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I'm trying to get my thoughts straight about injuries.
While our OL is a definite concern, how much of the rest is smoke and mirrors?
Every team that I know of has injuries. Watched the GB game last night and looked like the number of players not suited up was pretty huge when both rosters were considered.
There is a twist going on this year (80 man roster), that is making it convenient to PUP players in order to have more bodies available. So that is part of the smoke... if it were regular season, I really think the team lists would be a lot smaller.... PUP players really becoming "probable".
So that is one reason I'm not in a general high state of concern.
A broken hand letting us squirrel someone away till next year when there are some starting LB decisions pending? Looks smart to me, thats 'mirrors'
We've been around long enough to know injuries are part of the game. Washington's OL losing Janssen and Thomas early last year (just to use a non-Ravens example... we had problems there too). And the irsay's Bob Sanders.... Polamalou... as examples of secondary glue (again avoiding the obvious Raven examples there).
Bottom line for me is only concern for our OT position, especially Gaither...depending on how high up the leg that bone separation happened, it could be a problem all season, and no real back-up like he was for JO last year. Back-up has got to come from line-juggling or waiver wire.
Are others feeling the same? that there is more injury "hype" this year but the reality is pretty close to the same as every other year league-wide?
Looks to me like we have adequate depth everywhere except OT/TE and now FB.
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Re: Injuries
Bumps and bruises always get a lot of press when it's the pre-season.
However, I do think the O line is a concern, especially at tackle. I dont think its the crisis the MSM is making it out to be, but definitely a concern.
Re: Injuries
I think the interior line has real potential; however, the O-tackles are a REAL concern for me...real problem area that really puts our season in jeopardy!
But as long as we beat the Steelers, I'll be happy!"Grab those pusillanimous sons-a-bitches by the nose and kick 'em in the balls.." General George S. Patton
Re: Injuries
The blindside tackle situation skeers the living daylights out of me And it probably skeers the daylights out of coach Harbaugh and coach Cameron too ...Therefore, being a brilliant offensive coach, I believe Cam Cameron will use many different mass-protection schemes in passing plays until we get our tackle situation rectified...just a hunch ;) I just hope McGahee, Price, McClain, Heap and Wilcox doen't miss their asignments and I'm sure our QB's hope they don't either


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Top 10 Dysfunctional Famous Families
It's the classic argument; nature vs. nurture. How a parent raises their child often reflects the values and beliefs of the parent.
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Check out these celebrity families who have either already screwed up their children, or are doomed to have children of their own that are bound to have some serious issues.


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MANCHESTER, NH (Nov. 21)-- Senior Forward Mike Noone (Swampscott, MA) notched a hat trick while Gregg DiNardo (N. Reading, MA) and Paul Gozzo (Avon, CT) added single tallies to pace Amherst College to a 5-0 shutout opening night victory over Saint Anselm College in the ECAC East hockey action tonight at West Side Arena.
The Lord Jeffs (1-0-0, 1-0-0 ECAC East) controlled the tempo throughout most of the contest, outshooting the younger Hawks 47-28 for the game and shutting down Saint Anselm's offense with a strong neutral zone defense.
Amherst led 1-0 after one period after Noone notched his first of the night set up by Darce Swaggert and Chris Orszulak 4:22 into the period and went ahead 2-0 in the second when Noone notched his second, a power play goal, rifling a ten foot shot past Hawks goaltender Chris Devin at the 9:37 mark. Buster Nelson and Orszulak assisted.
Despite a 31-18 advantage in shots after two period, the Lord Jeffs still led only 2-0 due solely to an incredible performance from Devin. The senior netminder was brilliant in the Hawks net, making 42 saves total on the night including over a dozen from within five feet of the net.
The Lord Jeffs finally pulled away in the third. Noone notched his third, deflecting home a Rob MacDonald shot from the point 8:11 into the period. DiNardo made it 4-0 five minutes later set up by Matt Rogers and Tim Kelly and Gozzo closed out the scoring with 5:25 to play, set up by Tim Quinn and Matt Drawz.
Amherst junior goaltender Chris Addesa notched 28 saves in the shutout win.
Saint Anselm continues its opening weekend at home Saturday when they host the Mass. College of Liberal Arts (formerly North Adams State) in an ECAC East game at West Side at 3: P.M. Amherst travels to New England College.
