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Ricky, I understand you had an in home visit from Coach Paul Johnson tonight?
"Yes sir, I sure did. Coach Johnson came by for about an hour and talked about how much he feels I would be a great fit into his offense. He told me that he wanted me as one of the slot backs (A-Backs). I really like that idea a lot. I watched how Roddy Jones really put up big numbers against Georgia from that position. I like the fact that you are a part of the running game and a part of the passing game too. I also saw how much Jonathon Dwyer did this year in his offense and I would love to be a big part of that."
Sounds like your visit with Coach Johnson was a good one?
"Yes sir it was very good. He told me how much he wanted me at Georgia Tech and that was the reason he made the visit himself. He wanted to give me his personal and undivided attention. That really meant a lot to me. He came a long way just to talk to me for about an hour even though I am committed to Arkansas."
Are you still committed to Arkansas after this visit?
"I really don't know. I like to say I am but right now Georgia Tech and Arkansas are my top two teams. Right now they are even, no team is ahead of the other one."
What else did you and Coach Johnson talk about?
"He told me that even though Tech is running into a numbers game with how many they can sign, that he really wanted me to come to Georgia Tech. He didn't pressure me into a decision. He even asked me to sleep on it and let him know as soon as possible. I felt like he was letting me know he really wanted me at Tech but it had to be a decision I made on my own and felt comfortable with in making. I like the way he handled that."
What do you think of Coach Johnson?
"He's obviously a great coach as he's won everywhere he's been. I mean look at the success he had in his first year at Georgia Tech, that was awesome. I know I wouldn't have to worry about him going anywhere else either as he told me he was going to sign a new seven year contract and that he was very happy at Georgia Tech. Knowing that makes Tech that much more attractive to me. I also feel that he will blow out LSU in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl too. You can tell he will have his players ready."
Do you think Georgia Tech is a good fit for you or would Arkansas be a better fit?
"At this point, I am really torn. I know there is a lot more to do in Atlanta and I think I can be a good fit in both offenses. I really have to sit down and weigh the options both teams have."
Do you have any other visits to make?
"I will go to Arkansas on January 23rd and that is my only visit left. I've already made one to Atlanta."
So it's down to Georgia Tech and Arkansas?
"Yes sir, it is. Michigan just offered me last week but right now it is between Georgia Tech and Arkansas."
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Forget the detail of yesterday's tit-for-tat argument between HSBC and Knight Vinke, the New York investment group, over the true scale of losses from HFC, the bank's US unit specialising in sub-prime lending. The broad fact is that the acquisition, made in 2003 during former chairman Sir John Bond's final years, has been a disaster. In a strong field, it is possibly the worst deal made in the US by a major British company. The important point to consider is what is to be done now.
Knight Vinke's preference is well known. It wants HSBC to ditch HFC and shove the problem on to the bondholders. HSBC, understandably, thinks that would be an appalling way to behave and the damage to the group's reputation would be grave.
But Knight Vinke has a second idea - HSBC should appoint independent financial advisers and see what outsiders think. This idea is harder for HSBC to ignore since the hands of many current executives, and not just Bond's, guided the acquisition. Are these executives unwilling to think radically because they are embarrassed by the mistake of buying HFC in the first place? That seems to be Knight Vinke's suggestion and it has some force. The activists, after all, were calling for the sub-prime business to be sold or spun off in early 2007. Such a deal might have been hard to achieve in practice, but, in retrospect, Knight Vinke was spot on in anticipating a major problem.
Certainly it is harder than ever to believe HSBC's line that HFC will come good in the end. One in 20 of HSBC's mortgages in the US are in arrears - and even the bank itself expects the housing crisis to extend into 2009. The future of HFC would seem to be crying out for a review: an outside perspective could be useful for everybody, especially shareholders who are left bewildered by the animosity between the two sides.
Breath of fresh air
Top marks to the Liberal Democrats for going where others fear to tread. Plenty of people agree that regulation of the banking industry has to change; fewer are willing to say how.
Admittedly, the Lib Dems' 10-point plan painted in broad sweeps. Requiring banks to be run in a counter-cyclical manner - so that they hold greater reserves during boom periods - is a fine ambition but there is no easy way to call the tops and bottoms of markets. "It would be the responsibility of the Bank of England to identify the turning points," say the Lib Dems. Just like that? It sounds horribly like asking the Bank governor to tell banks how to run their businesses. That, surely, is impractical.
Still, the Lib Dems are on firm ground in saying the UK banking industry "presents itself as fiercely competitive and entrepreneurial but then runs to the government to be bailed out in time of difficulty."
That's a good summary of events of the past nine months, since the sums being offered by the Bank through its Special Liquidity Scheme are staggering - an initial £50bn, and maybe £100bn eventually. That amounts to a hefty leg-up from the taxpayer. Yet it is impossible to find a contrite bank - though you will find many rewriting their bonus schemes to make it easier for the executives to earn millions in tougher times.
The Lib Dems think there are two options. Either banks should become regulated utilities, in the style of Railtrack or the water companies; or they should be given freedom to fail, subject to protection for depositors. The Lib Dems opt for the latter route. Quite right, too: putting the onus on banks not to pursue potentially ruinous strategies - and making the shareholders suffer the consequences of foolish decisions - would be an excellent discipline.
