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Inflammation and Exercise in Stroke
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|Stroke Insulin Resistance Sedentary Lifestyle
|Behavioral: Aerobic Exercise Behavioral: Stretching
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Aging, Inflammation and Exercise in Chronic Stroke
- TNFalpha (tumor necrosis factor alpha), adiponectin in adipose tissue and skeletal muscle [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Whole body insulin sensitivity [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- VO2peak (maximal oxygen consumption) [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Muscle insulin signaling proteins [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Circulating cytokines [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Glucose [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Insulin areas under the curve by Oral Glucose Tolerance Test [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Body composition (total body fat, visceral fat, subcutaneous abdominal fat, mid-thigh low density lean tissue) [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Muscle triglyceride content [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
- Number of macrophages [ Time Frame: Baseline and 6 months ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|May 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2014
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|April 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
Behavioral: Aerobic Exercise
Treadmill training- begins at 15 minutes total duration at 40-50% maximal heart rate reserve 3 times per week, increasing to 60-70% maximal heart rate reserve for 45-60 minutes for 6 months
Active Comparator: 2
Behavioral: Stretching
Stretching, balance exercises, and components of conventional physical therapy-- begins at 15 minutes and progresses to 45 minutes for 6 months
Detailed Description:
Many stroke survivors are sedentary and are at risk for the development of diabetes. We will study the interactions of adipose tissue and the paretic and non-paretic muscle inflammation, insulin signaling and action in hemiparetic stroke patients and the ability to employ exercise training to reverse these abnormalities in this ethnically diverse population. Participants aged 40-75 years with chronic stroke will be randomized to treadmill training versus stretch control group using a one-two-one blocked randomization on race (black vs. white), sex (male vs. female), and glucose tolerance status (normal vs. impaired and type 2 diabetes).
Stroke occurs in over 780,000 persons each year in the U.S., the vast majority reported in persons older than 55 years of age. Following stroke, patients remain at continued high risk for recurrent stroke. Inflammatory processes lead to cardiovascular events/stroke and contribute to disease risk progression by impacting insulin resistance and the development of type 2 diabetes. Interventions that reduce inflammation and improve insulin sensitivity have important clinical implications, especially in the stroke population.
Task-oriented treadmill training is utilized to improve cardiovascular fitness and functional mobility in hemiparetic stroke patients. Additionally, preliminary data indicates that progressive treadmill training in this population improves glucose tolerance.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|40 Years to 75 Years (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke greater than or equal to 6 months prior with stable residual hemiparetic gait deficits
- Already completed all conventional inpatient and outpatient physical therapy
- Adequate language and neurocognitive function to safely participate in exercise testing and training
- Men or women ages 40-75 years
- Body mass index between 20 to 50 kg/m2
- Non-smoker, or history of no smoking for more than 5 years
- Under the care of a primary care medical provider
Exclusion Criteria:
- Already performing aerobic exercise 3 times a week
- Increased alcohol consumption defined as greater than 2 oz. liquor or 8 oz. of wine or 24 oz. of beer per day
Cardiac history of:
- unstable angina
- recent (less than 3 months prior to study entry) myocardial infarction, congestive heart failure
- hemodynamically significant valvular dysfunction
Medical History:
- recent hospitalization (less than 3 months prior to study entry) for severe medical disease
- peripheral arterial disease with vascular claudication
- orthopedic or chronic pain condition restricting exercise
- pulmonary or renal failure
- active cancer
- untreated poorly controlled hypertension measured on at least 2 occasions (greater than 160/100)
- type I diabetes mellitus, insulin therapy, untreated and/or poorly controlled diabetes with fasting blood glucose of greater than 160
- smoking within the last 5 years
- allergy to lidocaine
- medications: heparin, warfarin, lovenox, beta-blockers, oral steroids
Neurological history of:
- dementia with Mini-Mental Status Score less than 23 (less than 17 if education level at or below 8th grade), and diagnostic confirmation by neurologist or psychiatrist
- severe receptive or global aphasia which confounds testing and training, operationally defined as unable to follow 2 point commands
- hemiparetic gait from a prior stroke preceding the index stroke defining eligibility (more than one stroke)
- neurologic disorder restricting exercise, such as Parkinsons Syndrome or myopathy
- untreated major depression
Adipose tissue and muscle biopsy exclusion criteria:
- anti-coagulation therapy with heparin, warfarin, or lovenox (anti-platelet therapy is permitted)
- bleeding disorder
- allergy to lidocaine
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00891514
|Contact: Jessica Hammers
|410-605-7000 ext 4842
|United States, Maryland
|University of Maryland, VAMC
|Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 20705
|Contact: Alice S. Ryan, PhD 410-605-7851 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Contact: Jessica Hammers 410-605-7000 ext 4842 email@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Alice S. Ryan, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Charlene Hafer-Macko, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Alice S. Ryan, PhD
|University of Maryland, VA Research Service
|Principal Investigator:
|Charlene Hafer-Macko, MD
|University of Maryland, VA Research Service, Department of Neurology
|Responsible Party:
|Alice S. Ryan, PhD, University of Maryland, VA Research Service
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00891514 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
R01AG030075 ( US NIH Grant/Contract Award Number )
|Study First Received:
|April 30, 2009
|Last Updated:
|September 29, 2009
Keywords provided by National Institute on Aging (NIA):
Insulin Sensitivity
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Insulin Resistance
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Glucose Metabolism Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 28, 2017


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Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Requirements
Federal and State financial aid regulations require College of San Mateo (CSM), to establish, publish and apply qualitative, quantitative and incremental standards by which CSM can determine whether a student requesting and/or receiving financial aid is maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) in his/her course of study. Financial Aid recipients are required to have a declared major and enrollment in a Title IV eligible program.
