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In a german card came (Doppelkopf) there are 24 different card types, but 2 copies of each type, that is 48 cards at all.
How many distributions when there are 4 players? My first approach was to assume there are 48 different cards, and then to divide by 2 and by 2 (... 24 times). But this underestimates the real number of distributions. Because: Say player 1 has both spade kings. This has been ruled out already by dividing by fak(12). But if player 1 and player 2 both have a spade king, then we must divide by 2.
How to calculate the number of different distibutions?
Is there a closed formula as in the single card deck case?


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Award-winning company THEATREFRONT continues their ghost story serial, THE MILL, with Part Three: THE WOODS, written by Tara Beagan and directed by Sarah Stanley.
A Canadian horror story, THE WOODS takes place in 1640, two centuries before Part One and Part Two. The mill does not yet exist. The woods conceal a First Nations burial ground; the former site of a Wendat (Huron) settlement decimated by the imported ideals, and epidemics, of the French settlers.
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London Irish are pleased to announce that Brendan Venter is returning to the club to take up the new position of Technical Director with immediate effect.
Venter, who ranks among the most experienced and respected coaching experts in the game, renews an association with the Exiles that began in 1998 when he first signed as a centre. Making 84 appearances during two spells with the club, Venter played a key role with Conor O'Shea in leading Irish to its first and only national trophy, the Powergen Cup in 2002.


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Russian journalist who died in fall reportedly investigated weapons deals with Iran, Syriapublished on Tuesday, March 06, 2007
By Vladimir Isachenkov
1:21 p.m. March 6, 2007
MOSCOW – A journalist who plunged to his death from his apartment building window faced threats while reporting on a highly sensitive story that Russia planned to sell sophisticated missiles to Syria and Iran, his newspaper reported Tuesday.
Ivan Safronov, a military affairs writer for the daily Kommersant, died Friday after plunging from a stairwell window between the fourth and fifth stories.
Kommersant reported Tuesday that Safronov had told his editors he was working on a story about Russian plans to sell weapons to Iran and Syria via Belarus.
The deals, if concluded, could upset the balance of power in the Middle East and strain Russia's relations with Israel and the United States, which have strongly objected to earlier Russian weapons sales to the two countries.
Kommersant reported that Safronov, 51, had recently told colleagues he was warned he would face a criminal investigation for possibly releasing state secrets if he reported allegations that Russia had struck a deal to supply Iskander missiles to Syria.
"Ivan Safronov said he was not going to write about it for a while because he was warned that it would create a huge international scandal and the FSB (Federal Security Service) would launch a criminal case on charges of breaching state secrets," the newspaper said.
Safronov did not say where the warning came from, according to Kommersant, but he had repeatedly been questioned by the FSB – the KGB's main successor agency – which suspected him of divulging state secrets.
A spokeswoman for state arms trading monopoly Rosoboronexport refused to comment on the Kommersant report.
Independent analyst Pavel Felgenhauer, who knew Safronov and met with him shortly before his death, said deals with Iran and Syria would be sensitive enough to lead to Safronov's killing.
"It's quite probable that such deals have been signed, and it's also probable that he (Safronov) was killed because of that," Felgenhauer told The Associated Press.
In the face of sharp U.S. and Israeli criticism, Moscow has delivered 29 Tor-M1 mobile surface-to-air missile systems to Iran under a $700 million contract, and Russian news reports have said Iran was pushing to buy the much more potent, long-range S-300 air defense missile systems.
Kommersant reported that, before traveling to an international arms fair in the United Arab Emirates last month, Safronov had said he would try to confirm rumors that Russia planned to sell S-300 missiles to Iran and Su-30 fighter jets to Syria via Belarus. He later called the editors from Abu Dhabi and said he had confirmation from Russian officials who attended the exhibit, the paper said.
Upon his return, Safronov told colleagues he also had learned about Russia's plans to provide Syria with Iskander missiles, MiG-29 fighter jets and Pantsyr-S1 air defense systems, the newspaper reported.
The Iskander, a sophisticated surface-to-surface missile with a range of 175 miles, would give Syria the capability to strike targets in Israel with very high precision. Israel has complained strongly about past sales of anti-tank missiles to Syria, saying some landed in the hands of the militant group Hezbollah.
A 2005 Kommersant report about planned sales of Iskander missiles to Syria caused an uproar and Putin later said during a trip to Israel that he had blocked the deal, the newspaper reported.
Felgenhauer told the AP the Iskander is in a different league than North Korean-built Scud missiles in Syria's inventory.
"The Syrians always wanted to get Iskander missiles," he said. "Iskander would give the Syrians a capability to strike point targets, like the military general staff building in Tel Aviv."
Felgenhauer said Russia previously conducted shadowy weapons sales through Belarus, so the allegations that it could serve as a conduit for Russian weapons sales to Iran and Syria were plausible.
Vladimir Nesterovich, a top official with Belarus' Security Council, said the allegations were "pure provocation." He added: "Those who are disseminating this false information are making the latest attempt to discredit Belarus in the eyes of the international community."
However, former Belarusian Defense Minister Pavel Kozlovsky said Russia had long used Belarus as conduit for weapons to suspect regimes. "This scheme has been used for the last 10 years or so. Earlier, Belarus supplied weapons to (Saddam) Hussein and Iraq," he said.
Safronov, a colonel in the Russian Space Forces before joining Kommersant in 1997, frequently angered authorities with his critical reporting. Kommersant and other media described him as a cheerful person who would not take his own life and suggested foul play.
Felgenhauer said a Russian military affairs writer whom he refused to name was brutally beaten by Russian military intelligence agents several years ago over his report on arms sales.
"I also feel scared since I'm writing about similar subjects," he said.
Prosecutors have said nothing about the incident, except that they are investigating it as a suicide.
The death comes amid a rash of attacks on journalists who write about official corruption, Chechnya and other abuses and amid fears that, under Putin, Russia has is backsliding toward authoritarianism.
Investigative reporter Anna Politkovskaya, a Kremlin critic, was shot dead in Moscow in October. The U.S.-based Committee to Protect Journalists said that 13 journalists have been killed in contract-style murders since Putin took office in 2000.
"Given this terrible record, Safronov's sensitive beat and the questions surrounding his death, we call on Moscow authorities to thoroughly investigate every lead, including foul play," Committee to Protect Journalists Executive Director Joel Simon said.
