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Averaging 222.5 yards rushing per game and 4.8 yards per carry through two games, the Irish ground game withered against a good but not great Michigan State defense. After Josh Adams' two carries for 12 yards in the opening series, Adams carried 10 more times for 17 yards and finished with a 2.4-yard average (12 carries, 29 yards).
All told, Notre Dame had 25 carries for 57 yards (2.28) against a Michigan State defense that allowed 87 yards on 33 carries by Furman (2.6). After the first quarter, when the Irish had nine carries for 43 yards, Notre Dame accounted for 14 more rushing yards on 16 carries over the final three quarters.
DeShone Kizer was Notre Dame's top running threat with a pair of rushing touchdowns. Tarean Folston had a nice burst on his first carry for nine yards, but managed just five more yards on three additional carries.
Notre Dame pretty much had to abandon the run after Michigan State scored 36 straight points, including 21 in the third quarter. The Irish actually ran it just twice in the fourth quarter, and those were one-yard gains by Adams and Folston.
The Notre Dame ground game withered against a Michigan State defensive line that lost a third-round draft choice and two NFL free agents following the 2015 season.
Passing offense
Give DeShone Kizer and the Irish receiving corps some credit for mounting a comeback through the air when the Spartans knew it was the only way they could go. Kizer ultimately completed 20-of-37 for 344 yards and a pair of touchdowns to go with an ill-fated interception that – not surprisingly – immediately led to a three-play, 39-yard Spartan touchdown drive.
Kizer's performance – he averaged big numbers in yards per completion (17.2) and yards per attempt (9.1) – was less than what has come to be expected. But when you have to carry the entire load on your shoulders, there are going to be some forced and errant throws. Kizer is the only offense the Irish could count upon without a ground game to keep the heat off.
Torii Hunter, Jr. returned to action after missing the Nevada game with a concussion. He had a team-leading five catches for 95 yards, including the 47-yarder that help set up the first of three second-half touchdowns. Kizer also found Chase Claypool for 33 yards and C.J. Sanders for 34 in the nine-play, 80-yard drive that pulled the Irish to within 15 with 11:45 remaining.
Equanimeous St. Brown caught a 48-yarder on a well-designed play midway through the first quarter when the Irish ultimately took a 7-0 lead. His footwork on a 15-yard touchdown reception late in the third quarter was brilliant. Kevin Stepherson added a 23-yarder while tight end Durham Smythe caught a 12-yard touchdown pass with 6:02 left to pull the Irish to within eight. But it wasn't enough without a ground game to supplement it.
Notre Dame finished just 4-of-11 on third down.
Rush defense
Furman held Michigan State to 171 yards rushing on 40 carries (4.3-yard average). Notre Dame was hammered by the one-two punch of Gerald Holmes and L.J. Scott, who combined for 198 yards on 35 carries (5.6-yard average). Holmes' 73-yard rumble capped Michigan State's 36-0 run in the second and third quarters.
Even quarterback Tyler O'Connor added 43 yards on 10 carries, several of which were scrambles. Although wide receiver R.J. Shelton was credited with just three carries for 16 yards, he caught a series of shovel passes that accounted for a significant portion of his 80 yards receiving. Scott had a 23-yard run that set up his nine-yard touchdown run. All told, the Spartans had three rushing touchdowns, raising the total against the Irish through three games to nine.
Of Michigan State's 260 yards rushing, 238 came in the final three quarters while 199 came in the second half.
Pass defense
Tyler O'Connor completed 19-of-26 for 241 yards and two touchdowns in just his third career start. Veteran cornerback Cole Luke was victimized on the 38-yard touchdown pass to Donnie Corley that easily should have been picked off. Luke was the Spartan target in the first of three touchdown drives in the third quarter when he a) allowed a seven-yard completion to Monty Madaris on 3rd-and-3, b) was whistled for a blatant interference penalty, and c) missed tackle on 3rd-and-10 from the Irish 17 that netted 14 yards and set up Holmes' first of two scores.
A missed tackle by cornerback Nick Coleman sprung Madaris for 33 yards on the second to last play of the first quarter. Devin Studstill and Nyles Morgan crossed paths on a 23-yard reception by Josiah Price. O'Connor converted a high percentage of his scrambles into first downs.
The Irish made some plays early to keep this from being a failing grade. Credit to Daelin Hayes for his amazing downfield pass defense skills that created a Studstill interception. But the Notre Dame secondary was a sieve against the Spartans during the fateful third quarter as well as the game-clinching pass to a wide-open Corley for 28 yards on 3rd-and-7.
Special teams
How bad were Notre Dame's special teams? Let us count the ways, beginning with the opening kickoff when a Jalen Elliott hold negated a 100-yard return by C.J. Sanders.
There was the continued inconsistency of punter Tyler Newsome, who later got a fortuitous bounce for a 71-yarder and finished with a deceiving 50.3 yards per punt. There was the unaware Miles Boykin when a Michigan State punt bounced off the back of his leg and was recovered by the Spartans. There was the easy Michigan State two-point conversion. There was the Michigan State punt downed at the one. There was the unsportsmanlike penalty against Nicco Fertitta on a well-covered punt…
Notre Dame's special teams continue to be an abomination in big games.
To say that Mark Dantonio and his staff out-coached Brian Kelly and his staff is a colossal understatement. Even Kelly had to admit after the game that he and his coaching staff have to do a much better job, although it didn't take his spoken word to paint the picture. It was clear in every facet, other than Notre Dame's ability to make it a game through the passing attack, and even that was inconsistent throughout much of the game when the Irish were unprepared for Michigan State's wise decision to protect its cornerbacks by using very little press coverage.
Notre Dame's defense started strong in the first quarter, and then collapsed thereafter. The special teams were unprepared to play consistent football.
Kelly even used the first of three second-half timeouts…to decide to punt on 4th-and-7.
The Irish have lost four of the last five games they've played, dating back to last year's final regular-season loss to Stanford. The coaching staff is not giving the players the best chance to win.