AT MANCHESTER, NH AMHERST (1-0, 1-0 ECAC East) 1 1 3 - 5 SAINT ANSELM (0-1, 0-1 ECAC East) 0 0 0 - 0 Scoring: 1st Period: A, Mike Noone (Darce Swaggert, Chris Orszulak) 4:22. 2nd Period: A, Noone (Buster Nelson, Orszulak) 9:37 (PP). 3rd Period: A, Noone (Rob MacDonald) 8:11; Gregg DiNardo (Matt Rogers, Tim Kelly) 13:34; Paul Gozzo (Tim Quinn, Matt Drawz) 14:35. Penalties: A, 6-12. SA, 6-12. Power Play: A, 1-5. SA, 0-4. SOG: A, 47. SA, 28. SAVES: A, Chris Addesa 28. SA, Chris Devin 42. Attendance: 321.


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Aldershot Town continued their promising start to the season by holding early pacesetters Forest Green in an entertaining Friday night encounter.
As fans commemorated the fifth anniversary of the death of popular former chairman John McGinty, the new regime gave the type of performance to make the jolly Irishman proud as Andy Scott's men once again proved more than a match to one of the division's most fancied sides.
A 37th minute penalty from Brett Williams gave the Shots a deserved lead at the break before a classic poacher's finish from wily hitman Lee Hughes gave the Gloucestershire side a deserved share of the spoils.
In fact, Aldershot were left indebted to the heroics of goalkeeper Phil Smith, who denied the visitors three times from one-on-one situations to earn his side a point and indeed the praise from his manager.
"Phil was absolutely outstanding," boss Scott said. "He did have a lot to do in the first half but when called upon in the second half he pulled off some fantastic saves from one-on-ones against some quality strikers and he's saved us.
"I think given the fact we were under a bit of pressure in the second half, a draw was a fair result. We were excellent in the first half, we moved the ball very well, but we knew they would come at us in the second.
"It was a good, entertaining game and was a good advert for the league. It also shows that we are coming on and I'm delighted with that."
Scott's men claimed a deserved lead on 37 minutes when Jordan Roberts had his ankles clipped right in the corner of the penalty box by the unfortunate David Pipe and Williams rifled the ball home from the spot for his third goal of the season.
Mark Molesley then produced a fantastic diving save from goalkeeper Sam Russell with a curling effort, but that only spurred on the visitors after the break with Smith pulling off a sublime one-handed save to keep out Hughes when through on goal.
The 38-year-old, however, wasn't to be denied ten minutes later. Smith was called upon again to produce another majestic stop to thwart Rob Sinclair, and form the resulting corner, the former Shots loanee swung the ball in for Hughes to expertly glance home at the near post.
Former Portsmouth keeper Smith completed a hat-trick of stops to deny Clovis Kamdjo bearing down on goal, but the Shots weathered the storm and might have stolen all three points late on but substitute Dan Fitchett could only hook Joe N'Guessan's centre wildly over the top from eight yards.
Aldershot: Smith; Gibbs, Wilson, Oastler, Barker (Tonkin 39); Miolesley (N'Guessan 64), Hatton, Lathrope, Roberts; Williams (Fitchett 79), Scott. Subs: Thomas, Derry.
Ref: Nick Kinseley. Att: 2,006 (99).


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From: "Kith-n-Kin" <>
Subject: Re: [ROOTS-L] ROOTS Digest, Vol 3, Issue 645
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:05:20 -0700
References: <email@example.com>
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Thanks, Renate -- I took another look and do, indeed, see the blip to the right of the upstroke. The old eyes aren't what they used to be. This is also an example of "your brain sees what it thinks it should see," I "saw" the C on Carl as an E partially because a German Carl would frequently be Karl, soooo.
For others looking, the URL should be: http://www.usgennet.org/family/smoot/germanhand/ (the "dot" is now a "slash")
Here's another.
I'm going to also use this one on a handwritten name I have that needs to be "revisited."
I really shouldn't do this when I'm in a hurry.
-----Original Message-----
From: [mailto:] On Behalf Of RENATE SWEET
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 8:08 PM
Subject: Re: [ROOTS-L] ROOTS Digest, Vol 3, Issue 645
It is still Carl. Here is a website that shows the old German lettershttp://www.usgennet.org/family.smoot/germanhand/ You
can see the C and E look similar, but still different.
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Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:01:00 -0700
From: "Kith-n-Kin" <>
Subject: Re: [ROOTS-L] Fw: tombstone translation
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Good job, Drew! Should have caught that.
And, that makes "Carl" into "Earl" (the son who died in 1905).
Pat (in Tucson)
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When the wealth of the rich people is mentioned in the media it runs into many millions of dollars.
