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Expanded Access Trial of Belimumab Antibody in RA Patients Who Were Previously Treated Under HGS Protocol LBRA99 (LBRA99)
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An expanded access trial of belimumab for named patients who participated in LBRA99.
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Drug: belimumab
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|An Expanded Access Trial of Belimumab Antibody (Monoclonal Anti-BLyS Antibody) in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) Who Were Previously Treated Under HGS Protocol LBRA99
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An expanded access trial of belimumab for named patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) who have experienced continued benefit under HGS Protocol LBRA99.
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- Over the course of the study and for 60 days after the last dose of study agent, any woman with an intact uterus who is not post-menopausal must agree to practice a medically accepted method of contraception.
- Over the course of the study and for 60 days after the last dose of study agent, all men must agree to practice a medically accepted method of contraception.
- Have the ability to understand the requirements of this study, provide written informed consent (including consent for the use and disclosure of research-related health information), and comply with the required study visits.
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- Had clinical evidence of significant, unstable or uncontrolled, acute or chronic diseases not due to RA (ie, cardiovascular, pulmonary, anemia, gastrointestinal, hepatic, renal, neurological, cancer or infectious diseases) that could, in the opinion of the principal investigator, put the patient at undue risk.
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Both Moore and Ratigan criticized the bonuses following Trish Regan's report, which included three critics and not a single defender of Wall Street bonuses.
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The list is rich with U.S. explorers and producers, pipeline plays and field services providers.
Some market watchers may look at the stock market today and say, "Oils are cyclical, and cyclicals have briefer runs than growth stocks do. So be careful out there."
Others might look at the Big Cap 20's oil tilt as a sign of new conditions in the energy sector.
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French Press Review: NEW EUROPEAN TOUR OF LED ZEPPELIN
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warm-up show for the US tour and a very experimental and minimal set. This is the complete show, no marathons or improvisations, just the first live performances of the new Physical Graffiti songs. When The Levee Breaks is played live for the first time and sounds actually very good and interesting, and The Wanton Song rocks! The show has some good points, but is an average Zeppelin show that is enjoyable, but nowhere near the nirvana they would reach at the end of the forthcoming tour.


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Mike Bellamy: "Yes they had offered me my sophomore year. I've heard from them a couple of times but not that much yet."
Sam Webb: Did they tell you what position they offered you for, running back or slot?
Mike Bellamy: "Yeah running back."
Sam Webb: What do you know about the Wolverines? Have you watched them very much?
Mike Bellamy: "I've watched them a couple of times before. I do not know too much about them yet. I know they run the ball a little bit."
Sam Webb: I know you've got a ton of offers right now. Have you taken any visits yet, do you plan on taking any visits during the spring?
Mike Bellamy: "Yeah. I plan on taking a visit up to Michigan and Alabama and stuff like that. I'm trying to leave out of Florida."
Sam Webb: Why are you trying to get out of Florida?
Mike Bellamy: "I'm just talking for my visits right now. I can drive to mostly all the Florida schools."
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Mike Bellamy: "For an official."
Sam Webb: Are there any schools that are sticking out for you at this point?
Mike Bellamy: "Alabama, Georgia, Florida, USC and Miami."
Sam Webb: Are you going to make a decision close to signing day?
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Sam Webb: Tell me what you're looking for. When you look at these schools, what's going to separate one school from all the rest when you get ready to make that decision?
Mike Bellamy: "They are not going to redshirt me as a freshman and who can give me the ball pretty much."
Sam Webb: I've seen you play, but pretend for a second that you're a scout and you're sitting in the stands and you watching Mike Bellamy do his thing on the field; what do you see? Give us a scouting report?
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A Cesc Fabregas inspired Arsenal inflicted a heavy 6-2 defeat on Rovers at the Emirates.
The Spanish international played an influential role in all but one of the home side's goals as Rovers lost on their travels yet again.
But that didn't tell the whole story as Rovers twice took the lead in a pulsating encounter. Steven Nzonzi heading Rovers in front with his first goal in English football after just four minutes.
Then David Dunn cancelled out Thomas Vermaelen's leveller for his fourth of the campaign.
But two more influential passes from Fabregas saw Arsenal lead at the break as goals from van Persie and Arshavin saw the Gunners take control.
How the game would have panned out had David Dunn been correctly awarded a penalty three minutes after the restart who knows, the Rovers man upended in the area by Vermaelen in what seemed a clear penalty kick but referee Peter Walton was unmoved.
