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Inchpractice wrote:He was good but brilliant is a bit strong imo.
When he scored his goal he bust a gut running the entire length of the pitch to get into the box and then took the goal very well. Nice and composed finish.
But there were still some classic Diaby moments in there, ponderous on the ball, breaking down our attacking moves etc.
Everyone else is happy to take two touches then move the ball on even if that means passing backwards or sideways but he has to draw a crowd of oppo players around him and then get tackled.
He's gradually improving with every game though and the mistakes are slowly decreasing in number. He'll probably be on top form just as Denilson recovers and takes his place back.
if you ignore the trainwreck that was his performance in the yid match
i agree though, he wasnt brilliant but was decent, as he has been the last few weeks other than the scum match. always said he receives over the top unfair criticism when he really hasn't played all that badly. its just gotten to a point where the bandwagoners will go OTT with any single mistake he makes and amplify it.
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On this week's "O Show" our debate on bullying in the wake of a suicide by an area highschool student generated such an overwhelming response I feel compelled to argue my point further.
The word "bully" brings to mind nostalgic notions of Biff bugging George McFly in the 80's classic flick Back to the Future. You know - the archetypal high school bully from a bad family that picks on the weakling until the weakling has a confidence building ephiphany and stands up to the bully. The story ends sweetly with the bully working for the former weakling later in life.
Or the ad featured on the back of comic books where the bully kicked sand on the weakling on the beach until the weakling took up weight lifting and came back looking like Atlas. Then he got the girls and all was well with the universe. How quaint.
But there is nothing quaint about today's bullying. George McFly was not subject to online harassment campaigns, brutal beatings, or character assassinations through social media and body building certainly doesn't stop these social media attacks.
Most importantly McFly and the weakling on the beach were never bullied to the point of contemplating suicide.
But kids today are committing suicide because of bullying. What had changed? Are they weaker? Do they lack social skills from their parents to handle a bully? Is society just too soft these days - not requiring kids to "man-up" and deal?
I reject all of these antiquated notions. Technology and changes in our culture where kids have access to adult media and adopt adult behaviours at an earlier age, makes bullying by boys and girls so insidious that it is causing wonderful people to end their lives.
So what can be done? One bullied boy in Eastern Canada stopped going to school until the school held a rally to raise awareness and support him.
Some schools go beyond the weakly enforced "zero tolerance policy" to create safe spaces and support groups.
Parents can learn to talk to their kids assertively about school and pay close attention to telltale signs their child is being victimized.
But I think we can do better. As I said on the show, in any other context in our society bullying is assault.
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Salant said the conference's executive committee unanimously voted to extend the invitation Thursday evening. The National Collegiate Athletic Association will decide in mid-July if Lee is accepted into the membership process. If accepted, the Flames would be incorporated into all 2013-14 athletic schedules and become eligible for postseason play in the 2015-16 season.
Salant, who described the Gulf South Conference "as the SEC of Division II," said the conference is excited about the opportunity to include Lee University.
"It has a gorgeous campus, academics are strong, the school is continually growing and they've competed incredibly in the NAIA on the national level," he said. "We want to strengthen our league in certain sports and they are strong in those sports. Lee University has had success on the national level across the board. The Gulf South Conference is considered the SEC of Division II, so it's a natural fit to bring in a national power from the NAIA into a national power conference."
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Salant said no one can predict how well an NAIA team will compete in Division II, "but we have every reason to believe Lee will be successful."
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The MAROON Vol. 65, No. 20 Loyola University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118 March 13,1987 Lundy selected new academic VP By Oliver P. Yandle Assistant News Editor The Rev. George F. Lundy, S J., has been named the university's vice president for Academic Affairs. Lundy's appointment was announced Wednesday by the Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., university president. "I am honored and flattered by the decision," Lundy said, "but it really hasn't sunk in yet." Lundy, one of six finalists in a nationwide search, has been serving as interim academic vice president since the beginning of the 1986 fall semester. He replaced Dr. Robert Preston, who resigned at the end of the 1985-86 academic year. "Father Lundy has demonstrated great dedication to the many tasks involved," Carter said in a release announcing Lundy's appointment. "He has established a good working relationship with faculty and students — and understands their needs and their potential. I am grateful to him for accepting this difficult assignment," he said. The vice president for Academic Affairs is the chief academic officer of the university. This person is responsible for policies on curriculum, faculty, grading, and class scheduling, among other duties. Lundy said he hopes to strengthen the university's programs and clarify the university's goals. He said he plans to continue the expansion of the university library, improve the system used to determine faculty pay raises and continue investigating the return of intercollegiate athletics, all projects that began during his year as interim academic vice president. As for new projects, Lundy said he had "no earth-shaking announcements." Lundy described himself as a "consultative decision-maker" — someone