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Every score reflected a match from the teams generally regarded in this forum as the top PBC teams (Columbus, Armstrong, North Georgia, Lander, GCSU, UNC Pembroke) vs. regionally-ranked teams from the Southeast, South and in one case the Midwest Region. Region rankings are taken from the NSCAA. Your assertion that my data is flawed is flawed.
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For the first time ever, I did all my Christmas shopping online. (Well, almost all: I note that I did go out of my way to buy a few things at a locally owned toy store that sells hand-crafted wooden toys whose earthy charm makes up for the fact that they're kinda boring, mainly so that I could talk about how I patronize locally owned toy stores that sell hand-crafted wooden toys whose earthy charm makes up for the fact that they're kinda boring.)
Anyway, the onslaught of packages has begun. With five kids, four parents, godchildren, a babysitter, and two preschool teachers on the list, the flow of brown boxes into this house has been endless. I mean, the brown delivery van is out in front of our house more often than it's not. We thought about including the UPS guy in our family Christmas photo. We're adding another room on to the house using solely the packing materials from all these orders. On the plus side, Amazon's universal wish list functionality simplified everything, since I was able to collect all my ideas in one place over the year, and shopping at only a few online stores made it easier to stay within budget. For the first time ever, I think I can honestly say that I'm done with all my Christmas shopping before Gaudete Sunday.
You know what made Christmas shopping a lot easier this year? Realizing that I have issues with decision making. I actually do fine with choices like which car or house to buy; but ask me to select between the fried shrimp or the cheeseburger at a restaurant, and I'm borderline catatonic. (Earlier this year I thought about getting a book about it, but in a you-can't-make-this-stuff-up moment, I couldn't decide which one to get.) So anyway, I realized that in previous years, the reason I didn't do my Christmas shopping until December 20 (okay, December 24) was because I was afraid to make the decision: What if I chose the wrong thing? What if I found something better right after hitting Confirm Purchase? Waiting until the last second made things easier, in that it removed the opportunity for regret: i.e., even if I did find the perfect item for my husband after settling for a mere banana suit, I could console myself with the fact that there simply would not have been time to get anything else.
The fact that all my Christmas shopping is already done is mainly due to making it my goal to get over my weirdness about decisions. Once I assured myself that it's fine if what I'm buying is just my best shot at getting something the recipient will like, and perhaps not THE PERFECT ITEM THAT SHE SHALL TREASURE FOREVER AND EVER, getting the shopping taken care of was actually a breeze. (And, yes, pretty much everything in my life requires this much analysis.)
Since there are quite a few new folks here after Andrew Sullivan and Ross Douthat discussed my conversion story, I though I'd mention that I threw my $0.02 into the debate over at the Register.
I just love this catchy little song, which I originally heard on the MAD Christian Radio Show, which has an amazingly eclectic collection of music:
It's by a ska Christian band called Buck. Who knew there were ska Christian bands?!
I stumbled across something with book writing that has been tremendously helpful, even if it is bizarre and nerdy: I've spent some time thinking of who a perfect "audience" would be, and I've written those people's names on index cards. Each time I sit down to write, I pull an index card at random, and write as if I'm speaking to that person. The criteria for choosing these imaginary listeners was:
- It can't be anyone I know well, since I'd be too likely to cut corners and not explain things they already know — thus all the names are those of celebrities, people whose blogs I follow, or friends I've recently met.
- They have to be people I'd speak to in a similar manner. E.g. It wouldn't work if I had both Howard Stern and Queen Elizabeth on the list, since I'd speak to the two of them in different tones.
- I have to have some reason to think they'd at least be mildly interested in the subject matter. E.g. If I were writing a book examining the work of Henry David Thoreau, I probably wouldn't include Snooki in my audience cards.
As crazy as it sounds, it's been really helpful. There's something motivating about having a specific visual for whom I'm speaking to, and switching out the names brings a fresh perspective to each writing session.
I just remembered that there is one person I don't have a gift for. My dear cousin is coming to visit for Christmas, which is a big deal to me — we're both only children, and we're the two oldest grandchildren of our grandparents, and so he's the closest thing I'll ever have to a brother. I'd like to get him something meaningful, but what? He's a super smart, super creative, atheist hip-hop DJ who lives in Brooklyn. Any suggestions for something I could get him would be welcome! (And I am going to go out on a limb and guess that he doesn't read his cousin's Catholic blog, and therefore I'm not risking spoiling the surprise here.)
In case you missed yesterday's post, Simcha Fisher had baby number nine this week! You can get your gratuitous baby picture fix here, or read a Best of Simcha collection and/or contribute to a virtual baby shower gift here.

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'Human mannequin' battles odds
A teenager suffering from a rare genetic condition turning her into a "human mannequin" has refused to be beaten by her disease - and is battling against the odds to pursue her dream career in fashion.
Louise Wedderburn has a rare genetic condition which causes each of her joints to lock as the muscle turns into bone. The 19-year-old was born with Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva (FOP), a genetic disease which causes soft tissue to turn into bone, freezing her body permanently into place.
There have been just 700 confirmed cases of the rare disease worldwide and only 45 in the UK. With no known cure, the life expectancy of those with FOP is just 41. It could only be a matter of years before Miss Wedderburn is frozen in an upright position, needing a standing wheelchair to get around.
But the teenager, from Fraserburgh in Aberdeenshire, insists: "It's never going to stop me from doing what I want to do." She already defied the odds to attend her school prom and has now taken the first steps in a fashion career, doing work experience at London Fashion Week, then at Elle magazine.
Miss Wedderburn's story has been captured in Channel 4 documentary The Human Mannequin, which airs on Thursday night. "I wanted to raise awareness of FOP," she said. "Obviously in our community everybody knows about it because of me, but it's not as well known as some other conditions."
Diagnosed at the age of three, it was when she hit puberty that the condition took hold. Both her arms are locked in place and her spine is frozen. But the 19-year-old's illness has not affected her passion for fashion - she buys all the newest products and spends hours practising techniques and styles.
