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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 20, 1999, New Braunfels, Texas Wednesday's Games Today's Games Eastern Conference Pacers 85 76ers 82 Indiana leads series 2-0 Western Conference Spurs 79 Lakers 76 San Antonio leads series 2-0 Eastern Conference Knicks at Hawks, 7 p.m. TV: TNT (cable channel 36) New York leads series 1-0 Western Conference Trail Blazers at Jazz, 9:30 p.m. TV: TNT (cable channel 36) Utah leads series 1-0 More on the Spurs-Lakers series — Page 10 N EW (tiaUjtisNFELS 2 0332 IOO q 10/22/09 TI CHOPU BL I SHIN' 1^1 JC, VV fmHUmNr so-wlut IIH; - - - 2627 E WH HI ll HERALD-ZeI I UNG Vol. 148, No. 130 16 pages in I section May 20, 1999 Thursday — Comal County since 1852 50 cents 'Phantom Menace' a hit with fans Area residents like film despite poor reviews By Heather Tooo Staff Writer The verdict is in. After a 16-year hiatus, George Lucas still has "the Force" to drive moviegoers to the box office. Area residents got the first peek at Lucas* much-awaited prequel, "Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace," in the wee hours of the morning Wednesday. Marketplace Cinema 12,651 North Business 35, started showing one of the most hyped science fiction movies in history at midnight on two screens. Both showings sold out May 12 — the first day tickets went on sale. "It was wonderful. I loved it," Erie Watson said. At 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, Watson, along with his friend Chris Sioman, walked out from their second viewing of the newest Star Wars flick — the first of three prequels to the original films. Watson and Sioman attended the "Phantom Menace" premiere at midnight — and they planned to return for a third viewing Wednesday night. "It was a beautiful, fun film," Watson said. "I give it two thumbs up." In response to a wave of critics' reviews denouncing the film as a "big disappointment," Sioman said, "They're dumb." "It's different than the other Star Wars films. It is its own movie," he said. See FANS/5 Travis LaFaitte, 11, and his mother, Mary Jo, dressed up for the New Braunfels premiere of "Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace" early Wednesday at Marketplace Cinema 12,651 Business 35 North. ROBIN CORNETT/ Herald-Zetlung Destined to Rangers' Atzenhoffer learned craft at age 9 By Peter Brown Sports Editor Some people choose their own destiny. Some have it thrust upon them. For Smithson Valley pitcher Rachel Atzenhoffer, destiny just popped out of her mouth one day when she was 9 years old. "I don't know what it was," she said. "One day I just said, 'Hey, I want to pitch.'" That sentence sent Atzenhoffer on a long and winding path that will head for Austin on Friday, when Smithson Valley's softball team takes on Weatherford in the Class 4A University Interscholastic League state semifinals. A win would put the Rangers in Saturday's championship game, a step further than any Smithson Valley team has been in any sport. When she expressed her interest in pitching, Atzenhoffer began working with Javier Veils, who coaches softball at Klein Oak High School in Houston. Atzenhoffer said when she began to realize the work it took to learn to pitch, she almost gave it up. "I liked it at first, but after all the practice I was wondering why I was doing it," she said. "I had some second thoughts, but I stuck with it." After playing her freshman and sophomore seasons at Houston Cypress-Fairbanks High School, the Atzenhoffers moved to Comal County, much to the pleasure of Ranger softball fans. Atzenhoffer was 17-6 in 1998 with 288 strikeouts. To date, she is 22-1 with 291 strikeouts. She threw a perfect game on April I against Bastrop and a no-hitter eight days later against Lockhart. In the Region 1V4A finals this past Friday, she was perfect through 6 2/3 innings, striking out a career-high 19 batters. "Every team there (at the state tournament) has a good pitcher. I've seen some of them and they are very, very good pitchers," SVHS coach Wayne Daigle said. "But I wouldn't trade for any one of them over who we've got at old Smithson Valley. Not after last Friday, no sir." "I can tell when she's on," senior catcher Cami Cunningham said. She puts the ball right where I call it and I don't have to move." See ATZENHOFFER/5House committee stalls on