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Relational Parenting Group for Opioid-Addicted Mothers
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|Substance Abuse Child Abuse
|Behavioral: Parenting Intervention
|Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Relational Parenting Group for Opioid-Addicted Mothers
- Mother's risk for maltreating her child
- Mother's affective and instrumental parenting
- Mother's psychosocial adjustment
- Children's psychosocial adjustment
- Mother's substance abuse
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 1998
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2003
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2003 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
In this Stage II study, we will conduct a randomized clinical trial of the Relational Parenting Mothers' Group (RPMG), an intervention designed for opioid abusing mothers with children between the ages of 7 and 14 which was manualized and tested as part of a Stage I study (NIDA # P50-DA09241; September 1, 1994- August 31, 1997). This intervention was developed in recognition of the substantial psychosocial risks faced by substance abusing mothers and their offspring, and the notable lack of parenting interventions currently available for addicted mothers with children past the preschool years. Based on developmental psychopathology perspectives on resilience, this integrative treatment addresses multiple levels of adversity (individual, family, and community) faced by addicted mothers: risks that typically result in negative parenting behaviors and psychosocial distress among the mothers and concomitantly, psychiatric disturbance among their offspring. Designed as a supplement to standard drug counseling, RPMG is a structured and time-limited treatment, entailing 24 weekly group sessions of 1½ hours each.
Preliminary data collected in the Stage I pilot study have attested to the promise of RPMG in terms of diverse parenting behaviors and psychiatric outcomes among both mothers and their children. In the proposed study, we will conduct a randomized clinical trial in which mothers receiving RPMG as a supplement to Recovery Training (RT, a manualized group intervention representing standard drug counseling offered in methadone clinics) will be compared with those who receive RT alone. The RPMG clinical team will include one masters/doctoral level therapist and one assistant therapist and RT groups will be conducted by drug counselors; all therapists (RPMG & RT) will be trained and supervised by our research team. One hundred sixty mothers will be randomized to one of the two treatment conditions. Multiple-method, multiple-informant assessments will be used to measure salient outcomes; these will include reports from mothers and their children, and from the mothers' clinicians and their children's teachers.
We will address the following specific aims in this study:
- We will evaluate the effectiveness of the Relational Parenting Mother's Group (RPMG) as a supplement to Recovery Training (RT) vs. Recovery Training alone in terms of a) mothers' parenting behaviors, b) their psychosocial adjustment, c) their children's psychosocial adjustment, and d) mothers' treatment compliance.
- We will evaluate the comparative durability of RPMG+RT vs. RT in terms of the outcomes in Aim #1, and in terms of delayed improvement in frequency of illicit drug use, HIV-risk behaviors, and other problems related to drug use.
- We will examine how specific maternal characteristics interact with treatment to affect outcomes. Guided by previous research, these characteristics will include mothers' intelligence, readiness for change, and sensation seeking.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 65 Years (Adult)
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Inclusion criteria:
- female adult humans
- enrollment in methadone treatment for opioid addiction
- caring for a child between the ages of 7 and 14 years
Exclusion Criteria:
- suicidality/homicidality requiring more intensive level of care
- serious cognitive impairment (AIDS-related dementia or schizophrenia)
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00319241
|United States, Connecticut
|The APT Foundation
|New Haven, Connecticut, United States, 06519
|Principal Investigator:
|Suniya Luthar, Ph.D.
|Teachers College, Columbia University
|Study Director:
|Nancy Suchman, Ph.D.
|Yale University
|Responsible Party:
|Nancy E Suchman, PhD, Yale University School of Medicine
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00319241 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
R01DA011498 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Study First Received:
|April 26, 2006
|Last Updated:
|June 16, 2008
Keywords provided by Yale University:
parenting intervention
substance abuse treatment
mother-child relations
parent-child relations
child abuse and neglect
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Substance-Related Disorders
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Splat--at least we're saving on crate washing
…HA lives almost next door to Wal-Mart, truth be told. And now it's getting a food section. Or will have one in a year or so. Will she remain loyal to her "old" store?
…Maybe…if what they say about Wal-Mart milk jugs is true. Wallies and Costco have gone to a different bottle and people are not charmed.
…In a story by Stephanie Rosenblood in the NYT (June 30, 2008), one interviewee said she HATED the thing.
…It spills everywhere, said another.
…Kids can't pour.
…Apparently whether these stack well in the factory is not compelling to customers.
…Where is my old milk? I want my old milk! People are having a fit, according to this story.
…One store gave out cookies to get the people to try it. Many had to leave it on the table and tip it toward the cup.
…One woman liked the "fridge fit" (it went in the door).
…Jug-makers say eliminating water and soap bills to wash milk crates needed to stabilize the rounded jugs results in huge savings. The process is also quicker—from cow to shelf.
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Slotback (#20) put it well, but I have heard it put better. Tell the police that you want to cooperate, but feel unwell (in shock?) and know that this is a serious situation and want to speak to an advisor before making a statement.
Put more succintly, "I want to calm down before I give a statement." If you feel faint, tell them. It is no comment on your manhood that the post-engagement adrenaline dump affects you.
It IS important to point out any evidence of your innocence and the shooting victim's guilt (the shootee is now definitiely the victim of a gunshot wound, no matter HOW guilty of murder, mayhem whatever. One can be the victim and perpetrator simultaneously of separate crimes.)
If you point out exculpatory evidence and the police later cannot produce it, it weakens their case and gives you grounds for acquittal if it should ever get that far. But the first principle is that you don't want that proof of your innocence to be overlooked, compromised, destroyed or lost.
Glenn Dee (#16) The truth is always the truth and the facts are always the facts, but the facts that get collected (and admitted into evidence) may be interpreted so that the UNDERSTANDING of the events does not quite coincide with the truth. No forensic examiner can collect ALL the facts. Selective collection and selective interpretation, whether conscious or unconscious, gets added to preconcieved notions and sometimes gets sorted out in court and sometimes the conclusion gets it wrong.
On the 911 call,
First, the request for assistance: "Send an Ambulance and the police right away to 1234 Maple Street."
The 911 operator will begin to ask questions.
You may want to add more talking:
This is a fact: "Someone is bleeding in the front doorway."
This is a narrative: "A guy broke into the house and got shot"
This is a confession: "I shot a guy in my house."
What will (if it comes to it) your lawyer find less troublesome (and expensive) to your defense?
Stay as calm as you can. Talk slowly. Remember to breathe. If feeling faint, sit down and lower your head. ALWAYS leave your hands in view of the police. Follow instructions. If you don't understand the instructions, make NO movement. If you must move, move slowly.
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This is another great article from Peter Da Vanzo at SEO Book --> The Benefits Of Thinking Like Google
Those with a vested interest in the link building industry - which is pretty much all of us - might spot the problem.
Google's negative emphasis, of late, has been about links. Their message is not new, just the emphasis.
The point is, this is just the emphasis today and will be forgotten for a new emphasis tomorrow.
Forget the frantic push to remove links and disavow them. You're playing into g#####'s hand. Scaredy cat SEO's and Webmasters screwing themselves and the rest of us in the process.
Do you really think your site is going to recover anyway?
G##### will never stop, they never have and they never will. And I suspect they ascribe to the W.C. Field method of customer service when it comes to Webmasters and SEO's --> Never give a sucker an even break.
SEO Book makes a good observation here -->
It strikes me you can lose your rankings at anytime whether you follow the current guidelines or not,
especially when the goal-posts keep moving. So, the risk of not following the guidelines, and following the guidelines but not ranking well is pretty much the same - no traffic.
