text: Daily In-Center Dialysis Trial Meets Endpoints, but Nocturnal Home Trial Does NotHogan, MichelleNephrology Times: December 2010 - Volume 3 - Issue 12 - p 1, 16, 17 doi: 10.1097/01.NEP.0000393752.28461.93 ASN Renal Week 2010 DENVER—Compared with conventional three-times-a-week hemodialysis, daily in-center hemodialysis led to better outcomes in a composite endpoint of one-year mortality and change in left ventricular heart mass, and in a composite endpoint of one-year mortality and change in physical health, according to results from the randomized Frequent Hemodialysis Network (FHN) Trial. The results were reported during the late-breaking clinical trials session here at the American Society of Nephrology Renal Week 2010 and in the New England Journal of Medicine (2010;363:2287-2300). Image... More frequent therapy was also associated with better control of hypertension and hyperphosphatemia, but it did lead to more frequent interventions for vascular access. "It's clear that more frequent dialysis improves these specified outcomes, and that has to be one of the things that a physician and their patient together decide as they consider the choices they have for treatment," said Alan S. Kliger, MD, Clinical Professor of Medicine at Yale School of Medicine and Chief Medical Officer at the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Haven, CT, in an interview after he and colleagues presented the trial results. "I don't think it dictates the best way to do anything. What it tells you is that you have this additional information that we need to share with patients so that patients can decide which form of therapy is better for them." The daily in-center hemodialysis trial, which randomized 245 patients to receive in-center dialysis six times a week or conventional three-times-a-week dialysis, was one of two parallel trials conducted by the Frequent Hemodialysis Network. The other trial looked at nocturnal dialysis, randomizing 87 patients to overnight dialysis six times a week or conventional dialysis three times a week. All of the patients in the nocturnal arm and most of the patients in the conventional arm received dialysis at home. The trial did not show a significant change in either of the two co-primary outcomes, the same outcomes that were analyzed in the daily in-center trial. "The nocturnal home study showed statistically nonsignificant reduction in the mean left ventricular mass and nonsignificant increase in vascular access intervention," Dr. Kliger said during a press conference at the ASN meeting. "The fewer number of enrolled patients in the nocturnal study under-powering the study may in part have been responsible for these nonsignificant findings." The research was supported by the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Back to Top | Article Outline Statistically Significant Difference The FHN Trials were conducted to address the question of whether more dialysis is better, Dr. Kliger noted during his presentation. "The HEMO trial showed no benefit of more hemodialysis when delivered three times a week. More frequent hemodialysis delivered daily or overnight can dramatically increase solute removal and more effectively control volume. "Observational trials showed benefits, but six years ago when we designed these FHN trials, no prospective randomized trial had been done. Since then, one small randomized trial from Alberta, Canada, showed reduced left ventricular mass among patients dialyzed five or six nights a week compared with conventional three-times-a-week treatment. Given the limitations of observational trials, we performed two multicenter, prospective, randomized trials." The daily in-center study was conducted between January 2006 and March 2010 at 11 university and 54 community hemodialysis facilities in North America. "Choosing the outcome measure was a challenge," Dr. Kliger said. "A mortality study would have needed 3,500 to 5,000 subjects—clearly infeasible. Since reduction in left ventricular mass has been shown to correlate with survival in hemodialysis patients, and patients' self-reported physical health correlates with survival, we chose two co-primary composite outcomes. "We stipulated that demonstration of favorable effects on both co-primary outcomes would be required for us to interpret as evidence of overall benefit." Patients were followed for one year. Those receiving in-center dialysis six times a week showed significant benefits in both co-primary composite outcomes, with a hazard ratio for death or increase in left ventricular mass of 0.61, and a hazard ratio for death or decrease in the physical health composite score of 0.70, while those receiving nocturnal home hemodialysis six times a week had a statistically nonsignificant reduction in mean left ventricular mass. I dont think it dict... Nine domains for secondary analysis also were examined. Both daily in-center and nocturnal home hemodialysis led to statistically significant improvements in pre-dialysis phosphorus and pre-dialysis systolic blood pressure, and daily in-center therapy also had significant benefits for left ventricular mass and the physical health composite. Neither type of more frequent treatment had significant effects on cognitive performance, self-reported depression, serum albumin concentration, dose of erythropoiesis-stimulating agents, or non-access hospitalization or death. In terms of complications, patients in the frequent-hemodialysis group of the daily in-center trial were more likely to have a vascular access-related intervention, both in terms of time to the first intervention and in the need for multiple interventions. Among these patients, there were 95 vascular access-related interventions—19 to correct access failure and 76 other procedures—compared with 65 interventions in the conventional-hemodialysis arm of that trial—23 to correct access failure and 42 other procedures. Also, 47% of the patients in the frequent group had at least one procedure, compared with 29% in the conventional-hemodialysis group. In the nocturnal trial, the increase in vascular access interventions in the more frequent group was not significant. The increase in vascular access interventions observed with more frequent dialysis is reason for concern, said Robert Lockridge, MD, Medical Director of the University of Virginia Lynchburg Home Dialysis Center and Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Virginia, in a phone interview. Dr. Lockridge was involved with the nocturnal home trial but not with the daily in-center trial. Should we be putting... "Clearly there was a trend in the nocturnal group and a difference in the short daily of more interventions, but was it because the nurse was looking at the access more, or was it because the access was being stuck twice as often? I think that's very important to sort out." Back to Top | Article Outline On Outcomes Much of the discussion of the FHN trials has centered on the outcomes measured. "I think everyone certainly would hope to have a study that examines mortality as an endpoint," said Christopher Chan, MD, who was part of the Frequent Hemodialysis Network, in a phone interview. Dr. Chan is R. Fraser Elliott Chair in Home Dialysis and Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto, and Medical Director of Home Hemodialysis for the University Health Network. "Recruitment is challenging, and it certainly wasn't without significant effort even to recruit the 247 patients that were randomized in the daily trial. I think as an investigator I would certainly welcome an international approach in looking at a trial examining mortality, but there will be feasibility issues and