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Novak Djokovic In Hunt For Calendar-Year Grand Slam
With the third Grand Slam of the tennis season getting underway in South West London this week, Wimbledon and the upcoming US Open provide Novak Djokovic with the opportunity to become the first man in the history of the men's game to win a calendar Grand Slam. The Serbian world number one has achieved success at the Australian Open and French Open so far in 2016, and will be looking to write himself into the record books with further victories this summer.
Djokovic is seeded one for Wimbledon, and as he hunts for his fourth title on the grass in London, the Serbian still believes that there is room for improvement in his game. This will certainly be ominous news for his closest rivals, with bookmakers Coral offering Djokovic as the favourite over the next two weeks with tennis betting odds of 8/11 Of course, we cannot talk about Wimbledon without mentioning home favourite and 2013 winner Andy Murray. With another day, another Murray story makes the headlines, and the Scot heads to Wimbledon having achieved the perfect preparation with another title at Queens, under his new coach for the second time, Ivan Lendl. Murray is the 5/2 second favourite with Coral, with Roger Federer and Milos Raonic at 11/1 and 12/1 respectively to upset the world's current top two.
Meanwhile, August sees the return to action of the US Open at Flushing Meadows, with the world's best players battling it out under the lights in New York. Djokovic will be looking to defend his title from last year, and with it possibly achieve the calendar Grand Slam. As a result, Coral offer Djokovic tennis betting odds of 10/11, with Murray once again the second favourite at 4/1. With Rafa Nadal missing Wimbledon due to injury, the Spaniard will be hoping to recover in time to take part in New York, where he is currently 16/1 with Coral to win his third US Open title.
Having failed to win a Grand Slam title since 2012, Federer will be looking to hit back in the best way possible at critics who have written off the 34-year-old over recent years. The Swiss maestro certainly loves the grass of Wimbledon, and it will take a brave man to bet against the seven-time champion reaching the latter stages once again this year.
Djokovic Completes "Novak Slam" With Roland Garros Victory
by Kevin Craig
Novak Djokovic was able to complete the "Novak Slam" on Sunday as he defeated Andy Murray for his first French Open title after four runs to the final, and he now has won all four major titles consecutively.
The Serb was able to withstand an early onslaught from the Brit, who many believed to be the favorite in the match, and eventually won in four sets by a score of 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4, giving Djokovic his 12th major title and making him the first player to simultaneously own all four major titles since Rod Laver in 1969.
"It was flawless tennis. I really felt like I played on a high quality," said Djokovic.
The Serb, so excited to win that one major title that had remained out of his grasp throughout his career, called it "a thrilling moment. One of the most beautiful I have had in my career."
Djokovic, who had beaten Murray in 12 of their past 14 matches, attacked first, breaking at love to open up the match before Murray turned the tables. Two breaks in a row with a hold at love in between gave Murray a 3-1 lead, and he didn't look back from there as not much went against serve from that moment on. Three holds later and Murray was two sets away from his third major title.
"Nerves kicked in. I needed a little bit of time to really find the right rhythm and start to play the way I intended," said Djokovic.
The No. 1 player in the world wasn't going to go down that easy, though, and the second set was all his as he was able to find that right rhythm. After saving a break point in the first game of the set, Djokovic completely dominated. Murray was broken in two of his three service games, and the one in which he was not broken he fought off a break point and was taken to deuce. The Serb also only lost three points total in his last three service games, completing the recipe of how to win a set 6-1.
The third set was more of the same as Djokovic broke Murray twice. There was more difficulty on serve in the set for the Serb as he lost at least two points in each of his service games, while being taken to deuce twice. In one of those deuce games, Djokovic staved off four break points, making the statement that he would not be missing out on another opportunity to win his first French Open.
With a break to open up the fourth set, Djokovic had all but finished off the No. 2 player in the world. After losing only one point on serve total in his next three service games and taking Murray to deuce twice, Djokovic earned a 0-40 lead at 4-2 and capitalized on his first opportunity to break and set up a chance to serve for the title.
The Brit was able to show some signs of life as he broke Djokovic and consolidated his serve to extend the match, but it just delayed the inevitable. In the next game, Djokovic was able to hold to close out the match, finally earning the right to call himself a French Open champion.
"In the last point, I don't even remember what happened…it's like my spirit left my body" said Djokovic.
With this title, the 29-year old has become just the eighth man in history to complete the career grand slam, solidifying his right to be in the conversation of the greatest tennis players of all time.
Andy Murray Ends Stan Wawrinka's Roland Garros Reign
by Kevin Craig
Andy Murray dethroned the defending French Open champion Stan Wawrinka on Friday with a 6-4, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2 win.
Murray, who became the first player from Great Britain to reach the French Open in 79 years after Bunny Austin did so in 1937, played an almost perfect match as he reached his first French Open final and his 10th major final overall.
"I played one of my best matches here today," said Murray in his post-match interview on court.
The No. 2 seed Murray, who had to battle from a two sets to love deficit in the first round against Radek Stepanek and a two sets to one deficit to a French wild card in the second round, has been able to gain confidence throughout his run to the final and return to the form that saw him win the title in Rome just before the French Open began.
That form from Murray was at peak levels on Friday against a player who reached his own peak levels of form in the French Open final in 2015 as Wawrinka put on a masterclass performance to snatch the title and the calendar grand slam from Novak Djokovic last year.
When Wawrinka, who was on a 12-match win streak at Roland Garros, held at love and forced Murray to take 11 minutes to hold his first service game, it looked like things may very well be in the favor of the Suisse in the early stages. This may not have been surprising at all to fans of Wawrinka as he had won his last three matches against Murray and had never lost a set to him on clay.
That feeling quickly changed though as Murray was able to save a break point before breaking Wawrinka in the next game, eventually leading 3-1.
The rest of the set was pretty straight forward until Murray served to close out the set as he was forced to fend off three break points before taking the one set lead.
It was all Murray in the second set as he broke Wawrinka at love for a 2-1 lead before breaking again two games later, eventually closing out the set 6-2, losing just three points on serve in the set that lasted only 27 minutes.
