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Eileen Ivers will change the way an audience thinks about the violin, and the opportunity to catch this award-winning fiddler will happen at Northwestern Oklahoma State University on Tuesday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. in Herod Hall Auditorium as she takes the stage as the final performer for the Northwest Oklahoma Concert Series.
Nine time all-Ireland Fiddle Champion, Eileen Ivers and Immigrant Soul has performed at the London Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony at The Kennedy Center, Boston Pops, and as the original musical star of Riverdance.
Besides performing at these top locations, Ivers has teamed up with The Chieftains, Sting, Hall and Oates, Paula Cole, Al Di Meola and Steve Gadd.
She has managed to establish herself as the pre-eminent exponent of the Irish fiddle in the world today.
As the daughter of Irish immigrants, Ivers grew up in the Bronx, N.Y. Rooted in Irish traditional music since the age of 8, Ivers proceeded to win nine all-Ireland fiddle championships, a 10th on tenor banjo and more than 30 championship medals, making her one of the most awarded persons ever to compete in these prestigious competitions.
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MICHAEL Appleton has warned Blackburn Rovers fans not to expect too much too soon from Leon Best – as he renews his bid to bring West Brom winger Jerome Thomas to Ewood on loan.
Best scored in yesterday's reserve 3-1 defeat at Middlesbrough and, while tonight's trip to Leicester City will come too soon, he is now being considered for a place on the bench for Saturday's visit of Peterborough.
Best's return would be a timely boost to Rovers' play-off hopes, with Colin Kazim-Richards now feared to be out for a couple of months with an ankle injury, but Appleton insists the striker won't be rushed.
Rovers were waiting on the results of a scan on Kazim-Richards' ankle but the Turkish international is expected to join Martin Olsson, Dickson Etuhu and Lee Williamson for a hefty spell on the sidelines.
Appleton is desperate to bring in at least two new signings on loan this week and he will step up his efforts to land former target Thomas.
The Baggies winger was all set to put pen to paper on a permanent Rovers switch at the end of January but paperwork problems saw the deal unable to go through in time.
The Midlanders have since blocked Rovers' attempts to land him on a temporary basis but Appleton will try again in the next few days.
Best, who played almost 80 minutes yesterday, has missed all the season so far with a cruciate knee ligament injury, having signed from Newcastle in the summer, and Appleton admits he won't be at his best until next season.
Appleton said: "In an ideal world I would have been thinking solely about Leon Best for next season and nothing else, but we don't live in an ideal world.
"If you asked Leon, he is chomping at the bit and will probably expect to start on Saturday, because of the type of character he is.
"Realistically he has been out for a long, long time. He has not played that many games because he had the injury previously to his cruciate. He has not played a lot of football in the last 12 to 18 months.
"So we have to be slightly cautious with him, make sure we look after his best interests not just the football club's.
"He is going to be an asset to this club. Hopefully he can be a bit of an asset from now to the end of the season but ultimately we have to be thinking of him fully fit, steaming into defenders and being that talisman we know he can be, and surely the start of next season has to be the most important thing.
"If we start games well and give ourselves a platform maybe I can turn around after 65 minutes and all of a sudden I have this big man to come in and give 25 minutes to make a difference. That would be good for us."
The Rovers boss has appealed for owners Venky's to give him the green light to make more additions to his squad, having already added DJ Campbell, David Bentley, Karim Rekik and Lee Williamson in the past few weeks.
"Colin is a bit of a blow," said Appleton. "If you go through the five or six injured, you could argue every one of them would be in the starting 11. That is the size of the task for the rest of the players.
"From a sensible point of view, even if it is just for a month, I would be very surprised if I was not able to bring players in. I don't make those decisions but certainly I will be knocking on the door making sure the owners and the management know who we need to bring in.
"It could make the difference. You need options. At the moment we are okay in terms of a starting 11 and are just about getting a squad together.
"If I said I wasn't interested in Jerome (Thomas), you would not believe me. We will work very hard to see what we can do, people have to comply and want to do it.
"Everyone knows what I think of Jerome. He is a top talent. It is crying out for pace. What Bents (Bentley) has done though is give us that quality and composure on the ball but if we can mix that up with real pace on one side then it will be a good balance."


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Anon has broken new ground this year, going beyond goggles and introducing a new line of snowsport helmets. The company is obsessed with cool design and excellent functionality, and even its lower-priced Raider Helmet demonstrates the quality that Anon is going for. This helmet focuses on delivering the basics in the best possible way at a price that won't break the bank. The tough and durable Endura-Shell two-piece construction with an injection-molded ABS exterior is built to last through knocks and dings for long-term, reliable wear. The fleece lining and ear pads provide comfortable warmth and are removable if you prefer to wear your own favorite beanie underneath. The helmet is what Anon describes as "Simple Fit," which means it does not have a built-in adjustment system, but the removable lining and ear pads allow for some degree of variance. Since you're working up a good sweat when you're out on your board, the helmet has strategically placed vents that use channels in the front to draw fresh air in while sweat moisture is pulled out the back. And if you like to keep a high-adrenaline soundtrack going during your runs or stay connected to your phone, the helmet is compatible with a Skullcandy speaker system (with an ear-pad mic and remote control option, system sold separately).
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Washington's Mount Rainier National Park is expected to remain closed Tuesday as authorities continue to investigate the deaths of a park ranger and the man suspected of killing her.
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Section II provides the context for management activities at UCAR and NCAR. Section II C describes management's philosophy and objectives; these are aimed at ensuring that the center is one of excellence that accomplishes its objectives efficiently and in a fiscally responsible manner. This section describes the functions of the many parts of the organization and individuals involved in the management and oversight of NCAR. Participants include the universities, NSF, the UCAR members' representatives, the Board of Trustees, the UCAR president, and the NCAR director, division directors, section heads, and scientists. Each of these contributes to the leadership, management and/or oversight of NCAR, defining and revising the UCAR and NCAR missions and priorities; developing, revising, and implementing policies and program plans; allocating resources; directing activities; and reviewing the results.
NSF has three primary roles: oversight of NCAR, allocation of foundation resources to NCAR, and review of NCAR and UCAR. These roles are carried out through a cooperative agreement with UCAR to manage and operate the center.
In addition to these primary roles, NSF approves certain UCAR policies, the annual NCAR program plan and certain specified changes to it (such as reprogramming at dollar amounts above certain thresholds), proposals to be funded by other agencies, and formal agreements and commitments entered into by UCAR. In the spirit of the cooperative agreement between UCAR and NSF, there is strong and regular interaction among UCAR and NCAR management and the NSF program office about such matters as the UCAR and NCAR missions, strategic plans and goals, and priorities. There is also very close coordination on special issues (such as the recent Climate Simulation Laboratory supercomputer procurement). Interactions occur at all levels and across the NSF directorates as appropriate. NSF officials regularly participate in all member and trustee meetings and discussions.
