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Syracuse, NY – Rich Webster, a past chief and life member of the Solvay Volunteer Fire Department, will be honored Tuesday for his more than 45 years of volunteer service when he throws out the first pitch at the Syracuse Chiefs-Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees game.
Webster will receive the Onondaga County Volunteer Firemen's Association's Annual First Pitch Award during a pre-game ceremony on the field.
Tuesday is Volunteer Firefighters Night at Alliance Bank Stadium. There will be safety presentations between innings, fire trucks parked outside the stadium, and Frank Dipino, a former pitcher with the Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Royals will sell raffle tickets at the firefighters raffle table in exchange for signing autographs.

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Sawyer holding his fluffy woobie became my subject for the photo challenge.
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Before the start of the season, we all had high expectations for the much-anticipated rookies Robert Griffin III and Andrew Luck. Still at Week 5, they have yet to disappoint us.
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ESCANABA — An Escanaba man convicted of rape was ordered to spend up to 25 years in prison during his sentencing in Delta County Circuit Court on Friday....
And for them to say Dustin set this us is a complete lie, she wanted to go to this party, she agreed to leave her car there, and when she left for someone who don't drink, why would you let someone who had been drinking drive you somewhere?
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And when "the victim" said that she never wanted to do anything romantic with Dustin she lied. She keeps "forgetting" that she messaged him for over a month and sent pictures of her naked body to him. She got caught cheating on her fience and now she ruined a mans life on this huge lie!! She couldn't keep her legs closed and now he is going to prison cause she needed a way to keep her fience from leaving her. Disgusting!!!!
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There was no third person. Don't lie like that. All of her "stories" changed with each meeting. And se was being coached. The whole time she was in the room with Dustin and no judge, she was perfectly fine. I know that people that are truly raped would have never been joking and laughing the whole time in the court room but you only to cry when the judge comes in. That was so fake. I can't wait for Karma to get back to her!
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Oh. Wait there's a second victim Who came to testify. Who also reported the same crime. Same methods. For mr menard to accuse the prosecutor of lying, coaching, etc is beyond me.also Did I mention the third who was too scared to show up?
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They said "former" girlfriend. That would mean in the past.
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She didn't act as if she was scared or cry until she had the judge in the room. She was joking and laughing and that was with Dustin still in the room and she didn't cry until the judge came out. She is such a liar and I hope Karma bits her hard.
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The sherriffs department had the victim looked At by a female officer to prove those images were something from either (a) his past ex And they did not belong to her. As a mother she obviously had to leave to get diapers, formula, etc. During me menards sentencing he referred to the victim as his girlfriend. Obvious delusion.
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I believe strongly in Karma,that girl is gonna get hit with it hard! How could she say she has a hard time being normal and going out when alot of people have seen her BY HERSELF! For being "raped" she sure as*****don't act like anything happened.
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Gravel pit will damage aquifer
I am concerned about plans by Krieg Construction to install a gravel pit off Sawmill Road on North Whidbey.
The proposed gravel pit endangers our communitys water. At less than 1,000 feet from many homes in Dugualla Bay Heights, this proposed gravel pit is directly upstream, and likely right on top of our high-quality, shallow aquifer.
This aquifer currently supplies just under 200 homes, with the capacity to serve the 256 platted lots in Dugualla Bay Heights. Removal of earth will severely impact aquifer protection and there is no guarantee that excavation would not penetrate or contaminate our aquifer. If such damage occurs, there is no way to repair it, and 200 families would be without water and unable to live in their homes. And Dugualla Bay Heights is one of many neighborhoods that would be affected.
Kriegs proposed gravel pit endangers our communitys safety. The roads in this neighborhood cannot handle high-weight truck traffic that a gravel pit would bring. Anyone who has ever driven down East Frostad Road knows that it is without shoulders, is continually being reinforced and is deathly slippery during the cold months due to frost (hence the name).
It is unlikely that this road could physically support commercial traffic, and more than likely, there would be an increase in vehicular accidents of all kinds, given the sharp turn at Taylor and Frostad. The other exit from the proposed site, Taylor Road to Sleeper Road, is also problematic due to the truck traffic that already exists there from other gravel pits in the area. In addition, both exits from the site are lined with school bus stops and have a substantial number of children on them, morning and afternoon as well as many bikers, riders and walkers in the summer months.
I encourage readers of this paper to submit their comments on the proposed gravel pit to the Island County Community Development Office, P.O. Box 5000, Coupeville, WA 98239. You may also fax your letters to 679-7306. At this time, this is our only opportunity to comment. A copy to the Board of Island County Commissioners, as well as state legislators Haugen, Sehlin and Barlean would also be appropriate. If you are interested in organizing with other affected residents, please contact me at 679-3363 or email@example.com.
Please dont let the holidays keep you from this important task. It is my understanding that Island County is looking at opening a gravel pit in this same area, one that would process rock in addition to extracting it. If one gravel pit gets approved, others will be more likely follow, and North Whidbey will quickly become an industrial zone. Speak up so that we can develop our precious Island wisely, safely and responsibly.
Lori B. Taylor lives in Oak Harbor.
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Well, this figures, right?
Ubaldo Jimenez arrives here as a would-be ace with so much wanted and expected from him. And for the better part of two calendar years, he stinks, quite frankly.
In the 2011 playoff chase, when the Indians are desperately trying to keep pace with the Tigers, Ubaldo posts a 6.35 ERA against the Tigers. In 2012, he loses 17 games just two years after winning 19 (in another uniform, naturally). Nine starts into 2013, he has an ERA over 6.00. By the All-Star break, that number is whittled down to 4.56, but the improved effectiveness comes with such alarming inefficiency that Ubaldo is routinely done after five innings and Terry Francona puts him in the back-end of the rotation.
And then, something truly magical happens. Ubaldo gets right. Under the guidance of pitching coach Mickey Callaway, he rediscovers that tomahawk chop delivery that once made him a wunderkind. He begins breezing through opposing lineups, posting a 1.77 ERA after the break and a ridiculous 0.64 ERA in his first four September starts and going deeper into games.