who seeks the opinions and recommendations of a number of people before making a decision. Before becoming interim academic vice president, Lundy was the director of Loyola's Institute of Human Relations, a university-supervised office that houses the Urban Partners Program, New Orleans Bread for the World, the Community Access Technology Center and the Victim/Offender Ministry Network, among other programs Lundy graduated from Loyola in 1971 with a degree in sociology and 30 semester hours in philosophy. He received his Master's of Divinity degree from Loyola of Chicago and is now a candidate for a doctorate in educational administration at the University of Chicago. A search committee comprised of seven faculty members and administrators narrowed a field of more than LU prepares for change in alcohol policy By Chuck Lee Assistant News Editor Bccausc of upcoming revisions in the state's drinking-age laws, Loyola is planning changes in existing policies toward student possession and consumption of alcohol. On Sunday, the state's drinking age will be raised from 18 to 21. The new law prohibits beer or liquor purchase to persons born after Sept. 30, 1967. Those violating the law will be issued a citation similar to a traffic ticket and fined $50. Although the minimum drinking age will eventually be 21, those aged 18-21 will still be permitted to drink in public areas if accompanied by someone over 21. Drinking in private clubs or homes, using liquor for religious or medical purposes and handling liquor as part of a job will still be permitted among 18- 21-year-olds. There will be no penalty for selling alcohol to those aged 18-21, but laws penalizing such sales to those under 18 will remain intact. Louisiana legislators passed the law in December when faced with the possibility of losing millions of dollars in federal highway funds. A federal law passed in 1984 ordered states to raise their drinking ages to 21 or lose $15 million in fiscal year 1987 and $33 million in fiscal year 1988. At press time, official university policy concerning these new laws had not yet been released. Vincent P. Knipfing, vice president for Student Affairs, said he expects university policy to be announced soon. Any guidelines set by the Student Affairs Policy Advisory Committee will be on a trial basis for the rest of this semester, he said. "If any changes are necessary, they will be made," he said. "Nothing says we can't be more restrictive, or even go dry, but I don't want to do that." • Loyola University will continue its A man and his dog Otway Law Crockett and Lucybelle soak up some sun Monday afternoon In the Danna Center quad. While not giving Lucybelle bike basket tours, Crockett, a retired off-Broadway playwright, takes a course at Loyola - just for the fun of it. Photo by Mary Degnan New procedures to end registration lines By Chuck Lee Assistant News Editor A new registration process will put an end to the long line outside Marquette Hall, according to Dr. Bobs Tusa, university registrar. The new system will assign classes by lottery and allow students to register by mail, Tusa said. "We think this may be the best thing to hit registration procedures at Loyola in a while," she said. Under the current system, classes were assigned during early registration on a first-come, first-served basis. Students often stood in line for hours on the Monday morning of registration week. Tusa explained the university's reasons for the change. "The university feels that no one needs to stand in line for services," she said. "I can't believe anyone really wants to stand in line." Dave Chisholm, engineering freshman, agreed. "It sounds more convenient. I hated standing in line for all those hours." 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Hoping that a public shaming will succeed where stern letters and liens have failed, the Franchise Tax Board publishes the names and hometowns of the top state tax delinquents twice a year.
This year, the Franchise Tax Board claims that 150 individuals and corporations resolved their tax debts after receiving a letter warning of the public list. The total amount still owed is nearly $170 million.
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The Franchise Tax Board (FTB) today updated its Top 500 Delinquent Taxpayers list with 298 individuals and 52 businesses comprising the new list. Combined they owe the state more than $168 million.
In August, FTB sent letters to 500 taxpayers who potentially could appear on the list if they failed to resolve their tax liabilities. 150 taxpayers resolved their accounts, and paid more than $5.3 million, to prevent their being publicly named on the list. More than $274 million has been collected from the top debtors program since its October 2007 inception.
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Publishing the names and titles of corporate officers of listed corporations.
FTB removes a taxpayer from the list once the tax is paid or the taxpayer agrees to make payments under an approved installment agreement or offer in compromise. Tax liabilities under appeal, in litigation, or in bankruptcy proceedings are not included on the list.
Individuals on the list can contact FTB at 888.426.8555 to resolve their accounts. Business taxpayers can call 888.426.8751.
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The unfolding statewide scandal involving school districts accused of cheating on their state report cards makes abundantly clear why employees willing to blow the whistle on such cheating need protection. If the allegations of data-rigging are found to be true, years of what appeared to be academic progress by troubled schools will be wiped out, schools may face severe penalties, and the public's faith in public schools will be shaken.
Encouraging ethical employees to come forward and expose wrongdoing sooner could limit the damage done by cheaters.
While many school boards have responded to news of the statewide investigation by Ohio Auditor Dave Yost with new whistleblower-protection policies, most miss the point that employees in such a sensitive position need to be able to turn to something more confidential and safe than the standard chain of command.
This was the failing of the initial whistleblower policy proposed by the Columbus school board, which would have required those reporting wrongdoing to do so to their immediate supervisor, or to a tip line that would be overseen by district administrators.