That proved to be a pivotal moment as Arsenal moved up a gear and away from Rovers. Fabregas volleyed brilliantly for a fourth, then teed up Walcott for a fifth.
At the other end Junior Hoilett saw his goalbound effort headed onto the woodwork, whilst Martin Olsson's volley was tipped around the post.
Robinson denied further attempts at goal until the 90th minute when substitue Nicklas Bendtner added goal number six.
Rovers were dealt a blow before kick-off with the news that both Chris Samba and Ryan Nelsen had failed to recover from ankle and back injuries respectively ahead of the match at the Emirates.
That meant Sam Allardyce had to field an untried back four of Lars Jacobsen, Pascal Chimbonda, Gael Givet and Martin Olsson.
Keith Andrews replaced the suspended Morten Gamst Pedersen in the centre of the park, whilst there was a first league start of the season for Brett Emerton. The Australian preferred to Morten Gamst Pedersen who dropped to the bench.
Despite those four changes, Rovers couldn't have asked for a better start when they took the lead after just four minutes.
A free-kick from Paul Robinson picked out a leaping Steven Nzonzi and his back-header looped over Arsenal goalkeeper Vito Mannone and into the back of the net.
It was the young midfielder's first goal in English football and didn't he enjoy it.
Inevitably Arsenal roared back and almost levelled on ten when Cesc Fabregas crashed a head off the cross bar. The Andrey Arshavin flashed an effort across goal and narrowly wide of the far post.
But just past the quarter hour Arsenal's pressure told. Abou Diaby bringing the ball forward, Cesc Fabregas laid the ball back and Belgium defender Thomas Vermaelen added to his growing reputation with a wonderfully struck shot from 25 yards that gave Robinson no chance.
The Arsenal captain Fabregas was at the heart of everything that was good for the home side. Twice the Spaniard let fly at the Rovers goal, but twice Paul Robinson was equal to his efforts.
It was from one such strike on the half hour that Rovers broke away to re-take the lead. Robinson diving to push the ball aside, the mantle was picked up by El-Hadji Diouf who switched play out to the right for the quick running Brett Emerton. He in turn found David Dunn on the edge of the area, and the Rovers forward cut inside to clip the ball into the corner of the net via the legs of Gallas.
It was Dunn's fourth goal of the season.
But the lead lasted just two minutes as once again Arsenal's incisive play cut Rovers open. Fabregas with a perfectly time ball to find Robin van Persie's forward run and the Dutchman fired into the far corner of the net.
Any hope of Rovers holding out until the break was quickly extinguished as a fifth first half goal was scored on 37 minutes.
Fabregas was again the architect, this time slipping the ball past Jacobsen and into the path of Arshavin and the Russian fired under Robinson to make it 3-2 to the home side.
Neither side made a change at the break as Rovers started the second period strongly and within two minutes of the restart came what could have been the pivotal decision of the match.
Franco Di Santo showed great persistance to rob William Gallas of the ball and feed David Dunn, as the Arsenal defence retreated he ran into the area and went down under the challenge of Vermaelen. Dunn appealed for a spot-kick but his claims were in vain as Peter Walton was unmoved. Replays showed that the Arsenal defender took Dunn's legs.
Unbowed Rovers came forward again, a Dunn free-kick was cleared only as far as Martin Olsson, the Swede let fly from 30 yards but saw Mannone tipped aside his goalbound volley.
As ever at the Emirates those missed opportunities proved costly as Arsenal extended their lead just before the hour mark.
There may have been some fortune about the way Tomas Rosicky found Cesc Fabregas with an overhead kick, but there was certainly nothing fortunate about the strike, the Spaniard lashing home on the half-volley to put Arsenal further in front.
David Dunn, who had run himself into the ground, was replaced by Benni McCarthy on the hour, but his appearance was fleeting due to injury. The South African saw a free-kick saved, but an ankle injury put paid to his match and was replaced ten minutes later by Junior Hoilett.
At the same time as Hoilett's introduction, Arsenal also made a change bringing on Theo Walcott. One player would go onto hit the woodwork, the other would find the back of the net.
The one that struck that post was wearing the navy of Rovers, Lars Jacobsen had gone round the back of the Arsenal defence, the ball cleared only as far as the Canadian who volleyed goalwards only to see Vermaelen head onto the woodwork and away.
