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No. 1 Kansas 89, Colorado 63 – Box Score
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Markieff Morris and No. 1 Kansas found the perfect cure for a bad Kansas State hangover: a big dose of Colorado.
Held to three points and zero rebounds in Monday night's 84-68 loss to the unranked Wildcats, Morris bounced back Saturday with 26 points and 15 rebounds in an 89-63 victory against a Colorado program the Jayhawks have dominated for decades.
It was a career-high in points for the elder (by 7 minutes) of the Morris twins and tied his career high in rebounds. In 29 minutes, the 6-10 junior also had two steals, two assists and two blocks as the Jayhawks (25-2, 10-2 Big 12) beat Colorado in Allen Fieldhouse for the 28th consecutive time.
Morris' eight offensive rebounds were the most by a Kansas player in a conference game in seven years.
Nebraska 70, No. 3 Texas 67 -- Box Score
LINCOLN, Neb. -- Count Texas among those very impressed by Nebraska's upset of the No. 3 Longhorns.
Brandon Richardson hit a pair of free throws with 7.2 seconds left to seal the Cornhuskers' 70-67 win on Saturday. Nebraska hadn't beaten a team ranked in the top three since knocking off No. 3 Missouri 98-91 in the 1994 Big Eight Conference tournament.
After Texas' 3-point attempt fell short at the buzzer, Nebraska students stormed the court and hoisted players on their shoulders.
The Cornhuskers' second win against a top 25 opponent this season broke Texas' school-record Big 12 winning streak at 11 games. Nebraska downed then-No. 13 Texas A&M 57-48 on Jan. 29.
Richardson led Nebraska with 15 points, 10 in the second half. Toney McCray added 14.
Jordan Hamilton and Brown each had 18 to top Texas. Cory Joseph had 13.
Nebraska (18-8, 6-6 Big 12), which trailed by seven points at halftime, took a 64-53 lead on Lance Jeter's driving layup with 2:35 left. But the Cornhuskers made just six of 11 free throws in the last two minutes to help Texas get back in it.
St. John's 60, No. 4 Pittsburgh 59 – Box Score
NEW YORK -- Madison Square Garden has been a second home to St. John's basketball teams over the last eight decades. This current team has turned the building at 33rd Street and Eighth Avenue into a house of horrors for highly ranked teams.
The latest of the Red Storm's five wins against teams regarded as the best in the country was a heart-stopping, come-from-behind thriller against No. 4 Pittsburgh that has the players thinking of joining the ranks of the ranked themselves.
It's actually been just over a decade since St. John's was in The Associated Press poll.
Dwight Hardy's underhanded flip with 1.2 seconds left Saturday gave the Red Storm a 60-59 victory, their fifth this season against a team that spent time in the top 10 - and all of them have been at Madison Square Garden.
No. 6 San Diego State 70, Air Force 58 – Box Score
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. -- Once they had dispatched of feisty Air Force, the sixth-ranked San Diego State Aztecs were free to focus on BYU, the only team to beat them this year.
They warmed up by holding off Air Force 70-58 Saturday and setting a school record with its 27th win. Thomas posted his seventh double-double of the season with 20 points and 13 rebounds, and Kawhi Leonard posted his 19th double-double with 18 points and 15 boards as the Aztecs (27-1, 12-1 Mountain West) beat the Falcons (13-12, 4-8) for the seventh straight time.
Air Force, which was led by Michael Lyons' 18 points, was beaten on the glass 50-27 and allowed 21 offensive rebounds. The Falcons fell to 0-30 against top-10 opponents and 1-71 all-time against ranked teams.
No. 7 BYU 79, TCU 56 -- Box Score
FORT WORTH, Texas -- While Jimmer Fredette scored 23 points despite another tough shooting game, four other Cougars also scored in double figures in No. 7 BYU's 79-56 road victory against TCU Saturday in a sold-out arena filled with Cougar fans and others just wanting to get a look at the nation's leading scorer.
After Garlon Green hit a 3-pointer to get TCU within 27-24, the Cougars (25-2, 11-1 Mountain West) took control with an 18-4 run during the final 6:09 of the first half. That started with 11 consecutive points scored by five different BYU players - none of them named Fredette, whose only point in that half-ending run came on a free throw in the final minute.
The highlight scorer was coming off a 7-of-19 shooting game in a win against Utah when he also had 23 points. He has scored at least 20 points in 12 consecutive games.
Stephen Rogers scored 15 points in 15 minutes for BYU. Davies and Jackson Emery scored 11 each and Noah Hartsock had 10.
J.R. Cadot had 17 points and nine rebounds for TCU, which has lost 10 consecutive games and 14 of 15. The Frogs have also lost 15 in a row against BYU, including all 14 games since Rose became the coach in 2005.
West Virginia 72, No. 8 Notre Dame 58 – Box Score
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- One of Truck Bryant's best games of the year gave West Virginia the start it needed to a difficult five-game stretch run.
Bryant broke out of a slump by scoring 24 points and West Virginia took command early in the second half to beat No. 8 Notre Dame 72-58 on Saturday, ending the Irish's seven-game winning streak.
The Mountaineers (17-9, 8-6 Big East) got a badly needed win against a ranked opponent to prop up their NCAA tournament hopes. West Virginia had been struggling since a 68-64 win over No. 11 Purdue on Jan. 16 that pushed its record to 12-4.
The Mountaineers had lost five of nine entering Saturday.
Bryant had shot 24 percent from the floor and averaged six points over his last five games, but went 5 of 11 against Notre Dame - and 10 of 2 from the foul line - as the Mountaineers outscored the Irish 20-8 on free throws.
No. 9 Georgetown 61, South Florida 55 -- Box Score
TAMPA, Fla. -- Chris Wright made six free throws in the final 29.7 seconds to finish with a season-high 26 points and ninth-ranked Georgetown held off South Florida 61-55 on Saturday night for its ninth victory in 10 games.
The Hoyas (21-6, 10-5 Big East) rebounded from an eight-point loss to Connecticut, pulling away during an 18-8 surge and hanging on despite getting a season-low four points on 2 of 10 shooting by Austin Freeman, the conference's third-leading scorer.
Jason Clark was the only other Georgetown player in double figures with 10 points, including a layup that gave the Hoyas their biggest lead of the night at 49-38 with 6:40 remaining.
USF's leading scorer, Augustus Gilchrist, had his best game in nearly a month, however his 22 points on 10 of 16 shooting wasn't enough to prevent the Bulls (8-20, 2-13) from losing for the 15th time in 17 games.
