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Aid in dying now the law of Vt.By WILSON RING
The Associated Press | May 21,2013
Mark Collier / Staff Photo Gov. Peter Shumlin hands former Gov. Madeline Kunin one of the three pens he used to sign the aid-in-dying bill Monday at the Statehouse. Kunin is a proponent of end-of-life choices and worked with legislators and organizations to help pass the controversial bill.MONTPELIER After years of debate, Vermont became the fourth state in the country Monday to allow doctors to prescribe lethal doses of medicine to terminally ill patients.
Gov. Peter Shumlin signed the bill into law at a Statehouse ceremony after years of debate on the issue among legislators, health providers and residents.
The law was effective immediately, although it could be weeks before the state Health Department develops regulations in accordance with the new measure.
Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Harry Chen said he expects doctors to write between 10 and 20 lethal prescriptions a year, with a smaller number of patients using the drugs to end their lives.
He based his figures on the experience in Oregon. Oregon was first to legalize assisted suicide, followed by Washington state and Montana. Its used by a very small number, but it brings comfort to a much greater number knowing its there, Chen.
During emotionally charged discussion of the bill, proponents said Vermonters of sound mind who are suffering from terminal conditions should be able to choose when to end their lives peacefully. But opponents said the law could be abused and vulnerable people, especially the elderly, could be forced to end their lives.
Shumlin offered reassurances before signing the bill.
This bill does not compel anyone to do anything that they dont choose in sound mind to do, he said. All it does is give those who are facing terminal illness, are facing excruciating pain, a choice in a very carefully regulated way.
Some critics of the law attended the bill signing, vowing to push for its repeal.
We need to be more of a caring, compassionate society, not one that says, Take a pill, go away, said Edward Alonzo, of Burlington. People dont have the best of intentions, always, with their family members.
The Legislature passed the bill last week. A similar measure was defeated in 2007.
I know from my many years of practice that there are many patients out there that want to have this option available to them, and because its a new bill I anticipate that a lot of people are going to ask questions about it, said Dr. Diana Barnard, a family practice doctor in Burlington who is certified in hospice care.
I do know there are providers who will be willing to provide the best possible medicine to their patients regardless of what that means, and that includes all aspects of palliative care, she said.
In its first three years, the Vermont law will resemble the Oregon model, which has built-in safeguards, including requirements that patients state three times once in writing that they wish to die. Other safeguards include a concurring opinion from a second doctor that a patient has less than six months to live and a finding that the patient is of sound mind.
In Oregon and Washington, patients who take advantage of the law use the drug pentobarbital, a barbiturate, that is dissolved in liquid or semi-liquid, said George Eighmey, a board member of the Death with Dignity National Center in Portland, Ore.
The patient doesnt eat for four or five hours before taking an anti-nausea drug and the lethal drug about an hour after that. It takes about five minutes for the patient to fall into a coma. The average length of time until death is about two hours, said Eighmey.
After July 1, 2016, Vermont will move to a model pushed by some senators who complained of too much government intervention. The new model requires less monitoring and reporting by doctors. But many expect lawmakers may push to eliminate those changes and leave the original model in place.
The Health Department will receive reports of how many people were prescribed lethal drugs. Chen said he expects the process will be covered by health insurance.MORE IN Vermont NewsMONTPELIER Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt. Full StoryVermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell plans to join the U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER Gov. Full Story
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Tania Haiböck
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Gender: Female
Athlete Year of Birth: 1974
Athlete Place of Birth: Linz, Austria
Athlete Weight: 50kg
Athlete Height: 160cm
Athlete Lives: Linz Austria
Website: www.haiboeck.com
WTS Ranking: No Ranking
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Athlete Biography
After finishing school and university I worked as a teacher since 1996. At the same time I took part in my first triathlon. Since September 2005 I took some years off to concentrate on triathlon.
Athlete Sponsors: Asics, Steinbach-Bike, HVSM, Polar, Carrera
Athlete Language: German
Athlete Tri Entry Year: 2000
Athlete Proudest Moment: winning my first international triathlon in Alanya 2005
Athlete Injuries: Fortunately I had no injuries until now
Athlete Coach: A. Moliszewski

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Palo Alto man killed in South Tahoe plane crash
August 6, 2013
A Palo Alto man was killed and his wife was injured following a single-engine plane crash in South Lake Tahoe Monday morning.
Witnesses reported seeing the plane take off from Lake Tahoe Airport about 11:15 a.m. and head north before veering right and losing altitude, said Lt. Pete Van Arnum, with the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office.
The plane hit several trees and crashed into a wooded area, landing upside down about a mile east of the airport.
Steven Lefton, 67, died at the scene from injuries suffered in the crash. Karen Lefton, his wife, was flown to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno with moderate, but not life-threatening, injuries, Van Arnum said.
"The wife is real lucky," according to the sheriff's spokesman.
Off-duty CALSTAR flight nurse Beth Frisby was walking her dog in the area of the crash and was the first person on the scene. She was able to provide immediate medical help to Karen Lefton and direct emergency resources to the area.
