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MERCER: Dakota Rural Action renews its relevance
PIERRE — In the past week, Dakota Rural Action lost its fight against new labeling regulations for raw milk, but was part of the winning side working to block Powertech's uranium-mining project.
Yet to be determined is how Dakota Rural Action will fare in two other battles. There is DRA's city-by-city campaign to legalize the raising of chickens in people's yards. And there is the organization's battle to stop TransCanada's next crude-oil pipeline across western and south-central South Dakota.
There are two themes to the activities.
One is allowing people to choose their food and raise it locally if they wish, as in the raw milk and the chickens.
The other is stopping big energy projects that can pose threats to natural resources, such as groundwater with TransCanada and Powertech.
Listening to many hours of testimony on raw milk, a person could wonder why Dakota Rural Action would be opposed to food safety. The organization's position, however, is defense of the little guy.
The argument is that small dairies are threatened by labels warning raw milk can make you sick and labels showing the date of production and the name of the dairy. The state Department of Health supports the state Department of Agriculture on the new labeling rules.
As for letting people raise chickens in urban areas, a hen isn't the same as a tomato. Vegetables and fruit don't cluck and crow, but they do attract animals. Chickens will attract other types of animals that, by nature, want to eat them and their eggs.
And there is South Dakota's alpha predator.
Who knows whether chickens would attract immature mountain lions that make their way down from the Black Hills into backyards and neighborhoods.
DRA began in 1987 amid that decade's farm crisis. Based in Brookings, DRA today has chapters in five eastern counties, a Black Hills chapter and a west group.
Dakota Rural Action's opposition to the TransCanada oil pipeline is part of a national clean-energy movement.
President Barack Obama ultimately will decide whether the pipeline gets the necessary permit to pierce the U.S-Canada border to enter our country.
Without that permit, the pipeline can't carry crude oil from the tar sands of Alberta, Canada, all the way to refineries in southern states and then to other pipelines and to the ports on the Gulf of Mexico.
The inclination of the Obama administration appears to be to delay the decision, making the pipeline project more expensive each day for TransCanada.
In opposing Powertech's uranium project, Dakota Rural Action is part of a loose coalition of people and groups interested in protecting South Dakota's environment.
Many people fear the concept of pumping extra-oxygenated water into uranium ore bodies and then pumping the solution back to the surface where dissolved uranium is removed.
Two state boards suspended Powertech permit hearings and instead await decisions by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency before proceeding again.
This is a new approach by state environmental boards. Dakota Rural Action meanwhile shows a renewed presence as well.


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by Bruce Strand, Sports editor
The Elk River-Rogers-Zimmerman boys placed a solid fourth among 10 teams and had four all-conference skiers Wednesday in the Northwest Suburban Conference meet Wednesday.
Joey Martin, who missed the cross country season with a leg injury, continued his strong senior skiing season with a fifth-place finish to lead the Elks.
The Elks also had senior Breck Hickman in 12th place, junior Karl Gorecki 24th and junior Dan Janasz 29th. The top 30 among 90 entrants make all-conference.
Martin had a fractured femur this fall.
"I was on crutches four weeks. I just did upper body stuff and swimming. I didn't run at all," said Martin. "Once my leg got better, I roller skated, but I didn't run until mid-November. So my training the first quarter of this year was a little different. But it has all worked out."
Martin's ledger also includes a fourth-place at the huge Mesabi Invitational on Jan. 11.
The Andover Huskies won the title edging Armstrong 521 to 519. The Huskies had six of the top 26, led by third-place Lucas Hieb, while Armstrong had the top two, John Delaney and Tom Norman.
The Elks were conference champions last year, but graduated their best two skiers plus two other all-conference athletes so they were not expected to repeat.
Hickman and Martin placed fifth and sixth, respectively, last year and are the team leaders now.
"Joey was very strong today," said coach Kirsten Anderson. "Breck has been fighting a back injury and he came back really good in the classic race."
Hickman struggled to 16th place in the skate but moved up four places in the classic.
Martin was asked about how challenging this event is.
"The second race is especially tough. You do a 5K and rest a couple hours and then do another 5K. But everybody is in the same boat," said Martin. "When you get to those last couple steep hills, you just want to get over as fast as you can and get it over with."
Amid some brutally cold and windy weather the past month, the skiers got a break Wednesday with the temperature around 20 and little wind.
The Elks will return to Theodore Wirth for sectionals on Thursday, Feb. 6.
Boys team scoring
1. Andover 521
2. Armstrong 519
3. Osseo 506
4. Elk River-Rogers-Zimmerman 435
5. Maple Grove 429
6. Coon Rapids 391
7. Champlin Park 332
8. Anoka 280
9. Park Center 275
10. Blaine 136
Top 10 boys
1. John Delaney, Armstrong, 31:37
2. Tom Norman, Armstrong, 32:48
3. Lucas Hieb, Andover, 33:00
4. Sean Heaton, Maple Grove, 33:01
5. Joey Martin, ERZ, 33:02
6. Ian Mead, Andover, 34:01
7. Adam Berkowitz, Osseo, 34:09
8. Ryan Peterson, Maple Grove, 34:27
9. Mitchell Dehmer, Osseo, 34:47
10. Sam Anderson, Andover, 35:10
11. Nathaniel Johnson, Park Center, 35:11
12. Breck Hickman, ERZ, 35:17
Elks all-conference
5. Martin
12. Breck
24. Karl Gorecki 37:33
29. Dan Janasz 37:42
Other Elks top six
48. Collin Webster 40:05
53. Aaron Ley 40:50

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Microsoft said it has fixed a bug in its Windows Live FolderShare online file storage and sharing service after users reported that the service was deleting files without user authorisation.
Microsoft sent an email to users on Friday alerting them that it has fixed a bug that may have "accidentally moved" user files from their original folders into the FolderShare Trash folder, and that users should not delete files in Trash until they ensure they were meant to be deleted. It also advised users how to retrieve deleted files from the Trash folder.
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A copy of the information sent to users has been posted on the FolderShare website.
Microsoft said it is working to assist users who have lost files on how to retrieve them. It also said that another online storage service that is also in beta, Windows Live SkyDrive, had not been affected by the bug.
Windows Live FolderShare, which allows users to store files online and then download and synchronise files to and between different devices and computers, is currently available in beta release.
Prior to being notified by Microsoft, users had been posting about the strange behaviour of Windows Live FolderShare on a Microsoft online discussion board last week.
Microsoft also sent out a notification via the discussion board to let users know about the problem and how to handle it.
Even after Microsoft said the problem with moving files to the Trash had been fixed, users on the discussion board still were reporting buggy behaviour from the service. Users noted that they were having trouble synchronising files between computers and locating directories when using the service on Windows Vista.


