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Carl Lucas is back home in Indiana after a whirlwind trip to Ukraine.
He went to the war-torn nation three weeks ago to bring home two Ukrainian orphans: Emily, 15, and her brother Dominic, 17.
"It's a great opportunity for us to have two more people in our life who love us," said Carl, still recovering from jet lag.
"We just felt like it was the least we could do. It's two people," said Carl's wife, Cathy Lucas.
The Lucases hosted the brother and sister at their Avon home last summer and soon after, decided to adopt the siblings.
"It does help that they are the same ages, because we have similar interests. We see things the same way," said Levi Lucas, a biological son of Carl and Cathy.
Now Levi and his biological sister Bella have a new adoptive brother and sister.
"Family isn't just blood," said Bella Lucas, "at least for me. I didn't spend 16 years with them but I plan on spending the rest of it by their side."
The transition won't be easy. We caught a glimpse of Dominic, but neither wanted to be interviewed. There's a language and cultural barrier.
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"Every once in a while, he'll come to me and be like, guitar, guitar? And we'll go to the garage or out front and just rock out," said Bella.
"They've been accepted with open arms," Cathy said of the Emily and Dominic, "and we know it's going to take them a while to adjust...maybe years. It will be years, maybe a lifetime."
Carl is already the teen's adoptive father. Cathy will become their mother on Monday. The next step is citizenship. They'll become Americans in a few weeks.


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This is a good score, but it is also a good pitch to bat on. RCB gave away many extras and runs due to poor fielding, Mumbai will look to be more disciplined. Gayle and Patel to start for RCB, Pawan Suyal has the new ball in his hand for Mumbai. The first ball is a full toss and Gayle pushes it through extra cover for a single. A couple of dots and Patel hits the next ball crisply through extra cover for four. Six from the first over.
Starc versus Pollard again, Pollard hits the first ball to long-on for a couple of runs. Then he hits the next ball to midwicket for a single. Sharma comes on strike and Starc bowls a wide. Sharma takes a single from the next ball, Pollard on strike again. WICKET! Pollard goes for the run and is run out on 43, Mumbai lose a big wicket in the last over. A couple of runs and then Rohit ends the innings with a boundary, Mumbai finish on 187 for 5.
Six, Aaron is greeted with a six as Rohit outside edges the ball over third man for a six. Four, Rohit then makes room and hits it over the bowler's head for four. Six, Rohit hits another six, this it flies over deep cover for a six. Then Rohit cuts it through backward point for a couple of runs and the fifth ball of the over goes for a six. Rohit races past Pollard who is on 40, to get to his 50 from 32 balls. 24 runs from the over.
A couple of singles to start the over, Dinda starts his third over. Rohit hits a six, he hits this rows over deep midwicket. A single and then Pollard ends the over with a boundary, he swings at the length ball and it goes for four.
A couple of singles to start the over, Starc comes back into the attack. Pollard hits it to Dinda at square leg who midfields the ball and gives away two runs. Pollard gets angry and flings his bat towards Starc, he is complaining to the umpire about the bowler's conduct as Starc pulls out of a delivery. A couple of runs and then Pollard ends the over with a boundary through deep square leg.
A single to start the over, Pollard gets a freebie and hammers it over extra cover for four. A single and then Rohit hits the last ball over cover for four, good boundary for him. 10 from the over.
Yuvraj starts with a wide, a couple of singles. Four, Pollard hits it flat over long-on, a much needed boundary for Mumbai. A couple of runs to end the over, Chahal overthrows the ball and Yuvi is not happy about it. 9 from the over again as Mumbai look to accelerate.
Four, Pollard starts the over with a boundary. Five singles from the five balls. 9 easy runs from the over, Mumbai go into the time out.
A few singles from the over, and then Rohit takes a couple of runs to end the over. 6 runs from the over. Mumbai bring their 100 up.
Chahal into his third over, Rohit takes a single to long-on to bring Pollard on strike. Four, Pollard scoops it over the keeper to the third man boundary, Dinda fumbles on the boundary to give away four runs. A couple of singles to end the over, 7 runs from it.
Three singles and three dots from Aaron's third over, a much better over than his first two. Mumbai going at 8 per over.
Rohit takes a single to bring Anderson on strike, Chahal tosses it up and Anderson dispatches this one flat and down the ground for a six over long-on. WICKET! Anderson does not last long, tries to slog another one over long-on but hits it to Kohli on the boundary who takes the catch. Mumbai lose their 4th wicket. Chahal gives Anderson a send off, Pollard makes his way to the crease. 8 runs from the over and the wicket.
Aaron into his second over. Aaron loses control of the next ball, sprays it outside off and it is called a wide. A couple of singles, and another wide from Aaron. Bangalore have conceded 21 extras so far. WICKET! Gautam goes for the wild swipe and edges the ball to the keeper, he was looking for the boundary to end the over, goes out instead.
Dinda runs in to bowl his second over, he starts with a bouncer that flies over the batsman and the keeper for five wides. Another wide from Dinda, this time it is down the leg side. Six, Gautam attacks again, Gautam swivels in his crease to hit the ball from outside off through midwicket for a six. A couple of dots and then Gautam takes a single. WICKET! Dinda bowls four good balls to end the over and gets a wicket from the last ball, Rayudu is bowled off the 5th ball.
After the time out, Chahal comes into the attack, Rayudu works the first ball to deep midwicket for a single. Gautam walks out of his crease and chips it inside out over cover for a single. Rayudu comes down the wicket and hits it down the ground for four. A couple of singles to end the over.
A couple of dots to start the over, Rayudu then takes a single to give Gautam the strike. Too quick for everyone, Harshal bowls it short and it misses the batsman and the keeper and goes for four byes. Four more, this time off the bat, Gautam ends another over with a boundary. 9 from this over as well. Mumbai get 50 in the power play.
Aaron comes into the attack and starts with a wide down leg. Rayudu clips the next ball to fine leg for a single. A few short balls from Aaron and eventually one of them is called a no ball. Six, Gautam hits the last ball of the over for a six, 9 from the over, Mumbai going at 8.2 per over.
WICKET! Harshal Patel gets the wicket with his first ball and Ben Dunk goes out. Dunk hits the length ball to mid-off and Yuvi takes the catch. Rayudu comes in to bat, and gets a single first ball. Six, Gautam keeps the momentum going, he comes down the attack and then hits the length ball over deep square leg for a six. Seven from the over.
Starc continues and Gautam gets off strike with a single. Dunk then gets the ball off his toes, and the fielder does well to stop the boundary as they run two. The paceman is keeping it tight though and hits Dunk straight on the foot. During the appeal confusion, Dinda concedes some overthrows and they get two leg byes. The last ball is cut away hard, but straight to the deep backward point.
Ashok Dinda is on, and the first ball is angled to third man for two, with some good running and a poor throw ensuring the second. Dunk then latches onto a short, wide one, and cuts if for four. Dinda then stays onto the pads and Dunk flicks it to fine leg for one. Another short, wide one is clipped to third man, by Gautam, though he only gets one. Dunk ends the over with a four through the covers, and it's not a great start for Dinda.
Mitchell Starc has the ball, and he starts with one on Dunk's pads, and the Aussie deflects the Aussie for a leg bye. Gautam then blocks a dot, and then an appeal for LBW is heard, but the umpire walks away immediately and it's another leg bye. Starc's bowling at 145kph, and the final ball is driven well and races for four.
Here we go. The teams are on the field. Can AB light up the night again, or will Mumbai pull of another shock win at their fortress?
