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HTA - 10/80/01: Neuraminidase inhibitors for influenza: a systematic review and meta-analysis of regulatory and mortality data
|Project title
|Neuraminidase inhibitors for influenza: a systematic review and meta-analysis of regulatory and mortality data
|Research type
|Evidence Synthesis
|Project complete
|Start date
|February 2011
|Publication date
May 2016
|Link to journal publication
|£ 390,553.00
|Chief Investigator
|Professor Carl Heneghan
|Professor Chris Del Mar (Bond University), Mr Peter Doshi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Dr Rokuro Hama (Japan Institute of Pharmacovigilance), Dr Thomas Jefferson (Cochrane Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI) Group), Dr Matthew Thompson (University of Oxford), Dr Mark Jones (The University of Queensland)
|University of Oxford
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|Pandemic influenza has been one of the highest public health priorities for governments across the world, including the UK, over the past few years. A central element of the strategic approach to preventing spread and treatment of influenza has been the use of neuraminidase inhibitors (NIs) such as oseltamivir (Tamiflu) and zanamivir (Relenza). Despite this, updated Cochrane Reviews published at the end of 2009 by this international research group, were unable to ascertain from the published research whether the drugs were effective in reducing the complications of influenza, and also the frequency and severity of treatment harms in adults or children. Following feedback to the previous version of the Cochrane Review of NIs in adults, the review authors realised that they would need to obtain from the drug manufacturers more details relating to unpublished trials of one of the neuraminidase inhibitors (oseltamivir - Tamiflu). The review authors published their revised findings in December 2009 in the BMJ and Cochrane Library. As a result of consequent publicity, the two drug manufacturers have undertaken to provide the trial data. The proposed project therefore attempts to evaluate both neuraminidase inhibitors for the effects on treating and preventing influenza symptoms and complications of influenza, and the treatment harms in both previously healthy adults and children, using the best available evidence.
|Scientific summary
|Neuraminidase inhibitors (NIs) have become global public health drugs, stockpiled against possible influenza outbreaks. Despite their popularity, the discovery of sizeable reporting bias, uncertainty over the number of trials run, ghost authorship and widespread discrepancies between published and unpublished versions of the same trials, have led to a reappraisal of the published evidence and calls for public release of hitherto confidential data. The project aims to review unpublished data on effectiveness and harms of NIs for influenza in all age groups updating and amalgamating two established Cochrane reviews on adults and children. The review will be in two stages. Stage one will identify, reconstruct and assess all NI trials conducted to January 2010 using regulatory and pharmaceutical reports. Only reliable* trial data will be included in the second phase of the review (an analysis following standard Cochrane methods). Because of the complexity of our task we have devised four additional types of tools for data management and information: a directory mapping citations to clinical trials in our data sources; its expanded version with annotations; a narrative of our review, documenting the evolution of methods and detailed summary of the regulatory documents and a reference resource holding details of all trials. In addition we have created a tool for assessing all known types of reporting bias in trials and sub-trials programmes. *Reliability is made up of 5 aspects: 1.Completeness - there is sufficient material to assess the other reliability criteria. 2. Internal consistency - all parts of the same CSR/unpublished pharma report are consistent and coherent. 3. External consistency - all versions of the various CSR/unpublished pharma reports are consistent and coherent. 4. Clarity - all parts and versions allow understanding of the design and conduct of the trial. 5. Robustness - exposure of reconstructions to regulatory comments do not lead the majority of voters (at least 4 of 7 in the team) to change the study conclusions or their trustworthiness.
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Most people probably think of chocolate as being European, but the cacao bean itself — the bitter seed that gives chocolate its taste — is native to Mexico.
The Mayans were the first to domesticate the crop, thousands of years before the Spaniards arrived. (The name cacao actually comes from the Mayan word kakaw.) Later, Mexica priests and other upper-class Aztecs drank ground cacao as a beverage, mixed with water and spices. The Mexica venerated cacao so much, in fact, that they used it as a currency and imposed a cacao tax on conquered villages.
Yesterday at cooking class, Yuri told us we were going to make chocolate from scratch, in the traditional Mexican way. We'd each grind 1/4 kilo of cacao beans on our metates, drawing out the natural cocoa butter until the beans turned into a thick, glossy liquid.
In keeping with the way the nuns used to make chocolate in Mexican convents, we'd each receive a portable flame to place under our grinding stone. The flame would heat the stone and melt the cacao a bit, making it easier to grind.
I had no idea what lie ahead of me — a common theme in this cooking class — so I kneeled on my straw mat and began grinding with high spirits. The beans crackled and crunched under my metlapil.
