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Sandusky Star Journal, The (Newspaper) - September 28, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio TODAY'S NEWS TODAY THE HOME THE SAN DUSKY STAR-JOURNAL. FORTY-FOURTH YEAR SEPTEMBER LAST EDITION NUMBER Transports Bearing Italian Soldiers Lie Off Shore Awaiting ANOTHER FLEET SAILS FOB CONSTANTINOPLE European Countries Watchfm Events in Quarrel Between -r Turks and WHAT-ITS ALL ABOUT. Italy demands that which for 300 years has dominat- ed surrender all of her right to Italy so that it can develop the colony. Tripoli is very fertile on the a desert in the but capable of great development. ______ 4 a e OF RIVALS. ifelian army comprises 225.000 active and total of ready for field. Turkey's arm has fight- rnjen under arms and a re- serve strength of all fight- s ing of the best character. Unfffruinately few of them could be transferred to Tripoli because of of transpoi'ts and guard- Italy's navy has twelve battle- 23 cruisers and numerous submarines and torpe- do- bonts. Turkey has one first class cruis- the built at Cramps and a number of worn out old warships which are utterly use- less. Sept. The entire Italian navy is now in commission and word is ily expected that Benghasi and Berna have been occu- pied under the protection of the fleet. It is admitted that Turkey's action In sending a transport to Berna will not be pardoned. The country is wildly excited over prospects of war. Advises from Constantinople say the is weakening and is willing to grant liberal trade concessions to It- aly providing her territorial integrity is respected. France and Germany have sent warships to Tripoli to pro- tect their interests there. The Italian plan of campaign com- prises a blockade off the coast of Tripoli. If any move is made on the it larger force hand must be landed is admitted a than is now on The powers are directing their efforts toward keep- ing the fight localized. All nations are pledged to neutrality but there is a strong undercurrent of suspicion. Diplomats admit the situation is seri- ous as any outward act by a nation would be resented by other powers. Up to the present there has been little -excitement in Constantinople over the threatened war. The feast of Barram is being observed and no ara tfeing pulpished so that the people are ignorant of the serious Italy is wildly excited and reservists are flocking to the colors. More than 90 per cent have ._ answered the call. of anti-militarists Wholesale have been made and they will be held without trial at convenience of the gov- ernment. Warships Off Coast. 28. Immediate hos- are looked for in Tripoli. Ad- vices from Constantinople state that on Page TURKEY'S NAVY MAY BE BUT SULTAN COULD MAKE THINGS INTERESTING FOR ITALY IF FIGHTING WAS TO BE DONE ASHORE. E CASTS UP TWO VICTIMS TODAY'S PAPER. _____ afternoon newspaper is purely a product of the the time when is not either to do that ought to be done or to LEARN WHAT HAS HAP- PENED IN THE WORLD OF TO- DAY. conditions of and thinking and work- us the afternoon paper. And as people HAVE TO HAVE ITS THEY ARE GLAD TO HAVE ITS ADVERTISING Evidence of Triple Murder at Keileys Island Discovered By Fisherman on North Shore Today Confirms Earlier Theory. Although Turkey's navy is use less compared to Italy's array of mod ern fighting the sultan might make it interesting for his prospective foe if the fighting was to he done oa land. Under the Young Turks' regime the sultan's army has been excellently and drilled in the most up-to-date methods of war- fare. Turkey has a standing army of with reserves. Interlocutory Decree oi Divorce Granted Which Will Be Ef- fective in 30 days. NEW Sept. Walter L. the joung millionaire of j MAKES NEW EYELIDS. KANSAS Sept. The eyelids of the rlev Joseph pastor of the Catholic church near which were burned when a lamp ex- ploded in his have been re- placed by new ones constructed from pieces of skin. The cuticle was cut .ptiest's and grafted on ffr the stumps of the over which he has al- most complete muscular control. Blue from Louise was granted a who divorce several weeks ago eloped with Frederick a plumber's son. Justice Clark handed down the de- cision after heajing the testimony of four witnesses against Mrs Suydam and was named as the corespondent. The decree will not be n confirmed until thirty days have IHSUrgent SenatCf and until that time has j Noble and Mrs. Suydam not be able to accord ing to the- young woman at they intend to do. A surprise developed during the hearing of the when it became known that divorce papers were Said to Serve on Reception Committee Was Enuf. COUNCIL Sept. 2S to Prosecutor Tha She Gave Morphine By Mistake. NEW Sept. bodies of the mother and ounger sister of Annie who is charged with the murder of another were exhumed today. The cor- oner turned the remains over to an autopsy chemist. The tiio died within j a month It is known that' Bodies of Two Foreigners Who Disappeared a Week Ago With One Shot the Other With Throat and Both Horribly Are Has Cluet Defense Lays Emphasis Upon Charge of Entrapment of Officials. QUOTES SPEECH OF TAFT Ghastly as was the finding last Saturdav afternoon of the nude body of Antonio murdered foreign Quarry in the lake off the north shore of Keileys the horror of the islanders was Intensified Thursday morning when Alfred returning to the island in. j his small reported that he had seen in the lake close to the on the north shore not far from where Vicaiio's body was tie untie bodies of two men to all had met die same fate. While they had been in the water for some probably a and were in poor it was almost certainly established. after they were take that the bodies were those of Antonio Berli and Jun two of the five men roc-iaed together. ncario was a and two others left the island last Friday on the steamer Kirby and are now being suspected of the triple murder. The bodies found Thursday had been horribly mutilated. One man bad his throat his abdomen cut open and he had baen repeatedly stabbed in the apparently with a stilletto. The other had a ballet wound i his head and was also staObed in the back. Like a Prize Fight Than a Judicial Declares The triple murder first alter the peculiar disappear-j ance of two of Vicaiio's camp house companions had been appears to be borne out.by the finding of two moie bodies in the lake off Keileys j Island Thursday morning Immediate- ly after word of the finding of the Sept. ar- bcdies had been received Deputy guments on the petition in error filed Sheriff Staffler and Coioner Knoble by attorneys for Rodnev J. Diegle' took.a to'he i an investigation into the latest de- commenced before the velopment of the blotfdy affair. were court here -today. The arguments were to two hours on each When Erne first saw the two bodies on the he wanted to run in side. Attorney General Hogan andtdcser but the sea was tunning lather. Prosecutor E. C. Turner represented the state. leported the facts to Undet taker W Emphasis was laid by attorneys for L. Buigej immediately upon his ar- Diegle upon the fact that the state IBE-- BIB TO m Others Ignore Request of stitutional League Platform. for offleials were entrapped by the detec tives and that because of this there shojuld conviction. -Tip- Tne latter in turn notified Cor- oner Knoble and the sheriff's office here. Sheriff Center was out of the city Thursday morning on the subject of entrapment Attor-iiff Staffler went to Keileys ill ney Belcher quoted from a newspaper was account of President Tart's speech Cleveland looking up a last week in Kansas concerning the' clue murder mystery. It was LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN Some Talk Now of Launching -StraightrOtrt Progressive in Of tb.6 three avowed candidates sending of detectives to Harvard to earned ednesday that the constitutional delegates from catch students in which the belonging to the missing men who are v_. 