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A few years ago, Jerry Shay, PhD, and Woodring Wright, MD, PhD, both Professors of Cell Biology, developed a powerful new tool in cancer research – a way to culture normal colon cells.
Thanks to this technique, they have a way to test, one trait at a time, which genetic mutations are important for the varied behavior of cancerous cells. The method is so powerful that researchers around the world have requested samples of the cells for their own work.
"Everything I do may be forgotten, but my cells, distributed to hundreds of labs, will be part of my legacy," Dr. Shay said.
Drs. Shay and Wright's research focuses on a portion of the chromosomes called telomeres. Telomeres consist of a repeated section of DNA that "caps" the ends of chromosomes. Every time a cell divides, its telomeres shorten. When the telomeres become short enough, the cell stops dividing and instead ages, changing the type of proteins made.
An enzyme called telomerase adds DNA back on the telomeres, maintaining their length and allowing cells to keep dividing. Telomerase plays a valuable role during development but has a darker side: If it is inappropriately active, it can "immortalize" cells to divide indefinitely, and this is permissive for cells becoming cancerous.
Drs. Shay and Wright and their colleagues were able to take advantage of telomerase's action, and by expressing it in normal human colon cells, they were able to create cells that could divide indefinitely in culture, but were not cancerous.
This allowed them to tackle cancer a new way – mutating noncancerous cells into cancerous ones, to parse out which genes play which role.
More than 1,000 gene mutations are associated with colon cancer, and any given tumor has about 100 mutations, Dr. Shay said. "No two human cancers have more than a few mutations in common."
Of those genes, 151 were considered to be "driver" genes – genes that actually caused the cancer, while the rest were incidental "passenger" genes.
"All of a sudden I put two and two together, and realized we had the cells to test this," Dr. Shay said. The researchers tested the genes by looking at one of the "hallmark" traits of cancer cells – the ability to grow without being physically attached to a substrate. The researchers used bits of RNA, called small interfering RNA, to block the genes, simulating a mutation.
The researchers found to their surprise that of the 151 driver genes, 65 were involved in anchorage-independent growth.
When looking at another hallmark trait – the ability to migrate through the substrate they're grown on – 22 of the 151 driver genes played a role.
The researchers are now screening the UT Southwestern collection of 200,000 compounds to search for potential drugs that can tackle these individual characteristics and the genes that control them. With the tools of interfering RNA, computer informatics, and high-throughput screening, they have high hopes of finding new therapies for cancers.
"I'm like a kid in a candy store," Dr. Shay said. "The methodologies that have developed over the last decade are earthshaking. We can do things I only dreamed of in graduate school."


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Praise Talos! The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is getting mounted combat, and PC gamers who use Steam can even try it out today. The patch ships for the 360 and the PS3 at a later date.
I don't know about you, but I'm definitely going to blow the dust off my Skyrim disc just to fight on the back of Shadowmere, my trusty, evil steed.
The rest of the patch fixes various issues and bugs. I've posted the entirety of the new update's fixes and changes under the "Read More" tag, as well as bringing you instructions on how to update your copy of Skyrim through Steam.
- Mounted Combat - Skyrim now allows you to do melee and ranged combat while riding a horse
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- Fixed issue with nirnroot lighting not properly cleaning up
- Fixed issue where bow damage was being calculated incorrectly
- Fixed rare problem with werewolf kill moves would not finish animating properly
- In "The Break of Dawn" fixed rare issue where Meridia's Beacon would disappear from player's inventory
- Fixed occasional issue where followers would disappear after player pays off a bounty after committing a crime
- Fixed issue where certain creatures and NPCs would fail to respawn properly
- Fixed rare issue with dialogue subtitles not displaying properly
- Fixed issue with water appearing blurry when loading a saved game after creating a save underwater
- Fixed issue where map cursor would occasionally disappear after closing a message box with Kinect enabled (Xbox 360)
- Fixed rare issue with shouts only performing the first level and not other unlocked levels with Kinect enabled (Xbox 360)
- Fixed issue where the shout buttons would stop working properly if users mashed LB and RB during cooldown with Kinect enabled (Xbox 360)
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- Click on Steam in the upper menu
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The ex-World Cup star yesterday warned that tomorrow night's friendly in Holland has taken on extra significance because of the dismal defeat in Croatia and draw with Macedonia last month.
Those results have left England's Euro 2008 hopes in danger after McClaren gambled on an untried 3-5-2 formation.
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- Agriculture responds to California drought emergency declaration
- State of Emergency
- Changing farming practices
- Tom Nassif, Western Growers: "We look to the Governor and the Obama Administration to take emergency actions to ensure speedy approval of any water transfers that are still possible."
- Tom Burmingham, Westlands Water District: "The Governor's declaration recognizes that the State of California is facing unprecedented drought conditions."
