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To determine whether congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscles (CFEOM) with Marcus Gunn jaw-winking phenomenon (MG) can result from mutations in the kif21a gene encoding a kinesin motor protein.
An individual with cfeom1 (classic autosomal dominant CFEOM) and MG underwent a comprehensive ophthalmic examination. He and his healthy parents underwent screening for mutations in the kif21a gene by direct DNA sequencing. The clinical records of our previously described patients with CFEOM and kif21a mutations were reviewed for evidence of more extensive dysinnervation.
A de novo and novel kif21a mutation 2840T→C (m947t) was present in the proband. In addition, among our previously described patients with CFEOM and kif21a mutations, 3 individuals had MG and 1 had hypertropia during toothbrushing.
This report introduces a new cfeom1 KIF21A mutation and is, to our knowledge, the first report of a genetic defect associated with MG. The combination of cfeom1 with MG supports a primary neurogenic etiology of CFEOM resulting from kif21a mutations.
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These findings will increase understanding of the etiology of CFEOM and increase awareness of the affiliation of CFEOM with MG.
Recent genetic and neuropathological studies have suggested that a group of congenital neuromuscular disorders likely results from developmental errors in innervation of the ocular and facial muscles.1- 5 We now refer to these disorders, including congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscles (CFEOM), Duane syndrome, Möbius syndrome, congenital ptosis, and congenital facial palsy, as the congenital cranial dysinnervation disorders.6
The various forms of CFEOM are congenital paralytic strabismus syndromes primarily affecting vertical eye movement, in contrast to Duane syndrome, which is characterized by a primary defect in horizontal eye movement.7 We have identified the following 3 CFEOM phenotypes. classic autosomal dominant (cfeom1), nonclassic autosomal recessive (CFEOM2), and nonclassic autosomal dominant (cfeom3).8
Classic autosomal dominant CFEOM (online Mendelian Inheritance in Man No. 135700) is the most common form of CFEOM, and individuals with cfeom1 have a characteristic phenotype referred to as classic CFEOM. Key features of CFEOM1 are bilateral nonprogressive ophthalmoplegia, bilateral ptosis, and an infraducted (downward) primary position of each eye with limited supraduction.9 Patients with cfeom1 lack binocular vision and amblyopia can develop. The CFEOM1 pedigrees demonstrate autosomal dominant inheritance with full penetrance and minimal variation in expression. A neuropathological study from our group demonstrated that cfeom1 is associated with abnormal development of the oculomotor axis, primarily affecting the superior division of the oculomotor nerve, corresponding alpha motoneurons in the midbrain, and the target extraocular muscles, the levator and superior rectus muscles.1 Researchers from our group mapped cfeom1 to the centromeric region of chromosome 12 (referred to as the feom1 locus)9- 12 and recently demonstrated that cfeom1 results from heterozygous mutations in the KIF21A gene encoding a kinesin motor protein.5 We identified 6 different pathogenic kif21a missense mutations, altering only 4 amino acids, in 44 of 45 cfeom1 probands. Five of the mutations alter 3 amino acids within the same coiled-coil region of the kif21a stalk, and one of these mutations occurred in 32 (72%) of the 45 probands.5
Subsequently, we identified kif21a mutations in 2 of the 22 cfeom3 probands in our database, showing thatKIF21A mutations can rarely result in CFEOM3.13 Although the specific function of the kif21a protein and its stalk are yet to be determined, the mouse ortholog, Kif21a, was found to be an anterograde microtubule-based motor protein expressed predominantly in neuronal tissues.14 We found that human kif21a is expressed most abundantly in developing neuronal tissues, suggesting that it plays an important role in neuronal development consistent with the cfeom1 phenotype.5 Because kif21a expression also has been observed in other tissues, including skeletal muscle, it remains to be determined whether the fundamental pathology of CFEOM resulting from kif21a mutations is in the nervous system (neurogenic) and/or the extraocular muscles (myopathic). For this reason, we sought to determine whether a subset of individuals with CFEOM resulting from kif21a mutations had clinical evidence of more diffuse dysinnervation extending beyond the oculomotor, trochlear, and abducens nuclei. This finding would support a primary neurogenic cause for CFEOM resulting from kif21a mutations.
Several cases with CFEOM accompanied by the Marcus Gunn jaw-winking phenomenon (MG; online Mendelian Inheritance in Man No. 154600) have been reported.15,16 Marcus Gunn jaw-winking phenomenon is categorized clinically as an ocular miswiring syndrome.17 Affected individuals have ptosis accompanied by elevation of the ptotic eyelid on movement of the lower jaw. This syndrome is proposed to result from misdirection of axons intended to travel within the motor branch of the trigeminal nerve to innervate the ipsilateral pterygoid muscle. Instead, these axons aberrantly innervate myofibers of the levator palpebrae superioris muscle, which is normally innervated by a branch of the oculomotor nerve.18 Although the familial occurrence of MG has occasionally been reported,19- 21 no specific genes have been associated with this phenomenon. A second example of the extensive dysinnervation in individuals with CFEOM is the unilateral hypertropia that was observed during toothbrushing in 1 cfeom1 case.22 This phenomenon likely results from aberrant innervation between branches of the trigeminal and oculomotor nerves.
We herein report the clinical features and underlying genetic defect of a male proband with cfeom1 and MG. We also identify 4 additional patients with cfeom1 and reported KIF21A mutations who have clinical evidence of aberrant innervation extending beyond the extraocular muscles.
The study was approved by the institutional review board of the Children's Hospital Boston, Boston, Mass. Informed consent was obtained from all study participants. The study design adhered to the Declaration of Helsinki for research involving human subjects.
The proband (jr01) underwent a comprehensive ophthalmologic examination, including visual acuity test; documentation of compensatory head position; palpebral fissure size measurement; pupil evaluation; a sensorimotor evaluation. evaluation for aberrant movements including synergistic convergence and divergence, globe retraction, and MG; slitlamp examination; and dilated fundus examination. Forced-duction testing was performed during surgery.
Blood samples were obtained from the affected proband (jr01) and his unaffected parents (jr02 and JR03). High-molecular-weight genomic DNA was extracted directly from the blood samples and subjected to haplotype and mutation analysis. Haplotype analysis was conducted using the following 6 locus-specific polymorphic microsatellite markers: d12s1648, D12S1692, d12s59, D12S1067, D12S1048, and D12S1668. Fluorescently labeled primers were purchased from Research Genetics (Huntsville, Ala), and primer sequences are available from the UniSTS in NCBI (available at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=unists). Fluorescently labeled products were made by means of polymerase chain reaction amplification of genomic DNA using each fluorescent primer set, and the products were analyzed using a DNA analyzer (ABI Prism 3730; Applied Biosystems, Foster City, Calif. following the manufacturer's specifications.
The kif21a exons 8, 20, and 21 (in which all mutations have been detected in cfeom1/CFEOM3-affected individuals to date5,13) underwent screening according to our current protocol. These kif21a exons and corresponding exon-intron boundaries were amplified by polymerase chain reaction from genomic DNA and subjected to analysis by direct DNA sequencing as described previously.5 The sequence from the patient was compared with that of control individuals and the published gene sequence. One hundred five controls recruited from unaffected participants who had married into pedigrees segregating dominant disorders underwent screening for putative mutations. These individuals were of varied ethnicity and from multiple regions, including North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Japan, India, and Australia. To identify additional patients with CFEOM and evidence of more diffuse dysinnervation, we reviewed the clinical records of the patients with CFEOM and known kif21a mutations in our database.
The proband (jr01) was first examined at the Department of Ophthalmology at Children's Hospital Boston at 7 ½ years of age, complaining of persistent exotropia, ptosis, upgaze limitation, and an anomalous head posture. The only known family member with strabismus was a paternal uncle with amblyopia and a history of eye muscle surgery. Both parents (jr02 and jr03) and a younger brother were unaffected.
We reviewed records from an outside hospital and family photographs. Briefly, the proband was examined by a pediatric ophthalmologist at 4 months of age when bilateral but asymmetric ptosis, an intermittent exotropia, upgaze limitation, and dyskinetic eye movements with possible synergistic divergence and MG were documented. At 11 months of age, results of forced-duction testing were positive for restriction in both eyes, most severe in the inferior rectus and superior oblique muscles. He was treated with 4.0-mm bilateral inferior rectus recessions. He subsequently underwent 3 additional procedures before 3 years of age, including 2 additional inferior rectus weakening procedures, bilateral lateral rectus recessions, and bilateral superior oblique tenotomies. He also had bilateral levator resections for ptosis.
At his examination at Children's Hospital Boston, his best-corrected visual acuity was 20/50 OD and 20/30 OS. A chin-up head posture with a left head tilt was observed. Bilateral, asymmetric ptosis was present, with the palpebral fissures 4.5 mm on the right and 3.0 to 11.0 mm on the left, depending on the mouth position (figure 1A). He controlled his left eyelid position using his mouth position (figure 1B). The mouth movements did not change the vertical misalignment.
Figure 1. Photographs of the proband (jr01) at his first visit to Children's Hospital Boston, Boston, Mass, after multiple surgeries elsewhere. A, Nine diagnostic fields of gaze. Infraducted and exotropic primary position of both eyes and severely limited vertical gaze with the inability to raise either eye above the horizontal midline are seen. B, Left-sided Marcus Gunn jaw-winking phenomenon. A subtle change in jaw position associated with a volitional increase in pterygoid muscle tension is seen.
Sensorimotor evaluation disclosed a left eye fixation preference with manifest latent nystagmus. At rest, each eye was hypotropic and exotropic. Abduction was full. Adduction was limited symmetrically to approximately 10° bilaterally. Elevation was limited to the midline on the right and to just below the midline on the left; depression was symmetrically limited to approximately 20° below the midline bilaterally. A convergence-type movement was noted in attempted upgaze. Binocular alignment was variable, with a 25-prism diopter (PD) exotropia in the distance and at near with correction, changing to esotropia of 20 PD with accommodative and fusional efforts. Stereopsis was not detectable. Results of slitlamp and fundus examinations were unremarkable.
At 7½ years of age, eye muscle surgery was performed using adjustable sutures. On forced-duction testing, the lateral rectus muscles were remarkably tight; all vertical rectus muscles were also tight, whereas the medial rectus muscles abducted without restriction. The previously recessed lateral rectus muscles underwent additional recession to a location 16 mm posterior to the limbus (after suture adjustment). Initially, adduction improved and the corneal light reflexes were centered; however, after 2 to 3 months, the exotropia recurred. Eye muscle surgery was repeated 5 months later. Once again, the lateral rectus muscles were remarkably tight. The lateral rectus muscles were placed 18 mm posterior to the limbus, resulting in an esotropia of more than 20 PD in the early postoperative period, but the exotropia recurred again after several months. Such clinically significant late recurrence of strabismus is often observed when an antagonist extraocular muscle is paretic. In this case, there was clinical adduction of each eye preoperatively, indicating that the medial rectus muscle was not completely paretic. At last follow-up, the residual exotropia was managed using botulinum toxin injections, but definitive surgery may require complete inactivation of the lateral rectus muscles by extirpation or by suturing the muscle ends to the orbital rim.
We identified a novel heterozygous 2840T→C transition mutation at the second nucleotide position of codon 947 in exon 20, resulting in a methionine-to-threonine substitution (m947t) in the proband, JR01 (Figure 2). The unaffected parents (JR02 and JR03) did not harbor the mutation, nor did 105 control individuals of mixed ethnicity. Haplotype analysis of polymorphic markers surrounding the kif21a gene showed that the patient carries 1 maternal and 1 paternal allele (Table 1), supporting the de novo occurrence of the kif21a mutation.
Figure 2. Sequence chromatographs of the family. The healthy parents have normal sequences (top), whereas the proband with congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscles and Marcus Gunn jaw-winking phenomenon (bottom) harbors a de novo heterozygous 2840T→C transition mutation in kif21a.
Three additional individuals with cfeom1 and MG (AL03, EO01, and EX0115) and 1 individual with unilateral hypertropia during toothbrushing (fg0122) were identified from our records of patients with CFEOM and previously reported KIF21A mutations5(table 2). Individual AL03 harbors a 3029T→C mutation (I1010T). The remaining 3 patients (EO01, EX01, and FG01) have the 2860C→T mutation, leading to the common R954W. Both individuals EO01 and EX01 have relatives with CFEOM1 without MG who harbor the identical mutation. Individuals AL0. and FG01 carried de novo mutations.
We identified a novel de novo 2840T→C KIF21A mutation in a proband with CFEOM and unilateral left MG. Although the original appearance cannot be observed because of the previous surgeries, it is possible to classify his CFEOM on the basis of previous records and photographs. A review of previous photographs and the observation that bilateral inferior rectus recessions were performed at 11 months of age strongly support severe, bilateral upgaze restriction. Considering the early inferior rectus surgery, the congenital bilateral ptosis, the bilateral severe restrictive ophthalmoplegia, and the exotropic, infraducted primary position of each eye, the clinical diagnosis in this case is CFEOM1 (rather than CFEOM3). The novel de novo KIF21A mutation 2840T→C found in the proband is predicted to result in a M947T amino acid substitution. Our group previously reported 3 different single-base substitutions at codon 947,5,13 including a heterozygous 2839A→G transition mutation at the first position of codon 947 (M947V) in a CFEOM1 proband, a heterozygous 2840T→G transversion at the second position of codon 947 (M947R) in a CFEOM1 proband, and a heterozygous 2841G→A transition at the third position of codon 947 (M947I) in a CFEOM3 proband. The 2840T→C (M947T) mutation identified in our proband is the fourth mutation our group has identified in codon 947 and the eighth KIF21A mutation we have identified overall, further supporting codon 947 as a frequent site of KIF21A mutations that cause CFEOM. Codon 947 in KIF21A is an evolutionally conserved methionine residue and is located at the A position of a heptad repeat within the coiled-coil region of the KIF21A stalk. The findings of this study reinforce the importance of this residue in the biological function of the KIF21A protein.
To support our hypothesis that the association of CFEOM1 and MG in this patient was not by chance, we searched the clinical records of our patients with CFEOM harboring KIF21A mutations and identified 3 additional participants with CFEOM1 and MG. All 4 individuals were male and had left-sided MG. Two are members of dominant pedigrees and have relatives with CFEOM1 without MG who harbor the same mutation; 2 share the most common KIF21A CFEOM mutation with many other individuals who have CFEOM1 but not MG. Therefore, the MG phenotype appears to occur at a low frequency with KIF21A mutations. Sidedness and sex predilection have not been found in larger studies of patients with MG,23,24 and we do not know the significance of the sex and sidedness findings in these 4 patients. It is interesting, however, to contrast this with Duane syndrome studies, in which a predominance of female patients and left eye involvement has been reported.25,26 One case of left-sided Duane syndrome with MG has been reported in a female patient.27
To our knowledge, this is the first report of a genetic association for MG and expands our knowledge of the genetic and phenotypic heterogeneity of CFEOM. It remains unclear whether MG in the setting of CFEOM1 arises as a primary result of KIF21A dysfunction or from more random secondary miswiring. All of the 4 individuals with CFEOM1 and MG also had facial weakness and/or delays in motor and/or speech development, findings that are present at a lower frequency in our patients with CFEOM1 without MG. Together, these signs and symptoms suggest aberrant innervation extending beyond cranial nerves III, IV, and VI and support a potentially broader role for KIF21A in human axonal development and neuromuscular innervation.
Correspondence: Elizabeth C. Engle, MD, Division of Genetics, Children's Hospital Boston, 300 Longwood Ave, Boston, MA 02115 (email@example.com).
Submitted for Publication: June 21, 2004; final revision received November 15, 2004; accepted January 3, 2005.
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Funding/Support: This study was supported by grants R01-EY12498 and R01-EY13583 from the National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md (Dr Engle) and P30-HD18655 (Mental Retardation Research Center, Children's Hospital Boston) from the National Institutes of Health.
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Robertson, Doise set to marry in December
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams Robertson announce with pleasure the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Anne Elise to Mr. Michael Joseph Doise, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lee Doise, all of Lafayette. Monsignor Richard Greene will officiate at the December ceremony during a Nuptial Mass at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Lafayette.
Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Moody III of Crowley, Mrs. Joe Lyle Jr. of Navarre, Fla., and the late Charles Wallace Robertson Sr. of Chattanooga, Tenn. Grandparents of the groom are Mrs. Luke M. Marcello of Lake Charles and the late Dr. Marcello of DeRidder, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Elery Lee Doise of Eunice.
Miss Robertson, whose mother is the former Rosalind Marie Moody, is a 2004 graduate of St. Thomas More High School in Lafayette. She attended Baylor University, where she earned a B.S. in finance and was an active member of Chi Omega sorority. She received an M.A. in dispute resolution from Southern Methodist University, and a J.D. from the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at Louisiana State University. She is an associate attorney with Jones Walker.
Mr. Doise, whose mother is the former Mary Jane Marcello, is a 2003 graduate of St. Thomas More High School. He graduated from Louisiana State University, where he was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity, with a B.S. in accounting. With a concentration in finance, he received his M.B.A. from the Freeman School of Business at Tulane University, and currently serves as asset liability manager with MidSouth Bank.