Two minutes later Fabregas started a swift Arsenal counter before finding Walcott who fired post Robinson to put daylight between the two sides.
Robinson denied Bendtner, Walcott and Song, but was powerless to stop Nicklas Bendtner adding a sixth in the final minute with a shot from the edge of the area that crashed in off the post.
It would have been a tough proposition had Rovers had their first-choice defence available, and against a Fabregas inspired Arsenal they certainly put up a fight, but ultimately they were no match for Arsenal's sensational attacking play.
In December 2006 Rovers had the audacity to take the lead and ended up on the end of a 6-2 beating, unfortunately it was the same story once again.
ARSENAL: Mannone, Diaby, Sagna, Fabregas (c) (sub Ramsey 76 mins), Vermaelen, Rosicky, Gallas, van Persie, Song, Clichy, Arshavin (sub Bendtner 76 mins).
Subs not used: Szczesny (GK), Walcott, Silvestre, Eboue, Gibbs.
ROVERS: Robinson (c), Jacobsen, Chimbonda, Givet, Olsson, Emerton (sub Pedersen 55 mins), Andrews, Nzonzi, Diouf, Dunn (sub McCarthy 62 mins (sub Hoilett 70 mins)), Di Santo.
Subs not used: Brown (GK), Kalinic, Salgado, Jones.
Booked: van Persie (Arsenal), Di Santo (Rovers)
Attendance: 59,431
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Sue (Someone's Mom) says
This is truly beautiful. I've never seen that china pattern, I love it. You carried an orchid…I carried a poinsettia. I'd say we both were a bit non-traditional. I love how the table is so elegant and romantic, but doesn't scream Valentine's Day. I'm still not sure what we are doing.
Kathleen says
Beautiful! The china is very different!
And I love the way you did the napkins..
I have Lismore too, I bought it for myself before I retired!
Lovely, romantic table, Yvonne!
~ ~ Ahrisha ~ ~ says
Yvonne you have set a lovely table. I love all the detail and the orchids. I raised many of them over the years. Salt cellers are a popular item in this area. My family has used them for many years and some folks I find, are not familiar with them. Just a little more snow today (18″) how about you?
Mimi says
Beautiful table, as always, Yvonne. I love that fancy serving piece. The orchids are beautiful.
D says
Lovely table. Cozy, warm and pretty. I love the shimmery tablecloth.
Anonymous says
Yvonne Dear, Your Valentine Table is so beautiful. As everything you do. I love seeing everything…..when I do, I'm HOME. Mother
Mid-Atlantic Martha says
Oh how pretty this is! It is just lovely and so romantic too. I carried a gardenia on the same white Bible my mother carried. Aren't traditions lovely?
Sherry says
Don't you just love orchids! This such a beautiful table. I love the ice bucket and the napkins too.
Marsha's Mpressions says
You always set a beautiful table and this is no exception!
Haden News says
Your table is beautiful…and very romantic! I love your wedding china pattern. Your menu sounds delish…enjoy the evening.
Shelia says
What a truly beautiful table! I love your pretty china and those knife holders are gorgeous! I love the wine bucket with the flowers. Great idea. How perfect in front of the fire!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia 😉
How lovely and romantic! The orchids are a unexpected touch and the napkin fold is just heavenly. Thanks for sharing and happy TT to you!
I love your beautiful table and the wonderful china, wow it is pretty and pairs perfectly with those napkins. I adore the silver ice bucket it looks great with the orchid…I have been meaning to ask you how you get the watermark on the bottom of your pictures to be big and a nice font…I use picasa and don't see how to make the water mark bigger and more centered, anyway when you get a change I would love to know…love the post as I always do…Phyllis
food with style says
stunning as always, i love love love your style!
Jan ~ BellaCasa says
Beautiful silver and napkins.
Allie and Pattie says
Yvonne, your table is stunning. I have and love Noritake china, but have never seen that lovely pattern. I did a version of cheesecake stuffed strawberries too! This was truly beautiful!
xoxo Pattie
All I can say it breathtaking! Gorgeous color, love the china, the napkins, and the beautiful fold of the napkins. Yes…stunning!!!
Patriotic Mom says
You have such pretty things. I enjoyed your sentimental post. It looks like your love and you will have a lovely romantic dinner. Joan @Americana By Candlelight
Yvonne, this is SO lovely! You did a great job with this tablescape, and I love that you used your wedding china, crystal, and flatware. How romantic! Love what you did with the napkins and the orchids, too. Not only are they beautiful, but so meaningful to you!