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Agriculture reacted positively to California Governor Edmund Brown's Drought State of Emergency announcement Jan. 17 amid water shortfalls in the driest year in recorded state history.
California's chief executive directed state officials to take all necessary actions to prepare for extreme drought conditions.
"We can't make it rain, but we can be much better prepared for the terrible consequences that California's drought now threatens, including dramatically less water for our farms and communities and increased fires in both urban and rural areas," Governor Brown said.
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California agriculture and water leaders responded in a positive fashion to the official announcement.
Western Growers President and Chief Executive Officer Tom Nassif is grateful for Governor Brown's action, acknowledging that dire drought conditions are wreaking havoc on California growers, especially in the San Joaquin Valley.
"We look to the Governor and the Obama Administration to take emergency actions to ensure speedy approval of any water transfers that are still possible," Nassif said.
Members of Western Growers produce about half of the nation's fruits and vegetables.
Nassif continued, "Just as importantly, if we are fortunate and California receives even a moderate amount of precipitation this year, we look to the Obama Administration to allow the state and federal water projects that convey water from the north to the south, to operate at the highest end of their discretion within the existing rules limiting water exports to protect fish species, when pulse flows reach the Delta.
Governor Brown's announcement was lauded by Westlands Water District (WWD) General Manager Tom Birmingham.
"The Governor's declaration recognizes that the State of California is facing unprecedented drought conditions," the Westlands leader said.
"After several consecutive dry years, compounded by regulations that have restricted water deliveries through the federal Central Valley Project and the California State Water Project, the people who live and work in agricultural areas of the Valley are facing a disaster," said Birmingham.
Westlands expects to fallow one-third of its 600,000 acres in the coming year since water is unavailable. Westlands is located in western Fresno and Kings counties along the western side of the San Joaquin Valley.


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'The Bachelor' Recap: Michelle Vs Chantal
This week, Michelle and Chantal's showdown takes center stage on "The Bachelor." The exotic site of this epic battle is the jungles of Costa Rica, where Brad Womack is sent to continue on his quest to find love and redemption on reality television.
Round 1 – Chantal O. (28) for making it through the re-appearance of the bachelorettes' ages intact. Michelle may be the most age-appropriate choice for Brad but girl looks like she's been rode hard for (30).
Round 2 – Chantal O - The obvious early victor of the night, Chantal O becomes the first girl of the season to win a second one-on-one date with the Bachelor. Off to the side, invisible Alli seethes with rage over the fact that sharing a green cupcake is the extent of her alone time with some guy she's supposed to be manufacturing feelings for. Not surprisingly, no one notices.
Brad and Chantal hit the helicopter and take off on their date, while Michelle sulks and whines to a too-polite-to-run-away, Emily. What is Brad doing on this date? The way Michelle sees it, Chantal is "really aggressive, really overconfident…. Almost like, egotistical." Did the kook-pot mention the kettle was black? Yeah, I thought so.
Much to Michelle's disgust, Chantal is totally killing it on the date, zip-lining with carefree abandon, despite the twists and turns of life/rain! What drama? There are monkeys around… and tiki torches! And more rain! Even better!
Once Brad is convinced that Chantal's emotions were an isolated event he'd never have to deal with again, he gives her a rose and they say a lot of things that could be something (if you're the person accepting a rose) or nothing (if you're not).
Round 3 – Everyone but Michelle (default Chantal)
Chantal comes home with a rose and Brad's shirt, while Michelle goes out on a group date in the rain, with a face of caked-on makeup that doesn't hide the fact that she's not nearly as water-resistant as her rival. Then, Brad goes and breaks his pact to never rappel with anyone but her. It was just more important to make sure that all the potential wives have an adventurous side, if not a brain or (single) personality.
Round 4 – Michelle - After getting smacked around a little bit, Brad tells Michelle that not only did he save her for last (which she correctly points out, he didn't), but he is going to rappel down with her. And by with her, he means at the same time as her, in a harness about three feet to the right of her harness.
Round 5 – Emily - Brad is hers if she wants him.
Round 6 – Chantal - Apparently part two of the group date is so close to home base that Brad can hear Alli's blood-curdling scream after Chantal waves a beetle in her face. It's a fitting introduction to his confrontational exchange with Michelle that results in a rose-free night. Michelle is bugged – no pun intended.
Round 7 – Everyone but Alli - Brad rides up with a family of horses and he and Alli set off for "the altar." The squeamish bachelorette (she of the blood-curdling scream) manages to wade through a bat-invested cave for the sake of true love. Finally, the two flashlights experience some sort of awesomeness and eventually make their way to a series of flattened steps that are called "the altar." Brad lays out a picnic blanket and lights some candles, and they begin the stilted, chemistry-free portion of their date that continues until he sends her off without a rose. She cries. He says goodbye and goes home with another rose.
