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• Twelve dogs underwent total colectomy and ileorectal anastomosis with construction of a side-to-side isoperistaltic ileal reservoir 20 cm long. The average stool frequency was 18 per 24 hours within the first two weeks after operation, decreasing to five per 24 hours at eight weeks. Stool consistency was liquid at two weeks, becoming semisolid at eight weeks. Saline absorption from a normal segment of ileum 20 cm long was 29 mL/hr. The average saline absorption from the reservoir was 74 mL/hr at four weeks and 106 mL/hr at eight weeks. The average volume of a 20-cm segment of ileum with an intraluminal pressure of 10 cm H2O was 69 mL. The average reservoir volume with the same intraluminal pressure immediately after construction was 203 mL, increasing to 458 mL at eight weeks. Frequency of slow electric waves in the normal canine ileum was 15.71/min, which decreased to 10.21 min immediately after construction of the reservoir. By eight weeks, the slow waves increased to 13.51/min. It appears that electric activity in the muscle of the isoperistaltic lateral ileal reservoir returns to near normal eight weeks after operation. Enlargement of the reservoir in the absence of severe distention does not appear to interfere with peristaltic activity. Stool frequency is reduced simultaneously when peristaltic activity returns and the reservoir enlarges.
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Creating a Culture of Safety
By Erin Vermilye, Manager, Division of State Associations of Chiefs of Police, IACP; Scott Brien, Project Manager, National Center for the Prevention of Violence Against the Police, IACP; and Stephen Fender, Project Coordinator, National Center for the Prevention of Violence Against the Police, IACP
he International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) has always considered the safety of all law enforcement officers its top priority. To ensure safety in the face of numerous and varied threats, it is the responsibility of police leaders to provide officers with the best tools and resources available to meet these challenges.
However, in this age of austerity, the prospect of providing such measures has grown increasingly more difficult. In the face of these obvious hardships, executives have been called upon to "do more with less" while being tasked with hometown security as the basis of homeland security.
This month's issue of Police Chief magazine will explore multiple officer safety strategies and resources within the broader context of the current climate. In this issue, you will read about four areas of note:
Clearly, the issues related to officer safety go beyond simply wearing your vest and seat belt. Officer safety encompasses physical fitness, wellness, methods to avoid injuries, mental health, fatigue, and being prepared to protect yourself against threats that were unimaginable just a decade ago.
Because of this, in 2002 the IACP, through the Division of State Associations of Chiefs of Police, initiated the SafeShield project. Founded on the philosophy that law enforcement leaders cannot and should not accept that accidents or injuries are an unavoidable reality of law enforcement, SafeShield is committed to the goal of zero officers killed or injured.
SafeShield focuses on the threats posed to officers in violent encounters and also looks to address the broad array of threats and challenges that endanger the health and wellness of law enforcement officers.
For this reason, the work of the SafeShield initiative spans a wide range of officer safety initiatives, including
Through the efforts of these initiatives and the SafeShield program, the IACP will continue its efforts to promote the health and safety of law enforcement officers.
As part of this effort, the IACP is proud to announce that Police Chief magazine will start to feature a new monthly column about officer safety. Officer Safety Corner will focus on lessons learned, overall wellness, training, and statistical analysis from the National Center. The mission of the National Center is to prevent felonious assaults against law enforcement through the timely development and dissemination of actionable information.
As the IACP continues its efforts, it is our hope that all law enforcement leaders will embrace the realilty that there is more to officer safety than protective equipment, policies, and training. Protection requires the adoption of a culture of safety that provides officers with the tools, the resources, the support, and the training they need to live a safe, balanced, and healthy life both on and off duty. ■
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Erin Vermilye, Scott Brien, and Stephen Fender, "Creating a Culture of Safety," The Police Chief 79 (May 2012): 22.
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Mel Gibson's Pregnancy Surprise
In the Midst of a High-Stakes Divorce from His Wife of 29 Years, the Father of Seven Reveals That His Girlfriend, Musician Oksana Grigorieva, Is Having His Baby. Says a Friend: Mel "Couldn't Be Happier"
Few people in Hollywood take their faith more seriously than Gibson. But he may have had good reason for not taking part. The next day his rep confirmed to PEOPLE that Gibson's girlfriend, Russian musician Oksana Grigorieva, 39, is pregnant in her second trimester with what will be the newest member of Gibson's brood. The announcement came six weeks after Robyn, Gibson's wife of 29 years and the mother of his seven children, filed for divorce on April 13. Gibson, 53, who has said that he and Robyn have been separated for three years, is excited about the baby news. "He couldn't be happier," says a friend. "He loves being a father." As Gibson told Jay Leno on May 25, "This is true; we're going to have a child. I guess I'm Octo-Mel!"
All joking aside, was the pregnancy the catalyst for the collapse of Gibson's marriage? Not according to people close to Gibson and Grigorieva. "Mel didn't even know Oksana was pregnant when they filed [for divorce]," says Gibson's friend. Grigorieva, who is signed to Gibson's record label, was first photographed with him in 2008 on the set of his movie Edge of Darkness; they stepped out publicly for the first time at a screening of X-Men Origins: Wolverine in Los Angeles on April 28. Grigorieva's mother, Lyudmila Chernukha, a retired music teacher who lives outside Moscow, bristles at any suggestion her daughter played a role in the divorce. "He split up with his wife three years ago, so to suggest that she has broken up their marriage is rubbish," Chernukha told PEOPLE. "He was no longer with his wife, so he was bound to meet some woman at some point—it just happened to be Oksana."
Gibson's marriage had indeed been troubled for a long time. "These things happen. It's unfortunate. It's sad. But you know she is an admirable woman—we still got kids to raise together. We're friends," Gibson told Leno. "When it's all said and done, I did a pretty good hatchet job on my marriage myself. I'm to blame." Friends say the pair's ongoing personality conflicts were exacerbated by Mel's public struggle with alcohol. (Gibson has said they separated in August 2006, less than a month after his notorious drunk driving arrest in Malibu.) "The tension between Mel and Robyn was obvious," says a close family friend. "During family dinners, they wouldn't speak sometimes. Robyn would pretend that everything was perfect, but no one would ever dare to ask her how she and Mel were doing."
While Gibson's wealth is estimated at nearly $1 billion, legal experts say Grigorieva's pregnancy should have little effect on what promises to be a record-setting divorce settlement. "Just having a girlfriend alone is only relevant if Mel spent large sums of community money on her during his marriage," says L.A. family lawyer Michael Trope, who's not involved with the case. Without any indication the ex-couple had a prenuptial agreement, Robyn is legally entitled to half of Gibson's fortune, and experts expect the divorce to be settled quietly in the next few months.
