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By the time he arrives at my table, Cohen is already in mid-sentence. 'Have you seen this?' he says, pointing at his arty iPhone case. 'I bought it at Colette in Paris. Isn't it great?' It's difficult to concentrate on his phone, however, as I'm too busy being entertained by his glasses: a black-framed pair in which one lens is square and the other circular. 'They're by a German company called Wissing. I've got 12 pairs. I collect glasses. I was going to say I collect money, too, but I haven't got any at the moment.' He puts his hand in his pocket and pulls it out empty. 'I'm clean out.' Cue raucous laughter.
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'There are no rules with this space,' explains Frahm, a darkly handsome Dane who has lived in London since he arrived to study for an MA at the Sotheby's Institute in 1997. 'It's not about our collections, it's about creating something more exciting and vibrant. It's not an intimidating space; you don't pay to get in; there's going to be a milk bar; it will be a fun place to hang out. And we hope to get as many people from the street as art world people. I've always thought that art should be for everyone.'
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It is standard form in any interview with Cohen to draw parallels between him and Charles Saatchi — the usual cliché being to call him 'the Saatchi of the North' — and he is fed up with it. But the opening of a gallery in London is sure to bring a new round of comparisons. Is there any truth to the rivalry?
'Look,' says Cohen wearily, 'Charles and I have been friends for years and we have a good laugh about this. He couldn't give two hoots what I'm up to. And anyway, what we're doing would be completely alien to him. People always ask me about him and it's boring; we don't even collect the same things.'
Frahm, too, is keen to make a distinction between Saatchi's swanky Chelsea gallery and the grittier Dairy. 'Charles only shows work from his own collection and the exhibitions are very thematic: photography; Indian art; Chinese art. He doesn't ever do one-man shows and ours will mostly be that. We will have loans from other collectors, museums and galleries, too; it's about mixing it up.'
So far the entire funding for the Dairy has been put up by the two founders, so it's a good job they are both men of means. The story of how Cohen acquired his fortune has become something of a modern myth. He was born to a family of poor Jewish émigrés — his grandparents were Russian — in north Manchester, and left school at 15. His first employer was the father of the Booker Prize-winning novelist Howard Jacobson. 'I worked for Howard's dad on markets selling food out of the back of a wagon,' he tells me. Cohen eventually progressed to manufacturing and selling wallpaper and finally built a business of DIY superstores called Glyn Webb. He sold the chain in 1999 for a reported £25 million, a figure he says is much nearer the mark when it comes to his wealth.
Cohen's passion for collecting is also part of his mythology. As a boy he started with cigarette cards and coins and then progressed into art in the early 1970s when the father of his now wife, Cherryl, encouraged him. 'My father-in-law dealt in what he called objets d'art. He was a Dickensian character; he used to go to work every morning in a dicky bow and a bowler hat and always wore a suit, day or night. He sold prints by Lowry and every time I went to pick up Cherryl he used to sell me one for 15 quid.' As Cohen grew bolder he began to buy paintings by Lowry; the first, titled Our Family, cost him £1,100. He met the artist — 'He was fabulous, a wonderful character' — but never managed to buy a picture direct. 'I tried, but he was so shrewd. He knew when somebody knocked on his door they were after a painting.'
Cherryl and Frank married in 1972 and over the following decades filled their Wilmslow house — a glass and steel structure designed by Frazer Crane, architect to George Best — with more paintings by Lowry ('I don't know how many… lots') and other 20th-century British masters, including Edward Burra, David Bomberg and Stanley Spencer. 'I bought art on HP [hire purchase]. All the dealers used to say to me, "Pay me when you've got the money." Otherwise I never would have built up a collection. Never.'
Cohen's collecting habits shifted in the late 1990s, around the same time he met Frahm. He was attracted by the buzz around contemporary art, particularly the YBA movement with its bawdy characters and party culture. But although his eye was well-tuned to modern British art, he was struggling with what to buy in the more conceptual field. 'I wasn't that strong on contemporary when I met Nicolai,' he remembers. 'It was at an art dinner in London. He was sitting next to my wife and afterwards she said, "I've just met this guy who is very interesting; he knows a lot about art." So the next day I went to see him — he was working in a gallery at the time — and he said, "You should buy this and you should buy that." And so he started as a sort of advisor. You've got to understand we come from different backgrounds; his background is all art, mine is wallpaper and paint.'
It's true that their origins couldn't be more different. Frahm, who in contrast to Cohen's arty boho look is all sharp cheekboned and soigné, grew up just outside Copenhagen in a family of rich and sophisticated art collectors who owned Scandinavia's largest coffee company Skandinavisk Kaffekompani (which makes his choice today of a soya cappuccino something of a surprise). His father collected post-war European abstract art and opened his collection to the public, a move that sparked the young Nicolai's passion. After boarding school in Denmark and university in Boston, he arrived in London at the time of Saatchi's Sensation show at the Royal Academy. 'It was such an eye-opener for me,' he remembers. 'It made me realise I could do what I'm doing for a living.'
After studying at the Sotheby's Institute he worked briefly for Christie's before setting up his art advisory business, Frahm Ltd, with his brother Michael. 'We were building huge collections for private individuals around the world, mostly from scratch,' he explains. Frahm, who is single, now lives in a house in Belgravia where he is building what he calls his 'Wunderkammer', the German word for a Renaissance-style collection of art, design and curios. He counts fencing, opera and playing the piano among his hobbies, and is a big fan of the Danish TV dramas such as Borgen and The Killing that have gripped the British public. 'They are very existential, very hard. But it works both ways because there is a very close connection between the Danes and the British. We share the same humour.' One of his dreams for the Dairy is to get the Danish film director Lars von Trier involved in a show.
