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Welcome to the DC Triathlon Club's general informational page about the DC Triathlon Club / Snapple Triathlon Elite Team Program. We strive to provide opportunities for athletes of all abilities by offering a suite of training programs that emcompasses every aspect of progression through the sport of triathlon. The journey begins with the New Triathlete Program (NTP) and ends with the Elite Team Program (ETP).
The mission of the ETP is to develop top-level age group talent into elite amateur triathletes. Our vision is to give the fastest members of the both the DC Triathlon Club and the Snapple Tri Team the opportunity to train and race together as a team. By doing so, we provide these athletes with the support structure and resources necessary to reach the highest levels of competition. Leading by example, these athletes foster competitive drive throughout the club and inspire others to follow in their footsteps.
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Current Status: 2016 team is set!
Elite Team: 16 members
Next Application: October 2016
Members of the DC Tri Club / Snapple Tri Elite Team, click here to go to the Snapple Triathlon Athlete Log In page » This is the page for the individual athlete blogs.
In 2012 DC Tri Club and Snapple Tri Team merged their elite amateur teams to provide a more structured and cohesive team while promoting both clubs in a non-competitive environment. This combined force now works together to develop elite amateur talent while also providing an improved suite of sponsor discounts to the combined membership base. Though their race results enhance the visibility of the club and its sponsors, these athletes also serve as mentors, role models, and volunteers, thus contributing to the overall success of the club.


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Study in Adolescents/Adults to Evaluate the Persistence up to 3.5 Yrs of GSK Biologicals Meningococcal Vaccine 134612
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Last updated: November 10, 2011
Last verified: November 2011
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This study will investigate the long-term protection offered by GSK Biologicals' meningococcal vaccine 134612 up to 3.5 years after vaccination. Subjects were vaccinated at 15 to 19 years of age. This extension phase starts 18 months after vaccination and part of the subjects who were vaccinated in the primary study will be enrolled in this extension phase. No new subjects will be enrolled. This protocol posting deals with objectives & outcome measures of the extension phase 18, 30 and 42 months after vaccination. The objectives & outcome measures of the primary phase are presented in a separate protocol posting (NCT00126945). The Protocol Posting has been updated in order to comply with the FDA Amendment Act, September 2007.
Meningococcal Serogroups A, C, W-135 and/or Y Disease
Biological: Meningococcal vaccine 134612
Biological: Mencevax™ ACWY
Phase 2
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Assess Long Term Persistence of a Primary Dose of GSK Biologicals' Meningococcal Vaccine 134612 Versus One Dose of Mencevax™ ACWY in Healthy Adolescents/Young Adults (15 to 19 Years at Vaccination)
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Drug Information available for: Meningococcal VaccinesU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Meningococcal rSBA titres. [ Time Frame: At the start of this persistence study and 12 and 24 months later. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Anti-meningococcal polysaccharide concentrations [ Time Frame: At the start of this persistence study and 12 and 24 months later. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Occurrence of serious adverse events related to vaccination, adverse events related to lack of vaccine efficacy or study participation. [ Time Frame: From the last study contact of the primary vaccination study to the end of this persistence study. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|February 2007
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|May 2007 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Experimental: Group A
Subjects previously primed with meningococcal vaccine 134612.
Biological: Meningococcal vaccine 134612
One intramuscular dose during the primary study
Active Comparator: Group B
Subjects previously primed with Mencevax™ ACWY.
Biological: Mencevax™ ACWY
One subcutaneous dose during the primary study
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Subjects were previously vaccinated at 15 to 19 years of age with GSK Biologicals' meningococcal vaccine 134612 or with Mencevax™ ACWY. This extension phase starts 18 months after vaccination and part of the subjects will be enrolled in this extension phase. No additional vaccines will be administered during this study and no new subjects will be enrolled. The subjects will have three blood samples taken: at 18, 30 and 42 months after vaccination.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|15 Years to 19 Years (Child, Adult)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects who the investigator believes that they and/or their parents/guardians can and will comply with the requirements of the protocol.
- A male or female, who was primed with meningococcal vaccine 134612 or Mencevax™ ACWY in the primary vaccination study 18 months before the first persistence assessment and who completed that study.
- Written informed consent obtained from the subject/ from the parent or guardians of the subject.
- Written informed assent obtained from the subject, as applicable, at the time of study entry.
Exclusion Criteria:
• Administration of a meningococcal polysaccharide or a meningococcal polysaccharide conjugate vaccine since the last visit of the primary vaccination study.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00390143
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00390143
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|Aarhus N, Denmark, 8200
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Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Østergaard L, Van der Wielen M, Bianco V, Miller JM. Persistence of antibodies for 42 months following vaccination of adolescents with a meningococcal serogroups A, C, W-135, and Y tetanus toxoid conjugate vaccine (MenACWY-TT). Int J Infect Dis. 2013 Mar;17(3):e173-6. doi: 10.1016/j.ijid.2012.10.001. Epub 2012 Dec 13.
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|Cheri Hudson; Clinical Disclosure Advisor, GSK Clinical Disclosure
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00390143 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|108595 Mth18 108596 108598
|Study First Received:
|October 17, 2006
|Last Updated:
|November 10, 2011
|Health Authority:
|Denmark: Danish Medicines Agency
Keywords provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
Meningococcal vaccine
Conjugate vaccine
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs
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Letraset offered it (transfer lettering -- "gnuggisar"), it's listed as "Sans Shaded" on page 4 in this PDF:
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Just for the archives: Pizzadude made a grungy version called Ultinoid of it.