No. 12 Arizona 87, Washington 86 -- Box Score
TUCSON, Ariz. -- Derrick Williams powered through defenders and the pain in his taped-up right pinky to score at the rim. He soared over opponents to snare rebounds. One of Arizona's worst 3-point shooters in practice, he again came through with the lights on, hitting a big one from the perimeter in the closing minutes.
All that turned out to be just the build-up to the big finish.
Coiling and springing from just inside the paint, Williams leaped up and swatted Darnell Grant's shot into the stands, then topped it off by stealing the inbound pass to preserve No. 12 Arizona's wild, 87-86 win against Washington on Saturday.
Playing the way he did before his pinky injury three weeks ago, Williams powered over and through Washington for 26 points and 13 rebounds. He scored 10 of his points in the final 6 minutes and hit a 3-pointer from in front of Arizona's bench to put the Wildcats up one with just over a minute left.
No. 15 Villanova 77, DePaul 75 (OT) – Box Score
ROSEMONT, Ill. -- Corey Fisher refused to let this one slip away.
The senior guard scored a career-high 34 points, nailing the tying 3-pointer near the end of regulation, and No. 15 Villanova beat DePaul 77-75 in overtime Saturday.
Maalik Wayns added 17, Mouphtaou Yarou grabbed 15 rebounds, and the Wildcats escaped with a tough win over the Big East's last-place team. DePaul had dropped 12 consecutive overall and 25 in a row against conference opponents before beating Providence on Thursday.
Fisher simply carried the Wildcats, converting acrobatic drives and burying shots from the perimeter. He hit 5 of 8 3-pointers, none bigger than the one he nailed with six seconds left in regulation that tied the game at 62.
Jeremiah Kelly led DePaul (7-19, 1-13) with 25 points, hitting 7 of 13 3-pointers. Cleveland Melvin scored 16 and Moses Morgan added 15, but the Blue Demons came up just a little short.
No. 17 Syracuse 84, Rutgers 80 (OT) -- Box Score
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- On a rugged day in the Big East, when the top two teams in the conference both lost, No. 17 Syracuse survived - barely.
Kris Joseph scored six of his 21 points in overtime, and the Orange converted 34 of 47 free throws to hold off Rutgers 84-80 on Saturday.
That's 72.3 percent for those keeping track. Not bad for a team that entered the game ranked 280th out of 335 in free-throw shooting at 64.9 percent.
The Scarlet Knights were called for 30 fouls to 18 against Syracuse. The total was five off the school record for free throws attempted in a game and the 34 made were just six off the team record set in Syracuse's win over Connecticut in the 2009 Big East tournament - and that one took six overtimes.
No. 18 Vanderbilt 77, Auburn 60 – Box Score
AUBURN, Ala. -- John Jenkins scored 22 points and No. 18 Vanderbilt used a dominant second-half stretch to turn a tie game into a 77-60 rout against Auburn on Saturday.
The Commodores (20-6, 8-4 SEC) went on a 23-4 run after Auburn (9-17, 2-10) managed to tie it six minutes into the second half. Their fifth consecutive victory gave Vandy its sixth 20-win season during coach Kevin Stallings' 12 seasons.
Jenkins hit 5 of 11 3-pointers and scored 16 in the second half. Jeffery Taylor had 20 points and 10 rebounds for the Commodores while Brad Tinsley scored 16. Ezeli Festus only had six points but also blocked five shots.
Earnest Ross led Auburn with 19 points and Kenny Gabriel added 13. They were a combined 10-of-18 shooting while the rest of the team made just 12 of 32 attempts.
No. 19 North Carolina 48, Boston College 46 – Box Score
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Tyler Zeller scored 16 points and No. 19 North Carolina held off a late rally to beat Boston College 48-46 on Saturday.
Freshmen Kendall Marshall and Harrison Barnes had 10 points each for the Tar Heels (20-6, 10-2 ACC), who held Boston College to season lows of 26.9 percent shooting and total points.
North Carolina overcame its lowest-scoring game under Roy Williams to reach the 20-win mark for the seventh consecutive season under him.
Joe Trapani and Reggie Jackson scored 13 points apiece for the Eagles (16-10, 6-6), who pulled within 48-46 on Jackson's 3-pointer with 1:10 left.
After Marshall missed on a drive with about 35 seconds left, Dallas Elmore rebounded and the Eagles called timeout with 17.6 seconds left to set up their final play. With about 5 seconds left, Jackson pulled up for a 3-pointer over 6-foot-10 John Henson that rimmed out.
No. 20 Missouri 76, Iowa State 70 – Box Score
AMES, Iowa -- Missouri can finally celebrate on a trip back to Columbia instead of sulking about yet another road loss in the Big 12.
Marcus Denmon scored 25 points, Laurence Bowers added 16 and the No. 20 Tigers beat Iowa State 76-70 on Saturday, winning their first league road game and their first away from Mizzou Arena since beating Illinois in St. Louis in December.
Missouri survived with a stellar effort from the line in the second half, hitting 16 of 20 free throws and four consecutive to go ahead 66-60 with 3:27 left. Bowers then capped a scrambling possession with a putback, giving the Tigers a 68-60 lead with 1:55 to go.
Iowa State got to 72-68 with 24 seconds left. But Missouri iced the game with four free throws from Michael Dixon, who was 0 of 7 from the field but a perfect 6 for 6 from the line.
Jake Anderson had 17 points for Iowa State (14-13, 1-11), which lost its ninth consecutive game after an encouraging 14-4 start.
No. 21 Texas A&M 67, Oklahoma State 66 -- Box Score
STILLWATER, Okla. -- David Loubeau scored 22 points, B.J. Holmes hit two key free throws in the final seconds and No. 21 Texas A&M continued its recent dominance against Oklahoma State with a 67-66 victory on Saturday night.
Texas A&M (21-5, 8-4 Big 12) maintained its hold on third place in the conference standings and extended its winning streak to four games. The Aggies have won three consecutive against Oklahoma State (16-10, 4-8) and four of the last five in the series.
The loss put a damper on Oklahoma State's already tenuous NCAA Tournament hopes, and it won't get easier soon for the Cowboys, who visit No. 1 Kansas on Monday.
Reger Dowell scored a career-high 22 points for Oklahoma State and put the Cowboys up 66-65 with two free throws with 17 seconds left. But he fouled Holmes in the backcourt with 15.9 seconds left and Holmes hit both free throws.
No. 22 Kentucky 90, South Carolina 59 – Box Score
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Darius Miller scored a career-high 22 points and No. 22 Kentucky had little trouble in a 90-59 win against South Carolina on Saturday.