Qualitative: The quality of a student's academic progress is measured by the cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA). Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 2.0 on a scale of 4.0. Courses completed with a grade of A, B, C, D, or P will be considered acceptable for Satisfactory Academic Progress.
Quantitative: The CSM Financial Aid Office measures academic progress by the cumulative number of units a student has attempted and completed.
A. Maximum Time Frame: All financial aid students will be expected to complete their program within 150% of the published length of the program. Students enrolled in 60 unit AA/AS, 4-year transfer, or vocational programs will be expected to complete their program by the time they attempt 90 units. Students enrolled in vocational programs of less than 60 units will be given a maximum time frame (attempted units) that is 150% of their chosen program's length.
B. Pace Rate: It is expected that financial aid students will make continuous and steady progress towards their educational goals, referred to as Pace Rate. To measure whether students are progressing in their course of study within the maximum time frame, SMCCD will evaluate the Pace Rate of financial aid students after each term (Fall, Spring and Summer). At the end of each term, students will be expected to have completed at least 67% of all units attempted. Classes with grades of A, B, C, D, and P (Pass) are considered to have been completed. Classes with grades of F, NP (No Pass), I (incomplete), and RD (grade delayed) will not be considered as completed. All classes taken at other institutions through a consortium agreement will also be included in the Pace Rate assessment.
|Academic Load
|Three quarters-time (75%)
|Half-time (50%)
|Less than half-time
|Minimum Unit Requirement
|12 units or more
|9-11.5 units
|6-8.5 units
|.5 up to 5.5
Associate Degree or Transfer Program maximum time frame is 90 units.
Increments: The academic progress of financial aid students will be evaluated after each payment period. Progress will be evaluated after grades for the previous term are posted.
Financial Aid Warning: When the academic progress of financial aid students is evaluated, students whose cumulative GPA is below 2.0 OR whose cumulative Pace Rate is below 67% will be placed on Financial Aid Warning. In addition, students who are either transferring to a SMCCD college or who are continuing SMCCD students, but never previously applied for financial aid, will be placed on Financial Aid Warning if their cumulative GPA is below 2.0 OR if their cumulative Pace Rate is below 67%. Students on Financial Aid Warning will be eligible for financial aid during the term that they are placed on warning. After the warning term, if a student's GPA AND/OR Pace Rate meet the District's minimum standard, the student will no longer be on Financial Aid Warning. Students who do not meet the GPA and Pace Rate standard will be deemed ineligible and required to appeal. If the appeal is approved, they will be placed on Financial aid Probation.
Financial Aid Probation: Students who have two consecutive or three cumulative evaluations where they fail to maintain the minimum GPA OR Pace Rate requirements will be placed on Financial Aid Probation. In addition, students who exceed the maximum time frame will be placed on Financial Aid Probation.
Other Requirements
Repeated courses: Students are allowed to repeat classes for financial aid purposes, provided the classes are allowed under the SMCCD repeat policy as specified in the college catalog. All repeated courses will be included in the maximum time frame assessment, the cumulative GPA assessment, and the cumulative Pace Rate assessment.
Transfer courses: All courses taken at other institutions will be included in the maximum time frame assessment, the cumulative GPA assessment, and the cumulative Pace Rate assessment, provided the courses will apply toward degree or certificate requirements. Courses at proprietary and trade schools will generally not be accepted for credit toward SMCCD degree or certificate requirements. Upper division courses from four-year colleges and universities will be counted when calculating maximum time frame. All students with bachelor degrees will be considered to have exceeded the maximum time frame and must be approved by the appeal committee before being funded. Foreign courses will be counted if they have been professionally evaluated and accepted by the district. Students with a foreign bachelor's degree will be considered to have exceeded the maximum time frame and must be approved by the appeal committee before being funded.
English as a Second Language (ESL): ESL courses will not be counted when determining the remaining maximum time frame for a student. The academic progress in ESL courses will be considered when assessing both the student's cumulative GPA and Pace Rate.
Remedial courses: The first 30 remedial English and math units attempted will not be counted when determining the remaining maximum time frame for a student. The academic progress in these remedial courses will be considered when assessing both the student's cumulative GPA and cumulative Pace Rate.
Incomplete courses: "I" (incomplete) grades will be considered as "attempted," but will not be considered to have been "completed." If a student's "I" grade changes during a term, it is the student's responsibility to inform the financial aid office of the change. If the change of grade will affect the student's financial aid eligibility, a recalculation to determine eligibility will be conducted during the term. If the change of grade will not impact eligibility the new grade will not be factored into the cumulative Pace Rate until the next incremental assessment.
Special (SAP) Considerations
Pace Rate calculation is as follows:
Units Completed = Pace Rate
Units Attempted
Withdrawals and Grades of "Incomplete": Students who withdraw from classes or receive grades of "incomplete" will have those classes included in the "Pace Rate calculation." "Withdrawals" and "incompletes" will be included with all other classes attempted.
Grades of "F" and "NP": Students who receive grades of "F" or "NPt" do not receive units for the classes attempted, but the units will be counted towards the maximum time frame. Note, "F" grades will be used in calculating the GPA.