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British Press (Newspaper) - April 22, 1820, London, Middlesex Number 5422. LONDON, SATLIRDAY, APRIl: 22, 1^20 Price 7d. i'-.M' (lus first appciiraiice this feeKmni}. � N'liVER ACTKU. y/ffCAtheuOyai., cnvtiST-oAiiDHS. rpUiS EVEN4NG, SATUROAV, A,.ril 29; -A Hill be acird � ncii- Musical Ituinaiico, calltd HRNRl QUATHE; Or, PAULS' IN THE OLDF.N TIME. Hrnr;, . Macready ; Sully, Mr. KgerlDTi ; Gpneral D'Au-ra .t;i, Mr. f'awcetl ; Khjphc de Biruii, Mr.C. Kemli.lc ; Fre-c! tiik Si. Leon, .Mr. Aldmtl ; O'Dcinud, Mr. .1. .I�diii8(oiie .'utii> is ensr-i^pd at tiiis Tbratre); iMonatHrhe, Mr. Kmery ; J. i'lvy. Ml. Abbott; jessaoiy,Mr. Farley ; Dnvy,' y,:. F.iiuiy. Lady Uinikiiij Mj-s. GibUs; .MissTiUup, Misa Ti'.f I^oniR will be opened'at Half-past Si'x o*Clock, and if.h I'l-.y besin at Sevetj. _ s 7i ; Second Price 3s. 6d.-Pit 3s. Sd. ; Second j!ii,e 2^. - l.owei- Gallery Is.; Second Price Is.-L'pper (ii "IV i!iiai'ce of illi. HEART OF MID LOTHIAN; i'i!. the lily of st. LEONARD's. .!"l.ii, Uiii,e of Ar�yle, .Mr. IJensou'jIi; the Laird of Ml!, djiiis, Mr. Fiiz*illi�m; Geordie Robrrlson, alias M;iinii,.ii, .Mr. Waikins; Archibald, Mr. Grant; David n. a.i-. Ml. CliH'ord ; Reuben Butler, Mr. Cord^ll. t;aro-l-.... li.nn of England, Mrs. Dibdin ; KIBe Deans, Mrs. H,.i:); .).-.iiijc Deans, MissTaylor; M rs. Glass anil Margery .^iMi.loclisiin, Mrs. Brooks; Madje Wildfire, M i.s8 Co|>elanil. 'i'u ivl.ich will be added (12lh lijne), the popular Bnrlelta, called ^'IDOW AND NO WIDOW. rui.iiiiii I'erdne, Mr. Payne; Copslern, his Valet, Mr. I'.M.-.iv: Vapid, Mr. Fitzwilliam; Goldfinch, Mr. Wal-.(.nniy Ditbller, Mr. Wyatt. Mrs. Perdue, Mrs. � I :!). ins tlie hist night of her engagemenl). _Pjl, Ss.-Gallery, Is.-Duors open at Half-\,^- I V,, begin at Half past Six.-Half Price at Half past i: � m .inl.iy, Wednesday, and Friday next, Ivanhoe, willi ": !' Ill .>!' Calas. I'� l\.vday,Thuriiday, and Saturday, The Heart of Mid i.'.ii'. HI, and a Comic Melo-d,-ame. BRITISH MANUFACTURE. A SriEAIlS havii)(r invented LE CREPE 1\� C'lINOIS, an Article of an entire Hew construction ' ti;>'.-ular elej;ance for Dresses, Uc. respectfully solicits l.ilisw inspect the above, with a large variety of other i.i superior to any Eslablisbmciit in the Metropolis, p.J IS ('lilies, Gros de Naples, Levantines, Ducapcs, Taf-f iiv:>. V\'*-iiinEj Silks, Striped Sarsnets, Poplins, Lustres, (.aiz"i. Velvets, &c. &c. Al60 an immense Slock of While am: i. olcniied Sallns, IndlaimitatioD Scarfs, Norwich Crapes, ' kcrebtj r/ive A'oWrc, That the CO.MMITTEE of BUYING and WARE-HOUSE.S **ill be really to leceivc Proposals, pealed up, on or before WEDNF.SOAY.the lOlh dsy of May, 1821), from such Persons as may he willinit lo supply the Cumiinny with IRON SHOT and SHELLS, .SOLDI ERS'SHOES, BUFF LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS, PRUSSIATV BLUE, RED LEAD, and PAINT : And that the Conditions of the respccliVe Contracis may he seen upon appIicatio.n to the Clerk to the said CiHumiU lee, with whom the Proposals ninist be left before Eleven �f The Clock on the befoi'e.mentioned lOih of May, aflcr wliicli hour Ihe Commillee will not receive any Temler. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. AV/YG'.S THEAIIUi. EVENING, SATURDAY. April 22, will be repeated, Mozart's Grand Opera, entitled iL FLAUTO MAGKO. Afier wliirli, the favourite Ballet of LA ROSE, OU LE DEGUISEMENT. THliATIlE-nOYAL, l)HUKY-/.A>VK. PHIS EVENING, SATURDAY, April 92, bis Majesty's Servanis will perform "he Comedy of WILD OATS; OR, Tfl'E STROLLING GENTLEMEN. .Vif George ThuiKVr, Mr. Dowtnn ; Rover, Mr. Elliston; Hairy Tliiinder, Mr. Peiiley; Banks, Mr. Powell ; John Dory,-Mr. Gallie ; Farmer (Jainmoii, Mr. .Merc-.lilh-, Lamp, Wr. Keeley; Epbraim Smooth, Mr. Mnndrn-; Sim, Mr. Kiiii:lit. Lady Aniaranth, .Mrs. W. West ; Amelia, Mrs. Kiiijlil ; .lane, Miss Ivi-lly. To wiiich will he adilcd, ISib lime, a'Rroad Farcical Panto-n^imicaK Di'nnjn, Ut 4wo nets, entitled SHAKSl'EARE FliH^iJs HARLEQUIN. ILirlfquin, Vir. H'lriey ; Corpora! Bounce, Mr. DoM'ton ; Gwc iiiiHile. Mr; Oallie; Jrte Snip, Mr. Munden'; .Ahraliam, iVr. Kiiisjlii; Simon, ,Mr. OxbSrry; Forire,'flJr. Russell^ I q. M P. R. P. Glyn, Es^. L. A. GoldsilimidI, Esq. George Harrison, Esq. Rev. J. Herdinan, A.M. and 51.D. Samuel Hoare, jnn. Esq. William Morgan, E�q. j. Thomas RolK-rlP, Esq, � Isaac Solly, Esq. Jrnies Soper, F.sq. Dinner at Six o'Clork preclnely. Ticket^-,. Fifteen Shillings each, in:iy be had of the Treasurer, Stewards, Secretary, and Collectors; at the Bar of the Tavern; and at the Reluge, in Hackney-road, and Hoxlou. ' Since the Iiisiitntion was first opened in the year ISOfi, there bas-e been admitted 884 Females, and 3Sa .'Vlales, anil a. way olfered for their return from vice and misery to virtue and cumfori.-A Refuge wherein Ihey are wiihdrawn from Ihe oaths of vice, are langht lo ri iioniice Iheir former habits, to pursue iiiduslrious eiiipliiynients, to form resolutions of reformation, and lo brconie honest and virtuous members of society, is now afforded to a coHslaiit sucri s.sioii of Sixty Young--Persons of each sex, who would olherwise be exposed to all the bitter consiqueuces of waiil and crime. ROBElil" CRO.SliY, Siereiary, 36, Hoxton-sqiiare. SA.MS'S CIRCULATING LIBKAUY, Corner of Pall-mall, opposite St. Janus'a Palace. ILLIAM SA.VIS respectfully nml k'"'*"-fiilly returns his sincere acknowledgments to the Nobility and -Gentry,- for ihe auspicious eiu-oura^e-ment and liberal patronage with which thfy have liiinooivd bis exertions lo obtain the flattering IBsliinouy of public approbation. He has now llie honour of solieiling their iiolice lotbe REMOVAL of his CI RCULATING LIBRARY and LITERARY INSTITU I'lON .from fi2, PALL-MALL, to 1, ST. J AMES"S.ST,REE r, a eircuinstauce occasioned by the general enlargenieni of his concerns, and liis anxiefy lo proviile arconiinodalions in propintion to the exicudcd number of his .Subscribers and Lilerary Palrons. Terms of Siibscriplioii may be had on appliraliun, and theOPJiRA and THEATRICAL AGENCY is still coiiiinued on lhat fuoting which has liilberlo been favoured by the unanimous approval of the Public. Bookseller, Binder, and Stationer, to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. GIONUINE WINES. COATES -ami CO. rr-siiecifnlly inform their numerous Frii-n.ls, the Nubility, Gentry, and Public, that besides ibeir general .STOClt of WINES and SPl KITS, they have on s-^le Ihe uiider-mentinned fi....