also other challenges. "In the meantime, I think a surrogate outcome is what we're left with. I think the surrogate marker of left ventricular mass is an important outcome. It does not mean that we have definitive data on survival, and it's unlikely that we're going to have definitive data on survival in the near future, so my interpretation of this trial is that this is a very positive signal. I think this allows us to at least have a strategy for patients with end-stage renal disease, and I think we could really examine how we're delivering dialysis in North America to our patients." The big question is how these results should affect clinical care, noted Rajiv Agarwal, MD, Professor of Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine, who co-moderated the session during which the results were presented. "Should we be putting all patients on daily dialysis? The answer to that question is a lot more complicated because we don't know how the benefits were achieved. Maybe it is the better volume control in these patients; if they had a better reduction in intravascular volume, maybe they would have a smaller left ventricular mass, and they might do better. "So bottom line is, yes, it's a positive study. It will probably be a boost in the arm of daily dialysis folks, but whether it's ready for primetime is a much a harder question to answer. "It didn't save lives; it didn't improve albumin; it did not have an improvement in cognitive function; it did not do a lot of things that daily dialysis has been thought to do; it did not reduce the dose of erythropoietin. So the glass is half full-half empty. I don't think that this is the last word. "I think we need a true outcome study in this where we don't have a surrogate endpoint of LVH [left ventricular hypertrophy] and mortality combined. We need a large randomized trial. As these studies went, it took a decade to do 200 and some patients—and lots of money to do this study—and I'm not sure if a larger study will ever be done." Dr. Lockridge agreed that the size of the trials makes translation of the results to the general population difficult, but it would be very challenging to recruit a larger number of patients into a trial like this. "In my judgment the best strategy would be that since the federal government is reimbursing for this, they would say, OK, we're going to look at nocturnal, short-daily, and in-center dialysis for the next two years, and we're going to reimburse at four treatments, and we're going to distinguish between short daily and nocturnal, and we're going to look at it for the next two to three years until we have several thousand people that are doing it, and then we're going to compare hospital cost and mortality between age matched, sex matched, and disease matched, and I think that can easily be done if CMS wants to do it," he said. Back to Top | Article Outline Big Picture While patients in the frequent-hemodialysis arm of the short-daily trial received their treatment in center, home is the more common location for this type of therapy, making the translation of these results to the home setting another question. "One of the things that was interesting is if you look at the physical health composite score in our nocturnal trial, that improved from baseline in both people who got three-times-a-week dialysis and people who got six-times-a-week dialysis, suggesting that the home setting itself caused, perhaps, the improvement in that physical health composite score," Dr. Kliger said. "There's no question that the home setting itself, I believe, will offer advantages." The results of the Frequent Hemodialysis Network Trials should not be considered in isolation, he added. Clearly there was a ... "You need to interpret the results of the randomized controlled trials in the light of the other observational trials. You look at the randomized controlled trial, but then you use all of that data together to come up with the best clinical solution." © 2010 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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I was at Joann's and they have the accuquilt on sale for $279.95. Is this a good deal? wondering if I should but one.
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I was at Joann's and they have the accuquilt on sale for $279.95. Is this a good deal? wondering if I should but one.
Before you buy at JoAnn's, check out some other websites. It seems everyone is having a sale on the AccuQuilt as well as the dies. I'll look for you and see what I can find :D
OK, first one I checked: baysidequilting.com
Cutter is $259 w/FREE shipping in the lower 48 states. They also have decent prices on the dies....:D
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$349 and includes free shipping, 4 1/2" square die, 2 1/2" square and 2" half-square, and a 10x10 mat. Also, you get to pick a free die of your choice and a free die rack. No strip cutter included, but their prices for additional dies are hard to beat.
Accuquilt has a special for 399 that includes the strip dies.
Well....i may sell my accuquilt go after all. Someone else has one for me to use & keep as long as i need it.
First i have to found out how to post for sale and then i will
put it on the board. Mine is only about a month old & used it 3 times in trying it out.
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I thought it was the best price I've seen considering what it includes. I'm trying to justify getting it as I'm new and have only made a few quilts.

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An independent review of events leading to Solid Energy's near collapse has raised questions over whether Treasury's response to early warning signs of trouble was forceful or fast enough.
Treasury today released a review by accounting firm Deloitte of its monitoring of the company which appears likely to be broken up and sold off after almost failing under the weight of $390 million in debt and low coal prices.
Deloitte said it did not believe "that the failure of Solid Energy has highlighted a material failure in Treasury's monitoring processes".
However, the report goes on to say: "We do believe that the failure does raise questions about how these processes are applied and whether Treasury's response was forceful enough or occurred soon enough given that the company provided cause for concern over an extended period."
Deloitte said there were "influential countervailing factors" that Treasury needed to consider when determining its response to issues identified.
The report notes Treasury early on identified "a fundamental divergence of views" between itself and Solid Energy with respect to future energy prices and a link between that view, its investment strategies and its own internal views on valuation.
"These concerns were advised to Ministers and played back to the company."
That divergence was highlighted in a report by the Herald in late 2010.
"With hindsight it is clear that the company's view on price path led to strategies for the business that materially increased risk. The strategies resulted in material value at risk in relation to core mining and development activities, high debt and an overhead structure - all of which meant the company was poorly placed to cope with the massive price shock that it faced in 2012."
For Treasury to have fully identified the extent of this risk, Deloitte said it would have to have undertaken much more analysis of the company and its plans which would almost certainly have had it to commission outside industry expertise to address some of the more complex technical matters such as mine plans and forward views on energy prices.