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Having ten grandchildren, I'm always happy to try a new game and this one looked like fun. I've found that there's no better way to bond with my grandchildren than to play games with them. This fun time together also lets me
The game arrived and my initial impressions were good. The game is attractively boxed with lots of bright colours and graphics. The inside is beautifully packaged with each game piece individual wrapped in tissue paper.
Basically Froggy Boogie is a memory game. You place two different eyes in each frog (one with a stamp of a baby frog on the bottom, one without) then you place the frogs in the middle of the lily pads.
Choose your own game piece (a frog of course!), throw the dice and see what colours the dice display. That corresponds to the frog you have chosen. Lift one eye and if there is a baby frog on the bottom, the adult frog has seen you so you stay where you are. If there is no stamp, move ahead one lily pad. Put the eye back and the next player takes his/her turn.
The memory part comes in with every player trying to remember which eye on each frog has a stamp and which does not. Believe me it's not easy!
Frogs are in the middle of the lily pads and we are ready to play
This is some serious concentration between my 5 year old and 8 year old grandsons
Checking the eye of the frog. Stamp or no stamp?
My grandsons loved this game and we played it over and over one night. Even Grandpa got in on the action and agreed to play. We laughed, we talked and we shared lots of ancestor stories. Best of all my 8 year old grandson invented new ways to play after we played following the rules.
All in all I thought this game was a terrific one for the family to play together or for children to enjoy without any adult supervision. It's a good memory game as well as tons of fun. And I have to admit I loved the bright colours and cute frogs.
I'm sure you will think of many ways to incorporate genealogy and ancestors into the time you share while playing this game but here's something I did - I asked my grandsons if they liked the game. Then I asked them if they thought great grandmother xxx had any games like Froggy Boogie when she was a child. I reminded them when she was born and where. The 5 year old didn't really "get" it, but the 8 year old did and the conversation evolved. I also showed them some examples of toys that children in the 1800s had. All in all, a great lead-in to a genealogy teaching moment.
It is rated for 2 to 6 players ages 4 and up. The pieces are all good quality and made of wood.
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Reports out of Brazil have linked the LA Galaxy with Brazilian International Luis Fabiano as well as a series of starlets from Brazilian club Sao Paulo.
The Brazilian daily newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo has reported the Galaxy are interested in the 32-year-old former Sevilla star to The Home Depot Center on an eight-month loan deal. However, the report goes on to state that Sao Paulo club President Juvenal Juvêncio was not interested in selling the veteran forward due to his team's participation in the Copa Liberatores.
The report also mentions that the Galaxy are interested in bringing in quartet of young Sao Paulo players on loan, in addition to renegotiating a new deal for Juninho.
Other news from around MLS and the world of soccer...
*Keeping up with the Brazilian bent of this post, 1-0 to qualify for the final of the World Club Championship. The Brazilians will play the winner of tonight's match up between Chelsea FC and Monterrey.
*Across The HDC hall, there are a number of question marks as Jose Luis Sanchez aka El Chelis is reportedly the new coach at Chivas USA and Guadalajara legend Adolfo "Bofo" Bautista has told ESPN Deportes that he and a quartet of young Mexican players are on the move to Chivas. Another target is Monarcas Morelia striker Miguel Sabah.
*Sporting Kansas City announced the acquisition of U.S. International midfielder Benny Feilhaber on Tuesday morning from the New England Revolution.
*Danny Mwanga is returning to the Portland Timbers after inking a new deal.
*The Galaxy weren't the only team inking Homegrown players as the New York Red Bulls signed a pair of Academy players.
*Lastly, I spoke to NASN Radio's MLS on 30 to recap the Galaxy's season.


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Skeptics may consider it political window dressing, but another round of Middle East peace negotiations began with a Sept 1 White House meeting aimed at resurrecting the long stalled process. The opening event was hosted by President Obama and included Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Some reasons to be hopeful? For one, that the parties are talking directly together again at all said Emad Shahin, an Associate Professor of Religion, Conflict and Peacebuilding at Notre Dame's Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies.
The renewed negotiations, he said, also clearly enjoy the strong support of a "determined" Obama administration and the endorsement of important regional players including Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. In fact on hand to lend moral support to the renewed effort during the opening talks were Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, Jordan's King Abdullah II and Quartet envoy, former Prime Minister Tony Blair of Great Britain.
The skepticism of everyday Palestinians, however, may prove harder to overcome. Shahin said many Palestinians are critical of the current round, concerned that Abbas is "being dragged into the process" after apparently abandoning long-held preconditions for renewed talks, such as commitments to restrain further Israeli settlement of Palestinian land. And Palestinians in Gaza, particularly the leadership of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other groups, are furious that talks are proceeding without their consultation.
Hamas terrorists have already launched several attacks intended to disrupt the negotiations, and four Israeli settlers in Hebron, including a pregnant woman, have been killed. Shahin said additional acts of terror intended to disrupt the peace talks from Hamas or other groups is not out of the question. "But if there is a clear agenda and we can see where we are heading and there is a strong political will to get it done, I don't think these attacks can really sabotage the process," Shahin said. What will be key is if tangible results become obvious quickly in the process so it is not perceived as just another Middle East photo op.
One key test emerges soon: Israel's self-imposed moratorium on further development of communities of Israeli settlers on the occupied West Bank expires on September 26. If the freeze is lifted by the Netanyahu government, filled as it is with supporters of the settler movement, the process, said Shahin, is probably doomed—again. If the ban on new settlements on the West Bank is extended, it will be a strong indication of the current Israeli government's commitment to a real peace process this t ime. Prime Minister Netanyahu has already said that the moratorium will not continue after September 26, arguing that settlements are not an issue that pertain to these talks. President Abbas has warned, for his part, that the Palestinian Authority would drop out of the direct talks if the moratorium is lifted. Settlements in the West Bank and Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem are considered illegal by the international community.
At a White House press conference on September 10, President Obama said, "A major bone of contention during the course of this month is going to be the potential lapse of the settlement moratorium.... What I've said to Prime Minister Netanyahu is that given that so far the talks are moving forward in a constructive way, it makes sense to extend that moratorium."
"The politics for Prime Minister Netanyahu are very difficult; members of his coalition say we don't want to continue [the moratorium]." The president said he has urged President Abbas "to show the Israeli public that he is serious and [negotiations can be] constructive."