A reminder that this is RCB skipper Virat Kohli's 100th IPL match. He's always played for Bangalore, FYI.
Fast bowler Pawan Suyal is the only change for Mumbai, coming in for the injured Zaheer Khan. Bangalore are unchanged.
RCB have won the toss and are bowling first.
Hello and welcome to our over-by-over commentary of the 27th match of the seventh edition of the Indian Premier League, as the Mumbai Indians clash with the Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede Stadium.


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I woke up after a long night of jello shots in a bed made of leaves. That made me think long and hard about what I did last night, I was unable to come up with an answer so I just got up and tried to find my way home. Which was difficult in it's own way because all I could see in any direction were really big trees. So all I could do was walk forward and turn when I hit something.
I was walking for three hours before I found anything, and when I did, it was a lake, I fell into. So I decided to swim for a while.
The water felt amazing, every stroke felt so invigorating. It was the best swim of my life byfar, and the fact I was all alone made it all the better.
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Two freshmen seem to be figuring things out at the right time for No. 5 Duke. Guard Rasheed Sulaimon has rediscovered his shooting touch. And now that he's a starter, forward Amile Jefferson is doing just about everything asked of him. With those two contributing more, the new-look Blue Devils hope to take another step forward in Ryan Kelly's indefinite, injury-related absence. Sulaimon is coming off a season-best 25-point performance against Maryland in which he tied a school freshman record with six 3-pointers. In the four full games since Kelly hurt his right foot, Jefferson's playing time increased from roughly 9 minutes per game to 22. His scoring average has more than tripled to 10 points per game and his rebounding average has jumped from 1.9 to 7.
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Close to the International Airport of Milano Malpensa and only few steps from State Route 336, directly from the pole "Rho-Pero, the 'Idea Milan Malpensa Airport Hotel is the ideal solution for business or pleasure.L 'Idea Milan Malpensa Airport Hotel is located near the junction with the A8 (Lakes), linking the International Airport with the capital lombardo.Il advantage of a strategic position is enhanced by the excellent connection between the hotel el 'through the airport shuttle service, incoming and outgoing, available to all guests on a scheduled basis. The city center and the new Rho-Pero are also easily accessible via the metro and the train "Malpensa Express ". Since last September, also the train "Frecciarossa" connecting the cities of Milan, Rome, Naples, Florence and Bologna, with the Malpensa International Airport.
The Idea Milan Malpensa Airport Hotel has 137 rooms spread over 5 floors with windows and panels for noise reduction designed to provide maximum relaxation, extra soft down pillows and innovative mattress by Simmons by IdeaHotel, LCD flat screen television with satellite channels and Pay Per Movies, soundproof walls to air conditioning and heating. All rooms are equipped with minibar, safe, business desk.Tutte rooms are equipped with business desk. If necessary, our guests have a laundry service, luggage storage.
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- Minimum stay:1-5 nights
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About the Property
Beautiful 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Top Floor Unit (Sleeps 4-6)
The large laundry room has a full sized washer and dryer and shelves for storage. There are also beach chairs and an umbrella stored in the laundry room for your personal use while staying at ocean reef.
The fully equipped kitchen features granite counter tops, real wood cabinets, and a dishwasher. This kitchen has all the comforts of home. You can eat at one of the many restaurants nearby or make a full meal and eat at the six seat, glass, dining room table.
The guest bedroom has two twin beds but can be adjusted and made into a large King if needed. There is a flat screen television and a DVD player for your viewing.
The master bedroom has a king mattress and private bath with new tile shower. It has a flat screen television and DVD player. It has private balcony doors that allow you to enjoy the ocean view from the comfort of your bed.
This top floor unit boasts breath taking views from its large bump out balcony. Enjoy watching the ocean waves crash on the white sandy beach as you enjoy breakfast at the four person balcony table. There are also two lounge chairs to soak up the afternoon sun.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Environmental activists said on Wednesday they canoed into Suncor Energy Inc's Alberta oil sands operation, blocking equipment in a second protest action in as many weeks aimed at disrupting crude production.
Greenpeace said 23 of its activists entered Canada's second-largest oil sands operation, stopping conveyor belts that carry bitumen from the mine to an upgrading plant that processes the tar-like crude into light oil.
The move, part of a long-running campaign against production from what the group refers to as "tar sands", is the second this month. Two weeks ago, protesters chained themselves to equipment at Royal Dutch Shell's oil sands mine as they sought to highlight what they view as excessive greenhouse gas emissions from the region's oil production operations.
"We came here to send a message and we want to make sure that message is heard," said Jessica Wilson, a spokeswoman for the group, who was among the protesters at the Suncor site. "This is all a push toward (climate talks in) Copenhagen to encourage world leaders to come to a strong climate deal that includes shutting down the tar sands."
Wilson and nine other protesters, including Greenpeace Executive Director Bruce Cox, were arrested by Royal Canadian Mounted Police on Wednesday afternoon away from the Suncor site, she said in an e-mail message.
The activists who were in the mine were still on the conveyor late in the day, however.
Suncor officials said production at the 300,000 barrel a day operation, located north of the oil sands hub of Fort McMurray, Alberta, was continuing and the company expected the action to have only a minor impact on its operations.
"We have taken a number of steps to protect the safety of not only the activists but our workers at the site," said Sneh Seetal, a spokeswoman for Suncor, Canada's largest energy company. That includes increasing security, notifying employees and contractors at the site and continuing to extend our offer to discuss oil sands development with Greenpeace and all credible stakeholders." Continued...


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Jeremiah G. Hickey II '35 on January 30, 2009, age 96, in Pheonix, Ariz. He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Mary Catherine; his children, J. Griffin, Christopher, Clare, Marguerite, and Louise, and grandchildren. He was a U.S. Navy veteran and worked for Hickey Freeman for 33 years. He was devoted to his family and his church, loved photography and poetry. He was a member of the Lay Order of Carmelites.