We'd toasted the cacao beans in the last class, so pulverizing them produced this nutty, kind of toasted-walnut smell, mixed with aromas of intense dark chocolate.
I stopped grinding for a minute and just inhaled. "Huele riquísimo," I said. It smells so good! My classmates ignored me and kept grinding.
After about 30 minutes, I'd succeeded in converting one-third of my bag (maybe 50 grams worth of beans) into a soft, chunky mixture. I felt pretty good about it until I looked at the metate of the guy next to me and the guy next to him. Both had turned their cacao into a spreadable butter.
I reminded myself that I was a competitive American, and this class was not about being competitive. We each had our own skills. Some people were just faster than others. (Especially if said people are men more upper-body strength than me… how is it that women were the ones grinding this stuff back in the day?) "Poco a poco," I told myself. I kept grinding.
Another 30 minutes went by. Drops of sweat started to run down the side of my temples. My chocolate had thinned some, but not much.
Suddenly Yuri interrupted the class.
"Mira, qué brilla!" Look, what shine!
He pointed at the metate of one of my classmates. A glossy, dark-brown pool lay on his tablet, as if someone had taken a chocolate bar, melted it and then poured it right onto his stone. How had this student — a young, skinny guy — done this in one hour?
"Great job," Yuri told him. "I'm fast on the metate, but not as fast as you."
The student smiled. He had braces.
I grumbled to myself and kept grinding.
Another 30 minutes passed, and then another. The man on my right finished his chocolate. So did the woman next to him. I had finished grinding all of my beans, but my mixture was thick and cakey and nowhere near the soft-lustrous-pool phase. I started to wonder whether I was just not cut out for this whole metate-grinding thing. Or maybe my technique was wrong. I caught the eye of the guy next to me, who was clearing his work space.
"Así, no?" I asked him, demonstrating my grinding technique. Like this, right? He nodded and smiled. "Ahí va," he said. It's coming along.
I didn't want ahí va, though. I wanted ya estás, which means, you're done.
Some of the class assistants had set out a jar of agua de limón con chía, so I decided to take a break.
Pain shot through my knees as I attempted to get up from the floor. My legs wobbled. The backs of my knees felt slick with sweat, and my T-shirt was damp. I shuffled the four paces to the jar of agua like an arthritic old woman. A blister was starting to form on my left palm. Why was I doing this to myself?
My mind felt dangerously close to the breaking point. My teachers did not accept short cuts, so it was apparent that I was going to finish my damn chocolate if that meant saying there until 1 a.m. I ignored the voice in my head shouting, "Just ask them if you can use the blender!" and instead pressed my lips together and frowned.
I finished my water and returned to my position of torture. Back on the knees. Grip metlapil. Ignore stinging pain in my left palm.
This time I ground harder, cursing the chocolate as I scraped the metlapil across the tablet. Are you really going to make me stay here all night, chocolate? Are you really going to do this to me?
One of my classmates, a woman I've talked to a few times, stopped in front of my work area. She probably noticed my grimace and wanted to help. By now my chocolate looked like the buttery version I'd seen on my neighbor's metate earlier in class.
"Está caliente?" she said. Is your grinding-stone hot?
I said it was. She leaned down to touch my chocolate, and rubbed it between her fingers.
"This is too grainy," she said in Spanish. "It's supposed to be much thinner. Much more shiny."
It took almost all of my energy not to put my metlapil down and cry, but instead I said sharply: "Yeah I know. What do you want me to do?"
She looked a little bit taken aback. You don't use sharp tones in Mexico. It's rude. "Just keep doing what you're doing," she said, and she walked away.
I took a deep breath and scraped up my warm paste, and kept grinding. A few minutes later Yuri's voice interrupted my thoughts.
"Mira qué chulo!" he said. I looked up and realized he was complimenting my chocolate. Mine.
"Mira el brillo!" he said. Look at the shine!
I hadn't realized it because I'd been too busy sitting under storm clouds, but my chocolate had become a thick, satiny pool. My heart lifted. I took a few more deep breaths and tried to relax my shoulders, and stop gripping the metlapil so darn hard. I thought about how funny it would be if I bottled up this mixture and sent it to my pregnant friends. ("It's cocoa butter, see? Ha!") I kept grinding and grinding.
And then, finally… I was done. Arturo, the assistant, stopped by my metate and leaned down to rub a bit of the chocolate between his fingers.
"Ya estás," he said.