For now Gibson and Grigorieva have been keeping a low profile in Malibu, dining at a local Russian restaurant and meeting up at Gibson's office or home after Grigorieva finishes her days in the recording studio and her 11-year-old son, Alexander (from a previous relationship with actor Timothy Dalton), gets out of school. "It seemed very important to Oksana that Mel and her son bond," says a source. "Mel is fun to be around and great with kids." Oksana and Alexander have spent quality time with Gibson and his children. When Gibson is out solo, he has a new spring in his step. "For a while when he used to come in here, it seemed he had lost the spark, but the spark is back again now," said an employee at the PC Greens grocery store after Gibson stopped in for salsa and guacamole on May 3. "Mel seemed very energized and full of life." On May 24, as Gibson visited a favorite haunt, the restaurant Nobu, a photographer asked him how he was feeling. His answer? "Groovy."
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Kaitlin A. Finn of Alexandria Township and Kayla B. Kurti of Raritan Township are this year's recipients of the Susan Yonaitis-Kastner Memorial Scholarship.
A brunch at Mountain View Chalet near Pattenburg honored the two graduating seniors.
The fund was established in 2001 in memory of Susan Yonaitis-Kastner, a county resident and office nurse at a local cardiology practice. On Dec. 13, 2000, Yonaitis-Kastner lost the battle to a rare chronic autoimmune disease, at age 43.
Colleagues and friends from "Hunterdon Office Nurses" established the memorial fund in 2001.
Recipients receive $500 scholarships. They are offered to Hunterdon high school seniors pursuing careers in health care. Each recipient plans a nursing career.
Kaitlin, a senior from Delaware Valley High School, plans to attend Raritan Valley Community College in the fall and pursue a career in nursing. During her years in high school, she has participated in field hockey, lacrosse and was a member of the Key Club. Kaitlin has been working part time for Fallon Chiropractor in Clinton and will continue working during the summer months.
Kayla, a senior at Hunterdon Central High School, plans to attending the University of Arizona in the fall and pursue a career in nursing. Her long-term goal is to become a psychiatric nurse practitioner. During her years in high school, she has been involved with the Habitat for Humanity and is working part time as a waitress and nanny.
Kayla plans to continue working as a nanny and waitress along with being a lifeguard for Imperial Pools this summer before heading off to college this fall.


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Do you have an old pair of eyeglasses or sunglasses you're no longer using? Rather than letting them sit in your drawer gathering dust, bring them in for our National Alaffia Eyeglass Drive! Drop off any donations to the Health & Body Care counter from April 1 – June 30, 2015. It's a simple way to significantly improve someone's life half a world away just by doing some spring cleaning.
The goal: 20+ eyeglasses per box
The eyeglasses we will be collecting for Alaffia will then be distributed to people in Togo, who are otherwise visually disabled. In Togo there are very few optometrists and eye exams cost as much as one month's wages. A pair of eyeglasses can cost up to four months wages!
Visual impairment is very common; 25% of the global population needs eyeglasses and the World Health Organization estimates that the use of corrective lenses could improve the eyesight of one-fourth of the world's population. In fact 50% of the children in institutions for the blind in Africa would be able to read normal to large print if they had eyeglasses. With over 4 billion pairs of eyeglasses thrown away each year in North America and over 1 billion people in developing countries needing glasses but unable to afford them, donating your unneeded or unwanted eyeglasses is the best choice you can make for your fellow humans and for the planet.
Sunglasses are also welcome! Protection from the sun and dust is important to proper vision health care. Sunglasses keep harmful UV rays from the eyes, help prevent cataracts, which can develop from excessive sun exposure and lead to near-sightedness and other eye problems.
Alaffia was founded by Olowo-n'djo Tchala, a Togolese native, as a way to generate funds to conduct community enhancement projects in his home country and other West African nations in order to reduce poverty and gender inequality. Olowo-n'djo believes that Africans can mobilize their natural resources in a sustainable manner to empower their own communities, and that this is a more sustainable avenue towards reducing poverty than waiting for outside aid or for corrupt governments to fall. Alaffia and the Alaffia Shea Butter Cooperative were founded in order to trade the indigenous resource – Shea Butter – in the West to raise proceeds which are then returned to Togo in the form of community projects.


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The live-music capital of the world
Waterloo Records
The famed store has a huge collection of vinyl and hosts regular performances. (waterloorecords.com)
The classic blues and rock club will be featuring artists like the Nappy Roots and Justin Townes Earle in the next few weeks. (antones.net)
Stubb's Bar-B-Q
The legendary restaurant doubles as a music venue with upcoming acts like the Fray and Snow Patrol. (stubbsaustin.com)
Alamo Drafthouse
Watch music-themed films on Music Mondays at this outpost of the beloved movie-theater/restaurant chain. (drafthouse.com)
Also Check Out
Austin City Limits Music Festival
Oct. 12-14
ACL is the laid-back counterpart to the frenetic SXSW. This year's festival lineup is still TBD, but last year Kanye West, Coldplay, and Arcade Fire all graced the stages. (aclfestival.com)
La Zona Rosa
The no-frills bar and venue features everything from Latin music to rock, including performances soon from Say Anything and Heartless Bastards. (lazonarosa.com)
Collings Guitars
Guitarists as varied as Keith Richards, Emmylou Harris, and Lou Reed have all used a Collings. See where the magic gets made on one of the Friday factory tours. (collingsguitars.com)


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Mobile school officials breathed a sigh of relief on the last day of the legislative session, when the Alabama Senate approved a bill to send $15 million to help repair Murphy High School, severely damaged in the Dec. 25, 2012 tornado.
"I'm ecstatic that our Senate leaders were able to move this very important piece of legislation forward," said Mobile County school board member Levon Manzie, whose district includes the Midtown high school.
"We're happy that these funds will present us the opportunity to restore Murphy High School and get our students back on the campus," he said.
Every building at Murphy was damaged to some extent in the Christmas Day tornado. Since then, the campus has become a construction site, and Murphy students have been riding buses out to Clark-Shaw Magnet school in west Mobile to attend classes in portables.
The state House of Representatives had approved the bill on April 30. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Napoleon Bracy, D-Prichard, originally requested $23 million for the historic school, but the House of Representatives altered it to allocate $15 million to Murphy and an additional $15 million to schools damaged by tornadoes on April 27, 2011.
"We wanted to be inclusive as possible, and that's one of the main reasons we had to scale back on the original amount we asked for," Bracy said on May 1. "We wanted to make sure those other schools were made whole as well."
On Monday, Manzie said, Bracy and State Sen. Vivian Davis Figures, D-Mobile, kept him informed throughout the day on the bill's progress. "They felt it would be a positive vote," he said. "We just sat back and watched the process play out."
The $15 million will be used to repair ceilings, floors and lights, to install air conditioning, to restore the historic windows and to replace technology, according to a news release from Rena Havner Philips, the school system's supervisor of marketing and education partnerships.
Also, the school board has set aside $10 million of local school construction money for Murphy, Philips said, and the insurance company, Alabama Risk Management for Schools, has agreed to pay about $10 million for repairs to the school.
School officials, including Superintendent Martha Peek, have said repeatedly that the goal was to have the campus back up and running in time for students to start classes in August.