Kind of does a good job of highlighting how useless the "just do it g#####'s way and I'll show you how" industry's purpose is. Or lack of lack of purpose, depending on how you want to look at it.
What do you think? Should we just walk away and look for other channels proclaiming to the world that we're smarter than people that take advantage of a very useful and revenue producing channel. Should we run our site's squeaky clean and get no traffic, or much less than we could have otherwise, knowing that we'll still probably get penalized anyway just for being on the internet?
I suspect that people that say play it safe don't have have a product that they can make money with so they have nothing to lose.


text: The Case of Dr. ShipmanPounder, Derrick J. FRCPA, FRCPathAmerican Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology: September 2003 - Volume 24 - Issue 3 - pp 219-226 Case Report Abstract Author Information On January 31, 2000, Dr. Harold Shipman was convicted at Preston, England, of murdering 15 of his patients by administering lethal doses of diamorphine (pharmaceutical heroin). Investigations indicate that, during his working life, he killed about 220 to 240 of his patients. The bodies of many victims were cremated. Twelve victims were exhumed, and 9 of these deaths were included in the indictment. Most victims were elderly and had histories of natural disease. Autopsies confirmed known natural disease but showed no evidence of acute lethal events. Analysis of skeletal muscle disclosed significant quantities of morphine, to which the deaths were attributed. Circumstantial evidence was strong, as illustrated by the convictions in 6 deaths without autopsy or toxicology, because the bodies had been cremated. Organic compounds are remarkably stable in buried bodies. Even so, detection and quantitation of morphine in exhumed bodies may become problematic after burial for 4 years or more. Morphine glucuronide is slowly converted back to free morphine in the buried corpse. On January 31, 2000, Dr. Harold Frederick Shipman was convicted at Preston, England, of murdering 15 of his patients and of forging a will of 1 of them. The evidence was that he had killed them by administering lethal doses of diamorphine (pharmaceutical heroin). He was sentenced to 15 concurrent terms of life imprisonment and was told by the judge that in his case life imprisonment would mean that he would remain in prison until his death. Until his arrest for murder in September 1998, Dr. Shipman had been a well-respected family physician in Hyde, near Manchester, where all 15 of his victims had lived. His life chronology is set out in Table 1. The police investigation of Dr. Shipman was initiated following his crude and hopelessly incompetent attempt at forging the will of 1 victim (Table 2). Table 1 Table 2 Shipman had a conviction for dishonestly obtaining drugs to feed an addiction during 1975, when he was 29 (Table 1). The police considered that he had obtained diamorphine for his killings in the same way that he had obtained pethidine for his addiction in 1975. At that time, he issued prescriptions for patients who required the drug and for those who did not, retaining some or all the drug himself. The police discovered discrepancies in the records for diamorphine. These discrepancies included prescriptions dispensed but not listed in the medical records; prescriptions dispensed for recently dead patients; the amount of drugs, recorded as delivered to the patients' homes by nurses, being less than that dispensed; and unused diamorphine being taken from patients' homes for destruction by Dr. Shipman. From 1993 to the time of his arrest in 1998, the police estimate that some 20,000 mg of prescribed diamorphine was available to Dr. Shipman. In prioritizing cases for investigation, the police targeted incidents in which Dr. Shipman was with the deceased hours before death, as corroborated by documents or witnesses. They looked also for some of the following elements: an alteration of the medical records, fabricating a relevant clinical history to support the stated cause of death; inconsistencies between the stated cause of death and the medical history; an unsolicited visit by Dr. Shipman on the day of death; inconsistencies between the cremation certificate and the investigative facts; mistruths told by Dr. Shipman to family and friends of the deceased; Dr. Shipman either finding the body or being present at the time of death; and death in the physician's rooms, of which there were 5 throughout a 2-year period. By the time of the start of the trial in 1999, the police were investigating 137 deaths. At the conclusion of their investigations in May 2000, after the trial, they had investigated nearly 200 deaths. In addition to the 15 cases forming the basis of the conviction, the police believed there was sufficient evidence of murder in a further 24. In another 2 cases, prosecution was regarded as not in the public interest, because the patients were already terminally ill. In 86 cases, the evidence was regarded as insufficient for prosecution and in 69 gave no reason for suspicion. After the arrest of Dr. Shipman, the local health authority undertook reviews of the deaths of his patients by using the data available. 1 They found that the death rate among women aged 65 years or older within that area was 2.7 per 100, but for Dr. Shipman's patients, the rate was 26.0 per 100. In addition, 66.7% of Dr. Shipman's patients died in their own homes, but the proportion for all deaths in the area was only 19.2%. For patients aged 65 years and older (both men and women), the rates of death among Dr. Shipman's patients were higher than expected between 1987 and 1989, below the expected rate for 1990 to 1992, and higher than expected for all years from 1993 to 1998. The Department of Health commissioned a more elaborate statistical analysis 2 of deaths in Dr. Shipman's clinical practice (Table 3). The review examined 3 main sources of information, namely, surviving clinical records, cremation certificates, and death registration data. Two hundred eighty-two clinical records were available, including those of the 15 patients he had been convicted of murdering. The records were reviewed in light of what were considered to be the typical features of the 15 murders: all were older women; Dr. Shipman was present at death or shortly before death; death occurred suddenly at home and, in 14 of the 15 cases, in the afternoon; and there was only a weak association between the clinical history and the cause of death as certified. Of the 267 clinical records reviewed, 180 involved cases in which Dr. Shipman himself had issued the medical certificate of cause of death (MCCD). Of these, 102 (57%) were classified as highly suspicious, 39 (21.8%) as moderately suspicious, and 38 (21.2%) as not suspicious. Table 3 United Kingdom cremation certificates contain information such as details of persons present at the death and the mode, duration, and time of death. Cremation certificates were available for 292 of Dr. Shipman's patients and 475 from comparison general practitioners. The key findings were that Dr. Shipman's patients were more likely to be reported as having died in the afternoon (55% between 1300 and 1900 HR in comparison with 25% for the other general practitioners), with Dr. Shipman present (19.5% contrasted with 0.8% of the comparison practitioners) or with no one present (40.4% versus 19.0%) and relatives or caregivers less likely to be present (40.1% versus 80.2%), with death occurring in a short time (in 29 minutes or less for 60.4% of Dr. Shipman's patients contrasted with 22.7% for the other general practitioners). The third method of review involved death registrations. The Office of National Statistics provided information on death notifications where the medical certificate of cause of death had been completed by Dr. Shipman, 1 of a matched sample of 6 Hyde general practitioners for 1977 to 1998, or 4 comparison practitioners in Todmorden for 1973 to 1976. The estimated excess of deaths from 1974 to 1998 among patients dying at home or on practice premises was 236 (95% confidence interval, 198-277). There were 6 deaths on practice premises. The excess number of deaths among all patients for whom Dr. Shipman had issued a medical certificate of cause of death was 297 (95% confidence interval, 254-345). The numbers of excess deaths distinctly diverged from the expected level for women aged 65 to 74 years from 1975 onward, for women younger than 65 years from 1986 onward, and for men aged 65 to 74 years from 1989 onward. For men younger than 65 years, there was no accumulation of excess deaths. The excess numbers of deaths were highest from 1995 onward, but this trend was not a sudden new feature of Dr. Shipman's clinical practice: it was an exacerbation of the trend traceable to his earliest years as a family practitioner. There was a marked decline in the annual number of deaths between 1990 and 1992, and the numbers classified as suspicious in these years were also low. This period represents the 2 years leading up to, and the year after, Dr. Shipman's