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Arrest, checkpoints, Hebron District, Soldier Violence »
HEBRON (Ma'an) — Israeli forces placed Hebron under a complete lockdown, causing traffic delays, after an Israeli was shot and killed in the West Bank city hours earlier.
Israeli soldiers closed the entrances and raided houses on Tariq Bin Ziyad and Jawhar streets, a Ma'an reporter said.
Soldiers forced males out of some homes at gunpoint and assembled them at a junction on Tariq Bin Ziyad street.
Near the junction, Israeli soldiers were also holding up an ambulance that was taking a woman in labor to hospital, a medic said.
The medic said that the woman was about to give birth but the soldiers refused to let the ambulance … Continue reading
Betlehem District, checkpoints, Other »
On Sunday 21st of April, Manar Zawareh was released after spending one year in an Israeli prison, a statement issued by the Detainees' Center in Bethlehem said.
The Center arranged an event to celebrate her homecoming and Zawareh called for the release of female detainees in Israeli prisons. She told the participants that there are fourteen female prisoners in Israel's Hasharon prison and she described the conditions as dire.
The names of the prisoners are Lina Ahmad Jarbony, Salwa Abed Al'zez Hassan, Ala' Issa Aljo'ba, Hadeel Talal Abu Torky, Asmaa Yousef Albatran, An'am Abed Aljabar Hasanat, Nawal Sa'ed Alsa'de, Muna Hseen Ga'dan, Intesar Mohammad Alsayad, Ala' Mohammad Qasem Abu Zeton, Naheel … Continue reading
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On November 14, a series of coordinated direct actions took place across the West Bank, coordinated by a network of activists throughout the West Bank. Palestinians, along with Israeli and international solidarity activists blocked settler-only roads and checkpoints in Huwarra, Nablus; Ni'lin, Ramallah; Nabi Saleh, Ramallah; Bil'in, Ramallah; Nashash, Betlehem; and Beit Jala, Betlehem. Activists from Beit Ommar and Palestine Solidarity Project joined over 100 other activists at the tunnels checkpoint outside of Beit Jala. For nearly half an hour, activists blocked Israeli settler traffic into Jerusalem through the checkpoint, protesting the ongoing military occupation of the West Bank. While some activists in some areas chose to emphasize the Palestinian bid for an upgrade in status … Continue reading
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Olive harvest is upon us. Many Palestinians, as well as internationals, have been looking forward to this season. All family members, including small children and grandparents, gather to pick olives in the beautiful fields throughout the West bank.
Every autumn PSP participate in the olive harvest in solidarity with Palestinian farmers that experience harassment and attacks from either colonists or the Israeli occupation forces. Presence of internationals are also sometimes helpful in preventing or documenting such harassment. PSP contributes to the olive harvest in area C, close to either the segregation wall or Israeli colonies and the purpose of this work is to support and encourage farmers to continue to cultivate their land. It is important not to give up cultivating … Continue reading
Apartheid Wall, Arrest, Beit Ommar, Betlehem, Betlehem District, checkpoints, Direct Action, Features, Gaza, Hebron District, Jerusalem District, Politics »
Today, March 30th, 2012, demonstrations took place all over Palestine commemorating Land Day. On March 30, 1976, thousands of Palestinians gathered to protest Israeli government plans to confiscate 60,000 dunams of Arab-owned land in the Galilee. Israeli forces killed six Palestinians that day, and wounded and jailed hundreds. Palestinians continue to mark this day to protest the ongoing expropriation of Palestinian land.
In Beit Ommar, a peaceful demonstration took place at the entrance of the town, which is located on Route 60. Before reaching the gates of the town, which were closed by the Israeli military to keep people from … Continue reading
checkpoints, Features, ramallah district »
On Thursday, March 22, 2012, PSP activists joined the families and supporters of the children who were killed in a school bus accident last month, on February 16, 2012, outside of Ramallah. Leila Ghannam, the governor of Ramallah, was also in attendance to show her support. Six children, between the ages of four and six, were killed in the crash, along with a schoolteacher, after a truck collided with the school bus in poor weather conditions. At the time of the accident, the bus caught fire and Palestinians who had been driving by stopped to try to put out the fire with small fire extinguishers. According to witnesses, Israeli soldiers … Continue reading
Arrest, Beit Ommar, checkpoints, Yatta »
On Saturday January 21, 2012, the Popular Committee in Beit Ommar organized its weekly protest in coordination and cooperation with the Popular Committee of Yatta, the Palestine Women's Struggle Committee, and supported by Israeli and international solidarity activists. The demonstration was held for the first time in from of the Tunnel checkpoint, along the road connecting the city of Hebron with Jerusalem. Tunnel and connecting road is prohibited for use by Palestinians, and is part of Israel's wider apartheid infrastructure in the West Bank. About 90 people, a large number of them Palestinian women, arrived at the entrance to the tunnel and began playing football.[gallery]
Additionally, demonstrators chanted against the occupation and waved flags. Among the demands issued … Continue reading
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On Monday, January 9th, 2011, a joint action organized by several Palestinian popular committees saw about 60 demonstrators trying to drive from Jericho to Ramallah on an Israeli-only road. The road was built to facilitate Israeli settler movement to and from settlements in the West Bank and Israeli cities despite the fact that these settlements have continued to be upheld as illegal under international law by the United Nations. The activists were protesting Israeli policies which restrict Palestinian movement in the West Bank, and prohibits them from driving on dozens of Israeli-only roads and highways that are built on lands that were stolen from them in the first place.
Beit Ommar, checkpoints, Direct Action, East Jerusalem, Politics »
On Saturday, December 17, 2011, several dozen Palestinian women and their children from several villages and towns in the West Bank were supported by a group of Israeli women as they visited Jerusalem, defying the arbitrary Israeli laws that make Jerusalem and the rest of Israel forbidden zones for most Palestinians living in the West Bank. Occupied East Jerusalem is held out by many Palestinians as the future capitol of their state, and it is a city of great religious, cultural, and historical significance to Palestinians. This past Saturday was a continuation of Israeli-Palestinian women actions which challenge the apartheid policies of Israeli Authorities, that have been occurring for the past year and a half.
Young Israeli … Continue reading
Arrest, Betlehem District, checkpoints, Direct Action, Hebron District, ramallah district »
On November 15th, 2011, six Palestinian activists were arrested for boarding Israeli settlement buses in the West Bank district of Ramallah. The activists, calling themselves the Freedom Riders, drew inspiration from the 1961 Freedom Rides in the United States, in which young black and white civil rights activists challenged the segregated transportation system across southern states.
Settler buses run by the companies Egged and Veolia, connect Israeli settlements which are built on stolen Palestinian land in the West Bank, and deemed illegal under International Law, with cities within Israel proper. Palestinians are not allowed to ride these buses, one of many separate … Continue reading