"This certainly means we will be able to honor our commitment to the students and the community and to Murphy alumni to make sure Murphy High School is repaired and that the students come back to a good learning environment with everything up to code," Peek said in the release.
The crews have focused primarily on getting the academic buildings ready; work will continue on the hard-hit auditorium, natatorium and band room this fall, the news release said.
The repair work covered under the legislative allocation will go out for a bid and would likely be done in phases starting in January, and will take about one year to complete, the release said.
"We are so forever grateful to our local legislative delegation, who, from Day One, have done a great job in getting this legislation moved and passed and amended," said Manzie, "and have been keeping us encouraged throughout the process."


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- Prof Christopher Dean wins Excellence in Medical Education Award
- Prof Steve Wilson interviewed in 'Development'
- CDB Scientists discover sense of direction is innate
- CDB Scientists discover genes 'decide who wins body's battle with cancer'
- Cells' grouping tactic points to new cancer treatments
- Prof Geoff Burnstock wins two prestigious awards
- The secret life of cells revealed
- Dr Greg Campbell wins UCL teaching award
- Dr Samuel Lee warns that women are risking their lives in pursuit of a child
- Head of CDB elected President of the International Society for Developmental Biology
- CDB scientist awarded prestigious Developmental Neurobiology prize
- CDB research highlighted in Emmy award-winning National Geographic film
- New funding for research into the genetic causes of Parkinson's, awarded to CDB
- Prof Steve Hunt prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award for Neuroscience
- Prof Claudio Stern interviewed on the implications of US stem cell funding ban lift
- CDB students win UCL Graduate School Research Poster Competition
- Reptile fossil reignites debate over New Zealand's submergence
- CDB scientists identify mechanism behind brain asymmetry
- CDB Students win Prizes in UCL Graduate School Competition
- Antisocial, invasive cells cause secondary tumours, say UCL scientists
- Jurassic turtles could swim
- Scientists gain insight into motor neurone disease
- Neuroscientist receives international prize for 'pioneering work'
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- Spirals shape how we think
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Found: The frog from hell
2 February 2008
A team from UCL and Stony Brook University, New York, have
discovered a fossil of a giant dinosaur-eating frog in Madagascar,
giving weight
to the theory that the island off Africa's east coast was once linked to
and South America.
The 70 million-year-old frog, dubbed Beelzebufo ('the frog from hell'), is of a kind previously thought only to live in South America. Weighing 4kg and with a body length of up to 40cm, it had a squat body, huge head and wide mouth.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
William "Bill" Carl Day, Sr. age 63, of the Big Creek Community, passed at the Piedmont Mountainside Hospital in Jasper, Georgia, in the early morning of Friday, February 8th, 2013. A member of the First United Methodist Church of Ellijay, Georgia. Bill was born on October 6th, 1949, to his late father, Marvin Martin Day, Sr. and his surviving mother, Willie Henrietta Harris Day, in Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama. He was a honorably discharged U.S. Army Veteran. A graduate of Anniston High School Class of 1967, and Jacksonville State University Class of 1972. He was employed by Telaid Communications, as a project engineer in the telecommunications field. Donations may be made to the South Carolina Inn, Post Office Box 670, Montreat, North Carolina, 28757, in memory of Mr. Day. Mr. Day is survived by his loving wife, Jan W. Day, of the Home in Ellijay, Georgia, daughter and son-in-law, Rachel and Brandon Johnson of Charlotte, North Carolina, son William Carl Day, Jr. of Ellijay, Georgia, grandchildren, James, Caroline, and Kathryn Day, and Harper Johnson, mother Willie Henrietta Day of Huntsville, Alabama, sisters Henrietta Day Wooten and Lillian Day Jeffers booth of Huntsville, Alabama, and Susan Day Humphreys of New Hope, Alabama, brothers Marvin Day, Jr. of Fort Worth, Texas, and Harris Day of Ocean Springs, Mississippi. A Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be held at the First United Methodist Church of Ellijay at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 16th, 2013, with Rev. Allan Tarr and Rev. Barbara Kalehoff-Hicks officating. The family will fellowship with friends immediately after the service. You can always send the families of Logan Funeral Home and Chapel a condolence at www.loganfuneralhome.com
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Associated Programs:
Cell and Molecular Biology
Molecular Biophysics
Integrating Genotype & Phenotype
Having adapted novel techniques for 3D FISH with plant meiotic chromosomes,
we have been working on several related projects;
the analysis of meiotic telomere behavior,
the cytogenetic FISH mapping of the maize meiotic genome, and
more recently, a new genome project on chromatin structure in maize.
The functional analysis of meiotic telomeres involves several projects.
They focus on
(1) identification and characterization of maize telomeric proteins,
(2) characterization and cloning of meiotic mutants with meiotic telomere-misplacement phenotypes
(3) QTL mapping of genetic factors that control variation in telomere length,
and (4) analysis of the meiotic nuclear envelope and SUN domain proteins in i
coordinating cytoplasm-nucleoplasm interactions that play a role in the telomere bouquet and post-bouquet chromosome behavior in meiotic prophase.
The Cytogenetic Map of Maize project employs an innovative technique based on transgenomic FISH mapping with maize marker-selected sorghum BAC probes on maize meiotic fibers that are visually isolated by chromosome painting in an oat genome background.
The Chromatin Structure and Genome Response in Maize project
combines genome-wide microarray analysis with 3D microscopy using novel assays
to characterize the nuclesomal and chromatin accessibility landscapes in the
maize genome in response to genetic or experimental manipulations.
team project includes investigators from FSU (JH Dennis, JM McGinnis) and Florida A & M University (O Onokpise).
More information on the research projects can be found on the Research page.
3-D Deconvolution Images and Movies:
- Annotated DAPI images of meiotic prophase, (leptotene, zygotene, pachytene, diplotene, diakinesis)
- Telomere FISH at the bouquet stage of meiosis
- Whole chromosome painting analysis of meiotic chromosome pairing in Oat-Maize9
- 3D Images of desynaptic (dy, dsy1) mutants.
- TGMV geminvirus intranuclear localization.
The Laboratory of Dr. Hank W. Bass
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It's only February, but the savory scent of March Madness is already swirling about in the air. It's an alluring aroma, splendidly comprised of super-scintillating buzzer-beaters, jaw-dropping upsets, and heartwarming Cinderella stories. The closer we get to the frenzy, the more fragrant it becomes, and every play on the NCAA hardwood becomes more and more important. This year, picturing which team will reign supreme in the 2013 NCAA Tournament is as foggy as ever, but thankfully the NCAA conference tournaments are on the horizon and should help clear things up a bit. Here's a look at which teams currently look likely to gain the top seeds in the major conference tournaments that are sure kick-start a wild March.