2. UCAR Members and the University Community
The UCAR members bring the interests and needs of the university community to bear through several governance responsibilities: they elect the UCAR Board of Trustees; review UCAR programs; consider criteria for UCAR membership and other formal affiliations, and admit and renew members and affiliates; advise the president regarding university-UCAR interactions; and amend bylaws to reflect governance and oversight activities. Perhaps most important, the faculty and scientists of the member institutions are a network of university scientists, educators, and administrators who serve as advisors, reviewers, collaborators, advocates, and colleagues.
Through various formal and informal mechanisms, the universities provide advice to NSF, the UCAR president, the NCAR director, and the NCAR scientific and technical staff. Representatives from the universities serve on advisory panels for the NCAR Scientific Computing Division and the Atmospheric Technology Division; these panels advise on the allocation of facilities, priorities, plans, and budgets for SCD and ATD. Many of NCAR's scientific divisions have advisory panels composed largely of university faculty. As indicated in the recent reviews of NCAR and in the material presented in earlier sections of this document, university faculty and students are involved in a large fraction of NCAR activities as collaborators and/or users of NCAR services, facilities, and models.
3. The UCAR Trustees
The UCAR Board of Trustees has fiduciary and legal responsibility for all UCAR activities and final authority to manage the programs and business of the corporation. The trustees recruit and appoint the president of UCAR, and advise on any issues involving NCAR, including but not limited to the development of program plans and allocation of resources.
In addition to their legal and fiduciary responsibilities, the trustees play a key role in determining the overall direction of the corporation. They discharge their responsibilities through a set of committees that deal with personnel, finance, and audit matters, and they review and approve certain policies before these are forwarded to NSF. Most importantly the trustees bring wisdom and a range of perspectives to board deliberations and provide guidance to UCAR management on policy positions, issues affecting the whole community (e.g., data availability), and political, financial, and advocacy matters. These responsibilities and roles are enacted at four regular meetings a year and in continuous informal consultations as needed.
4. The UCAR President's Office
The president (Richard Anthes) serves as ex-officio member of the Board of Trustees and is the chief executive officer of the corporation. He shares with the NCAR director in the primary responsibility for the oversight of NCAR, defining and revising UCAR and NCAR missions and developing and revising policies. The president advises on and approves (as a trustee) NCAR program plans and may advise on the allocation of resources. The president provides oversight on the implementation of policies and plans and responds to reviews of NCAR and UCAR.
The president recruits, appoints, and reviews the performance of the UCAR vice-presidents, the NCAR director, and the director of the UCAR Office of Programs. He interacts regularly with each on matters related to programmatic strategies and planning, policy development and review, and a variety of personnel matters.
The Office of Corporate Affairs (Harriet Barker, vice-president) directs a broad range of UCAR activities, including development of policies and programs; university liaison services; and management of all activities involving the UCAR trustees, members' representatives, and their committees, including the UCAR Scientific Programs Evaluation Committee and the recent UCAR governance examination. The office has responsibility for and oversight of development activities, which seek private funding for a variety of science, educational, and service programs; government relations including coordination of advocacy activities, information gathering, tracking of federal science budgets, and monitoring of legislation pertinent to the atmospheric sciences community; and communications, including media and public relations, publications, and outreach.
The Office of Finance and Administration (William Rawson, vice- president) is the chief business and financial office of the corporation. The office has responsibility for and oversight of the development and implementation of all policies and procedures involving business and financial management, administration, human resources, commercial and investment banking, tax-exempt financing, risk management, health and environmental services, and internal audit and legal services. It administers more than 100 cooperative agreements, grants, contracts and interagency agreements by which all corporate centers and programs are funded, plus the approximately 1,000 subcontracts awarded annually.
The two vice-presidents, the director and associate director of NCAR, and the director of the UCAR Office of Programs serve on the President's Council as advisors and consultants to the president on a wide range of strategic and planning issues.
5. The NCAR Director's Office
The director of NCAR (Robert Serafin) is responsible for the overall health and vitality of NCAR as a national center. He shares with the NCAR division directors responsibility for the development of long-range strategies and plans and programs and for allocating resources provided by NSF within NCAR after consideration of advice from the NCAR Directors' Committee, UCAR management, NSF, and the university community. The director leads in building consensus among the division directors for changes in programmatic emphasis and for the allocation of centralized funds in response to internal, NCAR-wide competition for the use of these funds.
The NCAR associate director (Walter Dabberdt) works closely with the NCAR director in developing long-range scientific, technical, and resource allocation strategies for NCAR. He is responsible for the development and preparation of planning documents through the NCAR Budget and Planning Office, which reports directly to him. The Budget and Planning Office prepares the annual NCAR program plan, monitors budgets and expenditures of NSF and other agency funds by NCAR programs, and advises the NCAR director and associate director on budget strategies and funding policy matters. The associate director also has responsibility for Facilities Support Services, which provide physical plant services to UCAR as a whole, and Information Support Services, including the NCAR Library and Image and Design Center, which provide scientific support services to UCAR as a whole and K-12 and informal education services to the public.
6. The NCAR Division Directors
NCAR division directors have responsibility for the development of scientific priorities and directions for their divisions, for presenting new initiatives, and for implementing divisional plans. They are responsible for allocating funds, hiring and retaining staff, ensuring overall quality of the work undertaken by the division, and fostering cross-divisional communication and collaboration.
Through the NCAR Directors' Committee, the division directors also play the key role of helping the director establish strategies and plans for NCAR as a whole, providing broad advice on the quality of NCAR's activities. The directors also formally and informally advise the UCAR president, the NCAR director, and the UCAR board on policies and practices of the corporation.
7. Scientific Appointments Policies and Procedures
Together NCAR management and the senior scientific staff play a critical leadership role in making scientific appointments that are of the very highest quality and relevance to the NCAR program. The scientific appointments process provides NCAR with the intellectual leadership necessary to identify, direct, and contribute to solving the most important and challenging problems in atmospheric science. The NCAR scientific staff is the center's most fundamental strength.
The scientific appointments ladder at NCAR has four levels: scientists I and II are term appointments made by the NCAR divisions and programs, while scientists III and senior scientists are appointments without term. The appointments policies and procedures are thorough and demanding, and are similar to those found in most universities. Appointments to scientist I and scientist II are made by the director of the home division or program, based upon advice of the senior scientific staff. New appointments normally involve national searches. Advancement from scientist I to scientist II requires an assessment after the third year at the division level of both the performance to date and the likelihood that the scientist will be successful in advancing to scientist III (required within four years). Advancement to scientist II and scientist III is an up-or-out decision.
Advancement or appointment to scientist III or senior scientist is based on a process of confidential review and recommendation that involves both the senior scientific staff and senior management through the Appointments Review Group (ARG). New appointments follow national or international searches (the latter being common practice for senior scientists). ARG voting members include the director and two senior scientists from each NCAR division and program; the NCAR director and associate director are nonvoting members. The ARG review process includes small investigative subcommittees, which undertake in-depth assessments of the candidate's qualifications; letters of reference from recognized leaders throughout the scientific community; and extensive discussion and review by the full membership of the ARG. The ARG votes on each nomination, with a two-thirds vote required for a favorable recommendation to the director of NCAR, who appoints scientists III and senior scientists. The UCAR Board of Trustees authorizes senior scientist appointments. All scientists III and senior scientists receive annual performance reviews and reviews every five years by the NCAR Directors' Committee.