Additional emergency responders arrived in minutes, Van Arnum said. The plane was leaking large quantities of fuel and firefighters doused the plane with fire-retardant foam to prevent a fire, Van Arnum said.
The plane involved in Monday's crash was a 1963 Mooney M20C, a single-engine, four-seat plane with a weight capacity of up to 12,499 pounds, according to data from the Federal Aviation Administration.
The cause of the incident is under investigation. Personnel from the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board were traveling to the scene Monday and will attempt to determine the cause of the crash, Van Arnum said. The sheriff's spokesman said investigators will likely be on scene for several days.


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Aaron Brysch, grandson of Vincent and Annie Brysch of Runge, graduated from Brandeis High School last spring in San Antonio after a stellar high school career in swimming.
His senior year, Brysch earned gold medals at the state 5A championships in the 100 freestyle and also as a member of the 200 freestyle relay team.
He also earned a silver medal as part of the 400 freestyle relay team and a bronze medal in the 50 freestyle, leading the Brandeis boys' swim team to a 2nd place finish at State.
He was the Brandeis boys' team MVP for both his junior and senior years in high school and was selected by the San Antonio Express-News as this year's All Area Male Swimmer of the Year. Brysch also holds a number of the Brandeis and district swim records and has qualified to compete at the national level. He also earned two gold medals at swimming events at regional competition during his junior year.
During an interview with The Karnes Countywide on the evening before traveling to Indiana, Brysch said he is very excited about attending Indiana University – Purdue University – Indianapolis (IUPUI), and not just for the opportunity to compete in swimming at a higher level, but for the opportunity to pursue his major in motorsports engineering, which is another passion he is pursuing thanks to an academic scholarship he received in addition to the swim scholarship.
Brysch grew up in San Antonio and has been swimming since the age of four.
He became involved in summer league swimming which eventually transitioned to year-round swimming competition.
Even with his busy schedule of swimming, Brysch has always been able to make time to visit his grandparents in Karnes County.
"We would always come down and visit with my grandparents," Brysch said. "Me and my dad, we would go out hunting pretty much every time we came down."
Ready for the next chapter in his life, Brysch is especially looking forward to learning about motorsports engineering at IUPIU.
"Actually, it is the only program like it in the entire United States, which is why I was so drawn to this school," Brysch said, explaining that motorsports, in general, is very big in Indiana and especially in Indianapolis.
But he is also looking forward to continuing as a competitor in the swimming pool, as well, although it will be far from home in south Texas.
"I'm bringing my cold weather clothes," Brysch said.
Brysch is the son of Michael and Gail Brysch of San Antonio. Family members on his mom's side include Todd and Jaudon Connell of Vidalia, Georgia and Carey and Trish Hall of Richardson, Texas.


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Police and community briefs, Nov. 22
1st hearing held for shooting suspect
A man arrested Tuesday on a warrant for shooting a man in an alleged robbery a few weeks ago made his first appearance Wednesday before a judge via video link from the Marion County Jail.
Javon Ralph "Whoadie" Woods, 32, told Judge John Futch he works odd jobs and that most of his earnings go to child support for his four children.
Woods' bond was set at $150,000, and he was appointed a public defender. Woods is charged with armed robbery, aggravated battery with a firearm and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
He was taken into custody by members of the regional U.S. Marshals Service fugitive task force; the Ocala Police Department, whose detectives issued the warrant; and a Marion County Sheriff's Office K-9 unit.
OPD detectives said that on Nov. 3, Javon Woods, his cousin Jackie Wayne "Buddy" Woods, 26, and Stevie Lamar "White Boy" Willis Jr., 29, accosted a 21-year-old man in the parking lot at the Palacio Latino Sports Bar. Witnesses and the victim said Javon Woods shot the man in the upper left thigh and left knee, according to reports.
Jackie Woods and Willis were arrested Friday by the U.S. Marshals task force.
Firehouse Subs targets Black Friday shoppers
The Firehouse Subs store at 4905 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, will open at midnight Thursday and remain open until 10 p.m. Friday to help hungry Black Friday shoppers.
The store will be serving its full menu.
Apply now for holiday Salvation Army help
The Salvation Army will accept applications for Christmas assistance from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Nov. 30 at the Center of Hope, 320 NW First Ave., Ocala.
Applicants must be Marion County residents. Documentation is required at time of application.
For more information, call 732-8326 or visit www.salvationarmyocala.org.
Tickets available now for Black History Gala
Tickets are available for a Black History Gala Celebration, presented by The Sircle Inc., at 7 p.m. Feb. 1 at the Holiday Inn And Suites Ocala Conference Center, 3600 SW 38 Ave., Ocala.
Tickets are $50. For more information, call 286-1772
Help local car washes benefit county hospice
Soapy's Car Wash will donate $2 from every "Whale"-level car wash to Hospice of Marion County for cars washed any day at 1621 SW 19th Ave. Road or 11265 SW 93rd Court Road.
For information, call 873-7400.
See manatees at state park using webcam
Save the Manatee Club's live webcams at Blue Spring State Park in Orange City provide live streaming of endangered manatees and other Florida wildlife at www.manatv.org.