SB 1772 ROBIN CORNETT^erald-Zeitung Smithson Valley senior Rachel Atzenhoffer decided to be a pitcher at age 9. "I don't know what it was. One day I just said, Hey, I want to pitch,"1 she said. UIL Softball Tournament Cl— 4A Pairings Friday's Semifinal Games Magnolia (32-3) vs. Waco Midway (26-6), 1 p.m. Weatherford (34-2-2) vs. Smithson Valley (32-5), 3 p.m. Radio: KNBT (92.1 FM), KQNB (1420 AM) Saturday's Championship Game Magnolia-Waco Midway winner vs. Weatherford-Smithson Valley winner, 4 p.m. AM games at Pleasant Valley Sportspiex, Austin How to get there: Take Interstate 35 north to Austin, exit Riverside Drive Turn right 1 1/2 miles, then turn left onto Pleasant Valley Road for 1/2 mile. The Pleasant Valley Sportspiex is on the right. Tickets: An all-tournament pass ts available for $14. Admission for each of four sessions (2A, 3A, 4A, 5A) is $8 for adults and $5 for students. AH tickets must be purchased at the gate. Bill needs hearing to reach the floor By Peri Stone Staff Writer AUSTIN — A House committee took no action Wednesday on a bill that would allow New Braunfels to use a portion of its bed tax revenue for river cleanup. A committee aide said Senate Bill 1772 needed to receive a hearing today to pass through the Ways and Means Committee in time to reach the House floor. Saturday is the last day to turn in committee reports. The Legislature adjourns on May 31. % MEEK WATSON To find out if the committee will hear the bill again today, call (512)463-0822. Three New Braunfels residents went on record in favor of the bill at the hearing and more than IO representing New Braunfels and other cities went on record against it. Committee chair Rep. Rene Oliveira, D-Brownsville, said of the 99 percent of feedback he had received had been negative. New Braunfels City Council member Juliet Watson told committee members there was support for the bill. City council approved the bill, See SB 1772/3 Safe School task force identifies security needs By Heather Tooo Staff Writer Cracking down on pranksters and strengthening parental involvement and communication tops the list of security needs at local school campuses. Members of the New Braunfels Independent School District Safe School task force, comprised of school administrators, teachers, parents and law enforcement representatives, met Wednesday night to discuss security needs at school campuses in the 1999-2000 school year. Task force members and parents attending the meeting discussed suggestions made at a recent informational session and compiled a list of possible recommendations, including: • Installing a communications system in every classroom; • Video cameras to monitor the inside and outside of school campuses; • Motion-activated lighting on school grounds; • Encouraging parent volunteers to help monitor school hallways and parking lots; • Pushing legislation that would increase penalties for juveniles who commit school offenses; • Increased communication between school officials and parents, including follow-up letters rn the case of a school incident; and • Cooperation with local law enforcement to use bomb search dogs at local campuses. See NEEDS/5 Johnson named small business person of year By Peri StoneStaff Writer Local businesswoman Carol Johnson loves her job, and if an award she received Wednesday is any indication, she's good at it, too. The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce, Inc., recognized Johnson, owner of Johnson Furniture, 283 S. Seguin Ave., as New Braunfels' 1999 Small Business Person of the Year. She is the 10th recipient of the award. Johnson has owned the store since 1989, when she bought it from her parents. In January 1989, she started lnnerworks, an interior design company. When chamber officials marched into her store Wednesday, Johnson shook her head, laughing. "I can't believe y'all," she said. "Thank you." Johnson received a plaque, a badge to wear and a banner to display. "A small business isn't successful without serving the community and the community serving back," she said. "It's a w in-w in situation." Chamber vice president Bonnie Tetrault said Johnson was chosen because of her community involvement and the "obvious growth" of the store. 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Joanne Lunn is an English classical soprano in opera and concert.