ACC Tournament - March 14-17 - Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, NC
The opening round of the 2013 ACC basketball tournament begins on Thursday, March 14th, and the championship game is scheduled to tip off on Sunday, March 17th. All 12 ACC teams are invited to see if they can earn an automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament, and Florida State comes in as the defending champions after claiming their first title last season. This year, the top five seeds as of now would be No. 3 Miami (20-3, 11-0); No. 2 Duke (22-2, 9-2); Virginia (18-6, 8-3); North Carolina State (17-7, 6-5); and North Carolina (16-8, 6-5). Overall, Duke is edging out North Carolina with 19 conference titles to 17, but Miami is playing like they may claim their first. We've got plenty of ACC Tournament tickets to see it live. Past MVP's of include Tim Duncan, Carlos Boozer, and Michael Snaer.
Big Ten Tournament - March 14-17 - United Center in Chicago, IL
The tip off for the 2013 Big Ten tournament is slated for Thursday, March 14th, and the championship game will be held on Sunday, March 17th, which is also when the NCAA Tournament field is announced. No. 8 Michigan State was the number one seed last year and went on to win the championship, which is also the case for the past three years (Ohio State '11,'10). If the dust was settled today, the top five seeds would be No.1 Indiana (22-3, 10-2); Michigan State (21-4, 10-2); No. 4 Michigan (21-4, 8-4); No. 13 Ohio State (18-6, 8-4); and No. 20 Wisconsin (17-8, 8-4). However, Illinois (18-8, 5-7) has shown that they have enough firepower to defeat anyone. Overall, Michigan State and Ohio State have won the most (3). We've got plenty of 2013 Big Ten tournament tickets for you to witness the tourney that's seen MVPs like Mike Conley, jr., Evan Turner, and Draymond Green.
Big 12 Tournament - March 13-16 – Sprint Center in Kansas City, MO
The 2013 Big 12 Tournament is scheduled to get under way on Wednesday, March 13th, and the Championship game is set for Saturday, March 16th. While last year's champion, Missouri, is now in the SEC, No. 14 Kansas is still around to continue their dominance, as they've claimed the title five out of the last seven years. If things started today, the top five seeds would be Kansas (20-4, 8-3); Kansas State (19-5, 8-3); No. 17 Oklahoma State (18-5, 8-3); Oklahoma (16-7, 7-4); Baylor (16-8, 7-4). But don't count out Iowa State, as they've been playing well as of late. Overall, Kansas owns the most wins with eight, and Oklahoma is next up with three. Past tournament MVPs including Paul Pierce, Kevin Durant, and Kim English, and we've got premium Big 12 Tournament tickets to see the next one crowned live.
Big East Tournament - March 12-16 - Madison Square Garden in New York City, NY
The 2013 Big East basketball tournament is starting on Tuesday, March 12th, and the championship game will take place Saturday, March 16th. As always, this one will go down at Madison Square Garden, but sadly it's the last year that No. 6 Syracuse and Pittsburgh will compete. In addition, the entire conference will look much different in the next couple of years, so this is the last chance to see it go down. Last year, No. 12 Louisville claimed the title, and this year they're looking like they can repeat. If the tournament happened today, the top five seeds would be Syracuse (20-4, 8-3); No. 15 Georgetown (18-4, 8-3); No. 18 Marquette (17-6, 8-3); No. 21 Notre Dame (20-5, 8-4); and Louisville (20-5, 8-4). Wise money wouldn't count out Pitt, though. UCONN and Georgetown both lead the tourney overall with seven titles a piece. Past MVP's include Jeff Green, Kemba Walker, and Peyton Siva. Make sure to claim your 2013 Big East Tournament tickets now to see the game in its classic form one more time.
SEC Tournament - March 13-17 – Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN
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The Bentonville bomb squad was dispatched Thursday morning to a children's center in Bentonville to investigate a "suspicious package."
An employee at the Helen Walton Children's Enrichment Center noticed an unusual box at the back door, according to officials.
The employee notified police and the bomb squad was dispatched. Officials said the box was full of donated art supplies.
A staff member with Helen Walton Children's Enrichment Center said the building was evacuated. All students and staff are not back inside and the center will be open at 9:00 a.m.
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WHEELER - Dolores Watson Spurr, 80, died Monday, Dec. 21, 2009.
Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in First Baptist Church in Wheeler with Stephen L. Bryne officiating. Burial will be in Wheeler Cemetery by Wright Funeral Home.
Dolores was born Jan. 26, 1929, in Wheeler to Alfred and Hazel Watson. Her grandparents were Edd and Jodie Watson, who owned the old Watson Hotel. She lived in Wheeler and Pampa while growing up and going to school.
Dolores took pride in being a native Texan, loved people and loved hearing their stories.
She was preceded in death by a son, Sammy A. Johnson, in 1965.
Survivors include her husband, Bob Spurr of Oklahoma City; three daughters, Judith Barker and husband Gary of Salem, Ore., Vicki Dismukes and husband Bobby of Oklahoma City and Pamela Corby and husband Scott of Norman, Okla.; eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
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Micromet, Inc. – Product Pipeline Review – H2 2011
Global Market Direct's pharmaceuticals report, "Micromet, Inc. – Product Pipeline Review – H2 2011" provides data on the Micromet, Inc.'s research and development focus. The report includes information on current developmental pipeline, complete with latest updates, and features on discontinued and dormant projects.
This report is built using data and information sourced from Global Markets Direct's proprietary databases, Micromet, Inc.'s corporate website, SEC filings, investor presentations and featured press releases, both from Micromet, Inc. and industry–specific third party sources, put together by Global Markets Direct's team.
- Micromet, Inc. - Brief Micromet, Inc. overview including business description, key information and facts, and its locations and subsidiaries.
- Review of current pipeline of Micromet, Inc. human therapeutic division.
- Overview of pipeline therapeutics across various therapy areas.
- Coverage of current pipeline molecules in various stages of drug development, including the combination treatment modalities, across the globe.
- Product profiles for late stage and clinical stage products of Micromet, Inc. with complete description of the product's developmental history, mechanism of action, therapeutic class, target and major milestones.
- Recent updates of the Micromet, Inc.'s pipeline in the last quarter.
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Nov 29, 2007: Micromet And MedImmune Presents Clinical Data For Anti-CD19 BiTE Antibody At American Society Of Hematology Annual Meeting
Oct 29, 2009: Micromet And Sanofi-aventis Signs Global Collaboration And License Agreement For New Solid Tumor BiTE Antibody
Jan 28, 2009: New Data Published in Immunobiology Describe Mode of Action of BiTE Antibody MT110.
Apr 27, 2005: Micromet Launches Phase I Trial Combining Its Antibody MT201 With Docetaxel For The Treatment Of Breast Cancer
Feb 25, 2004: Micromet And Boehringer Ingelheim Collaborate On Manufacturing Of Micromet's Anti-Cancer Antibody MT201
Apr 24, 2009: Micromet Presents Data At AACR Meeting Showing Elimination Of Colorectal Cancer Stem Cells By BiTE Antibody MT110
Nov 23, 2004: Micromet Receives Investigational New Drug Designation (IND) For MT201
May 23, 2011: Micromet To Report Blinatumomab Data At Upcoming Medical Conferences In June 2011
Apr 23, 2008: Micromet Enrolls First Patient In A Phase I Clinical Trial with MT110, The First BiTE Antibody For Treatment Of Solid Tumors.
