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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Jan. 28, 2006) - The ETSU men's tennis team fell to No. 15 Wake Forest, 7-0 in their third match of the season. The Bucs are now 3-2 on the year while Wake Forest improves to 2-0 with the win.
Action began with Wake Forest claiming the doubles point with wins in all three positions. At the No. 1 doubles position, junior Oscar Posada (Valencia, Venezuela) and sophomore Juan Crosa (Asuncion, Paraguay) were defeated after a hard fought set by Andrew Hamar and Todd Paul 8-7 (9). In No. 2 doubles, senior Felix Insaurralde (Asuncion, Paraguay) and junior Lisandro Picardo (Mar Del Plata, Argentina) fell to Mariusz Adamski and Brett Ross, 8-3, while in No. 3 doubles, freshman Enrique Olivares (Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela) and junior Sebastian Serrano (Cartagena, Colombia) were defeated by Joe Bates and Cory Parr, 8-4.
The Demon Deacons again dominated in singles action, winning five of the six matches in straight sets. Freshman Enrique Olivares was the only Buccaneer to win a set, but was eventually defeated by Mariusz Adamski, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
The Buccanneers next match is scheduled for tomorrow, Jan. 29, against East Carolina University in Winston-Salem, N.C. at 9 a.m.
Wake Forest 7, East Tennssee State 0
#11 Todd Paul (WF) vs. Oscar Posada (ETSU) 6-1, 7-6
#35 Andrew Hamar (WF) vs. Felix Insaurralde (ETSU) 6-4, 7-5
#77 Brett Ross(WF) vs. Juan Crosa (ETSU) 6-2, 6-2
Mariusz Adamski (WF) vs. Enrique Olivares (ETSU) 6-4, 4-6, 6-3
Cory Parr (WF) vs. Lisandro Picardo (ETSU) 6-1, 6-2
Joe Bates(WF) vs. Sebastian Serrano (ETSU) 6-2, 6-4
Hamar/Paul (WF) vs. Crosa/Posada (ETSU) 8-7 (9)
Adamski/Ross (WF) vs. Insaurralde/Picardo (ETSU) 8-3
Bates/Parr (WF) vs. Olivares/Serrano (ETSU) 8-4


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GEARY email@example.com_county.toronto.globe_and_mail 2003-12-10 published
The backroom brain of the Canadian Football League
For 37 years, he was 'Facts Fulton,' the head-office man who made things work and who wrote the complex rules that govern the Canadian Football League
By Dan RALPH, Canadian Press; Globe and Mail files Wednesday, December 10, 2003 - Page R5
For 16 years, former Canadian Football League commissioner Jake GAUDAUR never relied on a computer to draw up the league's regular-season schedule. Instead, he looked to Greg FULTON to do it in his head.
"We used to run it [the Canadian Football League schedule] in the computer for days," said Mr. GAUDAUR, who served as league commissioner from 1968 to 1983. "But in the final analysis, Greg would always have it worked out in his mind."
Mr. FULTON, who spent 54 years with the Canadian Football League as a player, statistician and historian, died in Toronto on Monday. It was his 84th birthday. The cause of death was not provided but he reportedly suffered a stroke last week that caused him to fall into a coma from which he never emerged.
"He worked behind the scenes and received so little credit," Mr. GAUDAUR said. "There was no one in Canadian history who knew as much about the league as Greg did."
Doug MITCHELL, who succeeded Mr. GAUDAUR as Canadian Football League commissioner in 1984, marvelled at Mr. FULTON's ability to draw up a Canadian Football League schedule.
"He did it on a sort of a blackboard," he recollected. "What the computer kicked out invariably never worked but Greg's schedules always did. It really was incredible."
Current Canadian Football League commissioner Tom WRIGHT said Mr. FULTON's passion and commitment were an inspiration. "While he served our league with distinction and honour, he will best be remembered for the warmth of his smile, the wit of his stories, and the depth of his recollections."
Mr. FULTON, a Winnipeg native, moved to Calgary in 1930 and began his career as a player with the Stampeders in 1939. During the Second World War, he served with the Calgary Regiment of the First Canadian Armoured Brigade and participated in the abortive Dieppe raid on August 19, 1942.
Returning home in peacetime, he attended the University of Alberta to get a bachelor of commerce degree and soon after found a job with Revenue Canada.
So, how exactly did a Calgary tax man end up as one of the Canadian Football League's most influential people? It started with a love affair for facts and figures that first led to a part-time job in Calgary as a statistician for the Stampeders. When Clark DAVEY, who was later appointed to the Senate, was appointed in 1966 as the Canadian Football League's first full-time commissioner, he lured Mr. FULTON to Toronto.
Sen. DAVEY "made some quick enemies because he was outspoken and the job wasn't really ready for him," Mr. FULTON told former Globe and Mail sportswriter Marty YORK. So 54 days after he took the job, much of which consisted of feuding with Canadian Football League officials, Sen. DAVEY resigned. Mr. FULTON was kept on under Mr. GAUDAUR, Sen. DAVEY's successor.
"Jake usually approaches me every day to ask me something," Mr. FULTON once said in an interview. "A lot of the times, I think he knows the answers to the questions he is asking, but I think he might feel better if he hears something from me. I guess you could call me his confidant, but there are times when I do mention something that he has overlooked and that often can have an effect on the league and the fans."