Murray continued to roll on serve in the third set, holding at love in his first three service games. The problem for the Brit was he was unable to convert the one break point he saw in the set, and Wawrinka was able to take advantage of the first poor service game Murray played since the beginning of the match, fighting back from 40-15 and winning four points in a row to break and win the set.
Wawrinka stealing the third set just delayed the inevitable as Murray's roll went right over that minor speed bump as he was able to break in the first game of the fourth set. Murray had zero trouble on serve in the fourth set, losing just four points in four games, including a hold at love to close out the match and clinch his spot in the final.
"Stan has been unbelievable the last two years. I've played one of my best matches today…I'm just really proud. I never expected to reach the final here…Hopefully I can put up a good match in the final," said Murray.
Murray's impressive fitness level and ability to hit effective groundstrokes from anywhere on the court were on full display, as he looks like he can pose a very dangerous threat to Djokovic in this year's final.
Djokovic, Nadal or Murray – Who Will Win The 2016 French Open?
The second Grand Slam of the year has started – and there's a big buzz about the victor-to-be already. Will we continue to see the same legendary players snatching their consecutive titles, or could we hope for a bit of fresh air in terms of a new star? Let's take a look at who's the most likely to win French Open.
A Debut Title for Djokovic?
While it may sound hardly likely that any title could be a first for a player like this, all tennis fans know that the only Grand Slam that Djokovic is yet to win is Roland Garros. He managed to go to the finals thrice – and was defeated by Rafael Nadal in 2012 and 2014 and by Stan Wawrinka in 2015. Could this finally be his year?
According to the UK-licensed bookie TonyBet, it absolutely can: the odds for his outright win are 1.80, which is way ahead of anyone else. It's only fair, too, as the world's #1 has double the points that #2 Murray managed to collect, and he's been in incredible form for a ridiculously long time.
Djokovic started off his season with a sixth Australian Open title, and while he did have a blip in his performance when he lost to Jiri Vesely in Monte Carlo, it seems to have gone away. He won Madrid Masters against Murray and even though the Scot managed to then stop him in Rome finals, the Serb remains a powerful contender.
Could Rafael Nadal Make a Phoenix Comeback?
If Djokovic seems to have disproportional amounts of trouble at French Open, Nadal is the exact opposite. He's got nine titles, of which four and then five were consecutive, although Rafa did struggle last year and only went through to the QF. If there's a Grand Slam he can rule though, it's this one: can we expect the old Nadal back?
The TonyBet bookies think that he's got a fair shot at this as they've given him the odds of 4.75 at winning his tenth Roland Garros. The world's #5 has been having struggles with his form since 2014 when he suffered an injury, and his first Grand Slam of 2016 ended in the first round.
However, since then he's managed to win Monte Carlo and Barcelona, although he did lose to Murray in Madrid Master's SF and to Djokovic in Rome's QF. Nadal seems to have gained at least some of his form back, and the upcoming tournament will really be a good show of that. And who knows – maybe he'll finally win another Grand Slam title!
Andy Murray to Keep Climbing?
The Scottish player had a pretty good season last year – even though he didn't bring home any Grand Slam titles, his form was pretty good and he managed to push Britain's national team to the first Davis Cup trophy in 79 years. Could Murray go on to win his first French Open?
Even though the furthest that world's #2 has managed to go in this tournament before is semi-finals, TonyBet bookies seem to have a reasonable amount of faith in him. The odds for Murray winning Roland Garros are at 4.90 which is just a smidge behind what Nadal got. Obviously, Djokovic remains a force to be reckoned with, but even he can fall.
The Serb has already been a big hurdle for Murray this year, beating him at the finals of Australian Open and Madrid Masters. However, the Scot managed to win against Djokovic at Rome finals, which is definitely a very good sign – although it remains clear that this is one of the scariest opponents he could face.
Still, we never know what surprises may strike us. A dark horse win is always a possibility, and we have seen that plenty of times in the past. While Djokovic, for example, absolutely dominates the ATP ratings, that doesn't mean he'll get every title. In any case, there's a lot to look forward to in the French Open, so make sure to not miss it!
Milos Raonic Serving Woes Leads To One-Sided Loss To Novak Djokovic – Passing Shots with Kevin Craig
by Kevin Craig
- Ana Ivanovic was given the 2nd quickest loss of her career as Karolina Pliskova beat her 6-2, 6-0 in the third round of Indian Wells in 49 minutes.
- In the men's singles final in Indian Wells, Milos Raonic managed to win only three of 30 points on his second serve, leading to a 6-2, 6-0 defeat.
- Andy Murray was beaten by a left-handed player other than Rafael Nadal for the first time since 2011 as Federico Delbonis beat him in the third round in Indian Wells.
- At one point in the John Isner-Kei Nishikori fourth round match at Indian Wells, Nishikori's average first serve speed was 108 miles per hour, while Isner's average second serve speed was 115 miles per hour.
- On a negative note for Isner, each of his last three losses have been decided by third set tiebreaks. In each match, Isner held match point and did not face a break point.
- Edouard Roger-Vasselin and Nenad Zimonjic were able to saved eight match points in the semifinal win over the Bryan brothers in Indian Wells.
- 16-year old Denis Shapovalov of Canada became the first player born in 1999 to win a match on the challenger level. This comes after Felix Auger Aliassime, also of Canada, became the first player born in 2000 to win a match on the challenger level last year. Shapovalov would also go on to become the first 16-year old to make a challenger semifinal since Stefan Kozlov made the semifinals at the Sacramento Challenger in 2014 as a 16-year old.
Bjorn Frantangelo Impresses Against Novak Djokovic – Passing Shots with Kevin Craig
by Kevin Craig
- At No. 149 in the world, Bjorn Fratangelo became the lowest ranked player to take a set off of Novak Djokovic since No. 174 Nicolas Almagro, who was returning from injury at the time, won the second set in their meeting in Rome in May of 2015. The last time Djokovic lost a first set to a player outside of the Top 100 was when he dropped the first set to No. 158 Lleyton Hewitt in the 2012 Olympics.