Joanne Lunn studied at Royal College of Music, where she graduated and received the Tagore Gold Medal.[1]
Lunn performed in Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea, Gluck's operas Orfeo ed Euridice and Alceste, and in Verdi's Falstaff. In 2004 she appeared as Helena in Benjamin Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream, conducted by John Eliot Gardiner and directed by David Pountney. She performed in Monteverdi's Orfeo, conducted by Philip Pickett, in Paris and for the Beijing International Music Festival.
She recorded Bach cantatas with John Eliot Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir, such as Herr, wie du willt, so schicks mit mir, BWV 73, for the Third Sunday after Epiphany.[2] In 2000 she took part in the group's Bach Cantata Pilgrimage performing and recording the complete church cantatas of Bach. For Bach's motets, she collaborated in 2003 with the Hilliard Ensemble.[3] She performed Bach's St Matthew Passion with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and Roger Norrington, also with Frieder Bernius, the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, and with the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican Hall. She recorded the work with Philippe Herreweghe. She recorded Bach's Mass in B minor with both Jürgen Budday and the Maulbronn Chamber Choir, and Marc Minkowski and Les Musiciens du Louvre.[1] In 2010 she performed the work in St. David's Hall, Cardiff, with Elin Manahan Thomas, Robin Blaze, Toby Spence, Peter Harvey, the BBC National Chorus and Orchestra of Wales, conducted by Thierry Fischer.[4]
Lunn recorded John Rutter's Mass of the Children with the City of London Sinfonia, conducted by the composer, and performed the work both at St Paul's Cathedral and at the Symphony Hall, Birmingham.[1]
- ^ a b c "Joanne Lunn (Soprano)". bach-cantatas.com. 2005. Retrieved 17 January 2011.
- ^ "Johann Sebastian Bach / Kantaten · Cantatas". Deutsche Grammophon. 2000. Retrieved 17 January 2011.
- ^ "Johann Sebastian Bach Mottetten The Hilliard Ensemble". ecmrecords.com. 2003. Retrieved 17 January 2011.
- ^ Glyn Pursglove (16 April 2010). "Bach Mass in B minor". musicweb-international.com. Retrieved 17 January 2011.
External links[edit]
- Joanne Lunn on hazard chase (agent)
- Entries for recordings by Joanne Lunn on WorldCat


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I was brought up in Yorkshire in the middle of nowhere and developed an unhealthy interest in my grandmother's old jazz records as there was very little modern music to listen to. There was also this pop single, "Don't Cry for Me Argentina", written by Tim for the musical Evita. I was suspicious of it initially as it was not terribly jazzy but I really enjoyed it.
We met by chance two years ago at this gentlemen's jazz club in London called the Boisdale, where I was asked to be the singer at an event and he was hosting it. It was a rowdy affair and afterwards I met him. I do a couple of radio shows, and one goes out on Sunday nights at 10 o'clock. He said, "I listen to that while I brush my teeth." I thought, "Great, I'm now what people brush their teeth to!"
I asked if I could send him my album Hey Ho, a celebration of the greatest British songs, though I felt a bit guilty that it didn't include any of his. I didn't think giving it to him would ever amount to anything.
Musical theatre and jazz don't often cross but when they do they make for great musicals. Tim was working on this musical adaptation of the book From Here to Eternity, and he sent me some demos with a note saying it was from his new show. I listened to them and I really liked one of them, "Another Language", and I thought might be suitable for my voice. So I recorded a very intimate version, just piano and my voice. It's been a pivotal record for me. I've got to a point where I'm fed up with the way records are made these days; it's so artificial. So I wanted to go back to basics, like how it used to be.
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Sir Tim Rice, 68
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SENTIDO Don Pedro Hotel, Cala San Vicente
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Alok Chakrabarti
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Chakrabarti, Alok, Bhaumik, Pradip K. (2009): Internationalization of technology development in India. In Journal of Indian Business Research, 1 (1) pp. 26-38. http://www.emeraldinsight.com/17755-4195.htm
Ray, Sougata, Chakrabarti, Alok (2006): Strategic change of firms in response to economic liberalization in an emerging market eco. In International Journal of Strategic Change Management, 1 (1) pp. 20-39.
