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On Wednesday evening, Randy and Jen Charrette opened their Peak to Peak Bicycles in Ridgway for a Tour Party. As in, Tour de France Party. Only it quickly turned into the Tour de France Doping Party.
It was a great idea. Invite the community in for some food and drink and watch the day's stage on the big-screen TV. This Tour had been shaping up as one of the most interesting and competitive in years, following the repetitive reign (an unprecedented seven in a row) of Lance Armstrong and last July's dramatic but scandal-plagued win by Armstrong's former teammate Floyd Landis.
This time around a former mountain bike world champion, Michael Rasmussen, had taken the leader's yellow jersey in the Alps and had kept it, to the surprise of many, for a full week into the mountains of the
One smirch on the race had already occurred when the popular Kazakh (and pre-race favorite) Alexandre Vinokourov tested positive for blood doping following a brilliant – too brilliant – stage win, and his entire Astana team was sent packing.
Homologous blood doping is the complete indictment, and it involves injecting a rider (or a cross-country skier, or other endurance athlete) with his own or somebody else's red blood cells in order to boost oxygen to the muscles. A lot of people felt betrayed by Vino's apparent cheating. Why did he do it? How could he and his coaches/doctors have ever imagined getting away with it? (This particular test has been around for years.) What was he thinking?
Especially this year as the Tour tried to wash itself clean of persistent rumors and damning revelations. Lots of people suspected Lance of doing drugs. Maybe his cancer therapy somehow allowed his doctors to slip performance enhancing substances in under the radar? The French especially – and not just because they invented the race and used to produce its greatest champions – were furious that they could never catch him at it.
Then last year the "Puerto Nine," including favorites Jan Ullrich and Ivan Basso, were banned before the race began for their roles in a Spanish doping ring. That left the door open for clean-cut Quaker-guy Floyd Landis who won the 2,000 mile-long race after what everyone said was a miraculous ride in the
And guess what? Landis tested positive for synthetic testosterone. (I'm not sure how testosterone, short term, would help a world-class cyclist, unless it helps the body recover between stages?) Landis is still fighting the charge and has just come out with a book, Positively False: The Real Story of How I Won the Tour de France. Even if the arbitration panel exonerates him and he gets to keep his Tour trophy, the stain will stick with Floyd as it has with the race itself.
So Vino was gone, but there was still optimism that the 2007 Tour would produce exciting racing and, especially, a "clean" winner. Hand-painted signs along the route shouted the fans' hope: "Défense de Dopage." Then the wheels came off. The day after Astana was banished an Italian rider was met at the finish line and hauled off by police. He admitted taking testosterone. His team, Codifis, pulled out.
Then on the day of the Ridgway party, a day when Michael Rasmussen again rode powerfully and all but sewed up his eventual victory four days away in
I walked in to Peak to Peak and jokingly asked Randy if he had any EPO (another blood booster) or any good testosterone. He smiled wanly. It's hard to maintain enthusiasm for the sport's premier event when its stars all seem to be living a lie. Ridgway's Chris Holland, who is married to former world champion mountain biker Sara Ballantyne, accepted a beer but admitted he was devastated. "I love watching the Tour. I love it…Back in his mountain biking days, Sara used to ride around on Michael Rasmussen's handle bars!"
So, are they all doing it? David Millar, a Scot who returned to the Tour this year after a two-year banishment for using EPO, told a reporter with no apparent irony that, "There are a lot of us who are clean."
Maybe so. But local (
"They [Tour racers] live in their own little world," reported Stephen Farrand of Cycling Weekly. "They think that they have the best systems, the best doctors, the best coaches in the world. And that they won't get caught." In fact, the chemists and the willing doctors always seem to be a step ahead of the drug-testing cops. It's the nature of innovation and response.
Imagine what goes on in the heads of the guys who are doing it and denying it. Deny, deny, deny. In order to live with themselves, they must become like O.J. and actually believe that they are telling the truth. Is that what happened to Floyd Landis?
My daughter Cloe, whose husband, Adam, raced on the NORBA pro tour for years (fueled by team sponsor California Dried Plums), says, half-kidding, that it should all be allowed. "If everyone had the best dope, we'd be back to the place where the best athlete would win."
Cloe's "modest proposal" doesn't address the long-term health risks, of course, or the problem of convincing aspiring 14-year-olds not to emulate their heroes. No. At this point, there just don't seem to be any good answers.


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Hagerstown Community College student Ray Wharton of Smithsburg was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship from the Maryland Sheriffs' Institute.
To be considered for the scholarship, students must be in the administration of justice program with an ambition of entering the law enforcement field, have at least a 3.0 GPA, and have sophomore status.
After graduating from HCC, Wharton plans to continue his education at Frostburg with a double major in criminal justice and psychology.
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I was looking for a place where to sleep between 2 long bus rides, and that's what I found. The woman who welcome me was nice, there is a bar downstair where I ate, the breakfast is included, which is good for 18$, there is wifi downstair and there is hot water in the shower. The downsides are that the room was very very hot (no clim), I opened the windows but the street was very very noisy (it seems there's a bar close-by or something), and the bed wasn't confortable.