Just in time to propel the Indians into Wild Card positioning.
And just in time to price himself out of Cleveland.
You can't help but sense that's where this story is going, no? When Ubaldo was traded, the Rockies' $8 option on him for 2014 became a mutual option, one Jimenez will most assuredly reject come November. In a free-agent market highlighted by Ervin Santana and Matt Garza, Ubaldo is going to be such a high-priced commodity that it's hard to envision the Indians, having already taken advantage of a broadcast boost and having had trouble luring fans to the seats in 2013, being able to afford him. And after all the emotional swings and sways provided by the Jimenez era, it's hard to say to what extent they'd even want to commit to him for the long, long haul.
So Ubaldo's brief but memorable Tribe tenure, to date, has been something of a tease. But the good news is that there is finally value to it.
The value, of course, lies in the here and now, in a playoff chase that has continued sans Justin Masterson, thanks to Jimenez, who gets the start at home Tuesday night against the White Sox, stepping into the ace assignment.
"I love the challenge," Jimenez said. "There is so much expectation that you have to do good for the team."
Such expectation accompanied Jimenez to Cleveland in July 2011, but either mentally, mechanically or some combination of the two, he wasn't fit to handle it.
Actually, Ubaldo will tell you he wasn't physically fit to handle it. We know about the thumb injury that hampered him with the Rockies at the start of '11. What we don't know nearly as much about are the injuries that emanated out of that initial issue.
"When I hurt my finger, that affected everything," Jimenez said. "I hurt my finger, and then I tried to change my grip of the ball, and then I hurt my lower body, my shoulder, everything. I had to change my mechanics. That's why everything got messed up, and it was hard to get back."
It was hard to watch, too. Ubaldo's delivery is so unique and so complex that when he's not right and it's not right, the command trouble that ensues can be exhausting, even on the comforts of the couch. His injuries, he'll tell you, were minor enough for him to avoid the DL but major enough to mess with the mechanics.
"Coming to a new team where people are expecting you to help them out, you have to go out there and compete with whatever you have," he said. "And I did. I had a tough year last year, but I never said no. I took the ball and I pitched with whatever I had."
Maybe that makes for an easier narrative, but nothing is all that easy when evaluating Ubaldo. Not even the trade itself. What looked like a wash suddenly feels like a win, especially given that Drew Pomeranz has had nothing but trouble in Colorado (5.24 ERA in 33 appearances since 2011) and Alex White wound up a minor piece in a minor trade with the Astros before blowing out his elbow.
The Indians always felt White would wind up in a bullpen role. Pomeranz was the guy they thought would be a stud, and so did the Rox. He's been a bust, though, and he's been relegated to relief after spending much of this season rehabbing a biceps injury. We'll never know if Pomeranz's breaking ball-heavy repertoire would have fared better in Cleveland than it has at Coors (his career ERA is more than a full point lower outside of Coors), but Ubaldo's sudden surge has completely silenced any remaining critics of the trade (and I was definitely among them) and eliminated the concerns of whatever small percentage of the Tribe fan base that was still fixated on the former first-rounder.
Right now, it's all about living in this moment, a moment in which Jimenez, stunningly, is one of the best pitchers in baseball in the second half.
"It feels great," he said, "to finally be able to help the team out. It's been a couple years since I felt good physically. If you don't feel good physically, mentally you're going to wear down. Finally, I feel good."
Good enough, we can only assume, to take full advantage of the market opportunities that await.
Ubaldo called Cleveland "heaven" upon his 2011 arrival, and even he admitted it became "a nightmare" in 2012. These are happier days all around, and Jimenez said he is too consumed with the playoff push to worry about the paycheck push. But the increase in velocity and vibrancy has been a timely one. It's come just in time to raise the Indians' playoff percentage odds and Jimenez's own price tag.
Enjoy these days, Cleveland. You and "U" have been waiting for them. The Ubaldo era had a strange start and it may well be short-lived. But at least it could have a happy ending.
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He is slated to pitch on the final day of the regular season too. Assuming this stays close and comes down to a win this Sunday, their season could be literally in his hands.
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Front Matter782 (2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/v782.frontmatterView Description Hide Description
Lectures on Astroparticle Physics782(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2032727View Description Hide Description
These are extended notes of a series of lectures given at the XIth Brazilian School of Cosmology and Gravitation. They provide a selection of topics at the intersection of particle and astrophysics. The first part gives a short introduction to the theory of electroweak interactions, with specific emphasize on neutrinos. In the second part we apply this framework to selected topics in astrophysics and cosmology, namely neutrino oscillations, neutrino hot dark dark matter, and big bang nucleosynthesis. The last part is devoted to ultra high energy cosmic rays and neutrinos where again particle physics aspects are emphasized. The often complementary role of laboratory experiments is also discussed in several examples.
