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Damn, what a great game thread, too bad the thread ranks don't go up to 10 Stars.
Dwayne Wade
Dirk Nowitzki
Jamal Crawford
Kobe Bryant
Vince Carter
Steve Nash
Jason Kidd
Baron Davis
Shaquille O'Neal
Tracy McGrady
The New York Knicks(14-30) vs The Utah Jazz(27-18)
Wed. 1/30 at 9:00pm ET on MSG
Welcome to the MSGKnickz33 Pregame show, Im your host Jazzy Jeff and were here to take a look at Wednesday nights matchup. The Jazz have won 5 straight games and 9 out of their last 10. They are in 4th place in the Western Conference. Apparently the Gordon Giricek for Kyle Korver trade has worked for Utah. The Knicks lost their 2nd straight game but they still have won 5 out of their last 10. They had a dissapointing collapse in the 4th quarter of Tuesday nights game in LA. Eddy Curry only played 16 minutes because of foul trouble.
The Utah Jazz
pg-Deron Williams
sg-Ronnie Brewer
sf-Andrei Kirilenko
pf-Carlos Boozer
C-Mehmet Okur
MSG33 PresEnTs the KeY MatChuP: Carlos Boozer vs Zach Randolph
Beats Curry vs Kwame Brown. Zach Randolph put up good numbers ealier this season against Boozer and the Jazz. Look for Zach to score and lead the Knicks in rebounds again. The problem with this matchup is that its not one-sided, Boozer got his. Lets compare their stats from the Jazz Knicks game earlier this season.
Zach Randolph:
Carlos Boozer:
As we see we have a good matchup here. Both players did a good job of scoring while shooting high percentages and rebounding. Boozer got in foul trouble. This combined with Stephon Marburys excellent performance propelled the Knicks to victory. The Knicks will need more then Randolph to step up to win this game. Its going to have to be a "team" win.
The Official MSG33 Pregame Strategy:
- Utah = 5th best team offensively(105.3ppg).......Defense!!!
- Move the ball and play as a team!!!
- Protect the Ball!!!!! Jazz rank 2nd in steals (9.1spg)
- Dont leave Crawford on Deron Williams for too long, too much of a strength advantage for Williams
Player Spotlight
*This is another new addition to my game thread. The Player Spotlight is where we moniter how a player on the Knicks has performed over the 5 most recent games.
Lets Take a look at Quentin Richardson(no homo). During recent discussions a couple of members on here have mentioned that hes shootin somewhat better but still not what he was.
Quentin Richardson Last 5 Games
This is an improvement from his season stats:
Notice his minutes are the same on the season that they are for the past 5 games. As we can tell by the shooting percentages he is shooting better but still not back to last years form.
Eastern Conference Standings
- Celtics(35-8)
- Pistons(32-13)-4GB
- Magic(28-18)-8.5GB
- Wizards(24-19)11GB
- Cavs(24-19)-11GB
- Raptors(24-20)11.5GB
- Hawks(18-23)16GB
- Nets(19-26)17GB
- Pacers(19-27)17.5GB
- Bulls(18-26)17.5GB
- Bobcats(18-27)18GB
- Bucks(18-28)18.5GB
- 76ers(17-28)19GB
- Knicks(14-30)21.5GB
- Heat(9-34)26GB
The Official Playoff Race: Knicks are 4.5 games out
Lets compare numbers from the first 3 months of the NBA season.
November(5-11):Opponents Points per game=101.5
93.1ppg,43.4rpg,17apg,42.9fg%,32.2%3P,70.2FT%,6.9s pg,3.2bpg
December(3-11):Opponents Points per game=102.6
94.6ppg,41.3rpg,16.4apg,42.6fg%,33.1%3P,70.7FT%,6. 7spg,1.5bpg
January(6-9):Opponents Points per game=98.7
96.9ppg,40.7rpg,21.4apg,46.1fg%,35.3%3P,74.7FT%,5. 6spg,2.1bpg
Jazz Top 3 Point shooters
- C.J. Miles-43.5%
- Deron Williams-39.4%
- Mehmet Okur-38%
- Jason Hart-37.9%
- Andrei Kirilenko-37.3%
- Kyle Korver-33.3%
*Injury Report=Jason Hart, Jan. 27--Day to day
The Knicks will have their hands full with Deron Williams and the Utah Jazz. He has become one of the best point guards in the NBA after leading his team to the Western Conference Finals last year. Deron is averaging 19 points and 9.5 assists. Hes also avgeraging 3.5 turnovers per game. Utah is not a shot blocking team. When compared to the Knicks they are but when compared to other teams, 4.27bpg only ranks 24th. When it comes to shot blocking, the Knicks are an outlier compared to the rest of the league. Sacramento, the 29th worse shot blocking team averages 3.9bpg. The Knicks who are last average 2.3bpg. Thats a difference of 1.6 which is sad and depressing to Knicks fans who watched them in the 90's and before that.
Utah has a tough bench with players who can come in and make an impact. The Knicks need to be aware of Kyle Korver, Paul Millsap, Matt Harpring, CJ Miles, Jason Hart, and Ronnie Price. Isiah needs to go to his bench if Utahs energy and offense is too much to keep up with. Nate Robinson, David Lee, and Renaldo Balkman are always prepared to bring energy and disrupt the opposing teams continuity.
Throwback HipHop Video of the Day:
Title:You can Never Feel my Pain
That does it for my pregame show. I thank everyone for joining me and remember to tune in tonight to catch the Knicks and the Jazz.
Damn, what a great game thread, too bad the thread ranks don't go up to 10 Stars.
I voted for T-Mac he is a bit over rated, but on top of that he is a ball hog, and he is injury prone X 10.
nice thread there MSG.
Okur may have a field day playing on Curry, he wont play D on him and he is a good shooter and can hit the 3.
yeah i voted for tmac too-cuz the first thing i think about him is injuries.
And great game thread MSG33-this has to be the best one yet.
The knicks played good from what i saw last night (i fell asleep at half) i looked at the box scroe and i know that box scores are a terrible way of judging the knicks play- but i saw they were right in it but then they got outplayed in the 4th quarter-what a suprise.
as for tonight-seeing that they did arite last night-they should be in it for most of it. i mean as long as we keep em from shootin 3's. im thinkin a win tonight. wate- im HOPING a win tonight. we need some momentum.
Damn player-centric usernames straight to hell.
Great thread as always,MSG.I looked at NBA.Com, and I found out that Renaldo Balkman got suspended for 1 game without pay,due to a flagrant elbow he threw at Vujacic last night.I think it's bullsh*t,considering the Lakers whooped our ass anyways, and his elbow didn't effect the game, but that's just my view on it.About the game,I think the Knicks are going to win.The three guys that will have to step it up are Zach Randolph,Jamal Crawford,and Nate Robinson.Nate and Jamal must score at least a combined 30 points, to neutralize Deron Williams.Z-Bo will have to score on Carlos Boozer, cause Boozer will definitely get some points on him.In my opinion,the Knicks should let Jared Jeffries get some playing time.Curry isn't used to guarding centers like Okur on the perimeter, but Jeffries is used to guarding guards,forwards, and even centers.Another interesting fact is that the Knicks go into this game having won 6 of their last 7 meetings against the Jazz.
Last edited by abcd; Jan 30, 2008 at 19:30.
we wont win, Jazz will beat us by over 10 pts. I hope im wrong but that last quarter was crap and the Jazz looked great the other night, all we can hope for is that they have a let down.
Boozer will give Zach the biggest arse rapeing of his life.
Lets hope Nate and Jamal shoot in the high percentages and see what happens.
