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ROCK HILL, S.C. – The Campbell University men's tennis team won its first Big South conference match in 17 years Friday afternoon by defeating Winthrop 4-3 in Rock Hill, S.C. August Iwdal clinched the match for the Camels (3-1, 1-0) with his victory in the six spot.
The Camels jumped out to an early 1-0 lead by capturing the doubles point. Josep Baro and Adrien Rossignon defeated Nadav Ruppin and Guy Kubi 8-3 in the one spot. Fernando Guillen and David Clavera improved to 2-0 in doubles play after their victory over Dylan Comerford and Rich Meade in the two spot (9-7).
Campbell jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead after victories by Guillen and Baro in the one and five spots. Baro knocked off Meade 6-1, 6-1, while Guillen defeated Ruppin 6-4, 6-1. The San Louis Potoci, Mexico native is now 3-1 in singles play this season.
Winthrop put their first point on the board after Kubi dealt Rossignon his first loss of the year in the two position. However, Iwdal sealed the win for the Camels by knocking off Luka Stanic 7-6, 6-1. This is the first career win at Campbell for the Gothenburg, Sweden native.
The Camels continue their four match road trip Saturday as they take on Davidson. Match time is set for 11:00 am.
Campbell 4, Winthrop 3
Singles competition:
1. GUILLEN, Fernando (CAMM) def. RUPPIN, Nadav (WUM) 6-4, 6-1
2. KUBI, Guy (WUM) def. ROSSIGNON, Adrien (CAMM) 6-4, 6-0
3. HIROKAWA, Yuta (WUM) def. CLAVERA, David (CAMM) 4-6, 6-3, 1-0
4. COMERFORD, Dylan (WUM) def. DOMINIK, Kaniewski (CAMM) 6-4, 2-6, 1-0
5. BARO, Josep (CAMM) def. MEADE, Rich (WUM) 6-1, 6-1
6. AUGUST, Iwdal (CAMM) def. STANIC, Luka (WUM) 7-6, 6-1
Doubles competition:
1. ROSSIGNON, Adrien/BARO, Josep (CAMM) def. RUPPIN, Nadav/KUBI, Guy (WUM) 8-3
2. GUILLEN, Fernando/CLAVERA, David (CAMM) def. COMERFORD, Dylan/MEADE, Rich (WUM) 9-7
3. HIROKAWA, Yuta/STANIC, Luka (WUM) def. AUGUST, Iwdal/KRALIK, Ondrej (CAMM) 8-5
Winthrop 2-5 (0-1)
Campbell 3-1 (1-0)


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So I didn't quite reach my goal of finishing fifty books this year like I did last year (or my personal record of 200, in 2004). I blame the dearth of good books I haven't read yet in the various bookstores I frequent, and the fact that I started taking my laptop to school instead of books, now that the wireless internets finally work throughout the building.
I still finished sixteen:
- Irreligion John Allen Paulos
- Math Hysteria Ian Stewart
- Introduction to Cryptography and Network Security Behrouz A. Forouzan
- Barking Tom Holt
- The Goldilocks Enigma Paul Davies
- I Am Legend Richard Matheson
- God Is Not Great Christopher Hitchens
- Making Money Terry Pratchett
- Animal Farm George Orwell
- God Explained in a Taxi Ride Paul Arden
- Jippus et Jannica Annie M.G. Schmidt
- The Red Queen Matt Ridley
- Flatland Edwin Abbott Abbott
- Collapse Jared Diamond
- Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Philip K. Dick
- Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities Ian Stewart
Most of those were either relatively unremarkable or utter crap. And no, Snow Crash isn't on that list, because it was too shit to finish.

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If you are thinking about purchasing this card, I would recommend that you go for a SLI
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I've got this graphics card in my Gateway desktop, and have had it installed for nearly a year. I must say, it is very good, especially for the price. It's fast, quiet, and very well rounded. Games such as Battlefield 3 and Skyrim run well on it at 1440 x 900 resolution, and it has the ability to run numerous other games as well.
The GTX550 Ti was also relatively easy to install. Just delete the old drivers from your old graphics card, put it in, put the install disk in, and you're off to the races. It took me about 15-20 minutes for it to have the most up to date drivers, and it uses a really intuitive software called XtremeTuner HD. It allows the user to control fan settings, VRAM, etc without having to do much technical work.
The graphics card would be a highly recommendable card for anyone who wants to either upgrade their computer or build one from the bottom up.
I have used this card in my Hp Pavillion desktop computer for the past two years. It has allowed me ot play every game at rather high specs without and major drop in frame rate. Currently i use this to support my two monitors running at both 1440x900 and 1920x1080 resolution. This graphics card can run my copy of Battlefield 3 at maximum graphics settings on my smaller monitor at a steady 30fps in ourdoor areas and roughly 45fps in large open areas. On my larger monitor, these both drop by roughly 10 and i have to reduce the model and texture qualities to medium but it is still perfectly playable. I have never had any trouble with this card, it has always stayed below 40 degrees even when under intensive use. For the price, i would reccomend this graphics card over any competitors on the market for its performance to value ratio.
This product is a must if you are attempting to get in to computer gaming.


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Well, sort of.