Terrence Jones added 19 points and 12 rebounds for the Wildcats (19-7, 7-5 SEC), who remain unbeaten at Rupp Arena under John Calipari. Kentucky scored the game's first 14 points and led by as much as 36 to push its home winning streak to 32, the second-longest in school history.
The Wildcats knocked down 11 of 20 3-pointers and had five players score at least 11 points, including junior guard DeAndre Liggins, who didn't start for the first time this season.
Malik Cooke led South Carolina (13-12, 4-7) with 12 points but the Gamecocks shot just 34 percent from the floor in losing their fifth straight.
Leading scorers Bruce Ellington and Sam Muldrow combined for 13 points on 3-of-17 shooting as South Carolina suffered its worst loss of the season.
No. 24 Xavier 79, Fordham 72 -- Box Score
CINCINNATI -- Tu Holloway had his second career triple-double with 26 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists to lead No. 24 Xavier past Fordham 79-72 on Saturday night.
Mark Lyons added 16 points and Kenny Frease had 14 for the Musketeers (20-6, 11-1 Atlantic 10), who won their fifth consecutive game and 12th in 13 games.
Chris Gaston scored 26 points to lead the Rams (6-18, 0-12), who lost their 14th in a row. Brenton Butler added 21 points, 14 in the second half when he hit four 3-pointers, and Alberto Estwick chipped in 14 for Fordham.
Xavier has reached 20 wins for the sixth consecutive season and 14th in the last 15.
No. 25 Utah State 75, Saint Mary's (Calif.) 65 -- Box Score
MORAGA, Calif. -- Tai Wesley and Brockeith Pane scored 22 points apiece to help No. 25 Utah State bolster its position for an NCAA tournament bid by beating Saint Mary's 75-65 Saturday night in a BracketBuster game.
The Aggies (25-3) rallied from a 10-point deficit early in the second half by the strong inside play of Wesley and a tight defense that forced the Gaels (23-6) to miss 16 of their first 20 shots in the second half for their first home loss of the season.
Brady Jardine put the exclamation point on the victory with an emphatic dunk over Mitchell Young for a three-point play that made it 68-59 with 2:26 to go.


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You would think the Arab Spring playbook would be well enough thumbed by the region's key players that they could avoid repeating their mistakes.
Not in Egypt, where the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces – which has proved roughly as unpleasant as Hosni Mubarak, and in some respects worse, in the months since the former president's departure – has managed to engineer a situation which now seems likely to end in its downfall. Here's what not to do, should you ever find yourself in a situation where protesters take to the streets to express their anger at your intransigence: don't start killing them.
This demonstration was in danger of fizzling out on Friday, the same day it began. Then the army started shooting people. Last night, as a direct result of that shocking brutality, there were 100,000 or more in Tahrir Square. The anger seems to have moved, just as it did last time around, from the politically engaged to inflame the general population. And Egypt's new rulers have only themselves to blame.
It's simple. Don't kill people. It seems simple to me, anyway – but then, a lot of other things have seemed simple to me and not to dictators over the past nine months, like: if you're incredibly rich and have been in power for decades, why not just retire somewhere nice (Venezuela will almost certainly take you in) and let your people get on with ruling themselves? Hell, if I had that option I'd take it now, and I don't even have a nation baying for my blood. But such blindingly obvious moves do not appear to be in the typical dictatorial repertoire – and in Cairo, the dictator's successors seem to be no wiser.
The distinctions from Libya are instructive. In Libya, power really was vested in one man and a tight coterie of supporters whose own fates were bound to his; in Libya, the development of a full-scale civil war led inexorably to the construction of an alternative leadership. In Egypt, on the other hand, Mubarak was expendable, and no new generation of political leadership had emerged. And so the SCAF looked at the options, and decided they preferred the idea of running things without their president to the idea of going down alongside him.
That instinct for self-preservation has ultimately proved over-developed. Now things have gone too far for the SCAF to survive. There is one more blindingly obvious option left: go now. Cede power to a meaningful civilian leadership immediately. It's the same conclusion that was available to Mubarak. If past experience is anything to go by, then, it may be some time until it comes to pass.Follow @archiebland
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This comedy has a central arty threesome (Otto, Leo and Gilda) who are all equally in love with one another, who try out various permutations a deux, and eventually wind up in what Gilda's marginalised husband denounces as a 'disgusting three-sided erotic hotch-potch'. Coward's glamorous twist to what you might call the three-point turn is revived this week in a new production by Sean Mathias at the Donmar Warehouse.
The more you ponder the play, the weirder a phenomenon it looks. There has been no subsequent drama that affords a solution of such extreme artifice to those who believe that 'in love, the couple is not ideal' (as Jim puts it to Catherine in Jules et Jim, Truffaut's cinematic study of a rather less successful three-cornered alliance). The bizarre uniqueness of Design for Living is best approached by considering first how other plays have dealt with relationships that are, by accident or design, triangular.
Three's company, two's a crowd: menages a trois refuse to square with the vulnerable pairings of conventional comic form, and to that extent they are pre-emptively anti-dramatic as well as anti-social. They stand as a symbol of self-sufficent abundance, of a relationship that has already neutralised external threat by, as it were, bisexually incorporating it. The rules of romantic comedy forbid such a process. It's rather as though, at the end of The Merchant of Venice, Antonio, the older man whose offer to give up a pound of his flesh and perish for love of Bassanio represents a stiff homosexual challenge to the love Portia can offer, were to be invited into the marriage bed at Belmont.
But it's precisely because a successful threesome is so doubly including (and hence so lacking in the standard dramatic opportunities) that it can offer, when incomplete or defective, an intensely stageable image of stereoscopic exclusion. Harold Pinter is the poet of this predicament. The haunting picture at the start of Old Times (1971) is of a semi-spectral triangle. A middle-aged married couple are sitting waiting for the arrival of their guest, a room-mate of the wife from 20 years ago. In their thoughts, though, she is already heavily present, as is underlined by the fact that, to the audience, she is physically present, staring out of the window in the background. What follows is a verbal duel in which the husband and friend use real and invented memories as weapons in order to compete over the degree of intimacy each has had with the wife. It's an electric study in a husband's retrospective jealousy, his need to insinuate himself as a third party into a past where he may have been, like the title of the film there's a pointed dispute about, the Odd Man Out.
Pinter revisits the theme in Moonlight, though in a more glancing, bluffly comic vein. His protagonists, a foul-mouthed civil servant, lies on his death-bed and considers, among other things, the rum circumstance that his mistress became his wife's lover. 'Think of the wonder of it,' he tells his spouse, 'I betrayed you with your own girlfriend, she betrayed you with your husband and she betrayed her own husband - and me - with you] She broke every record in sight] She was a genius and a great fuck.'