I set my metlapil down and stared. (I couldn't really do anything else, because my whole body hurt.) I felt like how I used to feel after running a particularly hilly cross-country race in high school — very proud of myself for finishing, even if I didn't get the best time. My total time clocked on the metate: 2 1/2 hours.
I dipped my finger in the chocolate and tasted. It was bitter and creamy and not particularly fantastic. But on a personal level, it was the most exquisite chocolate I'd ever tasted.
"I'm going to take a picture," I told Arturo. He kind of laughed. I don't think he realized the emotional journey I'd just been on.
This is not the best picture, because I had trouble getting my fingers to unclench. But here is my chocolate. We're going to use it in a recipe next week in class.
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- mymothersbrain August 6, 2010
Awesome! Love the new look, too!
- Cooking in Mexico August 6, 2010
Oh my gosh, Leslie! What you are going through to share with us authentic Mexican culinary techniques! All I can say is, thank goodness for food processors! Y gracias a ti!
When the metate was the primary means of grinding, it is possible the women in the family took turns, spelling each other. I hope this grueling job was shared.
In San Miguel de Allende, I have read that there is a community grinder where the town women take their own blend of cocao beans, almonds, sugar and cinnamon — each with her own favorite proportions — to have it ground to a paste.
Once, while we were in Puebla, we encountered an elderly woman selling lumps of ground cocoa, ready to use for hot chocolate drinks. It was wonderfully flavored, and we broke off bits to eat out of hand. When we realized how special it was, we hunted her down to buy more. Perhaps experiences like that have passed into history.
- Obet August 6, 2010
This history makes me bless the luck for live in the XXIst century. A history not romantic at all about the chocolate.
Seems that the whole thing is in a very prehispanic style, with metate, petate and all. Perhaps what your group needs, is to accompany your culinary activities with drums and dancers, like those of the Zócalo.
- Maura Wall Hernandez August 6, 2010
Lesley, a metate is the ONE thing I haven't managed to lug back to Chicago from Mexico yet… and I think this post just convinced me what I need to do next time I'm there. I know you're having a rough time with your metate – keep your chin up, amiga! You're doing just fine. You just have to let the competitive American in you go. You already know that cooking is not like a competitive sport so don't let it get to you when you're not the first one done. Sometimes slow and steady wins the race 😉
Thanks for the encouraging words, Maura. It's funny because I keep thinking that I've learned my lesson. (To stop being so competitive, work patiently, etc.) And then two hours at the metate teaches me that I still have a long way to go. This is something I need to work at continually!
- Susy August 6, 2010
Lesley, primero love the new look of your blog. Segundo, girl you have to come to Oaxaca uno de estos días. En el Istmo there are colonias where you can smell the cacao beans being churned just as you described on a daily basis to sell en pastilla form. Your class sounds fantastic! Echandote porras from down south – S
- Ekua August 10, 2010
Chocolate has such an interesting history. Here's a cool write up I found on it awhile back: http://www.bravenewtraveler.com/2009/08/17/nectar-of-the-gods-the-cultural-history-of-chocolate/
I've had similar experiences in classes I've taken where I felt like I was the last to pick something up and was so frustrated that it seemed to be easy for everyone else. But sometimes it's nice to struggle through something for that magnified feeling of accomplishment!
- Nishta August 11, 2010
Just found your blog & know I'm going to spend a lot of time reading through old posts. I love everything about this one–thank you for sharing your epic chocolate-grinding experience!
- 4riozs August 16, 2010
I love your blog. I'm facinated by the foods and culture of Mexico and Latin America. I hang out with alot of Mexican people because I'm bilingual, I have heard about the metate- it's so neat looking. They don't sell them in my state, we only have the mocagetes. I wanted to make mole one day and it calls for ground chocolate and various ground nuts. To make it I put the ingredients in little sandwich baggies, with another bigger baggie around it. I crushed them up using a brick. It was a good solution since I didn't want them in my blender. Nice blogg!
- Jen Dobyns August 22, 2010
I just ran across your article about grinding chocolate on a metate while trying to find the tools online. What a great story! I'm in the mid-atlantic part of the States and can't find the tools anywhere! (OK, there's one online, but it has rims on the sides and a squared grinder, which I don't want). Do you know how I can get tools like you show in your photo so I can continue to grind my own cocoa nibs? I've taken a workshop, but the instructor wasn't very forthcoming about where to get the tools. Thanks!!!