- 18 year old Americans Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe did battle in the first round in Indian Wells with Tiafoe wining in three sets. It was the first all-teen matchup in Indian Wells since Marin Cilic defeated Kei Nishikori in 2008.
- With Borna Coric and Alex Zverev reaching the third round in Indian Wells, it marks the first time since 2007 that multiple teenagers made the third round of the event. Djokovic, Andy Murray, and Evgeny Korolev were the players who did so.
- For the first time since 2010 in Indian Wells, no German woman reached the third round of the event.
- The No. 1 doubles seed in Indian Wells lost in the first round for the first time since 1998 as Jean-Julien Rojer and Horia Tecau lost to Lukasz Kubot and Marcin Matkowski, 10-6 in a match tiebreak.
- The final of the Jonkoping challenger lasted two hours and 44 minutes, making it the longest final on the challenger circuit in 2016. Andrey Golubev took home the title by beating Karen Khachanov, 6-7(9), 7-6(5), 7-6(4), saving four match points along the way. The four match points saved was the most in a challenger final since Tim Smyczek saved four in the Tiburon Challenger in 2015.
- The challenger event in Santiago saw a 19-year age difference in the first round as 38 year old Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo took on 19 year old Christian Garin. Ramirez Hidalgo came out with the victory in three sets.
- Facundo Bagnis became the first player to successfully defend a challenger title in 2016, winning the title in Santiago for the second straight year, also making it three titles in four tries in the Chilean capital.
Stan Wawrinka Wins Ninth Final In A Row, Djokovic Wins No. 700 – Passing Shots with Kevin Craig
by Kevin Craig
- Novak Djokovic earned his 700th career match win in Dubai, beating Jaziri in straight sets. He is now the third active player with 700 wins, behind Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer.
- The 28-point tiebreak in Dubai that was played between Stan Wawrinka and Marcos Baghdatis was the longest in an ATP final since Andy Roddick beat Mardy Fish in San Jose in 2004, also playing a 28-point tiebreak.
- Wawrinka's title in Dubai extends his win streak in finals to nine after starting his career 4-9 in finals.
- There were four finals played last week that involved a player with a one-handed backhand and a player with a two-handed backhand. All four of the players with one-handed backhands prevailed, including Dominic Thiem over Bernard Tomic, Pablo Cuevas over Pablo Carreno Busta, Wawrinka over Baghdatis, and Carla Suarez Navarro over Jelena Ostapenko.
- Cuevas played seven left-handers in a row, including all five of his opponents that he beat en route to his title in Rio de Janeiro, becoming the first player to win a title playing only left-handers along the way. Cuevas played Facundo Bagnis twice, Thiago Monteiro twice, Federico Delbonis, Nadal, and Guido Pella.
- Nick Kyrgios held all 47 of his service games during his title run in Marseille before being broken in his first service game in Dubai.
- Baghdatis served up a bagel to Roberto Bautista Agut in Dubai. The last time he had won a set 6-0 was against Andy Murray at the French Open in 2010. Baghdatis has won four 6-0 sets against players in the Top 20, but only won two of the four matches that included bagels.
- Franko Skugor of Croatia won his first match on the ATP World Tour in six years in Dubai, beating Teymuraz Gabashvili in straight sets. His most recent win came in July of 2010 in Umag when he beat Filippo Volandri.
Novak Djokovic Holds Huge ATP Ranking Points Lead Over No. 2 Andy Murray – Passing Shots with Kevin Craig
by Kevin Craig
- Novak Djokovic's Australian Open title is his 11th major title overall and puts him on even terms with Rod Laver's and Bjorn Borg's 11 major titles. Djokovic now also has six Australian Open titles, matching Roy Emerson's record.
- The current points gap in the ATP rankings between No. 1 Djokovic and No. 2 Andy Murray is equal to the points gap between No. 2 Murray and No. 36 Pablo Cuevas. With his win at the Australian Open, Djokovic is now guaranteed to hold the No. 1 ranking for at least 100 consecutive weeks.
- After hitting 100 unforced errors in his fourth round win over Gilles Simon, Djokovic hit only 88 unforced errors combined in his last three matches.
- Angelique Kerber was a combined 1-11 against Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams heading into the 2016 Australian Open before beating Azarenka in the semifinals and Williams in the final.
- The loss in the 2016 Australian Open final was just the fifth loss in a major final for Williams, and her first in three sets.
- For the first time in Australian Open history, eight different countries were represented in both the men's and women's singles draws. Serbia, Japan, Switzerland, the Czech Republic, France, Canada, Spain, and Great Britain were represented on the men's side while the United States, Russia, Poland, Spain, Germany, Belarus, Great Britain, and China were represented on the women's side.
- Jamie Murray became the first person not named Bob or Mike Bryan to make three straight major doubles finals since Mark Knowles and Daniel Nestor did it in 2002. Jamie and his brother Andy Murray will now both be ranked No. 2 in the doubles and singles rankings, respectively, the first time two brothers have done so.
- Bruno Soares became the first player to win two titles at the Australian Open by virtue of winning the men's and mixed doubles since Rennae Stubbs won the women's and mixed doubles titles in 2000.
- Di Wu became the first player from China to win a challenger title as he took home the title in Maui. Wu beat the No. 1 seed Kyle Edmund in the final, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Novak Djokovic Beats Andy Murray To Win Record-Tying Sixth Australian Open Title, 11th Major Title
by Kevin Craig
Novak Djokovic claimed his sixth Australian Open title and 11th major singles title overall on Sunday night in Melbourne as he defeated Andy Murray in the final, 6-1, 7-5, 7-6. The win evens Djokovic up with Rod Laver and Bjorn Borg at 11 major titles, a number which Djokovic will surely increase by the end of 2016.