After being sued by Fontshop in 1997 Brendel Informatik was liquidated and made a new start as The Quick Brown Fox which is still selling the Brendel (Softmaker) fonts, including the Shadowone: http://www.qbf.de/dceng.htm . Click S, then Shadowone. At $ 39.95 a lot of money for a ripoff. Fontsmonster thought so too and made it free; the designer collection, page 10.
the ShadowOne was directly copied from Castcraft's Optifonts (which costs MORE than $77) so it's a BARGAIN -- HA-HA!
Dieter Steffmann's version is practically unusable
the Designer Fonts are ripoffs of Opti, Robert Schenk (Ingramayne) and a couple of FontBank
Anyway, the whole Brendel/QBF designer collection is on fontsmonster. Just one spider and done ...
Thank you, koeiekat and Philippe, for Shadowone - and the info about other related things! I have missed all that.


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No reason for Cards to put up a fightPosted by on August 19, 2015 – 9:06 am
Bruce Arians mentioned early in training camp he would have liked to have a joint practice with another team in training camp, to break up the monotony and to raise the level of practice that inevitably comes with going against another team rather than teammates. Given how averse Arians is to training camp fights, however, maybe it's good that the Cardinals never did work that out.
The Rams-Cowboys joint practice donnybrook Tuesday was just the latest in joint practice battles. The Redskins and Texans got into it earlier this month and last training camp, it was the Cowboys and Raiders. The two this month were bad enough that the joint practices were called off and the teams went to practice on separate fields.
It would be interesting to see what Arians would do if his players got into a training camp tussle with another team. He's made no bones about it happening with his own team — last summer's Darnell Dockett/Bradley Sowell laps and then a separate abrupt end to practice underscored the head coach's feelings on the subject. (The apple doesn't fall far from the coaching tree either. Todd Bowles made the Jets run because of a practice fight recently.)
And while there are plenty that feel there is good that can come out of a camp scrap — ask Ron Wolfley — there is tangible evidence the downside is too great. The Cardinals know about injuries. Back in 2003, guard Leonard Davis broke his hand punching defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch. (Amazingly, my story at the time is still floating around on the internet.) That's never good.
Tags: Bradley Sowell, Bruce Arians, Cowboys, Darnell Dockett, Kyle Vanden Bosch, Leonard Davis, Rams, Redskins, Texans, Todd Bowles, training camp
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The future of the Cardinals' blitzPosted by on July 1, 2015 – 11:58 am
Anyone who has watched much of the Cardinals the past two seasons knows the defense liked to blitz. So this recent tweet carries with it little surprise in the context of the NFL:
Over the past 2 seasons the Cardinals have blitzed (brought 5 or more rushers) 97 more times than any other team. pic.twitter.com/lGiUmkHaJY
— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) June 24, 2015
It was the hallmark of then-defensive coordinator Todd Bowles. Bring the heat, let it all sort itself out in the end. It's why the Cardinals went for Antonio Cromartie last offseason — they wanted those press man-to-man corners to be able to survive on an island. It's a byproduct too of not having that dynamic edge pass rusher to cause problems with a "normal" four-man rush. Now you can argue in this day and age that even bringing five rushers isn't exactly a blitz, but there were plenty of times the Cards brought at least six guys too.
What happens now? The feeling is that the defense, even under James Bettcher, won't change a lot. That would include the blitzing. I mean, the Cardinals still don't have that 14-sack guy coming from the outside (although maybe Alex Okafor can raise his production from his somewhat surprising eight-sack total last season.) The pressure will still have to be manufactured through scheme, it would seem. How Bettcher calls a game won't be known for real until the Cards open against the Saints Sept. 13 (and what a passing offense to open against.)
Certainly, I'd think Bowles will take his blitzing to New York. But it's hard to imagine that aggressiveness — which has served the Cardinals well — is going away under Bettcher.
Tags: Alex Okafor, James Bettcher, Saints, Todd Bowles
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Goodwin will get more chances to call playsPosted by on February 19, 2015 – 12:10 pm
Head coach Bruce Arians calls the plays and that isn't about to change. But it's also a goal to eventually get offensive coordinator Harold Goodwin — who is also the offensive line coach — hired as a head coach somewhere like defensive coordinator Todd Bowles did with the Jets. Last preseason, Arians allowed Goodwin to call the plays in the Cards' fourth preseason game in San Diego. There will be more of that this year, Arians said.
"This year I think I'm going to let him do at least two (preseason games)," Arians said. "So he can continue to develop as a coordinator. He's doing a great job with what he's doing. He has really good command of his room also. I think that's what set James (Bettcher, the new defensive coordinator) apart from a lot of young coaches I have been around, he has really good command of the room when he is in front of it."
Goodwin does a lot of the gameplanning during the week for the Cardinals. It's unlikely Arians will ever completely give up his role of playcalling — he said when he first hired he would call the plays "until I find someone who can call them better." Who knows, maybe Goodwin will eventually be that guy. For now, two or three preseason games will have to suffice.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Harold Goodwin, Todd Bowles
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Bowles: Bettcher the "right choice"Posted by on February 18, 2015 – 1:34 pm
For the first time at the Scouting combine, Todd Bowles spoke as a head coach when he got on the podium Wednesday. The Jets' new boss hasn't forgotten about his old place of business yet. After his spin in front of the cameras, there was a chance to ask him about his replacement as Cardinals defensive coordinator, James Bettcher. Bettcher was the outside linebackers coach under Bowles.