The webcams also offer opportunities for research and help with preliminary health assessments of manatees who may be injured or sick, and to identify calves who are orphaned and need rescuing.
For more information, visit www.savethemanatee.org.
Ocala National Forest Christmas tree permits
The U.S. Forest Service will sell permits to harvest a Christmas tree from the Ocala National Forest beginning Friday, Nov. 23, and running through Monday, Dec. 24.
Permits can be obtained from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the USDA Forest Service Silver Springs Forest Service at 17147 E. State Road 40 or the Umatilla Forest Service at 40929 State Road 19.
The cost is $7, which allows the cutting of one sand pine from any of the designated areas. Permits also can be obtained by mail. For more information, call 625-2520 or 669-3153.
Man pleads guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend
BARTOW — A Central Florida man has pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend and dumping her body in a wooded area.
Without a deal in place, 29-year-old Steven Louis pleaded guilty Tuesday to second-degree murder in Polk County. He faces a possible life sentence at a Jan. 3 hearing.
Authorities say 26-year-old Nicole Fields was reported missing last November. The Ledger in Lakeland reports that she and Louis had a daughter together and had been arguing over child support payments when the confrontation turned deadly.
When questioned by detectives, Louis told them about the fight and admitted to stabbing Fields several times with a folding knife.


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Last year, I reviewed and dissected every Harry Potter movie from the position of a person who had never seen a single one of them. Having done a fair amount of follow-up work, I'm happy to say that, even though they were based solely on the trailers and misremembered conversations about Harry Potter with children, my reviews were mostly accurate (I now realize that a "muggle" is, of course, a type of candy).
I've also never seen any of the Twilight movies, because I didn't want to invest myself in a franchise so thoroughly that I wouldn't have time for all of the other things I like, and because I'm not a wiener. That said, with the final installment of the Twilight series out now, it seemed as good a time as any to get everyone up to speed on the franchise while doing the least amount of work possible.
What We See in the Trailer
The camera does a slow pan over a bunch of clouds and then some cars, and it sounds like they got the chick who sang in the Gladiator score to sing a bunch of nonsense here, too.
This, with a bunch of vaguely foreign gibberish.
We meet characters who I know to be named Bella and Edward, because I've been alive on planet Earth for the last few years and it's impossible to not know that.
The spooky text in the trailer informs us that, after this movie comes out, "Nothing will be the same," which is true in a very basic, technical sense (before this movie came out, there were no Twilight movies, and after it came out, there was one). Bella is about to get hit by a car, but Edward uses his super speed and strength to save her, and then whoever did color correction on this trailer gets fired.
Edward and Bella stare at each other with expressions that say "I am in this movie and looking at you" and "Me too," respectively. Edward runs away, but then Bella finds him again on a mountain and tells him that she thinks he's very fast and very strong, which, pro tip, is exactly what you should say to me if you ever want to hit on me.
"You're so strong and fast and oh MY, but that's an impressive vertical leap!"
Edward doesn't return the complimentary favor by talking about how pretty and nice-smelling and fast Bella is (which is what I would have done, because chivalry is NOT dead), and instead tells Bella to tell him why she thinks he's so fast and strong. She says, "I have considered radioactive spiders and kryptonite," which is dumb. Kryptonite didn't make Superman faster or stronger, it did the opposite of that. Next we see a bunch of shots of Edward jumping really high and running really fast and climbing trees with incredible ease, but I'm not going to post any pictures of that because I'm still too mad that Bella thought Edward might have been a spider-man.
Next, Edward says, "What if I'm not the hero? What if I'm ... the bad guy." Judging by this picture ...
... he almost certainly is. Look at him. He's all "Ooh, my dad could buy and sell this whole school," and she's all "Tell 'em, babe." Sidebar: My whole life I thought this franchise was about vampires, and a minute into the trailer I haven't seen any. It's so far a high school drama about pale people who climb trees and, if that's the case, I no longer understand what tweens respond to.
Bella and Edward are in the woods and Bella is slowly and clumsily putting Edward's secret together. She says he's pale, his skin is cold and he doesn't go into the sunlight, which, based on literally every image I've seen of Edward in this trailer, is factually unsound.
Bella says, "I know what you are," and Edward forces her to say it. Finally, she says "vampire," and the camera gets, like, right in her fucking mouth when she says it, to remind the audience where words come from.
There's also a scene where Bella's in the school cafeteria and she drops an apple, which Edward first catches on his foot, then kicks up to his hand and catches, while wearing the smuggest smirk I've ever seen on a person who thought kicking a cute girl's apple was a good thing.
Also, and I don't mean to come back to this, but Bella invited the comparison to Spider-Man by mentioning a radioactive spider, and I just want Bella and every freaking other person to know that this is how an Edward saves a girl's lunch:
And this is how a goddamn Spider-Man does it:
Again, Bella was the one who mentioned radioactive spiders, and I think it's important to point out that Edward is behaving very un-Spider-Man-like in everything he does.
Just ... when you throw around radioactive spiders and kryptonite, you sound stupid, Bella. You sound stupid.