I like your champagne cooler (I got a similar one for a wedding gift, too), and I really love your bon bon spoon. What pattern is that? It's beautiful!
A+ on this 'scape!
Sheila 🙂
Dining Delight says
How special to use your wedding china for V's day and I like how you shook things up a bit opting not to go with traditional red & white. Your 'scape looks very classy and elegant as well as cozy in front of the fire. Hubby and I will be doing the same thing as we agree, there is nothing romantic about eating in a restaurant on V's day when it is so busy!
Rettabug says
OUTSTANDING!! Such a beautiful collection of your exquisite treasures, Yvonne! Your presentation is flawless. My finger is tired from scrolling UP & DOWN to look at each photo again & again.
I agree with you about eating out on holidays. We now eat at home for the event & then go out afterwards to avoid the crowds. I should have thought of that before picking my wedding day! LOL
Happy Valentines Day to you & your sweetheart!
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Yankee Doodle says
Another stunning table Yvonne and the special touches of your traditions make the day and dinner so meaningful. Looking forward to the tutorial on the napkin folding.
The White Farmhouse says
To heck with your husband, I'll be your valentine! I love the fact that you did not get caught up in the red of the holidays. Love the special meanings to your table. The orchid theme is just so classy. I am still drooling over the menu though. All my favorites served on one magnificent table?! I would be in heaven! I do hope that you are going to post the recipes. I am still slobbering over the cheesecake stuffed strawberries. Love the china too! I so have to come to PA for some "Sistah Yvonne's Etiquette Lessons"!
Gorgeous table.. I enjoyed seeing all your beauty. So romantic in front of the fireplace. hugs ~lynne~
mary beth says
You absolutely inspire me! This table scape is yummy gorgeous! thank you for sharing all of your beautiful things with us!
Scribbler says
This should be in a magazine! It is all breathtaking, but I think my favorite thing is the way you used the orchid in the champagne cooler. I am inspired to go find mine and polish it up for the weekend.
Very pretty! The pattern on yourr dishes is so nice. Loved seeing all your little treasures on this table!
Really Rainey says
Oh my goodness your table is so pretty I could eat it! Its sweet and soft and glittery and it sparkles! I love all the pretty little details too!
Can't wait to see dinner, the menu looks fantastic!
Mrs. P. says
Yvonne…what a breathtaking table. I LOVE orchids. They have such an exotic beauty. You wedding china is beautiful and I agree it is very art deco-ish to me. Your Valentine's table is very special. Enjoy your dinner 🙂
Linda Q says
Simply stunning and romantic!
Love that dinnerware with the silver pieces.
Enjoy your Valentines!
I love your gorgeous table setting. It is so elegant fireside. I have been cooking on Valentine's Day for my husband for most of our 23 years together. I agree with you, it is just more romantic, relaxed and special!
Thanks so much for coming over to visit and leaving a comment.
Kim @ Starshine Chic says
What a beautiful intimate setting! Fabulous! And your silver is all polished! I'm so jealous. I never get to have an intimate Valentine's dinner with my hubby. We still have kids at home. That is why my tablescape is set for four. Thanks for visiting my blog & leaving me a comment on my tablescape.
Anonymous says
Another beautiful tablescape, Yvonne. I do love stopping by to see what you have created and to see what's for dinner. 🙂
Tammy in VA
Yvonne, this is a stunning table. Everything is just gorgeous. Between the candlelight and glow of the fire on your beautiful silver and crystal pieces, you've put together one romantic table. Takes my breath away!
OH, this setting in front of the fire is just stunning. All of your china, crystal and linens are just perfection. The champagne bucket is fabulous and putting the orchid inside is so beautiful. I love all of it. Hugs, Marty
Sarah says
Yvonne, sorry to be late for your beautiful post. Your valentine table for two says ROMANCE in capital letters. This is not only a stunning table, but the menu sounds like a feast. I agree, it is so nice to spend an elegant evening at home, especially by a cozy fire. Your sweetheart is one lucky guy! Happy Valentine's Day to the two of you. ~ Sarah
Barbara says
Do you think you could fit one more place setting at your table? The side toward the fireplace please!
Ahhh.. once again you lure me in with your enticing tablescapes and delectable(sp?) recipes! That Bobby is one lucky guy!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Michael Lee West says
Absolutely stunning.