"It could have been any one of those guys (on staff)," Bowles said. "But I have all the trust in the world in Bruce (Arians) as he had in me. So I'm confident he made the right choice."
Bowles chuckled at the idea Bettcher had a big job ahead of him, saying he was worried about his own big job in New York.
"Bettch is a good football coach, and you've got to remember he's got about four guys he had on the staff last year that are good coaches," Bowles said. "They'll work together and they understand what has to be done. I have confidence they'll get it done."
Tags: coaching staff, James Bettcher, Todd Bowles
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"Same defense" for CardinalsPosted by on January 30, 2015 – 6:16 pm
Bruce Arians said Friday he will announce all his defensive hires next week save for one, which he wants to "hold for a while." One of the coaches he will hire will "hopefully be a former player," as Arians continues to try and refresh the up-and-coming coaches on his staff. As of now, the Cardinals have three vacancies from last season to fill: Defensive coordinator (Todd Bowles), inside linebackers (Mike Caldwell, who joined Bowles with the Jets) and defensive assistant (Ryan Slowik, whose contract was not renewed.)
Arians has said the hiring plan is set although it's still "top secret" he added with a smile Friday. He did clarify why he wanted to stay in-house with his new coordinator, and it answers definitively the question of if the Cardinals will change defensively.
"I did not want our players to walk in and not know what they were doing the first day," Arians said. "No new language. It's the same defense, the same philosophy."
With Arians already saying the hire will also be a young coach, current outside linebackers coach James Bettcher continues to be the logical choice.
Tags: Bruce Arians, James Bettcher, Mike Caldwell, Ryan Slowik, Todd Bowles
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Mathieu has confidence in new DC, same schemePosted by on January 28, 2015 – 5:29 pm
Tyrann Mathieu chose his words carefully — no reason to want to undercut the announcement sometime next week of the new defensive coordinator — but the Cardinals safety seemed comfortable in the plan for the Cardinals' defense going forward and who will be leading it.
"I think I've heard enough and I'm confident enough to know we've been playing too well to have the scheme change," Mathieu said during a trip around the Super Bowl's Radio Row. "We look forward to one of our position coaches being DC."
Coach Bruce Arians has already said the DC position will be filled in-house by a young coach. All signs point to outside linebackers coach James Bettcher. It won't be the only coaching hire, not with inside linebackers coach Mike Caldwell leaving to join outgoing defensive coordinator Todd Bowles with the New York Jets. Putting an experienced coach with the linebackers makes sense, and Arians has promised he will get the new DC "help." I will not be surprised to see at least one defensive hire to have NFL defensive coordinator experience.
There will be an understandable wait-and-see approach with a new defensive coordinator, but that was there with Bowles too.
Tags: coaching staff, James Bettcher, Mike Caldwell, Todd Bowles, Tyrann Mathieu
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Cromartie keeping options openPosted by on January 17, 2015 – 9:53 am
Cardinals cornerback Antonio Cromartie has been a natural go-to guy the last few days to talk about Todd Bowles as the new New York Jets coach, since Cromartie just played for Bowles and since he still has a lot of media relationships with New York media after playing so many years with the Jets. He went on NFL Network to talk about Bowles — and also about his future given his impending free agency.
During his Bowles' analysis, Cromartie noted "$50 million in cap space" the Jets have to work with. That probably wasn't a coincidence, especially from a guy who didn't really want to leave the Jets last year in the first place.
"I'm leaving the door open," Cromartie said. "Right now, until the Super Bowl is over, I'm still an Arizona Cardinal. Until they come to me about a conteact, I'm still an Arizona Cardinal. Once March 10 at 4 o'clock hits, March 12 at 9 a.m. hits, and no one's offered me a contract, then I'm free game. And I'm open to anything to go out and try to win a championship and help any organization."
(Free agency does indeed start March 10 at 2 p.m. Arizona time, which will be 4 p.m. Eastern.)
Cromartie made $3.5 million on a one-year contract this season. He had a good season and is a Pro Bowl alternate. But his signing, and his season, has long played out as a parallel to the one linebacker Karlos Dansby had in 2013 for the Cardinals. Dansby, like Cromartie, signed with the Cardinals for one year when the free agent market did not play out the way they wanted. Dansby, like Cromartie, had a good season (Dansby actually had an excellent season, even better than Cro's.) But both are on the wrong side of 30 in a league that values youth. There has always been a good chance Cromartie's situation plays out just like Dansby's did — I expect the Cardinals to make a solid offer, although it may only be for two or three years. And it's easy to see another team swooping in to offer more years/more money. The Browns did that with Dansby, and maybe the Jets — or the Bills, who now have Cro's former coach, Rex Ryan — will do the same with Cromartie.
Cromartie, as he said, is open to everything.
Tags: Antonio Cromartie, Bills, free agency, Jets, Todd Bowles
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Waiting for a new defensive coordinatorPosted by on January 14, 2015 – 3:40 pm
The coaches' offices are dark right now, not a surprise at this time in the offseason. But there is still work to do and moves to be made for Bruce Arians, now that Todd Bowles is headed to be the Jets' head coach.
(Which, interestingly, still has yet to be officially announced at 3:40 p.m. Arizona time here on Wednesday. UPDATE: Twenty minutes later, it is.)
