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"It was a gutsy win," Ball State coach Pete Lembo said in a release. "I am so proud of our kids. We had a lot of adversity today but saw a lot of good things happen. I'm sure we will watch the film tomorrow and see some things we didn't like, but there were a lot of good things that happened today."
Ball State entered the contest with starting quarterback Keith Wenning out because of an injury and then lost fifth-year senior quarterback Kelly Page early in the third quarter with Ball State leading 21-14.
Enter true freshman walk-on Kyle Kamman, who saw the first action of his college career to bring the Cardinals home for the sixth straight win.
Ball State turned to Edwards and fellow running back Horactio Banks to pad its lead and then close out the win. Three plays after Page left, Kamman handed off to Edwards, who rushed 17 yards for his third score to give Ball State a 28-14 lead with 8:37 left in the third period.
Edwards' TD was his 14th of the season and moved him to third on Ball State's single-season list.
Less than six minutes later, the Cardinals drove 65 yards on 12 plays, culminating in a Steven Schott 27-yard field goal to put them ahead 31-14 with 1:56 left in the third quarter.
Miami made a late rally, scoring on a Zac Dysert pass to Jamire Westbrook and getting a field goal from Kaleb Patterson with 3:44 left to cut Ball State's lead to 31-24. The Cardinals defense held in the red zone to hold the RedHawks to the field goal and keep Ball State ahead by a touchdown.
The Cardinals' offense then picked up a key first down on a 16-yard run from Banks before punting with 30 seconds left in the game. Miami muffed the punt and Ball State recovered to seal the victory.
Edwards finished with 98 yards on 18 carries, coming up 2 yards shy of his sixth straight 100-yard game. Banks added 80 yards on 22 carries.
"We knew we had to run it, and they knew we were going to run it," Lembo said. "We had to control the ball and take time off the clock. We did a great job of that in the second half."
Page ran for 53 yards of his own and threw for 137 yards and a touchdown before leaving the game. He led Ball State on an eight-play, 47-yard drive that culminated with an Edwards 5-yard touchdown run on the Cardinals' first possession of the game.
Miami evened the score, 7-7, on a 3-yard run by Dawan Scott, but the Cardinals closed out the first-quarter scoring on a Page 18-yard scoring pass to Jack Tomlinson to take a 14-7 lead. It marked Tomlinson's first TD catch of the season and the ninth of his career. It was the third TD pass in two games for Page and the 14th of his career.
With 6:46 to go in the second quarter, Edwards rushed in from 2 yards out for his second touchdown of the game to give the Cardinals a 21-7 lead after the Schott extra point. Schott's point after marked his 30th in a row and moved him into a tie for the sixth-longest streak in Ball State history. Schott earlier this season ended a streak of 55 consecutive extra points made, which stands as the second-best streak in school annals.
The Cardinals followed up the touchdown with an onside kick, recovered by placekicker Scott Secor. Ball State took over on its own 47-yard line but could not capitalize. Scott Kovanda, one of the three finalists for the Ray Guy Award, which goes to the nation's most outstanding punter, pinned Miami on the 7-yard line, one of three times in the game he pinned the RedHawks inside the 20.
Two possessions later, the RedHawks closed the gap to 21-14 with 23 seconds left in the half on a 34-yard pass from Dysert to Scott.
Dysert led the Miami offensive attack, finishing the game 26-of-40 through the air for 218 yards and two touchdowns.
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A Vacaville woman suffering from a debilitating nerve condition has teamed up with local runners to host a Christmas-themed run/walk to raise awareness.
To say the last year for Jo Hewitt has been painful would be an understatement. The 54-year-old Vacaville resident was diagnosed last year with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome (RSD), a debilitating condition that is associated with unbearable, unrelenting and burning nerve pain.
An avid cyclist, Hewitt was enjoying a ride with her husband, Paul Casavant, on Nov. 11, 2011, when she had a serious fall on the wet pavement. She sustained and injury to her hand, which she used to break her fall.
"I looked down and down I went," Hewitt said.
About a week later, Hewitt began showing signs of a stroke.
"That's when my lifestyle began to change," she said.
She was having trouble moving her right hand, and Hewitt's first thought was it was a result of a stroke, yet hoped that it was simply a broken hand as a result of the fall.
It was neither of those reasons her doctor informed her. Instead she was diagnosed with RSD.
"I wish I didn't know how painful it was, but I've had it over a year now," Hewitt said.
"You might look normal but you don't feel normal. It mostly just feels like you're on fire. It's not a good thing," she added.
According to the Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association, the nerve disorder usually occurs after a traumatic injury. And presently, there is no cure.
For both Hewitt and her husband, Casavant, both longtime fixtures in the local cycling scene, the resulting lifestyle change has been painful. The pair used to log thousands of miles on their bikes each year, but now just thinking about her bicycle and closet full of colorful riding jerseys is enough to bring Hewitt to tears as she can no longer ride.
Now their focus is on raising awareness, and to do so, Casavant approached Fleet Feet Sports in Vacaville to organize a run/walk to benefit the Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association.
The result was collaboration with a local running club to host the Jingle Bell Benefit Run/Walk to Candy Cane Lane.
At 6:15 p.m. on Thursday, participants will depart from Fleet Feet Sports, 354 Merchant St., to Candy Cane Lane (Arlene Drive) in a three-mile, or five-mile run. There will also be an optional walk to Alamo Park.
There is no cost to participate but Hewitt said that funds will be raised through donations and a raffle, adding that baked goods and products from a number of running vendors will be up for grabs.
"It's something that we're hoping just shines a light on it, and we're hoping to find some people in the same boat and to raise some funds," she said.
Hewitt also hopes to get participation from area sufferers of RSD, as she has also started a local support group for those suffering with the disease.
Hewitt couldn't bear living with RSD without the support of her husband, step-children and grandchildren, she said.
"I'm actually very lucky. They've been extremely supportive and very loving. I'm very lucky to have them," she said.
For more information about the event, or to join her support group, contact Hewitt at, 365-1228.
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A Willits man was arrested Thursday for allegedly molesting an 11-year-old Ukiah girl he met on Facebook, the Ukiah Police Department reported.
According to UPD Capt. Trent Taylor, a parent of the victim reported the relationship to law enforcement two weeks ago and detectives began investigating.
The victim reported that she met Jose Alfredo Arellano-Sanchez, 19, of Willits, on the social media website Facebook, and that the two had been having sexual relations for at least the past four months.
On Wednesday, detectives learned the suspect's identity and that he would be coming to Ukiah Thursday morning to give the victim a pregnancy test he bought for her. Taylor could not comment on whether the victim was pregnant or not.
When Arellano-Sanchez arrived in Ukiah, he was arrested on suspicion of committing lewd and lascivious acts with a child younger than 14 and of ongoing sexual abuse of a child.
He was booked into Mendocino County Jail under $200,000 bail.
