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McMaster Evidence Updates: High Quality Articles in Aging
This list contains citations to the latest journal articles in the field of geriatrics and is provided by an alert from Evidence Updates at McMaster University. These citations (from over 120 premier clinical journals) are pre-rated for quality by Evidence Updates research staff, then rated for clinical relevance and interest by at least 3 members of a worldwide panel of practicing physicians. Each citation includes a link to the article on PubMed.
Stellar articles are the geriatrics-related articles in Evidence Updates that have been most accessed by registered users and highest rated by McMaster's clinical raters in the last year.
|PubMed/Article Link
|Date published
|Randomized clinical trial of comprehensive geriatric assessment and optimization in vascular surgery.
|The British journal of surgery
|Partridge JS, Harari D, Martin FC, Peacock JL, Bell R, Mohammed A, Dhesi JK
|National Trends in Atrial Fibrillation Hospitalization, Readmission, and Mortality for Medicare Beneficiaries, 1999-2013.
|Freeman JV, Wang Y, Akar J, Desai N, Krumholz H
|Early Functional Limitations in Cognitively Normal Older Adults Predict Diagnostic Conversion to Mild Cognitive Impairment.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Farias ST, Lau K, Harvey D, Denny KG, Barba C, Mefford AN
|Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Antipsychotic Use and Risk of Dementia in Veterans.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Roughead EE, Pratt NL, Kalisch Ellett LM, Ramsay EN, Barratt JD, Morris P, Killer G
|Life-Space Mobility and Cognitive Decline Among Mexican Americans Aged 75 Years and Older.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Silberschmidt S, Kumar A, Raji MM, Markides K, Ottenbacher KJ, Al Snih S
|Preoperative frailty is predictive of complications after major lower extremity amputation.
|Journal of vascular surgery
|Fang ZB, Hu FY, Arya S, Gillespie TW, Rajani RR
|Mediation of Cognitive Function Improvements by Strength Gains After Resistance Training in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment: Outcomes of the Study of Mental and Resistance Training.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Mavros Y, Gates N, Wilson GC, Jain N, Meiklejohn J, Brodaty H, Wen W, Singh N, Baune BT, Suo C, Baker MK, Foroughi N, Wang Y, Sachdev PS, Valenzuela M, Fiatarone Singh MA
|Calcium intake and bone mineral density: systematic review and meta-analysis.
|BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
|Tai V, Leung W, Grey A, Reid IR, Bolland MJ
|Calcium intake and risk of fracture: systematic review.
|BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
|Bolland MJ, Leung W, Tai V, Bastin S, Gamble GD, Grey A, Reid IR
|Effects of self-management support programmes on activities of daily living of older adults: A systematic review.
|International journal of nursing studies
|van Het Bolscher-Niehuis MJ, den Ouden ME, de Vocht HM, Francke AL
|Dexmedetomidine for prevention of delirium in elderly patients after non-cardiac surgery: a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial.
|Lancet (London, England)
|Su X, Meng ZT, Wu XH, Cui F, Li HL, Wang DX, Zhu X, Zhu SN, Maze M, Ma D
|Interventions for preventing abuse in the elderly.
|The Cochrane database of systematic reviews
|Baker PR, Francis DP, Hairi NN, Othman S, Choo WY
|Addition of a non-immersive virtual reality component to treadmill training to reduce fall risk in older adults (V-TIME): a randomised controlled trial.
|Lancet (London, England)
|Mirelman A, Rochester L, Maidan I, Del Din S, Alcock L, Nieuwhof F, Rikkert MO, Bloem BR, Pelosin E, Avanzino L, Abbruzzese G, Dockx K, Bekkers E, Giladi N, Nieuwboer A, Hausdorff JM
|Evaluation of delirium screening tools in geriatric medical inpatients: a diagnostic test accuracy study.
|Age and ageing
|Hendry K, Quinn TJ, Evans J, Scortichini V, Miller H, Burns J, Cunnington A, Stott DJ
|Effectiveness of a Proactive Primary Care Program on Preserving Daily Functioning of Older People: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Bleijenberg N, Drubbel I, Schuurmans MJ, Dam HT, Zuithoff NP, Numans ME, de Wit NJ
|Baseline characteristics and treatment-emergent risk factors associated with cerebrovascular event and death with risperidone in dementia patients.
|The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science
|Howard R, Costafreda SG, Karcher K, Coppola D, Berlin JA, Hough D
|The effect of aquatic exercise on physical functioning in the older adult: a systematic review with meta-analysis.
|Age and ageing
|Waller B, Ogonowska-Slodownik A, Vitor M, Rodionova K, Lambeck J, Heinonen A, Daly D
|Thromboprophylaxis in atrial fibrillation and association with cognitive decline: systematic review.
|Age and ageing
|Moffitt P, Lane DA, Park H, O'Connell J, Quinn TJ
|The effectiveness of supplementary arm and upper body exercises following total hip arthroplasty for osteoarthritis in the elderly: A randomized controlled trial.
|Clinical rehabilitation
|Mitrovic D, Davidovic M, Erceg P, Marinkovic J
|Enhanced interdisciplinary care improves self-care ability and decreases emergency department visits for older Taiwanese patients over 2 years after hip-fracture surgery: A randomised controlled trial.
|International journal of nursing studies
|Shyu YI, Liang J, Tseng MY, Li HJ, Wu CC, Cheng HS, Chou SW, Chen CY, Yang CT
|Effect of discontinuation of antihypertensive medication on orthostatic hypotension in older persons with mild cognitive impairment: the DANTE Study Leiden.
|Age and ageing
|Moonen JE, Foster-Dingley JC, de Ruijter W, van der Grond J, de Craen AJ, van der Mast RC
|Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment and Transitional Care in Acutely Hospitalized Patients: The Transitional Care Bridge Randomized Clinical Trial.
|JAMA internal medicine
|Buurman BM, Parlevliet JL, Allore HG, Blok W, van Deelen BA, Moll van Charante EP, de Haan RJ, de Rooij SE
|Disclosing Pleiotropic Effects During Genetic Risk Assessment for Alzheimer Disease: A Randomized Trial.
|Annals of internal medicine
|Christensen KD, Roberts JS, Whitehouse PJ, Royal CD, Obisesan TO, Cupples LA, Vernarelli JA, Bhatt DL, Linnenbringer E, Butson MB, Fasaye GA, Uhlmann WR, Hiraki S, Wang N, Cook-Deegan R, Green RC
|Effects of a Stepwise Multidisciplinary Intervention for Challenging Behavior in Advanced Dementia: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Pieper MJ, Francke AL, van der Steen JT, Scherder EJ, Twisk JW, Kovach CR, Achterberg WP
|Effects of a High-Intensity Functional Exercise Program on Dependence in Activities of Daily Living and Balance in Older Adults with Dementia.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Toots A, Littbrand H, Lindelof N, Wiklund R, Holmberg H, Nordstrom P, Lundin-Olsson L, Gustafson Y, Rosendahl E
|Delirium risk stratification in consecutive unselected admissions to acute medicine: validation of externally derived risk scores.
|Age and ageing
|Pendlebury ST, Lovett N, Smith SC, Cornish E, Mehta Z, Rothwell PM
|Palliative care for patients with advanced fibrotic lung disease: a randomised controlled phase II and feasibility trial of a community case conference intervention.
|Bajwah S, Ross JR, Wells AU, Mohammed K, Oyebode C, Birring SS, Patel AS, Koffman J, Higginson IJ, Riley J
|Effectiveness of two year balance training programme on prevention of fall induced injuries in at risk women aged 75-85 living in community: Ossebo randomised controlled trial.
|BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
|El-Khoury F, Cassou B, Latouche A, Aegerter P, Charles MA, Dargent-Molina P
|Efficacy and Harms of Direct Oral Anticoagulants in the Elderly for Stroke Prevention in Atrial Fibrillation and Secondary Prevention of Venous Thromboembolism: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
|Sharma M, Cornelius VR, Patel JP, Davies JG, Molokhia M
|Intermediate- and Long-Term Cognitive Outcomes After Cardiovascular Procedures in Older Adults: A Systematic Review.
|Annals of internal medicine
|Fink HA, Hemmy LS, MacDonald R, Carlyle MH, Olson CM, Dysken MW, McCarten JR, Kane RL, Garcia SA, Rutks IR, Ouellette J, Wilt TJ
|Plugs for containing faecal incontinence.
|The Cochrane database of systematic reviews
|Deutekom M, Dobben AC
|Polypharmacy in the Aging Patient: Management of Hypertension in Octogenarians.
|Benetos A, Rossignol P, Cherubini A, Joly L, Grodzicki T, Rajkumar C, Strandberg TE, Petrovic M
|Guideline-Based Statin Eligibility, Coronary Artery Calcification, and Cardiovascular Events.
|Pursnani A, Massaro JM, D'Agostino RB Sr, O'Donnell CJ, Hoffmann U
|Validation of a Model for Identification of Patients at Intermediate to High Risk for Complications Associated With Acute Symptomatic Pulmonary Embolism.
|Fernandez C, Bova C, Sanchez O, Prandoni P, Lankeit M, Konstantinides S, Vanni S, Fernandez-Golfin C, Yusen RD, Jimenez D
|Efficacy of Liuzijue Qigong in Individuals with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease in Remission.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Xiao CM, Zhuang YC
|Obstructive sleep apnoea in the elderly: role of continuous positive airway pressure treatment.
|The European respiratory journal
|Martinez-Garcia MA, Chiner E, Hernandez L, Cortes JP, Catalan P, Ponce S, Diaz JR, Pastor E, Vigil L, Carmona C, Montserrat JM, Aizpuru F, Lloberes P, Mayos M, Selma MJ, Cifuentes JF, Munoz A
|Dignity-conserving care in palliative care settings: An integrative review.
|Journal of clinical nursing
|Johnston B, Larkin P, Connolly M, Barry C, Narayanasamy M, Ostlund U, McIlfatrick S
|Efficacy of a Physician-Led Multiparametric Telemonitoring System in Very Old Adults with Heart Failure.
|Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
|Pedone C, Rossi FF, Cecere A, Costanzo L, Antonelli Incalzi R
|Pharmacological treatments for fatigue associated with palliative care.
|The Cochrane database of systematic reviews
|Mucke M, Cuhls H, Peuckmann-Post V, Minton O, Stone P, Radbruch L
|Multimodal Analgesia in Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Controlled Trial on Additional Efficacy of Periarticular Anesthesia.
|The Journal of arthroplasty
|Milani P, Castelli P, Sola M, Invernizzi M, Massazza G, Cisari C
|Combined resistance and balance-jumping exercise reduces older women's injurious falls and fractures: 5-year follow-up study.
|Age and ageing
|Karinkanta S, Kannus P, Uusi-Rasi K, Heinonen A, Sievanen H
|Laxatives for the management of constipation in people receiving palliative care.
|The Cochrane database of systematic reviews
|Candy B, Jones L, Larkin PJ, Vickerstaff V, Tookman A, Stone P
|Early Versus Delayed Initiation of Concurrent Palliative Oncology Care: Patient Outcomes in the ENABLE III Randomized Controlled Trial.
|Journal of clinical oncology : official journal of the American Society of
|Bakitas MA, Tosteson TD, Li Z, Lyons KD, Hull JG, Li Z, Dionne-Odom JN, Frost J, Dragnev KH, Hegel MT, Azuero A, Ahles TA
|Antibiotic treatment strategies for community-acquired pneumonia in adults.
|The New England journal of medicine
|Postma DF, van Werkhoven CH, van Elden LJ, Thijsen SF, Hoepelman AI, Kluytmans JA, Boersma WG, Compaijen CJ, van der Wall E, Prins JM, Oosterheert JJ, Bonten MJ
|Prescription opioid duration of action and the risk of unintentional overdose among patients receiving opioid therapy.
|JAMA internal medicine
|Miller M, Barber CW, Leatherman S, Fonda J, Hermos JA, Cho K, Gagnon DR
|Glycated albumin predicts the effect of dual and single antiplatelet therapy on recurrent stroke.
|Li J, Wang Y, Wang D, Lin J, Wang A, Zhao X, Liu L, Wang C, Wang Y
|Buprenorphine for treating cancer pain.
|The Cochrane database of systematic reviews
|Schmidt-Hansen M, Bromham N, Taubert M, Arnold S, Hilgart JS
|Exercise and Vitamin D in Fall Prevention Among Older Women: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
|JAMA internal medicine
|Uusi-Rasi K, Patil R, Karinkanta S, Kannus P, Tokola K, Lamberg-Allardt C, Sievanen H
|Safety and Benefit of Discontinuing Statin Therapy in the Setting of Advanced, Life-Limiting Illness: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
|JAMA internal medicine
|Kutner JS, Blatchford PJ, Taylor DH, Ritchie CS, Bull JH, Fairclough DL, Hanson LC, LeBlanc TW, Samsa GP, Wolf S, Aziz NM, Currow DC, Ferrell B, Wagner-Johnston N, Zafar SY, Cleary JF, Dev S, Goode PS, Kamal AH, Kassner C, Kvale EA, McCallum JG, Ogunseitan AB, Pantilat SZ, Portenoy RK, Prince-Paul M, Sloan JA, Swetz KM, Von Gunten CF, Abernethy AP
|The clinical effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of treatments for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: a systematic review and economic evaluation.
|Health technology assessment (Winchester, England)
|Loveman E, Copley VR, Colquitt J, Scott DA, Clegg A, Jones J, O'Reilly KM, Singh S, Bausewein C, Wells A