That speech, though not without a satiric edge, is unusual in that it makes bisexuality - the pre-requisite, after all, for menages a trois - sound a robust, positive thing (like being nimbly ambidextrous) rather than a slithery, suspect business of having no special preferences either way, such as is the case with a lot of the AC-DC types in triangular drama, whether it be the young kinetic sculptor who gives Glenda Jackson and Peter Finch such heartache in the film Sunday, Bloody Sunday or the sexy amoral young thug in Entertaining Mr Sloane. Indeed, bisexuality gets a brilliantly contrived come-uppance in Orton's comedy when the brother and sister, whose father he has kicked to death, blackmail Sloane into becoming their sex slave for six months of the year each. 'Your youth pleads for leniency and by God, I'm going to give it you,' says the brother, making 'leniency' sound like 'a good seeing-to' which in this case it will be. Sloane's ambiguous appeal, hitherto his meal ticket, is now forced to exert itself mechanically under duress.
The menage a trois at the end of Entertaining Mr Sloane is as clinically neat and logical as that created at the end of Design for Living, while differing from it in being puckishly punitive. But if Coward's play stands apart from all these other examples in the impunity and symmetrical thoroughness with which it recommends the three-cornered solution, this may be because it is depicting a special class of people - stars like Fontanne, Coward and Lunt who played Gilda, Otto and Leo - and that the title is meant to be ironic. In his autobiography, Coward reveals that early on in their careers, he, Fontanne and Lunt had made a pact that 'when all three of us had become stars of sufficient magnitude . . . then, poised serenely upon that enviable plane of achievement, we would meet and act triumphantly'. Their path to creating Design for Living thus revealingly mirrors the path of the three characters to their menages, for it's a peculiarity of the play that the main obstacle to the triangle is not problems of conscience or sexuality, or even the jealousies caused by the trial pairings, but the fact that the three of them aren't equally successful at the start. It's only when each has gone off and achieved fame (as artist, playwright and interior designer) that they are able to unite as a threesome.
In the famous photograph, reproduced here, from the first production of the final scene, Coward and his co-stars are intertwined on a sofa and laughing with callous glee at the prat-falling exit of Ernest, Gilda's well-named art-dealing husband who, as he's forced to storm out of his own flat, trips over a package of canvasses. The image is one of exclusivity, of an irresponsible elite closing ranks against the dull and respectable, a fact to which contemporary skittish allusions to the play were alert, as in this sketch where Bert Lahr and Ray Bolger sang 'We're living in the smart upper sets / Let other lovers sing their duets / Duets are made by the bourgeoisie - oh, / But only God can make a trio.'
As Sean Mathias notes, the central relationship is so much a matter of preening self-display that 'they can hardly bear to be alone together'. It will be fascinating to see whether a director as good as he, using actors chosen for their non-Coward qualities, can give the play sex as well as stage-struckness and make it work as a design for living that non-members of Equity might consider. On the face of it, Coward's triangle triumphs, where all else fail, largely because this menages a trois is an egoisme a trois as well.
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Helping a loved one who is experiencing a severe mental illness, especially someone who may not realize they are sick, is one of the greatest gifts you can give. For some, it may mean the difference between life and tragedy. ~ Treatment Advocacy Center
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IF ONLY ...Tennessee had an AOT law
"Stalans had been flagged by police as dangerous, based on the orders of protection in Sullivan County, the sheriff said. Details from the orders — one obtained by his ex-wife and another by his daughter — describe a man with potential mental illness, suicidal thoughts and a history of physical abuse toward his family. Rebecca Stalans, mother of his three daughters, also said he had many guns." IF ONLY Mr. Stalan's family could have petitioned for court ordered treatment of his mental illness when they first noticed signs of deterioration ... but in Tennessee, we don't have an Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) law to allow family members to intervene. We need this law! #AOT4TN Slain Officer Ambushed by Man with Lengthy History of Mental Illness & Violence toward his Family
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"This week, I have seen 12 individuals who needed care at Moccasin Bend [the state mental health facility], but they can't get in, so we try to keep them in a jail cell. Some are dangerous, some have committed stabbings or robberies, but most often they have mental health issues entwined with drugs and alcohol." - Judge Gary Starnes, who backed the project, said too many people he sees in his courtroom have significant mental health issues but no place to go for treatment. Read here: 88 BEDS INSTEAD OF JAIL
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Tennessee still needs AOT !!!
This article describes what AOT could look like in our own community: compassionate care of Tennessee's neediest, sickest citizens. I witnessed this firsthand last night under the I-40 bridge in Knoxville, feeding our homeless neighbors. Out of 200, probably 3/4 had notable mental illness. AOT could help them. Tennesseans, we need an AOT law! Tennessee remains as one of only 4 states in our nation without AOT on the books.
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When is the war on the mentally ill going to stop?
Mayor Burchett sounds off, and rightly so. Mayor Burchett angry at states failure to help mentally ill.
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Four years ago MANY advocates, including myself, attended local meetings to oppose Lakeshore's closure and we are still out here advocating for changes in TN law that would allow timely, effective treatment for the seriously mentally ill. NOTHING HAS CHANGED ... except now our Knox Co and Knoxville leaders are seeing the consequences of closing our only regional psychiatric hospital and realizing it was a BIG MISTAKE to do so!
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The People of the Sea
The ocean is a mysterious and beautiful place. It covers most of our planet, but no one has ventured deep enough to find the hidden treasures that populate its dark waters: a people, not unlike the humans on the surface. The people of the sea. Todd is rescued by a mermaid, Selyra, when an oil rig explodes. Together, they must save the sea people and decide their destiny.
They say that, to a human, the ocean floor is a very dark and cold place of unbearable pressure because of the weight of all the water above. That is what the earth tales say, anyway. But if you look beneath the surface - way, way down under the blackness, there is another world - our world - full of colour and magic.
We are told that humans suck air into their noses and then expel it back out. They do this their whole lives, never stopping. Sometimes we come to the surface to gulp air and blow bubbles, pretending we are humans. It was always my favourite game when I was young. Our people do not need to breathe like humans. Water flows freely through most of our skin. If we were to come to the surface, we would dry out and die in a couple minutes. Most of the stories we have about humans came from our ancestor Ariel, who chose to become a human and live on the land. Her story is a favourite among our children.
Things have been changing here. Our elders have noticed shifts in the seasons and in the warmth of the water. They blame the humans for creating imbalance on the surface. There is certainly more garbage down here than there used to be. Even the hungry floor of the ocean cannot swallow up all the waste that the humans dump. The ocean is hurting, and our people are angry. How do the humans create so much waste? Why must they always use that destructive hot, dry fire, which contaminates the air they need? And what gives them the right to take over every land and sea that they touch?