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I know what you mean. My Tasigna boxes have stickers all over that say "cytotoxic agent...dispose of properly". And we get to ingest it.
It's keeping me alive so no complaints.
Now we can have another lengthy debate about how TKI drugs are not Chemotherapy (despite the bold neon font)
Hi Lucky: I always refer to my Gleevec as my Oral Chemo. If its killing cancer cells then its a Chemo. I know this has been discussed before. I do not care what they call it, its CHEMO.
That's funny!! My latest Gleevec packaging had this as well. I regret throwing out the label -- I should hang it on my office door, so that folks will leave me alone and let me get some real work done.
Who'd want to put that in your mouth? That's what my Hydroxyurea package looked like. Rather than wash my hands afterwards, I was instructed to wear glove to handle my own pills so that I wouldn't spread it around the house. They made a big deal about it. Gave me gloves and everything.
Overcast, Ref to Hydrox;
Right and I took Hydrox for about a month to bring down platelets counts and waiting to see if I wanted to go on a clinical trail. Wish I had never taken the stuff. But what did I know back then. Toxic poison. Sent me to the hospital felt like I had an elephant on my chest. The onc said oh your body just going thru changes. Easy for her to say, what do you do when you have heavy weight on your chest and you can't breath. Tell you what I did against doctors order, cut my hydrox in 1/2. I least I could breath and the pressure left.
For (ME) all practical Insurance purpose, this phrase is critical; (or I am in trouble with my insurance)
In the dictionary, look up cancer and chemo.
It is less about pharmacology and more about lawyers.
The term "chemotherapy" means literally "chemical therapy", but the usage of the term is reserved for potent agents that are not targeted. As a "biologically targeted therapy", Gleevec is more like a bullet, and chemo is more like a shotgun. If someone took chemotherapy every day, they would not survive very long, since it kills a lot of good cells along with the bad. Also, you will never hear Dr Druker, Dr Shah, Dr Goldman, Dr Talpaz or any of the most notable CML experts call these CML drugs "chemotherapy". Dr Druker's bio makes a point to distinguish Gleevec from chemotherapy:
"He began treating patients in a community cancer clinic half a day a week—an experience that cemented his desire to develop targeted drugs to attack cancer cells without the harmful side effects of chemotherapy."
(See para 3)
If someone says the "broader" use of the term would apply to TKIs, then it would also apply to aspirin and every drug that is not a naturally occurring substance. But if Dr Druker refuses to call TKI drugs "chemotherapy" then so shall I.
Love the picture, thanks for the laugh! It is ironic that they package it with that label, then have us ingest it. What a hoot!
Trey is bang on about the lawyers. It's all CYA.
As a chemist, I handle stuff like this in the lab, but I always wear gloves there. At home, I just handle the pills with my bare hands. And I don't even wash them afterwards (le gasp, as my dd would say)! Product safety pretty much mandates that you don't send people home with drugs that would cause problems just from handling it. In such cases, there's a coating to prevent dermatological contamination. (All bets are off if you break the pill and handle the powders inside though.).
I won't even go into chemo definitions - but I will say this - Better living through chemistry, yeah, baby!
Happy Cat,
Regarding ">>(All bets are off if you break the pill and handle the powders inside though.)<<
What happens to those who break the drug open to dissolve it in water and ingest it?
What happens when the pill breaks down in the body?
That depends on the drug. Skin is a pretty good barrier, so as long as the material isn't too caustic, it is likely fine. But you should wash your hands, don't leave the chemicals on there. Some things will cause irritation after a prolonged period, so always wash if you handle the powder.
I would contend that if manufacturer says you can crush a pill and dissolve it and drink it, then it is not likely to be all that harmful to the skin. They don't want to get sued for causing burns, so if it isn't safe, they would not tell you to do it. Still, it is always good practice to wash your hands.
Some drugs (like real chemo) are incredibly toxic. Thus, you will see nurses who administer it wearing gloves. The really toxic, dangerous drugs are generally administered by qualified medical personnel. And the patients are monitored. Only relatively safe drugs are prescribed for home use and self administration.
Hi Traci:
I see the concerns over the powder inside the tablet. So many people break their 400mg tablet in half to take 200mg at a time. I never heard of any concerns, but I did read that a pregnant person should not handle the pill.
If my Oncologist decides to switch me to 200mg, and I still have my 400mg. tablets left I was going to break it in half.
Also they are scored for that purpose. My other question is if Gleevec comes in 200mg. tablets or do you have to get 100mg. I ask this because I was checking with my pharmacy pricing, and there was no 200mg tablets listed. Only 400 and 100. Like you said wash your hands after handling.
Happy Cat,
Every month Medco call me to schedule my Gleevec Shipment and ask a few questions. A few months ago when Medco called she said there was a new rule you could not crush the Gleevec but it was Ok to cut where the 400 mg are scored.
I recently read where someone on the board was dissolving the TKI in water to take. That got me to wondering what is the difference between crushing and dissolving in water. I asked the lady from Medco, why the new warning, as I have been taking Gleevec since 2005, she did not know.