departure from the group family practice to set up himself in practice alone (Table 1). The evidence that emerged at the trial raised general concerns about the regulations applying to controlled drugs, the effectiveness of the death investigative system, and a range of other problems. One year after the conviction, on January 31, 2001, Parliament appointed a judge to conduct a public inquiry. The terms of reference for the judicial inquiry encompassed suspicious deaths that occurred at any time during Dr. Shipman's professional career. Before the establishment of the inquiry, the local coroner conducted inquests into the deaths of 27 former patients of Dr. Shipman and reached a verdict of unlawful killing in 25 with an open verdict in 2. The government had granted permission to the coroner to open inquests in about 260 deaths in all, but a decision was later made to adjourn those inquests until the findings of the public inquiry were available. The judicial review 3 considered 526 deaths in which the medical certificate of cause of death was issued by Dr. Shipman and classified them as unlawfully killed, probably unlawfully killed, a real suspicion of unlawful killing, probably natural, natural, and insufficient evidence. The inquiry conducted an exhaustive case-by-case investigation, reaching an individual determination for all of the cases. Two hundred twelve deaths were classified as unlawful killings or probable unlawful killings, and a further 43 cases as suspicious of unlawful killing, giving a total of 255 cases. Two hundred forty-four of these 255 deaths occurred in the patient's home or on the physician's practice premises. In reaching these conclusions, the inquiry called on evidence of relatives, friends, and health professionals, and used other investigatory information, including additional documentary evidence that had not been previously available. Transcripts, statements, and documents can be found on the inquiry Web site (http://www.the-shipman-inquiry.org.uk). The result of all of the investigations conducted thus far indicate that it is possible to have confidence in the general conclusion that Dr. Shipman, during his working life, murdered about 220 to 240 of his patients. Of the 15 deaths forming part of the criminal indictment, only 9 were subject to exhumation, autopsy, and toxicological analyses. The other 6 bodies had been cremated. The key circumstantial evidence surrounding these 6 deaths is set out in the appendix. In the United Kingdom, the proportion of deaths followed by cremation has been gradually increasing, from 55% in 1970, to 65% in 1980, to 72% in 1997. As a consequence, the retrospective investigation of the deaths of Dr. Shipman's patients presented inevitable difficulties. The medical histories, certified causes of death, and autopsy findings in the 9 exhumations forming part of the criminal indictment are set out in Table 4. Highlighted in the Table are those aspects of the medical history for which there was computer evidence of falsification. The evidence for this falsification was a discrepancy between the true entry date and time according to the internal computer clock and the stated entry date and time. The interval between the death and the autopsy after exhumation ranged from 38 to 852 days. The data on date of death, burial, exhumation, and autopsy are set out in Table 5. Samples available for toxicology analyses were limited, and a decision was made to analyze skeletal muscle obtained from the anterior midpart of the thigh. In the first few cases, liver was analyzed also. The analytical results are set out in Table 6. Some indication of the relative preservation of the tissues can be gleaned from the weights of the liver and the water content of the muscle. In addition, the weights of the heart and lungs and their water content are set out in Table 7. No toxicological analyses were performed on the heart and lungs. Three additional cases subject to exhumation, autopsy, and toxicology did not form part of the criminal indictment but were the subject of inquests after the trial. The relevant data in these cases are set out in Tables 8 and 9. Table 4 Table 5 Table 6 Table 7 Table 8 Table 9 The prosecution relied heavily on the circumstantial evidence, which was extremely strong, as indicated by the 6 convictions in deaths in which the bodies had been cremated and no pathology or toxicology was available (see the appendix). At trial, the prosecution took the position that the morphine concentrations in the 9 exhumed bodies indicated a substantial dose of either morphine or diamorphine, which must have been the cause of death, notwithstanding any natural disease present. The accuracy and precision of the morphine analyses (immunoassay and gas chromotography-mass spectroscopy) were undisputed. The morphine concentrations in skeletal muscle were comparable with those of a previously published case of exhumation after homicidal poisoning 4 (table 10) and with published levels of morphine in skeletal muscle in morphine fatalities generally. 6–8 Theoretically loss of tissue water content over time might lead to a relative increase in the concentration of the morphine detected. 4 This was addressed by the prosecution analyst through the measurement of the water content of the muscle samples, which proved comparable to the expected normal approximately 74% hydration (Table 6). Similarly, the validity of heart weights was also assessed by means of tissue hydration (Table 7). The latter showed considerable intersubject variability, which proved of little or no consequence to the arguments presented at trial. Table 10 Over-the-counter medications containing morphine are available in the United Kingdom. Tablets may contain up to 0.4 mg morphine, and liquids may contain up to 0.02%. These products would be insufficient, the prosecution successfully argued, to account for the substantial levels of morphine found in the bodies, implying that the morphine originated from either morphine or diamorphine, which was either pharmaceutical or illicit. Dr. Shipman claimed in the case of K.G., whose will he had forged and whose death was the first investigated by police, that for some time he had suspected she might be abusing drugs. This remained his position at trial. With respect to the other deaths, the defense was in the difficult position of having no plausible explanation for the substantial levels of morphine found in the bodies. Head hair analysis in 8 of the 9 exhumations, including K.G.'s, disclosed only trace amounts of morphine, consistent with contamination in the postmortem period. The low levels were incompatible with established opiate abuse, and the absence of detectable acetylmorphine excluded the regular use of heroin. In one case (case 6, I.L. in Tables 4–7) a high morphine concentration of up to 7.0 ng/mg was found in the hair. It was speculated that this amount might be the result of degradation of prescribed pholcodine. There was an exchange of expert reports between prosecution and defense before trial. As a possible result, the prosecution confined its scientific argument to the position that the substantial quantities of morphine found in the bodies must represent the cause of death and that the circumstantial evidence indicated that Dr. Shipman had administered the drug. They did not seek to establish by scientific means whether the drug administered was morphine or diamorphine, the estimated dosage, the route of administration, or an estimated time from administration to collapse and death. This series of fatalities from diamorphine poisoning reinforces the established wisdom that organic compounds are remarkably stable in buried bodies and that a range of drugs may be detectable in exhumed corpses. 4 The present cases (Tables 8 and 9) suggest that detection and quantitation of morphine in exhumed bodies may become problematic after burial for 4 years or so. It is also apparent (Table 6) that morphine glucuronide is slowly converted back to free morphine, so that the longer a body is buried, the more likely it is that all the morphine detected will be free morphine. From the University of Dundee, Dundee, Scotland. Manuscript received March 3, 2003 accepted March 10, 2003. Address correspondence and reprint requests to Dr. Derrick J. Pounder, Department of Forensic Medicine, University of Dundee, Dundee DD1 4HN, Scotland, UK; E-mail: email@example.com © 2003 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.


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City of Boulder news release
The City of Boulder Parks and Recreation Department and University of Colorado at Boulder are participating in a workshop on natural turf management this week. The workshop is being taught by Chip Osborne, one of the nation's leading experts on natural turf management. This training is part of an effort by the university and the city to enhance the quality of turf while continuing to use no or very little herbicides for weed control.
Staff from the city and CU will learn about the Osborne Organics' "Systems Approach to Natural Turf Management," which focuses on details of organic pest control.