If school boards really want to learn about bad apples in their districts, this approach won't work. As Columbus board member Mike Wiles observed in a discussion about the proposed policy, "The immediate supervisor may be the problem."
Yost also sees the obvious flaw, declaring, "A lot of so-called policies amount to calling the bank robber to tell him he just robbed the bank."
The Columbus school board subsequently modified the policy to allow tipsters to choose between notifying their supervisors, using an online reporting system, phoning an anonymous hot line or submitting reports to the internal auditor or state auditor.
State lawmakers took a step in the right direction by passing a law last year requiring Yost to run an online center for fraud tips. School districts or other entities trying to protect whistleblowers could have them report tips to Yost's line, but many school districts don't use it.
Districts with the means also could hire a law firm or other independent third party to take tips.
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Economic Development Is a Priority for George Tiger
George Tiger's mettle was tested within two months of his election as principal chief of the Muscogee Creek Nation.
Kialegee Tribal Town, a member of the Muscogee Creek Confederacy, had begun clearing land to prepare for construction of the Red Clay Casino, across the street from the Broken Arrow campus of Tulsa Tech. Kialegee officials said they were pursuing their right of economic development for the benefit of their 439 citizens.
It was a complicated project – proposed outside Kialegee Tribal Town, on land leased from a Muscogee Creek family. Tiger opposed the project, saying the site was within Muscogee Creek jurisdiction and that no permit applications had been filed. But he vetoed the National Council's resolution opposing the casino project, saying he wanted to discuss the project with Kialegee officials. It was an issue of jurisdiction, not Nation vs. Tribal Town, he said.
"I am sensitive to the plight of all our communities and our remaining traditional towns who seek to improve the lives of our people through the advancement of plans for economic development," Tiger said at a press conference.
Tiger believes a leader can be firm yet seek middle ground, and he wants to take that leadership style to the presidency of the National Congress of American Indians.
Tiger is one of four announced candidates for president of NCAI. The others: Brian Cladoosby, Swinomish Tribe; Joe Garcia, Ohkay Owingeh; and Juana Majel-Dixon, Pauma Band of Luiseno Indians. The election will take place during NCAI's 70th annual Convention & Marketplace October 13-18 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
RELATED: 4 Candidates Campaigning to Be Next NCAI President
NCAI's president serves a two-year term and is not salaried. NCAI has a staff of 33.
Tiger was interviewed for this story the day after Dusten Brown, an Oklahoma Cherokee man, relinquished custody of his 4-year-old daughter to her adoptive parents in accordance with a South Carolina court order. Earlier, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the Indian Child Welfare Act didn't apply in the case. Tiger believes the case presages sovereignty battles to come.
"We need to be unified" on all issues involving sovereignty, he said. Many decision-makers in the U.S. don't understand what sovereignty is – that Native American governments have the inherent right to make decisions regarding their peoples and lands.
"As Indian governments, we bring a lot to the table," he said. "Our economies pump a lot of money into [neighboring] governments, yet they fail to see us as working, viable nations. We're here."
How would he make a difference? "My ability to work as a communicator," he said. "I have that background – I've testified before Senate committees and met with members of Congress. Communication has to be an important part of what we do."
Tiger also touts a record in economic development, a priority throughout Native America.
Muscogee Creek Nation is an economic powerhouse, contributing to the $10.8 billion economic impact on Oklahoma by the state's 38 indigenous nations. Muscogee Creek had a budget of more than $177 million in 2012, with more than 2,400 employees.
In 2012, the Nation purchased Riverwalk Crossing, a commercial and recreational area on the Arkansas River in Jenks; and Okmulgee Country Club. In 2013, the Nation acquired Okmulgee Memorial Hospital and the George Nigh Rehabilitation Center. With those acquisitions, Muscogee Creek's government will have a 2014 operating budget of $260 million, Tiger said.
The Nation's other enterprises include construction, technology and staffing services; a document imaging company; travel plazas; and 11 casino/event centers. The Nation founded the College of the Muscogee Nation in 2004.
"We've been able to accomplish some great things in terms of economic development because we have a great team, a strong cabinet and a good working rapport with our legislature, both tribal and state," he said.
Tiger served on the Muscogee Creek National Council for 14 years, including a term as speaker from 2006-07. During his campaign for principal chief, he was endorsed by his primary election opponents, who wrote in an ad that he is "someone that understands the needs of our citizens; speaks our language, respects our culture, traditions and values; [and] has worked effectively with other governments and businesses."
Prior to his career in government, he was the original host of Native America Calling, hosted Inside Native America on Tulsa's KOTV Channel 6, and worked as sports director of KOKL-AM in Okmulgee. "I still dabble in sports announcing for the local high school team," he said.