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We outline the confluence of three novel theoretical fields in our modeling of Gamma‐Ray Bursts (GRBs): 1) the ultrarelativistic regime of a shock front expanding with a Lorentz gamma factor ∼ 300; 2) the quantum vacuum polarization process leading to an electron‐positron plasma originating the shock front; and 3) the general relativistic process of energy extraction from a black hole originating the vacuum polarization process. There are two different classes of GRBs: the long GRBs and the short GRBs. We here address the issue of the long GRBs. The theoretical understanding of the long GRBs has led to the detailed description of their luminosities in fixed energy bands, of their spectral features and made also possible to probe the astrophysical scenario in which they originate. We are specially interested, in this report, to a subclass of long GRBs which appear to be accompanied by a supernova explosion. We are considering two specific examples: GRB980425/SN1998bw and GRB030329/SN2003dh. While these supernovae appear to have a standard energetics of 1049 ergs, the GRBs are highly variable and can have energetics 104 – 105 times larger than the ones of the supernovae. Moreover, many long GRBs occurs without the presence of a supernova. It is concluded that in no way a GRB can originate from a supernova. The precise theoretical understanding of the GRB luminosity we present evidence, in both these systems, the existence of an independent component in the X‐ray emission, usually interpreted in the current literature as part of the GRB afterglow. This component has been observed by Chandra and XMM to have a strong decay on scale of months. We have named here these two sources respectively URCA‐1 and URCA‐2, in honor of the work that George Gamow and Mario Shoenberg did in 1939 in this town of Urca identifying the basic mechanism, the Urca processes, leading to the process of gravitational collapse and the formation of a neutron star and a supernova. The further hypothesis is considered to relate this X‐ray source to a neutron star, newly born in the Supernova. This hypothesis should be submitted to further theoretical and observational investigation. Some theoretical developments to clarify the astrophysical origin of this new scenario are outlined. We turn then to the theoretical developments in the short GRBs: we first report some progress in the understanding the dynamical phase of collapse, the mass‐energy formula and the extraction of blackholic energy which have been motivated by the analysis of the short GRBs. In this context progress has also been accomplished on establishing an absolute lower limit to the irreducible mass of the black hole as well as on some critical considerations about the relations of general relativity and the second law of thermodynamics. We recall how this last issue has been one of the most debated in theoretical physics in the past thirty years due to the work of Bekenstein and Hawking. Following these conceptual progresses we analyze the vacuum polarization process around an overcritical collapsing shell. We evidence the existence of a separatrix and a dyadosphere trapping surface in the dynamics of the electron‐positron plasma generated during the process of gravitational collapse. We then analyze, using recent progress in the solution of the Vlasov‐Boltzmann‐Maxwell system, the oscillation regime in the created electron‐positron plasma and their rapid convergence to a thermalized spectrum. We conclude by making precise predictions for the spectra, the energy fluxes and characteristic time‐scales of the radiation for short‐bursts. If the precise luminosity variation and spectral hardening of the radiation we have predicted will be confirmed by observations of short‐bursts, these systems will play a major role as standard candles in cosmology. These considerations will also be relevant for the analysis of the long‐bursts when the baryonic matter contribution will be taken into account.
Gravitational waves — concepts, sources, signals and detection782(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2032729View Description Hide Description
This review provides an outline of both the astrophysical and experimental aspects of gravitational wave physics. Divided into five parts, the first section gives an introduction to the field, briefly discussing significance and methods used for detection. Section 2 focusses on the different sources of gravitational waves and their expected signal strengths. We also discuss the significance of the new binary system PSR J0737‐3039 to gravitational wave physics. In section 3, the methods and assumptions used to model the temporal evolution of a stochastic gravitational wave background are presented. Resonant mass detectors are the subject of section 4, in which relevant concepts and issues are discussed in more detail. This section includes the fundamental noise sources and methods of improving on current designs. The final section, focuses on interferometric gravitational wave detection. Optical layout, vibration isolation and thermal noise are discussed in regards to maximizing detector sensitivity.
Dark Energy782(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2032730View Description Hide Description
The cosmological constant problem as well as the case for dark energy are briefly reviewed and some theoretical models of dark energy are discussed in detail. These include: the cosmological constant, quintessence, the Chaplygin gas and Braneworld models. I also discuss model independent measures of dark energy and conclude by mentioning some properties of the Statefinder diagnostic which can successfully differentiate between different families of dark energy models.
A brief introduction to cosmic topology782(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2032731View Description Hide Description
Whether we live in a spatially finite universe, and what its shape and size may be, are among the fundamental longstanding questions in cosmology. These questions of topological nature have become particularly topical, given the wealth of increasingly accurate astro‐cosmological observations, especially the recent observations of the cosmic microwave background radiation. An overview of the basic context of cosmic topology, the detectability constraints from recent observations, as well as the main methods for its detection and some recent results are presented.
Braneworlds782(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2032732View Description Hide Description
This course is an introduction to the physics of braneworlds. We concentrate on braneworlds with only one extra‐dimension and discuss their gravity. We derive the gravitational equations on the brane from the bulk Einstein equation and explore some limits in which they reduce to 4‐dimensional Einstein gravity. We indicate how cosmological perturbations from braneworlds are probably very different from usual cosmological perturbations and give some examples of the preliminary results in this active field of research.
For completeness, we also present an introduction to 4‐dimensional cosmological perturbation theory and, especially its application to the anisotropies of the cosmic microwave background.
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• Clandestine meth lab found in downtown Homer
By Naomi Klouda
Homer Tribune
A 26-year-old Homer man was arrested near the post office on Saturday for operating a meth lab in his car, prompting law enforcement to shut down the area for more than eight hours.
At about 2:46 p.m., Anchor Point based Alaska State Troopers performed a traffic stop at the intersection of the Homer Bypass and Waddell Way for a traffic violation.
In the course of the contact, Troopers found the driver of the vehicle, Timothy Igou, 26, of Homer, to be in possession of a personal use amount of methamphetamine. Upon further investigation, troopers found indications that Igou was operating a clandestine methamphetamine lab and producing methamphetamine in the vehicle, a silver 2000 Oldsmobile Alero.
It all started as a traffic stop until the Trooper David Chaffin observed the wood handle of a handgun in the front seat between the driver's legs. He immediately asked Igou to exit the vehicle. In the course of a pat-down search, the trooper found a pipe that the suspect reportedly said he used to smoke meth.
Police say they have found meth labs operated in a small car area.
"A meth lab can fit in a backpack. Depending on what method of making meth a person uses, a lot of space is not required," said Peters. "Troopers don't want to provide any specifics on how labs are made or operate, but he did say that they can either be small enough to fit into a backpack or large enough to fill a whole garage. No two labs are the same."
Due to the hazardous chemicals and volatility involved with clandestine methamphetamine production, the area of the traffic stop at Waddell Way, adjacent to the Homer Post Office, was closed from public access.