Grades of "D" or better and "P": Students who receive grades of "D" or better and "P" will receive units for the classes attempted. Thus, these classes would be considered to have been completed and will be used on calculating the maximum time frame, Pace Rate and GPA.
Repeated Courses: CSM Financial Aid will follow the SMCCD policy regarding repeated courses.
Progress in Summer Session: A student's progress in summer session will be counted when assessing cumulative Pace Rate and cumulative GPA.
Please Note: Students who have been placed on suspension may appeal SAP requirements to request reinstatement of financial aid.
For details regarding the appeal process and a full copy of the SAP Policy, please see our district's financial aid handbook.
Questions please contact:
Financial Aid Office
College Center Building 10, Room 360
(650) 574-6146 Phone
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FLORENCE – The Francis Marion University Board of Trustees adopted a $47 million operating budget for the university's 2008-2009 fiscal year during its quarterly meeting Friday (June 6).
The budget included an 8 percent per semester tuition increase. Full-time South Carolina resident undergraduates will pay $3,673.50 per semester, an increase in tuition of $272 from last year. Tuition for the FMU nursing program was set at $5,755.50 per semester, an increase of $427 from last year.
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In other business, the trustees presented a proclamation to H. Paul Dove, dean of FMU's Rogers Library, for his 33 years of service to the university. Dove came to FMU in 1975 as assistant acquisitions librarian. In 1980, he became the acquisitions librarian, and in 1983, he became library director. In 1994, the position title was changed to dean of the library. Dove earned his undergraduate degree from Erskine College, a graduate degree from the University of South Carolina in French and one from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in library science.
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BOSTON (Reuters Life!) - Waves of criticism have followed the removal of a mural depicting workers' history in Maine, including the iconic "Rosie the Riveter," from government offices in the state capital Augusta.
Governor Paul LePage, a Republican, has said through spokesmen that he received complaints about the artwork in the Department of Labor offices from business owners because it was too pro-labor.
Also in the works are plans to rename conference rooms at the department building now named after labor leaders.
"The mural has been removed and is in storage awaiting relocation to a more appropriate venue," LePage's press secretary Adrienne Bennett said in a statement.
The deed was done, in secrecy, over the weekend.
The 36-foot-long (11-meter-long) work contains 11 panels with images including shoemakers, child labor, textile workers and strikers, as well as Frances Perkins, U.S. Labor Secretary and the first U.S. woman cabinet member.
The work was painted by Judy Taylor of Tremont, Maine, adjacent to Acadia National Park. Taylor was commissioned in 2007 and finished the nearly 8-foot-tall mural in 2008.
Lynn Pasquerella, president of Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts, waded into the fray on Tuesday in a sharply worded letter to LePage. Continued...


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|Disney has done it again. After the immense success of Cars, the producers decided that Planes are also a good idea to exploit. The brilliance that would convince you to watch Planes online is the fact that the world of Cars was used for Planes also, which makes this movie a sequel of the Cars 1 and 2.
This time, even if cars are important in this movie, the prime plan is taken by Dusty, a crop dusting plane that has ambitious dreams. He wants to compete in the most popular planes race in the world, but there is a small problem. Dusty is afraid of…heights, which might be a major setback for a competing plane. However, with the help of his plane and car friends, he manages to get over his fears.
You should watch Planes animation online free because it is a Disney. Even if DreamWorks and Pixar are serious competition, Disney attracts the largest number of fans, especially kids, in the cinemas. Planes is a good family movie, so you might consider seeing it at home with your family.
Unlike other Disney movies where the voices are made by known actors, Disney focused its expenses on visual effects, but this does not mean that the voices are not suited. Plans would probably have the same success as Cars, and Disney probably has the power to make Space Shuttles, Trains or even Aliens. Since then, we can watch Planes streaming because it is a quality animation movie that has the proven Disney recipe for success. Make the popcorn, make sure that you don't have something to do during the next two hours, call your children in the living room and start this great experience. It would surely be a nice moment that you would remember just as you remember Nemo or the first Shrek.
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Terrorists May Be Conducting Dry Runs on Commercial Flights
Terrorism expert Dr. Jeff Addicott says it's not surprising that some airlines have reported what might be "dry runs" by suspects planning an attack. The most recent was reported last month on a flight from Reagan National Airport to Orlando.
"That's one of the things that law enforcement looks for," Addicott says. "Terrorism is not a random act. It's directed, it's thought out and therefore that requires a practice, or a training mission."
Addicott says passengers can help spot terrorists who might be involved in activities leading up to another 9-11.
"The funding has kind of dried up and so the vast majority of flights do not have air marshals on them," he says. "The first line of defense is really passengers."
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I looked at this one last night but passed. Thought I'd give you guys the scoop in case anyone else is still interested (I am still interested if the price comes down some).
The craigslist ad has expired, but I have her contact info still. She's planning to move so wants/needs to sell by the end of the month. Ad was for $700.