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The great immigration debate resonating throughout the country will define the way we view ourselves as a people and our future as a nation. From conversations with constituents in the 9th district and in the phone calls and letters I continue to receive in my offices, there is a clear message of concern over the Reid-Kennedy immigration reform bill in the Senate. Let me be clear: I strongly oppose this bill in its current form.
Supporters of the Reid-Kennedy immigration bill call its reforms a path to citizenship for the estimated 12 million illegal aliens now in the country. I call it amnesty.
Illegal immigration is not only a serious violation of our laws and sovereignty; it is a huge sign of disrespect to individuals and families patiently waiting in line, for years in some cases, to enter our country legally. Granting amnesty to illegal aliens does nothing to stop the tide of illegal immigration. Instead, history has shown that it encourages it.
Unfortunately, the Senate bill fails to grasp this. While the bill legalizes 12 million illegal aliens, its enforcement provisions are severely lacking. I also oppose the Senate bill because of its cost. No supporter of smaller, leaner government can support a proposal whose total cost could exceed $2.6 trillion dollars.
Twenty one years ago, Congress passed legislation designed to fix our immigration problems once and for all. Among that law's numerous reforms was a provision to legalize the then 4 million illegal aliens residing in the
Border security must be paramount. I strongly support tougher laws against smugglers and drug traffickers. I also support the deployment of National Guard troops to our borders and believe a physical fence is necessary to truly secure our border. Last Congress I voted to fund the construction of 700 miles of physical fencing along our borders, and I am an ardent supporter of a virtual fence to supplement our physical border made up of sensors, UAVs and other technology.
We cannot truly address illegal immigration until we know exactly who is in our country and why. That is why we must have a biometric identification card to identify all non-citizen immigrants and migrant workers. Our visa system should be modernized to reduce fraud. While businesses cannot be asked to play the role of law enforcement, Congress can encourage worker verification through a serious program of penalties and incentives that makes it in the businesses' best interest to employ only legal workers.
As your Representative in Congress, I will continue to fight for enforcement first. Amnesty is not the answer to our immigration problems. We can and must do better. If the Senate bill comes before the House with the glaring loopholes it has now, I will send it packing with a strong no vote.
Rep. Bill Shuster is a Republican representing the 9th District.