So where do the rich they keep their money?
The multi millionaires are probably in many ways cash poor but asset rich. They realize that keeping money in the bank as cash is actually costing them rather than rewarding them. Many bank accounts even when depositing large amounts of cash pay a relatively low rate of interest. By the time tax has possibly been paid the rate of return can be lower than the rate of inflation meaning that in real terms the value of that cash is decreasing.
The Rich People
This is why the rich people will invest in real estate. Real estate will normally grow at a rate exceeding inflation and as long as you don't panic and sell if prices have fallen you are on a safe return for your funds. The real estate can of course be let and therefore produces an income from the investment as well as the potential growth from the value rising.
More areas for The Rich
Other areas that the rich will invest in are in businesses. This can be more risky but if you know what you are doing the chance of growth can outweigh some losses. Investment may be made on the stock markets by buying shares in various companies. Or maybe the investor will buy directly into a private company perhaps a company early in its life with great potential. Often the wealthy have skills or contacts that they can introduce into that business and ensure that it will grow. Once that business has grown they will invariably look to privatize it and sell their shares and take their profit.
There are some lessons to be learned here for the start up entrepreneur. However you will not have the cash to invest like the rich multi millionaires. However investing in your own business rather than spending the money on yourself can help it to grow and produce a great income for you later.
Let me know when you are one of the rich!
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After fielding over 75 nominations, our panel of "hero" judges bestowed awards in eight separate categories. Recipients will be honored in the Pleasanton Weekly and online at PleasantonWeekly.com, TriValleyViews.com, SanRamonExpress.com and DanvilleExpress.com. Two Heroes will be profiled each Friday, Nov. 23 to Dec. 14.
This year's honorees, by category, are:
* Arts and Culture: Jeff Seaberg, Danville -- Actor, director and children's theater teacher
* Community Spirit: Chris Miller, Pleasanton -- Pleasanton Military Families founder and veterans' advocate.
* Courage: Sandra J. Wing, Pleasanton -- Cancer survivor and founder of Sandra J. Wing Healing Therapies Foundation, which offers support to Tri-Valley cancer residents.
* Environmental Stewardship: Sustainable Danville Area -- Encourages sustainable programs that support a healthy quality of life and a strong local economy.
* Innovation: San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District -- Conceived of and piloted the PulsePoint cell phone application, which alerts CPR-trained residents when a person is suffering from sudden cardiac arrest nearby.
* Role Model: Cassandra Bankson, Danville -- Severely bullied as a child because of her extreme cystic acne, and now a professional model, Bankson is helping others who suffer from acne to look their best.
* Rising Star: Claire Williams, Pleasanton -- Created the Read-to-a-Teen program, in which teen volunteers help young students become more confident in their reading ability and build comprehension skills.
* The 2012 Lifetime Achievement award will recognize Robert "Bob" Tucknott, Pleasanton, who has served as a community leader and past captain of the Alameda County Sheriff's Air Squadron helping support law enforcement, and is a pilot with Angel Flight, which arranges free air transportation via private aircraft for those in medical and financial need so they can travel to access healthcare.


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Graduate Assistants (GAs) may be employed to teach or assist faculty with research or scholarly activities. The competitive positions are based on student experience and the needs of the school.
The benefits of being a GA include stipends, tuition discounts, partial payments of health insurance, and out-of-state tuition waivers.
Stipends for graduate assistants within the School of Nursing increased during the spring 2016 semester. For a two-semester assignment, master's level GAs will receive a combined grant and financial award of $30,000, and Ph.D. level assistants will receive $50,000. The awards are partially funded by the Marlon Family Foundation.
To learn more and apply, visit the Graduate College website.
Additional benefits of graduate assistantships include:
- Increased expertise in research through working with seasoned scientists.
- Increased expertise in teaching through working with senior professors.
- Established relationships with nursing faculty and staff.
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- Presenting and publishing findings with faculty.
- Observe faculty serving as role models.
- Obtaining inside information about the nursing discipline.
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- Perform high-quality work.
- Be responsible and accountable.
- Show initiative.
- Think critically.
- Communicate respectfully, professionally, and in a timely fashion.
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- Students must apply for a GA position via the Graduate College website.
- The Associate Dean for Academic Affairs reviews applicants CVs prior to the upcoming semester and coordinates the interview and selection process with the Associate Deans) of Faculty Affairs and Research. The Associate Dean for Academic Affairs will contact applicants and conduct interviews. Assigned faculty will contact their respective GAs before the semester begins and coordinate their schedules.