- Lesley August 22, 2010
Hi Jen: Glad you enjoyed the post. I haven't used any cookware sites personally, but I know Rick Bayless often recommends MelissaGuerra.com for Mexican cooking utensils. I just checked the website and she has a metate for $199 USD. Your other option would be to travel to Mexico and buy one, which would be much cheaper (around $30 to $40 USD) but you'd obviously be paying for the travel.
Molcajetes (the round, bowl-shaped mortar and pestle) are much easier to find in the U.S., and it would work if you're just going to grind the nibs into a crumbly powder. If you're wanting to grind chocolate to a liquid, the metate is the way to go.
I hope that's helpful in some way!
- Jonas February 12, 2012
Hi Lesley, recently a nice new initiative in the Yucatan saw the light, revealing all of chocolate's secrets. A visit is quite worthwile: http://www.ecomuseodelcacao.com/. Nice combination of an experimental cacao plantation for a Belgian chocolate producer with a passionate insight on cocoa's cultural role in the Maya world.


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I´m 24 years old young girl from Finland. I am very happy person and always full of energy. I like meeting new people and share with them. I'm a little crazy and I'm always ready for a new adventure! I am currently studying to become a primary school teacher. I'm keen on sports so I do all kinds of sports depending which season it is. On summertime I usually go around by bike and on wintertime I concentrate on winter activities such as ice skating and downhill skiing. I'm also a scout leader so I organize different kinds of activities for children. Usually we go camping and spend time in the nature. I like dancing and I especially like dancing salsa!
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Soy una chica de 24 años de Finlandia. Soy una persona muy alegre y siempre llena de energía. Me gusta conocer gente y compartir con ellos. Estoy un poco loca y siempre estoy lista para una nueva aventura! Actualmente estoy estudiando pedagogia y un dia sere profesora de primaria. Me gusta hacer todo tipo de deportes, según el tipo de temporada que es. En verano en general ando en bicicleta a todos lados y en invierno me concentro en las actividades de invierno como el patinaje sobre hielo y el esqui. Yo también soy una líder de los scouts, así que organizo diferentes tipos de actividades para los niños. Por lo general, vamos a acampar y pasar tiempo en la naturaleza. Me gusta bailar y sobre todo me gusta bailar salsa!
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Life is too short to wake up with regrets.So love the people who treat you right andforget about the ones who dont.Believe everything happens for a reason.If you get a second chance, grab it with both hands.If it changes your life, let it.Nobody said life would be easy.They just promised it would be worth it.
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Russia Presents Its Account of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 Crash
Moscow Presents Images It Argues Show Ukraine Fighter Jet or Missiles May Have Been Involved
MOSCOW—Russia, in its first detailed version of events surrounding the final minutes of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, dismissed accusations that pro-Moscow rebels shot down the plane, instead suggesting that a Ukrainian fighter plane or missile systems could have been involved.
The elaborate, televised Defense Ministry presentation—at odds with Western and Ukrainian accusations that Kremlin-backed insurgents shot down the plane—came as the U.S. and Russia clashed at the U.N. Security Council on Monday. There, both countries voted in favor of a unanimous resolution that condemned the downing of the jet and called for an independent international investigation into the incident. (Follow the latest updates on the Malaysia Airlines crash in Ukraine.)
Russia sought to use both forums to push back against growing international criticism and U.S. and Ukrainian assertions that Moscow could have provided the missile system that brought down the plane. American officials charged that the Russian version of events was a propaganda effort aimed at slowing the international community's response to the geopolitical crisis—or weakening proposed new sanctions to punish Moscow for its role in the conflict.
At the news conference broadcast from Moscow, Russian air force chief Lt. Gen. Igor Makushev didn't say outright who the ministry thought had fired the missile that apparently brought down the airliner Thursday. Nor did he provide any photographic, radar or satellite evidencethat would show a missile track.
But he said that Russian radar had spotted a second aircraft in the ill-fated airliner's vicinity just before the crash and that it was likely a Ukrainian fighter jet. A graphic that Gen. Makushev said was based on radar data depicted four commercial planes in the area shortly before the crash, as well as the alleged Ukrainian fighter jet. (View an interactive seating chart of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17.)
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His presentation also suggested an alternative theory, that satellite imagery showed Ukraine also had moved missile systems into the area before the incident. The air force chief presented several slides of satellite images he said showed the Ukrainian missile-system movements.
The suggested version of events echoed much of what has been reported on Russian state television in recent days, which has suggested that Ukraine could have shot down the plane, possibly via one of its fighter planes.
U.S. officials dismissed the Russian government's claim that a second plane was present when Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down last week as "desperate" propaganda.