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Paperless Initiative Launched for NWS Cooperative
Weather Observer Program
Southern Region Director Bill Proenza and Systems Operations Division Chief John Duxbury meet with COOP Paperless Initiative Team at SRH in Fort Worth (Photo: SRH)
(Oct. 17, 2006) - Efforts to further modernize the National Weather Service (NWS) Cooperative Weather Observer Program (COOP) have entered a new phase with plans to eliminate cumbersome, expensive and less accurate paper reporting. Representatives from the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC); the Office of Climate, Water and Weather Services; the Office of Operational Systems; and, the Eastern, Central, Western and Alaska Regions gathered at Southern Region headquarters in Fort Worth to launch a paperless initiative for the observer program.
In addition to collecting daily observations for local NWS Weather Forecast Offices, the nation's nearly 12,000 cooperative observers also provide the data used by NCDC to create monthly climate records. Long and continuous records on temperature, precipitation and other weather factors such as snow depth, river levels and soil temperature provide a picture of a locale's normal weather and give climatologists and others a basis for predicting future trends. These data are invaluable for scientists studying floods, droughts and heat and cold waves.
Since thousands of the monthly climate record forms are hand written - some might be difficult to read, more susceptible to error and may require time consuming editing by NCDC. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Weather Service propose to eliminate most common errors with a low cost paperless system utilizing technologies that are already in use by many cooperative observers.
Two data collection systems, in use now, include computer and telephone based technologies. The Web-Xmitted Cooperative Observer Data Encoder Report (WxCoder) is a computer based system which allows the observers to submit their reports via the Internet. The Interactive Voice-Remote Observation Collection System (IV-ROCS) simply requires keypad responses to voice prompts to report data. The data can be verified when entered and are subject to automated quality control.
NOAA is under a legislative mandate to collect environmental observations for the purpose of describing and monitoring the climate of the United States. That responsibility is shared by two NOAA line offices - the National Weather Service and the National Climatic Data Center. The purpose of the paperless initiative is to meet that responsibility with a more efficient, accurate and cost effective system.
If all goes well, a nationwide paperless cooperative observer reporting system could be implemented as early as the fall of 2007.Cooperative Observer Basics
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In a game that saw Auburn take an early 2-0 lead on a Ryan Tella home run in the first inning, the Tigers never could get back control of things after the Gamecocks scored four runs in the fourth inning to break the game open. Three Auburn errors led to a pair of unearned runs and that proved to be the difference said Coach John Pawlowski.
"I thought we played sloppy today," Pawlowski said. "I just don't think we played a clean baseball game. We mishandled too many balls and when you do that it makes it tough. They played well. They deserved to win."
On the mound Cory Luckie got the loss for the Tigers, allowing three earned runs on eight hits in just three innings. Slade Smith allowed two earned runs on three hits in three innings of relief while Derek Varnadore allowed a run on two hits in two and one/third innings. Bryant also saw some action for the Tigers as well, pitching two/thirds of an inning. Pawlowski said he decided to throw his best to win the game and it didn't work out.
"We were trying to win the game," Pawlowski said. "We were trying to get those guys and hold them down. We were trying to go with our best guys and guys we felt confident in. In a close ballgame you've got to try to find a way to win it."
Just like they did in Monday night's win, the Tigers got off to a quick start at the plate against the Gamecocks in the first inning. With one out Creede Simpson singled and quickly stole second to move into scoring position for Ryan Tella. Facing left-hander Casey Antley, Tella got a pitch to drive and hit it high into the sky towards right field. The ball just cleared the wall for his fifth home run of the season and just like that it was 2-0 Auburn. The sophomore center fielder finished the night 3-4 with three RBI at the plate.
After struggling through the first three innings, Luckie ran into some serious trouble in the fourth thanks to the long ball. Leading off the inning, Waldrip got his pitch and didn't miss it as his solo homer put Jacksonville State on the board. It was his 16th of the season and when Kyle Bluestein added his ninth of the season it was back tied.
That was just the start of Luckie's problems however as back-to-back singles by Erik Underwood and Cal Lambert brought shortstop Andrew Bishop up with a chance to do more damage. Trying to bunt the runners over, he put one down the third base line that Luckie fielded cleanly only to throw away at first for an error.
Going from bad to worse, the senior walked number nine hitter Michael Bishop to force home the go-ahead run for Jacksonville State. That was all for Luckie as Smith came in to get a double play and a groundout to end the inning allowing just one more run.
In the fifth the Gamecocks again got the offense cranked up as a one-out double by Waldrip put a runner in scoring position. Following a groundout to move him to third, Underwood singled up the middle to push him across for the 5-2 lead. Moving to second on a wild pitch, the JSU left fielder scored on an error by Auburn shortstop Dan Glevenyak to put the Tigers down by four.
Auburn got one back with one swing of the bat in the bottom of the fifth as catcher Blake Austin launched a solo homer over the monster in left field. It was his third of the season and gave the Tigers some life. With two outs Jay Gonzalez reached on a single and stole second with Simpson at the plate. The senior appeared to have put the Tigers on the board again with a smash up the middle, but it deflected off the Gamecock pitcher to easily get Simpson at first on a throw.
Jacksonville State got the run back in the top of the seventh as Sam Eberle's leadoff double off Smith and a single by Waldrip off Varnadore made the score 7-3 Gamecocks. A wild pitch moved Waldrip to second where he stood with two outs as Underwood stepped to the plate. Hitting a blooper to right field that fell in for a single, he pushed across the eighth run of the game for Jacksonville State to give the visitors a seemingly commanding lead.
The Tigers had other ideas however as they began to chip away in the bottom of the seventh. Glevenyak started it off with a single to left field and the shortstop moved to second on an Austin strikeout. Moving to third on a Bobby Andrews failed bunt attempt, Glevenyak scored on a pinch hit double by Zach Alvord to make it 8-4 Gamecocks.
A walk to Gonzalez put a pair of runners on base for Simpson facing reliever Travis Stout and it proved to be the wrong move for JSU as the senior drilled a double into the gap in right field to score two runs and make it an 8-6 game. Tella followed with a double, his third hit of the game, to push across Simpson and cut the lead down to just one. A Justin Bryant pop up ended the inning as the Tigers inched closer.
Jacksonville State closer Todd Hornsby came on to shut down Auburn in the eighth inning on just six pitches and got the first two outs in the ninth on just three pitches to bring Gonzalez to the plate with the Tigers' last shot. Doing his job as a leadoff man, the speedy right fielder worked a walk to bring Simpson to the plate with a chance to tie it or win the game for Auburn. Ripping a single under the glove of Waldrip at first, Simpson put runners on first and third for Tella.
Pitching carefully to a guy already with three hits, Hornsby walked Tella to bring Bryant to the plate with the bases loaded and the chance to give himself the win on the mound. Instead a ground ball to shortstop thwarted the Auburn comeback. It was the 32nd career save for Hornsby to set the OVC career record.
The Tigers will return to action Thursday-Saturday when they face the Florida Gators in a three-game series at Plainsman Park. Game times for the series are 6 p.m. on both Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. on Saturday.