"The knowledge we gain from this training could help the city and CU continue to reduce the amount of chemical pesticides used on public property, while improving the quality and playability of our parks and athletic field turf," said City of Boulder Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Coordinator, Rella Abernathy.
In addition to the workshop, staff from CU and the city will participate in "field days" where Osborne will join them at selected locations to help with site-specific management strategies.
"Throughout much of the campus, we've already implemented the use of an organic fertilizer manufactured by Richlawn -- made of dry poultry waste, sea kelp and molasses -- and we are eager to work with the city to explore other non-chemical options," said John Morris, CU director of facilities operations. "This partnership and training is really to continue to address what we've heard from CU students and Boulder community members, who've expressed their strong support of natural solutions to turf management."
Non-chemical methods also are the core of the City of Boulder's pest (including weeds) management strategies. The City of Boulder's IPM policy*, which has been in place since 1993 (and was updated in 2002), focuses on reducing chemical methods of pest and weed control on city-owned lands by only allowing a limited number of pesticides to be used once other methods have proven either not plausible or ineffective.
"While the city already strives to use as few chemical treatments on our property as possible, we are hopeful that this workshop will introduce us to new tools for weed and turf management that are effective, safe for the environment and work within city staffing and budget constraints," said Abernathy.
This training is not open to the public.
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Global Engagement Fund: Call for Proposals—November 2
The Global Engagement Fund is a competitive grant program that seeds creative, cross-disciplinary projects that will further Penn's global initiatives. The Fund is designed to offer maximum flexibility to support faculty initiatives that enhance Penn's global engagement. It emphasizes projects that:
In the past, the Global Engagement Fund's awardees have hosted high-profile cross-School conferences on global topics, conducted interdisciplinary research in Africa, and hosted distinguished international scholars. Many of the projects seek to push the boundaries of knowledge in their field of research. At the same time, conferences and visiting scholars funded will bring the international experience to all members of the Penn community and enrich the learning experience.
Proposals are due by November 2, 2012.
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ON THIS PAGE: You will find out more about the factors that increase the chance of developing a CNS tumor. Use the menu to see other pages.
A risk factor is anything that increases a person's chance of developing a tumor. Although risk factors often influence the development of a tumor, most do not directly cause a tumor. Some people with several risk factors never develop a tumor, while others with no known risk factors do.
The cause of most CNS tumors in children is not known. Researchers are studying possible causes of CNS tumors, including viruses. Different types of CNS tumors occur in different age groups. For example, some types of CNS tumors are more common in children younger than 3. Head injury does not appear to cause a CNS tumor.
A small number of CNS tumors occur in families. The following factors may raise a child's risk of developing a CNS tumor:
Neurofibromatosis. Only a small percentage of children with a brain tumor have an identifiable genetic cause, usually in association with a familial disease called neurofibromatosis. Neurofibromatosis is an inherited disorder that causes noncancerous tumors called neurofibromas to form on peripheral nerves in the body, brown spots on the skin, and tissue and bone abnormalities. Neurofibromatosis is also called Recklinghausen's disease or von Recklinghausen's disease. Learn more about neurofibromatosis Type 1 and neurofibromatosis Type 2.
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Family still waiting for answers after death
The family of a Picton woman who died during surgery say they have lost faith in the district health board and never want the surgeon to operate again.
Rachel Riddell, 31, died of significant blood loss last January after having her gall bladder removed by Michael Parry at Wairau Hospital in Blenheim.
The Zimbabwean-born surgeon, who is linked to another death and two other botched operations, has not operated on patients since May.
Ms Riddell's older sister, Lynn Weir, told The Dominion Post her family were still waiting to find out what went wrong in the operating theatre.
Ms Riddell had requested a bloodless surgery and had signed a directive against blood transfusions. She was raised as a Jehovah's Witness, though she had left the church, her sister said.
Ms Riddell thought she was going in for laparoscopic, or keyhole, surgery, but medical notes show Mr Parry converted to open surgery halfway through the operation.
She was dropped at the hospital about 7.30am by her mother, who had planned to return to sit with her until she was discharged later that day.
"I think it was around 2.30pm that they rung and said, 'Look your daughter's in trouble, she's in major trouble, she's dying basically'," Ms Weir said.
She was taken back into the operating theatre about 3pm, but died that evening.
"It's been very traumatic for my parents, you know, not being able to lay it to rest because they still don't know what happened.
"For me I want it over and done with, and I want to know what went wrong.
"But I also want to ensure that our DHB is employing people with good health records."
Ms Weir said she did not have faith in the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, which employed Mr Parry in April 2010.
"They've spent so long coming out to the public going . . . 'We have confidence in this surgeon.' Well, how do you have confidence in this surgeon and let him continue?"
Mr Parry was stood down on full pay after the death of Jim Nicholls, 80, who suffered massive blood loss during an operation on May 24.
At the same time, Southern Cross suspended his contract as an affiliated provider, and he stopped operating at Churchill Trust Private Hospital in Blenheim.
A coroner's inquiry into the two deaths was put on hold when police launched their own investigation into one of the deaths, to determine whether there was any "liability or culpability".
Police are refusing to confirm which death - Mr Nicholls' or Ms Riddell's - is being investigated.
As well as the police inquiry, the Medical Council is investigating other complaints against Mr Parry that were referred to it by the Health and Disability Commissioner.
Two women complained after they suffered serious complications during surgery by Mr Parry. Both went in to have their gall bladders removed and had to be sent to Christchurch Hospital for follow-up care.
"Me talking and getting this case out in the open, [Rachel] would support me 100 per cent," Ms Weir said.
"She was private, but a very determined person." The family laid a complaint with the Health and Disability Commissioner last May.
Nelson Marlborough DHB chief medical officer Heather McPherson maintained that the quality of service at Wairau Hospital was of a "good standard" and patient safety was of the highest priority.
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BEATSWORKIN -The name of the Brighton Tech House Dj Duo and the name of their very successful monthly night turns 2 in October - so what way to celebrate then have a massive party and invite one of their favourite djs to play: TERRY FRANCIS. The man who rocks fabric and plays better sets there than most of the guest djs is coming down to Brighton (well Hove actually) for this massive event at probably the best small venue with best soundystem for a small club around.
This promises to be a very special night and there is a great supporting line up too. Firstly there is Beatsworkin themselves, who of course have put the latin tinged tech house and funky techno sound firmly back on the south coast. From Knee Deep we have their two main djs Mark Allister who always plays astonishing sets for the Beatsworkin & Knee Deep parties and the king of funk, disco and rare grooves: Mike Decourcy who will be warming up the bar. There will be debut sets from another successful Brighton duo: Chemical Play (Death by Disco) as well as Neil Brown who will be warming things up in the club room. The bar will also feature a welcome return to djs that have rocked our previous parties in both rooms: Ministere (Dance Dance Dance/Beatsworkin radio), Laurence Reed & Paperboy Dj. We aldo have a debut set from Colchester's Adam Coley who warmed up for Beatsworkin recently in Poland.
Since winning Muzik magazines "Best New DJ" award in 1997, Terry Francis has had what can only be described as a meteoric rise to fame. To those previously unfamiliar with his flawless mixing skills and instinctive ability to work a crowd it probably seemed as if he'd arrived out of nowhere. Fact is though, he had been blazing a trail through the underground for no less than ten years before the world at large sat up and took notice. And perhaps more than anything else it was unanimously praised "Architecture" mix album that really put him on the map.