- All graduate assistants must be enrolled for a minimum of six credit hours per semester. Preference will be given to full-time students enrolled in nine credit hours per semester.
- State funded assistantships are offered during fall and/or spring semesters.
- A 20-hour workweek is typical, but there is often flexibility regarding the hours and days of work.
- Preference is given to GAs who are on campus.
- Additional work outside the GA appointment is discouraged, and may not require more than 10 hours per week. .
- Assistantships may be terminated for failure to make satisfactory academic progress, or unsatisfactory performance of duties.
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I'm sure that I'm not alone in my thoughts about m0n0wall; the more I
use it, the more I like it. I do a lot of firewall installations for
mostly large customers who pay a lot for their firewalls and don't
really get a lot. Being an open source advocate I like to push open
source solutions, but in the enterprise market it isn't always very
easy. People don't understand what open source really is about and
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Some of hurdles that come to mind:
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Have any of the m0n0 developers considered setting themselves up to be
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commercially? (which in my opinion is a GREAT business model)
I was also thinking about the feasibility of having an "Enterprise"
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example, having higher number of pptp connections, clustering,
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 22.0078 Monday, 16 May 2011
Date: April 26, 2011 5:40:41 PM EDT
Subject: Falstaff as Spoof of Henry VIII?
I am curious how others feel about the possibility that Shakespeare's Falstaff spoofed not just Sir John Oldcastle, but was more subtly and subversively aimed at memories of the aging Henry VIII. Such a hypothesis might seem inconsistent with the legend that Queen Elizabeth liked the character so much that Merry Wives of Windsor was written to bring him back to the stage, and 'to shew him in Love' (Nicholas Rowe). But even if she consciously noticed the veiled allusions to her lusty, corpulent father, Elizabeth had good grounds for feeling ambivalent towards him.
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SHAKSPER: The Global Shakespeare Discussion List
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1. What song best represents my personality?
Song: You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)
Artist: Joe Jackson
Comment: That makes sense
2. What song will be played on my funeral?
Song: Too Late for Goodbyes
Artist: Julian Lennon
Comment: And this one too!
3. Will I ever love somebody?
Song: Medley: You Do Something to Me/I Get a Kick out of You
Artist: Andre Kostelanetz
Comment: I take that as a yes!
4. Will I be successful in life?
Song: Your Own Worst Enemy
Artist: Bruce Springsteen
Comment: Again, quite good!
5. Will I get married even if my love life is out of shape?
Song: Are We A Worker
Artist: China Crisis
Comment: Answering a question with another question, very Zen.
6. Will anyone accept me as who I am?
Song: Nocturne #15
Artist: Frédéric Chopin
7. How will I die?
Song: Let The Music Play
Artist: Shannon
Comment: During a concert? Dancing?
8. Who'll kill me?
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We all make mistakes, the trick is to quickly find and fix them.
# if we have this (note the missing comma after mode) in our manifest
file { '/tmp/broken_resource':
mode => '0644'
owner => 'root',
# to syntax check it we run
$ puppet --parseonly unixdaemon/manifests/init.pp
# and we get -
err: Could not parse for environment production: Syntax error at 'owner';
expected '}' at /etc/puppet/modules/unixdaemon/manifests/init.pp:5
# check all .pp files
$ find -name '*.pp' | xargs -n 1 -t puppet --parseonly
Finding a typo in your manifest when you're writing it is much better than discovering it in the puppet master logs. By syntax checking your manifests as you're working, and always before a commit, you can catch some of the more obvious errors before they escape on to the network.
This is only a basic syntax check, it won't find misspelled properties or even incorrect resource names.
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I know that I'm supposed to like older Disney movies but I really think this is my favorite one.Tags: kids, dvd, gifts, humor, animations, movies, childrens, film, entertainmentAdded 8 Years Ago from Amazon.com
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Foreground/background program windows with Mathematica 4.0 in Win98
Sometimes I start a session of Mathematica 4.0 in Windows 98 with another
programs open on my desktop. For a while, I have no problem bringing the
other program to the foreground over the Mathematica "windows" (the
title/menu bar and the notebook window) when I click that program's button
on the Win98 taskbar. Occasionally, however, after being in Mathematica for
a while, Mathematica will not relinquish the foreground. If I click on the
taskbar button of a hidden program, the title bar of Mathematica goes gray,
but the clicked program does not come to the foreground. I must minimize
Mathematica to see the other program.
Is it just me, or has anyone else experienced this phenomenon?