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Sgt. Michael K. Selvage10th Sustainment Brigade JournalistBAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan – Running can be a great way to keep your body healthy, strong and prepared for the Army physical fitness test. For Staff Sgt. Claudia Smallman, a mortuary affairs noncommissioned officer assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 10th Special Troops Battalion, 10th Sustainment Brigade, it's just something she does for fun.She said when she goes for a run, it's not because the Army requires her to but because she truly enjoys every aspect of running.Smallman said she wasn't really in shape before joining the Army in 2007, weighing about 141 pounds. However, that all changed in 2009 during her first deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom."That was when I decided to change up my lifestyle," she said. "I became a vegetarian and started working out a lot. I was running and going to the gym every day." Some parts of Afghanistan can have great scenery, and Smallman takes full advantage of it while she runs."I just like how relaxing it is," she said. "I also get to take in the beautiful views and clear my mind. It's my time to think about nothing."Some may find it difficult to find the motivation to head to the gym and work out in a combat environment, but for Smallman, it's a part of her schedule. "I just have a lot more time to work out and focus on my physical fitness," she said. "I run every day for PT. I don't run on the weekend. That's when I go to the gym and do my cardio and sit-ups."Smallman said she runs approximately 20 miles a week."The feeling after a nice long run is amazing," she said. "I'm more awake and energetic. I just feel good." She has taken her running to the next level by twice participating in the Army Ten-Miler."I ran in the Army Ten-Miler for the first time in 2011 when I ran for the Fort Lee Team," she said. "I was deployed in 2012 and was unable to compete. I ran in this past year's Army Ten-Miler as a member of the Fort Drum Team." Her fastest Army Ten-Miler also was her first, with a time of one hour and 16 minutes. She said she added a minute to her time in 2013 because she didn't train as hard as she did in 2011.Running also has helped Smallman with her Army physical fitness test. She said the fact that the Army requires its Soldiers to run is just a bonus for her, because she trains for marathons during PT hours.Smallman consistently scores more than 300 points on her PT test."The highest PT test score I've received was a 337," she said. "I was deployed to Afghanistan in 2012. I ran my two miles in 13 minutes and 55 seconds. I was blown away by how fast I ran; it was my fastest time in Afghan-istan.""I train pretty hard for each marathon I run in," she said. "I just do cardio. I don't lift weights at all. I stay away from working out my upper body all together. The first marathon I ran was the Boston Marathon (satellite race) while I was deployed in 2012."Since then, Smallman has run in other marathons, to include the Air Force Marathon, and she plans to participate in more."I'm excited to run in the upcoming Boston Marathon (satellite race)," Smallman said. "This will be my second time running in it while deployed." "It's a challenge, not only for me, but for everyone who participates," she said. "Once you make it to the finish line, you have that feeling of accomplishment knowing you just ran 26.2 miles."She ran her first Boston Marathon (satellite race) in 4:1:10."My goal is to finish in less than four hours," she said.Smallman also has motivated others to run. When Soldiers have asked her for advice on how to improve their run, she told them to just get out there and start running."I feel that I can inspire Soldiers," she said. "I always offer the opportunity to Soldiers to run with me."Spc. Lakeah J. Woods, a food service specialist assigned to HHC, 10th Special Troops Battalion, 10th Sustainment Brigade, was one of the Soldiers to take Smallman up on her offer within two weeks of arriving at Bagram Airfield.Because of the higher altitude in Afghanistan, some Soldiers find it hard to get accustomed to the thinner air."I couldn't believe I ran four miles as fast as we did here," Woods said. "She is definitely inspiring."Diet also played a role in Smallman's fitness. While some Soldiers don't always enjoy the meals at the dining facility, Smallman does."I love the food at the DFAC," she said. "It has everything I like. I am a vegetarian; I eat a lot of beans, rice and vegetables." With a strict diet comes the need to stay nourished."I eat a lot, three times a day," Smallman said. "And I normally snack and drink about 10 bottles of water throughout the day. I need to keep my energy up to exercise." She also offered some advice for people who might lack motivation to run. "Don't think you have to go and run your fastest; find a pace you can handle and slowly work your way up to your goal," Smallman said. "I run at about an eight-minute-and-15-second mile, but I step it up to seven-minute mile during the PT test."Smallman said she is always looking for a challenge."I want to keep running more marathons," she said. "I think I'd like to compete in a triathlon, at least once. I need to prepare for that, though. If I get into really good shape before we redeploy, I would like to try it out next year."


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If BASSTrakk is right, then Aaron Martens has moved up a few places in the standings today and will pick up a few AOY points because of it.
If he moves from seventh to fourth at the St. Lawrence, he'll pick up three more AOY points going into the finale on Lake St. Clair. That's not a lot, but every point matters, especially if things get tight in Michigan.
This year's race is not as close as the one in 2012. Last year Brent Chapman led Ott DeFoe by just 13 points going into the last tournament, and Todd Faircloth was in third, just 20 points back.
It looks like Edwin Evers will have about a 29 or 30 point lead on Aaron Martens going into St. Clair. KVD is 39 points back. No one else will be within striking distance.


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Queens Park Rangers are still hopeful of signing Rennes midfielder Yann M'Vila and will offer Samba Diakite as part of the deal.
Rangers have already had a £6.5million bid rejected for M'Vila, who, it is understood, does not to want to move to Loftus Road.
However, manager Harry Redknapp is not giving up and Diakite, who has struggled since joining on a permanent transfer from Nancy last summer having initially joined on loan 12 months ago, could be going in the opposite direction.
M'Vila (above), 22, is keen to leave the French club and has been linked with Russian side Zenit St Petersburg.
Rennes sporting director Pierre Dreossi admits M'Vila could be heading to England or Russia this month but insists the France international will only be sold for the right price.