Round 8 – Michelle - Surprising Brad after his date with Alli seems to go pretty well for the hairstylist, who may or may not have been responsible for the French-braid-as-headband look that everyone is sporting in the Costa.
Round 9 – Michelle - She wisely did not show up to the cocktail party dressed like a cheetah the way Chantal did.
Round 10 – Chantal - Brad did a little flip-flop on the previous evening's rendez-vous with Michelle, and slams her for telling him what to do with his roses. The other girls figure out what she's been up to and call her desperation out. Meanwhile, Chantal drops the LOVE bomb on Brad in a way that hints that she not only understands his complete distrust in anyone's feelings for him, but is willing to accept it and build a strategy accordingly. (Seriously Chris Harrson, MIA Jamie the Therapist, Anyone at all -- what is this guy doing on the show again? His practical/paranoid resistance to believing one can fall in love after two completely contrived, over-the-top, on-camera rendez-vous is getting a little ridiculous.) Fortunately, we've got Chantal around. Very well played. Even though Michelle's still around, Chantal wins the night.
What did everyone else think? Who will last longer? Did Jackie get sent home just so that Brad could prove Michelle's predictions wrong? Who (besides Brit) is next to go?


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Jane Borden Teaches
There is a special art to storytelling and personal essays. DSI Comedy Theater is extremely privileged to have Jane Borden, author of "I Totally Meant To Do That," in town to lend her expertise share her experience in the art of storytelling and crafting the personal essay.
Jane visits us from NYC, where she works as an entertainment journalist for Time Out NY and standup comedian. Her first book, a memoir in essays titled "I Totally Meant to Do That," was published by Crown this year. Vanity Fair called it "affectionate," and New York Magazine deemed it "lowbrow-brilliant." The Brooklyn Paper announced Borden as "the new 'It girl.'"
Sign up for our Jane Borden workshop online:
Saturday October 29th 1pm - 4pm ($60, $50 for students)
If you are not able to join Jane for her workshop, you could check out her standup on Tuesday October 18th (TONIGHT!) & Tuesday October 25th at DSI's BackBar Comedy or Thursday October 27th at DSI. ALL SHOWS 9PM.
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Donald, who describes himself as black, Indian, and Dominican, went to two high schools in San Francisco and Los Angeles. He liked the first school. It was challenging and the teachers were concerned about his welfare. But because of family problems, he left San Francisco and moved in with a foster family in Los Angeles. There he went to a school he describes as a "bad, bad school." He didn't learn anything and soon quit. Undeterred, he earned a GED and entered Cerritos Community College, living on his own at age 21 and determined to get a college degree.
Unfortunately, too many low-income students like Donald enter college academically under-prepared, and too few find the support they need to succeed in college. As a result, their rates of completing four-year degrees continue to lag behind those of more-affluent students.
Recent data from the National Center for Education Statistics indicate that while an estimated 56 percent of high-income students who begin postsecondary education will earn their four-year degrees within six years, only about 26 percent of low-income students will do so. And the gap has not diminished in recent years—indeed it may have increased somewhat over the past decade. For too many low-income students, the open door of American higher education and the opportunity it provides has become a revolving door.
Why is this the case? The answer to this important question is not simple; there are many complex forces shaping the success of low-income students. But perhaps none is as important as academic preparation: Low-income students are more likely to begin higher education academically under-prepared than those from more-affluent backgrounds. Beginning higher education with fewer academic resources than their peers, they are less likely to complete their degree programs.
Beyond Access: Promoting Student Success with Learning Communities
What is to be done? As Cliff Adelman pointed out in a previous issue of Change (July/August, 2007), no long-term solution to the problem of retaining and graduating under-prepared low-income students is possible unless institutions find a way to address their academic needs. Unfortunately, the evidence suggests that colleges thus far have struggled in their attempts to restructure existing programs to better serve them. But there are signs of change. One particularly promising effort is the adaptation of learning communities to the needs of these students.
With a grant from the Lumina Foundation for Education and additional support from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, we carried out a systematic, multi-institutional, longitudinal four-year study of the impact of learning communities, and the collaborative pedagogy that underlies them, on the success of academically under-prepared, predominantly low-income students. The students were enrolled in 13 two-year and six four-year colleges in California, Florida, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Washington. These institutions were selected, with the help of an advisory board of national experts, from a sample of more than 40 institutions that we identified as having effective developmental learning-community programs.
In each of the 19 institutions, we sampled all students in the learning-community classrooms and a comparison group of students who took the same subjects and were as academically similar to the learning-community students as possible. Our final sample of 5,729 students consisted of 2,615 students in learning communities and 3,114 students in comparison classrooms.