Mar 23, 2009: Micromet Starts A New Phase 2 Trial For Adecatumumab In Patients With Colorectal Cancer
May 22, 2008: Micromet To Present Clinical Update For BiTE Antibody MT103/MEDI-538 At The International Conference On Malignant Lymphomas
Apr 22, 2009: Micromet Presents Preclinical Data Showing Activity Of Erbitux And Vectibix Based BiTE Antibodies Against KRAS- And BRAF-Mutated Human Colorectal Cancer Cells
Sep 21, 2009: Micromet Reports Interim Data From Phase I Study Of BiTE Antibody MT110 For The Treatment Of Solid Tumors.
Aug 21, 2006: MedImmune Files Investigational New Drug Application For MT103
May 21, 2010: Micromet To Provide Update On BiTE Antibody Development Programs At Upcoming Medical Conferences
Dec 20, 2004: Serono And CancerVax Corporation Enters Into Agreement For The Development And Commercializatian Of Canvaxin For Melanoma
Sep 20, 2010: Micromet Initiates European Pivotal Trial Of Blinatumomab In Adult With Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Sep 20, 2010: Micromet Initiates Phase II Trial Of Blinatumomab In Adults With Relapsed/Refractory Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Oct 18, 2007: Micromet Receives Regulatory Approval To Conduct Phase II Clinical Trial For MT103/MEDI-538
Sep 18, 2008: Micromet, Inc and Serono Reports The Phase II Trials Data Of MT201
Apr 18, 2007: Micromet And MedImmune Present Data From Preclinical Study Of New BiTE Molecule Targeting CEA
May 17, 2011: Data Published In Journal Of Clinical Oncology Highlights Significant Activity Of Micromet's Blinatumomab In Patients With Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Sep 15, 2008: Micromet Presents Interim Data Of Adecatumumab In Combination With Chemotherapy
Jun 14, 2010: Micromet Announces Updated Results From Phase II Trial Of Blinatumomab In Patients With Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Jun 14, 2010: Micromet's Blinatumomab Induces Durable Remissions In Patients With Relapsed Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Nov 13, 2008: Micromet Presents Interim Data Of Blinatumomab At American Society of Hematolgy Annual Meeting
Jun 12, 2008: Micromet And MedImmune Commence Phase II Trial Of BiTE Antibody Blinatumomab In Patients With Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Jan 12, 2011: Medimmune And Micromet Initiate Phase I Trial Of MT111 In Advanced Gastrointestinal Cancers
Oct 11, 2010: Micromet Announces FDA Acceptance Of IND For BiTE Antibody MT111/MEDI-565
Feb 11, 2004: Micromet's Initiates Phase II Trial For MT201 In Prostate Cancer
Dec 10, 2007: Micromet And MedImmune Presents Clinical Data For MT103 At The American Society Of Hematology Annual Meeting
Jun 10, 2011: Study Demonstrates Micromet's Blinatumomab Produces High Single-Agent Activity In Patients With Relapsed Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Feb 10, 2010: Micromet Highlights Clinical Plans And Regulatory Strategy For Blinatumomab
Dec 09, 2008: Micromet Presents Updated Data On Phase I Trial Study Of Blinatumomab In Patients With Advanced Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Nov 09, 2010: Micromet To Provide Update On BiTE Antibody R&D Programs At 2010 American Society Of Hematology Annual Meeting
Jun 09, 2003: MedImmune Signs An Agreement With Micromet To Co-Develop MT103 For The Treatment Of B-Cell Tumors
Mar 09, 2004: Micromet Initiates Phase II Trial In Breast Cancer For MT201
Dec 08, 2009: Micromet Announces Phase II Study Results Of Blinatumomab For The Treatment Of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Nov 08, 2010: Micromet To Advance MT112/BAY 2010112 Into IND-Enabling Preclinical Development Activities In Collaboration With Bayer Schering Pharma
Jun 08, 2009: Micromet Presents Phase II Clinical Data Of Blinatumomab (MT103) At The 14th Congress Of European Hematology Association
Apr 08, 2009: Pre-Clinical Data on CEA-specific BiTE Antibody Published In Journal Of Immunotherapy Demonstrate Potent Control Of Tumor Growth
Dec 07, 2010: Micromet's Blinatumomab Produces High Objective Response Rate In Spectrum Of Relapsed Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma Patients
Dec 07, 2004: Serono And Micromet To Collaborate In Development And Commercialization Of MT201
Jun 07, 2010: Micromet Presents Interim Update On Phase I Study Of MT110 In Patients With Advanced Solid Tumors
Dec 06, 2010: Micromet Reports Phase II Study Data Of Blinatumomab In Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Dec 06, 2010: Micromet Reports Phase II Study Data Of Blinatumomab In Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Dec 05, 2006: Micromet And Serono Amend Collaboration Agreement And Continue Development Of Adecatumumab
Apr 05, 2011: Micromet Presents Preclinical Data On MT110
Apr 05, 2011: Micromet's BiTE Antibody MT112/BAY 2010112 Demonstrates Potent Activity Against Human Prostate Cancer Cells
Nov 04, 2008: Micromet Presents The Preclinical Data Of MT201
Oct 04, 2005: Serono Stops Second Phase lll Trial Of Canvaxin In Melanoma
Jun 04, 2007: Micromet Presents Phase II Final Data For Adecatumumab
Aug 03, 2009: Micromet Receives European Orphan Drug Designation For BiTE Antibody Blinatumomab
Feb 02, 2005: Micromet Reports Preclinical Results Of MT201 For Breast Cancer
Jun 01, 2009: Micromet Presents Update At ASCO 2009 On A Phase 1b Combination Study Of Adecatumumab And Docetaxel
Jun 01, 2009: Micromet Presents Update On Phase 1b Combination Study Of Adecatumumab
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Micromet Announces Financing Of $75 Million From Kingsbridge Capital Advisors
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Micromet Completes Public Offering Of $80 Million
Micromet Completes Private Placement Of $25.4 Million
Micromet Completes Private Placement Of $8 Million
Bayer Schering Enters Into Co-Development Agreement With Micromet
Micromet Terminates Co-Development Agreement With MedImmune
Micromet Enters Into An Agreement With Nycomed International Management
Micromet Amends Its Agreement With Serono
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Micromet Enters Into Licensing Agreement With Sanofi-Aventis
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Micromet Enters Into An Agreement With Morphotek
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He was the British caricature of a U.S. president: bold, arrogant, and horny.
24. Luke Wilson in "Idiocracy"
He lied to us about AT&T's cell phone coverage. Never forget.
23. Mark Harmon in "Chasing Liberty"
Real Presidents comb their hair.
22. Alan Alda in "Canadian Bacon"
His incompetency nearly started a nuclear war with Canada.
21. Dennis Quaid in "American Dreamz"
Because having a president judge American Idol is terrifyingly plausible.