Aside from making plans for their new gallery, both Frahm and Cohen continue busily building their collections. 'It's a nerdy game in a way. You have to be a little bit mad to become so obsessed with something but it's extremely addictive,' says Frahm, who last year took 83 trips around the world to either buy or see art. The focus for both collectors is art from the late 1970s, through Cindy Sherman and Jeff Koons, right up to the latest work from new scenes such as India, China and Korea. They buy from dealers abroad and in Britain. Interestingly, both Cohen's children, Georgina, 37, and Adam, 32, caught the art bug and now work for the Gagosian gallery, a place where Frank is occasionally a customer. 'But it's not like we get a better deal,' he jokes.
Cohen's hoard of art is now so large that he stores it in two purpose-built warehouses in Wolverhampton, until recently the site of his gallery, Initial Access. This has now closed 'because not many people came'. He does edit his collection now and then — he recently sold 143 works (estimated value £746,000) at the Pierre Bergé auction house in Paris — but is adamant that the new gallery will not be a front for raising the value of his holdings, an accusation that has sometimes been levelled at Saatchi's activities. 'None of the work at the Dairy will be for sale,' Cohen states firmly. 'I have sold things in the past so that I can buy other things, but that's just about refurbishing my collection.
'It takes a lifetime to build the perfect collection,' says Frahm. 'If work is not fitting in any more, you let it go; it's a natural process. You never know what is going to happen next; we might go back to Old Masters — the other week I bought a set of Dürer woodcuts. But it's not like we're billionaires flying round the world in private jets. If you could go out and buy all the art in the world, where's the fun in that? To make a good collection you have to be a little bit unsure; it has to hurt.'
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Childhood obesity is a major public health problem in the U.S. Currently approximately one in three children is considered overweight or obese. Most overweight children grow to become overweight adults. It is unclear how effective pediatricians and other primary care physicians can be in assisting overweight children to normalize their body weight. Expert guidelines have been established, but are currently untested.
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- Body Mass Index Z-score Change [ Time Frame: Three months ]Change in body mass index z-score change over the three month time period
- Sugar Sweetened Beverages [ Time Frame: Three months ]Change in reported intake of sugar sweetened beverages
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Aim #2: To evaluate whether the proportion of children who decrease their BMI z-score over a 3-month period is higher in those randomly assigned to the intervention group compared with those in the control group.
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|Study First Received:
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|Results First Received:
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|Last Updated:
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Keywords provided by University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute:
Childhood obesity treatment
Motivational interviewing
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pediatric Obesity
Nutrition Disorders
Body Weight
Signs and Symptoms
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Re: PlotLegend
Works fine on my Mac.
It appears that the Needs["PlotLegends`"] statement was not evaluated.
Try again with a fresh kernel.
Bob Hanlon
On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 5:25 AM, <design at rcn.com> wrote:
> This example is straight from the documentation and I can't get it to
> work. Can someone please give me something to try? Thanks (Is
> anyone local to Gaithersburg?)
> Needs["PlotLegends`"]
> Plot[{Sin[x], Cos[x]}, {x, 0, 2 Pi}, PlotLegend -> {"sine",
> "cosine"}]
> Plot::optx: Unknown option PlotLegend in Plot[{Sin[x],Cos[x]},{x,0,2 \
> [Pi]},PlotLegend->{sine,cosine}]. >>
> First name: Joe
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The widow of the man who provided the "mind the gap" Tube announcement said she cannot wait to hear his voice again after transport bosses pledged to reinstate his message.
Actor Oswald Laurence's voice was heard by millions of passengers on northbound Northern line platforms for four decades. Its use was gradually reduced and was only being played at Embankment before it was stopped last November after the installation of a new PA system.
Margaret McCollum, who used to plan her Tube journeys so that she would hear her late husband's voice, was devastated when she found out his message was no longer being used.
She approached TfL, which told her that the recording would be reinstated at the weekend, but when the retired GP returned to the station on Saturday she was disappointed that it was still using the new version.
"I'm waiting eagerly — seemingly lots of people who I don't know might be waiting eagerly, too," said Dr McCollum, 65, from north London. "Oswald would have been touched by all the interest.
"All along, they've been saying we are trying to put him back but it hasn't happened. I'm a bit disappointed. Maybe this publicity will spur TfL's technology people to solve whatever the problem is. I would be delighted if they could get Oswald back on because it's so much clearer, it's brief, to the point and even when you're on the train you can still hear Oswald's 'mind the gap'."
She met Mr Laurence in 1992 on a trip to Morocco when he was working as a tour and cruise company guide. She was instantly taken by his "gorgeous voice". They married in 2003 and were together until his death in 2007.
She said: "He was terrific fun and had a great sense of fun and zest for life. He was a great raconteur. To know you were going home and could just go to that station and hear his voice was really very special. "
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Pennsylvania Dutch buffet
PENN RUN — A Pennsylvania Dutch buffet will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. today at the Penn Run Christian Outreach Center, 75 Grace Church Road, Penn Run.
The menu includes chicken gravy with chunks of chicken, waffles, biscuits, noodles, mashed potatoes, vegetables, broccoli salad, coleslaw, desserts and drinks. The cost is $8 for adults and $6 for ages 3 through 11. Call (724) 463-0420 for more information.
Bazaar and bake sale
PINE FLATS — A bazaar and bake sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at the Morningstar Community Building, Starford. Proceeds benefit the Pine Flats Church of God.
There will be new and used Christmas and holiday items, decorations and winter clothing. There will also be cakes, pies, cookies, candy, bread, rolls and soup for sale.
Scottish service
Calvary Presbyterian Church, 695 School St., Indiana, welcomes the public to celebrate Scottish heritage with the festival of Saint Andrew on Sunday at 11 a.m.
The annual event will feature a bagpiper, a procession of the clans, Gaelic music and worship. A time of fellowship featuring a high tea follows the service. Refreshments such as Scottish shortbreads, assorted cookies, tea sandwiches and beverages will be provided. Those attending are encouraged to dress in Scottish attire. Call (724) 463-9197 for more information.