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- Sports
- Inside Athletics
- Staff Directory
- Bleu Zone
(Indianapolis) The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and Allstate Insurance Company today announced the 202 nominees for the 2014 Allstate WBCA and NABC Good Works Teams. The award recognizes a select group of college basketball student-athletes who have made significant contributions to the greater of the good of their communities through volunteerism and civic service. Out of the 202, 84 women were selected as nominees.
"Allstate is proud to recognize these two outstanding groups of men and women whose commitment to service and volunteerism demonstrate that 'good works' extend beyond the basketball court," said Pam Hollander, senior director of marketing for Allstate Insurance Company and a member of the 2014 WBCA and NABC Good Works Teams selection panels. "Each of the nominees serves as a role model and inspiration to future generations seeking ways to give back, and another reason to celebrate the good happening in our communities."
Senior Amber Tramel is currently Miss Dillard University and has an extensive resume that includes being a member of the basketball team and making the Dean's List since her freshman year, being a member of the track team since her sophomore year, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Vice President, Junior Class Attendant, Champions of Character Athlete of the Year during her sophomore year, Student Activities Board Community Service Representative and National Council of Negro Women Vice President during her junior year, and Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) Academic Award since her sophomore year.
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A Company has availed car loan of Rs.6.50 lacs from Oriental Bank of Commerce. The company has executed the following documents with the bank at the time of availing the loan (1) Agreement of Term Loan (2) Common Agreement (3) General Power of Attorney.
Normally the hypothecation will be endorsed in the RC Book of the vehicle and RC book will be retained by the bank till the loan gets repaid.
The bank officer is now asking the company to create a charge in favour of the bank with ROC. My questions are (1) Whether it is mandatory to create and register the charge with ROC for car loans (2) Is the above documents are enough to file the charge with ROC (Note : The company has not executed any hypothecation deed and has executed only the above documents)
No the above charge is not required to be registered with ROC as the above transaction is outside the preview of compulsorily registerable charge given under section 125(4) of the Companies Act, 1956.
You have to adopt a strict approach towards the bank.
Dear Murlidharan,
In my opinion charge is required to be registered with ROC under section 125(4)(e)
i.e. a charge, not being a pledge, on any movable property of the company;
Thus, it is mandatory to register the charge within 30 days from the date of execution of abovementioned documents.
Hello everyone.
Can anyone pl tell me what are the consequences of not filing charge . In one of my Company, there is renewal of terms and condition of CC limits, Fund Based Limits and Non fund based limits and no change at all. All terms are same as that of last year.There is only Collateral Security and personal gurantee of Directors. Now Bank is saying there is no need to file Form 8 for its renewal. Now can anyone pl tell me what will be consequnces of this on the Company for not filing Form 8 for modification.Prompt reply is appreciated.
Preety Mam,
I have also dealt with the same issue bt we have registered the charge and after filing a letter from ROC was delivered to our corporate office stating that the charge was priorly registered only there is change in the limits as specified.
so, i suggest kindly register the same.
Dear Preety,
The charge should be registered or modified in the above case.
It is a duty of company tofile the particulars of charges with the ROC within the stipulated time for registration or modification. Unless and until the charge is registered with the ROC, it has no sanctity notwithstanding the fact that such charge was brought into vogue by reason of agreement inter aprties between the two creditors or by registration of guarantee bond.
In case of non filing and non registration of particulars of charge following consequences shall arise:-
1. the charge becomes void against liquidator or creditors and the money secured thereby shall immediately become payable. However, it can be enfored so long as the company does not go into liquidatino.
2. The security becomes void but non registration does not affect any contract or obligation of the company as to repayment of the money secured by the charge.
3. The company and every officer of the company or other person who is in default, shall be punishable with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000/- for every dau during which the default continues. A further fine of Rs. 10000/- may also be imposed on the company and every officer of the company who is in default of any other requirements of the Act concerning registration of a charge created by the Company,
Show them the legal provisions regarding registraton of modification of charge.. if they r not convinced after that, then just ur company can file the form8 by itself by asking the bank to just put DSC on that form.. The form8 shud be filed otherwise it will b default on part of the company only..
I am also agree with Mr. Ankur Srivastava athat charge should be registered as per Sec 125 (4) of the CA, 1956 AS Sec. 125(4) says
As per section 125(4), the following kinds of charges are mandatory and these charges needs to be
registered with the Registrar of Companies:—
(a) A charge for the purpose of securing issue of debentures;
(b) A charge on uncalled share capital;
(c) A charge on the immovable property, wherever situated, or any interest therein. This includes
mortgage by deposit of title deeds. [Wallis v Simmonds (Builders) Ltd (1974) 1 All ER 561];
(d) A charge on any book debts. Assignment of book-debts as security is covered. [Paul and Frank
Ltd v Discount Bank Overseas Ltd (1966) 2 All ER 9221 (Ch D)] A lien on sub-freight is a charge
on book-debt of the company. [Welsh Irish Ferries Ltd. (1985) ECLC 327 (Ch D); Ladenberg &
Co. v Goodwin (1912) 3 KB 275]. Bank-balances are not treated as book-debts in commercial
practice. [Bright Life Ltd., in re 1986 BCLC 418: (1986) 3 All ER 673: (1987) 3 Comp LJ 102 (Ch
(e) A charge, not being a pledge, on any movable property;
(f) A floating charge on the undertaking or any property of the company including stock-in-trade;
(g) A charge on calls made but not paid. Section 14 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 debars a
bank from creating a charge on any unpaid capital;
(h) A charge on a ship or any share in a ship;
(i) A charge on a goodwill, patent or on a license under a patent or on a trademark or on a copyright
or license under a copyright.
Dear Ankur Garg Sir, can you please elaborate why the charge should not be created as one of my client company is also not registering the charge.


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Totally Excellent '80s Movie Babes
There was no shortage of crush-worthy young actresses in the '80s, and every Gen-X boy had a personal favorite that helped propel him into puberty. There's a wholesome simplicity to what passed for sexy during the decade. Compared to this generation's Vanessa Hudgenses and Selena Gomezes, there was something less glam and more girl-next-door about the stars who made their way into our dreams via our top-loading VCRs and innumerable pay-cable viewings. Here are some of our favorites.
Diane Franklin
Sexy teen innocence personified. Diane Franklin is best known as the French exchange student Monique, who knew how to rock a jaunty men's fedora, in 1985's 'Better Off Dead.' When she slides out from under John Cusack's Camaro in her ball cap and overhauls, a million teen boys fell in love and begged their family to enroll in the high-school foreign-exchange program. Other great showcases for this perky heartbreaker include 'The Last American Virgin' (1982), 'Amityville II: The Possesion' (1982) and 'TerrorVision' (1986).
Phoebe Cates
Even if she never made another movie, a single scene from 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' (1982) would be enough to secure Cates' place on this list. Judge Reinhold's horny teen-fantasy sequence undoubtedly holds the dubious distinction of being the most watched-paused-rewound (repeat!) VHS scene in the history of the format. She was probably responsible for enough VCR wear and tear to keep video-repair shops doing big business for a decade or so. Naturally, we also love her in 'Drop Dead Fred' (1991) and 'Gremlins' (1984), in which she has another show-stopping scene — the "Why Kate Hates Christmas" monologue — that you can watch below in lieu of the 'Fast Times' scene, which we can't show you here.
Linnea Quigley
She's considered the queen of scream queens (even though she's only been in probably three or four horror movies anyone cares about). But it's her role as the punk-rocking, crypt-top-stripping, soon-to-be-brain-munching-zombie in 1985's 'Return of the Living Dead' that makes her stand out. Not only has the poor girl been impaled on reindeer antlers (1984's 'Silent Night, Deadly Night') and danced naked with a chainsaw (1988's 'Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers'), she's also produced 'Linnea Quigley's Horror Workout' (1989), in which she lets us watch her shower before putting on her jammies to jazzercize with the living dead and her slumber-party girlfriends. Top that for fanboy fantasy fodder.
Lea Thompson
I remember a guy in middle school who kept a 'Howard the Duck' trading card featuring female lead Lea Thompson in his wallet like she was his girlfriend or something. We may have laughed and pointed, but we all secretly understood. As Beverly, lead singer for the Cherry Bombs and Howard's interspecies main squeeze, Thompson gave us something nice to think about while the movie went about its business of systematically destroying our faith in humanity. It made sense to us that Eric Stoltz would totally blow his college savings to buy Thompson's Miss Amanda Jones diamond earrings in 'Some Kind of Wonderful' (1987). Though in the end, we agree with his choosing tomboy drummer Mary Stuart Masterson — an actress who gets an honorable mention on this list for making the wrong side of the tracks look like the right place to be.
Elizabeth (E.G.) Daily
We'll buy Large Marge's shocking shape-shifting claymation face and the plausibility of diffusing a biker beat down by dancing on a bar to 'Tequila,' but when Pee-wee rebuffs the advances of Dottie in 1985's 'Pee-wee's Big Adventure,' our suspension of disbelief comes crashing in on itself. She crosses paths with other '80s babes on this list, appearing (ahem … topless) in 'Valley Girl' (1983) and singing at the school dance in 'Better Off Dead.' These days, Daily keeps herself busy as a voice actor in about 90 percent of the kids' programming produced since 1990. She's voiced everyone from outspoken rugrat Tommy Pickles to outspoken anthropomorphic piglet Babe. Babe, indeed.
Helen Slater
"Fair is fair!" — and it's only fair that Slater's legendary Billie Jean (from 1985's 'The Legend of Billie Jean') lands her on this list for being the rebel-rousing beach-bum babe in a cropped tee and a pixie-punk haircut. If that's not enough, Slater also made a pretty amazing looking Supergirl (1984) in an otherwise terrible cinematic super-spinoff, allowing us to fondly remember a movie that really deserves nothing but our contempt. After all, not too many women can successfully pull off a red, blue and yellow fashion pallet.
Ally Sheedy
She was cute as Matthew Broderick's girlfriend in 1983's 'Wargames' and charming in the (not-aging-well) kiddie classic 'Short Circuit' (1986). But as the subversive, weird, proto-goth in John Hughes' 'Breakfast Club' (1985), she's the stuff lonely boys' dreams are made of. That she ended up with Emilio Estevez's meat-head football player might be the cinematic crime of the century.
Elisabeth Shue
Maybe it was the moment she said "Don't f—- with the babysitter" in 1987's 'Adventures in Babysitting' (one of those truly magical Disney movie moments.) or it might have been her discreetly filmed waterfall make-out scene in 'Cocktail' (1988). But we'll put our money on the fact that when '80s-era teens dreamed of being 'The Karate Kid' (1984), half the appeal was Shue cheering you on from the sidelines.
Christened 'Vanity' by Prince, Denise Katrina Matthews was a triple threat in her prime: musician (the girl group Vanity 6), model (Playboy) and actress. Many of us first became aware of her in the '80s cult fave 'The Last Dragon' (1985) as the host of a 'Soul Train'-esque TV dance show singing the modest hit '7th Heaven.' She did a few more movies including the hit Carl Weathers vehicle 'Action Jackson' (1988). Sadly, Vanity became born again in 1994 and dropped the stage name, but we'll forgive that, and always remember her as the big-haired beauty she was at the peak of her '80s babe reign.
Deborah Foreman
As the title star of the under-appreciated '80s teen comedy 'Valley Girl,' Foreman made ridiculous valley-speak totally bitchin', fer sure, while making obnoxious teen entitlement sympathetic and sexy. Bonus points for her roles in 'My Chauffeur' (1986′), 'Waxworks' (1988) and the better-than-average slasher flick 'April Fools Day' (1986).