Taylor advised parents that Facebook and other social media sites "give people who prey on young people an opportunity to interact with them," and urged all users to be cautious.


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Left fielder took foul ball off leg during Tuesday's victory over Reds
SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Left fielder Alex Gordon was out of the Royals' lineup on Wednesday against the Diamondbacks because of a bruised shin. However, he's expected to play on Thursday against the White Sox.
Gordon took a foul ball off a shin just before lashing an RBI triple in Tuesday's 9-5 victory over the Reds at Surprise Stadium.
"He wanted to play today, but I told him to take the day off and play the next two days," manager Ned Yost said.
Gordon scored a run after the triple and then was taken out of the game to let trainers work on the bruise.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
never strays far from preposterousness, the picture's real-world implications give its high-flying action at least a tug of gravity.
August: Osage County (2014)
Absent the electricity of live-wire live performance, the play's paucity of depth becomes more obvious. What's left to carry the day are a nasty streak of black comedy and the redoubtable acting ensemble.
Bad Words (2014)
Doesn't seem to know what to do with itself once it gets where it's going...And yet, it's hard to throw on the trash heap, because Jason Bateman.
The Hidden Fortress (1958)
The play of light and dark elements in what's arguably Akira Kurosawa's most broadly appealing and entertaining picture...explores a dichotomy of the idiocy of greed and the rewards of sacrifice.
Philomena (2013)
Though Coogan's the avowed funnyman, twinkly-eyed Dench makes beautiful comic music with him...and though Dame Judi's the classically trained tragedian, Coogan holds his own when matters get serious.
The Great Beauty (La grande bellezza) (2013)
Plays at times like a more conventional, less daring version of 1972's
...On its own merits, Sorrentino's film ain't half-bad, but it's no Fellini picture.
Ma vie en rose (1997)
About the unimaginative struggle to maintain conventional respectability, and the transgender child who is having none of it...
Muppets Most Wanted (2014)
The state of the Muppet union remains strong...self-reference sits comfortably along hip pop-cultural references for the 'rents: stylish parodies and retro musical numbers along with vintage Muppet gags...
The Lunchbox (2014)
The picture belongs to world-class actor Khan. I'll wager right now that there won't be a better performance all year, though it's not the type to win awards.
300: Rise of an Empire (2014)
Both blood-bathetic and deliriously entertaining high camp...will appeal mainly to meatheads, but those with a tolerance for over-the-top violence may appreciate it on other levels.
Tim's Vermeer (2013)
Earns its keep by being informative and briskly entertaining. It helps that the likeably wry Jenison is such an interesting character in his own right, a true Renaissance man...
Gloria (2013)
To look into García's face is to see the movie, a loving character study, in miniature at any moment: Gloria refuses to be your stereotype or a writer's stock character. She's complicated, like you...
The Wind Rises (2013)
As much as it deeply understands the artistic mindset of a driven creator, it also acknowledges the darker implications of a genius' tunnel vision.
Pompeii (2014)
A bit like its own villain, Mount Vesuvius: massive, full of hot air, and brainless.
King of the Hill (1993)
To revisit
King of the Hill
—or to discover it—is to realize how seldom American cinema deems it worthwhile to tell a child's story with anything approaching serious psychological intent.
Foreign Correspondent (1940)
A fitfully crackerjack picture with astonishing mise-en-scène...some memorable set pieces to take advantage of same, and flashes of Hitchockian wit...
Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
Though the film, by necessity, expands Dahl's original story and fuses it to the sensibility of Anderson, author and auteur share a common tone of twisted twee...
Crimes and Misdemeanors (1989)
Nervy and unnerving...arguably the purest expression of Allen's cinematic vision.
Winter's Tale (2014)
Runs on Judeo-Christian good-versus-evil mythology and the firm belief that love conquers all, especially if you have a magic flying horse. I know that sounds pretty awesome, but...
RoboCop (2014)
[Has] a soupçon of military-industrial complexity...Judged on its own merits, this
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The Monuments Men (2014)
It all feels a bit like an overearnest deleted subplot from someone else's war epic, rather than a confident Clooney picture.
The Lego Movie (2014)
Zany episodes...provide a clothesline on which to hang social satire and an overriding message that an individual's imagination can trump social and cultural oppression. Throw out the instructions, and make what you want of the world. Plus butt jokes.
Darkman (1990)
The wild pulp adventure that prefigured Raimi's eventual direction of the
franchise...If you've a taste for Hollywood-funded outré,
is one of those rare films that fits the bill.
Labor Day (2013)
A laughably precise, even parodic, archetype of a fantasy male...[and an] offensive stereotype of a female basket case who, more than anything, needs a strong man, preferably a bad-boy hunk with an easy touch for her and a slow hand for a Swiffer.
The Fifth Estate (2013)
Cumberbatch gives a commanding performance, but corrective rewrites to the worrying early drafts of the script obviously were too little, too late to do justice to the nuanced complexities of [Assange] and his revolution.
The Invisible Woman (2013)
Crucially, we stay at the side of the conflicted Nelly, and Jones proves as powerful in nuanced moments of quiet emotional availability as in Nelly's few, stirring allowances to speak truth to male privilege...
The Nut Job (2014)
Like many rodents, the plot runs in circles, covering over and over again the same ground...[Plus,] Psy, who parties like it's 2012.
Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor (2013)
A culminative reflection on the reboot's characterization of the Doctor, a respectful hat tip to the decades that preceded the show's return to the airwaves in 2005, and a jumping-off point for...the next fifty years of
20 Feet from Stardom (2013)
Neville does a good job of highlighting songs that are especially characterized by backup singers, like Lou Reed's 'Walk on the Wild Side,' and introducing us to some of the 'unsung' talent that made those hits possible.
Archer: The Complete Season Four (2009)
is coming for you. Phrasing. Boom!
Lone Survivor (2013)
The unwillingness to 'engage' in larger questions disconcertingly reduces a real-life tragedy to an action movie.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (2013)
Achieves some romantic uplift when Mitty dreams of Cheryl and literally takes flight, but most of the time, the picture strains to make any kind of sense, much less entertain.
The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)
Rests comfortably alongside Scorsese's masterpieces
, but carries a sting that even they don't by examining the most acceptable, yet most rapacious, of criminal swindles.
The Past (2013)
With patient sensitivity, Farhadi expertly elicits sympathy, followed by empathy, for each character, almost in turns, to resist misguiding the audience to easy answers.
Her (2013)
Captures the zeitgeist of a tech-centric world that may be too 'smart' for its own good...It's about the life of the mind and emotional dysfunction as much as it is a quirky romance, and every scene opens up new questions.
The Lone Ranger (2013)
Prompts 'The Cosplay Kid' of the Comic-Con era of cinema to swallow the sins of our forefathers and the ones we countenance today.
American Hustle (2013)
There's a self-aware feel to the period pageantry, the alternatingly seductive and kinetic cinematography, and the actor's showcase this ramshackle contraption has been held together with spit and bailing wire to be.