It's been a crazy good couple of years for this position from the Sunshine State. Last year it was Alex Collins, Derrick Henry, Kelvin Taylor and Greg Bryant. This year you have a handful of special players like Sony Michel, Joseph Yearby and Dalvin Cook. Next season there's Jordan Scarlett and Jacques Patrick.
So I decided to rank them (below), one through 10 regardless of class, as if they were all coming out together.
These are my rankings, not FoxSports.
How would you rank them? Click here and let's see how you would rank these top 10 running backs from the classes of 2013, 2014 and 2015.
1) Sony Michel (Plantation American Heritage) Class of 2014
I said it before and I will say it again; Michel is the top running back to come out of the Sunshine State in a while. He's a special talent that can do it all. Michel spurned his childhood dream of playing for the Hurricanes and selected the Georgia Bulldogs.
2) Alex Collins (South Plantation) Class of 2013
People were very surprised last year when we named Collins the top back in the state and gave him a fifth star. Then fans were even more stunned he picked the Razorbacks over Miami. The early returns are terrific for Collins at Arkansas.
3) Joseph Yearby(Miami Central) Class of 2014
Of the 2013, '14 and '15, Yearby is my favorite running back. I scratch my head as I place him third on this list. All this kid does every time I see him is dazzle a defense. When I watch him I see some Barry Sanders in his game. I think this kid is going to have a special career for the 'Canes.
4) Derrick Henry (Yulee) Class of 2013
This was a running back that I was not high on at all until I watched him play live last fall. He may not be the most graceful but Henry is very effective. He's intriguing because of his size and style. Most think he would never succeed at this position in college. He will prove all the naysayers wrong in Tuscaloosa.
5) Dalvin Cook (Miami Central) Class of 2014
Cook shares time at Central with Yearby. How special is that? He's had a super start to his senior campaign and many feel he looks better than Yearby up to this point. It wouldn't surprise me at all to see Yearby have more success in college but Cook should have longer term upside. He's headed to play for the Gators.
6) Bo Scarborough (Bradenton IMG Academy) Class of 2014
See Derrick Henry. On the surface they almost appear to be the same prospect. I have not seen him play real football in person (only 7-on-7) but I will soon. I know there are some that have already commented in this state that he is everything people say he is – big time. For now Scarborough is committed to the Crimson Tide.
7) Jordan Scarlett (Ft. Lauderdale University School) Class of 2015
There's no doubt with a big junior season Scarlett could vault up this list. He looks (body wise) like Trent Richardson at the same stage. He has everything to be special but needs to put it all together and play with more consistency.
8) Kelvin Taylor (Belle Glade Glade Day) Class of 2013
Like I said last season Taylor should be the safest bet of this bunch. He had a super high school career and now is in Gainesville learning how the college game works with the Gators. It will be interesting to see if he really works his way into the rotation at Florida this weekend against the Vols.
9)Jacques Patrick (Orlando Timber Creek) Class of 2015
This kid is a bulldozer and certainly the most powerful back of this bunch. He doesn't horse around with the pigskin in his paws, as Patrick is a legit downhill north-south runner. How good has he been? Patrick's first two offers were from FSU and Florida after his freshman season.
10)Greg Bryant (Delray Beach American Heritage) Class of 2013
Bryant is a versatile back that can do it all. He runs with tremendous power, has good speed and can catch the football. Notre Dame signed Bryant as well as Tarean Folston (Cocoa) this past season.
Note – Where would you put Duke Johnson on this list? He was a part of the Class of 2012 and had a brilliant freshman season at Miami last fall. I toyed with the idea of putting him in here but it really wouldn't be objective after watching him play last season in Coral Gables. But he would obviously be near the top of this list because I was sky high on him when he was coming out of high school.
Crossroads for Will Muschamp?
The Gators won 11 games last season. It wasn't pretty but they counted.
Florida won with great defense, a good running game, their special teams playing special and not turning the football over.
Now they sit at 1-1 after a bye week following a bad loss to their rival, the Miami Hurricanes.
The Volunteers wait. They come to the Swamp Saturday afternoon to open up SEC play. Sure the Tennessee game is always big. But this one seems a little bigger. Still on the schedule are LSU, Arkansas, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida State.
Tomorrow has the feel of a "crossroads" game for the Gators, especially when it comes to recruiting. Florida will be hosting four 2014 recruits on official visits and many others will be in attendance on unofficial visits.
The Gators need more than just a win. They need to show some firepower on offense and they need the Swamp rocking.
This hasn't been a Gator offense with many explosive plays in the passing game. Sure their identity is to run the football. But their style of play keeps lesser teams in games longer. They lack a quick striking offense and big plays.
Recruits need to be sold on the fact that you will put them in the best possible situations to showcase their talent. More importantly, if you are Florida, it is very important to back up what you tell recruits you are trying to land. Yea, you play great defense and have one of the best units in the nation. Your special teams are terrific. But the Florida offense is downright ugly and has been under this regime. It's a new era of football and recruiting. Yeah, winning is important. But style and the manner in which you win is very important in recruiting.