What was most important, wrote Marty YORK in 1981, was Mr. FULTON's status as assistant commissioner -- a title he did not hold but a role he filled seven days a week. A walking Canadian Football League encyclopedia, he was soon nicknamed Facts Fulton. He was also known as Jake GAUDAUR's memory bank.
When Mr. GAUDAUR became commissioner, he delegated a number of the commissioner's key duties to Mr. FULTON who already administered the pension funds and had the challenging task of drawing up the Canadian Football League schedule. Consequently, the nine Canadian Football League general managers became accountable to Mr. FULTON.
He was authorized to issue orders, regulations and memoranda to all club officials, including coaches and players. Also, he was responsible for roster control, player personnel, registration of all contracts, waiver procedures, negotiation lists and draft lists.
"He did the work of three people but the last thing he wanted to do was talk about it," Mr. GAUDAUR said.
At the same time, however, Mr. FULTON was a confessed nag. "I wouldn't be doing my job if I wasn't," he once said.
Managers of Canadian Football League clubs across the country sometimes came to dread the sound of the phone ringing. "He'll bug you when he calls to remind you that you didn't do such-and-such a thing," said Montreal Alouette general manager Bob GEARY in 1981. "It gets on your nerves sometimes, but I guess if he didn't do that kind of stuff, no one would, and we'd be suffering more than we do."
Mr. FULTON was also something of a Canadian Football League policeman who had to lay down league laws. At one time, Canadian Football League clubs were strictly limited about who could attend training camps. Under the terms of an agreement with the Canadian Football League Players Association, clubs were allowed to conduct pre-training-camp practices only for rookies, quarterbacks and veterans who had surgery the previous year. Veterans were allowed to work out on their own, but coaches were forbidden to order them to participate. In a case in which the Argo felt they had good reason to start camp early, Mr. FULTON had to consult his regulations.
"I told them it was fine," he decreed. "As long as the veterans were running around on their own."
Clubs that violated pre-training-camp rules by practicing with veterans faced fines, he said.
All things considered, though, it was drawing up the schedule that was Mr. FULTON's most time-consuming job. It was also the one for which he suffered the most criticism.
"I've never yet been able to satisfy everyone with the schedule," he said. "I'm convinced that that's impossible because of the uniqueness of our league. We only have nine teams, which means that one team has to sit out every week. Also, because some of our clubs play in stadiums where baseball and soccer are played, I have to work the schedule around that too."
In 1990, Mr. FULTON received the first Commissioner's Award for his contribution to football in Canada. Five years later, he was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in the builder's category. In 1995, he was named the honorary secretary-treasurer and was active in head office as a consultant and historian until his death.
Mr. FULTON, who was reappointed by the Canadian Football League to his primary role about 10 times eight times, sometimes felt guilty about his job because he puts it ahead of everything else in his life.
"I've never been able to take an extended holiday," he said in 1981. "But I wouldn't change it for anything in the world... I'm one of those rare people who actually enjoys his job."
To a sometimes troubled league, he was a godsend.
"Thank goodness we have a guy like him," Bob GEARY told Marty YORK. "I hate to think what would happen to us if he wasn't around."
Mr. FULTON leaves children Robert, Byrne and Rebecca. He was predeceased by wife Angela BOMBARDIERI in 1990. Funeral details are pending.
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Efficacy of Influenza Vaccine in HIV Infected Adults
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00757900
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : September 23, 2008
Last Update Posted : October 9, 2008
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Vaccination of HIV infected individuals with the sub-unit influenza vaccine is safe; however it induces only moderate immune responses and likewise is modest in its protection compared to HIV uninfected individuals. Based upon the available data, the South African Thoracic Society has provisionally recommended the use of influenza vaccine in HIV infected individuals with CD4+ counts of > 200/ml and viral loads of < 100 000 copies/ml.(Green R et al. In press, SAMJ). This proposal is however based upon recommendations made elsewhere with minimal level of evidence regarding its benefit, and no evidence from countries with a high prevalence of HIV. Very few HIV infected adults, however, actually do receive influenza vaccine in South Africa, partly because of the absence of compelling data regarding the burden of disease in Africa as well as lack of vaccine effectiveness and issues related to physician awareness and access to influenza vaccine in the public immunization program.
The conflicting evidence, between developed countries and Africa, regarding the effectiveness of PPV highlight the drawbacks of extrapolating vaccine effectiveness data from developed countries to developing countries. Differences in the epidemiology of HIV between developed countries in which the prevalence of HIV is low to that of high-burden sub-Saharan African countries include:
- differences in the mode of transmission of HIV and demographics of the infected population.
- differences in standard of care, including access to prophylaxis against opportunistic infections and use of highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART)
- differences in risk for disease from opportunistic pathogens, e.g. Mycobacterium tuberculosis, etc.
These differences may all contribute to differences in the risk and severity of influenza illness among HIV infected adults from these communities as well as possibly responsiveness and effectiveness of vaccination.