The first set started promising for Murray as he had a break point in the opening game of the match on Djokovic's serve. It was all downhill from there in the first set though, as Djokovic fought for the hold and then quickly raced out to a double break lead at 5-0 in less than 20 minutes. Murray, stunned by what had just happened on the court, started to show signs of life as he was able to get a game on the board and avoid a bagel before making Djokovic stress slightly as he served out the set, having to play a game that lasted 10 points.
Djokovic started off the second set strong again, having a look at four break chances at 1-1. Murray was able to fend those off, but not the break chance Djokovic would see at 3-3, allowing the Serb to take a break lead in the set. Murray refused to go away though, as he quickly earned his first break point since the opening game of the match and took advantage of it to get back on serve. Despite the disappointment of letting the lead slip, Djokovic continued to apply pressure on the Brit's serve, getting break points at 4-4 and 5-5. Murray was up 40-0 in the 5-5 game, but lost a 37-shot rally to Djokovic, the first of five points that the Serb would go on to win in a row to get the break advantage and a chance to serve for a two sets to love lead. Murray fought in the 12th game to earn a break point and take Djokovic to deuce, but the Serb didn't let up and was able to successfully take the set.
The match appeared done and dusted early in the third set as Djokovic broke in the opening game and then held at love for a 2-0 lead. Combine that with the fact Djokovic had only ever lost from two sets up once, to Jurgen Melzer at the 2010 French Open, and there was little hope for the No. 2 player in the world. Murray, though, was able to earn break points in back-to-back service games from Djokovic, and was successful in the latter game as he got the third set back on serve. It was straightforward to the tiebreak from there as the returners only got past 15 twice in the last six games of the set. After fighting so hard to get to the tiebreak, it appeared as if Murray had nothing left, falling into a 1-6 hole. Djokovic, on his third championship point, hit an ace down the T that sealed the straight sets victory and his 11th major title.
The disappointing moment for Murray sees him lose to Djokovic in the Australian Open final for the fourth time. Murray, though, does not have to stress about tennis for a couple weeks as he can head back home to his wife and await the birth of their first child.
Djokovic's success stemmed from his application of pressure on Murray's second serve and being able to force him into hitting unforced errors. The 35 percent success rate on second serve and 65 unforced errors will create an easy recipe for the No. 1 player in the world to grab the win. Djokovic was able to do so in less than three hours as he was not only able to level Laver's and Borg's number of major titles, but also evened himself with Roy Emerson's six Australian Open titles. Djokovic continues to look unstoppable early in 2016, and the tennis world is left waiting to see who has the ability to beat the best player in the world.
Andy Murray Outlasts Milos Raonic To Reach Australian Open Final For Fifth Time
by Kevin Craig
Andy Murray is into his fifth Australian Open final after defeating Milos Raonic 4-6, 7-5, 7-6, 6-4, 6-2 on Friday in Melbourne. Murray ended Raonic's undefeated start to the season, as the Canadian had won nine matches in a row to start off 2016. Murray will go on to face Novak Djokovic in the final of the Australian Open for a fourth time, the most recent of which came in 2015 with Djokovic winning in four sets.
The eagerly anticipated semifinal match between the No. 2 seed and the No. 13 seed got off to a start that not many people would have expected. Raonic broke Murray at love to start off the match, before fighting back from a 0-40 whole on his serve to get the hold and go up 2-0. There's not much else to say about the first set, other than that Raonic had another break chance at 4-2, but Murray snuffed it out. Too little too late for Murray, as Raonic cruised on his serve throughout the set to take the early lead.
The second started very tight as Murray had break points in two of Raonic's first three service games, but was unable to convert on any of them. Raonic struggled to make an impact on Murray's serve throughout the duration of the set, winning only six points on Murray's serve. Being able to relax on his own serve allowed Murray to continue to apply pressure on Raonic's serve, opening up a break chance in the 12th game of the set. Murray would not miss out on this opportunity, as he took it and the set to level the match.
Five holds at love started off the third set as both players appeared to settle down a bit now that the match was back at even. Only once in the set did a returner get past 30 in a game, and that was when Raonic took Murray to deuce at 5-5 and saw a break point. Raonic failed to convert on that, but when the set went to a tiebreak, he was ready to pounce on the big points, taking it 7-4 and going up two sets to one.
The experienced Murray didn't let the disappointment of dropping the third set get to him, as he waited for an opportunity in the fourth set to take advantage of. It took a while, as once again the servers dominated and the returner got past 15 only once in the first six games of the set, but when Raonic played one poor service game at 3-3, Murray was all over it and broke at love to take the lead. The last three games of the set all went to deuce as Raonic had three opportunities to get back on serve in the set, but Murray played too well for Raonic and closed out the fourth set to even the match up again.
Raonic's window to get the win appeared to close as the fourth set ended as Raonic quickly found himself down 4-0 in the fifth set. The Canadian appeared to be hindered by a groin injury throughout the match, but the pain intensified as the match approached the end. Murray took advantage of Raonic's inability to move as well as he had been, jumping out to the double break lead and not looking back, only losing one point on serve in the deciding set.
Murray's consistent level of play and tough defense proved to be too much for Raonic throughout the match, as Murray hit only 28 unforced errors, 50 less than what Raonic hit. Murray also applied a lot of pressure on Raonic's second serve, as Raonic won only 44 percent of the points on his second serve.
Despite the loss, Raonic has proved to the tennis world that he has made the necessary improvements to compete at the highest level of tennis. With wins over Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka already in 2016, combined with this valiant effort against Murray, the rest of the ATP will be on the lookout for the big hitting Canadian.