Turkey dinner
KENT — A turkey dinner will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Kent.
The menu includes roast breast of turkey and stuffing, whipped potatoes with gravy, green beans, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, salad, fresh rolls, assorted desserts and beverages. The cost is $10 for adults, $4 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children younger than 6. Takeout is available.
Swiss steak dinner
ROBINSON — The Helping Hands of Robinson Evangelical United Methodist Church will hold a Swiss steak dinner from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the church, 332 Mary St., Robinson.
The cost is $8 for adults, $3 for children ages 5 to 12 and free for children ages 4 and younger. Takeout is available.
Election Day dinners
HEILWOOD — The Heilwood Presbyterian Church Election Day dinner will be held from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday at the church. Dinner includes ham, parsley potatoes, green beans, applesauce, roll and dessert.
The cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children. All takeouts are $10.
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BRUSH VALLEY — An Election Day pancake and sausage meal will be served from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Brush Valley Chapel, Route 259, between Brush Valley and Yellow Creek State Park.
The variety of pancakes will include regular, blueberry, chocolate chip and buckwheat. Meals include beverage and dessert. The cost is $7.50 for adults, $4.50 for children ages 4 through 12 and free for younger than 4.
Takeout is available. Proceeds benefit the Brush Valley Lutheran Cemetery Association and Brush Valley Chapel. Everyone is welcome.
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ARMAGH — An Election Day luncheon will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Armagh United Methodist Church, Armagh.
The menu includes bean and vegetable soup, sandwiches, beverage and dessert. Soup is also available by the quart for $5. Cast your vote then come and have lunch with us.
Testifying meeting
BROCKWAY — There will be a Just For Jesus Challenge Homeless Outreach testifying meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the First Apostles' Doctrine Church, 14530 Route 28, Brockway.
Come and share how Jesus has changed your life and hear how he is changing others through the power of the work of the cross. Call Apostle Jack L. Wisor at (814) 590-3898 or (814) 265-0243 for more information.
13-week Bible course
KITTANNING — "Interpreting the Bible," a 13-week college course, will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays, starting next week, in Room 9, Harvest Community Church, Kittanning Campus.
The cost is $25, and the cost of an ESV Study Bible if you don't already own one. For more information or to enroll, call the church office at (724) 548-5643 or email email@example.com.
Guest speaker
Dr. Abel Robles will be the special guest speaker at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Cornerstone Worship Center, 500 Lenz Road, White Township.
Dr. Robles is the senior pastor and founder of Oakpointe Christian Center in New Castle. He has a Doctor of Divinity degree from Southern California Theological Seminary as well as a degree in biblical studies from Fort Wayne Bible College and John Brown University.
Pastor Paul Price invites the public to attend. For more information, visit www.cornerstoneworshipctr.org or call (724) 465-9911.
Harvest festival
Graystone Presbyterian Church and Child Evangelism Fellowship invite children age 3 through grade 6 to the annual Harvest Festival from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Graystone Presbyterian Church, 640 Church St., Indiana.
No costumes please. For more information or to register, call the church office at (724) 349-5556.
Fellowship group to meet
A meeting of Children and Youth for Christ will be held from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday at Christ Bible Fellowship Church, Route 119 South, Indiana. The group is for ages eight through 18. Activities include arts, crafts, games, music and food. All other meetings are on the first Thursday of each month. For more information, call Heather at (724) 726-5456.
Art exhibit fundraiser
MARCHAND — There will be an exhibit of art created by Marchand-area residents from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 9 at the Marchand United Methodist Church. A bake and craft sale will be held with proceeds to benefit the church's building fund.
There will also be a trash and treasure sale with vendors. For more information, call Marian at (724) 286-9140.
Visitation of the Miraculous Icon of St. Anna
BLACK LICK — The Miraculous Icon of St. Anna will be at St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church, Black Lick, Nov. 9 and 10. The church will be open for veneration of the icon starting at 10 a.m. Nov. 9. There will be a briefing on the history of the icon and a lecture on prayer at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Great Vespers will be served at 6 p.m. Nov. 9. Divine Liturgy will be at 10 a.m. Nov. 10. The public is invited to view and venerate the icon.
Vendor show
PENN RUN — The Penn Run Church Christian Outreach Center, a ministry of the Penn Run Church of the Brethren, will hold a vendor show from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 9 at the center, 75 Grace Church Road, Penn Run.
A pie auction will begin at noon. Pies to be donated for the auction include peanut butter, no sugar added apple, pumpkin, coconut creme, chocolate creme, lemon meringue, raisin, chocolate French silk, surprise, graham cracker cream, cream cheese nut, shoofly, eight count apple dumplings and more.
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The church will be selling sandwiches, homemade vegetable beef and chicken noodle soup as well as baked goods. Soup can be purchased by the bowl, pint or quart. Proceeds benefit the ministries of the Penn Run Church of the Brethren. For more information, call the church office at (724) 463-0420.
All-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner
NEW FLORENCE — An all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner will be held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Veterans Day, Nov. 11, at Faith Lutheran Church, 6810 Route 22, New Florence.
The meal includes spaghetti and meatballs, salad, green beans, Italian bread, assorted cakes and drinks.
Local veterans will be on hand to accept a free-will offering. Takeout is available.
All proceeds from the event will benefit Tomorrow's Hope Transitional Housing and Service Center for veterans, 6260 Heverly Blvd., Coalport.
Power Team
The Power Team will be at Kinport Assembly of God at 7 p.m. Nov. 14 to 17.
The Power Team is a group of world-class athletes who have performed the world's greatest exhibitions of power, strength, speed, inspiration and motivation in every state and in more than 40 countries for almost 40 years. These giant men, many weighing more than 300 pounds, can blow up hot water bottles like balloons, snap baseball bats like twigs, lift telephone poles overhead, rip phone books and license plates like pieces of paper, and smash walls of ice and concrete.