I did talk to the pharmacist, he just said I could cut where the 400mg is scored but not to crush, no reason why.
Susan, back when I first started on Gleevec in 2005, when my white cells got down to 1.7 I had to go in the hospital for 3 days of IV antibiotics, then a drug holiday, then when back on low dosage until my white cells came back up.
At that time there was only 100mg and 400mg of Gleevec. That has been a few years ago, I don't know if they have changed, what mg they come in.
The term "chemotherapy" has a stigma attached to it. I think from a doctor's and patient's standpoint, it's best not to call it chemotherapy. Nobody want to do "chemo." Most people who aren't all that familiar with cancer are scared of that word. You mention "chemo," and they wonder why your hair hasn't fallen out (true story). It's infamous for making people feel lousy, making them look and feel like "cancer patients." Calling it something else will naturally put a person mind more at ease with their treatment, and that might actually affect their physical well-being.
For that reason, even if TKI drugs were actually chemotherapy, I would probably refer to them as something else.
My Tasigna comes in the same type of bag, I re-use the bag & never have a problem with anyone trying to take my stuff.
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"My Tasigna boxes have stickers all over that say "cytotoxic agent...dispose of properly". And we get to ingest it"
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"Who'd want to put that in your mouth? That's what my Hydroxyurea package looked like."
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"It is ironic that they package it with that label, then have us ingest it"
I think I may have found the solution to some of the gastric problems people have been suffering. YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO EAT THE PACKAGING!
Hi Phil,
I thought because of the price of our meds we were supposed to devour everything! I guess I better stop making my famous cardboard casserole.
I hope you and your family are doing well. Sincerely Billie
The first time I received my Sprycel it looked very much like your packaging on the inside of the box, but the outside was very reserved. Then the box is opened, first one finds the packaging bubble wrap that has red and yellow stickers on it, (they don't stick well to bubble wrap) then you get rid of that and you are to the plastic bag in your photo. I had to slide back up and look, mine is a glorified zip lock bag, but the ominous labeling is similar to drain cleaner and possible hazard notes. Then you unwrap or in this case unzip the bag and finally reach the actual pill bottle. There is one more piece of tape that goes around the top of the bottle and reaches from side to side. Finally you get to the pills! Then you read the warning label on the bottle, wash hands if touching pills, that is the one that aways gets me...........ok I can wash my hands, but is taking the pill with water washing your throat? I don't use soap when swallowing so am I missing a step here????? I just saying............
Some post are quite funny, but this is CHEMO 100%. Ask the maker of it. Or better yet, the government! It is not covered under Medicare part D prescription drug plans or Part B, unless administered in a Hem/Onc office for a warranted situation. Humm Life/Death? I ask why and the response I receive is ORAL CHEMO such as this is not covered. Sorry, I worked in major hospitals for 20+ years and in the research arena to long and saw way too much! Doctors and Drug Companies---Cover Their A's all the way.
Probably call it chemo so they don't have to cover it
And the cynic in me says Novartis calls it this to justify the high price. Definitely not based on reality of mode of action
I was thinking about this at work today. When you ship "hazardous materials", DEpt of Transporation regulations come into play, at least for shipping in the US.
So DOT regs say the hazards must be visible to those involved in the transport and the materials packed ina manner to prevent spills and exposures Thus, the overpack with the polybag, as a method of secondary containment. Thus, the hazard warning labels on the bag for the shipping, receiving clerks and drivers. All this may very well be for the notification of others and not the patient.
I went and looked this up today, and it appears pharmaceuticals are part of those DOT regs. In fact, hospitals are supposed to ship drugs and biologicals in a manner compliant to the regs. I get my gleevec from the hospital pharmacy, and I get it in a FedEx envelope, no hazards on it, no secondary containment. In fact, I kinda doubt FedEx knows what is in there. So either they don't know the regs, or the regs have more wiggle room than my brief perusal of them revealed.
I see what you are saying and I can understand the concept, but mine comes in the plain brown cardboard box with no markings at all. It is once you enter the box you hit the mega warning details. I wonder why they can get away with unmarked (generic porn looking) boxes on the outside. Oh and since I left myself out there for comment with the plain brown wrapper idea, I have a few ideas for replies. Just in case
It is shipped without marking on purpose, to prevent theft. Don't want to make it too easy for people to make off with the OxyContin! The driver should have a manifest with the contents listed and probably some indication of hazard class.
In the US, any DEA- controlled substance (heroin, cocaine, barbiturates - anything that is likely to be a substance of abuse) that is in a public accessible area (shipping dock, mailbox, etc.) can't have the name on it. At work, that means when we manufacture these substances, we can only draw the chemical structure, we can't write the name or even indicate it is DEA controlled. And I work in a locked, alarmed building. In our case, we are essentially "openly hiding" the drugs from the cleaners who come at night. But this goes directly against hazard communication regs, which state everything in our hoods must have a name and hazard associated with it.
Anyway, the point is, there's a lot of regs involved, and some conflict with each other. This usually means accommodations must be made to somehow satisfy each.