The investigators are conducting a double-blinded, placebo controlled randomized trial at the HIV treatment clinic at Helen Joseph Hospital to determine the effectiveness of influenza vaccination in HIV infected adults in South Africa. The significance of the findings from this study will help quantify the burden of influenza illness in African HIV infected adults, as well as assist in making more informed recommendations for the use of influenza vaccine in HIV infected adults and in guiding national policy for preparing for a future influenza virus-pandemic.
|Condition or disease
|HIV Influenza Vaccination HIV Infections
|Biological: MUTAGRIP
|Phase 4
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|507 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Parallel Assignment
|Triple (Participant, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Efficacy of Influenza Vaccine in HIV Infected Adults
|Study Start Date :
|April 2008
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|September 2008
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|September 2008
Active Comparator: 1
To receive a sub-unit influenza vaccine
Biological: MUTAGRIP
Purified polyvalent vaccine for active immunisation against influenza.The vaccine is an inactivated split virus mixture of different group A and B viral strains. One 0.5 ml dose, intramuscular route.
|No Intervention: 2
- First episode of culture-confirmed influenza illness caused by community-acquired subtypes antigenically similar to the strains included in the influenza vaccine which occurred at least 14 days following study-vaccine administration. [ Time Frame: 1st May 2008 and ending 30th September 2008. ]
- The antibody response for each virus strain. Seroconversion will be defined as a ≥4-fold increase in antibody titer relative to that season's baseline titer for each strain.
- Incidence of solicited reactogenic events occurring within 72 hours of vaccination.
- Changes in CD4+ cell count and HIV viral load.
- Hospitalization or death for any physician-diagnosed respiratory illness in which influenza virus antigenically similar to vaccine strain is identified.
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 55 Years (Adult)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- HIV infected adult on stable first line HAART for more than 3 months or anti-retroviral naïve HIV infected adult with a CD4+ cell count >100 cells/ml performed within the previous 3 months in relation to the date of randomization.
- Age 18-55 years.
- Willing and able to maintain weekly contact at least during period of April - August (i.e. presupposed influenza period) either through SMS or telephonic contact.
- Willing and able to adhere to study protocol re: attendance to clinic for scheduled and illness visits.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Any contraindication to influenza vaccination, including known allergy to egg.
- Currently on treatment for tuberculosis or received treatment for tuberculosis in the past 6 months.
- History of chronic lung disease which required maintenance therapy either currently or in the past 6 months.
- Any contraindication to intramuscular injections.
- Current known grade 3 or grade 4 laboratory or clinical toxicity as per DAIDS toxicity tables.
- Any previous history of influenza or pneumococcal vaccination.
- Any plan to vaccinate against influenza or pneumococcal disease during the course of the study.
- Plan to emigrate from the study area within the next year.
- On steroid therapy for >21 days (current or within the past 30 days).
- In the investigators opinion unable to maintain study procedures.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00757900
|South Africa
|Helen Joseph Hospital
|Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
|Principal Investigator:
|Shabir A Madhi, MBBCH PhD
|University of Witwatersrand, South Africa
|Principal Investigator:
|Ian Sanne, MBBCh
|Clinical HIV Research Unit
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Shabir A Madhi, DST/NRF Vaccine Preventable Diseases (University of the Witwatersrand)
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00757900 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
CHRU02 (Ethics ref no 080212)
|First Posted:
|September 23, 2008 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|October 9, 2008
|Last Verified:
|September 2008
Keywords provided by University of Witwatersrand, South Africa:
influenza, human
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Influenza, Human
HIV Infections
Orthomyxoviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Respiratory Tract Infections
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs


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land these duties be iirst per , j formed ' for months past the one effort of | the la'e administration was to conceal i the true condition of the national j treasury and embarrassing as its con dition is known to he the|pni>lic will j be startled when secretary carlisle's first statement shall be given to the country the goldjreseryej is actually below the minimum standard of 100 000,000 and secretary foster refused lust friday jo sign a two-million war l rant for an indian claim that should i have been paid months ago because there was nut money enough in the treasury to meet it there is 104,000,000 of geld re serve but 8,000,000 has been bor rowed from b.mks to keep up the ap j pearance uf maintaining it and count ing only the actual available cash assets of the treasury as they were counted by former secretaries there is a deficit of over 30,000,000 all the gold shipped to europe comes direct from the treasury vaults and the u<>v | ernment now receives no gold revenue i custom duties can be paid in coin 1 not^s and gold has ceased to come into i the treasury the early issue of bonds'seems to be an ab.-olute necessity and it will now require double or triple the sale of bonds to reeover our strained credit in the meantime with a bankrupt treasury we must borrow geld to buy silver and continue to aggravate the evil that has brought the country to the verge of tiu.inci.il dishonor the administration and the people \ of th country must accept tins appal i ; ing condition as it is and meet it as be.