Bowles is expected to bring Cardinals' inside linebackers coach Mike Caldwell with him for his staff, and there is a chance he also brings along someone else, like defensive assistant Ryan Slowik. So there very well could be a couple of coaching staff openings Arians will have to fill when this all filters out. But for now, the focus is on the coordinator spot Bowles is vacating. All season, Bowles was trending toward getting a head coaching job somewhere, so when Arians said late in the season he had a plan in place to replace Bowles, that certainly wasn't a surprise.
That was before Dick LeBeau left the Steelers. Arians has talked to LeBeau about a job, and when you connect the dots, it does make sense to have LeBeau in a Tom Moore-esque role and to hire a defensive coordinator, as reports suggest. It also rings true to me that Arians would look to his existing defensive staff to find his defensive coordinator, although who that would be remains a guess. There is also a question of whether LeBeau would want to move, at age 77, this far away from his Ohio-based family.
(LeBeau's potential arrival does make for other interesting questions, even if he isn't DC. Darnell Dockett, for instance, didn't love the scheme of former DC Ray Horton, who was a LeBeau disciple.)
I know many want to know what this all means for the Cardinals in terms of scheme. If the Cardinals stay in-house, does the defense simply echo what Bowles had been doing all along? Is it tweaked and if so, how much? I'm sure Arians has already thought these things through already. With empty offices right now, we'll see how quickly this all comes together.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Dick LeBeau, Mike Caldwell, Ryan Slowik, Steelers, Todd Bowles
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Bowles, the Falcons and LeBeau availabilityPosted by on January 12, 2015 – 9:50 am
Rex Ryan is the Bills coach, the Seahawks are favorites to return to the Super Bowl (and thus extend their season another three weeks) and now is the time when teams without head coaches begin to get a little antsy when it comes to their coaching vacancies. So it's probably no surprise that, with Ryan choosing Buffalo, Cardinals defensive coordinator Todd Bowles has reportedly become the front-runner for the opening to coach the Atlanta Falcons.
Bowles was said to have had a good interview with the Falcons over the weekend. There are ties there to the man now charged to run the football side — Scott Pioli — since Pioli is Bill Parcells' son-in-law and Bowles coached under Parcells in both Miami and Dallas. More importantly, Bowles is a defensive mind for a team that needs to upgrade on the defensive side. For Bowles, the Falcons' job would have to be as attractive as any, given the softness of the divison (for now) and the fact he has a quarterback (Matt Ryan) in place. It's not often you can walk into a head coaching job with a good QB already there; that's usually why there is an opening in the first place.
We'll see if that plays out. (The Falcons are not only getting Bowles for a second interview, but so are the Jets.)
But if it does, what then for the Cardinals? Bruce Arians has already said he has a plan in place if Bowles left. That was a plan put together before the startling news this weekend that Dick LeBeau was resigning as defensive coordinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a move that initially sure gave off similar vibes as when the Steelers announced Bruce Arians was "re-fired" once upon a time. (In hindsight, B.A. loves that story.) As soon as the LeBeau story hit, the questions came: If Bowles leaves, does Arians — who worked with LeBeau all those years in Pittsburgh — replace Bowles with LeBeau?
There are a lot of things that go into this. LeBeau made it very clear he was resigning but not retiring. At 77, is LeBeau what Arians wants for his staff (although, obviously with Tom Pratt and Tom Moore, the age itself isn't an issue). Does the Cards' personnel fit what LeBeau would want to do? More importantly, how crucial did Arians see his previous moves to fill Bowles' spot had Bowles' left? (Was there a promotion coming in-house?)
It would be interesting, however, after how badly former coach Ken Whisenhunt wanted to lure LeBeau to the Cardinals once upon a time (in 2011, back when Ray Horton ended up the choice), if LeBeau finally did make it to the Cards long after Whisenhunt was gone.
First, though, Bowles has to take a job elsewhere, which still isn't a sure thing.
UPDATE: A report from Pittsburgh says Arians has already spoken to LeBeau about joining the Cardinals.
Tags: coaching staff, Dick LeBeau, Falcons, Todd Bowles
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Bowles will be busy this weekPosted by on January 5, 2015 – 2:59 pm
Now that the Cardinals' season is over, defensive coordinator Todd Bowles can begin interviewing with various teams for their head coaching spots. And it sounds like that will make this a busy week.
Multiple reports have Bowles interviewing with the Jets on Wednesday, the Falcons Thursday, the 49ers on Friday and the Bears on Saturday. There are still rumblings that the Bills and Raiders could still ask to interview too. Either way, Bowles would seem to be a good chance to be promoted before too long, but after he signed his extension (which gave him a hefty raise) Bowles can afford to be choosy — which he was always going to be anyway. That's just who Bowles is.
"I've got my fingers crossed both ways," coach Bruce Arians joked Monday, on one hand hoping his friend and former player gets a head coaching gig and on the other hoping he stays in place.
We still don't know who would be Arians' choice to succeed Bowles as defensive coordinator (on staff, could it be Mike Caldwell? James Bettcher? Someone else?) but Arians has said a plan is in place. Now we wait for Bowles to go through the interview process.
Tags: 49ers, Bears, Falcons, James Bettcher, Jets, Mike Caldwell, Todd Bowles
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Most folks don't get to say "no" to the FBI. But Apple did just that last week, when they very publicly took a stand and, in an open letter to consumers, refused to create new code that could allow the feds to hack into an iPhone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino shooters. The spat has only deepened over the last few days, and brought issues of consumer privacy and encryption straight into mainstream conversation.
