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D Imberti
Affiliation: Hospital of Piacenza
Country: Italy
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- Interventional treatment of venous thromboembolism: a reviewDavide Imberti
Department of Internal Medicine, Piacenza Hospital, Italy
Thromb Res 129:418-25. 2012..Moreover, the appropriate indications for their use in daily clinical practice are reviewed...
- Practical management of rivaroxaban for the treatment of venous thromboembolismDavide Imberti
Medical Department, Internal Medicine Unit, Hospital of Piacenza, Haemostasis and Thrombosis Center, Piacenza, Italy
Clin Appl Thromb Hemost 21:309-18. 2015....
- Periprocedural management of rivaroxaban-treated patientsDavide Imberti
Internal Medicine, Haemostasis and Thrombosis Center, Ospedale di Piacenza, Via Taverna, 49, Piacenza, Italy 39 523 302578 39 523 302595
Expert Opin Pharmacother 16:685-91. 2015..This article is addressed to all the clinicians involved in the periprocedural approach of patients treated with rivaroxaban, with the aim to give practical recommendations to improve patients' management during and after surgery...
- Venous thromboembolism in patients undergoing shoulder surgery: findings from the RECOS RegistryDavide Imberti
Ospedale di Piacenza, Piacenza, Italy Electronic address
Thromb Res 134:273-7. 2014..Risk factors for VTE and thromboprophylaxis practices were also studied...
- Prophylaxis of venous thromboembolism with low molecular weight heparin in bariatric surgery: a prospective, randomised pilot study evaluating two doses of parnaparin (BAFLUX Study)Davide Imberti
Thrombosis Centre, Internal Medicine Department, Piacenza Hospital, Via Taverna 49, 29100, Piacenza, Italy
Obes Surg 24:284-91. 2014..The aim of this multicentre, open-label, pilot study was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of two different doses of the LMWH parnaparin administered to patients undergoing bariatric surgery...
- Prevention of venous thromboembolism in acutely ill medical patients after the results of recent trials with the new oral anticoagulantsDavide Imberti
Internal Medicine Department, Haemostasis and Thrombosis Center, Piacenza Hospital, Via Taverna 49, 29121, Piacenza, Italy
Intern Emerg Med 8:667-72. 2013..However, a better risk stratification of patients who have a persistently increased risk of VTE is warranted to improve the risk to benefit profile of any anticoagulant drug to be used in this setting...
- Emergency reversal of anticoagulation with vitamin K antagonists with 3-factor prothrombin complex concentrates in patients with major bleedingD Imberti
Ospedale Civile, Piacenza, Italy
J Thromb Thrombolysis 36:102-8. 2013..3-factor PCC administration is an effective, rapid ad safe treatment for the urgent reversal of VKAs in patients with acute major bleeding. Broader use of PCC in this clinical setting appears to be appropriate...
- Interventional approaches in VTE treatment (vena cava filters, catheter-guided thrombolysis, thrombosuction)Davide Imberti
Department of Internal Medicine, Piacenza Hospital, Via Taverna 49, Piacenza, Italy
Semin Respir Crit Care Med 33:176-85. 2012....
- Therapeutic potential of apixaban in the prevention of venous thromboembolism in patients undergoing total knee replacement surgeryDavide Imberti
Department of Internal Medicine, Piacenza Hospital, Via Taverna 49, 29121, Piacenza, Italy
J Thromb Thrombolysis 34:208-13. 2012..This review focuses the clinical efficacy and tolerability of oral apixaban for the prevention of VTE in adult patients following TKR surgery...
- Retrievable vena cava filters: a clinical reviewDavide Imberti
Department of Internal Medicine, Piacenza Hospital, Via Taverna 49, 29121 Piacenza, Italy
J Thromb Thrombolysis 33:258-66. 2012..Moreover, the appropriate indications for their use in daily clinical practice are reviewed...
- D-dimer testing: advantages and limitations in emergency medicine for managing acute venous thromboembolismD Imberti
Intern Emerg Med 2:70-1. 2007
- Prothrombin complex concentrates for urgent anticoagulation reversal in patients with intracranial haemorrhageD Imberti
Ospedale Civile, Piacenza, Italy
Pathophysiol Haemost Thromb 36:259-65. 2008..Prothrombin complex concentrates (PCCs) produce a rapid and effective reversal of OAT effects, but little evidence exists on their efficacy and safety in the management of ICH in patients on OAT...
- Treatment of venous thromboembolism in patients with cancer: Guidelines of the Italian Society for Haemostasis and Thrombosis (SISET)Davide Imberti
Emergency Department, Piacenza Hospital, Italy
Thromb Res 124:e32-40. 2009..The treatment of venous thromboembolism (VTE) in cancer patients remains controversial...
- Pharmacodynamics of low molecular weight heparin in patients undergoing bariatric surgery: a prospective, randomised study comparing two doses of parnaparin (BAFLUX study)Davide Imberti
Ospedale Civile, Piacenza, Italy
Thromb Res 124:667-71. 2009..The optimal dose of low-molecular-weight-heparin (LMWH) to prevent venous thromboembolism (VTE) after bariatric surgery remains controversial...
- Venous thromboembolism prevention in patients with heart failure: an often neglected issueDavide Imberti
Dipartimento di Emergenza, Centro Emostasi e Trombosi, Medicina Interna Area Critica, Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital, Piacenza, Italy
Pathophysiol Haemost Thromb 36:69-74. 2008....
- Successful protein C concentrate administration during initiation of oral anticoagulation in adult patients with severe congenital protein C deficiency: report of two casesDavide Imberti
Thrombosis and Haemostasis Center, Emergency Department, Piacenza Hospital, Piacenza, Italy
Pathophysiol Haemost Thromb 36:53-7. 2008..We conclude that PC concentrate seems to be effective for the prevention of thromboembolic complications and safe in patients with congenital PC deficiency while initiating oral anticoagulants...
- Clinical characteristics and management of cancer-associated acute venous thromboembolism: findings from the MASTER RegistryDavide Imberti
Thrombosis Center Emergency Department, Piacenza Hospital, Via Taverna 49, 29100 Piacenza, Italy
Haematologica 93:273-8. 2008..The aim of this paper was to provide information on clinical characteristics and management of acute venous thromboembolism in patients with cancer by means of a large prospective registry...
- [Antithrombin: prospects in clinical practice. Sespsi: anticoagulant or anti-inflammatory agents?]D Imberti
Ambulatorio Trombosi, III Unità Operativa di Medicina Interna, Ospedale Civile di Piacenza, Piacenza, Italy
Minerva Anestesiol 69:371-5. 2003....
- Retrievable vena cava filters: key considerationsD Imberti
Thrombosis Center, Emergency Department, Hospital of Piacenza, Italy
Thromb Res 122:442-9. 2008..Large prospective cohort studies or randomized trials are strongly warranted to definitely clarify the beneficial role of these devices...
- Venous thromboembolism prophylaxis in medical patients: future perspectivesDavide Imberti
Thrombosis Center, Deparment of Internal Medicine, Hospital of Piacenza, Piacenza, Italy
Thromb Res 116:365-75. 2005..Although new evidence represents a significant improvement both in stratification of VTE risk and in decisions about the appropriate type and duration of prophylactic strategies in medical patients, additional data are still needed...
- A survey of thromboprophylaxis management in patients with major traumaDavide Imberti
Department of Internal Medicine, Piacenza Hospital, Piacenza, Italy
Pathophysiol Haemost Thromb 34:249-54. 2005..We tested the hypothesis that there is significant practice variation in thromboprophylaxis management of patients with major trauma among intensive care unit (ICU) specialists...
- Retrievable vena cava filters: a reviewDavide Imberti
Thrombosis Center, Emergency Department, Hospital of Piacenza, Piacenza, Italy
Curr Opin Hematol 13:351-6. 2006..To examine the current literature regarding retrievable inferior vena cava filters and to discuss the appropriate indications for their clinical use...
- Clinical experience with retrievable vena cava filters: results of a prospective observational multicenter studyD Imberti
Department of Internal Medicine, Ospedale Civile, Piacenza, Italy
J Thromb Haemost 3:1370-5. 2005..Retrievable inferior vena cava (IVC) filters offer the attractive possibility to be definitive or to be removed when they become unnecessary...
- Management of primary care patients with suspected deep vein thrombosis: use of a therapeutic dose of low-molecular-weight heparin to avoid urgent ultrasonographic evaluationD Imberti
Emergency Department, Thrombosis Center, Hospital of Piacenza, Via Taverna 49, 29100 Piacenza, Italy
J Thromb Haemost 4:1037-41. 2006..The accuracy of clinical prediction rules in the primary care setting may be inadequate, D-dimer testing may not be available, and the cost-effectiveness of urgent ultrasonographic evaluation is uncertain...
- Safety and efficacy of enoxaparin treatment in venous thromboembolic disease during acute leukemiaDavide Imberti
Third Internal Medicine Unit and Medical Oncology and Haematology, Civic Hospital, Piacenza, Italy
Tumori 90:390-3. 2004..The best treatment of this complication is still a matter of debate due to the very high risk of hemorrhage in this group of patients...