Rosemary says
What a lovely setting for your fireside dinner. Tablescape is gorgeous. Like the tip re using wine bucket.
I am looking forward to the tutorial on the napkin folding think it would be lovely at Easter.
Chari says
Hi Yvonne…
Ohhh my…this is really the prettiest and most romantic Valentine's table!!! How wonderful that you and honey will be sharing your Valentine meal in front of the fireplace…hmmm, doesn't get any more romantic than that! I just love every element of your fabulous table…from your lovely wedding china…right down to those gorgeous damask dinner napkins!!! Ohhh…and don't even get me started on all the silver and crystal!!! My friend, the orchids just cinched it up for me…lovely!!! Thank you so much for sharing your fabulous table with us!!! Ohhh…and I will be looking forward to a tutorial on that napkin fold…love that!!!
Just wanted to thank you for stopping by and taking a peek at my Beloved Valentine table and for leaving me the sweetest note…thank you, Yvonne!!!
Have a Happy Valentine's Day…
Chari @Happy To Design
Christopher says
Hey Mom. This table is perfect. It looks so warm and the orchids were the perfect touch. I am so proud of you and how creative you are. I love you.
The Tablescaper says
Absolutely beautiful. Anyone would be lucky to sit next to you at that lovely table. And the menu looks scrumptious!
– The Tablescaper
Your table is gorgeous. I love the napkins with the china…great color combo! Happy Valentine's Day!
The Southern Belle says
Your table is bright and shiny–and full of items that mean something to you and your Valentine. I agree that some of the best meals are eaten at home, looking into each other's eyes! :-0
Summer says
Just lovely!!! I love all the sparkle from the crystal and silver! Very romantic!
Oh my goodness Yvonne! You are a very talented woman! 🙂 These tablescapes and your pictures are amazing! I could just look and look for hours!!
GWENDOLYN says
What a beautiful romantic setting. You do the most lovely table settings. I could just look at your pictures for hours.
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Ha! I just noticed I made the same comment as the person above me…. it's unominous!


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Alabama opener Del Howell wasn't as fortunate or effective. With a two-run lead before taking the mound, the lefthander surrendered seven State scores before he could complete just that initial inning. He also was still throwing when play paused with seven hits, three strikeouts, and five walks against him. To Howell's credit after that big early assault he was able to hang four zeros on the scoreboard's bottom line.
The Tide took advantage of their first chance to swing as leftfielder Taylor Dugas doubled off the rightfield fence, and an out later second baseman Ross Wilson drove it deep to the track where CF Grant Hogue stumbled trying for a running grab. The ball fell safely for a two-base hit and opening RBI, then Wilson got to score as well on a single to center by rightfielder Kent Mathes.
But if Routt had a rough start, the first turn was brutal for Howell as the Bulldogs battered-around and then some. Hogue regained his footing sufficiently to lead off State's first with a gap-double of his own, and scored on a single from C Scott DeLoach. A walk of 3B Russ Sneed later, 1B Connor Powers got around on Howell and lined a drive that hit the fence in dead-left, smacking a seam in the padding and sticking for a unique ground-rule double. DeLoach was waved home for a 2-2 tie while Sneed and C.Powers were in scoring positions. They were joined by DH Cody Freeman with a walk to fill the sacks.
Which LF Jason Nappi quickly un-filled. His double caromed into the leftfield corner allowing all three Dogs preceding him to score unchallenged. It took a roller by RF Ryan Collins to get Howell's first out of the inning, and still this put Nappi a corner closer so he could score on a scratch-single by 2B Jet Butler. SS Ryan Powers followed with his own base hit and while Tide first baseman Clay Jones robbed Hogue of another hit he could only get a force on that bag with Butler coming across. For good measure R.Powers stole third before the next pitch, though he stayed there as the inning ended with State up 7-2.
Consecutive singles had Tiders on corners to open their second, and a fielder's choice grounder by centerfielder Alex Kubal scored Jones from third. Dugas laid down a surprise bunt that Sneed couldn't handle cleanly, though DeLoach certainly seemed to have Kubal dead to rights after over-running second base. Ump Steve Dew didn't see it that way. With two downs Routt wild-pitched the runners up a stop but he changed speeds on 2-2 to fan Wilson and get back to the dugout at 7-3.