Scillitoe, Joanne L., Chakrabarti, Alok (2005): The sources of social capital within technology incubators: the roles of historical ties a. In International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital, 2 (4) pp. 327-345.
Chakrabarti, Alok, Santoro, Michael (2003): Building social capital and learning environment in university-industry relationships. In International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital, 1 (1) pp. 19-36.
Santoro, Michael, Chakrabarti, Alok (2002): Firm size and technology centrality in industry-university relationships. In Research Policy, 31 (4) pp. 1163-1180.
Santoro, Michael, Chakrabarti, Alok (2001): Corporate strategic objectives for establishing relationships with university research cen. In IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 48 (2) pp. 157-163.
III, Paul E. Bierly, Chakrabarti, Alok (2001): Dynamic knowledge strategies and Industry Fusion. In International Journal of Manufacturing Technology and Management, 3 (2) pp. .
Brockhoff, Klaus, Chakrabarti, Alok, Kirchgeorg, Manfred (1999): Corporate Strategies in Environmental Management. In Research * Technology Management, 42 (4) pp. 26-30.
Santoro, Michael, Chakrabarti, Alok (1999): Building university industry research centers: Some strategic considerations. In International Journal Management Reviews, 1 (2) pp. 225-244.
Kessler, Eric, Chakrabarti, Alok (1999): Speeding up the pace of new product development. In Journal of Product Innovation Management, 16 (0) pp. 231-247.
Kessler, Erich, Chakrabarti, Alok (1999): An empirical investigation into methods affecting the quality of new prodcut innovations. In International Journal of Quality Science, 3 (4) pp. 302-319.
Brockhoff, Klaus, Chakrabarti, Alok, Kirchgeorg, Manfred (1999): Corporate Strategies in Environmental Management. In Research * Technology Management, 42 (3) pp. 26-30.
Kessler, Eric, Chakrabarti, Alok (1996): Innovation speed: A conceptual model of context, antecedents, and outcomes. In Academy of Management Review, 21 (4) pp. 1143-1191.
Igbaria, Magid, Chakrabarti, Alok (1990): Computer Anxiety and Attitudes Towards Microcomputer Use. In Behaviour and Information Technology, 9 (3) pp. 229-241.
Chakrabarti, Alok (2001): Universities as sources of technologies and problems of interface. In: "Außergewöhnliche Entscheidungen" Verlag Franz Vahlen .
Chakrabarti, Alok (2003): Role of universities in the Product Development Process: Strategic Considerations for the Telecommunication Industry. In: "Guide to High Tech Product Development for Telecommunication" Kluwer Academic Publishers .
Chakrabarti, Alok, Rice, Mark P. (2004): Changing Roles of Universities in Developing Entrepreneurial Regions - The Case of Finland and the US. In: "Cross-functional Innovation Management. Perspectives from different disciplines" Gabler Verlag .
Baily, Martin N., Chakrabarti, Alok (1988): Innovation and the Productivity Crisis, Brookings Institution,
Takacs, C. Helen, Chakrabarti, Alok (2008): The corporate social performance of U.S. firms investing in India. In: "India in the Emerging Global Order" Tata McGraw Hill .


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For 10 years, despite repeated warnings, there have not been enough skilled planners to deal with the country's planning applications.
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The lack of planners is predicted to reach a shortfall of almost 50 per cent by 2012, which will threaten the number of new homes that the Government wants built.
There is 'a significant risk that major Government targets for development and regeneration will be missed' the Government select committee report says this week.
At particular risk of failure, it goes on, is "the [Government's] intention to build three million new homes". Strong stuff from a committee hired by the Government itself.
And CABE, the Government's commission for architecture, confirms that one of the biggest challenges currently facing planners is to "meet the commitment to build three million homes by 2020".
Planners underpin our environment and the economy. It is their decisions that shape our towns and cities, roads and railways and our homes.
The report says that planners are not paid enough to stay in the public sector, nor does the profession seem glamorous enough to attract young people into it.
The Minister for Housing, Caroline Flint, admits that "we can end up in a bit of a review-itis situation".