20. Kelsey Grammer in "Swing Vote"
He possesses the kind of smugness only world leaders are born with.
19. Danny Glover in "2012"
He's getting too old to save the world from the damn Mayan apocalypse.
18. Tim Robbins in "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me"
He laughed in the face of evil… Doctor. Evil.
17. Michael Keaton in "First Daughter"
Because he's still the best Batman.
16. Leslie Nielsen in "Scary Movie 4"
Because we all know if Ja Rule was pulling the strings behind the scenes we'd never be in this mess.
15. Gene Hackman in "Absolute Power"
Is there anything more presidential than accidentally murdering your mistress?
14. Chris Rock in "Head of State"
Bernie Mac was his running mate.
13. Lloyd Bridges in "Hot Shots Part Deux"
Converting a bust of Lincoln into a cookie jar takes creativity.
12. George Clooney in "Spy Kids 3-D"
Because when Clooney asks you to jump, every man, woman, and child asks, "How high?"
11. Terry Crews in "Idiocracy"
Does this picture need a caption?
10. Jack Nicholson in "Mars Attacks"
He fought aliens…and lost.
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He looks good in a suit?
8. Kevin Kline in "Dave"
Presidential look-alike who proves that Will Ferrell could have stepped in for George W. Bush and no one would have noticed!
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Infrastructure In Xp
When writing software, we use a lot of infrastructure: We use a computer that runs an operating system. We use an IDE. Maybe we use a
. Our IDE comes with a couple of class libraries, and we might even buy some others.
On the other hand, XP discourages extensive infrastructure. Simplicity rules.
Surely, nobody will insist on writing a new operating system for writing an accounting software, but some people (in the XP community at least) will object to buying
for the same project. But where is the limit? What is necessary or appropriate, and what is not?
I'll try do define a boundary condition here. Whatever our solution may look like, it must prevent our project from statements like:
"Hey, and we will by that Blah-EJB Server first and that XYZ Database and use that Blubs-mapping tool in any case. Then our persistency team will develop data access services that will be available "just in time" before integration." --
Actually for some projects everything up to "Then our persistency team..." might still be XP. Simplicity rules but there are some projects where these might be prerequisites due to
. --
I agree.
as well as
. Here is another condition. I don't want to hear:
"We will meet the
of scalability and performance by using the Net-Stupid-Application-Content-Management-Suite-Server-Pages-Component-Model." --
added clarification: that does not mean to always and blindly prefer make over buy.
Why not? If you see from the
(or user stories), that you will need to support certain characteristics, for example very high throughput, are you going to develop the required functionality *always* on your own? If you need a web server, are you going to write it yourself? If you need encryption, are you going to write your own SSL-Library (for example)? If not, when are you going to do the decisions and selections in an XP project? It might be necessary to use a component model to achieve certain characteristics, shouldn't you decide on that as early as possible because it influences the structure of the system? --
Ok, good point. I have to forget my bad experiences with PrematureCommitmentToInfrastructure
to create a statement that you may agree to. I think that this is an excellent exercise for me. Thanks for your patience and please go on to challenge me.
"Any infrastructure has to prove its promised
until we commit to it. It must be proven that the infrastructure is not doing more harm than good. It must be proven that we do not meet these requirements without that infrastructure. In case of commitment we prefer a way that does not limit our options to withdraw the commitment." --
Agreed. Now the hard bit is: when is the right moment to do the
? Do we want them as early as possible? Probably yes. The only problem is: do we have the information we need that early in the project, e.g. are we (and the customer) sure about what is really needed? And here is my feeling that XP does not give enough guidance to ask the important questions, to find out about what is needed, particularly the non-functional requirements. Because the typical customer will not articulate the non-functional requirements just like that. We have to ask. --
One step forward may be the rule: "Whatever you choose,
seems to advocate
(which I added on that page just now). And
is certainly anti-XP: You are adding complexity based on the assumption that you might want to switch to a different infrastructure in the future. --hh
At the end it is probably all about risks. Deciding to use a particular technology / tool / api ... has an associated risk of wrong choice. There are other risks like limiting your options, etc. But not deciding has also associated risks. Building something on your own has risks versus buying, which has yet another risks associated. So, to be successful in a project (probably with any methodology), one has to manage and track risks. Therefore, what you need from a methodology is guidance in identifying and dealing with risks. XP does a great job in certain areas, but I don't see a lot of guidance in dealing with the risks associated with the non-functional requirements (like scalability, security, availability etc.). --
Perhaps one of the reasons is that it's not easy to test scalability, security, availability, etc. --hh
Probably right. Let's put a page together on
. -- Peter
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Wahine-Nebraska volleyball set for March 23 on Maui; UH football spring game here, too
February 4, 2012 - Robert Collias
Several sources have confirmed for me that the University of Hawaii women's volleyball team will play a spring match against Nebraska on March 23 at War Memorial Gym.
UH was set to play a spring football scrimmage the next day at War Memorial Stadium, but that has tentatively been moved back to April 11, which could make it the annual Green-White Game that culminates spring drills.
The school and Maui County have not released this information yet, so I have no word on tickets to either event, but sources from the county and elsewhere have let me know that both of these events are a solid go, with the date of football still somewhat in flux.
Entering the NCAA Volleyball Tournament, Hawaii (31-2) was ranked third in the AVCA poll and finished fifth in the final poll after being eliminated by USC in the round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament. Nebraska (25-5) was ranked second in the final regular-season poll and finished 12th in the post-NCAA Tournament poll after being eliminated by Kansas State in the round of 32.
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Miriam Mae Shearer, 96, of Salem, died at 11:28 AM Saturday at the Courtyard at Lexington.
She was born April 11, 1916 in Massillon, Oh.; a daughter of the late James C. and Myrtle (Mathie) Miller. She lived in the Salem area most of her life, was married to Howard E. Shearer, Jr. November 30, 1935 and who preceded her in death February 1, 1998. She was a house-wife, a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church where she was a member of the Ladies Circle group. She was also a member of the Order of the Eastern Star at the Salem Masonic Temple.
She is survived by a daughter Suzanne (Edwin R.) Smith of Salem; two sons Howard E. (Frances [Keylor]) Shearer, III, of Delaware, Oh.; and James E.(Ann-companion) Shearer, of Salem. She is also survived by a brother Robert (Phyllis) Miller of Richmond, Va.; also two additional sisters-in-law; Bette Miller and Shirley Miller; nine grandchildren, twenty-five great-grandchildren, and eight great-great-grandchildren.
Besides her husband she was preceded in death by four sisters; Eileen Setterlin, Nellie Miller, Betty Huff, and Lillian Seifert; and by five brothers; James, Andrew, Denton, Carson, and William. She was also preceded in death by one grandchild Todd Shearer and a great-grandchild Joseph David Blackburn.
Services will be Saturday at 11 AM at the Emanuel Lutheran Church with Pastor Alan Smearsoll officiating, a time of visitation will be held from 10 AM until service time at the church. Burial will be at Grandview Cemetery in Salem.
