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Playing against the best professional players in the world, the Trinity Western Spartans won one of their three matches.
The men's volleyball team was representing the North and Central American and Caribbean (NORCECA) zone at the FIVB volleyball men's club world championship in Doha, Qatar.
The Spartans lost their final match 3-0 (25-17,25-20,25-18) against Poland's KS Jastrzebski Wegiel on Oct. 11.
"Today was another tough match," said Spartans coach Ben Josephson.
"Another great team across the net. You could see the difference in the chips, but we did good on our blocks. We are very excited that our younger players had the opportunity to play against such teams. The biggest lesson for them was that every skill takes such care. Here every serve, every pass has a purpose. It's good that we have some video material we can show our boys and can work with."
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In the Spartans first two matches, they lost 3-0 (25-11,25-11,25-16) to Russia's Zenit Kazan and defeated Iran's Paykan Tehran 3-2 (25-23,18-25,17-25,25-18,15-6).
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SAM WARBURTON has opened the door for a back-row link-up with Justin Tipuric in Wales' Six Nations defence.
The skipper has found his position under threat from in-form Tipuric ahead of Wales' opener against Ireland at the Millennium Stadium on February 2.
But Warburton, 24, is happy to shift roles to accommodate the Ospreys flanker. He said: "I'd be happy to play anywhere in the back row.
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Only time will tell if alternative rock 'n soul band Puppet Radio is the greatest thing to hit college campuses since Cliff's notes. But David Bosse likes the chances of the Fairfield-based group.
Bosse and Anuj Arora, a fellow guitarist from the South Bay, had worked roughly nine years on various projects until securing a solid line-up for Puppet Radio a year ago that includes Benicia lead vocalist AhSa-Ti Nu, drummer Bennie Murray of Fairfield, and bass player Carson Rogers of Berkeley.
"This band could be sponsored by Craigslist," said Bosse laughing, landing most of his band mates via the Internet classified ad site.
Sure, the search was eventful — "Craigslist could be an interesting experience" — but Bosse is grateful for the final roster.
"We have funny stories about meeting people on Craigslist," he said."You would meet some characters. Some have oversold their abilities. They weren't being honest with themselves or us. It's like a relationship. You don't know the person until hanging out for a while."
Bosse is thrilled with the musicians, the music, of the full-length recording released Tuesday on various social media and college radio outlets.
So devoted, the band gathered New Year's Eve for a "CD packaging party," said Bosse, stuffing 350 envelopes with CDs and shipping to radio stations.
"The guys who run college radio stations are often guys with ears to the ground on new acts," Bosse said. "And we feel like we have something unique. We're musically strong, pop culture friendly with a lot of goofy, fun guitar and a soul-gospel singer. We're hoping people see it as something new."
Bosse said there will be a CD release concert once a venue is locked down.
"During the holidays, it's hard to get a hold of people," he said.
Getting the band together? The devotion is there. And so are the obstacles.
"Everybody's really dedicated," Bosse said. "It is one of the challenges, getting five people with different lives and families and things to be on the same page with the music and schedule. But everyone in the band loves it so much, they find ways to make it work."
The band and its sound is where Bosse hoped it would be a year later.
"Actually, we're doing really well," he said. "Though like everything in life, it ends up being more complicated than what's anticipated. We're happy with the number of shows we've played, the reaction we get from people at shows, and having the album done and getting it out."
Bosse, a University of California, Davis graduate, starts a "real" job at Genentech in Vacaville on Monday. Rogers, a graduate at Cal-Berkeley, is doing grad work at UC-Davis. Murray stays busy as a professional musician and Nu works in sound engineering.
Bosse, 32, a Fairfield High School graduate born at Kaiser Permanente in Vallejo, said the band isn't just devoted to the music, but to each other.
"We don't cancel shows. It's an unwritten rule," said Bosse, who has played suffering through a 102.5 temperature.
"It was pretty intense, pretty miserable," he said. "But the show must go on, right? You suck it up and go out there."
Marketing strategy includes playing as many Bay Area dates as possible to build a fan base with a goal "to get out as far and wide as we can," Bosse said.
Northern California is a great place for home base, Bosse said.
"The Bay Area's so diverse and we have very diverse fans," he said. "I think our music is progressive, but not so progressive to be pretentious. The Bay Area's a perfect place for us — an open-minded crowd looking for cool music."
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Canadiens are generally regarded as the speediest team in the NHL and there are some who are inclined to the belief that it is a case of speed versus brawn, when the Frenchmen meet Maroons, but this is far from the case.