The two Middle East leaders have to learn, President Obama said, how to help each other succeed, not fail, to "see the world through the other person's eyes." Ultimately what's going to resolve this conflict, the president said, is for Israelis and Palestinians to decide "what is going to be Israel and what is going to be the state of Palestine."
Stephen Colecchi is the director of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Office of International Justice and Peace. After so many thwarted efforts in the past, he said he understands why people may be skeptical about the likely outcome of the current round of negotiations. But "as people of faith," he said, "we have no choice but to be hopeful. If we can't hope for a better future, if we can't imagine a better future, we can't get there." Colecchi said it was up to the members of the faith community in fact to "mobilize" hope in support of the renewed peace process. "The greatest enemy to the current negotiations is skepticism to a fault."
Acknowledging that the hawkish Netanyahu makes an unpromising protagonist for peace, Colecchi said, "God uses the unlikeliest instruments sometimes to do God's will."
That's an assessment Shahin would not challenge. He argued that only a strong Israeli leader like Netanyahu, trusted to assure national and personal security by Israel's right wing, could deliver peace to the region. Shahin recalls that it took the hard-right Likud party and Menechem Begin's leadership to reach an unprecedented peace agreement with Egypt in 1979. "You need a strong Israeli government to conclude the peace," he said.
The second round of talks ha ve been scheduled for September 14. They will include U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East Peace George Mitchell and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who will join Israeli and Palestinian leaders at the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.


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Gregory makes use of recycled and upcycled objects to craft all kinds of weird and wonderful and totally unique lamps as part of a project he calls 'Lamp it Up'. Greg said he was initially inspired by the opportunities that arose out of the arrival of compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs, adding that their low heat meant that they could be used near ordinarily flammable materials like textiles, wood and plastic. Just the ticket for transforming junk into luminous works of art. We can't help but wonder what could be achieved by combining these upcycled fixtures with some similarly creative interactive LED electronics? Sounds like a great discussion topic for the day!
"Our lights are made using small wooden bowls and white glass shades, cheaply sourced from op shops, second hand stores and recycling centres," Gregory told us. He said the main challenge is connecting the lamp holder and plans to provide a demonstration at the Faire on how to easily and safely handle the wiring aspect of the job.
Check out Gregory's Flickr set for some inspiring photos depicting the 'wombling for waste' to gather raw materials.


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Voices of DiversityPage address: http://www.mnsu.edu/diversity/commission/arunikashyap.html
From Assam, India to Minnesota State University: Aruni Kashyap
By Heidi Sampson
As a writer who can write across the genres, Aruni Kashyap, a third-year Master of Fine Arts (MFA) student in creative writing, has developed an extensive list of published works in both Assamese and English fiction, non-fiction and poetry. With a thesis focus on fiction, Kashyap is also a Teaching Assistant for Composition in the English Department, at Minnesota State University.
Kashyap comes to MNSU from Guwahati, a city of around 1.5 million people. Guwahati is based in northeastern India, within the state of Assam. Within India, there are hundreds of ethnicities and a thousand different languages spoken. Assam has more than sixty different languages present within it.
"In Assam, the most widely spoken language is Assamese and it is my first language," said Kashyap. "I come from this very diverse and polyphonic place."
The state of Assam is known around the world for the production of tea. Assam tea is a black tea known for its body, briskness, malty flavor, and strong, bright color. Assam teas, or blends containing Assam tea, are often sold as "breakfast" teas. In fact, the state of Assam is the world's largest tea-growing region, producing a quarter of the world's tea.
Although Assam is a beautifully diverse state, with Guwahati lying beside the Brahmaputra River, it is at the same time a bruised and battered state because of a three-decade-old armed insurgency that has taken a toll of around 30,000 lives on both sides. This group of insurgents seeks to establish a separate sovereign nation of Assam, carved out of India.
"I was born in 1984," said Kashyap. "The insurgency started in 1979. My generation grew up under the shadow of these activities. We have a very ambivalent attitude towards the insurgency. The struggle started due to prolonged exploitation of Assam by the Indian government. I don't think any solution can emerge out of violence but at the same time, that generation of people in Assam had to resort to arms because they felt they were left with no other options. The insurgents and the security forces have violated numerous human rights that have added to the tragedy in Assam."
Kashyap attended St. Stephen's College, in Delhi, where he completed his undergraduate and a Master of Arts, in English Literature. Around the time he completed his Masters, he also completed the first draft of his novel, The House with a Thousand Stories.
"It's a love story set against this political conflict in India," said Kashyap. "If you read the book there is very little history about the insurgency in Assam. The book is really about the universal aspect of fear. What it means to live under constant terror, threat and fear. Of course, the specificity of the political crisis is important. I also wanted to explore those things that conventional Indian English fiction has not explored previously."
Once the first draft was finished, Kashyap decided to query an agent in England. He chose the only agent he'd heard of who represented several other Indian writers. Within a month, the agent he queried agreed to represent his book. Kashyap's agent immediately sent the novel out to publishers. Within a week to ten days, Penguin Books declared their intent to publish Kashyap's first novel.
"For many people, finding an agent and getting a book deal is a long and frustrating process but thankfully, this wasn't the case with me," said Kashyap. "However, I was frustrated when my book got delayed repeatedly because there was a lot of change within the Indian publishing industry during that time. But finally, I am glad that the book was published in June of 2013 and not earlier. During this period, the book went through many drafts. I learned a lot during the process of editing it."
Shortly after having his first novel taken by Penguin Books, Kashyap started working on his second novel, making notes, sketches and working on research when a poet friend advised him on the existence of creative writing programs. His friend suggested he google it. Up until this point, Kashyap hadn't thought much about the possibility of building a writing community around him that would challenge, offer support and supply feedback on writing projects.
"When I wrote my first novel it was completely on my own without support from a community of writers," said Kashyap. "Why not try for an MFA degree where I will have a cohort of people around me? This would be a community where they view writing as a serious mode of expression."
Kashyap's first book, The House with a Thousand Stories, is a critically acclaimed novel that broke the long national silence regarding human rights violations by security forces in India. Along with India's national English media, the novel also received widespread attention from the Assamese-language media and a 24-hour satellite news channel called DY 365, where Kashyap was deemed one of the "10 Most Influential Assamese of 2013," on the basis of a poll. The novel was discussed in Assamese papers though the book hasn't appeared in Assamese translation yet.