Dwynn Lafleur
L. Dwynn Lafleur
Professor of Physics
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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New Product Strategy Combines Four Full-Version Upgrades of Essential Creative Applications, Acrobat 6.0 and Introduces Innovative Version Cue File ManagerSAN JOSE, Calif. � Sept. 29, 2003 (NASDAQ: ADBE) � Adobe Systems Incorporated, the leader in network publishing, today unveiled the Adobe� Creative Suite, a new software product that combines new full-version upgrades of Adobe Photoshop� CS, Adobe Illustrator� CS, Adobe InDesign� CS, and Adobe GoLive� CS, incorporates Acrobat� 6.0 Professional, and introduces the innovative Version Cue� file version manager. The all-new Adobe Creative Suite is a complete design environment that gives today's creative professionals everything they need to create and publish content to print and the Web faster, more easily, and more efficiently than ever. "Adobe Creative Suite integrates outstanding new product releases and unleashes Version Cue � technology that will save creative professionals time and revolutionize interaction within creative teams," said Bruce Chizen, president and CEO, Adobe Systems Incorporated. "With Adobe Creative Suite we are delivering a platform for the future of design and publishing, building on 20 years of innovation and partnership with the creative community worldwide." A New Era Of Adobe Integration
Adobe Creative Suite Premium Edition combines four new full-version upgrades of essential Adobe applications, relied on by millions of creative professionals around the world: Photoshop CS with Adobe ImageReady CS�, Illustrator CS, InDesign CS and GoLive CS, all brought together with Version Cue (see separate press releases for component software details). With Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) becoming an integral part of Web and print production workflows, Acrobat 6.0 Professional, released to industry acclaim earlier this year, is also a component of the Adobe Creative Suite � allowing customers to review and comment on documents, as well as pre-flight and output complex print jobs. Adobe Creative Suite is anchored by Version Cue, an innovative file management system that allows designers to increase productivity and meet tight deadlines. Whether designers, working alone or in teams, are looking for the most recent iteration of a file or for an older version, Version Cue enables users to visually scan image thumbnails in Photoshop CS, Illustrator CS, InDesign CS, and GoLive CS, or search XMP metadata across version comments, keywords, author, date, and more. "Simplification of the creative workflow and tighter integration of applications into suites is a trend which will benefit designers collaborating on projects to become more efficient and productive," said Joshua Duhl, research director at IDC. "Features that allow users to easily share files with clients and colleagues, and locate files visually or through the use of metadata will facilitate the broader workflow and lifecycle of creative assets." A Standard Edition of Adobe Creative Suite is available, combining these same components, except for GoLive CS and Acrobat 6.0 Professional, to provide an advanced solution for print design and layout. Adobe Creative Suite also includes two Adobe typeface families. Warnock Pro, a new Adobe Originals OpenType family, is included with every copy of Adobe Creative Suite, providing a classic yet contemporary composition family that performs a wide variety of typographic tasks with elegance. Brioso Pro, an OpenType family designed in the calligraphic tradition of the Latin alphabet, is available free of charge to customers who register their copy of Adobe Creative Suite via the Web. Get Up and Running Quickly
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Planar Tc99m – sestamibi scintimammography should be considered cautiously in the axillary evaluation of breast cancer protocols: Results of an international multicenter trial
1 Nuclear Medicine, University of Chile Clinical Hospital, Santiago, Chile
2 Nuclear Medicine Centre and Medical Oncology Department, Hospital de Clínicas, University of La República, Montevideo, Uruguay
3 Nuclear Medicine Department, National Cancer Institute, Bogotá, Colombia
4 Nuclear Medicine Department, Cerrahpasa Medical Faculty, Istanbul University, Turkey
5 Nuclear Medicine Department, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, New Delhi, India
6 Department of Nuclear Medicine, Neoplastic Disease Institute and Peruvian Institute of Nuclear Energy, Lima, Peru
7 Medicine Section, Department of Human Health, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria
BMC Nuclear Medicine 2005, 5:4 doi:10.1186/1471-2385-5-4Published: 27 July 2005
Lymph node status is the most important prognostic indicator in breast cancer in recently diagnosed primary lesion. As a part of an interregional protocol using scintimammography with Tc99m compounds, the value of planar Tc99m sestamibi scanning for axillary lymph node evaluation is presented. Since there is a wide range of reported values, a standardized protocol of planar imaging was performed.