Edward Van Tobel Jr. '35 died Dec. 29, 2009. The Las Vegas busiess pioneer was 96 years old. He is credited with helping to build the company into the world's first indoor lumber and home improvement center in the 1950s. He had spent much of his youth working with his father, company founder Ed Von Tobel Sr., and brothers Jacob and George Von Tobel at the family lumberyard in town. After graduating from Las Vegas High School and Santa Clara University, Von Tobel Jr. rejoined Von Tobel Lumber. He handled the accounting and bookkeeping and oversaw the hardware and lumber store's expansion into multiple locations. Ed Von Tobel Sr. came to Las Vegas in 1905 and started Von Tobel Lumber shortly after. That was decades before Nevada would legalize gambling, but Von Tobel Sr. made his own gamble, surviving many lean early years in business. The father patriarch died in 1967. His son Edward Jr. was the last surviving sibling among the father's four children. Von Tobel Jr. left the family business for a brief time in the 1940s after being drafted into the Army. Upon his return to Las Vegas, he helped to make Von Tobel Lumber a worldwide model of lumberyards and home improvement centers. "People would come from Australia and all over the world to look at his indoor lumber yard. It was cool as a kid because they would bring gifts," recalled niece Julie Roach, who is the daughter of George Von Tobel. "Before there was a Home Depot or a Lowe's, there was a Von Tobel Lumber," she said. The largest Von Tobel Lumber was at Maryland Parkway and Karen Avenue. In the 1980s, the family sold the lumber business to a national chain, which later went out of business. But Ed Von Tobel Jr. stayed active for the rest of his life by helping in the bookkeeping on his family's real estate holdings, Roach said. "He worked right up until about a month before he passed away. He always was a hard worker and stayed late," she added. Von Tobel Jr. also kept busy helping out reporters and historians with his knowledge of the state and Las Vegas. "There wasn't a person, writer, or filmmaker doing something on Nevada who didn't come to Uncle Ed to interview him," Roach said. In one local history book, The First 100: Portraits of the Men and Women Who Shaped Las Vegas, Von Tobel Jr. discussed his pioneering father and his childhood growing up in Las Vegas with co-author A.D. Hopkins. "Every Sunday afternoon, his brother Jake would go down to the red light district on Block 16 to buy a bucket of beer to bring back for the family," said Hopkins. "He said you had to buy it at a brothel because it was the closest place, and they'd sell you a bucket of beer even if you were 12." Hopkins said Von Tobel Jr. was "invaluable to historians." Ed Von Tobel Jr. is survived by his wife of 70 years, Evelyne; daughters Sharon Schmitt, Katherine Acord, Susan Von Tobel and Gretchen McQuade; eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Robert P. Litschi '36 died Nov. 15, 2009. Bob passed away as graciously as he lived, surrounded by his loving family. Growing up in L.A., he shared a passion with his dad Louis—playing baseball, first at Loyola High and then Santa Clara University. Louis played for the Vernon Tigers (Pacific Coast League) and young Bob remembers Brashear, Hosp, and other baseball players frequenting his house. Bob took up golf in college and virtually never stopped playing—up to age 94. After college and serving in WWII in New Caledonia, he worked and retired from Keliher Hardware. He enriched our lives with his keen sense of humor, his kindness, generous nature and his dedication to his faith. He is survived by his children, Linda (Joe) Sallinger, Laura Jones, Janet (Sam) Rizzo, Bob (Sandy) Litschi, and Jim Litschi, as well as eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren and predeceased by his wife Marjorie.
Robert P. Litschi '36 passed away on November 15 at age 96, surrounded by his loving family. Growing up in LA, he shared a passion with his dad Louis - playing baseball, first at Loyola High and then at SCU. Louis played for the Vernon Tigers (Pacific Coast League) and young Bob remembers Brashear, Hosp and other baseball players frequenting his house. Bob took up golf in college and virtually never stopped playing - up to age 94. After college and serving in WWII in New Caledonia, he worked and retired from Keliher Hardware. He is survived by his children, Linda (Joe) Sallinger, Laura Litschi Jones '68, Janet (Sam) Rizzo, Bob (Sandy) Litschi, and Jim Litschi '78, as well as eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren and predeceased by his wife Marjory. His services were held at St. Therese, his parish church, in Alhambra.
Raymond "Frisky" Kaliski '36, the main character in the movie The Life of Raymond "Frisky" Kaliski, has left the set 25 days after reaching the magic age of 100 years old. Frisky passed on the morning of Thanksgiving, November 28th, 2013. The epic tale was magnificently acted, performed at the highest level, and will be remembered by many for generations to come. Raymond "Frisky" Kaliski was born on November 3, 1913 in San Francisco, the second son of Louis and Frances Kaliski. He and his brother Marty, were raised in Oakland, California where Ray excelled in track and football. Many of Ray's track records at Oakland High from the late 1920's stood until the 50's. His football ability earned him a scholarship to Santa Clara University where he became a fierce running back, defensive back and an elusive kick returner during the 1932-35 seasons. His running abilities were what got him penned by the S.F. Chronicle as "Frisky Kaliski", a name that has stuck with him for over 70 years. "Frisky" became a proud member of the SCU Football Hall of Fame on August 28, 2001, getting inducted along with Brent Jones of the San Francisco 49ers. After his college years, Frisky went on to distribute film all along the West Coast. During the war, Ray could not serve in the military due to a childhood accident which almost took his life at the age of ten. Instead, he worked as a ship fitter at the Bethlehem Shipyards at Hunters Point in San Francisco. After the war Ray worked with his dad and brother to develop a large chain of movie theatres in the Bay Area. The passing of Ray's father in 1955 marked the beginning of a new phase in the life of Ray and his brother. They ceased running movie theatres and concentrated on building apartment complexes, starting with the 34 unit Lakeside Apartments complex on Lake Merritt. They then built the 80 unit complex in Alameda called The Dunes, whose eventual sale made way for the Harbor Point Apartments and the connected tennis and swim club, as well as Strawberry Shores Apartments all on Strawberry Point in Mill Valley. Frisky, along with his bride BJ and daughter Barbara, built a successful miniature horse ranch in Petaluma, called Winner's Circle, which won dozens of trophies and ribbons including a National Title with one of their prize show horses. When Ray's brother Marty died in 1989, Ray got his sons, Raymond William '66 and Robert (Bobbo), involved in running the show. Ray spent much time traveling the world with BJ but was devastated with her death in January of 2000. After that loss, he further embraced his family, taking them on numerous cruises and trips allowing him to get to know his five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Tragedy struck Ray and the family in 2009, when his youngest granddaughter, Jaime Norman '98, passed away at the early age of 33. In addition to the generosity to his family, Ray donated to hundreds of charities, and also supported his youngest son, Robert's, dream to start The Harbor Point Charitable Foundation, that has since raised over $1,000,000 for local charities and those most in need in The Bay Area. So now the theatre showing Ray's remarkable life is dark. But his legacy will continue through his loving family and the many friends he left behind. His three children, Barbara, Ray W, and Robert will continue to enhance the legacy of this remarkable man. His four grandchildren: Michael; Melanie; Kris and Patrick will enhance it even more. Ray is also survived by 11 great grandchildren, Nicholas Mitchell, Colton Dansie, Taylor Dansie, Brett Mitchell, Andrew Mitchell. Joshua Dansie, Ty Mitchell, Alli Dansie, Zachary Schwerin-Daro, Jack Sheldon and Ziyad Kaliski. His generosity and the physical things he built have helped make people's lives better, healthier and more fun. The Harbor Point Apartments, The Club at Harbor Point and the restaurant Nourish Grill continue his legacy. Rest in peace "Frisky", you played your role on this earth with dignity and grace. All of your family and friends are proud to have known you, loved you and lived with you. Your employees have been honored to work for and with you. We will all continue to make you proud until we join you on the other side. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/marinij/obituary.aspx?n=raymond-kaliski-frisky&pid=168365230&fhid=18264#sthash.OMfV18Pb.dpuf
Bernard Walsh Mehren '36 died peacefully at home in Rancho Santa Fe on Friday, May 29, 2009, with his son, John, daughter-in-law, Marcy, and grandchildren, Joe, Andrew, and Laurelyn at his bedside. He was born on October 23, 1914 in South Orange, N.J., to Edward J. and Grace W. Mehren. He was a resident of Rancho Santa Fe for 53 years. Barney graduated from Brophy Preparatory High School in Phoenix, Arizona, attended the University of Santa Clara, and graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering. A long time, professionally licensed chemical engineer, he worked for Crown Cork and Seal, was the chief chemist for the Squirt Beverage Company's bottling plant in San Diego, and was founder and chairman of PM Chemical Company since 1942. He invented many detergent and cleaning formulas in his long career with the company. He attended the University of Chicago to train as a meteorologist and was assigned to the Army Air Corps based in the Aleutian Islands during World War II. He flew on board many a bombing run in B-24 Liberators over the Northern Kurile Islands, Japan as a weather observer. While in The Aleutians, Barney and a colleague discovered and documented winds aloft, now referred to in meteorology as the jet stream. He attained the rank of 2nd Lieutenant, received The Air Medal, and was honorably discharged from the Air Force in 1945. One of his great passions, besides his family, was singing and music. He sang in the choirs at both St. James Church and The Church of the Nativity, soloing at most Saturday evening Masses. He was a member of The Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre, Western Lieutenancy. He traveled extensively with his family, and later on around the world with his wife Loraine. Barney was predeceased by his son, Leo; and his wife of 46 years, Loraine. He leaves behind many friends and family including sons, Bernie, John, (Marcy), and Jim; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; his loving caregiver, Gracie; and devoted gardener, Jesus.