Had Treasury more fully appreciated the implications of the company's view on prices it could have initiated a more substantive investigation into the company's affairs earlier, "probably as an outcome of the 2008 statement of corporate intent (business plan) process".
If that investigation been conducted at that point, it likely would have resulted in Treasury ringing the alarm bells with ministers and the rejection of the company's business plan.
"A consequence of this would most likely have been a change to the leadership of the company and possibly a change to the composition of the board. We note, however that at that point many of the investment activities were in progress and any new management team or board would have needed to develop and implement new strategies for the business which would have had their own risks given the nature of Solid Energy's business."
Deloitte said the removal of the company's board by a minister would have been a "crude lever" with a high threshold for use.
"Notwithstanding this, with the benefit of hindsight, it is evident such a move may have been warranted."
However it noted that for Treasury to initiate such action "would have required it to effectively form the view that it lacked confidence in a board and executive with a sound track record in a technically complex industry".
Treasury Secretary Gabriel Makhlouf said Treasury identified "a number of concerns with Solid Energy early on, and subsequently took a number of steps, including seeking an external review of the company's business strategy, rejecting its Statement of Corporate Intent, moving the company to intensive monitoring, and seeking the appointment of an Investigating Accountant".
Treasury only moved the company to intensive monitoring in June last year.
However Makhlouf underlined the report's conclusion that it did not highlight "a material failure in the monitoring process".
" We welcome the report's conclusion that we acted appropriately, but we are committed to continually improving our processes where we can", he said.


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Like what I read tho.bolt gun semis? Even read 22lr was the way to go. Opinions anyone? Thanks!
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Like what I read tho.bolt gun semis? Even read 22lr was the way to go. Opinions anyone? Thanks!
Do a search on here for appleseed or apple seed, there was at least one thread one this in the Competitive Shooting section.
There was only one (the first one) at the range I go to last year, I couldn't make it but wanted to check it out.
Yeah, I've been wanting to go to one to see what it's all about, but can never seem to find the time.
I've been to two AppleSeeds. I'm a little older than the average bear and I'll tell you that that was the best (and simplest) marksmanship instruction I've ever had.
First shoot I went to I shot 2 points less than Rifleman's score. Three months later I went and couldn't hit the broad side of the barn, FROM THE INSIDE. Diagnosed my problem as a loose action screw. The insructor let me shoot again, and I got my patch.
I didn't see anyone with a bolt-action. This is a timed course and I don't think anyone could do it with a bolt unless it was one of those Biathlon rifles.
There was everything from GlenField tube-fed to 10/22s to Mini-14s to M-14s and Garands. One douche even showed up with a SIG M400. It seemed like the more expensive the rifle, the less the shooter could do with it.
Shooters were both male and female, 14 to 73, and out of both of my shoots, the person with the highest score was a first-time-female that was in her early 50s. And I mean she had never shot a rifle before that day. I wanted to have her baby right on the spot.
If you have a chance, GO. I was a shooter all my life and never realized how much I didn't know.
We only have 2 in this area but I'd sure like to check one out sometime too. It sucks there so far away though, I'd have to leave 2 or 3 hours early just to get there on time. They look like fun. Maybe this year I'll try to make it to one.
Last year they were both scheduled the same time I'd already committed to doing a final sanding & buffing demonstration at a car show, and the other one because I'd agreed way in advance to be a judge at another car show. I'll have to plan better next time I guess.
I hate when hobby's conflict,,
My AppleSeed Range is almost two hours up the road. I ain't getting up at 0400 unless I'm shooting somebody. I cheat. I get a hotel room for two nights. That way the first morning I'm three minutes away from the range and the in-between night I get a legit masseuse. AppleSeed does a lot from prone, and I haven't been 20 for over 40 years.
And the history lesson by itself is worth the cost of admission.
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MACQUARIE Infrastructure Group may end up as part of a web controlling more than $30 billion in French toll roads as a result of its bid for the AFS roadway network with French group Eiffage.
MIG and Eiffage are believed to have lodged a non-binding bid for at least one of three majority stakes in huge French toll road networks being sold off by the French Government.
Market watchers believe MIG has a good chance of winning the APRR, a 2260-kilometre network, which has a market capitalisation of about $8.6 billion, in partnership with Eiffage, a major French construction company.
The world's largest construction group, Vinci, is bidding on the largest of the three networks, ASF, which is valued at $18 billion by the markets.
If the MIG-Eiffage consortium wins APRR, it will have a tie-up with Vinci. Eiffage is a 17 per cent holder in another listed French toll road network, Cofiroute, in which Vinci has a 65 per cent holding. This would give MIG a tie-in with a massive $30 billion-plus road network.
The French Government has not produced a detailed plan of how the road sale will be completed.
MIG is expected to contribute $2-$3 billion in equity to the deal if its consortium wins APRR.
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Finding Normalized Equilibrium In Convex-Concave Games
This paper considers a fairly large class of noncooperative games in which strategies are jointly constrained. When what is called the Ky Fan or Nikaidô-Isoda function is convex-concave, selected Nash equilibria correspond to diagonal saddle points of that function. This feature is exploited to design computational algorithms for finding such equilibria.To comply with some freedom of individual choice the algorithms developed here are fairly decentralized. However, since coupling constraints must be enforced, repeated coordination is needed while underway towards equilibrium.Particular instances include zero-sum, two-person games — or minimax problems — that are convex-concave and involve convex coupling constraints.
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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 198032, 4 pages
Case Report
Association of Mesiodentes and Dens Invaginatus in a Child: A Rare Entity
1Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, Al-Ameen Dental College and Hospital, Athani Road, Karnataka, Bijapur 586108, India
2Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Al-Ameen Dental College and Hospital, Karnataka, Bijapur 586108, India
Received 2 September 2012; Accepted 15 October 2012
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55th - Class of 1959
2014 marks the 55th anniversary of your graduation from Montclair State! As a member of the Class of 1959, we are excited to welcome you back to campus to celebrate your 55th reunion! Such a milestone merits a celebration and a return to your alma mater.