She got her dream when she secured work experience placements at London Fashion Week and Elle magazine, both recorded in the documentary.
Miss Wedderburn has to be accompanied at all times because of her limited mobility and also has to be careful in crowded places, as any bump could cause her body to lay down more excess bone, locking another joint. But she refused to be put off, saying: "If I start to think about things I would never leave the house."
Miss Wedderburn now plans to pursue her career however she can from home, including a fashion blog and her own styling and make-up business. There are also hopes for a cure for FOP after research scientists recently managed to stop it progressing in mice.
"The last time I heard, any cure could be about three to five years off," Miss Wedderburn added. "Of course I'm hopeful but I don't get all excited and think it's going to happen, because they could say three to five years but it could be longer."


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I ran into an interesting bug. Basically, if your FROM() source is a partitioned table and you use a where clause that prunes, all of the INSERT HERE SELECT * WHERE x=y ignores each specified where clause. This does not occur if the source partition is not specified, but if the source as where partition = 'x' then the where on each individual insert is ignored... I've included some files here testdata.tsv - Tab delimited data to prove the issue create_tables.hive - Creates a database and tables as well as loads the data from the TSV Test Cases: I created these test case files in a way that there are three types of insert in each case: 1. Load all data from initial statement, 2. Load partial data (use a limiting clause such as where day >= '2013-01-05', and 3 Load NO data from the initial statement (where 1 = 0) These tests are all run on hive 0.9 multi-flat-flat.hive - The source table and the dest tables are not partitioned, the where clauses work as expected: 19 Rows loaded to multi_bug_flat 0 Rows loaded to multi_bug_flat3 15 Rows loaded to multi_bug_flat2 multi-part-part.hive - The source table and the dest tables are partitioned. The where clauses are not honored. 9 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part3 9 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part2 9 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part multi-flat-part.hive - The source table is flat, the dest table is partitioned - The where clauses work as expected: 0 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part3 15 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part2 19 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part multi-part-flat.hive - The source table is partitioned, the dest table is flat - The where clauses are not honored: 9 Rows loaded to multi_bug_flat 9 Rows loaded to multi_bug_flat3 9 Rows loaded to multi_bug_flat2 multi-part-specified.hive - The source and dest are partitioned, but there is no partition pruning statement in the from () this works as expected 0 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part3 15 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part2 19 Rows loaded to multi_bug_part Thoughts?
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Cardinal Agostino Vallini, Vicar for the Diocese of Rome, has sent a letter to Catholic teachers encouraging them to educate children and young people in hope, giving clear testimony to the Gospel of Christ and striving to always make an important contribution to contemporary culture.
In his letter entitled, "Educating with Hope," the cardinal pointed out that for the important mission of education it is necessary to keep in mind the role of families. "We cannot forget that the first educators are and will always be the parents, therefore dialogue with the mothers and fathers of your students."
The cardinal also encouraged teachers to be witnesses to Christ and professionals in their field. "While moral rectitude cannot be substituted by professional competencies, it does promote and cultivate them."
Cardinal Vallini expanded his call to teachers to include being "witnesses of the truth of the love of God. Children and young people are fervently seeking credible role models: solid, trustworthy teachers capable of offering a word of affectionate closeness at the right time, perceived by both as a gesture of love."
This "special mission" is carried out in Catholic schools, "which promote a culture whose understanding of man is anchored to the values of the Gospel." "Public schools also need your contribution, as education without a religious dimension would be incomplete," he added.
Therefore, the cardinal stressed, "do not be content with just presenting the religious facts of Christianity: speak as well of the One in whom history and Christian culture find their origin. Any presentation of Christianity that does not put at the center the person of Jesus of Nazareth, the risen and living Lord of history, becomes biased and deceitful."
Lastly, Cardinal Vallini exhorted teachers not be discouraged amidst the challenges they face in their profession. "Teach with hope and enthusiasm. The good seed will bear fruit in time," he said.


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"Read Only" on a folder. Please help!
I don't know what happened. One day, I tried to save a file inside folder x, and it wouldn't let me save anything.
I right click on the x folder to check on the properties, and it has the "read only" box checked. So I guess that is why I couldn't save any file inside.
I tried to uncheck it, but it says "You need to provide administrator permission to change these attributes", "Click continue to complete this operation".
I AM using the administrator account, so I clicked on "Continue". It seems that it is setting the new settings. When all is done, I right clicked on the folder to check on the properties again. It is back to "Read only" once again.
I've tried several times. What am I doing wrong?
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Windows 7 RTM
Make sure under the Security tab with "Administrators(abc-pc\Administrators)" selected and in the "Permissions for Administrators" all the necessary check boxes are checked.
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Is the Rad Only Box checked or square?
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Also there is a good tutorial in the Vista forums... Read-only File and Folder Attribute - Vista Forums
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You may try taking ownership of the file, then changing it.
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Former Sox slugger and current Los Angeles Dodgers left fielder Manny Ramirez is facing a 50-game suspension for a positive performance-enhancing drug test. Neither the team nor the league have commented yet, and Ramirez was absent from the clubhouse during last night's post game press conferences. The LA Times is reporting that one of their sources indicated Ramirez will blame the positive test result on a medication being taken for a personal medical issue. MLB regulations state that any player testing positive for any banned substance will receive a 50-game suspension for their first offense.
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Apple iPhone
The iPhone is a line of Internet and multimedia-enabled smartphones marketed by Apple. The first iphone was unveiled by apple's former CEO Steve Jobs on January 9th, 2007 and released on June 29th, 2007. An iPhone has features such as video camera, media player, web browsing, wi-fi, 3G, multi touch screen and a variety of applications that have diverse functions, including games, navigation, social networking, GPS, etc. iPhone works on the operating system iOS. There are 5 generations of iPhone models, each accompanied by one of the five major releases of iOS (iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4G, iPhone 4S) The first models have been discontinued.
In India iPhone was launched in August 22, 2008 in India through Vodafone and Airtel as carriers. It was first launched across six cities wiz Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore. Subsequently it was rolled out many other cities. The booking process had started as early as two months before the release in India and around two lakhs pre bookings were made for the same. Both Vodafone and Airtel had tied up with banks like ICICI bank and Axis bank to provide loans to potential customers who were planning to buy the iPhone but could not afford it immediately.