A search warrant for the vehicle was obtained and investigators from the Alaska Bureau of Investigation's Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit responded to the scene. The investigators confirmed the presence of a clandestine methamphetamine lab in the vehicle.
Upon confirmation, the investigators were able to gather evidence and disassemble the lab. A Drug Enforcement Administration hazmat team responded to the Peninsula to collect and dispose of the hazardous materials from the lab.
The area was re-opened to public access at about 10 p.m. Igou was incarcerated at the Homer jail where he was held without bail on the charge of misconduct involving a controlled substance in the 4th degree for possession of methamphetamine. Additional charges pertaining to the lab are pending.
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Once again the police prove that they are your biggest threat to your quality and pleasure of life by taking 8 hours of the public's time for a non event. As a group , no one whines or snivels more than law enforcement ,always begging for more money and making up fantasy scenarios to scare the public. Terrorists never shut down roads in Alaska but you know who does. The fear mongers.
That was an entirely foolish statement. One good wiff of methal alcohol (used to make meth) can blind a person. The same can happen through skin absorbtion. Thank you troopers for taking proper precautions; for your own saftey and ours.
Really Albert??? You're complaining about a road closure in Homer for this reason? First of all…it's not that hard to get around a closed area in Homer…it's a small town. Secondly, I would rather have an 8 hour road closure than have this meth head on the streets. I hope they get more of them out there!
City of Homer, lets quit complaining about and drilling rigs blocking the "view of the glacier" and plastic bags and lets focus more on the obvious drug problems this place has.
Good! Get that crap off the streets. I want to move to Homer, but I have heard it is a meth-head heaven. I don't want any involvement with that poison! Finding meth labs would be the only good reason for drones. That stuff is the scourge of the world. Get rid of it, Homer! I want to retire in peace.
C'mon Andy. If you're that paranoid, you must be terrified of drunk drivers while you're on the road. Assuming you do drive. Do us all a favor and stay where you are. Or do your nieghbors a favor and move to the desert. There's enough nuts in Homer without you skipping in too.
Homer doesn't need more retirees…..and there is way more meth up the road than in Homer.
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You will notice that sun and shade patterns change during the day. The western side of a house may even be shady due to shadows cast by large trees or a structure from an adjacent property. If you have just bought a new home or just beginning to garden in your older home, take time to map sun and shade throughout the day. You will get a more accurate feel for your site's true light conditions. Conditions : Light and Plant Selection For best plant performance, it is desirable to match the correct plant with the available light conditions. Right plant, right place! Plants which do not receive sufficient light may become pale in color, have fewer leaves and a "leggy" stretched-out appearance. Also expect plants to grow slower and have fewer blooms when light is less than desirable. It is possible to provide supplemental lighting for indoor plants with lamps. Plants can also receive too much light. If a shade loving plant is exposed to direct sun, it may wilt and/or cause leaves to be sunburned or otherwise damaged. Conditions : Full Sun Full Sun is defined as exposure to more than 6 hours of continuous, direct sun per day.
Irrigation maybe used to supplement watering, but takes a creative turn in the form of drip systems and recycled catch water. Organic mulches in the form of compost, straws, and barks are also used to retain as much water as possible. In extremely dry areas, it is not uncommon for gravel and rocks to serve as the mulch.
A xeriphytic landscape is one that takes your particular site into consideration. A plant that maybe considered low water usage in one area of the country, may not be in another area, due to climatic stresses. Conditions : Wet Wet is defined as year-round standing water, such as a concave area of the ground or pond. Conditions : Outdoor Watering Plants are almost completely made up of water so it is important to supply them
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Empowering older individuals to take an active role in their own hypertension care has been the primary research focus of Jeffrey Whittle, MD '84, a staff physician at the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee, and Professor of Medicine (General Internal Medicine) at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW).
In 2006, Dr. Whittle began investigating how that approach to cardiovascular care could be applied to mental health, particularly in the treatment of combat veterans. He previously had developed partnerships with the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and Vietnam Veterans of America on projects promoting chronic disease prevention and self-management.
Just a few miles away, Vietnam veteran Robert Curry was beginning to make his dreams of a safe haven for troubled veterans a reality. It would be called Dryhootch of America, a nonprofit organization designed to "help veterans and their families who survived the war, survive the peace."
"Call it whatever you will – karma or divine intervention – but it was huge that we found each other," Curry said. "Dr. Whittle came knocking at our door at the same time we were trying to get our legs up. It's scary being a pioneer, but it's less of a risk when you have an established institution like the Medical College on your side."
In 2009, Dryhootch received the first of two Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program (HWPP) grants from MCW's Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin endowment. The goal was to help provide community outreach to veterans and their families by establishing a safe, social gathering space and peer support from trained veterans. Dr. Whittle was the primary investigator of the pilot grant and remains a partner on the project today.
"Encouraging patient self-management when it comes to hypertension, obesity and physical fitness is what I do. Why not extend that to mental health?" Dr. Whittle said. "Doctors can tell patients about healthy behaviors, but that's often not enough. Peers offer valuable advice on how to achieve good health. They can share their success stories and offer encouragement."
Many veterans suffer from preventable illnesses such as heart disease and certain cancers because of unrelated physical and mental problems that are exacerbated by post-traumatic stress disorder, addictions and unhealthy lifestyles. As part of the first grant, Dryhootch and Dr. Whittle conducted a survey and found that VA services are underused by some of the highest-risk veterans, especially those who lack social support or are affected by undiagnosed mental illness.
Dryhootch is a coffee shop that offers veterans free access to peer mentor support and information about available health care and social services. "Dry" refers to the fact that it is free of alcohol or drugs. "Hootch" is the military term for a hut or other safe place to sleep. The organization is run by and for veterans and their extended families.