- The short- and long-term risk of venous thromboembolism in patients with acute spinal cord injury: a prospective cohort studyM Giorgi Pierfranceschi
Emergency Department, Hospital of Piacenza, Via Taverna 49, Piacenza 29121, Italy
Thromb Haemost 109:34-8. 2013..In conclusion, the risk of VTE in patients suffering from SCI is high despite the use of thromboprophylaxis, in particular in some patients categories. However, this risk appears to be limited to the first 3 months after the index event...
- Enoxaparin for the prevention of venous thromboembolism associated with central vein catheter: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized study in cancer patientsMelina Verso
Sezione di Medicina Interna e Cardiovascolare, Dipartimento di Medicina Interna, Universita di Perugia, Via Enrico Dal Pozzo, 06123 Perugia, Italy
J Clin Oncol 23:4057-62. 2005..The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of the low molecular weight heparin, enoxaparin, in the prevention of VTE...
- Extended oral anticoagulant therapy after a first episode of pulmonary embolismGiancarlo Agnelli
Sezione di Medicina Interna e Cardiovascolare, Dipartimento di Medicina Interna, Universita di Perugia, Via Enrico Dal Pozzo, 06123 Perugia, Italy
Ann Intern Med 139:19-25. 2003..The optimal duration of oral anticoagulant treatment after a first episode of pulmonary embolism remains uncertain...
- [Prophylaxis and treatment of venous thromboembolism: the role of new antithrombotic drugs]Michela Falciani
Centro Trombosi, Dipartimento di Area Critica Medico Chirurgica, Azienda Ospedaliera Universitaria Careggi, Firenze
Recenti Prog Med 96:196-204. 2005..Ximelagatran, the first orally available thrombin inhibitor, represents a promising new anticoagulant drug for the prophylaxis of VTE after major orthopedic surgery and for the treatment of deep vein thrombosis...
- Factors associated with the timing of diagnosis of venous thromboembolism: results from the MASTER registryWalter Ageno
U O Medicina I, Ospedale di Circolo, University of Insubria, Varese, Italy
Thromb Res 121:751-6. 2008..We aimed to evaluate the timing of diagnosis of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE) in Italian hospitals and to identify individual and clinical predictors of timely or delayed diagnosis...
- Epidemiology and risk factors of venous thromboembolismWalter Ageno
Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Insubria, Varese, Italy
Semin Thromb Hemost 32:651-8. 2006..The presence or absence of specific risk factors may play an important role in decisions about the type (and duration) of thromboprophylaxis/anticoagulation to be used...
- Prophylaxis and treatment of venous thromboembolism in patients with cancer: an updateMichela Falciani
Department of Critical Care Medicine and Surgery, University of Florence, Florence, Italy
Intern Emerg Med 1:273-8. 2006..The presence of a tumour is often associated with thrombotic complications that are more difficult to diagnose, and sometimes make the treatment of VTE less effective and more likely to cause haemorrhages...
- Low-molecular-weight heparins: before or after surgery? New concepts and evidence: Congress report from the Sigma Tau/ROVI Satellite Symposium (Rome, Italy, 13 November 2006)Eduardo Rocha
School of Medicine, Haematology Service, University Clinic of Navarra, University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
Clin Drug Investig 27:357-66. 2007..This article highlights presentations given during that symposium...
- Retrievable vena cava filters: clinical experienceFrancesco Dentali
Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Insubria, Varese, Italy
Curr Opin Pulm Med 12:304-9. 2006..To summarize currently available literature regarding indications for inferior vena cava filters, potential problems associated with the different filters available, and the efficacy and safety of retrievable inferior vena cava filters...
- Serial 2-point ultrasonography plus D-dimer vs whole-leg color-coded Doppler ultrasonography for diagnosing suspected symptomatic deep vein thrombosis: a randomized controlled trialEnrico Bernardi
Department of Emergency and Accident Medicine, Civic Hospital, Conegliano, Italy
JAMA 300:1653-9. 2008..No randomized comparisons are yet available evaluating the relative values of these 2 strategies...
- A prospective study on cardiovascular events after acute pulmonary embolismCecilia Becattini
Sezione di Medicina Interna e Cardiovascolare, Dipartimento di Medicina Interna, Universita di Perugia, Via Enrico Dal Pozzo, 06126 Perugia, Italy
Eur Heart J 26:77-83. 2005..To evaluate the incidence of cardiovascular events in the long-term clinical course of patients with a first episode of symptomatic, objectively confirmed pulmonary embolism...
- A survey of thrombosis prophylaxis use in patients with lower limb fracturesWalter Ageno
Thromb Haemost 92:1166-7. 2004
- A commentary: to screen for calf DVT or not to screen? The highly variable practice among Italian centers highlights this important and still unresolved clinical option. Results from the Italian MASTER registryGualtiero Palareti
Thromb Haemost 99:241-4. 2008
- The MASTER registry on venous thromboembolism: description of the study cohortGiancarlo Agnelli
Division of Internal and Cardiovascular Medicine Stroke Unit, University of Perugia, Via Gerardo Dottori, 06100, Perugia, Italy
Thromb Res 121:605-10. 2008..The aim of this multicenter registry (MASTER) was to prospectively collect data on the epidemiology and long-term clinical outcome of VTE in an unselected cohort of patients...


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There will be one concert every month for June, July and August on Washington Avenue in Endicott.
June 25, 5 PM: "The Egomaniacs," a Binghamton-based cover band that plays rock from the 1960s to the present.
July 23, 5 PM: "UUU"
August 13, 5 PM: "Frostbit Blue"
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Proceeds from the vendors' fees will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Western Broome and Wendy's Walk for Kids.

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"Hi Stuart and Susannah,
A wee note to thank you and your excellent staff once again for your excellent hospitality and hard work during our Hogmanay stay at Coul House. Your stamina is amazing.
As ever, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves - the food was great, the wine plentiful, the entertainment fine and the company highly enjoyable. The annual highlight, of course, being Stuart's Hogmanay dance - which we have now recorded on video for posterity!!!
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We wish you all a prosperous, happy and, most of all, another healthy year in 2008.
With our best wishes. See you later in 2008 - certainly at Hogmanay, if not earlier.
Thank you"
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Enumclaw trainer Frank Lucarelli's Trackattacker sets track record in debut | Washington Thoroughbred Breeders & Owners Association
It looks like REV Racing, the nom de course for Roy and Ellie Schaefer of Port Orchard, has another good one in the barn.
The Schaefers, who raced three-time state champion Atta Boy Roy, and more recently campaign stakes-placed three-year-old Mebossman, are the owners of Trackattacker. In the 2 -year-old gelding's initial outing, a 4 1/2-furlong maiden special weight race on June 1, not only did he blow away his competition by nine lengths, he bettered Sea Speaker's 2007 track mark, winning the race by a speedy :49.98 to earn a 78 Beyer rating.
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NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio – In keeping with an ongoing plan to transform the look of Great Northern Mall, two more mall entrances will be renovated this fall.
At their Aug. 5 meeting, members of the North Olmsted Building, Zoning and Development Committee unanimously approved a proposal for the upgrades, as presented by representatives of Starwood Retail Partners, an affiliate of the private investment firm that purchased the mall last year. The city's Planning Commission previously reviewed and approved the plan.
Entrance modifications by the dining court and Regal Cinemas were completed in 2011 and 2013. The newest proposed upgrades will incorporate the same architectural style. Great Northern Mall, located next to Interstate 480, encompasses 1.2 million square feet.
"Starwood now proposes to renovate other mall entrances, namely Entrance 2, which is east of Dick's Sporting Goods, and Entrance 4, which is on the southwest side of the Dillard's store, to be consistent with that re-imaging," North Olmsted Planning and Development Director Kim Wenger explained to the committee. "The signage will be reused."
Starwood Retail Partners is part of Starwood Capital Group, which controls Great Northern Mall as well as Belden Village in Canton. The acquisitions were part of a larger $1.6 billion deal between Starwood and the Westfield Group in Australia.
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...somebody woke up on the wrong side of the poop.......AYe AYe ill stop
No zeon the other guy who kept saying poop.
Naruto, Dragonball, Fullmetal Alchemist, Zoids, and Bleach some of the best animes of all time.
...somebody woke up on the wrong side of the poop.......AYe AYe ill stop
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no thanks. i could not care less about home. its a very neat idea, but i didnt buy a video game system to enter a "virtual" world.
Naruto, Dragonball, Fullmetal Alchemist, Zoids, and Bleach some of the best animes of all time.
hey man welcome.
follow the forum rules and enjoy your stay while you are at it.
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St. Peter St. 2904-06: First Bank and Trust to 1800 New Owner LLC, $25,000.
St. Peter St. 2904-06: 1800 New Owner LLC to Cemore Dollars LLC, $45,000.