Anyway, Bella knows that Edward's a vampire, but that doesn't seem to bother anyone, anywhere. Romance happens.
One minute and 30 seconds into the trailer is the first time anyone mentions someone potentially dying from a vampire. This is good news, because it's the closest thing resembling a plot we've seen yet. There's a different vampire, who is blond and shirtless and handsome, which, according to movie law, means he is bad.
It's clear that Blond Vamp wants to eat Bella, which seems like a perfectly normal vampire thing to do, but Edward doesn't want to let him, which seems less like a perfectly normal vampire thing to do. Bella says she'd rather die than be away from Edward, and suddenly I get extremely worried about the impressionable 12-year-olds who love this movie. To any 12-year-old Twilight fans reading this article, please don't die because the cute boy at school can run fast and kicks apples, he is a weird boy.
Hey, Blond Vamp and Edward are fighting! I didn't know this movie had fighting, that's neat. I thought it was about white people fucking, and some of them happen to be vampires but it's not a big deal. The trailer ends with Edward telling Bella, "You are my life now."
What I Think It's About
This trailer does a pretty good job of telling absolutely everything that's going to happen in the movie. Edward and Bella meet and fall in love based on their mutual appreciation of paleness and keeping your mouth open all the time, and then a bad vampire shows up and Edward has to kill him, and everyone's fine with it.
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What We See in the Trailer
This trailer has 13 million views? Jesus. You ever feel like the world isn't yours anymore? I feel like the world isn't mine anymore. Anyway, this trailer ALSO begins with a slow pan over the natural world (the ocean this time instead of clouds), followed by a shot of a car. That's a very specific stylistic decision, but whatever.
Edward and Bella are a couple, so I guess Edward murdered that blond guy from the first movie. Bella says she loves Edward, and he says, "You're my only reason to stay alive," which fuck this is a creepy relationship. Then Edward and some vampire friends throw a birthday party for Bella.
This is just me polling the audience, but do normal people always have lots of candles? I don't think I'll ever own or want to own as many candles as fancy people in movies and TV shows. I see it all the time -- whenever someone's trying to be spontaneous and romantic, they light like a hundred fuckin' little white candles. I have just enough candles to survive if the power goes out for a while, no more, no less. Anyway, the vampires make a nice cake for Bella, who jokes, "Why'd you make such a nice cake; you guys don't even eat!" Feels like a bold joke to make when, in fact, historically vampires eat stupid little white girls, but that's fine. Tease away, Bella.
Right on cue, Bella gets a paper cut. We know this because she is holding paper and then winces and drops it and then she says, "Ow. Paper cut." Just like a human. The blood from her fingers drives one of the other vampires crazy, and to protect her, Edward shoves her as hard as he possibly can, and then he fights the other vampire.
Bella was really hurt from Edward's aggressive shove, but she seems over it. She says that what happened with the blood-hungry vampire (whose name is Jasper, of all things) was "nothing." Edward is so upset with how he handled the situation that he tells Bella he's leaving and she'll never see him again, and I don't understand a goddamn bit of anything.
"I'm really sorry I saved you from that vampire. To make sure it never happens again, I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF."
I don't want to keep harping on this, but Spider-Man ALSO left the girl he loved to protect her. When Spider-Man did it, he just walked away, leaving Mary Jane to live her own life as an actress in New York. When Edward left Bella, he literally left her in the middle of the woods.
I don't bring this up because I'm obsessed with Spider-Man. Bella brought it up first. She made this happen.
Bella meets the first non-white person I've seen, who tells Bella he'll protect her, and then he immediately tries to eat her. That's actually what happens. He says, "I'll protect you, but I can't help myself, you're so mouth-watering." Just as quick as that. He's about to kill Bella, because he is also some kind of monster, when he notices something in the distance.
It's a shirtless guy! But not just any shirtless guy -- the shirtless guy who's in lots of movies now even though he's very bland indeed!
Hey, shirtless guy's magic, too! He has the ability to turn into a distractingly-terrible-looking-CGI-wolf whenever he wants!
I'd say he was a werewolf, but werewolves don't just turn into large dogs; they turn into monsters, and that only happens during a full moon, so something else must be going on here. Anyway that's the end of the trailer.
What I Think It's About
Things are great with Edward and Bella until they're not, and then Edward fucks off for a while. Bella, who claimed she'd rather die than be without Edward, decides that's a crazy thing to do, and she decides to start dating the handsome bland guy who can turn into a wolf. The rest of this movie is about those two falling in love while he protects her. It's just like the first movie, except now it's a love story between Bella and Shirtless Guy, and instead of them having a Blond Guy as the bad guy, they have the Dreadlocked Black Guy. All fight scenes will likely involve a painful amount of bad CGI.


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Kiwanians thank scramble participants
To the editor:
As a followup to this year's Steubenville Kiwanis Charity Golf Scramble, which was held June 9 at Spring Hills Golf Course, the members of the club would like to take this opportunity to thank the many local businesses, professionals and individuals who contributed to this worthy fundraiser by sponsoring a hole; sponsoring a team; donating prizes, food, beverages or services; playing golf; or otherwise supporting the event.