On each campus, we surveyed both groups of students using a variant of the Community College Survey of Student Engagement (CCSSE) to ascertain their patterns of academic and social engagement, perceptions, and academic plans. We used both institutional data files and data from the National Student Clearinghouse to track their performance over three years and their persistence over two years. The combined data were analyzed with cross-tabular and multivariate regression techniques to determine the independent effects of participation in a learning community on subsequent persistence, controlling for student attributes (e.g. gender, ethnicity, parents' educational level). For three two-year and two four-year institutions we also employed case-study techniques and longitudinal interviews to learn how these students made sense of their experiences.
Cathy Engstrom is an associate professor of higher education and chair of the department of higher education at Syracuse University. Her recent work focuses on the experiences of under-prepared students, particularly low-income and immigrant students. Vincent Tinto is a Distinguished University Professor at Syracuse University and a senior scholar at the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education. He has written widely on student persistence and institutional policies, particularly those designed to promote the success of low-income students.


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ONU Honors Distinguished Alumni
The Ohio Northern University Office of Alumni Relations honored five alumni with Distinguished Alumni Awards during the 2010 Alumni Weekend on June 5.
Ohio Northern's Distinguished Alumni Awards are based on outstanding service to the objectives of ONU's Alumni Association, service with distinction in the nominee's chosen profession, and tangible expression of loyalty to ONU.
This year's honorees are Thomas J. Hagan, a 1965 pharmacy graduate from Covington, Ohio; John Harrison Hull, a 1975 engineering graduate from Ottawa Hills, Ohio; Katherine Frances Karas, a 1975 pharmacy and arts and sciences graduate from Atwater, Ohio; Emory M. Hall, a 1956 pharmacy graduate from North Canton, Ohio; and Cheryl Mason, a 1986 arts and sciences graduate from Fairfax, Va.
In 1965, Tom Hagan began working for Shanely Pharmacy. He purchased the business in 1981 from ONU alumnus and trustee Dick Shanely before selling the renamed Healthcare Pharmacy in 1998 to another ONU alumnus, Jay Meyer. After selling the business, Hagan began working in direct customer support with RNA Health Systems in 2004, and he currently is employed with Softwriters, Inc. Along with hiring countless ONU alumni to his pharmacy and being a member of Northern's Heritage Club, Hagan has hosted numerous gatherings and fundraisers at his home in Covington, Ohio. He also hosted a 2008 event for several alumni and friends to launch The Campaign for Ohio Northern University's Tomorrow.
John Hull began his career with Jones and Henry Engineering in 1976, but soon became an entrepreneur. He became the president of Hull Consulting in 1980 and the founder and principal of Hull and Associates in 1987. Hull was named Outstanding Young Engineer of the Year in 1984 and Engineer of the Year in 1990 by the Toledo Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. He was again named Engineer of the Year in 2010, and he was also a 2010 nominee for the Jefferson Award. He has hosted alumni events at the Toledo Country Club and is a loyal member of the Henry Solomon Lehr Society.
Katherine Karas, currently employed at Buehler Pharmacy in the Massillon-Canton area, Ohio, has been very active in her field as a member of the Raabe College of Pharmacy Advisory board, the American Pharmaceutical Association, and the steering and professional relations committee for the National Community Pharmacists Association. She was also the president of the Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA). There, Karas recognized the influence her ONU professors had on her career by establishing the Katherine F. Karas Endowed Fund for Innovations in Teaching Award. In her career, she has received the OPA Keys Award and the Summit Pharmacists Association Pharmacist of the Year Award.
Emory M. Hall began his career at Riche Pharmacy in Canton in 1957. He was then drafted into the United States Army, where he worked in the pharmacy department of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. After his military career, Hall rejoined the team at Riche Pharmacy for four years before taking a position at the Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akron. He retired from the hospital after 28 years but still volunteers regularly. He and his wife, Ruth, who passed away a few years ago, established the Emory Hall Scholarship for Pharmacy. Hall is also a member of the Henry Solomon Lehr Society.
Since earning her juris doctorate, Cheryl McCain Mason has served as the advisor for the Board of Veterans' Appeals, directed the Paralegal Program for Central Texas College, and worked with the Federal Labor Relations. Since 2007, Mason has been the Chief Veterans Law Judge for the Board of Veterans' Appeals in Washington, D.C. Despite her extensive career responsibilities, she has remained involved in many ONU alumni activities. Mason is a member of the Getty Council Advisory Board for the College of Arts & Sciences, the Henry Solomon Lehr Society, and the Alumni B.E.A.R.S. program. She and her husband also created a Washington, D.C., initiative to recruit students to ONU.


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This brief statement to the preparatory committee for the Rio 2012 UN Conference on Sustainable Development was delivered by Ms. Marianne Loe, senior advisor in the Norwegian Ministry of foreign affairs. She stressed that Norway favours a short, concise, political outcome document and which themes Norway hopes will be emphasised.