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Bloody Mary Part SixMature
"Luke? Where are you going." Gem asked, causing Mary and Jennet to look at her, only the sound of a slamming door caused them to look away from their leader.
"Where is he going?" Gem asked, walking down the stairs.
"To hunt." Kale told her
"Bastard think he's to good for the fucking blood bags." Austin hissed, he had to put up with it, just because he was a solider doesn't mean he liked to kill people, he just took a bit of their blood leaving them alive.
"Why?" Gem tired again, already getting used to Austin's swearing.
"Bets me." Mary said, handing her a blood bag.
"Oh... and your lovely grandfather went out to hunt as well... a few hours ago." Jennet told her, looking away from her husband and to her new leader.
Mary was drinking from her blood bag when she felt someone go near the protective circle, someone was here and it wasn't one of them.
"Someone's here." Was all she shouted jumping from her seat and out of the door, she didn't see Kale and Gem follow her, while Jennet and Austin just stared at her back getting ready to back them up... if it was needed.
When Mary excited the house she saw that no one was there, but there was a note.
Dear Gem
I now have your grandfather, the only way your going to see him alive is if you give yourself up.
Love Marisilia
"Gem." Mary said, handing the note to her. Gem's eyes widened and she ran inside... no doubt to get her phone to call Luke and tell him what was going on.
"Do you think he'll come?" Mary asked
"I'm sure he will." Kale told her
"He better." Mary said
"Cause I'll kill him... if he hurts my family... I'll show him why my nickname is Bloody Mary."


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Discontinuity: When Score mentions moving into the Commandant's quarters, Bassington refers to him as Major Score, as if he's been promoted, but in the very next line he calls him Captain Score again.
Bart: If I had a dollar for every life this necklace cost, Lieutenant, I'd never have to deal another card as long as I live.
Bart: (voiceover) At the time, I had no idea I was wanted for murder, and even if I had, I was hardly in a position to do anything about it. I was fifty miles away, tied to a stake in an Apache teepee with a man who could give a rattlesnake lessons in treachery. Loveable Luther Cannonbaugh - the seedy, money-grubbing peddler who started all my troubles back at the fort by selling me a wagon that contained a load of illegal whiskey, the bear tooth necklace, and Tawny, an Indian girl he'd kidnapped to sell into slavery.
Cannonbaugh: Now, wait a minute, wait a minute. Maverick, unless you get me out of this, they'll be nobody to clear you at Fort Distress.
Bart: What do ya expect me to do, Cannonbaugh?
Cannonbaugh: Well, tell 'em … tell 'em what a nice feller I am, why don't ya?
Bart: Bob Tallhorse wants war, doesn't he? Otherwise you'd speak my words to the Chief.
Tallhorse: Hold your tongue! Or I will tell him you've insulted the Apaches.
Bart: But …
Bob Tallhorse: Then you will join the other white-eyes at the stake.
Bob Tallhorse: If your medicine was so strong, you could cure the Chief.
Cannonbaugh: Sure I could. Would you really want him cured? Huh? Nah, if he dies, the Council will pick a new chief. Maybe you.
Bob Tallhorse: It's the custom to choose an elder. I'm too young.
Cannonbaugh: Not if your medicine's strong enough, you ain't. I can give you the strongest medicine there is, Bob Tallhorse. Why, with my medicine, they'd make you chief if you was a todderlin' child.
Cannonbaugh: Hey, you savvy our language pretty good, doncha?
Bob Tallhorse: Mmm.
Cannonbaugh: Can you read? (Tallhorse shakes his head "No") But you would know a cartridge box when you saw one, wouldn't ya?
Bob Tallhorse: Bob Tallhorse is not stupid!
Cannonbaugh: Oh, no, no, who said he was?
Bart: Cannonbaugh, you better warn him that that necklace is not gonna be any protection against cavalry bullets.
Cannonbaugh: Sure, it'll protect him.
Bart: If he believes that, he's apt to start an all-out war. Stop lyin' to him, Cannonbaugh!
Cannonbaugh: Luther Cannonbaugh don't lie. Ask anybody.
Cannonbaugh: It worked out just 'bout the way I said it would, didn't it? Now, if you'll just gimmie back my $2,048.33, I'll just hop on my wagon … mosey along.
Bob Tallhorse: Bob Tallhorse did not say you are free to leave yet.
Cannonbaugh: How long am I supposed to stay?
Bob Tallhorse: Until I learn if you have spoken truth, if the necklace will protect me from the long guns of the white-eye soldiers.
Cannonbaugh: Oh now, lookie here. That ain't fair keepin' me prisoner here any longer, now …
Bob Tallhorse (knocks Cannonbaugh to the ground): Bob Tallhorse is chief now. He says what is fair and what is not.
Score: Well, they're gone, General. So, if it's alright with you, I'll start moving in.
Bassington: Moving in, Captain? Moving in where?
Score: Into the Commandant's quarters.
Bassington: Have I ever hinted, Major, that you would be the next Commandant?
Score: Well, no sir, but I thought … Well, being I'm next-in-line, so-to-speak …
Bassington: Captain, a good officer never jumps to conclusions.
Bart: That sounds like the war party coming back.
Cannonbaugh: Hope they had luck.
Bart: Cannonbaugh, doesn't it make any difference to you that they're attacking U.S. Cavalry?
Cannonbaugh: Well, I got nothin' against soldiers. It's just I like me a little bit better'n I like them. If that bear teeth medicine turns out to be bad medicine, ol' Luther Cannonbaugh may get his feet burned in the mornin'.
Score: I see. I didn't learn my manners at West Point, so I'm ruled out as far as you're concerned?
Bassington: The trouble with you is you can't seem to get it thru your head that being a good officer it isn't a matter of knowing what fork to use, it's earning the respect of your men.
Score: Which man said he didn't respect me? I dare him to tell me to my face.
Bassington: You don't see the slightest difference between earning respect and demanding it, do you?
(Bart discovers that Tawny has been hurt)
Bart: Bob Tallhorse do that to you? (she signs what happened) I sure messed up your life for ya, haven't I? All right. You, me.
Bart (voiceover): When it comes to tracking, I'll take an Apache over a bloodhound any day.
Bart (voiceover): And so for some money and a wagonload of cheap merchandise, Luther Cannonbaugh promised to sell out every man, woman and child in the entire southwest.
Score: I see, so poor old General Bassington's dead?
Cannonbaugh: Oh, they don't come no deader.
Score: What's that?