All of the proceeds generated by this annual golf outing go directly to support Kiwanis charities and programs including, but not limited to, the Key Clubs at Steubenville, Catholic Central and Indian Creek high schools; Jefferson Kiwanis Youth Soccer Club; Steubenville High School wrestling tournament; Salvation Army; Urban Mission; Big Brothers Big Sisters; Treat the Troops; Jefferson County Fourth Street Health Center; adopt-a-school projects and many others.
We sincerely thank our numerous sponsors, donors and supporters for their contributions to this year's scramble. We would especially like to thank Charlie Corder and Dan Stacey of the Spring Hills Golf Course for so willingly providing us with the perfect venue each year and for making sure each scramble is a relaxing, enjoyable day for the planners and participants.
We will now focus on planning the 2014 golf outing – certainly sure to be bigger and better – and to the many benefits it will provide to Kiwanian charities and programs.
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The war's first successful night attackNovember 11,2013Library of Congress image
A period drawing depicts the hand to hand combat at Rappahannock Station.
By Don Wickman
While much activity centered on Chattanooga in October and November of 1863, in Virginia the opposing armies still sought opportunities to strike at each other.
As fall progressed, Gen. Robert E. Lee decided to withdraw his Army of Northern Virginia south of the Rappahannock River. He chose to maintain one link to the north bank at Rappahannock Station. By having a pontoon bridge at this location, Lee could send men across to threaten any flank movement the enemy might make above or below, and thus compel him to divide his forces, when it was hoped that an opportunity would be presented to concentrate on one of the other part.
The bridgehead Lee established stretched about a mile and featured two fortified redoubts connected by trenches and strengthened with the four-gun battery of the Louisiana Guard Artillery. The Louisiana Brigade under Gen. Harry Hays manned the works. Additional artillery on the hills along the southern bank provided further support.
Lee believed Rappahannock Station to be secure.
In early November, Gen. George Meade formulated a plan to attack Lee. He directed John Sedgwick with his 6th Corps to attack Rappahannock Station, while a large portion of the Army of the Potomac crossed the Rappahannock at Kellys Ford. The two forces would then unite and continue southwards.
Lee shifted his army towards Kellys Ford, trusting the defenders of Rappahannock Station to hold the post. To assist in the defense, he reinforced Hays with the veteran 6th, 54th and 57th North Carolina Regiments under Col. Archibald Godwin. Nearly 2,000 Southerners held the Rappahannock Station works.
On Nov. 7, Gen. Albion Howes 6th Corps division successfully drove back the Confederate skirmishers at Rappahannock Station at 3 p.m. He immediately set up batteries on high ground and commenced pounding the Southern lines three quarters of a mile distant. The shelling continued the remainder of the day and Lee felt assured Sedgwicks actions were a feint. However, Sedgwick had other plans.
The Federal shelling ceased at dusk and quiet settled over the area. Then, to the great shock of the Confederates, Union soldiers surged forward out of the darkness about 7 p.m. They belonged to Gen. David Russells division. The general had formulated the idea of a night attack, fully convinced of his soldiers well-known character that they would succeed.
The topography favored the defenders. Russells storming column encountered a formidable ditch, 12 or 14 feet wide, some 6 feet deep, and filled with mud and water to an average depth of 3 feet. Crossing this they came to a plain broken with stumps and underbrush.
First, Peter Ellmakers brigade charged along the railroad led by the men of the 6th Maine. The Mainers stormed over the breastworks and fought in a desperate hand-to-hand struggle with Hays Louisianans. Sgt. Otis O. Roberts of Company H captured the flag of the 8th Louisiana and soon the redoubt fell. Maj. George Fuller of the 6th Maine remembered that the Southern musketry grew heavier as the line neared the works, and the men were struck with fearful rapidity, . . . but unwavering, with wild cheers, but the defenders appeared astonished and bewildered.
To the west, the 5th Wisconsin captured the other redoubt, again in close quarters.
On the Confederate left, conditions were equally serious. Col. Emory Uptons brigade overran the position of Godwins North Carolinians. After his initial success Upton reformed his men. He ordered a portion of the 121st New York to capture the pontoon bridge and advanced his remaining regiments towards the mass of disorientated Southerners trying to reach the bridge and escape.
The Louisiana and North Carolina troops had three choices: sprint through heavy Union fire to cross the bridge, plunge into the chilly river water and swim to safety, or lay down their arms in surrender. Most took the latter route with the 6th Maine taking 350 prisoners.
Hays barely escaped capture. He found himself surrounded, but his horse bolted and galloped through the lines to safety. Afterwards the general complimented his adversaries, claiming a force of 20,000 to 25,000 had overwhelmed his position while in actuality, the attackers were of equal strength to the defenders. Another Union division commander later boasted the VI Corps victory at Rappahannock Station was the first instance where Federals captured an intrenched position of importance during the war on the first assault.