8. The NCAR Staff
NCAR scientific, technical, and administrative staff play a primary and essential role in providing input to the development and implementation of NCAR's plans and directing activities of the NCAR program. Through various formal and informal advisory mechanisms, they play an important role in advising upper-level NCAR and UCAR management on priorities, plans, policies, and allocation of resources.
The present management system is multifaceted and has evolved over many years, based on experience. Many systematic examinations of management, oversight, and governance have been conducted by visiting committees. The most recent of these was a 1996 examination by the trustees and a university-based committee of the university governance practices and structure; this resulted in actions by the members in October 1996 to adopt a number of bylaw revisions. Another recent example was the 1995 trustee- and management-guided mid-course review of UCAR's strategic plan, UCAR 2001. The resulting assessment documents the progress toward goals set five years ago and suggests changes in approach that may enable even further progress to be made. A final example is the management committee established in 1991 by the trustees to consider whether UCAR's management structure at the time was conducive to realizing the mission and goals laid out in UCAR 2001. Valuable organizational changes resulted, the most significant of which was the establishment of the UCAR Office of Programs, which reduced the president's span of direct control to a more manageable level. Also important was the committee's recognition of the need for a significant corporate reserve fund.
UCAR has shown the ability to change in response to the external environment and community needs and will remain open to changes in management structure or practices in order to remain efficient and to best serve the universities, NSF, and NCAR.
Institutional Equity and Staff Development
UCAR and NCAR management and senior scientific staff proactively ensure institutional equity at UCAR and create an environment conducive to full development of UCAR's employees. Since 1992, a UCAR-wide Institutional Equity Committee (IEC) and nine Divisional Equity Committees (DECs), have considered ways to make UCAR more equitable and fair and to foster the full development and creativity of all staff.
The IEC, in its report in March 1994, made recommendations to management in seven areas: communication, flexible work arrangements, human resources, recruitment, staff and career development, performance evaluation, and measures of success. UCAR and NCAR management have responded positively to these recommendations. For example, in FY 1997, under the guidance of the IEC and the DECs, UCAR is offering to all staff 24 free courses in subjects ranging from computer programming to mentoring skills for supervisors.
Environmental Stewardship
The Environmental Stewardship Program (ESP) helps raise awareness of environmental issues and fosters environmentally sound practices and policies. ESP deals with alternative transportation, recycling, and energy efficiency.
The Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) is a voluntary employee effort to encourage the use of alternative transportation to and from UCAR/NCAR facilities. Through TAP, UCAR provides all employees with a regional bus pass, an emergency ride home program for those who use alternative transportation, a database to facilitate car pooling, and a shuttle system among the various UCAR sites, the University of Colorado, and the regional bus depot. In 1996, NCAR was awarded the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's Clean Air "Partner of the Year" Award for its employee travel reduction program.
A comprehensive program to "reduce, reuse, and recycle" has the goal of reducing the landfill-bound solid waste generated at UCAR to as near zero as possible. The program researches available sources of recycled and energy-efficient supplies and materials as well as providing information on "green" products to UCAR staff. Energy saving and efficient heating, cooling, and lighting control systems have been installed in the UCAR owned buildings at the Foothills campus. These systems received an EPA "Green Lights Program" award for efficient lighting in 1993.
Innovative Financing
UCAR has been a leader in innovative financing of major equipment and facilities such as supercomputers and buildings. For example, in 1989 UCAR financed the acquisition of a CRAY X-MP/48 using tax- exempt bonds and the next year, 1990, extended this financing to make possible the acquisition of a CRAY Y-MP8 system that served over 1,000 users. Tax-exempt financing was used to acquire the 16- acre, three-building Foothills Laboratory in 1990, solving a decades-old space problem at NCAR in a cost-effective way. Most recently (January 1997), tax exempt financing was used to acquire the UCAR North facility, which will save UCAR and NCAR about $180,000 per year and several million dollars over the next decade. Without such creative financing, acquisition of these supercomputers and buildings would not have happened.
Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science is described in detail on page 40. This program came into being through the combined leadership of UCAR and NCAR. It grew from the Summer Employment Program, in existence at NCAR since 1981, which targeted undergraduate women and minorities. The more ambitious SOARS program is intended to increase the number of people from underrepresented groups who have Ph.D. degrees in the atmospheric and related sciences. Management took the lead in identifying the need for such a program, recognizing the opportunity for its creation, developing the proposal, and promoting it with sponsors.


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33 Wolf Pack student-athletes to graduate
13 sports represented in this semester's class
Track and Field Travels to Mondo Invitational
Pack heads to Sacramento, Calif.
Track and Field Finishes Second at Cal-Nevada Championships
Pack wins several events
Track and Field Travels to Cal-Nevada Championships
Pack faces programs from the states of California and Nevada
Amoah Named MW Outdoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week
Amoah broke a program record in the triple jump over the weekend
Nevada: 2010-11 (Sophomore) Indoor Track and Field: Earned second-team all-conference honors with a fourth-place finish in the triple jump (11.98m) ... Won the long jump at the Bronco Invitational at 5.64m ... Qualified the first round in both long and triple jumps at the NCAA Preliminary round. 2009-10 (Freshman) Indoor Track and Field: Took fourth in the long jump (5.48 meters) at the US Indoor Preview ... Recorded the ninth best long jump in school history with a mark of 5.59 meters at the United Heritage Invite ... Placed third in the long jump (5.58 meters) and first in the triple jump (11.92 meters) at the Aggie Open.
High School: Attended Wald-Oberschule in Berlin Germany and Carter High School in Rialto, Calif. ... Earned one varsity letter in track and field at Carter High School ... Also played badminton and volleyball ... Top high school times include: 100m (12.20/2007); long jump (18'7/2007); and triple jump (39'2/ 2007) ... Was named MVP at Carter High School in 2007.
Personal: Majoring in health ecology ... Was a member of choir in high school for three years ... Also sang in the school band ... Was a member of the health and nutrition club and was the class leader for three years ... Aunt Vida Finkeiner ran track and field for Ghana (400m) ... Also recruited by the University of Illinois Champaign/Urbana ... In her spare time she likes to eat, sing, dance, going out with friends and shop ... Chose Nevada because of Coach Twiggs, the team and her major ... Favorite sports moment was being the stadium watching Usain Bolt running the 200m world record at the World Championships in Berlin in 2009 ... Role model is her dad ... Sports heroes are Marion Jones and Sanya Richards ... Daughter of Felix Sakyi and Monika Amoah ... Born in July of 1989 in Berlin, Germany.


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Defender Garrick Ibbotson appeared on the training track this morning at Fremantle Oval, but his movement was heavily restricted as he continues to nurse a shoulder injury.