A seamless mix of deep duby house, celestial breaks and ethereal vocals - it wasshot through with the kind of shimmering techno sensibility that really marked it out as something special. Some called it "tech house", whilst Terry himself jokingly described to it as "house no".
Ultimately though, any labelling of Terry's style is fairly pointless because what he does is what all the very best DJ's do. He blurs the lines between the past and the present to create the future and always plays from the heart. Crucially though, he does ft just that little bit better than almost anybody else.
From that point on Terry was a confirmed house music lover and within a couple of months he'd managed to secure a residency at a bar in Leatherhead, the town where he grew up.
"It was downstairs in this mad basement at a rockers bar and they were all swearing at me and slagging off the music." he laughs. "Two weeks later they were all jumping about and up to all sorts."
From there Terry moved on to a residency at the legendary Stems Club (spinning alongside the likes of Colin Dale, Mr C and Eddie Richards), played extensively on the south coast and did numerous guest spots at parties like London's Heart & Soul.
By 1994 he felt the time was right to set up his own night and in March of that year Wiggle was born. A joint operation between Terry, Nathan Coles and their respective partners. Wiggle is a night like no other. Still, probably London's best loved underground house event. Wiggle is one of the only nights in the country that has always remained true to the original spirit of acid house, and that fact that it has sold out every time since it started pretty much speaks for itself.
Aside from the continued success of Wiggle and the release of his "Architecture 2" mix album on Pagan, the last few years have seen Terry's career continue to bosom. He's constantly toured all over America, Australia, New Zealand and the far East, made weekly trips to just about every country in Europe and still found the time to record for labels like Hooj Choons, Yoshitoshi, Alien and Primal US.
In October 1999 he started a residency at London's Fabrich Terry Francis (Fabric/wiggle), where he continues to delight both old hands and new comers alike each and every Saturday night. He's recently started a new vocal based project for Pagan, remixed Didier Sinclair's "Lovely Flight" and is presently recording his debut 'artist album' for Eukahouse.
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Talia soon discovers the grass is not exactly greener on the other side of the realm; as a matter of fact she discovers sometimes wishes can kill you. Will Talia find the love she craves in Cayden? Join her on her quest to find the love she desires and the realization that sometimes wishes do come true - just not necessarily the way you had planned.
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Boost your computer's performance by ditching unused icons.
The winner of the most bloated system tray award weighs in with 30 icons and counting. This month I'll tell you how to shake the system tray free of worthless items while retaining the essential ones.
The Hassle: Every time I boot up my XP Home system – which takes forever – heaps of icons appear in my system tray. I checked my Startup folder and, except for two items, it's empty. Where are these programs coming from?
The Fix: Your computer's definitely stressed. There are two issues. First, every time you boot, Windows has to load the programs or processes represented by some of those icons. Second, they're gobbling up resources and CPU cycles, slowing down your system. It's a safe bet that plenty of the items are useless.
Removing the junk from your system tray can be an exciting adventure – by comparison with emptying the dishwasher, at least. Determining what apps are loading behind the scenes is the easy part. Working out which ones you can remove is harder. WinPatrol Pro 9.8 (www.winpatrol.com) is a must-have tool.
WinPatrol works in two ways. First, when you install a program and it tries to add an icon to the tray at bootup, you get a warning – and a way to nip it in the bud. That's important for programs such as AOL, Apple's QuickTime and RealPlayer, all notorious for adding junk icons. WinPatrol enables you to stop programs such as Adobe Acrobat that insist on running useless, daily version-update checks – and it prevents programs from changing file extensions willy-nilly.
Second, WinPatrol gives you an easy way to comb through existing background-loading programs: its 'info' button provides basic details, including the company name, version and startup location – enough to help you figure out which entries are removable. The free version is good, but I strongly urge you to spend $25 (about £14) on the Pro version. Its comprehensive database gives you more details and specific recommendations for which programs to keep and which ones you should remove.
Quick tip: Rather than remove an entry, I use WinPatrol's Disable feature until I am sure that the entry is unnecessary.
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Tool of the month: unclutter your desktop
I preach neatness, but my laptop's desktop is an unholy mess, with icons everywhere. That's fine with me – until I have to do a presentation and everyone gets a look at my disorderly desktop. My trick is to use an obscure feature built into Windows to temporarily hide my desktop icons. Right-click your desktop and uncheck Show Desktop Icons under Arrange Icons By. This tactic is ideal when I need to capture a screenshot of a dialog box and want a blank background.


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The Impact of Dietary Flavanols on the Gut Microflora
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The primary propose of this study is to determine the impact of flavanol-rich cocoa on the growth of the human gut microbiota.
|Intestinal Bacteria Growth
|Dietary Supplement: Low flavanol cocoa beverage Dietary Supplement: High flavanol cocoa beverage
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|Prebiotic Evaluation of Cocoa-derived Flavanols in Healthy Humans Using a Randomized, Double Blind, Crossover, Placebo-controlled Intervention Study
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Faecal bacteria numbers using 16S rRNA targeted oligonucleotide probes analysis and fluorescence in situ hybridization [ Time Frame: baseline and 4 weeks ]Measurements of the growth rate and number of bacterial species in human faecal samples using 16S rRNA targeted oligonucleotide probes and fluorescence in situ hybridisation.
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|January 2008
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|December 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Placebo Comparator: Low Flavanol
Low flavanol drink containing 23 mg of total flavanols. Macro- and micro-nutrient matched with active comparator
Dietary Supplement: Low flavanol cocoa beverage
23 mg of total flavanols from cocoa
Active Comparator: High Flavanols
High Flavanol drink containing 495 mg of total flavanols
Dietary Supplement: High flavanol cocoa beverage
495 mg of total flavanols from cocoa
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A randomised, placebo-controlled, double-blind, cross-over human intervention study will be conducted in 20 healthy human volunteers to test the impact of a high-flavanol containing meal on the growth of the large intestinal bacteria (microflora). The high flavanol test meal will contain 495 mg of flavanols and the low flavanol control will contain 23 mg of flavanols. The two intervention diets are otherwise matched for macro- and micronutrient content. Changes in the gut microbiota will be determined by measuring bacterial population levels in human faecal material using 16S rRNA targeted oligonucleotide probes and fluorescence in situ hybridization. A number of other biochemical and physiological measures will be recorded including blood glucose, lipoproteins, cytokine levels and blood pressure.
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- age of 18-50 years inclusive
- BMI between 20-26
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- allergy to milk products
- sensitivity to alkaloids and/or caffeine
- gastrointestinal disorders (e.g., chronic constipation, diarrhoea, inflammatory bowel disease, -inflammatory bowel syndrome, or other chronic gastrointestinal complaints)
- diabetes mellitus
- hypertension (>150/90 mm/Hg)
- anaemia and gall bladder problems
- not consuming probiotics, prebiotics, antibiotics or anti-inflammatory or blood lowering medication within a 2-month period prior to the study.
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Tzounis X, Rodriguez-Mateos A, Vulevic J, Gibson GR, Kwik-Uribe C, Spencer JP. Prebiotic evaluation of cocoa-derived flavanols in healthy humans by using a randomized, controlled, double-blind, crossover intervention study. Am J Clin Nutr. 2011 Jan;93(1):62-72. doi: 10.3945/ajcn.110.000075. Epub 2010 Nov 10.
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"Yeah, eight years. We come out every year on the night it happened."