One hundred and forty-nine female patients were included prospectively from different regions. Their mean age was 55.1 ± 11.9 years. Histological report was obtained from 2.987 excised lymph nodes from 150 axillas. An early planar chest image was obtained at 10 min in all patients and a delayed one in 95 patients, all images performed with 740–925 MBq dose of Tc99m sestamibi. Blind lecture of all axillary regions was interpreted by 2 independent observers considering any well defined focal area of increased uptake as an involved axilla. Diagnostic values, 95% confidence intervals [CI] and also likelihood ratios (LR) were calculated.
Node histology demonstrated tumor involvement in 546 out of 2987 lymph nodes. Sestamibi was positive in 30 axillas (25 true-positive) and negative in 120 (only 55 true-negative). The sensitivity corresponded to 27.8% [CI = 18.9–38.2] and specificity to 91.7% [81.6–97.2]. The positive and negative LR were 3.33 and 0.79, respectively. There was no difference between early and delayed images. Sensitivity was higher in patients with palpable lesions.
This work confirmed that non tomographic Tc99m sestamibi scintimammography had a very low detection rate for axillary lymph node involvement and it should not be applied for clinical assessment of breast cancer.


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Selma Joyce Lybrand, 63, of Sherwood went to be with the Lord on May 26. She was born Sept. 3, 1943 in Little Rock to the late William and Ora Branum Venable. She was a credit and collections specialist for Fuel Man of Arkansas and was of the Baptist faith. Three brothers, two sisters and two sons preceded her in death.
She is survived by her husband, Jim Lybrand; three daughters, Telela Grissom and husband Jerry of Conway, Rhonda Williams and husband Jody of Pangburn, and Melissa Long and husband Charles of Cabot; one son, Gerald Lybrand and wife Kathy of Sherwood; 12 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday May 30 in Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home Chapel with Brother Scotty Burrow officiating.
Burial will follow in Sumner Cemetery.
Kathleen Pratt
Kathleen Estella Pratt, 83, passed away May 26.
She was a member of Lonoke Baptist Church, a retired telephone operator and a member of Telephone Pioneers.
Survivors include her husband of 53 years, James A. Pratt; several nieces and nephews, including Dewone Payne of Missouri and Billie Jean Sullivan of California.
Funeral Services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 30 at Lonoke Baptist Church with burial to follow in Rest Hills Memorial Park in North Little Rock. Memorials may be made to Lonoke Baptist Church Building Fund. Arrangements will be by Boyd Funeral Home in Lonoke.
Patricia Cox
Patricia E. Cox, 62, of Ward died May 29.
She was born March 11, 1945, at Damascus to Wilbur S. and Erma Bradley Hickey. She is survived by her husband, Frankie Cox; two sons, Chris Cox and wife Trish of Cabot and Rick Cox of Ward; one daughter, Veronica Glover of Ward; four grandchildren, Kayla Cox, Hayley Cox, Taylor Cox and Ashley Glover; and sister-in-law and brother-in-law Fran and Larry Joe Stocks of Ward.
The family wishes to express their thanks to Dr. Dewey McAfee and Hospice Home Care for all their kindness and support, and also would like to thank her special friends at the Wal-Mart Supercenter in Cabot. Family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 30 at Westbrook Funeral Home in Beebe. Graveside service will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, May 31, at Sixteenth Section Cemetery.
Mary Brown
Mary Evelyn Brown, 84, of Little Rock passed away May 24.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Hugh Brown and grandchildren, Christopher and Kimberly.
Survivors include daughter, Carol Jones; sons, Claude Brown and Robert Johnson; grandchildren, Jessica and Victoria Jones, Jason and Wesley Brown and Meagan Johnson; and great-grandson, Ace Brown.
Graveside memorial services will be at 11 a.m., Friday, June 1 at Calvary Cemetery in Little Rock. All that knew her and her family are welcome.
Flowers may be sent to Calvary Cemetery on Thursday or Friday prior to services. Funeral arrangements are by Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home.
John Olive
John Edward Olive, 79, of Jacksonville passed away May 28 in North Little Rock. He was born Sept. 19, 1927 in Redfield to the late Luther and Agnes Tuck Olive. His first wife, Betty Jean Jones; his second wife, Carolyn Abbott; a sister, Shelba Ann Reese; and a daughter, Teresa Lynn Olive, also precede him in death.
He served in the Merchant Marines prior to joining the Air Force where he served in the Second World War, receiving the Victory Medal. He also served in the Vietnam War.
He retired from the military in 1967 due to a disability. He was an active member of the Veteran of Foreign Wars Post 5448.