-i.s....21.0!.l>- 2,220...........�. 2,000 - 1,345.. ........20,UilO [ &c. &c. Thif day are piildished, price 2s. SOME �E.MARKS on LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S LIFE of WILLIAM LORD RUSSELL, an.l on the Tinits in which he lived. � By SPE.-VCER JOHNSON, Esq. London; Printed for J. Mawman, 3S), Ludgate-slref t. Speedily will be published, THE TRIAL of ARTHUR THISTLE-WOOD for HIGH TSEASON; laken in Sliort-hand By WILLIAM BRODIE GUUNEY, � Short-hand Wriici; |a both Houses of Parliament. Sold by J. Bnllerworlb nnd Son, 43, Fleet-street. � .11.- This day is pubtished, price in boavd-i. 4s. SER.VIONS, bj;.,t>e Hi.iiournl.leAVlLLIAM HERBERT, CJefki Rfflor of Sppfforth. Printed for F. C. Biijd, J. Rivingtou, No. 09, SI. Paul's Church.yard, and A'o. 3, Waterloo-place; and by J. and G. Todd, York. ,� Bpeedilywlll be published, inscribed, by permission, lo the �l^rrl of .MjjMBTOU'in one voluine octavo, C3JEfiaiO^>*5"^^^�MMJ,.vjiriaiw tVlntters of >3 DOCtRn%,a|vJ PRACTICE. By Ihe Rev P. W.NG.AJRROVY. D.D. ' Of Christ Church, 0.xford, nnd Keclor "of East Carnct, Herts. Printed for F. C and J. Rivin^ton, No. 02, St. Paul's Cliuicli yard, and No.3, Waterloo-place. HI.STORY OF HOLLAIVD-BY LOUIS BONAPARTE. On Monday, April 24rli, will lie published, in Three Octavo Volumes, price W. lOs. lOCUMENTS MISTORIQUR et REFLECTIONS SUR LE GOVERNEMENT DE LA IIOLLANDE. Par LOUIS BONAPARTE, EX-ROl DE HOLLANDE. " Do wel en zie niet om." London : Printed for Lackinglon, Hughes, Harding, iMavor, an.l Jones, Finsbury-sijnare. An ENGLISH TRANSLATION of this Work will be published at the same time, in 3 Vols. 8vu. price 1/. 16s. COVEN THY, April 17. Tlie Sesfintis for this City and Couotv were held lir iidjouriinieiit on Thursday last. A tr'tie bill was fiyiiid Hj;niiisl our Iiite Caiulidale, William (Jolibett, for uu Bssonlt at the bo6th, during the election. True bills were a^so found af;Dinst Sava'h Fawson and James Anglish, Setb Mercer, John Robinson, Benjamin Findon, Richard Arnold, H^itry. Colion, James Walker, John Ponllon, Wale W'indsor, JaineS Pebher, Thomas CoMson, and James Garratt^ for a riot 111 this cily on Moiiduy, the 6tli of March last. The whole of these are traversed until nest Sessions. IIEUEFOIiD CITY ELECTION. H^BIilfORO, MARCH 15. Wednesday last bert^appoiijtpjKfnr the election of tivo Aleniber^of^PSHwro^trftrhhtsCT at an early hour the freemen hefjan lo s^senible in the Town Hall, and ubout eleven o'clock, after the nsiial forms had been avinjj;> been conslanlly tttieniive to his pifblic- duties and the interests of lii� constituent. That he had acted not only a u-efiil but a shining part ; for that when he moved the Address at the opening of the last Session of I'urliauient, he had shown nut only zeal in givinf; eiierjiy to the laws for protectin;; the morals, the re-lifjimi, and the cnnatilutiou of the country, assailed in a manner unknown to former timec, but that he had evinced to sincere a regard for the liberlies of the people, tliat he had excited the praises of even the Leaders of the Opposition. He said he should abiitain frorn expatiatiiif; on his weIl-kno�n private virtues, out of delicacy to the presence of liis friend ; and because he believed his open manly character was acknowledged and valued by all ; nor had he -jh enemy who attempted to fit on it a siiiijle blot. He observed that the city might novi be congratulated upon an election without a coiitest, which would prevent those cauies of irritation which too often accompanied pojilleal straggles; and whilst on that subject he desired to return liis personal tliaiiks to the many friends who warmly supported him, uiid also to all his fellow-titiztns for tilt ir civility when he himself solicited the honour lie now requesleil for his fritnd. fie said ilmt being too lale ill lhat application had caused him to reflect that it was loo late also with'regard to his time of hie; and he took that opportunity of assuring them, that though the spark of .ambition.which h iil been kindled on that occasion was extinguished, that his st'nse of their kindness would never be ex-tincjiiislied but will) his existence. He concluded Willi declariiiir his lull assurance of his Hon. Friend's success, and thanked the meeting for the iiidiilj>ent hearing they huii afforded him. Mr. Lll.I.V rnse to second the nomiiiation ; he said so short a titue had elapstd >ince on a former occasion he h-Ji) the honour of seconding'the nomi-ualion of his Hon. Friend, h proper person-to represent this city in ParliaiDeiit, that he ^ihould not now, long tresp.iss on the time gf the meeting. Coluiiel Mailhews, who preceded him, had so ably Hilvrried to the important jirivilegt-s tliay were ubonf to Hxercise, as also to tlie exalted situation whicii Ins Noble Fiiend fiHii in this cily, that further coininml lie fell wns niineoessary, and he should rtst the cliipis.of Mr. Cocks, lo their ,a�fV frames and su(iport, upon iHe fenowledoe live' freemen now posSrsS""!!'of his puijlie'CO'ii'if'u'ct aiidlijs private viitues. He could veiilure to appeal to all. witliOHt aiy a|iiire!ieiisioii of dis.se't, even from aiiy'i.ii,j;le individual, where would Ih-'v find a man Miaviiii; a iiig'ner sense of lioiidiir, sinclrr iiilei.riiy, -or lir.fiiM'L; in a more ex.