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Drew Wolitarsky surpassed former Taft standout and current St. Louis Rams receiver Steve Smith by catching his 272nd career pass in Canyon's 42-9 rout Friday night of visiting San Luis Obispo (6-5) at Harry Welch Stadium in a Southern Section Northern Division first-round playoff game.
Wolitarsky, a four-year starter for the Cowboys, broke the record with a 6-yard catch from Cade Apsay early in the second quarter.
Wolitarsky broke Smith's career passing yardage mark Oct. 5 in Canyon's win over Golden Valley.
One play after setting the new mark, Wolitarsky caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Apsay, giving Canyon (8-2-1) a lead it would hold the rest of the game. Wolitarsky finished with nine catches for 128 yards.
San Luis Obispo (6-5) scored the first touchdown on a 17-yard run by Nate Greenelsh with 3:28 left in the first quarter. Greenelsh finished with 106 yards on 10 carries, but that would be the Tigers' only touchdown.
Wolitarsky caught a 65-yard touchdown pass from Apsay 55 seconds later to pull Canyon even, and San Luis Obispo never led again. Apsay threw three touchdown passes, including a 62-yard strike to Liam Cabrera that made it 21-7. Apsay added two touchdowns on short runs, and finished 13 of 20 for 246 yards and three touchdowns passing. Cabrera had four catches for 118 yards.
Dominic Pennucci closed out the scoring with a 39-yard run late in the third quarter. Pennucci finished with 138 yards on the ground on 14 carries for the Cowboys.
-- Dave Rogahn
In other Northern Division games:
Atascadero 26, Palmdale 7: Wesley Gitchuway caught an 11-yard pass from Jake Dashnaw to give the top-seeded Falcons (10-1) an early lead, but the absence of Demario Richard -- sidelined with a leg injury -- was too much for Palmdale to overcome.
Atascadero (5-6) scored 19 second-half points, highlighted by Izaiah Cooks' 66-yard kickoff return that led to an Ethan Hicks' 8-yard touchdown run. Hicks rushed for 92 yards and two scores and Dashnaw passed for 163 yards for the Falcons.
-- John Facey
Hart 48, Arroyo Grande 6: After stopping the Eagles on a three-and-out, Hart quarterback Brady White hit running back Connor Wingenroth with a short swing pass and he took it 76 yards down the left sideline for a touchdown. Wingenroth added a 30-yard run for the score, then Arroyo Grande's Holt returned the ensuing kickoff 98 yards for the Eagles only score.
Wingenroth passed to Trent Irwin for a 24-yard touchdown, Arroyo Grande fumbled the kickoff and Hart scored again on an 11-yard pass from White to Andrew MacArthur to take a 27-6 lead.
Antoine Holmes had a 3-yard run to take a 34-6 lead.
White finished the night 18 for 29 for 349 yards and two touchdowns.
Valencia 43, Paso Robles 36: The Vikings (8-3) scored 29 second-half points to rally for the win. Sean Murphy finished the night with 342 yards, completing 20 of 40 with one touchdown.
James Berkley added 170 yards on 10 carries, including 70-yard touchdown that sealed the win.
-- Victor Corona
Quartz Hill 38, Redondo Union 21: Osirius Burke rushed for 170 yards and three touchdowns for the Rebels. Quartz Hill (8-3) took a 14-0 lead on touchdown runs of 2 and 40 yards by Burke, but Redondo Union (5-6) rallied. The Sea Hawks scored on quarterback Harrison Faecher's 3-yard sneak with 22 seconds left in the first half.
Quartz Hill retook the lead on Burke's 1-yard run, 21-14. Quartz Hill's Royce Dirden set up another score with the first of his two interceptions. The Rebels stretched the lead to 24-14 with Rey Rodriguez's 22-yard field goal.
Quartz Hill put the game away on the next play. With 454 remaining, Quartz Hill's Devin Brooks fielded Redondo's onside kick, broke through the Redondo line and returned it 44 yards for a touchdown. Burke intercepted Faecher's pass on the next series and the Rebels had broken a string of three consecutive first-round playoff exits.
Dirden added a 31-yard touchdown run in the game's final minutes.
-- John Purcell
Palos Verdes 49, Antelope Valley 13: Cameron French had 13 carries for 97 yards and a touchdown and caught three passes for 29 yards, but little else went right for the Antelopes (7-4) at West Torrance High.
It could have been worse for Antelope Valley (7-4), which fell behind 22-0 after one quarter and 42-0 at halftime.
Andrew Alegria threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to Daniel Bernard and French rambled for a 15-yard touchdown run in the second half.
Antelope Valley turned the ball over three times in the first half and had just 38 yards rushing and 10 yards yards passing going into halftime.
Alegria finished 10 of 20 for 97 yards and a touchdown for Antelope Valley.
-- Dave Thorpe
Mira Costa 35, Highland 21: Highland lost quarterback Donte Ross on its sixth play from scrimmage. Using a mixture of quarterbacks and big plays after Donte Ross went out with a knee injury in the first quarter, Highland kept the pressure on before bowing to Mira Costa.
Jamire Jordan returned a kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown and Michael Sewell scooped up a fumble and scored from 63 yards in the second half, but the Bulldogs (6-5) could never catch the Mustangs (8-3).
-- Phil Collin
Western Division
Chaminade 64, Pacifica/O 11: Terrell Newby rushed for four touchdowns and Donovan Lee scored three, including kickoff returns of 80 and 76 yards.
Chaminade (10-1) scored on its first nine possessions. Newby had touchdown runs of 79, 4 and 15 yards to cap the next two Chaminade drives and added a 5-yard scoring run in the third quarter. Newby finished with 141 yards.
Brad Kaaya completed 7 of 8 passes for 105 yards including a 29-yard hook up with Kayan Samadian for a second-quarter touchdown.
Lee's kickoff returns gave the Eagles a 43-11 halftime lead. He added a 3-yard touchdown run and had two interceptions.
-- Greg Meade
Lompoc 42, St. Francis 7: Jared Lebowitz threw a first-quarter touchdown pass to John Carroll for the Golden Knights (4-7) to cut the deficit to 14-7, but the top-seeded Braves (11-0) responded with 28 unanswered points.
Lompoc, which has won a state-leading 31 in a row, returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.
Lebowitz was 15 of 34 for 137 yards and was intercepted once.
Northwest Division
North Torrance 27, Oak Park 0: Luca Bruno had three sacks for Oak Park, and Brandon Coppel had an interception as the Eagles (5-6) trailed just 13-0 at the end of three quarters at North Torrance (9-2). But Oak Park (5-6) managed just 102 total yards -- 68 rushing and 35 passing.
Jack Gerstenberger was 4 of 13 for 35 yards and was sacked six times. Coppel led the ground game with six carries for 49 yards. Kyle Espinoza added 15 carries for 29 yards. Oak Park also had nine penatlies for 100 yards.
-- Tony Ciniglio
Village Christian 38, Bishop Montgomery 21: John Amodeo had 33 carries for 218 yards and four touchdowns for the Crusaders, who scored 21 points in the third quarter after being down 14-7 at halftime.