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Sunday, 6 February, 2000, 01:21 GMT
Test safer for unborn babies
A test developed by US scientists could help thousands of women hit by a common - but dangerous - pregnancy complication.
When the membrane enclosing the unborn child ruptures, usually later in pregnancy, doctors have to decide whether to try to deliver the baby prematurely, or try to wait until the child is more developed.
However, the longer they wait, the more risk there is of an infection which could be serious for both mother and child.
The team from the University of Florida have discovered a much safer variation on a well-established test which can tell if the baby's lungs are developed enough to breathe properly.
The old-fashioned test involved taking a sample of amniotic fluid - the liquid which surrounds the baby in the womb - with a long needle.
The scientists have found that it can be just as effective to take a sample of fluid from the vagina or the neck of the womb, removing the need to use the long needle.
Dr Rodney Edwards, who was involved in the project, said: "The fear had been that vaginal discharge, bacteria and mucus would interfere with obtaining an accurate measure of lung development. But we found this was not a problem at all.
Better to deliver
"It has been shown by other researchers that if a patient with ruptured membranes is between 32 and 36 weeks' gestation, and tests indicate mature fetal lungs, the outcome of both mother and baby will be improved with immediate delivery rather than waiting for labour."
Mr Derek Tuffnell, a consultant obstetrician from Bradford Royal Infirmary, said that the extra safety might encourage more UK doctors to use the procedure.
He said: "If you had a test which was simple to do and gave reliable results, you might well try it."
The test looks for the presence of fats in the fluid which are linked to "surfactants", vital fluids needed to develop the baby's lungs.
Without these soap-like chemicals, the lungs cannot open out fully after birth, and the baby will find it very difficult to breathe - a condition known as "respiratory distress".
This can lead to a downward spiral of further complications.
It is one of the biggest problems faced by neo-natal intensive care experts, who often give artificial surfactants to help the baby.
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HOUSTON–It was a night when they needed somebody else, anybody else, and when help failed to materialize, another game got away.
With Chris Bosh and Andrea Bargnani negating any perceived front-court issues there might be, the Raptors provided their two big men with little or no help in a 107-97 loss to the Houston Rockets that ends a disastrous 0-3 road trip through Phoenix, Dallas and here.
Bosh and Bargnani both had 25 points – they outplayed Houston's Yao Ming (20 points) and Luis Scola (20 points) at both ends of the floor, but there wasn't another Raptor who really made a significant contribution.
Shawn Marion did manage 18 points and played a solid game, but the bench of Jason Kapono, Joey Graham and Roko Ukic was a combined 6-for-24 in a disastrous night.
The Rockets, who pulled away with a 37-point second quarter only to have Toronto get back in the game after three, used a 30-point fourth to put it away.
They got a huge boost from the bench as Carl Landry scored 22 points and Von Wafer chipped in 14.
Anthony Parker went 1-for-8 for the Raptors, who were 7-for-21 from three-point range, while Jose Calderon had 10 points and 16 assists.
The Raptors now starts their most significant portion of the season. Starting Friday against Miami, they play nine of their next 11 at home.
The Raptors were facing a much different Rockets team from the one they handled easily at the Air Canada Centre in late January.
Tracy McGrady, disinterested to the point he bordered on being a distraction in that game, is out for the season after knee surgery, and Rafer Alston was dealt to Orlando to give second-year point guard Aaron Brooks the starting job.
And the Rockets have taken off, winning nine in row at home and seven of eight overall before last night.
"This team got rid of a couple of guys who were a little bit individual in how they played and now I think they're playing exceptionally well as a team right now," Raptors coach Jay Triano said. "They've been one of the best defensive teams over the last six, seven games."
Shane Battier, one of the more underappreciated starters on any NBA team, also sat out that game in Toronto and he's part of one of the top defensive wing duos in the league.
"It's because of Battier and (Ron) Artest, two of maybe the best wing defenders in the game. They get out, they pressure you on the perimeter knowing that they've got the biggest man in the league (the 7-foot-6 Yao) standing behind them to take a away anything in the paint," said Triano. "They make it very difficult to score."
It didn't look that way early, however, as the Raptors rode outstanding first quarters from Bosh and Bargnani (both with 12 points in the first 12 minutes) to a lead that got as big as 12 points.
But the Rockets finally started to play better defence, and when Bargnani got his third foul three minutes into the second quarter and had to sit down, Houston took control.
With Artest hitting a pair of key three-pointers, one right at the halftime buzzer, the Rockets had a 57-49 lead at the break.
Toronto's defence allowed Houston to shoot 64 per cent in the second quarter alone as the Rockets scored 37 points in the period. Yao, able to operate relatively unmolested against Jake Voskuhl, who replaced the foul-plagued Bargnani, had 10 of his 14 first-half points in the second quarter.
Toronto tried to throw different defensive looks at Yao, running a second defender at him at times, but on most of the possessions he converted into baskets, Yao was able to catch the ball too deep in the paint for a double-team to work.