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Dear Carolyn: When my husband and I wrote our wills, we decided to leave our money to various organizations that had touched our lives. We have no children; however, we each have one brother, two nephews and one niece. We are not close to our respective brothers. The only time we see them is on holidays.
Well, the day after we handed the legal package to my brother-in-law, the executor of our wills, we discovered the most scathing emails as to why we left out his family. How could we do this and what about our legacy? WE ARE DEAD TO THEM. No apology or explanation accepted.
Now appearances are kept for Mom's sake; as far as we know, my mother-in-law has no idea of the rift.
We feel it is our money and no one can tell us what to do with it. Is this an example of parents wanting the best for their children? Did we hurt them?
- Where There's a Will
A: This is an example of entitlement where there's no excuse for it. It is your money and no one can tell you what to do with it.
However, it's also an example of tone-deafness. Unless your brother-in-law underwent a personality change since the last holiday, you had sufficient knowledge to anticipate his reaction to the will - your husband did, at least - and to find an executor elsewhere.
Not convinced? Try this: Run a streamlined version of this scenario by friends, such as, "A childless couple leave money to charity instead of to affluent siblings. You're one sibling. How do you respond?" But first, consider whether each friend is an offense-taker or live-and-let-live type. Predict responses accordingly, and see how the results track.
There's another, more serious misstep in here: If my children ever concealed a feud between them "for Mom's sake," I'd be as heartbroken over that as over the feud itself. Maintaining the facade of happiness where there is none isn't a favor; it's emotional fraud. I want a happy family, and if that's too much to ask, then I at least want kids with the courage to tell me the truth.
Time to move on
Dear Carolyn: My boyfriend of over three years broke up with me yesterday. We're in our late 20s. He says he doesn't love me or see us in a long-term romantic relationship, but also says he doesn't really know what love means.
I want to be with someone who loves me, but I also think this could be as good as it gets. What can I do?
- Devastated
A: Grieve, of course, and be patient with yourself as you assemble your post-relationship life.
What I suggest you don't do is perpetuate, for another minute, the myth that someone who just left you is ever "as good as it gets." Those worthy of that honor stay.