Village Christian struggled to stop the run in the first half, allowing the Knights' Robbie Hou to rush for over 100 yards and two touchdowns. The Crusaders made adjustments in the second half to hold him to a mere 10 yards.
Jesse Hanckel was 7 of 10 for 65 yards for the Crusaders, including a 13-yard pass to Kevin Patterson to set up one of Amodeo's touchdowns.
-- Rick Gomez
Southeast Division
Norwalk 49, Burbank 14: The host Bulldogs (7-4) fell into an early 35-0 hole against the visiting Lancers (8-2).
Norwalk junior Rashaad Penny had 21 carries for 154 yards and scored two touchdowns. The Lancers got 104 yards and one touchdown on nine carries from senior Bryan Sullivan.
Malcolm McAllister had 13 carries for 91 yards and a touchdown. Junior Matthew Ortega had eight carries for 42 yards and two touchdowns.
Jacquise Hooper also added a rushing touchdown for Norwalk.
Burbank sophomore quarterback Ryan Meredith was 8 of 19 for 151 yards passing. He hooked up with senior Teddy Arlington on an 18-yard touchdown pass with 1:16 left in the first half to make it 35-6 as the Bulldogs failed the 2-point conversion.
Arlington scored on a 4-yard run in the third quarter to make it 35-14. Arlington led the Bulldogs with 29 yards on eight carries. He also had three receptions for 76 yards.
Burbank's Francis Nicks had three receptions for 47 yards.
-- Jim Riggio
Mid-Valley Division
Monrovia 50, Viewpoint 0: Blake Heyworth threw four touchdown passes to lead the host Wildcats.
Viewpoint (5-6) was led by Dalton Jaklitsch who completed 12 of 26 for 67 yards. Adam Markun caught three passes for 27 yards.
Heyworth completed 10 of 13 passes for 139 yards. Ge Vontray Ainsworth led the Wildcats (9-2) with 116 yards on 10 carries and one touchdown and caught a touchdown pass.
The Wildcats' defense held the Patriots to 47 yards of total offense, including minus-30 yards on the ground.
-- Steve Goldstein
East Valley Division
Sierra Canyon 20, Northview 7: Andre Nunez passed for 163 yards and accounted for three touchdowns, including a 40-yard run, for the Trailblazers (10-1).
Nunez connected with Brandyn Lee from 27 yards out to take a 13-0 lead. The Trailblazers held the Vikings to 170 yards of total offense.
Victor Garcia was 11 for 19 for 83 yards fo Northview. Garcia scored the lone touchdown on a 1-yard run with 4:09 left in the game. Javon Taylor rushed for 90 on 22 carries for the Vikings.
-- John Call
Northeast Division
Flintridge Prep 34, Ribet Academy 28: Clayton Weirrick hit Kareem Ismail for the winning touchdown in overtime to lead Flintridge Prep to the come-from-behind victory.
The Rebels (6-4) had a chance to win the game in regulation by driving 62 yards in eight plays. The possession was highlighted by a 24-yard catch by Ismail to the 1-yard line. Three plays later, Stefan Smith scored from 2 yards out to tie the score at 28 with six seconds remaining, but he 2-point conversion run was stopped at the 1-yard line.
"We put this play in this week so we could get our 6-foot-6 receiver the ball" Flintridge Prep coach Antonio Harrison said. "We ran the same play to win the game."
The Fighting Frogs (9-2) took a 28-22 lead with 1:05 remaining on Andrew Morales 12-yard run.
"My boys came to play today. We played honorable football tonight," Harrison said.
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Understanding mechanisms that promote colonization by target species is critical to advancing the success of coastal wetland restoration. Recent work in avian behavioral ecology suggests that social cues might influence settlement decisions in a range of species, however little is known about the extent to which social mechanisms might influence settlement decisions for those inhabiting coastal wetlands. In this study, we tested whether or not the saltmarsh sparrow (Ammodramus caudacutus), an obligate saltmarsh species of conservation concern, uses conspecific attraction to make habitat selection decisions. Despite previous research suggesting a potential role for auditory conspecific cues in sparrow settlement decisions, we found no evidence that saltmarsh sparrows respond to them in two distinct experiments. Playing saltmarsh sparrow vocalizations at 11 sites with very low saltmarsh sparrow densities did not change numbers from those observed in prior years. In a controlled experiment at marshes with high saltmarsh sparrow densities, numbers of adults, nests, and fledglings were similar at control and experimental plots. The results of this study suggest that auditory conspecific cues are not an important component of habitat settlement decisions for this species and are unlikely to facilitate the colonization of unoccupied habitat.


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Two-Generation Pharmacy Dynasty Earns UMKC Alumni Award for Hartwig Family
Family-owned business provides cutting-edge services at 14 Missouri sites, helping to close rural health care gap
With five family members spread over two generations as UMKC alumni, and a family business providing a variety of services helping to close the rural health care gap in Northwest Missouri, the Hartwig family has produced an impressive record of service to college and community.
That record has earned the family the 2012 Legacy Award from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. The Legacy Award recognizes a family with a tradition of attending UMKC and who have a record of service to the University, their community or profession.
Over two generations, the Hartwig family has built a network of pharmacies providing an array of health care services in communities throughout Northwest Missouri. At the same time, the family has been lending support and advocacy to UMKC. Hartwig family members train UMKC students at their Red Cross Pharmacy and have established a scholarship for deserving pharmacy students.
The Hartwigs have a long history of civic and community involvement. B. David Hartwig served as Mayor of Marshall, Mo. From 1975-79; is a past president of the Missouri Pharmacy Association; and is a member of the UMKC Alumni Governing Board. Steven E. Hartwig is a member of the UMKC School of Pharmacy Dean's Advisory Council and is a former president of the Marshall YMCA Board of directors. D. Matthew Hartwig is President of the Excelsior Springs, Mo. Chamber of Commerce, the UMKC Pharmacy Foundation and the Pharmacy Foundation of the Missouri Pharmacy Association. All three are UMKC alumni, as are David's father-in-law, William Tempel, and David's wife, Lisa Hartwig.
Last year, Red Cross Pharmacy and UMKC teamed up to earn one of the three inaugural Community Pharmacy Residency Expansion Project (Community PREP) grants from the National Association of Chain Drug Stores. The program is designed to expand community pharmacy residency programs for recent pharmacy school graduates.
Small town pharmacists help fill a rural health care gap driven by multiple factors including poverty, high levels of uninsured and underinsured residents, long distances from medical facilities, and declining numbers of physicians. The Hartwigs Red Cross Pharmacies offer immunizations, diagnostic medical testing and Medication Therapy Management, one-on-one counseling with a pharmacist designed to help patients understand their medications, take them properly, ensure greater compliance with prescriptions and reduce health care costs.
UMKC will honor its outstanding alumni for 2011-12 at a luncheon event on April 26 at the Westin Crown Center Hotel. UMKC's Alumni Association will highlight the recipients' stories and accomplishments at the luncheon as well as through speeches, presentations and classroom visits where they will share their experiences with students.