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Skip to comments.Court Orders Recount of Olympic Bid Polls to Remain Open
Posted on 10/02/2009 10:57:42 AM PDT by Pan_Yan
Copenhagen An International Criminal Court judge has ordered that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) resume counting in the selection process for the host city of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games. Judge Enrique Castro, appointed to the court last year by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and nephew of the Cuban President Raul Castro, ordered a stunned IOC to resume vote counting late Friday.
Judge Castro issued an emergency injunction after receiving multiple complaints of voter disenfranchisement by community activist groups Community Organizers International (COI), the Organization of American States (OAS) and Hezbollah.
COI chairwoman Valerie Jarrett voiced her organizations approval of the judges decision. As anyone who watched this charade being played out on television can plainly see the underprivileged were not well represented in this voting process. We have asked the court only for what is fair that we be allowed to chose a diverse, multicultural pool of voters to balance the white out that apparently dominates IOC voting.
Hezbollah spokesman Islamic Rage Boy added that There appears to have been a deliberate attempt by some cities not directly associated with Islam to exclude us from this process. We are very surprised by Madrids refusal to withdraw. I thought they learned their lesson in 2004. Oh, and death to all who oppose us. Peace be with you. The Jooos are to blame.
No one from the IOC was immediately available for comment. One senior IOC official speaking on the condition of anonymity said that the IOC is in turmoil right now at this unprecedented turn of events. No one has ever seen such chaos. Every voting member was in the room and all the votes had been counted. The judges order made no sense until a truck arrived and people started unloading boxes of ballots. They went straight to the counting table. I couldnt believe it.
Our sources verified the existence of several empty boxes at the IOC headquarters with a return address in Minnesota but were unable to confirm that the votes arrived in these containers.
Obama = 0
Funny. But, you should add the parody tag, just to be safe.
I just saw this. An ACORN worker found a box of uncounted ballots in the trunk of her car. Stay tuned.
LOL! Man we've got some funny and quick people on our side!
Did Jimmy Carter oversee the vote?
No? Then we must nullify this!
LOL nice one. I'm putting the over/under on the number of FReepers who believe this at 9.5.
David Boies is on his way to Copenhagen.
Obama should have taken the New Black Panther Party with in and had them stand behind him when he gave his speech to the IOC.
Senator Rowland Burris of Illinois, the Senator who was appointed to fill President Barack Obamas vacant Senate seat, blames George Bush for Chicago not getting the Olympics in 2016. Burris stated in an interview, shortly after the announcement, that the image of the U. S. has been so tarnished in the last 8 years that, even Barack Obama making an unprecedented pitch for the games could not overcome the hatred the world has for us as a result of George Bush. Wow! When will the Democrats in Congress ever get off this Blame Bush syndrome. Burris even went on to say that this is just another way Bush is now hurting Chicago. Yes blame Bush, dont mind all the crime and corruption that has come out of Illinois over the last year. This Blame Bush strategy is getting pretty old.
Meanwhile Mayor Daily requests additional stimulus money to increase their "bid" to the IOC members who did not accept their last "bid".
Al Franken, please report to the vote counting area..paging Al Franken.......
Humor break!
Satire and parody become increasingly difficult in an era wherein Black Panthers are allowed to intimidate white voters with impunity, repeated racist statements do not disqualify a lib from the Supreme Court, and Hollywood runs to the defense of an admitted pedophile because he didn't commit rape-rape!
If Obama and His Acorn buddies had anything to do with it this would not be parody. I bet smoke is coming out of that bunch's ears. Wha, wha, wha *(instead of Mmm, Mmm, Mmm). I can almost hear them whining about this now. Corrupt Chicago does not deserve an honor like this.
Just wait for Turbo Tim Geitner to announce that since the IOC got $1 billion in stimulus money, they should have awarded Chicago the Olympics.
And Chicago mayor Richard M. Daley is quoted this morning as saying, "Barack, you stink, next time we want some quid pro quo, we'll send Blagojevich."
RATS of the world at work. No matter where the RATS live they are still a joke. Wow! The world better wake up like America is beginning to.
Somebody better get Senator-Select Franken on this case. He knows how to manufacture votes out of thin air.
That would be an 0-lympic sized failure.
LMAO! Those pics made my day, HAH!
Blame it on Axelrod!
Because his former PR firm did all the work and was paid millions for the project of presenting Chicagos bid.
Follow the money trail!
This needs to be investigated.
I mean people, come on. There is no way the IOC could refuse the pleadings of the Holy Trinity of Barack, Michelle, and Oprah (further apologies to any Islamic terrorists on here. I meant no offense by using the term "Holy Trinity").
I know if I had been there I would have melted just from being near anyone of them, but all three? Tingles run up and down my leg just thinking about it.
It's obvious something was amiss, so let me point out something. Where is Copenhagen? And what color are the Danes? I rest my case.
What fun would that be?
Could Chicago have offered playing the race card as a new Olympic sport if they won?
I wonder how much the news videos of young black punks beating people to death in Chicago influenced the votes of the IOC?
Once the Olympics Committee refused to make head bashing a sport Chicago was finished.
Good point.
I think the amounts deposited in their numbered accounts played a much larger role.
You had me there for about 30 seconds!
Need to add hmmm hmmm hmmm to the ballot!
It's a good way to weed out the people who post based on a title only. If someone made it past the Islamic Rage Boy part and still thought it was legitimate then they have other issues.
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Judicial oligarchy -- Hey, worked for me!