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The 2011 Annual Youth Fishing Derby gets under way Saturday, with a chance for children age 5 to 15 to compete in rainbow-trout fishing.
The derby, sponsored by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, happens at Apollo Park in Lancaster. Competitors should remember there is a five-fish limit.
Prizes will be awarded to a boy and girl in four age groups — 5-7 years, 8-10, 11-12 and 13-15 — for the heaviest rainbow trout caught.
Participants must bring their own fishing gear, including strings. Admission is free. For additional information, call (661) 257-4014.


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Joesitz has not posted in quite awhile. I miss his daily posts. Hope he is
Joesitz has not posted in quite awhile. I miss his daily posts. Hope he is
If you look at his profile there has been activity today so he must be lurking and not posting!
Well Joesitz...I am missing the witty banter!!!
I just hope he is taking a vacation, and is healthy!
Just found a post dated 9/25 that he was off to somewhere, seems like it was Switzerland.
Grgranny, DEFINITELY!
Hi Grgranny, I've been thinking about you too. How is life treating you???
Well, sometimes good, sometimes bad.
Had a cold then a "back attack". Got cortisone shots for it. Had a company treat and seed my yard that has been in really bad shape. Got some traveling sprinklers and really hurt my back. They are so heavy.
Grgranny, DEFINITELY!


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GRANBY – Police have identified the motorcyclist killed in a New Ludlow Road crash Monday morning as 28-year-old Abimael Mestre of Ludlow.
The single-vehicle accident occurred about 6:25 a.m. near South Street , according to a release issued by Alan Wishart, interim chief of police. The initial investigation showed that Mestre, of Holyoke Street in Ludlow, was riding east on New Ludlow Road when his motorcycle went off the right side of the road and hit a utility pole.
Medical personnel on the scene determined that Mestre succumbed to injuries received in the crash.
The crash remains under investigation. Mestre was riding a 2007 Honda CBR 600.
State police from the Crime Scene Services Section, the Crash Analysis and Reconstruction Section and state police detectives assigned to the Northwestern District Attorney's office were called to the scene to assist with the investigation.


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LTACs explore CDI opportunities for the long term
When Jennifer Love, RN, BA, CCDS, accepted a CDI position in Texas, she'd planned the move to be closer to her family. When her husband received a promotion, however, plans changed. They decided to stay in North Carolina.
Although Love remained in the area, she found a brand-new opportunity to reenter the workforce in the long-term acute care (LTAC) space for Kindred Healthcare, one of the nation's largest LTAC providers.
Most CDI specialists (97% according to the 2010 CDI Specialist's Salary Survey) work in short-term acute care (STAC) facilities. So Love saw the LTAC opening as a chance to broaden her CDI horizons.
Now, an area director of CDI for Kindred in Greensboro, NC, and Richmond, VA, Love says, "It is exciting to see CDI expand out like this. I feel like I dove into the future."