Its sense can be seen as we travel further from the drama of Northern Rock. Lack of protection for depositors was the single biggest reason why one medium-size lender's crisis became a threat to UK financial stability. Without the run on the Rock, there might have been time to organise a rescue, either by a competitor or by an administrator.
The most important area for reform may be another highlighted yesterday - the City's system of rewards and bonuses. At the moment, there is a clear mismatch: bonuses are paid annually, but problems emerge many years later. That creates an incentive to take risks, since nobody is ever asked to hand back a bonus. The Lib Dems back the suggestion that bonuses should be paid in shares redeemable over 10 years.
That's a very good idea. Making it happen is the tricky part, since no bank wants to risk an exodus of staff by being the first to jump. In the end, as the Lib Dems argue, regulators will have to involve themselves.
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Efficacy of Thrombosuction in Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention of Acute Myocardial Infarction (ETAMI)
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified April 2013 by Ajou University School of Medicine.
Recruitment status was: Active, not recruiting
Recruitment status was: Active, not recruiting
Ajou University School of Medicine
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Seung-Jea Tahk, Ajou University School of Medicine
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First received: July 1, 2010
Last updated: April 13, 2013
Last verified: April 2013
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|First Received Date ICMJE
|July 1, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|April 13, 2013
|Start Date ICMJE
|March 2009
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|March 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|The composite of cardiac death, Q-wave myocardial infarction, and target vessel revascularization [ Time Frame: 12 months after index procedure ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01156662 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Efficacy of Thrombosuction in Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention of Acute Myocardial Infarction
|Official Title ICMJE
|Efficacy of Thrombosuction in Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention of Acute Myocardial Infarction
|Brief Summary
|The present study was designed to investigate whether the thrombus aspiration using Export Aspiration Catheter (Medtronic Corporation, California, USA) during primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in acute myocardial infarction improve clinical outcomes.
|Detailed Description
|Primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) is the preferred strategy for immediate revascularization in patients with acute ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). A meta-analysis of trials comparing primary PCI to fibrinolytic therapy showed a mortality benefit to the invasive approach. However, although TIMI III flow is achieved in the culprit epicardial vessel in the majority of patients, lack of tissue-level reperfusion is observed in approximately 30% of patients as manifested by persistence of chest pain and ST-segment elevation. Many strategies have tried to overcome this problem, from mechanical thrombectomy and distal protection devices to myocardial preserving agents. The purpose of present study is to investigate the efficacy of the thrombus aspiration using Export Aspiration Catheter (Medtronic Corporation, California, USA) during primary PCI in acute myocardial infarction.
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|Study Phase
|Phase 4
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Participant)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Acute Myocardial Infarction
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arms
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Unknown status
|Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Estimated Completion Date
|April 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date
|March 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion criteria
|18 Years to 80 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
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|Korea, Republic of
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|Administrative Information
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|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|Plan to Share Data
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|IPD Description
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|Seung-Jea Tahk, Ajou University School of Medicine
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Ajou University School of Medicine
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Investigators ICMJE
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 13, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas Air Quality Health Alert Day ■ Reduce emissions by carpooling and avoiding unnecessary driving today. Water Restrictions • ••'♦als Utilities customers with addresses I can water today before 9 a.m. /sers cannot water today. For 925Herald-Zeitung Vol. 149, No. 199 44 pages in 4 sections August 13, 2000 Sunday Serving Comal County since 1852 $1.00 Inside ► First school day ► SVHS volleyball For the Smithson Valley volleyball team, Saturday was a last chance opportunity to get ready for the Rangers season opener on Tuesday./I B ► More stress? Did you flunk this past week's stress test? Many of you indicated to me that you did. One of my faithful readers even told me that her score was 120, which was actually 20 points more than totally possible./! C Isolated showers through Monday By The Associated Press Portions of South Texas and the Hill Country were expected to see isolated showers and thunderstorms through Monday night, mainly in the afternoon and early evening. Otherwise, the days should be mostly sunny with highs between IOO and 105 degrees. The chance of rain was predicted to continue in South Texas and the Hill C ountry through Thursday. The highs should be in the 90s by Thursday. Index Abby.............................................2C Business................................4-6B Classified................................1-12D Stammtisch..................................2C Forum...........................................6A Local/Metro...................................4A Obituaries.................................3A Sports....................................1-3B Today............................................2 A Television...........................TV Week www.herald-zeitung.com Key code TI Blaze under investigation By Ron Maloney Staff Writer Investigators were working Saturday to determine the cause of a blaze that destroyed the offices and manufacturing facilities of a New Braunfels playground equipment plant. New Braunfels Fire Department Chief Jack Collier said damages at the Gym-N-I Playgrounds plant in the 1900 block of IH 35 North could add up to $500,000. The figure includes costs of inventory, the building and the manufacturing equipment inside. Firefighter Todd Welch suffered a sprain while fighting the fire. He will be out of work for about a week while he recovers, Collier said. A San Antonio hazardous materials team was working Saturday to determine whether wood preservatives and solvents in the plant posed any risk to