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Early on in youth sports after we learn the purpose of shaking hands in the team line & sportsmanship, we pick up the next lesson of never pinning a loss on the back of one team member. There will always be heroes and oftentimes obvious goats. But we're taught never to single out one play or player as the cause for a loss.
Forget the fact that had the Colts won, Peyton Manning* would have been celebrated, his every word and action further venerated. We're not supposed to talk about that. Don't talk about the momentum swing that occurred as a result of pickoff that he threw in the fourth quarter.
Don't focus on the negative; see the positive.
Note how Tracy Porter (and his hair) was a one-man show. How he (and the Saints defense) thwarted Peyton's heroes on their quest to a second title in a matter of years. With his interception return of 74 yards for a touchdown, Porter sucked the wind of the Colts' collective sails. Also remember that he had a key interception against Brett Favre two weeks prior and perhaps helped to write the final chapter in another storied career, inserting himself as a footnote there as well.
With Porter's interception, he wasn't exalted by himself. A whole city was given vindication…at least for a moment. Make no mistake about it: New Orleans did not magically recover from the devastation of Katrina because of a sporting event. Nobody's that delusional, even though the media's trying their best to sell the idea. But everybody who suffers deserves to be given a ray of hope to cling to and many Americans invest quite a bit of emotional energy into this business of sports. The revelry in the NO (which David D can attest) is all the way turnt up © Travis Porter, no relation, and may not come down with Mardi Gras right around the corner.
So don't worry about the goat. Focus your attention on Tracy Porter, the Saints – the team formerly known as "The Aint's" – and the city of New Orleans.
And two final things.
1. Tracy, be careful. As quick as the media attention and momentum have built to a swell, the fall from grace can be swift and brutal. Ask one of their most recent victims, Plaxico.
2. Detroit, there's still hope. 2011 could be very well be yours.
*By and large, Manning is still the league's best QB. Name another who's had a higher trajectory over the course of his career. And when he puts down his pads for the final time, his name will likely be said with all the greats.


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JOLIET, Ill. -- With the finish line coming fast on the final lap, Justin Allgaier saw Carl Edwards' car start to wobble as it ran out of fuel. And that's when Allgaier knew he would be able to get around him.
Allgaier made his move for the lead coming into the third turn and once he got by, his tank was empty, too. Somehow the momentum from having just a little bit more fuel allowed Allgaier to coast to the finish line Saturday night with Daytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne closing fast on both cars.
It was the only time Allgaier led all night at his hometown track, the Chicagoland Speedway. What a way to get his second career victory in the Nationwide Series, by winning the STP 300.
"I didn't know if we had enough time to get by him or not," said Allgaier, a native of Riverton. "He started wiggling pretty good and I knew he must have been out, so I got a big grin on my face ear-to-ear and turned left and as soon as I got even with him, mine ran out of fuel. I had just a little bit more momentum. I had probably an extra 100 feet of being on the throttle and not having the gas go."
Edwards, the points leader in the Sprint Cup series, thought he had enough fuel left to make it.
"With about five or six to go Justin really started coming so I just laid it down and started going," Edwards said.
Edwards said his initial reaction was to try to block Allgaier but then realized that might cause a wreck.
"As he went by me, he ran out of fuel, too, so if I could have gone just a little farther, literally 100 feet farther or 150 feet, I think we would have won the race," Edwards said. "They deserved it. They played the strategy better. But man that was tough to roll across that line with the engine shut off and just watch the car in front of you rolling, too. Another second of fuel it would have been a different story."
And what a story Bayne was in his first race since April 23 following a mysterious illness. He just couldn't quite catch Allgaier and Edwards, even after they ran out of gas.
"You know sitting there I was thinking as we were catching them at the line when they were out of gas, I'm like `Man, I should have started going six laps earlier," Bayne said.
"It was an awesome day for us, good recovery here."
Bayne spent time at the Mayo Clinic, doctors weren't sure of the causes of the inflammatory condition. Symptoms included impaired vision, fatigue, nausea and initially some numbness in his arm. But he was plenty good Saturday night after starting 31st and working his way up. And then he nearly won the race.
"Like we never left off," he said. "I'm really thankful to be back, where I could be sitting there in the hospital with a patch on my eye seeing two of you," he said. "I'm just thankful to be back and have everything OK."
Rain washed out qualifying and Bayne started 31st based on practice times. He quickly moved up 15 spots in the first 12 laps, passing Danica Patrick on the way. And by lap 20, he was all the way in 12th and then reached 10th on lap 23. On lap 57, the budding star had climbed all the way to sixth, showing that he had lost nothing during his long layoff from racing.
Bayne got to fifth on the 125th lap and then to fourth two laps later after a restart.
Patrick, in her first race since March 19, finished 10th. She started the race in the 16th position.
"To get that finish at a race that I haven't been in a car for a long time was a real positive," she said.
Whether she'll make the jump to NASCAR on a pretty-much full-time basis has been the big question. Patrick has made it known how much she enjoys competing at the Indianapolis 500 where she finished 10th last weekend.
Edwards, Kevin Harvick, Brad Keselowski and Joe Nemechek earlier in the day were in Kansas City to qualify for Sunday's sprint cup race and then made a little less than an hour flight to compete in the Nationwide race.
Edwards took the lead on the 10th lap from pole sitter Aric Almirola and was ahead for 77 of the first 100 laps.
Sadler passed Edwards on the 152nd lap before Edwards took it back on the 175th. Edwards led for 144 laps on the 1.5-mile oval.
There were 21 lead changes and 12 drivers led, a Chicagoland Speedway record for a Nationwide race.


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- Home Health Care of Mississippi, Inc.12.Nov 2015
- Employee
Suggestions for improvement
- Listen to employees. Take what you do seriously instead of seeing your employees as a means of growing your bank account. Stop taking a hundred vacations a year and really, truly listen to what employees say on a daily basis.
What I like about the company
Not much. Mostly flexible in hours or needed off time, but no assistance in furthering a career. You're treated as a work horse with no yet her purpose and no promise of more. What you're hired as, is what you'll stay as. Promotions are not given from the inside, and any hard work put in is not recognized. I was there for over 2 years and never had a mention of a raise or any reason to stay and deal with the terrible working conditions. Morale across the board is absolutely horrendous.


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Safety, Tolerability and Efficacy of Everolimus With Lower Versus Higher Levels of Tacrolimus in de Novo Renal Transplant Patients
This study has been completed.
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Novartis ( Novartis Pharmaceuticals )
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: September 9, 2005
Last updated: November 1, 2011
Last verified: November 2011
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No Study Results Posted on ClinicalTrials.gov for this Study
|Study Status:
|This study has been completed.
|Study Completion Date:
|No date given
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2005 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Chan L, Greenstein S, Hardy MA, Hartmann E, Bunnapradist S, Cibrik D, Shaw LM, Munir L, Ulbricht B, Cooper M; CRADUS09 Study Group. Multicenter, randomized study of the use of everolimus with tacrolimus after renal transplantation demonstrates its effectiveness. Transplantation. 2008 Mar 27;85(6):821-6. doi: 10.1097/TP.0b013e318166927b.


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Owners should release Redskins RB Portis
Michael Fabiano | Tags: Clinton Portis, Quinton Ganther, Rock Cartwright, Washington Redskins
The Washington Redskins have placed RB Clinton Portis on season-ending injured reserve due to a concussion. So for the 85 percent of you out there who have held onto the veteran back on NFL.com, now is the time to release him.
With RB Ladell Betts also done for the season, RBs Rock Cartwright and Quinton Ganther will continue to share the workload for the rest of the season. However, neither back has been reliable enough to use in a prominent role on fantasy teams.
As for Portis, his time as an elite running back appears to be over.
With 2,176 regular-season carries under his belt, Portis can no longer be seen as a high-end fantasy option. Injuries have limited his production in each of the last two seasons, and he's not getting any younger (he'll be 29 before the start of next season).
With backfield committees becoming more popular around the league, don't be shocked if Portis is splitting carries in what will likely be a very different Redskins offense in 2010.