U.S. officials didn't provide their own evidence to back their arguments. But they pointed to Ukraine's statements Monday that the country's fighter jets were on the ground at the time of the crash.
U.S. officials also said that Ukrainian fighters can't operate at 30,000 feet, where Flight 17 was cruising. "The Russian government has a propaganda machine second to none, as these latest conspiracy theories demonstrate," one U.S. official said.
The Obama administration reiterated its findings that Russia was the likely supplier of advanced SA-11 antiaircraft missiles to separatists, who fired it at the Malaysia Airlines jetliner. The White House said that an international case was building that indicated Russian complicity in the tragedy.
"What's clear is that there is a picture that's coming into focus," said Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary. "And Russian claims to the contrary are getting both more desperate and much harder to believe."
The war of words spilled over into the U.N. Security Council, where after the resolution vote, U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power and Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin gave sharply different versions of who was likely responsible for shooting down the Boeing 777 on Thursday, killing all 298 people on board.
"Russia has begun to blame Ukraine itself for the attack though the missile came from separatist territory that Russia knows full well Ukraine has not yet reclaimed," Ms. Power said.
"Russia must recognize that no move on the geopolitical chessboard with the West can offset the pain being felt by the passengers' families," she said.
But Mr. Churkin chastised Ms. Power in the council chamber, saying, "There can be no jumping to conclusions or political statements here."
Mr. Churkin said Ukraine would have to answer to international investigators regarding the activities of its air-traffic controllers, why a Ukrainian antiaircraft missile battery in the area of the crash was "hastily removed," and why Ukrainian radar was operating "at an all-time high" on the day of the incident. He also accused Ukraine of "touching up" intercepted phone calls of rebel commanders with audio from before the date of the crash.
Kiev has dismissed Russian claims that it could have been involved, and Ukraine's security service has posted intercepted phone calls that it says are of pro-Russia rebel commanders discussing having shot down a plane they discovered afterward was a civilian aircraft. Moscow and the rebels have denied this.
The U.S., which has largely backed Kiev's version of events, has said its intelligence analysts have evaluated a number of the audio recordings and said they were authentic.
Earlier on Monday, Gen. Makushev said that the two Russian radar stations near Russia's border with Ukraine observed the presence of the second aircraft over a period of four minutes on the day of Flight 17's crash. These stations couldn't identify the aircraft because it mostly likely wasn't equipped with the system of secondary identification of aircrafts, "which is characteristic of fighter jets," he said.
Gen. Makushev said that Russian radars could only spot the aircraft at the point of its ascension because the on-duty radars only detected objects at above 5,000 meters. Russian radars spotted the unidentified plane patrolling in the vicinity of Flight 17, "controlling the development of the situation," he said.
The defense ministry also said it registered the Su-25 fighter jet ascending within close range of several civil aircrafts, including the Malaysia Airlines jet.
Another top military official, Lt. Gen. Andrei Kartapolov, said at the same news conference that the jet came as close as 1.8 miles to Flight 17, which is well within the range of the air-to-air missiles it is usually equipped with.
Gen. Makushev also showed satellite photos allegedly showing several Buk-M1 ground-to-air missile systems in the area close to where the plane crashed. The systems, he argued, could only belong to the Ukrainian military. The Buks were spotted in Luhansk and Donetsk by Russians, Gen. Kartapolov said, in the days leading up to the crash.
Ukrainian officials have said its own Buk systems were well out of range, and have accused Russia of giving the rebels a Buk system, which then shot down the airliner. Russia denies this.
Public tracking website Flightradar24 followed Flight 17 from its departure from Amsterdam through to its final moments over Ukraine. The aircraft was observed to be roughly 10 miles north of the L980 jetway that was a part of its filed flight plan. Such a deviation isn't unusual, though, and can be affected by weather.
Similarly, Gen. Makushev said the Malaysia Airlines plane deviated from its course by close to 9 miles near Donetsk but then attempted to return to its course, crashing shortly after. Russian radars spotted the Flight 17 rapidly descending 32 miles away from the Russian border, Russian officials said.
He said Russia is prepared to hand all of the information it has to the European authorities, which included satellite imagery and data from its own radar.
Russian defense ministry officials also claimed that a U.S. satellite was spotted at the time of the Flight 17 crash and asked that the U.S. release the satellite images from that time. The U.S. didn't immediately comment on the claim.