firefighters or See BLAZE/5A CHRIS PACE/Herald-Zeitung Firefighters worked Saturday to investigate the cause of the Thursday night two-alarm fire. Back to school CHRIS PACE/Herald-Zeitung Courtney Barbknecht checks out a tornado simulator in her sister's science class at "Meet the Teacher Day" at Bill Brown Elementary Saturday afternoon. Students and parents enjoyed refreshments, studied school bus routes, signed up for sports programs and socialized with one another. Four lanes to open on Walnut By Ron Maloney Staff Writer The long-awaited opening of Walnut Avenue to four lanes at Interstate 35 will happen Tuesday, the Texas Department of Transportation reports. Greg Malatek, TxDOT district engineer for New Braunfels, said Friday he would brief New Braunfels City Council at its meeting Monday night on the progress of road construction at Walnut Avenue and Farm-to-Market Road 725. "First, the most obvious thing is to give them an update on the construction out there," Malatek said. "The big announcement today is that as of Tuesday, Dean Word will be able to reopen Walnut Avenue to four lanes under Interstate 35." That is big news for anybody who has been grappling w ith trying to get on the other side of the interstate — especially since, as Malatek says, work will be ongoing at FM 725 through the spring of next year. Reconstruction at FM 725 started before work was completed at Walnut Avenue, w hich was unfortunate but necessary, Malatek said. CHRIS PACE/Herald-Zeitung Walnut Avenue might give motorists relief on Tuesday when lanes open. "It wasn't planned that way; it just came out that way. Walnut wasn't ready to open up, but we had another contractor ready on FM 725. "All work would have stopped and just extended the construction time out there versus just letting them work. Its one of those things to w here it would have extended the time the entire area was under construction," he said. "We had all intentions of having Walnut opened to four lanes before work began at FM 725, but it just didn't work out. It was through no fault of the contractors — there were things beyond their control. I can definitely say they know how important it is to the community to get Walnut opened before school starts." Dean Word of the construction company that bears his name said he did indeed know the importance of getting Walnut Avenue open. "We're highly sensitive to the needs of the city," Word said. "The nature of urban reconstruction is that when you have as many businesses, residences and driveways up against the highway, its difficult to work long stretches where we can get a lot done. It seems like every time a piece of machinery starts to move dirt, we seem to uncover another utility, gas line or something that isn't on anybody's map." Those problems slowed progress, Word said. "I'd like to thank New Braunfels for its patience and apologize for the inconvenience," he said. Officials seeking newborn's parents By Ron Maloney Staff Writer The new born girl dropped off at McKenna Memorial Hospital Friday night is doing well, officials report, but attempts are being made to locate the person who left her outside an employee entrance — and that individual could face legal action. Donna Garrett of the Child Protective Services office in San Antonio said the infant, described by hospital officials Friday night as a 5 lb., 8 oz., black-haired Hispanic girl, will be spending a few days in McKenna while tests are conducted and she receives the care accorded any newborn baby. Garrett said officials at McKenna had assured her Saturday that the baby is in good condition. She did not speculate on why the girl had been left at McKenna. "Whenever this happens, it's obviously an act of desperation," Garrett said. "We certainly want to try to help, but if nothing else, we want to know about this little girl. We know nothing, no medical history, no family history. "I know its really very difficult, but we really want the parents or anybody who knows anything about the circumstances of this child to come forward." The next legal step for the infant, Garrett said would be handled by the CPS office in New Braunfels, which w ill go to a judge to decide conservatorship or custody of the baby. A court hearing will be scheduled within 14 days. "At that time, we'll present what we know to the court in terms of if we've found out any information about parents, that kind of thing," Garrett said. "I'm assuming the New Braunfels Police Department is conducting a criminal investigation to find out who the parents are." Police did open an investigation Friday night. As of Saturday night's deadline for this story, no information was available, although a police official said the baby's parents were not believed to have been located. This infant is the third one to be abandoned at McKenna over the past IO years or so. Now, under legislation enacted last year known as the "Baby Moses" law, a new mother who leaves an infant less than 30 days old with an emergency medical provider can avoid prosecution for abandonment. Bul the situation is a little bit murky. See NEWBORN/5A River City Raceway battling its neighbors By Ron Maloney Staff Writer MARION — The cars — and occasionally a motorcycle or a pickup truck — were lined up behind the starting gate of River City Raceway's 1/4 mile drag strip Wednesday night. The drivers who paid $ 10 each for a shot at the clock or one another ranged from pimply-faced high school kids in their imported subcompacts to grizzled pros in their nitrous oxide powered rail dragsters or fuel roadsters. All set their brakes and screech their tires RON MALONEY Herald-Zeitung Jimmy Farmer of New Braunfels burns a little rubber at River City Raceway to build up heat in them so they grab the track better on screaming I/4-mile runs through the timing traps. The multi-lighted "Christmas tree" between the two racing lanes lights up; a string of yellow lights from top to the green one on the bottom, and then descends downward. When the green one lights, the drivers pop their clutches, stand on the gas and the cars roar down the strip in times that range from 7 to 12 seconds, depending on the class of competition. At the end of the run, they take their place back in the staging line to do it again and again. River City Raceway is a shiny, modern drag racing facility that opened alongside Interstate IO in this small Guadalupe County town. Its events, which run three nights a week and sometimes on Sunday, are conducted under the auspices of one the nation's premier racing associations: the International Hot Rod Association (HIRA). As racing facilities go, Todd Zampese's is a showpiece any promoter would be proud of, although he hasn't added features to the facility as quickly as he would like. His problem is he's spending big money on lawyers. Some of his neighbors a few of them close and some not so close aren't so happy the raceway is there, mid they've been letting Zampese know it. A short distance up Santa Clara Road from his racetrack entrance is a sign advertising a fundraising community yard sale and exhorting folks who pass by to protect Marion's environment. C itizens of Marion Working for See RACETRACKS As a child growing up in Germany, New Braunfels resident Gertraud McCamant remembers getting a schultute her first day of school./ 1C ;
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By CALEB SONNELAND
Upsets happen all the time in the US Open Cup. There just wasn't one on the cards for the Kitsap Pumas on Tuesday night.