"Florida needs to put on a show," said Jason Higdon, a southeast recruiting analyst for FoxSports. "The Swamp needs to be electric. Everything will be on display for a lot of recruits who will be there watching and they will be watching everything. Florida just can't win 21-17. They need to display a good product offensively because there will be a direct correlation to their performance and recruiting. These are top tier kids and they will be at this game, It is a big deal."
Five-star prospects, defensive end Lorenzo Carter (Norcross, Ga.) and safety Jamal Adams (Lewisville, Texas/Hebron), are set to make their official visits to Florida. So too are four star linebacker Clifton Garrett (Plainfeild, Ill./South) and three-star tight end DeAndre Goolsby (Derby, Ka.).
On top of that there will be a ton of top-notch recruits there from the '14, '15 and '16 classes. Committed Florida seniors such as cornerbacks J.C. Jackson (Immokalee, Fla.) and Duke Dawson (Cross City, Fla./Dixie County), offensive lineman Travaris Dorsey (Jacksonville, Fla./Raines), defensive end Justus Reed (Clearwater, Fla./CCC), and quarterback Will Grier (Davidson, N.C./Day) are all scheduled to be there. So is Virginia Tech commitment, wide receiver Ja'Von Harrison (Lakeland, Fla./Kathleen) and the much coveted uncommitted offensive tackle David Sharpe (Jacksonville, Fla./Providence).
Maybe even more crucial are the 2015 and '16 kids expected. It's these kids where a lasting impression will go a very long way. Expected to be in the Swamp on unofficial visits are some elite sophomore and junior recruits like quarterback Christian Alexander (Lakeland, Fla./Christian) and Feleipe Franks (Crawfordville, Fla./Wakulla), offensive linemen George Brown (Cincinnati, Ohio/Winston Woods), Martez Ivey (Apopka, Fla.) and Jake Fruhmorgen (Tampa, Fla./Plant), athlete Deon Cain (Tampa, Fla./Tampa Bay Tech), wide receiver Nate Craig (Dade City, Fla./Pasco), defensive ends Jordan Woods (Ocala, Fla./Trinity Christian), Byron Cowart (Seffner, Fla./Armwood)and CeCe Jefferson (Glen St. Mary, Fla./Baker County), linebacker Jeffery Holland (Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy ), running back Jacques Patrick (Orlando, Fla./Timber Creek) and cornerback Kevin Toliver (Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy).
"I believe the 2014 kids have a general idea of where they are going," Higdon said. "Those '15 and '16 kids are like a soft piece of clay that is not molded yet. They will look back at this game and what happens and what they see and there will be some kind of impression. They will at some point envision themselves in that uniform or running out of that tunnel l. So how they play and the atmosphere in the stadium will be important for Florida with these kids. And I think it's important that Florida plays well in all phases of the game."
Baker sits
Many out there don't know much about Delroy Baker. In my opinion he's one of the most under the radar guys from the Sunshine State in this 2014 class. Over the summer this three-star offensive tackle stunned the college football world by committing to Indiana over Florida.
Yeah, you read that right. And the Gators are still after him only those Florida coaches will have to travel a little farther to see him. Baker followed his head coach Ryan Hearn from Ocala West Port to St. Petersburg Admiral Farragut. Hearn took the Admiral Farragut job over the summer.
"There, [West Port] I was kind of a father to a lot of kids and Delroy was one of those kids," Hearn said. "So when I took this job he decided to come down here. The thing is he can't play in the games. But he is practicing and looks great."
Baker, now 6-foot-6, 290-pounds, will graduate in December and enroll at Indiana in January. The Hoosiers play in a spread attack as does Hearn. The new offense at his old school is a wing-T. That's another huge reason why Baker elected to head south to St. Pete.
"Delroy practices with us every day and looks great," Hearn said. "A lot of the time he's working with himself and things for the spread offense. And of course he gives us looks on defense on the defensive line. Sometimes he just destroys what we are trying to do. He is so big and has a 7-foot-1 wing-span."
There are still many in this stay scratching their heads as to how the Gators lost Baker, especially considering when he used to live 30 minutes away.
"It's because of one thing and one thing only," Hearn said. "[Indiana offensive line coach] Greg Frey. It was Greg Frey being Greg Frey and he beat everyone on Delroy. And he also loves it up there. I asked him where he would want to go if Frey wasn't at Indiana. He still said Indiana."
What's going on outside the state?
There are a handful of good recruits making official visits this weekend outside the state of Florida.
Four-star defensive end Keyon Brown (Wauchula, Fla./Hardee) is visiting Georgia.
Offensive linemen Gary Brown (Tampa Alonso), fresh off his visit to Iowa State last weekend, will make an official visit to Georgia Tech this weekend.
Wide receiver Kenric Young (Gainesville, Fla.) was also in Ames, Ia., last weekend. He will make an official visit to Indiana this weekend.
Three-star running back Madre London (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas) will make an official visit to Wisconsin.