5 said he had no sympathy with of the were .hipped her practice. cleveland Belcher declared Diegle's trial was' days like a prize fight than a tms and asserted the rec-i of the case was full of errors. characterized it as most in- sister famous proposition ever prosecuted in any j Many alleged errors were cited byj There are several it was intended to information in run- the matter. It was that it might be neces- administered morphine to Elsie by mistake. Branding as ridiculous the charge that she murdered her two sisters and I Diegle's both her Miss Crawford de- eral thousand pages of testimony and I clared that the life insurance earned citations of authorities for the court by the four deceased persons was Ito and a decision is not ex- barely enough to defray the funeral Pected costs. She said the insurance car- f on Page President Taft invaded Iowa ried on the lives of her mother j served upon Mrs Suydam in her taB-I at Council Bl.ffs.jaid twoi sister was an- the band's house on Sept which was several days before she and left Blue Point ..Also it was testified that she confessed her with Noble to two witnesses who visited her in the apartments where she has been dwelling in New York Tne last witness was John E. Ketch- am of Patchogue. He said he visited Mrs. Suydam in New York with Jo- seph Mr. Stiydam's counsel. j When they arrived he said the young woman was alone After a few min- utes she jumped up and comes and ran into the hall. Ketchum hoard a loud which he was sure wad a and then Mrs Suydam re-entered with Noble. Both then admitted Ketcham federation Receives Telegram With No Reference to Ulti- matum Sent Officials. Dennison. Ft Iowa Here Waterloo Webster and Achlej. thaa In this he was in territory i to refute the theory advanced bv Dis- but this afternoon unades the insur-1trict Attorney St. Clair Adams that don't necessar- that His friends aie his reception in gents' well satisfied with Kansas. Senator re- fused to ride on the Taft special when other local politicians boarded it at Council Bluffs. Although Governor Senator KPPVOTI and others boarded the trim CVmmipb salil he would do no more than servo on the reception committee when Taft reach- ed Des Momes named in the affidavit and that also FIVE BURNED TO DEATH Sept. I erped for gain constituted the mo- tive. Mary Crawford died June supposedly of acute meningitis. Her mother died July 15. death being ascribed to uremia Her Wai- i ter died on July Uremia and tuberculosis weie stated j the causes j Miss Annie Crawfoid urs tl.f bcne- ficiarv of the life insurance policies j carried on the lives of all four of her j rieid and her two surviving j sisters have insurance upon Iher- her favor The insurance j policies are stated Sept. a flight of 103 nrles in 115 Aviator C P tal flyer landed here this afternoon I Rodgers left X. this morning and at nearly a mile a minute gait throughout his flight. but Dr. J. P. has replied to the request oi the Erie County Constitutional Con- vention league for a declaration ol principles and platform. The avowed candidates are Judge E. B. King and R. B. Fisher. Graefe mav become a If a quorum is present this matter may be considered at the meeting ot the league Thursday evening at court house. The_s abject assigned for discussion is Tlie Re- ferendum and the the sams that had been assigned for the past two veeks. Those actively interest- ed in the Inline are hopeful that thera will be iarge attendance. _ _ Tire ISC'F of fntcrest fir 1 in the oigacizafioa has been j me ut Lias j to those who hoped for a i large but it is no sur- JUal-l tn anmti ThnT-ix be because he's corner- Showers tonight and warmer. jauiic at 7 a. one year 54. _ in uses Friday at a. m. and EMIGRANT Sept. at 5 17 p m. Aviator resumed bis transcuu-i Maximum wind velocity for 24 hours to have been for tinental flight from here this ending at noon today. IS miles west at Fowler Starts Again. they had had many long sailing trips and tour dollars upon the the Eight hundred I no0n. on Great South bav which mi-ht well ranging in age from four to were I have been made grounds for a divorce. burned to death today when an at- Me 1 of her father 3' Wednesday afternoon Justice Clarke awarded the interlocu- tory decree. kerosene. Three others were so bad- ly burned they may die. Sept. the re- ceipt of a telegram from Vice Presi- dent of New prac- tically declining to discuss further the recognition of the system federa- tion on the Harriman presi- dents of the unions affiliated with the fereration met today to decide upon plans for calling a general strike of the Harriman roads. The system federation officials gave the Harriman line until noon today to grant them another conference Vice President Kruttschnitt hurried to New York to confer with the other officials of the Harriman lines. To- day he wired the system federation officials what they declare was an am- biguous message in which he merely stated that the officials of the lines thought they had always dealt fairly with the men and if the workers did not realize this the officials saw no of convincing them. No refer- ence was made in the the leaders to the ultima- tum. According to officials of the strike of the federation men is in- BEARS FIGHJ MORGAN AND BE A T HIM DOWN policy were paid. Pa. Sept _5 J Mc- Kmley. 35. of a decorator employed by the T. C. Wilmot Co.. walked off a scaffold HP fell fifteen feet and landed on his head. BEATEN IN WALL NEW Sept was a stampede of bears to cover ket had not recovered today from the their contiaets. which they were corn- excitement attending the Iraids of j pelled to do at heavy In BY HbLPS BOOM CALGARY prise to some. I clence that some it j ible to secirre adoption of their j have sort 'of oa j the other the plan ta maintalnr I an organisation that does not stand i for an j in particular does not appeal to many. There is some talk. 1 ot r. to cjganize a Progres- sive leagve which wouIJ take a posi- i stsnd for the initiarne and refer- home etc. Such an or- i ganization. some would have I a larger membershij and arouse mora enthusiasm Those not in sympathy 1 with the socallec1 progressive ideas i if they organize -a Conservative or Stand-pat league. Drawing the Line on The Liquor Question A staff correspondent of the United Press sends the following from a booming city in which a number of Sanduskians are interested. COLUMBUS. 