The USL PDL side made the ferry ride across the Puget Sound to clash with the Seattle Sounders at a packed Starfire Sports complex in Tukwila, WA Tuesday night. But the visitors weren't able to get on level terms as a Mike Fucito brace inspired the Sounders to a nervy 2-1 win.
"I think they came in with a great deal of effort. When you look around at other scores, Dallas won in the 95th minute, Columbus lost, I don't know where LA is right now but all these games are like that," said head coach Sigi Schmid.
"I don't want to take anything away from the Pumas' efforts tonight. They put in a great game, they had a good game plan, stayed compact in the back and they posed some problems for us."
Fucito was finally able to open his 2011 account for Seattle as he slotted past Pumas 'keeper Bryan Meredith left-footed after being fed by strike partner Nate Jaqua. The Harvard product had previously been unable to find the back of the net in six straight starts before being demoted to the bench against the New England Revolution on Sunday.
But the striker wasn't done yet and notched a brace in the 64th minute. Fucito danced his way through the box and around three Pumas defenders before eventually blasting the ball into the back of the net to double the advantage.
"It was nice to finally score some goals," said Fucito. "I think we can always improve. We're happy with the win, but could we have done stuff better? Yeah."
The Pumas looked to be in for a long night as Seattle piled pressure on the visitor's goal, but Kitsap was able to find the net through Besagno in the 71st minute to spark the game back into life. Bahamian international Cameron Hepple fizzed a ball across the goal and Besagno was on hand to get a foot on it and give the Pumas some hope in the clash.
Though he let in two goals, the Pumas' Meredith had a stellar night in goal and kept several Sounders out of the net on a slew occasions, notably Miguel Montaño and Nate Jaqua. Meredith put in a quality Man of the Match performance for the visitors and will be proud of his shift between the sticks with six saves.
The Pumas had a golden opportunity to get back on level terms in the opening stages of the second half when defender Mark Lee couldn't convert a Robbie Christner cross. Terry Boss made a lung for the ball but misjudged it, leaving the net wide open for Lee, but the Puma could only find the sidenetting.
Despite being pinned back early in proceedings, the Pumas grew into the match and had the best chance of the early minutes when midfielder Nik Besagno poked a shot just wide of Terry Boss' goal after some confusion in the back led to him being alone in front of goal. For a good stretch of the match, the Pumas looked on top of things and were sharp.
Things got better for the Sounders as Jeff Parke was able enough to make an appearance in the game after having to leave the New England match due to "vision problems".
Not only was Sounders defender Zach Scott was able to line up and start against his younger brother Daniel Scott, but both were named captain of their respective sides.
The Sounders set up should have been awfully familiar to Pumas head coach Pete Fewing, who is the club's media analyst and typically does the pre-game, half-time and post-game shows for the Sounder's games.
Great Job Caleb. Really enjoying the in-depth coverage of my Sounders. Kudos.
"when midfielder Nik Besagno poked a shot" candidate or winner for biggest #1 draft pick of all time?
Great night at starfire tonight. Can't wait for 7/12!
You loves soccer too?
Jason B
Pffft, Cosmos fans
Sounders-Galaxy twice in the beginning of July.
Haven't I seen this before ?
Sounders, please don't play like July 4th, 2010 in the first game and bring the 3 peat for the second game.
Fucito is best as a high energy 3rd Striker with limited minutes….SSFC needs to find that second guy to match with Montero
that sounds "Fishy" to me..


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He knew a watch was now being set on Hudson River. He had observed it himself. Police officers and FBI agents took turns to guard the river in an attempt to catch him should he attempt to drown another victim. He was too smart though. He was open to using any body of water to drown his victims. It didn't necessarily need to be a river though Hudson River was the one he had used up until now as it was the most convenient.
Jack sat in his flat, reading over the reports that Russel had faxed to him. Although Yusef and Zaara had questioned those connected to Calista and Stanley respectively, not much had come of it. Stanley was an introverted bachelor who hadn't known many people other than work colleagues. Those connected to Calista hadn't turned up anything new either. Jack glanced over at Lauren who was doing her honework at the same desk.