The outcome proved humiliating for the Confederates. A member of Lees staff recorded the sad result came from miserable, miserable, management leading to what the officer called the saddest chapter in the history of this army. How bad was the outcome? The Southerners lost 1,670 men killed, wounded or captured, over 80 percent of those involved. Men belonging to two of the armys best brigades were decimated, as compared to only 419 of the attackers. Eight colors also fell into Federal hands.
Unfortunately, the 6th Maine suffered for their audacity 139 casualties with 14 officers either killed or wounded.
Nov. 7 was a sad day for the Army of Northern Virginia. One Southern soldier summed it up: It seems to be that our army was surprised.
The analysis was totally opposite from the Federal perspective. Sedgwick called the attack brilliantly executed, and Gen. Horatio Wright, who authorized the assault, thought its success was perfect and the men bore themselves most gallantly and are entitled to the high honor of soldiers.
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A brief in a running series from 2013 ASCO® conference:
Prognostic Tests – to use or not use . . . or rather … To treat or not to treat?
New studies for stage II colon cancer patients contemplating chemotherapy .
by: Nancy Roach
One of the toughest decisions for patients with stage II colon cancer is whether or not to receive chemotherapy after surgery.
In a perfect world, there would be a test that could predict whether or not the cancer will reoccur and research to predict which treatment will help each patient at risk. For now, each patient's decision is based on a wide variety of factors.
Tests to determine if the cancer has spread
Fight Colorectal Cancer hosted a webinar in 2010 with Dr. John Marshall from Lombardi Cancer Center and the late Kate Murphy from Fight Colorectal Cancer. The webinar laid out a decision-making roadmap, including a discussion of OncoType DX®, a test that may help predict risk of recurrence. Another webinar in 2011 featured Dr. Edith Mitchell from Kimmel Cancer Center and discussed research results from two similar tests, PrevistageTM and Coloprint®.
At this year's ASCO® meeting, a poster (abstract 3639) presented by Dr. Daniel Sargent from Mayo Clinic provided an update on research around PrevistageTM . GCC is a gene present on the surface of colon cells, but not on the surface of normal lymph node cells. The PrevistageTM test looks for GCC genes in lymph node cells.
The theory is that if the GCC gene is present in lymph nodes, cells from the colon traveled outside of the colon. This type of cellular activity happens in cancer cells – not normal cells. Check out this video to learn more (note: the video was created by DiagnoCure, the company that owns PrevistageTM ).
Testing for GCC genes
Dr. Sargent's team looked at GCC test results from lymph nodes collected between 1999 and 2008 from 463 patients with stage II colon cancer. The patients were classified as "High Risk" or "Low Risk" based on the ratio of lymph nodes with positive GCC results to lymph nodes with negative results.
Their prediction was that patients classified as "High Risk" would be much more likely to have recurrences.
The first analysis of the data did not provide the insight researchers hoped for: The GCC results classified 195 patients as "High Risk," but only 22 of those patients had recurrences.
The team looked back to see if they could understand why their prediction was so far off and found that:
- One research site had collected lymph nodes in a way that meant the PrevistageTM test wouldn't work correctly
- A different "risk scale" of High, Medium and Low might be more helpful
When they re-ran the data leaving out the un-analyzable nodes and the High, Medium and Low risk scale, the test results were more meaningful:
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|# Recurrences
The results of the second test look more promising; however, they need to be validated with a pre-specified hypothesis.
In addition, 23 patients with Medium or Low Risk tumors also had a recurrence, which means that while GCC may be important, it is not the only factor involved with recurrence.
While PrevistageTM can't predict whether chemotherapy will reduce the chance that cancer will come back, it may help patients and their doctors decide whether or not to undergo chemotherapy in combination with other factors.
Patient take-away:
If you are diagnosed with stage II colon cancer, there is no single test that will tell you how likely you are to have a recurrence. You and your doctor need to discuss a variety of risk factors such as:
- Micro-satellite instability status
- Depth of tumor penetration into your colon wall
- How far the tumor has penetrated your colon wall
- Risks of chemotherapy
The National Comprehensive Cancer Network patient guidelines have a thorough overview of risk factors starting on page 47. A 2nd opinion at a major cancer center may also be appropriate.
Disclosure: Fight Colorectal Cancer has accepted funding for projects and educational programs from Genomic Health in the form of unrestricted educational grants. Fight Colorectal Cancer has ultimate authority over website content.