Even with such great initial response, the iPhone today has not been able to capture the Indian smartphones market very significantly and compete against the already existing brands. A little over 62000 iPhones were shipped to India by the end of June 2011. Apple accounted for 2.6 percent of India's smartphones shipments in the quarter ended on June 30th, 2011 as compared to RIM's 15 percent, Samsung's 21 percent and Nokia's 46 percent share. Apple, world's largest Smartphone manufacturer is losing the Indian market. According to the report, currently the Apple has 602 million active subscribers in India. It has not been able to succeed in the Indian market due to many reasons: a) it is highly priced to the competitive brands that provide similar features and are considered value for money whereas Apple is considered a luxury product and caters to a very niche market. Also the price of iPhone in India is higher than those sold in countries like US. b) due to limited availability of 3G in India iPhones have failed to gain much popularity. The two available iPhones in the market are iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 price ranging between 28000 to 48000 depending upon their storage capacity.
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· Peer group review: Views will be sought from friends and people whose opinion and knowledge on phones will matter.
· Comparison of mobile prices: Prices of all three phones and their respective models will be considered vis-à-vis iPhone 4, Blackberry? Samsung S2 Galaxy.
· Visit Dealers: Once, the prices are accumulated, the visit to a dealer takes place to see the actual product and interact with the dealer.
· Negotiate: The dealer quotes a price which the buyer attempts to either negotiate the best price offering or to get extra goodies along with the phone for the agreed price.
· Purchase: Finally, the person buys the iPhone, as he or she finds it the most suitable for their preferences and needs.
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iPhone targets people aged between 18-35 which mainly includes the youth population covering students and young working professionals. They are expected to have a monthly household income above 1.5 lakhs and live in metros or mini metros.
An iPhone user looks for features such as stylish appearance, user friendly technology, sensitive touch, countless applications, multimedia, etc that appeal to his/her senses. The major driving force towards buying an iPhone is the brand name itself. A person feels privileged using an iPhone. Such a person is usually image conscious (he is very conscious of his status or image in society, amongst his friends and peer group), fashionable (he likes to stay stylish and in tune with changing trends), tech-savvy (he likes to own gadgets with latest technology), attention seeker (he likes to flaunt) and is usually an extrovert (he likes enjoys socialising).
Talking to a few iPhone users, we realised that certain traits were common to most of them. By far, these people like to spend lavishly and choose to buy branded products only. They like to socialize and indulge in gregarious activities.
Family, friends and the peer group are the main influencers. Most users were able to get a first-hand experience using an iPhone that belonged to either their friends or family members that led them to purchase one themselves. It was also found that dealers did not play a significant role in influencing the buyers.
Looking ahead: Iphone 5
Even though Apple introduced the iOS 5 in July itself, one now has a scheduled date of Wednesday, October 12 as an arrival date as a free update. What's new in the iPhone 5?
Apple has introduced an all new notification system present on the home screen, accessible by a pull down status bar option. This list can be chosen according to preference or set on as it arrives. In a move to counter RIM's BBM-style group messaging, Apple will now launch the iMessage which makes sending of pictures, video, audio, text, contact information over Wi-Fi and the phones connection network with other iOS 5 users. There is a place where all popular newspapers and magazines can be viewed for those with digital subscriptions.
Multi tasking on the iPhone 5 has never been as easy as it is now with the possibility of using four-or-five finger swipes to switch between apps and pinch zoom them to close. A simple swipe up shows the multitasking bar. A major part of the iOS 5 is iCloud, which now replaces MobileMe and allows the user free syncing of email, contacts, calendars and many more for all iOS 5 and Mac OS X Lion users. With 67 million users already active on game Center, the new Game Center additions in iO5 make it feel like an Xbox Live, the gold standard in online gaming.


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Jaipur, Aug 21 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Balwant Kumawat, a youth from Rajasthan's Bhilwara, who on Friday ended his pledge taken two years back to walk barefoot till he meets Modi as PM.
A PMO press release said that Kumawat had expressed a keen desire that Modi becomes prime minister.
"Two years ago, he had even taken a pledge not to wear footwear until he meets 'Prime Minister Narendra Modi'. He was barefoot continuously since then," the release said. It said that Kumawat resumed wearing footwear after his meeting with Modi.
"The prime minister advised Kumawat to now devote his energies to a positive cause for nation-building. He also urged Kumawat not to take a pledge which would cause physical discomfort," the release said.
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While there were some technical issues at the start of the show, it didn't take long for country star Dwight Yoakam to get the crowd excited at the Fox Theater last week in Tucson.
Yoakam took the stage for the first time around 8:30 p.m., following the opening act, Tommy Ash Band. With a strong lead singer who had a June Carter quality, she knocked a rendition of "Jolene" out of the water.
The Tommy Ash Band finished a seven-song set with the Johnny Cash favorite, "Folsom Prison."
As Yoakam took the stage, it was clear there were technical difficulties, requiring a nearly 30-minute delay.
After returning to stage, is was all of the favorites that has made Yoakam popular throughout his singing and movie career.
Yoakam, who delivered in the intimate setting, sang for nearly two hours, all the while pleasing the crowd with his signature kick and hip swivel in his skinny boot-cut jeans.
While Yoakam did plenty of the classics, he also introduced some new music from his new album "3 Pears" released by Warner Bros. Records in September.
While the start was rough, the intimate setting of the venue made for a memorable experience.
Throughout the month of February, Fox Theater has booked plenty of shows, including Wynonna & The Big Noise on Feb. 15, the John Pizzarelli Quartet on Feb. 16, George Kahumoku on Feb. 21, Barbara Cook on Feb. 22, The Oscar Experience on Feb. 24, and Bob Weir – Solo Acoustic with special guest Johnathan Wilson on Feb. 27.