"Lauren, you know Abigail Blackburn don't you?"
Lauren looked up. "Abi? Yes of course. She's a grade younger than me but we both go to the same High School."
"Her mom Tanya and I are working closely together on this current case. We have now joined forces with the FBI."
"Well I was thinking it might be nice to have them over for lunch one wekend. Then you and Abi can hang out and Tanya and I can work on the case."
Lauren didn't say anything.
"If that's all right with you of course".
"Well of course it is dad" Lauren smiled. "Except I'll be round mom's in the weekend remember".
"Oh yes, I forgot". Jack paused.
"Tell you what dad, you have Abi's mom round at the weekend as planned and I can always ask Abi to come round and hang out after school on a weekday."
Zaara sighed in frustration. "There seems to be anbsolutely nothing connecting these victims apart from their killer."
"That certainly seems to be the case so far" Yusef agreed. "But there are still things we can do if you think about it."
Zaara ran her hand through her hair. "Like what?"
"Well we know one of our three victims worked at the job centre, one was a lecturer at the University of Albany and the third was a local GP"
"So we can ask all three places to be cautious and vigilant in case another of their employees is targeted".
Zaara looked up. "Go on."
"And, I don't know if you noticed this Zaara but first of all a man was killed, then a woman and then a man."
Zaara looked puzzled for a moment and then her face cleared.
"Meaning that the killer is likely to kill a woman next?"
"Exactly. We can urge all women to be cautious, not to stay at home alone or open the door to strangers or anything."
"But in Calista's case wasn't the lock picked?"
"True" Yusef frowned. "Well we must just do what we can." He looked at her. "Your shoulders are stiff again" he observed.
"Why don't you come over here and massage them then?"
Yusef looked at her. "Are you sure?"
Zaara nodded.
Yusef came over and sat next to Zaara who turned her back to him. He put his hands on her shoulders.
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The All-Party Parliamentary Group
on Hunger today launches a short inquiry into the extent of hunger amongst
children during the school holidays, as well as the impact it has on their life
Food banks have reported to the
Group that the need for their help tends to grow once the school holidays
arrive. Moreover, the Group has become aware of some children who usually
receive free school meals during term time, arriving back at school in a worse
mental and physical condition from having gone several days without a proper
meal during the holidays.
The Group will gather oral and
written evidence over the next six weeks to try and gain a deeper understanding
of the scale of the problem, its impact on children's mental, physical, and academic
development, as well as proposals for responding most effectively to it.
The Group's Chair, Frank Field
MP, said: 'Holidays for most children are a time to look forward to family
outings and adventures with their mates. Clearly for some children, though, the
overriding priority during the school holidays is to find out where their next
meal is coming from, or how they will be able to afford more than a fizzy drink
and a packet of sweets each day.
'In some parts of the country,
schools and volunteers have already leapt to the defence of those children, by
providing free meals and fun activities throughout the holidays. We are now on
the lookout for national solutions that can be driven by local communities –
with support from the Government, businesses and charities – to ensure no child
goes hungry in the holidays.'
terms of reference for the inquiry are:
1. To understand the extent and geographical spread of hunger amongst children
during school holidays.
2. To investigate the underlying causes of hunger amongst children during school
3. To identify the circumstances behind hunger amongst children during school
4. To understand the extent, cost, nature and organisation of school holiday
meal schemes in this country.
5. To discover the food choices and other forms of support available to
children and families helped by school holiday meal schemes.
6. To investigate the source of school holiday meal schemes' food.
7. To consider the effectiveness of school holiday meal schemes in meeting
immediate and long-term needs, and the possibility of these schemes becoming
permanent features of children and young people's services.
8. To consider the long-term effects of school holiday meal schemes on
children's health, physical development, and educational achievement.
9. To consider approaches to improving children's food intake and physical and
mental development during the school holidays.
10. To make recommendations.
To submit written evidence to the inquiry, please email email@example.com, or write to Frank Field MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Hunger's officers who will be conducting the inquiry are: Heidi Allen MP (Conservative), Steve Double MP (Conservative), Frank Field MP (Labour), Baroness Jenkin (Conservative), Emma Lewell-Buck MP (Labour), The Rt Revd Tim Thornton (Bishop of Truro), and Dr Philippa Whitford MP (Scottish National Party)


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Acura's new NSX is the official pace car for this year's Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. The hybrid supercar will go running up that hill on June 28, leading a group of 140 racers up the 14,110-foot mountain. It'll be driven by Sage Marie, Honda's senior public relations manager (and friend of Autoblog), who competed in the Pikes Peak race in 2013 and 2014.
To make the most of the occasion, Acura is installing 24 cameras along the course to capture the pace car's run. But this won't just be for a cool photo gallery. Acura will use the cameras to create a 360-degree video that will be posted to the company's social media channels after the NSX completes its climb. Look for that to drop sometime on the morning of the 28th. The NSX heads up Pikes Peak at 7:40 AM Mountain time (9:40 AM Eastern).
We'll have plenty more information about the Pikes Peak Hill Climb throughout the coming days. For now, check out the NSX pace car in the image gallery above, read Acura's official press blast below, and be sure to scroll through the amazing photo galleries from the practice sessions (Day 1 and Day 2) shot by our own Drew Phillips.