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IT does not matter how large she is, never refer to a woman as "big" and expect to get away with it. It is not a compliment and, in most cases, will get you in trouble. Yet Angela Raiola (pictured) does not seem to mind one bit.
The reality TV star (Mob Wives) is known as Big Ang and when you see her, she looks the part. From the permanent pout that is probably a result of a love for Botox to the huge shoulders, there is nothing small about Big Ang.
She seems to be okay with being called "Big Ang" and perhaps this is as a result of her mob background.
Believing the Mob Wives gig was not shining enough light on her, Big Ang has come up with her own reality show, Big Ang. Coming to Vuzu from tomorrow, the programme sees the rest of the mob wives out of the picture and all we concentrate on is Ang and her private and business lives.
As the owner of a bar, Drunken Monkey, in New York City, there are many tales the reality star can tell. It is possibly going to be a refreshing show because of the bar setting, but don't get too comfortable with that environment because Big Ang comes and goes as she pleases. When she does leave, the cameras follow her so a fair amount of the show is shot outside the Drunken Monkey.
Big Ang got her gig on Mob Wives not because she was some mobster's wife, but because she is the niece of notorious mob boss Salvatore Lombardi. Her star shone brighter than the other women of Mob Wives and the show's producers went to her with the idea of Big Ang.
Now that she is in the driving seat of her own show, we know the lady with the big personality will show a side of herself we thought we knew, but did not see in Mob Wives.
Her story is much like that of NeNe Leakes' of The Housewives of Atlanta. After being the loudest of the Southern women, Leakes' ghetto persona made her a favourite with reality TV fans, so much so she's been getting TV roles, commercials and book deals. She is now a superstar and Donald Trump even had her star on Celebrity Apprentice. Even with the Trump stamp, she managed to mess it up by walking off the show after having an argument with a fellow contes- tant. This was a first on Celebrity Apprentice. Undeterred, she still got her part on Glee and hasn't looked back since.
Meanwhile, we wait to see just how far Big Ang will propel Raiola because we all know she is not planning to do the show for ever.
Reality TV is just a huge resumé builder that springboards people into real artistic jobs (cough).
• Big Ang airs from tomorrow at 10pm on Vuzu (DStv channel 116).


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I am giving my son a birthday party Tuesday is his day. I plan on having games played. No more than 3. I am giving all the kids goody/loot bags. I want to give a prize to the winner of the games. Is this a good idea at this age or should I just give all the kids a prize so nobody feels left out. Any thoughts has anyone been in this situation?
i wouldnt do prizes for that age group. ds turned 3 this past birthday and it was definatly hard for his friends to understand it was his birthday his presents. We had games and for each game the kids all got something.
It was airplane themed. so we had pine the propeller on the airplane. and all the kids won fly over the rainbow crayons. (melted rainbow crayons i made)
then we had a paint an airplane thing where they all painted a wooden airplane.
Then we had a frong launch. which were little plastic frogs with parachutes they dropped from the porch and that earned them the frog and aviator sunglasses. they were all given a mini suitcase in the beinging to hold their "prizes"
The kids had alot of fun. but defintaly dont think they would understand the concept of winning.
I have always done prizes for games at my kids bday parties. Even when they were 2 yrs old. Never had a problem with it ever. I say its fine.


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Boston Bruins at Chicago Blackhawks (-145, 5)
Best-of-seven series tied 2-2.
Corey Crawford did his best to pick up for his ailing glove with a funny quip. On Saturday, the Chicago Blackhawks will look for the goaltender's performance to do the talking on Saturday when they host the Boston Bruins in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final. Crawford has yielded 12 goals in the series - with eight coming from the glove side.
"Last series they were talking about my blocker," Crawford joked on Friday. "Both sides are bad, I guess." The netminder could afford to make light of the situation after defenseman Brent Seabrook scored 9:51 into overtime as the Presidents' Trophy-winning Blackhawks evened the series at two games apiece with 6-5 triumph on Wednesday. Venturing past regulation has been the norm in this series, as three of the four contests have been decided after 60 minutes - with Game 1 spanning into triple overtime.
TV: 8 p.m. ET, NBC, CBC, RDS
ABOUT THE BRUINS: Boston takes considerable pride in its fourth line - or "Merlot" line, if you will. So, when Gregory Campbell suffered a broken leg while blocking a shot in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference final, coach Claude Julien has been left to mix and match players to fill the void. Rookie Carl Soderberg donned the merlot-colored sweater during Friday's practice, while Kaspars Daugavins wore the green jersey which signifies regularly scratched players. "Just trying something else here," Julien said of Soderberg, who hasn't played in the postseason. "I'll make that decision (Saturday). But just (getting) a different look at what that would look like, that's all."
ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS: Marian Hossa returned after being a late scratch prior to Game 3 by collecting one assist and mustering four shots on goal in just over 19 minutes of ice time on Wednesday. The veteran admitted that he was limited in that contest due to the upper-body injury and even missed practice on Friday. Despite his absence, coach Joel Quenneville admitted that "Hossa is fine" and didn't seem overly concerned. "(We're) very happy to use him. I think everybody has different limitations, but everybody is giving it their all."
* Bruins are 3-7 in their last 10 Saturday games.
* Under is 5-0 in Bruins' last five after allowing five goals or more in their previous game.
* Under is 6-1 in Blackhawks' last seven when their opponent scores five goals or more in their previous game.
1. Boston's Patrice Bergeron has scored three of his team's four power-play goals versus Chicago. His nine tallies have him tied with fellow C David Krejci for the team lead.
2. Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews and RW Patrick Kane were reunited on the same line and scored just over two minutes apart in Game 4.
3. Bruins C Brad Marchand has failed to secure a point in the Stanley Cup final.