W. End Blvd. 6519-21: Ann Marie C. Anderson to Matthew A. Treuting, $212,000.
Agriculture St. 1621-23: Erana Y. Jackson and Thomas R. Jackson to Natalie M. Lewis, $130,000.
Beauvoir Court 7120: Charlotte P. Yost and Ronald Yost to Gaynell Martin and James Martin, $160,000.
Bundy St. 4423: Sonoma Investments LLC to Thao N. Nguyen, $38,100.
Cadillac St. 3720-22: Eva Abram to Rene J. Ortiz, $38,000.
Caffin Ave. 1726-28: Fannie Mae to Pacifica L27 LLC, $3,273.
Chalfant Place 120: Louisiana Land Trust to Greater Opportunity Development LLC, $26,000.
Chartres St. 5719: Federal National Mortgage Association to Hamilton A. Howard, $8,700.
Chickasaw St. 2800: Rita Kilgore to Road Home Corp., $99,188.
Dauphine St. 3151: New Life Community Church Inc. to Daniel Horodysky and Sophia V. Horodysky, $305,000.
Decatur St. 2119: Ronald R. Betty to George A. Hero and Pamela S. Hero, $600,000.
Desire St. 1214, 1215: Irene M. Smith and Smith VA irrevocable trust to King Desire LLC, $110,000.
Deslonde St. 1901: Make It Right - New Orleans Housing LLC to Margie Y. Clark, $150,000.
Dwyer Road 8921: Louisiana Land Trust to Malcolm Vaughn and Mildred B. Vaughn, $10,000.
Elysian Fields Ave. 2520: Succession of Beulah Sterbcow Title and succession of Harold B. Title to Michael R. Abide, $20,200.
Elysian Fields Ave. 2524: Succession of Beulah Sterbcow Title and succession of Harold B. Title to Michael R. Abide, $20,200.
Ferdinand Drive 5150: LNV Corp. to Walter Boasso, $85,000.
Friar Tuck Drive 4851: Johnny V. Ducros and Lynn B. Ducros to April D. Mack, $145,000.
Gabriel Drive 4917: Jmods LLC to Brandon M. Gilmore Sr., $120,000.
Glengary Road 6881: Albert J. Washington and Valerie J. Washington to Imani Q. Washington, no value stated, donation.
Haydel St. 4633: Connie Darby to Josie R. Darby, no value stated, donation.
Industry St. 2366: Fannie Mae to Pacifica L27 LLC, $833.
Lamb Road 6510: Ceciljean M. Wheeler and Sandy Wheeler to Ceciljean M. Wheeler and Sandy Wheeler, no value stated, donation.
Ligustrum Drive 7608: Dy-Know Coalition II LLC to Gabrielle D. Arceneaux, $113,000.
Louisa St. 1129-31: Leanna M. Meaux to Jimmie D. Walters, $36,000.
Louisa St. 1129-31: Jimmie D. Walters to Jamie Wine, $81,600.
Louisa St. 2001: Fannie Mae to Patrick Tassin and Sahar Zadeh, $7,111.
Marigny St. 2215: Rose S. Handy to Kim B. Handy, $20,000, donation.
Mazant St. 934-36: Adam Stone and Jessica A. Stone to Mirella Assin and Natalie A. Perlin, $248,000.
Montegut St. 3337: Arnold Blunt, August J. Blunt, Shirley B. Blunt and Cheryl B. Taylor to Road Home Corp., $50,400.
Morrison Road 6719: Wanda W. Jeffesron to Freddie A. Jefferson, no value stated, donation.
Music St. 1023: Michael E. Giardina, Ronald J. Giardina, Jean Ann G. Giurintano, Elaine M. Guidry and Shirley H. Todd to Roderick A Fifield and Deborah O. Fifield, $35,000.
Music St. 1124: One Advance Properties Inc. to Stephanie S. Dreher, $18,000.
Music St. 3017: Department of Housing and Urban Development to Christopher R. Cehac, $18,000.
Mystery St. 1516-18: Trinitoid LLC to Mystery LLC, $105,000.
N. Claiborne Ave. 5416: Succession of Clementine Battiste and succession of Josephine Offord to Road Home Corp., $45,150.
New Orleans St. 3112: Perry J. Munn and Rose M. Munn to Bradford J. Roublow Sr. and Kim M. Brewster Roublow, $24,000.
New York 2353: Sidney L. Dumontier and Vera S. Dumontier to Kathie O. Clark, $246,000.
Newcastle St. 7331: NOLA Maison Group LLC to Tamica Carter, $149,900.
Odin St. 3936: Sharon J. Galloway, Alice C.r Jefferson, Lucious Jefferson Jr., Steven A. Jefferson, Tiffany C. Jefferson, Reginal T. Jefferson and Angela J. Nelson to Road Home Corp., $105,145.
Owens Blvd. 4726: James P. Johnson to Avita K. Johnson and Jason J. Johnson, $270,000.
Paris Ave. 3504: Provident Funding Associates LP to Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp., $118,653.
Pauger St. 1527: Ulrich B. Hollger and Wendy O. Hollger to Michael A. Berry, $550,000.
Pauger St. 1608: Travis P. Groves to Alfred C. Schnur Jr., $440,000.
Piety St. 1121: Rosaia Shepard to Johnnie E. Sanders, $66,000.
Piety St. 1513-15: HSBC Bank USA NA to Salvador J. Margin Jr., $27,000.
Pinehurst Court 150: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. to Saint Ann Protector LLC, $150,000.
Pleasure St. 2017: Brandon A. Francois to Joan M. Jacques, $160,000.
Pratt Drive 6000: Lloyd A. Campo to Carrie C. Carney and Michael G. Carney, $229,500.
Rayne St. 4324: Wabb Productions LLC to I Am New Orleans LLC, $15,000.
Robin Hood Drive 4845: Louisiana Land Trust to Bui Nguyen and Khanh Thi Huynh Nguyen, $10,000.
Sandpiper Drive 7740: Phillip Jolly and Wanda H. Jolly to Alexia A. Brown, $140,000.
Savoie Court 4810: Jacobs Corporate Enterprises LLC to Mario A. Beristain, $36,500.
St. Bernard Ave. 4527: Succession of Willie H. Montgomery and Thelma Johnson to Courtney N. Macaulay and David A. Macaulay, $72,200.
St. Bernard Ave. 5048: Belize Properties LLC to Carl E. Claude and Jennifer M. Diaz, $35,000.
St. Claude Ave. 3605-07: Brteye Properties LLC to Denise Heston, $159,000.
Village De L'est subdivision, square 22, lot 22: Department of Housing and Urban Development to Jacobs Corporate Enterprises LLC, $32,000.
Warrington Drive 5503: Grace Guidroz to Frank J. Boutte, $4,000.
Werner Drive 4720: Darlene D. Joseph and Phillip C. Joseph to Allean C. Grayson, $95,000.
Western St. 4929-31: Fannie Mae to Amy E. Bryan, $109,000.
Wickfield Drive 5313-15: Michael J. Mendel to Anchor Property Management LLC, $110,586.
Willowbrook Drive corner Point Coupee Place, lot 50: Mid First Bank to Department of Housing and Urban Development, $105,840.
Baronne St. 2020: NTEX Realty LP to Frank M. Flanagan and Jackson M. Flanagan, $133,000.
Jackson Ave. 2617: Edward T. Hall Jr., Jernika M. Hall, Tekasha M Hall and Rayvan A. Watson to Road Home Corp., $58,288.
Josephine St. 1929-31: Kevin L. Stirgus to Ashton C. Jefferson, $15,000.
Laurel St. 3138-40: J.W. Meadows Trust and Jason W. Meadows to Denis K. Aidoo, $174,500.
S. Claiborne Ave. 2400: Omni Bank to Urban Trendz LLC, $335,000.
Second St. 1550, Unit 2-F: Graziella P. De Ayerdi to Andima Ayerdi, no value stated, donation.
Simon Bolivar 2023: Peoples Methodist Community Center to Board of Trustees of the New Orleans District Louisiana Conference United Methodist Church, no value stated, donation.
Simon Bolivar Ave. 2015-17-21, St. Andrew St. 2214-14 1/2-16-18: Peoples Methodist Community Center to Peoples United Methodist Church, $50,000, donation.
Third St. 1035, Unit 1: Daniel T. Gloudemans to Martin Stransky, $179,000.
Washington Ave. 836, Unit 836: 836 Washington Avenue LLC to Mark W. O'Donnell, $299,000.
Aurora Oaks Drive 513: US Bank NA to James M. Russell and Laura H. Russell, $126,000.
Aurora Oaks Drive 730: David A. Diket Jr. and Melanie N. Diket to Regina B. Robinson, $159,000.
Beck St. 2245: Patrick L. Shannon to Marie Trauth, $75,000, donation.
Delaronde St. 521-23: Grant W. Curry to Erin K. Coatney, $232,000.
Glacier Court 2: Fannie Mae to Dante S. Bryant and Tanya S. Bryant, $209,900.