The Power Team has several world-record holders, former NFL football players and professional wrestlers. They have been endorsed by more than 50 governors, senators and congressmen for their positive contribution to the lives of America's youth.
For more information, contact Pastor Chris Massey at (814) 743-5532.
Thanksgiving Concert of Praise
The 19th annual Community Thanksgiving Concert of Praise has been scheduled for Sunday evening, Nov. 24, at Graystone Church in Indiana.
Doors to the church will open at 5:30 p.m., the prelude music with the Sounds of Grace Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Keith Young, will begin at 6 p.m. and the actual concert will get under way at 6:30. The community is cordially invited to participate.
This community concert will be broadcast on WMUG-FM (105.1 FM) in Indiana and shared around the world for our men and women in the armed forces on the Web at wmugradio.org. Refreshments will follow in the gathering room, according to the host pastor, the Rev. Rick Hurley.
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J.D. Varner, the executive director of the Christian Witness Media Ministries, is the producer of this annual concert.


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Top 5 Reasons To Join Sean For "Fetch A Friend" At Colonie Center
Tomorrow I will be at Colonie Center from 11am to 1pm. As you may or may not know, I don't usually got out to many events on the weekend but this is one I could not pass up. As a pet lover and someone who knows first hand what joy a animal best friend can bring, I want to help some amazing pets find their forever home. Maybe if you meet that "someone" special it could be your home.
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Ohio State: QB Miller done for the season
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Kluwe, Vikings settle, avert lawsuit
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Williamson to pitch in NPF Championships
Former Marshall softball pitcher Andi Williamson will take part in the National Pro Fastpitch Championships starting today in Hoover, Ala.
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Williamson is in her second season with the Bandits. In 2013, she posted a 9-2 record with an ERA of 1.67, both of which ranked third in NPF, and was named the NPF Rookie of the Year.
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France is being convulsed by strikes over the controversial law which would increase the retirement age for workers from age 60 to age 62. Naturally, this is an important issues for secondary school students who will reach the age of 60 about 2075. Eva Zukerman, age 17, at the Lycee Edouard Branly in Paris kept a diary about how youth were reacting to the new law.
October 14
"Today, 60 students from two nearby schools massed in front of my school, shouting, dancing, and throwing stones. They pushed against the glass door, breaking a window and shoving a female teacher, while yelling the names of their schools. Finally, they rushed towards a courtyard used by younger pupils –who were terrified by the mob, sobbing with fear. As I watched kids my own age, who I didn't know, trash my school, I wondered what this had to do with retirement reform."
October 18
"After three days of siege, three students at my lycee tried to organize a proper blockade. Out of 960 students, 77% voted "yes" (for a blockade).
October 19
(her school was blockaded)
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You get the picture. A group of children protesting against something that might occur 50 years from now. As one who protested during the sixties against racism and the Vietnam war, this is simply a group of young hooligans using violence to brighten up their day.


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EAST MEADOW, N.Y. -- Sophomore Peter Vanderkaay (Rochester, Mich./Adams HS) sent retiring University of Michigan men's swimming and diving head coach Jon Urbanchek out in style, as the sophomore swept the individual distance freestyle events, Michigan's specialty under Urbanchek, with a victory in the 1,500-meter freestyle Saturday (March 27) at the Nassau County Aquatic Center. Behind Vanderkaay's victory, the Wolverines completed the three-day NCAA Championships in fifth place with 271 points. Auburn successfully defended its team title with 634 points.
Vanderkaay added his name to the list of 10 Wolverines who have won multiple individual titles at a single NCAA meet.
Swimming in the fifth and final heat of the 1,500 free, Vanderkaay wasted little time to set the pace of the race when he jumped out early to take the lead at the 50-meter turn in 27.22. With older brother Christian Vanderkaay (Rochester, Mich./Adams HS) as his lap counter, the younger Vanderkaay never relinquished the lead, though he had tough competition through the race's entirety.
Virginia's Ian Prichard was the first of Vanderkaay's three challengers, but Vanderkaay was able gain open water on the Virginia senior at the 300-meter mark. Next to push Michigan's sophomore was Georgia's Robert Margalis, who jumped into the mix at the 650 mark. Margalis began cutting into Vanderkaay's lead and was within 0.50 seconds of the U-M swimmer over the next 150 meters.
PVK continued to swim his own race, eventually opening a one-second advantage over Margalis, but then came a big push from Southern California's Ousama Melloui, who came up from third place to contend for the title over the final 300 meters of the race. Vanderkaay opened a full body-length lead with 250 to go, but Melloui would not go away. With a 100-meter split of 57.03 with just 100 to go, Melloui pulled within a shoulder length.
The battle came down to the final 50 meters with Vanderkaay holding a slight advantage. The two went stroke for stroke, but Michigan's swimmer was able to pull ahead over the final 25 meters to out-touch Melloui by just under a second, 14:44.53 to 14:45.49.
In the fourth heat of the timed finals, Hurd jumped off the blocks and never looked back. Knowing he had to post the time to beat with one heat remaining, Michigan's junior gained open water on the field 250 meters into the race, eventually claiming the heat title with a winning time of 15:03.27, nearly four seconds faster than second place.
Ma's fourth-place showing of 15:15.96 in the third heat of the race held up to finish 16th overall, and his 16th-place showing meant every U-M athlete who competed at the national championship meet earned a point.
In other "A" final action, sophomore Davis Tarwater (Knoxville, Tenn./Webb School) swam to fourth place in the 200-meter butterfly with a time of 1:55.48. With Michigan in the hunt for its eighth top-five finish under Urbanchek, Tarwater handed the Wolverines 15 points in the first individual championship final of his career.