Dreossi said: "He feels like leaving but it is not a priority for us to sell. If he has to leave, he will leave. But if it is not worth it for him or for us, he will stay until the end of the season. It is all moving towards England or Russia."
Rangers today had a £5m bid rejected for West Brom defender Jonas Olsson.
Olsson, who signed a new deal at The Hawthorns in October, is understood to have reservations about a move to Rangers given their precarious position in the Premier League.
The 29-year-old centre-half has been one of Albion's key performers since joining them four-and-a-half years ago. His form for the Baggies has also led to him becoming a regular for Sweden.
As Standard Sport revealed yesterday, Rangers are also keen on Tottenham centre-half William Gallas.
Meanwhile, Morocco coach Rachid Taoussi has revealed he didn't pick Adel Taarabt for his squad to play in the Africa Cup of Nations because he believes Rangers' attacking midfielder is a disruptive influence and would negatively effect his side's chances.
He said: "I want a united team that play as a team and Taarabt does not fit that description.
"I don't want players who want to be stars and show off. He lacks discipline and I don't want that in my team."
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The Bulls keep the recruiting momentum going as they picked up their 5th and 6th commitments for '07 from offensive lineman Josh Garvin and DE James Jones, both of
"I just like the program. The whole coaching staff, every single one of the coaches I met were real nice guys and very genuine," said Garvin. "It's also close to home so my family can come see me, and I really think the program is on the rise personally. They're going to be winning Big East Championships like crazy."
Garvin and Jones are two names you should already be familiar with. The Staff of USFNation has mentioned Garvin numerous times in our Recruiting quick hits, and just earlier this week informed you on Jones.
Garvin, is athletic enough to play tackle, but is being recruited as a guard. Garvin is 6-foot-4, 275 pounds, is strong, athletic, and the staff really likes the way he moves.
"I called Coach Burnham & then called Coach Simmonds and told him I was ready to be a Bull. Coach Leavitt texted me and said congratulations and he was very excited about me going there."
There was plenty of interest in Garvin from schools like
Garvin said he's very excited about becoming a Bull and the chance to play with USF star QB Matt Grothe formerly of
"The chance to play with Matt Grothe was a huge deal, also I heard Roger Frazier might be going there, Claude Davis might be going there too."
Garvin has been to the USF campus numerous times and said he'll take an official visit some time but isn't sure when.
"I know I'll take an official visit to USF, but I don't know when, and as of now I have no plans to visit anywhere else, and I don't think I will. I'm just going to continue to work out and focus on the season."
Garvin's teammate on the other side of the ball James Jones also committed to the Bulls today.
"James and I didn't say that we had to go to the same school, but we both really liked
Garvin's teammate is DE/FB James Jones is a 6'2, 232 pound prospect that was first noticed as a rising sophomore after registering 67 tackles and 6 sacks. He then really turned heads last year in
"It's all ready a good program and from what I hear there is a lot of top players that are going to be going there." Said Jones, "I really like how the coaches are there and the players too. They made feel like it was home they were really cool to me and that was a big reason why."
Jones was garnering plenty of interest from BCS schools, and has taken unofficial visits to Virginia Tech and
He currently has offers from
"We've been talking about where we were going to go and came to the conclusion today at practice and decided to do it. I just called Coach Burnham and gave him the word."
We mentioned earlier in the week in Quick hits that Jones had an offer and was very high on the Bulls.
"I've been ready to commit for awhile and wanting to play for the Bulls for awhile but was waiting to make sure it was the right decision, and it was, I'm real excited to come there and play."
Jones said he has been to USF a few times and liked everything that he saw. He also said that he will take his official visit when ever the coaches want him to but has no plans to visit any other schools.
"Oh no, I'm straight, I'm straight, I'm not going to worry about going to other schools for any visits. I'm very excited to be a Bull!"
Jones also competes in track and weightlifting and carries a 2.8 core GPA
Being a lineman, Jones didn't participate at the Sling and Shoot and said he plans on being at the USF senior Showcase camp in two weeks and looks forward to the competing with the talent that will be there.
The duo also plays along side another lineman USF is recruiting, Ricky Barnum. If they could also sway the big man to join them as USF commits, it would be a huge get and start a pipeline from a school that has already given them a franchise quarterback
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I think we're going to hear a lot junk, possibly to get gun folk all stirred up and making noise and then point their finger at us in all our hysterics and ultimately to try and put us to sleep. Then one day we will wake up and there will be a new executive order... Congress can act against executive orders though it rarely happens, so we're probably sunk at that point. It's an eventuality we must be looking for.
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John M. Snyder, former National Rifle Association magazine editor, is public affairs director of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms and a director of the Council for America. Because he is the senior gun rights advocate in Washington, his is also know as the "Gun Dean." He is the founder of the St. Gabriel Possenti Society and author of "Gun Saint."
Yeah I would tend to take what he has to say seriously....
He talks about himself in the third person... lovely... I'm gonna take what he says to the bank... Here's my own miniblog on John M. Snyder:
"John M. Snyder is a self important - has been - washed up, previous national magazine editor who is named on the boards of some very right wing conservative yack banks (as opposed to think tanks, where people actually, you know, think)." Oakchas wrote, here today.
"According to obvious evidence," Oakchas continued, "Mr. Snyder simply likes to hear himself talk, or read his own prolific scribblings."