Edward Magdaleno noon, Sept. 21
Dozens of sailboats gathered off Shelter Island in Point Loma on Monday morning, October 29. They were preparing to start the 20th annual Baja Ha Ha race.
According to the Port of San Diego website, "sailors and crew from the West Coast — as far north as Alaska — will be making the two-week voyage" to Cabo San Lucas. The port also touts the Baja Ha Ha as the "largest sailing rally on the West Coast."
At 10:00 a.m., race officials fired the one-minute-warning shot, alerting vessel captains to position their boats for the 750-mile journey south. A Harbor Police fire vessel began spraying jets of water in the background. Curious observers along Shelter Island hooted, hollered, and blew their car horns in support of the mariners.
"The fanfare and great send-off" are appreciated, John Arndt, associate publisher of Latitude 38, a Northern California-based sailing publication that sponsors the race, said in a joint interview with Port District officials.
Once they headed south out of San Diego Bay, the plan was to make stops in both Turtle Bay and Bahia Maria before arriving in Cabo San Lucas, where a fishing tournament is scheduled.


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(WASHINGTON) — President Obama, it turns out, is no women's hairstylist. In a new behind-the-scenes campaign video of the March 8 "Dinner with Barack and Michelle" circulated by the Obama campaign, the president recounts a story about parenting his oldest daughter, Malia.
"My favorite story out of this is Malia, when she was 4, she had a little dance thing. Well, Michelle was gone that weekend so I'm taking her to ballet. And I get her in her little leotard and her little stuff. I did her hair, put it in a little bun," Obama recalled.
"We get to the dance studio and one of the mothers there right away comes up to Malia – she thinks she's out of earshot of me – and she says, 'Sweetie, do you want me to redo your hair?' And Malia – she's 4 – says, 'Yes, please. This is a disaster,'" he said with a grin. "You know, she didn't want to hurt daddy's feelings."
The campaign is excerpting Malia's quote in a social media push to draw clicks to its donation page. "Malia Obama: 'This is a disaster," Obama campaign digital director Teddy Goff tweeted, linking directly to the "Dinner With Barack and Michelle" contribution page.
The video, which is meant to promote the Obama brand as much as it is to appeal for cash, also features the president telling his grassroots supporters about his first date with Michelle.
"Our first date, I took her to the art museum, or the art institute, so I was trying to impress her, show her I was a real culturally sensitive guy. And it worked. So I'm giving tips to the young men out there who are …"
"I'll share that with my boys," one of the supporters interjected.
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Representatives from the UNESCO Committees in the Asia-Pacific region attended their consultative meeting in Thanh Hoa province on June 16 to gather member countries' opinions on the UN organisation's priority areas in the coming years.
At the event, Eric Falt, Assistant Director General for External Relations and Public Information, said the meeting is of special importance as the Asia-Pacific region makes up more than 60 percent of the world's population.
UNESCO should strengthen cooperation with regional member countries to cope with challenges and meet their citizens' needs in the 21st century, said Falt.
He confirmed that in whatever circumstances the UN organisation pursues the goal of promoting peace, reducing poverty, and facilitating sustainable development and dialogues between cultures.
Nguyen Thanh Son, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of the Vietnam National Commission for UNESCO, noted that Vietnam is an active and responsible member of the UN organisation, and the organisation of the meeting shows Vietnam's strong support to UNESCO in the face of global difficulties.
After the meeting, delegates will attend a ceremony to present the UNESCO title World Cultural Heritage to the Ho Dynasty Citadel in Thanh Hoa province in the evening.
The consultative meeting takes place every two years to gather opinions from the organisation's 198 member countries. A similar meeting was held in Hanoi in 2006.
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More than 2,000 amateur and professional athletes took the plunge into the 58 degree water of San Francisco Bay to compete in the 34th Annual Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon on Sunday, June 1, with Olympian Andy Potts from Colorado Springs, Colorado winning the prestigious race for the sixth time, setting a new record. First time Escapee, Olympian Sarah Haskins from Clermont, Florida, took the first place position amongst the women. Featuring a 1.5-mile swim from Alcatraz Island to the shore, an 18-mile bike ride and an eight-mile run through San Francisco, this race is considered one of the most difficult triathlons in the world.
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"My race day started with an awesome swim, I was first out of the water and I never looked back until the finish line," said 2014 Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon Winner Andy Potts. "I felt the pressure with such a great field of pros behind me, including Olympic Silver Medalist Bevan Docherty, and did not celebrate until I was in the finish shoot. Escape from Alcatraz is my favorite race in the world, and to return after being out due to an injury last year, and win it for the sixth time, is the best feeling ever."
Racers from 16 to 76-years-old and a number of physically challenged athletes from Challenged Athletes Foundation participated in the triathlon. The notorious Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon attracted athletes from more than 40 countries, including top Beijing triathlete Qi Dang, who placed fifth in the 35-39 male division. Qi Dang will participate in IMG Worldwide's Beijing International Triathlon, set to take place September 14, 2014.
The Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon's official sponsors include ASICS, Muscle Milk, Cytomax, Babson College, Sierra Nevada, Hornblower Cruises and Events and Tribike Transport. The Escape from Alcatraz™ Triathlon is owned and produced by IMG Worldwide with race direction provided in part by Premier Event Management. For more information and full race results, visit www.escapefromalcatraztriathlon.com.
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Batch Winery - Thomas's Bach vineyard restaurant offers exceptional wine & food experiences with spectacular views. Enjoy lunch plates & High Tea & Bubbles and relaxed sunset dining in summer. Batch courtesy bus connects Matiatia hourly return.
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Batch Winery Waiheke's newest state -of-the-art gravity-fed winery.
Exceptional wine & food experiences, seasonal plates & High Tea & Bubbles and sunset dining in summer at Thomas's Bach vineyard restaurant.
Waiheke's highest vineyard on Waiheke with spectacular views over the gulf islands. Surrounded by sun-soaked hillsides of vines, including terraces of traditional elegant Alsace-style vines.
Batch Winery creates small batches of wine varietals under Thomas, Thomas Legacy, Thomas's Bach and FIZZ sparkling wines. Hand-picked grapes, small batches and wine transfer by gentle gravity-flow to produce quality wines.
Thomas's Bach: Open Summer daily 11am-8.30pm; Winter 3 days, Fri, Sat & Sun 11am- 5pm.
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Batch Winery, 129 Carsons Road, Waiheke Island, Auckland, 1081, New Zealand.
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PALM BAY, Fla. - An arrest was made on Wednesday in the altercation that led to a shooting at Eastern Florida State College last month.
Local 6 was at the Brevard County Jail Wednesday as Landyer Contreras posted his $15,000 bond. He was the only person involved in the fight that was charged with aggravated battery.
Last month, Palm Bay police say a 24-year-old student at Eastern Florida State College shot a man at the college's Palm Bay campus.
Police say it started when a verbal altercation between the student, Landrick Hamilton, and two brothers, Landyer and Amado Contreras, turned physical.
According to the arrest affidavit, the Contreras brothers allege they were at the school picking up transcripts. At some point, the pair ran into Hamilton and began a verbal argument.
Documents show the brothers "advanced toward" Hamilton, who then responded by hitting Amado with a pool cue and a fight ensued. The three continued fighting and at one point Hamilton grabbed a handgun and shot Amado in the chest.
Police say Landyer then grabbed the handgun and pistol-whipped Hamilton with it.
"I was defending myself and my brother," Landyer said when asked if he was defending himself.