In the final race of the evening, Michigan's foursome of senior captain Dan Ketchum (Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore HS), Tarwater, Hurd and Peter Vanderkaay combined to finish eighth in the 400-meter freestyle relay with a time of 3:15.96. The eighth-place finish enabled the Wolverines to hold fifth place in the team standings with 271 points.
Earning All-America honorable mention were senior Jason Coben (Newtown Square, Pa./Marple Newtown HS) and sophomore Chris DeJong (Holland, Mich./Holland HS), who finished 16th in the platform diving and 200-meter backstroke, respectively.
ESPN2 will air a 90-minute special recap of the NCAA Championships on Monday (March 2) at 1:30 p.m. EST.
A few Wolverines will enter the pool next weekend in Indianapolis, Ind., for the Counsilman Classic Grand Prix.
Final Team Standings (Top 10)
1. Auburn 634 2. Stanford 377.5 3. Texas 374 4. Arizona 322 5. MICHIGAN 271 6. Florida 266 7. California 255.5 8. Tennessee 140 9. Minnesota 130 10. Georgia 112.5
Event Winners/U-M Finishes (Day 3)
(Prelim time in parentheses for U-M if faster than finals time)
1,500-Meter Freestyle 1. Peter Vanderkaay, U-M 14:44.53 2. Ousama Mellouli, Southern Cal 14:45.49 3. Robert Margalis, Georgia 14:57.77 4. Ian Prichard, Virginia 15:03.27 5. Andrew Hurd, U-M 15:03.87 6. Shaun Phillips, Stanford 15:05.88 7. Jan Wolfgarten, Florida 15:06.79 8. Nate Knopf, Auburn 15:07.93 16. Zayd Ma, U-M 15:15.96 200-Meter Backstroke 1. Aaron Peirsol, Texas 1:50.64!$%@ 2. Markus Rogan, Stanford 1:51.37 3. Bryce Hunt, Auburn 1:53.15 4. Peter Marshall, Stanford 1:53.95 5. Chris Kellam, Florida 1:54.66 6. Hongzhe Sun, Stanford 1:55.47 7. Luke Wagner, Virginia 1:55.77 8. Nate O'Brien, Texas 1:56.27 16. Chris DeJong, U-M 1:58.39 (1:55.29) 100-Meter Freestyle 1. Ian Crocker, Texas 46.25!$%@ 2. Draganja Duje, California 46.64 3. Fred Bousquet, Auburn 46.87 4. George Bovell, Auburn 47.39 5. Ryan Wochomurka, Auburn 47.49 6. Carlos Jayme, Florida 47.55 7. Eric LaFleur, Arizona 48.13 8. Terry Silkaitis, Minnesota 48.42 200-Meter Breaststroke 1. Brendan Hansen, Texas 2:04.73! 2. Scott Usher, Wyoming 2:07.66 3. Gary Marshall, Stanford 2:07.98 4. Giordan Pogioli, Purdue 2:08.81 5. Mark Gangloff, Auburn 2:09.77 6. Phil Davis, Washington 2:10.04 7. Greg Owen, Arizona 2:10:05 8. Caleb Rowe, California 2:10.53 200-Meter Butterfly 1. Rainer Kendrick, Texas 1:54.97! 2. Jayme Cramer, Stanford 1:55.00 3. Daniel Cruz, Kentucky 1:55.15 4. Davis Tarwater, U-M 1:55.48 5. Michael Raab, Virginia 1:55.71 6. Matt McDonald, Stanford 1:55.93 7. Juan Veloz, Arizona 1:56.06 8. Adam Sioui, Florida 1:56.50 Platform Diving 1. Caesar Garcia, Auburn 635.05 2. Steven Segerlin, Auburn 574.80 3. Miguel Velazquez, Miami 533.55 4. Josh Anderson, Arizona 515.80 5. Derek Starks, Miami 498.75 6. Matt Bricker, Auburn 494.85 7. Ray Vincent, USC 478.45 8. Jon Linette, Texas 466.35 16. Jason Coben, U-M 419.20 400-Meter Freestyle Relay 1. Auburn 3:08.85#!% 2. California 3:10.68 3. Arizona 3:13.18 4. Florida 3:13.53 5. Minnesota 3:14.01 6. Texas A&M 3:15.00 7. Stanford 3:15.18 8. Michigan 3:15.96 (3:15.73) (Dan Ketchum, Davis Tarwater, Andrew Hurd, Peter Vanderkaay) # - World's Fastest Time @ - World Record $ - American Record % - U.S. Open Record ! - NCAA Record
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Apartments in B&B near Barcelona, Penedes wine region - comfortable, well equipped rooms and apartments, friendly service - for a happy holiday
Have the perfect, relaxed holiday in our apartments or our B&B in the hinterland of Barcelona, close to Vilafranca del Penedés in the middle of the famous wine and sparkling wine country "Alt Penedes". For a bigger group you can as well rent the house on a self catering basis. Please ask us for a quote, the main house fits 12-16 people and further 4 beds are available in the apartments.
The apartments are completely independent from the main house featuring South facing, big terraces with wonderful views, and completely equipped kitchens.
Family apartment:
2 bedrooms, bathroom, living, kitchen, big terrace with gas driven BBQ, outside eating, comfy sun loungers
Studio apartment:
Space on 3 levels, kitchen, living, sleeping (2 double beds), modern bathroom, big terrace with gas driven BBQ, comfy sun loungers
The main house (B&B / self catering) sleeps 12-16 people in 5 double rooms and one family suite.
Pool and jacuzzi are shared between the guests. The jacuzzi can be booked personally with a surcharge of 5 Euros per person for half an hour.
Have a relaxing time in the Mediterranean garden with a courtyard with lounge sofas, comfy sun loungers jacuzzi, swimming pool, taste wine in ancient wine cellars or stroll through the vineyards. The beach of Vilanova i la Geltru is 20 minutes away, Barcelona, Tarragona and the famous Montserrat are 60 minutes by car.