Yet, unless the report's recommendations to raise the number of planners and their skills are acted on, it warns that "our towns, our cities and our economy will be threatened either by paralysis or chaotic and unregulated growth".
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Argyle 2 Mansfield 1 - Report
Argyle 2
O'Connor 2, McHugh 63
Mansfield Town 1
Oliver 64
by Rick Cowdery
THERE were not many clouds for Argyle as they climbed back into the Sky Bet League 2 promotion places with a hard-fought victory that was the epitome of the end-of-season mantra that results are more important than the performance.
The Pilgrims' defence has been rightly praised for a resilience that has seen them keep clean sheets this season, and it was two of that unit who, on this occasion, earned the victory at the other end of the pitch.
Anthony O'Connor headed them ahead after just 98 seconds and Carl McHugh nodded them further in front midway through the second period. Or did he? Post-match, O'Connor claimed a crucial final touch on McHugh's near-post header of Bobby Reid's corner. Videos proved inconclusive and the two Irishmen left Home Park still arguing the toss. This one might run and run.
Mansfield, who defied their lowly Sky Bet League 2 status to pose plenty of problems, immediately responded through Vadaine Oliver.
It could never be said that Argyle were in command of the game, nor that they were anywhere near as fluent as everyone in another bumper Home Park crowd would have liked but, as those watching another sport in Augusta this week will tell you, it is not how, it is how many.
Argyle manager John Sheridan had made four changes to the team beaten 2-1 at Portsmouth on Easter Bank Holiday Monday, three out of choice and one forced by captain Curtis Nelson's sending-off at Fratton Park.
O'Connor returned from a groin injury to fill the skipper's boots on the right-side of the back three, with the armband passing, for the first time, to Peter Hartley.
Olly Lee, scorer of the Pilgrims' spectacular consolation against Pompey, was promoted from the bench into midfield to replace Jason Banton, while Kelvin Mellor was preferred to young Everton loanee Gethin Jones for the right wing-back role.
The final of the four changes for the stag hunt was in the van, to where Lewi Alessandra was restored to partner Reuben Reid instead of Zak Ansah, the familiar front two having been separated after the former was benched at Fratton Park.
Mansfield, who arrived at Home Park hoping to stop a slide towards relegation trouble caused by four successive defeats, brought in Swiss goalkeeper Sascha Struder for Lenny Pidgeley and striker Rakish Bingham for Terry Hawkridge.
They were also obliged to make a late change to their initial 11 after Ritchie Sutton injured himself during the warm-up. The fortune to the right-back's poison belonged to Ryan Tafazolli, who was promoted from the bench to start.
The day went from bad to worse barely a minute and a half after the Pilgrims kicked off. Tafazolli's first significant contribution to the game was to foul Alessandra, charging unnecessarily into the Argyle number seven's back midway inside the Stags' half.
Bobby Reid floated a ball perfectly into O'Connor's flightpath and the tall Irishman ran on to it and sent a powerful looping header over a stranded Studer in front of the Devonport end. After waiting his whole life to claim his first goal – against Northampton Town earlier this month – SuperAnt has now netted twice in his last six matches.
While the early breakthrough initially relieved any anxiety, on the pitch and off it, the feelings soon crept back. A Mansfield corner routine caught Argyle napping, requiring Luke McCormick to block Reggie Lambe's powerful drive, and Oliver was denied a headed equaliser only by a linesman's flag.
The rest of the first half fell into the not-pretty-but-effective category for Argyle as Mansfield showed the same desire to thwart as they had the previous week, when restricting second-placed Shrewsbury to a single goal win at the One Call Stadium.
Clear opportunities did not come along often – Mansfield's priority was to spoil Argyle's intentions; the Pilgrims could not find the inventiveness to bypass this.
Lee, Alessandra and Mellor combined on the right to send the latter in on goal from a right-wing burst. Finding himself in the relatively unfamiliar environs of penalty box, Mellor knew he had to shoot, but the ball was on left foot and the tame effort was never going trouble Studer.