But Hamilton also claims he was defending himself.
However, the State Attorney's Office found probably cause to only slap Landyer Contreras with aggravated battery charges because the fight evolved to where he became the aggressor when he beat Hamilton with the gun.
Contreras' brother Amado and the shooter, Landrick Hamilton will be charged with two misdemeanors, breach of peace and disorderly conduct.
Police have not brought charges to Hamilton for firing the shot.
Since the shooting, Eastern Florida State College has revised its policy on guns on campus and now allows students to keep a gun locked in their car in the parking lot.
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It's time to have fun running for charity..Small Strides for Special Lives. The race is open to all fitness levels.
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Entry Fee $20.00 through February 22, 2013 $25.00 after February 22, 2013 Application must be received by February 22, 2013 to be guaranteed a t-shirt
Awards and Divisions
5K Run Age Divisions: 12 & Under 13-19 \ 20-29 \ 30-39 \ 40-49 50-59 \ 60-69 \ 70 & over Awards & Divisions: No duplication of prizes! An awards ceremony will be held following the race. Trophies awarded to top 3 M/F overall and medals to the top 3 in each age group in the 5K run.
Entertainment will be provided by singer Jasmyn Smith before, during, and after the race.
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Where: The Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN
Officials: B. Salvatore, K. Cutler, P. Fraher
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Consider the following chart:
The picture represents the 2011-12 +/- per 48 minutes for each of nine key rotation
players for the Pacers on that squad. The blue bar is for when they were playing
with Danny Granger, the red is when the Captain was on the bench. Without Danny,
every single players +/- dropped, and the overall average was 11.4 points per 48
Of course, that speaks as much about unit performance, as it does individual. It
makes sense that the team performance would drop when one of its two or three
most accomplished players was not on the floor. More evidence of Grangers
positive impact on last years team can be seen in the Pacers shooting performance.
The Pacers shot a higher percentage in 11 of the 14 shooting zones on this chart
with Danny on the floor. Overall, the teams eFG% dropped from 49.0% to 44.5%
when Granger went to the bench last year. And this wasnt just Danny being an
above average shooter.
Over the first half of last season, Danny Granger suffered mightily from the floor,
posting an eFG% of only 44.3%. Still the Pacers shot better in 10 of the 14 zones,
their eFG% was 4.4% lower 43.5% vs. 47.9% with Granger on the bench. Again,
this is team performance, and not inconsistent with the overall squad talent declining
with anyone replacing Granger.
However, theres actually some evidence that the individual performance of most of
the players was improved by...CONTINUE READING AT 8p9s
Raptors Republic Preview: Gameday: Raptors @ Pacers Nov. 13
Its going to be a relatively quick pre-game today since were on a back-to-back and,
well, were all probably a little exhausted from last nights triple overtime loss.
As it is, the team travelled late to Indiana and will play the Pacers, who defeated the
Raptors on opening night, 90-88. As I mentioned in my post-game, that was a loss
under better circumstances, with Lowry healthy, able-bodied wing players in the
lineup, and with the benefit of rest and a lively home crowd. Instead, the team will
be without Lowry, Fields and Anderson once again, tired from a travel night and a
triple overtime game that saw Jose Calderon log 50 minutes and DeMar DeRozan
log 60.
By the way, before I jump into the breakdown I should note that as per the latest
news I have, Lowry did NOT travel with the team, but he tweeted, Indy! This being
injured is for the birds! which could be taken as him having made the trip. Fields
and Double-A are also not expected to play, as of the latest chatter on Twitter, but
please comment if this news changes before tip-off.
Tale of the Tape, 2011-12
Offensive Rating:
Toronto 103.9 (11th), Indiana 97.3 (26th)
Defensive Rating:
Indiana 99.5 (7th), Toronto 108.6 (27th)
Toronto 92.3 (19th), Indiana 90.3 (27th)
Toronto turnovers (4th in TO%, 6th in Opponent TO%)
Indiana rebounding (5th in OReb%, 9th in DReb%)
Toronto fouling (30th in Oponnent FTA/FGA, 12th in FTA/FGA)
Indiana scoring (29th in eFG%)
Positional Breakdown
Point Guard Advantage: Slightly Pacers
Calderon played a great game last night, but I am not hopeful about how hell play a
night after logging 50 minutes. Hopefully John Lucas broke his slump going three for
six last night and hitting a huge three late, because hell be relied on to provide
adequate back-up minutes. For the Pacers, Hill is seriously overpaid but has been
scoring at a steady clip so far this season now that hes the guy. Augustin has been
terrible adjusting to his new squad, shooting just 18%. If Calderon can somehow look
fresh, you might give the nod to the Raptors, but that seems unlikely.
Wings Advantage: Wash
With Danny Granger out, the Pacers have been struggling on the wings and have
resorted to rotating the starter beside George. While none have stood out, George
is a personal favorite who is oozing with potential and has already learned how to
contribute in other ways when the shots arent dropping. DeRozan has been at his
best of late, save for his shot selection late last night, but coming off of a 60-min
outing he could be tired/exhausted/zombified. Neither of the benches inspire much
confidence, so we call it a wash.
Bigs Advantage: Pacers
West took it to Bargnani badly in the second half of the opener, and you can probably
expect more of the same tonight. Hibbert has been struggling significantly to lead his
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Discussion in 'football' started by Balbi, Feb 16, 2012.
There you go.
They're both as bad as each other.
They aren't all bad. Even Joey Barton has some redeeming features.
Any club used as a focal point or outlet for public religious bigotry should be shut down on principal.
Ah yes, Because it's only them and their fans, isn't it?
I'm growing to really dislike some elements of Scottish football. They should keep all this pathetic religious shit out of football.
I was referring to rangers and celtic with that post. Yes they should.
At least you get to observe it from a distance, it's worse supporting a secular team in scotland and having to still put up with their shit.
I agree.
Well you might get your wish soon, eh
If only they would shut that dump down. Must be the only ground which needs a twice yearly safety certificate.
Cameron appears to be on rangers side
We are a mostly unionist club. I would have thought the Union Flags and singing God save The Queen and Rule Brittania would have given it away.
just one of the reasons everyone hates your club.
We Are The People. Jealousy is a terrible thing.
What people?
The People.
without a team shortly?
Frankly I'm raging I'm not back at my proddy school for this.
Fucking 7 years I was at that place and every year Rangers won the fucking league, the year I left and they don't and now this!
Oh the fun I'd have had over Rangers going bust.
I feel for you. It must have been soul destroying and is why you are like you are. To now find out they cheated to win the league must be like putting salt on your wounds. You are in my thoughts.
Don't call me shortly and we will still have a team to Follow Follow.
now if pailsey will get around to dropping dead
we can have a party
Don't see too much to celebrate about a football club going bust myself.
It's in their DNA. You get a taste of what I have to live with in Glasgow.
it's easier if you think of them less as a football club and more a shower of sectarian cunts.
aye having to live with rangers fans must be a nightmare
A social blight.
And child rapists.
Bang to rights.
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Will Greg Jennings decrease the fantasy value of Randall Cobb, even if he plays a limited role?
Jody Smith: It could actually benefit Cobb. A healthy Jennings could warrant the opposition's top coverage corner, freeing up Cobb to get mismatches vs. nickel corners and safeties. The Packers have been very creative with their use of Cobb, and that should continue.