Saving Mr. Banks (2013)
By neatly assembling an uplifting weepie out of a few choice lies, it's almost as pleasant a fantasy as
Mary Poppins
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)
Had me at 'Ride Like the Wind.' But by 'Shilo,' I was not so sure.
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One of the great movie musicals and of that rare breed of deathless family entertainment that's guaranteed to transfix children, well beyond this, its fiftieth anniversary.
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My fiancée wants a jersey and her favorite player is Avery. I'm a little weary to get it because I know he is only under contract for this year. In your opinion, do you think we will re-sign him? Any other advice? Thanks!
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I think it depends on how well he does this year, If he keeps this up then yes I believe we will resign him, I believe we will re-sign him and I can see him getting around 1,000 yards receiving this year.
I think he will be gone after this year. If he does get to 1000 yes, then someone will over pay for him. TY Hilton is a good prospect, and the Colts could easily draft a WR early in next year's draft.
Being unable to close out a game in which you have a comfortable lead in the 4th Q = Pulling a Frank Vogel
I think he'll be gone. Even if he's not gone, I don't think he's a long term Colt.
I think there's a good chance we'll re-sign him. The $38 million of dead money this year will be available to spend on free agents. I don't think anyone will have more. So far he's lived up to expectations. As long as Luck likes him, I don't see any reason to let him walk.
They'll easily have the money if they want but I wouldn't put it at better than 50/50. Hilton and Brazill should become bigger pieces, Reggie's still great but he's 32 so you've gotta imagine they'll be thinking WR pretty early in the draft or sign/trade for one.
But whatever, she likes him she likes him. Get her the jersey and be grateful your old lady digs watching football.
Yeah if its her favorite player, buy her an away and home jersey...
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Grigson was quoted in the Star article about the dead money as saying he wanted to re-sign Avery.
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Thanks for the advice everyone! Heisenberg, you said it very well. I'm getting here an Avery jersey today. Go Colts!
I think he has about an 80% chance he stays unless someone offers him big money.
on a side note, why is her favorite player Avery of all people?
I saw someone with a Kerry Collins Colts jersey a few mon ago...talk about impulse purchases
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Jay, we are the same age so I can say this, your memory is not what it used to be.
There were 5 radio play-by-play guys between Lamey and Boyle. I can't name them all.
Greg Lucas - was pretty good
Ted Davis was signed sealed, delivered and announced, and then left for the Mav during training camp. But for the life of me I cannot remember who they hired.
Greg Pappa
Mike Inglis - he was the worst of all.
Mark Boyle.
No I know there was another guy in there too. The reason why I remember this is because once they hired Boyle I wrote the Pacers a letter begging them to please stick with Boyle. So there are two guys I cannot remember.
Mike Inglis who is with the heat, was unlistenable back with the pacers, he was beyond bad. That was Clark Kelloggs first job that year, as his color man on radio


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Belgrave Harriers Dwain Chambers opened up his 2014 indoor season finishing second in 60m at Glasgow International Match on Saturday.
The 35-year-old clocked 6.61secs while his domestic rival James Dasaolu of Croydon Harriers won with a world leading 6.50m.
Chambers will next compete in British Indoor Championships on the weekend of February 8 and 9 at English Institute of Sport, Sheffield.
Also in Glasgow, fellow Belgrave club-mate William Sharman also had to settle for second best in his opening 60m hurdles race of the season.
He was closely beaten to the line by American Jeff Porter by 0.01 of a second (7.66secs)
Sharman said: "I had a good start but then I hit a couple of hurdles and was knocked off balance. But I'm glad to have the first race out of the way and done.
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We're barreling down on Thanksgiving. It's the greatest food holiday, hands down, but it's also bittersweet; after turkey day, the market starts to wind down for the season. It's still a great place to shop--and I encourage you to do so--but even I have to admit that it's just not the same during winter. So get out there and make it count! Click through the slideshow for turkey, egg nog, garlic, an urban pumpkin patch, handmade tortillas, cockroach-repelling oranges (yes, really), Concord grapes, and more!
Greenmarket farmers are still struggling in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. Please support the farmers, by shopping at the market and by donating to Greenmarket parent organization GrowNYC's Hurricane Irene Relief Fund.
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Round 2 has revealed a new Marvel costume set for Captain Action: the mighty THOR.
Captain Action, the popular Super Hero toy from the 1960s, returned to toy shelves this year along with new costume sets featuring Spider-Man and Captain America from Marvel Comics (read our review HERE). Along with the Thor costume and accessory set, an all-new Loki costume set for Captain Action's nemesis, Dr. Evil, is scheduled for simultaneous release (read the story HERE).
All Captain Action figures and costume sets come in two versions, basic and deluxe. The Toys"R"Us exclusive Thor costume set will include an authentically styled, detailed cloth costume with Thor mask, boots, wristlets, helmet, belt, newspaper and Thor's mystical war hammer Mjolnir. The deluxe set adds bonus accessories: a bearded mask, a vintage styled belt, Donald Blake's walking stick and a lightning attachment for Thor's Mjolnir hammer. The deluxe set also includes bonus Hawkeye leggings and belt, and fans can collect all six Marvel Comics costume sets for Captain Action to create a complete Hawkeye Avenger Build-A-Costume set. The deluxe costume set will also feature a Thor image as rendered by comics legend Walt Simonson, and originally featured on Overstreet's Comic Guide.
Wave 2 of the Captain Action line, including Dr. Evil and both the Thor and Loki costume sets, will be available in August at Toys"R"Us, hobby shops and comic shops nationwide.
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Line brawls don't happen anymore without some faulty decision-making, and there was more than enough to split between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Buffalo Sabres on Monday morning.
First, a recap of what exactly happened: 1) Buffalo's Corey Tropp and Toronto's Jamie Devane fought in the third period. Devane badly beat Tropp, who's five inches smaller. 2) Buffalo puncher John Scott went after Leafs star Phil Kessel to avenge the Tropp beating. 3) David Clarkson left the Toronto bench, ostensibly to help stop Scott from killing Kessel. 4) All the while, Kessel was trying to two-hand Scott. 5) Goalies Ryan Miller and Jonathan Bernier fought, too.
MORE: Goalie fights (PHOTOS) | The slow death of the NHL enforcer
Bad ideas, all around. Here are some of the more egregious, in no particular order:
1. Going after Kessel.
Scott's move was bizarre on a few levels, even if you buy into "The Code"-type stuff. He wasn't going after another fighter. He wasn't going eye-for-an-eye over the loss of another star player. He was trying to take out Kessel—a star, a non-fighter and a human being (at least) eight inches shorter and 70 pounds lighter than himself. In a preseason game. None of that happens if Sabres coach Ron Rolston doesn't let it.
Kessel's response was actually understandable, though it would've been tough to blame him if he went for a leisurely skate instead of retaliating in any way whatsoever.