They should have gone for 'Demonstration Sport'. Judging would have been similar to figure skating, with separate scores for artistry and technique.
Good one!!!
"Clintons Tarmac HAIRCUT took longer than BAMMYS TARMAC talk with his GENERAL!"
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like a shamrock. Small. Green. And split three ways.
Demolition sport maybe?
(That's a line from "Nuns on the Run." Peter Cook on The Trinity).
He got me with it. This isn't to far from reality.
BREAKING-ACORN Worker Finds Uncounted IOC Ballots In Oprah's Limo!
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Southern Area light welterweight champion Danny 'Cassius' Connor vows to put his friendship with challenger Tony Owen to one side when they meet in the ring in October.
The Surrey pair will be battling it out for the belt as well as bragging rights on Matchroom Eddie Hearn's 'Carpe Diem' show at the O2 Arena in Greenwich, London on Saturday 5th October.
Going into the fight, champion Connor is focused on business and promises to defend his title successfully against his pal. "I'm on the rise and he isn't. He wanted the fight, so may the best man win. I will," said Connor.
27 year old Connor (10-6-1) and 26 year old Owen (14-2-0) first trained together at Rosehill ABC in Sutton, Surrey over 10 years ago.
"We lived in the same area and Tony and his bro Lee were well known for being world champion kick boxers and that Tony had won the novices at Roundshaw ABC. They then came and started training and fighting out of Rosehill ABC and that's where we met properly at the age of 17," Connor said.
"We have since been on holiday together, had countless nights out and good times, as well as sharing bad times when our friend Lewis Pinto passed away."
Owen's best friend Lewis Pinto tragically took his own live in June 2012 after battling depression for many years. Pinto had just entered the professional ranks at the age of 24, impressing on his debut against Danny Donchev at The Coronet, Elephant & Castle by dropping his opponent twice with powerful body shots.
Connor went on to say, "Tony would ring me anytime he needed advice on an opponent or help with his career. I tried my hardest for 3 days solid to get him in Prizefighter by tweeting Eddie Hearn and Matchroom relentlessly."
A true Cinderella man, Connor has been on a fantastic journey over the past two years, losing just once in eight contests when he reached the final of the light welterweight Prizefighter tournament in July this year.
It took six professional fights for Connor to earn his first victory when he turned pro in 2010 but since then he has claimed the vacant British Masters welterweight title by defeating Tyler Goodjohn, and the Southern Area light welterweight title by beating an in-form, confident Chris Evangelou twice.
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The event, headlined as 'Carpe Diem' is the preferred motto of gold medallist Anthony Joshua as he makes his pro debut and first ring outing since last year's London Olympics when he defeated Italian Roberto Cammerelle on countback after they had tied 18 points apiece.
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Joshua will be joined at The O2 by British lightweight World title contender Kevin Mitchell, Welsh featherweight star Lee Selby, former Team GB starlet Martin J. Ward, Prizefighter champions Wadi Camacho and Larry Ekundayo and many more.
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Today, I found out that even after a really bad break up and the fact that I left him for someone else, my parents offered my ex-boyfriend to join us on a one week family vacation. He agreed. FML
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Today, I spent hours cleaning the kitchen that my slob roommates always neglect. I scrubbed the floor, emptied the fridge, washed all the dishes, etc. When I was done, I was thirsty so I got myself a soda. I opened the can, and it exploded and sprayed everything I had just washed. FML
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Today, I discovered that my boyfriend has a YouTube channel devoted to taking the camera out whenever he has to fart. FML
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Today, while me and my boyfriend were having sex, he moaned out his own name. FML
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Today, my boyfriend told me he loved me for the first time. He followed it with, "Want to try anal?" FML
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Today, while at work as a lifeguard, an older gentleman who comes in almost every morning wearing a very tight swimming suit, came up to me and said, "I don't want you having any erotic fantasies of me." After a long pause he added, "Actually, I wouldn't mind it if you do." FML
by Anonymous / 03/17/2010 at 3:32pm / United States (Michigan) / Work
Today, finally accepting the fact that the love of my life has moved on, I took myself to a movie, alone, on a Saturday night. After buying the last ticket to a sold out movie and trying to find the only open seat in the dark, I sit down... right next to my ex-best friend AND my ex-fiancé. FML
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Today, my boyfriend complained that we may not work out because I'm "just too needy". I'd woken up early and texted him "good morning" while he was trying to sleep. FML
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OWEN SOUND, Ontario -- The Owen Sound Attack lived up to their name again Saturday, as they piled up four first-period goals before beating the Erie Otters 6-4 at the Harry Lumley Bayshore Community Centre.
The Otters, who have lost eight out of their past nine games, went 1-5 against he Attack this season.
The Attack (41-18-1-5) took advantage of an Erie defense that has been more than just porous lately, while allowing 128 goals in their past 21 games. Zach Nastasiuk, Dan Catenacci and Holden Cook scored in a 2-minute, 50-second span to give Owen Sound a 3-0 lead. Cameron Brace scored the first of his two goals just more than 5 minutes later to make it 4-0.
The Attack increased its lead to 5-0 in the second on Gemel Smith's 22nd goal of the season. Erie's J.P. Labardo answered 2 minutes later to get the Otters on the board.
After Brace made it 6-1 in the third period, the Otters responded with three straight goals. Kyle Pettit made it 6-2 and Dane Fox scored a pair for the Otters to close the scoring. Erie rookie Connor McDavid picked up his 36th and 37th assists of the season on Fox's goals, setting a franchise record for assists in a season by a rookie. McDavid is tied with Tim Connolly for the most points by a rookie with 62.