Zeno Franco, PhD, Assistant Professor of Family and Community Medicine at MCW, is the primary academic partner on the second HWPP grant: "Dryhootch iPeer – A Social and Technology Support Program for Veteran Mental Health." This phase of the project builds on what Dr. Whittle and Curry started by using smartphone technology to improve access to peer support for younger veterans on college campuses who may be struggling with civilian reintegration. The project is responding to the needs of these veterans for "on-the-go" services that are available remotely, better fitting their busy work, family and school schedules than traditional outreach options.
"Walking into a VA hospital can be intimidating, especially for veterans returning from Afghanistan and Iraq who feel out of place among older vets. But what if they could first go someplace safe to meet others who are on the same journey? Eventually they'll feel comfortable seeking programs and services offered by their VA," Dr. Franco said.
Dryhootch began in 2008 with a tent on the grounds of the Zablocki VA and expanded in 2009 with a mobile coffee and outreach truck. The first permanent coffee shop opened on Milwaukee's east side in 2010. Today, Dryhootch has a second shop in Milwaukee across from the VA, several other locations in Wisconsin, and interest from veterans' groups in the Chicago area, St. Louis and New York.
Dryhootch partners
Primary Community Partner: Bob Curry, Dryhootch of America
Primary Academic Partner: Zeno Franco, PhD, Department of Family and Community Medicine
Additional Academic Partners:
Jeffrey Whittle, MD '84, General Internal Medicine, VA Medical Center
Karen Berte, PhD, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
Leslie Patterson, MS, Department of Family and Community Medicine
Clare Guse, MS, Department of Family and Community Medicine
Additional Community Partners:
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Marquette University
Mental Health America of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Waukesha County Technical College
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Ashely Greene and Joe Jonas were said to be displaying some major PDAs when the two attended the Road Dogs came yesterday at Coney Island. Twitter users immediately took to their accounts and started tweeted about it:
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Some boaters are apparently breaking through the floating barriers intended to protect Louisiana's coastline from the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Spill responders are asking for the public's help in monitoring boom along the Gulf Coast. Boaters are requested to report sightings of broken, disconnected or adrift boom. They are encouraged to keep their distance from boom, especially at night and in conditions of restricted visibility.
"Boom provides one more line of defense in protecting our favorite places along the Gulf Coast. It's important the boom not be disturbed," said Capt. Bill Drelling, U.S. Coast Guard deputy incident commander of Sector Mobile.
Agencies have received reports of boaters driving through boom or disturbing boom. Areas that are protected by boom include some of the most environmentally sensitive places along the coast.
Officials are also concerned boom that has broken loose or has been opened without authorization poses a navigational hazard to the boating public and commercial shipping traffic.
About 1.2 million feet of boom have been installed across the Gulf Coast. Another 4.5 million feet of boom is either staged, ordered or in production.
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MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MI -- Authorities said two males are in police custody Thursday morning in connection with the Wednesday, April 23 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Marquis Gresham of Muskegon Heights.
The names haven't been released yet as the investigation continues, but their ages are 19 and 20, according to police.
The shooting occurred around 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the intersection at Rotterdam Avenue and Fifth Street in Muskegon Heights. Gresham, believed to be the only shooting victim, was fatally wounded by gunfire during an apparent drive-by shooting.
As of Thursday morning, April 24, Muskegon Heights Police Chief Lynne Gill said two males are in police custody.
Gill said additional information will be released later Thursday in a press release issued by the Muskegon Heights Police Department.
Gresham was a junior at Muskegon Heights Public School Academy and a starting center on the Tigers' varsity basketball team that advanced to the Class C state semifinals this season.
Gresham died at Mercy Health Muskegon Hackley Campus, which was on lock down around 6:30 p.m. in relation to the shooting.
Gill said a motive for the fatal shooting was unclear. There was some "sort of disturbance" prior to the shooting, but whether Gresham was the intended target was unclear, he said.
Witnesses said multiple shots were fired from a moving vehicle, striking the youth. A group of people appeared to be fighting in the street before the vehicle drove by.
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Tuesday is the worst day of the week to start dieting, research has revealed.
Women who start counting calories on a Tuesday usually give up in under a week, often ending up heavier than when they started out.
By contrast those who begin their battle of the bulge on a Monday are most likely to shed the most weight, losing on average eight pounds over a three week period.
The stats emerged in a study of 2,000 Brits who have been on a diet within the last year.
Yesterday a spokeswoman for Tesco Diets, which commissioned the research, said: "Changing your eating habits can be a hard challenge whatever day of the week.
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"With women struggling with their busy work-life balance, mental and physical preparation has never been more important.
"Time should be taken to draw up shopping-lists and peruse the supermarket shelves carefully to make sensible, informed choices without grabbing the nearest tin."
The study also found those who start their diet on a Saturday have a clear goal in mind and are more likely to see the dieting commitment through to the end to meet their weight-loss targets.
Meanwhile, Sunday dieters are also less likely to fall prey to the yo-yo dieting cycle, with an impressive 88 per cent keeping off the weight they lose.
The study also revealed the nation's dieting pitfalls – with lack of will power, boredom and comfort eating most likely to 'break' women into going back to their unhealthy ways.
An unfortunate quarter admitted to putting on more weight during their diet than actually losing it – on average six pounds.
A spokeswoman for Tesco Diets added: "There are numerous barriers hindering women from controlling their weight – boredom is something Tesco Diets works hard to combat through convenient eating choices, tailored by experts to support even the most demanding of lifestyles."
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Having ditched her hard partying ways for her pregnancy – "I refuse because I'm going to be that person that has a glass of wine and [the] baby comes out with three legs," she says – mom-to-be Snooki (aka Nicole Polizzi) is looking forward to motherhood.
What she's not so excited about, though, is breastfeeding.
The 24-year-old Jersey Shore star tells ABC News, "I'm just scared. My friend did and she said it was so painful."
"I definitely want to pump because it's the best nutrients for the baby," Snooki says, though she adds that the idea of pumping puts her off as well. "It's kind of like you're a cow and you're just milking."