The 26-year-old was a surprise figure as he took part in the session's initial warm-up, with the right shoulder he dislocated against Hawthorn on Friday night heavily strapped.
Ibbotson held his right arm in a rigid position as he initially stretched and completed several short run throughs.
He moved away from the main group after about 15 minutes to concentrate purely on running exercises.
The rebounding backman has been pencilled in to miss up to four weeks with the injury, although surgery on the joint is still yet to be ruled out.
Chris Mayne and Michael Walters did not appear on the track as expected.
The club will wait for up to 10 days to see if heavy swelling on Walters' left ankle goes down, but the forward is likely to need surgery to repair a dislocated tendon in an operation that could rule him out for the season.
Mayne also injured his left ankle against the Hawks. He will need to pass a fitness test to play against Essendon at Patersons Stadium this Sunday, but is considered an unlikely starter.
Hayden Ballantyne and David Mundy were amongst a group of key Dockers who ran laps during the training session rather than taking part in skills work.


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While still trying to accept the fact that a double mastectomy was necessary due to my breast cancer diagnosis, my oncologist suggested I look into breast reconstruction, and then he set up an appointment for me with Dr. Pan. The last thing that I wanted to think about was more surgery! I reluctantly met with Dr. Pan and, to my complete surprise, I began to change my mind about the reconstruction within minutes of listening to her describe the procedure. She showed me pictures of the breast reconstruction that she had performed on others, and that further convinced me to opt for the surgery.
My reconstruction is now complete, and when I look into the mirror all I see are a few scars. To anyone who is trying to decide whether or not to get this surgery, I highly recommend meeting with Dr. Pan. I am so grateful to her for helping me to feel whole again. Dr. Pan is not only extremely professional, but is also one of the most caring doctors I have ever met.


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All is fair in love and dairy wars, but the independent directors of
WCB said on Thursday morning that it would try to join the Australian Competition Tribunal process that potential bidder Murray Goulburn must endure if its bid is ever to reach the marketplace.
The spiky tone of WCB's contribution would appear to set the scene for the potential target to challenge the viability of the Murray Goulburn offer on competition grounds.
This would, on the surface at the very least, seem to be an attempt to frustrate the potential that Victoria's biggest milk business might make a full-blown auction of the contest for WCB.
The point here is that the bid-off has caused the offer price to surge from $5.28 in cash and shares to potentially $9.50 in cold, hard cash. So you would think that it would be in the best interests of WCB shareholders to sit back and hope that the ACT clears Murray Goulburn so that the competitive juices now abroad in Australian dairy might result in the highest possible return.
WCB chief executive
With that in mind, WCB has explained to its owners that the ACT outcome is uncertain in timeframe as much as outcome. And, in doing so, the company has indicated its irritation with Murray Goulburn's claimed refusal to "meaningfully engage" over its offer.
The view from the Murray Goulburn side of the fence is that it is seeking regulatory indulgence to make an all-cash offer for WCB, and that it offered boardroom transparency on its strategic and operational intent for the target in delivering its open pitch.
With that, it believes WCB management and board are owed no more in terms of information flow than the rest of us.
It is clear enough to even the most casual of observers that, at some levels, enmities between WCB and Murray Goulburn are now running pretty high.
But the WCB board collectively, and its independent directors particularly, should sit above that rancour and have their eyes set firm on the ultimate prize here, which is a real, live auction for their business.
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Books: "Electromagnetic threat to the human health: myths and facts", "Computer and electric power supply system in office: modern aspects of safe operation". details
Workshop of Working Group
Workshop of Working Group organized for the development of National Program "Mobile communication and Human and Environment Safety". details
Lecture on Leakage currents in buildings power supply system. details
New method was implemented by CEMS
CEMS have implemented the new method, designed for analysis of generation and distribution of currents and voltage harmonics and their effects on operation of buildings power supply system". details
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The chemicals being carried by a triple road train involved in a double fatality overnight may have increased the severity of the fire that was sparked when it collided with a car.
The major crash unit is investigating a fatal crash near Wubin, in which a triple road train collided with a utility vehicle, claiming the lives of two men.
The triple road train, carrying ammonium nitrate, used in explosives, collided with the utility on the Great Northern Highway shortly before 10.30pm.
Some of the bags of the chemical being carried by the truck had burst.
The crash occurred 25 kilometres north of Wubin, about 300 kilometres north-east of Perth.
DFES spokesman Stewart Palmer said ammonium nitrate releases oxygen and would have intensified the fire.
He said he imagined the chemical would have played a role in the damage as a result of the fire but could not say by how much.
The driver of the truck and a passenger in the car both died at the scene.
The driver of the car, reportedly a 24-year-old, miraculously escaped serious injury and was airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital.
Channel Seven reporter Blake Johnson earlier told radio 6PR the truck was heading north when police said the utility "went to the gravel, perhaps overcorrected, tried to get back onto the road and has crossed to the wrong side, straight into the path of the truck going 100km/h in the other direction".
Johnson described how some parts on the front of the truck were so badly burnt they had "turned to molten metal" with "pools of hardened aluminium" on the road at the scene.
The highway is expected to be closed until about midday.
Any witnesses are asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


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Infographic: This Is How We Rank The Gifts Guys Give On Valentine's Day
Fellas! Valentine's Day is less than a week away — how ya holdin' up? Have you figured out what to get your special lady (if you have one, that is)? No? Hmm. Not to put to even more pressure on you, but seriously, you really don't want to f**k this up. Valentine's Day is the most important day ever created for anyone with a vagina*** and you do want to get laid again, right? Don't worry — we're all basically single, so we can pretend to be your hypothetical girlfriend for a hot second and advise you as to where on the "expensive vs. cheap"/"romantic vs. lame" scale the V-Day gifts you might be considering fall. We don't want you to get dumped because you thoughtlessly gave her a weedwacker or a boob job consultation.
[Note to any future boyfriends of mine: I would actually love a Dyson. But I am a clean freak and not your average chick.]
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Treatment of Distal Radius Fractures in Elderly Patients
This study has been withdrawn prior to enrollment.
(The inclusion/Exclusion criteria was too strict which restricted recruitment)
Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, Canada
LHRI- Lawson Health Research Institute
Information provided by:
Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, Canada
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: November 7, 2008
Last updated: April 7, 2011
Last verified: November 2008
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to create and test a treatment algorithm to guide the treatment of distal radius fractures in patients 65 and older and to obtain level-one evidence to determine the best method of treating distal radius fractures in this growing population demographic.
|Distal Radius Fractures
|Procedure: Distal Radius Fracture Reduction Other: Conservative Management
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Health Services Research
|Official Title:
|Treatment of Distal Radius Fractures in Elderly Patients, a Randomized Controlled Trial
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Arm Injuries and Disorders FracturesU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, Canada:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Primary: Patient pain and disability. Will be quantified with Disabilities of the Arm and Shoulder (DASH) and Patient Rated Wrist Evaluation (PRWE). [ Time Frame: 0-1 year ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Secondary: To determine if other baseline factors influence outcome. For example, baseline activity levels (RAPA), home supports, hand dominance, and general mental health will be analyzed. [ Time Frame: over 1 year ]
- Secondary: To stratify results by age. (65-75, 77-80, and >80) [ Time Frame: 0-1 year ]
- Grip strength, Range of Motion and Dexterity testing of wrists [ Time Frame: 3 months to 12 months ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|November 2008
|Assigned Interventions
Surgical intervention to reduce Distal Radius Fracture
Procedure: Distal Radius Fracture Reduction
Surgical Intervention to Reduce Distal Radius Fracture
Other Name: Distal Radius Reduction
Conservative Treatment
Conservative treatment of Distal Radius Fractures
Other: Conservative Management
Conservative management of Distal Radius Fractures
Detailed Description:
- Distal radius fractures with borderline alignment will be randomized to surgical intervention or conservative treatment.