Memorial Contributions may be made to Grace Hospice 7206 Market St. Suite B Youngstown, Ohio 44512, or Angels for Animals 4750 W. South Range Rd. Canfield, Oh. 44406.
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On Wednesday and Saturday, the Lycoming County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will team up with students from Lycoming College for Pet Photos with Santa, an event that raises funds for the shelter.
Pet Photos with Santa has been an annual event for the SPCA for more than 11 years, according to John Hettinger, director of development, who has been involved with the SPCA for five years.
Hettinger said participants can bring their animals and children to get photos taken with Santa. The event will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the shelter, 2805 Reach Road.
"Our lines to see Santa are a bit shorter than those at the mall, so it has been a great idea for some families who have special needs children as well," he said. "As the father of three autistic children myself, I have found this to be an easier way to have my sons see Santa and avoid the mall crowds that can cause a great deal of stress to my kids and kids like them."
There will be different packages available for participants, and volunteers will be on hand to help pose children and pets.
Dr. Neil Boyd, associate professor of business management and the chair of the department of business administration at Lycoming College, has had his Business 244 class team up with nonprofit organizations in Williamsport for four years now.
"I use a teaching pedagogy called 'service learning,' " Boyd said. "The students learn about management while they are doing a project with a nonprofit organization in Williamsport. They have to design and implement and run an entire event."
Boyd explained that each member of the team plays a formal business role, including creating a business card.
Student Kevin Morrow, who is taking Boyd's class, is the communication liaison for the group Serenity Consulting. Morrow said they are working directly with Hetttinger to make sure Pet Photos with Santa is a successful event.
"There was a turnout of around 80 last year. I feel with no competition in the area and our group helping, I'm hoping for 150 participants this year," Morrow said.
Due to his work with the project, Morrow is even considering volunteering with the organization after the class project is over.
Serenity Consulting also is helping the SPCA with its wish list drive.
Hettinger explained that the group chose to combine two projects into one.
"Collection containers will be placed in locations throughout the county for SPCA supporters to drop off much-needed shelter supplies to be used in the care of homeless and abused animals served by the SPCA," Hettinger said.
"The SPCA has a running wish list all the time. We are trying to have that list and those needs met during this event," Morrow said. "If people donate, they will get extra photos added to their package."
Boyd also explained that by having the students help with nonprofit organizations, they can gain an appreciation of nonprofits and how they can help.
Boyd also said this experience could help students with future employment opportunities.
Boyd's class also is working with other organizations in Williamsport, including the YWCA, YMCA, Little League International Museum, Discovery House and Habitat for Humanity.
For more information on the Pet Photos with Santa, call the Lycoming County SPCA at 322-4646, visit their Facebook page or visit the website www.lycomingspca.org.


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The High School Musical 2 actor, 24, says he hurt his thumb and that his partner, Karina Smirnoff, also got minor injuries from practicing their routine.
"The first day my thumb kinda popped in and out of its socket and it was swollen," Bleu tells PEOPLE. "And her back is all scraped up from me dragging her on the floor on a move."
Bleu says that Smirnoff "is quite the whip-cracker" and that the pair have a team nickname that reflects how hard they're been working.
"We've decided that our team middle name is gonna be 'One more time,' " he says. "Because every single time we finish [the routine], one of us says, 'No, no, no, one more time!' "
Bleu admits that he needs the extra practice, because even though he's had dance training, ballroom is new to him.
"Karina was really excited when I first came in. She wanted to test me out with a bit of a quick step, and she was kind of assuming, 'oh, he dances, he'll be fine,' " he says. "And we were wrong. She said, 'we have some work to do.' "
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text: Please Register or Log in to Remove this Advertisement! Bears Camping Out '14: Few 'givens' in secondary after '13 July 22, 2014, 9:00 am As the injuries on the defensive line and at linebacker piled up through 2013, the assault on the secondary reached demoralizing and devastating levels, falling heaviest on safeties Chris Conte and Major Wright. The latter is gone, to Tampa Bay, and the former will be in a tense position battle when he returns from offseason shoulder surgery. When safeties become de facto linebackers because of issues in front of them, opponents tilt toward running the ball, which Bears rivals did with historic success. The final toll was 161.4 rushing yards allowed per game; the next-worst was Atlanta at 135.8, the widest gap between Nos. 32 and 31 since Indianapolis was 28 yards than No. 31 St. Louis. The issues in the secondary, however, went far beyond run support, amply demonstrated by the breakdown in Game 16 that allowed Randall Cobb to exploit a mistake by Conte and take a touchdown pass that gave Green Bay the NFC North over the Bears. It was far from the only catastrophe befalling the back end of the defense, just the last, worst-timed and most emblematic. Offseason adjustments The offseason focus was on reupholstering the defense, in generally equal measures for the line and the secondary. The season-ending arm injury to Charles Tillman cast his situation in some doubt, but the organization gambled on the savvy veteran having at least one more good year in a career marked by durability: 16 games started from every year from 2010-2012, 15 from 2007-2009, and no fewer than 14 games played in nine of the his 10 years prior to 2013. The organization secured veteran Tim Jennings with a four-year deal as the season ended. The cornerback area was further addressed when the Bears used the 14th-overall pick on Kyle Fuller out of Virginia Tech, with Fuller already established on the No. 1 nickel unit and Jennings ticketed for the role of nickel back in that personnel package. Kelvin Hayden was re-signed after missing last season with a torn hamstring suffered in training camp. Isaiah Frey handled the nickel-corner job in his place, started several games when the Bears opened in nickel, but both will be pushed for roster spots. But the biggest makeover was at safety, with the addition of former Steeler/Giant Ryan Mundy and slotting him in as Wright's successor with a four-year contract. M.D. Jennings was brought in from Green Bay and is in the mix with veteran Craig Steltz and signee Danny McCray. Five-time Pro Bowl strong safety Adrian Wilson was a late-offseason signing. "The more guys you add to the mix, the more competition there's gonna be," said coordinator Mel Tucker. "So we're looking forward to getting Chris back out there… . We'll roll those guys through and it'll be a fluid situation all the way through training camp." Training camp will answer… …whether Fuller is NFL-ready. His speed and toughness were traits behind his selection but everybody has speed and is tough at the NFL level. What Fuller has shown so far is that he has been up to the levels needed; from here… ? "Kyle is a guy who doesn't back down from a challenge," Tucker said. "He's always going to look to make plays, he's around the ball quite a bit and he looks like he belongs out there." …how well the Bears draft defensive backs. Third-round picks of Conte, Wright and Brandon Hardin have not achieved the impact play consistency normally needed from that level of pick. This year the Bears invested the No. 1 in Fuller and a No. 4 in Brock Vereen, and both are projected to be significant contributors right from day one. "I know Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings are two Pro Bowl corners," said Fuller, "so I'm definitely looking forward to coming in and learning from those guys. " …how much Tillman and Wilson have left. Both are multiple Pro Bowl selections but are on one-year deals for a reason and both are coming off season-ending injuries. Tillman is arguably the greatest cornerback in franchise history, but the NFL is about present-tense. Wilson was once among the strongest hitters in the NFL but is 34 and coming off a year lost with a torn Achilles at the end of last preseason as a member of the New England Patriots. If he cannot wrest the starting job away from Mundy, Wilson's role is suspect, given his age and reality that special teams are not where his value has been.