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LOS ANGELES (KCBS) A Los Angeles jury on Thursday afternoon found former BART police officer Johannes Mehserle guilty of involuntary manslaughter with enhancement of a gun, which will carry a sentence of between five and 14 years in state prison.
Mehserle was on trial for his role in the shooting death of 22-year-old Oscar Grant, who was shot and killed at the Fruitvale BART station on New Year's Day 2009.
A sentencing hearing has been set for August 6.
The trial was moved from Alameda County to Los Angeles because of racial tension and extensive media coverage in Oakland.
Thursday's verdict followed a three-week trial in which prosecutors played videos by bystanders, and witnesses recounted hearing the frightening gunshot that killed Grant.
The 28-year-old Mehserle testified that he struggled with Grant and saw him digging in his pocket as officers responded to reports of a fight at the train station.
Fearing Grant may have a weapon, Mehserle said he decided to shock Grant with his Taser, but instead pulled his .40-caliber handgun and shot and killed him.
The jury was given a choice between second-degree murder and lesser charges of voluntary and involuntary manslaughter.
Thursday marked the first full day of deliberations since the jury was handed the case last Friday and they came to their decision shortly after 2 p.m.
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After the verdict was read, Oscar Grant's family reacted with both anger and disappointment.
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"My son was murdered, he was murdered, he was murdered," she said. "And the law has not held the officer accountable the way that he should be held accountable."
She also said that "this battle is not over."
Grant's uncle, Cephus Johnson said the family does not blame the jury for the verdict, but rather the system.
"We as a family have been slapped in the face by a system that has denied us true justice," Johnson said.
He also expressed surprise at how quickly the jury delivered the verdict.
John Burris, the attorney for Grant's family, also expressed his disappointment and said the family was hoping for Mehserle to be found guilty of second-degree murder.
He said the verdict essentially implies that the fatal shooting was a "negligent act."
The U.S. Justice Department issued a statement Thursday evening saying its civil rights division, the U.S. attorney's office and the FBI "have an open investigation into the fatal shooting and, at the conclusion of the state prosecution, will conduct an independent review of the facts and circumstances to determine whether the evidence warrants federal prosecution."
Oakland Officials Disappointed by Verdict
Meanwhile, Alameda County District Attorney Nancy O'Malley expressed her disappointment and frustration as well with the involuntary manslaughter verdict.
"This was not the verdict we sought, but we respect the process of the jury system," she said.
O'Malley said although it wasn't the outcome they were looking for, the jury's finding means that the panel believed Mehserle "was acting with criminal negligence and acting recklessly and intentionally using his gun."
Oakland Mayor Ron Dellums agreed with the opinion of Grant's family and said he will support a federal civil rights prosecution.
"The journey to justice does not necessarily have to end here," said Dellums. "You do have the federal government, you do have the attorney general, you do have the civil rights division. So, the journey to justice does not have to end here."
Now that the trial is over, both Dellums and O'Malley said they hope that there will be a citywide dialogue that will lead to better relations between citizens and law enforcement.


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Since the SBA's America's Recovery Capital loan program debuted last summer, First U.S. Community Credit Union has been flooded with applications and the deluge has led to bigger loans for the Sacramento, Calif.-based cooperative.
Even so, the $231 million CU is treading cautiously having only funded 13 loans to date, said Gordon Gerwig, business services manager. Still, the $35,000 ARC loans have generated more business for the CU, which has a $750,000 loan in the pipeline to finance a firm's building.
"We're happy we did them. They've done some good things and kept people from losing their businesses. We're probably among the only ones in Northern California doing the loans."
The down side is even though the ARC loans are small, it still takes as much work to process loans 10 times their size, Gerwig said. Ideally, he would have liked to see the loans go up to $100,000. One offset is the SBA pays the CU monthly interest checks for participating in the program.
According to the SBA, as of May 7, 1,243 lenders have made 7,416 ARC loans amounting to $240 million. The program is authorized through Sept. 30 or until the funds are exhausted, whichever happens first. Approximately $97 million in loan authority remains available.


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My responsibilities include:
- Member of SnIRC (Safety of nanomaterials Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration) that includes Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh Napier University, the Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM), the University of Edinburgh and Central Sciences Laboratory.
- Director of Toxicology for SAFENANO, a facility to support the risk, exposure and hazard needs of nanotechnology industries.
- Editor-in-chief of the journal Nanotoxicology (impact factor 5.77).
- PhD supervision and conducting numerous PhD vivas at universities throughout Europe.