Murray will now take advantage of the much needed day of rest after having to battle Raonic for over four hours, before taking on Djokovic in the final. Murray has played Djokovic in five of the nine grand slam finals that he has played in, but has not been able to beat him in the three finals they've played in Melbourne. Murray did come out victorious at the US Open in 2012 and Wimbledon in 2013, and will hope to replicate those results on Sunday night in Rod Laver Arena.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 29, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas ^___________ Tuesday, March 29,1994 ■ Herald-Zeltung ■ 3Tornadoes easier to track, thanks to Doppler systemsTips for surviving tornado strikes —Seek shelter in a basement, closet or room protected by as many interior walls as possible. —Never waste time opening windows to counteract pressure differentials. Buildings won't explode if windows are closed. —Move from a large open building, such as a gym or auditorium, into a hallway or small room. —Get out of your vehicle or mobile home. —If you're outdoors, get in a culvert. Avoid drainage ditches that might flood. By JEAN PAGEL Associated Press Writer LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Meteorologists on the South Plains armed themselves with new technology just in time for the springtime storms that can brew into black masses of fury. .The sophisticated radar package WSR-88D serves as an eye in the sky to watch rotating winds that might form tornados. The Doppler system, as it is called, is also being installed at the National Weather Service station in New Braunfels. At the National Weather Service in Lubbock, where the $2.5 million radar was installed in March, forecasters say they've gained an edge tracking when and where tornados touch down in a 150-mile radius. "We have tornados every year, but it's just a matter of bad luck if they hit anything," said Andy Anderson, NWS meteorologist in charge. "We've seen time after time where if people have just a few minutes of warning, it saves lives." Each year in Texas — most often from April to June — thunderstorms spawn about 120 tornados that on average kill 15 people and hurt 200 others. The NWS in Amarillo received the state's first WSR-88D last spring; others operate in Houston and the Dallas area. Amarillo weather watchers credit the new technology with helping detect 17 of the Texas Panhandle's 20 tornados last year. The three that slipped by the radar were weak, said meteorologist Douglas Crowley. "It's been a tremendous help to us," Crowley said. The Doppler works like this: Scanning radar beams bounce off atmospheric conditions like hail or raindrops. The Doppler's screens reflect a rainbow color scheme — from powder blue to dark purple and reds — measuring the energy intensity in a thunderstorm. Meteorologists can "watch" the speed and direction of a rotating air column by monitoring the colors on their computer screen. Crowley said the radar allowed the Amarillo NWS to issue warnings four to 25 minutes before the tornados touched down. No one was hurt or killed in Panhandle tornados last year, he said. "It's finally knowing that you're moving into moderr science and tech-nology, giving you information to make proper decisions to protect the public with," he said. Anderson called West Texas a tornado breeding ground, where upper-atmosphere systems tap into warm moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. Less than 2 percent of the tornados in Texas are classified as violent: These 200-mph monsters can grow more than one mile wide and stay on the ground for more than one hour. Such "violent" tornados hit Waco on May ll, 1953, killing 114 people; Wichita Falls on April IO, 1979, killing 45 people; and Saragosa on May 23, 1987, killing 30 people. "We just frankly don't know enough about them," Anderson said. "What initiates that rotation? What gets them started?" At NWS stations around the country, Doppler technology is gradually replacing World War II-era radar that can't trace moving air currents. "I don't want to give the impression that we're going to find every tornado and give adequate warning, because that's not the case," Anderson said. "As good as that new radar is, there's just no substitute to having a trained spotter in the right place." Tornado studies of another sort — how to protect life and property — have been under way at Texas Tech University since a Lubbock tornado killed 26 people and caused $135 million in damage on May 11,1970. Kishor Mehta said the Wind Engineering Research Center is finding ways to make schools and homes more tornado-resistant. Mehta, director of the Texas Tech center, said research there helped disprove the myth that closed windows make houses explode during tornados. His best advice for staying safe in a tornado is relatively low-tech and oldfashioned: "As long as the bathroom is in the middle of the house... get in the tub with a mattress."Major Texas Tornadoes Through History May 9, 1993 — Dallas and Collin Counties; one dead, more than 60 hurt, property damage estimated at $18 million as twister skipped from Sachse to Wylie. June 1,1990 — Pecos and Upton Counties; two dead, 19 hurt, widespread property damage as tornado swept 20 miles, crossing FM 305. 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Human Polyclonal Parvin alpha Primary Antibody for EIA, IHC (p) - ABIN954001
Lorenz, Vakonakis, Lowe, Campbell, Noble, Hoellerer: Structural analysis of the interactions between paxillin LD motifs and alpha-parvin. in Structure (London, England : 1993) 2008
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Human Polyclonal Parvin alpha Primary Antibody for IHC (p), WB - ABIN653266
Wang, Fukuda, Byeon, Velyvis, Wu, Gronenborn, Qin: The structure of alpha-parvin CH2-paxillin LD1 complex reveals a novel modular recognition for focal adhesion assembly. in The Journal of biological chemistry 2008
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Park, Rha, Ahn, Shin, Kwon, Kim, An, Kim, Yang, Chung: PINCH-2 presents functional copy number variation and suppresses migration of colon cancer cells by paracrine activity. in International journal of cancer. Journal international du cancer 2015
Protein expression of alpha-Parvin increases with colorectal cancer progression.
PARVA promotes metastasis by modulating ILK (show ILK Antibodies) signalling pathway in lung adenocarcinoma
alpha-Parvin, a pseudopodial constituent, was found to promote migration of breast cancer cells and to be expressed exclusively by Invasive lobular carcinoma
Actopaxin plays a role in hepatocellular carcinoma progression and metastasis, by way of regulation of cell invasiveness and motility, an epithelial-mesenchymal transition process, and chemosensitivity to cytotoxic drugs.
beta2-adaptin (show AP2B1 Antibodies) is shown to bind to the focal adhesion protein actopaxin and localize to focal adhesions during cells spreading in an actopaxin dependent manner
alpha-parvin, beta-parvin (show PARVB Antibodies) and migfilin (show FBLIM1 Antibodies) were expressed in tumor cells in 53%, 2%, 28% and 53% of effusions and 57%, 20%, 83% and 25% of solid lesions, respectively.