Grand Canyon Drive 38: Derrick R. Heyl and Sarah H. Heyl to Margaret B. Maurer and Ralph E. Maurer, $245,000.
Hero Blvd. 1404: Housing Authority of New Orleans to Cyler J. Ponder and Donna R. Ponder, $110,000.
Hero Blvd. 1408: Housing Authority of New Orleans to Isaiah Howard and Lula M. Howard, $95,000.
Huntlee Drive 158: Department of Housing and Urban Development to Kathy Cotter and Joy Hays, no value stated.
Leesburg subdivision, lot 55: Wilfred G. Gallardo to Richard Gallardo IV, Virginia Gallardo and Robin G. Johnson, no value stated, donation.
Lennox Blvd. 4480: Keri O. McKiernan and Patrick T. McKiernan to Bridget A. Price and John A. Scott Jr., $195,000.
Opelousas Street corner Herman Street, portion of ground: Algiers Development District to Department of The Navy and United States of America, no value stated.
Opelousas Street corner Herman Street, portion of ground: New Orleans Federal Alliance to Algiers Development District, no value stated.
Patterson Drive 4157: Samie M. Boggess to Crystal Sanders, $235,000.
Rose Lane 3120: Charles W. Dixon and Venda S. Dixon to Housing Authority of New Orleans, $47,500.
Rue Colette 3510: Nancy Meunier to Gloria J. Alexander and Hurley G. Blanchard, $175,000.
S. Inwood Ave. 3852: Department of Housing and Urban Development to Tranicia Atkins, $144,788.
Shade Tree Lane 1912: Housing Authority of New Orleans to Dina R. Williams and Samuel Williams III, $21,050.
Shepherd St. 1413: Housing Authority of New Orleans to Charles W. Dixon and Venda S. Dixon, $110,000.
Shirley Drive 1703: Nationstar Mortgage LLC to Federal National Mortgage Association, $66,667.
St. Nick Drive 2051: Federal National Mortgage Associaton to Kendra D. Lafrance, $107,000.
Sullivan Place 44: Allen J. Arena, Stephen J. Arena Sr. and Elizabeth H. Willard to April M. Lee and Ricky J. Lee, $26,500.
Wall Blvd. 3107: Isaiah Howard and Lula M. Howard to Housing Authority of New Orleans, $42,500.
Wall Blvd. 3109: Cyler J. Ponder and Donna D. Ponder to Housing Authority of New Orleans, $42,500.
Bellecastle St. 531: Gray W. Adams and Shelley B. Adams to Tanika Kelly and Nicholas Laverde, $261,000.
Calhoun St. 2912: Sean H. Gerowin and Karoline S. Gerowin to Jacob R. Lacy, $337,000.
Constance Street, square 192, lot 4 and portion of lot 5: Regina R. Miranda, Leo F. Rankin, Ricky Rankin and Ronald Rankin to Lillie M. Rankin, no value stated, donation.
Delachaise St. 1739: Christine L. Ekblad Sealy and Michael T. Sealy to Ashley A. Dopson, $260,000.
Dryades St. 5027: Deborah Y. Pettitt and Timothy W. Pettitt to Michael J. Thomas and Rachel M. Thomas, $2,500,000.
Dufossat St. 1215: Patrick A. Lind to Hans Andersson and Whitney S. Andersson, $200,000.
Eve St. 4520: Estate of Tessie Cage Moore and William Moore Sr. to 4520 Eve Street LLC, $29,000.
Foucher St. 925: Michael E. Goldston to David F. Moore, $265,000.
Henry Clay Ave. 816, Unit 816-B: Courtney C. Olivier to Earl C. Yates III and Patsy P. Yates, $254,750.
Joseph St. 1427-29: Abby S. Kinnard to Cynthia G. Kinnard and William H. Kinnard, $137,000.
Laurel St. 3711: Mary H. Thompson to Lorraine A. Riley and Matthew L. Taylor, $320,000.
Magazine St. 4206-08-08 1/2: Ms. Spratts LLC to 4206 Magazine Street LLC, $440,000.
Magnolia St. 6323-25-25 1/2: HSBC Bank USA to David R. Engles, $270,000.
Milan St. 2417-17 1/2-19-19 1/2: Azzie L. Smith to Nathielee A. Smith, no value stated, donation.
S. Jefferson Davis Parkway 1713: Turnkey Enterprises LLC to Maria T. Eck, $239,000.
St. Charles Ave. 3625, Unit 2-D: Athanassios Yiannopoulos to Mirta V. Yiannopoulos, no value stated, donation.
Upperline St. 3622-24: Randall W. Richmond to Richard G. Guttenberg, $219,000.
Valence St. 516: Kelvin A. Davis, Leona G. Davis, Levi F. Davis, Louis Davis Jr. and Rosa F. Davis to John F. Engle and William J. Engle, $198,000.
Vincennes Place 3430: Graham M. Ralston to Drake J. Bathke, $216,000.
Burthe St. 8015-17-17 1/2: Daniel B. Gruchy and Emma D. Gruchy to Harold J. Daigle and Michael T. Yest, $403,100.
Derbes St. 7015: Jason W. Meadows to Chad J. Wisler, $36,500.
Fontainebleau Drive 42: Andrew G. Novak II to Ross D. Matthews, $336,000.
Leonidas Street corner Nelson Street, square 340, lot 8: Waterfall Victoria Master Fund Ltd. to Waterfall Victoria Reo 2010-02 LLC, $84,360.
Mistletoe St. 3705-07, 3713-15-19, Palmetto St. 9112-14, 9118-20, 9124: Canal Investments LLC to RW Investment Co. LLC, $283,400.
S. Carrollton Ave. 833: Robert J. Blackwell to Keith J. Toso and Peggy Q. Toso, $410,000.
Willow St. 8518: Redmellon LLC to Henry E. Childress and Sandra E. Childress, $9,000.
Zimple St. 7612: Brian P. Knighten and Carla S. Knighten to Andrew G. Novak II, $217,500.
New Orleans transfers are collected from the Orleans Parish Civil District Court's website: www.orleanscdc.com. Telephone: 504.592.9170, .9283.


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Today's wicked weather is being blamed for an hourlong power outage that left two major intersections in Weehawken without traffic signals.
Lights at 19th Street and Park Avenue and 19th Street and Willow Avenue -- near the Lincoln Tunnel -- were affected, as were two businesses -- Tiger Mart and Dykes Lumber Yard -- Sgt. James White told The Jersey Journal.
Power was restored around 12:45, and PSE&G continued making repairs, a spokeswoman said.


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Fluid-rock interaction in deformed diamictites, Willard thrust fault, Sevier orogenic belt, Utah (USA): Macroscopic strain and alteration patterns
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Deformed diamictites record strain accumulation and fluid-rock interaction during deformation along the Willard thrust fault in northern Utah (USA). The Willard thrust was active from ~ 130 to 100 Ma and forms a dominant, aerially extensive thrust sheet in the Sevier orogenic belt. The thrust sheet comprises a 10- to 15-km-thick sequence of miogeoclinal strata that were thrust >60 km eastward over cratonic strata and basement rocks (Yonkee, 2005). Strata at the base of the thrust sheet include a thick interval of Neoproterozoic diamictite; a much thinner interval of diamictite is locally preserved in the western part of the footwall. Diamictite consists of a variety of pebble to boulder sized clasts, including granitic and paragneiss clasts derived from basement rocks (similar basement rocks of the Farmington Canyon Complex are locally exposed in the footwall), quartzite clasts, and reworked intrabasinal clasts, which sit within a sandy to micaceous matrix.
Strain varies regionally across the Willard thrust, locally between sites that experienced differing fluid flow, and between various clast types at a single site. Strain was estimated for multiple clast types (granitic, paragneiss, and quartzite) and matrix along traverses in both the hanging wall (Fremont Island area) and footwall (Antelope Island area). Granitic and paragneiss clasts contain varying amounts of quartz, feldspar, and mica related to differing protoliths and extent of alteration of feldspar to mica. For strain analysis, ~20 to 60 clasts of each type were measured on 3 subperpendicular outcrop faces. Two-dimensional strains (shape fabrics) were estimated using the Rf/Phi method for clasts and from photomicrographs of matrix. Two-dimensional strains were combined from 3 faces to determine a best-fit 3-D strain ellipsoid. Regionally, strain magnitude is overall greater in the footwall (X-Z ratios ~2:1 to ~10:1) compared to the hanging wall (X-Z ~2:1 to ~4:1); alteration of feldspar to mica is also overall greater in the footwall. Within the footwall, strain magnitude varies locally, with the highest strain at sites having the densest arrays of quartz veins (Fig. 1). Strain ellipsoid shapes plot near the plane strain line, and microstructures indicate only minor extension/shortening in the Y direction, consistent with little to no net volume change. Within the hanging wall, local variations in strain are subtle and veins are relatively rare. Strain ellipsoids have oblate shapes and microstructures indicate widespread, but minor extension in the Y direction, consistent with 10-30% volume loss. Strain variations between different clast types and matrix indicate a competence hierarchy that matches qualitative observations of clast strain shadows and caps, with quartzite > granitic > paragneiss ≥ matrix. Strain does not appear to vary significantly with clast size at most sites, except larger clasts have higher strain than smaller clasts at the highest strain sites, associated with development of shear bands in larger clasts.