This Game Is Another Lose, Stephon Marbury Is The Jazz Killer And Without Him, There Is No Way The Knicks Are Coming Out With A Victory. Is It Me Or Am I Smoking Some Good Stuff, Marbury Is The Jazz Killer. My Pops Was Even Saying It, He Said The Knicks Have No Chance Against The Jazz With Steph Out Because He Is The Jazz Killer And I Know Jerry Sloan Is Also Excited He Wouldn't Have To Deal With Marbury.
man **** marbury he sucks nate is gonna do his job today watch
we can win this game...i mean weve beaten jazz b4 i think this will be a game were gonna win...hope im right
wow, 12-2 already
I don't know anyone else on the internet who does better game threads than MSG33, from any sport.


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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Flash Dance
Day 21: Unitards
Rate on the scary scale from 1-10: 4
WARNING (yes, another disclaimer): This is one of those posts that may make you uncomfortable if you don't like reading about boobs. (Or laugh if you are like Hope ;) )
You know those cute little girls that take ballet or dance class and have their pictures and awards hung up? Ya, I was not one of those girls. I could not face the unitard.
Let's just say I've been... blessed in a certain area of my body. Too blessed. Even at a young age. And there's no way someone is squeezing these juggers into a unitard, because the entire time they will be protesting to get out.
Every movement I make, I swear, I'd be terrified that POP! There's a boob!
So when a few of my friends wanted to sign up for dance, I couldn't stop the images of strutting my stuff out on the field when suddenly my boobs fly out in front of the entire school. So dance was not an option of mine.
I mean, gym was bad enough when we had to do jumping jacks.
And guess who's somewhere else today?? Angie over at Live to Write, Edit When Necessary (PS, I love her blog title) interviewed yours truly. Pay me a visit? Thanks friends!
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Oh the joys of having huge knockers lol!ReplyDelete
Maybe I should've watched the dancers practice when I was a teen...ReplyDelete
Wait, did I say that out loud?
So with you on this one.ReplyDelete
So no big popping out story to go with this? I'm disappointed. :)ReplyDelete
I was NOT blessed in this area, but my sister was and while I was running around in a leotard for gymnastics in high school, let's just say she wouldn't have been caught dead in one. Excellent post!ReplyDelete
I hear ya, same blessing was bestowed onto me and oh how I loathed it. Since then, I've learned to tolerate it, but oh how I've longed to wear those strappy dresses and strapless tanks and I will never know the joy of it. :( lol Funny, how everyone on the flipside longs for them isn't it??ReplyDelete
I find it interesting that women (me included) are never satisfied with their bodies. But now living here in Mexico, I believe it's cultural. The women down here LOve their bodies and flaunt them no matter what shape they have. I admire that.ReplyDelete
Knuckle bump Cassie...I've got too many boobs too. Never go strapless, never, ever would I wear a unitard!ReplyDelete
Did you ever see that SNL skit with Beyonce that had Justin Timberlake as one of the background dancers? This Video? I look more like Bobby Moynihan (whom I've met, by the way, before he got the SNL gig; really funny guy).ReplyDelete
So that's why they called it Flashdance??ReplyDelete
Let's just say "thank goodness my hubby's a boob man". I hate bikini's! It looks good and then BAM! side boob. 10 lbs of sugar in a 5 lb bag. So with you on this one. And hello camel-toe. Whoever came up with the unitard was warped!ReplyDelete
Thumbs up from your interview, just read it! *Jumping jacks in gym were bad enough* lol. Yesterday, hubby was asking me if it hurt to do jumping jacks or run or something and I was like, thank you sports bras! Unitards, you suck. Lol.ReplyDelete
Bahaha! This comment reminded me of Niki Manaj's performance on American Idol a couple of weeks ago. If you didn't see it you should seriously google it because that girls boobs were 1 cm from busting out. She might have preferred it that way, though, whereas you could do without the nipples making an appearance:)ReplyDelete
Oh yeah I agree, definately rating up there with fashion disasterReplyDelete
Yet again, you make my day. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I was laughing at the word unitard, then you had to go and throw in the word boob! Almost spit my coffee out :) Thanks for the morning funny!!!!ReplyDelete
Thankfully, I was a nice slim b-cup during my dancing years...now, after having kids, I'm a double-D and just walking causes lots of bounciness. Oh, joy.ReplyDelete
Oh Cassie, I can totally relate. I went ahead and danced anyway (I was on cheer) and seriously I wore like three bras at a time, especially during performances.ReplyDelete
Luckily I never had any "pop-outs" thank goodness, but there were some close calls.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha :D I did dance as child and teenager. Maybe it worked for me becasue I'm so small ;)ReplyDelete
*sigh* I wish I suffered the same curse.ReplyDelete
I'm right there with you. Big boobs are a PITA. One size fits all really only works if you're a c cup or less.ReplyDelete
bahaha! You have no idea how many girls would be jealous of you! I would be one of them. High school is a terrible time not to have boobs... unless you want to be in a unitard! lol. Luckily, I never got in one anyway. Then everyone would notice my awesome boyish figure!ReplyDelete
FYI - your interview with Angie is freaking hilarious! You've done it again!!!
don't you girls have athletic bras for such things? :)ReplyDelete
Gotta say, the unitards are not the thing preventing me from dancing. That would be the, er, the coordination thing. I have perfectly average, lovely boobs, and after reading all the other comments here, I'm awfully thankful for them. :-)ReplyDelete
I was a dancer when from the time I was in elementary school until the college, but that was before I got SO busty. Now I have a hard time squeezing into a swim suit. TMI?ReplyDelete
I was a dancer for years (shh, don't tell anyone, it'll ruin my tom-boy image), and I gotta say the thing I hated most were those stupid unitards. Ugh.ReplyDelete
I had (have) a lower problem. Too many hips.ReplyDelete
We really need a bullet point list of these fears. LOL. I don't know what it feels like to be that blessed unless you count prego boobs and the few months after. Which they were hard to contain.ReplyDelete
I know how you feel, even a tiny lil v neck is too much, it doesn't help that I'm really slim. Good for getting free drinks in my younger days though hehe! :)ReplyDelete
I hold my girls in place when I do jumping jacks. None of that arm flailing crap for me! ;)ReplyDelete
even as a little girl!?!?! poor thing!ReplyDelete
No one likes a bragger, missy! LOL just kidding. I'm jealous!ReplyDelete
I was in ballet at a young age. I didn't like to wear those stupid things and don't get me started on the tights that go on underneath. WTH?
Hahaha, that's funny because I seem to have that problem still (and I'm way past school age)ReplyDelete
Kyra: It did get me a discount on tires once!ReplyDelete
Suzi: I've only popped out once, and it wasn't a unitard. :)
PK: I'm alright with the extra boobage, just as long as it doesn't fall past my knees.
Darci: I used to wear a bra with a sports bra over it. I can't remember the logic I had behind this.
Carrie: I would knock myself out if I did jumping jacks nowadays.
Jackie: LOL! I wonder if it was to prevent wedgies.
Marta: Yup, it's bad when you can do a raspberry on your own boob.
I had boobs at an early age too. I did a little ballet too. My issue was that I had to wear my school shoes because my parents couldn't afford ballet shoes. Then I had to stop all together because they couldn't afford both ballet and extra lessons. Sigh. I only did ballet for a little while but I loved it. My pudgy butt moved on that stage.ReplyDelete


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I made it through without fainting. The evaluation lasted an hour plus I had to wait for 30 minutes. I was worried about what would happen and it feels like a victory that I made it through. It also felt good to be involved in something other than researching how I can get better. I've always been very physically active-I did a triathlon, trained for marathons (though I never ran one), worked out at the gym 5x per week. When I was young I was outdoors all the time so it felt good to be doing something. I had an awkward moment when the physical therapist asked me if I had any illnesses. Now that's a tricky one.