Checking into secret information available only on the NRA website, Oakchas further discovered that Mr. Snyder does not come up in the search feature of the NRA website. Oakchas had this, to say about that, "Balderflop! Man's [referring to Mr.Snyder. ed] a self published wonk full of fluff, and hot air."
Oakchas is a first class contributor to the finest Concealed Carry firearm websites in America, a legend in his own mind, and far better looking than Mr. Snyder, to boot... anything he says is worth the electronic paper it's written on.
I had heard that Obama was already over GWB as far as number of EO's. But I went and investigated and found this interesting tidbit from the Federal Register (Executive Orders Disposition Tables Index ).
The real standout is Roosevelt.
As of October 9, 2012 Obama 139 GW Bush 290 Clinton 363 G Bush 165 Reagan 380 Carter 319 Ford 168 Nixon 345 Johnson 323 Kennedy 213 Eisenhower 481 Truman 893 Roosevelt 3466 Hoover 995
Now, that being said, it wouldn't surprise me if the big O tries to pull something off using an EO.
I heard on the radio and looked it up when I got home. Here is the Fox news site also
President to bypass Congress on semiautomatic weapons ban? | Fox News Video
Only thing I know is I don't trust lawyers, politicians, or preachers...
Anything that comes from Faux News has to be true.
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I am more committed now than ever, to good nutrition. I want to keep my teeth healthy! I don't want to face more dental decay. We live longer than people did back when infectious disease and dreadful working conditions were rampant. And we're vain as a culture. So we have to have beautiful, straight, white teeth for, what, 75 years or more? Two nights after my surgery, I was with my family, parents and siblings, listening to all the dental problems we have—we aren't great for teeth, most of us. Eating an alkaline, low-sugar diet now seems even more important than ever. We can't eat a rich, acidic diet and expect to have pretty teeth till we're old.
I went to a famous national park in China, where more centenarians live than anywhere else in the world. The drive into the park is lined with 20' tall photos of those in the province who are over 100 years old. They were all toothless, except a few who had one or two teeth. To an American, it looks comical. But at what cost do we fossilize the teeth in our mouth? There have to be ways to have a pretty smile and NOT fill our mouth with metal and pleomorphic bacteria. I believe your best shot at doing that is with a good biological dentist.
Undoubtedly right now, there are millions of white blood cells frantically neutralizing, cleaning up in my body. This is a critical time for me to acknowledge and honor the work my body has to do, to adjust to the insult and eliminate the toxic organisms undoubtedly circulating everywhere right now.
Dr. Wall asked if I wanted to spend $350 to send the teeth in to a lab, to get a report of what bacteria were in them. I said yes—in the name of science, and so I could report about it here. And at my upcoming Utah classes.
My own biological dentist in Utah County, Dr. Sean Ulm, is sponsoring my Sandy lecture on Sept. 19. Dr. John Augsperger sponsored us in Colorado Springs last month, a wonderful doc who blogs here occasionally.
Dr. Ulm here in Lindon is excellent too. My family and I will continue to go to him. I went to Dr. Wall way up in Bountiful because Dr. Ulm and his wife Dana (who manages his practice and is a very articulate and educated advocate for biological dentistry and against toxic dental procedures) think very highly of Dr. Wall and have received training from him. And because Dr. Wall is the only one in Utah who can do zirconium implants. (No metals in my mouth, ever again! And no root canals!) My research seems to point to the fact that Dr. Wall is the most experienced, and the most technical, of Utah's biological dentists. Dana and Dr. Ulm were supportive of my going there.
Dr. Wall serves green smoothies to his patients every day, made from ingredients in his garden and fruit trees. His lobby table is piled high with all the right books—not only many of the books on the evidence against current dental practices, but also The China Study. (That's the report, for the lay reader, of the biggest, most definitive evidence that a plant-based diet prevents disease, and that eating animals puts us at high disease risk. It's the biggest nutrition study ever done.)
Dr. Wall's office also has a Pharmanex Bioscan device in their office. (Go in and get a scan—it's free! It tells you the level of carotenoid antioxidants in your skin, which is a good indicator of the overall level of antioxidants in your body. The average American is well below 20,000. When the technology first came out, I was eating the Standard American Diet, was overweight, and scanned at 24,000.
Last week I scanned at 80,000, which is off the high end of the chart, even with my immune system revving and having to use a lot of antioxidants to clean up the 10-year old root canals. (Did you know that they only last 10 years? I guess dentists know this. Mine did not tell me.)
Dr. Wall's assistant, GSG reader Cheryl, said they haven't had anyone scan that high except Dr. Wall himself, and maybe one other person. (I wonder if that one other could be GSG reader Shellie, who responded to my last blog entry?) Kristin scanned at 56,000, which is also impressive! I'm so proud of her, my meat-and-potatoes, former Diet Pepsi addict.)
Dr. Wall is also sponsoring my Bountiful lecture on Sept. 13.
Some people's bodies handle and protect the body from mercury and other poisons better than others. Dr. Buttar taught me that some people are decimated by just one amalgam filling, while others (like me) had many of them removed (with no oxygen, no dental dam, nothing) and seem to be fine.
I recently met a woman at my lecture in Mesa, Arizona, who was covered with horrible-looking lesions. She described it as an auto-immune condition. This woman was clearly miserable. She said she ate no gluten. No sugar. No dairy. She was doing everything right. I asked her, "How many root canals have you had?" She said, "I don't know, a lot! Four at least?"