Take a walk down memory lane and view your yearbook!
Schedule of Events
Friday, May 23
11:30 a.m.: 50+ and 50th Coffee and Conversation
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4:00 p.m.: Campus Bus Tour
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As you prepare for your 55th reunion celebration, we'd like to remind you of the importance of alumni giving. Private philanthropy is indispensable to the University's future because traditional state funding allocations no longer adequately support the growth and development of public universities or the needs of our students.
Your gift in honor of your reunion celebration will make a difference in the life of current Montclair State students.


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It is estimated that the annual incidence of spinal cord injury in the United States is 40 cases per million, or 12,000 new cases per year. As of June of 2006, approximately 253,000 individuals were living with spinal cord injury in the United States. The number of people living with SCI has increased over the past several years due more specialized treatment, especially at the accident scene. This increase in the rate of survival from spinal cord injury means that there will be an increasing number of patients in need of effective treatment to help them attain a satisfactory long-term life adjustment and quality of life following their injury. The size and severity of this population argues for the importance of determining the most effective treatment and rehabilitation practices.
Although information regarding the natural course of spinal cord injury has improved over the past several years, much remains to be learned about the most effective acute care and rehabilitation treatments and long term patient outcomes.
There are two main purposes for this study:
This is a minimal risk, data collection study. Candidates that have asked to participate in this database have a diagnosis of spinal cord injury or spinal cord disease and have been admitted to the spinal cord injury unit or the outpatient clinic at UM Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute.
Data will include patients' demographics, date of injury, type of injury, seriousness of the injury, the extent of disability caused by the injury and the treatments used. The data will be collected during the patients' rehabilitation stay at UM Rehabilitation & Orthopaedic Institute as well as at their routine follow up visits in the outpatient clinic. Various rehabilitation endpoints will be assessed including length of stay, level of functional independence at discharge, place of discharge and changes made over the course of rehabilitation. We would like to use this data to evaluate the effectiveness of current treatment strategies for spinal cord injured individuals, as well as for programmatic quality. This data will also be used to identify various facts such as injury characteristics and their association with rehabilitation outcomes. There will be up to 750 subjects whose information will be included in this database.
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For as brilliant as he is, one thing that Belichick is not great at is public speaking. Fauria, Merloni, and Mannix listen to Belichick speaking to the league about his proposal of new rules in the NFL.
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Backed the twenty yard line the third job I would every was saying I listen to Bill Belichick listen to what -- sales pitch sounds like. In the last decade how we haven't seen a missed field goal from 119 yards that's my mom -- -- percent. The -- PHT percentages. The last two decades. Have not gone below 98%. Now -- in six of the last nine years. They've been over 99%. Last year was 99 point six or whatever was. And so we're really talking about a non competitive play. I can't imagine the fans are excited about seeing a play that's in 99%. 99 point 66%. Accurate I personally feel that we've also made it virtually illegal block -- kick. We can't hit the -- we can't overload we can't push we can't jump we can't land on anybody so it's it's very very difficult. To competitively play the play. The proposal is to -- five yard line which puts those kids. Send me. B 880. 5% range somewhere in there which we felt was more competitive play not married to that yard line in particular. Just so the general. Concept behind the proposals to make it a more competitive play then 99 point 6%. And also decide on a personal level. I think you replay rules are very lightly obviously and confusing. -- -- You know of course before every game the officials come over to us and talk about. You know remind us what can -- can't reviewed and at times they have to talk to each other about. It's you know four pages of -- rules on replay. I really norm and I should and it's it's hard for me because things change issues I can't imagine fans won't mean announcers don't know on. I'm afraid I don't -- moment. This is simplified which I think would also be in the best interest. Of the game Bill Belichick. Sales are -- you know that reminds me of the government of Orlando jones' character office space nobody selling magazines -- -- RIM did you have a crack dealer I've tried to get off the crack dealing and employees at -- and it. 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It was just this Friday when a brain hemorrhage claimed the life of Gary Coleman, the pint-sized actor who made it big on television's "Different Strokes". Fans of Coleman can install a tribute app from the Android Market. You can run through about 20 snapshots that cover much of the actor's life starting from his days portraying Arnold Jackson-a little boy who gets transported from Harlem to Park Avenue along with his brother, when his cleaning lady mom dies. The show was a huge hit and Coleman became the face of NBC for a few years. Personally, he had nephritis-a congenital kidney disease that required dialysis and which stunted his growth. His $17 million fortune evaporated as his parents allegedly misused the funds forcing Coleman to sue his Mom and Dad. After the show was canceled, there was no place for the actor on prime-time and he ended up broke, working on a movie set-as a security guard. For those who wish to remember Gary Coleman, you can download the app and remember him as Arnold, saying his trademark line, "Wachoo talking about Willis?"
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Grand Junction Saturday was a good day for the Soroco track and field team.
"Yeah, it was," Rams coach Gary Heide said as he headed toward the Soroco tent.
Soroco's girls, who finished second as a team, and the boys, who finished third, combined to win six Region 5 championships Saturday in Grand Junction.
Senior Kieran Corrigan, who won Soroco's seventh regional title in Friday's 1,600 meter, won four regional championships -- two in the open 800 and 1,600 and another two in the 1,600-meter and 3,200-meter relays.
"I'm done," he said, holding a cup of water after the 1,600-meter relay Saturday afternoon.
Not quite.
The Rams are sending more than a dozen athletes, including relay alternates, to the Class 2A State Track and Field Championships on Friday and Saturday at Dutch Clark Stadium in Pueblo.