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Too late, for the taste of some Ontario Liberals, Dalton McGuinty leapt to the defence of his embattled Energy Minister on Tuesday.
For Chris Bentley's sake, perhaps it would have been better if the Premier had left well enough alone.
Having previously been dismissive of provincial opposition parties' push toward finding Mr. Bentley in contempt of the Legislature, Mr. McGuinty suddenly shifted to presenting it as one of history's great injustices. Or at least, as something that could "have profound, personal consequences for one of our honourable colleagues and represent a sad and dangerous departure from a tradition of respect and honour."
Depending on whom one listens to, Mr. McGuinty was either genuinely upset, or was trying to appease members of his caucus annoyed that a minister was taking the fall for a mess around power-plant cancellations that is clearly of the Premier's office's making. Probably, it was a bit of both. In any event, his appeal did nothing to stop Progressive Conservatives and New Democrats from voting en masse to advance the contempt process to the committee stage.
What Mr. McGuinty's intervention did achieve was to give the matter more prominence than it otherwise would have had. When a premier gives late-evening notice that he's cancelling his previously scheduled events to make a special statement the following morning, he can rest assured that a lot of journalists will turn up. And when he then raises the stakes with an uncharacteristically animated performance, he succeeds in getting some people outside the Queen's Park bubble to pay attention.
That, really, is exactly what the opposition is trying to achieve with the whole contempt business in the first place. Ostensibly it's about the government`s failure to turn over documents related to the scrapping of projects in Oakville and Mississauga in a timely fashion, and there may indeed be frustration with the Liberals' perceived obstructionism. But mostly, it's about keeping the cancellations – costly, politically motivated decisions that annoy most Ontarians who hear about them – in the news for as long as possible.
When Mr. McGuinty made a last-minute pitch for the contempt investigation to be dropped, with a committee still looking into the circumstances around the power-plant cancellations, the NDP seemed at least slightly open to it; the Tories rejected it, preventing it from getting the unanimous consent it would have needed.
There's an obvious reason for that. Because they're highly unusual, and in theory (though not really in practice) can lead to punishments up to and including jail time, contempt charges can puncture the aforementioned bubble – cracking the hourly news, and going into heavy rotation on the CP24 news crawl.
Mr. McGuinty is not wrong that it's mean-spirited for the opposition to try to get that kind of play by tarnishing the reputation of someone who everyone knows has played a peripheral role in this saga. A couple of weeks ago, the Tories were feigning indignation that the government was hanging Mr. Bentley out to dry by not releasing the documents. Then the documents were coughed up, and they proceeded with trying to get their pound of flesh anyway.
But effectively waving his arms in the air and telling everyone to pay attention probably wasn't the best way for Mr. McGuinty to minimize the grief for his minister, or for himself. And the fact that he swung so wildly away from last week's strategy plays into one of the more common criticisms of his government made by insiders – that it's careening from crisis to crisis, making up defensive strategy on the fly.
If there's an upside for the Liberals, it's that at a time when their caucus is struggling with a divisive austerity agenda, Mr. McGuinty's rallying cry to get behind Mr. Bentley should help unite the party. But when MPPs go back to their ridings during the Thanksgiving break, they may find that it's also achieved the rare feat of getting Ontarians to talk about provincial politics between elections, and not in the way they'd like.Report Typo/Error
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Merseyside Police have arrested nine people and charged another as part of a crackdown on retail crime.
This morning, teams of police carried out search warrants at houses in Bebington, Bootle, Prescot, Everton, Anfield and Toxteth.
Nine people were arrested on suspicion of robbery, handling stolen goods and possession of drugs with intent to supply.
One man- a 35-year-old from Bebington - has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a Co-op in Cross Lane, Bebington last December in which staff were threatened with an axe before having money stolen.
Two other men, aged 22 and 23, have been arrested in the Edge Hill area on suspicion of handling stolen goods and a 17-year-old from Toxteth has been arrested on suspicion of a street robbery also in Edge Hill in which a mobile phone and i-Pod were stolen.
A man in Bootle was arrested in connection with three recent armed robberies at business premises and two teenagers were also arrested for separate robbery offences.
The enforcement activity this morning will be followed by visits by police this evening to local betting shops, pawnbrokers, off-licences and convenience stores in areas where robberies have previously occurred to offer advice on how to improve their security and crime prevention measures.


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MLB x NEW ERA "Pittsburgh Pirates: 1974 All Star" Snapback Cap
Posted by Maui, February 3rd, 2012 01:02 am under New Era 9Fifty
Professional baseball has been played in the Pittsburgh area since 1876. The teams of the era were "independents", barnstorming throughout the region and not affiliated with any organized league, though they did have salaries and were run as a business organization. After much controversy of who was to own the team, Barney Dreyfuss bought the team and officially named them as the Pittsburgh Pirates. This "1974 All Star" snapback cap focuses on one of their most memorable games played.
Following the team brand color scheme, the front crown backdrop is White with Black back panels and a Yellow bill. A circle front embroidery occupies the front. The snaps in the back are Yellow. Get yours HERE.


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NAHA, OKINAWA PREF. – Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga went to Okinawa on Wednesday for talks with local leaders, seeking their acceptance of the plan to replace the U.S. Futenma base with a new airstrip to be built in the prefecture while offering aid to support local economic development.
Suga met with Gov. Hirokazu Nakaima, explaining to him the central government's plan to commemorate April 28, the day Japan recovered its sovereignty under a 1952 peace treaty following its defeat in World War II, although Okinawa was forced to remain under U.S. control for another 20 years, and thus regards the date as a "day of insult."
In the agreement with the U.S., the Futenma air station in the city of Ginowan will be closed and its operations relocated at the new airstrip at a less populated coastal area farther north on Okinawa Island.
Suga's visit, his first since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe launched his Cabinet in December, came after the administration asked Nakaima last month to allow land reclamation at the new site following assessment of the environmental impact.
"I will check the content (of the application) based on the reclamation law. It will take some time to come up with a result," Nakaima told Suga.
The government at the same time is offering development assistance to Okinawa. It has also been negotiating with the U.S. to return to the prefecture some of the land the U.S. military uses for its facilities. Nakaima asked Suga to come up with a timeline for returning U.S. land south of Kadena base, but Suga merely said the government is working on it.