We d like you to discover the authentic Spain and we will help you where we can to find what you re after. Visiting wineries which do very personal tours, visit ancient castles or tranquil monasteries or cycling or rambling through the vineyards. If you come to visit us as a group we re happy to tailer make you a tour through the Penedes including transport. We can organize a picnic at a spring water lake, go with you to authentic wineries and discover the most hidden treasures of Penedes. Please ask for a quote!
For more information, please have a look at www.arianella.com
Top Traveller Review
Excellent place in Penedès!
About the Owner
About Ariane Paasch
Our little family, that's Rainer my husband, me Ariane and our two sons Lino aged 11 and Luan aged 9 together with Snoopy the dog, would like to invite you to our house in the wine region "Penedes" South of Barcelona.
Ariane Paasch purchased this apartment in 2004
Why Ariane Paasch chose Alt Penedes
The house is located at a hill overlooking the whole plain of Penedés, we feel still privileged enjoying the views. Additionally, we like the relaxed feeling to live and work in an ancient building, mostly done with natural materials like clay, field stones, and wooden beams.
What makes this apartment unique
The most unique are the views, followed by the way the house is composed: many little houses glued together interconnecting.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We had such a wonderful stay. Ariane and Rainer made us feel so at home and welcome. Our week there was the perfect break from the hustle and bustle of London. Recommendations given of restaurants, vineyards, beaches (the list is endless) could not have been better and were exactly what we wanted each time. Our personal favorite was Cal Lluis (we visited twice). We will definitively visiting again. We can t wait! Many thanks, Gabriela and Oli
Guestbook comments from the owner
We had such a wonderful stay. Ariane and Rainer made us feel so at home and welcome. Our week there was the perfect break from the hustle and bustle of London. Recommendations given of restaurants, vineyards, beaches (the list is endless) could not have been better and were exactly what we wanted each time. Our personal favorite was Cal Lluis (we visited twice). We will definitively visiting again. We can t wait! Many thanks, Gabriela and Oli
5 Reviews
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A great apartment and wonderful hosts.
A perfect location for exploring the Penedes wine region, Barcelona and Tarragona. Apartment was great, well equipped and had a nice cosy feel - perfect for kicking back with a bottle of local wine.
Rainer and Ariane were lovely hosts, they have great local knowledge and suggested some fab days out. They also know all the local bodegas and restaurants so don't forget to pick their brains - Casa Xamos is an absolute must.
Rainer and Ariane, thanks again for a wonderful stay.
Excellent place in Penedès!
The apartment is comfortable, the view from the terrace is great, and Rainer and Ariane are both very kind.
Beautiful retreat.
Arianel.la B&B is a very pleasant place to stay, with very friendly and thoughtful owners.
The appartment we occupied is very well situated with a good view over the counrtry side. It is nicely decorated with great attention to details, spacious enough for two people, clean, well equiped, really confortable. Rainer and Ariane did all they could to make our stay pleasurable. We did not used the pool or the jacuzi because the weather was not so good (!) but with all the recommandations and suggestions Rainer gave us, we have been able to tour the region, the vineyards and visit many places. Of course all this involved wine and cava testings!
Return guest - fabulous holiday!
I visited last year with a group of girls and had a fabulous time. This year I with my husband and two other couples - who were also celebrating wedding anniversaries in May! (This husbands were jealous of last years trip!!)
This trip was just as great. Ariane and Rainer are so welcoming, it was like visiting old friends! Again, prior to the trip Ariane had been amazing on the email organising bike tours, taxi's and meals etc for us - thank you.
We had three nights at Arianel. The accommodation is has a rural charm, very clean and homely feel.
The outside area is a nice place to socialise, there are comfy chairs, relaxing music and the long table for meals. The jacuzzi has a great view!
The food is outstanding. Ana the cook made three tasty evening meals, which was enjoyed by us all. Breakfast is special, so tasty and varied - much enjoyed by everyone. Also, the food is local.
The honesty bar is really well stocked with local wines and also non-alcoholic drinks and snacks.
We spent one day biking to a vineyard and then to a local restaurant for a great meal and lots of excellent wine. After this day, we relaxed around the pool and enjoyed the sunshine. As it was Monday, and many of the local shops/restaurants are shut, Ariane offered us some soup, break, cheese and meats, followed by a lovely lemon dessert. This kind thought was much appreciated, as we were feeling too lazy to venture out to find somewhere to eat!!
Ariane and Rainer are so helpful and accomodating. They are there are hand to advise about the local area and places to visit. During our stay, I saw both of them, spending time withother groups of people advising on directions, places to visit, walk and eat.
I cannot recommend this place more. I love visiting, and plan to visit again next year. It really is a hidden gem.
A home from home
I can´t think of the right reason why this was the fifth time we were back with Ariana and Rainer:
Is it just being around them basking in their hospitality.
Or because of the personally styled rooms with their attention to detail.
Or, the beautiful area with vineyards, restaurants, villages markets, being near Barcelona and the Med.
Or, going back, on a regular basis to see how both of their sons are growing up.
Or of course the sweet little dog.
Or a combination of all of the above.
Whatever it is it seems to work and it´s different and more intense every time. Even though we´ve seen some of the sites there´s still so much more. This definitely won´t be the last time!
From the Owner
"The house is located at a hill overlooking the whole plain of Penedés, we feel still privileged enjoying the views. Additionally, we like the relaxed feeling to live and work in an ancient building, mostly done with natural materials like clay, field stones, and wooden beams."
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
Wine tours / Enoturismo
We are located in the wine and cava region "Alt Penedés". With pleasure we arrange for you visits to the cellars with wine tasting - you choose if you want to visit the big players like Torres or Codorniu or rather smaller, family driven wineries.
For groups from 4 people onwards we offer 4 to 7 days organized wine tours through Penedes. http://www.winetour-penedes.com
Walking/Rambling holidays
There are beautiful walks to springs, viewpoints or vineyards around.