I have so much compassion for people who struggle with chronic illnesses. I didn't want to admit to him that I was sick. I mentioned something about getting tested for various viruses. But then he thought I had HIV so I had to correct him and get more specific. He had a confused look on his face and rightly so-I was unclear. I eventually ended up saying I haven't been diagnosed with anything but that I might have Epstein Barr or something like that. The other challenging thing for me is that with my brain not functioning correctly I could not figure out how to copy his movements when he tried to explain and show me how to do the shoulder stretches. Luckily he was patient but he did have to actually grab my hands and arms and position them correctly. It was quite a different experience than when I had physical therapy for my back and foot.
Unfortunately he mentioned that I might have to have surgery. As we were going through the evaluation he said wow something is totally wrong! I thought to myself those have become fighting words with me so be careful! He said I might have a bad rotator cuff tear which is what I've been afraid of. I'm determined to avoid surgery. I'll do the physical therapy exercises twice a day. I just hope I remember how to do them. I have instructions with pictures but like I said my brain isn't all there.
I stopped the Minocycline today for two reasons. One is that it's having some weird mood effects on me. Yesterday the Golden Gate Bridge was looking pretty good. It's indescribable what happens. It's a weird, awful depression that isn't really depression but worse. I did some research and because the pathogen has affected my brain, the mood is part of the herx. The good news is that the Minocycline is doing something. It's like that saying the good news is the treatment worked, the bad news is the patient died. I also got my Igenex kit to be tested for Lyme Disease. I contacted the lab who told me I need to be off antibiotics for 1 week so I'll get a break. Then next Tuesday I'll talk to my doctor. I'll restart the Minocycline after the test. I'd like to tough if out if possible because it works on a lot of pathogens.
I had a glass of water with fresh squeezed lemon in it. It was delicious. I can't believe how different fresh lemons are than the ones bought in a store. I also have a bag of books to enter into my store.
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Monday, June 9, 2008
Physical Therapy
Posted by me/cfs warrior at 5:43 PM
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- wen said...
good luck with the shoulder (and all the other stuff)! e-me if you want to chat about chiro stuff for your shoulder; my wife (!)--yep we were one of the first same-sex marriages in CA--is a chiro and has helped me out a bunch with a shoulder that is so painful it used to wake me up at night etc. anyway--feel free to e-mail wen (dot) qbabe (at) gmail (dot) com.
- June 20, 2008 at 10:37 AM
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The RSBS Podcast, Episode 7: Zambrano's "Elf"-lessness… and Other Stuff
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Look out, y'all! The Prince of New York (aka Paul Lebowitz) is back! Joining forces with Jeff and Johanna, the best writer you've never heard of exercises his unfettered angst and admits to whom he'd like to strangle to death. Lots of heads roll as the guys discuss Carlos Zambrano's temper, Vicente Padilla's flopsweat, Mark Prior's overgrown calves, the Lou Piniella Mailbag and much, much more… all to bring smileys to your faceys!
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I just listened. It's hysterical!!!
Ollie? Piano wire? YES! If I was an Elf I'd stay away from ChiTown. I'm sure if Capt. Kirk and Yoda ever met at the cantina they'd find something to do. I wouldn't trust Bronson Arroyo to mail a letter. I'm going to have to come up with a good question for Sweet Lou for one of these podcasts. Pimping aint easy!
Agreed and agreed, fellas. Pimpin' AIN'T easy!
That piano wire line was priceless. And it was said with such deadpan, as if anyone in their right mind would strangle Perez with piano wire. LOL.
Hehe… exactly, Jane. Who has piano wire anyway? Haha.
You guys are hilarious! Mafia guys use piano wires! I know that from The Godfather video game, lol.
Zambrano trying to kill his teammates…my God. I can't believe how much is still left on his contract! "The Cubs are eeeaaaaahhhh." LOL.
I have to listen to this when I have self time, no interuptions, later today I'm thinking, before we have to endure Padilla,
Virginia — Imagine having to pay that guy. Jeesh.
Peter — You better, or else… piano wire, buddy!
So I finally listened to this yesterday afternoon, too funny, but I have to say my estimation of the Paul's insight value went down with the Becket selection… WTF was he thinking or is thinking…
Peter — To hear him tell it, it makes sense, hard as it is to believe at first. I get it.
Paul AND Johanna are wrong – Cliff Lee is da MAN!
Who just coughed "BIAS!"??
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Describing any of the intricate twists that wind through "Accomplice" would be saying too much. Even listing the actors and the parts they play risks revealing more than is prudent. It's all described neatly by one character late in the play: "What a propped-up world is the theatrical thriller."
Raconteur Theatre props up Rupert Holmes's 1990 comedy in a production that's almost as sloppy as the countless Scotch and sodas that splash down the sink standing prominently onstage. That sloppiness might matter less if "Accomplice" was not as convoluted as Holmes and as drawn out as director Mary-Aileen St. Cyr have made it.
Holmes, best known for that notorious 1979 song "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" and for the Dickens musical "Drood," supplied plenty of wordplay and cultural references that had more currency two decades ago. But too many of them seem to go right past the cast, let alone the listeners.
Without giving too much away, let's cut the actors a bit of slack, seeing how each one has to carry layer upon layer of deception. Or to badly paraphrase actress Lorelei Moore late in Act Two, there are so many veneers on these parts that it's no wonder they have trouble getting to the real wood. The one-named actress Parker and actors Charles Barr and Stephen Woosley round out the cast.
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I have a pair of Capitals tickets for the game being played on Sunday, March 11 against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Verizon Center that I cannot do prior to my commitment to baseball (member of D3 baseball, more on that some other time). The tickets retail for $140 for the pair, but they're yours at no cost in this fun little contest.
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I guess I'll fill out a random comment. Please enter me for the Caps tickets!
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It was a minor trade for both teams with the Kings reportedly set to waive both players to get under the luxury tax. Acy is nothing special, smallish if you play him at the 4 and not a skilled SF, yeah he might be a high energy guy but he has to be to make up for what he lacks. Used to think Outlaw was a stud when he was in Portland but like you say he's been a bum the last few years but he has more potential to be Melo's backup at SF than Acy imo.
I think the Knicks did the deal to balance the roster getting 2 guys to possibly back up Melo rather than depending on Cleanthony alone to be Melo's backup. There were rumors that the Knicks were willing to give up Prigoni to get rid of Ellington which made no sense and I'm glad it didn't happen.


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Ohio Northern University's Yeh finishes in top five at Miss America pageant
Ohio Northern University's Rebecca Yeh, a third-year pharmacy student from Nisswa, Minn., finished as fourth runner-up in the 2014 Miss America pageant Sunday night in Atlantic City, N.J.
This marks the second consecutive year that ONU has had one of its students represented at the Miss America pageant. Elissa McCracken competed in last year's competition as Miss Ohio.
ONU President Daniel A. DiBiasio said, "Ohio Northern congratulates Rebecca's top five finish at the Miss America pageant. The ONU community is extremely supportive and very proud of what she has accomplished."
Earlier in the week, Yeh took top honors in the pageant's talent competition with a performance on the violin and was awarded a $2,000 scholarship. She has been a self-employed violin instructor since the age of 13 and performs regularly as a soloist, as a member of a string trio, and occasionally as part of a string quartet.
Yeh was crowned Miss Minnesota 2013 after representing the Detroit Lakes, Minn., area as Miss Northwest at the Eden Prairie High School Performing Arts Center on June 15.
Yeh recently completed her second-year year at ONU, where she is preparing for a career as a clinical pharmacist. Accepted into the highly selective doctorate of pharmacy program, and appearing on the Dean's List for the past two semesters, she is a "triple-A" scholarship recipient (academics, arts and athletics) and an accomplished violinist.
Yeh's service platform is titled "A Voice for Autism," which was inspired by her 22-year-old brother, Phil, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of 4. As Miss Minnesota 2013, Yeh speaks and educates people about early detection and public awareness of this disorder, which affects 1.5 million individuals. She also is the official spokesperson for Children's Miracle Network and the work they do in Minnesota.