On Saturday, Soroco got a strong team effort from the girls to finish second in the team standings.
Senior Kyla Schmidt won the long jump and the 400. She also teamed up with Glenda Long, Toni Lombardi and Genessa Heide to win the 400-meter relay in a school record time of 51.75 seconds.
Schmidt, Heide, Sarajane Rossi and Darcy Wisecup placed second in the 1,600-meter relay, running a school record time of 4:19.59.
The individuals or relays that had not qualified for state before regionals had to finish in the top three to keep the season from ending.
The girls had not qualified in the 1,600-meter relay, so they had to run well to advance. Wisecup, a freshman, found out Wednesday she was filling in for sophomore Glenda Long. Her teammates were counting on her to pull through on the opening leg.
"I swear I've never been so nervous in my whole life before," Wisecup said. "We wanted to qualify, especially because Kyla is a senior, and we wanted it for Coach."
The girls are confident they can shave seconds off their regional time.
The boys 1,600-meter relay had qualified for state earlier this season, so Saturday's race was a formality, but the Rams ran like they had to win to get in, turning in a 3:36.56 to outlast Rangely.
Johnny DeCosta led off with a 54.9 split in his 400. Steve Meade pulled the Rams into a tie for the lead with a 55.1. Kyle Hendrickson ran a 53.5 split to give Soroco a bit of space, and Corrigan ran a 52.7 on the anchor leg. Rangely's anchor closed the gap on Corrigan on the backstretch, but Corrigan kicked it in on the final 150 for the win.
While his teammates were busy scoring points on the track, Soroco senior Nick Rangel finished third in the shot put, throwing it 43 feet, 10 inches to qualify for state. He already had qualified in the discus.
In addition to the 800, 400-meter relay and 1,600-meter relay records, the school's 200-meter record also fell Saturday. Genessa Heide topped her own mark, running a 26.36 to place third. She also placed third in the 100, qualifying for state.


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Wood Memorial: Verrazano, Vyjack put perfect records on the line
OZONE PARK, N.Y. – If one were to drive the 771 miles from Aqueduct to Churchill Downs, the route would include a trip over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, an imposing double-suspension structure that leads from Brooklyn to Staten Island and points south and west.
If one or more of the 3-year-olds at Aqueduct have designs on being in Louisville, Ky., on the first Saturday in May, they will have to navigate the 1 1/8 miles of Saturday's $1 million Wood Memorial against Verrazano, an imposing figure with an unblemished record and, to this point, an unmatched turn of foot.
After two dominant wins at Gulfstream Park to begin the year, Verrazano stamped himself as a legitimate Kentucky Derby contender – and, in many camps, the Derby favorite – with a three-length victory in the Grade 2 Tampa Bay Derby on March 9. He overcame a bobble at the break, and an apparent disdain for the track, to win with authority.
His trainer, Todd Pletcher, likened Verrazano to Eskendereya, who won the 2010 Wood Memorial by 9 3/4 lengths but never ran again due to a soft-tissue injury.
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"There's so much natural talent there to begin with, we just kind of needed to keep moving forward, stretching him out in distance, get a little experience," said Pletcher, who trains Verrazano for the Let's Go Stable of Bryan Sullivan and Kevin Scatuorchio and the Coolmore connections of Michael Tabor, Susan Magnier, and Derrick Smith. "I think we're trying to maintain him where he is. We don't necessarily need him to get better. We need him to keep showing these performances as the competition gets a little tougher and the distances get a little further."
The Wood offers 170 qualifying points for the Kentucky Derby on a 100-40-20-10 basis to the top four finishers. Verrazano has 50 points, presumably enough to get in.
Verrazano arrived from southern Florida on Wednesday. On Thursday morning, he galloped about 1 1/4 miles and visited the starting gate, where he went in and stood without incident.
Verrazano is a naturally fast horse and figures to be forwardly placed under John Velazquez after breaking from post 8.
The other possible speeds include the sprinter Chrisandthecapper, who drew the rail, and Freedom Child, who is in post 10.
Verrazano is not the only undefeated horse in the field. Vyjack, a gelding by Into Mischief, is 4 for 4, having won all his races at Aqueduct, including two sprints over the main track.
Vyjack showed a new dimension by coming from second-to-last in an 11-horse field to win the Grade 3 Gotham Stakes by 2 1/4 lengths over Aqueduct's inner track. That ability to relax was a sign of the maturity he has developed over the winter.
"When we first got him, he didn't want to train," said Gustavo Rodriguez, who has overseen Vyjack's training while his brother, Rudy, served a 20-day suspension that ran through Thursday. "He didn't want to go to the track. He used to put the brakes on us. We kept working, and he started to come around. Right now, he's doing everything we want him to do. We're very happy with the way he's coming to the race."
David Wilkenfeld, the owner of Vyjack, summed up the matchup between his horse and Verrazano earlier this week.
"Verrazano is the best horse we've faced, but I think Vyjack is the best horse Verrazano has faced," he said.
Vyjack breaks from post 5 under Joel Rosario.
Most likely, it will take a win or a runner-up performance from any of the remaining eight Wood horses to make it into the Kentucky Derby field.
Normandy Invasion earned four points when he finished second in November's Remsen Stakes at Aqueduct. In his only start this year, he finished fifth in the Risen Star at Fair Grounds, a race in which he broke poorly but showed interest late.
Trainer Chad Brown is making a rider change to Javier Castellano in hopes that the son of 2004 Wood Memorial winner Tapit can get better early position.
"He's never going to be a horse that's going to be forwardly placed, nor would I want him to be," Brown said. "He does need to gain two or three lengths out of the gate and get a little better position for himself."
The most interesting prospects beyond the top three would appear to be Elnaawi and Mr Palmer.