William DeFries '37 on April 5, 2010. Wiliam was born in Manila, Philippine Islands, and moved to The Villages from Santa Barbara, Calif. in 1994. He was retired from the Air Force; served as state regional health officer for Sumter and Pasco counties; county health officer for Fresno County in California; was an associate professor at Fresno State University; doctor at the Country Free Clinic in Firebaugh, Calif.; served as the senior medical consultant for the state of California; and director of professional services in the surgeon general's office in Washington, D.C. Survivors include his wife, Vira, sons William C. DeFries, Richard DeFries '79, Donald Conard, and daughters Cecilia L. DeFries and Patty Vardilos, as well as 15 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Richard E. Barton '37 died October 24, 2010.
John B. Hoey '37 died on Jun. 29, 2008.
Henry "Hank" Richard '37, a resident of Santa Cruz, was born in San Jose, CA, December 12, 1916, and passed away December 19, 2012, at the age of 96. He was preceded in death less than a year ago by Margery, his beloved wife of 71 years. He is survived by his two sons, Stephen (Dee) of Los Gatos and Bruce (Elaine) of Ukiah, five grandchildren, Shannon (Santa Barbara), Carey (San Jose) and Nathaniel, Louisa, and Hallie all of Ukiah, and five great grandchildren. Hank was the son of prominent Alviso ranchers Henry Sr. and Grace Wade Richard and grew up working with his father in the family orchards. He learned duck-hunting from his father at the age of six and became an excellent marksman. He attended Bellarmine College Prep, Santa Clara University and U.C.Davis where he graduated with a degree in horticulture in 1937. Hank supervised the family orchards until 1940 when he married Margery, he then became an Inspector for the USDA in San Jose advancing to supervising inspector for the 11 western states. In 1958 he went to work as production manager and later plant manager of Pratt-Lowe in Santa Clara. Upon retiring in 1980, he and Margery moved to Pasatiempo golf community where they enjoyed 30+ Golden Years playing golf, bridge, gardening, traveling and a full social life with many wonderful and lifelong friends.
George W. Artz J.D. '40 on Feb 12, 2009. The Sacramento native served in the Army during World War II and was a lawyer with the firm, Desmond, Miller & Artz. He later joined Hal Ellis to develop the Arden Manor subdivision in Sacramento. In 1952, they formed Alcan Pacific Co., a general contractor with operations in Alaska, California, Oregon, Washington, Okinawa, and Thailand. Later ventures included part ownership of Channel 31 in Sacramento and Sharon Heights Convalescent Hospital in Menlo Park. He was active in the Crocker Art Museum and Interfaith Service Bureau and spent 10 years on the board of the Sacramento Convention Bureau. He was a past chairman and member of the SCU Board of Regents. He studied voice for 18 years and was a soloist with the Sacramento Symphony in 1948. He is survived by his wife, Jean, and six children.
Bill Adams '37 passed away on Sept. 10. The world lost an amazingly intelligent, well-traveled, kind and wonderful man. At the age of 96, William J. (Bill) Adams, Jr. led an outstandingly full life and he touched the hearts of many. His passionate involvement with his alma mater, Santa Clara University, the Boy Scouts of America, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and the Catholic Church gave him strength and his influence will live on for generations. He is now reunited with the love of his life, Marijane.
Bill was the Nobili Award recipient in 1937 and a regent and past president of the Alumni Association. He received the Ignatian Award, the Bannan Award, and the Distinguished Engineering Award from Santa Clara University. He and his wife also endowed the William and Mary Jane Adams Mechanical Engineering Scholarship on campus, and he was also actively involved with the Diocese of San Jose, Catholic Charities, and the Boy Scouts of America.
Adrian L. Ward '37 passed away Jan. 1, 2012.
He was born in Portland, Ore., and moved with his family to Menlo Park in 1925. He graduated from St. Joseph Grammar School in 1929, from Bellarmine Prep in 1933 and from Univ. of Santa Clara in 1937 with a business degree.
Adrian worked at President Hotel, Palo Alto, during school years and sales at Schwabacher/Fry, San Francisco until 1941 when he joined the Quartermaster Corps of the Air Force at Moffett Field. In 1945 he was released from the Army as Sergeant in an Altitude Training unit at Hickam Field, Hawaii. In 1945 he joined the sales force of Pacific Telephone Co. until 1954 when he went into the sporting goods business. He retired in 1977.
Adrian is preceded in death by his parents Adrian F. and Adele Ward and his sister, Jean Bone.
Norman T. Burke '38 passed away November 14, 2013 at age 96 in his home in San Mateo. He was preceded in death by his wife of 51 years, Esther. After graduating from SCU he spent his career in the paper and packaging industry with Fibreboard Corp. and Pacific Paperboard. He was a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army Air Corps from 1942 to 1946 assigned to the 14th Air Force (Flying Tigers). He is survived by his four children Tom '73, J.D. '83, Laurie '75, Michael and Dan; and by three grandchildren including Kathryn '17.
John Filippi '38 was born in Hanford, California in 1915. He fell in love with Santa Clara the first time he set foot on campus in 1933. After graduating from Santa Clara in 1938 he attended Golden Gate University Law School. He served in the United States Army from 1943 - 1946. After his discharge he practiced law in Palo Alto. John is predeceased by his wife Elna of 70 years and survived by three children Judy Bishop '69, Dana Filippi '72 (Sharon Kniffin Filippi '73), and Lynn Momboisse '79 (Mike Momboisse '79); six grandchildren, three of which are Santa Clara graduates: Ellie Bishop Dexheimer '07, Robin Momboisse '07, and Richard Momboisse '10 (Melissa Heinrich Momboisse '10); and two great-grandchildren. John passed away December 19, 2016 in Modesto, at the age of 101. Please visit goo.gl/ZAVRpd to read Steven Saum's article on John Filippi in the sSummer 2016 Santa Clara Magazine.
George Doll '38, J.D. '40 passed away in Santa Rosa on Friday, May 13, 2016. He was born in Santa Clara on March 22, 1918, age 98 years. George graduated from Santa Clara and received his J.D. in 1940 He served in the Navy during WWII as a Registered Publications Officer on the staff of Admiral William F. Halsey, Commander Third Fleet, South Pacific area. He was an asisstant U.S. Attorney in San Francisco and later practiced law for many years in Redwood City.