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Did you know?
Ann van Dyk discovered that cheetah females like to choose their males - a breakthrough in captive breeding.
In the last few decades the De Wildt Cheetah Sanctuary near Pretoria has played a crucial role in the survival of the magnificent cheetah and it remains a crucial centre for breeding African animals that are on the brink of extinction. You can visit this wildlife enclave, now renamed the Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre, in the foothills of the Magaliesberg Mountains in the North West province.
The centre was opened in 1971 by founder Ann van Dyk who volunteered her parents' chicken farm when the National Zoological Gardens of South Africa ran out of space to continue their captive breeding programmes. It is now a world-renowned research centre and well worth a tour.
To its credit this cheetah sanctuary has managed to breed about 600 cheetahs since the inception of the programme, when the total wild population in South Africa was estimated at only 700.
The Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre has also decisively proven that these captive bred cats can fend for themselves in the African bush. The landmark success came in 1986, when the cheetah was removed from the endangered species list of the South African Red Data Book for Terrestrial Mammals.
Besides cheetah rehabilitation, the centre has also successfully bred African wild dog, brown hyena and Cape vulture. Particular highlights include the breeding and release of captive-born, highly endangered African wild dogs into their natural habitat, the breeding of the ultra rare riverine rabbit for donation to the Karoo National Park and the breeding of Suni antelope for the Kruger National Park.
The Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre is a non-profit institute. It is financed partially by sponsors and partially by donations and income from tourism. In 1988 Ann van Dyk received the gold medal award of the South African Nature Foundation for her work and she continues to run the centre as director.
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The Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre is an hour's drive from Johannesburg and 45 minutes from Pretoria off the R513 about 15 minutes from Hartbeespoort Dam.
Best time to visit
De Wildt can be visited throughout the year.
Around the area
Just around the corner is Hartbeespoort Dam, a popular weekend destination for water sports.
What will it cost
Prices range from R270 for adults and R135 for children under 12 for the daily three-hour tours.To watch the cheetahs run and go on tour costs R380 per adult and R190 for children under 12. A family tour costs R180 for adults, R90 for children.
What's happening
Next door to the Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre is the Margaret Roberts Herbal Centre, well worth visiting for natural remedies and healthy meals.


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December 6, 2013 —
A family that lives across the street from the Hancock Compressor Station, which has been under construction on Hungry Hill Road in the Town of Hancock, was evacuated late in the evening on December 5th, and were warned that the crew working on constructing the station had encountered a problem.
Jessica Kenyon, who lives at the residence with her family, said that at about 9:30 a Millennium Pipeline project manager and one of the workers knocked on her door and said they had they were going to have to perform an "emergency blowout," and that was going to be loud, 100 decibels or louder, and that was a concern.
She said also, "you don't know what else could happen," She said that if they wanted to leave the house before that happened they would have to leave be 10:00 p.m., and the event would last several hours. Kenyon has two children, aged four and thirteen and decided to leave. She said a representative called at about 4:30 a.m. and told the family they could return home.
Kenyon said it has "been a stressful year". She said she has raised her concerns at town board meetings and meetings of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and has still has serious concerns about the safety of the project. She said, "They haven't even built the building yet and they are already having this kind of trouble."
Steve Sullivan, a spokesman for the Millennium Pipeline Company, confirmed Kenyon's account. He said workers were installing a piece of equipment used for connecting the compressor station to the main pipeline and "they experienced a problem."
He said they realized they had to reduce the pressure on the main line which involves releasing the gas from the line, and prior to that they notified the family that they had could evacuate or remain inside the house while the work was performed. Sullivan said on the morning of December 6 crews were working to restore the line to full operation.
The location has a history of tension between the pipeline company and residents. As a press release from Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy pointed out, "The Hancock Compressor Station is being built in the midst of a vacation community on land Millennium acquired after it destroyed the septic system, contaminated the water well, and caused structural damage to a house on the site during its pipeline expansion in 2007 and 2008."
Press Release from Catskill Citizens for Safe Energy:
Fremont Center ~ At approximately 9:30 at night on Thursday December 5, a family on Hungry Hill Road in the Town of Hancock, Delaware County evacuated their home after a Millennium Pipeline Company employee knocked on their door and advised them to either leave the area within ten minutes or stay inside while the company vented natural gas into the atmosphere. The spokesperson said the process would be very noisy and last several hours. The family lives near the site where Millennium is constructing a new compressor station.
The Hancock Compressor Station is being built in the midst of a vacation community on land Millennium acquired after it destroyed the septic system, contaminated the water well, and caused structural damage to a house on the site during its pipeline expansion in 2007 and 2008.
Safety concerns, air contamination, noise, and impact on property values were among the objections sited by area residents who spoke out against the project before it was granted a license by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). At an August 2, 2012 hearing, residents pointed out that the compressor station is being built on a narrow, winding road that has only one means of egress in the winter. In emergencies, residents said, Millennium would be forced to rely on the Long Eddy Volunteer Fire Department in Sullivan County, which has only seven active members and lacks a foam truck like the one that had been used to put out a compressor station fire in the Broome County Town of Windsor earlier that summer.
Another resident pointed out that the compressor station would release huge volumes of contaminants into the atmosphere, including formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, particulate matter, and cancer-causing volatile organic compounds. The methane released into the atmosphere by Millennium on Thursday night is a powerful greenhouse gas.
According to Millennium spokesperson Mike Armiak, the incident occurred after there was a problem with equipment being used to make a connection to the pipeline. Cora Edwards, Chair of the Sullivan County Public Safety Committee said, "We take these incidents very seriously given the compressor station's proximity to our county and to the Delaware River."
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Representing: CRC
Gender: Male
Athlete Year of Birth: 1984
Athlete Place of Birth: Costa Rica
Athlete Weight: 65 kg
Athlete Height: 179 cm
Website: http://www.crcendurance.com
WTS Ranking: 55 644pts
ITU Points List:: 86 1270.97pts
Athlete Biography
I began triathlon when I was 11 years old, because I saw my father doing the most important triathlon in Costa Rica. My family have had the biggest influence on my sporting career.
I currently train in Cartago, and in an average training week I swim six hours, bike nine, and run five. My personal best swim time (1500m) is 17:53, bike (40km) 55 min, run (10km) 31:10. I am currently coaching the Liberian triathlon team: 35 kids and 10 adults.
My favorite ITU race is the Mooloolaba World Cup. It's a great place to compete! My triathlon goals are to be ranked in the top ten triathletes in the world, and have a podium finish in an Olympic Games.
Outside of triathlon, I spend my time studying and working with my father.
Athlete Sponsors: BANSOL
Athlete Language: Spanish
Athlete Tri Entry Year: 1995
Athlete Education: Bachelor degree, Business Administration
Athlete Proudest Moment: Placing 14th in the 2009 Des Moines World Cup
Athlete Coach: Roberto Solano


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In response to concerns raised around the behavior of the new GroupWise web interface when used with some devices, ITS is making the older "classic" interface available. There are two ways to access the classic interface:
- Use your browser to connect to http://gw.wlu.ca as usual. The web server will direct you to either the new or classic interface, based on the type of the device you are using. If you are using an iPad, iPhone, PlayBook or Android device you will be directed to the classic interface. Otherwise, you will be directed to the new interface.
- Or, use your browser to connect to http://gwclassic.wlu.ca for a direct connection to the classic interface.
This change will be done on the morning of Wednesday, November 14 2012. It may take a few hours before off-campus users will see the new behaviour.
If you have bookmarked the URL, you should delete the bookmark, and add it again once you have successfully connected.
If you are using Internet Explorer 9, you will most likely need to turn on "compatibility mode". This is done by clicking the small "broken page" icon that will appear near the URL in the address bar.