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We've had another report, another white paper on further education, more reform of structure and systems, more agencies and initiatives focusing on raising skills and improving life chances. The white paper even suggests that we have no clear mission for FE.
Is this so new? I suspect it boils down to a couple of ideas: meeting global competitiveness and giving a large number of people a second bite at learning. This is, after all, the history of FE.
Why haven't we recognised the importance of FE to the national economy by funding it realistically?
Is it desirable for FE to continue to be a cheap delivery vehicle for universities, a teaching bargain-basement or the source of ready-made additional top-up students on honours degrees? What are universities giving colleges besides validation at a price and the ability to teach at higher levels?
To survive, businesses need to be more competitive, innovative and efficient. How does FE - with its longstanding mission to respond to the local and global economic imperatives - respond to that?
Colleges and universities are themselves competing for attention from large public- and private-sector businesses that can provide infrastructure and resources for long- term training and education.
Competition between colleges and other HE institutions is being driven by the need to deliver the 50% entry target by 2010 and by increased fees. So by default we have set up a competitive situation, not least because the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) has now been remitted to address workforce development.
Further and higher education providers are being told to engage with employers, but their instructions are coming from two distinct funding bodies with differing missions and conflicting regional agendas.
To add to the muddle, Hefce has established Lifelong Learning Networks of further and higher education providers aimed at providing progression opportunities for vocational learners, causing replication of effort and absorbing senior management time. It demonstrates a severe lack of national strategic planning in England. This hardly supports colleges in improving local workforce skills or business by providing a single, local point for getting training at whatever level.
FE has to argue strongly for an alternative, learner-friendly local solution. A flexible system able to respond quickly to changing economic priorities is paramount.
Businesses come and go, and markets change very quickly. In this context, does it make sense to expect FE to deliver the "new mission": learner progression and employability?
It is in everybody's interests that the FE movement delivers. We need to encourage consolidation and collaboration so that colleges play to their strengths in particular areas.
Geography is very important in FE because it leads to sound local intelligence. Higher education cannot replicate this unless it has FE incorporated in its provision. HE courses in FE colleges should be consolidated into the best of the providers, such as the Mixed Economy Group of colleges.
FE should not continue to be dependent on HE for student numbers and validation. Voluntary initiatives such as the NVC - a consortium of universities set up by the University Vocational Awards Council providing national validation for, among others, foundation degrees - demonstrate the way to go here.
We must build equitable voluntary bridges between further and higher education to deliver independent, locally focused learning.
We have also got to change the regulatory bodies to be responsive to global demands so they positively support second-chance learners.
Finally, give FE a real chance and it will respond positively, as it is a hidden learning treasure.
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Perfect for those seeking charm and simplicity, this Dinny Hall necklace is crafted from goldplated silver and features three star pendants suspended on a fine trace chain. An elegant and spohisticated piece, it can be worn with your casual day time look or as the finishing touches to your evening wear.
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Savour the Southeast was launched in 2012 as a promotional campaign encompassing all the diverse producers within Southeast Alberta. By clustering our local producers we were able to create a marketing strategy that maximized our resources and ultimately enhanced the producers overall exposure.
In 2013, the EDA launched an "Eat Local Week" as a way to showcase local producers, restaurants, and retailers and the local products that they sell. This initiative proved to be such a success this year by demand from local business owners the EDA will be extending the initiative to be a 2 week-long event! Savour the Southeast "Eat Local III" will be held from September 11th to 18th this year.
Savour the Southeast is beneficial for regional business retention and expansion because if every resident in Southeast Alberta spent $10 per week on local product, it would inject approximately $787,000 into the local economy annually.
Restaurants will participate by offering one or more dishes on their menu prepared with local ingredients at a discounted price established at each restaurant's discretion. To ensure we are highlighting the local producer's we ask that each restaurant acknowledge where those particular local products came from. This "Savour Special" item/s should be offered for the duration of the Eat Local II Weeks.
Grocers/Retailers will participate by offering a discount on selected local products so consumers can select these items and make their locally grown meals at home. The number of items offered and respective discount would also be at the grocers/retailers discretion. Again, the discounted "Savour Specials" will need to be offered for the duration of the initiative.
The EDA will combine all of the participant's "Specials" and from that contrive a "guide to local cuisine" which is how consumers will be able to find discounted prices on the "Region's Top Gourmet Destinations".
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The Savour the Southeast brand is continuously evolving and as the initiative progresses so does the awareness for Southeast Alberta's local producers.
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51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
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Private setting features a fabulous Chalet style home with open floor plan, vaulted ceilings and large 3 season room that spans the width of the home with breath taking views of both Antler and Beaver Lakes. Lower level has family room and sauna. Walks out to a covered patio area with hot tub. Loft area is second bedroom. 30x36 Metal building with concrete apron.