Actopaxin phosphorylation is required for matrix degradation and cell invasion via regulation of Rho GTPase (show RACGAP1 Antibodies) signaling.
results also identify the integrin-linked kinase (ILK (show ILK Antibodies)) and alpha-parvin proteins as a new molecular partner and target, respectively, of the Lnk (show SH2B3 Antibodies) adaptor.
the alpha-parvin CH2 (show Acyp1 Antibodies)-paxillin (show PXN Antibodies) LD1 complex has a role in focal adhesion assembly
inhibition of the ILK (show ILK Antibodies)-alpha-parvin complex is sufficient, although not necessary, for promotion of apoptosis
These results provide important evidence for a crucial role of the PINCH-1 (show LIMS1 Antibodies)-ILK (show ILK Antibodies)-alpha-parvin complex in the control of podocyte adhesion, morphology, and survival.
Results describe the roles of the ILK (show ILK Antibodies)-PINCH (show LIMS1 Antibodies)-parvin triad proteins in the maturation of focal adhesions.
Findings show that alpha-pv represents an essential adhesion checkpoint that controls RhoA (show RHOA Antibodies)/ROCK-mediated contractility in vSMCs.
This gene encodes a member of the parvin family of actin-binding proteins. Parvins are associated with focal contacts and contain calponin homology domains that bind to actin filaments. The encoded protein is part of the integrin-linked kinase signaling complex and plays a role in cell adhesion, motility and survival.
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"Whoa." I skidded and grabbed hold of the pillar. Looking down I saw that the floor was covered in something. I crouched down feeling the stone floor and wondered why there was water here.
"What do you think you're doing here?" A voice drew my attention away from the water.
I stood up seeing a tall long hair girl looking pretty annoyed. "Sorry I'm new here."
"Shouldn't you be in class?" She said crossing her arms looking all high and mighty.
"Shouldn't you?"
"I happen to be a prefect and we take it in turns patrolling the halls making sure that students like you are not wandering around when they should be in class." She informed me touching to her prefect badge. Whoever she was clearly loved telling people what to do. "At listed your from Slytherin house, however you're in one of the girls corridors and boys are not allowed in this part."
"Ok I'm going." I turned walking away. "Oh you might want to get someone to sort that water out."
"What water?" She called back; this time I stopped looking back to the floor and seeing that the stone was bone dry. Huh? What was going on?
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Classes carried on as usual and eventually my first day at Hogwarts was over with. Although nearly everyone was whispering, whatever the topic was it seemed to be serious and even the professors were talking in hush tones whenever I passed them. When I went into the column room students were chatting to their friends, practicing simple spells and doing homework. I knew that dinner was soon so I headed up to my signal room and grabbed a shower.
I was still amazed when I walked into the great hall, from what I could work out it resembled the sky outside and I half excepted to see Lila fly across the indoor clouds. It was a strange being on Slytherin table, I didn't really feel welcome and mostly everyone spoke in hush tones, well part from the first years at the top end of the table. From what I could over hear mostly everyone was talking about the quidditch trail outs. Quidditch was boring flying around on a wooden stick, although flying around on your own dragon was awesome. It struck me how much I was missing my old school, my friends and the teachers. I felt soo alone here more then I wanted to admit to myself.
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HES-MHMDS Data Linkage Report, Summary Statistics - December 2013, Experimental statistics
This is the latest monthly (December 2013) statistical publication in relation to the linked HES (Hospital Episode Statistics) and MHMDS (Mental Health Minimum Dataset) data.
The two datasets have been linked using specific patient identifiers collected in HES and MHMDS. The linkage allows the datasets to be linked in this manner from 2006-07; however this report focuses on patients who were present in the two datasets in the period April 2013 to December 2013 only.
The bridging file used for this publication was also released on 25 April 2014; it utilises the latest published Provisional (Monthly) HES data and year-to-date MHMDS data relating to the period April 2013 to December 2013.
The HES-MHMDS linkage provides the ability to undertake national (within England) analysis along acute patient pathways for mental health service users' interactions with acute secondary care.
Key facts
There are approximately 1.56 million individuals who are recorded as being users of adult mental health services (within MHMDS) during April 2013 to December 2013.
Of these, approximately 1.49 million MH service users are aged 18 or over¹ and can be linked to HES, of this subset in April 2013 to December 2013:
it is estimated that around 475,000 (or 32 per cent) had at least one inpatient episode of care
it is estimated that around 959,000 (or 64 per cent) had at least one outpatient appointment
it is estimated that around 556,000 (or 37 per cent) had at least one A&E attendance
it is estimated that around 1,123,000 (or 76 per cent) accessed at least one hospital service (inpatient episodes of care, outpatients appointment or A&E attendance)
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"Geek!"My friend laughed as the school nerd stood in front of her having just asked her out.
"Be nice Clara."I said.
"Sorry Mother!"Clara said sarcastically.
"I'm sorry about this Ben."I said.
"It's okay, I didn't think I'd have a chance."Ben said, and as he walked away his shoulders slumped.
"You couldn't have said it nicer?"I asked, annoyed with Clara.
"Not all of us are as nice as you, Lily."Clara said.
"So I've noticed."I said sadly.
"You know what, I'm gonna teach you how to be mean! I'm sure Darren, Gabe and Mandy will help!"Clara said.
"No, that's really okay."I said, holding my hands up in surrender.
"Lily, that wasn't a suggestion."Clara said.
"I know it wasn't."I said, just as the bell rang. "And neither is that! See you at lunch."
My first four classes went by as normal, except for Clara's texting promises of making me mean. By the end of first hour Gabe was texting me as well, also promising to make me mean. By the end of second hour Darren was also, and by the end of third hour, so was Mandy.I didn't get annoyed, which is normal for me.
When I entered the lunchroom my friends pounced on me.
"Get your lunch and come on."Clara ordered, and I saw they all had their lunches and Mandy had mine.
"Thanks."I said as she handed it to me.
"That's not going to help. Manners equal nice."Mandy said.
"I'm sorry, I can't help that I have good manerisms."I defended.
"Sorry equals manners."Darren said.
"Look guys, I can't do this, I'm sorry. I can't be mean!"I said.
"Which is why we're here."Gabe said.
"And what exactly are you going to do?"I asked as we emerged from the lunchroom outside.
"Here we go."Clara said, and she smiled her smile that meant trouble.