"I just backed up," Kessel said. "What are you going to do, you know? He's a big boy. So if he's coming after me, what am I going to do?"
2. Sending Kessel out against Scott.
Leafs coach Randy Carlyle didn't have to put his best player on the ice immediately after the Tropp-Devane fight. He chose to.
The Leafs were at home, so they had last change. Carlyle saw Scott, whose sole NHL purpose is scaring and punching other players, and thought matching Kessel's line against him would diffuse the situation. And of course, it didn't. It's a misread by Carlyle, if only for one reason: Scott is a Sabre for those exact occasions. The team acquired him as part of its overreaction to Milan Lucic running Miller over in 2011.
Carlyle's own versions of Scott, Colton Orr and Frazer MacLaren are injured, and the situation itself was stupid, but it's hard to see what Kessel was doing out there at all. Especially with David Clarkson on the bench.
3. Clarkson leaving the bench.
See? There's no more cut-and-dry suspension in the league than the 10-gamer that comes for jumping on the ice in the middle of a fight. Clarkson knows that, just like every other player. Paul Bissonnette got burned for it a few days before. Clarkson didn't do much after leaving the bench, either, so he didn't get his money's worth.
"I think that, obviously, we're not that proud or happy with what went on," Carlyle said. "And I think Dave Clarkson made a mistake, and now we pay for it."
Now, Clarkson's out until the end of October. Whether or not you think the contract he signed in July was wise, he's still a useful player, and the Leafs have a lot tied up in him—like salary cap space. His suspension will force them to carry another player, which is a big deal, given how tight they are against the cap even with defenseman Cody Franson unsigned. Another option: Not carrying a full roster.
That's not Clarkson's fault, though—it's G.M. Dave Nonis'.
4. Miller allowing himself to get punched in the head.
That's not what you want to see from a guy who admits that a concussion basically wiped out a season of his career. But hey, goalie fight!
5. Glorifying and overanalyzing pointless violence masquerading as sport.


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Check out What's new for Extended Events in SQL Server Codenamed "Denali" CTP3 for an overview of all of the new functionality released in CTP3. This post covers the details of the "reader" API, which we call the XeReader, that you can use to programmatically access both XEL files and the near-live event stream from a running session. You can find information about the Extended Events object model in my earlier post: Introducing the Extended Events Object Model.
An event stream is pretty much what it sounds like, a stream of events that comes out of a running session. You will not find an option to configure the event stream in the UI or Extended Events DDL, it is accessed using the API described in this post. All the session configuration is handled under the covers. There are a few things to understand about the event stream before I dive into some examples:
From the point of view of the XeReader, there is no difference between an XEL file and an event stream aside from the mechanism used to obtain the data. The main object in the XeReader is the QueriableXEventData object, which returns an enumerable list of events.
In order to code against the API you'll need to add a reference to the following assembly:
You'll also need to add the following namespaces to your classes.
using Microsoft.SqlServer.XEvent.Linq;
Note: By the time we release "Denali" you will also need to add a second namespace, Microsoft.SqlServer.Xevent, to your code. Just letting you know so it's not a surprise.
The XeReader supports reading the legacy XEL/XEM from SQL Server 2008 & SQL Server 2008 R2 as well as the XEL file produced in SQL Server "Denali" CTP2 and above. There is no support for reading the files created in SQL Server "Denali" CTP1. There are three versions of the constructor that accept files:
The paths can be fully qualified files or any valid representation of a path using wildcards. Here are a couple examples:
Read all XEL files from a specific location
QueryableXEventData events = new QueryableXEventData(@"C:\Temp\myFile*.xel");
Read a specified multiple of XEL files
string[] fileList = new string[2];
fileList[0] = @"C:\Temp\demo_trace_0_129418467298110000.xel";
fileList[1] = @"C:\Temp\demo_trace_0_129391767647570000.xel";
QueryableXEventData events = new QueryableXEventData(fileList);
Provide both XEL and XEM files
string[] xelFiles = new string[1];
xelFiles[0] = @"C:\Temp\demo_trace_0_129418467298110000.xel";
string[] xemFiles = new string[1];
xemFiles[1] = @"C:\Temp\demo_trace_0_129418467298110000.xem";
QueryableXEventData events = new QueryableXEventData(xelFiles, xemFiles);
You get the idea.
You can read a stream from a running session by providing a connection string and event session name to the constructor along with a couple extra options.
QueryableXEventData stream = new QueryableXEventData(
@"Data Source = (local); Initial Catalog = master; Integrated Security = SSPI", "alert_me",
The constructors all return an enumerable collection of type PublishedEvent, so the code to work with the events is identical regardless of source. I'll cover the basics here to get you started.
You can loop through the collection of events just like you would expect for an enumerable object so you can imagine using a foreach to process each event. Additionally, each PublishedEvent object, contains collections for Fields and Actions that return the PublishedEventField and PublishedAction objects respectively. Taken together it's a straight forward operation to list out all the events along with their fields and actions using code similar to this:
foreach (PublishedEvent evt in events)
foreach (PublishedEventField fld in evt.Fields)
Console.WriteLine("\tField: {0} = {1}", fld.Name, fld.Value);
foreach (PublishedAction act in evt.Actions)
Console.WriteLine("\tAction: {0} = {1}", act.Name, act.Value);
You can perform conditional expressions as you would expect, say if you wanted to perform an action based on a specific value being returned from a field:
if (evt.Fields["field_name"].Value == "foo")
if (fld.Value == "foo")
It is worth pointing out some "weirdness" associated with map fields if you want to evaluate using the friendly text that you would find in dm_xe_map_values rather than the integer map_key. You have to explicitly cast the field to a MapValue:
if (((MapValue)evt.Fields["field_name"].Value).Value == "foo" )
Again, you get the idea. This is really the core of the XeReader and the part I expect you'll be working with the most. To make your life a little easier, I've attached a files that contains all this code in a runnable format, just add a reference to the assembly and you should be ready to start experimenting.
Download the Extended Event Reader sample code
Happy Eventing
- Mike
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CTP3 is finally here and the crowd goes wild! Since I'm sure everyone has been anticipating the CTP3
I've fixed the links thoughout the last couple posts. Had a problem with the mirroring from MSDN blogs.
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I'm a 90% forehand thrower due to an injury to my shoulder that doesn't allow me to throw backhand. I've thrown a lot of different discs and they all have about the same flight path. Most of my drives are going about 200' and at the end are almost turning over and crashing hard.
Every time I head out with my one friend he hands me a disc to throw and it goes great but then when I purchase the same model I can't throw it at all. Also I'm not sure if I what weight disc I should be throwing. My friend says to stay at 170 and above but the 163-165 2013 Ace Race Disc I have, I can get it to fly the best consistently.
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Thought it was time to do another update to the bag.
I carry 3 drivers for distance.
A Pinnacle Cannon that I use as both an overstable control driver and my go to all out distance bomber.