-m|iU!y ir.miner all tlie -reliit i> 1. nl' life ; to all with whom he Iij� inlerc.inrse mole kiiiii, courteoni, friendly, and siixsre ? Upon this |niting uU in the bonds of amity and peace. R. Phim.ips, Esq. then rose for the purpose of proposing K. P. Scudamore, Esq. He observed it was most grateful to his feelings, that he had again the honour of nominuliiig his worthy friend Mr. Rd. Scudamore, as one of the Representatives in Parliament for this cily. He was certain all deplored the immediate c.iu-e, the demise of our late most revered and venerable Sovereign ; at the same time that we hail the accession of his present most gracious Majesty. He fell it quite unnecessary for him to expalinte upon the public character and conduct of Mr. Scudamore, it was perfectly well known to those he addressed ; all have long experienced his honest nnd faiihful s-ervices, which have frequently and repeatedly received the merited applause of his constituents. There never was a time when it was more egseiilial to the best inte-resls of the country and'Ihe coustilution, that men of tried honest and iridpiiendent political principles should stand forlh in ib.fei.ceof the drooping rights of liie peojile, against the present exorbitant power of the Crown, and the influence of the Executive branch; arising from a variety of causes, as well from the enorniuns load of taxation, a vast standing army, and the dictation,, iu effect, of the Minister of the day lo ti'ie House of Commons; for if the Minister of the ihiy, whoever he may happen IQ be, can carry all his Mieasures,' whetlier good or bud, through the inslru^ineutality of the House 9f Cpuiuions, without being responsible, there will soon l>e ai) end of all our freedom and happiness. Therefore unless some check can be found against j these great evils, either by a i]iioderate reform of I the liu'ise of Couiuious, or by the House of Comhinns refortning themselves, which is rather ' a hopeless ease., .it will, be with us, M in former I, titles It was wilh the Roman Republic, where I all the forms were kept up,.after the good and substance were losi ; so we, I fear, shell have to lament fli Consliiulroii, the once boasted aud glorious (] CotitrUiuijon of England, is little fQore thun a I ^hiidut* aii(f>a name. He concluded with strongly . recoipitneiidyig lus i'riend, Air. Scudamore, to their ' sufl'rufcjes and .Mipport. J. PALMEn, Esq. (o^e to seeoud Mr, Phillips in 'he nomination of their long-tried anrl a.jproved (liend Mr. Scudamore, as a person einii.eijily qualified to represent tl is ciiy in Parliaineii!. iir- frit ii. supeifiiious f'br hull to occupy the liin^- of ineeluiji, as Mr. .S.nd.iinore was well ko.Mvu to all preseiii, and further eulojiy was iiiii-.>^ce>s iry. Hr; b"5;gid to strongly recommend to ihe F.eemen of Herefird his re�|iectee to address llie Ireenien a." h Ciiididale. Afi'er tiavinn expressed hi- grati fiil acknowledgments to tlie Geiiileinen w!,o |iio|)omiI aiid seconrled hini, for iho very tlat'eri'..^ ina'iiier 111 wjiich tliey liail done !->, he said, tlnl v.tuaied as he vi-it in llieir ueighbonrhood, coime' ttil as he Wrts Willi them, and gratified us he iind been by t'ieir kindness and fiieir toiitideiice, it wis inipos-* silile lor litni not to feel most anxio^is Id lu-ve the boiionr of a^un beconiiiisj tlwir Kcpresei.tniv.-. Iij)|jressed wiiji these sentinienls, he hhf hasTii^-d, jt� *ODu as it w-a.* ki^wn 'that lf>e late Parlia.>:iei!t wirs-oir the eve'of^iMo'fritfo'ii,'lo pay I'l's persoim) respects to the eirciors, and if any. ti.iu;,' couM have added lo the gratitude he bcfoie ftit t�l.^HnU them, it was the kindness with which I;-.- v.a. rr-ceiv-el^, and the oiiprectdrDted -sncce.-s cf it:e cai.v.iss �lie had since made.' Indeed he could not h. Ip st..l-intr tliat he had received promises of suijpori fr'iru nearly five out of six of the ffeemiHi of ihe ci'y. He bagged \s mention that there �a� anoliier cii-cumstiince which would render the honour he asjiir-�d to particularly acceptable : it w-as this -tlmt no pledge had ever been required from him us 10 the line of conduct he might adopt on any particular question ; he must say, that wiji -out a fee'ling of perfect independence, he shoiiM cease to derive that pleasure from having a seat ir. the House of Commons which lhat honour haJ liitherto afforded him. As rational liberty is the pride, the b�a.-t, and gloiy of our cunni.'y, so is tii>� feeling of indejieiidence to individuals, especia.''y lo those who are sent by their fellow-citizens or u ht-r electors, to the great Council of the N^iiion. lie conid not help here observing, that he had !ieaf;(, and seen in (irinl, the term indepeiulencr niucii perverted ; he was confident that the Hon, Grntle-men willi whom he differed in politics did not t.iuk that independence was inconsistent with party iiias, and he appealed to the common rotaning of the word, anil to the common sense of all, whether it was con.>.islent in u man to give up all his own ideas and notion.* upon political suhjrcls to the leaders of the party, which, upofi tha nlmle, h.-inight think it his duty to support; as he trusted that his poliiical principles were welt known, he would not unnecessarily occupy their time by a re-,petition of them; but he would say thus niuch, because it could not be too strongly felt or too often repeated, that he had tlie strongest and most iu-Lmli)jl>U! attactuae"*^^ >h&.Coa�tUuUoa jf this couii-try. He could not help here atlverting to some observations which had fallen from the ;;eiillemHii who had proposed Mr, Scudamore, he felt ihe deference duce to the experience and leurning of ttiat Gentleman, but he mast say, that as to the sentiments he had expressed, relative to the House of Commons, his opinion differed very widely, and he denied that the [louse of Commoiit was governed by the will of the Minister. He expressed hi-sense of the importance of the .trust he ^^as soliciting them to confide to him, and of the necessity in limes like the present, of exercising it with 2eul and firmness. He sincerely lamented the distress at present existing, both in the commercial and agricultural interests, and the dissatisfaction resulting from it ; but he did not think that the remedies often suggested by those who difJ'ered in politico from himself, viz. tlie change of the ,'\)v.sers of the Crown, and a general alleralion in ihe mode lii returning Members to Parliament, cdcuUited lo remove the evils: lie did not think so, because tht* other nations of Europe, as well as the United States of America, were equally suffrring (Jniresi,. On the contrary, he thougfit that as such ulleratio;.* would not tend to remove the difiicullies the conn-try laboured under, as soon as their ncvcity �a� over, disappointment would be added to li 1"su11 faction. He begged to say, however, ttiai whenever gross corruption was j)roveil, he sho'.iUl wi-ii to seethe elective franchise forfeited, alul gii-eti .so others more likely to make an honourable o^e of il. He hoped it was nnnecei-sary now to ai-nire i.iieni of his sincere desire to promote ilie welfire aiid iijlt-rests of tlie city, and oncUided fiis a.lilrrss by thanking Ihem lor ihe indulgence wuii wlilvn thty had heard him. Mr. ScuDAMOP.E then ro�e and a� res|ieci\ to Ins friends anil bio'hi r Freemen, wlio^r l..ii;ii:je?