0.. Sept Candi- dates foj the -conven- tion thioughout tne state are being sounded out as to whfre they stand OH the liquor aad it is said that a Pgiu will be only aaamst chose who its electric light and power plant. jits waterworks also the best _d side f sues left in the town. but the AnUlsaloon Calgan stalled in the stieut car to business a year anfl a half ago. The flrst six months tbe paid one of the highest system federation a the bears upon J. P Wednes- day in which they won but. the afternoon the bears obtained con- trol of the market and prices melted The statemet of the United States awav At the close of the turbulent I Steel corporation that desolation the bears retired from the dismtregation was not contemplated victorious. was responsible for one of the wildest The first transaction in steel was scenes recently enacted upon the New I the largest block with- York stock exchange and at the in recent with the exception of it was believed that J P Morgan and his followers were beaten to a stanfl- still by the bears. -Anti-Morgan bankers are credited a 45.000 share block on last Friday. The prices touched a gain of The preferred rose Lehigh Yal- ley Union Pacific and other with having broken the market byj favorite speculatives issues from tuo forcing Wabash bonds on Wall to four points Never before had when Wall Street was not ready such quantities of steel stock been receive Wabash bonds. It is cur-1 dealt in. The total for the first fif- rentlv reported that Mr. Morgan hasj teen minutes was more than called a conference to start a stren- uous bull campaign. The market was in a state of com- plete confusion throughout the day The range of in some exceeded six points. A peculiar feature of Wednesday's shares and for half and The decline was as relentless as the j advance. Bear tiaders took when they saw the gains were being' t and resumed operations. At times during the tbe mar- kef was almost demoralized. The evitable and will be called Saturday. President Kline said the men trading was that it resulted in tbe made every effort to settle the diffi-i utter rout of both the bull and tal transactions for cultf. bear factions. At the there i largest of the year. close was nervous and unsettled. To- tbe day were This the most important a of and in though manufacturing wholesale and tne system was more than doubled immigration center between Vancouv- i in a proat of S55i. jer and is different from the S15 net out of sross of i average American that is pros- 77S_ which wasa t bad for an as to Mt. and booming. and new business. The pioflts I Calgary isn't it started to grow never below ls per Knt per annum on the half miUkm. dollars to have tendencies towards the of the issue Several prospective the bus within the past each one of them tas id on tor Polum- f av-s and t days and f temnefan to BEATS POWER TRUST. At Winnipeg. the power trust has charged a mliimum of a year for each horse-power of elcctricitj The will soon com- plete a' plant to sell the same amount of current for 11387. Rather than the trust which owns a bie plant and the car has offered to sell and the negotiations have about been completed by which the citj will pav and ass-ume keep the liquor cniebtion out of thr the system cost As tbe piofits in-' constitutional but from orease mind r.resent indications it premises to are really net aftei payments ofl one Of the KSUPS that sinking fund and depiecia- ccms up consideration mi- the wages of the men will be uative and the re- and alreadj much of the call of judges will also i pronii- surplas is going into extensions nent parr in the fV- tfcmly settled wheie a taking it h.- corporation would not build. be a one Wniih brings cheap home sites into it has been definite tblt close jouch with the knocks j if the legislature is ftt jt -win be either in op Calgary decided it Or even May has 'ons wanted manu- i good time to get he --olons back amied 500000 o bonds forhe propr- and wholesale so it ja week's work oi oonas tot tne proper pnrchaspd ab0ut 900 acres within of -the limits and site at at attend to aa4 withm the last five and eaeh year since the gone ahead with greater speed. But it is taking time to build Calgary owns its own street car sys- plus 4 1-2 per cent interest to the Wate of to bona entorprises. And 'these sites and impnrvements thereon 'are exempt from taxation until on Page session will not in- dranswi oat than is It ttlso be held at such _ time not interfere work at oa KWSPAPLRl EWSPAPKJRI ;
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Congrats OP!! Now enjoy
This is a discussion on HECK YEAH!!!! The car just came onto the lot!!! :) within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; Congrats OP!! Now enjoy...
Here for pictures...
Congrats and welcome to the fam. I must add awesome color choice!
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That's great news! Congrats OP!
First pic that I decided to spend some time editing
So your car is wingless? That is fantastic. Haven't seen many of those.
The Big 2011/2012 Mod Thread
Ooh,hang on. That is the throb of a turbocharged flat four engine. A sound which,all over the world,heralds the imminent arrival of a moron - JC.
Yeah, thought it looked better without it, more stealthy.
Also most people follow what the drivers manual tells them about breaking in their car before driving spiritedly ( even after the break in most people don't drive like an ass-hat) I don't think you have to worry about BPanda doing what you did, he's been waiting a while for his car and I'm sure he's treating it very well.
That's enough with the targeted insults to Mike.
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Q1: there is no overall law except that it allows individual places to post. Govt buildings etc are universally restricted.
Q2: If they are not posted then upon discovery all they can do is ask you to leave.
Concord Park: This is in the town of Farragut and I don't think they have taken the measure up. I live just outside the town of Farragut and try to keep up with these issues.
Knoxville has concluded that since they voted to ban firearms in parks prior to about 1986, they do not need to do it again. I don't recall that being part of the legislation but the city attorney has issued an opinion justifying this. Bit ironic as there was a shooting in one of the down town parks just this week.


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Monthly Archives: January 2009
Jeff Wiehe: Rhonda Berger won't talk about the phone call, other than to say, "I was on the phone with her the whole time."
The call came early Friday from her daughter, who was trapped in a bathroom – smoke and gas attacking her lungs. Berger's daughter was with her two roommates as the Willows of Coventry apartment around them burned so intensely the floor began to fail.
At some point, the 19-year-old college student suffered a heart attack, Berger said, and later her heart would suffer further damage from failed CPR attempts to revive the woman, who died Saturday from smoke inhalation.
Berger won't talk about the last hour with her daughter, either, one spent tucked away with family in a room at St. Joseph Hospital with a sign asking for privacy hung outside the door.
LeDuff Finds Body In Ice
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I enjoyed this little snippet from Wikipedia's entry on narrative journalism:
Also, Narrative journalism has not yet found a definite home in the newsroom due to the nature of news reporting. Long-form writing is something that most journalists are not trained for, and incredible hard-news beat reporters are not necessarily great storytellers.
Appreciation: Appreciation
Erik Wemple: Everyone knows big changes are afoot in Style and its thematic cousins at the Post. A new co-managing editor, Raju Narisetti, was recently hired to oversee these fiefdoms—Style, Weekend, Washington Post Magazine, etc. (Narisetti did not respond to interview requests for this item.) There's no telling what Style will look like after Narisetti is finished with it.
But why start out with Appreciations? Is that where new management wants to make a statement?
If so, here's what's at stake: Will the paper be smaller yet still distinctive, or smaller and just like every other paper?
The Story Behind One Line
Lane DeGregory: INVERNESS
He found it four years ago when he was cleaning out closets. His sheet music: Chopin, Beethoven, Debussy, all buried inside a dusty box. He hadn't seen those songs in almost 50 years.