Cycling is a real treat, its a little hilly, but you will be rewarded by small country lands and an infinite sea of vineyards. Alternatively, we will organize electric bikes for you - a real treat!
Rambling is possible for all tastes. You can stay in the valley, stroll along meandering streams or head for the mountain and get rewarded with wonderful views over the rolling hills !
All beaches between Barcelona and Tarragona are easy to reach by car (between 20 and 50 minutes drive)
Beaches of Sitges (30 minutes) romantic seaside town with excellent restaurants and wonderful white sand.
Beaches of Vilanova i la Geltrú (25 minutes). Unspoilt Spanish seaside town with fine white sand and shallow waters.
Beaches of Altafulla, Tamarit (40 minutes drive). Stretches of beach with fishermen´s cottages and Spanish beachlife.
Barcelona (65 km 1 hour by car).
Reus (Tarragona) 60km.
Gerona 150km.
Montserrat 60 km
Vilafranca del Penedes (regional town, capital of wine) 13 minutes by car
Beach: 25 minutes by car
Sant Marti Sarroca (listed castle and church): 3km
Bodegas Torres: 6 km
Vilafranca del Penedes: 13km
Sitges: 30km
Barcelona: 65km
Tarragona: 60km
Montserrat: 65km
Monasterio de Santes Creus (Cister): 15km
Further Details:
The next village is the culinary hot spot of the region with 8 restaurants to choose from. Your hosts Rainer and Ariane cook for you if you are a group of 6 or more people.
In our village at 1,5 kms there is one good restaurant. You can either walk or go on a short car drive.
For more information: www.arianella.com
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Summer, price for 4 people
25 Jun 2017 - 16 Sep 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Autumn, price for 2 people
17 Sep 2017 - 4 Nov 2017
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £8 per night, per additional guest
Winter, price for 2 people
5 Nov 2017 - 22 Dec 2017
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £8 per night, per additional guest
Christmas, 2 people
23 Dec 2017 - 6 Jan 2018
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add £8 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
|Tax Rate
|Stay tax
|£0.42 per night, per person. This amount will be due to the owner upon arrival. Does not apply to children under 16 years.
Booking Notes:
We will ask a 30% downpayment on booking. Remainder is due 28 days ahead of arrival for self catering rentals. For B&B no safety deposit, 30% downpayment, rest on leaving day.
Cancellation policy:
1. A 30% deposit required to confirm your booking is non-refundable.
2. No refunds are made for early departures. Guests will be charged for the total number of nights reserved, without exception.
3. Cancellations with no further charge than the 30% non-refundable deposit will only be accepted if we are given notice of not less than 28 days prior to the confirmed date of arrival.
4. In the event that any cancellation is announced less than 28 days ahead of your arrival day, 100 % of the rent has to be paid. However, we will hand back the rent, if we are able to rent again to other guests.
Changeover Day:
Apartments: Preferably Saturday, in mid and low season flexible.
B&B: Any day
Notes on prices:
B&B accommodation in April-October
Double room per night: 69 - 79 Euros VAT incl. per night.
Double room with private terrace: 89-99 Euros VAT per night.
Breakfast 10 Euros per person, dinner 25 per person (only with prior arrangement)
Whole main house (14p) on self catering basis: 2940 Euros the week (the apartments may then be rented out separately)
Main house + apartments (22p) self catering: 4620 week - 6930 Jul/Au/Sept
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"The most unique are the views, followed by the way the house is composed: many little houses glued together interconnecting."
Property Type
- apartment
- Family
- Farm Holidays
- Historic
- Romantic
- Hair Dryer
- Heating ...
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine ...
- Coffee Maker ...
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- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
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- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Room
- Books
- Games ...
- Satellite / Cable ...
- Stereo ...
- Television ...
- Toys ...
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool ...
- Hot Tub ...
- Outdoor Pool
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- mountain
- near the sea
- rural
- autumn foliage
- caves
- churches
- forests
- library
- museums
- playground
- pond
- restaurants
- ruins
- waterfalls
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- swimming
- water skiing
Floor Area
- 60 m²
- Bathroom - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Modern bathroom, glas shower cabinet
- The bathroom is en suite to both bedrooms and has been refurbished recently featuring a shiny glas shower cabinet. A cleaning service of the bathroom including towel change every 4 days is included in the rental price.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Master bedroom - 1 Large Double Bed, Big double bed (160x200cm) with a big arched window
- Kids bedroom - 2 Single Bed
- Bicycles ...
- Terrace ...
- Golf ...
- Garden
- Barbecue ...
- 2 bicycles
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 4
- Max. adults: 4
- Parties/events not allowed
- Pets not allowed ...
- Non smoking only ...
- In season, when the B&B is open, you join us for breakfast o, everything will be preferably prepared of fruit and vegetables of our organic vegetable garden. In addition to the described apartment, we can as well offer you a beautiful studio apartment, as well with a big terrace for 2-4 people, please ask for a quote. We are happy to help you to discover "our Penedes" and give you insider advice on wineries, restaurants, beaches, castles, shopping.


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Grant McCracken: Google+ Late But With Advantage Of Being New
During the Google+ frenzy, Facebook and Twitter take the back burner, and maybe rightly so.
Ooph. To be standing in the intersection, when the new comes roaring through. My hat, pipe and papers all went flying.
I finally, belatedly, got my invitation to Google + and I have been fiddling with it.
On first glance, it feels like an elegant restatement of the social media proposition.
Indeed, it so simplifies and clarifies that it may actually claim a "late adopter" advantage, forcing on Facebook and Twitter what Veblen once called "the penalty of taking the lead."
The fun of being on Google+ as the moment is that it is filled with people doing "edge finding," trying to figure it what it is, how it works, what you can make it do.