Elnaawi, a son of 2007 Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense, finished a respectable third in the Gotham with a troubled trip. He gets a rider switch to Eddie Castro on Saturday.
"We feel like he's going in the right direction," trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said. "He's a very nice colt, should run well. I like when I'm able to place my horses in a lesser spot, but we're facing two of the very best – maybe three of the very best. We're ready, doing great. We just want him to run his lifetime best, which is what he's going to have to do."
Mr Palmer, a son of Pulpit, is coming off his lifetime best, winning the Private Terms Stakes sat Laurel on March 9. While the competition wasn't stern, he overcame a slow start, a wide trip, and a slow pace to win by 3 1/2 lengths.
"We're taking our shot, like everybody else," trainer Bill Mott said. "There may be more proven and more seasoned horses than us, but not many have made more progress than we have from November to this point."
Always in a Tiz was second to Vyjack in the Traskwood Stakes here last November.
Go Get the Basil is a nose away from having a four-race winning streak and has run well around two turns.
Freedom Child finished between Orb, last week's Florida Derby winner, and Revolutionary, last week's Louisiana Derby winner, when second in a one-mile maiden race here last November. His uncoupled stablemate, Quinzieme Monarque, finished fourth in the Remsen.
The Wood goes as race 11 on a 12-race card that begins at 12:50 p.m. Eastern. It is one of five graded stakes on the card. There is an all-stakes pick four with a guaranteed pool of $500,000 encompassing the Gazelle, Bay Shore, Carter, and Wood.
NBC Sports Network will televise the Wood in a 90-minute broadcast from 6 to 7:30 p.m. that also will include the Santa Anita Derby.
Handicapping contest anyone ? Bombs away with ... $1 tri key Key Always in a Tiz to win, with Normandy, Mr Palmer and Elnaawi keep punching this ticket ......
vyjack will show if he is the real deal today!!!
Always in a Tiz , blinkers on , Calvin , 15/1 ML , Anyone ?
Vyjack's best number is slightly the best, with Normandy and Verrazano tied with the second best numbers. The big question mark is Verrazano's race at Tampa....did he really have trouble with the surface? Did that make it seem as if he was backsliding in his toughest race to date? In Normandy's case, since the top Remsen finishers all stubbed their toes recently, can we really believe the very good number he earned in that race? Don't know, but Vyjack over the two of them is the numbers pick for this race.
What will be interesting to me with regards to the Wood Memorial will be if Verrazano will need to be exerted to prevail. That would be the first time ever if that occurs. Personally speaking, I have not seen any other horse that can seriously threaten him to this point in time and I believe he will continue his unbeaten streak BEYOND the triple crown!
verrazanno has distance problems here-will definitely not win-i guarantee it vyjack cinderella srttory will strike 12 bet nornady elnawi and mr. palmer chris the capper may shock the racing world but definitely verrazzano is really goping to call it a day at the eighth pole
You would have to think that Freedon Child goes with Verrazzano with maybe Chrissandthecapper or Elnaawi prompting. Vyjack looks like he gets the dream trip and get a real good run at Verrazzano at the 1/8 pole. I'll go Vyjack over Normandy, Always a Tiz and Verrazzano in no particular order. Chrisand thecapper could anchor the super.
Neither will win the race as Normandy Invasion will win the Wood at 4:1 and will then easily win the Derby by 3 1.2 lengths at 6:1. Come on Steven, with your 40 years of racing experience, you don't see this scenario clearly?
I don't think we'll see a big surprise here, and wouldn't mind. If it's Verrazano and Vyjack running together and alone to the wire it might be a good thing. Nothing gets the novice racing fans attention like an undefeated horse in the Derby. It would give the media something to grab on to and promote. If Normandy can go past them, then he has the bragging rights of beating two undefeated horses in the same race. Works almost as well, but don't think he will.


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Mr David Owen (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Teversal We have been before and knowing the high standard all the main campsite . we enjoyed out stay and will return later on this year for a longer holiday. Towing: Easy Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 The views from the miner (a short walk from the campsite) is stunning. Steph (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Teversal The views from the miner (a short walk from the campsite) is stunning. Many National Trust properties within short drive besides Hardwick hall which is also stunning.To the other end of the cultural scale the car boots 1) Saturday afternoon off Junction 29. 2) Sunday am Tansley hill. Both the largest I've been to in a while. Bakewell on market day (Monday) is buzzing. Chesterfield and the famous spite. The list goes on and on. Cannot miss out the famous stunning Chatsworth house, worth every penny especially around Christmas when you can wonder around the Christmas craft market and see the stunning displays inside the house. Last years theme was The Nutcracker and the Christmas trees in every room decorated appropriately. Can't praise the area enough. Towing: Easy Location: Town,Country Suitable For: Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Comprehensive information room. Good walking and cycling on the doorstep. Mike and Kate Raddats (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Teversal Comprehensive information room. Good walking and cycling on the doorstep. Easy enough terrain for those less than super fit. Pleasley pit very interesting and worth a visit. Hardwick Hall best accessed by motor vehicle except for the hardiest cyclists. Easy motorhome parking. Location: Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Groups,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Excellent site for walking and cycling on good paths with easy access from site. Janine Hopper (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Teversal Excellent site for walking and cycling on good paths with easy access from site. Hardwick Hall (NT) and Bolsover Castle (EH) easy distance from site. Location: Country,Secluded Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 1 |2 |139 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 300m from Site entrance Nearest train station: Sutton-in-Ashfield 3 miles Get Directions to Teversal Staying here? Public transport near the site Bike ride? Find cycle routes nearby Sat Nav Download our POI file Safe Directions Widget by Frixo Self Catering at Teversal from £39.00 a night Available all year round The Log Cabin Situated on the glamping paddock, our quirky new log cabin offers luxury all year round. Fully insulated, you'll be able to snuggle up and relax even in winter, or enjoy the sunshine and fresh air by dining out on your very own deck. Our tardis-like cabin is surprisingly spacious accommodating up to 4 +2 people comfortably, fully equipped and just waiting for you to arrive and unwind. For more information and photo gallery please check out our Cabin page. The Safari Tent Proper beds, electric lighting, a cooking and dining area, heating and enough room for 4 people…treat yourselves, this is the kind of camping even your non camping friends will enjoy! For an experience you'll want to do again and again, check out our Safari tent. For more information and photo gallery please check out our Safari tent page for more information and photos. Holiday Caravan This holiday caravan offers a high level of comfort and plenty of space to relax and unwind. The two-bedroomed caravan (one double/one twin room) sleeps four, plus there's a sofa bed which will accommodate an additional two people if required. There are en-suite facilities in addition to a family bathroom and a modern, fully-equipped kitchen. The lounge and dining area features a TV, DVD and a hi-fi player. Call 01623 551838 to book Sleeps six people Kitchen Outdoor furniture On site shop Bathroom Sitting room Dining area DVD player CD Player Private patio Childrens' play area Wifi "Luxury with a capital L. We were lucky to get a late booking which I am sure is only because word has not go out yet. Judging by the attention they were drawing from other campers it will soon! Thanks to Jayne and Chris for a wonderful weekend." - Andrew & Barbara Teversal is set in the beautiful countryside of Nottinghamshire on the Derbyshire borders. Booking please note See our Self Catering Terms and Conditions. Click here for further information and prices for Teversal Standard Fees For more information take a look at Pricing explained. Minimum booking periods do apply.