State Secretary in the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ms. Gry Larsen, presented Norway's statement at the high-level pledging conference for the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF). For 2012, Norway's main contribution to the CERF will be 58 million US dollars (350 million NOK).
This statement to the preparatory committee for the Rio 2012 UN Conference on Sustainable Development was delivered by Ms. Marianne Loe, senior advisor in the Norwegian Ministry of foreign affairs. This second open-ended informal Intersessional meeting was a discussion on the compilation document.
This statement delivered during the UN Women Board meeting was delivered by Ms. Ingrid Mollestad, Senior Advisor in the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Norway is pleased that this first year has brought us a long way in the direction of building a robust and effective entity for women's rights and gender equality.
This statement was delivered by H.E. Mr. Paul Seger, Permanent Representative of Switzerland to the United Nations on behalf of the informal group of like-minded States on targeted sanctions.
Deputy Permanent Representative, Ambassador Tine Mørch Smith, presented this statement at the launch of the Norwegian-funded e-learning course on women, peace and security. The training programme was launched by UN Women and the Peace Operations Training Institute (POTI) and tailored for the African, Latin American and the Caribbean contexts.
"The main issue before the United Nations General Assembly this week is the Palestinian quest for recognition. Less attention is being paid to a related, and no less important question: Are the Palestinians capable and ready to run a state?" These are the opening lines of Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre's op-ed in the International Herald Tribune. Read the full text here.
Ambassador Terje Hauge from the Section for Humanitarian Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, presented Norway's main statement to the The Preparatory Committee for the United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT PrepCom).
Counsellor Lene Richter Strand presented Norway's statement on child protection at UNICEF's annual meeting of the Executive Board. It was part of the "Thematic discussion on results and lessons learned in the medium-term strategic plan focus area 4: Child protection from violence, exploitation and abuse."
Former UN Humanitarian Relief Coordinator Jan Egeland presented the Nansen Lecture on World Refugee Day 2011 to mark the 150 years since the birth of the great Norwegian polar explorer, scientist and humanitarian Fridtjof Nansen. The lecture title was: "The Changing Face of Displacement in the 21st Century".
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The 2014 NHL Stadium Series rolled on as the New York Rangers pulled out a 2-1 victory over the New York Islanders in Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, Jan. 29.
This loss was a big blow to the diminishing playoff hopes of the Islanders (21-27-8, 50 points). Meanwhile, the win was just another statement for the surging Rangers (29-23-3, 61 points).
Although not everyone is a fan of the outdoor games, it is hard to argue the aesthetic appeal. The outdoor lighting gives the game a great look on TV, and it has to offer a great view, although a little distant, for those in attendance.
Assuming those in attendance could keep their chattering teeth from blurring their vision beyond the point of recognition:
New Yorkers: Hardy souls, good eggs. Big crowd here for #Rangers, #Islanders at Yankee Stadium. Temp? 22. Plummeting pic.twitter.com/WkocHWfwlI— Brian McNally (@bmcnally14) January 30, 2014
The increasingly cold temperatures certainly didn't keep actor Michael J. Fox from enjoying the action:
"This is like house sitting for God." Michael J Fox on watching Islanders/Rangers at Yankee Stadium.— Andy Johnson (@AndyJohnsonB5Q) January 30, 2014
This was the second venture into Yankee Stadium in less than a week for the Rangers. On Sunday, they beat the Devils, 7-3. All of this gives Rangers players a chance to be a part of this fun stat:
Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers plays his 2nd game this week in Yankee Stadium: two games more than ARod will play there this year.— Bob Linfors (@blinfors) January 30, 2014
Meanwhile, it was Islanders goalie Evgeni Nabokov who looked like the outdoor veteran:
The first period was full of effort, but as the teams adjusted to the cold weather and the bumpy ice, there were no goals or serious threats.
The second period played out much like the first—until the final two minutes. Each team was getting some decent runs on goal, but neither could control the action or puck enough to turn that into a score.
Brock Nelson finally broke the seal on the goals by sliding a shot past the Rangers Henrik Lundqvist. That gave the Islanders a 1-0 lead. A lead that lasted 40 whole seconds.
That is when Benoit Pouliot pulled his team even by beating the beanie-wearing Islanders goalie.
GOAL!!!! #NYR answer right back with 46.3 seconds to play in second period, Benoit Pouliot crashes crease for the goal!!! We are tied 1-1— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) January 30, 2014
The flow of goals appeared to carry over into the third period.
Daniel Carcillo gave the Rangers a 2-1 lead less than five minutes into the final stanza. The outdoor goal from this former member of the Los Angeles Kings left some downright shocked:
Former #LAKing, Daniel Carcillo has scored an outdoor hockey goal. Maybe NY is now considered hell cause it has most definitely frozen over.— Joel Goodling (@JoelGoodling) January 30, 2014
The goal flow came to an abrupt end with Carcillo's score, however. With the bouncing puck, plummeting temperatures and increasing winds, both offenses were kept off the board for the remainder of the night.