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Even in this culture, it's more doable than you might think. read more
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Mentoring Millennials: Don't Be a Kung Fu Master
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What the Bible Says About Dating and Courtship
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When Parenting Teens, Become a Rubber Wall
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Take Authority Over These 5 Destructive Trends Plaguing Your Marriage
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Men, Use This Weapon to Shatter Satan's Deadly Agenda Against You
It will leave you a lot less vulnerable to the enemy's attacks. read more
Why Tired Dads Need Grace Too
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Morningside Park Farmers Market Opens this Month
By Christopher Stewart | May 14, 2013
I think next to outdoor dining, my love for the farmers market is a close second place to the things that I anticipate most about the spring and summer months. It's now that time of year when the two combine and farmers markets are starting to pop up. This month, the Morningside Park's Down to Earth Farmers Market will begin to gather local farmers and purveyors from the tri-state area. Everything from fresh produce, meat, dairy, beverages, and even plants for your home and specialty baked goods will be available for purchase starting May 25th and running through December 7th. Farmers markets are a great way to incorporate fresh ingredients into your meals and also support hard working local farmers and artisans. Read More


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It seems a bit random for cellist Neyla Pekarek to have
ended up in a folk band with two guys from the Northeast. The
Now the trio's self-titled debut, "The Lumineers," has made
them an in-demand band in cities throughout the
I spoke to Pekarek recently about the band's growth. "It's all kind of growing things and you figure out to learn the life the lifestyle. We get along really well as a group. You've got to have people you travel with well," she says. Tonight, they'll perform at the Alabama Theatre, sharing a bill with the Milk Carton Kids and Old Crow Medicine Show. Tickets are still available for $33 at ticketmaster.com.
Neyla Pekarek: It
was a little bit random. They were living out on the East Coast. Wes was living
BBS: Why did you decide to become a part of the band after reading their Craigslist ad?
NP: I think it was just a good day for that. It was really random. I wasn't looking to be in a band at all. I was just out of school. I got a teaching degree, I graduated fall semester and they don't really hire teachers then a lot.
I listened to some of the tracks online, and I was like, well, this will keep me busy until I find a job. It turned into a lot more.
BBS: How has the band grown and coalesced since that time?
NP: We have a lot
of practices. It was treated very much like a job. I'd arrive in the morning,
nine or 10, there'd be coffee out. It was very organized from the get go. We
practiced a lot. About eight months after that, we played a couple local
BBS: Has touring affected the material in any way?
NP: The majority of the songs were written prior to touring or any of that. The more we played them live, that definitely had an effect on what we did in studio. We actually play as a five-piece live, so some of them are different instrumentation.
BBS: How do y'all approach songwriting?
NP: We don't have a lot of time for that right now. We've been finding time in between. We're hopefully going to have some time off after the holidays.
BBS: I'm always interested in how place affects a band, and I find it interesting that the three bands on this tour have similarly folksy sounds but are from very different regions of the country. Does place affect your work?
NP: I don't
really think so, especially because, like I was saying, a lot of the album was
written in
BBS: So what were you raised on?
NP: My dad listened to a lot of Dylan and Stones. But personally I was all over the place. I studied classical music when I was young [jazz, vocal and more as she got older]. I sang in a barber shop quartet for a very long time. I got a lot of stage performance time.


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GLOUCESTER TWP. — A township man has been charged with being involved in what Camden County Prosecutor Warren Faulk said Thursday was a "crime spree" across five towns in the past two weeks — including the armed robbery of a woman on the parking lot of a local hospital.
Steven Hazen, 33, of Burleigh Drive is charged with six counts of theft, three counts of robbery and single counts of armed robbery, burglary, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.
The incidents Hazen are charged with are as follows:
• Shop Rite, Chews Landing Road, Gloucester Township: theft of landscaping equipment on April 29 and again on May 1.
• Lakeview Apartments, Lower Landing Road, Gloucester Township: theft of landscaping equipment on May 1
• John F Kennedy Hospital Emergency Room parking lot, Laurel Road, Stratford: robbed a woman May 3 of her handbag at gunpoint.
• Hollywood Tans, Evesham Road, Cherry Hill Township: armed robbery on May 7.
• Bamboo Fusion Chinese Restaurant, Laurel Hill Plaza, Gloucester Township: Hazen allegedly used an imitation handgun to rob the restaurant on May 8.
• Stetser-Lamartine American Legion parking lot, 2101 Chews Landing Road, Gloucester Township: theft of landscaping equipment on May 9.
• Pioneer Gas Station, Black Horse Pike, Runnemede: attempted to take money May 9 from a gas station attendant.
Hazan was arrested as a result of the incident in Runnemede. The gas station attendant resisted Hazan during the 2 p.m. robbery attempt and a $10 bill being held by both of them tore in half during the struggle.
It is alleged Hazan fled in a 2008 Toyota and the attendant reported the incident to police. A bulletin went out to law enforcement and a Barrington officer spotted Hazan's Toyota and pulled him over at Scheina Lane and Enders Drive in Barrington.
During the stop the officer found an imitation handgun and a half of the $10 bill that matched the half still kept by the gas station attendant.
Also charged in the incidents are Melissa Zegan, who has been dating Hazen, and Katie Zegan, Melissa Zegan's sister.
Melissa Zegan 29, of Harwood Lane in Clementon, is charged with conspiracy in connection with the robbery at the Chinese restaurant in Gloucester Township.
Katie Zegan, 26, also of Harwood Lane, is charged with three counts each of conspiracy and theft. She is accused of being a getaway driver at the thefts of landscaping equipment.


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Mo'Nique, who won the Best Supporting Actress Academy Award for Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire, has spoken publicly about the abuse at the hands of Gerald Imes, saying she channeled "that monster" when she played the brutal mother in the film.
"I'm sorry, Mo'Nique. I'm sorry," Imes said Monday on The Oprah Winfrey Show. "I betrayed everybody's trust. I broke that trust. I broke that bond." Mo'Nique declined to be involved in Imes's interview or respond to his apology.
Imes blamed the sexual abuse, which happened over a period of two years mostly while Imes believed Mo'Nique was sleeping, on the fact that he too had been molested and was masking his pain with drugs.
"I started using cocaine, heroin, alcohol at the age of 11," he told Winfrey. "I used these drugs to hide my own pain, to hide my own fears ... The drugs allowed me and afforded me the opportunity to hurt my sister."
He said he hid the shame he felt at having been sexually abused himself and took it out on his sister, who is now 42.
Imes was later sentenced to 12 years in prison for molesting another girl. But now he wants to repair his relationship with his sister and move forward.
"I can only hope by coming forth today ... that somewhere down the line ... we can come back together as siblings," he said. "I understand your pain. I truly think, let's share this together and move on."
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THE LIST Hart attack
1 'Think Like a Man' (2012). Hart plays one of four men who find themselves placating their ladies after the women start using advice they discovered in a book by Steve Harvey. The men get wise, then they try to get even. The comedy made $91.5 million. A sequel arrives in June, which finds the four couples in Las Vegas.
2 'Let Me Explain' (2013). Hart's second comedy special surprised Hollywood when it thrived during the summer, the most competitive period for films. The film grossed $32 million, about $25 million more than his 2011 stand-up release. "Explain" showed his growing appeal, and explains why he has four movies on the way.
3 'Death at a Funeral' (2010). The prospect of working with Chris Rock inspired Hart to climb aboard this comedy, which also features Martin Lawrence, Tracy Morgan, Danny Glover, James Marsden, Owen Wilson and Peter Dinklage. It's worth a look.