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2014 COMSOL Training Course Series Released
Lauren Sansone | January 16, 2014
Whether you are interested in an introduction to COMSOL Multiphysics or want to delve deeper into application-specific courses, you will want to check out the newly released 2014 Training Course series. This is your opportunity to advance your simulation skills and maybe show off to your colleagues how quickly you can set up and solve a complex model. At a COMSOL training course, you can learn tips and tricks from skilled application experts as well as the modeling of applications […]Read More
Lexi Carver | January 10, 2014
Charged particles (such as ions and electrons) are susceptible to electromagnetic fields that exist in the space they occupy. Macroscopic and microscopic particles (dust, pollutants, etc.) are primarily susceptible to forces due to the background fluid (liquid or gas) in which they reside. Particles may also interact amongst each other, or influence the surrounding fields. For systems such as particle accelerators, aerosol distributors, and filtration devices, it can be helpful to calculate particle trajectories or know where the collisions and […]Read More
Ayana Simmons | December 9, 2013
In anticipation of the COMSOL 4.4 release, the COMSOL office in Palo Alto decided to try something new. Feeling inspired by the very successful COMSOL Conference in Boston, we held an all-day launch event in Silicon Valley. Here's a round-up of the event and some of the photos we took.Read More
Fanny Littmarck | November 27, 2013
You've seen glimpses of our new software release at the COMSOL Conference and perhaps engaged in commentary around it in social media. Today marks the official release of COMSOL Multiphysics version 4.4, and you can now learn about the software updates in detail and download it if you are on subscription.Read More
Fanny Littmarck | November 26, 2013
I recently stumbled upon a neat tool from Autodesk® called "Autodesk® Homestyler". It's surprising to see they have rolled out a tool that is more entertaining than utilitarian, but if a CAD company were to develop something fun for the general population, I suppose an interior design app makes sense. We took it for a test-drive. Here's how it went.Read More
Fanny Littmarck | November 15, 2013
A broken street sign turned into an online contest at the Dutch university TU Delft earlier this month. The TU Delft Webcare Team challenged their social media fans to determine what wind speed led the sign to buckle over — and the winner happens to be a COMSOL user. Here's how Rob Eling solved the street sign challenge using COMSOL Multiphysics.Read More
Pär Persson Mattsson | November 14, 2013
A little while ago we wrote about being Intel® Cluster Ready (ICR) certified and the advantages for companies in need of high performance computing (HPC). The conclusion of that blog post was that you can install and run COMSOL Multiphysics on any ICR cluster without additional preliminary work. There is a solution even simpler than that, thanks to a joint project between COMSOL Multiphysics GmbH and Fujitsu in Germany, called Ready-To-Go+ (RTG+). RTG+ is a complete solution, bringing you an […]Read More
Fanny Littmarck | October 21, 2013
Microelectromechanical systems, also referred to as MEMS, involve very small devices, such as actuators, sensors, and resonators for instance. Inherent to the design of these devices is the coupling of many physics. Therefore, if you are an engineer who designs MEMS devices, you are likely familiar with multiphysics simulation software. If not, you can learn how to model these devices in our upcoming free webinar.Read More
Pär Persson Mattsson | October 3, 2013
The future of high performance computing (HPC) is in clusters and parallel computing. The last single processor computers on the TOP500 list disappeared in 1997 — more than 15 years ago. Clusters allow us to compute larger and more detailed models faster than ever before, but taking the step into the world of HPC can be a challenge. A lot of time, money, and research must be invested when building a cluster from scratch. What kind of hardware should the […]Read More
Pär Persson Mattsson | September 5, 2013
In June it was time for the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) in Leipzig, Germany. Many of the largest hardware and software vendors for High Performance Computing (HPC) were there to present new equipment, and the latest TOP500 list, a list of the fastest supercomputers, was presented as well. In a world where we continuously demand faster computations and higher resolution in our models, it's not only necessary to have better hardware; we also need software that can handle the ever-growing […]Read More
Walter Frei | August 30, 2013
Recently, I was given a copy of the book Finite Element Modeling Methods for Photonics, by B.M. Azizur Rahman and Arti Agrawal. This book proved to be a good companion to the RF Module and Wave Optics Module for graduate students starting in photonics and new users of COMSOL who would like a very targeted introduction to the field. The website accompanying the book comes with some sample computer codes used by the authors in simulation that readers can use […]Read More


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Florida's Wekiva Parkway is a 25-mile, $1.7 billion road and it will finally complete the beltway around metro Orlando.
In many ways, the road is a grand experiment with environmental protection built into the road plans beginning with the protection of a threatened species.
Part of the plan is to move gopher tortoises to a place where they'll be protected.
Even with a backhoe, getting the tortoises out of the ground is delicate work. The burrows the animals build go into the ground more than 20 feet and they extend horizontally a good distance.
Gopher tortoises live in dry areas, which means they are often in the way of housing developments and roads, causing their numbers to dwindle.
"They've been displaced for years and years with regulation, the lack of regulations, but with populations minimized the state upgraded them a few years ago to threatened," said environmental consultant Mike Dinardo.
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The garment-inkjet floodgates are wide open, leaving many screen printers who want to boost revenues with complementary digital technology drowning in options. This article will help you wade through the crowded pool of printers.
Garment screen printers who are looking to digital technology to handle the short runs, one-offs, walk-in business, and other opportunities that might not be profitable on their presses now have more choices than ever. The market for direct-to-garment inkjet printers is now occupied by nearly five times more manufacturers than those mentioned in Screen Printing magazine's first look at the technology ("Garment Printing Joins the Jet Set," Sept. 2005, p. 66).
The past four years have ushered in a greater number of printers that offer the ability to print white ink as an underbase or highlight on dark garments, faster print speeds, more colors, solutions for tighter registration, controls for ink saturation and vibrancy, and more. Read on to find out more about the direct-to-garment inkjet printers available today and the models some manufacturers plan for launch in the near future. Contact information for each manufacturer is provided in the source list on page 24.