Current research
- EC FP7 funding – NanoImpactNet (€26,870), ENPRA (€191,537), InLiveTox (€430,107), Qnano (€200,000)
- EPSRC – High performance carbon nanotubes (£200,000)
- The Colt Foundation – Molecular mechanisms of nanoparticle induced toxicity (£189,372), Nanoparticle – protein interactions (£287,282)
- Daphne Jackson Fellowship - Adjuvant effects of nanoparticles (£50,560)
- Unilever - Ecotoxicology of nanoparticles (£52,500)
- US-UK (NERC) – Manufactured Nanomaterial Bioavailability and Environmental Exposure (NanoBee) (£180,000)
Recently completed projects
- NERC led JEHH programme – Human and environmental effects of nanoparticle exposure (£180,000)
- Defra – REFNANO, HARN, CELLPEN and EMERGNANO (all published online)
Selected publications
Gaiser BK, Fernandes TF, Jepson MA, Lead JR, Tyler CR, Baalousha M, Biswas A, Britton GJ, Cole PA, Johnston BD, Ju-Nam Y, Rosenkranz P, Scown TM, Stone V. Interspecies comparisons on the uptake and toxicity of silver and cerium dioxide nanoparticles. Environ Toxicol Chem 2010. Accepted
Gaiser BK, Biswas A, Rosenkranz P, Jepson M, Lead JR, Stone V, Tyler CR, Fernandes TF. Effects of silver and cerium dioxide micro- and nano-sized particles on Daphnia magna. J Environ Monitor Accepted
Aschberger K, Johnston H, Stone V, Aitken R, Tran CL, Hankin S, Peters S, Christensen FM. Review of fullerene toxicity and exposure - appraisal of a human health risk assessment, based on open literature. Regul Toxicol Pharm 2010;In press
Aschberger K, Johnston H., Stone V, Aitken R, Hankin S, Peters A, Tran CL, Christensen FM. Review of carbon nanotubes toxicity and exposure-appraisal of human health risk assessment based on open literature. Crit Rev Toxicol 2010; In press
Brandenberger C, Clift M, Vanhecke D, Muhlfeld C, Stone V, Gehr P, Rothen-Rutishauser B. Intracellular imaging of nanoparticles: Is it an elemental mistake to believe what you see? Part Fibre Toxicol 2010;In press
Bouwmeester H, Lynch I, Marvin HJP, Dawson K, Berges M, Braguer D, Byrne HJ, Casey A, Chambers, G, Clift M, Elia G, Fernandes T, Fjellsbo LB, Hatto P, Juillerat L, Klein C, Kreyling WG, Nickel C, Riedeker M, Stone V. Minimal Analytical characterisation of engineered nanomaterials needed for hazard assessment in biological matrices. Nanotoxicology, 2010: Early Online, 1-11
Brandenberger C, Brown D, Brownlee B, Clift M, Davidson AM, Hankin, SM, Rothen-Rutishauser B, Stone V, Varet J. Quantum dot cytoxicity in vitro: An investigation into the cytotoxic effects of a series of different surface chemistries and their core/shell materials. Nanotoxicology 2010: Early Online, 1-11
Christensen FM, Johnston H, Stone V, Aitken R, Hankin S, Peters S, Aschberger K. Nano-TiO2 - feasibility and challenges for human health risk assessment based on open literature. Nanotoxicology 2010;Early online:1-15
Brandenberger C, Clift M, Vanhecke D, Muhlfeld C, Stone V, Gehr P, Rothen-Rutishauser B. Intracellular imaging of nanoparticles: is it an elemental mistake to believe what you see? Part Fibre Toxicol 2010;7:15
Brown D, Dickson C, Duncan P, Al-Attili F, Stone V. Interaction between nanoparticles and cytokine proteins: impact on protein and particle functionality. Nanotechnology 2010;21(21):215104
Brown D, Donaldson K, Stone, V. Nuclear translocation of Nrf2 and expression of antioxidant defence genes in THP-1 cells exposed to carbon nanotubes. J Biomed Nanotechnology 2010, Vol 6, No3
Christensen FM, Johnston H, Stone V, Aitken R, Hankin S, Peters S, Aschberger K. Nano-silver - feasibility and challenges for human health risk assessment based on open literature. Nanotoxicology 2010;4(3):284-295
Clift M, Boyles M, Brown D, Stone V. An investigation into the potential for different surface-coated quantum dots to cause oxidative stress and affect macrophage cell signalling in vitro. Nanotoxicology 2010;4(2):139-149
Gomes EC, Stone V, Florida-James G. Investigating performance and lung function in a hot, humid and ozone-polluted environment. Eur J Appl Physiol 2010 September;110(1):199-205
Rothen-Rutishauser B, Brown DM, Piallier-Boyles M, Kinloch IA, Windle AH, Gehr P, Stone V. Relating the physicochemical characteristics and dispersion of multiwalled carbon nanotubes in different suspension media to their oxidative reactivity in vitro and inflammation in vivo. Nanotoxicology 2010 September;4:331-342
Clift M, Bhattacharjee S, Brown D, Stone V. The effects of serum on the toxicity of manufactured nanoparticles. Toxicol Lett August 2010
Foucaud L, Goulaouic S, Bennasroune A, Laval-Gilly P, Brown D, Stone V, Falla J. Oxidative stress induction by nanoparticles in THP-1 cells with 4-HNE production: Stress biomarker or oxidative stress signalling molecule? Toxicol In Vitro 2010 July 16
Johnston HJ, Hutchison G, Christensen FM, Peters S, Hankin S, Aschberger K, Stone V. A critical review of the biological mechanisms underlying the in vivo and in vitro toxicity of carbon nanotubes: The contribution of physico-chemical characteristics. Nanotoxicology 2010 June;4:207-246
Scown TM, Santos EM, Johnston BD, Gaiser B, Baalousha M, Mitov S, Lead JR, Stone V, Fernandes TF, Jepson M, van AR, Tyler CR. Effects of aqueous exposure to silver nanoparticles of different sizes in rainbow trout. Toxicol Sci 2010 June;115(2):521-534
Johnston HJ, Hutchison G, Christensen FM, Peters S, Hankin S, Stone V. A review of the in vivo and in vitro toxicity of silver and gold particulates: particle attributes and biological mechanisms responsible for the observed toxicity. Crit Rev Toxicol 2010 April;40(4):328-346
Johnston HJ, Hutchison G, Christensen FM, Aschberger K, Stone V. The biological mechanisms and physicochemical characteristics responsible for driving fullerene toxicity. Toxicol Sci 2010 April;114(2):162-182
Stone V, Nowack B, Baun A, van den BN, Kammer F, Dusinska M, Handy R, Hankin S, Hassellov M, Joner E, Fernandes TF. Nanomaterials for environmental studies: classification, reference material issues, and strategies for physico-chemical characterisation. Sci Total Environ 2010 March 1;408(7):1745-175
Hoek G, Boogaard H, Knol A, de HJ, Slottje P, Ayres JG, Borm P, Brunekreef B, Donaldson K, Forastiere F, Holgate S, Kreyling WG, Nemery B, Pekkanen J, Stone V, Wichmann HE, van der SJ. Concentration response functions for ultrafine particles and all-cause mortality and hospital admissions: results of a European expert panel elicitation. Environ Sci Technol 2010 January 1;44(1):476-482
Johnston HJ, Semmler-Behnke M, Brown DM, Kreyling W, Tran L, Stone V. Evaluating the uptake and intracellular fate of polystyrene nanoparticles by primary and hepatocyte cell lines in vitro. Toxicol Appl Pharm 2010 January 1;242(1):66-78
I graduated from the University of Leeds in 1991 with a 1st class honours degree in Physiology. At the University of Leeds I was the recipient the University of Leeds Centenary Medal.