Tiger cites as his role models the late Wendell Chino, longtime president of the Mescalero Apache Nation, who led his Nation's economic revival which resulted in the development of a ski resort, the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino, schools, a hospital and a health center; and Ernie Stevens Sr., the Oneida educator, historian and economic development leader.
In his 2013 State of the Nation, Tiger spoke of what can be accomplished when people work in solidarity for the common good.
"Solidarity does not mean that we will all have the same political values, daily struggles or even the same religious views. However, it does mean we will be committed and work toward a brighter future for our nation and people because we live on common ground and we are all committed in solidarity to the common good."
Now, on the eve of the NCAI election, Tiger's mettle is again being tested. A former aide alleges they had an affair, and is suing him for physical and emotional abuse. Tiger denies the charges, calling the lawsuit "ridiculous," but said he could not comment further on the case.
Indian Country Today Media Network will profile each of the four candidates campaigning for the NCAI president's seat. Juana Majel-Dixon will follow.
RELATED: Cladoosby Enters National Congress American Indians President Race
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George Tiger is quite adept at the rhetoric of politics. Before he is "elected" to NCAI position of authority perhaps some questions could be answered as the the profitability of the economic endeavors he has undertaken.
I am a citizen of the Muscogee Creek Nation and cannot seem to get any data as to how well, or poorly in my judgment, the businesses are performing. Nor does it seem possible to get any data on the real accounting of our finances. The financial report distributed is extremely thin on data, and when requesting details I've been stonewalled by members in the executive branch offices. To see as detailed budget one must seek approval from the Chief himself. So far, no data has been forthcoming. I seek not to disparage, but to enlighten myself and my fellow Creeks as to the Truth of how our Nation is being represented by our government.


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Study of the Safety and Tolerability of HPN-100 Compared to Sodium Phenylbutyrate in Children 6-17 Years of Age With Urea Cycle Disorders, With a Long-Term Safety Extension
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Protocol HPN-100-005 is the first study of HPN-100 in pediatric subjects with urea cycle disorders (UCDs) and is a fixed-sequence, open-label, switch Over study of HPN-100 with a long-term (12 month) safety extension designed to assess the safety of HPN-100 and to prospectively assess its ability to control blood ammonia as compared with Sodium Phenylbutyrate (NaPBA). Upon DSMB review of the first ten subjects who complete the Switch Over part of the study, and with DSMB approval, up to an additional 20 subjects will be enrolled into the Safety Extension Part of the study. HPN-100 is a triglyceride that has a similar mechanism of action as NaPBA. It is a liquid with minimal taste and odor. Three teaspoons of HPN-100 (~17.4mL) delivers equivalent amount of PBA that 40 tablets of NaPBA do.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Urea Cycle Disorders |
Drug: HPN-100 |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety Study Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Phase 2, Fixed-Sequence, Open-Label, Switch-Over Study of the Safety and Tolerability of HPN-100 Compared to Sodium Phenylbutyrate in Children 6-17 Years of Age With Urea Cycle Disorders, With a Long-Term Safety Extension |
- Rate of adverse events. [ Time Frame: 1 week on each treatment for a total of 2 weeks. ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 10 |
Study Start Date: | March 2010 |
Drug: HPN-100
This is a fixed-sequence, open-label, Switch Over study of HPN-100 with a long-term (12 month) Safety Extension part designed to assess the safety of HPN 100 in pediatric subjects and to prospectively assess the ability of HPN 100 to control blood ammonia as compared with NaPBA.
For those subjects who participate in the Switch Over part, NaPBA will be dosed three times daily (TID) with meals during the first week and the same PBA mole-equivalent dose of HPN-100 during the second week. If there are safety concerns regarding a single-step transition from NaPBA to HPN-100, at the investigator's discretion, the transition may occur in 2 steps such that in the second week subjects may receive 50% of the PBA equivalent dose as NaPBA and 50% as HPN-100 before receiving 100% of the PBA equivalent dose as HPN-100 in the third week. Serial blood samples will be collected for PK and blood ammonia assessments after each drug has reached steady state, which is achieved approximately 4 days after initiation of 100% NaPBA or HPN-100 treatment.
The subjects who complete the Switch Over part of the study, and up to 20 additional subjects, will be offered the opportunity to continue in the study by entering the Safety Extension part of the study to continue receiving open-label HPN-100 for up to 12 months.
Subjects who prematurely terminate the study during the switch-over period after enrollment will have all the safety assessments, including safety labs and a single blood sample drawn for measurement of phenylbutyrate (PBA), the active metabolite phenylacetate (PAA), and the terminal metabolite phenylacetylglutamine (PAGN). Subjects who have enrolled in the extension period of the study, either directly or following the Switch Over part, but prematurely terminate the study prior to completing the extension period will have Month 12 procedures performed, or at a minimum have safety assessments including safety labs and ammonia drawn. The time of day at which the blood sample is drawn will be recorded as well as the time since the last dose of medication was taken.