About the University of Missouri-Kansas City
The University of Missouri-Kansas City, one of four University of Missouri campuses, is a public university serving more than 15,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students. UMKC engages with the community and economy based on a four-part mission: life and health sciences; visual and performing arts; urban issues and education; and a vibrant learning and campus life experience. For more information about UMKC, visit www.umkc.edu. You can also find us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and watch us on YouTube.
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Cyprus bailout plan
Cyprus is trying to find a way to raise 5.8 billion euros ($7.5 billion) to qualify for 10 billion euros ($12.9 billion) in rescue loans from other eurozone countries and the International Monetary Fund. Without the bailout, Cyprus's banks could collapse and devastate the economy.
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DAVID Howell has given his backing to Europe's newly-elected Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley.
The Broome Manor pro was on a players' committee that yesterday voted Dubliner McGinley as skipper for the event at Gleneagles next year.
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The renowned inventor of the tiny batteries that have helped make implantable cardiac pacemakers, defibrillators and other medical devices a life-saving reality for millions of patients has accepted a faculty position in the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Esther S. Takeuchi, formerly chief scientist at Greatbatch Inc., began her new position as a professor in the UB departments of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Electrical Engineering on September 1.
Takeuchi often is cited as the woman awarded the most patents in the U.S.134 at last countmost of them related to her pioneering development of sophisticated power sources for implantable devices, now a booming multibillion-dollar business.
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"Yesterday the prison was locked down all day for the standard 'mock execution', the practice run which occurs a week prior to the actual premeditated killing," he wrote to his sister in February 2012. "For the mock execution they lock down the joint, bring in an array of big wigs, and go through a dry run to make sure the death machine is in working order, everyone on their toes. The big wigs are just voyeurs, here to vicariously kill someone while allowing themselves the bare moral cover of not actually pushing the knife between the ribs. Their minions do the actual dirty deed while they can go home with technically clean hands. These mock executions are as depressing as the real thing, in the sense that it's dispiriting to watch an entire organization (a prison, with all its constituent parts) so seriously dedicate their time and energies to practice killing a fellow human being, as if this is a good and natural thing to do. It takes some peculiar mental (not to mention moral) gymnastics to justify this to oneself, but we humans have proven ourselves immensely adept at self-delusion and hypocrisy, especially when we bring religion into the equation. We are really, really good at killing others in the name of God. We are a strange species, aren't we? To those who argue that the death penalty isn't killing (or murder, which is merely a legal definition) because it is all done 'according to the law', I'd remind them that the Nazis did everything they did 'according to the law'. The Nazis, for all their terrible deeds, were sticklers for following the law; they found their refuge in the law, meticulously following the letter of the law before they enslaved and/or executed their victims. 'We were just following the law' is a lame excuse when you are the one writing the laws in the first instance. ..."
In prisons, he writes, time merges into a long, seamless monotony broken up by periodic and often explosive acts of tragedy and violence—an execution or death, a stabbing with a "shank," beatings by the guards, mental breakdowns, rape and suicide.
"The search team came and tore up my cell last week," he wrote in January 2012. "It was a surgical strike (they came for me alone) and I was later told that 'someone' wrote a snitch kite on me claiming (falsely) I had a weapon in my cell. I'm fairly certain it was someone trying to get a DR (disciplinary report) dismissed by dropping a dime on me on the hope they'd shake me down and find something, any kind of contraband, and the rat would then get credit for it. But I had no contraband so the snitch struck out. If the administration had any integrity they'd write the rat a DR for 'lying to staff.' I spent several hours putting my cell back in order; it looked like a hurricane came through, all my property scattered everywhere. This is the kind of bullshit you have to put up with in prison; it's the nature of the beast. Hell, it happens on the streets, too, though. Informants are master manipulators and the police routinely play their game even though they know the rats often fabricate stories and evidence to their own ends. ..."
He wrote earlier this year about the rapid decline of another prisoner, Tom, who "just 4 months ago had a hale and hardy soul and "now [is] a mere envelope of cancer-gnawed flesh and bones." He "was removed from his cell by wheelchair, too weak to offer anything but meager protest, and transferred to the one place he dreaded going to, our notoriously filthy, blood spattered clinic holding cell, consigned to die in pain-soaked isolation. The image of him, barely able to croak a few words, weakly waving goodbye to me, his sunken, lingering eyes reflecting his recognition that he was going to his death, will forever be imprinted on my memory."
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Farm income support: much money, little evidence
The fragmentary evidence that is available suggests that, far from being a disadvantaged sector of society, EU farm households as a group have relatively high incomes compared to the rest of society. But the EU has abandoned earlier efforts to produce regular statistics of farm households' total income – though this would be feasible at reasonable costs. Perhaps it is the fear of the light that worries the EU agricultural policymakers, writes Berkeley Hill, Professor Emeritus of Policy Analysis at the University of London.


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We've all been elevated to think that all forms of chocolate are bad for us, good for nothing but for putting a little cushioning to our waistline. It happens, however, that this statement is only partly true. A new study done by researchers at San Diego State University has found that "Dark chocolate may lower your risk of cardiovascular disease by lowering levels of blood glucose and bad cholesterol while boosting amounts of good cholesterol." The secret ingredients are a few little substances called phenols and flavanols. I found this here: http://naturesbalance.com/2609.....te-lovers/
Phenols and flavanols
Phenols are significant substances found in cocoa which are proven to lower blood pressure. The phenol content gets higher with higher cocoa content. Flavanols, according to numerous studies, "have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Previous research has [also] shown a link between flavanol intake and risk for cardiovascular disease."
Results of the research study
The experts at SDSU asked 31 participants to consume either 50 grams of white chocolate or 50 grams of dark chocolate per day for 15 days. At the end of those two weeks, "the tests said that those who ate dark chocolate had lower levels of blood glucose and "bad" low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, and higher levels of "good" high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol than those who ate white chocolate."
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Early Detection of Cardiac Toxicity of Trastuzumab (Herceptin ®) in Patients Treated for Breast Carcinoma: Value of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRTOX)
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Study: Eucalyptus Oil Stimulates Immune Reponse
In a study recently published in 'BioMed Central Immunology', Eucalyptus essential oil (the species was not defined) was shown to stimulate immune response both in-vitro and in-vivo. The was apparently designed to drive further investigation in the subject, and does not give any details on how one might go on to utlize the information. However, Eucalyptus essential oils have long been prescribed by aromatherapists for support of lung funtion during infection. Eucalyptus has not been shown in the lab to be an especially strong anti-microbial agent; though from the results here, one may infer the reason Eucalyptus is so widely used for infectious disease - it improves phagocytic activity (the activity of white blood cells consuming foreign invaders). Further it appears to have decreased toxic effects to bone marrow after chemotherapy.
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Study: Stimulatory effect of Eucalyptus essential oil on innate cell-mediated immune response.
Serafino A, Sinibaldi Vallebona P, AndrEucalyptus essential oilla F, Zonfrillo M, Mercuri L, Federici M, Rasi G, Garaci E, Pierimarchi P.