Robert Frederick Lautze '39 died on May 8, 2012. Born in San Francisco on August 20, 1917, to Frederick and Theresa Lautze, he arrived 18 minutes ahead of his identical twin, Richard '39. Their lives were closely entwined for the next 88 years. Early years included public schooling in So. San Francisco, music lessons and lots of sports, with weekend work at the garage at Lautze Ford, where they learned the value of a nickel. The twins were lured to Santa Clara University by offers of an academic scholarship and a work/study opportunity. They were thrilled to travel with the basketball team, whose victories earned them the title "Magicians of the Maplewood", and Robert a bum knee. The sports he so loved to play in his youth entertained him just as thoroughly in his Lazyboy in later years. Always good at "figures", Rob studied business at SCU, followed by a brief stint at Stanford, before he joined the workforce at Haskins and Sells in San Francisco. World War II began. A low draft number prompted the boys to join the Navy. Robert was called to active duty in July of 1941, completed officers training at Harvard, then served as Lt. Commander in the Pacific theatre on the USS Argonne. Long hours on the ship made him wickedly competitive at cards. At war's end, the twins joined George J. Kasch's accounting firm, which became Lautze & Lautze in 1956, and still maintains offices in San Francisco and San Jose. Civic involvement included the SF Kiwanis Club, volunteering for the Burn Wound Center at St. Francis Hospital, Hanna Boys Center, Little Sisters of the Poor and the Board of the Marianists Province. Robert married Alice McCarthy in 1944, moving to San Carlos in 1948, where they raised five children. A devout Catholic, St. Charles Church was pivotal in his life; he served as parish treasurer for many years, volunteered at the annual carnival, and was a member of the Knights of Columbus. After Alice passed away in 1983, Rob married another parishioner, Patricia McCarthy Murphy, now Lautze, in 1984. Her care and companionship sustained him for the next 28 years. Rob was a devoted SCU alum, serving on the Board of Regents, Trustees, Athletic Affairs, and as President of the Alumni Association from 1971-72 (For more about his involvement with SCU, and winning the 1997 Louis I. Bannan, S.J. award, read http://www.scu.edu/scm/winter2004/broncoprofiles.cfm.); Robert also was a recipient of the Ignatian Award and the 2004 SCU Regent Emeritus. Beyond his many accomplishments, Robert will be most fondly remembered for his affable charm. He befriended many a waitress and flirted with his nurses and physical therapists well into his last days. To Robert, life was a "simple equation". He was also known to say, "If you have to pay taxes, be happy; it means you are making money". He counted his blessings often and out loud. His longevity made him a patriarch, special to Patty's sons, and a treasured uncle to nieces and nephews who lost their fathers too soon. Robert is survived by his wife, Patricia Murphy Lautze, his sister, Elizabeth (Lautze) Ervin, his children Karen Cleary '68 (Mark), Mary Garland '70 (Gary), Susie Savino '72 (Ken), Rob Lautze, Jr. (Shelly), Steve Lautze (Teresa), step-children, Michael Murphy (Natalie), Martin Murphy (Cheryl), Daniel Murphy; grandchildren Sean Cleary, Ted and Will Garland, Anna and Michael Savino, Sasha Trimble, Liam Lautze, Patrick Murphy. He was predeceased by his wife, Alice McCarthy Lautze, his twin brother, Richard, and his brother, Fred, Jr. The family is deeply grateful for the loving care and cheerful companionship provided by Tilila ("Tillie") Pita in Robert's final years.
Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/05/12/MNLAUTZERO051324.DTL#ixzz1uschQmY8
John Myron Hayes '39 passed peacefully in Aliso Viejo, California on May 27, 2009 at the age of 91. Known as Jack to family and friends, he is survived by his wife of 25 years, Charlotte. He was devoted to his children John Gardner, Kathleen Marie and Sarah Irene and to his stepchildren Andrea, John and William; proud grandfather to Alexa, Jordan, Jacqueline and Caitlin; delighted great-grandfather to Hayes Elizabeth. Mr. Hayes, a native Californian, graduated from Santa Clara University in 1939 with a degree in Business Administration. He began his career with Newhouse & Sayre, a division of the legendary Lloyds of London. After returning to the United States, he continued his representation for Lloyds and subsequently partnered the firm of Haidinger and Hayes. As an innovator and pioneer in the field of insurance and underwriting, he was known for his creativity and industry accomplishments. He ended his career as the Chairman and CEO of Transport Underwriters Association, Transport Indemnity Co. and Associated International Inc. In 1983, he was honored by the The City of Hope Hospital and Medical Center, The Insurance Council of California and the American Trucking Association for his lifetime of achievement.
John "Jack" Edward Richter '39, Dec. 18, 1916 - June 20, 2013. A resident of Aptos, Calif., Richter passed away suddenly, after a fall. Jack was born in San Francisco and lived his younger years in Kentfield. Later, he moved to Willow Glen where he attended elementary school. After graduating from Bellarmine College Preparatory School, he furthered his education at University of Santa Clara and earned his degree in Mechanical Engineering. He then married Helen and moved to San Jose to raise his family. He enjoyed building his "cabin" in Felton where the family spent many happy days. Jack started his career at Wooldridge Mfg. and quickly advanced to Chief Engineer. Later, he joined Gould Bros. as a partner and Engineer of a fruit harvesting company in Milpitas. The company merged and moved to Modesto as AGMAC and was later purchased by FMC. After retirement, he moved back to the Santa Cruz area. Jack was a "MacGyver" type person that could fix anything from electrical, automotive to woodworking with no problems! He was well respected by his traveling trailer folks, mobile park friends and at his neighbors in Aptos. Jack is preceded by the death of his loving wife Helen on October 4th 1997 and is survived by his son John and daughter -in -law Joy of Felton; 2 grandchildren: Todd Richter of Ben Lomond and Sheri West of Aptos; 4 great-grandchildren: Darren Richter, Todd Richter Jr., Jacquelyn Richter and Kaile West and 2 great-great- grandchildren: Faith and Brooklyn Richter.
Lt. Col. Joachim (Joe) J. Speciale '39 died on May 4, 2011 in San Jose after a brief illness. Joe was the husband of the late Shiela Ann Speciale and leaves his four children, Anita Speciale D'Alessio (Joseph), Stephen Speciale, Marina Darrin (David), and Joachim (Joey) Speciale: his sister, Rosalie Speciale; his grandchildren, Andrew Darrin, Katie Darrin, and Ynes Speciale-Pauli and David Pauli of Limburg, Belgium; and also his great granddaughter, Romie Sophia. Joe was a member of the Amici D'Oro Italian-American Club; Santa Clara University Alumni; Native Sons of the Golden West Parlor 22; the Santa Clara "39-ers" and St. Christopher's Parish in San Jose. Born in San Jose's old O'Connor Hospital in 1918 to Anita and Orvis Speciale, Joe graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory and received his baccalaureate degree in 1939 from Santa Clara University. He was the youngest man to become an ROTC officer at Santa Clara at that time. Upon graduation he was commissioned in the US Army as an artillery officer and stationed at the Presidio of San Francisco and Ft. Ord before World War II, then later assigned to the "Pineapple Pentagon" in Honolulu after the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. During Joe's career of 20 years in the US 6th Army, he and his family lived in Washington D.C., Germany, San Francisco, and Virginia. He also worked in the National War College and the Pentagon in Logistics with the US Army Quartermaster division on major projects in the 1950's to maintain a well-prepared military. One of his later assignments was to nuclear guided missile project development, the intent of which was to deter a possible WW3 based on the experiences of 1941. Meantime, Joe completed his law degree while serving in the Army, and after retiring from active duty in 1962 as a Lt. Colonel, he returned home to San Jose. He worked for the County of Santa Clara for many years, retiring as Clerk of the Court of Santa Clara County. After retirement, he helped launch and support the Casa Italiana community at Santa Clara University. Joe met his beloved Shiela in Honolulu in 1946, while she was working for the Department of the Army there. (In fact he was the choir director at the base chapel at Sand Island when she showed up one night for practice.) They shared a life-long love of Hawaii to which they traveled several times during their sixty years together.