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All of my modifications are located in my sig. The car was tuned at TopSpeed in Atlanta GA. Now that that's outta the way, about 4 months ago I took my car to the 1/4 mile track and posted up a best time of 12.6 @111mph. Yesterday i headed back to the track and only had a best of 13.3@106mph. ??? The 60fts are the same for both runs, around 1.6-1.8. The car doesn't smoke at all, idles fine and no codes. I'm getting a leakdown test done on thursday. Only thing I have picked up on is that, yesterday, while I was going down the track the car was only hitting 17-18PSI max. But when I'm rolling on a road or highway I hit 20PSI, which was what I was tuned for. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with it but Im just throwing that in there. The car just broke 47K mi. This is only the third time I have been to the track with it and I bought it brand new. I don't drive like a nutcase so I really don't know what's causing the car to perform the way it is. Any ideas would be helpful and like I said tim getting a leakdown on thrusday and all of my modifications are located in my sig. Thanks


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Former Liverpool midfielder Jan Molby believes the club's disjointed season will be remembered as a great one if they win the FA Cup tomorrow.
The Reds began the campaign with Champions League aspirations but have struggled to live up to expectations in the Barclays Premier League, particularly during 2012.
Kenny Dalglish's men have lost 10 of their 17 league games since the turn of the year, winning just four.
Yet amid that dismal sequence, the Merseysiders have managed to win the Carling Cup and secure a Wembley return in tomorrow's FA Cup final against Chelsea.
Because of that, Molby believes history yet could look favourably on a trying season, although he concedes there are mixed feelings on the matter.
The Dane, speaking at the BBC's Euro 2012 launch, said: "I don't know whether winning a trophy can make it a bad season, but winning two trophies would make it a great season, for sure.
"Having said that, there have still been a lot of disappointing results and performances in the Premier League that have been very difficult to forget."
Renowned for his passing ability, Molby played for the Anfield club throughout Dalglish's highly successful first spell as manager.
The Reds won three league titles and two FA Cups during Dalglish's stint in charge from 1986-91 and Molby is convinced the Scot is the right man for the job now despite criticism.
Dalglish has been knocked for the quality of his signings since returning to the post last year as well as being castigated over his handling of the controversial Luis Suarez affair.
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A House Finch at the bird feeders in Central Park's Ramble. (Stephen Nessen/WNYC)
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Bird watchers in Central Park near "The Oven" in Central Park, looking for warblers. (Stephen Nessen/WNYC)
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A Cardinal flapping its winds, trying to attract a mate during breeding season in Central Park. (Stephen Nessen/WNYC)
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why do you hate the poor?Her's hoping that Hugo Chavez rots in Hell where he belongs.
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#48047 Mar 9, 2013
LMFAO......You really don't know do you?
#48048 Mar 9, 2013
WOW! Lots of typos.....Now who always has the typos?
Hugo Chávez was a champion for the poor..while he was adding billions to his worth. I thought I would try and teach you kool aid drinking idiots something. You idiots have no desire to learn the truth. You are here for one of two reasons. To troll or to support those who feed and cloth you so you don't need to work.
#48049 Mar 9, 2013
What in hell did his comment have to do with hate? Nothing you damn stupid idiot.
#48050 Mar 9, 2013
Hillary Clinton wears an additional filter over the lens of her glasses-the same type used by STROKE patients.
#48051 Mar 9, 2013
Yep, you're confused..I never said...."Besides, do we want a President who faints, fallx, and gets injurec because they have the flu".
#48052 Mar 9, 2013
This post is for dbar to read. He seems to think I said...."Besides, do we need a President who faints, falls, and gets injured just becausd they have the flu"
Gee dbar, who else are you getting confused with? Maybe you ought to call it a day.
#48053 Mar 9, 2013
I see Dan the man/Really is at it again impersonating me. Poor sap.
#48054 Mar 9, 2013
I have to laugh at the postefr that is impersonating Winston Smith and all the other liberals that say if it wasn't for Chavez, the elderly in the US would have frozen to death.....hmmmm... that's not saying much for Obama now is it? According to the liberals, Chavez saved elderly Americans, while Obama would have let them to freeze to death.
These people don't know if they are coming or going and which side is up and which side is down. They are absolutely clueless in their remarks.
#48056 Mar 9, 2013
Hey dumbass, those subsidies were put in place when your dear Lil Bush was ruining the economy, try to educate yourself before posting.
"oil-rich Venezuela (through the Venezuelan-owned firm CITGO) was the source of the donation of 200 million gallons of heating oil through the American nonprofit Citizens Energy Corporation run by former U.S. Rep. Joseph Kennedy II. Kennedys nonprofit gives poor families in 25 states and the District of Columbia free or discounted oil for heat.
Kennedy created the program in the wake of hurricanes Katrina and Rita, disasters that helped trigger escalating fuel costs that many poor families couldnt afford. According to the Digital Journal, CITGO and Citizens Energy have provided 227 million gallons of oil worth $465 million to almost two million Americans. The program has also assisted 252 Native American communities and 245 homeless shelters. Over the years, Kennedy has been effusive in his praise of Chavez (for his donations) and of CITGO.
Venezuelas assistance to the poor in the wealthiest industrialized country in the world is unusual, to say the least, particularly because Chavez has been a vocal critic of the U.S. government. At one point, he called former President George W. Bush a devil. Many think that Venezuelas provision of home heating aid to poor families in the U.S. while the U.S. government has hugely slashed the budget of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is sort of embarrassing. Critics view this as the U.S.(and Kennedy) being bought by Venezuelan petro-dollars, or as Kennedy facilitating Chavezs sticking it to the U.S. Supporters see the CITGO program as helping the poor when the U.S. government and other oil companies couldnt or wouldnt.