- Patients will fill out subjective questionnaires at 0, 6weeks, 3months, 6 months, and 1 year.
- Patients will perform objective strength tests, dexterity tests and have their range of motion tested at 12 weeks, 6 months and 12 months.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|65 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Distal Radius Fracture
- Between 10 and 20 degrees of dorsal angulation
- Between 3 and 5mm of Ulnar positive variance
- Between 1 and 2mm intra Articular Step deformity
- Age 65 and older
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pre-Morbid medical conditions which preclude surgical intervention
- Patients who do not live independently.
- Patients with an open fracture
- Associated soft tissue or skeletal injury to the same limb.
- Pre-existing wrist arthrosis or disability
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00788190
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00788190
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|Hand and Upper Limb Centre
|London, Ontario, Canada, N6A4L6
|Hand and upper Limb Centre
|London, Ontario, Canada, N6A5L8
Sponsors and Collaborators
Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, Canada
LHRI- Lawson Health Research Institute
|Principal Investigator:
|Joy C MacDermid, PhD
|Hand and Upper Limb Centre, St. Joseph's Health Care
|Principal Investigator:
|Ruby Grewal, MD, FRCSC
|Hand and Upper Limb Centre, St Joseph's Health Care
More Information
Keywords provided by Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, Canada:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 25, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|Dr. Joy MacDermid, Associate Professor, St. Joseph's hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00788190 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|November 7, 2008
|Last Updated:
|April 7, 2011
Keywords provided by Hand and Upper Limb Clinic, Canada:
Distal Radius Fracture
Prospective randomized trial
Pain and Function
Surgical Vs. conservative management
Fractures with borderline alignment
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Fractures, Bone
Radius Fractures
Wounds and Injuries
Forearm Injuries
Arm Injuries
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on July 25, 2017


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Sat. September 28, 2013 | Times Staff
Each week, our HomeTeam staffers will nominate male and female Hot Shot athletes from each of the counties we cover, then we turn the voting over to our readers. These nominations span Saturday, Sept. 21 through Friday, Sept. 27. The winners get a free T-shirt and bragging rights over every other school in the area. Read up on what made our nominees stand out, then vote until noon Monday.
Editor's note: If voters cheat, the votes will be thrown out and the reporters will pick the winners.
Female nominees
Avery Bradshaw, Steinbrenner volleyball: The junior outside hitter had nine kills — including three consecutive in the Warriors' third game against Wiregrass Ranch— to help Steinbrenner sweep the Bulls and remain No. 1 in the district.
Naomi Mack, Palm Harbor University volleyball: Against district rival St. Petersburg, the senior outside hitter had 12 kills. She followed that with 16 kills against neighborhood rival East Lake, for an average of 4.8 kills per game for the week.
Marisa Maksymkow, Hudson volleyball: The senior led the Cobras with 27 kills, seven aces and 14 blocks in a comeback, five-game victory over Ridgewood. She's helped Hudson rattle off four consecutive wins after a 1-7 start.
Corey Perkins, Tampa Prep volleyball: The junior outside hitter led the Terrapins in kills in Tuesday's win against the Academy of the Holy Names (16) and Thursday's upset of Berkeley Prep (16) — the Terps' first win over the Bucs in nine years.
Sydney Pickrem, East Lake swimming: The junior set three records at the Pinellas County Athletic Conference meet, taking first in the 200 IM (2:02.16) and swimming legs on the 200 medley relay (1:47.60) and the 400 free relay (3:31.75).
Malika Saffore, Sunlake volleyball: The senior tallied 35 assists and 13 digs in the Seahawks' sweep of River Ridge on Thursday. The victory improved Sunlake's record to 7-3 — the best mark in school history.
Male nominees
Talvin Bailey, Armwood football: The senior wide receiver had two touchdowns — a 45-yard run and a 95-yard kickoff return — in the Hawks' 28-9 district win against Jefferson.
James Harkless, Nature Coast cross country: The senior earned two victories in a week, starting with first place at the Mitchell Invitational (17:18). On Thursday, his best 5K time of the fall — 17:03.63 — earned him gold at the Eagle Lake Invitational.
Kyle Ploucher, Tampa Catholic football: The senior quarterback had four touchdowns — three through the air and one on the ground — in the Crusaders' 43-0 win against Cardinal Mooney.
Tristan Sanders, Palm Harbor University swimming: The senior, who recently committed to Michigan, set records in the 100 free (45.37), 100 back (48.08) and the 400 free relay (3:09.51) to help the Hurricanes win their 11th straight team title at the conference meet.
DeShawn Smith, Nature Coast football: The sophomore running back rushed for 115 yards in a 29-28 win over Pasco. Despite battling cramps, he ran for a 40-yard touchdown, returned a fumble for a 23-yard score and helped give the Sharks the win with a highlight-reel 50-yard TD with under three minutes remaining.
Jarvis Stewart, Largo football: Stewart was a workhorse for the Packers in their 20-6 win over Lakewood. He carried 38 times, gained 205 yards and scored twice — once on an 80-yard run. Oh, and he also played safety.
Voting is now closed.


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Isidro Ortiz Jr., 33, of North Platte will appear in district court on felony weapons charges and terroristic threats.
In one case, Ortiz is charged as a felon in possession of a firearm. In another, he is charged with terroristic threats and use of a firearm to commit a felony.
Ortiz was arrested on Nov. 19 during a traffic stop for failure to signal a lane change. A search of the car turned up two handguns and a shotgun. Ortiz, who was a passenger, was already wanted on a warrant for terroristic threats. A man told police on Nov. 11 that, during a disturbance in the 400 block of N. Poplar, Ortiz had pointed a gun at him. The man said Ortiz ran out of the house before he called the cops. Ortiz could not be found at the time and a warrant was issued.
Lincoln County Judge Michael Piccolo bound both charges against Ortiz over to district court and in accordance with an agreement with the Lincoln County Attorneys Office, he lowered Ortiz bond from $100,000 to $65,000. If Ortiz posts bond, he will be required to report to the sheriffs office every weekday, Piccolo said.
The car was driven by Stephen Marquez of North Platte.