Besides few data concerning the antiseptic properties against a range of microbial agents and the anti-inflammatory potential both in vitro and in vivo, little is known about the influence of Eucalyptus oil (Eucalyptus essential oil) extract on the monocytic/macrophagic system, one of the primary cellular effectors of the immune response against pathogen attacks. The activities of this natural extract have mainly been recognized through clinical experience, but there have been relatively little scientific studies on its biological actions. Here we investigated whether Eucalyptus essential oil extract is able to affect the phagocytic ability of human monocyte derived macrophages (MDMs) in vitro and of rat peripheral blood monocytes/granulocytes in vivo in absence or in presence of immuno-suppression induced by the chemotherapeutic agent 5-fluorouracil (5-FU).
METHODS: Morphological activation of human MDMs was analysed by scanning electron microscopy. Phagocytic activity was tested: i) in vitro in Eucalyptus essential oil treated and untreated MDMs, by confocal microscopy after fluorescent beads administration; ii) in vivo in monocytes/granulocytes from peripheral blood of immuno-competent or 5-FU immuno-suppressed rats, after Eucalyptus essential oil oral administration, by flow cytometry using fluorescein-labelled E. coli. Cytokine release by MDMs was determined using the BD Cytometric Bead Array human Th1/Th2 cytokine kit.
RESULTS: Eucalyptus essential oil is able to induce activation of MDMs, dramatically stimulating their phagocytic response. Eucalyptus essential oil-stimulated internalization is coupled to low release of pro-inflammatory cytokines and requires integrity of the microtubule network, suggesting that Eucalyptus essential oil may act by means of complement receptor-mediated phagocytosis. Implementation of innate cell-mediated immune response was also observed in vivo after Eucalyptus essential oil administration, mainly involving the peripheral blood monocytes/granulocytes. The 5-FU/Eucalyptus essential oil combined treatment inhibited the 5-FU induced myelotoxicity and raised the phagocytic activity of the granulocytic/monocytic system, significantly decreased by (chemotherapy).
CONCLUSIONS: Our data, demonstrating that Eucalyptus oil extract is able to implement the innate cell-mediated immune response, provide scientific support for an additional use of this plant extract, besides those concerning its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties and stimulate further investigations also using single components of this essential oil. This might drive development of a possible new family of immuno-regulatory agents, useful as adjuvant in immuno-suppressive pathologies, in infectious disease and after tumour chemotherapy.


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It is said Ernest Hemingway was once challenged to write an entire story in six words. True or not, brevity has its advantages. Taking a cue from Professor Mary Dunnwold of Hamline University School of Law who asked first-year students to do the same, I asked the summer externs to tell us about their experience in six words. Here are some of their responses.
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Doing good work for good reasons.
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PHILADELPHIA - In the final non-conference game of the 2012-13 campaign, the Quakers (7-7, 1-2 Big 5) will take on Big 5 rival Temple (7-10, 0-1 Big 5) at The Palestra. Penn has led deep into the second half in each of their Big 5 games this season and will be looking to claim a second city conference win for just the second time in school history. Tip off is set for 7 p.m.
Catching the Game
Video and live stats will be available on the Penn Sports Network at PennAthletics.com. Twitter updates (@PennWBB) are also available throughout the contest. A complete recap and box score can then be found at PennAthletics.com shortly after the conclusion of each game.
In the Series vs. Temple
The Owls have won eight in a row in this series dating back to a 2003 matchup at Temple. In 42 all-time meetings, the Owls hold a 31-11 advantage over the Quakers. However, eight of those Penn wins have come at home. In the last meeting at The Palestra, the Quakers lost by just seven, which was the closest game in the series since Penn's 70-64 win on Dec. 9, 2003.
About the Owls
Temple has lost eight of its last 10 games and two straight. The Owls are just 2-8 away from home this season. They have one common opponent with Penn—both teams lost to Villanova (the Owls fell on the road by 11). Temple ranks near the top of the Atlantic-10 in field goal defense—allowing opponents to shoot just 36.3 percent—and three-point defense—where opponents make just 24.8 percent. The Owls are third in the 16-team league in rebounding, but are second-to-last in turnover margin with an average of 20.0 miscues per game. Victoria Macaulay leads Temple and is sixth in the A-10 with 14.4 points per game. She is also fifth in the league with 9.0 rebounds per game, third in blocks at 2.0 per game and fourth in field goal percentage at 49.7%. Tyonna Williams is second in the A-10 with 5.4 assists per game, while Rateska Brown is the league's sixth-best three-point shooter with 34 makes this season.
Ray Named Co-Ivy Rookie of the Week
Freshman Keiera Ray earned her second Ivy League Rookie of the Week honor this season as announced by the league office on Monday afternoon. Ray had eight points on 4-of-8 (50%) shooting, collected four rebounds and had four assists in addition to two steals against the Wildcats. Ray was also named Ivy League Rookie of the Week on December 24.
Lucky Sevens
Penn has posted seven or more out-of-conference wins in back-to-back seasons for just the second time in program history (1999-00, 2000-01). Penn also won seven non-league games last season—which is tied for fourth-most in program history.
Topping the Big 5
Its a daunting task each year for the Quakers to take on the Big 5. The conference for city bragging rights includes the other four Division I schools in Philadelphia—Temple, La Salle, Saint Joseph's and Villanova. The first three are in the Atlantic-10 conference and the Wildcats are in Big East. Penn lost 24 straight Big 5 games after a win over Saint Joseph's on Dec. 1, 2004 at Hagan Arena, 64-57, and were 1-30 since that time against the Big 5. But the Quakers have now won two of the last five against their city rivals at The Palestra, including a 65-56 win over La Salle on Nov. 30.
Penn Trends
Penn is 6-2 when leading at the half and 1-5 when trailing (only win was 18-point school-record comeback at St. Francis Brooklyn) ... The Quakers have had fewer turnovers than their opponents in 11 of 14 games this season (7-4 in those games) ... Penn has won eight of their last 12 non-conference home games ... The Quakers have outrebounded their opponent just three times this year, but are 3-0 in those games ... Penn is 7-4 with its current starting lineup of Baron, Ray, Roche, Allen and Bonenberger ... In 12 games, six different Quakers have led the team in scoring this year ... Including ties, seven different Quakers have led the team in rebounding ... Three different Quakers have scored more than 20 points in a game this season (Baron, Roche, Ray) ... Alyssa Baron has started 70 consecutive games for the Quakers ... Junior Meghan McCullough played in 59 straight games dating back to the 2010-11 season opener prior to suffering a season-ending injury at Army (Nov. 18).
Climbing the Record Books
Junior Alyssa Baron moved into ninth place all-time at Penn in career scoring at Princeton on Jan. 12. She now has 1,150 career points and is 52 points away from passing Cheryl Rath for eighth place. Baron became the 19th Penn women's player to reach 1,000 career points on Nov. 30. She is the third-fastest Quaker to accomplish that milestone (60 games) and the first since Biemer topped the landmark in 2008. Only Penn's all-time leading scorer (man or woman), Diana Caramanico (48 games) and Mandy West (52 games) were faster to 1,000 points.