President Chavez cared deeply about the poor of Venezuela and other nations around the world, Citizen Energys Kennedy said in a statement.Our prayers go out to President Chavezs family, the people of Venezuela and all who were warmed by his generosity. As much of the world mourns Chavezs death and travels to Caracas for his state funeral, expect the debates to continue about Chavezs legacy and his role in providing home heating assistance to poor American households"
#48057 Mar 9, 2013
ABCs The View Reportedly Firing Shows Lone Conservative Over Extreme,Right-Wing Views
Those far left kool aid drinking liberals can't stand to hear anyone's opinions that are not in agreement with their line of thinking. This interferes with the programing of the sheeples and the protection of Obama.
Liberals....Do as I say not as I do. If it's harmful to Obama we will not report on it until we are forced to and then we will report very little. We will always try and bury it on the last page.
#48058 Mar 9, 2013
By god that is solid proof that she had a stroke. LOL
I've never know of anyone having a stroke a severe as what she claims to ever go back to work as soon as she did. You can believe all the asinine lies you want put out by your sources but it does not change the truth or facts. I'm speaking of truth and facts you have no access too from the liberal side.
#48059 Mar 9, 2013
I am the lost spirit of President Chavez, I had to make myself look good while I plundered Venezuela's wealth.
Do a search you damn dumb idiot what Chavez was doing while the world was reading what great things Chavez was doing for the poor. While you're looking into that take a look into Chavez's favorite buddy... President Obama is doing and the billions Obama sent to Venezuela which went through Chavez's hands first. Hey look into The gas stations and other businesses Chavez had control of in the US.
If you think this was all about kindness and helping the poor you are one stupid person.
#48060 Mar 9, 2013
One must wonder why there are those idiots "libroids" on here that cannot post under one ID instead of pretending to be another.
I think it's just something missing in what little brains they do have.
Could it be they just cannot deal with the facts that prove what they have posted is nothing more than typical propaganda? I know of one poster on here who when his posts are shredded and he cannot refute a factual statement he ALWAYS changes the subject, attacks when it's conservative leaning, personally attacks the poster with childlike attitude or simply ignores. Lets not forget how he has different posters from all over the country within minutes come to his defense. Sometimes there will be a short delay with a few of his defenders. His line of thinking is the delay will appear not to be from him. I have to LMFAO when he does this. What a very stupid Man he is.
#48061 Mar 9, 2013
Oh look! It's the liberal impersonator that is too cowardly to use its own name. Andwe are supposed to take a cowardly name thief seriously.....get real, loser!
#48062 Mar 9, 2013
so attacking the messenger after the correction.
the point still stands.
if fainting disqualifies someone from holding office why did that not apply to both President's mentioned.
#48063 Mar 9, 2013
Yea, We hate when posters use multiple names.. We don't do that.We are honest and never lie or cheat or call people names.
#48064 Mar 9, 2013
Still confused, I see. A STROKE means a person is not in any condition to make a decision on the economy, a countries secutity or life and death decisions, and at a less important decision making, a STROKE victim can't even feed themselves. This goes on for years. The flu means an upset stomach, a headache, loss of appetite. Usually lasts a few days to a week or so
#48065 Mar 9, 2013
and you have no proof of any stroke.
"Dr. James Liu, director of the Center for Skull Base and Pituitary Surgery at the Neurological Institute of New Jersey, said that concussion and head injury can lead to blurred or double vision in some cases, and that this symptom can linger for a while during recovery.
"It is possible that blurred or double vision can last up to weeks and even months," he said. "This really depends on the severity of the head injury. In cases of concussions, these symptoms are usually temporary and eventually resolve with time."
so you have what doctor claiming a stroke?
#48066 Mar 9, 2013
Yeah, an Romney's going to win the election. That Nate Silver doesn't know squat.
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Can Genzyme Cure Investor Jitters?
In recent weeks, biotech investors have suffered their own case of Enron flu. First, Ireland's Elan Pharmaceutical (ELN ) lost 70% of its market value after investors began to question its accounting techniques. Now, Enronitis seems to have spread to Genzyme Corp., where shares of Genzyme General (GENZ ), the tracking stock for the biggest of the company's three divisions, have tumbled into the $45 range. That's down some 20% since the beginning of 2002.
Quite a reversal of fortune for the fifth-largest biotech company in the U.S. Genzyme General was a juggernaut in 2001, when its share value increased by some 30% during a rough year in the stock market. The concerns stem from the tracking-stock structure -- a measure of just how hypersensitive investors are these days. However, most analyst say such worries are overblown, and the company could dispel them with a focused effort at explaining its accounting methods.
Confusion over its tracking-stock setup isn't the only reason the shares have tumbled, however. Sales of Renagel -- a drug for patients with end-stage kidney disease who are undergoing hemodialysis that the company acquired in September, 2000 -- have exceeded expectations. But lately, its momentum seems to be slowing. And although Genzyme has high hopes for another drug called Fabrazyme, a treatment for a rare, inherited fat-storage disorder, it's still under review by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration, though it has been approved in Europe. For these reasons, investors will be watching closely on Mar. 7, when the company discusses its outlook at its yearend earnings meeting.