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Have Parenting Questions? Ask a Parenting Counselor for Answers
Actually, you have done your daughter a great favor. To address your specific concerns:
She's not likely to be considered the weird Chinese girl because she does speak English, usually the problems come when the child only speaks a language different from the kids. In fact most kids think it's pretty cool when another child can speak a second language.
As far as the speech problems, studies have shown that learning a second language as a young child has absolutely no negative effects on speech. However there are many positive effects of teaching a child a second language at a young age. First, their brain actually wires the way it deals with languages differently, this makes learning future languages much easier for these children, and also makes learning more complicated concepts in the languages they already know a little easier. Also, you are showing your daughter that you have a respect for her heritage, and are giving her a connection with that, which will increase her self-esteem.
For many years people have doubted whether it is wise to teach a second language like that, as there are many old wives tales about it. But study after study has shown that it is very beneficial. The only negative that they have ever found is that sometimes they are a tiny bit delayed in their first words as they are absorbing so much more language, but once they start speaking, they actually attain language at a faster rate. Since you are past that stage anyways, you should be in great shape.
I commend you on putting the effort into getting her someone to teach her Mandarin, and strongly encourage you to continue.
It is possible that they are jealous, but more likely they are just uninformed. A lot of people really do believe that it can cause problems, however those who have researched it and studied it have shown just the opposite, that it strengthens the child. I know it is hard when you are constantly faced with negative comments, the best bet is to learn the research so that you can respond to them, and then just know that you know what is best for your daughter.
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USAP Zimbabwe Profiles
Since it's inception in 1999, USAP has helped tens of Zimbabwean students get accepted to top notch colleges in the United States. Some have since graduated and are working in various fields in the United States and elsewhere around the world and some have chosen to remain in academia at various institutions in the United States. There are over a hundred USAP students from Zimbabwe alone and each one of them has an amazing story to tell. Below are brief profiles of some of our students just to give you a glimpse of our diversity as a people as well as the diversity of their career paths and futures.
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Munashe Kaseke
Drake University '12
Munashe Kaseke graduated from Drake University in 2012 with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (PharmD). She is currently pursuing her Master of Public Administration with a concentration in healthcare management. Munashe is the founder and president of Impact Pharmacy, a pharmacy innovation company dedicated to the advancement of the profession in Zimbabwe.
Impact Pharmacy provides a platform for medical research done by Zimbabweans both at the University of Zimbabwe and abroad to be published. It also showcases pharmacy professionals who have made outstanding contributions to the profession in Zimbabwe. Pharmaceutical organizations can advertise upcoming events, jobs etc on the site. In addition, the organization provides a full scholarship to a bright student in need at the UZ annually.
Impact Pharmacy hopes to aid in the expansion of services offered by pharmacists in Zimbabwe such as vaccination and blood glucose testing for diabetic patients. Munashe hopes to see vaccination and other hands on classes included in the UZ pharmacy curriculum. The is to compare the clinical outcomes for certain patient populations right now and then after the majority of pharmacists in Zimbabwe are trained to offer such services and Zimbabweans don't have to go to the hospital or clinic to get a blood sugar reading or an immunization. There are almost 3 times as many pharmacies than hospitals and clinics in Zimbabwe so should pharmacists be included in treatment protocols, more Zimbabweans could be reached, particularly rural populations.
Her organization is now a registered company with the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA). Munashe hopes to open a pharmacy in Harare which will hopefully serve at the pioneer site for most of the services she hopes to see implemented. She also wants the pharmacy to make drugs that are not readily accessible in Zimbabwe available. In the long run, Munashe also hopes to link the pharmacy in Harare with her current website with the goal that Zimbabweans in the Diaspora who want to pay for their relatives' prescriptions can do so through the website and the patient simply needs to pick up the paid prescriptions in Harare at the pharmacy.
Sibongile Mandy Malunga
Reed College '12
University of Illinois at Chicago '14
Sibo grew up in Warren Park, a high-density suburb in Harare, Zimbabwe. She attended high school at Moleli High School. After high school, she obtained a full scholarship to study Chemistry at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Sibo is grateful for the four years of a liberal arts education provided at Reed as it provided her with the opportunity to explore her career options a little bit further. During her senior year, she received the Reed College Undergraduate Research Grant for her senior thesis in Inorganic Chemistry. She presented her thesis at the American Chemical Society (ACS) conference in March 2012, San Diego, California.
After graduating from Reed in 2012, she decided to pursue a career in nursing. She highlights many hours of volunteering, mentoring and research and one very good personal experience with a nurse as inspiring this career path. She is currently attending the College of Nursing at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). She is a member of the UIC Honors College and Tau Sigma Honors Society. In April 2013, Sibo was one of only five international students at UIC to receive the Laurette Kirstein scholarship, which is granted annually to international students who display academic excellence.
Sibo is a hard working, strong, open minded young woman who envisions herself as a future leader. Her dream and passion is to be a nurse practitioner and clinical researcher. She hopes to someday start a non-profit clinic to aid underrepresented populations and the uninsured. She also envisions herself as an active member of a national nursing association, being actively involved in advocating for the advancement of the nursing profession.
Jefta Jawi
University of Pennsylvania '12
Jefta is in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences where he majors in Electrical Engineering and minors in Mathematics. He is the first child in a family of three boys. Jefta grew up in Kadoma and later moved to Gweru where he did his high school at Thornhill High.
Jefta actively participates in the university's social organizations. He serves as the Chair of Academic Excellence in the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Penn Chapter. He is also a member of the Penn African Students Association (PASA) where he served as a freshman committee member. Intramural hockey and soccer are also a part of his interests.
He says that his best interest probably lies in chess. In high school, he captained the Thornhill chess team to its first undefeated streak. He was also in the elite three at the prestigious National Scholars Chess Tournament and was subsequently nicknamed "Grandmaster". Jefta aspires to be a great engineer and is determined to give back to the community that has given him so much. Though a man of big dreams, Jefta is quick to point out, "Life is like chess, without a plan you lose".
Mazvitashe Mellissa Mangisi
Connecticut College '12
Mazvitashe Mellissa Mangisi is known to most of her colleagues as "Mazvi". She comes from the small town of Kadoma in Zimbabwe from the densely populated neighborhood called Rimuka. Her name "Mazvitashe" is the Shona phrase for "Thank you Lord" and it's no surprise she also owes her gratitude to God, family and friends for their support that has seen her through challenges. She is the youngest in a family of 4 children and has 3 older brothers. She attended Thornhill High School, a boarding and public school in Gweru, Zimbabwe. In high school she was involved in dance, drama, poetry, athletics and drum majorettes. Due to her outstanding leadership capabilities, in high school senior year she was selected by teachers and staff to be the Deputy Head Girl and the Head of the boarding house for girls. In high school, she also received District and Provincial recognition for being one of the students with the Best results for the Ordinary Level national exams. Through the help of USAP Zimbabwe, she was admitted to the competitive liberal arts college, Connecticut College. [Learn more about Mazvitashe]
Jonah Kadoko
Tufts University '12
Jonah graduated from Zvishavane and Guinea Fowl High School in 2005 and 2007 respectively. He was awarded a Joshua Nkomo Scholarship, sponsored by Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, to finish his Advanced Level studies.
In 2012, Jonah graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University. While at Tufts, he was actively involved in Boston Cares: Campus Initiative as a volunteer; American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME-Tufts) as a member; National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE-Tufts) as a senator; Tufts Robotics Club as vice president; Automated Systems and Robotics Laboratory (ASAR) as a research assistant; Office of Residential Life and Learning as a resident assistant; and Academic Resource Center as a science and engineering tutor.
Currently, Jonah is a Mechanical Design Engineer at Solectria Renewables, LLC.
Philani Mpofu
Vassar College '12
Philani Brian Mpofu hails from Magwegwe, a humble suburb on the western side of the city of kings (Bulawayo). He did his Ordinary level at Marist Brothers Secondary School, and his Advanced Levels at Kutama College. He is currently waiting to take Vassar College by storm this fall. He plans to major in Biochemistry and Mathematics, and hopes to influence the Zimbabwean pharmaceutical industry in the future.
Philani believes in Zimbabwe and will do what it takes to uplift his beloved country. He has already begun this noble mandate by working as a temporary teacher; he is of a strong conviction that education can emancipate Zimbabwe. Philani relishes spending time with his family, he says that his family gives him the reason to wake up each morning and be a better person. Philani is truly grateful to the USAP for giving him all the inspiration and support; he is now ready to explore new horizons and be the shining light for all to see.
Precious Tsododo
Ithaca College '12
With much potential and talent but somehow no platform to maximize on it, is how Precious describes her life before USAP. She was born in Chitungwiza and spent the most part of her life there and this in itself is her motive to work hard because she has always wanted to travel the greater part of the world. She went to Seke 1 High School for her Advanced Levels and Seke 6 High School for her Ordinary Levels. She is the last born in a family of four.
Her goal is to contribute significantly to the business world which is probably why Precious hopes to major in Business Administration. She dreams to establish her own internationally recognized business organizations and fulfill her life objective, as she calls it. She hopes to learn all the secrets to success in business which is probably why she found herself at Ithaca College. With a versatile mind she found no other way to diversify her learning experience but to minor in Humanities and Sciences. Now that she has the platform she lacked before, she says she going to make the best use of it. Dedicated, determined and adept are three words to describe Precious. Precious is interested in sport, especially basketball and tennis.
Shalom Chausarira
Lander University '12
Life has taught her to count her joys and not her tears, to count her blessings and not her misfortunes and above all, to live life to the fullest. She believes there is no insurmountable mountain and no river too wide to cross. Her two brothers as well as her mom have been pillars of strength through the difficult times. Inspite of the so many challenges, they worked hard to ensure she got the basic Zimbabwean education: first at Marlborough Primary then at Howard High Schools.
At school, she excelled in almost anything that she put her mind to; on the sport field, on the social scene and most importantly in class. One of her greatest achievements so far is her acceptance into the US Achievers Program. Through the program, more opportunities have come her way. She is currently the seventh and only female beneficiary of the Mufuka Foundation Scholarship. Shalom intends to study Nursing, Spanish and Computer Science.
Chiedza Christine Mufunde
Mount Holyoke College '12
Chiedza was born and raised in Chitungwiza. Her experience as a Child Parliamentarian with the Zimbabwe's Children Parliament during her last two years of high school has shaped her passion and interest in global policy, research and advocacy with a focus on social policy. Her work with the Campaign for Female Education (CAMFED) in Zimbabwe before college nurtured her passion for education, children's rights issues and the importance of investing in women to fight poverty. Through her work with numerous organizations, Chiedza has explored the intersection of health and girls' education; teaching, mentoring and adult literacy; and the role of individuals and organizations in shaping local, national and global policy. During her college years at Mount Holyoke, Chiedza was involved in several leadership and activism programs including the National Student Advisory Council of the American Association of University Women (AAUW); the Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN); and the Women in Public Service Project Colloquium where she shared the stage with feminist and activist Gloria Steinem. Chiedza currently lives and works in Washington, D.C. and works on supporting strategy and policy development in global education. She also serves as the Board Secretary for Tariro: Hope and Health for Zimbabwe's Orphans – a small nonprofit that provides education support for teenage girls orphaned by AIDS in Glen Norah and Epworth suburb in Zimbabwe.
Chiedza is a social worker by training. She holds a BA in Psychology cum laude from Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, and a Masters of Social Work (MSW) with focus on global practice and policy from Boston College.
She is also a beer aficionado.
Tawanda Tasikani
Amherst College '12
With a taste for art, science and fun, there are certainly few dull moments in Tawanda's life. Born and bred in Harare, the "ghetto boy" always had a vision of his own. He went to Visitation and Goromonzi High schools were he excelled in his studies and extra –curricular activities. Student government, sports and chess were some of his main concentrations during high school. With the help of USAP, he enrolled at Amherst College in Massachusetts
"I don't know where I will land, but I'm definitely flying."
Tawanda has always loved to travel. He dreams of one day visiting another planet after his studies in the natural sciences. Diabetes and HIV are also some issues he hopes to address during his education. In the future, he hopes to form his own organization, which helps people living with diabetes.
Linda Chiwara
St. Lawrence University '12
Linda from Chitungwiza did her O-Levels at Monte Cassino Girls High and A-Levels at St. Ignatius College. She took part in most activities at school such as sports, choir and journalism because she believed that well rounded people will always emerge as prominent figures in all spheres of life. Linda was a proud member of the JAZ - Junior St. Ignatius Company and the Year Book Writers Club.
"When life throws you lemon,make lemonade"
Though a former Maths-Biology-Chemistry student, Linda plans to divert from the science field and major in Economics and International Relations. She found pleasure in being part of the USAP selection committee and interning at the Embassy a few weeks before she left for St. Lawrence University. She believes in the grace of God and in fighting for her own destiny. "We should build capacity so that God finds us ready to receive his blessings."
Ike Gapara
University of Pennsylvania '12
Ike, the first of two children, was born in Harare but grew up in the small Midlands town of Redcliff. He attended primary school in nearby Kwekwe before enrolling at Kutama College near Norton for both his Ordinary and Advanced Level studies. He worked at Spar Redcliff (Jan-Feb 2008) and Cargill Zimbabwe (Mar-June 2008) after completing his high school studies.