Devin Williams made 24 saves on 29 shots before he was pulled from the game during the second intermission. Oscar Dansk stopped 18-of-19 shots in the third period.
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Former school employee wins $100K settlementBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | May 06,2013Sharon Stearns is getting $100,000 and an apology in the settlement of her lawsuit against the Addison Central Supervisory Union.
Stearns, who lives in Brandon and was business manager at the district for nine years, had sued her former employer in Rutland civil court for breach of contract, retaliation and bad faith conduct. The district includes Bridport, Cornwall, Ripton, Salisbury, Shoreham, Weybridge and Middlebury.
According to a release put out by her attorneys, Stearns was placed on administrative leave after questioning the practices of then-superintendent Lee Sease.
The apology was highly important to her, attorney Norman Watts said Thursday. They ran her through a nightmarish mill before she left.
Stearns went to the union school board in late 2010, according to the settlement, with concerns about Sease not mailing annual reports according to the law and not properly paying overtime to hourly staff. Sease placed Stearns on administrative leave, according to her lawyers.
A letter written as part of the settlement and signed by Superintendent Gail Conley says the board chose not to renew Seases contract and invited Stearns to return to work, but Stearns resigned her position.
On behalf of the board of ACSU, I can relate that there are substantial regrets about the previous Superintendents leadership void in our ACSU central office during Sharons tenure, Conley wrote. This leadership void created a negative impact on the central office personnel including Sharon.
Watts said Stearns has recently completed a masters degree in public accounting and is about to start a new career as a CPA.
Watts said the settlement was reached after a mediation session that ran until 10:30 p.m. and the letter from Conley was a key part of the agreement.
That side of it, vindication for her blowing the whistle on inappropriate and possibly illegal activities, thats important to her, Watts said.
Conley did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment Thursday.
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July 13, 2005
On the last business day of May 2005, there were 3.5 million job openings in the United States, and the job openings rate was 2.5 percent.
The job openings rate was little changed in May compared to April, but has generally trended upward since September 2003.
In May, the job openings rate decreased in the manufacturing industry and in the Northeast region.
These data are from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey program. Find out more in Job Openings and Labor Turnover: May 2005 (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 05-1290. The job openings rate is the number of job openings on the last business day of the month as a percent of total employment plus job openings. Data for May 2005 are preliminary.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Job openings rate in May 2005 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2005/jul/wk2/art03.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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Sports Illustrated Gets in Depth with Rockets GM/Geek Daryl Morey
If you've ever seen the movie Moneyball, you probably have a tiny inkling of what goes into the data-heavy methodology behind modern sports analytics. It's a complex mix of raw data, probability and computing power. Prior to Daryl Morey's hire as the Rockets GM, no one had seriously tried it in the NBA, and it has never ultimately worked in Major League Baseball -- the A's still have never won a World Series -- if the true goal of the sport is to win it all. But, like all things, there is more than one side to the story and Sports Illustrated's Chris Ballard tried to explain the affable, geeky Morey in a long, fascinating article in a recent issue.
Ballard takes the reader inside Morey's world, which includes brilliant and complicated analytics, ping-pong and a real passion for winning. Despite being one of the more open and approachable GMs in the NBA, he is also the most cutting-edge, working with scouts, computer programmers and stat geeks to help him make decisions.
Not surprisingly, his intense use of technology to help analyze drafts, trades, free agency and even coaching and player development makes him a threat to the way things have always been in the NBA, where traditional GMs are former players and personnel guys who think with their guts and their basketball IQ, not a database.
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The Addendum to the Measure DD Implementation Project Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Lake Merritt to Bay Trail Bike and Pedestrian trail connector is available for public comment beginning February 11 and closing February 29, 2016. You may view the Addendum by visiting the City of Oakland Bureau of Planning - Zoning Division offices, which are located at 250 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, 2nd Floor.
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Centenary Leadership
Dr. David P. Haney was appointed the 13th president of Centenary University in July 2016, after most recently serving as the Vice President for Academic Affairs at Emory & Henry College, a liberal arts college in Southwest Virginia. He arrived at Emory & Henry four years ago after nine years at Appalachian State University where he was English Department Chair and then Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education. This followed 12 years as a faculty member at Auburn University. He spent a year in Spearfish, South Dakota, as Provost at Black Hills State University and Regents Fellow with the South Dakota Board of Regents. He began his administrative career as Dean of Students at the Cambridge School of Weston, an independent secondary boarding and day school in Weston, Massachusetts.
At Emory & Henry College, Dr. Haney led the development of a strategic initiative for project-based liberal education, supported by a $100,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Much of his effort as Chief Academic Officer was dedicated to the expansion of the college through graduate programs in health education, including the development of a school of health sciences on the campus of a former hospital, whose first program, a doctorate in physical therapy, began in fall 2015. He raised $600,000 to hire a founding Dean and helped secure a $5 million commitment for support of health sciences programs. He played a leadership role in the acquisition of an equestrian program, the development of an environmental field station, the establishment of a partnership with the Rensselaerville Institute, the expansion of community engagement initiatives, the growth of the honors program and the expansion of international education. He also led an academic program prioritization process and several strategic planning initiatives and he worked on regional and professional accreditation issues.