Survivors include his son, John E. Olive Jr. of Florida; daughter, Judi Armstead and husband Bradley of Bee Branch; brother, Joseph Olive and wife Margie of Redfield; grandchildren, Brandi Davis and husband Edmund of Bismark, and Heather Bristow of Bee Branch; great-grandchildren, Cloey Bristow and Hayden Davis, as well as numerous step grandchildren and step great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday, June 1 in the chapel of Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home with Rev. Doyle Wilson officiating.
Visitation will be at the funeral home Thursday, May 31 from 6 until 8 p.m. Funeral arrangements are under direction of Moores Jacksonville Funeral Home.
Thomas Fulmer
Thomas Ricky Fulmer, 54, of North Little Rock departed this life on May 26 in Sherwood after a courageous fight with cancer.
He was the son of Louise Fulmer Thompson and the late O.B. Fulmer of Newark.
He was born premature on Nov. 30, 1952, and battled coming into the world as he did leaving. Survivors include his wife of 34 years, Glenda; son and daughter-in-law, Brian and Misty of Little Rock; son, Kevin of North Little Rock; three brothers, Odus Fulmer of Newark, Rowland Fulmer of North Little Rock, and Rammie Thompson of Oklahoma.
Funeral services were held May 29 at Wood Funeral Home Chapel in Jacksonville. Burial was at Chapel Hill Cemetery in Jacksonville with funeral arrangements were made by Wood Funeral Home.
Glen Moon
Glen Moon, 85, formerly of Ward passed away May 19. He will be greatly missed by many loved ones and friends. In lieu of flowers, send donations to Serenity Hospice of Claremore, 441 No. Lynn Riggs Blvd. Claremore, Okla., 74017.
Joseph Hauser
Joseph John Hauser, 86, of Cabot passed away May 20. He was born in Highland Park, Mich., on Aug. 21, 1920 to the late Joseph and Anna Hauser.
He was a Chief Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy serving during the Second World War in the Pacific areas of New Guinea and Philippine Liberation Campaigns.
His career as a machinery sales engineer took him over the entire country and to his transfer to Texas in 1968. He retired to Cabot. He was a member of the Engineering Society of Detroit and also of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers.
He is survived by his son, Kurt Hauser; his daughter, Lisa Nesbitt; as well as granddaughters Erica Riddle and Michelle Nesbitt, and grandsons Jacob Hauser and Alden Hauser; along with two great-granddaughters, Lindsey and Lydia Riddle.
At his request, his cremains will be scattered over the South Pacific area by the U.S. Navy.
Arrangements by Thomas Funeral Service in Cabot.
O.D. Richey
O.D. Richey, 80, died May 24. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Ronnie, and an infant brother, J.D.
He is survived by his wife, Betty Jo Richey; one son, Ricky Richey and wife Susie of Morrilton; one daughter, Cathy Hunt of Benton; two granddaughters, Nicole and Cathy Jo; two great-grandsons, Lane and Justin; sisters, Opal Parker and Hazel Hubbard; and brothers, Coy Richey, Lloyd Richey and Dub Richey.
Funeral services were May 29 at Boyd Funeral Home Chapel in Lonoke with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Mary Weatherford
Mary Bernice Weatherford, 83, went to be with the Lord May 25 leaving behind many loved ones. She was born May 10, 1924, to the late Rupert and Mary Hill. Her loving husband, R. H. Hugh Jack preceded her in death in 1987, as well as her brother, Bill Tom Hill. She was a member of Union Valley Baptist Church. Bernice worked for Franklin Electric in Jacksonville for over 30 years.
Survivors include her three children, Bobby and wife Barbara Weatherford, Becky and husband Skip Downing, all of Beebe, and Terry and wife Tonia Weatherford of Jacksonville; sisters, Lorene Scheer and Melba Manasco, both of Searcy; Thelma Ray of Beebe, and Jane Payne of Dardanelle; a brother, Dean Hill of Silsbee, Texas; seven grandchildren, Jennifer Stane, Michael Weatherford, Preston Downing, Kyle Downing, Tory Weatherford, Terrica Weatherford, and Tucker Weatherford; and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were May 28 at Union Valley Baptist Church. Burial was in Grissard Cemetery in El Paso. Memorials in Bernices name may be made to Union Valley Baptist Church Building Fund, 932 Hwy. 64 West, Beebe, Ark., 72012, or Grissard Cemetery Corp., P.O. Box 93, El Paso, Ark., 72045. Funeral arrangements were by Westbrook Funeral Home in Beebe.