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Mandela Backs Mbeki for Second Term
Former South African president Nelson Mandela gave a vote of confidence to embattled President Thabo Mbeki here on Sunday.
"Thabo Mbeki is a remarkable man, he is intelligent, very bright, alert, hard working -- he is the driving force between the present government," he told the BBC.
"I will gladly support him for the second term."
Asked to comment on rumors of a plot by rivals within the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to challenge the president, Mandela reiterated his confidence in the three accused men.
"Until there is concrete and credible evidence to the contary, I will continue to hold Cyril Ramaphosa, Tokyo Sexwale and Mathews Phosa in high esteem," he said.
Mandela added that Ramaphosa "would be one of the right people to lead South Africa" should the businessman decide one day to run for president.
South Africa's first black president added that the ANC had never been as strong as it was today.
Mandela is in London on a four-day visit to take part in celebrations marking the seventh anniversary of the end of apartheid in South Africa.
He was to attend Sunday a "Freedom Day" concert in Trafalgar Square, where the South African embassy is located. REM, Atomic Kitten and the Corrs were among the groups billed to play at the concert – LONDON (AFP)
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They host Nuneaton and a charge of £10 is payable on the day to cover admittance and a pre-match buffet.
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Warsaw (Jun. 23)
Three persons who were tried to-day for participating in the anti-Jewish excesses at Radom recently have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from three to seven days. Four others who were put on trial with them have been acquitted, the prosecution being unable to prove that they had been concerned in the excesses, which all the accused strenuously denied.
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SAACI elects new board and national chairperson
The new board has just completed its first strategic meeting and we are now hard at work formulating a new business plan for SAACI, with the aim of managing it more like a business, as opposed to a traditional association. – Zelda Coetzee, SAACI national chairperson
Zelda Coetzee, owner of Imfunzelelo Conference and Event Management, takes over from Nina Freysen-Pretorius as SAACI national chairperson. Coetzee is a professional conference organiser with extensive local and international experience. She has held numerous positions in SAACI since 2003, most recently as deputy national chairperson and chairperson of the Western Cape branch.
Kim Gibbens, Springbok Altas's Durban branch manager, has been appointed vice-chairperson and Glenn van Eck, CEO of Magnetic Storm, the national treasurer.
Other board members are immediate past chairperson Nina Freysen-Pretorius (the Conference Company); Keith Burton (African Agenda); Bruce Dorrofield (Impro-Vision); Wayne Johnson (Holiday Inn Express); Crystal Kasselman (Centeq Events); Godfrey King (Contact Publications); Conrad Kullmann (3D Group); Denver Manickum (i-Cube Advertising); James Seymour (Durban KwaZulu-Natal Convention Bureau); Esmaré Steinhöfel (Cape Town International Convention Centre); Bronwen Shaw (Avis); and Andrew Stewart (PeriExpo).
Freysen-Pretorius says her years as SAACI's national chairperson were memorable, but the time has come to inject new energy and ideas into the association.
'Zelda Coetzee and Kim Gibbens are definitely going to bring that to SAACI. They are very enthusiastic about the association and very committed, and well-equipped to take on the challenges that lie ahead,' she says. As a board member, Freysen-Pretorius will still be behind the scenes, offering her support.
Coetzee says she is taking over the reins of the association at a time when a number of solid building blocks have already been put in place. 'We have an effective head office and secretariat, as well as seven functioning specialist forums within the business events industry.
'In addition, the new board has just completed its first strategic meeting and we are now hard at work formulating a new business plan for SAACI, with the aim of managing it more like a business, as opposed to a traditional association,' she says.
She adds that the new board is very aware that membership benefits are crucial. 'Members expect a return on their investment and we plan to give them exactly that. SAACI is already at the forefront of the business events industry in South Africa – a position that we intend to strengthen even more.'


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Meet Lauren Alaina, the last contestant and 'best voice' of the day, who tried out after she was encouraged by her ill cousin.
"American Idol" producer Nigel Lythgoe once tweeted about a "really talented" 15-year-old whom they found in Nashville. His followers finally got the look of the girl he's talking about in the January 27 episode. Lauren Alaina was saved for the last and drew comparison to season 1 winner Kelly Clarkson.
Alaina sang Faith Hill's "Like We Never Loved at All" and Randy Jackson stopped her to say, "Best we've seen today". As Alaina cried in happiness, Steven Tyler said, "I think you should cry, cos you're going to make 40 million people cry." After giving the ticket to Hollywood Jennifer Lopez said, "I can't wait to see you again."
Alaina has a cousin, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor, to inspire her to sing. But Alaina was not the only amazing singer with a story to tell. The Nashville audition also brought in Chelsee Oaks and Rob Bolin, who are ex-lovers. When dating, they used to sing together but Chelsee has now seen another man. They auditioned together and Tyler said they are "one voice". Chelsee and Rob were given three "yeses". "They're gonna get back together," Lopez teased after they left.
Then there was Matt Dillard whose family has taken care of hundreds of foster children. Although Lopez did not approve his voice, Jackson and Tyler gave him a chance. Once again Lopez was in disagreement with the guys when 2009 Miss Teen USA came for her 'talent'. Lopez thought her voice was so small but the other two let her through anyway.
Adrienne Beasley made quite an impression on Tyler who could not put a finger on what it is about her that was special. She is an African-American girl who was adopted by a white couple when she was 2 years old, and lives in a farm. "You really surprised me there in the middle," Lopez said.
Next week, the audition moves to Austin, Texas.
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Business Development Manager (Asset Management)
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- The Natural Power Consultants Limited
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- Stirling, Stirling
- Salary
- Package offered will be dependent on your experience and fit for the role plus benefits.
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- 25 Apr 2014
- Closes
- 25 May 2014
- Sector
- Wind Energy, Offshore, On-shore, Renewable Energy, Environmental, Consultancy
- Hours
- Full Time
- Contract Type
- Permanent
Natural Power is a leading independent renewable energy consultancy and products provider offering consultancy, management and due diligence services across the onshore wind, offshore wind, wave, tidal and biomass sectors. We have built a successful ethos for delivering environmentally balanced and rewarding projects that allow Renewables Clients to achieve their objectives with our trusted support and expertise.
Our Asset Management business provides management services on approximately 2.6GW of wind energy (roughly one third of the UK's onshore capacity), making us the leading provider of wind farm management services in the UK. We provide a range of services for utilities and independent power producers, including award winning Health & Safety management, High Voltage system management, site performance analysis and optimisation, ControlCentre 24/7 monitoring, as well as commercial and financial services.
The business has seen considerable growth over recent years and as a result of this we are looking to recruit a Business Development Manager to help us deliver our long term strategy.
The Opportunity
Due to the on-going success and growth of our business, we are looking to recruit a Business Development Manager into our newly refurbished office in Stirling. Reporting into the Director of Asset Management and with support from the Business Development Assistant, your primary focus is to manage the existing relationships that we have with clients whilst ensuring new clients and opportunities are successful for Natural Power. A selection of duties and responsibilities include:
- Understand and promote the wide range of services for Asset Management, and an understanding of our wider Natural Power business;
- Lead, co-ordinate and draft tenders for submission and deliver successful outcomes through contract negotiations;
- Act as point of contact for tender submissions and review;
- Maintain client contact and set up and attend as required meetings for potential clients and new business with relevant Senior Managers (CRM database);
- Focus on areas of targeted growth for new business;
- Regular reporting and maintenance of an up to date Business Development Plan for each department (the implementation and delivery of our rolling 3yr Business plan with a clear client-facing focus).
Qualifications and Experience
You will be degree qualified in a relevant field. Further to academic qualifications, it is essential that you have demonstrable experience in a similar senior role, fulfilling comparable duties and responsibilities as outlined above. A working knowledge of the Renewable Energy or Utilities markets would be a distinct advantage.
You will be skilled in sales, business development and client management with considerable experience of managing the tender process through to contract negotiations. Further to this you will be able to evidence your experience of connecting the business development with operational teams; ensuring successful delivery of services. You will possess excellent communication skills, being able to convey clear and concise information in both written and verbal format to clients, other staff and third parties alike. Written English is of particular importance due to the volume of tenders being issued.
It is essential that you have the interpersonal skills to build profitable relationships with stakeholders at all levels both internally and externally. You will have a collaborative approach to business development and service delivery, being able to work as part of a team and motivate those around you. In addition to this, you will be capable of working under your own initiatives and to targets.
You must be a competent user of I.T. (Microsoft Office); exposure to Customer Relationship Management, Document Management or Enterprise Resource Planning system would be highly advantageous.
Due to the nature of the role, you will be expected to be flexible with your time and standard duties. A full drivers' licence is essential.
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Package offered will be dependent on your experience and fit for the role. Further to salary, other benefits include; generous holidays that increase with tenure, group personal pension scheme, childcare vouchers, bike to work scheme, discounts at related companies, life assurance, critical illness cover, income protection as well as a weekly BBQ. We offer a positive working environment, with a relaxed internal culture yet highly professional external reputation with excellent support mechanisms in place to develop your knowledge and career.
The position is based from either The Green House in Dumfries and Galloway (DG7 3XS) or Ochil House in Stirling (FK7 7XE). Recently refurbished to an excellent standard, Ochil House is just off the A91 with easy access to M80 and M9 motorways. For those taking public transport the office is twenty minutes' walk from Stirling train station. For those more active, there is a bike shed, store room and showers available (why not take advantage of our bike to work scheme). Further to this, we are next to The Peak sports complex offering; gym, pool, various courts/pitches, climbing wall amongst other things (why not take advantage of our corporate membership). More information on the Green House is available on our website.
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CW News Has Dance Party Friday
What Traffic? It's Dance Party Friday!
This isn't the first time we've seen this news crew pull these shenanigans on the air. The dancing traffic dude has been replaced by a new reporter and she's keeping up his act. He's still around to join her, so we now have two sideshow dancers giving us their best rhyme and Roger Rabbit, as opposed to the updates. If the news doesn't depress you, these moves might do the trick.