I can't imagine how much work goes into the processing and sending out these and other drugs. I won't revisit the entire story but my first two week trial of Sprycel was stolen off the UPS truck, even in the plain brown wrapper. I do not believe it was because of the Sprycel, I believe it was because it was from Florida to Pennsylvania, and like you said, it could be something that is great for illegal resell. Although we laugh and make fun of the packaging, we appreciate all the work that goes into getting us our meds.
Teddy, I have to call at least a week ahead, it takes about 20 minutes to get the order processed, then I have to be here to sign for the delivery. Some companies allow no signing, but I guess packages have turned up missing when left on the porch, so the long distance pharmacy I have to use because of insurance does not give option for no signature. Sometimes I would like to be able to visit the local pharmacy for the med, but like you said it would still be a process in the end.
Ah, local pharmacy probably isnt so bad then after all
I have to get my Gleevec through a mail order specialty pharmacy, and they'll allow delivery of a $9000, 45 pill bottle of Gleevec without a signature. If it gets stolen from my doorstep because I chose not to have to sign for it, I found out that I'll have to pay for the replacement myself. Insurance will not cover it unless it's the fault of UPS.
UPS allows us to request that the shipment be kept at the shipping center. What you need to do is get the tracking number from the pharmacy once the order is shipped, and then contact UPS and ask them to hold onto the package, and that you'd like to pick it up the day after it arrives. That works better for me because it's hard for me to be at home sometimes during delivery hours because of work.
That's a great idea, I looked into that also. Problem is I live in a po'dunk area, the closest UPS or FED EX (never know which service the pharmacy is going to use) pick up location is about 2 hours away. I might have to choose that option if I ever find enough energy to work again, I would not be here for delivery and like you said if it is missing, then we pay for replacement. In my case it would be a squirrel, bear, or raccoon who steals the package, but don't think they would end up enjoying their find.
Hey Pammie,
How many packages with a plain brown wrapper do you get a month? My Sprycel comes in an UPS envelope! I wonder what your mailman thinks! You know how those small town rumors get started. Especially since you have made yourself quite noticeable as the crazy lady on steroids. You haven't killed anyone yet have you? How are you doing? Are your eyes still bulging? Really I do feel bad for you, so far I think you have had just about every side-effect that Sprycel has to offer. When is your next bw?
And where is Judy? Is she doing okay? Tell her I said hi. I hope you all are staying away from the ticks (especially Bob). If he calls you up again for the same reason, make sure he isn't faking it!!!!! Luv Billie
Hi Billie,
I am doctor shopping, when you have a minute email me yours again, can't find the email where you sent me that info. The angioedema is still present, second round of steroids with little results. I am convinced the Sprycel is causing the swelling, for some reason most of my side effects are now centered around my head (oh I am just waiting on your comments on that one) . The red rash that comes and goes is on cheeks, between my eyes, and neck, the red hot left ear that looks like it is going to burn up on occasion, and now the swelling around the eyes. I have no other fluid retention symptoms, ankles, hands feet, calves are all great. I have called hematologist, oncologist, and both say they do not think any of it has to do with the Sprycel refer me to PCP, so I visit the PC doc and she tries her best to treat the symptoms but is clueless to most of what I am dealing with. Hence my I doctor search. I have looked in a few areas, but with insurance issues Cleveland Clinic is out of area, Philadelphia also, there are several doctors in Pittsburgh but none of them at West Penn are options because hospitals are now placing a 'no doctor jumping' concept, if you see one at a hospital you are not permitted to see another at the same hospital. The search continues............ I am due for PCR test again in about 6 weeks, so I guess I will be at same place, but I am determined to find a new doc by fall. I am also on a quest to dump local oncologist, I see no reason to have two or three doctors, almost every other person I have communicated with have a PCP and one cancer doctor. Future goals
You are all lucky you can get it via mail, i have to go to the local pharmacy and order a new batch, then wait 3-5 days, then go down to the pharmacy again to pick them up
Good reminder, after 5 years I forget that I maybe toxic to the kids in my life. Thanks, I must be more diligent. I carry mineurn my purse and I really need to think of a safer way to transport this stuff.


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Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Robert Cupp is taking a new job as chief legal counsel for state Auditor Dave Yost.
Cupp, a Lima Republican who was defeated for re-election in November by Democrat William O'Neill, served on six-year term on the Supreme Court.
"This is a great bonus for the people of Ohio," Yost said. "Justice Cupp could have gone anywhere – I am grateful that he is willing to join our team working for skinny, accountable governments. It's a logical extension of his stellar public service."
Prior to the Ohio Supreme Court, Cupp served on the Ohio Court of Appeals. His public service also includes 16 years as a member of the Ohio Senate and four years as Lima City prosecutor and assistant law director. Additionally, Cupp was twice elected as Allen County Commissioner.
Cupp also worked in the private practice of law for more than 25 years and is a member of the Ohio Bar Association. He earned both his undergraduate degree in political science and law degree from Ohio Northern University in 1973 and 1976, respectively.


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Inter Milan president Massimo Moratti is happy with the performance of manager Andrea Stramaccioni and does not intend to make a move for Pep Guardiola.