The pages were torn and taped; the dog-eared corners had yellowed. But Bill Lotz, now 71, could still read every note.
"Come with me," he told his wife, Suzi. "We're going to buy a piano."
Suzi looked at him, surprised. They had been married six years and she never knew he played.
When they got to the Crystal River music store, she thought Bill would plunk out Chopsticks.
Instead, Clair de Lune filled the air: graceful, gentle and dynamic. A bit halting, in spots. But after a half-century, Bill's hands still remembered.
A Question
Mailbag: I'm looking for great sports features/narratives/stories about a father and son or a coach and player in a similar relationship.
Anyone know of any?
Wary, In Arkansas
Anne Hull: BRINKLEY, Ark. — Wayne Loewer's truck reveals a lot about his life. A 12-gauge shotgun for duck hunting rests on the floorboard. A blue thermal lunch bag containing elk meat is shoved under the seat, left in haste that morning by his teenage son rushing to catch the school bus.
Binoculars in the console help Loewer scan his 2,900 acres of rice, soybeans and corn.
The dashboard radio is set to classic rock, playing the same Lynyrd Skynyrd tunes from Loewer's high school days, when Brinkley was still a thriving small town with stores and a movie theater.
His muddy truck is 900 miles from the kiosks crowding Pennsylvania Avenue selling "Hope Won" T-shirts. But more than miles separate Loewer from the coming celebration in Washington over Barack Obama's inauguration as president.
Big Guns
David Maraniss: In taking the oath of office as the first African American president in the nation's nearly 233 years, one man reached a singular achievement. But at four minutes after noon yesterday, Barack Hussein Obama was inevitably transformed — no matter what happens during his administration — from an individual, a politician, to an icon and a symbol. Here was history at its most sweeping and yet intimate.
Wil Haygood: Eugene Allen, who worked for more than three decades as a White House butler — some of those years during an era of brutal segregation when he often had to use back doors despite his employer's rarefied address — sat in the shadow of the Capitol dome yesterday and watched Barack Obama become the first African American president of the United States.
Henry Allen: Then President Barack Obama stepped to the lectern, surveyed the uncountable crowd, and delivered his Inaugural Address, his clear, insistent, youthful voice that somehow has the lifting quality of an airplane taking off, winging west toward the Lincoln Memorial and across the country.
Seen from the Mall, from bleachers, from a distant seat in a winter tree, he was just another in a long history of tiny humans up there, bustling around against the shoulder-y bulk of the Capitol.
Jumbo screens relayed his image to the crowd — images rule now, wisdom has it — and Obama once more had a smooth, cool, minimalist one. But people had come, in a way they haven't come in a while, not just to see him but to hear him, to listen to his words, to compare his speech with the other speeches that have enthralled audiences since his campaign began.


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Sixteen students from across the state have received $500 IHL/Parents and Kids Magazine scholarships for use at a Mississippi public, private or community college for Fall, 2006. Seniors applied for the scholarships at the 2005 IHL/Parents & Kids Magazine Regional College Fairs. Sixteen recipients were chosen from a pool of over 30 applicants. Winners were selected based on their academic success in high school, extracurricular activities, community service, references from both school and community officials and a written essay. The entries were judged by College Fair sponsors.
We congratulate each winner on their success in high school and hope they have continued success as they pursue their college degree, said Commissioner of Higher Education Dr. Thomas Meredith.
Sponsors of the scholarship program include AmFed Companies, AmSouth Bank, BancorpSouth Bank, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Mississippi, Edamerica, Education Services Foundation, Mississippi Affordable College Savings Program, Trustmark National Bank and USA Funds.
2005-2006 IHL/Parents & Kids College Fair Top 16 Scholarship Winners in
Rank Order (from highest to lowest )
High School Graduating From
College Attending and Major as of May, 2006
1. Miranda Means
Pearl High School
Mississippi State University
Graphic Design
2. Benjamin Spears
Mississippi State University
3. Blair Harden
Brandon High School
University of Southern Mississippi
4. Tiffany Hester
Stone High School
University of Mississippi
5. Jacob Cobb
Delta Academy
Delta State University
6. Megan Boyles
Heidelberg Academy
University of Mississippi
7. Meg Joyner
8. Karen Taylor
9. Jasper Cobb
University of Mississippi or
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10. Allison Jones
Madison-Ridgeland Academy
University of Mississippi or Mississippi State University
11. Dana Holloway
Mississippi College
12. Cherrosette Warren
Bailey Magnet High School
Alcorn State University or
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Madison Central High School
Holmes Community College or Mississippi College
Elementary Education
14. Steven Murray
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Civil Engineering
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Bay Springs High School
Jones County Junior College
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Poor Old Lu Lyrics
The theme of this song runs pretty deep. 'The Weeds That Grow Around My Feet' of course deals with someone standing in one place for too long, so that the weeds begin to grow around them. Specifically, this song deals with being stuck in a rut of sin. Often times we get caught in a sinful situation, but if left unchecked that sin begins to grow and pull us down. Over time, the sin is our comfort ("do I love this world?, can I breathe beyond here?"). Recognizing that we are caught in a rut of sin is so important, but we need to bring it before the Lord. It's also imperative that we get accountability with a friend or pastor. Our God is the God of freedom, and He hates to see us bound by anything of this world. Amen.
choices cloud my head again
wrapped up in myself instead
and if I fall this time
will it be the last time
for this crime
and anger has more of my soul
than I ever wished it would hold
and as I let it go
and watch how it grows
it won't fold
do I love this world?
can I breathe beyond here?
flowers have grown round my eyes and ears
the soil it soaks all my tears
how I'm tired of standing here
and I'm sick of that heat that's so near
and if we're all right
and if we cannot be wrong
then we needn't fear
we're almost there
like I'm depressed and I hold a gun
do I love this world?
can I breathe beyond here?
it's all the same
just falling rain
all the more the reason to stay
what is the scene
it's brown and green
the weeds that grow around my feet
and if we're all right
and if we cannot be wrong
then we needn't fear
we're almost there


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Jimmie Don Amos
03/11/1984 Black Male
-Aggravated Assault and Simple Criminal
Damage to Property
Robert Bernard
02/06/1989 Black Male
-Unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling
-Simple Escape
Donald Bunker
05/01/1984 White Male
-Unauthorized entry
Adam Cedotal
10/29/1976 White Male
-FTA: Poss. cocaine & poss. paraph
Edith Chavez
Hispanic Female
-Issuing Worthless Checks (4 counts)
Willie G. Gray, Jr.
02/20/1969 Black Male
-Forgery (2 counts)
Larry D. Harris
08/20/1963 Black Male
-IWC (x5); Unauth. use MV; Felony Theft;
FTA/IWC (x2); Failure to return movable
Fredrick Martin
01/10/1960 Black Male
-BW: Poss drug paraph; DUS; Exp License
Plate; No Insurance
James Martin, Jr.