Bulk chemistry for clast and matrix samples was determined using X-Ray Fluorescence analysis. Results were compared to analyses of basement granitic rocks, paragneiss, and shear zones of the Farmington Canyon Complex. The basement shear zones formed during the Sevier orogeny, related to concentrated influx of reactive fluids that altered feldspar to mica and resulted in strain softening (Yonkee et al, 2003). Fluid influx was extensive in the sedimentary cover, resulting in varying alteration of feldspar to mica and local precipitation of quartz veins. Granitic protoliths have relatively consistent compositions with ~68-72 wt% SiO2, 11-12% Al2O3, 2-4% Na2O, and <1% MgO. Paragneiss protoliths range from quartzo-feldspathic with similar composition as granitic protoliths to pelitic (with Al2O3 > 20% and SiO2 < 60%). Within the footwall, consistent TiO2, SiO2 and Al2O3 contents between deformed diamictite matrix, clasts, and corresponding basement protoliths indicate that diamictite underwent only limited volume change (Fig. 2). Diamictite matrix and clasts record Mg gain and Na loss, similar to patterns in basement shear zones (Yonkee et al., 2003), consistent with infiltration of fluids from shear zones into the diamictites. Within the hanging wall, chemical characteristics of diamictite are different. Significant increases in Al2O3 and decreases in SiO2 indicate ~20% volume loss. Compared to the footwall and basement, Na is higher and Mg is lower, reflecting less alteration of feldspar, neocrystallization of Fe-rich biotite, and net dissolution of quartz. Differences in geochemical patterns across the fault indicate differences in flow patterns, consistent with overall downward (up-temperature) flow in the hanging wall, overall upward (down-temperature) flow in the footwall, combined with concentrated flow parallel to the main fault zone.
Fig. 1 Cross-sectional view of the footwall with X-Z strain ellipses for different clast types and matrix. Xf- Farmington Canyon basement, Zmf- Neoproterozoic diamictite. Strain increases to WNW, associated with increased quartz veins.
Fig. 2 Examples of whole-rock XRF data for diamictite clasts and matrix from Antelope Island area (footwall). TiO2 vs Al2O3 plot indicates little/no volume change. SiO2 vs Al2O3 plot indicates little/no net change in Si. Na2O vs Al2O3 plot shows Na loss. Approximate range of corresponding basement protolith granitic rocks and paragneiss (varying from pelitic to quartzo-feldspathic) shown by dashed lines.
Yonkee, W.A., 2005. Strain patterns within part of the Willard thrust sheet, Idaho-Utah-Wyoming thrust belt. Journal of Structural Geology 27, 1315-1343.
Yonkee, W.A., Parry, W.T., Bruhn, R.L., 2003. Relations between progressive deformation and fluid-rock interaction during shear-zone growth in a basement-cored thrust sheet, Sevier orogenic belt, Utah. American Journal of Science 303, 1-59.


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All-star outfielder Hunter Pence will come to town this week with the San Francisco Giants, representing the ghost of deadline deals past for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Feeling a power-hitting right fielder was the final piece to a World Series-winning team in 2011, Phillies GM Ruben Amaro Jr. traded the organization's two best prospects, first baseman Jon Singleton and pitcher Jarred Cosart along with outfielder Domingo Santana and pitcher Josh Zeid to the Astros.
All four players have reached the major leagues with the Astros. Cosart is 9-6 in his first full season, Singleton just signed a long-term contract and Santana has a high upside.
The Phillies won 102 games in 2011 but were upset in the first round by the St. Louis Cardinals.
With injuries relegating the Phillies to a .500 record in 2012 and with Pence about to earn a high salary in arbitration the following season, Amaro dealt the outfielder to the Giants, where he eventually signed a five-year, $90-million extension.
The return was catcher Tommy Joseph, pitcher Seth Rosin and outfielder Nate Schierholtz.
Schierholtz has been a solid major-league player, though for the Cubs after the Phillies let him walk after the 2012 season.
Joseph may still be the Phillies' catcher of the future, but injuries have held him back, and Rosin is pitching well in Double-A after being plucked from the Phillies in the Rule V draft, pitching briefly for the Rangers, then struggling when he returned to the Phillies in Triple-A.
Pence helped lead the Giants to the World Series title in 2012 despite scuffling in the regular season. He had 27 home runs and 99 RBIs last year and is hitting .296 with 12 homers and 33 RBIs this year, good enough for his third all-star appearance.
Cliff Lee starts for the Phillies on Monday night with two starts to make before the trade deadline. The Phillies traded for Lee at the 2009 deadline, giving up Jason Knapp, Carlos Carrasco, Jason Donald and Lou Marson — none which ever became more than a marginal major-league player.
They then dealt him to Seattle for Tyson Gillies, J.C. Ramirez and Phillippe Aumont before the 2010 season. None have panned out, and only Aumont remains in the organization.
Seattle traded Lee to Texas for Justin Smoak, Josh Lueke, Blake Beavan and Matt Lawson. Smoak has been the best player in the return, but he's barely been an everyday player.
Lee, who returned the Phillies as a free agent in 2011, was originally traded from the Montreal Expos to the Cleveland Indians in a deal for Bartolo Colon that gained the Tribe future all-stars in Lee, Grady Sizemore and Brandon Phillips.
The Phillies are in the mode of trying to trade veteran talent for prospects as this year's trade deadline approaches. Players like Lee, Marlon Byrd, A.J. Burnett, Kyle Kendrick and Antonio Bastardo will be on the table.
None of the players will likely bring the type of return the Astros received for Pence or the Indians took back for Colon. Lee, who is returning from a strained elbow, would likely bring the most in a trade but it might depend on how he looks these next two starts.
Still, the Phillies need to acquire players that can play significant roles for them in the next couple seasons. They have needs everywhere but particularly in the rotation and outfield.
With Joseph not a certainty, they could also use some catching depth.
The history with Pence and Lee shows the danger of trading veterans for prospects. There aren't any guarantees, and if they are to trade Lee — or some of their other key pieces — they really can't afford to miss this time.
It's why the Phillies will surely insist on talent in most cases that is almost major-league ready and not a long-term projection.
Last year, the Mets traded Byrd to the Pittsburgh Pirates at the deadline and received Vic Black, who has a 1.69 ERA in 23 appearances this year, as part of the package. Byrd is having another good season this year and has manageable years left on his contract, so he should bring an even higher return.
The Phillies definitely need to change a mix that isn't working, but none of the players is simply an addition by subtraction.
They want to contend in the near future, and the players they get back at this trade deadline could play a role in whether that happens.
If they wind up with players similar to what they received for Pence and Lee, their return to contention could be a long time away.


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GRAND RAPIDS -- A Grand Valley State University economist believes gas prices are likely coming close to their peak for this year.
"Normally early May is the high point of the year and as you go through the summer it drops gradually," said Paul Isely, chair of the GVSU economics department.
Isely said world events in the northern Africa and the Middle East are contributing to the recently escalating gas prices, particularly news that some of Libya's oil infrastructure has been destroyed in fighting.
Many stations were raising prices well beyond $4 today, going to $4.17.
"We have a little bit of fear in the markets, so that adds a few more dollars to the barrel price," Isely said.
Prices soared briefly to a record high of $4.25 in summer 2008 in Grand Rapids, but Isely said the world oil reserves are more stable today and should help control gas prices.
The world had a reserve pumping capacity in 2008 of one million barrels a day, compared to four to five million today, he said.
"If Libya starts to cool down, then you are going to see prices retract," Isely said.
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WARREN ELLIS is a graphic novelist and author of the NYT best-selling novel GUN MACHINE. His graphic novel GLOBAL FREQUENCY is being developed for television by Jerry Bruckheimer and FOX. He is the writer of the graphic novel RED, adapted into the film starring Bruce Willis and Helen Mirren. His next book is NORMAL from FSG.


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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Peyton Siva knows the numbers but has been advised to ignore them. The most important one is July 20, and a former Detroit Pistons player who has been through it before advised him to purge such thoughts.
Kim English was clearly affected by his non-guaranteed second year with the Pistons in 2013 Orlando Pro Summer League, and neither the numbers nor his performance here helped him last year.
English landed softly, in Italy, and is back here this summer with the Orlando Magic.
"Kim told me last year that he read into numbers, tried to figure out the numbers," Siva said. "He told me to stay away from it, stay away from looking at it. So for me, I just try to go out there and play."
Siva has some things going for him, including a second solid summer-league performance in Sunday's 85-82 win over the Memphis Grizzlies.
The Pistons have open roster spots and Siva plays for a second-round draft pick's six-figure salary.
Detroit also is lacking depth at point guard and Siva made significant strides over the course of his rookie season.