He kept it there aided by a double-play in the Alabama third and one-on, two-out liner right to R.Powers to end the fourth. An error at second base to begin the fifth caused no problems either with two fly balls and a swinging strikeout seconds after lightning flashed to the north. The Bulldogs were able to complete their half of the inning, leaving a pair on (Collins walk, R.Powers single). But instead of returning to the field in positions State players ran to pull the tarp in anticipation of the weather that soon arrived just a bit ahead of schedule.
Mississippi State plans to start lefthander Tyler Whitney (2-4, 5.02) in Sunday's third game, while Alabama has scheduled righty Adam Scott (2-1, 4.08).


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Phases of the menstrual cycle
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This is the first phase of your menstrual cycle. The day 1 of your bleeding is considered the first day of your cycle. In this phase, the hormone progesterone plunges causing your uterine lining to shed, resulting in bleeding. Normally, a healthy period would last for about 3-7 days. At this time, you may feel quite tired and withdrawn. You might require to take rest more than usual. To deal with this phase, commit a little time for yourself. Indulge in a relaxation with a hot Epsom salt bath or just get writing about your experiences and reflections in the past month. Limit your exercise to slow yoga stretches and walking.
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So, this phase occurs right after your menstruation. Your pituitary gland releases a hormone called Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), which stimulates the follicles containing the eggs in your ovaries to mature. Also, estrogen and testosterone levels rise in this phase. In this phase, you might experience a wide variety of feelings related to self-sufficiency. In this phase, you should focus on important decisions and initiate new projects, meet old friends and indulge in intense physical activity.
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You said you'd never leave.
But if you look now,
I am where I always have been,
And you are out of reach.
You said you could never leave me.
You said I bring you everything you wanted.
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Then why leave me?
Why drop me like a stone?
You said I was your love.
You said that nothing could tear us apart.
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It may seem a little far fetched, but it's actually true. A well known yogi with a huge following in northern India, Swami Ramdev wants to start a political party. , Swami Ramdev plans to whip the political system into shape in the same way that he has the health of this devoted following. He announced last month that he would found a political party that would field candidates for each of the 543 parliamentary seats in India's next general election in 2014.
"What the people need is honest, brave and responsible leadership," he said in an interview at the sprawling campus of his rapidly expanding yoga, natural foods and medicine empire in northern India. The country's political system is riddled with corruption and riven by the deep divisions of religion and caste, he said. Tapping into the ancient Indian wisdom that gave birth to yoga, and the holy texts like the Vedas and Upanishads, is the only way to excise those cancers, he contended.
He doesn't actually plan to run for office himself, he plans to put candidates up through his newly established political party. Ramdev's political party centers around a nationalistic perspective that rejects the multinational corporations that are currently taking over his country and instead, advocates for the revival of Indian culture. He wants his nation to become self reliant again.
"The British didn't make policies to make the country stronger," he said. "They made them to extract the maximum resources from the country. He wants his fellow Indians to be Indian, speak Indian languages, wear Indian clothes, and drink Indian drinks.
All things foreign, he argues, like Coca-Cola and hamburgers, pollute the Indian spirit and weaken it. The World Health Organization is a favorite target: it is, he says, "a big conspiracy" cooked up by American pharmaceutical companies.
While I definitely agree that many of the multinational corporations like Coke, McDonalds, and KFC are taking a bite out of cultures worldwide, it frightens me a bit that a yogic figure such as Swami Ramdev would let all the kindness he has created through his teachings be polluted by the likes of politics. Politics is a dirty game no matter how you slice it and running a political party could be even dirtier. Maybe it would do a lot of good for India. Yoga has transformed my life, why couldn't it transform the government? But I would be lying if I said that it didn't make me a bit uneasy.
"Ramdev is a successful yogi, but politics will puncture him," said Sri Nityanand Puri. "God has given him some gifts, but his ego will finish him. The hurly-burly of politics is no place for holy men," he said.
Ramdev is well known for the creation of the Patanjali Yogpeeth Trust. Located outside of Haridwar, he has a hospital and an ayurvedic medical school and research institution. Additionally, he controls an enormous agricultural and processing operation that produces all sorts of natural products.
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Its also a feast for classical-music lovers, Walton continues. Because the cast including Josh Robinson, David Russell, William Hahn, Erik Sandvold and Kari Delany comprises actors, not musicians, Curious brought in a consultant to record various selections from a host of composers and teach the players to stage-act the bowing of the stringed instruments. Its really wonderful how the playwrights have married these musical pieces with the play, Walton adds.