A Penn Win Would...
... tie for the second-most non-conference wins in school history (8).
... mark just the second two-win Big 5 season in program history (2004-05).
... make the Quakers 8-7 on the year and 2-2 in the Big 5.
A Penn Loss Would...
... be the ninth in a row to Temple.
... mark the second three-game losing streak this season.
... make the Quakers 7-8 on the year
... be less good than a win.
Charge for a Cure!
For the third straight year the women's basketball team is dedicating its entire season to the fight against several diseases and the team needs your help. In its first two years, 109 donors have joined the "Charge for a Cure" program which helped the team raise nearly $7,000. Each month of the season will be devoted to help a specific disease with personal ties to the program—The Michael J. Fox Foundation, Go4theGoal, the American Cancer Society, The Dave Bryan Ride on Fund, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of America. At the end of each month, the coaches will total the number of offensive charges the Quakers have taken as a team and fans can pledge a donation per charge. This month the Quakers will be taking charges for the American Cancer Society, but the team is turning to its fans to lend a hand in its efforts. Here is how you can help!
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Facing a Big 5 and Big East opponent ranked just outside the Top 25 and off to one of the best starts in program history, Penn came up just short. With the Big 5 title at stake, Villanova outlasted the Quakers, 48-44, Wednesday night at The Palestra. When freshman Keiera Ray sliced her way to the basket and converted a tough layup, the Quakers were down just two, 46-44, with 27.1 seconds to play. A full court press then nearly resulted in a steal, but Villanova corralled the tipped ball and was fouled with 7.3 seconds left. Both free throws went through and the Wildcats escaped with the four-point victory and the Big 5 title. After the Wildcats broke a five-minute scoreless streak, the Red and Blue scored five straight and led 23-18 behind a three from sophomore Kathleen Roche, and were up 23-21 at the break. The Quakers kept the pressure on in the second half. Penn scored the first six points - a layup from sophomore Katy Allen and buckets from Ray and Baron - to take its largest lead, 29-21, with 18:10 to play. Villanova then began to look like a team soon to be ranked in the Top 25. The Wildcats went on a 20-5 run over the next 10 minutes. Two minutes later, Bonenberger hit a jumper and with under five minutes to play, the Red and Blue were down just 43-40.
Up Next
Conference season goes into full swing. The first two of six straight Ivy League weekends are on the road for the Quakers. Penn travels to Columbia (Feb. 1) and Cornell (Feb. 2) next weekend and then heads to Yale (Feb. 8) and Brown (Feb. 9) before hosting their first Ivy League game of the season in mid-Feburary.
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Monday, 30 June
Work to rebuild Victoria Avenue and College Street roundabout set to start
Work will start this week, subject to weather conditions, on fixing the Victoria Street and College Street roundabout following safety concerns.
The central traffic island in the newly constructed roundabout is smaller than designed and offset to one side. The effect being motorists are not slowed, to the extent anticipated by the design, to ensure safe operation for all users, particularly cyclists. Furthermore the island on Victoria Ave traveling north from Te Awe Awe Street was also constructed in the wrong location thereby creating a pinch point for cyclists and vehicles.
Roading manager Graeme Tong says Council became aware of the situation after cyclists raised concerns after it was built. A surveyor was deployed and following confirmation Council introduced a 30 kilometre an hour speed restriction.
Mr Tong says since then Council and Chris Gommans Contracting have investigated and found there were a number of things at play which caused the issues and both parties have come to an agreement on a way forward.
Around half of the concrete apron on the central roundabout will be removed and reconstructed in a larger shape. This part of the project will cost an estimated $28,000 of which Council's designer will fund $10,000.
The splitter island in Victoria Avenue on the Te Awe Awe side will be removed and reconstructed at an estimated cost of $4,000 which will be paid for by Council as the initial set-out points were in the wrong location.
Graeme Tong says on average Council constructs about two roundabouts a year and this is the first time an issue like this has occurred.
"As a result, process changes will be made to ensure this won't happen again."
Chris Gommans Contracting contract manager, Adam Liverton, says it is disappointing for all concerned however he's pleased it will be resolved as public safety is paramount.


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I'm not a huge fan of cake (the food, not the band), but I can be coerced into eating some if it's presented properly. I mean, I ate a ton of cake in the weeks leading up to Dessert Wars, I love cheesecake, and my friend Sarah makes this doughnut cake that I could eat every day for the rest of my life with no problem. But other than that, I generally say no to cake. However, if I was ever presented with this cake, I'd totally have to eat it. I mean, it moves!
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When I was about to read Shelley's post about Makin' Perfect Bacon, I was ready to defend my method!! After reading it, though, I relaxed! Whew! For a minute, I thought that they had my secret!
I have found a way (is it perfect? YOU be the judge!!) to cook bacon that makes for a 'better' breakfast (or lunch, or supper, because BACON can't be beat!!), and it's easy clean-up!
Here is how I cook my (you can call it 'perfect' if you'd like) bacon:
Separate the bacon slices and soak in a bowl of luke-warm water for 15 minutes. Remove from water, but do not pat dry!!
Arrange bacon on aluminum foil (for easy clean-up) on a cookie sheet, being careful to not allow bacon pieces to touch (each other).
Sprinkle LIGHTLY with Tony's AND freshly ground pepper.
Place in oven, and THEN turn oven to 400 degrees. DO NOT PRE-HEAT OVEN. Set your timer for 12 minutes, and go about your business.
When timer expires, re-set for 5 minutes, and keep an eye on the bacon. You want the bacon to turn golden brown, but not to be too crisp (unless you like too-crisp bacon). It may take up to 20 minutes in your oven, so the first few times you cook the bacon, pay close attention. Once you have done it a few times, you can set your timer accordingly.
When the bacon is cooked to your specifications, remove from oven, and transfer bacon to a paper towel-lined plate to absorb the excess fat. Remember to keep a little of the bacon fat to fry your eggs. Nothing fries eggs like bacon fat!
After you 'perfect' this method (all ovens vary in time/temp), I think you will have found the 'perfect' way to cook bacon!
Bon appetite!!
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We would like to inform our Worldwide customers that our North America distributor XS Scuba, has started a
precautionary limited product recall of our Xtreme-hi HP hoses that is taking place in USA and Canada.
This action is due to specific requirements in the US and Canada.
We have experienced a very low number of failures, that occurred when the hose was roughly handled, or
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Miflex has on its website instructions about proper use of the hose, and we suggest to all our customers to
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To find out what's going on around Cape Coral for Halloween 2015, click here.
Today is October 31st, which means another fun filled Halloween in Cape Coral.
Many local businesses will be pulling out all the stops tonight in an effort to draw in customers or provide a safe place for children to do all their trick or treating.
In an effort to help you find out where all the Halloween activity is going on we have provided a list of some of the "Halloween Hot Spots" in Cape Coral.
For the little ones:
Cape Coral Shores Assisted Living- will be passing out candy. What a delightful treat for residents, who will deeply appreciate a visit from the children. Cape Coral Shores is located at 1318 Santa Barbara Blvd.