-t ihe can one of two things must be done and doue speedily w must either reduce our expenditures fmm 59,000,000 to 60,000,000 by j pension rev ision and retrench meut gen ! er illv or v j must levy additional taxes upon i u j people to thai extent . cmi : gr-r-s will have to meet in extra kg ion j , •■soon as the new admin s rs*t t>n can | t*tke i1s ekhct i;i:u e ;-.■■the purchase i of silver mu>t be stupp<d tujd i-vt ev euues rinst i>e supplied it is not h'kelv that congress will meet for several months unle>s a sud i den and imperative emergency shall arise b it it u ex'ra session is i:k % >::'-; j l>ie because the sjovernmei.t nuinoi go on uniil d.ceaiber without it i is this grave emergonry that forces ihc president to be t-inphaiie in declaring his purpose toaielav for some time the consideration of applications for office committee's report the congressional committee ap pointed m consequence of the home stead calamity to investigate the mu tu.il obligations existing between cor poralions and their employers and give some formal expression of their cou ! elusions have reported as follows : 1 iiiyhts of employers and work men are t qual 2 employers have the undoubt ed right provided they will fulfill their agreements to employ znd disuu.«.s men at pleasure 3 workmen can legally organize for mutual protection and improve ment 4 when dissali>fie.d with wages ! or hours they should attempt to arbi trate 5 failing in this they have a right to discontinue either singly or in a body 0 having discontinued they have no right legal or moral by force or in timidation to keep others from taking i heir places or to attempt to occupy injure or destroy the property of their employers 7 in all controversies arbitra tion having failed reliance should bt placed upon tlie power and adequacy of the law u 8 whether assumed as legal or nor i the employment of armed bodies of men for private purposes either by em | plovers or employes should not be re ' sorted to and such use is an assutnp j don of the state's authority by private ' citizens j - ( j states have undoubted authori '■ty to legislate ag.nnst the employment | of armed bodies ol men for private purposes bui the power of ongress to so legislate is nor clear although it would seem that congress ought not t be powerless to prevent the move ment of such bodies from one state to another 1 in conclusion the committee says that its investigations have led them to c:ju clnde that the fault is not wholly on one side and that the middie ground seems to be iu the direction oi arbitration without making any recommenda tions but pleading tor arbitration the commitke closes its report by saying : •• i this end we bespeak the co-opera tion f all patriotic citi/ens and yonr committee will welcome any legisla tion which will tend to secure to the aborin man his every right without depriving the employer of his for both are guaranteed by the constitution and the laws of tlu hmd moody'srsermons for the benefit of the great majority of our readers who could ootfgo to charlotte we publish outlines of seve ral of mr moody's sermons gathered from the neies and the observer repesta2sce was chosen for the subject of flisrus sitin and thought t'ne evangelist is such a plain practical talker that all perplexing questions an easily solved and proved convincing by his merito rious argument he called attention to five things that lead to repentance : first conviction ; second contrition third confession of sin ; fourth con version ; fifth confessing christ there are three things says he that lead to conviction — conscience the word of god and that of the holy ghost some people claim conscience is a better giiid than anything else con sciences diflrr materially and some j people have very queer consciences as you all know when you do wrong i conscience does not always remind you j of it but the word of god do-s we have the word of god to lead us aright the holy ghost and son of god a gti*rdi«if angels and with these three friends to guide u it is a deplorable sin that we are guilry of the sinful ness of unbelief many are convinced of the error of their ways but do not turn from their sins follow your convictions on this point and you will be saved there is a vast difference between conviction and repentance arid there won't be true contrition if there be not true repentance true contrition not only means a casting down of the spir it but a lifting up as well true coutrition begets true repent ance and touches the heart of jehovah before you see god here must be con viction before contrition and then con fession follows you onn not help those who will not j l.elp themselves hew to the line let ihe chips fall where they may aud unless lltere be confession of sins there is not repentance a i in is a lie under any other name learn to treat sin as a sin and nol escape ihe knowledge he said he believed that thc-.-e petty subterfuges daily resorted to t\na this j apologetic construction put u]>on mis | tieeds k.is the re-tsou l-'if were so nianv faulty in tbeir lives confess vour faults one to another ; trut helps oi to h wk1 l:7 so yon may have power ut:i god ; do not try t«i j istify , o:.r si •.>;. take i : ir j liir*_-e step and v e are lead to conversion another ds.-cour.