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''QUALI sono le tue prime impressioni dell' America?''
Dominic Passarelli, the Italian teacher at the high school here, asked the question -- ''What are your first impressions of America?'' And 14 Italian teen-agers, who look just like their American counterparts in jeans, baggy sweaters and silver jewelry, responded.
''It is so big,'' Sara DaSavino said in Italian, which was translated by Mr. Passarelli. ''There is so much space between the houses.''
Maria Conte said: ''In Italy things are different in school. We go to school six days a week, including Saturdays. But we only go until 1 P.M. -- afternoons are for doing homework.''
One of the Americans asked in disbelief: ''Homework all afternoon? What about going to the mall, or just hanging out?''Continue reading the main story
That was at the beginning of their two-week stay. The Italian students, as it turned out, would have plenty of time to go to the mall, hang out and do many other things. Sophomores at the Liceo -- a five-year equivalent of an American high school -- in Cinisello Balsano, a suburb of Milan, were visiting Yorktown with their English teacher, Anna Maria Vanin. They stayed at the homes of host families, and their activities ranged from attending class to eating at McDonald's. Some even traveled to Manhattan for the Columbus Day parade.
The exchange was arranged by Mr. Passarelli, who is 28 and of Italian descent. Mr. Passarelli, whose parents were born in southern Italy, grew up in New Rochelle and took classes in Italian at New Rochelle High School. There, he was struck by the disparities in what he learned of the formal language and what he heard at home in southern dialect. ''For example, cambiare, the verb 'to change,' in standard Italian, whereas in Sicilian dialect it is cangiare. The differences in dialect are like regional accents in the U.S.A.''
From being interested in the linguistic differences among Italians, Mr. Passarelli became intrigued with cultural differences and similarities throughout the world. He felt his students could get first-hand knowledge of Italian by speaking it daily with their guests. ''It promotes excitement, to make a new friend who speaks Italian in your house,'' he said. ''Nothing beats that kind of hands-on experience.''
Ms. Vanin was equally pleased at the prospect of having her students pick up on-the-scene knowledge of English. ''In Europe it is the language -- everyone must know English,'' she said. ''You need it for many jobs. In Italy, we communicate with people from other European countries, from the Middle East and from Asia. It used to be that if someone spoke a foreign language, it was French. Nowadays, that language is English.''
Ms. Vanin also observed that the socioeconomic backgrounds of the students were actually similar. Although Cinisello Balsano is in the north of Italy, many people have migrated there from the southern part of the country. In Yorktown, there are many families with Italian -- often Sicilian -- roots.
Liz Girolamo, 16, and a junior at Yorktown, said her paternal grandparents were from southern Italy. ''They thought America was an opportune place to be, and they moved to the Bronx to make a life for themselves in this country,'' she said.
Michele Sullivan, also 16, said her maternal grandparents came from Sicily. ''In addition to other things, they always serve pasta first at meals, before the meat course.''
Such details interested the Italian students, who enjoyed comparing Italian-American customs with their own.
AnnaLisa Cannistra, who was staying at Nancy Papari's house, said that the portions of food at a popular Italian restaurant in Yorktown were much larger than those at most restaurants in Italy.
Amanda Chessa, whose guest was Sara Marletta, said she and Sara had discussed music at length.
''I asked her who she likes, and she said she likes John Lennon,'' Amanda said. ''She also likes the Cranberries. And she told me she plays guitar. I play guitar, too. If we could jam together that would be, like, so cool.''
Nancy Papari added that she and AnnaLisa had gone ice skating at Bear Mountain and combed the Jefferson Valley Mall for souvenirs. She also invited AnnaLisa to accompany her to her afternoon cashier job in a supermarket. ''We just stayed up late talking, and all that stuff.''
Which may have been the most appreciated activity of all. Debbie Hayes, who, along with her daughter Patricia, were hosts to Maria Conte, said that she was struck by the similarities among teen-agers everywhere. ''Teen-agers are the same on the inside, no matter what language they speak. They're concerned about what their peers think, they're concerned about growing up. They all laugh; they all cry; inside, they are all the same.''Continue reading the main story


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"I'm around 6-5, 275-pounds, and I play both the left and right offensive tackle positions," said Auwae. "I have a second position on defense and play defensive end and tackle."
Recently, Auwae flew out to Utah where he paid an unofficial visit to BYU. It was the first time he had taken an unofficial visit to any major division one college. Needless to say, he liked what he saw.