My PhD was completed at Birmingham University in Toxicology in 1994 supervised by Prof Roger Coleman and Prof Kevin Chipman. While studying in Birmingham I was awarded the British Toxicology Society Young Investigator Award.
I provided expert advice on particle toxicology to the World Health Organisation, the Royal Society/Royal Academy of Engineering and to the Royal Commission.
I am a member of the Department of Health's Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollution (COMEAP), and in the past have worked as an executive member of the International Council on Nanotechnology (ICON) and Consultant to the Olympic Medical Association.
I have been an invited speaker at conferences in Australia (Perth and Sydney), Asia (Taiwan and Japan), USA (San Francisco, North Carolina, Florida, Miami) and Europe (Denmark, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Switzerland).
Collaborators spread across Europe (more than 20 institutes through EU projects), USA (National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, University of Rochester, Rice University) and Japan.
I am an expert advisory panel member for CEINT (Center for the Environmental Implications of Nanotechnology, Duke University, USA) and NANOTEST (EC FP7 funded project).
I have published over 100 research papers.
Further information
I am a member of the British Toxicology Society.
I am a grant reviewer for MRC, EPSRC, The Colt Foundation, the Swiss National Research Programme, The Austrian Research Council and others.


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THE NUFFIELD, SOUTHAMPTON (Box Office 023 8067 1771) The Saints. Until Sunday.
The Best Christmas Present in the World. Until Sunday.
YVONNE ARNAUD THEATRE, GUILDFORD. (Box Office 01483 44 00 00) Film Season 2014. Until August 23.
CORN EXCHANGE, NEWBURY (Box Office 0845 5218 218) A Night at the Cinema in 1914. Tuesday & Wednesday.
A Promise (15). August 15-21.
Calvary (15). August 15-21.
NEW VICTORIA THEATRE, WOKING (Box Office 0844 871 7677) Annie Get Your Gun. Until Saturday.
Agatha Christie's Black Coffee. August 19-23.
WATERMILL THEATRE, NEWBURY (Box Office: 01635 46044) The Hunters Grimm. Until Sunday.
Calamity Jane. Until September 6.
THE MILL AT SONNING, SONNING EYE, READING (Box Office 0118 969 8000) Last Confessions of a Scallywag. Until September 27.
THE MAYFLOWER, SOUTHAMPTON (Box Office 023 8071 1811) The Lion King. Until September 6.
Live at the Movies – an evening of songs from the movies, performed by local singers and musicians – The Tea Bar, London Street, Basingstoke. Saturday.
Old Skool Classics, Friday; R&B + UK G, Saturday, Plush Lounge Bar, Wote Street, Basingstoke.
Punk & Disorderly – four bands including Legends in Japan, Ill Gotten Gains, The Fail, Geezapunx – Irish Centre, Council Road, Basingstoke. Wednesday.
Snowblind – Sabbath tribute – The Brook, Southampton. Friday.
Dave Lewin Trio – The Concorde Club, Eastleigh. Friday.
Green-ish Day – The Brook, Southampton. Saturday.
Mick Turner (Dirty Three) + Mike Noga + Wild Island (solo) – South Street, Reading. Saturday.
Paul Mico's Summer Soul & Motown Night with the Barry White Legacy – The Concorde Club, Eastleigh. Saturday.
Sussex Jazz Kings – The Concorde Club, Eastleigh. Sunday.
Roots Open Mic Night – The Railway, Winchester. Monday.
Mick Turner (Dirty Three) + Mike Noga + Wild Island (solo) – South Street, Reading. August 21.
Bronzes for the World: the Morris Singer Foundry – 10am-4pm, Tuesdays to Saturdays, The Willis Museum, Basingstoke. Until August 23.
The Artists Rifles exhibition – Sainsbury Gallery, The Willis Museum, Basingstoke. Until September 27.
Dream Weavers by Joanna Rose Tidey – 10.30am-5pm (not Mondays), Whitchurch Silk Mill, Winchester Street, Whitchurch. Until August 31.
Soldiers' Journey – Milestones Museum, Basingstoke Leisure Park. Until January 11.
The Games We Played – a nostalgic exhibition exploring some of the most popular and less well-known board and card games from the 1920s through to the 1970s – Andover Museum, Church Close, Andover. Until September 13.
Create a Pair of Mythical Feet – using an assortment of scrap material you will he helped to make the scariest slippers in town! – free event, 10am & 2pm, Basingstoke Discovery Centre, Festival Place. Friday.
Manydown Family Fun Maize Maize – 10am- 5.30pm, Scrapps Hill Farm, Worting Road, Basingstoke. Until September 7.
4 Kingdoms Adventure Farm – family fun, from 10am-6.30pm, Newbury Road, Headley. Until November 3.
Princess Weekend – Wellington Country Park, Riseley, near Reading. Saturday & Sunday.
50 things to do before you're 11 3/4: Build a den – noon, The Vyne, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke. Tuesday.
50 things to do before you're 11 3/4: Bird watching – 2pm, The Vyne, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke. Tuesday.
Story Time – "Sarah and Duck Go to the Funfair" followed by fun activities, including a picture quiz – 11am-11.30am, Waterstone's, Festival Place, Basingstoke. Wednesday.
Pond Dip and Bug Hunt Day – 10am, 11am & noon, Nature Discovery Centre, Lower Way, Thatcham. Pre-booking required. Friday.
Inflatable Obstacle Course – included in your swim ticket – 10am-11.45am, Sports Centre, Festival Place, Basingstoke. August 21.
CAMEO Cream Tea afternoon – in aid of St Michael's Hospice – 3pm, Malshanger House, Malshanger. Minimum donation £5. 01256 848851. Saturday.
The Lord Chamberlain's Men present Romeo and Juliet – 7pm-10pm, on the North Lawn, at The Vyne, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke. Costs £19. Call 0844 2491895. Saturday.