"The insurgency in Assam is a sensitive issue and the secret-killings of Assam—against which the novel is set—is a disturbing subject matter," said Kashyap. "The novel raises questions about the widespread human rights violations committed by Indian forces and armed insurgents on its own people. In that way the subject may be polarizing."
Review of The House with a Thousand Stories:
"A tale where the haunting past coexists with the violent present. Aruni Kashyap's debut novel, set in Assam, sees the author at the height of his powers with a sensitive yet strong narrative…. Kashyap is below thirty. Amazing talent from one so young!"
—The Deccan Herald
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It is 2002 and young Pablo, a city boy who has mostly lived a sheltered and privileged life in Guwahati, is visiting his ancestral village for his aunt's wedding. This is his second time in Mayong, in rural Assam, since 1998, when he had come for a few days to attend his father's best friend's funeral. As the wedding preparations gather pace, Pablo is amused as well as disturbed by squabbling aunts, dying grandmothers, cousins planning to elope for love, and hysterical gossips. And on this heady theatre of tradition and modernity hovers the sinister shadow of insurgency and the army's brutal measures to quell militancy.
In the days leading up to the wedding, which ends in an unspeakable tragedy, Pablo finds first love, discovers family intrigues, and goes through an extraordinary rite of passage. Written with clinical precision, this gripping first novel announces the arrival of one of the most original new voices from India. The novel is an exploration of fear, about what it means to live under state-terrorism and violence of armed rebellion, and about the far-reaching consequences of living under the threat of terror in world's largest democracy.
Other works by Aruni Kashyap:
Aruni Kashyap has also translated from Assamese and introduced celebrated Indian writer Indira Goswami's last work of fiction, The Bronze Sword of Thengphakhri Tehsildar, for Zubaan Books (January, 2013). Currently, he is editing an anthology of short stories by writers from Assam set against the Assam Conflict for HarperCollins publishers. He also writes extensively on socio-political issues and opinion based articles. His short stories and nonfiction have previously appeared in The Guardian UK, The New York Times, Warscapes, Per Contra, Kartika Review: An Asian Pacific Islander American Literary Journal, Evergreen Review, etc.
Website Link: www.arunikashyap.com
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Mitt Romney is in Israel now, continuing his three-nation foreign tour. Here are Mitt and Ann en route:
YNet headlines: "Romney can expect warm Israeli reception." I am sure that is true, for reasons that our readers know well. No doubt Romney was glad to get out of London, and away from the negative news stories that dogged him after he took seriously a question about London's readiness for the Olympics. Romney's answer was hardly negative, taken as a whole, but he said that some of the logistical problems encountered so far were "disconcerting." Normally the exchange would have gone unnoticed, but in the overheated hours before the Olympics got underway, Romney was somehow cast as anti-Britain. Like other Europeans, many Brits favor Democrats over Republicans because their policies tend to weaken the U.S. and make us a less effective competitor; this no doubt played a role in the British press's pouncing on Romney's innocuous exchange. But, as Paul said, Romney should have known better than to attempt a meaningful answer to a pro forma question. When in London, praise the Londoners.
The Olympic flap will have no impact on the presidential race, but it is a useful reminder of how careful Romney needs to be. He can't get away with–let's just pick a few examples at random–getting the number of states wrong; or referring to the Austrian language; or mispronouncing corpse-man; or saying the private sector is "doing fine;" or promising to bring "inefficiencies" to our health care system; or saying he bowled like was in the "Special Olympics, or something"–well, you get the picture. Romney is not playing on a level field, and the silly press reaction to his London interview should remind him of the fact. He will, in all likelihood, win in November, but in the meantime, he is walking through a minefield with very little margin for error.


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What Business Administrators DoBusiness administrators are like the oil that keeps the wheels of commerce turning. They are involved in all aspects of running organizations and may work in private industry, public enterprises or for non-profit companies. They work as managers, supervisors and assistants, and their job duties are as varied as the organizations they work for.
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National 4x4 Show
British Off-Road Motorsport Show
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Stratford-upon-Avon Racecourse
7-8 June 2014
Stratford Racecourse proved to be such a great venue last year for the ADVENTURE OVERLAND SHOW in September, it has been decided to run a 3-in-1 off-road show this June - basically it will cover all types of off-road activity and all makes & models or 4x4.
FOG is more than welcome to have a Club Display Stand there. Although there will be a limited number of complimentary passes (these are intended for the club officials who do the general donkey work all year around!!!) the club can have as many vehicles as they want as a display, with camping directly behind. This is important, as this way the caravans/tents can be formed to create a communal BBQ area or whatever, a focal point if you like, so everyone can 'get together around the fire' come the evening.
If interested simply get a club official to contact me, email address via the website.


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There are many "out of the box" ways that you can utilize your journal. What follows is a list of some examples:
Find personal answers: It has been said that when we are confused about a situation, we shouldn't be, because all of the answers lie within ourselves. Do you believe this to be true? Have you ever been truly puzzled about something in your life? Once it was resolved, did you feel that you knew the answers all along? Or did the answers lie elsewhere?
Write in your personal journal. If you are in the middle of a difficult time right now, try to work through it in your journal. If not, spend some time reflecting to see how you discovered the answers.
Set personal goals: The world is filled with possibilities for each of us. We can choose where to live, what job to take, what hobby to enjoy, and much more. However, sometimes we start a project and lose interest quickly because we find another project that excites us. In the end, we find we have no time to set goals—and even if we do, they are usually not accomplished.
Pick up the pen and begin to write down everything that interests you. Then take a look at all of the things you want to do. Pick two items and make them your goals. In your personal journal, write down the steps you will take to accomplish those goals and then sign the bottom. Imagine that this is your own written con¬tract and then commit to work on those two things until they are completed.
Write about procrastination: The project you found out about weeks ago is due tomorrow and you have done little work on it. Does this sound like a familiar situation? Is this a behavior that you would like to change? Or do you find this is the best way for you to work?
Try writing in your personal journal about procrastination. If this is a pattern you would like to break, write about the steps you might take to change it. If, on the other hand, this is a good way for you to work, spend time writing about why it works for you.
Write about fear: Every person suffers from one type of fear or another in their lifetime. In order to feel truly alive, we need to face our fears. Once we do this, we step out of our inner prisons, sprout wings, and fly. Do you think this statement is true?