I met another woman in Atlanta—same basic story. She had driven hours to be there. She eats a very clean diet and even makes her own probiotic foods, and that's probably the only reason she is alive. Because she is miserable and very ill with several diagnoses. I asked her how many root canals she had, and she said EIGHT.
I sent her to go talk to Dr. Buttar, who was there with me—for another credible source encouraging her to examine the toxicity in her mouth as the potential cause of her misery.
No one had ever made the connection between root canals (and toxic, unbound metals in the mouth) to medical conditions, for either of these women! My friend Holly, a competitive tennis player at my club, just had Dr. Wall remove her sister's root canal tooth. Who knows if that's why Holly's lovely, young sister with three small children has been diagnosed with Stage 3 ALS that is currently crippling her….but Holly says the symptoms began a year after the root canal.
Yes, this information I've been blogging about the past few months makes the entire practice of endodontics a travesty. Yes, it's hard to imagine why the ADA would continue to insist that amalgam (mercury) fillings are safe and that root canals are good, safe, and necessary. But we have to realize that the entire dental industry would crumble under the weight of hundreds of billions of dollars of liability, if the dental industry admitted how deadly their practices over the past 50+ years have been!
This isn't me giving you advice to have your teeth pulled. This is me suggesting you may want to see a biological (holistic) dentist. They have departed from the protocols of dentistry's "standard of care" because they observed and self-educated to understand how devastating what they WERE doing is, for their patients, and then they sought out additional training to practice in far more helpful, more holistic procedures.
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The Jaunty Jarbalonians Red Hat Group met at Homer's Drive-In on Saturday in Leavenworth. It is probably the oldest eating establishment in Leavenworth, going back to 1931. Those attending were Jane Turner, Linda Barry, Betty Clark, Lynn Paul and Thamar Barnett.
Derek Barnett of Fort Leavenworth took Thamar Barnett to eat at Pullman Place in Leavenworth Sunday afternoon. They then went to Derek's home on post with Derek's wife, Luci, and son, Kyle. After visiting a while, they all went on a tour of the post. Derek pointed out different places and Thamar reminisced about working there in the '40s and pointed out places where she had worked. Before taking Thamar home, they stopped to see Tammy Mooberry, who was working at The Shopette.
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Series documents the population, property, and agricultural production of the county. Records may include census rolls and abstracts, farm schedules, abstract of assessment and census, enumeration of inhabitants and industrial products, and enumeration of inhabitants and military enrollment. Information includes number of males and females per age category; head of household; name, age, and gender of household members; occupation and relationship of household members to head of household; and description and value of real and personal property. Information may also include nationality, physical description, birthplace, health, and religion of household members and agricultural production statistics.
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Census and Military Enrollment, 1905 (1 reel of microfilm).
Records at the Lane County Historical Museum, Archives:
Industrial Products [Census-location: c7-8.top], 1905 (1 volume);
Inhabitants and Military Enrollment [location: c3.s36], vol. 1-2, 1905 (2 volumes);
Misc. Xerox #3 [Lane County Census-partial copy-location: c8.s96], 1854 (.05 cu.ft.).
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Suki looked lonely so we got her another Sheltie friend, he is now double her size!
Suki looked lonely so we got her another Sheltie friend, he is now double her size!
That's hilarious!
Love the before and now pics. Amazing how fast they grow. Hope the little brother still respects his elder. LOL
I love their little noses! What good friends they must be now!
I can relate to this as a proud mom of both a "tall" and a "small"! These two are so cute together. I bet big Sis is still the boss no matter her size. Thanks for sharing these cute photos.
Awww. So cute! My "little" brother was the same way. Shot up past "big" brother. :)
How cute! Suki reminds me a lot of my Una. :-)
OOOH Suki ! What a lucky little Sheltie you are to have a new little lifetime friend…Many happy and fun years for the both of you…Two beautiful little fur babies for sure!..lol
They are so cute & I bet the best of friends at any size! I have 2 shelties & they are much different in size as well!
Cuties, both of them :) Don't worry, Suki, I'm sure you're still the 'boss lady' of the house.
AW, this is so adorable! The same thing happened at out house. Thanks for sharing your beautiful shelties with us. I love the" then" and" now" photos.
Those are two gorgeous Shelties! I bet Suki taught him how to sit so pretty.
How adorable!! Beautiful babies!!
Sheltie Style, the best there is and it NEVER goes out of style! What 2 cuties these babies are and we know they are now best friends. The little brother, with the black in his collar is a mirror image of my fur Angel, Bambi. Sure brings back fond memories, she crossed the Rainbow Bridge Sept. 28, 2009 and I still miss her every day.
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Other offers and recruiters, he said, are now backing off because he has made it clear that Rutgers is where he plans to play. Joseph held offers from Maryland and Temple and heavy interest from schools like Penn State before his verbal commitment.
"They're respectful about it because they know I'm committed and Rutgers is where I want to be," Joseph said. "I'm all Rutgers so they're backing off. … I appreciate the attention they gave me, but they have other people to recruit now."
Penn State reached out to Joseph for his academic transcript, he said, with an offer possibly to follow after he camped last month.
"Penn State found out the other day that I committed to Rutgers," Joseph said. "I told them I was going to go to Rutgers, so they just wished me luck and that's it.
"It's tough to tell a coach that you're already committed and not coming to their school because you feel bad. You do feel bad because you build a bond with them. You get to know them as people. When all four or five schools are not in it, it's tough to tell them, but they understand."