Basingstoke Discovery Centre: Friday, 10am- 1pm, Craft Club; Saturday, 10am-1pm, Discover Boardgames; Monday, 1.30pm-3pm, Monday Meet Up; Wednesday, 2pm-4pm, Knit & Knatter.
Creative Dance Explosion – from street dance to ballet, cheerleading to jive, Bollywood to stomp – dancers get the opportunity to experience a mixture of various styles of dance, jampacked into our creative dance explosion showcase at the end of the week – free event, 2.30pm, The Vyne Community School, Vyne Road, Basingstoke. Friday.
Poetry Workshop – 11am-1pm, The Willis Museum, Basingstoke. Costs £5, call 01256 465902. Saturday.
Dig at Basing House! – a team of Southampton University students will be joined by volunteers to excavate part of the Tudor mansion at Basing House in Old Basing. There will be a number of activities over the course of the excavation, including object handling sessions and tours of the dig site daily at 11.30am and 2.30pm. Monday.
Free Film Screenings: The Railway Man (15) – 1pm & 3.30pm, Basingstoke Discovery Centre, Festival Place. August 21.
Animal Centre Summer Opening – Sparsholt College, Sparsholt, Winchester. Until August 25.
The Three Musketeers – free open air theatre – 2.30pm, Bandstand, Princes Gardens, Aldershot.
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The House passed a watered down $102 billion jobs bill on May 28 that dropped a proposal to extend eligibility for the federal COBRA subsidy through the end of the year. The result is that only workers who lost their jobs before June 1 get the COBRA health care subsidy -- a 65 percent subsidy of health care premiums for up to 15 months. But those laid off after June 1 aren't eligible. Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA says, "Such a loss of health coverage flies in the face of the recently enacted health reform legislation that is intended to expand health coverage to tens of millions of people." Talk about bait and switch.
Watered Down Jobs Bill...Bait & Switch?
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re: Watered Down Jobs Bill...Bait & Switch?
Look, ethanol is an economic and transformative opportunity staring the progressive community right in the face.
According to Tom Vilsack, Secretary of Agriculture, replacing gasoline with ethanol would create as many as 3 million jobs and about 300-700 billion dollars in economic activity annually.
Conservative mid-west farmers have done it on their own without much public support.
Why can't we do it better, using grass and waste?
What kind of fools are we?
Poor Richard
re: Watered Down Jobs Bill...Bait & Switch?
The whole thing is a million times worse than bate and switch. This health care bill is written to provide subsidized health care to people living at 200% of the poverty level. That is the food stamp threshhold. They will extend assistance that you must pay quite a bit for , but substantially less than, full coverage costs. In agreement , you can't own anything. Impoverished people living 200% of the poverty level by definition own nothing of value. Everyone else will be paying out the a$$ as usual and the poor will get low quality "welfare" po folk coverage.
I heard this. Health care will cost between $100 and $250 a month per person for the poor. $500 deductable. The state will pay the remaining 2/3 of all medical costs after that. That's it. and yes it's not affordable for poor folk. This is the new program available in Washington state that just came up. They won't even need to wait till 2014 for this program because no one can do it now and later I guess they have to figure something out. They'll start by relieving middleclass folk of every little scrap of land or property they own. That's what they've done to poor folk for years and years.


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On Senate president has concerns that gay-marriage bill discriminates
Melinda Henderson 3 years, 9 months ago
Fear and loathing on the hateful discrimination trail. Too much negative national press today? Just a taste, Susan. Just a taste.
Julius Nolan 3 years, 9 months ago
So Susan is now trying to pretend she has some common sense and brains? What a joke, everyone in Kansas knows exactly who and what she is.
Thomas Bryce Jr. 3 years, 9 months ago
Her Concerns would most likely be confirmed by the Supreme Court. Making news on National News outlets may or may not have been their objective, but it got attention. I hope they like the attention.
Melinda Henderson 3 years, 9 months ago
Pretty sure the Guv didn't like it and asked Susan if she could oh so delicately fall on her sword at the end of the day.
MerriAnnie Smith 3 years, 9 months ago
Exactly, Melinda.
The gov wants to get re-elected and he wants to be the president. They've over-played their hands on this and now they're colluding with one another on how to stop the blood flow.
No sympathy from me. I think it's funny.
Richard Heckler 3 years, 9 months ago
She is trying to save her political butt. Susan Wagle cannot be trusted because being deceptive and corrupt has become second nature to this woman.
She has yet to say she will not vote for it nor has she organized any republican resistance.
Before any citizen gets to excited over Susan how about citizens see how the votes come down.
MerriAnnie Smith 3 years, 9 months ago
"They said that under the bill same-sex couples could be denied being served in restaurants or even that police could decide not to assist a same-sex married couple."
Who here would like to bet that there are not a lot of people in Kansas who would refuse to help gay people even if it is in their line of business?
What about emergency services? Would they legally be able to refuse to do emergency life-saving measures on gay people? Or to refuse to transport them in their ambulances?
Because... this law would attempt to give them a legal right to do that.
I say 'attempt' because the law is not constitutional and would be defeated by having Kansas taxpayers spend millions to challenge it, which would be successful since we all know, and the people at the statehouse also knows, it's not constitutional.
Used to be it was the Republicans who pounded the table over the constitutionality of everything. Now they seem to have a change of heart. I guess God gave Republicans the right to pick and choose the laws they wish to observe, but Democrats are supposed to interpret the constitution the way a Republican would do.
I have to wonder what this woman has up her sleeve. Frankly, I don't trust her. She wouldn't do and say what she's saying if she was going to be up for re-election while Brownback is still in office. He would get the Koch brothers to support his efforts to make her lose if she was serious. I suspect something fishy is going on in the background, a bit of collusion on the part of the far right and the governor.
Fred Whitehead Jr. 3 years, 9 months ago
WOW!! I never imagined that I would find myself in agreement with Rep Wagel!!
The First Amendment in the Bill of Rights states that "Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion or the practice thereof"
This proposed "law" is unconstitutional plain and simple. It establishes that religion or any other mindless reason will allow discrimination against anyone the believer chosses. How about two" straight as arrow" persons of the same gender apply for an apartment and the owner determines on the basis of his own prejudices and notions that these people are "gay", who is to refute this??/? What business anyhow is it of anyone's preferences? How the hell does that justify this stupid and ignorant law?