>. towards him has so olLen been provnl, .�..,�1 wiio.--esteem it was_ his pro^de^t anibiiion In .;.r!i!.. I f-i.s , political conduct was vyi-il known, and., (ito'cSs.'.i:s on that point were supeifluous-^if be wus electf.t, he would pursue the same line of Conduct '.but .md so ofien gained hini the warm afiprobaiion u( those he had now '.he honour of aiUire-stng, � a n! their best interests should alvays ioriii.t-ie prr.i. cipal guide for tus parliamentary c i'uh'.ct. .illusions had been made to the ;.-.ife ^lr^;c^ell- '. ings in Parliament; he had ftlt il Ins ilniy to oppose those ineasore.!, and _had done ^3 from no other motive but that of duly, and �h mid {uiitinuK on every occasion, to the best of Ins atiility, lo uphold the rights of the subject, and preserveiin-violate the Constitution of the Cuawiry. fJji thanked his numerous friends for iheir n-peuitd act.? of.kindness, and concluded wiih hoping liiai ha should again be elected one of t^cir llepre* senlatives, ^ After the usud proclamations, no oiher can.li-date appearing, the Mayor declared the iJun. J ,S. Cocks, aud R. P. Scudamore, E-q. tfnfy eltci-tl-Repre-entatives of the cuy. The Meiuhers were i then ciaired, accoiop.mied with hands of musu: and large parties of their respective friends,-ani:) afterwards dined at the Hotel and Green Dragon, : with luimeious companies, where the evening ^144 spent with the utmusi harmony and festivity. ;
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- 1[uncountable] (psychology) a mental condition caused by severe shock, especially when the harmful effects last for a long time the effects of trauma and stress on the body The children showed no signs of trauma after their ordeal. See related entries: Mental and emotional problems
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The Manhattan Christian College men's basketball team came away with a 93-68 win over Barclay College in Haviland on Tuesday night.
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MCC got off to a good start and opened up a 33-17 lead with about seven minutes left in the first half.
The lead was mainly a result of strong perimeter shooting, as the Crusaders connected on 6 of 10 shots from behind the arc in the first half.
MCC led 42-29 at halftime.
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The face of Anonymous New Zealand is not hard to unmask - not yesterday, anyway. Today or tomorrow, it may be a different face. That's the key to being part of a shadowy internet collective dedicated to maintaining freedom, rooting out greed and corruption and targeting repressive regimes through their weakest point - their computers.
The movement's ability to focus on a common enemy was shown in this week's attacks on National Party websites: 14 were taken down.
Leadership of the Aotearoa wing of this amorphous group appears, deliberately, as headless as a chook - there is, supposedly, more than one local collective.
For the shocktroops in this global cyber-political movement, anonymity is essential not just to escape detection, it is a lifestyle preference: "We are not getting paid for it, we are not becoming famous for it" goes one rallying cry.
Yet finding them is as easy as checking out their Facebook page where, for every posting about Edward Snowden, Bradley Manning or the GCSB, there are many more on BMX feats, sexual innuendo - and discount shopping vouchers. There is more talk than action, though there's a closed page as well as the public face.
The followers are mostly young - the YouTube videos have catch-all appeal: "We are everywhere, we are everyone ... we will save humanity because we can" goes the Max Headroom-without-the-parody vocoder. Touchstones include monopoly cartels, greedy "banksters" and governments run by shadow masters.
Their ominous sign-off is "Expect us" but in New Zealand they have wielded their disruptive power selectively, sticking to freedom issues such as the GCSB bill, which legitimises domestic spying by our foreign intelligence agency, and the 2011 internet copyright (file sharing) legislation. Last year, when a hacker called @AnonVoldemort took down the website of documentary maker Bryan Bruce, the group pitched in to expose the Madrid-based perpetrator.
One ex-member told the Weekend Herald the range of New Zealand recruits was "mind-blowing", including secondary school idealists, social activists, anti-social hackers, lawyers and business people. They express solidarity on global bulletin boards such as 4chan, where this week's activity won applause.
"There's a few different groups and not all are hacktivists - a lot just want to help [the cause]. A lot are just people with verbal diarrhoea but you can tell the genuine ones."
The IT expert said it was easy to acquire the skills; plenty of websites offer basic hacking tips. "Most of what was done on the National Party sites was just DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks. It's the equivalent of clicking refresh on the page 1000 times." But as corporates and governments bolster online security and detection capability, the hacktivists' prowess only rises.
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Increasing popularity of British food in France
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson is promoting Birtish food and drink to a trade delegation in Paris in an attempt to boost sales further in France
British produce is becoming more popular with the French in recent years, and Mr Paterson believes we can sell even more of it. UK food exports to France have doubled from £1.1 billion to £2.2 billion, since the year 2000, including four times the sales of cheese such as stilton and cheddar, and triple the sales of whisky and beer. Whisky accounts for over a quarter of food and drink exports to France. English sparkling wine is also rivaling Champagne in top awards and is increasingly served in leading Paris restaurants. The delegation will tonight promote British food at a "St George" reception where "les Rosbifs" will serve traditional roast beef to French food importers.