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"Unbelievable credit goes to our players for coming back after Friday. A really tough loss and winning Saturday and Sunday in a very hard fought series. I can not say enough about our kids and our leadership and the character of our team to flush that loss late Friday in a four-and-a-half-hour game and come back to the stadium Saturday morning and compete the next two days as hard as we did and get a big series win for us. It says a lot about our team and our seniors and the leadership of our team and I think the character of our team, which I could not be prouder of because it is something we talk about all the time and we think that it is very important to have a successful program."
The Tar Heels won their fourth straight series to open ACC play for the first time since 1990. One of the things that seems important for this start is that the squad appears to realize that they have little margin for error - every pitch, at bat and play in the field is critical for success. What is your opinion on their mental toughness?
"I was not aware of that. I don't think our players are aware of that as far as the past here. You have to be careful looking ahead and certainly don't want to look behind either. I think our players realize that home series are crucial if you want to have a good season and put yourself in a position at the end of the year to be considered for an NCAA bid because winning on the road in the ACC is difficult to do. I hope our players are not putting too much pressure on themselves. There is always a fine line between winning and losing and there always has been in the ACC because the teams are all good. There is not a lot of separation between the teams. So you are right that every play is important and every pitch is important and you just still have to play the game. I think our players know we have to play at a higher level and play a little better to be able to continue to compete down the road because the games do get more difficult and more meaningful as you go."
Last week you mentioned that you thought the team was going to need to have reliever Tate Parrish get some more work out of the pen. He did just that and it was an impressive weekend performance. Can you discuss his use this weekend?
"We have known that and kept telling Tate to be ready and I told him several times this weekend. You want to see them to make sure they are in the right frame of mind mentally. I told him that I thought that he would be out there facing two or three of these lefties in a critical situation. And the response was, 'I'm ready.' Tate has kept working and kept a good attitude and he goes in and has three appearances for us and strikes out three guys in critical situations, which he did a lot for us last year. It is nice for us that we have some lefties coming out of the bullpen that pitch well and match up. We needed that against Wake because they had those lefties spread throughout their lineup and we were able to match our lefties against their and more times than not our pitchers were successful."
Freshman Benton Moss had another strong performance this weekend. Can you discuss his development as a starting pitcher?
"I thought Benton was sensational. I tell you if the public could have heard him in chapel at 10:15 that morning there would not be any talk about his pitching performance. That young man is pretty special. He has such a good head on his shoulders and he is such a competitor and he has been blessed with a great arm. And Coach Forbes and Woodard have done a great job with him. He was ready and pitched exceptionally well. If we had made the first inning a little bit easier on him yesterday he would have pitched deeper into the game. Right out of the gate we put him in a tough spot. I thought that it was critical that that we were only down 1 to nothing in the first inning and Benton settled in and gave us a chance to win. I think that he is going to be a really good pitcher for us."
The Tar Heels have a mid-week game against perennial post-season opponent Elon on Wednesday then head to Coral Gables to face Coastal Division rival Miami this weekend. Can you discuss the week ahead?
"Elon has been playing better and winning games and I think their offense has improved since we played them last. We will have to be ready certainly and then we will get on a plane on Thursday and head to Miami -- obviously a great program and we will have to play well down there in another road series. You know they are coming and I think our players will be ready and we will certainly have to be."
This week two of the younger players on the squad had walk-off hits with freshman Grayson Atwood plating the winning run against Coastal Carolina and Parks Jordan replicating the feat scoring Michael Russell from second on Sunday. How does that correlate to their increased confidence heading into the heart of the regular season?
"It is fun. It is fun watching players have success. It is the most enjoyable part of coaching. Normal people out there don't see the work going on behind the scenes on a daily basis. The hard work they are putting in and Coach Jackson is putting in with them trying to teach and continue to build confidence and keep them going. For freshmen that are not playing very much it is a new experience for them. It is difficult for freshman to come in and sit on the bench and not play. They have never done it before. So it can wear on them mentally and their confidence level. Their light can dim a little and they can lose that fire. We continually have to remind them that you could be in a situation were you don't expect to be in at any point in time. Coach Woodard is really really good at reminding our players to be prepared for that moment. Be prepared for that moment but you don't know when that moment is. When that moment stepped up for Grayson he had a big hit to win the game for us and then Parks yesterday. It reinforces those things so it was fun to watch and I'm really happy for those kids and for our team. Those are fun ways to win but stressful ways to win."
"I sent a long email to them last night when I got home to remind them that this is a tough stretch for college baseball players. Here we go on the road and the league did not do us any favors going back to back in April. It is tough and it is what it is and other teams have to do it and our guys have to study when we are on the road. We will have a lot of down time at Miami playing two night games and we need to make sure that they take advantage of that time. They have a lot on them in these last three weeks. They are registering for classes and doing all those other things now and finishing up some other things as well. It is a tough stretch and they have to manage it. Their time management is important and their taking care of themselves is important as well."