This step is only needed if you experience problems displaying the message list or messages. For more details, please visit https://www.wlu.ca/page.php?grp_id=2032&p=20503&pv=1
Please direct comments or questions to the Employee Service Desk at extension 4357.
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Today's focus: "Ms. D"
Household members: 4
Children: 3
Special circumstances: "Ms. D" is a single mother who doesn't make enough money to provide gifts for her children at Christmas.
Her holiday hopes: For her child to have presents on Christmas.
Clothing needs: Boys shirt size medium. Boys pants size 6. Boys shoe size 13. Girls shirt sizes large and small. Girls pants sizes 10 and 8. Boys shoe size 3 and 2.
Toys list: Spiderman toys, Barbie doll, make-up and a purse.
The Empty Stocking Fund is a joint effort of the Salvation Army and Freedom New Mexico. Recipients receive gifts and clothes for their children and some may receive baskets of food with green beans, stuffing, mashed potatoes and a meat voucher from a local grocery store. Larger families may receive donated turkeys instead of the voucher. The food baskets will also go to seniors on fixed incomes.
Who's helped: Around 600 families who've asked the Salvation Army to help make Christmas special.
Donations: Can be dropped off at the CNJ, 521 Pile St., or mailed to the CNJ, P.O. Box 1689, Clovis, NM 88101. Envelopes should be clearly marked "Empty Stocking Fund."
Contributions will be forwarded to the Salvation Army office, 317 E. Second St., or gifts may be purchased for specific children by choosing an Angel tag off trees located at North Plains Mall and Wal-Mart in Clovis.
If you would like to help "Ms. D," call Capt. Tammy Ray at the Salvation Army at 762-3801.


text: Hi recently took my son to his 2 week check up. The Dr. discovered that he has failed to gain any weight. He was born at 8.3 and left the hospital at 7.10which is where he is now..still. I've had problems with getting him to latch on and now he doesn't seem interested in eating at all. He would sleep for hours if he wasn't woken up to eat. I have to return to finish my last semester of college in a few days and so I bought a breastpump to help. However, I can't get any milk to come out. I really don't want to give him formula but I don't know what else to do. The Dr. put us on a fixed feeding schedule and we have another appt in a week. Nothing seems to be working. I can't get him to eat for the 10 min on each side and when I pump I usually can't get more than 1 oz from each side at a time. I'm getting very discouraged and need help.


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Mark Twain portrayal planned at Snowshoe
American author and humorist Mark Twain will be portrayed by Doug Riley of Tunnelton at 3 p.m. May 19 at the Linwood Community Library at Snowshoe.
The presentation is possible through the History Alive! program of the West Virginia Humanities Council. This event is free and open to the public.
The pen name for Samuel Clemens, Mark Twain is celebrated today as one of America's great authors and humorists. As the young country rapidly grew into an international and industrial power throughout the second half of the 19th century, Twain shared his observations through his writing and speeches. His best known novels are "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," but his body of work includes nonfiction, magazine articles, monographs and commentaries that provide interesting insight into American history.
Twain is one of the many available character presentations offered through the West Virginia Humanities Council's History Alive! program as a means of exploring history by interacting with noteworthy historical figures. These programs provide audiences with the opportunity to question those who shaped history.
This program is available to interested nonprofit groups such as libraries, museums, and historical societies. For more information call The West Virginia Humanities Council at 304-346-8500 or visit the website www.wvhumanities.org
The Linwood Community Library is located at the junction of Rt. 66 and Snowshoe Drive. Please call 304-572-BOOK (2665) for more information or directions.


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Getting Started: The Gift of Art SuppliesTuesday, May 25th, 2010
In the attempt to get all of my personal belongings together before I leave next week (next week!!!!) I've neglected buying art supplies up until tonight. I went a little bit crazy at the craft store– I had so much fun throwing all kinds of brightly colored craft materials into a huge shopping cart. I felt like I was on one of those game shows where the person with the most items after 2 minutes in their cart wins a brand new Lexus and 10 day vacation to the Bahamas, or something. Adding to the madness was my decision to drag my dad out to AC Moore 10 minutes before closing time… anyway it all worked out in the end and our dining room table is now glistening with a primary-colored array of brushes, paints, crayons and markers. In buying materials I tried to weigh quantity, durability and variety of materials I will be using this summer with the kids. Of course part of the selection process was simply submitting to a childlike whim to grab shiny/sparkly/glittery objects in the hopes that maybe I wouldn't (hopefully) be the only one fascinated by them.
At the book store I picked out a of couple educational books on arts & crafts projects for kids. It's SO difficult for me to only pick out one or two books when I want these kids to have so much. Also I want the contributions people have made to go as far as possible in this project, and that is one reason why I have felt so guilty providing for my own material needs. While I understand that my own health/well being is important, I feel like any money I do spend on myself could be going toward one more crayon, marker, pencil that would not be there otherwise.
It is striking how difficult it has been for me to find a supplier of children's art books, either online or in stores in the U.S. Maybe I just don't know where to look, but it seems like there is an educational gap in the resources available to spanish-speaking parents for their children in this country. It just seems wrong that a parent can't provide for their kids in the ways that native English speaking parents can in this country. I suppose this is the same as with anywhere, but it just seems so wrong considering that a mile away I am in a shopping center where you only hear Spanish, where the cars play reggaeton and the taste of arroz con pollo lingers on the lips of young children. Luckily, after much searching I came across a website with a list of the best art books for kids in Spanish, a few of which I was able to find online at Amazon. I'm REALLY excited to read all these new materials and start planning, though I think the best part about this project in many ways is how little I know what to expect or how to predict what this adventure will bring for me. At this point it all still seems overwhelmingly surreal.
Thank you SO MUCH to contributors of this project who have enabled me to purchase these arts supplies: there is much more to come, but this is the first step toward bringing art to the children in Achuapa. It could not have been done without you!


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Kleefisch raises $540,000 ahead of recall
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- A campaign-finance report says Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch has raised $540,000 ahead of the June recall election.
Her campaign said Monday she has over $424,000 on hand.
Kleefisch and Gov. Scott Walker are facing recall elections sparked by Walker's law that eliminated collective-bargaining rights for most public employees.
Two Democrats are competing for the right to face Kleefisch in the June 5 election. They are Madison firefighter Mahlon Mitchell and Milwaukee private detective Ira Robins. Fake Democrat Isaac Weix is also on the ballot.
They have until midnight Monday to submit their own campaign-finance reports.
The state Democratic Party has endorsed Mitchell. In response, Robins wrote a letter of complaint to the Democratic National Committee saying he wasn't given the chance to present his case before the endorsement decision.
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Two weeks and counting.
Whitney Houston died on February 11, 2012. Her death was caused by choices she made on her own.
President Barack Obama reacted within two days
WASHINGTON — The White House says President Barack Obama's thoughts and prayers are with Whitney Houston's family, especially her daughter.
Press secretary Jay Carney says it's hard not to be an admirer of the singer's "immense talent." And, he says it's a tragedy to lose somebody so talented at such a young age.
Carney said he wasn't sure if Obama and Houston ever had met.
The 48-year-old singer died Saturday.
He had thoughts and prayers for the Houston family.
So far he's had no thoughts and prayers for the Kyle family. Chris Kyle died on February 2 trying to help a fellow vet.
ARLINGTON, Tex. — Military leaders, law enforcement officials and thousands of others gathered at Cowboys Stadium here on Monday to remember Chris Kyle, the retired Navy SEAL sniper and author who was killed with another man, investigators say, by a troubled veteran he was trying to help.
In a tribute filled with prayers, eulogies and country tunes sung by Randy Travis, friends and fellow SEAL members remembered Mr. Kyle, 38, as the military's deadliest sniper, a Navy man who hated the water and a devoted father who walked away from his military career to spend more time with his wife and two children, ages 8 and 6.