Marquez, a convicted felon, was also arrested and jailed for possession of firearms. Another passenger in the car, Kenneth Cassel, was charged with being an accessory to the felony possession.
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Gastroparesis: A disease of the muscles of the stomach or the nerves controlling the muscles that causes the muscles to stop working. Gastroparesis results in inadequate grinding of food by the stomach and poor emptying of food from the stomach into the intestine. Gastroparesis may be associated with paralysis of the small intestine and colon. The most common underlying cause is diabetes mellitus. Gastroparesis is diagnosed via gastric emptying study. It is usually treated with medications that stimulate the stomach muscle to contract.
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Ohio State Football Year 2 Overview: 2002
Coach: Jim Tressel
Previous season record (finish): 7-5, 5-3 Big Ten (3rd)
Notable players:
Ohio State returned only a dozen starters from Tressel's mediocre first Buckeye team, but that group consisted of stalwarts Mike Doss and Donnie Nickey at safety, linebackers Matt Wilhelm and Cie Grant (a converted defensive back), defensive linemen Will Smith, Darrion Scott and Tim Anderson, offensive linemen Shane Olivea, Adrien Clarke and Bryce Bishop and receivers Michael Jenkins and Chris Vance.
Doss and Nickey were permanent captains with the role on offense shifting from game to game.
Tressel also welcomed a highly decorated 25-man recruiting class that featured 18 Ohioans, including freshmen contributors tailback Maurice Clarett, linebackers A.J. Hawk and Bobby Carpenter and offensive linemen Nick Mangold and Rob Sims.
Notable games: Where to begin?
Ohio State stamped itself as a national contender with a 25-7 win over 10th-ranked Washington State in the third game of the season. With the ESPN Game Day crew in attendance, the defense held the high-powered Cougar offense in check and Clarett carried the offense. The freshman tailback ran 31 times for 230 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
A week later, the Buckeyes traveled to Cincinnati to take on the Bearcats at Paul Brown Stadium and nearly saw their magical season go up in smoke before the start of Big Ten play. With Clarett sidelined as a result of arthroscopic knee surgery, the Ohio State offense struggled to find traction. The Buckeyes trailed 19-14 in the fourth quarter when Scott rocked UC quarterback Gino Guidugli to force a fumble that set up OSU quarterback Craig Krenzel's twisting, contorting 6-yard touchdown run that put Ohio State on top 21-19. Guidugli drove the the Bearcats to the Ohio State 15 but had a pair of potential touchdown passes dropped before Wilhelm tipped his last attempt to OSU safety Will Allen for a game-clinching interception with 26 seconds left.
Ohio State also faced close calls in October at Wisconsin and at home against Penn State before a harrowing November that featured three wins by a touchdown or less. In Madison, Krenzel again rallied the Buckeyes, this time with a 3-yard touchdown pass to tight end Ben Hartsock that gave Ohio State a 19-14 lead in the fourth quarter, and wide receiver/cornerback Chris Gamble intercepted a Jim Sorgi pass after the Badgers drove to the OSU 29. One week later, Gamble scored the game-winning touchdown on an electrifying 40-yard interception return against Penn State that had Ohio Stadium practically shaking early in the third quarter.
Other developments (strategy, injuries, etc.):
In their second year under the direction of Tressel, the Buckeyes showed flexibility on both sides of the ball.
With Clarett in and out of the lineup because of various injuries, the offense had to be creative at times, most notably in the Michigan game and the national championship game against Miami (Fla.). On Ohio State's game-winning drive against the Wolverines, Clarett notched a crucial long gain when he caught a wheel-route pass from Krenzel, then the Buckeyes went ahead when Krenzel pitched to tailback Maurice Hall on the only option play Tressel called all season and Hall scampered into the end zone.
Against the Hurricanes, Tressel surprised everyone with a game plan that frequently involved Krenzel as a runner, and the junior signal caller responded by picking up 81 yards on 19 carries. He finished as the game's leading rusher.
On the other side of the ball, defensive coordinator Mark Dantonio supplemented his usual punishing 4-3 defense with an effective nickel package that turned Doss into a heat-seeking missile, and the coach unveiled a three-man line that included Smith as a rush linebacker who sometimes dropped into coverage.
How'd it end up?
The close calls against UC, Wisconsin and Penn State were just a prelude to November when the Buckeyes performed a great escape at Purdue, downed defending Big Ten co-champion Illinois in overtime then edged Michigan in the season finale.
Krenzel was the hero in West Lafayette as he heaved a 37-yard touchdown pass to Jenkins on fourth-and-1 with 1:36 left in the game. Gamble sealed the win with a leaping interception of a deep pass by Kyle Orton on the ensuing Purdue possession.
At Illinois, the Buckeyes took the lead in overtime on an 8-yard run by Hall, who shared tailback duties with Lydell Ross with Clarett sidelined by a shoulder injury. After Walter Young was unable to hall in a potential game-tying pass in the end zone for Illinois, Anderson knocked down the fourth-down attempt to end the game.
That pushed all the chips to the center for a Nov. 23 showdown with No. 12 Michigan, and Ohio State prevailed despite being outgained 368-264 and allowing 26 first downs. Clarett stirred the Ohio Stadium crowd with a go-ahead touchdown in the first quarter then Allen made Hall's fourth-quarter score hold up by picking off a Jon Navarre pass at the goal line with no time left on the clock.
The season culminated with a thrilling 31-24 double-overtime win over the heavily favored defending champion Hurricanesx in the Fiesta Bowl. The Buckeyes took control of the game with touchdowns scored less than two minutes apart in the second quarter but had to go to overtime thanks to a last-second field goal. After allowing a touchdown to start the overtime, Ohio State looked dead in the water until a pass interference penalty gave them new life on their first offensive possession. Krenzel capped that drive with a 1-yard touchdown, then Clarett slashed his way for a 5-yard score in the second overtime to put Ohio State on top. The Buckeye defense followed by stopping Miami four times from the 1-yard line to clinch the first national championship for Ohio State in more than 30 years.
Doss, Wilhelm, punter Andy Groom and kicker Mike Nugent were all named first-team All-Americans, the third such honor for Doss. Doss, Groom, Nugent, Scott, Wilhelm, Clarett and Gamble all made the All-Big Ten first team while Gamble and Krenzel shared team MVP honors.
The Buckeyes finished 14-0 and consensus national champions while sharing the Big Ten title with Iowa as the Hawkeyes had matched their 8-0 conference record.
Look for a more expansive look at the second seasons of Ohio State's head coaches of the past eight decades in the next print edition of Buckeye Sports Bulletin.


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Final Fantasy XI
Review by SamboSimpson
"Better Than Everquest Online"
After beta testing and playing Everquest Online for PS2, I was under the impression that the slightly-above-mediocre game was the best Massively Multiplayer Online RPGs (or MMORPG for those in ''the know'') would get. I was wrong. Final Fantasy XI, the newest installment of Square Enix's mega franchise, surpasses Everquest Online in every conceivable way. But does it stand up to the Final Fantasy's of the past?