Mike Rodriguez: With Jennings rejoining the Packers offense Randall Cobb can get back into a slot receiver role. Having a sure-handed WR like Cobb as a reliable check-down target is going to be huge for PPR fantasy owners.
Robert James: I don't see it decreasing Cobb's value at all. The only person I think it will affect is James Jones, he won't see nearly as many red zone targets with Jennings back.
Chris Strong: I'm with Jody on this…the Packers have been finding new creative ways to utilize Cobb in the receiving corps and sometimes in the running game. If Jennings does come back, I don't see any of this changing. Cobb has taken over the role of a number one wideout and has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that he should be the go to guy for the Packers. Since Jennings has been gone so long, he's gonna need practice and game time to get his gameplay back. This should actually help Cobb in the long run.
Ken Reiser: Randall Cobb has formed a good role for himself as a trusted playmaker due to Greg Jennings' absence. His role can only continue to grow. Personally, I feel like Randall Cobb is most effective when coming out of the back field, but in this potent offense expect benefits all around.
Ryan Miller: Jennings provides a deep threat and reliable option for the Packers, while Cobb is used more on the edge and from the backfield, so while the touches will be shared, both will still get a good number of looks.
Entering week 13, who do you think is playing amazing football and is very underrated in fantasy?
Jody Smith: Cecil Shorts continues to be a waiver-wire gem. Over the last three weeks, he's been the fifth highest scoring wide-out in the game, with 13 receptions for a shade under 300 yards and a touchdown in each game.
Chris Strong: Dez Bryant and Andy Dalton. Both players have had huge games in their previous two outings with Dalton throwing for 3 touchdowns, while Bryant has gone over the 100 yard mark in receiving with 3 touchdowns in his past two games. Both players are hot at the moment.
Zhan Mourning: Has to be Marcel Reece. Some say he is only in there until Darren McFadden gets back, but the Raiders must realize what they have with Reece. Anytime he has been on the field, he has been the most productive running back on the team. If they were smart, they would turn this into a running back by committee with McFadden and Reece. It would be through the roof production, as well as help McFadden stay healthy with a lesser work load.
Robert James: Even though he has been hurt for a good portion of the year I really like Hakeem Nicks. With Victor Cruz slumping over the last four games I think Eli will start to rely on Nicks even more.
Ken Reiser: Who is playing amazing football? Can anyone argue that Adrian Peterson's superhuman comeback doesn't warrant serious consideration? Blah blah Peyton Manning blah. Adrian is one of a dying breed– the true starting running back– and has proved his supreme worth by playing very well over the course of the season. I like the Cecil Shorts shout out, but Peterson has performed really well and it wasn't always definitive that he would.
Brian Jerzak: Outside of Trent Richardson, there has been very little reason to talk about the Cleveland Browns, but the Browns' defense has quietly had a nice year. They are in the top ten in turnovers forced, and since their bad 0-5 start, they have given up less than 20 points three times. They have been doing most of it without one of the best corners in the league, Joe Haden. They got Haden back last week and what happened? They forced seven turnovers.
Mike Rodriguez: People are still asking me on Twitter if they should be starting Randall Cobb, which is amazing considering how productive he's been, but I'm going to go with Andy Dalton. The Bengals have been solid since their bye week.
The Eagles have no heart and no motivation, are the Chargers and Cowboys next?
Jody Smith: Sometimes, with long-tenured coaches, it just becomes apparent that change is needed. Jason Garrett hasn't been in Dallas long enough for that to be a factor, and still has the vocal support of the puppet-master, Jerry Jones. Norv Turner has been on the hot seat for many years, but it's now obvious that something has happened to negatively effect Philip Rivers' ability or confidence. The Chargers could easily open up a can of quit, as the club is likely to do an entire cleansing of the franchise.
Robert James: I don't think any of those teams lack heart. Both teams still have a decent amount of talent, I just feel both coaches need to go. In the case of the Cowboys I think the players know that if they don't perform, "The Man Upstairs" will cut them in a heartbeat!!
Chris Strong: The Chargers have been a failing franchise for many years now, and Norv Turner has had way too many chances to revive his squad. It might be time to shake things up a little in San Diego and Philip Rivers could use a little more motivation from someone other than Turner. The Cowboys have been mediocre under Jason Garrett, and for the most part it seems like things won't change there for some time, unless the Boys really begin to tank hard after their Thanksgiving loss, then Jerry Jones will step up and intervene.
Zhan Mourning: I don't think its a question of heart or motivation, but a realization that the season is lost. This gives them a chance to give their young guys like Nick Foles and Bryce Brown some serious playing time to really see what they have in them. With the Chargers and Cowboys, they don't really have any younger skill position players. At least the Eagles have attempted to set themselves up for the future, if not to at least asses the value of their young talent for trading purposes.
Brian Jerzak: I actually think the talent on both teams has been overrated for years – especially in Dallas. The Cowboys have not been a factor in years. For as long as it has been since Dallas has been a Super Bowl threat, it can't be heart, it has to do with talent. Same with San Diego, they have let a lot of talented players go over the years and have not been able to reload as quickly as they have needed to.
T.Y. Hilton, Denario Alexander, and Cecil Shorts all have high fantasy stocks moving forward, name a possible December Sleeper
Jody Smith: What about Knowshon Moreno? He came out of nowhere Sunday to take 24 of the 27 running back touches for the Broncos, and after this week's tough match-up with Tampa's top-ranked run defense, the Broncos next three opponents are all ranked 21st or worst against the run- just in time for the fantasy playoffs.
Robert James: I like Mohamed Sanu to be a nice sleeper for the month of December. With Hawkins losing his spot on the depth chart, I see Sanu being the main beneficiary.
Sean Herman: Dallas Clark is a solid play at TE if you are suffering from Gronkitis. Also remember to look at the teams that clinch a playoff spot, once they start resting guys their backups could potentially warrant a play.
Zhan Mourning: David Wilson. With Andre Brown out for the season, and Ahmad Bradshaw's injury history, Wilson will be forced into the game one way or another. The Giants may look to sign another back or two, but Wilson will get his playing time.
Ryan Miller: Marcedes Lewis. He has consistently produced since Henne took over and has gotten at least 4 targets dating back to week 8. With all the bum tight ends this year, Lewis is a great fantasy option to produce down the stretch for a team that has been throwing the ball more.
Brian Jerzak: Pretty deep sleeper here, but with the Eagles looking to clean house even before the season is over, Riley Cooper could be someone who sees more targets and scoring opportunities. The way they are going, he is a guy I could see getting two or three garbage touchdowns late in games long after the Eagles' "stars" have packed it in.
Do you trust RunDMC and/or Demarco Murray in starting fantasy roles when they come back?
Jody Smith: Darren McFadden has been disappointing. Even when he was healthy he was on pace for 800+ rushing yards and four touchdowns. The Raiders new scheme doesn't fit his skill-set well. Demarco Murray should be reinstalled as the featured back upon his healthy return, relegating Felix Jones to kick returner and the occasional change-of-pace role that he's better suited for.
Chris Strong: Demarco Murray. Once he is healthy he should be the starting back for the Boys again. Darren McFadden has had a disappointing season, and now the Raiders are using more of an aerial attack in their games. That shouldn't change whether McFadden is in the lineup or not.
Brian Jerzak: I don't trust either player, mostly because I don't trust either offense. They are both WAY too inconsistent for me. If I had to pick one I would take Murray. The Cowboys' offense has more of a chance to put up good numbers so therefore, so does Murray.


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