Cannonbaugh: Map I found in General Bassington's hand - clutched like that in his poor, dead fist. You know, the funny thing about this map is that it - it shows Solito Canyon as havin' an opening … out in the back there. Now, you know as well as I do - there ain't no back way out of Solito Canyon. (Score grabs the map and crumples it up) Go ahead, tear it up if you like. The General had a parcel of other maps in his pocket. All of them bunko, all of them signed by you.
Score: Where are they now?
Cannonbaugh: They're where they'll cause you nothin' but trouble anything happen to old Luther. He like to keep a coupla aces in the hole, old Luther does.
Bart (voiceover): I can remember falling off my mount and hitting the ground hard, and that's all I remember - until I woke up next morning in the post infirmary. The doctor had cleaned and bandaged my wound. Captain Score wanted me healthy - for the firing squad.
(Bart grabs Cannonbaugh and takes his knife)
Soldier: What's goin' on?
Bart: This. (Bart holds out the knife) Another minute you woulda been wearin' it in your back and he'd open those gates for his friends out there.
(after Score asks out of his cell to fight the Indians)
Cannonbaugh: You're pickin' the wrong team, Score.
Score: So poor old General Bassington's dead?
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I wondered about that subsp. yarrellii when iSpot suggested it, but it wasn't mentioned on the RSPB page. What is the key to identifying it?
Male yarrellii are much darker on the back (jet black, almost)in summer. All ages are darker grey/black than alba, with a blacker rump and, often very obvious, heavily marked, dark flanks.
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Cruisin' In The D
Calling All Cruise Lovers!
The biggest cruise in the world. August 16th, we're heading down Woodward this year in Detroit and FM 98 WJLB are throwing a huge party at Palmer Park to celebrate everything cruising! Make plans for you and your family to join FM 98 WJLB at CrusIN' in the D! You can enjoy great entertainment including classic car shows, live music, festival food, a kids play area and tons more!
Here's a map below! Bring your chairs and blankets. There's plenty to see! Saturday, August 16, at Palmer Park, so join us!
If you're a motorcyclist, or bicyclist, there's fun for you too! Join in on the 1,000 Bikers Charity Ride, Thursday, August 14, from Palmer Park to the Eastern Market to kick off CrusIN' the D, all raising money for charities! Enjoy the ride around the Detroit Loop and then head over to the Eastern Market for a cookout/barbeque at Bert's Warehouse! Go to CruisIN the D's Facebook page for more information.
Here's a map below! Bring your chairs and blankets. There's plenty to see! Saturday, August 16, at Palmer Park, so join us!
Proceeds from CruisIN' the D benefit local charities Please support this event by making a donation here.
About "CruisIN' the D'™"
Detroit is known for two things: CARS and MUSIC …
On August 14 - 17, 2014, the Inaugural CruisIN' The D'™ will serve as Detroit's 1st Annual Detroit Car Cruise, Classic Car Showcase and Music event!
CruisIN' The D's™ mission is to promote Detroit nationally while increasing tourism and commerce within the city limits. CruisIN' The D'™ has been designed to stimulate business development in Southeastern Michigan while raising funds for charitable causes, and celebrating our rich culture of Cars and Music.
CruisIN' The D's™ purpose is to capture the essence of working together for charitable causes and, ultimately, highlighting progressive regionalism in Southeastern Michigan. Wayne and Oakland counties will share a neighborly love for cars and music as their residents cruise side-by-side, enjoying festivities, viewing unique vehicles and mingling with automobile lovers.
On August 14, CruisIN' The D'™ will host a Charity Motorcycle Cruise down historic Woodward Ave. to Burt's Marketplace in Eastern Market. On August 16, 2014, CruisIN' The D'™ will invite the Woodward Dream Cruisers to enter a revitalized Detroit. Cruisers will travel along Woodward Avenue from south 8 Mile Road to Palmer Park, where they will cruise along the "Detroit Loop" (Woodward - Merrill Plaissance - 7 Mile - Woodward). Palmer Parker will serve as CruisIN' The D's™ hub, showcasing a variety of classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, entertainment, and Detroit businesses.
CruisIN' The D'™ will be an exciting celebration of cruising, classic car showcases, music/concerts, and entertainment for all. Attractions will include a "Kids' Corner, "Come Taste Detroit" - offering delicious food from a variety of local restaurants/caterers, and local businesses and vendors, who will create a festive atmosphere that is sure to attract visitors from near and far.
A "Best in Class" Car Competition will also take place. Winning Cars will be displayed at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History on Sunday, August 17, 2014 during the African World Festival. CruisIN' The D'™ will gain national and international exposure via television, radio remote, satellite, and social media highlighting Detroit's rebirth and building excitement around the City, cars, and music! Proceeds from CruisIN' The D'™ will support local charities (including but not limited to, the "People of Palmer Park Non-Profit" and the Woodward Avenue Action Association - W3A).
This historical, landmark event will highlight the city of Detroit as an excellent tourist attraction that will stimulate annual business growth and commerce.


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Following is a link to the show that aired on Dia a Dia on Sunday, February 13. The crew joined me on a ride down the Devil's Nose and then we traveled to Huigra to talk about the cemetery. The show also covers the history of the construction, as well as the impact of the rehabilitation effort on Nizag, the local indigenous community.
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Dia a Dia: El Tren de los Sueños
La Television: El regreso del Ferrocarril y su Historia
Following is a link to the show that aired on La Television on Sunday, February 13. This follows our team's travels last September. A second part will air in the next few weeks following the photography and more history.
Railroad in the Sky…in the News!
Tonight, two major Ecuadorian news shows, La Television and Dia a Dia, will be airing stories about the railroad and our projects.
Last September, La Television followed us for three days as we excavated the cemetery, rode on the renovated rails, and gave speeches at a reception in Quito. Tonight will be the first of a two-part story following us and the history of the train. On Friday I was in the studio for an extended interview and saw a cut of the show. You won't want to miss it!
A week ago, Dia a Dia joined Rodrigo and me as we rode down the Devil's Nose on the newly opened portion of the railroad. We also drove down to Huigra, where we checked in on the cemetery and talked about where our projects are going in the next six months.
If you are in Ecuador, be sure to check them out. If not, I will try to post them here once they have aired. In the meantime, here is a promo for the upcoming Dia a Dia.
Video: Trenzas de Paja
Trenza, simply translated, means braid. Paja, slang aside (more on that here), means hay. In this video, I follow Rodrigo´s workers as they create trenzas de paja, which they will string over their new thatch roof to help prevent wind damage. The benefits of this building method are twofold; it is both ecologically sound, being made of the same locally grown plants as the roof, and it is a decorative finishing touch for what will soon be a home. By the end of the process, a 25 meter rope has been spun from nothing more than a loose pile of hay.