A pinnacle Rampage that I use as my overstable distance bomber, and my go to sidearm distance driver.
Lastly for distance I have a Nuke OS for distance drives in to a headwind both side arm and backhand.
I have 2 molds for control/ fairway drivers.
3 Champion firebirds, that I use for almost all of my side arm needs. I have a new flat stiff 12x that I use for skip shots both forehand and backhand, as well as my go to headwind driver.
My go to driver is a seasoned 11x firebird, and this driver see action on almost every course as it is my go to forehand driver for shots in the 250'-370' range.
My last firebird is a candy plastic pro that is the flippiest of all my firebirds, but it still has a lot of finish.
I do also use a glow champion FL for tunnels and touch fairway drives with finish.
My go to backhand driver is a champion Beast. I also use it for get out of trouble rollers and turnover forehands from the rough.
The mids
I have a drone that I use for short spikes, and forehand drives that need to stay straighter with a little finish out to 300'.
In the summer I carry at least one wasp as my go to forehand mid, and for backhand shots that need to finish more than my buzzz.
I carry atleast 2 Buzzzes at all times, one that is stable, and one that is flippy for turnovers.
The next mid doesn't stay in the bag, but does go in on very wooded courses as a rescue roller, and get out of trouble disc. That disc is the Stratus.
I carry two molds of putters
I always have one Champion Rhyno in the bag for approaches, but on windy days I will put in an extra Champ Rhyno for putting.
My baby for approaches is the Clutch, it is also my go to putter.
What do you guys think? Any questions on what I throw and when or why I throw what I do are welcome.


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I just started using log4net. Typically, I log info/debug to a file, then also push Error/Warn/Fatals to the event log to get picked up but event log monitoring software (like 2008 Server Event Log Subscriptions)
Just because you are on Windows does not mean you need to use the event log. I personally don't like it and just use Log4perl.
my two worries on that idea is;
firstly a native windows person (the customer installing the application) may get confused about why this application logs differently than the normal windows apps
secondly, you then need to choose/install/maintain your own logrotate stuff, if you wish to stop logs growing forever. the event logger, as you would expect for a native operating system function, does it's own housekeeping by default.
What, does anyone actually use and/or like the Windows event log?
Normally, I hate it for logging. But things have changed in Vista/Server 2008.
Microsoft has tried to turn the Event log into a syslogd like system. You can have a central server receive and/or monitor all of the other servers events logs, and write monitoring rules (if you see x of y ad level z, email/netsend/script user $)
Now that it's easier to have a server to monitor logs (like in an ops or helpdesk area), I'm more inclined to use them, at least for Errors/Fatal level events.
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Roenicke hoping for more patience, consistency
MILWAUKEE -- Manager Ron Roenicke hopes a pair of walks that fueled a four-run inning in Thursday's 9-1 victory over the Mets is indicative of a team starting to collectively swing the bat better.
"I think you can see a lot of it with how many first-pitch outs there are," Roenicke said. "If we've got five, six first-pitch outs, we're up there just swinging away. Last night, I think their team had four of them and their team's very patient. They're probably the most patient team in our league. And that really helps a pitcher out when he's making those first-pitch outs.
"So that's really probably what bothers me more than anything. If you make a first-pitch out and you're squaring up the ball and lining out somewhere, fine. But, if it's the breaking ball that goes down and you follow it and you chop the ball right into the ground first pitch, that's not a good at-bat."
The Brewers are 13th in the National League with 268 walks, while the Mets are first with 335.
Roenicke also said he agrees with the adage that hitting is contagious, at least in some cases. In four consecutive victories heading into Friday night's game against the Mets, the Brewers are averaging better than five runs per game.
"I think it's that way more with some teams than others," Roenicke said. "Teams that are on-base guys and they walk and they do those things, I think they'll be more consistent. But, our guys, they swing. They swing early. I think if somebody gets some early runs, they all relax and then all of a sudden it is contagious."
"When you try to press and you're trying to be the first one to either drive in that run or score that first run, you get a little more anxious when you're at the plate," Roenicke said. "We don't want to be a group that is real inconsistent, but so far that's kind of what I see."
Jim Hoehn is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Mets activate Young off DL, option Brown
ST. LOUIS -- The Mets' fastest player was back on the roster Monday. The team activated Eric Young Jr. from the disabled list, optioning fellow outfielder Andrew Brown to Triple-A Las Vegas.
How much Young gives the Mets beyond raw speed remains to be seen.
"He's got to get on base," manager Terry Collins said. "That's what he does. If he gets on base, we score."
It was Young's speed that tempted Collins into batting him leadoff often this season, ultimately taking starts away from Juan Lagares and Chris Young. But whatever spark Eric Young provided came in tandem with a .315 on-base percentage, sapping much of his value.
Collins batted Young ninth on Monday, promising nothing in regard to future playing time. But with Lagares still on the DL with a strained right intercostal muscle, Chris Young mired in a season-long slump and 40-year-old Bobby Abreu battling the daily effects of age, the opportunity for at-bats exists. Eric Young simply must seize it.
"We'd love him to get more walks, but as we all know, when you're not a home run hitter, you don't walk a lot because pitchers aren't afraid of you," Collins said. "If he starts getting some hits, then it's a different animal. There's no perfect scenario. I just thought today I wanted to get him in there. I wanted to get him back and be a part of this whole thing, and get his speed back in the lineup."
Young stole one base during a four-game Minor League rehab stint, also testing his hamstring on a bunt attempt. He believes his leg is fully healthy.
"I'm pumped," Young said. "I just missed seeing the guys. I can come back in and joke around with them, see some smiles on the faces. I don't know how much they've been smiling the last couple weeks."
Brown hit .182 with two home runs in 19 games, in what was his second big league stint of the season.
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Pittsburgh Steelers have released linebacker James Harrison after the team and the hard-hitting defensive star who played on two Super Bowl champions failed to agree on a new contract.
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The Steelers made the announcement Saturday, with Harrison responding shortly thereafter on Twitter.
It's been a great run but all good things must come to a end. Thank you Steelers Nation I will miss you all!— James Harrison (@jharrison9292) March 9, 2013
Pittsburgh general manager Kevin Colbert said in a statement that "James has been an integral part of our success during his years in Pittsburgh and has helped us win two Lombardi trophies during that time. We appreciate all of his efforts and wish him the best."
Harrison was voted AP's NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2008 after setting a team record with 16 sacks. The five-time Pro Bowl player has the longest interception return in Super Bowl history, a 100-yarder for a score against the Arizona Cardinals in 2009.
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Cynthia Landis: West Virginia won't issue driver's license to woman married to woman
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - For the year since she married her partner, waitress Cynthia Landis has legally been a Landis. It's the name on her Social Security card, her District of Columbia marriage certificate and her Virginia driver's license.