Trunk of Treat! Cape Coral First United Methodist Church will be hosting Trunk or Treat from 5:00 – 8:00. Enjoy popcorn, snowcones, cotton candy, games, music and fun at this free event! The event is being held at 4118 Coronado Parkway. For more information contact Sara Westgate at 239-542-4051.
Mike Greenwell's Haunted Hike 2012, "The Carnage Begins at Dark!" Prepare for quite a fright at this annual event. Cost is $10 per person; however, Mike Greenwells Facebook page is offering $1 off for up to four people with their flyer. Greenwell's is located at 35 N.E. Pine Island Rd. For more information call 574-4386.
Cape Harbour- The merchants at Cape Harbour will be passing out candy for the kids in the promenade on from 5:00pm – 8:00pm. Make sure to visit The Joint and Rumrummers for sweet treats. Cape Harbour is located at 5848 Cape Harbour Drive.
Chicago Pizza staff will be at Heatherwood Lakes located off Veterans Blvd, between Chiquita and Surfside. They will offer slices of pizza for the trick or treater's and their families.
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John Darley (b. April 3 1938) is a distinguished U.S. social psychologist, who has made contributions to the study of helping behaviour.
He studied at Swarthmore College from 1956-1960, where he obtained his Bachelor's degree (1960), and later attended Harvard University, from which he obtained his Master's degree in 1962 and his Ph.D.in 1965.
He is probably best known for his collaboration with Bibb Latane in looking at why people do not always intervene (i.e. offer aid) at the scene of an emergency, a research interest largely stemming from the tragic case of Kitty Genovese, the New Yorker who was murdered in a New York suburb in March 1964 in the presence of 38 witnesses, of whom not one did as much as telephone police services.
Experimental research with Bibb persuaded Darley that, other things being equal, more people present at the scene of an emergency could lead to reduced likelihood that any one would help, for two reasons:
- Pluralistic ignorance, the assumption that because no one is helping, everything must be all right;
- Diffusion of responsibility, a sense of shared responsibility when others are present.
Since 1980, further experiments by social psychologists have suggested important qualifications to this general rule, and identified conditions where increasing bystander numbers at the scene of an emergency may actually increase the likelihood of helping. One of Darley's most distinguished Ph.D. students has been Daniel Batson.


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RALEIGH, NC -- Two operators of sweepstakes videogames filed a lawsuit in Burke County Superior Court against five North Carolina city governments on Aug. 6. The operators' suit argues that the cities violated the 1998 federal Internet Tax Freedom Act.
The plaintiffs, International Internet Technologies Inc. and Hest Technologies Inc., allege that cities of Fayetteville, Lumberton, Pembroke, Morganton and Wilmington have imposed fees of up to $3,000 a location and up to $2,500 per computer terminal, and that such fees constitute an illegal tax on Internet access.
Plaintiffs said their Internet cafés offer many citizens their only opportunity to go online and that many of their customers use Web access to search for jobs or send emails. The operators sought a temporary restraining order to keep officials from staging raids, seizing equipment or collecting the contested fees.
An estimated 900 Internet gaming cafés statewide must close their doors by Dec. 1 as a result of the electronic sweepstakes ban, which Gov. Beverly Perdue signed on July 20. See story.
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A method is developed to calculate strain energy release rates, G, or stress intensity factors, K, using only nodal forces and displacements from a standard finite element analysis code. The method is an extension of the modified crack closure integral (MCCI) approach to the bending of plates with through cracks. An examination of bending of plates with through cracks based on shear deformation theories has shown that the bending K depends strongly on the ratio of plate thickness, h, and half crack length, a. Hence, the need to examine the effect of h/a on the accuracy of G and K obtained by the MCCI approach is examined. The accuracy of the MCCI method is verified by analyzing a square plate with a central crack subjected to a uniform edge moment and comparing the results with those reported in the literature.
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MOREHEAD, Ky. (AP) Richaun Holmes scored nine of his game-high 17 points in the final 4:17 to lead Bowling Green to a 67-61 win over Morehead State Sunday.
Holmes tied a career-high with seven blocked shots, which he set in BGSU's win over North Dakota on Dec. 11, and is averaging six per game over his last four contests.
The junior forward connected on 5 of 6 free throws in the last 52 seconds of the game to hold off the Eagles (7-5).
Morehead State, which shot 30.6 percent from the field and 24 percent from 3-point range, was paced by Brent Arrington's 16 points. Kareem Storey dished out nine assists and Chad Posthumus pulled down 11 rebounds.
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Mrs. Thomas, 79, died Saturday June 23, 2012.
Graveside services were held Tuesday afternoon, June 26 at Mt. Juliet Memorial Gardens.
Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home at Mt. Juliet.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, June 26 in the Chapel of Andrew Price Memorial United Methodist Church in Davidson County for Mr. Lockett, 83, of Nashville.
The Wilson County native and Castle Heights Military Academy graduate died Thursday, June 21, 2012, at Summit Medical Center in Hermitage.
Interment was at the Hermitage Memorial Gardens.
He was a U. S. Army veteran and a member of Andrew Price Memorial United Methodist Church. Mr. Lockett was a professional engineer retiring from the U. S. Army Corp of Engineers with 42 years of service.
Arrangements by Lebanon's Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, June 25 at Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home for Mr. Foster, 81, of Lebanon.
Born in Scott County, he died Friday, June 22, 2012, at his home.
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Born in New York and a 2000 graduate of Mt. Juliet High School, he died Friday, June 22, 2012.
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Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, June 26 at Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon.
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WEMA concerned about July 4
By PATRICK HALL
The Wilson Post
MT. JULIET -- As Wilson County Emergency Management Agency personnel watered down what was left of a barn destroyed by a 15- to 20-acre brush fire Tuesday morning, WEMA Director John Jewell said he is wary of the July 4 holiday next week due to hot and dry conditions.
We are extremely worried about the Fourth of July, Jewell said, referencing the amount of fireworks that will be purchased and used by local residents for the holiday.
{phocagallery view=category|categoryid=56|imageid=352|displayname=0|float=left}With conditions as dry as they are, Jewell urged all citizens to take every precaution if shooting off fireworks this weekend and next week.
He said since June 1, county emergency personnel have fought 35 brush fires here, including a 70-acre fire in the Watertown area on June 8.
As of Tuesday, the agency added another to the list.
According to Jewell, WEMA received a call of a brush fire off Stockbridge Way and Central Pike in Mt. Juliet, around midnight Tuesday. After that fire was extinguished, another call came in around 4:30 a.m., which drew personnel from WEMA Stations 5, 3, 6 and some from Station 1 in Lebanon.
It was about 15 to 20 acres and burnt two barns, no equipment, the barns were fairly empty, Jewell said of the fire.
Jewell indicated the fire that was reported at 4:30 a.m. was most likely an extension of the first that was reported earlier. He said it was likely embers were left burning or possibly traveled by winds to ignite the dry grass a second time.
They were even more cautious with the second fire as crews continued to douse the area with water, bulldoze and rake through the destroyed barns and be sure nothing was left smoldering.