Spend some time journaling on the idea of fear. What is your biggest fear? Do you think it's holding you back from accomplishing all you could do in your life? Do you feel you are ready to begin to overcome it? How will you begin?
Write about a journey: Too often, as we work toward a goal we have set for ourselves, we wind up either fixating upon the obstacles along the road or focusing too hard on the goal itself. When we do this, we miss the magic and beauty of the journey.
Do you agree or disagree? Do you have a goal in your life? Are you missing all of the wonderful things you have the ability to gain along the way, including meeting new people and learning new things about yourself and others? Or do you feel it will be good to accomplish the goal but it is the journey that brings the most rewards?
Write about success: Many people in this world equate success with money. The more you have, the more successful you are.
Spend some time reflecting upon this idea in your journal. Do you agree with this statement? If so, write down the reasons why. If not, how would you define success?
Write about positive experiences: Those who keep a positive attitude will be able to achieve anything. If they reach for the stars, they will touch them. If they want the moon, it belongs to them. Do you believe that maintaining a positive attitude is the key to success? Or do you think that hard work and determination are the only keys? Think about times when you were feeling positive about something as opposed to negative—what happened?
Spend some time writing about this in your personal journal. If you find areas in your life where your thoughts take a negative turn, stay with that and try to explore the reasons why. If you want to challenge yourself, think of ways in which you can change your negative thinking into something more positive.
Write about self-reflection: Have you ever been in an argument with someone and heard them say, "Stop thinking for me"? If you think someone is angry or upset with you, do you ask them or do you just presume that they are? Do you find that you often let things build inside your head instead of talking to the person? Do you base your reactions to people on assumptions, or facts?
Spend some time writing in your personal journal about how you relate to people. Think about how you approach situations and whether or not you are upfront and honest about your feelings and concerns.


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On a day the Carolina Panthers tied a season high by forcing three turnovers, the defense ran out of steam and couldn�t clamp down when the game was on the line.
CHARLOTTE � On a day the Carolina Panthers tied a season high by forcing three turnovers, the defense ran out of steam and couldn�t clamp down when the game was on the line.
Head coach Ron Rivera admitted �the defense got wore down a little bit� as the Panthers blew an 11-point lead with six minutes remaining in Sunday�s eventual 27-21 loss to Tampa Bay.
Carolina surrendered a field goal with 4:03 left, then gave up a seven-play, 80-yard scoring drive in the final 1:02 to force overtime.
�We had an opportunity to stop them in the two-minute drill,� Rivera said. �We saw the formation. We saw what they were in. The touchdown � we should have been in better position to make a play. We were close but not close enough obviously.�
The touchdown was a 24-yard pass from Josh Freeman to Vincent Jackson, and those two hooked up again for the ensuing two-point conversion to tie it.
Then, in overtime, Carolina lost the coin flip and the offense never got a chance to take the field as the defense suddenly had no answer for Doug Martin and the Tampa Bay rushing game. Martin, the rookie out of Boise State, carried five times for 48 yards on the drive and Tampa Bay scored on Freeman�s 15-yard pass to Dallas Clark.
�We had done a nice job stopping the run for the most part most of the day, and to allow that to happen in overtime was disappointing,� Rivera said.
The result was Carolina�s fourth blown fourth-quarter lead this season as the Panthers dropped to 2-8 in a season that began with so much optimism.
The defense was holding up well until the final stretch. Captain Munnerlyn returned an interception for a touchdown and Haruki Nakamura snagged another interception. Thomas Davis forced a fumble that Luke Kuechly recovered in the end zone when Tampa Bay was on its way in for a score early in the fourth quarter.
�Defensively they had a good game,� quarterback Cam Newton said. �Offensively, we have to produce more points, maximize each and every opportunity that we get and I think the outcome would be different.�
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Newton absorbed a big hit late in the second quarter on a 12-yard touchdown pass to Steve Smith that was called back due to pass interference. Newton, though, continued to play.
�It was all right,� Newton said. �I took kind of unorthodox hit to my leg, but it was a temporary pain. It�s all right. It�s football.�
Penalty on Davis draws ire
A 15-yard penalty that aided Tampa Bay�s game-tying drive late in the fourth quarter drew criticism from Rivera after the game.
Davis was flagged for unnecessary roughness early in the possession as he tried to make a play on Tiquan Underwood after an 18-yard completion on second and 10 with 45 seconds left.
�I mean, I understand it�s about safety,� Rivera said. �It�s tough because Thomas came and just made a football play. It�s hard because at that point are we supposed to miss and then let him catch the ball clean. The receiver�s going down, Thomas is coming across. How are we supposed to make plays on that? Thomas didn�t hit him helmet to helmet, that much I�ll say, but the referee made a judgment call and we have to live with it.�
The penalty advanced the ball to the Panthers� 47, and the Buccaneers scored five plays later with 12 seconds remaining.
Review benefits Panthers
The final turnover Carolina forced would have been a go-ahead Tampa Bay touchdown had a review overturned it.
With the Panthers ahead 14-10 early in the fourth quarter, Tampa Bay�s Martin took a carry up the middle from the 2 but lost the ball on his way into the end zone. The play was initially ruled a fumble at the 1 and a Carolina recovery in the end zone for a touchback, although replays showed a close call whether the ball came loose before Martin crossed the plane. After a review, officials upheld the call and Carolina took over at the 20.
The Panthers then staged a seven-play scoring drive and took a 21-10 lead on Newton�s 29-yard TD pass to Brandon LaFell with 6:00 left. But Tampa Bay reeled off 11 quick points to force overtime.
Run-pass balance
So much for a commitment to the run being a key to the Panthers� success. Carolina dropped to 1-3 this season and 6-3 under coach Ron Rivera when carrying 30 or more times.
The Panthers rushed 34 times on their 65 plays but gained only 97 yards on the ground. Jonathan Stewart led the Panthers with 15 carries for 43 yards and a touchdown. Cam Newton carried 11 times for 40 yards and DeAngelo Williams added seven totes for 18 yards.
Joe Adams returned from the inactive list and returned two punts for 16 yards. Adams, a rookie out of Arkansas, hadn�t played since Game 3 against the New York Giants.
On the inactive list for the Panthers on Sunday were quarterback Jimmy Clausen, wide receiver David Gettis, safety D.J. Campbell, linebacker Jason Williams, offensive lineman Jeremy Bridges, tackle Bruce Campbell and defensive end Antwan Applewhite.