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MOBILE, Ala. -- The National Hurricane Center in Miami is reporting that showers and thunderstorms associated with a vigorous tropical wave extend from the Northern Leeward islands west to Hispaniola. The system does not yet have closed circulation.
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BELCHERTOWN – Investigators continue to probe a fiery crash that took the life of a motorist on Route 202 Monday night.
Police Officer Michael Beaupre, responding to report of an explosion shortly before 10:30 p.m., found a Volvo station wagon against a utility pole and fully engulfed in flames, according to a release issued by the Northwestern District Attorney's Office.
A body was recovered from the driver's seat. Identification of the victim is pending autopsy results from the state Office of the Medical Examiner and notification of next-of-kin, according to the release.
Investigators believe the Volvo was traveling south on Route 202 when it drifted across the northbound lane and slightly off roadway before hitting the utility pole.
The crash remains under investigation by Belchertown Police, Massachusetts State Police attached to the Northwestern District Attorney's Office and the Massachusetts State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section (CARS).
National Grid reported the crash knocked out power to nearly 400 customers.
A section of the roadway, also known as Daniel Shays Highway, was closed to traffic for a time as investigators probed the accident and National Grid workers restored power.
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Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to prevent microbial infection. Synthetic vaccines can combine a portion of a microbe, known as an 'antigen' together with an adjuvant that stimulates the immune system. Delivering both the adjuvant and antigen to the appropriate immune cells is challenging. DNA nanotechnology may provide a solution by acting as a scaffold to co-deliver both antigen and adjuvant. However, the potential of DNA nanostructure-based vaccines has only been demonstrated in vitro. Now, a team of researchers based out of Arizona State University demonstrated that DNA nanostructures with appended adjuvants could elicit antibody production against a model antigen in mice.Posted: Jul 30th, 2012
Every aspect of cellular activities, including cell proliferation, differentiation, metabolism and apoptosis, can be regulated by a class of tiny but very important nucleic acids fragments called microRNAs (miRNAs). They bind to specific messenger RNAs and cause messenger RNA degradation or inhibit translation, thereby regulate gene expression at the post-translational level. In cancer cells, the homeostasis of these normal biological processes is disrupted, partially by dysregulated miRNAs, therefore the level of microRNAs is an indicator to the disease development, and miRNAs in cancer tissues or biofluids can be utilized as a diagnostic biomarker for cancer detection. Now, researchers report a miRNAs-based discovery that could provide a much earlier warning signal for lung cancer.Posted: Sep 20th, 2011
DNA origami is a design technique that is used by nanotechnology researchers to fold DNA strands into something resembling a programmable pegboard on which different nanocomponents can be attached. These DNA assemblies allow the bottom-up fabrication of complex nanostructures with arbitrary shapes and patterns on a 100 nm scale. For instance, DNA origami have been heralded as a potential breakthrough for the creation of nanoscale circuits and devices. DNA can also be metallized with different metals, resulting in conducting nanowires. Researchers have now have developed a method to assemble metallic nanocircuits with arbitrary shapes, by attaching metallic nanoparticles to select locations of the DNA origami and then fusing them to form wires, rings, or any other complex shape. These pre-designed structures are programmed by fully utilizing the self-assembling and recognition properties of DNA.Posted: Aug 11th, 2011
To build microprocessors with more than one billion transistors, manufacturers still use the same technique - photolithography, the high-tech, nanoscale version of printing technology - that they have been using for the past 50 years. State-of-the-art photolithography processes use 193 nm light to produce diffraction-limited features as small as 32 nm. Going beyond 32 nm, the cost and complexity rises significantly, posing massive technological and economic challenges for chip manufacturers. This provides plenty of incentives for researchers to explore alternative manufacturing technologies for chipmakers. One novel approach is based on the use of DNA nanostructures to pattern a silicon wafer.Posted: Jul 26th, 2011
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are short ribonucleic acid molecules, consisting of 21-25 nucleotide bases, that negatively regulate gene expression, also termed as gene silencing. Each miRNA is thought to regulate multiple genes, and since the human genome encodes hundreds of miRNAs, the potential regulatory circuitry afforded by miRNA is enormous. Recent discoveries suggest the association of specific miRNA sequences with a spectrum of diseases including cardiovascular and autoimmune diseases, as well as with a variety of cancers. It is therefore imperative, for diagnostics and prognostics, to accurately measure the expression levels of target miRNA molecules in patients' tissue samples or body fluids. To that end, researchers have developed an alternative way for the direct analysis of miRNAs in an array format, demonstrating fast and ultrasensitive detection of specific miRNAs.Posted: Jun 6th, 2011
A Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) is a single nucleotide replacement in a DNA sequence - occurring when a single nucleotide (A, T, C, or G) in the genome differs - which can result in different reaction by people to pathogens and medicines. Detection of these SNPs is becoming increasingly important with the move towards more personalized healthcare. Researchers are therefore working hard in developing biomedical lab-on-chip sensors that allow the fast detection of SNPs in DNA using only very small samples of a patient's blood. Already, nanoscale detection techniques such as synthetic nanochannels are being used for DNA detection by specific DNA hybridization with molecular probes immobilized on the nanochannel walls. However, the preparation of these sensors is not easy and specific functionalization at the wall surface remains a critical issues. Researchers have now introduced a new concept of DNA-based molecular recognition agents which allows detecting SNPs with very high precision and efficiency.Posted: Feb 25th, 2011
Researchers worldwide are working on fast and low-cost strategies to sequence DNA, that is, to read off the content of our genome. Particularly promising for future genome sequencing are devices that measure single molecules. In this respect, the creation of nanochannels or nanopores in thin membranes has attracted much interest due to the potential to isolate and sense single DNA molecules while they translocate through the highly confined channels. Particularly interesting are techniques that can offer fast and low cost readout of long DNA molecules without the need of DNA labelling or amplification. In very interesting work performed at Imperial College London, researchers have now successfully developed a protocol for the fabrication of a solid state nanopore aligned to a tunneling junction.Posted: Dec 13th, 2010
A very promising field of nanomotor research are DNA nanomachines. These are synthetic DNA assemblies that switch between defined molecular shapes upon stimulation by external triggers. They can be controlled by a variety of methods that include pH changes and the addition of other molecular components, such as small molecule effectors, proteins and DNA strands. Researchers have now designed and built a simple DNA machine that is capable of continuous rotation with controlled speed and direction - a function that might be very useful for example for molecular transport. This machine is driven by an externally controlled electric field. When this field is oscillated between four directions, it continuously reorients a rotor DNA that is asymmetrically attached to a DNA axle.Posted: Jan 12th, 2010


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NASA ExoPAG Convenes in Conjunction with 224th AAS Meeting
NASA's Exoplanet Exploration Program Analysis Group (ExoPAG) will hold its 10th meeting on Friday, 6 June 2014, just after the 224th AAS meeting, in Boston, MA. ExoPAG meetings are open to the entire scientific community. They offer an opportunity to participate in discussions of scientific and technical issues in exoplanet exploration and to provide input into NASA's Exoplanet Exploration Program (ExEP). All interested members of the astronomical and planetary-science communities are invited to attend and participate.