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Highly successful former Barcelona manager Guardiola is currently on a year-long break from football, but that has not stopped media speculation linking him to AC Milan.
When asked about the possibility of the Spaniard taking over at Inter Milan instead, Moratti revealed that the thought did not cross his mind as he was satisfied with Stramaccioni's dedication.
"Guardiola? As far as I'm concerned, we already have a good coach," Moratti said to Rai Uno.
"Sometimes when distracted by your fans and popularity it's not easy to find this kind of dedication. But he [Stramaccioni] has it and it's something natural."
The Inter president also spoke out against Juventus' decision to approve the departure of Alessandro Del Piero, and he insisted the same would never happen to club captain Javier Zanetti.
"I'm not at Juventus, so I don't know what the reasons were," Moratti stated.
"Zanetti is a fantastic lad, just as I believe Del Piero was. He has a future written out for him that he wants, meaning that there's also a future for him as a director, should he ever stop playing football."
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By STEVEN MUFSON The Washington Post
SALEM, Mass. – Peter Furniss, the fair-haired chief executive of Footprint Power, gives a tour of the aging coal and oil plant that towers over sailboats in this historic harbor.
An old coal plant in Salem, Mass., one of the state's 'Filthy Five,' is headed for demolition, as natural gas – a cheaper and cleaner source of energy – becomes more popular.
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The Ivy League-educated lawyer, clad in unsoiled work boots and a pinstripe jacket, circles a mound of coal and walks inside a rusting oil storage tank. He gingerly steps into a tunnel where a conveyer belt carries coal into the plant's furnaces.
Inside the plant, Furniss points out the Roman arches and graceful columns in the turbine room and the half-century-old control panel, an antique compared with the computers that run equipment now. From the roof, he surveys the scenic coastline, which fades into the autumn fog.
For years, this coal plant -- known as one of the state's "filthy five" -- has flirted with closure and avoided a costly overhaul that would bring its toxic emissions in line with modern pollution standards. In 2003, Gov. Mitt Romney, R, stood in front of the plant and declared: "I will not create jobs that kill people. That plant kills people."
Nine years later, two of Salem Harbor power plant's generating units are still operating and the other two, including an oil-fired unit, closed last December.
Now, however, the prospect of long-lasting cheap natural gas supplies has sealed the fate of the plant. In August, Footprint Power, run by a group of former utility executives, bought the roughly 60-year-old plant from Dominion Resources and announced they would tear it down in 2014 and replace it with a cleaner, more economical natural-gas-fired unit.
"When we were first looking at the overall project, it really was a toss-up as to whether it would be more the environmental rules or the gas price that was going to drive coal plants to shut down," said Furniss, 45. "It now is very clearly the gas price."
Salem Harbor is a case study of how the shale gas revolution is overthrowing assumptions about energy by undercutting coal prices and usurping it as the nation's fuel of choice for electric power generation.
Across the country, utilities are switching from coal to cheap natural gas. In April, for the first time, natural gas pulled even with coal as a fuel source for power plants. Through August, the use of coal to generate electric power had tumbled 17 percent while the use of natural gas jumped 27 percent, according to the Energy Information Administration.
As of July, companies had announced plans to close down 30 gigawatts of coal-fired plants, or about 10 percent of the nation's total coal plant capacity, by 2016, according to a study by the Brattle Group, a consulting firm. These aren't models of efficiency; the EIA says that the average coal-fired generator to be retired this year is 56 years old.
Overall, this transition might cause the loss of jobs in some coal mines, but it is also creating jobs in areas rich in shale gas. Moreover, the gas glut is cutting utility bills for households and businesses, giving a much-needed boost to the lackluster economy.
In Ohio, for example, households and businesses in 2011 saved about $1.85 billion, or about 20 percent of gas and electricity fuel costs compared with the average from 2007 through 2009, according to Richard Smead, a director of the eco nomic advisory firm Navigant Consulting. The average household saved $232.
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GREENE – People in this Androscoggin County town grieved Wednesday for a 6-year-old boy and his father, who police say accidentally ran over his son with a plow truck early in the day.
The home of Kevin Capponi and family where he accidentally backed over his son while plowing, causing his 6-year-old son Nathan's death on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 in Greene, Maine.
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State police spokesman Steve McCausland said Nathan Capponi was pronounced dead at Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston after being hit by his father's plow truck around 6:45 a.m.
McCausland said the boy's father, Kevin Capponi, 36, was finishing plowing snow from Tuesday's storm out of his driveway on Quaker Ridge Road and was backing up when the accident happened.
Police said Capponi did not see his son, who was playing in the driveway with his scooter.
A man who answered the phone at the Capponis' home Wednesday night said the family was not ready to speak about the tragedy.
At the Circle K convenience store and gas station on Route 202 in Greene, people expressed sorrow and disbelief.
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"I can't imagine what he's going through," Carmichael said.
"It must be horrible," said McGray, whose mother once baby-sat Kevin Capponi.
Capponi, who graduated from Lewiston High School in 1996, reacted with a message on his Facebook page, saying: "Please forgive me and my family. I love him with all my heart. It is now broken."