Do you have an update on Matt Roberts's status after his knee injury?
"Matt's knee is coming along. There is no structural damage and he just has a little fluid build up in there which will take a little time. He will be back for us, which we are excited about. It is kind of a freak accident. It is more of just a sprain than anything else so it is good news. It is good news that we will have Matt Roberts back with us sooner rather than later."


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...One night in October 2012, while Mary Cain was in bed, the house phone rang. Cain's mother answered. A man claiming to be Alberto Salazar, the legendary runner and coach, was on the line. At first she thought the call was a prank. But then Salazar explained that he'd recently reviewed the video of her daughter's Barcelona run. An obsessive about form, Salazar said that Cain's lower-body mechanics were excellent, good enough to make her the best in the world, but that her upper body needed work. In particular, if she wanted to reach her potential, she needed to keep her left elbow closer to her body, swing it straight, front to back, instead of out and across her torso. He referred to the elbow as her "chicken wing."
I never got recognition in my life
Joe Bell is 95 years old, and a World War II veteran. He wears his uniform to the senior center on Veterans Day or to meet with other vets. This past weekend, he put on his uniform to cheer on runners in a race that benefits the foundation for fallen Army Ranger Pat Tillman. His neighbor, Julia Prodis Sulek, a reporter for the Mercury News, captured what happened next. [more inside]
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DoYogaWithMe.com is a free, constantly expanding resource of online yoga videos created by a passionate group of experienced instructors. Our yoga videos include classes, poses, breathing techniques and anatomy videos. Search their entire collection by difficulty, length, style, and teacher or start in the Beginner's Studio. Yoga has a unique way of strengthening and toning your body, improving flexibility and enhancing your sense of well being.
Clear some of your floor, put on some comfy clothes, turn off your other electronics and turn on a video. Hopefully, this will be the beginning of that great journey for you!
Meet the Groundpounders
This week, thanks to the end of the government shutdown, the Marine Corps will put on their 38th marathon. Four men, Mel Williams, Al Richmond, Will Brown, and Matt Jaffe, will attempt 26.2 for the 38th time.
You're going the wrong way
Eric Strand finished this year's Grandma's Marathon in Duluth in 6 hours and 15 minutes. But before he got to the starting line that day, he had run the entire course backwards.
The runners' bibs say something different each year: SUFFERING WITHOUT A POINT; NOT ALL PAIN IS GAIN
The Immortal Horizon: Thirty-Five Runners Face Hollers and Hells, a Flooded Prison, Rats the Size of Possums, and Flesh-Flaying Briars to Test the Limits of Self-Sufficiency in a race only eight men have ever finished.
Knock Out Eileen
"Knock Out Eileen," a rather cool mash-up by Thriftshop XL of "Come On Eileen" (Dexy's Midnight Runners) and "Mama Said Knock You Out" (LL Cool J). (slyt)
Toenail removal is not for the faint of heart
Getting serious about a sport can mean doing the previously unthinkable. Swimmers shave their bodies sleek. Cyclists take blood-boosters. And ultramarathoners have their battered toenails surgically removed — for good. Want pictures? (I can't imagine why you would, but still...) Here's one runner's surgery and recovery photos. [NSFWeakStomachs]
Nowhere to Run
A recent article in the The New York Times depicts the violence in Iten, a village 18 miles outside of Elderot that has somehow managed to produce most of Kenya's best athletes. Famous for its high altitude, forgiving clay roads, and dirt track, elite runner Lorhah Kiplagat chose to base her charitable foundation for women and her training center here. The camp is now under siege. Fellow humanitarian and former world record holder in the marathon, Paul Tergat, is missing. Former Olympian Lucas Sang is dead, and countless others are injured or missing.
Runners' Circle
Runners' Circle is a new organization started by Chris Hutchins. It is trying to help recreational marathon runners on a budget (the vast majority of the runners) with free accomodation in host cities by creating a database of runners around the world who can share their homes with visiting runners.
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- June 2, 2016
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TG Gallagher has been awarded a Merit Safety Award by the Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Massachusetts.
- March 4, 2016
- TG Gallagher Hires Matt Feela
Matt Feela joined TG Gallagher as an assistant service manager. Matt has spent the last 10 years working in the field as an HVAC technician and is well versed in all aspects of the service industry from maintenance to repair, installation, start-up, and building automation technology.