The Panthers have been swept by at least one division opponent three straight years after going five years avoiding a divisional sweep. � The number of distributed tickets was announced at 72,603 � a season low for the six Panthers home games. The previous low was 72,676 against Seattle. � The Panthers dropped to 5-10 in overtime and have lost their last five extra-period games. Their previous overtime game was a 34-28 loss to the New York Giants in 2008. � Two home games remain on the schedule, but the Panthers now go on a two-game road trip: next week at Philadelphia and then at Kansas City.
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Design Ignites Change 2010 cycle 2 award winners
Immigration reform, childhood obesity, obstacles facing those afflicted with autism and empowering the homeless were among the challenges tackled by the latest round of Design Ignites Change award winners. The award recipients are representative of the remarkable group of students involved with Design Ignites Change who are using their talents to solve pressing social problems.
The first of two Design Ignites Change Implementation Awards went to First Person American, a project by Irina Lee, a recent graduate from the School of Visual Arts, that aims to document the modern immigrant experience, giving a voice to a constituency that often has little agency to share their personal stories. The initiative is a collaboration with The Peopling of America Center – part of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation – that employs a content-driven website to put a human face on the immigration reform issue through storytelling, visual documentation and interactive media.
The $8,300 grant will be used for programming the First Person American website, which is scheduled to be completed by July 4th, 2011 (there is a beta version already in place). With its compelling design, First Person American aims to not only support the American immigrant community but to share their stories with the rest of the population so that we all might have a deeper understanding of what it truly means to be an American today.
I Need a Sidewalk – a group project from Kansas City Art Institute students Amanda Laffoon, Tom Morse-Brown and Tammy Shell – received the second Implementation Award. The project is a result of the partnership between their Visual Advocacy class and the Rosedale Development Association's Healthy Kids Initiative. Rosedale is a richly diverse yet underserved community in Kansas City that has identified childhood obesity as one of its most pressing issues. I Need a Sidewalk addresses this issue by targeting a high-traffic intersection located next to a beautiful park that currently has no sidewalk. Through a public media campaign funded by a $4,700 award, the team hopes to give residents the tools to influence local government officials to make the space more accessible and pedestrian friendly.
The $1,000 Idea Award went to Ben's Book: Little Red Flying Hood. Ben is an autistic student studying design at Foothill High School in Henderson, Nevada, who has found a powerful creative outlet in animation. He is in the process of writing and illustrating a children's book that will act as a tool for telling his story of overcoming the challenges of autism to local elementary school children.
Ruby Ku and Alex Pappas from the Austin Center for Design were awarded $500 for their Teach, Learn and Earn project that imagines a platform to empower homeless people by earning income through teaching. Ruby and Alex are currently prototyping their project and plan to implement it in Austin in the upcoming months. Bryan Jones, another student from Kansas City Art Institute, also received a $500 Idea Award for Enlightening Individuals, a teaching aid to help fifth grade students understand and implement their individual learning styles: auditory, visual or kinesthetic.
Design Ignites Change is proud to support these and other emerging designers in their efforts to make positive change in their communities – students using their education, talent and resources to give back through the power of design. The next award deadline is June 30th, 2011.
The judges for this round were: York Chang, conceptual artist and painter; Michael Hodgson, Founder, Ph.D, a design office; Ron Leland, Principal, Real Life Branding; Bonnie Powers, strategic consultant for creative agencies and brands; and Tim Sexton, Founding Partner, Sexton. The jury convened at the Ph.D offices in Los Angeles.
Design Ignites Change – a collaboration between the Adobe Foundation and Worldstudio – is an annual program that promotes and encourages talented high school and college students from across the country to use design thinking and innovation to develop actual projects that will benefit their own communities while giving them voice around important social issues.


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Production and Operations Management / Case Study Course *
Name of module: Production and Operations Management / Case Study Course *
Exam number: 3049
Semester/Trimester: Semester
Form of the module (i.e. obligatory, elective course): Wahlpflicht
Frequency of module offer: Each summer semester
Prerequisites: Access is restricted for Bachelor Students in the Profilierungsphase, (see "Weitere Informationen").
Applicability of module for other modules and study programmes:
Serviceveranstaltung für Studierende der Kultur- bzw. Rechtswissenschaften
Person responsible for module: Prof. Dr. Joszef Vörös
Name of the professor: Prof. Dr. Joszef Vörös
Language of teaching: englisch
ECTS-Credits (based on the workload): 5
Workload and its composition (self-study, contact time):
Kontaktzeit (Vorlesung, Übung, Seminar etc.): 37,5 Std.; Selbststudium: 112,5 Std.
Contact hours (per week in semester): 3
Methods and duration of examination:
It is possible to earn a course requirement (Eigenleistungsschein). No final exam, but an acceptable Group Presentation as well as regular participation in the course is required in order to pass. Failure to participate in any one of these activities will result in failure to achieve a passing mark.
Emphasis of the grade for the final grade: Eins
Aim of the module (expected learning outcomes and competencies to be acquired):
Production/operations management involves the integration of numerous activities and processes to produce products and services in a highly competitive global environment. Many companies have experienced a decline in market share as a result of their inability to compete on the basis of product design, cost or quality. Most now agree that world class performance in operations, i.e., in product design, manufacturing, engineering and distribution, is essential for competitive success and long term survival. This course considers the operations from a managerial perspective. We will consider key performance measures of operations (productivity, quality and response time) as well as important concepts for improving the performance of operations along these dimensions. At the end of the course students will have a fair understanding of the role Production/Operations Management plays in business processes. Emphasis is given both to familiarization of various production processes and service systems, and to quantitative analysis of problems arising in the management of operations.
Contents of the module:
This course addresses the management of operations in manufacturing and service firms. Diverse activities, such as determining the size and type of production process, purchasing the appropriate raw materials, planning and scheduling the flow of materials and the nature and content of inventories, assuring product quality, and deciding on the production hardware and how it gets used, comprise this function of the company. Managing operations well requires both strategic and tactical skills. During the term, we will consider such topics as: process analysis, workforce issues, materials management, quality and productivity, technology, and strategic planning, together with relevant analytical techniques. This course will provide a survey of these issues.