Quick note: You´ll notice that there are actually two languages being spoken in this video. You may recognize the Spanish, but the other one is Quichua, a language that you´ll hear frequently within the Andean indigenous communities.
Farewell, Urbina Station House
After 22 years under his operation, Rodrigo has to return the Urbina station house to the railroad company. The government is reclaiming it for the railway rehabilitation program, in which they will renovate it along with all the other stations. By the end of Jan. 30, he had to have the entire property cleared out.
The Urbina station house is unique in that, under Rodrigo's management, it has been the only station under regular operation in the last 14 years. Here he has housed travelers, provided employment for his team of workers, given workshops on mountain climbing and railroad history, and sold local crafts. It has been a mainstay of Rodrigo's business for over two decades.
When he originally started running the house, it didn't even have a bathroom. Rodrigo and his workers installed an addition in the back with toilets, showers and hot water. On the way out, he is now reclaiming the raw materials to use on other projects, including toilets, faucets, and even drywall.
By the end of the day, the house is empty. Once the renovation is complete, Rodrigo hopes to get the station house back under a new business plan. He would like to run it as a coop, sharing an equal stake with his workers. There is no guarantee, though, that he will be able to regain the property. We've been very lucky to be able to stay at the station house on a few occasions and we hope that one day we will be able to return.
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Taking Jeep off Road Voids Warrenty
Ok now I've heard it all. My dealer says since I took my jeep off road, repairs are not covered by the warranty. I've read the warranty and no such clause. Also, They advertise it as an off road vehicle.
Love to hear the flames on this one.
Your dealer is a douche. Where I got mine they dont care..matter of fact I wheeled with the internet manager that sold me the jeep.
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I think the way this works is that the dealer gets reimbursed by Chrysler at fairly low rates for warranty work. The upshot is that the dealer has very little incentive to perform warranty repairs, there is a lot more money to be made doing retail repairs.
Well, if you damaged your jeep off-road, then the damaged parts are not covered. Same goes for on road damage. Failures unrelated to off-road activity are covered. They would have to prove that it was caused by negligence or abuse to deny cover.
The same goes for any manufacturer. There is usually a clause in there about warranty denial under extreme conditions, such as racing your car on a track.
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What broke? Certain things only wear out early from off roading or modifications
Glad my dealer isn't an a-hole. They must not want you to buy your next Jeep from them.
How about some additional info? List of damaged parts? Pics?
no info no flames
Jeep has commercials of Jeeps driving offroad so they'd have a hard time voiding warranty for driving offroad.
If they did I guess the commercials would be false advertising.
The jeep club I belong to just had a trail cut and hosted an event at the dealership, where the dealer invited drivers to take their jeeps off road.
Sounds to me like you found a DB of a dealer!
Just call Chrysler customer service and start a "case". See how fast the dealer changes their tune......
Unless you just broke something when off-roading. Hard to really tell without more info.
But, the dealer's basic claim, that off-roading voids the warranty is total BS and legally unsupportable.
bent my rear driver side axle shaft... dealer covered it under warranty...
I did it while doing a run called Gordy's Hill in NM...
I think it could have gone either way and I would have understood that..
find another dealer.
maybe by off road he drove it under water.....need more details before anyone can start flaming.
Same here
A bearing in the clutch started squealing while driving on road. They claimed that the dinged up cross member some how related to my clutch failure. And since I took it off road the clutch wasn't covered I asked them to look at the clutch and transmission, no rock strikes, so not related. Clutch is covered under limited warranty and no exclusion exists for taking it off road in that warranty (read it cover to cover). He said he'd talk to his manager.
Thats BS who says that maybe you accidentally ran over a piece of truck tire or some debris on the road... they cant prove you off roaded. Sounds like you have a DB dealer, what you should do is mention them in a new thread (name of the dealership) and if they don't do right print it out bring it in and lay it on the (SNAKE) finance managers desk. Mention you nor your friends will ever deal with them again and let them know the word is out on their scummy shadey practices.
And yep, Jeep has voided warranties for off-roading. Matter of fact, for simply appearing to go off-roading. And such has held up in court.
BTW, similar stories for Mustangs. Their warranties have been voided for racing. And for these, you don't need to have been "caught" actually racing. Just doing serious racing mods to your Mustang, can get you into trouble. Again, the courts have upheld these for Ford.
Of course, all of this depends on your relationship with the dealer and its service department. Have a good relationship, and I am sure they will look the other way for all but the most obvious and blatant cases of abuse.
Wonder how it held up in court (bad lawyer), because damage to one part does not imply that is what cause the other to fail. Rock strikes to a separate part of the vehicle should not cause a clutch failure. If they do then Chrysler builds a crappy product.
Here is the link for the warranty. http://www.jeep.com/crossbrand/warra...p_warranty.pdf
Never use the term "off-roading" when discussing possible warranty claim with dealers. You were just going "fishing" or "hunting"
or "taking pictures" or some other "activity" when the damage occurred!
Did you try going to a different dealership for a second opinion?
Really angry now, this was the dealer I bought the jeep through and they convinced me to get a Rubicon and go off-roading.
Think I'll be replacing my clutch. Replaced a few transmissions in my life, so I think I can replace a clutch.
I have learned to just go in and say this is broken and no idea why. Not giving them any ammo to deny any claim in the future. Of course, I am not going back to that dealer again either.
He didn't mention offroading. They're basing this on a scuffed-up cross member.
Hopefully Chrysler will help you, but I would have just went to a different dealership first because who knows how long that will take. :(
Went through a similar situation with my dealer.
Clutch siezed and had to have my Jk towed to the dealer.
They claimed because I had mud under my skid plates the clutch failed due to "off road abuse". Funny, I wasn't off road when it happened.
I paid the $1,100 for a complete new clutch kit and took all the parts with me. Not before taking photos of each and every componenet on the service managers desk.
He didn't like it, I told him tough $hit. My parts, my pictures.
Filed a claim with Chrysler service and incuded all the photos of my parts on the desk of the Chryser service department.
My claim was simple.
I sent a copy of my warranty and highlighted the specific sentence I felt covered my repair.
The clutch plate had more then 75% remaining and did not show any signs of abuse or overheating.
The pressure plate was smooth, clean and had not been overheated.
Clutch fork and slave cyclinder perfectly functional.
Clutch fingers not bend or damaged.
Now the culprit;
Throwout bearing.
Outside surface was blue from heat. The inside race was gouged from a siezed bearing and the grease packing plate had fallen off.