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Chapter 17: Crude BanterMature
Narrator: Junior Archvale
I placed my right ear against the door, back to her, and heard the two men inside the bedroom moaning in unison. Then I turned around to look at Crystal, "I think you should go sit in the bathroom."
She blinked, "Huh?" I wished she hadn't worn so much make-up. It doesn't befit her. Or maybe it's just me, preferring natural beauty.
I tried to be subtle, "Greg is in there."
"And?" I wasn't sure whether to admire her indifference, be disgusted at how quickly she let him go, or question its validity.
"Kieth's bedroom?" I ventured. Those two thin strands hung in front of my face, like droopy antennae. The rest of my hair fell loosely over my shoulders in a long, effeminate mane. I was glad I had a goatee, and nearly sideburns, to counter that impression.
She leaned her head forward, raised her eyebrows and widened her eyes, giving me a questioning look. I couldn't help but touch her hand, gently and slowly. Soft, painted nails a pale pink.
I watched her tuck a curled strand of her own hair behind her ear. Then I drew her hand into a firm grasp. Our eyes met, and I knew that now was the time to be blunt, "They're fucking each other's brains out."
She was startled, and I reckon that's the first time she ever heard a foul word come out of my mouth. I could see the tears beginning, again.
"I'm sorry," I said. "But I'm not going to lead half the dance-party into the pool without permission. I have to knock on his door. Besides, I feel the need to remind him of his duties."
"And h-how can you," she sobbed, "how can you put up with what you'll see in there?"
"I'm a tolerant person," I said sternly, hoping she wouldn't get the wrong impression. "Open-minded and liberal. It won't disgust me."
"Two girls one cup?" she referenced.
"Okay, that kind of stuff is not what Kieth's into. And don't you know Greg better than to think that..."
"It seems I didn't know Greg at all!" she raised her voice.
"Careful, they might hear you," I whispered.
"Oh, no they won't, I know how loud a lover he is," she said, voice callous.
I flinched at the thought of him with her, thanks to the growing feelings I had for her. I couldn't help but ask, "Y--"
"No," she said, before I'd gotten a word out. "Tonight was supposed to be the night."
"Just," I firmed my eye contact with her, "stay out of their sight, please."
And then I knocked three times, quite hard, against his door.
She fell back into the shadowy corner of the hall.
"Who the fuck?" I heard a muffled yell. It had sounded like Kieth.
He opened the door just a crack, "Oh, it's you," and the realization prompted him to open the door all the way, revealing both of them butt-naked. Greg's lean, muscular body was lying on the bed, on his back, with his legs in the air above him. I quickly averted my eyes, as soon as I realized what I was looking at. Kieth grinned for a brief moment, staring into my eyes, "Has the dyke decided to put on a strap-on and join the real party?"
"The rain has stopped," I said in a monotone voice, as if I was oblivious to my surroundings and unfazed by his implications. "I'm requesting use of the pool and hot tub."
"C'mon, wouldn't you rather come in here?" he teased.
"I wouldn't get wet in there," I said, maintaining indifference, eyes never straying too far from his face.
"Whaddya mean? Greg's wet mouth is wiiiide open for you."
I put on a sly grin, tilted my head slightly to one side, "Erotic asphyxiation is risky, Kieth. You know better than to scarf, right? Now, I don't think we'd want to risk choking your boyfriend, would we?"
Crystal giggled from the corner of the hall, while Kieth looked down at my crotch. My pants were off now, yes, but I was wearing my swimsuit as I had been all along. I knew there was nothing out of the ordinary to catch his eye.
"I won't be able to let you confirm that unless you let me jump in the pool," I teased.
He had a thoughtful look on his face, jaw leaning to one side and eyes narrow.
"What's wrong, Kieth, is Greg not a big enough match for you?" I asked, oddly enough using what little I thought I'd seen to my advantage.
"Don't make me tie you up," Kieth snarled. I'd finally elicited anger. However, he motioned with his hand for Greg to remain on the bed. Yeah, direct hit to the ego.
"You wouldn't tie me up tight enough. You wouldn't take it from me hard enough. You wouldn't hit me often enough. You'd be too merciless. And I wouldn't love you enough not to feel the pain," I stated matter-of-factly. "Which is why I'm not the one sitting on your bed right now, playing for the other team."
Now, Greg was laughing.
Kieth dropped a hand onto my shoulder, and Crystal gasped. I left my senses open, ready to call my bluff. But as his arm made its way to my neck, I was sure I wasn't going to feel that telltale warmth from him; and probably not from any other man.
"You have a wild imagination, CJ."
"Pffft -- I'm sorry," I said to Kieth, my voice suddenly full of emotion: condescension. "It seems I'm too much of a feminist to have a single shred of bicuriosity. Oh well."
"What a shame," he said, letting go of the strand of my hair he'd been touching at that moment.
"What a shame, indeed," I said smugly. There had been no warmth.
"Sarcasm doesn't become you," Kieth said as he began to close the door.
"No, it doesn't," I lied, in the same tone as my previous statement.
"I'll put some pants on," he said obligingly, "Pool's all yours."
He shut the door in my face.
Crystal made her approach, head low and yet gazing at me through her lashes, passing just below her brow. There was a twistedly amused smile on her lips. It quivered there, threatening to display her teeth and maybe even burst into laughter.
I coughed, the awkward silence getting to me.
"Only you could have pulled that one off," she praised. "Why weren't you intimidated? You're taller than the average person, but Kieth's a giant, a whole head taller than you."
"Well, I knew he wouldn't rape me. His morality has been tempered by the bullying and torture Greg's betrayal once put him through," I said. "That was just banter. And furthermore, I think he saw you reflected in the corner of my eye."
"Or the lipstick mark I left on the inside of your sweater's collar," she said.
I knew, in this day and age, normal lipstick wouldn't leave a mark. Thus, her kind of lipstick was only worn by women who intended to leave a mark. And since it was obvious that she'd come to the party only intending to kiss one person, this confirmed what she'd said: tonight was supposed to be their night.
"How much did you prepare for tonight?" I ventured.
"What do you mean?"
"You've lost weight. You're wearing lipstick that leaves a mark. From the looks of things, you've been to Victoria's Secret recently. Need I go on?"
She blushed and then looked down, "I was looking forward to surprising him tonight. You're very... observant. I planned it when the party was announced, weeks ago. And I know my cycles well enough, that..."
They wouldn't have needed to use birth control?