Subjects will follow a stable diet throughout the study as prescribed by the investigator and dietary compliance will be recorded at each study visit for both the Switch Over part and Safety Extension part of the study.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 6 Years to 17 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male and female subjects 6-17 years old.
- Signed informed consent by subject's legally acceptable representative and assent by subject, as applicable.
- Diagnosis of urea cycle disorder (enzyme or transporter deficiency) confirmed via enzymatic, biochemical, or genetic testing.
On a stable dose of NaPBA for a diagnosis of UCD for at least 1 week prior to the Day 1 visit.
*Subjects who are not on a stable dose of NaPBA at the initial screening visit may be converted to a stable dose of NaPBA during the screening period and enrolled as long as they are on a stable dose of NaPBA at least 1 week prior to Day 1
- Able to perform and comply with study activities, including blood draws and urine collections.
- Negative pregnancy test for all females of childbearing potential.
- All females of childbearing age and all sexually active males must agree to use an acceptable method of contraception throughout the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Screening ammonia level of ≥100 μmol/L or signs and symptoms indicative of hyperammonemia; subjects may be re-screened after their ammonia is controlled, at the discretion of the investigator.
- History of 4 or more hyperammonemic events as defined in Section 3.5.1 in the preceding 12 months.
- Use of any investigational drug within 30 days of Day 1.
- Active infection (viral or bacterial) or any other condition that may increase ammonia levels.
- Any clinical or laboratory abnormality of Grade 3 or greater severity according to the CTCAE v3.0, except Grade 3 elevations in liver enzymes, defined as levels 5-20 times ULN in ALT/SGPT, aspartate aminotransferase (AST/SGOT), or gamma glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT) in a clinically stable subject.
- Any clinical or laboratory abnormality or medical condition that, at the discretion of the investigator, may put the subject at increased risk by participating in this study.
- Use of any medication known to significantly affect renal clearance (e.g., probenecid) or to increase protein catabolism (e.g., corticosteroids), or other medication known to increase ammonia levels (e.g., valproate), within the 24 hours prior to Day 1 and throughout the study.
- History of QTc interval prolongation or QTc interval > 450 msec at screening or baseline.
- Known hypersensitivity to PAA or PBA.
- Liver transplant, including hepatocellular transplant.
- Currently treated with sodium benzoate or Carbaglu® (carglumic acid). At the discretion of the investigator, subjects on sodium benzoate who are otherwise eligible to participate may be switched to 100% NaPBA during the 30 day screening period as part of the study, and at least 7 days prior to Day 1 (Visit 2).
- Breastfeeding or lactating females.
United States, California | |
Los Angeles, California, United States, 90095 | |
United States, District of Columbia | |
The George Washington MC Children's National Medical Center | |
Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20010 | |
United States, New York | |
Mount Sinai School of Medicine | |
New York, New York, United States, 10029 | |
United States, Pennsylvania | |
University of Pittsburgh | |
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States | |
United States, Texas | |
Baylor College of Medicine | |
Houston, Texas, United States | |
United States, Washington | |
Seattle Children's Hospital | |
Seattle, Washington, United States, 98105 | |
United States, Wisconsin | |
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin | |
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, 53226 | |
Canada, Ontario | |
The Hospital for Sick Children | |
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5G1X8 |
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Responsible Party: | Susan Kinoshita, Hyperion Therapeutics, Inc. |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00947544 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | HPN-100-005 |
Study First Received: | July 24, 2009 |
Last Updated: | August 19, 2010 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Hyperion Therapeutics, Inc.:
Urea Cycle Disorder UCD GT4P |
Buphenyl hyperammonemia sodium phenylbutyrate |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Urea Cycle Disorders, Inborn Brain Diseases, Metabolic, Inborn Brain Diseases, Metabolic Brain Diseases Central Nervous System Diseases Nervous System Diseases Amino Acid Metabolism, Inborn Errors |
Metabolism, Inborn Errors Genetic Diseases, Inborn Metabolic Diseases 4-phenylbutyric acid Antineoplastic Agents Therapeutic Uses Pharmacologic Actions |
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A teaser from the Radford wedding!!
So almost exactly 24 hours ago I got home from a week of SoCal sun in the warm of Desert Hot Springs (108* on sunday mind you).
I've been looking through the five memory cards worth of pics I took over the three days that I shot and I'm super stoked about this set, the collins set, and the terziu family sets as I work on them all to get them done.
Here's a teaser from each! As always, ENJOY!!!!
Collins Family Shoot
And introducing Mr. and Mrs. Radford!!!
My new website ( r3t1awr3yd.zenfolio.com ) is almost completely up and running. I've got a shoot this weekend and next. Ahhh! Busy busy
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I have been working on a secret (a new website!!!) that I think I just spoiled lol.
I've also been editing pics like it's my day job lol.
I've finished editing the first half of the 2012 Potomac Youth Ministries convention pics AND all of the prom pics for one of my kids at church.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed taking them!!!