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Diana Walton had always been the picture of health. So, when she was told she had stage four breast cancer, she was shocked.
"Me? I mean, I'm healthy. I eat healthy; I work out everyday," said Walton. "This doesn't run in my family. How did I get cancer?"
The cancer had already attacked lymph nodes in her right arm by the time she was diagnosed in 2009.
"I had a lot of pain. I was lifting weights at one time and I had a lot of pain under my arm," said Walton. "I knew I had severe cancer when the doctor who gave me the diagnosis was crying."
Walton was 37 at the time, and as a wife and mother of two teenage boys, she went into warrior mode.
"God only gives this to warriors and that's what I consider myself. A warrior," said Walton. "I took it; I ran with it. And there's nothing but blessings that have come with this."
A mastectomy followed by aggressive chemotherapy left her with no hair. But, that didn't take away her pride and spirit.
"Oh yes, when I met her she had no hair," said Peri Faulks, Walton's friend and co-instructor. "And all I could think was wow -- this woman has spunk."
Her spunk is what made her a popular Zumba instructor. Walton teaches about 15 classes a week and her students affectionately call themselves her "fans."
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The only time Walton took a break from dancing was for the six months after her surgery.
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Hanover Township includes the unincorporated communities of Whippany and Cedar
Knolls. If you're looking
for Hanover hotels, Extended Stay America has a great place to stay a great price.
a short distance from New York City, Hanover Township and the surrounding area have a thriving
business community. Nabisco Products, makers of favorites like Chips Ahoy! and Fig
Newtons, has its headquarters in East Hannover, just six miles from the Extended Stay America
Also prominent in the area is international communication company Alcatel-Lucent,
whose Bell Labs research facility is in nearby Whippany.
If you enjoy major league sports,
you are just minutes away from truly world-class entertainment. Basketball fans will want to
head to the IZOD Center at the Continental Arena for an exciting New Jersey Nets game. If
you visit during football season, be sure to save Sunday afternoon for a trip to Giants Stadium
for hard-hitting gridiron action.
For those who think they're skilled at picking a winner,
Hanover is less than an hour from Meadowlands Racetrack. From January through August the track
features live racing and simulcast betting from around the country.
New Jersey is called the
Garden State, and the Bamboo Brook Outdoor Center in nearby Chester lives up to its state's
moniker. With nearly 100 acres of woods, fields and trails, there is sure to be something
here for just about every lover of the outdoors.
History aficionados will find
neighboring Morristown a must-see. Morristown played an important role in the American
Revolution, and the National Park Service has preserved Washington's Headquarters, located
Locomotive buffs need to stop by the Whippany Railway Museum, which is full of
railroad artifacts from New Jersey and the surrounding areas. The museum boasts several
steam and diesel engines from the early to mid 1900s.
Golfers will want to visit Pinch Brook
Golf Course in nearby Florham Park. With a variety of attractive price options, this is sure
to be a great place to spend a day golfing.
For a comfortable, convenient, and affordable Hanover, New Jersey hotel,
Extended Stay America is a terrific choice.


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Will we see the same kind of problems the Treasury Dept has had when HHS allocates the 20 Billion in funds for HIT? Will HHS limit the massive health industry's lobbyists influence over how HIT funds are spent? Will HHS turn to real consumer coalitions like the Coalition for Patient Privacy for guidance instead of faux consumer, industry-funded trade organizations?
The dominant HIT industry lobby wants to ensure that Americans get primitive, legacy HIT products and systems, instead of innovative privacy-protective technologies.
If the stimulus dollars are used to purchase existing health IT products that don't restore consumers' rights to control the use and sale of personal health information, corporations will continue to "lock down" and own our personal health information. See Peter Neupert's comments:
• Peter Neupert of Microsoft recently wrote in a TechNet blog about the health IT industry: "The thing is, nobody can make good decisions without good data," Neupert wrote. "Unfortunately, too many in our industry use data 'lock-in' as a tactic to keep their customers captive. Policy makers' myopic focus on standards and certification does little but provide good air cover for this status quo. Our fundamental first step has to be to ensure data liquidity—making it easy for the data to move around and do some good for us all."
• The health IT industry's 'customers' are the large hospital chains, health plans, labs, pharmacies, PBMs, and other health-related corporations that collect, store, handle and sell Americans' personal health information from prescription records to DNA. They do not serve the public or have much regard for our legal and ethical rights to control personal health information.
The people who can't make good decisions without the data are patients and doctors! We have almost no access to our own electronic health information. That's our personal health data Neupert and Kibbe wrote about—and they make it clear that industry believes it owns our data.
The last thing Americans need is for the HIT stimulus funds be used to buy outdated, primitive technologies without meaningful or comprehensive privacy protections. That's a prescription for waste and failure. Will the initial consumer privacy protections in the stimulus be nullified by purchases of inferior, privacy-destructive technologies?
View the Washington Post Article: Treasury Moves to Restrict Lobbyists From Influencing Bailout Program