Although it certainly wasn't for a lack of effort. In all, 65 shots were fired on goal, with the Rangers holding a slight 34-31 edge.
Key Player Grades
Benoit Pouliot, Rangers: B+
The goal by Pouliot adds to what has been a fine season for the veteran:
Benoit Pouliot has played in 344 NHL games, but he looks the best he has since leaving the Sudbury Wolves, according to Pierre.— Michael Hurley (@michaelFhurley) January 30, 2014
He got off to a dreadfully slow start, but he has settled into his role with the Rangers and is now paying big dividends. He received just under 11 minutes of ice time in this contest, but he fired off three shots and had two hits.
Henrik Lundqvist, Rangers: A-
Lundqvist has been rounding into form and getting stronger as the season rolls along.
On this night, he proved once again that he is right at home outdoors:
Great back and forth game for @NYRangers vs NY Isles. 3 for 3 in Stadium Series. @HLundqvist30 with another solid game. #LetsGoRangers #NYR— Brian O'Halloran (@BrianCOHalloran) January 30, 2014
Lundqvist stopped 30 of the 31 shots he faced. As the night got colder and the Islanders started firing off more shots, Lundqvist only got better, and that led his team to its narrow victory.
Evgeni Nabokov, Islanders: B
Considering the following fact, this was a rather amazing performance:
Evgeni Nabokov suffered a lower-body injury Jan. 6. This will be his first start since. He relieved Poulin in 6-3 loss to BOS two days ago.— Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) January 29, 2014
It couldn't have been easy to make his return to action in the frigid temperatures, though his hat likely helped.
He wound up saving 32 of 34 shots on the night. Although he will be troubled by allowing the winning score, he did what he could to keep his team in it.
What's Next?
Up next for both teams is a date against each other—indoors this time—at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 31.
The NHL will host two more outdoor games this season. On March 1, the Pittsburgh Penguins will take on the Chicago Blackhawks at Soldier Field, while the Ottawa Senators and Vancouver Canucks will drop the puck at BC Place in Vancouver on March 2.


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Are you ready for Pope Benedict's next gig?
Preparing for Pope Benedict's journey to England and Scotland later this week, Catholic bishops have likened the Pope to the headline act at a series of gigs in a 'cringe-worthy' guide, exposing the Church to new heights of ridicule.
The Daily Mail reports (September 12, 2010):
In a list of 'useful terms' in the official booklet, the three open-air Papal masses – the most solemn occasions of the historic trip – are referred to as 'shows' or 'gigs', terms normally associated with rock concerts.The document also compares the clergy who organise services – known as liturgists – to 'performers' or 'artists' …
The unusual glossary raises fresh questions over the handling of Pope Benedict XVI's four-day visit, which starts on Thursday and has already been mired in controversy.
The Church is distributing thousands of copies of the glossy, eight-page booklet produced by the Papal Visit Team, overseen by Archbishop of Westminster Vincent Nichols. Its cover carries the official slogan of the visit – the first to Britain since 1982 – Heart Speaks Unto Heart.
Insiders said the pamphlet is aimed at workers from companies arranging events, police officers, broadcasters and journalists who may not be Catholics and are unsure about the Church's rituals and beliefs.
Thomas Peters (The American Papist) puts the Bishop's phrasing in the most charitable light:
Hitler Hates The Pope!
Hattip to Thomas Peters at American Papist. The historical Hitler would have been shocked and concerned at what Pope Benedict is accomplishing, so it it is good to see that the internet Hitler is upset!
Fr. Frank Pavone Defends John Carr of the USCCB
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I received some inquiries recently regarding John Carr, who serves as the Executive Director of the Department of Justice, Peace and Human Development at the United States Catholic Bishops' Conference. The inquiries, stemming from controversies over the Catholic Campaign for Human Development and the Center for Community Change, essentially asked if John is pro-life and committed to the goal of securing protection for the lives of unborn children.
Because I am in a position to answer that question, and because of the fact that hurting people's reputations never serves our cause, let me state for the record that the answer to that question is "Yes."
I have had many opportunities to talk to and listen to John over the years, in public and in private, to read his articles, and to discuss our common goal of seeing social justice and peace applied to our neighbors in the womb. His record is clear, and unlike some others, when he talks about justice and peace and human development, he does not fail to include the unborn.
I share with you below his own comments, as well as those of Richard Doerflinger, the Associate Director of the Secretariat for Pro-life Activities of the US Bishops' Conference. As we work together to resolve the problems that do exist in our Church and in our culture, let's do so with great caution to preserve the good reputation to which all of our colleagues have a right.