But the state of West Virginia won't recognize it. The Division of Motor Vehicles won't issue the Romney resident a driver's license in that name because she's married to a woman, and state law forbids the agency from recognizing any documents related to a same-sex marriage.
The DMV would be glad to issue the 34-year-old Landis a license in her ex-husband's last name of Hatton, Deputy Commissioner Steve Dale said. In the state's eyes, that's still legally her name.
Otherwise, her only option is to get a circuit court judge to order a name change. Dale said that would be a legal document.
"I can't believe that the state has the right to just say, willy-nilly, 'We're only going to recognize the legality of the documents we choose and not these.' It's ridiculous," said Landis, who has sent a complaint letter to the governor's office.
"I'm not asking the state to recognize my marriage," she said, "but that is the proof that I have that my name has changed."
Landis married 30-year-old Augusta native Melissa Landis on Oct. 8, 2011, and went to the Social Security office in Hampton, Va., within a month to get a new card. The agency accepted her marriage certificate and issued a new card. Then she got a new driver's license.
The couple lived in Winchester, Va., until late September, when they moved to rural Hampshire County in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle to be near Melissa's family. After 30 days, state law requires new residents to surrender their old licenses and obtain West Virginia cards.
Technically, Cynthia Landis said, she's now an illegal driver, even though her Virginia license is valid through 2020.
"I expected whispers and rumors. We're from a small town in a little county. You expect people to say stuff or give you dirty looks in the grocery store," she said. "You don't expect a government entity to basically tell you that you don't exist."
The DMV understands her frustration, Dale said, "but it is up to each state to establish their own standards."
In 2000, at the request of then-Republican Gov. Cecil Underwood, West Virginia lawmakers passed their own version of a Defense of Marriage Act, specifying that the only legal union is one between a man and a woman.
That law says any "public act, record or judicial proceeding of any other state" regarding a same-sex marriage, "or a right or claim arising from such relationship, shall not be given effect by this state."
"If this law were not in effect," Dale said, "we would have taken the marriage certificate on its face value as an official record and used it."
Since January, people whose names have changed since birth have faced new hurdles in proving their identities. They must produce multiple forms of ID and proof of name changes to obtain, transfer or renew a driver's license.
The state recognizes passports, heterosexual marriage certificates, divorce decrees that order a name change and court orders, Dale said. Proof of residency is also required.
The process is often a hassle for women, who are more likely to change their names after a marriage, but Dale said many people change their names for other reasons, often because they just don't like the one their parents chose.
A Social Security card isn't good enough in Landis' case because it's not evidence of a legal name, Dale said. Her Virginia license merely shows she was a valid driver, so West Virginia could waive the written and road skills tests.
"Her only solution," he said, "is to go to court and have a judge order a name change."
Brenda Green, executive director of West Virginia American Civil Liberties Union, said Thursday she isn't surprised by the situation. It's just another way the state's marriage law discriminates against a portion of the population, she said.
"That she should have to jump through these extra hoops is discriminatory, most definitely," Green said.
Even women who don't marry a same-sex partner are discriminated under the DMV policy, Green argues. A woman who divorces and wants to change her name back, for example, has to pay an extra free that her ex-husband doesn't.
Landis said she can't afford a lawyer. Nor will she seek a license in her ex-husband's name.
Her marriage certificate, she adds, doesn't specify the gender of either spouse.
"It doesn't even specify bride or groom," she said. "If one of us had an androgynous name like Jesse or Pat, we'd probably fly right through the system."
Earlier this year, retiring Delegate John Doyle, D-Jefferson, introduced a bill to give gay and lesbian couples the same legal protections as heterosexual married couples. They should have the same safety net to deal with the death of a parent or the loss of a job as married couples, he argued.
Fairness WV, which advocates on behalf of the gay, lesbian and transgender community, said it was the first time a civil union bill was introduced in West Virginia.
It went nowhere.


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'American Horror Story' Season 5 Adds Lady Gaga, 'Hotel' Subtitle?
The future of FX's American Horror Story remains a mystery in Season 5, considering Freak Show's poor reception and series star Jessica Lange's likely exit, but it seems we have a new Mother Monster. Lady Gaga herself will join the cast of American Horror Story Season 5, potentially dubbed Hotel, and nothing has ever made more sense, in the history of ever.


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Astros send Zeid to DL, Peacock to Triple-A
HOUSTON -- After Saturday's 7-3 loss to the Marlins, manager Bo Porter announced a set of roster moves to set the Astros up for their upcoming series with the A's.
Right-handed pitcher Josh Zeid was placed on the 15-day disabled list with bilateral sesamoiditis that has been bothering his foot recently. Zeid has a 6.97 ERA in 23 appearances season.
"He's been dealing with some foot issues for a while," Porter said. "It was one of those things where he continued to try to push through it and try to push through it, but it started to affect his shoulder. We just got to the point where, after the doctors looked at it, the problems were getting worse."
As Zeid goes to the DL, Collin McHugh will come off it to start for the Astros on Sunday. Brad Peacock has also been optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City, with Houston set to announce a corresponding roster move Sunday.
The moves will allow Brett Oberholtzer, who has bounced from Oklahoma City to Houston frequently, to start for the Astros against the A's on Monday.
"Oberholtzer has pitched extremely well, and he earned the opportunity to continue to stay in the rotation," Porter said. "You look at the struggles in which Peacock has had, I think it all starts with his fastball command."
Mike Vernon is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Pirates hope familiarity breeds wins vs. Orioles
BALTIMORE -- Based on their Spring Training workouts and games, the Orioles probably aren't a bad team for the Pirates to open their Interleague Play schedule. From a familiarity standpoint, that is.
"We got to see them a handful of times in Spring Training. We probably got to know this team better than any team in the American League," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said before launching into a scouting report.
The two sides are scheduled to play a two-game series, though Tuesday's opener was rained out and postponed until Thursday, with the opener now set for Wednesday.
"They like to swing it. They play for big innings. They can manufacture some runs. They do so more at the bottom of the lineup than anywhere else," Hurdle said. "You've got to pitch, you've got to buy real estate at both sides of the plate. ... I think we do have a comfort going on because we have seen them. We know their personnel."
One part of the Orioles' personnel that is expected to change this series involves third baseman Manny Machado. One of baseball's rising stars in the batter's box and in the field, Machado had surgery last October after suffering a season-ending knee injury. Yet to play for the Orioles in 2014, he batted .283 with 14 home runs and 71 RBIs in 156 games.
The Pirates manager expressed sincere excitement about seeing Machado in person, something he's only done in a prior Spring Training before 2013.
"I'm just looking forward to seeing him play," Hurdle said. "He's an offensive player, but he's made some defensive plays that are off the charts."