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Usually, the life of a jewelry design company is not much different than any other business {we imagine}. There's paperwork and deadlines, tech issues and long days where we wished we could've just stayed home in bed!
However, every now and then you get the rare chance to be a part of something super cool that shakes the dust off the daily grind and kicks your creative juices into high gear! Well, last summer we had the incredible opportunity to contribute to the blockbuster film Captain America: The Winter Soldier. They were putting together the set for an exciting mall scene and we were invited to design our very own viv&ingrid kiosk! It was all hush-hush {we were even sworn to a code name, Project "Freezer Burn"} and of course, and we weren't even sure if we'd even make the cut!
Fast forward to this past weekend when we rented the movie, anxiously awaiting that scene, when… remote at the ready… BAM! There it was, beautifully on the big screen, in all its blurry Hollywood-style mall kiosk glory! It was a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment and most of the jewelry was blocked by the faux-shopping extras. NEVERTHELESS, we can now proudly proclaim that we have shared the screen with the finest of "specimens", Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson!!
We also confess that we may or may not have rewound/rewatched the scene five-ten times (maybe more, since delirium may have set in by then).
A huge thanks to Marvel for not only making such a fantastic film but putting the time and hard work into building us our very own blockbuster-worthy kiosk… we are truly honored… that you did not cut our scene!
So now quickly, before our large inflated head pops off our neck or you feel the urge to slap the silly wide grins off our faces, we thought it'd be fun to share some photos from the early stages of our kiosk design:
Ingrid's original design sketch for the viv&ingrid kiosk
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Saints race past Port Angeles 47-26 | State Football
Friday was one of those nights for Interlake.
One of those nights where good things get better and bad things go good.
A quick start keyed by some unusual plays fueled the Saints to a 47-26 win over Port Angeles in the first round of the Class 2A state playoffs.
Interlake got on the board quickly, scoring less than four minutes into the game on a Matt Malos 32-yard touchdown pass to Kamana Adriano.
That's when Scotty Gehlhausen decided to have himself a night.
Gehlhausen picked off Port Angeles quarterback Keenen Walker's first pass of the night and returned 33 yards for a touchdown. Then, on Port Angeles' next offensive play, Gehlhausen intercepted Walker again.
"That was extremely important," Gehlhausen said. "We started out hard and they were scared from the very beginning."
That led to the strangest play of the night. Malos looked to hit a wide-open Dominic Jackson streaking down field, but Cody Sullivan intercepted the ball in the end zone. Jackson went after Sullivan, popped the ball loose and recovered it for an Interlake touchdown.
"I was running and at first I was thinking he wasn't going to throw it to me, but I saw I was wide open," Jackson said. "I saw the guy pick it...I just started punching at the ball and he dropped it."
"After that play, we knew we'd win the ballgame," Gehlhausen said. "They were miserable after that play."
The strange play gave the Saints (4-8) a 20-0 lead and all the momentum. It quickly turned the Roughriders, who run both a Wing-T and spread offense, mostly one-dimensional. Though Sullivan scored a 26-yard touchdown run on Port Angeles' next play, the Roughriders largely depended on their passing game the rest of the night. Walker would end up throwing for three touchdowns - to Colin Wheeler, Sullivan and Ian Ward - but no pass was longer than 18 yards.
"We didn't have to worry about anything up front," said safety J.T. Capers. "We just couldn't get beat deep."
Meanwhile, the Saints offense showed a balanced attack. Jordan Todd rushed for 214 yards and touchdown runs of 9, 46 and 6-yards on 30 carries. Malos went 16 of 23 for 222 yards and two scores. He hit Gehlhausen for a 10-yard touchdown with just over a minute to play in the first half.
"In our game against Newport [in the season-opener], we couldn't run the ball and we couldn't throw the ball," Gehlhausen said. "Now we have everyone together and we've sealed things up. We know we can score 50 points a game."
"It's just a matter of belief and executing plays," added Interlake coach Jason Rimkus. "They believe in each other and its fun to watch...I'm glad I can be a part of something special for them."
The loss ended the season for Port Angeles, who ended 9-2, a year after going 0-10.
Interlake moves on to play the winner of tomorrow's game between undefeated Archbishop Murphy (10-0) and W.F. West (9-1). The Saints had lost in the first round of the state playoffs the last two seasons.
"Coming out of the regular season 1-8, it was difficult," Gehlhausen said. "We had a lot of negative talk from our fans, then we came out here and out-did our previous years. It was great."
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A picture taken on October 26, 2010 shows the reactor building at the Russian-built Bushehr nuclear power plant
TEHRAN: Iran's nuclear chief said yesterday that experts from Arab neighbours across the Gulf, concerned about the safety of Iran's sole nuclear power plant, are welcome to visit the facility, IRNA news agency reported.
"We are ready for the visit of nuclear experts of Gulf countries to Bushehr nuclear power plant," Ali Akbar Salehi was quoted as saying when asked how Tehran would tackle their worries.
Gulf Arab countries have often raised concern over Bushehr's reliability and the risk of radioactive leaks in case of a major earthquake, as well as a possible military dimension to Iran's nuclear drive. "We... again express our readiness, for consultation between our country's experts and the experts from Gulf countries, so that they can hold scientific and technical talks on the Bushehr power plant's safety issues," Salehi said.
He also suggested establishing a regional nuclear cooperation body so that "all these doubts will be addressed scientifically". Bushehr, which produces 1,000 megawatts, came into service in 2011 after several delays blamed on technical problems. AFP


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Anyone who watches TV knows that commercials can sometimes sound much louder than television programs.
Now, Congresswoman Anna Eschoo of California has taken her irritation with loud commercials to Capitol Hill.
"[It was] something that was cumulative for me," she said. "Cumulative in terms of aggravation."
Ordinary TV watchers Faye and Jim Demetriou agree.
"To me it's an invasion of my living room and my sound comfort," Faye Dametriou said. "And if they are trying to sell me a product they've just lost me because I am not going to listen to it."
When loud commercials come on, the Demetrious hit the mute button, like millions of other Americans.
Eschoo has proposed a bill that would requires commercials not be louder than the TV shows they air in between.
Loud commercials are one of the top complaints received by the Federal Communications Commission.
Currently, ads can air at the loudest volume of a TV program, meaning a commercial for toothpaste can sound as loud as an intense drama.
If Eschoo's bill becomes law, broadcasters would have two years to equalize the volume -- a push she says is striking a chord with her colleagues.
"I've never had so many members of Congress say thank you," she said.
She added that lawmakers could pass the bill in time for Christmas.
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