So Siva came here vowing to himself not to be affected by the July 20 date by which the Pistons can release him with no additional financial obligation.
"I just want to play," Siva said this week. "I would love to stay in Detroit. They drafted me and I'd love to prove myself. But I feel like whatever happens happens.
"I feel like God has a plan for me, no matter what, if I don't make the team or whatever. But I would love to be a part of it. I think they're doing something special here with Coach Van Gundy and the players they're bringing in. So I'll just try to work hard and play my game."
The Pistons have seen what they wanted from their second-year veterans, for the most part.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope followed a 26-point opener against Houston with 30 points and 12 rebounds against Memphis.
In the decisive third quarter, Caldwell-Pope, Siva and Tony Mitchell combined for 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists. The Pistons outscored the Grizzlies 30-20 in the only quarter they won.
Siva said Caldwell-Pope came to Orlando looking "to be more assertive down here."
"He's here to showcase why he was where he was picked at," Siva said of the No. 8 overall draft pick in 2013.
And then there's Siva, who followed a 16-point, six-assist game against Houston with 12 points and seven assists against Memphis.
"I just think he's a good basketball player," said Bob Beyer, the Pistons assistant serving as head coach here. "He's a point guard and he is thinking, 'Set my teammates up first.' He wants to run the team but he has the ability, playing in high pick-and-rolls, where he can make good decisions and get to the rim. And really, it helps him out and it helps our team out."
Siva has had two turnovers in each game.
"That's what Coach Van Gundy wanted me to do, and coach Beyer," Siva said. "They wanted me to take care of the ball and run the team, and that's what I'm trying to do."
His personal deadline is two weeks away but Siva plays for the right money and insists he is better prepared for 2014 than 2013.
"Definitely, with a year under my belt, playing under guys like Brandon Jennings, Will Bynum and especially Chauncey Billups, who really helped me out, just in my shot, just in my floor balance, taking care of the ball," Siva said. "With them, they really helped me out to come out here and try to take the end of the year and bring it over here."
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Two years ago Bishop State's softball team went winless.
In 2009, the Wildcats went 1-27.
Obviously, there's nowhere to go but up, but things are looking better for the Wildcats -- in terms of leadership.
Despite a very young squad that has only two sophomores, coach Keith Locke said this year's group is more dedicated, both in the classroom and on the diamond.
"For the first time in two years we have true student athletes," he said. "The girls are making good grades. They want to be here and get that degree. They come here with a purpose."
"A couple of them got upset because they were just a couple of points from making the Dean's List or the President's List. They do well in the classroom, and it carries over to the field, and vice versa."
Locke said he did a lot of recruiting outside the state, and coupled with the players he has from the Mobile area, thinks the talent is stronger this year.
"We feel that we have good talent from Mobile and out-of-state," he said. "Of the 12 players on the roster, we're split down the middle on out-of-town players and players here at home. We're hoping for some good things this year."
Locke said there are several standout players, but the one he wanted to concentrate on was Mobile native and sophomore Katie Blue.
"Katie played a lot of travel ball, and that's a big thing in her favor," said Locke. "She's the team captain and she should be backed up by strong defensive play. Our practices have been good. With the dedication our girls have had so far, they've come ready to play. What has helped us so far is stressing fundamentals and technique -- we work on that every day."
Bishop State opens the season Feb. 6 against Chattahoochee Valley at Texas Street Park.
Here is the 2010 Bishop State softabll schedule. All home games are at Texas Street Park.
FEBRUARY: 6 vs. Chattahoochee Valley CC, 12 noon; 9 vs. Marion Military Institute, 1 p.m.: 18 at LSU-Eunice; 19 vs. Judson College, 1 p.m.; 20 vs. Judson College, 11 a.m.; 24 vs. Meridian CC, 1 p.m.; 26 at Chattahoocheee Valley CC.
MARCH: 3 at Jones CC; 8 vs. Robert Morris, 1 p.m.; 10 vs. Hibbing CC, 11 a.m.; 11 at Faulkner State; 24 vs. Jeff Davis, 1 p.m.; 26 vs. Wallace-Dothan, 1 p.m.; 30 at Meridian CC; 21 vs. Jones CC, 2 p.m.
APRIL: 1 at Alabama Southern; 9 vs. Enterprise-Ozark, 12 noon; 16 at Enterprise-Ozark; 17 at Wallace-Dothan; 19 vs. LSU-Eunice, 2 p.m.; 21 vs Alabama Southern, 2 p.m.; 24 at Jeff Davis CC; 27 vs. Faulkner State, 2 p.m.
(This report was written by Press-Register Correspondent Arthur Mack.)
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Diana Cordova is the director of multicultural affairs at Eastern New Mexico University. Her office offers resources for all students on campus and its goal is to create cultural awareness. Her office includes the offices for Native American, Hispanic, African-American, and International student affairs. These offices help ease the transition for new students on campus, as well as putting on events and activities for student involvement.
Where are you from and how long have you been working at Eastern New Mexico University?
I was born and raised in the metropolitan city of Madrid. I have lived in Clovis since 1994. November will be my 14th exciting year at ENMU. I truly considered myself a lucky woman who has had the opportunities of living in different parts of the world, meet culturally diversified people and experienced the cosmopolitan and rural aspects of life.
What are some events you have lined up for this fall for multicultural affairs?
We're starting with a meet-and-greet with multicultural affairs staff by building your own sundae on Sept. 5th at 6 p.m. in (ENMU's Sandia Room). There are too many interesting cultural events from music to book signings, ethnic food, art, travels, etc… not to mention for Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15th-Oct. 15th) and Native Heritage Month and International European Week in November. Also preparing for Martin Luther King and Black History Month, and tentatively The Story of the Sudan Boys.
What is your favorite international meal?
Impossible to answer but anything that deals with seafood. My family until this day only follows the now acclaimed Mediterranean diet of the traditional consumption of cooking with olive oil, lots of legumes, fruits and vegetables, fish, yogurt and cheeses, and low intake of meat. It was hard when I arrived to this area since beef is the desired way of eating.
Do you have a secret talent or skill?
Love extreme sports. Done a few.
Where are some places you have traveled around the world?
Most of Europe from mainland to Iceland, Azores, Canary Islands, Eastern Caribbean, Mexico, Canada. One of my favorite states is Alaska.
What languages besides English can you speak?
Spanish and German fluently.
Who is your favorite actor/actress?
Sandra Bullock.
Why do you like working on a college campus?
I learn so much from students who keep me updated as the world grows and changes.
What kind of extra-curricular activities did you do in school?
European colleges do not offer extracurricular activities per se like American universities. Academics is the main focus. Admission is hard because it depends on very high scores but most universities are at a very low cost and admittance is limited. Swimming and dancing were the extracurricular activities that I took upon myself and I continue presently.
If you could live in any city in the world besides Portales, where would that be?
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Hello everyone.
So I have done the hard yards saving some money and now I am ready to spoil myself on a new PC for high end gaming and video/music. Having done a bit of research I think I have worked out what I want to keep me going for the next few years, but I would appreciate any advice/comments on my choices.
So the plan is...
Silverstone Raven Rv01
Asus Rampage III Extreme
Evga GTX 580
Corsair Dominator GT 3x2 6gb
I7 960 @ 3.2 Ghz
2 x WD Velociraptor 300gb in RAID 0
1 x WD Green 2TB (Media Storage)
Windows 7 Pro
Corsair AX850 Gold
...but I am unsure of a few things.
- Will the inbuilt fan cooling (Rv01) be sufficient for this setup?
- Is the Dominator GT RAM overkill (I saw a youtube review saying you should only get if if you are getting a I7 'Extreme' chip, in which case I guess the Dominator would be fine)
- Will the PSU be enough?
- I was also looking at the I7 950, is the performance difference going to be noticeable enough for the price bump-up?
- I see the case has no eSATA, but I don't think this matters. Am I wrong?
- I am tempted to get the "Black OPS" edition GTX580, but is that just a marketing gimmick?
- Am I likely to get any issues with media playback on the 'Green' HD
- Is the described RAID 0 config. a good idea?
- Are there any major bottlenecks?
- I have heard of internal cable length issues with this case, would I need to buy any extensions/accessories?
- I have a Evga 9800gt in my current setup, can I use this for Physx?
But most importantly, will this rig be a '100% Kick Ass Product'?
Okay first question is. Why are you going with platter HDD's when SDD's are 5x as fast, have a much longer run life, and the prices have dropped SO much over the past year that now you can get a 60gb boot drive for $80.00? "Western Digital claims the VelociRaptor delivers average read and write seek times of less than 4.7ms" My Corsair SSD's have a seek time of 0.19ms. So SSD is the way to go, they are much better than any HDD and with the new Sandforce drivers out they are even faster.
You would be fine with Corsair Dominator 1600mhz ram. The GT are if you are going to be doing some major overclocking. I use GT ram in my setup just cause I only like using the best products for any rig I build. But if you are looking to save a few bucks the 1600 or even 1800mhz ram will be just fine.