"God knew it would take the toughest and softest-hearted man on earth to get a hardheaded, cynical, hard-loving woman like me to see what God needed me to see, and he chose you for the job," Mr. Kyle's wife, Taya Kyle, told the audience. "He chose well."
On Feb. 2, Mr. Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield took the veteran, Eddie Ray Routh, 25, to a remote shooting range in Erath County. According to the authorities, Mr. Routh turned his weapon on the two men, shooting and killing them before fleeing in Mr. Kyle's truck.
Investigators believe that Mr. Kyle, an expert marksman who survived four tours of duty in Iraq and became known for spotting enemy targets at extraordinary distances, was gunned down at point-blank range by a mentally ill young man he had tried to befriend and help, as he had many other veterans struggling to adjust to life at home.
Not a word from Leon Panetta
Not a word from Joint Chief Dempsey
Not as of February 12 and not as of today.
Whitney Houston self-destructed and her family got Obama's thoughts and prayers. Chris Kyle was an American hero who died while helping others and Obama doesn't even know his name.
That's screwed up.
Chris Kyle wasn't Hollywood enough for Obama, but Kyle was remembered by those who really matter.


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CERVANTES II comfortable apartment center 5 people
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The location of the apartment Cervantes I also provide an easy and close access to the historic center of the city, a distance of about 5 minutes walk, across the Plaza de San Agustin and Colon, the main street of shops and businesses. Similarly you to the City of Arts and Sciences in 15 minutes by public transportation. The apartment is 10 minutes walk from the train stations, Station Nord and Joaquin Sorolla.
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A really nice property but ultimately disappointing. A completely refurbished fisherman cottage. Two of us stayed there for 9 nights and was the most expensive we have ever spent and didn't think overall it offered great value for money. Was originally superbly refurbished but doesn't seem to have been maintained since then.
The photos do reflect the property and there is plenty of space, especially for two and should be sufficient for 4 but there are limitations. One sofa for three in a line but needs more. Lots of towels so no issue there. Plus a bathroom and a separate toilets. The kitchen has plenty of crockery, cutlery etc so no issues here. Also the air con worked well but we only used it at night.
Biggest issues are complete lack of any basic condiments and things to cook with except for some salt and sugar, if would are staying for the amount of time we did then helpful to have these. Also a lack of cleansing materials. The advert said Internet access which was essential. They provided us with a 4G wireless router, which didn't work well. I was getting better data rates through my iphone which is only 3G, even have data rate tests to prove it!
The biggest issue was that the address on the advert was number 26, it transpired that it was 266. May not sound much but had we know we would not have booked it. It is a further 15/20 mins walk from where we expected it to be and in a completely different location.
Word of warming: if you have any sort mobility issues, infirm or have young children do not book it. Access into the property is via a very narrow set of steps which are steep and potentially dangerous. No child gates and getting up and down with cases was really tricky.
Fine and comfortable lodging. A spacious apartment in a neat apartment building. The location is excellent. Between the old town and beach. The metro is 10 minutes walk away, but if you like walking both destinations are also well on foot. The supermarket is around the corner. On Friday and Saturday night there are between the apartment buildings, many tapas bars where you can eat. It's pretty busy then.
Prima en comfortabele verblijfplaats. Ruim bemeten appartement in een net appartementencomplex. De ligging is uitstekend. Tussen oude stad en strand in. De metro ligt op 10 minuten afstand lopen, maar als je van wandelen houdt zijn beide bestemmingen ook goed te voet bereikbaar. De supermarkt ligt om de hoek. Op vrijdag- en zaterdag avond zijn er tussen de appartementsgebouwen veel barretjes waar je tapas kunt eten. Het is er dan gezellig druk.
A few days before departure we got the message that there were problems in the apartment next to Plaza Reina. We received a replacement apartment offered. We were sorry that we could not in the apartment of our choice. Wimdu has finally solved everything fine. The other apartment was great. Calle del mar 44. Brand new with all the trimmings! We had five wonderful days!
Enkele dagen voor vertrek kregen we het bericht dat er problemen waren in het appartement naast Plaza Reina. We hebben een vervangend appartement aangeboden gekregen. We vonden het jammer dat we niet in het appartement van onze keuze konden. Uiteindelijk heeft wimdu alles prima opgelost. Het andere appartement was geweldig. Calle del mar 44. Gloednieuw met alles erop en eraan! We hebben 5 heerlijke dagen gehad!
very nice place, good location, nice rooftop terrace too
one minor point: a bad smell in the appartment: best to sleep with the windows open (and earplugs!)
Ideal area for young and party. Nice and comfortable, clean and well equipped. Not suitable for children: many stairs, street noise. Missing size sofa bed linens. Host arrived half an hour late without parking area, but very nice and attentive.
Ideal la zona para jóvenes y fiesta. Bonito y cómodo, limpio y muy bien equipado. No ideal para niños: muchas escaleras, ruido en la calle. Faltan sábanas tamaño sofá-cama. Anfitrión llegó media hora tarde en zona sin parking, pero muy agradable y atenta.
We really enjoyed our stay at this apartment. The apartment was nice and very clean, and we especially enjoyed the terrace on the top floor. The view was just amazing! The hosts were nice as well and we'd definitely recommend the apartment to others!
It is a beautiful, well maintained apartment in the old town of Valencia. We had beautiful days there. Marga
Het is een prachtig, goed onderhouden appartement in de oude binnenstad van Valencia. We hebben mooie dagen daar gehad.
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Your Path to Transplant: A Randomized Control Trial of A Tailored Computer Education Intervention for Living Donor Kidney Transplant
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Because of the deceased donor organ shortage, more kidney patients are considering whether to receive kidneys from family and friends, a process called living donor kidney transplantation (LDKT). Although Blacks are 3.4 times more likely to develop end stage renal disease, they are less likely to receive LDKTs. To address this disparity, this randomized controlled trial will assess whether Black and White transplant patients' knowledge and receipt of LDKTs can be increased when they receive access to the Your Path to Transplant computerized Expert System (YPT). This trial will also examine how other known patient, family, and healthcare system barriers to LDKT impact YPT's effectiveness.
Nine hundred (900) Black,White and Hispanic ESRD patients presenting for transplant medical evaluation at University of California-Los Angeles Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program (UCLA-KPTP) in Los Angeles, California will be stratified by race and randomly assigned to one of two education conditions (YPT vs. Usual Care Education). As they undergo transplant evaluation, patients in the YPT condition will receive individually-tailored feedback reports, coaching, and socioeconomic resource guidance associated with reducing barriers to access to LDKT. Control patients will receive usual care transplant education provided by UCLA-KPTP. Changes in knowledge, readiness to pursue LDKT, pros/cons to LDKT, and self-efficacy will be assessed at four time points: prior to presenting at the transplant center (baseline), during transplant evaluation (approximately 2 months post-baseline), and 4- and 8-months post-baseline. Completion of transplant evaluation and receipt of LDKTs will be assessed 18-months post-baseline.
At the conclusion of the study, we will have developed an innovative and cost-effective YPT Computerized Expert System that could be utilized to tailor LDKT discussion and education in different medical settings based on the needs of individual patients of different races.
End Stage Renal Disease
Behavioral: Expert System Coaching
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Health Services Research
|Official Title:
|Computer Tailored Education Program to Reduce Disparities in Living Donor Kidney Transplant
- Patient LDKT Attitude & Decision-Making Measure: Demographics and Personality Variables [ Time Frame: Baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Demographic information for patients will be collected via survey questions that assess the patient's age, gender, ethnicity distance from the transplant center, type of health insurance received, and education and income levels.