Frank R. Ryan '39 Aug. 18, 1917 - July 31, 2001, from Los Angeles, Calif. Preceded in death by his beloved wife Barbara, mother of his 11 children; daugther Loretta; and second wife Cynthia Daly. Survived by his 10 childresn, 19 grandchildren, and 6 great-grandchildren. He served in the Army Air Corp during WWII, on active duty from Oct. 1940 to Dec. 1945, and in the Air Force Reserve from Dec. 1945 - Mar. 14, 1960, when he retired as a Lt. Colonel. He later joined his father and worked at Frank J. Ryan and Co. for over 42 years. He was most proud that his son William Ryan '82, MBA '91 and grandson Sean Brown '97 also graduated from Santa Clara.
Felicia Barbaccia, a resident of Willow Glen, passed away peacefully Sunday, April 29. She was predeceased by her loving husband Joseph Barbaccia '39, daughter Joelle, and sisters Helen Vallindras and Patricia McNally. She is survived by her daughters Felicia La Rose (husband Thomas L. La Rose '69, MBA '75) and Phyllis (Ken) Shapero, grandchildren Matt (Karolen) La Rose, Joelle (Dave) Rudder, Megan La Rose, Joe Shapero and Sara Shapero and great-grandchildren Alora, Liam, Ty and Lauren and many loving friends. Felicia was an active member of the St. Christopher's Ladies Guild, O'Connor Hospital Guild, the University of Santa Clara 39ers, and the Valle Monte League.
Arthur Eugene Ginocchio '39 died July 7, 2011 at the age of 94. Born May 9, 1917 to Arthur and Flora Ginocchio in San Francisco. Attended St. Brigid's Grammar School, St. Ignatius High School and Santa Clara University where he received his Bachelors degree in Finance. Arthur spent over 3 years as a 1st Lt. in World War II with Patton's 3rd Army. He received an Honorable discharge in August of 1945. He married Gloria Zietich in 1947. Art worked along side his Father-in-law, Antone Zietich, at Tony's Quality Market for 25 years. Arthur and Gloria had four children, Terry, Gary, Jackie and Richard. Arthur was affectionately known as OPA or "The OPSTER" to his 9 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Arthur was a hard worker, great patriot, and tremendous Dad. His compassion, spirituality, clever humor and spontaneous wit set him apart as a special person who was loved by all who knew him. He shall be dearly missed by his friends and most of all by his loving family.
William Thomas Box '40 passed away quietly on September 20, 2009. He was 91 years old. Bill was born July 18, 1918 in Los Angeles and attended Loyola High School and graduated from Santa Clara University with a degree in mechanical engineering in 1940. He married Mary Josephine Becka in 1941 in Hollywood, Calif., and had six children (Tom, John, Margaret, Paul, Steve and Jean). Mary Jo died in 1956. Bill married a widow and friend, Patricia Ryan Baxter, in 1958 and raised her three children (Tony, Robin and Mike Baxter). His son John died in Vietnam in 1969 and is remembered through a University of Santa Clara scholarship fund. Bill served in the Marine Corps from 1940-46 and, after completing officer training at Quantico, fought in Guadalcanal, New Georgia and Okinawa. His units received five battle stars and two Presidential Citations. At the end of the war, he retired as a Lieutenant Colonel. Like so many of his generation, he did not like to talk about his experiences in the war. Bill said that the most terrifying time of his life was the invasion of Okinawa. In a recent book by members of his unit detailing their exploits in the South Pacific, he was referred to by the other soldiers as "Sweet William or Wild Bill" depending on his demeanor at the time. Returning to civilian life he worked, as did his father and grandfather, in the oil business in Los Angeles. Bill participated with the DuPont Company in the innovative implementation of the bazooka in perforating oil wells; the basic process is still in use today. He told harrowing stories of testing these explosives in remote oil fields in the Rocky Mountains. Later through hard work, perseverance and intelligent decisions, he became operating manager of BJ Services, an oil service company, and finally the Chairman of the Board of Trico Industries. One of his proudest moments was when he took the company public on the New York Stock Exchange in 1978. He retired in 1984. Supporting and raising a family of nine kids was no easy job for Bill or Pat but somehow with the right amount of structure, discipline and love, they were successful in raising self-reliant children who have stayed close. One of Bill's most important goals during the last 15 years of his life was to maintain family unity through biennial family reunions. While the reunions will continue, we will miss him greatly. He was always active in his church, St. John Fisher, in Rancho Palos Verdes. He became a Eucharistic Minister and always an active participant in the Seekers and other Catholic groups. Bill, before and after his wife Pat's passing in 2003, traveled widely, seeing new places, old friends and his many children and grandchildren. He loved to attend his Marine Corps, Loyola High School and Santa Clara University annual reunions. Bill loved business. After retiring he took great pride in his business rentals and managing his stock portfolio. In 2006 he moved to Idaho to be near his daughter and son. Later he moved nearby to Washington where he lived in an independent retirement community and later to the Spokane Veterans Home ,where he passed away. He tirelessly professed the values of hard work and education. He demanded the best of those around him, had a heart of gold and was a true gentleman. He was loving, kind, generous, intelligent, and supportive of his grandchildren. He was a great husband, father, grandpa and friend to many, and we will miss him dearly. He is survived by his eight loving children, and his eleven grandchildren (Carolynn Box, Buck Palmer, Heather Box, Jess Box, Martin Box, John Box, Devin Baxter, Nikki Van Vlymen, Elly Berstein, Sam Box and David Berstein) and numerous nieces and nephews who all looked up to and loved grandpa.


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It was the only place she could go, she could not continue her day after what just happened. She was shivering by the time she closed and bolted the great oak door, the journey had been drenching, cold, tiring and as usual, long. The inside of the cottage was pitch black and just as cold only drier, not like it made any difference. She listened to the rain pattering outside and painfully removed her mud caked boots, she then carefully felt her way to the box of matches on the table and lit the candle next to it, the room illuminated dimly and orange, it was a simple home, four walls, bed in one corner, table, a simple hearth, a storage cupboard and a trapdoor for keeping dried meats and other foods cool in a small compartment. Shakily, she placed several logs in the hearth, stuffed kindling underneath and lit it. She unpeeled the soaking wet coat and hung it on a rack next to the fire. She hadn't thought about what she saw on the journey, she didn't want to, but she knew she would have to face it now that she was home.
With the door reinforced and her shotgun beside the bed with a few extra shells beside it, she lay in bed, thawing in the warmth. That face, there was something about his face, as if the only thing you could distinguish about it was that... it was a face. The age was impossible to determine, and the clothes that he wore were nothing that she had ever seen, kind of like... a brown shelling? As if he had boiled leather into oblivion until it was as hard as rock, it did look like rock with all of the scratches and chips in it. Then there were his eyes, there was something wrong with the whites, it was more of a grey than a white, and how those eyes had looked at her, her nerves crawled and she shivered, then that smile, why did he smile, why did he smile! There is no explaining how he disappeared, she thought, but she wished he disappeared before he looked into her. There was no point worrying about it any more tonight, she thought, if it wasn't real then she will just have to suffer the doubt and carry on with life, always looking over her shoulder, if it was real, all she could do was wait to see what happened, it might not be tomorrow or ever, she hoped.
A shiver curled around her spine again, she grabbed her shotgun and held it close, it was going to be hard to sleep that night.
She awoke, cold and groggy, the fire had gone out, she looked around, yawned and stood up.


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When you create a manually entered asset, it pops up a little window that says "saved Asset# xxx". It looks like a similar field to the ticket # in the helpdesk section. Is there a way to get access to this field, to either sort by it or create reports with it?