The Rv01 case has great air flow. Plus with the way the motherboard is facing all the warm air gets pushed right out the top of the chassis. You should be good with that chassis.
Your motherboard has an external eSata port on the rear I/O. Now using that chassis means that if you want to use it you would have to raise the top panel to get access to it. But all in all I do not see this being a life changing problem for you.
You will have no problem with the WD Green drive. It will play back your videos just fine. It will take a bit longer for the images to load cause of the slower access speeds, but it won't effect your over all video experience.
There are some issues with cable length. At most you will have to get an 8pin motherboard power extension cable. The PSU you got has plenty of cable length to feed your 24 pin and your GPU power cables.
As I stated in the first section on this, you need to go with SSD's over the HDD's you picked. But if you are hell bent on the WD VR HDD's then yes Raid 0 is the way to go.
Your rig will be fine, it is a good all around rig built for speed. It is a "Kick Ass Product" It's too bad that "The motherboard tray is not removable!" LOL
Ok thanks Phairo for you advice, this is very helpful.
Firstly, I think I am still inclined to get the 'Gt' if there is a difference at all, because the price difference is only $40 where I am looking and I can see myself wanting to overclock in the future when the rig starts becoming more outdated. I was under the impression that there was maybe no difference unless I had an I7 'Extreme' because of this guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbefPIDGfA8
To answer your first question, I have considered SSD, but decided against it. I may be misguided in this decision, so let me explain. Currently have 19 games installed (24 if you count 'Orange Box' as 5). I like having many games at my fingertips. So right now I have a 500gb HDD with 92ish gb free. I know that as soon as I have a system that can support all the latest games (Duke Nukem, Portal 2, Assassins Creed Brotherhood, Brink, Bulletstorm, Homefront etc etc) I am going to get all of them. So in this case it appears I have 3 choices. Either fork out huge $$$ to get a SSD anywhere near 4-500 gb, or I will constantly be uninstalling/installing games to suit my tastes, or just have my OS on the SSD and my programs on another.
So I'm more likely to opt for the third option of the three, except 'ultra fast boot times' don't really bother me. Am I wrong in thinking that the speed at which a program runs depends on which HD it is installed on, not which one the OS is on?
Finally any thoughts on the GTX580 v Blacks Ops Edition ($60 price difference) or using a 9800GT for Physx??
P.S. Removable Mobo tray doesn't bother me as much as 'certain' people ;-) LOL
EDIT: P.P.S. I just noticed there is only $7 difference between 950 and 960 due to a recent drop, so no questions there :D
I do not have any advice on the Nvidia cards. As I have always been an AMD fanboy. All of my gpu's have been ATI/AMD cards. Sorry that I am of no use in this area.
You are correct in that any program will only access as fast as the drive that it is installed on. If you are looking for ideas on how to make this a really fast PC for it seems like you do a lot gaming, here is what I would do.
1. Change out using that WD Green drive and go with the Black instead. The WD Black has sata 3.0gb/s 32mb of cache and is made for high demand gaming rigs. Most games that you play will load just fine on this drive and for under $90.00usd you can't beat it.
2. Skip on the 10,000rpm drives. I understand that you don't want faster boot or log off times. But here is where it all comes into play. Two of the WD drives are $300.00usd ($150.00usd each) Giving you 600gb of space and at 10,000 rpm. This is a very tempting idea I mean they have 16mb of cache, Sata 3.0gb/s, 4.7ms access times, and WD delivers at least 75 MB/s sustained data rate from anywhere on the physical platters. All for $300.00usd. Now if you look at the OCZ Vertex 2 180gb SSD. It's price is $290.00usd just $10.00 under the cost of the WD drives and with just over half the space. BUT here is where it gets real good. Now the WD only gets a max sustained access read/write speeds of 70mb/s the OCZ drive gets a staggering 256mb/s sustained! So you are loking at a 3.65 times the speed. So half of the total storage room for 3.65 times the speed. It is a toss up.
But then you look at the fact that your OS (I am sure it is going to be windows 7) is going to take somewhere around 14-18gb. Then your overhead apps (ie: updates, browser, gadgets, ect.ect.ect) will take you to around a total of 30gb. Leaving you around 140gb after format on your SSD. Now you can fit a butt load of games on 140gb of space. Letting you put your favorite games on the SSD and letting WD Black do the rest of the work for other games that you really don't care about a short break for loading. As you can tell I am huge fan of the SSD, they made my overall experience with custom rigs so much more enjoyable.
I hope this helps you out some, I know that my post here is long winded. But here is a video of my rig just in case you were wondering what I am working with. Oh and good luck on that build, take pics and post them...I would love to see it completed.
Having an ssd solely as a boot drive isn't really worth the money as a fast hard drive can boot just as fast. The advantages of ssds come in games and other programs where you can actually notice the improved loading times. Another option is that you buy a 60 or 120GB ssd or RAID0 some together and use it as a boot drive and for some of your favorite/most played games and put the rest of your massive game library on a hard drive.
I can't speak for the black ops edition as I don't own it but its more expensive than the gtx580 lightning which I do own and the specs on the lightning are better. For high end cards having a dedicated physx card doesn't really do much so you can use it if you want but your fine with just a gtx580.
You show me any HDD in Raid 0 that will boot as fast as raid 0 SSDs and I will ship my rig to you. The numbers don't lie. 4.7ms access speeds vs 0.1ms access speeds, its like racing a Pinto against a Ferrari. In the long run the future of data storage is in SSD's not in faster spinning plates. But using the SSD for your browser and most played games is where it's at. I open Firefox (9 pages at once) in less than 1 sec. I load Dragon's Age II as fast as I can push the button to start it, no down time. But the best thing is, you sit down at your PC, you press the power button and 18secs later you are online or playing a game. No HDD I don't care how fast the damn thing spins will ever be that fast.
I have two ssds in raid0 so I know how fast they do everything but Im just saying if you are going to use an ssd just to put your os on and nothing else isn't worth it but putting games and programs on it is.
Hmmmmm... Decisions decisions... So I think I'm convinced to change my mind on the SSDs, but I can see 180gb frustrating me, so perhaps I will spend a bit more and get the vertex 2 240gb (+$125 on my planned Velociraptor setup).
And I'm definitely wanting to keep all my programs in one place, so what I might do is buy another one, reformat and raid them down the track when space becomes and issue.
Sounds like a good plan to me. Btw, when it comes to PhysX you have to be careful. The 9800 GT might not even be worth it, since there is a possibility that it will probably just end up bottlenecking your GTX 580. I'm not sure if it will bottleneck it or not, but according to this video it looks like it probably will:
Thanks for that... I guess I not use the 9800gt then
I was pretty sure of the ax850, but now the Silverstone Strider 850w Gold ($40 cheaper) and the Antec High Current Pro 850w (4 rails) are looking appealing. Is the Upgrade from Silverstone in quality worth that much, because otherwise the money would be better spent on SSDs?
You really can't go wrong with a Silverstone Strider. If it's $40 cheaper, then I'd definitely go for that over the Corsair PSU.
will do....thanks
Ok so my long awaited tax return has arrived and I am about to purchase my new rig. I have made a few alterations and would like any feedback/opinions from anyone.
-I am going to go with the rv02-ew (evolution) the case looks a bit nicer and it seems that they have fixed all the reasons I decided against the original.
-I am considering getting the asus rampage 3 formula instead of the extreme. After reading it's reviews it seems that for that saving I am not going to lose out too much on anything that is important. I'm not sure if any of you have had experience with the board but I'd love to hear what you think of it.
So with those savings I'm thinking of upgrading the following
- Getting the 12gb (3x4) dominator gt kit
- Getting the same videocard but the DS overclocked version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRZpDp9m7To
Any feedback/comments/opinions are greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Well international travel delayed this rig a bit further into the future, but this is what I went with. This thing makes Dead Space 2, Portal 2 and BF3 on the highest settings look amazing. Can't wait to get a 27/30" screen and run Assasin's Creed 3, Black OPS 2, Borderlands 2, Crysis 3 etc etc though it. Good time's ahead. Thanks for the help
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B.J. Haan Conference March 9, 10
March 3, 2006The 2006 B.J. Haan Education Conference will be March 9 and 10 at Dordt College. This year�s theme is �Teaching Math in the Christian School.�
This year over 100 participating Christian educators will explore a Christian perspective on math and math curriculum; methods of teaching math K-12; assessment and evaluation issues and challenges posed by math education standards.
The keynote address will be delivered by Calvin Jongsma, mathematics professor at Dordt College His topic is �Always Important, Never Enough: A Christian Perspective on Mathematics and Mathematics Education.� His address to registered participants will be presented on Thursday, March 9, at 1 p.m. in the Science Building Lecture Hall S101.
On Thursday, March 9, at 7 p.m., anyone interested may attend a session at Dordt College�s Science Building lecture hall S101. Dennis De Jong, mathematics professor at Dordt, will address the topic of math anxiety among school age students. In addition to De Jong�s comments, the evening will include skits, simulations, and a question and answer session for educators.