Ike has a passion for mathematics and represented Zimbabwe in mathematics competitions in South Africa in September 2006, and Nigeria in April 2007 where he earned Honorable mentions on both occasions. Ike claims the best time of his life came on the Nigerian trip when his passport was stolen, and together with the rest of the Zimbabwean contingent, had to stay in Ethiopia for an extra week and a half. He has also represented his province in provincial cricket tournaments. He was also very active in school as head of several clubs but loved being CEO of the Company of Kutama (a student investment arm for the school) the most.
At Penn, Ike was selected as a member of the Entrepreneurs' Program, and this is the first step to his dream of founding his own company by the time he graduates, impossible as it may seem. At the Wharton School, he hopes to major in Finance and Actuarial Science and then venture into the investments and banking businesses. The young man is ambitious and hopes to build schools of excellence, world-class hospitals and other infrastructure throughout Africa with the hope of giving opportunity to the amazing talent in Africa, just as he was given opportunity through USAP and a scholarship from Penn. Ike believes that: "Things come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle", (Abraham Lincoln), and so looks forward to grabbing all the opportunities that will come his way at Penn, and afterwards. His sense of adventure makes him want to go to space, and do many daredevil acts in the near future, because life is too short, really.
Cliford Sakutukwa
Berea College '12
Cliff to some, Dr. Cliff to others- Cliford Sakutukwa is a senior at Berea College, KY, where he hopes to graduate with B.A Mathematics & Economics and BSc. Business Administration (Accounting and Finance). Cliff recently passed the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 1 exam.
He currently serves as the Student Supervisor in the Mathematics & Computer Science Lab at Berea College, responsible for the performance and motivation of 23 teaching assistants. Cliff started in the Economics Department as a teaching assistant for Intermediate Micro & Macro Economics classes before joining the Mathematics Department as a teaching assistant for Calculus classes.
Since freshman, Cliff has been actively involved in college extracurricular activities. He served as the freshman class vice president and then became the class president of his sophomore class. During his sophomore year, he was a forward on his college soccer team. He joined the soccer team after a short stint with the college cross country team. Cliff believes in giving back to the community. Cliff, a fellow of his college's Entrepreneurship for the Public Good program, led a group of four students that recommended a recycling business project to the city council of Hindman, Kentucky. Cliff once co-presented at the Berea Chamber of Commerce, advising how the council could revamp its tourism sector. Cliff has also written numerous finance/economics pieces that feature regularly in his college newspaper. The VP of Labor & Student Life once wrote an email describing the articles as "… provocative in all the write ways." Cliff was recently crowned Berea College's 2011 Homecoming King, a feat achieved in the past by students who enriched the college's academic and social life.
Cliff was offered admission into Duke's one year Masters in Management Studies program. His immediate goal is to get into investment banking. And his long term goal is to seek strategic partnerships for Africa through project consultancy, project research & development, capital acquisition, and market research, among others. After a few years of work experience, Cliff hopes to get an MBA so as to hone his leadership skills. During summer 2011, Cliff was a fixed income and equities research intern at Hamlin, a New York city based asset management firm. He has also done several other summer internships.
Born and raised from a very humble background in Rusape, Zimbabwe, Cliff did his high school at Harare High School. Cliff takes pride in being big brother to all the Zimbabwean Students at Berea. Cliff says "… over the years, we have smiled, laughed, and cried together. I hope someone will continue this tradition once I graduate." Cliff is engaged to Pamela Rose Todd, a graduating Education & History major at Berea College.
Mark Kulube
York University, Canada '12
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal, it's the courage to continue that counts." - Winston Churchill
The fourth born in a family of five boys and a loving mother, Mark is characteristic of modesty and philosophy. He has always believed that life is analogous to a journey, a journey which can be traveled in a number of different ways. For years and years, Mark has done his best to fly the path of his destiny and to date; he continues to seek the leverage which will see him accomplishing his dreams. He pursued his entire secondary education at St John's High based in Harare, and it was there were it all began for Mark.
His life time ambition has been to pursue a career in medicine but he is also passionate about is teaching. What may have been one of the most memorable times in his life gave rise to this secondary aspiration. This was in the third term of the 2007 school year in Zimbabwe. He was still an Upper Six student at St John's High School where he had an array of leadership responsibilities and activities. There was a nationwide teacher's strike which resulted in a mass exodus of teaching staff from schools and St John's High was no exception. This left the Advanced Level Science department severely under staffed and that being the case; Mark voluntarily took up the responsibility of teaching his classmates in Upper Six and Lower Six Biology and Chemistry. He learnt a lot about himself during that "teacher-student" experience. The most pertinent lesson was that he had people at heart.
On his inception into USAP, Mark could have never imagined the future that lay ahead of him. It is through this program that he finds himself studying Biology at York University in Canada. He still has the ambition to treat and teach and so as he pursues his undergraduate studies, he will explore ways in which he can merge the two arts. One of the firm ideals of USAP is to giving back to your home community and this is what Mark intends to do. He wants to bring back home his ideas and play a role in the continued development of the health and educational systems so that these can be accessible to everyone and anyone.
Mark sees his quest as a journey of a thousand miles, he knows he has taken a lot of steps and leaps which have brought him this far, and he has no other intention but to get to the very end. After all: "To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end in life." - Robert Louis Stevenson
Michelle Vhudzijena
Harvard College '12
Born and bred In Gweru, the City of Progress, Michelle is the eldest daughter in a family of three girls. A recipient of the national merit based Joshua Nkomo Scholarship for Ordinary level excellence; she did her Advanced levels at Regina Mundi High School where she studied Math, Physics and Chemistry. She was vice head girl 2006-7 and president of the debate and public speaking society. Her best times were with the LEO's (Leadership Experience Opportunity) club, where she served as Chief Director. She won Best Leo of the year for her dedication and willingness to serve unconditionally. The group was later awarded the best group in a region of four countries for its efforts in helping its community.
To her, the gates to unrealizable success opened when she became part of the USAP family. Without USAP, Harvard would have been a figment of her imagination. She is interested in HIV research and economics (particularly world trade, finance and investment) but is currently uncertain of her future concentration. Michelle enjoys soccer, hockey and tennis and will play intramural hockey once Boston gets a little warmer. Michelle loves reading literature on the history of architecture. She loves art and is one person who can spend hours in a museum. At Harvard she seeks to be a great ambassador of USAP, Zimbabwe and her family, using this opportunity to be molded into someone who can be part of the process of making Zimbabwe a better place.
Tatenda Shoko
Yale University '12
Tatenda was born and raised in the small town of Gweru where she did her Ordinary and Advanced Levels at Regina Mundi High School. She passed both levels with flying colors. She was also very involved in community service and leadership initiatives. This young lady says she is always in a competition, not against anyone else but against herself-to always strive to be the best that she possibly can be. She gets her satisfaction not from being the best at anything but knowing that she has done the best that she could. Her source of strength has been and will always be her two families her biological one and her USAP one.
Tatenda b elieves that armed with a good education and the support of those around her, the girl child can do wonders. Her dream is to help girls in Zimbabwe realize their full potential. She plans to embark on this by joining the women's forum at Yale and thus gaining more insight on the subject. She is a firm believer in the ideals of USAP and would one day want to help others get the chance that she has been afforded by USAP. She is currently taking Spanish and physics classes and plans to major in applied physics and engineering.
Constancia Vimbayi Mavodza
Amherst College '12
Constancia identifies as an Afrofeminist and sustainable health systems enthusiast. She graduated from Amherst College is 2012 where she attended as a Koenig Scholar and majored in Neuroscience. She worked at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute's Early Drug Development Center for two years before moving back to Africa. Constancia recently commenced graduate school at the University of Cape Town as a MasterCard Foundation Scholar. She is studying for her Msc. Public Health (Health Systems and Policy). She envisions a career straddling the highest levels of international health relations, policy, and research, particularly focused on Gender & Health Systems in sub-Saharan Africa.
She hopes to be a vehicle for changes in a world where Health should be a realized a right and the voices of women are not minimalized or made inferior based on gender/sexuality.
Tatenda Shopera
Jacobs University Bremen, Germany '12
Washington University, St. Louis '17
Born in a remote area of Masvingo, Tatenda grew up in a warped society of Mbare Township, the dormitory township that provided labor to Harare during the apartheid pre-independence era. He did both his Ordinary and Advanced Levels at Harare High School in Mbare. He majored in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Accounting at Advanced level and he passed with excellent grades. Having succumbed a number of difficult challenges in life, Tatenda has learnt to persevere and endure in every challenge that life presents. He was the captain of Harare High's basketball 'A' team as well as the deputy chairperson of the Electronics club. He graduated with his bachelor of science at Jacobs University in Germany where he was a Biochemical engineering major. Tatenda successfully completed his thesis in which he worked on Downstream Processing and Metabolic engineering.
"Imagination is more important than knowledge" - Albert Einstein
Currently studying Energy, Environmental and Chemical Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis as a graduate student, Tatenda aspires to make peoples' lives much easier through science, invention and innovation. He is interested in finding alternative environmentally friendly and sustainable energies, Proteomics, Bioremediation, Pharmaceuticals, Nutraceuticals, etcetera. Furthermore, he enjoys watching action movies, movies based on true stories, hiking and playing soccer.
Wendy Vimbai Magoronga
Williams College '12
Wendy in interested in development and development consulting. She is currently pursuing a Masters in International Relations and International Economics at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). She is doing an African Studies concentration and an Emerging Markets Specialization. Wendy is also active in the Africa Club at SAIS. She has worked with development oriented organizations in the US and abroad and hopes to continue her career in development after SAIS.
Wendy graduated with a BA in Economic (with honors) from Williams College. During her time at Williams, Wendy served as the Co-Chair of the Williams African Students Organization and was part of a number of committees, including being a student representative on the Committee on Diversity and Community.
Nancy Tinoza
College of Wooster '12
The fourth born in a family of five, Nancy was born in the Sunshine City of Harare. She grew up in the high density suburb of Glen View 3 and attended Glen View 7 Primary School where she was active in athletics, drama, and public speaking. She first displayed her academic excellence when she came up as the only student with four units at her primary school. Nancy attended a local secondary school, Glen View 1 High where again she was active in athletics, a senior prefect, as well as being a member of the Youth Aids Network and the Zimbabwe United Nations Association.
She came up as the best student at Ordinary Level in the whole Glen View - Mufakose District and was awarded the inagural Joshua Nkomo Scholarship which helped finance her Advanced Level education at Highfield High. Due to her exceptional academic and leadership qualities Nancy gained entrance into USAP which helped her get a place at the College of Wooster, Ohio. At Advanced Level she scooped the National Merit Award for Best Advanced Level Results for Harare Region. She owes her achievement in life to the Almighty and the most important thing in her life is her family. Her source of insipiration is her mother and elder sister, Nyarai. Nancy looks forward to study Business Economics which she hopes will help to promote youth development and women emancipation in her country and also to participate in women's football.
** Nancy Tinoza unfortunately passed away in a car accident in the US in March of 2015. Please visit her Memorial Pages for more inforation.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story gave the wrong day for the Tentacles exhibit opening.
If you've ever screamed "Show yourself!" at the shy, elusive octopus that hangs out in the dark recesses of his tank at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, this new exhibit is for you. "Tentacles: The Astounding Lives of Octopuses, Squid and Cuttlefishes," opening Saturday, will reveal these strange, squishy animals that normally don't want to be seen. The aquarium worked with scientists all over the world to put together the $3.5 million special exhibit. As the largest and most diverse living display of these captivating cephalopods, the exhibit includes up to two dozen species ranging from the world's smallest squid to one of the world's largest cuttlefishes. Some of the creatures are being raised and exhibited for the first time, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute may collect and contribute a deep sea squid or octopus from time to time. Also featured: historical artwork; original, moving sculptures by San Francisco Bay Area artist Nemo Gould; and a "ceph yourself" station where you can paint your face in the same patterns that cephalopods use for camouflage. The exhibit will continue through Labor Day 2016. Cost of admission ranges from $24.95 to $39.95.
Willie Nelson & Family
The show is sold out, but don't discount the power of a no-show baby-sitter. Be sure to check out Stubhub or bribe your friends for a chance to see this country legend. 8 p.m. at Carmel's Sunset Center.
Celebration of Life Fashion Show
Dozens of local cancer survivors walk the catwalk for the American Cancer Society. The event also includes a silent auction, raffle and luncheon. Auction at 10:30 a.m., show at noon at Hyatt Regency Monterey, 1 Old Golf Course Road, Monterey. $85. RSVP required.
442-2994 or www.acscelebration.org.
High school film festival
The fourth annual festival hosted by the Salinas Public Library and Salinas Union High School District includes student films up to 15 minutes in length. 7 p.m. at Salinas Performing Arts Center, 1200 S. Main St. Free.
758-7311 or salinaspubliclibrary.org.
Wine, Art & Music Walk
Stroll around downtown Pacific Grove and let a little culture into your life at various galleries. Glenn Gobel Custom Frames will feature the music of Everest, a local rock band of 14-year-olds. 6 to 9 p.m. Free.
map at www.pacificgrove.org
'Women's Voices: The stories we keep'
This long-running poetry presentation features the work of Jennifer Lagier, Kate Aver Avraham and Laura Bayless, with musical accompaniment by Jeanne McCombs. 2 p.m. at Cherry Center, 4th and Guadalupe, Carmel. $15.
624-7491, carlcherrycenter.org
Guitars Not Guns concert
Guitars Not Guns guides at-risk youth in a positive direction through free guitars and lessons. This recital features students and instructors. 1 to 3 p.m. in the Marina Library Community Room, 190 Seaside Circle. Free.
Wednesday, April 16
A Tribute to Peggy Lee
Swedish singer Jessica Pilnas and her guitarist-husband Johan Norberg put their spin on the songs of the great early jazz singer. 7 p.m. at Henry Miller Library, Big Sur. By donation.