Starting with the most obvious aspect of the game, we have the graphics. Right away, you can tell this game blows away Everquest Online. But when compared to the last two Playstation 2 Final Fantasy's (X and X-2), it comes close, but falls short of hitting their extremely detailed visuals. Thats not saying Final Fantasy XI's graphics are bad. In fact, they're better than a lot of PS2 games out there. But compared to some of the visual masterpieces out there for the system, FFXI doesn't compare.
Audio, yet another thing FFXI surpasses Everquest in (considering Everquest doesn't really have much in that field), is something else that is greater than the majority of the games out there, but falls short when compared to the X-Fantasies (Final Fantasy X and X-2). In fact, many have said it and I agree, this is one of the worst Final Fantasy scores ever. Again, its not bad, it just doesn't compare.
Then there's gameplay. I could throw in the ''this blows Everquest away'' statement in this one, and seeing as how I just did, I guess it doesn't need to be mentioned. The gameplay makes for one of the best MMORPGs out there, even compared to the PC version of Everquest. While the actual monster killing makes up for a good portion of the game, the item creating guilds, exploring, and job questing make up a good portion too. Every guild has a unique set of items you can make, which makes every item monsters drop useful to someone (which ties in with the auction system, another cool feature of FFXI that lets you put items up for auction and allows players to buy them from you). And you aren't just leveling up your guy's class. You're leveling up his skills everytime you create items. And that makes for interesting possibilities, as you can have a level 72 warrior with terrible blacksmithing abilities, yet have a level 1 white mage with making the best items possible in boneworking.
The controls are good too, though they take a bit getting used to, and if you have a USB keyboard, you can play this like a PC game. Also, the servers themselves allow PS2 users to play with PC users, which helps the newer PS2 users out a bit. And Square's general attitude towards in-game behavior just works a lot better than that of Everquest Online, as GMs are almost always around and carry a strict-but-fair style of justice with them.
So after reading all of this, you're probably wondering why this game didn't get a 10, or at least a 9. That all comes down to the fact that, at the beginning of the game, the pace is really slow, as you are always walking between places and find yourself having to travel longer distances to get better Experience as the game progresses (eventually, though, you do get faster modes of transportation, including the two staples of the Final Fantasy series: airships and chocobos).
All in all, this is an enjoyable MMORPG for the PS2, and, well, much better than Everquest Online. If you got time to spare, regardless of whether its 1 hour or 14 hours, you should have an enjoyable time with this game. And as far as the hard drive goes, it may only have two or three games compatible with it now, but in the future, it'll be worth the investment.
Reviewer's Rating: 4.0 - Great
Originally Posted: 03/28/04
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Wilma....I am so sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed Robert's interesting facts that he brought to the list. We will miss him too. May God hold you in the hollow of his hand.
God Bless....Evalyn Champion
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My son Robert W. King, passed away this morning about 4:00 am. He was in ICU the entire month, on respirator most all that time. Primary problem was diabetes. He was 63 years old. Services probably Thursday this coming week.
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Authors: Chester County (Pa.) Sub-Lieutenant., Gronow, Lewis, d.ca. 1780.
Publication Info: Philadelphia : Printed by Robert Aitken, 1783.
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Lineup change…*Petr Prucha* is a late scratch. As you know, he was slashed in the third period last night. *Marcel Hossa* is in Prucha's place.
*UPDATE: 7:45 p.m. —*
1. Another nice period by the Rangers, particularly the top line. Like Gomez mentioned on Friday, there's Straka digging the puck out, freeing up some room for Gomez to make a play. … Of course, that's exactly what he did, hitting *Dan Girardi* for his seventh goal of the season. (Did you ever expect Girardi would have 7 G before '08? I didn't.) The assist extended Gomez's career-high point streak to 12 games.
2. Terrible giveaway by *Marek Malik,* who had done a great job along with *Paul Mara* up until two minutes left in the period. Mara in particular did a tremendous job against Kovalev, but Malik gave it all away. His TO led to a goal that tied the game. Until…
3. Gomez is fast, huh? I think all the haters are going to have to give the guy a break. He's making plays alongside Jagr, which was the goal when the Blueshirts gave him that boatload of $$$. … For those who didn't see it, Gomez got possession on the fly on the other side of the red line, then found an opening to hit a cutting Jagr for the captain's 11th goal of the season. (Stat disclosure: Jagr, after having no goals in 10 games, now has one in his last three, which is his longest stretch of the season.)
4. I'm sorry you guys aren't sitting in my seat. *Sean Avery* was just jawing at Huet right before the period ended, which could lead to something later. He was absolutely relentless.
I'm not going to have much else tonight because I'm on a tight deadline, so if I don't check in I'll talk to you after the game.


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Neil Warnock stated in the programme for this contest a desire to be "ultra careful" with his comments to the media having, in his opinion, created too many controversial headlines already this year. Well, that lasted long. The QPR manager's tongue was at its acidic best here, unleashing a stream of rage and ridicule towards the referee, Michael Oliver, for the decisions which livened up this otherwise underwhelming stalemate.
At the centre of Warnock's fury was the penalty with which Aston Villa took the lead. Oliver deemed that Armand Traoré had pulled back Gabriel Agbonlahor as he prepared to convert Stephen Warnock's cross and pointed to the spot. The decision certainly took those in attendance – which included the prime minister, David Cameron – by surprise. Even the away supporters required a few seconds of silence before they broke into cheers.
Barry Bannan converted the penalty for Villa but they, according to their own manager, Alex McLeish, had been "woeful" up to then, especially in the first half when they were unable to exert any pressure against hosts who had pinned them back with their high-pressing approach, creating several scoring chances, the most notable being Adel Taarabt's curling drive on four minutes that clipped the post.
They deserved an equaliser and until Richard Dunne's injury-time own-goal it appeared they would not get one, with Warnock convinced his team should have had at least two penalties for handballs by the Villa right-back Alan Hutton.
"I don't think [Villa's] penalty would have been a penalty at a lot of grounds and I think we would have got a penalty on certain days. Not one Aston Villa supporter appeals for their penalty," said Warnock. "Referees should be seen and not heard and it takes away from our performance – we were superb."
Those comments were made to Sky Sports immediately after the final whistle and in an unusual move Warnock returned to the cameras moments later.
"How has the linesman not seen that? He [Hutton] deliberately handballs it," said Warnock in a noticeably more agitated state. "Their penalty – he [the referee] wanted to give it. My boys deserve better than that."
Warnock had calmed down by the time he addressed the written press, still standing by the view "that all the decisions went against us" but less willing to criticise Oliver directly, although there was something rather patronising about the way he described his meeting with the official – who, aged 25, became the Premier League's youngest referee last August – after the game.
"When you're a young referee you listen and learn from people in the game," Warnock said. "I made one or two points which I think will help him."