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Property Details for 51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Half
Lot Size: 1.59 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 315 lake frontage
Year Built: 1998
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Detached Garage
Style: (SF) One 1/2 Stories
Water: Well
Sewer: Private
Square Feet: 1978
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1206
Below Ground Sq Ft: 772 (approx)
Room Information for 51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
Main Floor
Living Room: 14x17
Dining Room: 11x9
Kitchen: 11x13
Bedroom 1: 11.5x12
Three Season Porch: 12x25
Lower Floor
Family Room: 17x22
Other: 11.5x12
Upper Floor
Bedroom 2: 16x14
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
School District: Grand Rapids
School District Phone: 218-327-5704
Interior Features for 51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
Appliances: Water Softener - Owned
Air Cond: None
Heating: Forced Air, Baseboard
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (772 sq Finished) Walkout, Full, Concrete Block
Exterior Features for 51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Heavy
Lot Dimensions: 315 lake frontage
Roof: Unspecified Shingle
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 51467 S Antler Road, Bovey, MN 55709
Tax Amount: $3,360
Taxes w/Assessments: $3,390
Tax/Property ID: 550063107
Tax Year: 2016
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Meijer Department stores have a severely heinous working enviroment, and probably have health code violations. ESPECIALLY if you buy baby products.
My departement manager and boss did not like me from the moment she met me, even though I didn't say two words to her. I heard her gossiping about me twice, and my coworkers, I heard once gossiping about what she, my boss, had said. I suspect that my "high school cheerleader" appearance (pretty, but very young looking apperently) caused her to assume that I acted like a high school cheerleader stereotype- ditzy,unintelligent, slow, and even slightly lazy. However, this is the opposite of my actual personality, I am a very hardworking individual who has higher than average intelligence and common sense.
Hearing my coworkers and boss gossip about me like over dramatic school girls (and completely careless ones at that) upset me, and made work more or less like high school: a nightmare. I do not think it's right when an upper level employee spreads rumors about her employee. I dreaded work like it was death.
Also: I was very very ill and attempted to call in sick. I was told if I didn't make it in, I didn't have a job to make it in to (and very impolitely might I add). This was during the swine flu outbreak. I worked as a cashier- touching peoples food, and I had to straighten the baby section- meaning babyfood, blankets, clothes, etc etc.. It just doesn't seem right to have sick people handling your and your babies food and clothes.
Thought everyone should know where they were getting their groceries. :). Thanks.
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SUBMITTED: Friday, January 07, 2011POSTED: Friday, January 07, 2011
I accepted a job from Meijer in 2010. They told me the job was planagram. I am unable to lift, or be on my feet for any extended period of time. After the first night working, I had to quit. Big communication problem. I was hired for days, first shift was 10pm til 7 am. Not what I was told I would be working. Job entailed stocking and building shelves. Something I cannot do. Guess I shoud have pushed for a more detailed job description.
Pay there is nothing you can live on even at 40 hrs. especially after they make you pay for a locker, work shirts that are deducted from your pay, require pants and shoes in a certain color,union dues and Insurance benifits. Then you are told no paycheck, only options are a Meijer pay card that you can use at their store or get direct deposit into chase bank. (It's the bank in their lobby.)Was told no calling off if you did you were fired.
All employees, regardless of experiance or education start at minium wage. Was told several different things during the 3 interview process concerning wages, benefits and job itself. This company does not know how to treat it's employees.Every employee seems like they are just struggling to be there and now I realize why,They are. Fair wage for fair work. HHHMMM. I don't think so.
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This is a discussion on North Carolina: Emergency Powers Law Takes Effect this Monday within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; From a NRA-ILA email. The new emergency powers statute, passed in the North Carolina General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Bev Perdue (D) ...
From a NRA-ILA email.http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Sessions...PDF/H843v6.pdfThe new emergency powers statute, passed in the North Carolina General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Bev Perdue (D) on June 11, takes effect on Monday, October 1.
House Bill 843 made substantial changes to the North Carolina Emergency Management Act by adding critical language to the section of North Carolina statute that deals with what restrictions may be imposed during a declared state of emergency.
Specifically, this new law states that the restrictions section does not authorize prohibitions or restrictions on lawfully possessed firearms or ammunition. This means that, if there is a declared state of emergency due to natural disasters or other problems that create a state of disarray and unrest that requires emergency procedures to be implemented by a government entity, the rights of law-abiding gun owners will no longer be subject to possible suspension. The state Senate added this critical language to HB 843 in the Senate Judiciary I Committee, and HB 843 as amended then passed in the full Senate on June 5 by a 49-0 vote. The House concurred with the Senate amendments on the following day by a 113 to 1 vote.
"§ 18B-110. Emergency. Has been rewritten and the prohibition on personal weapons has been removed.
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One step in the right direction. Now if NC will dump the prohibition of firearms with paid attendence and resturants that serve alcohol it will be making real progress.
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It's a shame this actually has to be written into law.
Wow! About time. Would hate for another 'snow emergency' to trump the 2A.
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I am surprised the governor signed it given her political leanings. But then, it is an election year and she is trying to deliver the state for Obama, time to move to the right...
I'd rather be lucky than good any day
There's nothing that will change someone's moral outlook quicker than cash in large sums.
Majority rule only works if you're also considering individual rights. Because you can't have five wolves and one sheep voting on what to have for supper.