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Shanghai, China, 2011/08/23 - GE (NYSE: GE) and China Huadian Corporation announced a joint venture to develop distributed energy combined heat and power (DECHP) projects that will provide electricity for consumers in China located close to the plants. NYSE: GE
$100 Million Agreement with Majority Shareholder Huadian Corp. to Accelerate Growth in China;
Could Lead to Development of More Than 1,000 Distributed Energy CHP Plants in China;
Supports GEs U.S.-China Strategy to Spur Growth in Both Countries.
GE is a leader in DECHP and other innovative energy solutions. Todays announcement will help ensure continued U.S. energy leadership by expanding markets for American technology and services.
The $100 million joint venture company will be called Huadian GE Aero Gas Turbine Equipment Co., Ltd, with China Huadian owning the majority share. It will create opportunities for growth and further investment in GE aeroderivative gas turbines and services, accelerating growth in China while expanding capacity and capabilities.
The joint venture agreement is another example of GEs continued commitment to global relationships to meet the energy needs of today and tomorrow, said Darryl Wilson, president and CEOaeroderivative gas turbines for GE Power & Water. The goal of this joint venture is to support the people of China by helping the country meet its need for more than 1,000 distributed energy combined heat and power plants in the next 10 years, while also supporting the U.S. energy technology industry. The joint venture is part of GEs larger U.S.-China strategic relationship that will be a powerful spur to economic growth in both countries, enhance market confidence and encourage the rest of the world to follow in next generation of energy deployment.
GEs aeroderivative business, headquartered in Houston, Texas, brings power to hard-to-reach places by modifying highly reliable GE aviation engines to burn natural gas or biofuels to create energy. These power generation units range from 18-100 megawatts and represent the future of efficient and cleaner power generation. The highly flexible jet engine-based technology helps energy companies take advantage of the growing trend to use abundant, cleaner-burning natural gas for power generation.
DECHP technologies produce both electricity and useful thermal energy from a single fuel at a facility located near the consumers. These efficient systems recover heat that normally would be wasted in the power generation processsaving fuel that would otherwise be used to produce additional heat or steam in a separate unit.
Dozens of American suppliers from locations including Cincinnati and Cleveland, Ohio, Fort Collins, Colo., Portland, Ore., and Houston and Lufkin, Texas, will support the projects in China.
Todays joint venture announcement between China Huadian Corporation and GE is part of a larger-scale commitment GE has made to China. Most recently:
On November 9, 2010, GE announced plans to invest more than $2 billion into its efforts in China through 2012 to help tackle the countrys pressing energy and infrastructure needs. GE Chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt announced that the company plans to commit $500 million to enhance China R&D capabilities and establish new Customer Innovation Centers to better serve west, north, central and south China.
On that same day, as part of the $2 billion investment, GE and State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), Chinas top power distributor and one of the worlds largest utilities, announced plans for several joint ventures to address Chinas growing energy needs and to electrify its vast transportation infrastructure. These joint ventures will play a vital role in supporting the countrys energy demand through the development of a smarter grid that will help achieve environmental and economic goals.
On January 5, 2011, GE announced that it had signed a contract with Jiangsu Tianue Energy & Chemical Group Co. Ltd, which is building a high-efficiency gas turbine power plant to utilize industrial dismissed gas into power and steam to meet increasing energy needs in the region. The power plant will be equipped with three aeroderivative gas turbines, which are the first LM2500+G4 units sold in China. GEs aeroderivative gas turbines will use coke oven gas as fuel and turn it into electricity for the region.
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GE also serves the energy sector by providing technology and service solutions that are based on a commitment to quality and innovation. The company continues to invest in new technology solutions and grow through strategic acquisitions to strengthen its local presence and better serve customers around the world. The businesses that comprise GE EnergyGE Power & Water, GE Energy Services and GE Oil & Gaswork together with more than 90,000 global employees and 2010 revenues of $38 billion, to provide integrated product and service solutions in all areas of the energy industry including coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy; renewable resources such as water, wind, solar and biogas; as well as other alternative fuels and new grid modernization technologies to meet 21st century energy needs.
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- High-throughput RNAi screening in cultured cells: a user's guideChristophe J Echeverri
Cenix BioScience GmbH, Tatzberg 47, Dresden 01307, Germany
Nat Rev Genet 7:373-84. 2006....
- High-throughput RNA interference strategies for target discovery and validation by using synthetic short interfering RNAs: functional genomics investigations of biological pathwaysChristoph Sachse
Cenix BioScience GmbH, Dreseden, Germany
Methods Enzymol 392:242-77. 2005..This chapter discusses technical aspects of how to perform such screens, what parameters to monitor, and which readouts to apply. Examples of homogenous assays and multiplexed high-content microscopy-based screens are demonstrated...
- Minimizing the risk of reporting false positives in large-scale RNAi screensChristophe J Echeverri
Cenix BioScience GmbH, Tatzberg 47, Dresden, 10307, Germany
Nat Methods 3:777-9. 2006....
- Oncology studies using siRNA libraries: the dawn of RNAi-based genomicsChristoph Sachse
Cenix BioScience GmbH, Tatzberg 47, 01307 Dresden, Germany
Oncogene 23:8384-91. 2004..Here, we discuss the basic design issues, potential advantages, and technical challenges of large-scale RNAi screens based on the use of chemically synthesized siRNA libraries...
- Predictive models of molecular machines involved in Caenorhabditis elegans early embryogenesisKristin C Gunsalus
Center for Comparative Functional Genomics, Department of Biology, New York University, New York, New York 10003, USA
Nature 436:861-5. 2005..We assessed the overall predictive value of such molecular machine models by dynamic localization of ten previously uncharacterized proteins within the living embryo...
- In situ fluorescence analysis demonstrates active siRNA exclusion from the nucleus by Exportin 5Thomas Ohrt
Institute for Biophysics, BIOTEC, Dresden University of Technology, Tatzberg 47 51, 01307 Dresden, Germany
Nucleic Acids Res 34:1369-80. 2006..Exportin 5 therefore represents a key point of intersection between the siRNA and miRNA pathways, and, as such, is of fundamental importance for the design and interpretation of RNA interference experimentation...