When she trailed off, I closed my eyes and shook my head from side to side ever so slightly. I knew better than to judge. Heck, I knew better than to expect myself to necessarily wait until marriage; especially after the circumstances of my nephew's conception... and the warmth I'd never felt from Crystal.
"I need to be honest with you, as well," I said.
She looked at me, delicate brow furrowed. For just a moment, her eyes darted toward Kieth's door.
"I -- sort of, err... brought a date tonight," I told her, unaware of Kieth now standing behind my back. "Except, she plays for the other team. And I didn't know until... I made a complete fool of myself."
"Well, isn't this interesting," Kieth observed, that damn smug edge in his voice. "You're not the only one, Crystal."
He had made me jump, in surprise. I spun around on the heels of my bare feet, voice angry, "Except Penny, who Crystal doesn't remind me of one bit, didn't pretend to be something she wasn't, nor did she make a public display of infidelity."
"Look," Kieth said. "Easy, tiger. Greg's sorry, really, he almost couldn't go through with things once we got upstairs. He's been lying to himself about it, even repressing some of the memories we had together."
"That's not what I saw," I said, trying to get the image of Greg's gaping rectum out of my mind.
"Well, a pendulum gains momentum, CJ," he said, pausing. "And lube helps."
"Tee em aye," I said, Too much information.
Crystal's beautiful face was veiled in a silent scowl. Her fists were clenched. It was foolish, but part of me thought some of that anger might be towards me.
Finally, Kieth led the way downstairs. As we passed through the dance floor that was their family room, I got compliments on my black and white gothic-ish swimsuit while Kieth got cat-calls for being shirtless. Oh, wait, there was also a 'Put your shirt back on, queer!' remark. Crystal, however, was given several greetings and... one slap on the backside.
I grabbed a chip as we passed through the dining room and into the kitchen, where he opened the patio door, pushed two lovers off the kitchen counter, and hit the outdoor lights.
In seconds, the three of us set about pulling covers off the pools.
"Hurry up!" Greg shouted shamelessly from Kieth's bedroom window, "I'm getting really, really horny! I might just --"
"Go screw yourself!" Joshua yelled up at him as he came outside behind us.
"Precisely," said Greg.
I was shaking my head again, eyes closed, hand on my forehead.
"Are you all right?" Crystal asked me with sincere worry, somehow oblivious to Greg.
"It's nothing," I lied. "I just... need to grab something from my pants' pockets inside." My shoulders were tense. I needed another clonazepam, I was far too anxious. Hopefully, though, it wouldn't put me to sleep too early.
"Oh..." she said, for some reason I didn't understand.
"The hot tub should still be warm, we kept it running," Kieth told us as I walked past him and back inside.
I'd left my pants with my coat, after changing. So, I realized, I would have to make my way through the dance floor again.
Just then, Michelle came running past me, in her swimsuit. I spun around, like someone left in the wake of the Tazmanian Devil, and watched as she jumped, cannonball, yelling, "Spongebob Squarepants!" at the top of her lungs.
Needless to say, that left me scratching my head in confusion. And as she came to the surface, turning around to look at everyone standing on the bright, damp patio, I shook my fist in pretend anger, "I hate Spongebob!"
"Kieth," I heard Crystal's voice, hard and cold like the patio. "You go back up there. You finish what you were doing, as hard and as fast as you can, showing him no mercy, and you get your ass back down here pronto and chaperon this God damn party, or so help me, I'll make sure to Fed-Ex your balls to the rest of the Athletics Alumni."
I gulped. Somehow, I hadn't pictured a night this crude.
Kieth began a retort, but got cut short as she raised her voice to interrupt him.
"Chaperoning 101: Abstinence," her voice was loud, full of righteous fury.
I left. I have no tolerance for anger, in others or in me. It makes me cry. Through the kitchen, into the dining room, past the snack table and into the fray. My thoughts were a blur, drowning out the music.
Why did I play that first song? Why did I give that bastard my death-glare? Why did I bother to bring Adam... or Penny? Argh. Some poor, drunk soul is gonna throw up in the pool. And I'll blame myself, for bringing Adam here. And then some homophobic prick is gonna get intoxicated enough to pick a fight with Greg, who probably won't bother to even close that window he opened. Meanwhile, I'm starting to get the feeling that she wants me to give her the night he won't.
Moments passed. I got what I need, one pill out of my old mint box. It had a caricature of George W. Bush on the front, and was labeled 'Presidential Embarrassmints'. I had already taken my anti-depressants at dinner, before the party.
I know why I did all this: for my own selfish sense of amusement, and... loneliness.
I walked again through the dance floor, feeling alone despite how much the room is filled with bodies. People I knew, too. People I cared for. People I'd talk to on any other night. But all I felt was a bitter loneliness, as if there was a hollow shell lodged inside my chest. I closed my eyes, only to see crimson skeletons dancing.
I can't help but remember that voice I'd heard earlier, in the very same room: "Are you a pig?"
Shudder. Hopped to it. I wasn't hungry as I passed the snack table. Everything seemed to have lost its appeal. Tension built in my shoulders.
A glass of water from the tap, a big sip, and a pale orange pill falling between my teeth. And I swallowed. Then I downed the rest of the water in thirsty gulps.
I could feel the nervous excitement rushing through my veins. I could feel the tension clinging to my neck and sending pain piercing into my skull. And I was left, then, to focus on the relaxing feeling of the water falling to the depths of my body. I breathed deeply, yet found it foreboding.
I don't see this night going well at all. Oh no, here comes someone to ask me for a pill. Sorry to disappoint, but that wasn't ecstacy. Quick, CJ, I told myself, turn around. The ecstacy's outside!