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2014 Saturday Michigan NASCAR Notebook: Kahne And Farmers Insurance Reach New Agreement
Scott Held, NASCAR Wire Service
BROOKLYN, Michigan - Itâs been a bumpy ride this season for Kasey Kahne but he arrived at Michigan International Speedway on a high note. Farmers Insurance announced it was extending its commitment as Kahneâs No. 5 Chevyâs primary sponsor through the 2017 Sprint Cup season.
"Itâs really good news," he said. "Weâve done a lot with them and really enjoyed working with them over the years.
"Theyâre such a big part of helping us race each weekend. Iâm excited about that."
Heâll be even more excited with a strong finish in Sundayâs Quicken Loans 400.
Kahne has just four top-10 finishes in the seasonâs first 14 races and has been 30th or worse as many times. He began this race weekend 21st in the Sprint Cup standings and sorely needs a win as the weeks dwindle toward the Chase.
The new contract with Farmers lasts two years longer than Kahneâs pact with Hendrick Motorsports. He said thereâs been no discussion about his future with the team, but made it clear heâd like to stay.
"I like being at HMS," Kahne said. "Itâs a wonderful place.
"I get information from three of the best drivers in racing. Iâve enjoyed every bit of it."
His teammates - Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Jimmie Johnson - all qualified in the first four rows for Sundayâs race.
Kahne will start 13th as he seeks his first win since Aug. 4, 2013 at Pocono.
"Where we are right now as a team, we just need to show up and put full weekends together," he said. "We just need to step up."
Last run
The cars at the front of the starting grid remained the fastest in Saturdayâs final two Sprint Cup practice periods but Rookie Kyle Larson was fastest in the final session, in which teams run the closest approximations to their race setups.
Larson, whoâll start 12th on Sunday, went 198.424 mph on his first lap of the final run.
"I felt like we made really big gains in our Target Chevy throughout the weekend," he said. "Yesterday in practice I didnât think we were good at all."
Gordon, pole sitter Kevin Harvick and Johnson _ all of whom will start in the top seven _ also topped 198 mph in the final practice run.
The skies were mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid-70s during the final run, but the forecast is calling for a high of 80 by the time the green flag waves Sunday. Larson said heâs not sure what to expect.
"I donât know how this track changes with the temperatures," he said. "Iâve only run here once since it was repaved."
Harvick, who set a new track record Friday in qualifying, was the only driver to top 202 mph in Saturdayâs early session. As he predicted, speeds slowed as cars began running in traffic later in the day.
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A late-race attempt to remove a piece of trash from his grille likely cost Brad Keselowski a victory last weekend at Pocono, but the seriesâ next stop offers a great opportunity to make up for it.
Keselowski hails from Rochester Hills in suburban Detroit, about 70 miles from the track.
Heâs also coming off two straight runner-up finishes and he and teammate Joey Logano both are firmly on the right side of the series standings.
"Itâs really good for Roger," Keselowski said. "To see him be excited to have two cars that are considered legitimate front runners week in, week out.
"I think heâd tell you heâs having the most fun at the NASCAR level."
Penskeâs IndyCar drivers swept the Detroit Grand Prix earlier this month thanks to Will Power and Helio Castroneves and a victory here would make him 3-for-3 in the state as a car owner.
Why not the No. 2 Ford?
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"Weâre on a bit of a confidence spree and really feeling good about things."
Tony Stewartâs No. 14 Chevy will carry a decal on its C pillar Sunday honoring the memory of the late Junie Donlovey, who died June 9 at 90.
Donlovey first fielded a team in 1950 and entered cars in NASCAR series races until 2002. Three of his drivers were rookies of the year in his familiar No. 90 car.
Greg Biffle, winner of last seasonâs June race here and two of the last three stops at MIS, carried a camouflage pattern on his No. 16 Ford this weekend to support the Disabled American Veterans, which assists and advocates for injured servicemen and -women after they end their military obligations.
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Eagle Creek Travel Gear Pack-It Folder 15, Pacific Blue
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University Of The Pacific Alumni, including: Dave Brubeck, Jamie Lee Curtis, Theodore Olson, Janet Leigh, Chris Isaak, Tom Flores, John Doolittle, … Aiona, José Hernández (astronaut), Nick Hol
University Of The Pacific Alumni, including: Dave Brubeck, Jamie Lee Curtis, Theodore Olson, Janet Leigh, Chris Isaak, Tom Flores, John Doolittle, … Aiona, José Hernández (astronaut), Nick Hol
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