Quaker Ridge Road is a long and narrow country road that connects with Route 202 in Greene.
Homes are set far apart and back from the road. Many are surrounded by trees.
The Capponis' white split-level home and barn appear well-kept. The driveway is about 100 feet long.
Nicole Beachesne, a neighbor, said, "I'm not sure how I feel" about the accident. "I guess I am in shock, but I feel really bad for the parents."
Her 14-year-old daughter waited for the school bus at the same stop as Nathan Capponi, on Quaker Ridge Road. She said her daughter didn't know the young boy well but said he was a good kid.
Alex Tardif and Evan Tardif were walking along Quaker Ridge Road on Wednesday afternoon.
Alex Tardif, 10, said he is a friend of Nathan Capponi's sister and remembered Nathan as "being a pretty nice kid."
"I just feel horrible for the family," said Evan Tardif, a sixth-grader at Greene Central School.
Kim Spencer, assistant principal at Greene Central School, declined to comment Wednesday night, saying the school would issue a statement Thursday responding to the boy's death.
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"Kevin was a good kid in high school. I feel bad for him and his family," he said.
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"There is no forgiveness needed Kevin," wrote Christopher Miller. "Your family is caring and wonderful to be with. We feel joy whenever your family enters the room. You both look into the best for each other and the kids. Forgiveness is not what you should ask for at this time."
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After 18 years of rubbing elbows with politicians in Washington, former Republican Congressman Wayne Gilchrest has returned to his roots as an educator, building bamboo fishing poles with students on the Eastern Shore.
A cardboard box full of animal bones and skulls, found by his students, sits in the bed of his black Toyota pickup truck. He spends his days hiking, canoeing and fishing on a stretch of more than 1,000 acres of public land.
Gilchrest, 67, serves as director of a Kennedyville outdoor school called the Sassafras Environmental Education Center, an education division of the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy, where he teaches children environmental literacy. He opened the school after losing his congressional seat in 2008 to a more conservative opponent, Rep. Andy Harris, R-Cockeysville.
Gilchrest has been running the center, in an old brick house called Knock's Folly, for nearly three years. The building has a history dating back to the 18th century and overlooks Turner's Creek, a tributary of the Sassafras River.
When he was still a member of the House of Representatives, he would take homeless kids and school trips out to the area he calls, "an inspirational place."
In Congress, Gilchrest was well-known for championing environmental causes, often breaking ranks with his party to do so. He was co-chair of the Congressional Climate Change Caucus and served as chairman of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force.
"I didn't use my political party's tradition to interfere with my view of the world," Gilchrest said.
His time in politics opened his eyes to a lack of environmental awareness among those making public policy, he said.
"Many people, who were very smart -- working in government -- had no frame of reference to environmental issues," Gilchrest said. "And the other thing was that they felt indifferent to environmental issues."
The politics of climate change are problematic, said Gilchrest.
"These [politicians] making public policy don't know what they're talking about for the most part," he said, adding, "They don't know how the ecology works. They don't know the science behind climate change. Sadly, they don't want to know."
Gilchrest's face reddened, when he spoke of Harris, who ousted him from office in a 2008 GOP primary.
"He held a series of public hearings and town meetings around the 1st District, in which he was trying to debunk the science of climate change," Gilchrest said. "It's important to be aware of climate change because it's a critical issue."
Since 2011, Maryland teachers have been required to teach eight environmental literacy standards in the classroom. Gilchrest's program is one way to meet that requirement.
The kids participate in outdoor activities planned by Gilchrest and center staff, like planting trees and monitoring their growth over time. The children who participate in the program are mainly from Kent County public schools. But private schools and schools from other counties have also planned trips to the center.
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I've heard interesting stories about "flight crews" who leave home and go to work, fly a bunch of missions in the ME (some deadly), and go home after their shifts for dinner with their families! Puts a new spin on the idea of 21st century warfare.
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Qrafter (Crafter) is a two-dimensional barcode scanner for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. Its main purpose is to scan and parse the contents of QR Codes. It can also generate QR Codes when you purchase the "Pro Pack". Qrafter has the following features:
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- A vCard (.vcf) and iCalendar (.ics) file downloader which can download vCard and iCalendar files using Safari or Qrafter's internal web browser. This is a feature that no other app on App Store has. Qrafter's vCard parser can parse everything from names to anniversaries and it can even download contact photos. This feature enhances this vCard parser further with the ability to download vCards themselves from the internet, and furthermore adds iCalendar file download ability as well.
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Chelsea fall victim to Suarez's disgraceful villainy
As Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday showed in horrific style, football can be the cruelest of sports.
For the second time in a week, the Blues were denied their just desserts through another shocking display of refereeing. Last Sunday, it was Chris Foy who saw Sergio Aguero's two-footed stamp on David Luiz only to book the player before turning down one of the clearest penalties you are ever likely to see as Fernando Torres bore down on goal.
-Suarez again villain & hero in draw
-Suarez could face discipline
-Tyler: Takeaways from a manic game
Sunday, Kevin Friend outdid his colleague by failing to send off two Liverpool players who then combined to score the last-gasp equaliser 40 seconds after the frankly ludicrous six minutes of stoppage time had been completed.