I also wrote a new song this morning but I think it needs a chill bridge part; we'll see.
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That's SOME love…
Love is like a tree.
It has rings that it grows that tells stories of its life. They say by reading the rings of a tree, you can see when it went through dry spells and when it went through easy times. When it had to be conservative and when it could flourish effortlessly.
It has branches that reach far from its roots to nourish and replenish that love. Like any great tree, it produces seeds that can grow into new trees.
Eventually if that love is healthy, you'll have a yard full of trees.
These next few pictures are of a 50 year old love grown by the Pelletiers.
Definitely, as always, enjoy.
Congratulations to the Pelletiers!!! May they have many, many more years of love to grow!!!
Love. 50 years in the making.
What if you married someone because you knew it was right… not because every one told you, you should?
What if you married someone you knew you'd love… even knowing love takes time?
What if you married someone you hadn't proposed to… you just knew they'd be okay with that?
What if you waited 50 years to propose to the love of your life… only to already know the answer?
Congratulations to the Sherards and they're 50th anniversary.
Here's a sneak preview of the love I'll be uploading next…
Two bloggerific days in a row?! Rare form, indeed!!
I found three more personal loves from the Hounshell set that I had to share. There will be more from other sets coming soon.
Fun and fresh!
As always, enjoy!!!
And one more wide shot because I can't count….
Yes, KISS is both an acronym for "Keep It Simple, Stupid" AND it's a critical moment when two people's lips meet and say hello.
It's also a filler blog post since I'm editing like a crazy person.
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At age 27, Jason Grill was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives, and during his first session, Jason Grill, representing District 32, was unanimously elected by Republicans and Democrats, as the Treasurer of the Freshman Member Caucus. Grill worked as a member of four important committees where he tackled tax reform, worked to help small businesses prosper, fought to make health insurance more affordable, and addressed issues to make life better for seniors. Representative Grill was also instrumental in the passage of sponsored legislation that helps fight identity theft and protect consumers who have been the victims of identity theft in Missouri in 2008. Some are calling this Missouri's strongest identity theft law on record.
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The Kanawha State Forest trails offer a bunch of different riding options. There is something for every skill level but most the trails are geared towards intermediate level riding. There are some technical features that may be to advanced for some riders and in general beginners may be in over their heads. The terrain is a mix of fireroads and singletrack that is rocky with lots of roots, some climbing as well as some nice downs. It is easy to spend an entire day just riding all the different combinations of trails. Ballard Trail 1 1/2 miles. This trail starts on Middle Ridge Road and ends near the shooting range. A rocky overhang makes this trail a technical challenge for bikers. Black Bear Mt. Bike Trail 1 mile. A steep challenging downhill trail from Middle Ridge Road to Pigeon Roost Trail. Look for the right hand alternative route around the steepest section "spectator falls". Davis Creek Trail 2 1/2 miles. Fairly level trail beginning at the footbridge below the lake and following Davis Creek to Copperhead Rock below the stables. The trail can also be accessed from the forest office and the pool area. Easy with moderate sections. Mossy Rock Trail 3/4 mile. A moderate trail that goes from the head of Shrewsbury Hollow to Middle Ridge Road. Pigeon Roost Trail 3/4 mile. A moderate trail ascending Pigeon Roost Hollow up to the West Boundary Road. Pine Ridge Trail to Dunlop Trail 1 1/2 miles. This trail begins on the C-26 Gas Well Road and ends in Dunlop Hollow. Bikers watch for signs, #1 Store Trail and the northern portion of Pine Ridge Trail are for hikers only. Moderate with difficult sections. Polecat Trail 1 1/2 miles. This downhill trail splits off of Ballard Trail very close to Middle Ridge Road and ends at the road to the Shooting Range. Moderate. Teaberry Rock Trail 1 1/2 mile. The trail begins at Middle Ridge Road near gas well c-25 and ends into Davis Creek Trail. The Access trail splits off to Shrewsbury Hollow Road above pool area. Moderate with difficult sections. Wildcat Ridge Trail 2 miles. The trail begins on the west Boundary Ridge Road and runs between Polly and Dunlop Hollows descending into Dunlop Hollow Picnic area. Moderate with some difficult switchbacks.
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Dennis "Denny" Kaneoka is perhaps the most well known person in Southern California Fishing circles to have never worked in the fishing tackle industry. He knows people from the bass fishing community to the long range community. From fishermen to tackle store owners to fishing tackle sales reps, he knows them all! The story of how he started fishing and his accomplishments are like one that would be told on a summer afternoon on a big porch sitting in a rocker while the dog sleeps at your feet. He's experienced a lot…has come a long long way…and is here to share all of his knowledge with each of us whenever he is sharing the rail.