Fr. Frank Pavone
The statements referenced in the letter can be found here.
Update: Additionally, Catholic News Service reports that many bishops have come forward to defend Mr. Carr.
Update 2: Tom Peters has a level-headed take on the matter here. In particular, I think his observations regarding "RealCatholicTV" are worthy of consideration:
The situation has not been helped, either, by the sensationalist reporting at RealCatholicTV.com, which in a recent report claimed that the allegations of misconduct at the CCHD was what Pope Paul VI was referring to when he warned that the "smoke of Satan has found its way into the Church" … seriously? I don't follow RCTV directly but the American Catholic does.
As I've said before, I agree with Mr. Peters (and many of our commenters) regarding RCTV. I do not doubt that the folks at RCTV are well-intentioned. Similarly, I do not doubt that there are some problems with CCHD and the USCCB. I simply think the RCTV coverage of this scandal has been too sensationalistic, and that their reporting should not be relied upon without independent verification.


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Kelsey Grammer's Wife Files For Divorce; Seeks Primary Custody Of Their Kids
Kelsey Grammer's actress wife has filed for divorce after almost 13 years of marriage.
The "Frasier" star wed former Playboy model Camille Donatacci in August, 1997 and they have two children together - daughter Mason Olivia, eight, and son Jude Gordon, five.
Camille Grammer's lawyer, Neal Hersh, filed a petition for divorce in a U.S. court on Thursday, citing "irreconcilable differences."
She is seeking joint legal custody and primary physical custody of their kids, and she is also asking for spousal and child support, according to TMZ.com.
The couple was last photographed out together at the Tony Awards in New York on June 13.
Kelsey Grammer is currently wowing theatre critics on Broadway in La Cage aux Folles, while his wife is a member of the cast of reality TV show "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."
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To clarify the definitional issues surrounding youth gang crime, respondents were asked to indicate which of the following gang crime definitions their agencies used most frequently: member-baseda crime in which a gang member or members are either the perpetrators or the victims, regardless of the motive; motive-baseda crime committed by a gang member or members in which the underlying reason is to further the interests and activities of the gang; or some other definition as specified. As shown in table 25, a majority (58 percent) of respondents said they used the member-based definition, nearly 32 percent used the motive-based definition, and almost 11 percent said they used some other definition.
Table 26 shows that a majority of jurisdictions in all area types used a member-based definition. A motive-based definition was more common in small cities (37 percent) and rural counties (36 percent) than in large cities (30 percent) and suburban counties (30 percent). Suburban counties and large cities were more likely than other area types to use other definitions (12 percent and 11 percent, respectively).
The use of member-based or motive-based definitions varied by region (see table 27). Law enforcement agencies in the Midwest were most likely to use a member-based definition. Agencies in the Northeast were least likely to use a member-based definition (51 percent) and most likely to use some other definition (16 percent).


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Bank Asia has been launched by a group of successful entrepreneurs with recognized standing in the society. The management of the Bank consists of a team led by senior bankers with decades of experience in national and international markets. The senior management team is ably supported by a group of professionals many of whom have exposure in the international market.
It set milestone by acquiring the business operations of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Dhaka, first in the banking history of Bangladesh. It again repeated the performance by acquiring the Bangladesh operations of Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. (MCB), a Pakistani bank.
In the year 2003 the Bank again came to the limelight with oversubscription of the Initial Public Offering of the shares of the Bank, which was a record (55 times) in our capital market's history and its shares commands respectable premium.
The asset and liability growth has been remarkable. Bank Asia has been actively participating in the local money market as well as foreign currency market without exposing the Bank to vulnerable positions. The Bank's investment in Treasury Bills and other securities went up noticeably opening up opportunities for enhancing income in the context of a regime of gradual interest rate decline.
Bank Asia Limited started its service with a vision to serve people with modern and innovative banking products and services at affordable charge. Being parallel to the cutting edge technology the Bank is offering online banking with added delivery channels like ATM, Tele-banking, SMS and Net Banking. And as part of the bank's commitment to provide all modern and value added banking service in keeping with the very best standard in a globalize world.
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Bank Asia has introduced Islamic banking to meet the growing needs of the customers for Shariah-based banking. It offers a wide range of financial services that covers the entire spectrum of banking operations.
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From the perspective of SME banking, there is no doubt that the world is getting flatter every day. Bank Asia launched SME banking to deliver the highest standard of service to its clientele.
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Bangladesh economy is changing every day. Changes are more and more visible and sometimes it seems they are happening overnight. The economical challenges now a days require flexibility and adjustment capacity. To face the challenges and business opportunities Bank Asia delivers cash Management and Lending Solutions match for specific business and requests.
Corporate Banking department manages relationship of our multinationals and large corporate clients. In addition corporate banking is focused on providing creative financial solutions to our eligible corporate clients in manufacturing bottling and conglomerates. Our total banking package covers all the needs of our corporate customers. Our efficient quality services are our trademark.