The course makes considerable use of business cases. For each case, you will be asked to review actual company situations and apply your technical and managerial skills to recommending courses of action. Most cases will be from manufacturing companies, but some will be service-oriented. A number of cases will involve international companies or issues. With any case, the important question to prepare for is what you would do in the situation, and why, with the relevant numbers and analysis worked out as best you can.
Teaching and learning methods:
Case studies, Lecture, group work and presentations
Literature (compulsory reading, recommended literature):
Course material:
Please check Moodle portal.
Further information:
Access is restricted for IBA Bachelor students and international exchange students enrolled in the IBA Program. Registration in Moodle required.


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A van carrying a driver and 15 passengers rolled over Tuesday night on Interstate 380, killing one and injuring the rest, six critically, state police said.
A van carrying a driver and 15 passengers rolled over Tuesday night on Interstate 380, killing one and injuring the rest, six critically, state police said.
The van, headed from New York City's Chinatown to Binghamton, N.Y., was traveling north at 8:05 p.m. when it left the west berm in Coolbaugh Township and hit the median, according to police.
The impact caused the van to partially overturn and hit a tree. Several of the van's occupants were trapped and had to be freed from the vehicle, a 2012 Mercedes Benz Sprinter operated by Universal Bus Travel Inc. of Syracuse, N.Y.
The crash forced the closure of the highway between Tobyhanna and Mount Pocono for more than four hours. The crash occurred as road conditions turned treacherous as freezing rain swept over parts of the Poconos.
One occupant of the vehicle was pronounced dead at Geisinger Community Medical Center. That person has not been identified.
The driver and passengers were taken to Geisinger, Pocono Medical Center and Moses Taylor Hospital.
EMS units from Pocono Mountain Regional, the Tobyhanna Army Depot, Central Pocono and Suburban responded. Fire companies from the Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pocono Summit and Coolbaugh Township also responded.
The driver of the van was identified by police as Jiayuan Liang, 22, of Brooklyn, N.Y.
U.S. Department of Transportation records indicate Universal Bus Travel has a clean record.
Records show just one driver inspection in the two years ending Jan. 25, 2013, and two compliance reviews, in December 2007 and February 2008.
The carrier hasn't reported any crashes in the past two years, and no deficiencies appear in the DOT records. Those DOT records show the company owns just the one vehicle, employs two drivers and is authorized to carry passengers on interstates.
Records indicate the van travels 5,000 miles annually. The company's DOT registration indicates it operates a mini-bus for 16 or more passengers.
The company could not be reached for comment Wednesday. A phone number listed for the company said a voice mailbox had not been set up.
The investigation is continuing, and police ask that anyone who witnessed the crash to call 570-839-7701.


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Education and defense would be among the biggest losers in Pennsylvania under automatic cuts to the federal budget set to take hold this week, according to a report that the White House issued Sunday as it seeks to avoid the impending economic fallout.
The White House compiled the numbers from federal agencies and its own budget office. The numbers reflect the impact of the cuts this year. Unless Congress acts by Friday, $85 billion in cuts are set to take effect from March to September.
As to whether states could move money around to cover shortfalls, the White House said that depends on state budget structures and the specific programs.
Gov. Tom Corbett has said the cuts would be a loss of about $240 million for Pennsylvania, and officials have said repeatedly that any federal money lost would not be replaced by state funds.
According to the White House, Pennsylvania would lose:
- About $26.4 million in funding for primary and secondary education, putting around 360 teacher and aide jobs at risk.
- About $21.4 million in funds for about 260 teachers, aides, and staff who help children with disabilities.
- Money for Head Start and Early Head Start services for about 2,300 children.
- More than $5.7 million to ensure clean water and air quality, as well as prevent pollution from pesticides and hazardous waste.
- More than $1.4 million in grants for fish and wildlife protection.
- About 26,000 civilian Department of Defense employees would be furloughed, reducing gross pay by around $150.1 million.
- About $7 million to operate Army bases.
- About $509,000 for law enforcement, prosecution and courts, crime prevention and education, corrections and community corrections, drug treatment and enforcement, and crime victim and witness initiatives.
- About $361,000 for vaccines for diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, whooping cough, influenza, and Hepatitis B, affecting about 5,280 children.
- More than $1.2 million to respond to public health threats such as infectious diseases, natural disasters, and biological, chemical, nuclear and radiological events.
- About $2.9 million to help prevent and treat substance abuse.
- About $849,000 to provide meals for seniors.
How automatic federal budget cuts could affect Pa.
Education and defense would be among the biggest losers in Pennsylvania under automatic cuts to the federal budget set to take hold this week, according to a report that the White House issued Sunday as it seeks to avoid the impending economic fallout.


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The FDA is urging doctors who administer any injectable product, drug used in eye surgery or cardiac solution, to contact their patients out of an abundance of caution. NBC's Lisa Myers reports.
Two more drugs have been implicated in the ongoing outbreak of fungal meningitis linked to contaminated pain injections, federal health officials said Monday.
Both come from the same pharmacy, New England Compounding Center, that distributed the steroids suspected of sickening at least 214 people and killing 15 of them, the Food and Drug Administration said in a statement.
One is a steroid called triamcinolone acetonide and another is a product used during heart surgery. While the FDA hasn't confirmed that the two products are to blame, it's issued a warning.
"A patient with possible meningitis potentially associated with epidural injection of an additional NECC product, triamcinolone acetonide, has been identified through active surveillance and reported to FDA," the agency said in a statement.
"Triamcinolone acetonide is a type of steroid injectable product made by NECC. The cases of meningitis identified to date have been associated with methylprednisolone acetate, another similar steroid injectable product." Both can be injected into the spine. The FDA didn't specify what the triamcinolone was being used for in this case. Methylprednisolone was being used to treat pain.
Until now, just three lots of methylprednisolone made by NECC had been suspected – but as many as 14,000 patients were treated with steroid from those three batches.
"In addition, two transplant patients with Aspergillus fumigatus infection who were administered NECC cardioplegic solution during surgery have been reported," the FDA added. "Cardioplegic solution is used to induce cardiac muscle paralysis during open heart surgery to prevent injury to the heart."
The agency said it is still investigating. "FDA has not confirmed that these three infections were, in fact, caused by an NECC product," it said.
"At this point in FDA's investigation, the sterility of any injectable drugs, including ophthalmic drugs that are injectable or used in conjunction with eye surgery, and cardioplegic solutions produced by NECC are of significant concern, and out of an abundance of caution, patients who received these products should be alerted to the potential risk of infection," FDA added.