Benjamin Standig is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Stress Reduction Program to Reduce Abnormal Heart Rhythms Treated With Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators (The RISTA Study) (RISTA)
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|Arrhythmias, Cardiac
|Behavioral: Stress reduction treatment (SRT) program
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Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single (Outcomes Assessor)
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|Reducing Vulnerability to ICD Shock Treated Ventricular Arrhythmias
- ICD shock-treated ventricular arrhythmia event-free survival [ Time Frame: Measured at Month 24 ]
- Laboratory stress-provoked arrhythmogenic changes in the heart rhythm [ Time Frame: Measured at Baseline and Month 6 ]
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- Quality of life [ Time Frame: Measured at Month 24 ]
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The SRT program is a cognitive behavioral program that consists of 8 group sessions over a period of 10 weeks.
Detailed Description:
An ICD is a device designed to quickly detect a life-threatening, rapid heartbeat. Through a process called defibrillation, the ICD tries to convert an abnormal heart rhythm back to normal by delivering an electrical shock to the heart. The ICD continuously monitors heartbeats to ensure that they are normal, and it only delivers a shock to the heart when it senses a life-threatening arrhythmia. Because of the recent funding approval by Medicaid, it is now estimated that more than 500,000 people will receive ICDs annually. Although ICDs are life-saving medical devices, some people may experience anxiety, depression, and impaired quality of life as a result of the repeated ICD shocks. Additionally, increased mental and emotional stress and anger may increase the likelihood of experiencing more arrhythmias requiring an ICD shock. SRT programs that encourage people to manage their emotions may decrease the frequency of arrhythmias. Furthermore, SRT programs have been shown to be successful at reducing other stress-related heart conditions. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of an SRT program at reducing the incidence of ICD shock-treated arrhythmias among people with newly implanted ICDs.
This study will enroll people who have recently received an ICD. Initially, participants will complete questionnaires about mood and attitudes. Next, at a baseline study visit, participants will complete a mental stress exercise in which they will perform math problems and describe an experience that made them angry. During this exercise, participants will undergo blood pressure measurements, blood collection, and an electrocardiogram (EKG) to measure electrical activity of the heart. Participants will also wear a monitor for 24 hours after the study visit to record heart activity. Participants will then be randomly assigned to either take part in the SRT group and receive usual care or only receive usual care. For 10 weeks, participants in the SRT group will attend 8 group sessions that will focus on learning and applying stress reduction techniques to everyday living. All participants will attend a 3-month follow-up visit for repeat baseline testing. At Months 6, 12, and 24, participants will complete questionnaires during routine doctor's visits or by mail.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|21 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Receiving an ICD or currently have an ICD and have recieved appropriated ICD shock therapy in the 6 months before study entry
- Ischemic cardiomyopathy or non-ischemic (dilated) cardiomyopathy
- Fluent in spoken and written English
- Able to participate in the SRT program
Exclusion Criteria:
- Unable to comply with the study or participate in SRT treatment, if assigned
- Incapacitating illness (e.g., stage IV congestive heart failure) that would interfere with study participation
- Life expectancy of less than 2 years (e.g., due to metastatic cancer)
- Uncommon etiologies of arrhythmia (e.g., long QT syndrome, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, Brugada syndrome)
- Cognitive impairment, based on Mini-Mental Status Exam (MMSE) and educational level. If education level is less than 8th grade, then people with an MMSE score of less than 17 will not be enrolled; if education level is greater than 8th grade, then people with an MMSE score of less than 24 will not be enrolled.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00627263
|Contact: Matthew M. Burg, PhD
|Contact: Joanne McGloin
|United States, Connecticut
|Yale University Medical School
|New Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06520
|Principal Investigator: Matthew M. Burg, PhD
|Sub-Investigator: Rachel Lampert, MD
|Principal Investigator:
|Matthew M. Burg, PhD
|Yale University
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Matthew Burg, Associate Clinical Professor of Medicine, Yale University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00627263 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
R01HL084438-01A1 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Study First Received:
|February 28, 2008
|Last Updated:
|March 30, 2012
Keywords provided by Matthew Burg, Yale University:
Cardiac Arrhythmia
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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Hennepin County Board Chair Mike Opat spoke to the overall picture of government and the county's budget in the State of the County Address, hosted by the Twin West Chamber May 17 in Plymouth, for the first time since 2009.
After his address three years ago, Opat said county officials have been focused on federal and state budgets and the condition of the economy.
There wasn't enough progress to warrant another speech, until this year.
During his speech, Opat presented several accomplishments and ongoing projects in Hennepin County's transit, public safety and schools, using this year's budget as a backdrop to guide the audience through the government's work.
"Our expenditures, property tax levy and headcount are all down since 2010," he said. "But given the economic downturn, demand for many services during that same period is up. I think that's especially important to recognize – the pain of the Great Recession has not been borne equally."
Hennepin County is the largest local unit of government in the state, and the population from the recent Census is 1.15 million people.
"We have a higher population than eight states," Opat said. "The work of the county government can be obscure – the budget shows the magnitude of what we do."
In his coverage of public works and transit, Opat said the county would spend $120 million on public works this year with more than 400 employees in that field alone.
Using the board's adopted 2030 Comprehensive Transportation Plan, roads will be developed to enhance communities and Opat said the county is promoting cycling as a transportation option.
Two mass transit routes are also in the planning stages, the Southwest and Bottineau Light Rail Lines.
While the bonding bill from the Minnesota Legislature did not include funding for the Southwest Light Rail this year, the process has moved to the Metropolitan Council, Opat said.
"The bonding bill this year left Southwest behind – not because it isn't needed or isn't deserving, but because politics won out over policy at the Capitol," Opat said.
The county's second transit project, Bottineau, is approaching a vote from the county board on an alignment and station locations. The transit line will serve Minneapolis and the northern suburbs.
Opat also provided an update about the county's most visible public safety projects.
Expenditures for public safety are more than $250 million, mostly funded by property taxes, and there are more than 2,100 employees in the field.
The county has modified the work release program with increased electronic monitoring options to allow most offenders to wear an ankle bracelet and return home after their shifts. As a result, the 162-bed work release building was closed and the county is saving $600,000 each year while continuing to closely supervise the offenders in their homes.
The county board, working with judges, has also changed the placement system for juvenile offenders to increase supervision at their homes rather than moving them to outside facilities, Opat said. The savings is $6 million each year and the program keeps kids in their home and can provide some order to their family life, he said.
While it's in the early stages, Opat also said the planning for a new 911 Communications building in Plymouth is underway with a selected site and budget of $33 million.
In education, Opat is working on an initiative with each of the 17 school superintendents in Hennepin County. During the last year, the school officials have shared truancy data from their buildings with the county to help keep kids in school.
Human services, one of the county's largest departments, faces some struggles and is consistently is a target for budget cuts, Opat said.
"Maintaining a safety net is always a challenge," he said. Human Services has more than 2,700 .
"Increased caseloads came amid a significant change in our delivery model for Human Services," Opat said.
The county is working to move staff from downtown Minneapolis into the areas where clients live, he said.
The county is also evaluating the service centers where residents renew their driver's license or order a passport because many of those tasks can be completed online.