Large Corporate Groups who wish to centralize the management of capital, who has a strong demand in real-time consistency between corporate financial information and Bank's account, who place importance in working efficiency and have installed financial software system. Our lending solutions are customized to cover the financing gaps of the companies thus enabling them to have the necessary liquidity to manage daily operations or to complete their investment plans.
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Credit Cards facilitate your lifestyle in all facets like shopping, dining, accommodation, traveling, hospitalization, purchasing furniture & equipment. Keeping our main focus on growing needs of present city dwellers the bank have chalked out plan to provide Customer Service through toll free SMS service, to meet education expenses of the children & self, purchase household appliances for a interest free time, gift cards and so on that would be determined in needs of time.
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Bank Asia brings to you a very user-friendly locker service that is a fine blend of security and confidentiality. At the same time for sheer convenience and further security we have also made arrangements for a well appointed rest room where you can beautify yourself, wear your jewelry before you step out for your appointment or you may also take your own time to go through your valuable documents in absolute discretion.
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I am still unsure how to read the meaning of your question.
Do you mean that only the five digits are in correct order?
Or would you count 129348567 because the first seven are correct?
here is the question.
now I have tried to simplify the problem for my self by removing the last clause. In that case I believe that there will be 9!/5! such numbers (is that correct?).The number 916238457 is an example of a nine-digit number which
contains each of the digits 1 to 9 exactly once. It also has the property
that the digits 1 to 5 occur in their natural order,while the digits 1
to 6 do not. How many such numbers are there?
I am having difficult implementing the last clause to get a complete solution.
all help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
O.K. then.
Think of _1_2_3_4_5. We can put the 6 in any of those places. That is 5 ways.
Say we choose _1_2_6_3_4_5_. Now there are seven places to put the 7. That is 7 ways.
There are then 8 ways to put the 8 and then nine ways to place the 9.
What is the total number of ways?


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Panrico Board adopts measures to ensure the Group viability
- Carlos Gila appointed new first executive to undertake restructuring
The Board of Panrico, the food company specialized in pastry products and sliced bread, has appointed the economist and lawyer Carlos Gila, as first executive of the company.
Carlos Gila is a restructuring expert, member of Panrico Board, graduated by Harvard School and associate professor at IE Business School. He has been, among other positions, Executive Vice President of La Seda Barcelona, and board member of Azucarera Ebro Agrícolas.
From his new position, Carlos Gila will work closely with Panrico management team in order to provide the necessary instruments which must allow the implementation of a business plan that will guarantee the future of the Group in the middle of a very complicated market context.
This business plan will need support from employees, suppliers, customers and financial entities, and requires being flexible enough to adapt the company to the hard market conditions.
During the whole process consumers will continue receiving the product in the same way Panrico has been doing since 1962.


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Objective: To review the incidence, etiologies, pathophysiology, and treatment of acute liver failure (ALF) in children. Emphasis will be placed on the initial management of the multiple organ system involvement of ALF.
Method: MEDLINE search from 1970 to March 2005 was performed. Search headings were as follows: acute liver failure, fulminant liver failure, pediatric liver failure, hepatic encephalopathy, and liver transplantation. Studies written in English were selected. Pediatric studies were emphasized. Adult studies were referenced if there were no pediatric studies available in regard to a specific aspect of liver failure.
Conclusions: Pediatric acute liver failure is a rare but life-threatening disease. The common etiologies differ for given age groups. Management includes treating specific causes and supporting multiple organ system failure. Commonly associated disorders that require initial recognition and treatment include energy production deficiencies (hypoglycemia), coagulation abnormalities, immune system dysfunctions, encephalopathy, and cerebral edema. Criteria used to determine the need for liver transplant are reviewed as well as the difficulties associated with predicting which patients will meet these criteria and how rapidly liver transplant will become the only option. Finally, experimental procedures that may provide additional time for the liver to recover are briefly reported.
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No matter what wrestler you are talking about, the thing that separates good ones from great ones is their ability to inflict pain. After all, that's how you win matches.
Those really special wrestlers have special moves that they like to use. They are easy for them to use and cause a lot of damage to their opponents.
It may not be their finishing move or a move that they are known for, but it is a move that helps a wrestler win. You could even argue that without it, wins would be harder to come by.
These may not be the flashiest moves. They aren't always the moves that you assign to your superstar when you create yourself in a video game. However, they get the job done. Some of them even make you wish that you didn't want to secretly be a professional wrestler.
These are 50 of the most damaging moves in wrestling. I'm sure there are some that aren't here. There is no ranking system involved because, let's be fair here; that list would be so difficult to put together.
To say that one move hurts more than another is barking up the wrong tree.