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Zip open the Mushroom and you will find two spacious compartments, one with a Velcro seal and another with a mesh divider. The cute eye catching mushroom design mean you will never be struggling to spot your bag in a pile of rucksacks again and you will always stand out from the crowd. For all of you with a keen eye for fashion, you'll know that this is the bag of the season.


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Ms. JD Weekly Round-up: Week Ending November 30, 2012
By Ms. JD Weekly Roundup • November 30, 2012•Ms. JD, Ms. JD Weekly Roundup
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The New York City Bar Association's new numbers on women in law firm leadership reaffirm the reasons for advancing women to executive and compensation committees.
Enrollment is down at law schools across the country. Is it the economy? Or maybe all the bad press about law school grads struggling in the economy?
Have you finally stopped talking about the Anne-Marie Slaughter article on "Having it All"? Well then it's time to catch up on what she's been writing on the topic since then.
Despite the election of many more women to Congress in the last election, it looks like there won't be a single woman committee chair in the House of Representatives.
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Once again, UMass Lowell Athletics and Pack Network have partnered to bring you live webcasts, available on your web browser or mobile device. This season, all men's ice hockey games will be streamed live right here on GoRiverHawks.TV.
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The national school curriculum unfairly assumes all students can do their homework using a computer and the internet at home, a submission to the federal government's review warns.
But in reality, one in five children do not have access to the internet at home and that figure rises to one-third of children aged 5 to 14 in the most disadvantaged families.
In its submission to the curriculum review, the children's education charity The Smith Family said a lack of access to a computer and the internet among disadvantaged families could undermine the implementation of the national curriculum.
''Curriculum, schools, teachers and educational systems now tend to assume that all children and young people have access to resources such as computers and the internet, but our analysis and experience working with disadvantaged families shows this is clearly not the case,'' its submission said.
The submission said Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows that 85 per cent of children under 14 who used the internet at home did so for educational purposes, highlighting the importance placed on technology outside school.
The charity's head of research and advocacy, Anne Hampshire, said digital literacy was vital to education but it could not just be assumed all students had access to the same level of technology.
She said many families struggled to put food on the table so a computer was a luxury many could not afford.
Mele Tuliakiono, a mother of three, knows about the problems of not having a computer or internet access at home.
Until recently Ms Tuliakiono, from Rosemeadow, in Sydney's south-west, had to send her children to the library on the way home from school so they could use public computers to do their homework.
She now has a computer package from the Smith Family that includes internet access, which has changed her life.
''It's so exciting, I can do things on the computer at home now and so can the kids,'' she said.
Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne launched a review of the national curriculum in January and appointed two outspoken critics of the curriculum to report to him by midyear.
Mr Pyne wanted a greater focus on Western civilisations included in a national curriculum but NSW schools, including the public, Catholic and independent sector, were urging the government to retain a strong focus on Aboriginal history.
In their joint submission to the review, the three school sectors said any curriculum calling itself national or Australian needed to include a strong focus on indigenous history and culture.
Other criticisms of the curriculum came from primary school principals, who argued it was overcrowded, too advanced and risked undermining the teaching of basic literacy and numeracy skills.


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In June 2011, Nationals Park welcomed Shake Shack to the Miller Lite Scoreboard Walk. Accessible to all ticket holders, Shake Shack offers Nationals fans killer game day eats, including ShackBurgers, 'Shrooms, hot dogs, crinkle cut fries and more.
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Pretoria - A taxi driver, described as a kind-hearted and hard-working man, who killed his common-law wife's boyfriend by setting his home alight in a fit of jealousy, was given a lifeline by Judge Thokozile Masipa when she sentenced him to an effective 15 years' imprisonment.
She is the presiding judge in the Oscar Pistorius trial.
Hans Isaacs was earlier convicted in the Pretoria High Court of murder, attempted murder and arson.
On the night of January 27 last year, his common-law wife and mother of his son, Virginia Ramodike, decided to sleep over at her boyfriend Chris Sibanda's home in Mamelodi. The house was around the corner from where she and Isaacs lived.
Isaacs, when he discovered she was cheating on him, doused Sibanda's home with petrol and set it alight. Ramodike was injured in the flames while Sibanda died a few days later in hospital from multiple organ failure.
Ramodike told a social worker that although she loved Isaacs, she had an affair with Sibanda because she was bored.
Ramodike testified that she and Isaacs had been in a love relationship for the past 22 years.
In 2012, she started a secret love affair with Sibanda. According to her, she went to her lover's home that night, and after a night of passion, went to the bathroom. She felt liquid under her feet and smelt it was petrol.
The room was engulfed in flames immediately afterwards. She and her lover escaped through a window. She at first told the police that she saw Isaacs that night on the premises, but told Judge Masipa that she had lied.
Ramodike was declared a hostile witness and would not testify against Isaacs, after initially pointing him out as the arsonist.
It emerged that Ramodike was unhappy with the fact that Isaacs, who financially supported her and their child, could go to jail.
Judge Masipa, however, convicted Isaacs as all fingers pointed to him. She remarked during her judgment that it was clear Ramodike still "had a soft spot" for the accused.
This is in addition to the evidence that he was a good provider.
Ramodike told a social worker, who prepared a pre-sentencing report, that she and the deceased "just had a casual sexual fling".
She said she went to his home on the night of the incident after a soccer game as she knew Isaacs would be home much later, and she took advantage of the opportunity to be with her lover.
She sneaked out of the house and went to Sibanda's home around the corner.
Ramodike told the social worker she regretted her behaviour and she knew it was not justifiable.
She said she had been bored in her relationship with Isaacs, as he was older and always came home tired, which strained their sexual life.
She said Sibanda was much younger and gave her the kind of attention she never got at home.
The social worker said the woman was in tears when she said she knew Isaacs loved her, but that it was not enough.
Ramodike also broke down in tears when she spoke about losing the deceased and the fact that she could not attend his funeral as she was in hospital.
Sibanda was a Zimbabwean national with a wife and children back home.
Isaacs told the social worker he was very disappointed when he discovered that his partner was cheating on him.
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HOUSTON - A family's southeast Houston home was destroyed Thursday morning after a raging fire swept through it.
A man, his wife and mother-in-law were inside their home on St. Lo near Westover around 6:45 a.m. when a passerby alerted them that it was on fire.
The family rushed outside, and the passerby helped them tear down a wooden fence to get them a safe distance away from the burning house.
Sincearce Irvin realizes how lucky they were.
"Thank God for getting us out of there," said she said.
They credit their quick-thinking neighbor with saving their lives.
"I think it's amazing you know a person was out here to help us see our house burning down come over here and wake us up and get them out. That's a hero," said Andre Mudd.
The neighbor said he was just at the right place at the right time.
"I just jumped the gate and banged on the window that's my friend," said Stephan Abreu. "I just did what I thought was right. That's all, the house was on fire, I wouldn't want no one to leave me in a burning house."
The home was fully engulfed in flames when the Houston Fire Department arrived.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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EASTNOR'S second straight win, after an impressive run chase at second-placed Stourbridge, has moved the villagers up to fifth in the Birmingham League Division Two table.
The visitors shrugged off the absence from their attack of star pace-man Shahid Ahmed but the all-rounder proved his worth with the bat with an excellent unbeaten 71 which guided his side home.
In Shahid's absence, Shameer Ahmed did a good job as opening-bowling replacement.
"Shameer conceded only six runs from his first six overs and then, when he came back for the spell between overs 40 and 51, his next six still only went for 26," said Eastnor spokesman Malcolm Hughes.
"It was an outstanding effort for a 15-year-old.
Sajid Ali also bowled well to take 3-72 but, with Audy Alexander striking a century against Eastnor for the second successive season, Stourbridge put together an impressive 250-6 from their 55 overs.
"The pitch played well but I thought we had given them too many," admitted Hughes.
With both openers back in the pavilion, and Arshad Hussain retiring hurt, with the half-century still not reached, Eastnor faced an uphill target.
But Atiq (96) and Faisal (44) set the visitors on the path to victory and some powerful hitting by Shahid (71 not out) ensured the target was reached with eight balls to spare.