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- TG Gallagher Promotes Sean Hurd
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- February 29, 2016
- Brian Potter Took Part in Special Panel Discussion
TG Gallagher's President Brian Potter took part in a special panel discussion at Building Pathways-Building Trades Pre-Apprenticeship Program.
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- TG Gallagher's Sara Cunningham Earns CRIS Designation
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- August 11, 2015
- TG Gallagher Promotes Jennifer Lipinski to Payroll Specialist
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- TG Gallagher Promotes Kelsea Hill to Project Accountant
Kelsea joined TG Gallagher in 2014 as receptionist.
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Isaiah Berlin believed that some human values would always clash, so it is perhaps no surprise that his legacy continues to divide opinion today. To adapt an old Jewish joke, get three people to talk about Isaiah Berlin, and get five different points of view.
Media watchdog Ofcom has been urged to stop a publishing group acquiring broadcast rights for a UK radio station due to its distribution of magazines which glorify the Nazis.
Bruce Fireman, a media banker and lawyer, said Bauer Media Group was not "fit and proper" to run stations under the Absolute Radio umbrella.
More evidence has emerged over the publication by Bauer Media Group of magazines that glorify the Nazis.
Last week the JC reported the concern of Holocaust groups and antisemitism watchdogs over Bauer's continued defence of Der Landser, a German magazine that honours the SS.
David Irving, the Holocaust-denying British historian, is planning a controversial return to Germany but may have a hard time finding a place to stay as hotels in the German capital have banded together to boycott him.
Berlin's Jewish community coffers are to be refilled for now, thanks to a court order delivered late last month.
An administrative court decided that the Berlin State Senate had no right to withhold payment of its regular subsidy to the community; accordingly, around 1 million euros (£8m) has now been released.
A German Federal Administrative Court has rejected a journalist's application to see uncensored files relating to the post-war whereabouts of Adolf Eichmann, a chief organizer of the Nazi genocide against the Jews.
The Bild Zeitung newspaper may decide to appeal against the decision to Germany's Supreme Court.
American First Lady Michelle Obama visited the Holocaust memorial site in Berlin today.
Mrs Obama took her daughters, Malia and Sasha, 14 and 11, to the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe as part of the family's two-day visit to Germany.
"In memory," read the dedication, "of the German jazz band, The Weintraub Syncopators, Berlin 1924-Sydney 1942: Stefan Weintraub, Heinz Barger, Addy Fisher, Emanuel Fisher, Horst Graff, John Kaiser, Cyril Schulvater, Leo Weiss".
Since the dedication was in a concert programme for the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, there was a natural curiosity: who were the Weintraub Syncopators?
Move over Rachel — there is a new member of the Weisz family finding success in the film business.
The actress's 84-year-old father George has made his debut as a producer with a documentary telling the little-known story — set in Nazi Germany — of the first ever female rabbi.
Holocaust survivors confined to their homes are about to receive £530 million worth of extra aid from Germany, according to an agreement reached with the Claims Conference.
In all, Germany will provide approximately £660 million over the next four years for survivors who require home nursing care. The annual amount provided will increase every year through to 2017.


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The difference in offensive output was dramatic. The Tar Heels put up 433 yards of offense against ECU; against Connecticut they managed only 233. The offense was patient and kept the Pirate defense guessing. Early on UNC relied on short passes, but those short passes gashed the Pirates' defense and prevented them from going full bore against quarterback T.J. Yates.
"We knew we'd get our shots downfield," Yates said. "Some of those screens out to Mookie (Erik Highsmith) on the backside worked very, very well for us."
The Tar Heels obviously made some adjustments to their offensive schemes and protections after watching Yates get taken to the East Hartford turf six times last week. What did they do differently?
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"The offensive line did an awesome job keeping me nice and clean - nice and safe," Yates concluded.
There were three keys to better protection this week:
1) Yates was smart with the football. He got rid the ball quickly and was content with a one-yard completion if that was all the time he had. Hanging onto the football to make a play may be an admirable quality at times, but getting rid of the football before the defense arrives is even more admirable.
2) The offensive play-calling was conducive to better protection. They used seven-man protections at times (as Yates said), but more than anything else offensive coordinator John Shoop called plays designed to get the ball out quickly. In addition, there was a little better tempo in the plays being run. The offense would get to the line and snap the ball, rather than wait for the defense to adjust.
3) The offensive line actually played better. It helped having Jonathan Cooper back (though he played a limited number of snaps), but overall – given the advantages inherent in executing No. 1 and No. 2 above - the offensive line acquitted itself well.
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