Its just extremely dry and any spark can ignite one of these fires, Jewell said.
With the lack of rainfall and temperatures that expect to reach record highs later this week, Jewell said even things you wouldnt think could start a fire pose a potential risk. He said anything from hot mowing equipment to farm vehicles could start a brush fire.
The Tuesday morning fire burned through fields behind Center Chapel Church of Christ at 9500 Central Pike and alongside the Wright Farms subdivision, but Jewell noted the homes were never in immediate danger.{phocagallery view=category|categoryid=56|imageid=350|displayname=0|float=right}
The fire burnt within about 75 yards of the homes, but they werent in any real danger, Jewell said. The Wilson County Sheriffs Department got everyone up and out of bed, which was appropriate.
He added that no one was evacuated from their homes, but he did advise residents to water their lawns to prevent wind from carrying any embers into the subdivision.
By 11 a.m., crews on the scene had demolished both barns and were watering down debris and fence lines to prevent any future sparks from igniting again.
Were trying to water down areas we may have missed, Jewell said.
The cause of the initial brush fire was unknown with the investigation continuing.
Jewell issued warnings to local residents to be extremely cautious when celebrating the upcoming holiday.
He said to water the grass and surrounding areas when grilling outdoors and to do the same if you plan to shoot fireworks. Keep a supply of water on hand also to extinguish any sparks that may result from using fireworks.
At a time like this, Jewell said you cant be too cautious.
Staff Writer Patrick Hall may be contacted at email@example.com.
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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 60,
October 2009 Abstract Supplement
The 2009 ACR/ARHP Annual Scientific Meeting
Philadelphia October 16-21, 2009.
Rituximab Improved Physical Function and Quality of Life in Patients with Early Rheumatoid Arthritis Who Were Naive to Methotrexate (IMAGE study)
Rigby1, W., Ferraccioli2, G., Greenwald3, M., Zazueta-Montiel4, B., Fleischmann5, R., Wassenberg6, S., Jahreis7, A.
Dartmouth, Lebanon, NH,
Catholic Univ of the Sacred Heart, Rome, Italy,
Desert Medical Advances, Palm Desert, CA,
Inst, Mexico City, Mexico,
Univ of Texas, Dallas, TX,
Evangelisches Fachkrankenhaus, Ratingen, Germany,
Genentech, South San Francisco, CA,
Roche, Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom,
Roche, United Kingdom
To assess the effect of rituximab (RTX) with methotrexate (MTX) compared to MTX alone on patient (pt) reported outcomes (PRO) of physical function and health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in pts with early active rheumatoid arthritis (RA) who had not previously been treated with MTX.
Inclusion criteria included no prior exposure to MTX, disease duration >=8 weeks and <=4 yrs, swollen and tender joint count >=8; C-reactive protein >=1.0 mg/dL, and positive RF or erosive damage. Pts were randomized to placebo + MTX, RTX (2 × 500mg) + MTX, or RTX (2 × 1000 mg) + MTX. MTX in all groups was initiated at 7.5mg/wk and titrated to 20 mg/wk by Wk 8. RTX was given by IV infusion on Days 1 and 15. At Wk 24, pts with DAS28-ESR>=2.6 received a second RTX course. Those with DAS28-ESR<2.6 were retreated if their DAS28-ESR increased to >=2.6. Physical function was assessed using the Heath Assessment Questionnaire Disability Index (HAQ-DI), and HRQoL with the SF-36, with assessments taken at regular intervals up to 52 wks (primary analysis time point). Minimally clinically important differences (MCID) for HAQ-DI, SF-36 physical component summary (PCS), and mental component summary (MCS) were defined as >=0.22, >5.42, and >6.33 respectively. Additional PRO endpoints included fatigue (FACIT score), patient global score of disease, and pain (determined using 100mm visual analogue scales).
748 randomized pts received study drug (intent-to-treat population). Pt characteristics were balanced at baseline with mean RA duration of 0.9 yrs and high disease activity (DAS28 >7). At Wk 52, both RTX groups showed significant changes in HAQ-DI (p<0.0001) and also higher proportions of pts achieving MCID compared to MTX alone. Mean change in SF-36 PCS was significant for both dose groups but only RTX (2 × 1000mg) had higher proportions of pts achieving MCID. Change in SF-36 MCS did not achieve significance for either dose group, however higher proportions of pts receiving RTX (2 × 1000mg) achieved the MCID. Fatigue, pain, and pts global disease score were significantly reduced in RTX groups compared to MTX alone.
Table. IMAGE PRO Measures at 52 Weeks
RTX at either 2 × 500mg or 2 × 1000mg with MTX was associated with significant improvement in physical function and QoL outcomes compared to MTX alone; however, only RTX 2×1000mg had higher proportions of pts achieving the MCID for SF-36 MCS and PCS.
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Rigby, W., Ferraccioli, G., Greenwald, M., Zazueta-Montiel, B., Fleischmann, R., Wassenberg, S., et al; Rituximab Improved Physical Function and Quality of Life in Patients with Early Rheumatoid Arthritis Who Were Naive to Methotrexate (IMAGE study) [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2009;60 Suppl 10 :1665
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The Dallas Cowboys didn't have any surprises on their Week 8 injury report. That's not necessarily good news when it comes to their running backs.
Felix Jones was listed as questionable with a bruised knee after another limited practice this week. DeMarco Murray officially was ruled out of the Week 8 game against the New York Giants because of his foot injury.
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Queen Elizabeth: Let's Get This Show On The Road, Royal Baby
Like everyone else in the media, I'm getting so antsy waiting around for Baby Cambridge that almost anything (almost) royal-related strikes my fancy.
While I'm not all that interested in how an elementary school acquaintance thinks Catherine will be as a mom, I do find Queen Elizabeth's opinion on the whole waiting game rather compelling.
While on an engagement in Cumbria today, the Queen visited children in Lake Windermere. A few were curious as to whether the monarch preferred Kate have a boy or girl.
"I don't think I mind," she said rather diplomatically, according to the BBC's Peter Hunt.
However, the Queen's annual Balmoral holiday commences next week, so the future monarch better hop to it.
"I would very much like it to arrive. I'm going on holiday," the Queen added.
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Here's a look at TheStreet.com's top six consumer stock picks for the next quarter:
Impressed with Heinz's international exposure and ability to grow volumes without resorting to price discounting, Erin Ashley Smith of Argus Research Company considers Heinz a company with investment potential.
Ms. Smith, for her part, says she is currently looking favorably at companies that have avoided heavily discounting their products and still managed to grow volumes in the weaker economic environment.
"If you discount too much, it will be difficult to raise prices when the economy recovers," Ms. Smith explains. She also prizes companies that have been able to control costs; management teams that have been able to do so have managed to grow margins despite the recent downturn.
Indeed, Heinz seems to fit all of Ms. Smith's criteria: the company has seen both top-line improvement and volume growth, has been able to maintain pricing without heavy discounting, has posted growing margins, and has realized cost savings. It even boasts, she says, an appealing exposure to international markets.