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Cheesy Chili Rellenos Recipe
I got this meatless main dish recipe in South Dakota. It also makes a good side dish. I live on a cattle ranch and cook three meals a day, so I'm always interested in finding different recipes.—Mary Morrow, Jordan Valley, Oregon
- 3 cans (4 ounces each) whole green chilies, drained
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Monterey jack cheese
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup half-and-half cream
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce
- 1. Cut chilies open lengthwise. Rinse; removing seeds. Place chilies on paper towels to drain. Combine cheeses; set aside 1/2 cup for topping. In a large bowl, combine the flour, cream and eggs until smooth.
- 2. In a greased deep 1-1/2-qt. baking dish, layer half of the cheese, chilies and egg mixture. Repeat layers. Pour tomato sauce over the top; sprinkle with reserved cheese.
- 3. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Front aspect door, doors to rooms, two built in cupboards and power points.
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Low level w/c, pedestal wash basin, walk-in shower, part tiled walls, fitted extractor fan and wall fitted heater.
Reception 14'7 x 9'7 (4.45m x 2.92m)
Rear aspect double glazed door, rear aspect double glazed window, access to Kitchen, wall fitted storage heater, power points and intercom system.
Kitchen 8'8 x 5'9 (2.64m x 1.75m)
Stainless steel sink with drainer, selection of storage units, space for cooker, washing machine and fridge/freezer, part tiled walls, power points and fitted extractor fan.
Bedroom 12'8 x 9'7 (3.86m x 2.92m)
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Haier Pulse Triumphant Once Again
Invitational Haier Central Pulse v Glasgow Wildcats
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Haier Pulse Triumphant Once Again
The Haier Pulse had more than just seven players to contend with as the crowd roared for their opponents, home team Glasgow Wildcats, in their third match of the World Premier Club Challenge (WPCC). This proved to be no problem for the New Zealand side, however, as the team capitalised on every opportunity, claiming an easy 77-22 triumph.
On the back of their 20-goal win against the Manchester Thunder, the Pulse hit the court with a confident air. Unforced errors were prominent for the Wildcats in the opening minutes, the team struggling against the pace of the Pulse, however were able to reduce these as they settled into the game.
The Pulse scored the first five goals quickly, gaining some precious ball from early Wildcats mistakes. The ball soon reached the opposite end of the court, however, Lesley MacDonald pulling in a high ball and sinking the first Wildcats goal into the third minute.
The Wildcats defence was persistent, really concentrating on shutting down Caitlin Thwaites, however the speed of the Pulse midcourt's passes was unstoppable at times.
Thwaites called time into the tenth minute to get her finger looked at which proved a good chance for both teams to regroup. After injury time the Wildcats seemed to be more focused and with this were able to break the Pulse defence a little easier. Shooters MacDonald and Lynsey Gallagher communicated well to get the ball into the circle and convert some beautiful long-range shots.
Quick, confident deliveries into the circle from Nicola Mackle and Daya Wiffen ensured the Pulse's intensity was retained into the last minute of the first quarter. The Pulse led by 16 at quarter time, with the score at 22-6.
The Wildcats made some minor changes into the second quarter, Murphy switching to the WD bib and Browney moving back to the GD position.
In a flash the Pulse were firing through the court, executing some brilliant straight-line play. The Wildcats slowed their pace a little to combat the Pulse zone defence and with this were able to send the ball easily into the circle, the towering goal shoot an easy target scoring three long range goals with confidence.
Unfortunately the Wildcats shooters were not successful often enough, giving the Pulse easy rebounds which were promptly turned into points on the board.
Te Amo Amaru-Tibble called time into the seventh minute, moving into goal shoot because of a twisted knee, Thwaites coming up to goal attack. The Wildcats seemed stilted again into this phase of the game, giving away ball as they did at the start of the first quarter, whilst the Pulse level-headedly slotted passes into Tibble who was often left unmarked. The Pulse headed into the third quarter leading 43-10.
Amber Bellringer entered the court at goal attack after the break and retained her swish shooting demonstrated in the Pulse's last two games. Wildcats captain Claire Brownie did well with some extremely tight man-on-man defence against Bellringer however the amount of penalties she incurred aided the Pulse in their shooting circle.
Changes into the midcourt in for the Wildcats saw some great moves throughout the court, however all too easily the glimpses of brilliance were lost in transition into the shooting circle. Any missed shots were placed easily into the hands of the Pulse defence, the duo of Victoria Smith and Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickett towering over the opposing shooters.
At the other end of the court it seemed Mulheron was really up against it taking on Thwaites, however a stellar effort was put in by the defender who never stopped trying out different tactics to try and shut down the shooter. A brilliant intercept by the keeper was unable to be capitalised on in the final minute, the three-quarter time score 59-14 to the Pulse.
Pulse centre Wiffen had an exceptional match which was highlighted in the final quarter, linking the team together effortlessly. Her Wildcats opponent Jenna Storie took the court at centre in the final quarter and did the same, cleaning up the midcourt for her team and working well with Murphy to feed the circle with patience and ease.
Unfortunately this wasn't nearly enough for the Wildcats, as the scoreboard read 77-22 to the Pulse at the final whistle. The home team can take away a few positives from the game, however, and look to improve on the negatives in their next match.
In the end the Pulse simply outclassed their opponents, giving the Wildcats no opportunity to have a shot at the lead. The team will aim to continue the classy performances of the last three games against the Northern Panthers at 1.00am (NZ time).
Quarter scores (Pulse first): 22-6, 43-10, 59-14, 77-22.
Pulse Starting Line-Up
GS: Caitlin Thwaites
GA: Te Amo Amaru-Tibble
WA: Nicola Mackle
C: Daya Wiffen
WD: Stacey McFeeters
GD: Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickett
GK: Victoria Smith
Pulse subs:
(After injury time)
GS: Tibble replaced Thwaites
GA: Thwaites replaced Tibble
GS: Thwaites replaced Tibble
GA: Amber Bellringer replaced Thwaites
WD: Claire Kersten replaced McFeeters
GK: Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickett replaced Smith


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Two weeks ago I did battle with Sears (SHLD) on social media. I put into practice 10% of the attack plan as taught directly to me by Master Sun. On Monday, I did battle with Sears again, except this time it was on Kmart.
All I can say is that it got nasty behind the scenes, something I am not used to (to me reputation and character are keys in this business). But I was nonetheless prepared for this foray, thanks to the back alleys during childhood (yes, for real). After thinking about each experience with a very rare stiff drink on the rocks (I don't drink), I felt this rage developing. I remarked to my COO that "Sears has just tossed gas on a human flame."
For now, and unbeknown to them, I am done with Sears having thoroughly exploited their misleading statements to the remaining investor base and customers. I am ramping up a personal crusade, however, to take it to execs where I believe wrongdoing is being done. Think Banksy for financial services. It could be ridiculous jargon designed to cover the truth for investors. Or it could be actual fundamental issues with a company. Wherever and whenever I feel the moment is right, I intend to strike like a cobra to a human leg. Believe me -- they won't even see the strike coming.
Exposed: Kellogg
Since the current CEO officially took over in January 2011:
- Kellogg (K): +21.45%
Underperformance, bottom line. Then we receive a massive restructuring plan that doesn't include the CEO being pushed out of the door, everyone but him. Consider the following:
"This project will generate a significant amount of savings, a majority of which will be invested in key strategic areas of focus for the business."
- Translation: our products are not wow enough to justify higher price points/our savings will be reinvested into marketing to compete more effectively, no full shareholder benefit.
"The company expects that this investment will drive future growth in revenues, gross margin, operating profit, and cash flow."
- Translation: yes, gross profit and operating profit dollars will grow, but watch those margin percentages.
"An optimization of supply-chain infrastructure will include actions designed to increase efficiency and improve margins, including the consolidation of facilities and the elimination of excess capacity."
- Translation: late to forecast changes in consumption and what others were doing in the aisles.
"Global Business Services will create increased productivity throughout the organization. The program will consolidate common processes or business services across multiple regions and functions."
- Translation: attention to processes was not a high priority, and we were wasteful with shareholder capital.
On a Positive Note
I am still bullish on Starbucks (SBUX). Although a close call with my team, I could make the case for a price range of $85 to $87, based on new platforms for growth globally in non-coffee categories.
On a Negative Note
I have been hardcore touring malls. Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) a top destination of mine, as has been Hollister. The stock caught an upgrade on Monday. Buyer beware. The assortment looks very dull, and is still priced out of the sweetspot where teens are buying (especially in female categories).