In the league table of incompetent officials, Friend now sits ignominiously on top of the tree just ahead of the hapless Foy.
Being well-versed in the scripts that football invariably produces, it was almost inevitable that it would be Luis Suarez who had the last laugh. The despicable Uruguayan would have had the headlines anyway through his disgusting actions midway through the second half, though he made certain of it by netting his 30th goal of the season.
The football authorities in his native Uruguay have been staunch in their defence of their star striker, claiming that the powers that be in England are pursuing an agenda against him. Quite what excuse they will come up with in an attempt to exonerate Suarez after he sank his teeth into Branislav Ivanovic is anyone's guess.
What on earth possesses anybody, let alone a professional footballer, to bite another human being? When a player is infuriated, he might usually lash out with a kick or an elbow; at a stretch, a punch or a head butt.
Biting somebody is not a natural act of retaliation, though the rules of engagement that govern normal people clearly do not apply to Suarez. Don't forget, he already has form in this area having served a seven-game ban for the same reprehensible act while playing for Ajax. The FA must see to it that he doesn't play again this season and Liverpool must surely take internal action. But don't be surprised if his teammates rally around him by wearing 'Pray For Suarez' knickerbockers when they next do their pre-match warm-up.
Whatever the repercussions for the player, it won't affect Chelsea and will not benefit them whatsoever. The damage had already been done, not just by allowing Suarez to stay on the pitch to head home in the 97th minute, but also by not punishing Daniel Sturridge for an over-the-top challenge on Ryan Bertrand.
Even the former Chelsea man knew it was bad judging by the way he instantly tended to the left back. Sturridge is not a dirty player, but the challenge was reckless and should have earned him a red card. Had justice been correctly administered -- rather than Friend inexplicably opting to play on -- then he would not have been in the position to send that fateful cross toward Suarez.
Liverpool should have been down to nine men yet finished with 11. It is difficult enough to play at a red-hot Anfield at the best of times, even harder when acts of assault are ignored by officials.
In truth, Chelsea were poor in the second half but wrested a lead after conceding to Sturridge just after halftime. However, despite being on the back foot, it would only take someone fiercely partisan to claim that the Blues did not merit the three points.
Petr Cech made a couple of smart stops though the Chelsea defence was rarely carved open even if the midfield saw little of the ball after the break. Fernando Torres was subdued which made the job all the more difficult without a reliable outlet and the magical trio of Eden Hazard, Juan Mata and Oscar were unable to play their cute triangles in the business area of the field.
Nevertheless, Chelsea had been the better team in the first half and a few smarter decisions could have seen the 1-0 lead at halftime extended. A slow start was soon dispelled as John Obi Mikel and Ramires broke the play up neatly with the ball being won in advanced areas to allow Chelsea to attack with purpose.
That balance shifted after the break with the introduction of Sturridge from the bench, though the Blues kept their shape admirably without offering too much of a threat on the Liverpool goal. Their stubbornness should have been rewarded with a win; instead Liverpool's answer to Count Dracula plunged his fangs into Chelsea's quest for Champions League football next season and shamed the sport in the process.
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Singapore win Sultan of Selangor Cup
The Singapore Selection side overcame a Selangor Selection side 1-0 thanks to a Mohamed Asraruddin own goal to retain the Sultan of Selangor Cup.
With 75,000 spectators watching on at the Shah Alam Stadium, Selengor who had guests Safee Sali, Jesper Blomqvist and Jason McAteer in their ranks, had the first scare when a 4th minute through ball from Fazrul Nawaz found Singapore veteran Aleksandar Duric. The 41-year-old was however denied by Selangor keeper Jeevanantaham who gathered smartly.
Selangor responded moments later when talented Malaysia international striker Safee Sali, afforded too much time and space by the Singapore defence, fired a shot at goal only to see Lionel Lewis save with relative ease.
Geylang United striker Hafiz Rahim then came close with a shot from distance in the 18th minute, but his delicate lob sailed narrowly over the crossbar.
In an entertaining first half, the two sides continued to trade blows, with first Amri Yahyah going close for the hosts before Duric flashed a header narrowly wide and was thwarted yet again by Jeevanantaham at the other end.
Singapore started the second period with Izwan Mahbud replacing Lewis in goal.
Izwan was duly called into action in the 52nd minute, making a superb fingertip save from Safee Sali, fresh from a trial with Championship side Cardiff City, who had escaped his markers.
Singapore responded well and came close to seizing the advantage when a Isa Halim drive was expertly tipped over by Jeevanantaham. And then the breakthrough.
With the visitors piling on the pressure, Selangor failed to clear a 66th minute cross, Mohamed Asraruddin tuning the ball past his own keeper. It was to prove decisive.
Speaking of the game, Singapore coach Radojko Avramovic said: "It was an intense game despite it being a friendly. It was a very good game of football and we will use it as an opportunity to try out some players in certain positions. This match was also a good preparation leading up to the upcoming international matches."