Dr. Haney holds an MA and PhD in English from the University at Buffalo and a BA in English from Macalester College, where he was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. His scholarship focused on British Romantic poetry and the philosophical connection between interpretation and ethics, with two monographs on Penn State Press's Literature and Philosophy series, as well as articles on British Romanticism, literature and philosophy and higher education. Dr. Haney is married to Lisa Baldwin, who is currently a second-grade teacher at Hatchery Hill Elementary school in Hackettstown.
Centenary Board of Trustees
Wolfgang Gstattenbauer - Chair (Class of 1997)
Arden Davis Melick - Chairman of the Board of Trustees Emerita (Class of 1960)
Kenneth L. Hahn – 1st Vice Chair
Norman Worth – 2nd Vice Chair
Christopher Treanor – 3rd Vice Chair
Lucinda Thomas Embersits - Secretary (Class of 1959)
David Johnson - Treasurer
David A. Lackland* - Trustee Emeritus
Dr. Hae-Jong Kim - Chairman of the Board of Trustees Emeritus
Susan F. Bateman, Esq.
Audrey Bonaparte-Watts (Class of 1978)
Dr. Stan Caine
Michael T. Catapano (Class of 1992)
Jason C. Coe
David D. Dallas
Tilly-Jo Emerson
Rev. Dr. Frank L. Fowler, III
Elizabeth Friday-Skoda (Class of 1993)
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Rochelle Makela-Goodman (Class of 1997)
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I'm not sure that I truly get into a holiday state of mind each December until DJ Riko releases his annual Mixmas compilation, a blend of seasonal cheer, novelty and desconstruction that only a savvy crate-digger and platter-spinner could produce.
But this year, DJ Riko's given me a double-shot of joy: his 2012 Mixmas includes a track from "Christmas With the Ghostly Trio," a 1980s delight that I once owned on cassette. Riko nestles the Trio's saxy take on "Angels We Have Heard on High" between Devo's "Merry Something to You" and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes' "Hava Nagila (Christmas Arrangement)," followed by the Nat King Cole rarity "Mrs. Santa Claus." »Read Full Blog Post
2013 Holiday TV Schedule
We know you know Dasher and Dancer and Donner and Blitzen, but what about Gaga and Nestor and — Hasselhoff?
Just like those reindeer who work with Rudolph, they are just some of the personalities you can see in holiday-themed programming on your TV this time of year. »Read Full Article
WhiskeyBelles perform 'Mama Never Liked Christmas' from holiday album
Between "Let It Snow," "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" and about a gazillion other tunes, there's no shortage of happy holiday songs to put a little spring in your Christmas step.
But what about music for the people who feel Christmas is just one big pain in the posterior? Local traditional country trio the WhiskeyBelles have just the song for them in a new original holiday song, "Mama Never Liked Christmas," from the group's new holiday album, "Nothin' Says Christmas Like Whiskey." »Read Full Article
Quilted Bear in Germantown to undergo huge renovation, reopen as Florian Park
Work is under way at the former Quilted Bear in Germantown, a popular wedding venue and restaurant for decades, as it becomes Florian Park.
The property at N111-W18611 Mequon Road, which closed a year ago, recently was sold to Project Design Management for $600,000. PDM also owns the neighboring Country Inn & Suites, and a frontage road will be built between the two venues to make travel easier between the two for guests of weddings, class reunions, corporate meetings and other events, said Ryan Rahl, director of operations. »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Free pizza all day at newly opened Blaze Pizza in Brookfield
Looking for an easy lunch or dinner? Blaze Pizza in Brookfield is offering free pizza all day Monday.
in celebration of its recent opening, Blaze Pizza in the Brownstones Shopping Center at 17530 W. Bluemound Road in Brookfield (between Metro Market and TJ Maxx) will be giving away free pizzas from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Visitors can try the custom-built 11-inch thin-crust pizzas (normally $7) for free. No purchase or coupons necessary. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
One Direction; Yo Gotti; Daughtry, Billie Joe & Norah and more
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Packers ratings fluctuate - just like the team
Ratings for Sunday's tie game between the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings on Fox affiliate WITI-TV (Channel 6) waxed and waned.
The average rating for the entire game was a 43.6, or about 394,000 television homes. The low was a 41.7 at 1:30 p.m. and the high was a 49.7 toward the end of the 4th quarter. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: Wine education, polka music and Santa plus paws
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Laron syndrome (LS), or primary growth hormone (GH) insensitivity, was first described in 1966. Since then, many patients worldwide have been diagnosed with LS, which involves defects in the GH receptor that cause combined congenital deficiency of GH and IGF-I activities. In this comprehensive book the authors draw upon 50 years of multidisciplinary clinical and investigative follow-up of the large Israeli cohort of LS patients. The genetic basis of the syndrome is fully considered, and all aspects of the pathophysiology of IGF-I deficiency are described. Data derived from the recently generated mouse model of LS are reviewed and compared with the human LS experience. Valuable advice is provided on treatment, and treatment effects, such as metabolic effects, adipose tissue alterations, and impact on aging, are fully explored. Together, this book condenses, consolidates, compares, and contrasts data derived from the human and mouse LS experiences and provides a unique resource for clinical and basic scientists to evaluate and compare IGF-I and GH actions.
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Kyle Buckley of Sierra Air Conditioning and Heating says it's a good idea to get your system professionally checked twice a year: once in the spring, and once in the winter. Regular maintenance can catch little problems before they become expensive.
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Even with tip-top maintenance, the average A/C unit only lasts about 15 years in Las Vegas.