"I didn't attend the BYU summer camp, but I did attend a day there for an unofficial visit," Auwae said. "It was great! I loved the facilities and I loved hanging out with Coach (Mark) Atuaia and Coach (Garret) Tujague. They really are great guys and coaches and everything was perfect. I took a tour of the campus and everything was so beautiful up there."
"It was really a great experience. This was my first unofficial visit going to a university and I loved it. The whole time I was there I was just getting goose bumps."
Auwae really appreciated the fact that the BYU coaches made time to come visit with him on campus during his visit even though the timing of it was less than ideal.
"What I really appreciated about the coaches was when I took my unofficial visit to BYU, I took it late at night," Auwae said. "I took it around 9 o'clock at night. The coaches took time away from their families to come see me late at night. That's how I know that I belong at BYU."
Like most prospects on campus, Auwae was shown many of the outstanding football facilities BYU has to offer athletes that choose to attend the university.
"I went to the SAB [Student Athlete Building],went to the Legends Hall and saw all the trophies and memorabilia," said Auwae. "Then we went into the weight room and into the locker room. I also saw the indoor practice field. The facilities are really [great] at BYU and I really enjoyed seeing everything.
After his brief tour of BYU, Auwae left without an offer. It wasn't long before Coach Tujague contacted Auwae via Twitter and told him to call Bronco Mendenhall. Coach Mendenhall went over the honor code and then informed Auwae that he was extending him a full ride scholarship offer.
"They didn't offer me when I was up there for my unofficial visit. They offered me over the phone," Auwae said. "Before he offered me [Coach Mendenhall] asked me a couple of questions to make sure I would know what I was getting myself in to. He was just telling me about what to expect and everything that's expected of BYU. He was going over the rules, and I'm good with all the rules that you're supposed to abide by."
Auwae was hoping his conversation with Coach Mendenhall was leading towards a scholarship offer from BYU.
"I was wondering and hoping that Coach Mendenhall was going to offer me, but I didn't want to get too far ahead of myself," said Auwae with a chuckle. "I started to get those goose bumps again. I was trying to hold back my excitement."
Then the offer from Coach Mendenhall came.
"The first thing that went through my mind was my family," he said. "I just started thinking about my family, and then the second thing I was thinking about was when I was going to commit. For me, I was thinking I would like to commit before my senior year. Before I do something like that I'm going to talk things over with my family first."
The long awaited BYU offer finally arrived, and when it did it was received with gratitude. Auwae had been waiting for this day.
"The only other offers that I have are from Nevada and Virginia Union, so this is one reason why I was so excited about the offer from BYU," Auwae said. "It was just great because the BYU coaches would always keep in touch and make sure I was doing well. That's one thing that I really love about the BYU coaches."
One mystery Auwae can't quite figure out is why the University of Hawaii hasn't extended him an offer. He is, however, receiving interest from other FBS programs on the mainland.
"I'm not too sure why Hawaii hasn't recruited me," said Auwea. "If I got an offer from them I would still be looking to get off the island. I've been hearing a lot from Colorado, Oregon, and Utah. Utah showed a lot of interest in me at the All Poly camp when I was there."
Speaking of summer college camps, the University of Michigan recently hosted prep prospects hoping to catch the attention of members of the Wolverine coaching staff. Auwae was selected to be a part of a select group singled out as being among the best prospects.
"I went up to the camp up at Michigan; to the Michigan Wolverines," said Auwae. "The school was all right, but the camp was pretty good. I made it through a couple of the drills and did really good, but it was really hard because there were guys that were bigger than me. I did pretty good and made it to the top group. There were guys bigger than me but no one had as good of feet than I had. I was among the top tackles up there. I had some of the fastest feet there."
Now that Auwae holds a BYU scholarship offer, what are the chances of BYU landing the big Hawaiian?
"Right now, it's high," Auwae said. "It's really high. I love the coaches, the campus, the academics, and everything about BYU. Also, one of the things that I love about BYU is that they have a TV contract with ESPN, so all my family back home in Hawaii will be able to see me play on TV"
Once the transition from high school to college begins, Auwae plans on getting out to the university of his choice early so he can enroll in summer school. He'll then play four or five straight years.
"After my senior year of high school football I'm just going to start training," Auwae said. "I might go to summer school at BYU, so I might come up there earlier. That's kind of what I was thinking I'm going to do after I graduate. I'll just go up there and play for four or five years."