"At this time, no cases of infection have been reported in connection with any NECC-produced ophthalmic drug that is injectable or used in conjunction with eye surgery, but FDA believes this class of products could present potentially similar risks of infection."
The FDA has warned NECC about eye drugs before. In 2006 it issued a long and detailed warning letter to the pharmacy, saying it was going far beyond its licensed authority in packaging and compounding drugs.
It took a special interest in the company's repackaging of Avastin, a cancer drug. Avastin stops tumors from growing by starving them of blood supply. It can also help treat a common form of blindness called wet macular degeneration using the same mechanism.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Aspergillus (left) and Exserohilum (right), the two molds linked with the ongoing outbreak of fungal meningitis.
The drug's maker, Roche, has a different formulation of Avastin that is packaged specifically to be injected into the eye. This drug, called Lucentis, costs as much as $2,000 per dose, compared to $150 a pop for Avastin when reformulated by a compounding pharmacist. NECC was taking Avastin and making an injectable version. The dose needed to treat the eye is much lower than the dose needed for treating colon and other cancers.
"FDA is particularly concerned about the manipulation of sterile products when a sterile container is opened or otherwise entered to conduct manipulations," the agency said in its 2006 warning letter to NECC. "The moment a sterile container is opened and manipulated, a quality standard (sterility) is destroyed and previous studies supporting the standard are compromised and are no longer valid. We are especially concerned with the potential microbial contamination associated with splitting Avastin - a single-use, preservative-free, vial -- into multiple doses."
Microbes that get into such an injection could damage vision or even blind patients. "The absence of control over storage, and delays before use after repackaging, only exacerbate these concerns," the FDA said. It also warned NECC about other eye drugs it was preparing, and the latest notice appears to reflect those concerns.
Meningitis is an inflammation of the membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord. Symptoms include fever, headache, stiff neck, nausea and vomiting and sensitivity to light.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its count of people affected by the outbreak. CDC says 214 people in 15 states have been infected. Most have meningitis, but two have infections apparently caused by steroid injections in the joints, including the ankle.
CDC also updated its guidance to doctors treating patients affected by the outbreak. Only patients who show clear signs of infection should be treated, the CDC says. At least two patients don't have meningitis, but have evidence of infection from a steroid injection into a joint, including a patient in Michigan who was injected in the ankle.
Patients will likely have to undergo months of treatment with two antifungal drugs, voriconazole and amphotericin B. "Adequate duration of antifungal treatment is unknown, but patients likely will require prolonged therapy tailored by the clinical response to treatment," CDC said.
But patients who have symptoms such as headache but who don't show signs of inflammation should not get antifungal drugs, but should instead be watched carefully, the CDC advised. The two antifungal drugs can cause serious side effects, including kidney damage.
Federal officials recognized the doctors may be besieged and offered them a break. "We ask you to use your clinical judgment in deciding which patients are at risk and contact those patients in whatever communications mode you prefer, whether it is email, phone or letter. Face-to-face communication with patients is not necessary," the FDA said.
Related stories:
The brothers-in-law at the heart of the fungal meningitis investigation
Fungal meningitis worries man who got suspect shots
Fungal meningitis outbreak has doc thinking about where they get drugs
Regulators say they had no clear power to stop outbreak
Specialized pharmacies that mix individual solutions and creams have been blamed for the recent meningitis outbreak. NBC's Lisa Myers finds out that this isn't the first time safety concerns have been raised; since 2004, the FDA has issued 49 warning letters to compounding pharmacies.


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Q: My doctor heard a heart murmur at my baby's two-week exam. He said not to be worried--what do you think?
A: A heart murmur is a quiet extra sound that usually comes from turbulent blood flow through a tiny hole between the heart chambers or from the sound blood makes as it flows through the valves.
More than 50 percent of children have audible heart murmurs at some point in childhood; almost all of these conditions are innocent. An experienced pediatrician usually can determine that this type of murmur will cause no harm and that the child does not need to see a cardiologist.
As long as your baby has no other symptoms, breathes normally, is growing well and has good skin color, your doctor likely will choose to simply monitor the situation.


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Woodlawn Hunt Club LLC is located just 1 hour West of Chicago, 20 minutes South of Rockford or 10 minutes West of Dekalb. We are currently hunting about 360 acres of land, broken into several individual fields. These fields offer a wide variety of excellent cover, consisting of mostly sorghum, sunflower, corn, millet and many other types of grasses with continued improvements being made all the time. With a peaceful setting and quiet environment, Woodlawn has an abundance of water running through the property.
Woodlawn Individual and Corporate memberships available, with several pheasant package options. Membership includes all immediate family members under 21 years of age.
There is a 4 pheasant minimum release required per hunter. Youth hunters ages 16-21, there is a 2 pheasant minimum release. Members are welcome to bring a guest (with the exception of Mondays) for an additional fee and a 2 pheasant minimum release.
Monday Kleen-Up Hunts
Members Only-$20.00 fee per hunter-3 or more upland birds harvested-$10.00 per bird.
Released Hunts: 4 Pheasant minimum release per hunter. Certain restrictions apply, please inquire.
Non-Member Half Day Hunts and Corporate Group Day Hunts Welcome
Guide Services also available. Please inquire.
Woodlawn History
A fifth generation homestead which dates back to1870 started by B.R. Pierce. B.R. is best known for starting North America's oldest registered herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle. The farm is still family owned, although the Angus herd was dispersed May 22nd, 2005. It was at that point Woodlawn Hunt Club LLC began, and continues to operate under the management of Carl Pierce.
Operation Months and Hours: Season for upland birds is October 1st thru March 15th with Pheasant as the primary game bird. Chuker and Hungarian partridge may be available upon request.
We operate 6 days a week. Hours of operation as follow: Start time 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m Closed Wednesdays. We rotate or turn fields twice a day. A.M. hunts 8:00 a.m. - 11:30a.m. P.M. hunts 1:00 p.m. - 4:00p.m.
With exceptions of:
Thanksgiving Morning Hunts Only 8:00a.m. - 12:00 (noon)
Christmas Eve. Day- Morning Hunts Only 8:00a.m. - 12:00(noon)
Christmas Day - CLOSED Special Event Hunts Through out the Season
Please visit our website to view our off season business hours.