Please come find me there. And if you need an invitation, send me an email at email@example.com. (But I think by this time the gates may be open, no invitation required.)
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[Republished with kind permission from Grant McCracken's anthropology and economics blog, Cultureby.]
Grant McCracken is a trained anthropologist who has studied American culture and business for 25 years. He has worked for many corporate clients including Coca-Cola, Ikea, Kimberly Clark, and Diageo. He is the author of two volumes of Culture and Consumptions, and is set to publish a book called Chief Cultur Office with Basic Books this fall. This new book will focus on how culture no creates so much opportunity and danger for corporations. Learn more about Grant McCracken.


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Bug #10265
Medics still not getting points for healing.
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Xeno has used an odd method that relies on the heal animation to check if someone is being healed or doing the healing. We know WHY he did it that way - so that the scoring system allowed for more than simultaneous healing activity, but at the moment, we can't make it actually work.
Updated by Tankbuster about 7 years ago
- Priority changed from Normal to High
Priority changed to high
Updated by Rarius about 7 years ago
- File x_mediccheck.sqf added
- % Done changed from 0 to 50
I have rewritten x_mediccheck.sqf and made it simpler and cleaner. It now works when the medic heals someone, but still doesn't give points if someone heals themself at a medic.
All issues with medics getting extra points when stood next to engineers repairing and anyone healing at a mash are fixed by this.
Updated by Xeno about 7 years ago
By looking at your version... you do no check for units that the medic allready got points for but are still in healing animation.
Updated by Rarius about 7 years ago
@Xeno, Firstly, thanks for posting. Secondly, I don't need to do that check because of the way my version works.
My code relies on the fact that the medic does an animation, not that the unit being healed does one (which they don't seem to do!)
As in your version, the code loops continuously, but when the medic starts an animation, the code enters the IF at line 27. If this is the first time round the loop since the animation started the code at lines 32-42 executes then sets the _isHealing flag. This flag prevents this code executing again until the animation has finished.
Updated by Xeno about 7 years ago
Im keeping a reference of the units the medic got allready points for and remove them again once they are finished with the heal animation.
But yes, if an engineer fixes something and a medic is near him, the medic gets points :P
But probably the best way is the handleHeal EH... http://community.bistudio.com/wiki/ArmA_2:_Event_Handlers#HandleHeal
It will tell you exactly what is going on.
Updated by Tankbuster about 7 years ago
Xeno, thanks for looking. Appreciated.
Domi 2 came too late for us to use it in this, but we plan to use it for future projects, so we aren't spending vast amount of time on this. We want to get the core of the scoring system working, even it it still has a few anomalies.
AFAIK, our method fixes the 'medic gets points if engineer fixes something nearby' too.
We'll be playing it proper this evening. Feel free to drop by! :)
Updated by Rarius about 7 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- % Done changed from 50 to 100
Tested last night... works fine.


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I am the BEST I have EVER been!
Stay in touch.
The only one that is toxic is you and the way you treat people and your family. People will see the real you come out sooner or later.
Well you happy little camper - if I'm so toxic, why are you reading my blog? hahahaha made ya look ;D
wondered what Had happened to you and if the first post is anything to go by I am not surprised you have not been posting.Hoping that life contiues to serve you well and that you are enjoying your retirement after such a struggle at work. Take care.
Janice in England
Very, very sad how someone would call another person toxic and not have the courage to identify themselves....
Take care.
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Welcome to Fine & Country Bury St Edmunds, we offer luxury properties for sale and to rent within the County of Suffolk. Our very specialist regional knowledge of this specific market ensures that you receive the very best service, whether you are buying or selling a property in Bury St Edmunds or surrounding regions.
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Fine & Country also offers a free valuation service if you are thinking of selling.
Fine & Country Bury St Edmunds
5 Garland Street, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1EZ, United Kingdom
Tel: 01284 718822
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING: Burrell pins West Shamokin
January 10, 2014 10:10 AM
LOWER BURRELL — West Shamokin surrendered nine pins to Burrell in a 64-15 loss in a WPIAL Section 3B-AA wrestling match Thursday.
Brendan Glover (182 pounds) and Ethan Schantz (126) scored pins for West Shamokin, and Will Hockenberry (106) won by decision.
West Shamokin (3-6) travels to Summit Academy on Wednesday.


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The Takeaway
As the Senate Debates Health, Back to "The Waiting Room"
As we all wait for the Senate to decide on its health care reform bill, we wanted to go to back to "The Waiting Room." It's a film, blog and social media project that brings the views of patients inside Highland Hospital in Oakland, California to the rest of the country. This public hospital and those waiting as long as 14 hours for care, are one expression of the benefits, contradictions and difficulties evident in our healthcare system.
Here's one of the recent interviews:


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FLORENCE, S.C. - Phi Alpha Theta, the national honor society in history, held its annual initiation and banquet on April 12. Fourteen students became new members of the Alpha Theta Zeta chapter at Francis Marion University. They are, by hometown:
Aynor: Amanda Kay Staples
Dillon: Breian Shakni McKoy
Effingham: Sandra Leigh Lewis
Florence: Buffy M. Boatwright, James C. Estridge, Georgia Stone Hess, Brian W. Parrott, John L. Turner, and Gilbert Williams
Kingstree: Charlynn T. Fuller
Loris: Robin B. Norris
Marion: Michael G. Sutton
Nichols: Alan Howard Dietz
Sumter: Jerry Willis Deal
All have completed at least 12 hours in history with a grade point average higher than 3.0, have a GPA of at least 3.0 in their other courses, and rank in the upper 35 percent of their class. The initiation ceremony was conducted by Glenn M. Ridings, president of the chapter, Keith Thomerson, secretary of the chapter, and Dr. Duane P. Myers, faculty adviser. Following the ceremony and the banquet, history professor Dr. Larry Nelson delivered a talk about human experience in the Civil War.
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