This smaks of the Koch Rigfime Kansas Government passing another law that allows Kansas law enforcement to arrest Federal Officers who are doing their jobs in enforcing the Federal gun laws.
Chris Golledge 3 years, 9 months ago
If pressed, I would have to say that individuals have religious rights, but corporations do not. Incorporated entities are not people. So, if an individual chose not to conduct transactions because of their religious beliefs, that would be within their rights, but if a business, or a person representing a business, refused to conduct business in an non-discriminatory manner, that business and person would be liable for prosecution or lawsuit.
MerriAnnie Smith 3 years, 9 months ago
We probably shouldn't warn the rednecks about that. Let them go ahead and discriminate based on the Kansas law, and then get sued.
We all need something to laugh about.
Fred Whitehead Jr. 3 years, 9 months ago
If pressed I firmly believe that no one has the right to discriminate against anyone because of religious belief. You are entitled to whaever religious belief you may desire, and you may practice that belief as you choose. But that does not entitle you to use your religious belief to bash or dinigrate anyone who believes differently than you. All religion has been concocted by human beings who put on their pants one leg at t time same as all of us. Thee is nothing about any religion that is based on common sense or rational thought. You are entitled to believe whateer you want but when it becomes a weapon that you choose to attack anyone who is not a member of your religion or any religion, then it becomes discrimination.
Jonathan Fox 3 years, 9 months ago
I've copied the first few lines of the actual bill since even the LJW didn't bother to actually read it.
Lets at least try to argue over the truth and not distort what the bill is actually meant to protect.
AN ACT concerning religious freedoms with respect to marriage. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas: Section 1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, no individual or religious entity shall be required by any governmental entity to do any of the following, if it would be contrary to the sincerely held religious beliefs of the individual or religious entity regarding sex or gender: (a) Provide any services, accommodations, advantages, facilities, goods, or privileges; provide counseling, adoption, foster care and other social services; or provide employment or employment benefits, RELATED TO THE CELEBRATION OF ANY MARRIAGE, DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIP, CIVIL UNION OR SIMILAR ARRANGEMENT;
This bill is specifically in reference to marriage. The bill only allows provisions for refusal of business GIVEN it is related to, or related to the CELEBRATION of marriage, domestic partnership, civil union, etc...
This isn't a blanket law for refusing service to say someone coming into say a restaurant, grocery store, coffee shop, hospital, tire shop, etc...
It allows provision for those who do wedding services and wish not to endorse that lifestyle through their marriage related services.
David Reber 3 years, 9 months ago
I'm not a lawyer but I think you're misreading that, Jonathan.
"no individual.... shall be required by any governmental entity to do any of the following, if it would be contrary to the sincerely held religious beliefs.... REGARDING SEX OR GENDER:"
So, it isn't just about marriage. It's about ANY religious beliefs regarding sex or gender. Like, for example, perhaps a belief that women shouldn't work, or go to school, or show their ankles in public, or any number of other things. And if you look closely at what follows the "(a)", you will see a semicolon after this:
"Provide any services, accommodations, advantages, facilities, good, or privileges;"
My understanding of the semicolon is that is separates two independent pieces within a passage. The above piece lists things that nobody can be required to do if it runs counter to their religion regarding sex or gender. It says nothing about marriage.
So, according to this bill, if my religion says women should not go to school; then I as a teacher could legally refuse to teach female students. My employer - a governmental entity - would just have to suck it up and keep me on the payroll anyway.
MerriAnnie Smith 3 years, 9 months ago
A lot of knowledgeable people have determined that this wording is far too loose and can be construed by determined people to mean just about anything they can twist it to mean.
Suppose two gay people get married and on the way back out to their cars they get run over and need emergency help. Any fool who works for EMS can say they're not going to give them medical help because they got hurt in the process of having rice thrown at them after getting married.
It wouldn't take a lot of imagination for a bigot to twist any situation into some connection with the gays celebrating any "similar arrangement."
I suppose the rest of the bill is also important to consider and not just the first few paragraphs.
Sarah Johnson 3 years, 9 months ago
You left out two incredibly key words and a critical comma. The actual language after employment benefits is:
"related to, or related to the celebration of, any marriage, domestic partnership, civil union or similar arrangement."
Yes, the bill is specific to marriages or similar relationships. But, no, it is not limited to the actual celebration, like the wedding reception.
If you remove the "related to the celebration of" clause, as the commas say you can, you are left with:
"related to...any marriage, domestic partnership..."
Do you see how that makes a difference? So now, is a restaurant providing a service "related to a marriage" if it serves a couple dinner? How about a hotel providing a room to a couple?
Richard Heckler 3 years, 9 months ago
The Opposite of ALEC is People For The American Way = Gov't By The People YES! Issues - http://www.pfaw.org/issues
And: http://www.pfaw.org/rww-in-focus/alec-the-voice-of-corporate-special-interests-state-legislatures#Voter
Richard Heckler 3 years, 9 months ago
There is no rewriting of this ignorant homophobic legislation. It goes in the trash.
Remember this is the same party and leadership that consistently supports tax cuts for the Kansas 1% and votes against public education. Yes that is Susan Wagle absolutely!
MerriAnnie Smith 3 years, 9 months ago
I'd like to have been a fly on the wall when the whole bunch of them realized their stupid as dirt and now everybody else knows it, too.
Steve King 3 years, 9 months ago
They are stupid as dirt. And they thought we were. Is why they tried it.
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ENGLAND World Cup rugby player Danny Care has been charged with drink-driving after being caught in Hampshire.
The 25-year-old was stopped in the early hours of New Year's Day at Winchester Services on the M3.
He will admit the charge when he appears before Southampton magistrates on January 16, he said.
The news comes just three weeks after the Harlequins scrum-half was arrested and fined for being drunk and disorderly.
He will be excluded from England's Six Nations squad.
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