-e was o;i — what seek ye ? mr moody s.iid that he h;:d three texts one a question one ui i rta tion and c:v a command in the 38ih j verse of the first chapter of john these } words ure fou-id what s-/k ye 1 john the bap'isf and two of his fol lowers were standing and they saw the son of man walking toward them john said behold the lamb of god which taketh aw.iy the sin of the world 1 immediately the former dis ciples of john left their master and followed christ asking him rabbi whrre dwellest thou 1 to this inqui ry jesus said come and see and i'uty followed christ to gethsninane tocal varr and in fact throughout his min istry on earth where christ was these two disciples were at all times near by andrew sealed his testimony with his life and petei followed unto death it is evident that they found in chri-t what many present here to j night have not it is remarkable yet j as true as heaven christ i all you make him these apostles mad much of him and he was all they conceived him to be in those days men were constantly comuig.to christ and askiug ihn to show them signs that they too might believe on the son of god others asked him difficult questions attempt ing to entangle him m the mosaic law still others attempted the same thing hut for another purposp it was those who wanted office lint when they found it was to be a spiritual kingdom and not a temporal on they left him and did not return president cleve land has many more friends now than he will have when his term expires iuother crowd were after the loaves and fishes they thought that christ s work was to feed multitudes and they hung around to get something to eat c.rist turned to them and aul/'lou are after the loaves and fishes 1 here was another class and there are many of this kind here lo-night just going because the crowd goes with no defi nite purpose you come to see th crowd ve;l you won t et anything for vou did not come for anything youwe no definite purpose but are actuated by motives it might not do to tell what ever brought you—wheth er it was to please mother to hear the nixing or to see th ■crowd am glad to see vou here and pray god blessing may rest upon you seek ye the l.rd while he may b found jdon't look for feeling am ex region but look for god lie is anxious to redeem you anxious to save a:iil it doesn't take a very long timr for au anxious sinner and a more than willing god to come together 1 o « must be earnest in your search d not be slothful with active earnes mn^ntvy.u-lllim.lthe^ghhno.j god mou acquires fir-t a good pxi tinn in the world then lie serks god this i not right what god puts first man seeks last seek gnd first and all things will follow 11 is the pendu lum and will regulate your live so that your k<t'd works ou eanh will h glory to g"d in the highest still another sermon was about — the holt srihit i told you yesterday i was going tn talk on the office and work ot the holy spirit of two things — what he came to do and how he is qualified to do the work of god 1 want to ay i was in the church 5 years before i ever heard of the personality of the spirit i don't know whether it was the fault nf the preacher or my fault but i looked up on the spirit as n attribute of god we dishonor the holy spirit by speak ing of him as it christ all along speaks of him as a person the father has his work the son his and the ho ly spirit his i venture to say that a hundred christians here never thought of the work of the holy spirit and yet there's not a child here who could not tell what christ came for — to save sin ners the holy ghost came on just that identical errand let me run over a few things he came to do : 1 to convict the world of sin you often hear people say they wonder why the preachers don't convict more people that's what the holy ghoft j came to do liabriel might come down j this very night with hair lit up with j glorv might preach and persuade men ] but if the holy spirit don't work with ■him he won't convict me of sin the reason a got>d many people won't come out to meeting is that they don't want : to hear abaut their sins they want | smooth oily words when the holy j ghost works he takes hold of the con i science and convicts i was preaching in philadelphia i once a lady and her husband were \ attending one of tliu meetings when j they went oufc she spoke to her hus band but he was huffy and wouldn't ! speak to her they went home ; lie ; retired and still wouldn't speak the ; next day he still wouldn't speak h»1 kept that up for a whole week fi i liaily'hi siid wife what did you go and tell air moody allifub'mt me lor i i have never spoken to mr moody sh said well vou wrote to him then he said no said the wife : wei thenjyou got some friend to lell i him 1 no i did not she said why sa.d he lie held me up before those ten thousand people and told them all i bout me 1 i wish i had that power this verv evening to hold a man up | as i show hitti himself 2 the next thing lie doe he sheda abroad the love of god in our hearts j now you tell an unrenewed man to ' lo»e kis enemies ou might a'i well - tell him to jump over the moon ; he can't do it becausejhe hasn't the pow er you remember when you srsr be i came converted you loved everyone because the spiril of god was in your i heart but you let a root of bitterness spring up and thorns come and you began to lose that love there is a good deal of difference be j t'.vecn the love of god and man's love you southern folks if you get the love of god shed abroad in your hearts will love us northern folks i fancy ma son and dixon's line won't ui..*ke any difference the e are nine graces told of in g | 5:23 some one wrote them off and put them in ray bible in this form i will read them to you love joy love exulting peace love in repose long suffering love untiring gentleness love in society gooduess — lore in action faith — love on the battle-field meekness — love at school temperance love in training 3 the next thing the spmt of god . dues is to impart hope you take a man full of the holy ghost and he is i full of hope he don't get under a ju niper tree like eiij ih lie.id acts and see how full or joy those early chris j tians were they knew the crowning day w;is coming 4 another thing the spirit gives j is liberty we don't bare much of , that these doys did you know that j how hard it is to speak with liberty it is easy to preach when people pray but not when they criticise if people go to church three tim>s a week they think they are fine csmstians think if they g > three times a week pay their debts and keep themselves wit of jail they are doing m ghtj well 5 another tl:iug the fckimt of trod does it testifies oi christ tiie spirit ,: g id will volj i::to ili w '' uh ; i never saw a man or woman full ol the holy ghost that wasn't full oi scripture verses that i heard as a (; hild came back t > me when i got ihe ioly spirit in me i we ve got the tfoh glifetin us he shall bring to our remembrance all things 0 another tiling the spinl does he comforts you that's what he n^refor to comfort v t»if bride in the vilderness the sliekiuah c«ro un*u while the israelites w.ere singing a c/reat honor to niusic and