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By Jaime Ciavarra
Few things can make a GW Law student
speechless. Arguing before a Supreme Court Justice
is not one of them.
Supreme Court Justice
Samuel A. Alito Jr. grills a competitor
during the hour-long proceeding. This year's
fictional case, The United States of America
vs. Adam Jones, focused on a private online
chat room quandary.
With an articulate performance in February, four
of the brightest GW competitors addressed a modern
legal problem before Supreme Court Justice Samuel
A. Alito Jr., and U.S. Court of Appeals Judges
Jose A. Cabranes and Diane P. Wood during the
school's oldest and most popular oral contest.
The 57th annual Van Vleck Constitutional Law
Moot Court Competition showcased yet another rigorous
and impressive panel of the nation's best
legal minds a year after Supreme Court Chief Justice
John G. Roberts Jr. took center stage.
The arguments were tough and the judges even
In a packed Lisner Auditorium, the four competitors—second-year
students Eric Klein and Jonathan Bond for the
petitioner, and third-year students Katherine
Borden and Joshua Douglas for the respondent—each
confronted a 15-minute questioning in what was
a complex test of knowledge and fluency on the
application of First and Fourth Amendment rights
to private online chat rooms.
Klein, who was awarded best oral presentation
and best written brief, spent weeks practicing
for a "hot bench," he says.
Alito, Wood, and Cabranes delivered.
"My strategy was to try to anticipate everything
they could possibly ask," Klein says. "But
all of us could claim that we didn't get
stuck, we weren't lost for answers. You
come away from that with a lot of confidence.
Some of the best judges in the country had a go
at you, and you didn't buckle."
The fictional case, named The United States
of America vs. Adam Jones, underscored the
increasing complexity of post-Sept. 11 America.
In the problem, FBI agents used an Internet service
provider to monitor a private message board without
a warrant after learning that several board members
were contributing money to terrorist organizations
The judges fired questions rapidly and steadily.
Did the FBI violate any Fourth Amendment rights?
Did the investigatory processes infringe on the
group's associative freedom? Does the First
Amendment require that evidence gathered be excluded
at trial?
The visiting judges
took time to chat with law students after
the competition. Alito recounted being "badgered"
by judges during an oral contest when he
was in law school. "You can tell [GW's
competitors] poured their heart into this,"
he said.
Klein and Bond defended the argument that clandestine
observation of an online message board does not
constitute an illegal search. They won the competition
and will be awarded the Jacob Burns Award for
their performance. Named after the 1924 alumnus
and former trustee, the accolade given to the
Van Vleck champions is considered one of the Law
School's highest honors.
After the hour-long contest, the judges noted
that the problem, penned by law students Tiffany
Joslyn and Sheerin Shahinpoor, explored the complex
issues of cyber-privacy, a topic that is being
addressed in courts across the country.
"These were interesting questions that
deal with timely issues, important issues,"
Alito said to the crowd of more than 1,300 people.
He called the competitors fluent, poised, and
"You can tell they poured their heart into
this," Alito said.
The Van Vleck competition has for years attracted
the most articulate students and high profile
judges. In this 2007 contest, the finalists beat
out nearly 100 other competitors—the highest
number in GW history—to vie for the esteemed
Part of the lure, students and event coordinators
say, is having the opportunity to argue before
the best. With back-to-back Supreme Court justices
reigning over the competition, the pressure is
mounting to continue the trend.
Next year's "anchor" position
is already in the works, says David Johnson, the
Law School's senior assistant dean for student
affairs and director of advocacy programs.
"For one day, the Law School pretty much
shuts down," he says. "We are very
much committed to keeping that excitement alive."
For Bond, the competition meant months of practice
and informal mooting with friends and professors.
He says he was prepared for the judges to wrap
up the easy questions early and get into the heart
of the issue. They did, and he responded.
"Because you knew the pressure of this
competition, you spent so much time gearing up
for your argument," Bond says. "While
they are very challenging and well-respected judges,
it's the same fundamental issue. In the
end, you do the same thing you do everywhere else.
Arguing before a Supreme Court justice is just
like any other panel."
All of the competitors were relaxed and articulate,
even in the eye of a supreme legal storm.