02/20/1963 Black Male
Simple Burglary (Bossier Parish)
Dwight Moody
08/23/1965 Male
-Damage to Property
-Theft over $500
Steven D. Simpson
06/29/1965 White Male
-Failure to Appear/Schedule III
Lelon Swanner, III
01/24/1969 White Male
-IWC (2 counts)
-FTA (1 count)
Cherry Tims
07/21/1985 White Female
-Distribution Sch III
Cameron Walker
06/28/1991 White Male
-FTA: Carnal Knowledge of a Juvenile
Joshua Walker
08/09/1984 White Male
-IWC (2 counts); FTA-IWC; FTA: Simple
burglary & theft
Percy Willis
12/11/1970 Black Male
-Parole violation
Steven Woods
12/08/1971 White Male
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Some people had camped out for days in Battersea to be first in line for the Royal College of Art Secret Postcard Sale, which features card-sized images by well known artists, designers and architects, along with others by current students - all for sale at the same price of £45.
The art, you see, lies in guessing which card might prove a bargain as it is only after you've bought it that you are allowed to find out who it's by.
This year the sale features miniature works by designer Sir Paul Smith, Wallace and Gromit creator Nick Park and artist Julian Opie, among others
An RCA spokeswoman counted 50 tents outside the site at Battersea, south-west London, as of last night, and said there were at least 300 people queueing when the doors opened at 7am today.
Film director Mike Leigh, Stone Roses guitarist John Squire and inventor Sir James Dyson also donated works to the sale, which numbers 2,700 other designs.
This is the 20th year of the RCA sale, and organisers hope it will raise more than £120,000 for a fund to support emerging artists. The event has made more than £1 million for artists' grants and bursaries since it was established.
Artists who have previously given works to the sale include Yoko Ono, Anish Kapoor and Tracey Emin. The exhibition was the brainchild of a student at the art college in 1994.
Wilhelmina Bunn, RCA Secret curator said: "We're thrilled with the number and quality of postcards that have been sent to us this year. At a time when arts education funding is being cut we're even more grateful for this support, with donations helping the next generation of artists coming through the college."
Julian Opie painted four minimal blue and green landscapes; photographer David Bailey submitted six pen drawings with African imagery and a giant female rabbit.
Animator Nick Park's postcards included several animal characters including a cross-eyed frog and his famous Wallace reading a book entitled "Life without pie, a horror story".
Mike Leigh's pen sketches depicted a series of characters peering over a red frame within the postcard, and Sir Paul Smith drew a collection of birds.
John Squire found time out of rehearsing with the Stone Roses to make a postcard that simply read IOU in tiny plastic letters stuck to the card. Olympic pool architect Zaha Hadid donated a black-and-white graphic of what could be the inspiration for a new building, and Sir James Dyson submitted a series of drawings that included the internal workings of a vacuum cleaner.
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Collaboration between the Volunteers of America and the Longfellow Community Council garnered high praise from a member of the Minneapolis City Council in January. Ninth Ward Councilman Gary Schiff presented the Neighborhood Project of the Year Award to the groups for their 2012 work together to boost the economic health of the community.
The groups joined together in the Neighborhood Partnership Initiative (NPI) Project, funded by a grant from the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs at the University of Minnesota. The grant provided funds for internships and workshops for VOA's Lake Street Residential Reentry Center residents. Residents grew vegetables on a plot at the Minnehaha Community Garden, harvested the vegetables, and used them to prepare community meals at Minnehaha Communion Lutheran Church.
"We are honored to receive this recognition from the City of Minneapolis," said Amy Moore, Lake Street Social Services Coordinator for VOA. "We have already applied for a 2013 NPI Grant, where we hope to expand on our efforts from last year."
For more than 40 years, VOA-MN has operated the Residential Reentry Center, assisting former offenders in becoming productive members of society. The center provides men, who are allowed to complete part of their sentences within the community, with a variety of services which enable them to restore community ties, obtain employment and become accountable, productive, tax-paying citizens while avoiding further involvement in the criminal justice system.


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University of Hawai`i and AURA Connect Eleven Observatory Facilities on Mauna Kea Summit
Hilo, April 18, 2000 - A new high-performance Internet connection announced today will transform the ability of astronomers to accessworld-leading telescopes located on the peak of Mauna Kea on the island of Hawai`i.
The University of Hawai`i and the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA), with support from the National ScienceFoundation, have connected eleven of the world's leading astronomical observatories to Internet2 networks via the Mauna Kea ObservatoriesCommunication Network (MKOCN). With a capacity of 45 million bits per second, the new link will dramatically expand the capacity ofastronomers around the world to remotely use telescopes located on the Hawai`i mountaintop. The connection, which is nearly one thousand timesfaster than a typical modem, expands access to telescopes situated on Mauna Kea in a variety of ways.
Dr. Frederic H. Chaffee, Director of the Keck Observatory, noted that "this new high-speed link will bring us all closer to our user communitieson the mainland. In certain applications it will be possible for astronomers with access to Internet2 networks to 'observe' with the Keck telescopesfrom authorized mainland sites. In addition, we can use the link to participate in technical collaborations via videoconferencing without ever leavingour headquarters in Waimea. The potential of the new high-speed connection is enormous."
Astronomers around the world are also now able to connect in real time to the Gemini North control center in the University of Hawai`i at HiloResearch Park. According to Gemini Operations Manager, Dr. Jim Kennedy, "The new link will be crucial in coordinating advancedcommunications and scientific activities when our high-performance connection is completed to the Gemini South facility in Chile." The Geminitelescopes in Hawai`i and Chile are part of a multi-national effort to build twin 8.1 meter astronomical telescopes.
Additionally, home country access to international observatories on Mauna Kea, such as the new Japanese Subaru telescope, will dramaticallyimprove through Internet2's extensive set of international relationships and connections.
A new set of collaborations was crucial to establishing this connection. The University of Hawai`i and Gemini agreed on a joint technical plan,which received financial support from the National Science Foundation and network connectivity from the Defense Research and EngineeringNetwork.
"This network connection is a result of a partnership that shows what is possible when you combine resources to solve common problems," saidDr. David Lassner, director of the University of Hawai`i's Information Technology Services. "This would have been prohibitively expensive if wetried to work independently or without the help of several federal agencies."
There are educational benefits to the new link as well. The high-performance connection will allow the observatories to share more of theirfindings with the public through techniques such as virtual observatory tours and live video from Mauna Kea to museums, planetaria andclassrooms world-wide. The University of Hawai`i at Hilo will be developing a new Mauna Kea Astronomy Education Center in its ResearchPark, which will utilize the high-performance connections to the observatories along with a planetarium, videoconferencing and instructionalfacilities.