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May 6, 2010 at 12:20 UTC
using sqllite database browser, the devices table has two columns that are likely suspects. one id ID -- the primary key, and the other is asset tag. ID does not show up on the profie pages so I am assuming it is "id" and you can only utilize that field by doing an SQL query report. Under reporting, select create new report and then in the create report window, select "Build this report using SQL". enter the query
Select this,that,theotherthing, from devices, where id=123;
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May 22, 2010 at 3:49 UTC
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It is also possible that this is a value normally drawn from WMI so after manually changing the value, on following scans it would be nulled if the field is blank in WMI.
Jun 4, 2010 at 9:49 UTC
Sorry it took me so long to reply. my skills are lacking in in sql querys, so i havent had any luck creating an sql report. If there are any specific pointers you could give that would be a great help.
What would be ideal in my mind would be for the value to be visible on the inventory item, so that we could use it as an asset tag. It wouldn't be need to be edited, just visible and searchable, in the same way the help ticket numbers are.
Jun 4, 2010 at 10:31 UTC
mike, exactly what do you want reported?
Jul 19, 2010 at 1:43 UTC
We ary trying to implement an asset tag system for inventory of both ip based devices as well as manually entered (monitors, ups units etc.). Currently we have a spreadsheet with a series of numbers that we then manually transfer to spiceworks. I would like to eliminate the spreadsheet from this procedure, as it is very cumbersome.
I noticed when entering in assets manually in spiceworks, a small notification pops up saying "asset #xxx created". I would assume this is a unique number, but I am unable to see it when looking at individual assets. If there were a way to view this number and use it as a field in reporting that would be extremely helpful.
I dont believe this number is drawn from anything in a system scan, more of an internal spiceworks database element, but I am not nearly skilled enough in sql to know where to get to it.
I hope I explained myself properly.
Jul 19, 2010 at 2:41 UTC
I have attached a picture of the specific number i mean. It is circled in red:
Jul 19, 2010 at 2:42 UTC
Check out this area of the Reporting Documentation for some help with SQL:
You'll want to check out the devices table in the database. As always, be sure you'll only looking and not editing.
You can determine which devices have been added manually very easily;
devices.manually_added stores a value of 't' or 'f'.
devices.asset_tag and devices.b_asset_tag store asset tag values (both those found by the Spiceworks scans, and those entered manually).
I think that should provide all of the information you're looking for.
The number you have circled in red corresponds with the device's ID as stored in the devices table;


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University of California, Irvine, Orange, CA
PURPOSE: Patients with expiratory central airway collapse present with various symptoms, etiologies, morphologic types, extent and severity of airway collapse. This study delineates a common multidimensional classification system and language that can be used by health care providers to objectively evaluate these patients before and after therapy.
METHODS: The FEMOS classification addresses the Morphology and Origin of the abnormality as well as stratification parameters such as Functional status, Extent, and Severity of airway collapse as identified on bronchoscopy (Table). From our bronchoscopy database we identified patients diagnosed with expiratory central airway collapse between June 2003 and December 2005. FEMOS was used before and after treatment to assess the usefulness of stratification parameters (Figure). Descriptive statistical analysis was used to illustrate frequency distributions.
RESULTS: Eighteen patients who underwent both clinical and bronchoscopic follow up constituted the subjects of this study. All patients were symptomatic at presentation. Two patients were treated conservatively, 15 had rigid bronchoscopy with silicone stent insertion and one had tracheostomy. Functional status improved by one class in 12 patients, by two classes in 4 patients and remained unchanged in 2 patients. Severity of airway collapse improved in 15 and remained unchanged in 3 patients. Extent of abnormality diminished in 14 patients and did not change in 4 patients. FEMOS characterized morphologic and etiologic types of airway collapse: 4 patients had excessive dynamic airway collapse (idiopathic, 1; secondary, 3) and 14 had tracheobronchomalacia (secondary, 14).
CONCLUSION: FEMOS identifies the morphologies and etiologies of expiratory central airway collapse and allows objective stratification of patients according to the degree of functional impairment, extent and severity of airway collapse.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: FEMOS is a multidimensional classification system that provides a meaningful common language to characterize patients with expiratory central airway collapse in order to compare results of individualized treatment strategies.
DISCLOSURE: Septimiu Murgu, None.
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It was quite a first impression at the University of Louisville for 2019 basketball standout Jayquon Johnson.
The 6-foot-10, 245-pound center from Brandon, Fla., High School traveled to Louisville last weekend with his high school coach - Jamie Turner - and spent time with the U of L staff. Turner was able to check out the U of L practice facilities.
And then he watched Louisville's football team whip Florida State.
"A huge first impression," Turner said. "We definitely enjoyed it. It's a great campus and (Johnson) was excited to see it."
Turner said the U of L coaches watched Johnson a bunch this summer when he teamed with top '18 U of L targets Anfernee Simons and Elijah Weaver. But the staff didn't start recruiting him until they figured out he was in the '19 class.
"A lot of (schools) didn't realize he was a '19 kid," Turner said. "But once they figured out that was different."
Johnson came to Brandon at 275 pounds and has lost 30 pounds in a year. He averaged 3.9 points, 5.6 rebounds and 1.2 blocks last season as a freshman on the varsity level.
"He still has some weight to lose, but he's getting there," Turner said.
Several colleges have started to call Johnson but Turner said his player was excited to be able to see Louisville and noted that he's a "big football fan, so that was fun for him."
"It was very good for him to see everything (at Louisville)," Turner said. "We left and he said, I want to do whatever I have to do to be able to go here. He said he wants to work as hard as he can to play there."
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In addition to the usual track work, this weekend's Metrorail schedule includes an extra twist: Sunday marks the start of a week-long test of the Silver Line service.
You won't see trains marked "Silver Line" until the service begins for real on July 26. But starting this Sunday, trains will operate along the Silver Line route between the new station at Wiehle Avenue in the Reston area and Largo Town Center. Between Wiehle-Reston East station and East Falls Church, no passengers. But at East Falls Church, the trains will be designated as Orange Line trains, destination "Largo." They will pick up passengers between East Falls Church and Largo Town Center.
That means some additional service Sunday, and some additional things to think about. See the special notes below for Orange and Blue Line riders.
Orange Line. Trains are scheduled to operate every 22 minutes after 10 p.m. Friday and all day Saturday. On Sunday, trains are scheduled to leave the ends of the line at Vienna and New Carrollton every 24 minutes. Service will be more frequent between East Falls Church and Stadium-Armory. In that zone, trains should reach platforms about every 12 minutes on Sunday. Crews will be working on platform rehabilitation between Minnesota Avenue and Cheverly.
Note: Pay extra attention to the destination signs for the westbound trains on Sunday. Let's say you park at Vienna and take a train to the District on your way to Nationals Park for the 1:35 p.m. game Sunday. On your way home, the Orange Line trains will be labeled either "Vienna" or "East Falls Church." The trains marked "East Falls Church" will arrive more frequently.
Blue Line. Similar schedule to the Orange Line, but different work zones. After 10 p.m. Friday and all day Saturday, Blue Line trains are scheduled to operate every 22 minutes. On Sunday, they will leave the ends of the line at Franconia-Springfield and Largo Town Center every 24 minutes, but service will be more frequent between Rosslyn and Largo. In that zone, trains should reach platforms about every 12 minutes.