Couple weeks later I recieved a check for $1,480 to cover the cost of my repair, the tow and my rental car.
The part of the warranty I highlighted clearly stated in black and white "All bearings in the engine, transmission and drivetrain are covered under warranty"...
Clutch was fine, throwout bearing failed. Case closed.
Point is be patient, don't get hostile and document everything. Names of people you've talked to, dates, take pictures and keep all of your parts.
Unfortunately, my experience with a clutch issues is that they are typically considered wear or maintenance items, even if there maybe a known manufacturing defect.
They also want to replace the crossmember. I was looking and the 1/8 inch steel it's made of costs around $750, Was looking at Poison spyder replacement is thicker and looks a lot more capable of taking a strike, cost $200.
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Shillong, Jul 4 (UNI) The Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee would soon meet to decide if it would be a part of the government constituted All-Party Committee on Uranium mining in the state.
Earlier, the state Congress rejected the Meghalaya Progressive Alliance (MPA) government's invitation to be part of the panel, saying it was a waste of time being a part of the All Party Committee which he felt was the MPA's 'political gimmick.' '' We are going to meet on July 12 to take a final decision on the Chief Minister's invitation to be part of the All Party Committee,'' MPCC President O L Nongtdu told UNI here today.
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SESSION TITLE: Miscellaneous Global Case Reports
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PRESENTED ON: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
INTRODUCTION: Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome, or hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (HHT), is a rare disorder that affects blood vessels causing a tendency for bleeding ( 1,2 ).We report the case of a patient with small right lower lobe opacity presenting with recurrent hemoptysis and epistaxis .
CASE PRESENTATION: A 50 yrs lady presented with complaints of recurrent episodes of bleeding from nose, sneezing and cough with scanty sputum and streaky hemoptysis .There is no history of hematemesis, malena, bleeding per rectum, hematuria .Patient suffered with recurrent episodes of sneezing & epistaxis since childhood and cough with scanty hemoptysis . No history of pulmonary kochs / hypertension / diabetes / epilepsy . She had h/o hysterectomy 20 yrs back for ? Fibroid uterus .She consulted a pulmonologist in 2000. She was diagnosed as having allergic airway disease & was treated accordingly. ( Anti allergy drugs & bronchodilators )She was also later given Antikochs treatment for 6 months . Epistaxis & hemoptysis persisted inspite of treatment. She consulted another pulmonologist in 2007who treated her with steroids.She finally presented to us in year 2009-2010 with similar presentation. Patient was thoroughly investigated - Immunoglobulin assay -normal, PT, APTT , T3, T4, TSH - normal, Anti TB immunoglobulins - negative, Rheumatoid factor - negative , Blood for LE cells - negative,ANCA - negative.Detailed evaluation with CT THORAX , CT ANGIOGRAPHY , MR ANGIOGRAPHY, upper GI endoscopy confirmed the diagnosis of Osler weber Rendu syndrome with the CT , MRI scans showing the arteriovenous malformations in the right lower lobe of lung which initially presented on chest radiograph as a vague nodular opacity.
DISCUSSION: The patient presented with 4 out of 4 criteria required for diagnosis of HHT i.e 1.Spontaneous recurrent epistaxis 2. Multiple telangiectasias in typical locations ( nose,etc ) 3.Proven visceral AVMs ( GIT, lung )( 3) 4.1st degree family members with HHT ( 2 brothers ) Diagnosis definite - 3/4, Suspected - 2, Unlikely - 1 Patient in view of her mild symptms of epistaxis and hemoptysis for > 10 yrs is being monitored presently on a regular basis and is presently doing well.
CONCLUSIONS: Osler Weber Rendu syndrome is a rare disorder which requires high index of suspicion to be diagnosed , especially in patients presenting with recurrent epistaxis and hemoptysis .
Reference #1: Guttmacher AE, Marchuk DA, White RI Jr. Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia. N Engl J Med. Oct 5 1995;333(14):918-24.
Reference #2: Cottin V, Dupuis-Girod S, Lesca G, Cordier JF. Pulmonary vascular manifestations of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia (rendu-osler disease). Respiration. 2007;74(4):361-78.
Reference #3: Jakobi P, Weiner Z, Best L, Itskovitz-Eldor J. Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia with pulmonary arteriovenous malformations. Obstet Gynecol. May 2001;97(5 Pt 2):813-4.
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text: HORSHAM, Pa., Oct. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Motorola Mobility is working with WESCO International's subsidiary, TVC Communications, to offer its Carrier Ethernet portfolio—an end-to-end component system designed to give service providers a competitive advantage in vying for the more than 130 billion-dollar 1 advanced business services and mobile backhaul solutions market. Motorola's Carrier Ethernet portfolio offers an end-to-end MEF Certified solution to help service providers deploy cost-effective Ethernet and TDM services to business customers and mobile carriers. The portfolio includes a series of aggregation switches, customer premises demarcation products, a leading-edge service management platform, and an innovative 10 Gbps Carrier Ethernet switch designed for deployment in the HFC fiber node. With Motorola's wide array of Carrier Ethernet products, service providers can extend end-to-end Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) and Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) to the edge of their network, increasing scalability and facilitating a true multi-service network. "Businesses want relationships with service providers that can provide highly resilient Ethernet connectivity ranging from tens of megabits to gigabits," said Joe Cozzolino, senior vice president and general manager, Network Infrastructure Solutions, Motorola Mobility. "Through our strategic agreement with WESCO's TVC Communications, Motorola's Carrier MEF Certified Ethernet solution offers service providers the flexibility to service business customers or mobile operators with low-cost deployment opportunities via existing outside plant or new fiber builds addressing various business services applications. With Motorola's end-to-end business services portfolio customers can launch new, revenue-generating business services quickly, easily and cost-effectively." "Motorola's innovation in network infrastructure, and now in Carrier Ethernet products, is compelling expertise that we're very pleased to offer to our customers throughout North America," said David Bemoras, Vice President of Operations at WESCO Distribution. "Now, with Motorola's offerings, WESCO's TVC Communications' customers can preserve their existing network investments or leverage new fiber builds to quickly become part of the business services marketplace. Our relationship with Motorola extends over many years and across many of their product areas. We look forward to quickly incorporating Motorola's new Carrier Ethernet line of products into our overall offering." About Motorola's Carrier Ethernet Portfolio


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N.O.R.E. ft. Good Belt Gang 'Cheatin' [Audio]
As Easter Sunday approaches, N.O.R.E. is getting ready to release his project that same day, titled Noreaster. In preparation, N.O.R.E., links up with his crew, the Good Belt Gang and unveil a new track, Cheatin'.