The visitors, maybe sensing Argyle's increasing nervousness in being unable to kill off the game, grew exponentially in confidence and might have gone into the interval on level terms had not Oliver shot wildly over from ten yards after fashioning space for himself.
Argyle could not shake of the visitors' grip in the opening stages of the second half, and McCormick was called upon again to save from point-blank range after substitute Matt Rhead had headed him in.
The Pilgrims responded with a break from which Alessandra shot across the goal before giving themselves breathing space with another headed goal from a Bobby Reid set-piece delivery, this time McHugh getting up at the near post to head a corner goalwards. O'Connor was in there, certainly, and insisted he had the final touch. Whatever, Argyle were two up and in a comfort zone.
Not for long. The two-goal margin was back to one within 72 seconds as Oliver reacted quickest to his header from Lee Beevers' cross coming back off the crossbar to volley home the reducer.
McHugh – who netted his first goal of the season only on Good Friday – gave best to one of his catalogue of injuries soon afterward, leaving only one of the back three which has been the bedrock of the Pilgrims' promotion tilt.
Still the visitors pressed, but Argyle held on like grim death, and Ansah nearly helped settle things when, after coming on for Reuben Reid, he teed up Bobby Reid for a shot that was blocked by a desperate Mansfield lunge.
A goal would have been sweet relief, but Home Park were spared that luxury, and Hartley's late penalty box intervention of Rhead's through-ball possibly prevented late agony.
(3-5-2): 23 Luke McCormick; 19 Anthony O'Connor, 16 Carl McHugh (20 Gethin Jones 70), 29 Peter Hartley (capt); 2 Kelvin Mellor, 17 Bobby Reid, 21 Olly Lee (4 Lee Cox 70), 11 Dominic Blizzard, 13 Tareiq Holmes-Dennis; 7 Lewis Alessandra, 9 Reuben Reid (27 Zak Ansah 79).
(not used): 1 James Bittner (gk), 8 Jason Banton, 14 Tyler Harvey, 28 Ryan Brunt.
Mansfield Town
(4-3-3): 1 Sascha Studer (gk); 18 Lee Beevers, 3 Martin Riley, 6 Ryan Tafazolli, 26 Callum Elder; 11 Rakish Bingham (9 Matt Rhead 54), 28 Chris Clements, 12 Jamie McGuire (capt), 17 Reggie Lambe (8 Alex Fisher 89); 25 Vadaine Oliver (10 Liam Hearn 77), 20 Jack Thomas.
(not used): 15 Ricky Ravenhill, 19 Liam Marsden, 32 Michael Raynes, 36 Joe Fitzpatrick.
: Beevers 33.
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A Dark Morning.Mature
When Eleanor awoke that morning she discovered she was laid completely naked in the middle of an old barn. She had transformed the night before ready to hunt and had somehow ended up here. She sat up slowly, checking herself over for any signs of a fight with an animal or a vampire. Whenever Eleanor had transformed she couldn't remember anything about being in her lycan form however she did remember that she had not come out alone. Her little sister Grace wasn't with her.
"Grace!" She called around the barn, frantically looking for her "Grace!"
As Eleanor searched the barn she found an old sheet used to block the sun from one of the cracking walls, she quickly wrapped it around herself and dashed outside in search of her sister. The moment she left the barn she could smell blood, the stench was overwhelming it filled the air and burned her nose. A sense of dread filled her, she hoped with all her might that the smell came from some beast she had killed last night but deep down she knew what it was. As she turned the corner of the barn she saw the source of the smell, her little sister's body, battered and bloodied and on her neck were two puncture marks, the sign left by vampires so everyone knew this was their kill. Eleanor recoiled away from the body, tears pricked her eyes but more than anything an overwhelming anger filled her, she involuntarily transformed into her lycan form and went in search of the bastard that killed her sister.


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Solich keeps Nebraska running
By David Leon Moore, USA TODAY
LOS ANGELES Nebraska has gone from legend to legend
to Frank Solich, but there is growing evidence that Cornhuskers football fans
will one day feel comfortable mentioning Solich in the same sentence as Bob
Devaney and Tom Osborne. Nebraska's most recent game that horrid 62-36
loss to Colorado five weeks ago still hurts of course. But Solich generally
hasn't had much to apologize for in his first four years of following Osborne,
the professorial coach-turned-congressman.