Denny, as his friends call him, grew up in Hilo, HI in the 40's. He learned to fish using 8' long bamboo poles, a long stretch of 4lb test line, a small hook, and a piece of shrimp or squid. Unlike the tackle we use today, an entire setup that would get you on the water to catch fish would have cost Denny all of 25 cents back then. You could find him at the waterfront fishing for Oama, Mullet, or a variety of reef fish. That light line, small hook and a small bait…He may have been one of the first "Finesse" fishermen!
At 15, his family relocated from the big island of Hawaii to the island of Oahu. Once settled, he found local fishing was just down the street for him. He frequented the Ala Moana Park where he would fish for 5-6 pound Bonefish in the shallows. That was all before the giant shopping mall was built. Just like him being an early adopter of finesse fishing, he was early to the game of catch and release where all of the Bonefish he took were released to be caught another day. Although it is common practice today, it is definitely odd to think that a Japanese young man during that era would not take it home for a meal. To this day, Denny heavily favors catch and release of our inshore species and works hard to ensure that people realize the fragility of our local fisheries.
As life would have it, he turned his attention to the "wahines" during his late teen years and let his gear stand in the corner collecting dust. Eventually, he chose to relocate to Los Angeles, CA. The year was 1961. He picked right back up with surf fishing being his main focus. He consistently fished the Spotfin Croaker that resided in Los Alamitos Bay. You could also find Denny at "Tin Can" Beach which is known to everyone else as Bolsa Chica State Beach. There he would fish for Barred Surf Perch and Corbina. He would also take his young cousins fishing for perch along the Los Angeles and Orange County beaches and even to the ever-costly trout farms where he paid by the pound! In all, he loved to fish and the fever was only growing with every new experience. He enlisted in the Navy and was on active duty from 1964 to 1969 with our armed forces achieving the rank of 2nd Class Petty Officer. For his service, we are all indebted to this man.
As he ran around in the So Cal fishing circles, he made friends who wanted to expand his surf fishing horizons. His good friend, Dr. Mickey Tochioka, began to take him to new locales. One of the first adventures was out of the Berkley Marina for some Striped Bass fishing. At the same time, he regularly made trips aboard the Scotia with good fishing friend, Lee Wong. Denny mentioned, "Mr. Wong has since gone to the "Happy Fishing Grounds" in the sky but the camaraderie that we shared will not be forgotten." Dr. Tochioka also invited him to join them for a trip down to Rancho Buena Vista. This was 1971 and the big game fishing opened Denny's eyes to how tough and challenging fishing could actually be. His attitude and passion for catching would never be the same. On this one trip down south he landed a 500lb Blue Marlin, a 52lb Amberjack, a 40lb Roosterfish, and a 40lb Ruby Pargo. Based on that roll call of trophies, it's easy to understand how his fishing moved up one or more notches on the excitement scale.
Denny continued to fish all over Southern California beaches, travelled down to Mexico to revisit the battles waged against the giant trophy fish, and continue to expand on his fishing experiences trying every new type of fishing possible. In 1974, the freshwater bug bit him hard. Although he had been fishing for years with family up in the Eastern Sierra Mountain range around the Mammoth Lakes area, he had never focused on any one freshwater species. At that time, professional bass fishing was still relatively new. No one was truly able to make a career out of competitive bass fishing but the allure of having a fast boat, high tech tackle, and more variety of lures than you could possibly know what to do with was too tempting. He purchased his first of 6 bass boats, geared up with the latest rods and reels, and started fishing all of the Central and Southern California lakes he could back his trailer into. He was not into the competitive side of bass fishing. He was a "fun" fisherman. At every California Lake, the fish feared him whenever they saw his MonArk Bass Boat backing down the ramp.
This addiction to freshwater bass fishing lasted for years. In fact, in 1987 he purchased a home in Bullhead City, AZ where he would store his Boston Whaler or his Cajun Bass Boat to be used on the Colorado River in pursuit of trout and bass. In 1989, Denny suffered the devastating loss of his long time fishing friend Jimmy Nagaoka and chose to then start redirecting his focus back on the saltwater scene.
In 1989 Denny took his first ocean trip aboard a "Party Boat." He quickly became a fixture on the boats "Sea Spray," "Spitfire," "New Del Mar," "Monte Carlo," "Southern Cal," "Pierpoint," and the "Matt Walsh." He easily made the transition from freshwater bass fishing to saltwater due to his experiences with tackle, casting, and the rest of the technical jewels of knowledge necessary for a successful day on the water. He became an expert. Denny says, "Party Boat fishing is good in that you can learn a lot more than when you are on a private boat fishing alone. You get to learn the fundamentals of local fishing by the deckhands. You get to learn to work together with your fellow angler to stay out of tangles and trouble. Finally, and probably my favorite part of the experience is that you get to share what you've learned with others on the boat. You can help someone else learn the techniques it takes to choose the right bait, how to cast, and how to fight a fish. All of those things are imperative if you are going to become a great fisherman."