During the two-day conference, many �Math in Action� labs will be offered. Presenters include Andrea Wieringa (grade one teacher at Sioux Center Christian School); Ed Starkenburg (Dordt education professor); Dennis De Jong (Dordt mathematics professor); Tim Van Soelen (Dordt education professor); Dave Klanderman (Trinity Christian College mathematics professor); Andrew Busch (mathematics teacher at Fremont High School); Dennis Vander Plaats (Dordt education professor); Val Zonnefeld (Western Christian High School math teacher); Henry Kramer (Unity Christian High School math teacher); Pat Crull (Sioux Center Christian resource teacher); Rebecca De Smith (Sioux Center Christian TAG coordinator); Jon Postma (middle school Christian school teacher at Lafayette, IN); Dan Beerens (director of curriculum and instruction at Holland, MI Christian Schools); and John Van Dyk (director of the Center for Educational Services at Dordt College). For more information, see the conference website or contact Dr. John Van Dyk at 712-722-6354.
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American Advertising: A Quick Guide to Online Images
This is by no means a comprehensive guide, some resources not available on campus are extremely important and easily used, for instance the image version of the New York Times available at Buffalo State.
American Magazines Pre-1900
The American Periodical Series (APS), 1740-1900 http://libweb.lib.buffalo.edu/pdp/index.asp?ID=42 . Use the advanced search option. When a search is limited to the document type 'Ad,' only images of advertisements are returned.
Harper's Weekly (HarpWeek), 1857-1883 http://libweb.lib.buffalo.edu/pdp/index.asp?ID=199. A search in Search Harper's Weekly Indexes can be limited to advertising.
American Magazines of the 20th Century
If none of our indexes work and even if they do, try: Google Book. One might quibble about the mode of presentation, but the contents are remarkable. To search a particular magazine: Use the Advanced Search function at http://books.google.com/advanced_book_search?q=d and select Magazines on the Content line. Then for Title enter the name of your magazine. You will see a search box that will enable you to search the issue retrieved or all the issues Google has scanned. Click on one of the issues, and then click an issue under All Issues from the retrieved screen to see the years available.
Advertisements that Define a Nation: Image Databases
The most comprehensive database of ad images is Ad*Access http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/adaccess/ at the Duke University Libraries. Thousands of images are searchable topically and chronologically under headings such as: Feminine hygiene, Cosmetics, Dental supplies, and Soaps.
The Emergence of Advertising in America: 1850-1920 http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/eaa/ offers subject groupings which include Toiletries, Health and Patent Medicines, and Medical. The database is also searchable by Product and Company.
Medicine and Madison Avenue: 1911-1958 http://library.duke.edu/digitalcollections/mma/ offers images under topical headings for Cough and Cold, Vitamins and Tonics, and Nutrition and Diet. Companies represented include Bauer, Plough, and Johnson and Johnson.
American Advertising Takes to the Airwaves and the Web
Google Videos, use the advanced screen http://video.google.com/videoadvancedsearch?hl=en. Simply enter the name of a product, company or product type.


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Back in December, Kalamazoo Central won at home against Detroit Southeastern 59-56. The Jungaleers will get another shot at the defending Class A champions in the final Saturday. In Friday's semis, Southeastern beat Bay City Western 53-49 while Kalamazoo Central escaped Southfield 44-42 when the smallest player on the court, 5-10 senior Daquavion Mccants-Wilson, put back a miss with 5 seconds left.
But for Southeastern it was their biggest man who made the difference, 6-9, 240-pound senior Percy Gibson. The Dayton signee was aggressive all game against Bay City Western's 6-9 bookends, junior Matt Costello and senior Brandon Havercamp.
"We wanted to front him and keep him from getting the ball, because we knew once we did we weren't going to stop him," Costello said.
Southeastern's southpaw had game highs of 22 points and 11 rebounds. He was 10-for-11 from the stripe, including the go-ahead free throws in the closing minute.
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CAMDEN — While most high school students will be enjoying the summer, 45 students will be learning about the business world at a Rutgers University-Camden program that started this week and runs until July 22.
BizEd, a leadership program for high school students that was started in 2001, introduces students to the theory and practice of accounting, finance, management, marketing and technology.
"It is a program that offers high school students from Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties an intensive and fun introduction to collegiate business education," said Samantha Collier, director of external affairs.
Students are nominated by teachers and guidance counselors at the high schools in the counties.
The students also get to learn the role that technology plays in the business world.
"Students are put into teams of five and they are all from different high schools, working together on activities and projects," Collier said.
At the end of the two weeks, the team with the most points from the exercises and quizzes will win laptops.
"The last day there is an activity that counts as 50 percent of their points," Collier said.
There are seven students from Gloucester County participating in the program.
Brendan Davis, a 17-year-old student of Woodbury High School, works with his team to create a product that will encourage teenagers to eat healthier.
"The program is cool," Davis said. "It helps us interact with other students from schools we would never otherwise meet."
The students worked on a project Tuesday morning where they needed to create, market and sell their products using household items such as markers, Styrofoam cups, tape and scissors.
"The program is fun so far," said Michael Saridakis, a 17 year-old student of Woodbury High School.
His team members agreed with him and added that they enjoyed meeting other students, as they finished up their project, JAMA cup, a convenient choice for a healthy snack.
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BizEd allows students to be able to participate in a lot of hands on activities followed up by research that really shows the students are learning.
"This program is a great thing for students because they get to learn more about the business world but they also get to see what it's like to be in college," Collier said.


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Alison McManus Miller of Tobyhanna, Monroe County starred on Friday's episode of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?"
McManus Miller answered enough questions correctly to win $27,800 before walking away.
Here's the question that tripped her up:
Which Hershey's chocolate bar is only available in miniature and not regular size:
The answer is Krackel.


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Over the course of 2009, IBM opened centers in Berlin, Beijing, London, New York, Tokyo and Washington D.C. to advance the frontier of analytics: namely turning big data into new intelligence, predictive capabilities and insight.
To support those physical solution centers we launched the Analytics Virtual Center (AVC) at the start of 2010, and welcome you to visit it, especially as we come up on the one year anniversary of the launch of our business analytics initiative.
The AVC underscores a central tenet of Smarter Planet — how digital and physical worlds — databases and drydocks, petabytes and powerplants — are weaving themselves together. Through it, people can extend their physical presence, voice and ideas to a new digital dimension that isn't constrained by geography.
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The AVC is a web-based and voice-enabled collaboration complex that we built on the web.alive platform, which is now part of IBM partner Avaya's portfolio. It features a simple set of intuitive controls, quick avatar customization and 3D spatial audio. Many of the hundreds of visitors have found the environment easier to use than other virtual worlds. In fact, most people find themselves "in world" and talking naturally with others within minutes.
While the environment's navigation and architecture are purposefully minimalist, the facility supports some sophisticated tools, including a full-function "web surface" that can display any web content, including video, animation and Web-based services such as writeboards. Additional wall surfaces can display presentations, documents, photos and graphics.
In addition to an auditorium and six meeting rooms that can be made private for confidential discussions, the AVC includes a rooftop "garden" with six kiosks for different displays, projects or topics. We're also using the rooftop for an "innovator in residence" program that is open to analytics-related projects or initiatives from academia, startups, NGOs and other organizations seeking to innovate around analytics.
Of course, the AVC is also available for business development and client meetings. And we expect to also put it work as a vehicle for recruiting new talent to IBM, especially for people with expertise in various areas of analytics, simulation, predictive modeling and other aspects of "big data" innovation in areas including energy, smarter cities, healthcare and transportation.
To discuss or schedule a tour, meeting, event, the innovators-in-residence program or how you might like to work with us via the Analytics Virtual Center, we've set up a tool with the new Tungle.me appointment service.
You can also leave us a voicemail via Skype.
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Two residents were removed from a flea-infested house on Pamrapo Avenue yesterday evening after EMTs went to the home to help a woman who had fallen and could not get up, officials said.
Police said EMTs could "smell the stench" of dog feces before they even approached the door of the two-story house between Kennedy Boulevard and Old Bergen Road. Inside, city officials discovered two dogs infested with fleas. The fleas had infested the entire home, and dog feces was everywhere, the officer said.
The man and woman who lived at the house were taken to a local hospital for evaluation, but first had to be passed through a decontamination tent that firefighters rigged outside the building.
The woman at the house willingly complied, but the man refused several requests from officials to enter the tent.
Around 5:15 p.m., four Emergency Service Unit officers grabbed the man, who was on the porch, by his arms and forcibly placed him in a chair with wheels on straps.
They carried him down to the sidewalk and wheeled him into the tent, where he was stripped and washed. When he emerged, he was wearing a white garment.
Henry Bey, a neighbor, told The Jersey Journal that he regularly brings food to the couple, who he believes live entirely on their Social Security payments.
"They're seniors. They don't work," Bey said. "They sit on the porch in the evening."
The man, neighbors said, was a nearby resident who lost his house and then moved in with the woman.
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