The QPR manager did also describe Oliver as "one of the best referees" in the Premier League and in fairness to him his decisions here were hardly scandalous. Traoré did appear at least to put off Agbonlahor prior to the penalty and Hutton did illegally obstruct Shaun Derry's 71st‑minute header. The Scotland international's block of a Tommy Smith cross was also dubious but happened at a speed which made Oliver's job difficult.
Warnock's criticism also stretched to Traoré who, having been booked for his role in Villa's penalty, received a second yellow card for a lunge on Marc Albrighton. "The player was a disgrace and I'll fine him as much as I can," said Warnock.
Down to 10 men, QPR looked set for a third defeat of the season, an unjust reward for a committed and eye-catching display. But then Stephen Warnock's clearance of Heidar Helguson's cross hit Dunne and went into the net to secure the hosts' first goal here this season.


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Wouldn't this be a good case for the JarDirectory implementation somebody asked for? The index could then be statically written in a jar file downloaded with the applet (the original mail refers to static offline HTML files). It could even be a great idea for improving the Maven site-plugin :-) [I mean: when you create the Maven generated site a Lucene based plugin could index it, create the jar index and then add the "applet" to the Maven pages] On 2/20/06, Trieschnigg, R.B. (Dolf) <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > Hi Paulo, > > The main problem is that Lucene needs to store its index on a disk which under normal circumstances an applet may not read. The applet operates in a sandbox, which only allows "safe" operations. Reading and writing to disk is not allowed. An applet can only get resources from the host it came from. > As Lucene does not allow an IndexReader to be created for a URL, I guess it's not possible in a normal applet environment. Or you should dive into the IndexReader code an write your own IndexReader for remote indices. > > What you can also do is sign your applet; if a user accepts your applet as safe you can run it as any other Java application (download the index from a webserver to a temporary location and query it for example). > But I am usually quite sceptic with accepting signed applets from unkown distributors; as it is like leaving your door open for complete strangers ("of course you may delete all my files on disk"). > > Are you going to put your applet on a website, or do you want to distribute it on e.g. a cd? If I would buy some software from you on a cd, I would more likely accept a signed applet than if I would visit some obscure homepage. > > Regards, > Dolf > > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: paolo berto [mailto:email@example.com] > > Sent: maandag 20 februari 2006 11:44 > > To: email@example.com > > Subject: webserverless search with lucene on offline HTML doc > > > > Hello, > > > > I would like to figure out if it is possible to write a java > > applet able to search with lucene through an HTML > > documentation WITHOUT having a webserver installed on the > > system and on multiple platforms. > > > > So I have a set of static offline HTML files forming a > > software documentation, would like to index it and search > > through it from a browser without having to install a web > > server and on various platforms (osx/win32/linux) Is that > > possible at all? > > > > Thanks and sorry for the basic question, > > > > paolo > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Subject: Re: [B&D] British Newspaper Archive - feedback
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2011 18:41:55 +0000
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Graham Norton appearance next week
Keane will perform Silenced By The Night on the first episode of the new series of The Graham Norton Show on BBC1 here in the UK on Friday next week (13th April). It looks like audience tickets have already been snapped up, but you can join a waiting list for them by clicking here (select the Tuesday, 10th April option).
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Great performance it was good to see them talking as well! And it was good to see Matt Lucas!
I loved it too!! Also nice to see Richard at the couch laughing his ass off ;)
Just watched you! Love Keane so much. Cannot wait until Folkestone XXXX
Just seen the Graham Norton show. The performance was excellent as always. Roll on Sunday and May!!
is very beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D congratulations!!!!!!! WE LOVE YOUUUU FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!
anyone know when it will air in America?
Yeah!! Love that show! By any change know when it's gonna be aired in Holland??
OH MY GOD YES! FINALLY! I love Graham Norton and I love Keane. What a wonderful combination.
Great news, I hope someone post on You Tube. Beijos, Regina.
I'll be watching! ^_^
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Congrats! I can't wait :)
How very Awesome! An excellent platform for exposure in the UK. Gonna have to set the Sky+ as I'm out of the country. Will someone record & post on YouTube please? Hope the guys stop for a wee chat with Graham. Ange x
when will you visit Saturday Night Live again or it's not your decision?
I love Graham, yaaaay !!
Excellent! Love Graham's show, can't wait to see them on it!
Hola chicos! Muy muy muy bueno el video.Me encanta!
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Alan and Nancy Schroeder and Charles and Diana Hedinger, all of Tell City, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their children, Alie Schroeder and Jared Hedinger.
The bride-elect is a 2008 graduate of Perry Central High School and a 2010 graduate of Vincennes University with an associate's degree in surgical technology.
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By MARLOW SMETHURST, Guest Columnist
The Tell City Electric Department celebrates its 70th anniversary today. Before 1941, electric service to Tell City and the surrounding area, including Cannelton, Troy and Hawesville, Ky., was provided by the Ohio River Power Company, which owned and operated an electricity-generation plant in Tell City.
By VINCE LUECKE, Editor
I grew up appreciating the value of a dollar and while I don't pinch pennies as tight as some people, I don't like to let things go to waste.
To ensure its future, the United States Postal Service must do more than seek short-term fixes to its long-term financial problems. Year after year, the United States Postal Service continues to raise postal rates to cover its growing expenses without adequately addressing its significant underlying organizational and operational issues. Instead it is offering to cut service by eliminating Saturday mail delivery.
Jesse W. Bruggeman of Tell City and Anita L. Brumfield Owens of Cannelton announce their engagement and approaching marriage.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Rose Brumfield of Cannelton and the late Harvey Brumfield Jr. She is a graduate of Tell City High School and Owensboro Community and Technical College with an associate's of science degree.
She works as a sonographer-radiologic technologist at Owensboro Medical Health System in Owensboro, Ky.
INDIANAPOLIS – Beginning Oct, 16, unemployed Hoosiers can file for an additional six weeks of unemployment insurance benefits, also known as tier four. The state is eligible for the fourth tier of federally funded extended benefits because Indiana's three-month average unemployment rate is 8.5 percent. The additional six weeks of benefits allows unemployment insurance recipients in Indiana to receive up to 99 weeks of benefits. Tier four makes up weeks 74-79.
PERRY COUNTY – The U.S. Forest Service will host a public meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday in the Perry Central High School Library to discuss plans to burn acreage in the forest in coming weeks.
TELL CITY – A free genealogy workshop presented by the Daughters of 1812 – Jonathan Jennings Chapter and the Tell City-Perry County Public library will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the library in Tell City.
Members of the Jonathan Jennings Chapter will assist anyone who wants to find an ancestor of the War of 1812 or honor those ancestors by adding them to the archives of the soldiers of the War of 1812.
CANNELTON – The Cannelton Neighborhood Watch participants will gather at 6 p.m. Thursday in the meeting room at Cannelton City Hall.
For more information, call 547-0968 or contact the Cannelton Police Department.
CRAWFORD COUNTY – Indiana conservation officers are continuing a search for Kevin Eve, who has been missing since the afternoon of Oct. 1.
The search had been scaled back, a Department of Natural Resources press release said Friday, but was scheduled to continue over the weekend.
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