"Alright, say I'm Ben."Gabe said, and I kenw he knew about the Ben incident this morning.
"Ben wants to ask you out on a date so he does, what do you say?"Mandy asked.
"Hi Lily."Gabe said.
"Hi Ben."I replied.
"So I was wondering-"Gabe began.
"Gabe! Ben wouldn't be so confident."Clara scolded.
"It's not the real thing, just.... Practice."I replied.
"Continue on then...."Clara sighed.
"Anyways, I was wondering if you would go out on a date with me."Gabe said.I
paused, trying to figure out what to say.
"I'm sorry Ben, but I can't."I said softly.
"Lily!"Clara complained.
"I'm sorry, I can't be mean!"I replied.
"Move over and watch me."Clara said, pushing past me.
"Clara, I was wondering-"Gabe began.
"Get out of my way geek. Don't you know not to talk to people outside you clique? Oh wait, you don't have one."Clara said, and then shoved past Gabe.
"Now try that."Mandy said, though she said it nicer than Clara had.
"I can't!"I cried.
"Try."Mandy said.
"I did, but it didn't work."I replie
"Look Lily, I promised that I am going to make you mean, and I plan on holding true to that promise."Clara said.
"But I can't be mean!"I said.
"She has a point Clara. I'm remembering every moment since first grade and I can't remember her ever saying a mean word, or doing something rude or mean. Not even to her brother."Mandy said.
"You have a point to Mandy."Darren said quietly.
"Which is ironic considering Ollie."Gabe replied.
My older brother Ollivander was my exact opposite. Where I had never said a mean word, he has never said I nice word. It really explained why Clara and him were dating.
"And what do you mean by that?"Clara demanded.
"Ollie isn't a nice person."Gabe said.
"I think you're all on crack!"Clara laughed as the bell rang.
My friends all left, leaving me standing alone. As I began to walk off to my next class I heard a voice, but I couldn't figure out where it came from.
"Clara and Ollivander are kotu."It said.
"What the heck?!"I said out loud. "Kotu?"
I shook my head and walked off, planning to go to the library after school and look it up.


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Some people don't eat salmon skin but I love it. To me, that's the best part of the fish, whether it's grilled and charred or steamed and slimy.
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Tied in first position with the skin would be the belly, which is soft, tender, and dripping with fat. All good omega-3 fat, of course, that improves brain function.
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Norfolk Crescent proved to be a quiet road in a rich suburb, with a large private square and a block of large flats, each of which changed hands for nothing less than a million pounds. The square was lushly green with shady trees that looked old and peaceful, and a nanny sat on a cast-iron bench reading the Harvard Business Review while her charge played on the grass with a set of lettered building blocks. The bird-song was loud, though not enough to drown out the noise of traffic to the south, and there was a scent of newly-mown grass in the air, though no sign of the grass cuttings. Squareknock leaned on the black-painted, man-high spiked railings that protected the square from intruders and gazed at the block of flats. They were outwardly modest and it was only when you started counting windows that you realised how big they must be. They were a dark-brown brick, the kind of colour that the architect had probably enthusiastically specified as chocolate and the builder had swapped out for mud.
"This is the place?" he said, though it was barely a question the way he said it. "Wealthy area, and these flats aren't cheap. I imagine you barely get two flats to a floor."
"Yer, this is the place," said Jason looking up at the flats. "I remember looking out of the bedroom window at this square and thinking it looked like a right nice place to lie down on a summer's day. It's all lit up at night, you know!"
"It sounds very nice," said Wilson, who despaired of Squareknock's refusal to move out of their Baker Street rooms and into somewhere a little larger. He knew that he'd miss Mrs. Bloodhound, but he also thought that if Holes were to stop shooting her he might stand a better chance of her seeing him as more than just a tenant. "It seems like a very quiet area, very respectable."
"Hah, you wouldn't want to live here, Wilson," said Squareknock still staring up at the windows of the flats. "There are some very unsavoury characters lurking in plain sight."
"Whatever do you mean?" Wilson looked around, but apart from Holes and Jason, all he could see still was the Nanny and the child. Holes pointed at the nanny.
"The hired help generally doesn't read the Harvard Business Review," he said ignoring the nanny's gimlet-eyed stare in his direction. "Especially not upside down, and if you look at the cover carefully you'll see that despite it being upside down the date is the right-way up and clearly visible in the wrong corner, the outside corner, of the magazine. The British Intelligence Services continue to amuse themselves by thinking that this kind of spycraft needs to be taught to new recruits, despite the laughable ease with which it can be detected. The blocks that the child is playing with are never out of order, as you would know if you'd been watching them. The child moves them around, but retains the relative order of them all, and they spell out the message to be communicated."
"They're spelling gibberish to me," said Wilson looking at the blocks. Now that Holes mentioned it, perhaps it was a little odd that the child hadn't thrown any of them off amongst the trees yet.
"Well yes," said Holes. "The message is encrypted using a simple Caesar cipher on an alphabet where all the vowels have been removed and the words first translated into Polish. There are a number of possibilities for the third, fourth and seventh words of the sentence, but there are hints in the images on the child's blanket. I am reasonably confident that I have correctly decoded the message, but there may be a nuance of detail that has escaped me."
"Bravo!" said Jason, actually applauding. The nanny gave him a filthy look and gathered up the blocks and child, dumping both unceremoniously into the pram.
"Well, thank-you," said Holes failing to look at all modest. "But that aside, which flat were you resident in one night? I think it likely to be number six or eight, but I confess I cannot presently find a reason to prefer one to the other."
"Eight," said Jason, his mouth hanging open in admiration. The nanny chose that moment to walk past, and neatly closed his mouth with a finger under his jaw.
"You might be on the iPlayer," she hissed at Holes, "but that doesn't give you free rein to ruin training exercises!"
"How did you know it was six or eight, Holes?" asked Wilson, who was in the habit of getting Holes to explain his deductions so that he could write up the story with as much detail as possible later on. "I would say it was impossible to know that."