The new connection was supported by a $340,000 High Performance Connections grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to theUniversity of Hawai`i Information Technology Services and a $600,000 NSF grant to the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy(AURA) to connect Gemini and the other Mauna Kea Observatories. By cooperating to leverage both grants, the University of Hawai`i andAURA are providing connections from the Mauna Kea summit to the University of Hawai`i at Hilo Research Park and then on to the Hawai`iGigaPoP. The Hawai`i GigaPoP is a new regional high-performance network aggregation point at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa, located inHonolulu on the island of Oahu. The University of Hawai`i's Institute for Astronomy will provide Hilo-based operational support for theMKOCN connections and services.
A key to Hawai`i's high performance connection to Abilene, an Internet2 backbone network, is the US Department of Defense Research andEngineering Network (DREN). The Hawai`i GigaPoP is able to use DREN's 45 million bit per second link between Hawai`i and California - anin-kind service valued at more than $1.5 million per year - through a special agreement among the University of Hawai`i, DREN and NSF.
About Internet2: Internet2 is developing and deploying advanced network applications and technologies for research and higher education,accelerating the creation of tomorrow's Internet. Internet2 recreates the partnership of academia, industry and government that helped fostertoday's Internet in its infancy.
For more information about Internet2, see: http://www.internet2.edu/
About Gemini and AURA: The Gemini 8-meter Observatory Project is an international partnership that receives major funding from the NationalScience Foundation (NSF) and includes United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Chile, Brazil and Argentina. The NSF acts as executive agency forthe international Gemini partnership.
For more information, see: http://www.gemini.edu
For more information about the Mauna Kea Observatories and the MKOCN, see: http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/mko
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Umpleby and Pavel Makeyenko
Abstract: The existence of the internet makes it possible for management students to do semester projects with clients or students in other countries. Two projects in the 1990s and several projects in recent years are compared to show how the use of the internet is changing. In the early 1990s students in the US and Russia worked together on two projects via email because their professors knew each other. In recent projects students work with clients overseas because they are in touch with these people themselves. Hence, the use of the internet has become such a natural part of people's lives, student projects with international clients are now no more difficult than projects with local clients.
Keywords: management education,
service-learning, internet, joint ventures, student projects
The use of modern telecommunication technologies for educational purposes is currently developing quite rapidly. As these technologies spread around the world, new opportunities are emerging to internationalize educational activities. This paper describes several experiments to use email in management courses. The purpose of the early experiments in the 1990s was to determine how working on a common project with students in a different country might enhance the learning experiences of management students. Email was used as the medium of communication. All communication between Russian and American students was conducted in English. The American students who participated in these projects were enrolled in a course in Cross-Cultural Management. Students in this class were required to form into multi-cultural groups and to work together on a project. The projects were regarded as the laboratory part of the course. Because about half of the students enrolled in the MBA program at The George Washington University are from other countries, the term "American students" actually means a multinational group of students.
In the first experiment a group of American students and a group of Russian students volunteered to participate in a project which was aimed at creating one or more joint business ventures. In the second experiment, conducted a year later, a group of American students communicated with a Russian professor who proposed a specific business opportunity -- translating and then selling American management training videos in Russia.
The major educational goals of these two exercises were to
give the students the opportunity to experience cross-cultural
communication; to provide some initial training in establishing business
contacts with foreign partners; and to acquaint the students with the use
of email for regular communication.
From the beginning of the first experiment in 1993 it was clear that the main constraint would be the limited access of the Russian group to email. The Russian students had to rely on a single email address which belonged to a research institution and which was also used by other researchers. There was no local computer network, so the only way to send or receive messages was to bring messages prepared in advance on a floppy disk. Time delays, which occurred because of this physical movement of files in Moscow, turned out to be the major obstacle to the success of the project. It took an average of about two weeks to exchange messages. Since both groups were involved in one semester courses, it became apparent very soon that substantial progress on defining one or more joint ventures would not be possible in such a short period of time.
One reason that time was limited was the different university schedules. For the Moscow Institute the semester runs from mid February to late June. For George Washington University the semester runs from mid January to early May. So there were less than three months overlap in the semesters.
Technical barriers were more significant than cultural ones.
The American students made an interesting point. "Although we did not
experience a true 'cultural gap,' we felt that the physical barriers could
be considered cultural barriers because the infrastructure was viewed as
critically poor from our subjective perspective." (Kim, et al.,
The First Experiment
The first project was not aimed at a predetermined goal. Instead, the goal was to conduct an exchange of ideas about business opportunities in Russia and the U.S. and to discuss joint venture possibilities. The students, about five on each side, sought to identify ventures with interest on both sides.
The U.S. side suggested several projects:
The Russian side suggested:
The students from each side made a preliminary analysis of the market potential of these ideas and rejected some of them. For example, the American group rejected the memorabilia project because of logistical problems. "The brokering of memorabilia requires an expert appraiser and the supply of this type of item would be very sporadic." The idea of "magician" toys was turned down for cultural reasons. The American students expressed the view that American children are primarily interested in "Teen-age Mutant Ninja Turtles" or G.I. Joe dolls rather than toys that are intended to "develop thinking," as the Russian students put it.
When we started this exercise, we did not expect that the project would bring immediate practical results. However, the primary goal of experiencing cross-cultural business communication was achieved to a substantial degree. Several of the students continued to communicate after the end of the semester.
The second experiment was of a different kind. American students, conducting a group project for a course in cross-cultural management, communicated with a Russian professor who set as the goal of the project the search for a possible partner in the U.S. who would be interested in establishing a long term relationship with a Russian partner in order to translate and adapt U.S. educational videos for the emerging Russian market for training in business and management.
From the Russian side the students received information about the present situation regarding demand for such materials, economic constraints on such a project, possible business partners, and forms of cooperation with the US side. The Russian firm suggested that they would translate the tapes from English into Russian and dub the tapes or provide subtitles. The Russian firm would also change the technical standard from NTSC, used in the US, to SECAM, used in Europe. The Russian firm would become a distributor of these tapes in Russia and other former Soviet Union countries.
Based on this information, the American students wrote a business proposal for the US companies that produce educational videos. After receiving initial responses, the students contacted by telephone those companies who expressed interest and conducted preliminary negotiations. Throughout this process they regularly contacted the Russian professor by email to obtain additional information and to report on progress. As a result of these efforts they obtained the names and addresses of three US companies which expressed strong interest for further negotiations with the Russian side.
This project also did not result in a joint venture. The
American copyright holders were concerned about the status of intellectual
property legislation and enforcement in Russia and other Newly Independent
States. Nevertheless the project was successful from an educational point
of view.