I wish this would happen in the not so free state of maryland. Many people here have their hopes up that on appeal the circuit court will uphold that maryland's ccw laws are unconstitutional and that maryland becomes an will issue state. I personally don't see it happenning, but I've been wrong many times before.
Although our governor owe'malley did sign a castle doctrine law, which I was personally very surprised that he did. I still don't know how he the rest of the liberals that run this state actually let this slide.
I and many others expect owe'malley to put his hat into the ring in the 2016 presidential election, WATCH OUT AMERICA. He's a first rate tax and spend anti gun/2nd amendment liberal.
He is following in his father in laws footsteps, former Attorney General Joseph Curran, search his name and his anti gun stance.
Sorry, didn't mean to hi jack the thread to get on my soapbox.
Thanks msgt. News is slow to reach us up in Granville County :). I agree with the comment that it's too bad it had to be written in to be clear and obvious. But, let's take what we can get.
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What if the Hokey Pokey IS what it's all about?
Congrats to N.C,..Now clear up the rest!!!. Good step though!!!.
This is great at the state level but how does that work at the county/city or town level? In reading Charlotte's Code of Ordinances 15-20.e (1) (below) you ARE PROHIBITED from having a firearm outside your home if the mayor deems it necessary. Does that override State Law? I was happy at first as like many of you this is the time that I'd rather be armed (as a ccw holder) if I have to evacuate or get food or for whatever reason I'd need to leave my home.
Sec. 15-20. - State of emergency; proclamation; curfew authorized; restrictions; contracts authorized.
(a) A "state of emergency" shall be deemed to exist whenever, during times of great public crisis, disaster, rioting, catastrophe, or similar public emergency, for any reason, municipal public safety authorities are unable to maintain public order or afford adequate protection for lives, safety or property.
(b) If an existing or threatened state of emergency occurs endangering the lives, safety, health and welfare of the people within the city, or threatening damage to or destruction of property, the mayor is hereby authorized and empowered to issue a public proclamation declaring to all persons the existence of such a state of emergency and, in order more effectively to protect the lives and property of the people within the city, to place in effect any or all of the restrictions authorized in this section, including the authority to define and impose a curfew.
© The mayor is hereby authorized and empowered to limit by the proclamation the application of all or any part of such restrictions to any area specifically designated or described within the corporate limits and to specific hours of the day or night, and to exempt the following from all or any part of such restrictions:
(1) Law enforcement officers, firefighters and other public employees;
(2) Doctors, nurses, employees of hospitals and other medical facilities;
(3) On-duty military personnel, whether state or federal;
(4) On-duty employees of public utilities, public transportation companies, and newspaper, magazine, radio broadcasting, and television broadcasting corporations operated for profit; and
(5) Such other classes of persons as may be essential to the preservation of public order and immediately necessary to serve the safety, health, and welfare needs of the people within the city.
(d) The mayor shall proclaim the end of such state of emergency or all or any part of the restrictions imposed as soon as circumstances warrant or when directed to do so by the city council.
(e) During the existence of a proclaimed state of emergency, the mayor may, by proclamation, prohibit or regulate any or all of the following:
(1) The possession, off one's own premises, of explosives, any substance which by itself or in combination with other substances could be used to make an explosive device or weapon of mass destruction, firearms, ammunition, or dangerous weapons of any kind, and prohibit or regulate the purchase, sale, transfer or other disposition thereof.
The buying or selling of beer, wine, or intoxicating beverages of any kind, and their possession or consumption off one's own premises.
(3) Any demonstration, parade, march, vigil or participation therein from taking place on any of the public ways or upon any public property.
(4) The sale of gasoline, kerosene, naphtha, or any other explosive or inflammable fluids or substances or any substance which, by itself or in combination with other substances, could be used to make an explosive device or weapon of mass destruction.
(5) Travel upon any public street, alley, or roadway or upon any other public property, except by those in search of medical assistance, food or other commodity or service necessary to sustain the well-being of themselves or their families or some member thereof.
(6) The participation in or carrying on of any business activity, and the keeping open of places of business, places of entertainment, and any other places of public assembly.
(f) Any proclamation may be extended, altered, or repealed in any particular during the continued or threatened existence of a state of emergency by the issuance of a subsequent proclamation.
(g) During the existence of a proclaimed state of emergency, it shall be unlawful for any person to violate any provision of any restriction imposed by any proclamation authorized by this section. Any person who violates such a provision shall, upon conviction, be punished in accordance with section 2-21
(h) During the existence of a proclaimed state of emergency involving the health and safety of the people or their property, the city manager is authorized to award contracts for construction or repair work and for the purchase of apparatus, supplies, materials or equipment without regard to the amount of such a contract and without complying with G.S. 143-129, provided that the expeditious award of such a contract is reasonably necessary to address the effects of such emergency. In the absence of the city manager, the following officials shall have the same authority as is provided in this section to the city manager: the deputy city manager, any assistant city manager or the chief purchasing official. The city manager shall submit a report to the city council summarizing all contracts awarded pursuant to this section as soon as reasonably possible after the state of emergency has ended.
Congrats NC..."Got-R-Did"...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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That's all and good during a hurricane sorta of emergency but martial law can always be enacted if needed for population control.