Joseph committed on June 23 after a visit to Piscataway with his family. In the three weeks that followed, Joseph watched excitedly as five other recruits made the same decision.
Via social media, Joseph is building relationships with future teammates including Nick Internicola of University School (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) and Anthony Cioffi of Dayton (Springfield, N.J.).
"It's awesome," Joseph said. "I'm really, really excited. I couldn't be more excited. More and more people are committing. We almost have a whole defense now. And I'm getting to know some and they're all really good kids and stuff like that."
The next step for Joseph, who begins his senior season in less than two months, is to continue training. The 6-foot-4, 270-pounder plays every down for Sroudsburg (Pa.) on both sides of the ball and is focused on his strength and conditioning for the season.
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If Joseph sees a stats spike as a senior, he owes an extra thank you to his future position coach.
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"Barack Obama has played the race card, and he played it from the bottom of the deck. It's divisive, negative, shameful and wrong," McCain campaign manager Rick Davis said Thursday. He was referring to the Illinois senator's comment Wednesday that Republicans were trying to scare voters about him because, among other things, "he doesn't look like all the presidents on the dollar bills and the five-dollar bills." Meanwhile, some analysts are arguing that the already infamous Britney Spears/Paris Hilton ad was designed to subliminally trigger voter racism.
Earlier this morning, McCain campaign manager Rick Davis released this one-sentence statement: "Barack Obama has played the race card, and he played it from the bottom of the deck. It's divisive, negative, shameful and wrong."
The statement refers to this Obama line yesterday: "So nobody really thinks that Bush or McCain have a real answer for the challenges we face, so what they're going to try to do is make you scared of me. You know, he's not patriotic enough. He's got a funny name. You know, he doesn't look like all those other Presidents on those dollar bills, you know. He's risky. That's essentially the argument they're making."
Obama's remark yesterday seemed innocuous. In fact, it's similar to what he has said many times before. "I know that I don't look like the Americans who've previously spoken in this great city," Obama noted in last week's speech in Berlin.
Perhaps more important, Obama's remarks wouldn't have been seen as playing the race card if Davis hadn't issued this release. After all, the best way to play the race card sometimes is to accuse the other side of playing it.
Could you argue Obama has used the color of his skin as an attempt to garner votes? Yes. Could you also argue that some Republicans have played the race card? Yes. And was it inevitable that race was going to play a role in this campaign? Yes.
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My testimony addressed the uncertainty the EPA's after-the-fact veto could have caused for manufacturers had it not been vacated by a federal court two months ago. I also discussed EPA's broader water policy agenda and the concerns manufacturers have with some of EPA's more recent Clean Water Act regulations and guidance. A copy of my testimony can be found here.
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A-Data offers an assortment of USB drives. The company has tapped its imagination with themed designs for USB drives including Pumpkin King Jack Skellington from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and Buzz Lightyear from "Toy Story 3," and there is the soccer-themed T001 USB drive.
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Smith & Wesson M&P 40c 3:30 IWB in a Galco Triton, 2 spare mags on the weak side, TDI KA-BAR 11:00, Kershaw Leek clipped to my right pocket, and sometimes I also pocket carry the S&W Bodyguard 380. All on the Uncle Mike's Reinforced Instructor Belt.
I usually always carry this way no matter the weather and or situation. With the exception of only sometimes adding the BG380 to the mix. And rarely I will carry just the BG380, usually when I'm lazy it is easy to just throw it in the DeSantis pocket holster and go.
The only change I have made fairly recently is to add a BUG in my front pocket. Always wear an untucked shirt so never an issue with strong side hip carry for the primary.
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What Can We Learn from Hinduism : Recovering the Mystical by Marcus Braybrooke
The Rev. Dr. Marcus Braybrooke DD., is a retired Anglical Clergyman. He was Executive Director Council of Christians & Jews 1984 - 87, and Chairman of the World Congresses of Faiths 1978 - 83 & 1992 - 99, and is its current President. He is the author of more than a dozen books. His Lambeth Doctor of Divinity was presented by the Archbishop of Canterbury in recognition of "his world-wide work for inter-religious understanding and co-operation." Published by John Hunt Publishing Ltd,, Alresford,Hampshire SO24 9AU, U.K. Copyright 2002 by Marcus Braybrooke. Used by permission of the author.
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Bayfield, A and Braybrooke, M (eds) Dialogue With A Difference, SCM Press 1992.
Bishop, P D, A Technique for Loving: Non-Violence in Indian and Christian Traditions, SCM Press 1981.
Bloom, A, School for Prayer, Darton, Longman and Todd, 1970.
Bonhoeffer, D, Letters and Papers from Prison, SCM Press, 1953.
Braybrooke, M, Together to the Truth, Christian Literature Society (CLS), Madras 1971.
Cohn-Sherbok, D (Ed), Glimpses of God, Duckworth 1994
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Eck, D, Darsan: Seeing the Divine Image in India, Anima Books, 1981.
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St Pauls Publications, Allahabad, 1968
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Griffiths, B, The Marriage of East and West, Collins 1982.
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Griffiths, Bede, The Coismic Revelation: the Hindu Way to God, Templegate Publishers, Illinois, 1983
Happold, F C, Religious Faiths and Twentieth-Century Man, Penguin 1966.
Hick, J, Death and Eternal Life, Collins, 1976.
Hooker, R, What is Idolatry, British Council of Churches, 1986.
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