Solich has a 42-8 record, about the same
as Devaney's first four years (38-6) and a little better than Osborne's (37-10-2).
And if Nebraska wins the Rose Bowl on Jan. 3 against Miami
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the 'Huskers coach, some people in Nebraska would say it's about time for another
Solich knew following Osborne would not be easy, but he's
surviving rather well.
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"Tom never read the paper and told us not to. Although you'd see him sneak a
peek now and then, as we all do."
Solich being Solich, he never worried too much about being
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This is the way he's always been. He was a 5-6, 160-pound
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for 204 yards against Air Force, setting a school mark that stood for 10 years.
Solich coached high school football for 14 years, then
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he was the Cornhuskers running backs coach. Nebraska led the nation in rushing
nine of those years.
Like Osborne, he is his own offensive coordinator, calling
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Solich's flat tummy and bulging leg muscles testify to his daily running regimen.
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Acetaminophen (APAP) overdose can cause metabolic acidosis and coma before overt hepatic injury. We sought to determine the incidence and clinical significance of early high (>15) anion gap metabolic acidosis (EHAGMA)in patients with APAP overdoses.
We identified 145 patients (>14 years) presenting within 24 hours of APAP overdose to OUHSC or Saint Vincent's Hospital of NY from January 1998 until November 2003 by review of hospital discharge logs. We excluded 69 with polysubstance overdose. Clinical characteristics and outcome were determined by review of the medical record. Data are presented as mean ± SEM. Comparisons between groups were done using the Student t-Test for continuous variables. Categorical variables were compared using the Pearson chi-square test. A p value <0.05 was considered statistically significant.
Most patients (81%) presented within 15 hours of ingestion. Vital signs were stable. APAP level at 4 hours was 194±9 mg/ml. EHAGMA was present in 41% of patients on admission and persisted for 1.5±0.1 days. The lactate level increased in proportion to the acetaminophen concentration (r =0.86, p<0.05). The AG was associated with an elevated lactate level (4.5±1 mmol/L) (r =0.82, p< 0.05), which persisted for 1 day. Patients with increased AG had a higher incidence of confusion (48%vs.3%; p<0.001) and lethargy (39%vs.6%; p=0.003) EHAGMA was found in the absence of shock or liver failure. Gender, vital signs, glucose, peak AST, ALT, bilirubin, creatinine, and PT were similar in the normal and high AG groups. All patients were treated with N-acetylcysteine and despite the EHAGMA, no patient developed hepatic failure. Patients were discharged after 3.6±0.2 days. The highest AST and ALT values were found in patients where therapy was delayed (>24 hours).
EHAGMA is frequently seen in acetaminophen overdose and is probably related to impaired mitochondrial function.
Acetaminophen poisoning should be considered in the differential diagnosis of metabolic acidosis of unknown etiology. EHGMA has minimal impact on outcome, and does not predict liver failure probably because of the effective therapy available with N-acetylcysteine. VariableHigh AG n=30Normal AG n=44P ValueIngested dose (gm)12.9±1.210.1±0.950.16HCO3-day 1 (mEq/L)19.4±0.623.4±0.40.001HCO3-day 3 (mEq/L)24.1±0.624.4±0.50.7ALT-max (U/L)198±94112±320.32PT-max (sec)12.8±0.412.6±0.20.7Hospital LOS (days)3.8±0.33.5±0.20.4