Thus, when Heinz releases its third quarter earnings on Feb. 25, Ms. Smith says she will key on how the company is faring in international markets, including the United Kingdom and emerging economies. She'll also turn a critical eye to Heinz's Smart Ones frozen meal brand, for signs of improvement. Last year was a tough one for the frozen meals business as consumers cut spending in the category.
Still Heinz's sales from continuing operations grew 2.5 per cent to $2.67 billion in the second quarter, led by double-digit organic growth in emerging markets and acquisitions.
On Jan. 11, Heinz reaffirmed its earnings per share outlook of $2.72 to $2.82 from continuing operations for fiscal year 2010. Smith's own earnings forecast is in line with Wall Street consensus estimates of 71 cents for the current quarter and $2.82 for the year, at the high end of management guidance.
Ms. Smith currently has a buy recommendation on Heinz with a $50 price target, compared to Wednesday's closing price of $43.70.
Despite all the recent negative headlines related to Johnson & Johnson, there may, in fact, be relief on the horizon for the company's suffering investors.
Jan Wald, analyst at Noble Financial Group, believes good times lie ahead for the company's stock performanced and, for his part, has a buy recommendation on the stock -- with a price target of $76, compared to Wednesday's $62.70 closing price. Recently, the J&J brand name has been tarnished by the company's legal battles -- like the two class action lawsuits that have been filed against Wal-Mart Stores(WMT Quote) and J&J over the sale of children's shampoo and baby wash -- allegedly containing a toxin linked to cancer, Reuters reported earlier this month.
This news came shortly after the company's McNeil division issued an extensive product recall that the FDA claims came too late, as well as a Justice Department allegation that J&J and two subsidiaries have been supplying massive kickbacks to one of the nation's largest nursing home pharmacies.
Despite all this, Mr. Wald believes J&J has brighter prospects today than a year ago. J&J's new medical devices are performing well, and Mr. Wald believes close attention should be paid to the company's stents, orthopedics and vision care lines. The company also has a far greater number of drugs in its product pipeline.
"I think if you look at the company's pipelines, they all seem to be stronger than a year ago," Mr. Wald says.
The group's clinical trials for pharmaceutical products are also going reasonably well right now, according to Mr. Wald. "[J&J]has a number of interesting pharmaceutical products that are in phase 3," which means that the company will soon know whether the FDA will approve them or not -- which could definitely help move the stock price in the coming months.
Mind you, not all of J&J's legal battles have been harmful to the company. As Mr. Wald points out, J&J recently got a nice cash windfall after winning a $1.7 billion settlement from Boston Scientific regarding a long-running patent dispute over heart stents.
Likewise, it's worth noting that Johnson & Johnson's better-than expected fourth quarter earnings surprised even a J&J bull like Mr. Wald. Last month, J&J reported fourth-quarter earnings of $1.02 a share and handily surpassing Wall Street consensus estimates of 97 cents a share. "We had expected them to meet, not so much as beat as they did," he explains. Mr. Wald points out that J&J's restructuring efforts greatly aided its bottom line.Report Typo/Error
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Colon Cleaner Hot Sauce Review
Tags: colon cleaner, hot sauce, review, Scotch Bonnet
Ah yes, the joy that is the cleverly named hot sauce. In contrast to some of the more crass, middle school named hot sauces out there, Colon Cleaner Hot Sauce actually made me laugh. It has the look of a classic vaudevillian elixir – the kind sold out of the back of a'41 Chevy. It's got a kindly looking old man on it and somewhere in that bottle is a pretty decent hot sauce, even if it doesn't live up to its namesake's claim.
The goal of these hot sauces is ironically to call in the few who are looking for something so powerful they can barely stay standing, their bowels turned to jelly. Professor Phardtpounder's Colon Cleaner Hot Sauce is not one of those sauces. It's a relatively medium level hot sauce with the kind of kick you would want from a table hot sauce. There are no eyedroppers for application or "dilute first" notices on this sauce.
The sauce itself is made with Scotch Bonnet Peppers. These little guys are great because they tend to make for some of the best tasting sauces around. Along with other Caribbean style sauces, they don't always offer the hottest options around, but as a standard recipe, you'll find a lot more flavor than you'd expect. In Professor Phardtpounder's formula, you'll find a pleasant mustard taste that is hard to find in solid hot sauces.
While hot mustards are a popular product of their own, they often consist primarily of mustard, followed by pepper extracts. This sauce is primarily pepper followed by mustard and the taste reflects that. Instead of a nostril clearing hot mustard, you get the light application of hot sauce with the strong, deep flavor of mustard, a personal favorite of mine. Of course, for those that are not fans of mustard, this might not be the best sauce for you.
Because it was mustard though, I went for the simplest, most intoxicating thing I could think of – a good old chicken sandwich. I use mustard on nearly everything in some manner or another. Catsup is a bit too sweet for me so mustard was always the fail safe and more than anything else I love a good mustard lathered sandwich with grilled chicken.
Colon Cleaner Hot Sauce, when applied moderately to a good sandwich is incredibly good. Because it's a bit thicker than and not nearly as hot as other hot sauce options out there, you can lather up your bread fairly decently, augmenting it with mayo or more mustard. The taste is immediately apparent and the heat never quite overwhelming. Sitting in the middle of the hot sauce scale, Phardtpounder's is perfect for pouring on nearly anything considered finger food.
Of course, there are obvious road blocks for this sauce. If you don't like mustard, it's not going to kill you, but you likely won't enjoy it as much as you could. Similarly, any dishes that wouldn't taste good with mustard – pizza, barbeque, etc – don't quite fit in with the taste of this sauce. But on a good sandwich, I'm more than willing to recommend Professor Phardtpounder's Colon Cleaner Hot Sauce.
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7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
About the Listing
Sturdy Richfield Rambler available for quick close. Needs work but the upside is huge. Demand location close to schools, shopping, parks, freeway access etc! 4 bedrooms 2 baths, hard wood floors, sauna, 2 car garage, large fenced yard. Seller with make no repairs/Buyer to assume the city inspection items. Bring your ideas.
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Property Details for 7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.23 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 73x130
Year Built: 1953
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Detached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt
Style: (SF) One Story
Neighborhood: Falldens 3rd Addition
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1630
Above Ground Sq Ft: 960
Below Ground Sq Ft: 670 (approx)
Room Information for 7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
Main Floor
Living Room: 17x12
Dining Room: 12x6
Kitchen: 12x8
Bedroom 1: 12x12
Bedroom 2: 9x9
Bedroom 3: 11x9
Lower Floor
Family Room: 20x12
Bedroom 4: 12x10
Spa or Sauna Room: 8x6
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room, Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
School District: Richfield
School District Phone: 612-798-6010
Interior Features for 7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
Air Cond: None
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: (670 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Partial Finished, Egress Windows
Exterior Features for 7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
Lot Description: Corner Lot, Tree Coverage - Light
Lot Dimensions: 73x130
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Age Over 8 Years
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 7144 11th Avenue S, Richfield, MN 55423
Tax Amount: $2,561
Taxes w/Assessments: $2,561
Tax/Property ID: 3502824210020
Tax Year: 2017
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