filleti lue trtberuaele the spirit shall obed mi ce vou your lx)dy bee tmes a temple ol god " george mu lersaid 1 ! can i keep my soul but i e u keep my body foi t;.e hoiy ghost 10 dwell in n ■■. here's the pivot upon which it all turns 1 1 can get your suul awake euoug i highest of all in leavemng power latest u s gov't report arsouuteiy pubb to heir this truth it will do you morn guu'l than the whole meeting 4 in the third fourth and fifth chap ters of john we hurl fire clawea of christians first there's nieodenius he just got a little of the spirit down lii his 1 eirt hut not enough to make him leate the sanheflrim i td hi friends for christ up whs l f r i,l of heint ostracized if lie let it be known that he was christ's disciple we find a higher type in the 4th chapter the woman who c;mie to ct i pot full hat thank god she got » well full siie didn't wait for the a nointing of the holy ghost suppose some one had said look here mag gi-n you've got a pretty had reputation you d better wait for several years and see how it'll be she tuitfht hare been brought up before the session of the presbyterian church or before the church hoard in the baptist church and told she'd better wait awhile then in the last chapter we rind a better type there are lots of chris tians like the man's well frozen up in the winter and dri?d up in the summer the reason so many christian dom't work is because they haven't power two of the greatest methodist i churches in england reported only 1gs conversions in a year we ought and must lead others i sometimes think it would be a good thing to ask people when they come to join the church with or without power we have enough of the without power'chris tians i believe there is such a thing as being filird with power and losing it l;ke sampson your strength i going from you but thank god,samp son's hair wasn't pulled outat the root so it grew out again and with it hi power returned the reason \ ve don'l have that power is because we don'l want it above everything else parents should want it thai they m ty train their children right one of the most awful things is thai satan is going in to our lioinns arid taking onr sons oui to the whisky shops acd brothel and we haven't power to oust him out '" »\ e must have power fnnu on high given byjthe holy ghost ■o o j w^i _ gen lees si0ry told on the battlefield and recalled bj f.en b d johnaloii,of al.ib in i mo one who participated in the glo rious achievements of tiie army id northern virginia will ever forget the memorable campaign of the spring of 1864 the united states had gather ed during the winter of lsij3 ajid 51 a vast army of disciplined soldiers had placed at us head a successful general and with unlimited suj plies and re sources at his command had turned the head of its columns toward the confederate capital with the cry on to richmond between this splen didly appointed army and the capital of the confederacy there stood ouiv the army of northern virginia with gen robert e l»e at its head that army was lacking in almost everything ex cept courage and confidence in its great leader the struggle began with the b.ittle of the wilderness and con tinued almost daily until the two r niies drenched iu i»lood g ared at each otuer from the rifle pits iu front f petersburg each day witnessed he roic deeds on the pan of the soldiers of both armies and when the shades of night came we coiuued with sad hearts the missing ones who had made their last sacrifice iu behali of the ci*u-e they loved with their own lift blood the stirring fcenes and incident that e..ch day occurred moved our hearts and left deep impressions upon oar memories none made a more pro found impression upon me than tn in cident th.it look place on the moi of may 11 li>64 the day before tiie great battle of spottsylvauia the enemy h d concentrated in heavy col umiia iu froul of th t part f our lini - occupied by the division of g^n kin protected by thn wo > is wic li only u lew huu ir.i yards of • pen ground be tween the wood and lire stworks o rhode's division they made a sudden wd impetu i;s assault upon the lines aud drove out j ... s's brigade and .. part of i .;•,.,-,-,', and planted tueii colors oil r bre.ist works j^hii.slou'a brigade was at the time in re>erve mipdo>tin l-mgstr»-et*s corps he was u s ily summ med to the poiut of iittnck ami umler the e '"' • •■' ! " ■•■i c luiuander uisuic th cl arge h hi .. jjuye the - nemy oi the bre isi work ■. captun d the :! igs h cli t ie , i pi.ini , i . works an . . lines thai charge waa i ; bj two soldiers i i rig ule - :. ■liutv a pr nuut*nt a b.wiii .;.. an : r a n in in >- . . . ■. yt ■! he i •..;.•:. ■■• ■. ■■■. ■. ■. f down : . . ■•" - foot s!ipji d d i reached tu.iu to take the flag and the north carol na soldier seized it after 4he figh \ is over he carried it back fee gen l j e and a*ked his permission t<i it to the governor of north carolina to in preserved in memory if thut day gen lee wrote a letter to the i vern rof north carolina commending the riv deed and sen the sagas rrquest h w,i on lhis decision the sfvonh time duriug the campaign that the soldiers hud [ 0 take hold of gen lee's ; ior>t and force him from the reid of battle whil ■the fight laited we could not prevail ou him t retire from the field when quiet had ngai i been restored a number of fh genera eers assembled at the lit le honse geil ewell's hea iquaitera jut in tlie reui of the line of brittle there were gen erals ewell and rhodes ramseur doles pendleton and the writer vvhile we were sitting on the porch dueussing the events of the morninn gen lee came out of the house 1 mi : took his se il among ns turning u i gen rhodes he sa d : general what ! shall we do with gen doles f ;■n in those j e ple t break ovei lines gen rhodes replied wy shall have to f>t i les off this r 1 m ; k . he has suffered quite severely f r il i already lur-t ai t !.:? moment -\ conri r up with a i atcti i'or gen l e i was one of s ewarivi scouts 1 n opinion it jh»t time w provalen among all the general officers at tin frontth.it united states troop were sliding around our right and did u»l intend to fight us in the portion we then held ail snpp — ••! the dispati h that gen l f - had just received from gen stewart wa something relating to t lie movements ol gen grantv my it was gen ramseur who fir>l broke the silence n m 1 ng tl at i . impression w is x neral in the .. i i it the r • deral troi ;- were movii .