J. Zein, None.
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
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Thanks Perrin. I will take a look at FastCGI. Its just that mod_perl provides all the http infrastructure so neatly, its very tempting to consider emulating Apache and reuse mod_perl. But I see your point. regards, Deven Perrin Harkins-3 wrote: > > On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 3:00 PM, dbadhani<firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> This may sound far fetched, but has anyone tried porting mod_perl for web >> servers other than Apache. > > No, and it wouldn't really work. A generic approach to running > persistent code already exists in the form of FastCGI. The rest of > mod_perl is a perl interface to the Apache API, which makes it > unsuitable for other web servers. > >> Basically, I am looking for integrating some of mod_perl functionality in >> some high performance middleware, basically to provide a way to >> customized, >> "scriptable" request processing in the request processing engine. > > You could look at FastCGI, or embedding perl directly. > > - Perrin > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/portability-of-mod_perl-for-other-web-servers-apps-tp25140259p25155493.html Sent from the mod_perl - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Two dead in suspected suicide bombing in Jakarta: police
JAKARTA Indonesian police said on Wednesday that a suspected suicide bomber and a police officer were killed in explosions near a bus station in the eastern part of the capital, Jakarta.
Here is a timeline of developments in Sudan's disputed, oil-producing Abyei region which was seized by the northern army over the weekend, bringing the country's north and south to the brink of full conflict.
2005 - Sudan's government signs a peace deal with southern Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) rebels, ending decades of civil war.
-- Abyei, a fertile, oil-producing area on Sudan's ill-defined north-south border, claimed by both sides, was a key battleground during that conflict.
The peace deal does not settle the ownership of the area or set its borders but promises Abyei residents a referendum over whether they want to join the north or south. It also promises southerners a separate referendum on whether to secede from the north.
May 2008 - Clashes in the Abyei region -- close to oil fields claimed by both the north and the south -- kill at least 90, drive 50,000 from their homes and burn down Abyei town.
June 21 - The former north-south foes agree that an international court should decide on Abyei's boundaries.
July 22, 2009 - The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague adjusts boundaries drawn up by an earlier panel, pulling in Abyei's borders to the north, east and west. Northern and southern leaders promise to respect the ruling.
-- Maps of the new boundary published in The Hague leave the area's key Heglig and Bamboo oilfields outside Abyei, placing them in the north Sudan district of Southern Kordofan while leaving huge tracts of fertile land inside Abyei.
-- Arab Misseriya nomads, linked to the north, protest against the border change saying it robs them of pasture land. Members of the south-linked Dinka Ngok tribe, that live in Abyei, welcome the ruling.
July 27 - North and south Sudanese leaders trade accusations over control of oilfields and details of the Abyei referendum just five days after agreeing the ruling.
December 29 - Sudan's government passes a law authorizing the referendum on southern independence. The next day the Abyei referendum law is also passed.
August 1, 2010 - Talks stall between Sudan's rival northern and southern halves over Abyei. The sides cannot agree on the makeup of a commission to organize the vote, and on who will be able to vote.
October 12 - The latest round of north-south talks on Abyei fail. Two days later north Sudanese leaders say it is impossible to hold the referendum on time and that the poll will have to be delayed or settled without a vote.
-- An official from the south says a delay is "unacceptable."
January 9, 2011 - Millions of jubilant south Sudanese vote to split from the north in their secession referendum. The separation is due to take place on July 9, 2011. The Abyei referendum does not take place.
-- The independence referendum is marred by clashes between north and south-linked groups in border areas, including Abyei.
March 4 - Thousands of people have fled Abyei, leaving large parts of it empty, aid workers say, after a surge in fighting leaves dozens dead. The U.N. says it is moving more than 100 new peacekeepers into the area to help quell violence.
March 30 - Sudan's north and south have deployed forces with heavy weapons to Abyei, the U.N. says.
April 28 - Bashir says he will not recognize South Sudan as an independent state if it claims the oil-producing Abyei region. The south's draft constitution, seen by Reuters, includes a claim to Abyei.
May 20 - South Sudan's army accuses the north of using tanks and artillery in attacks on four villages. North Sudan's army accuses the south of ambushing northern troops traveling in a convoy with U.N. peacekeepers.
May 21/22 - Khartoum sends tanks into Abyei town, the area's main settlement, forcing thousands to flee. The north says it is clearing out southern troops that have moved into the area, breaking earlier agreements. The move is condemned by U.N. Security Council envoys, Britain and Washington.
(Writing by David Cutler; London Editorial Reference Unit; Editing by Andrew Heavens)
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