Genzyme General's stock is certainly cheap by historical standards. It's trading at about 33 times 2002 earnings expectations of at least $1.40 per diluted share, off its historic price-to-earnings ratio of about 40. But some analysts say investors should approach this stock carefully for the time being. "In the current environment and with all the negative events people are anticipating, the stock won't turn until [doubts] are cleared from people's minds," says Weidong Huang, an analyst at Times Square Asset Management.
Cambridge (Mass.)-based Genzyme has three tracking stocks, one for each division. The idea is to unlock as much shareholder value as possible from each unit. Each business can then focus on distinct markets, and the share price of a profitable unit won't be penalized if other divisions are unprofitable. At the same time, the tracking-stock structure allows the profitable Genzyme General to continue receiving a tax benefit from the losses in the other units, since, although Genzyme has three stocks, it's still one consolidated company.
The Genzyme General unit has done just fine. It's the premier developer of drugs for rare genetic diseases and has been able to stay afloat in a largely unprofitable sector. Its niche strategy has delivered profits, and over the years its investors have done well. However, Genzyme's other two units, Genzyme Biosurgery (GZBX ) and Genzyme Molecular Oncology (GZMO ), lose money. Genzyme Biosurgery shares were trading at $6.26 on Feb. 27, up from $5.31 on Dec. 31. Genzyme Molecular Oncology is also up slightly so far this year, to $8.11 on Feb. 27 from $8 on Dec. 31.
In this environment, though, investors are punishing anything that isn't easily understandable. Although a number of companies in a variety of industries have used the tracking-stock structure for many years, it still doesn't sit well with some analysts. "That's a little difficult model for me to handle," says Greg Aurand, co-manager of Orbitex Health & Biotech fund and Orbitex Medical Science fund. He fears that Genzyme's money-losing units have less incentive to move toward profitability if the losses continue to offer tax benefits. In its defense, Genzyme notes it has already signaled to analysts that it hopes the biosurgery unit will be profitable on an operating basis this year.
The company also points out that it has consistently provided full disclosure of its financials to investors. Beginning last year, Genzyme began to report an estimated tax rate at the start of each year in an effort to offer better guidance, says spokesman Bo Piela. For 2002, Genzyme says it expects its tax rate to be between 23% and 25%.
What really has some investors nervous is the threat of a coming slowdown in Renagel's sales growth. Genzyme General's strong stock performance in 2001 was largely driven by Renagel, which soared to $177 million in sales in 2001, more than triple its $56 million level in 2000. Genzyme is predicting an additional 47% to 58% increase, to $260 million to $280 million, in 2002.
While the company says the U.S. market for Renagel is only 20% penetrated, analysts are concerned that sales may be topping out sooner than expected. Renagel has a maximum market of about 300,000 patients, figures SG Cowen analyst Bill Tanner. However, about one-third of those patients are covered by Medicare, which doesn't pay for Renagel.
Of the remaining 200,000 or so, Tanner figures, 100,000 are already taking the drug, while the other 100,000 are taking a competing product. Tanner expects 2003 sales for Renagel to be about $381 million, a solid 36% increase from 2002 estimates. But the drug will continue to slow after that, he says: "It's a matter of the real robust growth being over."
Meanwhile, Genzyme is still waiting on FDA approval for its treatment of Fabry's disease, a rare genetic disorder characterized by kidney dysfunction. Transkaryotic Therapies (TKTX ) also has an application in for a similar treatment. Both companies filed in mid-2000, but the FDA has yet to approve either drug, asking for additional information. Whichever company gets approval first also gets so-called orphan drug status -- seven years of marketing exclusivity.
Bear Stearns analyst Ronald Renaud says if Fabrazyme loses approval to Transkaryotic's drug, Genzyme's earnings will get hit by about $0.02 per share next year and perhaps "a little more in further-out years. However, it doesn't significantly dampen the long-term growth story," he says.
The problem with that logic, argues Orbitex fund manager Aurand, is that Genzyme doesn't have much else to fall back on in its near-term pipeline. Sales of its top-selling product -- Cerezyme, a treatment for the inherited metabolic disorder Gaucher's disease -- grew just 6%, to $570 million, in 2001 and will grow at a slower rate in 2002. Aurand argues that "it's up in the air what the [company's] next leg of growth will be.... They can't live off of Renagel forever." That drug accounted for 18% of 2001's total sales of $981 million.
Aurand thinks Genzyme should cut another deal like the 2000 acquisition of GelTex Pharmaceuticals, which netted the company Renagel. One smart move, he suggests, might be a buyout of BioMarin Pharmaceuticals (BMRN ), with which Genzyme is developing Aldurazyme, a treatment for another rare inherited metabolic disease called Hurler/Scheie disease. That drug is expected to be approved and launched by late 2002, and plans now call for the two companies to split profits.
Genzyme declined to comment on any acquisition plans. But it's optimistic about the outlook. It expects total revenues in 2002 to be in the range of $1.15 billion to $1.20 billion, an increase of at least 17% over last year. If Fabrazyme gets FDA approval, Genzyme forecasts that the drug will contribute $25 million to $40 million in 2002 sales -- just a "small part of the overall financial picture for Genzyme General," says spokesman Piela. The company admits that Renagel won't grow as fast as it once did, but over the next decade Genzyme expects sales to eventually hit $1 billion.