■to the left to war i uichm ud ge . l.f then turned and plaj ■y remarl jed : i 1 > not know which one of v iii.-iy ti culled to the conimai i of i army when i am xoae until tin ton could i know the d osculii - which ii t ! e comtnan !• r if an . - ay the g guish tlifl true from the false r r • which coma fr i the s uts i ' then relate 1 thr following jti:t : u v hon i v>a on gen v «.,'.'> sf.ifr in the mexican v;;r late one night 11 general sent forme arriving :.! tl triil i found thai tl * - outs had ■in with reports thai fcj 1 can arn had crossed the mountain and were ij camp about ten miles away j sng gested t g i w ol thut it was hardi possible s ich a report could i e trn but said thai if he would i r v me ' tquadron of dragooua i would re the facts t iiini by morn ing aud the mean tiue the army rmild be g ; in readiness for action knowing t ; r a company f dragoons w r nt d;it in the route 1 must t in .-. i d t ; m in i'd t proceed at once on the reco - ] nosssance and t ik t lie j .. j in t 1 on ally ordering uuotsier in repl .■them mounli ig ny hoi . i lou . road lei ding tn ! ;:■■-■•),'.. | , a ,,, the enemy l!y sortie ii , a ,,' ■1 missed the place whi re lie .;,.._; were picketed and s > ■!• t run make ; be ;,. n >, f m , i pel d up ,» mexican lad as . g . . •,.,<,,. r .,,. idly ti ward the . u appn injj a village m 1 . ■,.. that hr • ... ved to depart ( own ; eople wroul : ; him guiding n \ a . . him behind 1 ro i village 1 us i r de .- ■fearf il noise - i ■i ■saw in i . • m ,,, | an ,., : but when i came nean r i found ti 1 it was only tl • . ' approat ig the | 1 the ilrxic n 1 ,,,.| ,. . ; tinctly s«ee t - iiers ou « , marching ■..;..>. ,,,, tents - , , , _ tain , . . ' t ti ■- ,, ■■. '. lent to m [ > come upon ti.e 1 ,.,-■,% ■■■'■and . •• ir r t tli , !; . , n no enemy s'.ru .: .... i saw . . . 1 iwo cry for pitcher's r statesyille marble works is the place to get monuments tombstones etc a large stock of vermont marble to arrive in a few days we guarantee eatisf'iction in every respect and positively will not be undersold granite monuments of all kinds a speciolty w c webb & co props it isa dl'tyrou owoyourrpifmfl fv.m i fly to set the bet vn.lur for your money i vcciioaiico in your faol^onr by i.jt-ci.as!iic ; v r . l dear'ob shoes which rov svnt ibo bent vain f«r pi-itcii sckesi in ihoubtbil w l douglas s3 shoe cenf&iyien the best shoe ih the world for the hqnef a cc-n«jbo gewrd eb«r tfcot trt'u not rip fine calf wunless emooth insma flexib:e more com : lorta)>ie htvli^h and iura'olo thkn ny other shoe erer lu.ldattheitioe e(iuala custom m&dc aiioea eoe tins j s'">s r.'i?a'"e5 h»n«i-oeweai finec»if hoe tb.i j sf mostbtvllaj.cjiey and dorabla sli.«=-i ever soil | luthovrioo 1 bey e<iu£a flue imported ijoebco«iiuc ! sn 5o l'alioe 6imo from byfannert and all j5o otliere wlio vant a eood be«ry calf ttirca bo'&d extension c.lga she easy to wallt la end trill tsi 5 e flmecbl\f?&j?.'2s and c2.09 work %&&■:* incburb'spiiooswulgive more wear for tlio money tliauaay olbermav they aramarfe for ser vice the lbcreaciug boies show iliat wurkiagmea bavefoumi thijout ys f » 5*2.09 ona vonthn si 75 school rs4*if c!ii)e ore worn by tho bors e\err licret tho most serviceable boe«sold at the prices fc^agtss i'i.»o end si 75 shoes fof m i msoe aro hi ado af tho best dor^ola or sat lair at libuiil they reverystyllaii,comfortatlaaaddura ble tb''ft3.00»h<v»e<juaiscustotninade»toeieo4tlns ! fr.ita^t.'xitoes.ol i^adiet who l»i u econotoire in ; their iootwear are rtidlnx tills out ( cuiioji i i»^!i«lij s»::!o and tbe pries is stamped m the bottom of e»eh shoe loci for it vrhfu yon hay bewareof dealers attempt tugto ub sutatv other luakee for them buchnubstltutionsaro j fraudulent and subject to proe»cutlon by law forob i tolnlng money under false pretences yv li i)olgl.*si iirockteu mass sold by 6 wl ■■o i i w ijf ? . a * fe v \\ ( zm ft i.m pnfnullsh 3i ">"• <".?>, s »■• _. cures aii female complaints and monthly irregularity lcuowrrhoea or whites pain in back or sides strengthens the foeble builds up tha whole byctem it has cured thousf-nds and will cv i e you d»"u^c;i2ts have it send elamp for book hli j p i>iioj2v?gfils a co louisville kj 00ooooqoo9 @ buoyancy of body q can nercr bo realised when the bow els da not act as naturo iutend tlicy g clionld instead there is headache \& wclijht in the stomach after rating pjs ce.idlt j and belching up of wind low£a spirits los of norgy unsoclablllty >^ _ and forebodings of evil an unkappy _ condition bat f£j © yutf8 © @ trill relieve it end give health sial^j liappmc.is they urc worth 9 trial i lg lure5 all 5k1n and — fl'tt t '. 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Whilst England might claim to have invented football, it's Brazil who have certainly made success in the game their own.
The Selecao have won five World Cups, eight Copa Americas and three Confederations Cups during their 1000-games, reaching the magical four figures during last night's 1-1 friendly draw against Colombia.
And, whilst the clash in America didn't go exactly to plan for Mano Menezes' side, the Samba stars have much bigger challenges ahead – most notably the World Cup on home soil in 2014.
The big challenge for Menezes is upholding the great traditions that Brazil have become famous for over the years. Always attacking with plenty of flare in the side, this great nation has produced more than its fair share of fantastic footballers.
And, with 1000 games now behind them, GiveMeFootball decided to pick the all-time greatest side in Brazilian football history.
An unenviable task, plenty of world-class players failed to make the cut. That said, every player is deserving of their place in the side – even if one is still in his early 20s! Don't forget to leave us your thoughts on the team below:
Gylmar dos Santos Neves – Goalkeeper
A domestic legend with Corinthians and Santos, Gilmar earned 94 caps for Brazil between 1953 and 1969, winning the World Cup in consecutive tournaments (1958 and 1962).