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My second child, a boy, is so different than my creative-soul 9 year-old daughter. Everything that everyone told me about having a boy was absolutely true. This little boy of mine: let's just say I have already dubbed him a gymnast, and I have high hopes for the Olympics some day! With him, I wanted to find some gymnastics experiences that are age appropriate. He is under two, and I know there are lots of options in Louisville for kids 2-3 and up. But since he is a monkey at heart at such an early age, I wanted to explore exactly what is out there for his age-range, 12 months-24 months. I tested out four options that are suitable.
My Gym offers a free demo class so I signed up my tot to check them out. He falls in the age range of
14-23 months, so we attended a Waddlers class. This age group meets on Wednesdays and Thursdays
at 9:15am. You can request a demo class, which is free. I like
the option they give you to try the class before you commit to monthly fees. We had such a great time!
I knew that my young toddler would probably really be into it, because of his obsession with climbing
on everything he sees. If you're familiar with My Gym, it's a neat space as it's very open and spacious
with lots of age appropriate climbing structures, balls all over the place, slides, and stairs and mats to
climb up and over, a ball pit, etc. The class starts with just play time and free range of the gym, and then
moves into a circle time in which the teacher sings a greeting song and the kids do some stretches. They
work on a skill that they are practicing; at the class we attended it was doing hand stands. They moved
into free range again, then Mr. Bill came out and they did two separate stations where the toddlers
could work on jumping and doing a tumble, both assisted. Or, they could do a tumble on the rocking
horse mat. They hooked up some neat swings from the ceiling and the
toddlers each got a chance to swing, and could go back and forth between that activity and a bouncing
activity on a mat down one of the slides. It was FUN! I enjoyed watching my little one get so excited
at everything and the instructors were super with the kids. We had a blast, and I do think I'm going to sign my toddler up
for classes now that I have had a chance to see what we would get out of it. The class lasted one hour.
They offer 4 week sessions with 45 minute classes for $56 or 60 minute classes for $60 which includes
1 structured class and 1 free play per week. My Gym also hosts Parent's Night Out a couple of times
a month. It is for children at least 16
months old through 8 years old; cost=$25 for 1st child, $10 for 2nd child, $5 per additional child.
My Gym Louisville is located at 11770 Shelbyville Road Suite 101 in Middletown. You can call (502) 614-
6001 for more info and to sign up for a demo class.
At Sky Zone Louisville, they began offering a Toddler Jump Time back at the end of November. It's a
jumping time for toddlers only, ages 5 and under specifically. I finally got the chance to take my little
boy, who is 17 months old, to this jump. I must admit I was a wee bit skeptical about
this at first because of his age. He LOVED it! That is an understatement. And, momma loved it too! But
beware: you will sweat. I had no idea how much of a workout that was going to be! (I made a note to
NOT wear jeans and a sweater next time) I was pleasantly surprised as well to see a lot of moms and
dads there with little ones around the same age as my son. Since he is under 2 years old, I thought he
would be the youngest one there and would still get trampled or feel intimidated even by preschoolers.
That was not the case and it helped me feel more comfortable with him there. He loved the balls! The
staff had put out large colorful beach balls and some smaller basketballs and he just spent the entire
time walking from one square to another trying to retrieve balls! He liked the feeling of swaying up
and down but really doesn't have the concept down of jumping yet. I on the other hand jumped my
heart out and it was so much fun! It's a great deal for this momma because with my little guy in tow,
we can both jump for $8.00 (adults jump FREE.) I actually can't wait to go back with the rest of my
family because my 9 year old daughter will love it, and my husband will love the basketball jumping pit!
LouFamFun reviewed Sky Zone when it first opened; you can read that here. As stated there is a small
snack area and we had to check out the restrooms while there and they were very clean and had a clean
baby changing table – a plus for me. If you're looking for a fun way to pass an hour this winter, check
this toddler time out. Toddler Jump time is every Friday, 11am-12pm.
Sky Zone Louisville is located at 2671
Technology Drive in Jeffersontown, 502-909-3500.
Kentucky Gymnastics Academy has an Open Gym time for ages 1-5. I was led to check this place out
when one of the LouFamFun writers highlighted it in the $5 per kid post. When I saw they have open
gym and ages 1+, I had a desire to check KGA too. I checked them out during their Monday morning time
slot; they have times each morning of the week which is very convenient. WOW! Was it fun, and for 5
bucks you just can't beat it. Especially on dreary, cold, is it going to rain/sleet/freeze rain/hail/
snow times during Louisville's winter season. They let you have free reign on any of the pieces of equipment; the only "rule" was that you can't
bring balls over to the huge trampoline. They had rocking horses, tons of balls, a small trampoline, lots
of climbing mats and landing mats, a couple of slides, a basketball goal. Your child can jump into the
foam pit or take a stab at the bars or balance beams. If you have a climber, you might want to check out
this play time to see if you have a future gymnast on your hands! Miss Barbara was wonderful and sang
a fun little song at the end of the session and gave out hand stamps. My little boy had never had a stamp
before (first time for everything!) and he kept saying "muss" all the way home. "Muss" is 17mo talk for
Mickey Mouse. Have fun exploring with your child because parents participate; it is $5 per child or
you can buy a $20 pass for five visits (which means you get 1 free!) The Open Gym schedule for ages 1-
5: Mon-9:30-10:30am; Tues-10am-11am; Wed-10am-11am; Thur-10am-11am; Fri-9:30am-10:30am &
10:45am-11:45 am. They also offer a Homeschool Open Gym, preschool classes, as well as structured
boys and girls gymnastics.
KGA is located at 1920 Stanley Gault Parkway, #103 in the Middletown area,
To be updated: Noah's Ark indoor play area at Southeast Christian Sports and Fitness Building, Blankenbaker Campus. This indoor play area at SECC is a lifesaver for my family. We started taking our daughter there when she
was a toddler and then sadly she outgrew it over the past couple of years. Now that we have another
little one, it's perfect for us. Our seventeen-month-old loves this climbing structure and the space inside
where he can roam and run a little bit. There is also a smaller area enclosed for real little ones, ages 0-
15 months or so. Best part? It's free! It's open to members and regular attendees who have a card to
the facility. If you have friends who are members, they can bring you along as a guest. It's suitable for
children up to age 7. There is also a food court seating area on the main floor where I've seen moms and
kids eating lunch together: vending machine and Wi-Fi available. There is also a free monthly storytime on the first Monday of every month at 10:30am.
Other sites that host open gym and/or play times include:
All About Kids offers a Preschool Open Gym on Monday-Friday from 12pm-1pm. It is strictly for ages
5 and under. There are two locations: Louisville on Blankenbaker
Parkway and the newest in Crestwood, Oldham County. (502) 809-1386 (They also offer their inflatable fun zone that includes preschool open gym at both locations that runs from 10-2pm. Details can be found at these links - Louisville - Oldham. Pricing is $6)
KaZoing! Party and Play has five Open Plays every week: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
from 10am-12pm and an additional afternoon time on Wednesday from 4pm-6pm. The cost is $6 per
child for ages walking and up. A parent or guardian must stay. Their website says this weekly playtime
will be going through May 31st. Your child can play in the inflatable room, the Tot Lot play room, and
make a craft. Located at 3600 Chamberlain Lane, Suite 218. (502) 412-1500
At Puzzles Fun Dome, there is a $5.00 entrance fee for children 12-23 months old. Parents enter for
FREE. The best deal is for a regular child's admission: $6.99 Monday-Thursday all day and Fridays before
2pm. Children under 12 months old are free. They have climbing structures, inflatables, and an art
studio among many other options. Located at 11530 Bluegrass Pkwy in Jeffersontown. (502)261-7144
Louisville Gymnastics offers parent & child gymnastics classes for this age group (18 months – 2 ½ years)
Check out their times and prices here. Located at 2722 Chamberlain Lane in Middletown. (502) 426-2214
By guest contributor: Erin
Note: prices are subject to change by these businesses. Please check their website or give them a call!
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3 comments:
- Mrs K. said...
Thanks so much!!!! I've already called My Gym and scheduled my free class! Also until the end of January they are doing a deal for a month of classes for $20.14 includes the one-time membership fee!
We will be checking out the other places as well...again THANK YOU!
- January 22, 2014 at 11:30 PM
- Louisville Family Fun said...
So happy to have helped you through our website!
- January 23, 2014 at 7:24 AM
- Cari Whalen said...
Thanks so much for this list! I'm not from Louisville but will have to be there for a couple of months with a 3 year old. This was a great list and most info is still accurate. Thanks again!
- July 15, 2015 at 11:40 AM
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The accident and emergency department at King George Hospital will remain open "for the foreseeable future", Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has confirmed.
The department at the Goodmayes hospital was due to close next year as part of a reconfiguration of services.
But now Jeremy Hunt has confirmed it will remain open as expected improvements required in emergency care across Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals Trust (BHRUT) are not expected to take place as quickly as envisaged.
He said: "The NHS locally has always been clear that changes to the A&E service at King George Hospital will not be made until there are further improvements in the quality of emergency care, and when more work has taken place to reduce the need for hospital attendance and give care closer to home.
"Progress is being made in these areas and the Trust's improvement plan as part of our rigorous special measures process reinforces the focus on developing emergency care for local patients.
"This is a priority for the new leadership team at the Trust. However, there is still work to do and we do not expect the Trust to be ready to make the changes for the foreseeable future."
Council leader Keith Prince has told the Guardian the A&E department will definitely not close next year, as a result of the announcement.
He said: "This has told us there is a definite stay of execution. It is fantastic news and I would like to thank Lee for all he has done.
"It is very clear we're are getting closer to securing the A&E in Redbridge."
But deputy leader of Redbridge Labour party, Cllr Wes Streeting, labelled the news as a "pre-election stunt that doesn't go far enough".
He added: "All the Government has announced today is a delay – and only because their local NHS Trust is in crisis. A delayed closure isn't good enough: it's time for the Tories to abandon closure plans completely."
It was recently reported that since November 2010 seriously ill or injured children have not been taken by ambulance to the A&E department and transported to Queen's Hospital in Romford.
A Care Quality Commission report last year found A&E patients were being put at risk at both hospitals due to poor care standards.