ExoPAG-10 will continue to focus on soliciting input from the wider exoplanet community on ways in which NASA might facilitate exoplanet research over the next few years, as well as input on how it should prioritize its ExEP activities. Suggestions for topics and/or speakers at the meeting along these lines are welcome. There will be reports from the active Study Analysis Groups (SAGs), as well as from the newly constituted Science Interest Group (SIG) entitled "Toward a Near-Term Exoplanet Community Plan."
Questions and suggestions can be sent to Scott Gaudi, ExoPAG chair, and/or Douglas Hudgins, ExoPAG executive secretary. News and information about NASA's ExoPAG and the ExoPAG-10 meeting can be found on the ExoPAG website.


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Coca-Cola and The Bay City Times are in their 49th season of awarding the Golden Helmet Award. The award is presented to four weekly winners and each winner is eligible for the season-end Player of the Year honor. A Golden Helmet Player of the Year is recognized in each of the four traditional enrollment classes.
Here's what coaches and peers are saying about this year's honorees.
(RELATED: 2013 Golden Helmet story)
What they're saying about…
*"It was a really hard season, it was really demoralizing for the seniors. But Andre was there looking out for his teammates and making sure everybody stayed with it. Even though he was the guy carrying the load, he was more worried about everybody else before himself. It meant a lot to have a guy like that on our team." – Craig Schalk, defensive lineman
*"During the winter of our junior year, we were in the weight room every day, just grinding hour by hour, competing with each other. He's honesty not a human. My legs wouldn't be able to move (after squats), but he would add 35 to each side. Everyone would say 'He can't do it.' But, sure enough, he would bust 10 reps out. It was amazing to watch. He's a monster." – Russell Brown, defensive lineman
*"Despite all the attention he received this season, it was never all about him. If you met Andre and didn't know him, you would never assume he was an All-State football player. He is a team-first kind of kid and his teammates fed off of that and blocked that much harder for him because of it." – Matt Hemingway, assistant coach
*"He took everything I had for him in the strength and conditioning program then came back and asked for more. The stats tell you everything you need to know about him as a running back, but he's also a great person with a great work ethic. He's one of those guys who will come up and give you a hug." – Mark Neal, assistant coach
*"One play against St. Johns, there had to be eight guys trying to tackle him -- they were coming at him from all over the place. And they finally pushed him out of bounds, but he was still standing. Never was one man going to bring him down. That was his motto." – Morley Fraser, head coach
*"He's an all-around hard worker. Clay puts forth his best effort into everything he does." – Reid Yocom, offensive lineman
*"Some days in practice, Clay would make me mad. But he pushed me to my limits and made me the person I am today." – Garrett Fitzgerald, offensive lineman
*"We push each other to be the best we can be!" – Seth Malcolm, defensive lineman
*"He was always one of the best leaders on the field. If you didn't know what was going on, you could ask Cody what you were supposed to do and he would know. He was the leader that everyone looked to and he was always cool and composed. Whenever we needed someone to make a play, he was the one who did, whether it was scoring a touchdown or getting an interception." – Tanner VanPetten, offensive lineman
*"Whenever I think of playing sports with Cody, I remember winning. Ever since I was on varsity, that's all we did. Cody wasn't the best person to pump you up, but when things went wrong, he was so calm and knew what to do. That's a great leader in my book. Plus he jukes defenses out of their shoes. We both joked about how they can't stop us. If they tried to stop him, I'd have a big game. If they tried to stop me, he had a big game. It was never-ending." – Tony Bentley, running back
*"My favorite memory of playing with Cody has to be the Vassar game this year. Vassar was able to get a lead on us in the fourth quarter, and our team was starting to drop their heads. But Cody inspired me and the team to keep fighting and play hard. He wouldn't quit no matter what, was full of energy and helped lead us to a great overtime win. I'll never forget it." – Caleb Gorde, linebacker
*"Cody Peyok is an insanely hard worker. No matter what it took, he would do what was needed to help us come out on top, especially during those long August practices. He's a great football player and an even better friend." – Jacob Sommerville, defensive lineman
*"One of my personal favorite memories was in the 2013 first-round playoff game when I watched as Quinn not only stiff-armed but also hurdled Akron-Fairgrove Viking Drew Huizar for a 60-yard touchdown run." – Ben Good, offensive lineman
*"My favorite memory of Quinn was during the 2012 season when he tip-toed past the defenders with the ball in the air for at least a 50-yard touchdown." – Brett Morrish, defensive lineman
*"It was the last game of the 2012 regular season and we took a bus four hours up to Posen. There was a rain delay and we were in a shootout. Quinn got a massive cramp during the game but came back and had 400 yards rushing and we won 78-74." – Jake Wright, quarterback
*"The run of Quinn's I like to remember is one against Merritt Academy last year. On the opening kickoff, Quinn ran to one side of the field and then cut back all the way to the other side of the field to score the first touchdown of the day." – Dan Good, defensive lineman
*"My favorite memory was from the Posen game this year. Quinn took the handoff, blasted through the line and broke left. He then used a spin move to elude a would-be tackler while simultaneously changing the ball to his outside hand. Two Posen tacklers had him in their sights, but he changed gears and split the two on his way to a 70-yard touchdown. The spin move happened near our sideline, which prompted me to turn to our superintendent and suggest we raise the price of admission." – Steve Hollocker, head coach


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Authorities responded to a report of a suspicious package this morning at a fire station at the Murphy Oil refinery in St. Bernard Parish.