"That's a big confidence booster,"
Bond says.
The man who inspired the Law School's
most popular oral contest was always committed
to keeping GW at the top of its game. William
C. Van Vleck, BA '08, LLB '11,
was a longtime professor and dean at the
University who dedicated more than four
decades to shaping students' legal
minds. A native Washingtonian, Van Vleck
saw the enrollment of the Law School triple
during his 24-year tenure as dean, and he
continued teaching law at the University
even after he retired from his administration
position in 1948. He earned a Doctor of
Juridical Science from Harvard University
and honorary Doctor of Laws from GW. In
1956, Van Vleck died at age 70.
Regional Victory
Katherine Borden won Best Oral Advocate
at the National Sexual Orientation Law Moot
Court Competition at UCLA in February. The
contest, which was in its third year, is
the only national competition dedicated
exclusively to sexual orientation law. Borden
was awarded $300.
Other Successes
GW Law School proudly inaugurated the National
George Washington Religious Freedom Moot
Court Competition in January. Professors
Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle, co-directors
of the Project on Law and Religious Institutions,
oversaw the drafting of the Moot Court problem
that implicates a First Amendment controversy.
The competition focused on the rights of
religiously oriented student organizations
at state-affiliated institutions of higher
learning. Twelve teams from across the country
came to the Law School to participate. The
final argument was presented before a distinguished
panel of Judge Kent A. Jordan of the U.S.
Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit, Judge
John M. Rogers of the U.S. Court of Appeals
for the 6th Circuit, and Professor Martin
S. Lederman of the Georgetown University
Law Center, former adviser on religious
freedom issues for the U.S. Justice Department's
Office of Legal Counsel. The GW Law team
of Jeffrey Bailey and Irene Ayzenberg progressed
to the semi-finals and received honorable
mention for Best Brief. Bailey also received
honorable mention for Best Oralist in the
preliminary rounds.
Neil Chilson, Colin O'Sullivan, and
Adam Copeland reached the finals and placed
second in the 2007 National Telecommunications
Moot Court Competition, which took place
Feb. 2 and 3 at Catholic University. The
competition was sponsored by the Federal
Communications Bar Association.
Alexandra Gabrielle
Freidberg and Alison Meeker Schiebelhut
advanced to semi-finalist in the Animal
Law Moot Court Competition at Harvard
The GW Jessup Team competed at George Mason
University in the Mid-Atlantic Regional.
The team of Antonia Rahvena, Jered Matthysse,
Rebekah Matter, and George Murphy was awarded
Best Team Memorial (fourth place). They
advanced to the second day of competition
and ended in the semi-finals. Highlights
included wins over Georgetown University
and Catholic University. Susan Karamanian
is the team's coach.
The team of Alexandra Gabrielle Freidberg
and Alison Meeker Schiebelhut won a plaque
for advancing to semi-finalist in the Animal
Law Moot Court Competition in March at Harvard
Law. Professor Joan Schaffner was their
In March, Melissa Colangelo and Emily McDonald
were finalists in the Domenick Gabrielli
Family Law Moot Court Competition in Albany,
N.Y. Professor Catherine Ross was the coach,
and Colangelo and McDonald were awarded
a plaque for their efforts.
The Law School recently was the forum for
oral argument in real cases. The U.S. Navy-Marine
Corps Court of Criminal Appeals held oral
arguments in the Law School's Moot
Courtroom, providing GW students with the
opportunity to see and hear an actual military
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Staying slim with celebrated Southern chef Paula Deen in the kitchen? It ain't easy, y'all. But that's what Paula's son Bobby has managed to do. His secret? Remaking his mama's most crave-worthy recipes so they're lighter, leaner and still just as delicious.
In Bobby's new show, Not My Mama's Meals, he slims down Paula's most indulgent dishes to match his lifestyle. Tonight at 9pm ET on Cooking Channel, Bobby remakes Paula's famous Pimento Cheese spread into a delicious grilled cheese sandwich, that's just a little lighter. But you're still gonna love it…
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The class of Equipment covers any tools and consumables that have a single attachment slot and can be equipped on the backpack.
Power Generation[edit | edit source]
Various different pieces of equipment can generate Power, both for your suit (via the two equipment ports on your backpack) or by placing them on the front, top, or rear attachment points of a structure or vehicle.
Organic Generator[edit | edit source]
The generator crafted in the Backpack produces power by placing Organic resources onto it. The second tier machine of this type (crafted by a Printer Facility) is also called "Generator," but is instead a large sized object and produces power by burning Coal. Both continue to use the resource after they have fully charged all connected batteries and work stations, until the resource is depleted.
Small Solar Panels[edit | edit source]
Solar Panels generate power in direct sunlight.
Wind Vane[edit | edit source]
Wind Vanes provide power during storms, when moving, and during wind. It is also good for knowing when a sandstorm is coming.
Utility[edit | edit source]
Tether[edit | edit source]
Tethers connect to other tethers, buildings, and vehicles. They route oxygen and power to the player. They also emit light. They are produced by the backpack 3D printer.
Beacon[edit | edit source]
Beacons are waypoint markers produced by the backpack 3D printer.
Filter[edit | edit source]
When equipped on a player, they create oxygen for a limited time, then disappear.
Power Cells[edit | edit source]
When equipped on a player, building or vehicle, they create power for a limited time, then disappear.
Battery[edit | edit source]
Batteries allow extra Power to be stored, which is useful when traveling great distances away from a power source or to supplement solar power at night.
Tank[edit | edit source]
An extra oxygen tank for your backpack
Dynamite[edit | edit source]
Dynamite is a small, consumable item that can be found on the bodies of former astronauts. When triggered, dynamite will clear a small area around it.
Now with the latest update , Dynamite can be crafted through your inventory using the aluminum element. One Dynamite can set off other nearby dynamite.