Around 1995, Denny "Hooked Up" with Ken Oda who had recently purchased the long range boat the "Polaris Deluxe," made it his private yacht, and renamed it the "Breezers." Through that relationship, he was able to make trips to the Rivellagigedo Island Chain, Puerto Vallarta, Magdalena Bay, Alijos Rocks, Guadalupe Island, and Cedros Island with only 11 other anglers sharing the rail. These trips made it possible for him to check off even more of his angler's wish list when he was able to catch Snook, Trophy Tuna, Marlin, Wahoo, Dorado, Roosterfish, Amberjack, Yellowtail, and many species of Bass.
Denny's quest for yet even more species of fish continued. Beginning in 2005, he began an annual ritual of fishing up in Alaska. He has bagged Halibut up to 121lbs, Ling Cod to 60lbs, Yelloweye Rockfish to 20lbs, King Salmon to 35lbs, and probably too many different rockfish to even count. Without question, he has covered most of the Eastern Pacific fisheries!
Lately, he has taken on two new challenges. First, in 2009, he returned to Hawaii for their exceptional Bonefish fishery. Unlike what you would commonly see on television from Florida, his technique includes a ladder similar to that used at Pyramid Lake for Cutthroat fishing. He has great stories of how he wasn't paying attention to the rising tide only to step off the ladder into water way higher than he expected! Second, he has taken to traditional long range fishing. Unlike his experience fishing aboard the "Breezers," he is aboard our modern long range fleet with 20-30 other anglers vying for that opportunity for a fish of a lifetime. He is enjoying just like his experience on the local party boats. There, he has the opportunity to help other anglers overcome their challenges with their tackle or techniques. His top priority is to assist those anglers in subduing that fish of a lifetime. His first trip was aboard the "Intrepid" in 2010 out of Point Loma Sportfishing. He has since made a return trip aboard the "Intrepid." He's fished on the "Independence" down to Cedros Island, as well as the Excel in 2011. You can bet that he will be back at it in 2012 shooting for yet more personal bests in every category.
Denny Kaneoka has been a part of the Seeker family for 9 years. He has been fishing for over 50 years, and has seen and done more than most fishermen with as much energy as men and women half his age. As it relates to his life, Denny says, "Learning to be a great fisherman is not about doing or saying-it is about listening and understanding. The most rewarding thing about being a part of this family is being able to share the Seeker products with people whether at the shows, on the boats, or at the tackle shops that I visit. I am always armed with two of each of the rods that I like so that I have one to fish and one to lend. That is the best way for me to be able to teach another angler how to be successful. Every Seeker team member from the production crew, the blank and finish crew, the management team and even the owners all take a lot of pride in producing a high quality product and do everything from the heart. It is an absolute privilege to be a part of the family."


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On Monday, May 16, our Loaf Love Tour rolls into Northern California! We're kicking things off in NorCal with a "Day of Loaf" in San Francisco. We'll spend the day exploring the city by driving around in our cute little Baby Loaf buses and taking photos. We'll also drop by to say "hi" to our favorite San Francisco chef, Heidi Gibson of The AMERICAN Grilled Cheese Kitchen.
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We had a an amazing time and look forward to our next trip to Montreal!! We will definitely stay at St. Montclair next time we visit. The Village area is convenient for any touring that you might want to do, and the restaurants are amazing.
We had a an amazing time and look forward to our next trip to Montreal!! We will definitely stay at St. Montclair next time we visit. The Village area is convenient for any touring that you might want to do, and the restaurants are amazing.
Staunton (pronounced "Stanton") is a most interesting town and the Montclair is the best place to stay whether you are there for the Shakespeare, the Mary Baldwin College, the Wilson Presidential Library, or just passing through.It is short walk to all of these features in Staunton. Parking on the street was easy, and we were given a "resident's guest sticker"... More
We stayed for one night, thoroughly enjoyed our stay, after reviewing all of the B&B's in staunton we settled on the Montclair because we liked what we read about the breakfast. We were not disappointed , the eggs benedict was superb!! Our hosts were fun, funny and engaging, excellent value. We will definitely return.
We stayed in the ground floor room--a queen bed, large room, lots of privacy, separate entrance, good lighting, very clean. The owners chatted with us at breakfast and gave us good recommendations for dinner. It's only a few blocks from the main commercial area ,near Mary Baldwin College. We would definitely go back if we visit Staunton again.
This was my first time staying in a bed and breakfast, so I have precious little to compare it to. That said, I could not imagine a better experience than the one my girlfriend and I had at Montclair Bed and Breakfast, which is a restored late 1800s home. The B&B is a small one, and felt like a well-kept... More
My husband and I decided at the last minute (the night before) to attend the Winter Wine Festival in Staunton in February 2012. Needless to say, we felt that finding accommodations would be tricky. We were relieved to find that Montclair B&B had vacancy. Upon arrival, we were pleasantly surprised--it was nicer than we'd hoped! The innkeepers were extremely friendly... More
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