- Patient LDKT Attitude & Decision Making Measure: Transplant Knowledge [ Time Frame: up to 8 months post-Baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Patients will be asked 11 true/false and 8 multiple choice questions to determine their level of knowledge regarding basic facts, advantages, risks and outcomes of DDKT and LDKT (e.g., Patients older than 80 years can receive transplants (true); Compared to transplants from donors who have died, how long do transplants from living donors last?)
- Patient LDKT Attitude & Decision Making Measure: LDKT Readiness and Offers [ Time Frame: up to 8 months post-Baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Patients will report whether they are either "not considering getting a living donor transplant in the next six months" (Precontemplation), "considering taking actions to get a living donor transplant in the next six months" (Contemplation), "preparing to take actions to get a living donor transplant in the next 30 days" (Preparation), or "taking actions to get a living donor transplant" (Action). Patients will also be asked if they have family members and friends who might consider being living donors (yes/no) and how many living donors have offered to be evaluated, undergone evaluation, been ruled out, or matched them
- Patient LDKT Attitude & Decision Making Measure:Decisional Balance [ Time Frame: Baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]A Decisional Balance measure provides information about the relative importance an individual places on possible LDKT positive and negative outcomes (e.g., "The surgery would be too painful or stressful for the donor"; "Most living donors say they are very glad they donated and would do it again"). Patients will be asked to rate the importance of each statement on a 5-point scale ranging from, (1) "Not important" to (5) "Extremely important."
- Patient LDKT Attitude & Decision Making Measure:Self-Efficacy [ Time Frame: Baseline ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]The Self-Efficacy scale measures the confidence an individual has in his or her ability to pursue an LDKT in a wide variety of challenging situations (e.g., "If Your friends and family were unsupportive of you getting a transplant") on a scale from (1) "Not at all confident" to (5) "Completely confident."
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|Study Start Date:
|May 2014
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2016
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2016 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Expert System Coaching
Patients in the intervention group will receive coaching based off the answers provided in the computer-based Expert System that is designed to track their readiness level to pursue a living donor kidney transplant
Behavioral: Expert System Coaching
Patients will receive coaching and feedback over the phone and stag-appropriate educational materials (i.e. paphlets, brochures, personalized feedback report) based on their answers to the survey questions and where they are in their kidney transplant evaluation process.
No Intervention: Control
Patients in the control group will only receive the standard of care education that is offered at the UCLA Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Center which consists of a powerpoint presentation on their Evaluation Day appointment.
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Self-identify as Black, White, or Hispanic
- Must not have been deemed kidney transplant ineligible by UCLA Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program
- Cannot be listed at another transplant center
- Can read English
Exclusion Criteria:
- Does not self-identify as Black, White, or Hispanic
- Deemed ineligible to receive a kidney transplant by UCLA Kidney and Transplant Program
- Listed at another transplant center
- Cannot read English
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT02181114
|Contact: Crystal S Anderson, MPH
|Contact: John D Peipert, MA, MSW
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|UCLA Division of Nephrology
|Los Angeles, California, United States, 90024
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|Principal Investigator: Amy D Waterman, PhD
|United States, Rhode Island
|University of Rhode Island
|Kingston, Rhode Island, United States, 02881
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|Amy D Waterman, PhD
|University of California, Los Angeles
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|Study First Received:
|June 27, 2014
|Last Updated:
|August 11, 2016
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Keywords provided by University of California, Los Angeles:
Educational Materials
Expert System
Living Donor Kidney Transplant
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Kidney Failure, Chronic
Renal Insufficiency, Chronic
Renal Insufficiency
Kidney Diseases
Urologic Diseases
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Ten centimeters may not seem like much, but to Michael Foster, an assistant researcher at the UH Manoa School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, it meant a foray into groundbreaking research on the measurement of tsunami waves in the open ocean.
When an 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck Maule, Chile in February of 2010, Foster and his colleagues measured the subsequent tsunami wave by using a geodetic GPS device on board the UH research vessel Kilo Moana, which was 370 miles west of Oahu on its way to Guam.
"So, we were able to show that for a ship in the open ocean, we can detect even a very small, ten centimeter high tsunami," said Foster.
Foster believes the deployment of advanced GPS devices on board cargo ships could provide more accurate tsunami data in the aftermath of powerful earthquakes.
"There's this vast number of potential platforms to install these GPS systems that are continuously going around the globe," explains Foster, "and actually, the main shipping lines are very close to a lot of the main sources of tsunamis.
Foster's research comes at a time when the Obama administration is considering a $1 million funding cut to the tsunami warning system, which relies on 39 deep-ocean buoys to transmit data on seismic events throughout the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Michael Angove, acting director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's tsunami program, said if funding cuts go through Congress, NOAA would have to become more resourceful in how it services its array of DART (Deep-ocean Assessment and Reporting of Tsunamis) buoys.
"We try to maintain a very high percentage of buoy availability," Angove told KITV4. "Any cut in that sort of maintenance means we just have to be really kind of creative, sometimes, in how we schedule ship time and resources to be able to get out there."
In a letter to House Budget Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan dated March 15, Hawaii Rep. Colleen Hanabusa urged funding cuts to the tsunami warning program be restored. Hanabusa asked for an additional $4.6 million for the National Weather Service, of which $1 million would be set aside specifically for DART buoy maintenance.
It costs NOAA upwards of $20,000 per day to fund buoy servicing expeditions, and the long voyages can only be performed during certain times of the year when the weather cooperates.
That's why Foster is excited about possibly supplementing the DART system with shipboard data. In fact, Foster will soon deploy GPS devices on two Matson, Inc. cargo ships that will sail between Honolulu and the West Coast.
"We'll test whether the same system that we used to detect the Chile tsunami can actually operate effectively in real time," said Foster.
If no tsunami is generated during the two years of the pilot project, Foster and his team will generate computer models to analyze the accuracy of their data.
"We'll have some predictions made up from previous events and we'll see whether we can show that we're not producing false positive warnings," said Foster. "Just checking that we have the actual accuracy to be useful."
UH researcher attempts to fill gaps in tsunami buoy system
Ten centimeters may not seem like much, but to Michael Foster, an assistant researcher at the UH Manoa School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, it meant a foray into groundbreaking research on the measurement of tsunami waves in the open ocean.
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Baseball TV for you and me :)
I appreciate all the comments from the LaMar's donut entry and all ideas for my F'ed up computer. We've got quite the creative bunch of writer/readers/eaters/marksmen/stunt drivers here in the sphere. Unfortunatly none of your ideas could be legally carried out within the city limits🙂, but I thank you for your input anyway.
I'm starting to see a few more Rockies blogs within MLBlogs.com. All I can say is…..
It's about time. If any of the new "Rockies bloggers" visit here, expose your identity now,…just kidding, welcome. I look forward to reading your blogs.
If you see me at a game, come over and say "hi", I'm friendly,
I'm just not going to go searching for you if you know what I mean.
It would be inspiring to see more Rockies blogs in the top 100.
Be proud Rockies fans, I'll keep chugging along, but I'm hurting for some real live, in front of me, damn that ball almost hit me, dude you spilled beer down the back of my shirt, hey, was that a raindrop?, can I see your ticket please?, that'll be $15 for the hot dog and coke, why is there always a line when I have to pee?, did I just see a freggin balk?, yes you can have a cotton candy, look Hunter we're first in the Pavilion again, kind of baseball. I need the real deal.
Spring training seems far away today, I guess I'm just ready for a vacation. Plus, I have so much stuff to finish up before we roll out the MBU.
Props to the MLB network launching here shortly. How cool is this going to be, 24/7, whatever your schedule baseball at your fingertips. It's been a long time coming and we're ready, thank you MLB,..seriously.
I hope it's a huge success.
It will be cool watching the MLB Network evolve. Just look at, ESPN, MTV, HBO,..I remember when they first started and believe me they were bare bones broadcasting.
Look at what they are now, whether you watch them now or don't, you can't deny the fact that they've seriously evolved.