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Hi,I am new to PHP and learning it!I have created a simple database on my localhost name 'submitpaper'Then I have created a table name 'upload_file' having two fields (file1, file2) both are (VARCHAR 255)I am having problem in saving files to target folder 'testupload'
Kindly Check and Review My PHP Script And HTML
PHP Script
//This is the directory where files will be saved
$target = "testupload/";
$target = $target . basename( $_FILES['file']['name']);
//This gets all the other information from the form
// Connects to your Database
mysql_connect("localhost", "root", "")
//Writes the information to the database
mysql_query("INSERT INTO `upload_file` VALUES ('$file1', '$file2')") ;
//Writes the photo to the server
if(move_uploaded_file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'], $target)) {
//Tells you if its all ok
echo "The file ". basename( $_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']). "has been uploaded, and your information has been added to the directory"; }
else {
//Gives and error if its not echo "Sorry, there was a problem uploading your file."; }
<form action="upload_file.php" method="post"
File1:<input type="file" name="file1" id="file1"><br>
File2:<input type="file" name="file2" id="file2">
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">
When you say you have a problem, what is the problem? Do you get an error message? Have you checked the permissions on the upload file directory to make sure they allow files to be written?
Also you need to look at not using the mysql library for this. As you said you're starting out with PHP, have a look at the mysqli or PDO libraries for database access, as mysql is being deprecated now. There is a link at the top of this board to articles on how to change. Better to get used to the newer ways than waste time with the old.
whenever i click the 'submit' button, the php code is displayed.....
OK, how are you testing? Specifically, do you have a server (WAMP, MAMP, something else) running on your PC to interpret the PHP code? If you don't, and you're just opening the html code in the browser, that's what you'll get.
I am using WAMP SERVER on my local host!
Crank the error reporting level to maximum and turn on the display of errors (error display should be turned off for a live server)
The last comment has a normal line tagged to the end of it which has been commented out because of the comment anything on the same line as // is commented out, the echo line needs moving to a new line
Have to check to make sure the folder has read, write, post permissions? Something like 777? You cannot post to the folder if the permissions to do so is not right.
I would NEVER suggest changing permissions to 777 and would always suggest you NOT
There may be times when 7__ is required, but when would you ever want to allow anyone and eveyone to upload anything and then run that file?
I think that's the only way PHP will write or post to a folder in a directory!
I can't see why having bad permissions on the upload directory would cause the OPs system to just display his PHP code when he presses the submit button.
My guesses would include
The HTML file is being opened through the filesystem's default browser instead of by an open browser requesting the file through the localhost server.The PHP file is misspelled and is being opened as text instead of being processed by PHP
@danyal1990 if you open a browser and using the address bar go tohttp://localhost or http://127.0.0.1what do you see?
It's possible if the php script is not written to output an error message!
Oh, OK. I would have expected a blank page or an error message if OP hasn't dealt with an error, rather than just displaying the php source. But I have little real experience of this.


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Keeping with his tradition of eclecticism, Sufjan Steven's Silver & Gold is nothing short of overwhelming. The 5-EP, 58-song Christmas compilation follows up his 2006 Songs for Christmas with an extensive, experimental range including a reverent, folksy rendition of "Silent Night," an Auto-Tuned "Do You Hear What I Hear?", a version of "Angels We Have Heard On High" in which he asks, "Shepherds, why this jubilee/have you seen a flying saucer?," and a curious, unanticipated cover of Prince's "Alphabet St." The album also features collaborations with The National's Bryce and Aaron Dressner and Arcade Fire's Richard Reed Parry. And, of course, there are original tracks like "Christmas in the Room" and the seven-minute "Barcarola (You Must be a Christmas Tree)," beautifully considered arrangements filled with homegrown, lyrical vignettes that only Sufjan Stevens could conceive.
Amid over three hours of music, there are inevitably songs we'd like to toss out in the snow. "Jingle Bells" sounds less like experimentation and more like a self-indulgent rendition of a cacophonous car crash, and I struggle to imagine someone voluntarily listening to Stevens's version of "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear," played entirely on recorder. And while both the nuanced melancholy of more traditional tracks and playful lyrics such as "I am Santa's Helper, you are Santa's slave" lend themselves to a certain level of provocation, the mockery in lines like "If drinking makes it easy, the music's kind of cheesy" is disappointingly heavy-handed. Sufjan's experimentation is undoubtedly hit-or-miss, creating a tension in the album's Christmas spirit that makes us ask whether he's overcommitted.
While the answer is yes — this child-like overcommitment to Christmas in all its complexity is entirely self-conscious, and renders Sufjan's album all the more successful as an art form. Even its physicality is overdone, intensely ornate and complete with an 80-page booklet of lyrics, essays, temp tats of a manga unicorn and emo-Jesus, a construct-it-yourself tree ornament, and much else. Silver & Gold is an album that truly matches content to form, conveying Christmas's simultaneous materialism, spirituality, expectation, disappointment, playfulness—ultimately, raw imperfection. Its Christmas spirit may not be uniform, but it is distinctively and lovably Sufjan.


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In the first trading day of February, gold has once again topped the $1,122 chart point. The metal is currently trading near a 3-month high. It has been a good start to the year for gold, with the market up nearly 6% in the past month.
'You want to express a major upside number for gold but the choppy action makes investors wary,' said Kitco Metals' Global Trading Director, Peter Hug.
Speaking with Kitco News, Hug added, 'A scenario similar to 2008-2011 may yet develop but I cannot in good faith just throw out an absurd upside target. The cross-currents in the market continue to suggest upside momentum for gold, but the move is likely to be jerky.'
Hug explained that it is definitely a technical market for traders but in the current environment, a core position for investors is key.
'Fundamentals line up for a higher gold price. The moon shot may be coming, but if you do a reality check, what will that mean for your other assets: home values, 401 k, and your job? Hold gold as an insurance play and hope you don't need to cash in the policy.'
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TALLAHASSEE — Two of state Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink's top administrators have been forced out after an audit found a lack of internal controls for handling billions of dollars in public funds.
Sink ordered the audit in the wake of a scheme to defraud the state of $5.7-million by diverting it to Lebanon. The scheme was derailed by alert bank employees.
The auditors "identified a number of internal controls that were lacking," Sink said Friday. "We just uncovered some things that I would call 'Control 101.' "
Dismissed Thursday were Doug Darling, 55, director of the state Division of Accounting and Auditing, and Herb Fillyaw, 46, chief of the Division of Information Systems. Both helped manage billions of dollars in electronic transfers from the state to vendors.
The scheme was discovered by employees at Regions Bank and Anderson Columbia, a Lake City contractor. The FBI said that in July, the state began depositing funds intended for the contractor to a bank account controlled by Ali Hassan Hammoud of Miramar.
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"One of my concerns about state government is you have an environment where people have been doing things the same way, year after year after year," Sink said.
Darling earned about $111,000 a year and Fillyaw about $116,000. Their respective replacements are Kimberly McMurray and, on an interim basis, Craig Vollertson.
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