Canadiens possess plenty of speed, 'tis true, but Maroons are far removed from the truck-horse class. Collectively, the Gerardmen have just as much zip as the Habitants. Siebert, if that player is fit (was in hospital with illness), and Dutton are faster than Gardiner and Mantha, the Canadiens defence regulars, and Munro has a little on "Battleship" Leduc, in point of speed. At centre, Howie Morenz has much more "foot" than Hooley Smith and Art Gagne can skate away from Nels Stewart, but Jimmy Ward uncorks more speed than Aurel Joliat, his check. The Maroon reserves for the forward line, Joe Lamb, Bill Phillips and Russ Oatman, are faster than any 3 players manager Hart can shoot into the game for similar duty. In the matter of poundage, Maroons as a team are heavier than Canadiens, although there is very little difference in the weight of the rival defences. Morenz and Smith tip the beam at about the same notch, but Stewart and Ward outweigh the Canadien wings by many pounds. Taking it all in all, the teams appear to be evenly matched.
Maroons seem to have had a reputation as a physical team. Eddie Gerard apparently liked to change lines more often than other coaches, to allow his players to play harder and faster.
but i was reading about '35 finals, and Maroons apparently had a reputation in '35 for speed, and not at all for physicality. they were very physical in game 1, and Calgary Daily Herald said it was very surprising. even the small Maroons played with physicality.
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Partial privatization of a pension system: lessons from Hungary
On 1 January 1998 a three-pillar pension system was introduced in Hungary. It will replace about a ¼ of the existing unfunded public system by a funded private system from 2013. The transition to this 'mixed system' is obligatory for those entering the labour market after 30 June 1998 and optional for the current labour force. Meanwhile the public pillar is also being reformed. This article assesses and evaluates these important developments. Contrary to expectations, the current government has made important changes to the on-going reform programme. These changes threaten to make benefit entitlements under the mixed system less attractive than envisaged. Despite significant funding problems within the unreformed public system, the partial privatization of the public system may cause more problems than it solves. Copyright © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Leading RNA-based biopharmaceutical company announces successful clinical trials for treatment of muscle wasting disease by 'exon skipping'
Action Duchenne states that the latest results of a study released by AVI BioPharma Inc, a developer of RNA-based drugs, demonstrate that Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy could be treated successfully by exon skipping. The clinical trial of the drug AVI-4658, developed by AVI BioPharma, was funded by the Department of Health (UK) and conducted by the members of the MDEX* consortium, led by Professor Muntoni at UCL Institute of Child Health London. Biopsy data showed that injection of the drug into the foot muscles of a series of Duchenne patients successfully induced new dystrophin production. The study data will also be published in a specialist medical journal.
Recruitment of Duchenne patients for a further AVI-sponsored trial to see if this drug can be delivered body wide is now underway. The MDEX team will be using Action Duchenne's DMD Registry www.dmdregistry.org to help in recruiting Duchenne boys with specific gene variations for this new clinical trial. The trial, which was opened in December 2008, will administer AVI-4658 systemically to see if dystrophin can be produced in all muscles. It is hoped that this might slow the very severe progression of the disease.
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy affects 1 in 3,500 male births in the UK, and is the most common and severe type of muscular dystrophy - sufferers are diagnosed usually by the age of 5. Patients with DMD and Becker Muscular Dystrophy (BMD) are boys and young men who lack dystrophin, a protein that is critical to the structural stability of muscle fibres. Patients develop progressive muscle weakness. Duchenne affects all muscles including the heart and respiratory system leaving young people paralysed by late teens and many patients do not live past their twenties.
Recent research by the MDEX Consortium has demonstrated that short molecules – called antisense oligonucleotides (AOs) – can restore the production of dystrophin protein to affected tissues. This is done by a process called 'exon skipping', in which the parts of the genetic code affected by a mutation are "patched" by AO's so that that the code can be correctly read.
This latest drug AVI–4658 is designed to skip exon 51 of the dystrophin gene, allowing for restoration of the reading frame in the mRNA sequence. Restoration of dystrophin production achieved by skipping this exon may potentially improve or significantly slow the disease process, thus prolonging and improving the quality of life for the affected patient.
Nick Catlin, CEO of Action Duchenne said, "These early results that show exon skipping therapy can be a potential treatment for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is promising news that will be welcomed by all sufferers and their families. The MDEX Consortium has made some tremendous progress in researching treatments for this disease and this latest great work underlines the value of continuing to actively raise funds to support this important cause."
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Córdoba has a municipal area of 226 km2, which represents 0.19% of the whole of the state and 0.0071% of Mexico. Córdoba is divided into 176 localities, of which the most important are San José de Tapia, las Flores, Miraflores, Los Naranjos, Brillante Crucero, el Porvenir, San Rafael Caleria, Santa Elena, San Miguelito, and San Nicolás.
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With the recent reorganization of the ODP and the increased attention to prevention research nationally, the ODP launched an extensive process to develop a strategic plan that outlines the priorities for the Office over the next five years and highlights the ODP's role in advancing prevention research at the NIH.
Below is a summary of the steps taken by the Office as it developed the ODP Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years (FY) 2014–2018.