I don't know what's happening in Colorado. A week back sub-zero temperatures, now this morning I wake up and take a gander out at my back yard and I couldn't believe it.
I had to rub my eyes because I saw a tornado of trash encircling the entire backyard. I opened the sliding glass door and a massive blast of wind blew a stack of papers off of the dinner table all over the place. It was a freaky warm, early morning hurricane of some sort. The winds had to be at least 100 MPH or more.
I managed to drive to work, but the high winds blew me all over the road,(Good thing it was 4 am).
I witnessed the funniest thing this morning, I watched a shopping cart flying across a parking lot about 90 MPH and hit a cement block used in the parking lots.
When the cart hit the slab, it did a complete 360 landing right back on it's wheels.
That was insane, it's too bad I was the only witness. I swear it happened.
I was glad when I finally saw someone pull up and park next to my car. Let them pay the $500 deductible for the shopping cart damage.😉
Now I know why I will never live anywhere near the ocean, or Gulf. I can't handle extreme weather like that. I kept waiting for a schard of wood or glass or a fork to impale me as I ran to the door of my building.
Shoot, at that speed anything is a possible projectile.
I wonder if Boulder even still exists? They're a little higher up elevation and usually get it worse. Eventually the wind died down around 9am.
My kids cleaned up the backyard before I could take a picture. It was a freggin mess.
Football note: All I can say about my Denver Broncos is: John Elway thanks for the years man. Somehow it always seemed more exciting when you ran the show. Now,…not so much, oh well, maybe next year.
I'm a little under the weather today, so I'm not going to be hosting the blog radio program tonight at 9pm. I'm not trying to weasel out of it whatsoever (I will do it), I just have a stomach thing and lets leave it at that.
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Hey D — I hope you feel better & make sure you let us know when we can catch you on the radio! I know that the winds you're having are strong; we can feel them in Massachusetts today! I hope you and your family have a wonderful & Peaceful New Year! Take care and tie yourself down so you don't blow away!
Yeah, it was a weird game on Sunday night. I have no idea what happened to the Chargers. They just kind of, woke up in the last month or so. I'm not sure how far they'll go, though…
Hey D,
That wind was wild. We live in the northwest corner of Broomfield and there's a lot of fences down. I thought the windows were going to blow in a couple times. (I think they issued a small dog warning in the foothills…LOL)
Understand about not being able to do the blog radio thing. Look forward to when you're up to it.
On a Bronco note, say goodby to the Shan Man. I guess it was just a matter of time but still sad to hear about.
I, too, am ready for some real, live, don't worry they won't kick you out until after the anthem, I hate the Coca Cola Park Patrol, please sit down and stop screaming, it's the seventh inning stretch so let's sneak down to the third base line, can someone do my scorecard while I go get some Cracker Jack, are you going to share those peanuts or do I have to steal them, oh crap the Rockies are losing, is the radar gun broken, what the heck was he thinking, that umpire must be blind, God I hate Carlos Zambrano baseball.
Kylie — http://kylie.mlblogs.com
JULIA-Thanks, same to you and your family too.
KAYBEE-Congrats, the better team won, that's for sure.
R-LUV- Broomfield here too, funny, after I wrote that blog I layed down and went to sleep. It's 9:30 pm here, I just logged on to read the comments and I learned Shanahan got fired from you, I'm speechless. I didn't see that coming, wow. I'll have to blog about that tomorrow.
KYLIE-That was beautiful, I do believe that you get me…Thx all…D
Warm weather's all over the U.S. right now…it's so odd, and kind of depressing. What are your thoughts, as well as the rest of the Denver vibe, about the Shanahan firing?
JOEY-Check my lastest entry..thx..D


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"What they're saying (is) it won't be as bad as last night, but last night they said it wasn't going to be bad either," Schnure said.
Up to 37,000 GMP customers lost power at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Schnure said there were 7,300 customers remaining but Thursday's stormy weather is causing more power outages across southern Vermont and more work for the 400-plus workers.
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How strong is gai sensei? Considering the hirodura that hit madara.. Opinions plz..
I dont think he is as strong as madara. Madara just underestimated him.
Gai is a Very powerful jounin, but let's not overhype him because of his feat against madara althought it was boss, Hes most likely the 2nd strongest jounin in the village, but when he goes into 8 gates, he's on par with a kage.
holy sht.. Gai hit Madara once and first now everyone talk about him? wasn't he strong before?
If madara isn't edo, then for sure he will be dead ..
Gai sensei deserve the title of strongest ninja ever
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holy sht.. Gai hit Madara once and first now everyone talk about him? wasn't he strong before?
But Gai sensei didn't show us his power until today
Yeah he seems so so powerful......
guy > kisame
and now he is holding up to something
guy can defeat any kage alive wiyh his eight gates. n that fact .stated in the manga (8 gates stronger then hokage ) and he was the god of shinobies) so ya he is kage level . maybe low but he is
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Yeah he seems so so powerful......
ok was the other kages , ya thats what i thought
Kisame > guy IMO
madara just caught off guard
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The Department of Land and Natural Resources call them a nuisance. For Big Island rancher Danny Rocha it's a matter of living off the land.
"We feel by bringing the deer it's helping the cause, instead of killing them," said Rocha.
Rocha was one of three men investigated for transporting axis deer from Maui to the Big Island back in 2009 in exchange for mouflon sheep. According to a new law, transporting axis deer between island is illegal.
Rocha was charged with raising mouflon sheep without a permit. Although he was not charged with smuggling the deer, Rocha admits to trading sheep for axis deer.
The 65-year-old Mountain View man and his lawyer defend his actions saying axis deer are a food source.
"Why not have animals that could sustain the state in the wild in just case of an emergency and instead have nothing when that emergency starts?" said Rocha. "It's a very healthy meat to eat. It's a very healthy animal."
However DLNR and U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials disagree. They say axis deer is an invasive species which destroy crops and causes millions of dollars in damage
"It's believed they can cause up to 18 million dollars annually in damage in agriculture and other industry if you use the numbers from Maui." said Earl Campbell from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. "There is significant concerns that it will have similar impacts on the Big Island which we currently don't have."
Rocha pleaded guilty as part of a plea deal and was sentenced to 100 hours of community service and a thousand dollar fine. As part of his community service Rocha teaches keiki how to use the land and natural resources to grow and produce their own food.


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Sunday, April 12, 2009
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"Tough times never last, but tough people do."
-Robert H. Schuller
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I choose the tough people with tougher times, but unfortunately our time isn't that long..ReplyDelete
im interested with your family name..ReplyDelete
agak rasialis maybe...hehe..
i'm one of purba :)
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@Darin: ?? - I believe the moral of the quote is that whatever you do/whoever you are, you'll always find tough times in life. All you have to think is how you can cope with it cos life will always go on no matter what.ReplyDelete
@yessigreena: hi Yessi, thanks for dropping by! :)
Hope I am one of the tough person.ReplyDelete
Thx 4 inspiring me
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Liberty woman arrested after cutting man's face with lamp
July 29, 2013 —
On Sunday 07/28/13 the Village of Liberty Police Department arrested Nordia Tompkins, 28 of Liberty after responding to a report of a fight in progress on Spring Street around 6:00am.
Upon arrival police found a male victim bleeding from lacerations to his face and Tompkins on scene, yelling, cursing and spitting towards both the male victim and police officers.
Investigation had revealed that Tompkins had struck the male in the face with a glass lamp, during an argument, causing injuries to his face.
Tompkins was arrested on scene and was charged with Assualt in the 2nd degree and criminal possession of a weapon in the 3rd degree, felonies and disorderly conduct and harassment in the 2nd degree violations. She was arraigned in the Town of Liberty Court and remanded to Sullivan County Jail in lieu of $2,500 bail.