The Sheriff's Office, Fire Department and federal terrorism investigators were called to the plant around 11 a.m. The Sheriff's Office bomb squad took "disruptive action'' at the scene to make sure the package didn't harm anyone, authorities said.
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Myanmar prisoner release seen as another ploy
By Marwaan Macan-Markar
BANGKOK - The initial euphoria that greeted the recent release of nearly 4,000 prisoners from jails in military-ruled Myanmar seems to be dissipating fast. For all it may be, this amnesty might not necessarily translate into political reform.
Despite the release after 15 years of solitary confinement of Min Ko Naing, Myanmar's second-best-known political prisoner after Aung San Suu Kyi, the profile of most of the prisoners freed, the timing of their release and the reasons being offered by Yangon's junta have fed this assessment, undermining any hope the military rulers might have had of profiting from this goodwill gesture.
For one, only between 20 and 28 of the 3,937 prisoners granted freedom last Thursday were jailed for their political activities. The majority were thrown behind bars by the oppressive regime for alleged crimes, including theft. In addition, most of the prisoners released already had served their full sentences.
Currently, Myanmar has close to 1,400 political prisoners held in harsh conditions within the 39 prisons spread across the Southeast Asian country. They include parliamentarians, writers, pro-democracy activists and Buddhist monks. Among them is Win Tin, a close aide of Nobel Peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi, jailed since 1989 for his political beliefs.
"The release of the prisoners suggests nothing other than an effort to please the international community," Bo Kyi, a former political prisoner, told Inter Press Service. "Most of the prisoners had finished their terms, so they were not being released for special reasons."
According to Bo Kyi, who heads the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners in Myanmar, a group based in the northern Thai town of Mae Sot, the junta is still committed to jailing citizens who challenge its political view.
"Last week they arrested three members of the NLD," he said, referring to the National League for Democracy, the political party headed by Suu Kyi that won a landslide victory at the 1990 elections but was denied power by the junta. Suu Kyi herself currently is under house arrest.
Same old song and dance
This mass prisoner release is nothing new in military-ruled Myanmar. The country's hardline military leader, Senior General Than Shwe, has sought to woo the international community with similar ploys before.
In 2001, the release of nearly 200 political prisoners from jails, including the notorious Insein prison in Yangon, was typical. The move occurred at a time when the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), as the junta is officially known, was under fire from the international community. Then, too, the prisoners released had served their full sentences and were not freed by any special amnesty.
Three years later, Myanmar's strongman is facing a more formidable array of critics on the international stage. This follows the sacking of Lieutenant-General Khin Nyunt from his prime minister's post on October 19. Khin Nyunt, who currently is under house arrest, was appointed premier last year and soon convinced some Myanmar watchers that he was a moderate keen on pushing ahead with political reform.
His successor, Lieutenant-General Soe Win, is regarded as a military hardliner and has been named by Myanmar political exiles in Thailand as having been the primary figure behind an attack led by thugs linked to the junta on Suu Kyi and her NLD supporters in May last year.
Besides the usual critics such as the United States, the United Kingdom and other European Union countries, Myanmar finds itself feeling the heat from regional allies who together form an economic bloc of Southeast Asian nations. Some Myanmar watchers see a link between the release and the Association of South East Asian Nations summit to be held in Laos next week; ASEAN is one of the few international organizations to have diplomatic ties with Myanmar, which is a member.
On another front, a body of regional parliamentarians led by a bipartisan group from the Malaysian legislature is also exerting pressure on the regime. And the International Labor Organization (ILO) added its voice this month to the growing number of UN bodies and officials losing patience with Yangon's lack of political reform. In fact, the Geneva-based labor agency has threatened to consider imposing sanctions against Myanmar for its continued use of forced labor.
"If the SPDC is sincere about reform, it should start by releasing all political prisoners," Soe Aung, foreign-affairs spokesman for the National Council of the Union of Myanmar, a group of Myanmar political exiles, told IPS. "Then it must start talks for the restoration of democracy with the NLD and other ethnic political parties."
Myanmar watchers also feel that the SPDC is gaining little sympathy by blaming Khin Nyunt and the military-intelligence division that he headed for much of the country's political trouble. Last week, for instance, Yangon accused Khin Nyut's intelligence network for imprisoning the nearly 4,000 people who were given amnesty last week.
"Khin Nyunt was part of the problem, but Than Shwe cannot get away making him a scapegoat, because all levels of the military regime have oppressed the people," Soe Aung said.
Myanmar has been under the jackboot of the generals since a military coup in 1962. In 1988, students led the way toward a democratic uprising, which was brutally crushed by the junta, with more than 3,000 pro-democracy protesters killed.
One of the famous student leaders in that mass uprising, Min Ko Naing, was arrested in March 1989. After enduring more than 15 years of solitary confinement, Min Ko Naing, 42, was among the 4,000 prisoners released last week.
"His release cannot be ignored since he is well respected and has the potential to reorganize," Beejoy Sen of the Myanmar Lawyers Council told IPS. "Than Shwe can use it to his advantage against his critics. But he will have to do more to win sympathy, like making the release a process towards political change."
(Inter Press Service)
Nov 24, 2004
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