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By Floyd Ingram/Chickasaw Journal
An area man drowned in a private pond in southern Chickasaw County Saturday morning after falling out of a boat while fishing with a friend.
Chickasaw County Coroner Andy Harmon said the accident occurred about 9:30 a.m. Saturday in a pond off of Sparta Road near Sparta after Russell White, 63, of Cedar Bluff, fell into the water.
"He was fishing with a friend in a two-man boat when he fell out of the boat," said Harmon. "That caused the boat to tip up and the other man fell in the water on the other side of the boat."
Harmon said the friend swam around the boat and tried to save White, but had to swim to shore and call for help.
The Woodland Volunteer Fire Department responded to the call. Harmon said the other man had pulled White out of the water by the time emergency crews arrived. White was transported to Trace Regional Hospital and later pronounced dead.
Harmon said White was not wearing a lifejacket. He said he did not know if White could swim.
"My investigation is complete and it has been ruled an accidental drowning," said Harmon. "It was a tragic accident that has affected a lot of people in this community."
White was employed in the wood yard of Nabor Home Center. Services are at 10 a.m. Monday at Palestine United Methodist Church in Montpelier with burial to follow at Palestine United Methodist Church Cemetery. Houston Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Vehicle accidents
The Houston Fire Department responded to two separate vehicle accidents Sunday afternoon.
Jonathan Blankenship, with the Houston Fire Department, said the first accident occurred about 4:35 p.m., with emergency crews responding to the intersection of Highway 32 at Highway 15 at Wesley Chapel.
Blankenship said two vehicles collided at this intersection but no one was transported from the scene.
The second accident was more serious and sent a motorcycle rider to North Mississippi Medical Center in serious condition.
Blankenship said that accident occurred at the intersection of Highway 8 and Martin Drive, east of Houston.
Blankenship said emergency crews responded to that call at 5:36 p.m.


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Emory Health Source
January 2010
Confused about the recent mammogram recommendations?
For years, doctors have recommended that women follow the American Cancer Society (ACS) breast cancer screening guidelines. In November 2009, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force released new guidelines for mammograms. The new recommendations suggest women should get mammograms less frequently than advised by the ACS, which is confusing to many.
After reviewing the research, Carl D'Orsi, MD, FACR, director of the Emory Breast Imaging Center, recommends women continue to follow the original ACS screening guidelines. Learn more
Old Resolutions, New Goals: The Weight is Over
The New Year brings some familiar resolutions back into focus. Among the most popular is the resolution to lose weight. So, how do you fulfill this vow and stay on track this time around? The key to losing big is to think small. That's right - think small by setting realistic goals. Create small achievable milestones to help measure and celebrate your success.
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Harley Davidson 2009 Road King Classic 13500
- Year : 2009
- Color : Blue
- Mileage : 27,000 Miles
- Location : Yakima, WA, US
- Price : $ 13,500
Product Description
This is a 2009 Road King Classic with 26300 miles. All services have been done and up to date. Extras include: power for heated gear, black engine parts (chrome also come with but not on the bike) Stage 1 upgrade, true duel pipes, back rest, cargo rack(3 point mount), highway pegs, and lojack. The bike comes with all the standard stuff for the Road King Classic with the white wall rear tire. I\'ve put on a new tire put on about a month ago and the front was put on last year. Other standards were cruise control, security, leather bags, abs brakes. I am asking $13,500 OBO. I love the bike but need a truck.


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Apple Seeds OS X 10.8.5 12F33, Safari 6.1 Beta 5
Must have been the third day of week, because Apple delivered a fresh OS X 10.8.5 beta, 12F33, as well as fifth seeds of Safari 6.1 for Mountain Lion and Lion. Whereas this latest interim Mountain Lion update is essentially opaque vis-a-vis any changes, details about Safari 6.1, notably the differences between the Lion and Mountain Lion version, are now known.
OS X 10.8.5 12F33? No known issues and the same tester focus areas — Wi-Fi, Graphics, Wake from Sleep, PDF viewing and Accessibility, and Mobile Device Management. Beyond that, Apple isn't saying.
Previously, the Fairer Platform published the Safari 6.1 release notes and it's worth noting the difference between the Lion and Mountain Lion versions of Apple's default browser.
Fundamentally, many of the headline features in Safari 6.1 for ML — Safari Sidebar, Shared Links, Continuous Reading,, iCloud Tabs autocomplete and Easy Retweet — aren't present in Safari 6.1 for Lion. One notable new feature in the Lion version is Safari Power Saver, a killer feature brings native, site-by-site, page-by-page Flash plugin blocking to Safari.
Also present in Safari 6.1 for Lion are Redesigned Top Sites, third-party data blocking and faster JavaScript.
Sources: MacRumors
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Student Life
The School in Italy organizes visits to churches, museums, and gardens in Florence for Art History and History courses. Students are encouraged to get involved in independent co-curricular activities. The School in Italy maintains an updated listing of such activities pursued by former students, and the staff is available to direct students to these resources.


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ABC (weekdays, 11 a.m. ET)
Show of the week
Almost three years after its debut, here's a small suggestion for improving The View: Drop that opening with Barbara Walters explaining, "I had this idea for a show...." By now, the nation knows that the regulars—executive producer Walters, 68; Joy Behar, 57; Meredith Vieira, 46; Star Jones, 38; and Lisa Ling, 26—are supposed to be speaking for their respective age groups. "We rarely agree with anything on this show," Jones said one morning last month. "It's multi-generation and it's designed to be that way." But, she added, the panel was unanimously gaga at the gorgeousness of guest Henry Simmons from NYPD Blue.
Which brings us to another modest proposal: The View would benefit from, say, a 10-percent reduction in fawning. Jones is the most effusive member of the team (she had a religious experience when Miss Diana Ross graced the studio), but leader Walters sets an unfortunate example with her gushing over Kathie Lee Gifford, Carly Simon, et al.
What else needs changing? Not much. The format still clicks almost every time the women sit down with their coffee mugs to gab about the hot topics of the day. There's an air of candor that can't be faked—not entirely, anyway. Though she reaches at times for the "politically incorrect" remark, Ling is a more assured contributor than Debbie Matenopoulos, whom she replaced last year. And the indispensable Behar always knows when to trust her comedian's instincts and cut through the cross-generational dialogue with a quip.
Bottom Line: Steady viewing
Picks and Pans Review: The View
updated 06/26/2000 AT 01:00 AM EDT
•originally published 06/26/2000 AT 01:00 AM EDT
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