Note: Blue Line riders on Sunday also should pay special attention to the destination signs on the trains. On the platforms east of Stadium-Armory, riders will see some Orange Line trains. Eastbound, the destination sign will be "Largo." On the westbound side, these Orange Line trains will be labeled "East Falls Church." So if you're on the platform at Largo and bound for L'Enfant Plaza or Smithsonian or any other destination in downtown Washington, it's okay to board these Orange Line trains.
The work zones are between Braddock Road and Van Dorn Street, where crews will work on the tracks and fences, and between Benning Road and Capitol Heights, where workers will be preparing for a switch replacement and performing tunnel repairs.
Green Line. On Saturday and Sunday, free shuttle buses will replace trains between Greenbelt and College Park while crews work on the test track for Metro's new railcars.
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Red Line. Crews will work on the tracks between Shady Grove and Twinbrook. Trains will leave the ends of the line at Shady Grove and Glenmont every 15 minutes, starting at 10 p.m. Friday. But between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, more trains will be in service between Grosvenor and Silver Spring. In that zone, trains should reach platforms every eight to 10 minutes.
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6188 Vista Laguna Dr., Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
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- Beds: 4
- Baths: 2.50
- Single Family Home
- 2,848 sq ft
Overlooking the golf course in the desirable gated community of Los Logos this custom built 2 story home features a main floor master bedroom suite with a jacuzzi, his/hers walk in closets and vanity sinks. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, crown moldings,french doors,tile and prego wood flooring,an island kitchenwith breakfast bar, large pantry,stainless steel kitchenaid appliances,granite counters, and tiled back splash. Covered patio and back yard has a relaxing atmosphere perfect for entertaining,barbeques,family fun or hanging out in the heated pool/spa. Upstairs has 2 guest bedrooms,huge bounus room plus an upper level balcony with beautiful panoramic views of lakes, mountains and sunsets! Many other upgrades throughout the home that you should come and experience for yourself. Newly updated clubhouse,large luxury pool,spa,tennis,fitness center,monthly socialgatherings and plenty other activities. Close to beaches,shopping and casinos in Laughlin and a short drive to Vegas baby! more photos on fsbo. Have a question? Click here for contact information.
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trying to publish spiceworks so i can get info on android App.
I added port http 82 and https 443 to my firewall and i also right click on the spiceworks icon and change the ports there
but still not working
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May 16, 2012 at 7:45 UTC
Is your firewall forwarding those ports from the WAN IP to their private IP?
May 16, 2012 at 11:35 UTC
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Available Public WAN IP to the Private IP? NAT?
May 16, 2012 at 6:44 UTC
Y both ports were added to the firewall I ran (( netstat -an )) to verify
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Good that you have both ports open for those and should be the same port for your spiceworks unless you're port forwarding.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Cam Ward lived every goalie's worst nightmare — twice: He had both Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin charging hard at him on breakaways.
"You try to put yourself in the best position, and make yourself look big," Ward said. "And, hopefully, he hits you."
He stopped both Pittsburgh stars to help the Carolina Hurricanes advance to the playoffs for the first time in three years.
Ward stopped 33 shots and matched a club record with his 38th victory of the season, and Carolina beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-2 in overtime Saturday night to wrap up its first postseason trip since 2006.
GAME REPORT: Hurricanes 3, Penguins 2 (OT)
Anton Babchuk won it at 1:11 of the extra session when the hard-shooting defenseman took a feed from Tim Gleason behind the right circle and unloaded a hard blast that beat Marc-Andre Fleury. His third winner in an eight-game span helped the Hurricanes extend their franchise-record home winning streak to 11.
"I just tried to shoot through the Pittsburgh (defenseman's) stick ... and through the guys in front of the net," Babchuk said. "And it just went in."
Their eight-game overall winning streak is their longest since they won nine in a row during 2005-06 — when they made their most recent playoff appearance and went on to win their first Stanley Cup.
Chad LaRose and Eric Staal both scored for the second straight game, and Ray Whitney added two assists for the Hurricanes, whose biggest concern now is keeping themselves in the mix for home-ice advantage in the first round. They have 95 points with three games remaining while Philadelphia, which lost in a shootout to Ottawa, also is at 95 points with four games to play.
"I'm excited to know that we're going to have that chance" to return to the playoffs, Ward said. "This is where the work just begins. We've worked extremely hard to get ourselves in this position, and I'm excited for everybody, but we need to bear down in these last three games. I can't express that enough."
Tyler Kennedy had a goal and an assist for the Penguins, and Jordan Staal scored with 16 minutes left to make it 2-all. Fleury finished with 27 saves for the Penguins, who were denied a 12th come-from-behind victory.
The defending Eastern Conference champs picked up points for the 16th time in 17 games, but remained in sixth with 93 points and still have some work to do during their three-game road swing through the Southeast to clinch another playoff berth.
But after this intense meeting of two of the East's hottest teams — Pittsburgh went 13-1-2 in its previous 16 games to vault from 10th place into the mix for home-ice advantage in the first round — it isn't much of a stretch to think they could meet again at some point in the coming weeks.
"We're playing well, and it's not fun to lose, but I think if we realize we play that way every game, we're going to see some more pucks go in," Crosby said. "We're going to be tough to beat."
So is Ward. Making his career-best 26th start in goal for Hurricanes, he improved to 18-6-2 in that stretch by making all the big saves — most notably, stopping the Penguins' two biggest stars on breakaways.
"The thought process is, not thinking at all," Ward said. "I find that's when I get in trouble — when I'm trying to guess where the guy's going to shoot. You look at those two breakaways, it was just a read-and-react kind of situation."
With Joe Corvo and Gleason shadowing him all night, Crosby's 12-game points streak ended. He had a clear breakaway on Ward midway through the first before the Carolina goalie made a momentum-shifting save with his right shoulder, one of several opportunities missed by the Penguins.
"I had a lot of space, and I didn't realize I had that much time," Crosby said. "The puck settled down pretty late for me. He stood his ground. He didn't make any moves. He was steady there. I just didn't get the puck up. It happens."
Malkin was awarded a penalty shot with 8:17 left in regulation after Gleason tripped him from behind on a breakaway. Ward stuffed him, too, turning aside a wrist shot with his pads to leave the NHL's scoring leader scoreless in three career penalty shots.
Which one was tougher?
"I don't really care ... all of them are huge," Ward said with a laugh.
And, a tying goal that appeared to click off Crosby and past Ward midway through the second was wiped out because it occurred an instant after Chris Kunitz was called for tripping Tuomo Ruutu.
"There are going to be calls that go against you," Penguins interim coach Dan Bylsma said. "There are going to be goals that go against you. You're going to get behind in games. But when you can stay in the game plan and play a certain way and stick to it, you give your team a chance to get back in games."
The Penguins' potent offense peppered Ward early and often during a fast-paced first, but got only one goal out of it — Kennedy's 14th, which came about 6 minutes in. He put Pittsburgh up 1-0 by outworking the Hurricanes for a puck in the corner, skating along the goal line and lifting the puck past Ward.
"I think we would have liked to have buried some of our chances, but I think, pretty often, when you play like that, you're going to see some good results," Crosby said. "Unfortunately, we ran into a hot goalie tonight."
Notes: Cole has 11 points in 14 games since rejoining the Hurricanes, and his assists on 35 of Staal's career goals are the most by any player. ... Penguins LW Ruslan Fedotenko (shoulder) was back on the ice after sitting out the third period of a win over New Jersey three nights earlier. ... Hurricanes RW Patrick Eaves (upper-body injury) was scratched. ... Carolina improved to 9-5 in its alternate black uniforms with one more appearance in them scheduled.
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