Given all that, investors interested in Genzyme should pay close attention to any details it provides at its yearend earnings meeting. Until the future is clearer, Genzyme -- unfairly or not -- may continue to take a beating.
By Amy Tsao in New York
Edited by Thane Peterson


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I'm looking for a homemade steak sauce recipe. I'd like something similar to A.1. — Lori, Florida
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1/2 cup orange juice
1/2 cup raisins
1/4 cup soy sauce
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I have half a dozen scratch-baked cornbread muffins I stashed in the freezer, and I'm trying to come up with a way to use them up that isn't a casserole. Any ideas? — C.H., Missouri
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I would simply reheat them and eat them. You can make croutons for salad by crumbling the muffins onto a baking sheet and baking in the oven at 250 F until golden brown. The croutons will taste great on salads, soups, stew and chili. Try this cornbread salad recipe: allrecipes.com/Recipe/cornbread-salad-i/Detail.aspx.
If you prefer something sweet, you could heat them and add some strawberries and whipped cream.
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Do you think medical alert bracelets are useful? How do they work? Do the paramedics call the number and get your medical history while they are working on you? What about for a child? If they are always with parents or at school, where their history is known, is there any benefit? — M.W., Canada
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I certainly think medical alert bracelets are useful, especially for people with medical conditions or allergies. Some of these pieces of jewelry are simply something to wear to alert emergency responders or medical personnel. Others are tied into a service that has your medical history, advance directive, family contacts and DNR order available 24/7. Your information can be accessed via phone or computer. They're useful for children, too, if, for example, there's an accident or emergency where the child is rushed to the hospital by ambulance before a parent or guardian is able to provide the information.
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f continues to thrill me to no end with her awesome thoughts and comments. while i've been told not to worry, it still bums me out a little bit that she's already talking about having a "boyfriend" named james. but she says the greatest stuff about him, like "mom, he's a true hero!" and when telling me about how well they get along, she said "you know, we keep in touch. it's good."
she still calls breakfast "breakfisk," calls it "hide and bo seek" and says "on your march, get set, GO!"
and when meeting a friend of mine for the first time a few weeks ago, the first thing she said to him was, "last night? my dad TOOTED." awesome.
also: she only needs one surgery.
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on april 12th, she has to undergo a two-hour surgery to patch both ear drums. the left should be pretty simple but the right requires "harvesting muscle fascia from behind the ear" and yuck yuck yuck, you lost me at "harvesting." it's killing me so i'm just trying not to think about it too much right now. we have the first surgery of the day, so that's good. and if all goes according to plan, her hearing will get back to normal in her right ear, and we'll be able to restart swim lessons and teach her to surf without any ear plugs. the recovery means an entire week out of school; coachella is going to be a welcome break after all the stress.
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The dollar lacked direction against the yen in Tokyo on Thursday ahead of major events, while the euro weakened on dwindling risk appetite in financial markets.
At 5 p.m., the dollar was quoted at ¥93.45-47, up from ¥93.35-36 at the same time Wednesday. The euro stood at $1.3258-3260, down from $1.3408-3409, and at ¥123.92-93, down from ¥125.16-19.
The dollar held firm above ¥93.50 in the morning after rising above ¥94 briefly in New York overnight on speculation that the U.S. Federal Reserve may slow or stop its asset purchases, traders said.
But the greenback trimmed much of its gains in the afternoon as equity prices in Japan and other Asian markets weakened, they said.
The minutes of the Fed's Jan. 29-30 meeting, released Wednesday, showed that many participants expressed "some concerns about potential costs and risks arising from further asset purchases."
Speculation of an early change of course in U.S. monetary policy "prompts dollar purchases and yen sales, but the dollar will be held in check if stock prices are dampened" by the speculation, a major Japanese bank official said.
"Risk-off moves may grow strong if speculative positions that have been backed by U.S. monetary policy easing are unwound," another Japanese bank official said.
Talks on the Fed's exit strategy will support the dollar versus the yen over the medium term, as the Bank of Japan is set to ease its monetary policy further and interest rate differentials between the two nations are seen expanding, a foreign brokerage house official said.


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Anglo-Saxon name Bradbey comes from the family having resided in the county of Chester, where they derived their name from the town of Bredbury. The town's name is derived from the Old English words bred or brade which means broad and byrig, the original form of burh, which means fort. Thus, the name denotes the dweller at the broad fort.
Bradbey Early Origins
hundred of Macclesfield, N. division of the county of Chester, Bredbury dates back to the Domesday Book of 1086 when it was first listed as Brethberie. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Williams, Dr Ann. And G.H. Martin, Eds., Domesday Book A Complete Translation. London: Penguin, 1992. Print. (ISBN 0-141-00523-8) "The manor was held under the Stockports, by the family of Bredbury, whose heiress brought a moiety of it to the Ardens." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lewis, Samuel, A Topographical Dictionary of England. Institute of Historical Research, 1848, Print. Another reference claims the place name meant "stronghold or manor-house built of planks," from the Old English words "bred" + "burgh." [3]CITATION[CLOSE]
Mills, A.D., Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-19-869156-4)
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Distinguished members of the family include George Bradbury (d.1696), an English judge, appointed to the bench of the Court of Exchequer in 1688, and continued in office until his death; Thomas Bradbury (1677-1759), an English congregational minister; and Mary Perkins Bradbury (1615-1700) was tried, convicted...