Singapore will play the Philippines in a friendly on Friday before entertaining Jordan on October 11 in a FIFA World Cup qualifier.


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I am missing a fundamental concept in InDesign. Given a particular paragraph in a story, I need to navigate backwards paragraph-by-paragraph until I find another paragraph I am looking for. FrameMaker uses linked lists internally, so it is easy:
while (pgf.isValid) {
if (pgf.Name === "Head 1") {
return pgf;
pgf = pgf.PrevPgfInFlow;
What is the best way to do this with InDesign JavaScript? Thank you very much in advance.
Rick Quatro
The official way is to use http://jongware.mit.edu/idcsjs5.5/pc_Paragraphs.html#previousItem
that is, given a paragraph p, you access the preceding one using
pprev = p.parentStory.paragraphs.previousItem(p);
But it has been observed that this is ex-cru-ci-at-ing-ly s--l--o--w. If you need to do this a couple of times, you might be better off first gathering all paragraphs in a story using everyItem, and use that instead as a quick-indexed array.
Theunis, that is excellent, thank you very much for the quick response. I hate to abuse your generousity, but could you give me an example of how to do it with everyItem and an array? Thanks again!
That could be something like this (but remove the alerts! they are only there to show how slow the initial Gathering is. (It's faster if There Can Be Only One (Paragraph).)
// this takes a while ...
alert ("wait for it...");
pars = app.selection[0].parentStory.paragraphs.everyItem().getElements();
alert ("gathered "+pars.length+" paragraphs--there we go!");
// but then this is fast!
for (i=0; i<pars.length; i++)
if (pars[i].contents.indexOf(" the ") >= 0)
alert (pars[i].contents);
Ye Gods how annoying! The only way to get the Javascript Syntax Highlight button in the Advanced Editor mode is to post, then edit-post! Fume, fume!
.. Oh well. Good thing it's Friday.
Jongware's idea is good. What I do, though, is as follows, given a
paragraph myPara:
myPreviousPara =
myPara.parentStory.insertionPoints[myPara.insertionPoints[0].index-1]. paragraphs[0];
To get the next paragraph, it's even easier:
myNextPara = myPara.insertionPoints[-1].paragraphs[0];
since the last insertionPoint of a paragraph actually belong to the next
paragraph for some reason.
PS I haven't done this for a while, and it could be that the value
index-1 above should actually be index-2 because of the fact that the
last insertionPoint belong to the next paragraph, as mentioned.
Yes, I see that collecting the paragraphs ahead of time will make things faster for future searches through the paragraphs. However, I am still stuck on one thing. Given that I have the pars array (or collection), and I have the specific paragraph p, I want to start with p and work backwards through the array. I know how to run the array loop backwards, but I am not sure how to find the index of p in the pars array. Is there a convenient way of doing this? Thanks.
I usually use Ariel's approach (but watch out for wrap around at the beginning of the story), but lately, I've been using paragraph counts by employing this function to get the paragraph count:
function paraCount(story, start, end) {
// start and end should either be the same kinds of text objects within the story
// or indexes in the story
return story.insertionPoints.itemByRange(start, end).texts[0].paragraphs.length;
So, the previous paragraph is:
myStory.paragraphs[paraCount(myStory, 0, myPara.index) - 1];
But again, watch out if myPara.index == 0 because that'll give you the same paragraph you started with.


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MOVING to fully functional KEXEC ICS rom for DROID3
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Is this safestrap different than 2.0?Originally Posted by ovelayer
Stock Rooted HTC Rezound
Im having some issues, curious if anyone else is having the same...
Long press home does nothing (no recent apps list)
Pressing home while in an app does nothing (not returning to home screen)
Search button does nothing, short or long press
Added gmail account but contacts do not sync (no option to sync contacts)
Think I may have the wrong gapps.zip? Got it from hash's site. http://rombot.droidhive.com/ROMs/gapps/
I have wiped, formatted system, new safestrap, etc., etc.
This is being done on my spare D3, so no immediate fix needed.
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oh, sure, now i see this......
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Kenny Loggins loves this time of year! One of his most popular songs 'Celebrate Me Home' is about coming home for holidays. A few years back he released a Christmas album called 'December'. And this year he is performing at the Hollywood Christmas Parade.
Fun Facts About Kenny Loggins: (Source: Wikipedia)
1) He is an American singer and songwriter. He is known for soft rock music beginning during the 1970s, and later for writing and performing for movie soundtracks in the 1980s. Originally a part of the duo Loggins and Messina, he became a solo artist and has written songs for other artists.
2) During 1977, Loggins produced his first solo album, Celebrate Me Home, which included the successful song "I Believe In Love", sung originally by Barbra Streisand in A Star Is Born. Nightwatch, a popular album released during 1978, included the hit song "Whenever I Call You Friend", a duet with Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac, co-written with Melissa Manchester. He followed it in 1979 with Keep the Fire.
3) During 1979, Loggins and McDonald wrote "This Is It" for Loggins' ailing father who had to choose between life and death. The song earned Loggins the Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. NBC used the song as theme music for its coverage of the NCAA men's basketball tournament in 1980 and 1981.
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