The county closed Eden Prairie's service center in January and there is a study group to consider more options in the suburban areas.
The board chair concluded his speech commenting more about education and two initiatives for the future.
He said the preventative services need to be broader for education and youth.
"We have is a decent quilt. But what is needed is a fabric woven of a philosophy to assist kids early and consistently," Opat said.
"Hennepin County's financial responsibility for kids in trouble is clear, and it's huge." We also have a moral responsibility to prevent as many young people from falling into our social safety net as possible."
Opat has announced he will file for candidacy to retain his district one seat on the county board.
There are four additional commissioners on the ballot this year. District two commissioner Mark Stenglein is stepping down this month to be CEO of the Minneapolis Downtown Council.
All of the county commissioners were in attendance at Opat's speech, in addition to many officials from Hennepin County cities and schools.
"I think that many of our challenges – controlling costs, responding to demand, correctly pricing our services and providing value to customers – have a lot in common with those of you here today," Opat concluded. "And like your businesses, the state of Hennepin County is … ever-changing. We're innovating, and implementing best practices wherever possible. We've ended some operations and transformed others. We're working so that our residents, businesses and visitors enjoy, invest and are prosperous here in Hennepin County."


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WILTSHIRE were forced to endure an unwelcome reunion with defeat last weekend as their Unicorns Knockout Trophy run came to an end in the semi-finals.
The county side, who had won ten matches in a row going into Sunday's clash, fell to a disappointing 105-run reverse at the hands of Oxfordshire as they failed to construct a successful run chase in Bicester.
Wiltshire captain Mike Coles had no qualms with the result and was happy to admit that Oxfordshire deserved to book their place in the final against Devon.
"I can't argue with the result at all. We were outplayed on the day and deserved to lose," said Coles.
"We got off to a great start with the bat and were 115-2 after 14 overs – we had more than enough overs to chase down the score but somehow, we just started losing wickets.
"We didn't apply ourselves properly and we just didn't do what we have been doing all season. We needed Ed Young or Henry Langford to stay in there and anchor the innings but that didn't happen.
"We've been on a brilliant run but it was always going to come to an end at some point. We've got to try and move on as soon as we can."
Oxfordshire batted first after winning the toss and Jonny Cater hit an unbeaten 101 from 94 deliveries.
Opener Hugo Darby chipped in with 45 while Nathan Hawkes added 35 and despite Jake Roberts and Coles taking two wickets apiece, the hosts posted 263-8.
Young (46) and Langford (45) put Wiltshire in a commanding early position following the dismissals of openers Jayden Levitt and Tom Morton but Coles (16) and Adam Miles (12) were the only other batsmen to reach double figures.
Oxfordshire's Luke Ryan (3-12) and John West (3-22) then got to work with the ball as Wiltshire were all out for 158 in the 39th over.
Wiltshire's top-of-the-table Unicorns County Championship Western Division clash with second-placed Devon at Devizes, starts on Sunday (11am).
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Effectiveness and Safety of Two Forms of Stavudine in HIV-Infected Patients
This study has been completed.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: June 15, 2000
Last updated: April 28, 2011
Last verified: April 2011
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to compare the safety and effectiveness of 2 forms of stavudine (d4T). One form is taken once a day (extended release) and the other form is taken twice a day (immediate release).
|HIV Infections
|Drug: Efavirenz Drug: Lamivudine Drug: Stavudine
|Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Masking: Double
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|The Safety and Antiviral Efficacy of Stavudine Extended Release Formulation as Compared to Stavudine Immediate Release Formulation, Each as Part of Potent Antiretroviral Combination Therapy
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: HIV/AIDS
Drug Information available for: StavudineU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Bristol-Myers Squibb:
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|June 2000
|Study Completion Date:
|April 2002
|Primary Completion Date:
|April 2002 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Patients are randomized to receive blinded stavudine extended release (d4T ER) or immediate release (d4T IR) formulation. Randomization is balanced by screening HIV viral load of less than 30,000 copies/ml or at least 30,000 copies/ml and by site. Patients also receive open-label efavirenz (EFV) and lamivudine (3TC). Efficacy is evaluated over 48 weeks of the dosing period and safety is evaluated over the entire dosing period (56 weeks).
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|12 Years and older (Child, Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria
Patients may be eligible for this study if they:
- Are at least 18 years old. Patients living in USA, Puerto Rico, Australia, Brazil, Singapore, and Thailand can be at least 12 years old (need consent of parent or guardian if under 18).
- Have a viral load of at least 2,000 copies/ml within 21 days of study entry.
- Have a CD4 count of at least 100 cells/mm3 within 21 days of study entry.
- Agree to use a barrier method of birth control (such as condoms) during the study.
- Are available for follow-up for at least 56 weeks.
Exclusion Criteria
Patients will not be eligible for this study if they:
- Are pregnant or breast-feeding.
- Have taken nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) or protease inhibitors (PIs) for more than 30 days and within 14 days of study entry.
- Have a new opportunistic (HIV-related) infection or condition requiring treatment.
- Have acute (early) HIV infection.
- Have diarrhea (at least 6 loose stools/day for at least 7 days in a row) within 30 days prior to study entry.
- Abuse alcohol or drugs.
- Have active hepatitis within 30 days prior to study entry.
- Have a history of peripheral neuropathy (a condition affecting the nervous system).
- Cannot take medications by mouth.
- Are allergic to certain antiviral drugs.
- Need to take certain medications that should not be taken with EFV.
- Have certain other conditions or prior treatments that might affect the study.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00005918
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00005918
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Sponsors and Collaborators
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Additional Information:
Keywords provided by Bristol-Myers Squibb:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
Additional Information:
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00005918 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|June 15, 2000
|Last Updated:
|April 28, 2011
Keywords provided by Bristol-Myers Squibb:
Drug Therapy, Combination
RNA, Viral
Dosage Forms
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Viral Load
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-HIV Agents
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C9 Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C19 Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2B6 Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inducers
Cytochrome P-450 CYP3A Inducers
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Pyoderma Gangreneosum
I was diagnosed with pyoderma gangrenesom at 1st of yr It took almost took a yr to diagonose was treated with antibiotics and did not help I have severe muscle an bone pain and have for 20yrs was diagnosed with fbromylgia in mid 20`s . It started on legs and have on hands and arms . It progressed to once a month to all the time iamm scared all over leg s and arms. I have carpel tunnel and 5 bulging discs 3 neck 2 in lumbar and have devoleped scolosis and always have had lordisis in neck long time. I have had 3 precancerous polyps in colon .I have had acute gastritis and colonitis irritable bowl syndrome I have not had any further testing since diagnosis Iam curruntly taking predinzone and helps alot, pleaae recommend what tests to do. I stay in lots of bone pain, musle spasm, weekness, fatigue. Who to go for this condition?
Pyoderma Gangrenosum (PG) is a dermatologic condition and should be managed by a medical dermatologist.
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