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Recipe: Strawberry Tart
Serves 8
• 200g sweet short crust pastry
• Custard
• 5 egg yolks
• ¾ cup caster sugar
• 1 tsp vanilla
• 3 Tbsp cornflour
• 1½ cup milk, hot
• 1 Tbsp butter
To serve
• 1 punnet strawberries,
• 2 Tbsp strawberry jam
• Cream
1. Heat an oven to 180C.
2. Line a 22cm tart tin with pastry and bake blind for 15 minutes, or until cooked but not browned.
3. In a bowl beat the egg yolks, sugar and vanilla until light and creamy. Add the cornflour and mix through.
4. In a pot, heat the milk until it reaches boiling point, then slowly add to the egg mixture beating until all combined. Place it back into a clean pot.
5. Heat the custard, stirring continuously until it reaches boiling point and starts to thicken, about 5-7 minutes. You may think it is starting to curdle, but just stir vigorously.
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Unclaimed Property Auction
On October 6, 2012, at 11:00 A.M., the Wadsworth Police Department will be conducting an auction of unclaimed or unused property in the Wadsworth City Hall Council Chambers. There will be both used and new items for auction, including: Pampered Chef items, new toys, computer accessories and parts, a large amount of new clothing, a new range hood, a Brother color printer/fax, a Yudu screen printing system, over 35 bicycles, videogames, and DVD movies.
Registration and viewing will begin promptly at 10:30 A.M. and the auction will begin at 11:00
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When it comes to marketing, Taylor Swift is a master. Just a couple of weeks ago she made the announcement via YouTube about her new album, Red, and debuted the album's title track "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together". Now comes word that the video for the song is ready and it'll be unveiled across multiple platforms.
The video for "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" will make it's debut simultaneously on CMT, MTV, VH1 and TeenNick tomorrow evening at 6:49p. Afterwards, Taylor will be sitting down with MTV's Sway Calloway for a 15 minute interview where she'll talk about her upcoming MTV VMA performance next week (Thrusday, September 6th) along with her VH1 Storytellers episode and more.
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This suggests that the rotation is proportional to the intensity of magnetization, and not to the magnetic force.
The magnetic permeability decreases as the magnetization increases.
In the cyclical reversal of magnetization of iron we have two modes to consider.
He then propounded his brilliant hypothesis that the magnetization of iron was due to molecular electric currents.
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By CHRIS LEONARD
Staff Writer
KILLBUCK -- Out of the 800-some residents, only three showed up to council's public meeting Thursday to talk about the 1 percent income tax request that will appear on the November ballot.
"The key here is the future of the village," Mayor Denny Hahn said. "We can't continue to operate with the funds we have. Things will deteriorate worse than they already are."
This will be the third time council has placed an income tax before voters. It was placed before voters and defeated in 2002 and 2004.
Council said no new tax has been passed since 1979. With the ever-increasing economy, council said its funding has decreased and does not expect that trend to change.
Dave Diamond, who has lived in Killbuck for about a year, asked how things were allowed to get so bad.
Councilwoman Lisa Kauffman said she could not speak for prior officials and their actions, but it would have been nice had someone tried to implement an income tax sooner.
The income tax would collect 1 percent of all wages earned in the village, including contract work. It is expected to generate $115,000, according to a 2004 estimate.
"What is the first thing you're going to do with the money?" Diamond asked. "You have to have a wish list."
Council said there was not a top issue but cited the August flooding and street repairs as priorities. Kauffman said another priority was the storm drains.
"There are places in town that have absolutely none," she said.
Council also touted the benefits of the income tax, saying it would allow a better shot at obtaining grants, which can be used for projects like a new water treatment plant.
Susan Miller asked if she would be taxed even though she works in Holmesville.
Kauffman said she would be taxed because Holmesville does not have an income tax.
However, Kauffman said, "If you live in Killbuck and work in another municipality that already has an income tax, you will receive a 100 percent credit so you are not double-taxed."
Residents who work in Killbuck but live outside of it will be taxed.
The tax is based on earned income only. That means residents who only receive pension or Social Security will not be taxed, Hahn said.
According to council, a resident who earns $25,000 will be taxed 68 cents per day. A resident who earns $30,000 will be taxed 82 cents per day. A resident who earns $35,000 will be taxed 95 cents per day.
The Regional Income Tax Agency has been hired to keep track of who is taxed, Hahn said. He said 3 to 5 percent of the tax collected will go to pay RITA.
According to RITA's Web site, it services 136 municipalities in Ohio.
Asked how this meeting faired to the last attempted income tax meeting, Hahn remained optimistic.
"That's one more than the last time we had this meeting," he said, in terms of attendance.
If passed, the income tax would take effect in January.
Reporter Chris Leonard can be reached at (330) 674-1811 or e-mail email@example.com.