An initial step in the planning process was the recruitment of a working group composed of NIH scientific program and strategic planning experts, as well as representatives from other federal agencies, the extramural research community, the healthcare sector, and the patient community. The Strategic Planning Working Group was charged with the following:
The ODP captured comments from the Working Group on draft mission and vision statements, strategic priorities, and the overall planning process. This feedback, along with input from the NIH Prevention Research Coordinating Committee (PRCC), was used to develop revised materials that were then distributed to and reviewed by various stakeholders. Dr. David Murray, Director of the ODP, met individually with Directors of NIH Institutes and Centers (ICs) to get their input on the draft mission and vision statements. These discussions also focused on how the ODP could help advance IC prevention efforts and how the NIH as a whole could strengthen the evidence base for prevention programs. Simultaneously, ODP staff worked with senior scientific staff at the NIH to gather additional insights on the mission and vision statements, as well as the strategic priorities for the Office.
Information gathered from discussions with these stakeholders shaped the development of revised ODP's mission and vision and revised strategic priorities. The updated material was used to populate an online Request for Information (RFI) which was open from March 13 through April 30, 2013. In addition to posting the material online, the ODP sent targeted emails to various stakeholder communities inviting them to submit comments via the RFI.
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Omani market sees growing demand for Acer computing technology
Loay Enterprise, Acer's authorized reseller in Oman since 1984 announced a sales and market share growth for its Acer operations in 2001. Loay Enterprises - enabled Acer to win million dollar contracts from institutions such as the Ministry of Education, Sultan Qaboos University, the Ministry of Regional Municipalities, and the Ministry of Electricity & Water.
Acer achieved a 60 percent overall growth for the year 2001 in the Sultanate. Moreover, due to Loay Enterprises wins in strategic sectors in Oman, sales of Acer servers and corporate desktops more than tripled in the year 2001.
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Nightmare, Timothys Horror at the Porter Sisters Mansion (An Amnesia: The Dark Descent Fan Fiction)
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Chapter 1 (v.1) - Invitation
Breathing heavily due to its mis-shapen lungs, the beast stands in the forest alone, anything but quiet. Its heavy, ragged breathing, sounding unlike anything heard of before. The smell of dried, rotten blood stains its clumpy left hand, sharp, craggly claws jut out unevenly from the rough skin and muscle. The beast hasn't hunted in months, but it doesn't need to eat, it just wants the thrill of the kill.
The waning crescent moon covered thickly in dark, menacing clouds, the stars blackened out, causes the night to be pitch black. This is the perfect time for the creature to find an innocent, unexpecting victim that happens to stumble across the beast's path. Its mis-shapen head accentuates the gruesome features of its body; small, rusty iron staples keep the yellow, rotten skin closed, keeping the inner cavity of the body closed. Leather straps circle the beast's abdomen, keeping its frame intact. Jaw removed and skin stretched, the beast does not have a working mouth, but can still make sounds that would make a grown man stink of fear. As it waits for a kill, it sees a small light illuminating its way through the dense wood and foliage. A new victim for the creature to take? Possibly, but it must be careful, the smell of others warns the creature there may be extra game for the hunt...
Chapter one: Invitation
"Cheruup, cheruup."
"Cheruup, cheruup."
Timothy awoke to the sound of his cellphone ringing incessantly, notifying him of an incoming call. Checking the clock near his bed, he reluctantly answers the constant, annoying sound.
"...Hello?" he asked, hoping the annoyance that woke him up in the middle of the night is worth the trouble.
"Hey Timmy, what's up? We've got a wonderful idea, but we can't do it without ya," said an all-too familiar voice.
Timothy could hear the sly grin on his friend's face forming as he spoke, Jim knew that Timothy would say no, but that wouldn't matter, Jim always got his way.
"Jim... It's one o' clock in the morning, what could you possibly be thinking of?"
"Well Tim, me and the gang thought about going to the old mansion to look for any goodies that could be there, you know, anything that could be... Valuable? We can't go without you though, there's strength in numbers, and we're missing one."
Timothy knows full well what Jim is talking about; the old Porter Sisters' mansion that was abandoned over thirty years ago. There was tall tales the place was haunted by beasts that could kill a full grown bear, but he never believed the local stories. However, there were three teenagers that ventured into the old place, and never returned...
"Why don't you just go ask David? He likes the thrill, why don't you just ask him instead of me?"
"Ah, he's no fun, Tim, you know there's no adventure without you being there with us!"
He remembered the last time they went out, they almost all got caught, and he was late sneaking back home in time. His parents sure did let him know what he did wrong...
"I don't know, Jim, I pretty much got busted for sneaking out, I don't want to know what will happen if I get caught again."
"Ah, don't worry about it, man, I promise you'll get back in time, I swear it."
"Sigh, fine... I'll be there."
"Great! I'll see you in about forty-five minutes. Pack your flashlight and something to drink along with ya, we'll be out for a while."
"Okay, see ya."
Timothy didn't have to worry about taking a flashlight, he was deathly afraid of the dark. He still can't go to bed without a night light somewhere near where he sleeps. Equipping everything he needed, he headed out of his window, preparing for something he might regret later...
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