Obstacles to Joint Activities
Regarding the obstacles to establishing successful joint ventures, the two experiments revealed cultural, technical, and legal or economic difficulties. Some of the difficulties can be rather easily overcome. Some will be resolved only as new institutions or ways of doing business are developed.
1. Cultural difficulties
2. Technical difficulties
3. Legal and economic difficulties
Not later than 1993 one hundred percent of US universities had campus computer networks. Email and its companion, file transfer, had become an everyday practice throughout higher education in the U.S. (Cotton, 1995) But widespread use of email was not as well developed in Russia. The greatest obstacle to the projects in the early 1990s was the limited access by Russian educators and students to communication facilities. Nevertheless, these experiments in international educational activities showed that email can be an effective tool in teaching courses with an international focus.
The American students were impressed that communication via
email was much easier than via telephone or fax. Although there were
other methods of communication available, email was the most convenient
method because of the low cost of communication and because of existing
access to the necessary equipment. Email was also the most convenient
means of communicating because of the time difference (eight hours)
between Russia and the U.S. Because it is available at all hours, email
can be used at any time, unlike the telephone. And email is cheaper than
communicating by fax. (Chen, et al., 1994)
Recent Use of Email in Student Group Projects
In recent years the technical barriers to using email in student group projects have greatly diminished. The technology is now so widely used, both in the US and other countries, that students now do projects with clients in other countries without being encouraged to do so. Some more recent uses of the internet by students in management courses illustrate how completely the internet has become an essential tool in the academic and business worlds.
A group of students worked with Cyandi Electronics Corporation, a Korean firm with a plant in Mexico. The firm was having difficulty retaining Mexican laborers. The students decided to help the company find ways to keep skilled workers. They found that when the company decided to open a plant in Mexico, it focused on economic gains but not cultural differences. The students created surveys for the Korean managers and Mexican workers and analyzed the results. Their recommendations included more knowledge of Spanish among Korean managers, job rotation, incentives for good attendance, and contracts between the company and workers. (Farman, et al., 1999)
One project involved corruption in hiring practices in the banking industry in Ukraine. The husband of a former visiting professor at GWU is a computer scientist working for a bank in Ukraine. He was not being promoted, but others less capable were. So a GW student, who had formerly been a lawyer in Bulgaria, worked with him via email to write a paper comparing hiring practices and anti-corruption measures in the US and Ukraine. The paper was based on interviews in the US and Ukraine and information from websites of organizations such as Transparency International. (Rousseva and Melnyk, 2002)
A group of students worked with the Somali Television Network. Somalia is
a failed state. For several years it had no government, or more precisely
the government leaders were in Kenya to avoid the chaos in Somalia. But
many organizations continued to function, including Somali television and
radio stations. One student knew a shareholder who lived in London. The
students worked with the shareholder on three projects. First, they found
in the US a code of journalistic ethics, which will be used in training
the journalists in Somalia. Second, they obtained an organization chart
for a television station in Washington, DC, and sent it along with
recommendations on how to organize the people working at the stations in
Somalia. Third, the students described how a quality improvement program
could be established and conducted. (Boudjemaa, et al., 2003)
Summarizing the results of the experiments we can say the
Boudjemaa, H., Cortez, C., Porapakkham, C., Sudi, B. (2003), "Somali
Television Network Project: Organization Design and Quality Improvement,"
A group project for Mgt 201, The George Washington University.
Cotton, C. (1995), "Networking in Higher Education: Institutions Respond to Growing Demands." Syllabus, Vol. 8, No. 7.
Farman, Alan, Byung-Chung Ha, Jae Lee. (1999), "Labor Problems of Cyandi Electronics Corporation." A group project for Mgt 216, The George Washington University.
Kim, J., Childers, S., Sirko, C. (1993), "U.S.-Russian Student Joint Ventures," A group project for Mgt 216, The George Washington University.
Rousseva, P. and Melnyk, S. (2002), "What Works
Best Against Corruption: USA – Ukraine a Cross-Cultural Approach," A
group project for Mgt 216, The George Washington University.
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Current Gerontology and Geriatrics Research
Volume 2013 (2013), Article ID 298012, 4 pages
Active Aging: A Global Goal
1Department of Psychobiology and Health, Autonomous University of Madrid, 28049 Madrid, Spain
2French National Institute of Health and Medical Research, Paris, France
3Sheffield University, South Yorkshire, UK
4International Longevity Center, Brazil
Received 9 December 2012; Accepted 9 December 2012
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Mechanism Of Action
SEROSTIM is an anabolic and anticatabolic agent which exerts its influence by interacting with specific receptors on a variety of cell types including myocytes, hepatocytes, adipocytes, lymphocytes, and hematopoietic cells. Some, but not all of its effects, are mediated by insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1).
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A one-week study in 6 patients with HIV-associated wasting has shown that treatment with SEROSTIM 0.1 mg/kg/day improved nitrogen balance, increased protein-sparing lipid oxidation, and had little effect on overall carbohydrate metabolism.
Decreases in trunk fat and total body fat, and increases in lean body mass were observed during two double-blind, placebo-controlled studies wherein SEROSTIM vs. placebo were administered daily for 12 weeks to patients with HIV Lipodystrophy [see Clinical Studies].
Effects On Nitrogen And Mineral Retention
In the one-week study in 6 patients with HIV-associated wasting, treatment with SEROSTIM resulted in the retention of phosphorous, potassium, nitrogen, and sodium. The ratio of retained potassium and nitrogen during SEROSTIM therapy was consistent with retention of these elements in lean tissue.
Physical Performance
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The absolute bioavailability after subcutaneous administration was determined to be 70 to 90%. The mean t½ after subcutaneous administration is significantly longer than that seen after intravenous administration in normal male volunteers down-regulated with somatostatin (approximately 4.0 hrs. vs. 0.6 hrs.), indicating that the subcutaneous absorption of somatropin is a rate-limiting process.
The steady-state volume of distribution (Mean ± SD) following intravenous administration of somatropin in normal male volunteers is 12.0 ± 1.08 L.
Although the liver plays a role in the metabolism of GH, GH is primarily cleaved in the kidney. GH undergoes glomerular filtration and, after cleavage within the renal cells, the peptides and amino acids are returned to the systemic circulation.
The t½ in nine patients with HIV-associated wasting with an average weight of 56.7 ± 6.8 kg, given a fixed dose of 6.0 mg somatropin subcutaneously was 4.28 ± 2.15 hrs, similar to that observed in normal male volunteers. The renal clearance of r-hGH after subcutaneous administration in nine patients with HIV-associated wasting was 0.0015 ± 0.0037 L/h. No significant accumulation of r-hGH appears to occur after 6 weeks of daily dosing as indicated.