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A warning of heavy showers for Paradise and likely snow for Magalia tonight came from the National Weather Service this afternoon.
The report predicts at least an 80 percent chance of snow in Magalia from tonight to Tuesday night, with sun on Wednesday giving a pause before showers through Friday. Temperature will average about 45 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and the low-30s in the night through Friday.
Paradise will follow the same weather pattern, except showers will replace the snow. Temperatures will remain in the low-50s during the day while hitting high-30s at night.
If snow hits Magalia, drivers should expect to require chains for driving in the area. Check Butte County's road conditions at www.buttecounty.net/Public%20Works.aspx.


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Deputies identify victim of deadly Madison County logging accident
Wed, 21 May 2014 18:00:20 GMT —
The Madison County Sheriffâ??s Office has identified the victim of the tragic logging accident that happened Tuesday.
Deputies say 64-year-old Charles Ferguson, of Verona, was logging with his brother, John, on land on Water Street in Madison.
A tree being cut was felled, hitting Charles. His brother immediately called 911. A 911 dispatcher walked John through how to help Charles until first responders arrived, deputies say.
Charles was airlifted to Upstate where he later died from his injuries.
The investigation is still open, pending autopsy results, but deputies say the incident appears to be an accident and that there was no foul play.
Deputies say Charles was wearing safety equipment at the time of the accident.


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-- Myra H. Benjamin, 56, 1801 Gasche St., Apt. C-16, died Thursday morning, at Wooster Community Hospital, after a long illness.
Services will be held in Brooklyn, N.Y., at a later date.
Local calling hours will be Saturday at 10 a.m.-noon at the Little Church on the Hill, 5575 Mechanicsburg Road, Wooster.
Arrangements are being handled by Custer Funeral Home, Wooster.
Surviving are her husband, Howard Benjamin of Holly Hills, S.C.; children and their spouses, Derick and Simone Benjamin of Brooklyn, N.Y., Revell Benjamin of Hamlet, N.C., Jamal and Sandi Benjamin of Capital Heights, Md., Lamont Benjamin and Anna Benjamin, both of Wooster; 23 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; her father of Camden, S.D.; brothers, Edward Williams of Syracuse, N.Y., Kerwin Brooks, Manny Williams and Anthony Perry, all of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Maxie Williams of Jacksonville, Fla.; sisters, Glo Evans of Wooster, Anita Springer of Orrville, Wanda Williams of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Vera Walker of Columbia, S.C.; and many nieces and nephews.


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Teen, 14, arrested for pointing laser at Md. State Police helicopter
A Baltimore County teen was arrested for shining laser at a Maryland State Police helicopter Tuesday.
The 14-year-old, of Middle River, is charged with reckless endangerment, attempted second degree assault on police, obstruction and hindering of police, and prohibited use of a laser pointer, according to a Maryland State Police news release
About 11 p.m., a Maryland State Police 365N Dauphin III helicopter based at Martin State Airport, was assisting Baltimore County Police with an aerial search for a suicidal person, the release said.
A pilot and trooper/flight paramedic were flying near Eastern Blvd. and Kingston Road when a flash illuminated the cockpit of the aircraft.
The pilot initiated precautionary maneuvers when a second bright green laser lit the cockpit again. The laser beam was located directly off the nose of the aircraft exactly one-half mile from the aircraft's search position.
The crew was able to pinpoint the house where the laser was coming from and shined the house with their own light--a three million candlepower Nite-Sun search light.
The pilot positioned the helicopter to hover in front of the house while the trooper contacted Baltimore County Police and directed patrol units to the house.
Within six minutes, police arrived at the house, identified the teen, and recovered a green laser. The trooper then returned to his previous mission searching for the suicidal story.
A direct laser strike in an aircraft cockpit can cause temporary blindness and disorientation. The Maryland State Police Aviation Command has experienced a half dozen laser incidents in 2011 with two leading to prosecution.
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, 2012/07/18 - Conjointly, GUMU Integration and Migration Engine for Sage 300 ERP and Sage CRM, the two competent and exclusive tools by Greytrix, grow into being Windows 7 & 8 certified - Greytrix.com.
Greytrix India, the premium development partner of Sage Software has a new accolade in its pocket this time around. Its the Microsoft Gold Independent Software Vendor competency that the company is showing off. Any Software based organization that manages to attain this competency, distinguishes itself from others in the market with respect to the value their products offer and its best-in-class capabilities.
The Microsoft Gold ISV badge is given to the select companies that are able to pass Microsofts rigorous series of tests and fulfill their exclusivity requirements in terms of Customer Satisfaction Feedbacks, strong Customer References and Revenue. Greytrix took over this badge by successfully clearing the Windows 7 Logo Test along with fulfilling their other requirements as mentioned before.
As a result, Greytrix also has a new proposition in the form of Windows 7 & 8 certification of the tools GUMU Integration and Migration Engine for Sage 300 ERP and Sage CRM. GUMU is a patent achieved by Greytrix for its distinctive integration and migration services for the different Sage products existing in the market. The GUMU Integration tool enables automated real time reflection of any updates made in one system to be seen on the other system simultaneously. And the Migration Engine on the other hand allows for a simplified process of transferring large chunks of homogenous data from one system to the other.
Formerly, these tools were offered only with the Sage certification, but now Microsoft will be backing it, henceforth strengthening the position of the company in the market. Greytrix (greytrix.in) is coming up with new ventures to sell across their Windows certified integration and migration tools and the Microsoft Gold ISV competent services to their existing and new customers.
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MCG designed and managed a 57,000 sf MILCON new heavy equipment repair facility.
The facility features fourteen repair bays, a drive-through maintenance bay, an employee locker room, secure storage areas, and a bench repair area with static dissipative work surfaces. Administrative offices, training rooms, a large conference room and a break room were included on the 2nd floor.
The TEMF site was a concrete hardstand that had parking areas for more than five hundred military vehicles.


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Cardinal Spellman senior tight end Rory Donovan has verbally committed to the University of New Hampshire, he announced this morning on his Twitter account.
The 6-foot-6, 195-pound Donovan was selected to ESPNBoston.com's fourth annual All-State Team last week after totaling 14 touchdowns for the Cardinals, who reached the MIAA Division 5 South Semifinals. Donovan was also considering an offer from UMass at the time of his commitment; a number of Division 2 schools had also shown interest in Donovan for basketball, where he stars in the winter time as a power forward.
With Donovan's commitment, UNH now has two commitments from Massachusetts for its 2014 recruiting class. Central Catholic safety D'Andre Drummond-Mayrie -- another ESPNBoston.com All-State selection, and the No. 7 overall recruit in Mass. by ESPNU -- committed to the Wildcats back in September.
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It was a warm windy Sunday for commencement exercises at Thomas More Prep-Marian. The class of 2013 heard from former instructor Fr. Fred Gatschet. He told the class that their faith would be tested in the years ahead and probably sooner than they expected. (click on the photos above for a closer look)
The Presidential Medal for Academic excellence was presented to Allison Pfeifer. Sam Schmidt received the Monarch Service Citation.
Three senior students, Adam Urban, Emily Leiker, and Ross Werth were nominated for the Thomas More Medal of Excellence; the highest award the school gives. Leiker was presented the award.
Allison Pfeifer and Ross Werth gave the passing of the torch speeches and presented a special gift to principal Bill DeWitt. Pfeifer told those assembled in Al Billinger Fieldhouse, "We look forward to what we've worked so hard for, our futures."