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 19, 1999, New Braunfels, Texas PPT ^ 20332 MO09 10/22/99 73 A SO--UIE ST MI CRO PU BLISHING 26 2 7 E: YANDELL DR —""VV* 26 2 7 E. YAN DE:" I... I DRHer ald-Zefi ui\i uVol. 148* No, 85 ZZ pages in 2 sections March 19, 1999 p\ Serving Comal County since 1852 50 cents Talking, driving a bad mix Study: Using phones while driving increases risk for traffic accident By Erin Magruder Herald-Zeitung Correspondent By the year 2000,80 million Americans will have cellular phones in their vehicles. New Braunfels Police Traffic Lt John Wommack hopes they will pay more attention to the road than one man did three years ago when he ran into a moving train. "He was talking on his cell phone, and he just never saw the train," Wommack said. "He hit like the ninth car, not even the first, and then bounced off the train. He was very lucky he wasn't hurt." A recent University of Toronto study published in the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that talking on the phone while driving increases the risk of collision four-fold. And with more Americans going cellular by the minute, that number is sure to increase. 'Talking on the phone and driving is becoming more dangerous," Wommack said. "We need more public awareness about the risks of doing it. Just the other day, I gave a man who was talking on his cell phone a ticket for running right through a stop sign." The problem of cell phones as a driving hazard drew national attention on March 6 when country singer George Jones, 67, hit a bridge abutment south of Nashville, Term., with his sport utility vehicle. Jones, who was seriously injured in the collision, was talking on his cell phone when the accident occurred. A recent National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study found that crashes usually did not occur while a driver is dialing or answering a cell phone, but rather during conversation. "If someone is driving down the road and having an important business discussion, where do you think their attention is?" Wommack said. State Rep. Paul Moreno, D-El Paso, saw See TALKING/5A TxDOT employees begin investigation of accident Trevino's co-workers return to business By Chris Crews Staff Writer The Comal County tax office opened foi business as usual at 8 a.m. Thursday, but the memory of co-worker Yolanda Trevino prevented employees from going about their tasks with their usual good cheer. "We're down but we came to work because we have a duty," said tax asses-sor-collector Gloria German, Trevino's boss for the past 11 years. "A hug here and a smile there keep us going." Trevino, 60, was killed about 2 p.m. Wednesday when she was struck by a pickup truck driven by Rudolpho Orona, 33, of Seguin. The accident occurred while Trevino was crossing North Seguin Avenue in front of the tax office. Justice of the Peace Diana Campos ruled Trevino dead on the scene. Lt. John Wommack of the New Braunfels Police said Thursday that Orona would be cited for failure to yield right-of-way to a pedestrian, a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not to exceed $500. Wommack said he never seriously considered filing the felony charge of involuntary manslaughter. 'To charge (involuntary manslaughter), we would have to prove recklessness, speed and/or alcohol," Wommack said. "There was just none of that there." Wommack said Orona's appearance date in municipal court would be April I. Greg Malatek, area engineer for the Texas Department of Transportation, said he had not seen the accident report, but the information was consistent with how the stop light and signals should operate. "If a driver on Mill Street has a green light, a pedestrian probably has a walk signal as well," Malatek said. He said his knowledge of the traffic laws indicated the pedestrian would have the right-of-way in that situation. Technicians from the TxDOT district office in San Antonio checked the signals on Thursday. The crossing time allowed was consistent with state standards, Malatek said. State regulations indicate that pedestrians can negotiate a crosswalk at a rate of four feet per second. TxDOT employees measured the crosswalk at 62 feet. At the rate of four rfet per second, a pedestrian should be able to negotiate the crosswalk in 15.5 seconds, Malatek said. When the crosswalk button was pushed, pedestrians had 22 seconds to cross the street. 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Co-workers and other county employees watched her die in front of die building in which she had worked for more than IO years. Trevino was one of four children raised by Roberto and Angelito Davila of New Braunfels. Her father was a truck driver and her mother stayed at home to care for the children. Trevino's family gathered Thursday evening at her home in preparation for the funeral. Her younger brother, Rolando Davila, said he remembered a quiet Obituary, services — Page 3B person with a genuine interest in helping people. "The world was a better place with her in it," he said. Church was one of Trevino's greatest passions, her family said. She read religious books with inspirational messages and filled her house with angel figurines and collectibles, some of which she crafted herself. "She was very devoted to prayer," said 25-year-old Luis Trevino, the son and only child Yolanda raised as a single parent. Yolanda Trevino's family said they had been too involved with dealing See TREVINO/5A A Texas Department of Transportation employee, who asked not to be identified, checks the computers and other mechanisms inside a signal box at Mill Street and Seguin Avenue on Thursday. TxDOT officials were there to make sure the lights and crossing signals were working properly at the time of Wednesday's fatal accident. ROBIN CORNETT/ Herald-Zeitung Photo submitted Yolanda Trevino raised her 25-year-old son, Luis, as a single parent. "She was very devoted to prayer," Luis Trevino said. Mural man Clinton Baermann paints in the remaining sand and water areas on the downtown mural near Casted and San Antonio streets in anticipation for its dedication, scheduled for 7 p.m. on Sunday. 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Dovitinib plus fulvestrant in postmenopausal endocrine resistant HER2-/ HR+ breast cancer: A phase II, randomized, placebo-controlled study.
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Background: Overcoming endocrine resistance (ER) is a critical goal in the treatment of hormone receptor−positive (HR+) breast cancer (BC). Emerging in vitro evidence suggests that amplification and overexpression of fibroblast growth factor receptor 1 (FGFR1) is associated with ER. Up to 8% pts with HR+/ human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 negative (HER2–) BC have amplification of the FGFR1 gene. Dovitinib (DOV), a potent inhibitor of FGFR, vascular endothelial growth factor receptor, and platelet-derived growth factor receptor demonstrated antitumor activity in heavily pretreated BC pts with FGF-pathway amplification (FGFR1, FGFR2, or FGF3). The objective of this study is to determine if DOV plus fulvestrant (FUL) can improve outcomes in postmenopausal pts with endocrine resistant HER2-/HR+ BC. Methods: This multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled, ph II trial (NCT01528345) will enroll postmenopausal pts with HER2–/HR+ locally advanced or metastatic BC (N=150) progressing within 12 months of completion of adjuvant endocrine therapy or after ≤ 1 prior endocrine therapy in the advanced setting. Pts will be randomized 1:1 (stratified by FGF amplification and presence of visceral disease) to receive intramuscular FUL (500 mg q4w [with an additional dose 2 weeks after the initial dose]) plus oral DOV (500 mg, 5 days on/2 days off) or matching placebo until disease progression, unacceptable toxicity, death, or discontinuation (any reason). Crossover is not permitted. Primary endpoint is progression free survival (investigator's assessment; RECIST v1.1). Secondary endpoints include overall response rate (investigator's assessment; RECIST v1.1), duration of response, overall survival, time to deterioration of ECOG performance status, pt-reported outcome scores over time, safety, and assessment of plasma pharmacokinetic concentrations of FUL and DOV. Additionally, the pharmacodynamic effect of DOV on FGFR-associated angiogenic pathways in tumor specimens and potential predictive biomarkers of response to DOV will be explored. As of 21 Jan 2013, 128 pts had molecular screening; 73 pts are enrolled (of these 9 pts are FGF amplified). Clinical trial information: NCT01528345.
Abstracts by F. Andre:
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Array CGH and DNA sequencing to personalize targeted treatment of metastatic breast cancer (MBC) patients (pts): A prospective multicentric trial (SAFIR01).Meeting: 2013 ASCO Annual Meeting | Abstract No: 511Category: Breast Cancer - HER2/ER - ER+