Specific Populations
Pediatric: Available evidence suggests that r-hGH clearances are similar in adults and children, but no pharmacokinetic studies have been conducted in children with HIV.
Gender: Biomedical literature indicates that a gender-related difference in the mean clearance of r-hGH could exist (clearance of r-hGH in males > clearance of r-hGH in females). However, no gender-based analysis is available in normal volunteers or patients infected with HIV.
Race: No studies have been conducted to determine the effect of race on the pharmacokinetics of SEROSTIM.
Renal Impairment: Subjects with chronic renal failure tend to have decreased somatropin clearance compared to those with normal renal function. However, no studies have been conducted to determine the effect of renal impairment on the pharmacokinetics of SEROSTIM.
Hepatic Impairment: No studies have been conducted to determine the effect of hepatic impairment on the pharmacokinetic of SEROSTIM.
Clinical Studies
HIV-Associated Wasting Or Cachexia
The clinical efficacy of SEROSTIM in HIV-associated wasting or cachexia was assessed in two placebo-controlled trials. All study subjects received concomitant antiretroviral therapy. There was no increase in the incidence of Kaposi's sarcoma (KS), lymphoma, or in the progression of cutaneous Kaposi's sarcoma in clinical studies of SEROSTIM. Patients with internal KS lesions were excluded from the studies. Potential effects on other malignancies are unknown.
Clinical Trial 1
A 12-week, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study followed by an open-label extension phase enrolled 178 patients with severe HIV wasting taking nucleoside analogue therapy (pre-HAART era). The primary endpoint was body weight. Body composition was assessed using dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) and physical function was assessed by treadmill exercise testing. Patients meeting the inclusion/exclusion criteria were treated with either placebo or SEROSTIM 0.1 mg/kg daily. Ninety-six percent (96%) were male. The average baseline CD4 count/microliter was 85. The results from one hundred forty (140) evaluable patients were analyzed (those completing the 12-week course of treatment and who were at least 80% compliant with study drug). After 12 weeks of therapy, the mean difference in weight increase between the SEROSTIM-treated group and the placebo-treated group was 1.6 kg (3.5 lb). Mean difference in lean body mass (LBM) change between the SEROSTIM-treated group and the placebo-treated group was 3.1 kg (6.8 lbs) as measured by DXA. Mean increase in weight and LBM, and mean decrease in body fat, were significantly greater in the SEROSTIM-treated group than in the placebo group (p=0.011, p < 0.001, p < 0.001, respectively) after 12 weeks of treatment (Figure 1). There were no significant changes with continued treatment beyond 12 weeks suggesting that the original gains of weight and LBM were maintained (Figure 1).
Treatment with SEROSTIM resulted in a significant increase in physical function as assessed by treadmill exercise testing. The median treadmill work output increased by 13% (p=0.039) at 12 weeks in the group receiving SEROSTIM (Figure 2). There was no improvement in the placebo-treated group at 12 weeks. Changes in treadmill performance were significantly correlated with changes in LBM.
Figure 1: Mean Changes in Body Composition
Figure 2: Median Treadmill Work Output
Clinical Trial 2
A 12-week, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study enrolled 757 patients with HIV-associated wasting, or cachexia. The primary efficacy endpoint was physical function as measured by cycle ergometry work output. Body composition was assessed using bioelectrical impedance spectroscopy (BIS) and also by dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) at a subset of centers. Patients meeting the inclusion/exclusion criteria were treated with either placebo, approximately 0.1 mg/kg every other day (qod) of SEROSTIM, or approximately 0.1 mg/kg daily at bedtime of SEROSTIM. All results were analyzed in intent-to-treat populations (for cycle ergometry work output, n=670). Ninety-one percent (91%) were male and 88% were on HAART anti-retroviral therapy. The average baseline CD4 count/μL was 446. Six hundred forty-six patients (646) completed the 12-week study and continued in the SEROSTIM treatment extension phase of the trial.
Clinical Trial 2 results are summarized in Tables 4 and 5:
Table 4: Mean (Median) of Cycle Work Output (kJ)
Response after 12 weeks of Treatment ITT Population
|Half-Dose SEROSTIMb
|Full-Dose SEROSTIMa
|Cycle work output (kJ)
|25.92 (25.05)
|27.79 (26.65)
|27.57 (26.30)
|Change from baseline
|-0.05 (-0.25)
|2.48 (2.30)
|2.52 (2.40)
|Percent change from baseline
|Difference from Placebo
|Mean (2-sided 95% C.I.)
|2.53c (0.81, 4.25)
|2.57c (0.83, 4.31)
|a approximately 0.1 mg/kg daily
b approximately 0.1 mg/kg every other day
c p < 0.01
Table 5: Mean (Median)
Change from Baseline for Lean Body Mass, Fat Mass and Body Weight
|Half-Dose SEROSTIMb
|Full-Dose SEROSTIMa
|Mean (Median)
|Mean (Median)
|Mean (Median)
|Lean body mass (kg) (by BIS)
|0.97 (0.67)
|3.89 (3.65)
|5.84 (5.47)
|Fat mass (kg) (by DXA)
|0.03 (0.01)
|-1.25 (-1.23)
|-1.72 (-1.51)
|Body weight (kg)
|0.69 (0.68)
|2.18 (2.15)
|2.79 (2.65)
|a approximately 0.1 mg/kg daily
b approximately 0.1 mg/kg every other day
The mean maximum cycle work output until exhaustion increased after 12 weeks by 2.57 kilojoules (kJ) in the SEROSTIM 0.1 mg/kg daily group (p < 0.01) and by 2.53 kJ in the SEROSTIM 0.1 mg/kg every other day group (p < 0.01) compared with placebo (Table 4). Cycle work output improved approximately 9% in both active treatment arms and decreased < 1% in the placebo group. Lean body mass (LBM) and body weight (BW) increased, and fat mass decreased, in a dose-related fashion after treatment with SEROSTIM and placebo (Table 5). The LBM results obtained by BIS were confirmed with DXA.
Patients' perceptions of the impact of 12 weeks of treatment on their wasting symptoms as assessed by the Bristol-Meyers Anorexia/Cachexia Recovery Instrument improved with both doses of SEROSTIM in Clinical Trial 2.
Extension Phase: All patients (n=646) completing the 12-week placebo-controlled phase of Clinical Trial 2 continued SEROSTIM treatment into an extension phase. Five hundred and forty eight of these patients completed an additional 12 weeks of active treatment. In these patients, changes in cycle ergometry work output, LBM, BW, and fat mass either improved further or were maintained with continued SEROSTIM treatment.
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