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ACU Alum
Issue 1, Spring 2011
Homeless but not forgotten
Under constant threat of being robbed, assaulted or arrested, sleeping on the streets is tough and lonely. Yet at least one person is doing what she can to bring a little comfort. Caitlin Ganter spoke to Jean Madden about saving lives with a swag.
What would you do if you had no house, no money, and no help? Every day more than 100,000 Australians are looking for a place to call home, with many forced to spend a sleepless night in a back alley.
After watching a documentary on homelessness in 2005, Jean Madden was shocked to realise the negative physical and mental effects of sleeping rough, and was determined to act.
"I felt it just wasn't good enough that people in my community were sleeping on concrete each night, and I wanted to ease some of the health issues related to homelessness," she said.
Realising that existing swags were impractical for the street, Jean created the unobtrusive and portable Street Swag. Made from lightweight waterproof canvas and a foam mattress, it has room for extra belongings and can be folded into a bag, helping to preserve the dignity of the homeless and acting as a deterrent to theft and violence.
"One really important design element is that the Street Swag does not look like a bed, which is important for safety of the homeless, particularly women and children," Jean said.
In 2009, the ACU arts, theology and education graduate beat actor Brad Pitt to win the prestigious "people's choice" category for her invention.
In 2010 she was named Queensland Young Australian of the Year.
"I know a lot of people think that only drug addicts or people with a mental illnesses are homeless, but the majority of the swags we've distributed so far have gone to families," Jean said.
"Just recently I was distributing swags and met a young woman and her husband who had lost their home following the Brisbane floods in January.
"Forced to live behind a church, the woman would catch three busses each morning to visit her children, who had been put into foster care.
"They were extremely distressed, and trying to get back on their feet, but it is a huge process and these families need our help."
An innovative production and distribution chain means that the Street Swag helps more then just the homeless. Prisoners sew the swags and gain work readiness skills and qualifications, Aboriginal communities gain government employment and home industry skills, and school children roll and package them.
With the help of numerous aid organisations and volunteers, Jean's team has distributed 16,400 swags to date.
They produce 5000 swags a year at a cost of $60 each, and Jean is tasked with the difficult job of finding $300,000 every year.
To help with funding, Jean has also launched Walkabout Beds Pty Ltd, which sells a commercial version of the swag to the public. All funds from Walkabout Beds are invested back into Street Swags.
Another key fundraising activity is the upcoming Christmas album A Season for Giving featuring Australian musicians such as Lee Kernaghan, Tommy Emmanuel, Kasey Chambers and Katie Noonan.
A mother of two and from a family of seven children herself, Jean said it was her parents who had instilled in her the importance of helping others.
"I've always been taught that 'to whom much is given, much is expected,'" she said. "I am incredibly blessed and have a wonderful support network, but not everyone is so lucky."
"Australia is not a developing country and there is really no reason anyone should have to sleep rough, let alone vulnerable mothers and their children.
"The Street Swag is not about solving homelessness, but about keeping people alive for as long as possible, and it's a great privilege to be able to help."


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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report says Britain should raise the pension age from 65 to 70 to keep more people in work.
Failure to act could lead to a 'pronounced slowdown in economic growth', the report says.
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Some pension funds face big shortfalls following the 2000-2003 stock market slump, and hundreds of companies have closed final-salary pension schemes to new staff.
Work and Pensions Secretary Alan Johnson earlier this month ruled out a rise in the retirement age after angry protests from trades unions.
The OECD report on Ageing and Employment Policies says Britain's labour supply 'will remain broadly stagnant in over the next 50 years. This could lead to rising labour shortages.'
The report calls on Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown to simplify and raise State pensions.
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The Paris-based OECD says the Government should 'take further steps to prevent disability-related benefits being used as a de facto early retirement scheme'.
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The Dutchman is aware that he features prominently on the shortlists at both clubs, who are in the market for a manager after parting company with Mark Hughes and Gérard Houllier respectively. Jol, the former Tottenham Hotspur manager, was close to moving to Fulham last summer, after Roy Hodgson departed for Liverpool, only for Ajax, his then club, to block the deal.
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Villa are believed to have Steve McClaren in their thoughts and the former England manager would jump at the opportunity to join them. But, together with the outsider, Roberto Martínez of Wigan Athletic, McClaren appears to be behind Jol in the reckoning. There have been suggestions that a candidate who has so far remained under the radar could yet come to the fore at Villa Park, with Owen Coyle of Bolton Wanderers having been mentioned. Coyle, however, has not been approached at this stage.
Villa maintain that Hughes is not under consideration for the vacancy, despite figures within the game seeing more than coincidence in the timing of his resignation from Fulham. He activated the break clause in his contract on Wednesday night, roughlyan hour after Villa had confirmed Houllier's departure and just before the expiry of the clause at midnight. He will leave the club as a free agent on 30 June.
The theory runs that Hughes would not have walked out if he did not have a job to go to and it is understood he thought the Villa job was his. Villa, however, were distinctly unimpressed with the way Hughes handled his departure at Fulham and insist he no longer features in their thoughts.
Hughes's representative, Kia Joorabchian, said his client resigned because Fulham did not match his ambitions and not because he expects to take the Villa job. "One of the things he looked for at the end of the season was to see if there was an ambition for Fulham to go to the next level. Mark left Fulham because he wanted to explore his aspirations. [He] wants to go to a club where he can fight for titles and win championships."
Fulham fear Jol could go to Villa, as it is the bigger club but they will again do their best to take him to Craven Cottage. He was their No1 choice last summer to succeed Hodgson, ahead of Hughes, and showed his intention to join them by agreeing personal terms in principle on a three-year contract. Ajax, though, refused to release him. Fulham's anger at what they perceive to have been a betrayal by Hughes has been best reflected by Fayed. He sent a message to each one of his first-team players to stress that the success of this past season had been a team effort, with the subtext being that Hughes's loss was of no concern.
Fayed, though, is looking forward and he has been inundated with applications for the vacant post. Avram Grant and Chris Hughton have been among the managers to show an interest. Martin O'Neill and McClaren have also been touted.