Cafu – Right Back
The most capped player in Brazilian football history (142), Cafu played in the 1994 World Cup final and captained his nation to glory in 2002.
Lucio – Centre Back
During his 11-years playing for Brazil, Lucio won 105 caps for his nation. His finest moment came alongside Cafu at the 2002 World Cup, where he was instrumental in the nation's success.
Dunga – Centre Back
More notably a defensive midfielder, the former player and manager slots in at the back for this GiveMeFootball XI. Won the World Cup in 1994, as well as two Copa Americas during an 11-year international career.
Roberto Carlos – Left Back
A 125-cap international and the most dynamic left back in football history, Carlos was as much an attacking threat as he was defensive during his 14-year career with the Selecao. Won two World Cups.
Garrincha – Right Wing
Arguably the greatest winger of all-time, the Botafogo legend won consecutive World Cups in 1958 and 1962. His international testimonial was attended by 131,000 people.
Zico – Centre Midfield
An attacking midfielder with an amazing eye for goal, Zico scored 52 goals in just 72 games for his country in the late 70s and 80s. He never won the World Cup.
Ronaldinho – Centre Midfield
A prodigious talent with the skill to beat any defender, Ronaldinho is back in the Brazil fold and chasing a century of caps. He made his debut in 1999, and won the World Cup three years laters.
Neymar – Left Wing
True, the Santos sensation still has plenty to prove, but he's already shown that he's a football superstar. The weigh of a nation will rest on his shoulders during the 2014 World Cup.
Ronaldo – Centre Forward
The greatest striker of his generation, Ronaldo was part of the 1994 World Cup winning squad, but really burst onto the international stage at France '98. Glory came four-years later, and he scored 62 goals during his international career.
Whether he's the greatest of all-time remains up for debate, but for his country he certainly delivered the goods, scoring 77 goals in 92 games and winning two World Cups.
Substitutes: Claudio Taffarel, Carlos Alberto, Nilton Santos, Rivaldo, Zizinho, Tostao, Romario.


text: New guidance on pricing practices in consumer dealings International Trade Alert Share this 10 JAN 2017 By: Mark Dewar Thomas Prince The Chartered Trading Standards Institute has, at the request of the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), published new guidance aimed at preventing misleading and confusing pricing tactics used by some traders in dealings with consumers. The guidance replaces the Pricing Practices Guide published in 2010 by BEIS's predecessor, the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, and provides a very useful and practical summary of the rules around pricing practices imposed on traders (and enforced by Trading Standards and the Competition and Markets Authority) under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 ("Regulations"). The guidance is applicable to any trader (ie business) which sells goods and/or services to consumers (a consumer being defined as an "individual acting for purposes that are wholly or mainly outside…[their] business") in the UK and across all platforms used for business-to-consumer commercial practices. This includes distance contracts (eg online and telephone contracts) and any other channels used to sell or promote goods/services to consumers. Whilst it is not, in itself, legally binding, the guidance outlines the approach that enforcement bodies are likely to take in assessing compliance with the Regulations and also provides examples of good and bad practices to assist traders in assessing whether their pricing practices are likely to fall foul of the Regulations. Key points The overarching principle of the guidance is that pricing information should be sufficiently clear and understandable so as to ensure that consumers have confidence that they can, when making their decision to purchase goods or services, rely on the information that traders provide. Specific practices which are examined in the guidance and information as to how the practices may fall foul of the Regulations are as follows: Use of reference prices - these are price promotions which aim to demonstrate good value by referring to another price (for example an after-promotion price, introductory price, recommended retail price or a competitor's price). It is important that the basis of any comparison is made clear to consumers and not to make unfair price comparisons. If trader's pricing practices (explicitly or by implication) indicate a saving against another price the trader must be able to demonstrate that the quoted saving is genuine and is therefore fair. Time limited offers - time-limited offers are offers which suggest that a product/service is only available on certain terms for a limited time. Where a product will genuinely only be available on particular terms for a limited time, and consumers need to act quickly to take advantage of the offer, the date the offer ends is very likely to be material information for consumers. Accordingly, the end date should be provided in a manner that is clear, intelligible, unambiguous and timely and should not be changed unless circumstances arise which were not reasonably foreseeable at the time that the promotion commenced. Volume offers - volume offers are price promotions that aim to demonstrate good value by reference to the volume, weight or amount of a product, or the purchase of a combination of different products. Traders should not take advantage of the fact that many consumers will not calculate for themselves whether price promotions actually offer better value (for example, whether the price of a combination offer is in fact cheaper than the total cost of buying the same items separately). Any use of pre-printed value claims on pack such as 'Bigger pack - better value' should be objective, accurate and capable of justification. Use of 'free' - these promotions suggest that the goods / services are available without consumers paying any price for them. Traders must not use the term 'free', or similar phrases, unless the consumer genuinely pays nothing other than the unavoidable cost of responding to the commercial practice and collecting or paying for delivery. However receiving the free product can be conditional on the purchase of a product provided this is made clear (eg free wallchart if you buy a daily paper), but. the cost of the free item should not be recovered by reducing quality or composition or inflating the price of the product that is to be paid for. Traders should not describe a part of any package as 'free' if it is already included in the package price. Similarly traders should not describe a service as free if it is not free for consumers that choose not to subsequently enter into an agreement with the trader after receiving the service - for example, you should not use the terms 'free valuation' or 'free call-out' if there is a one-off charge for a consumer who decides not to proceed with a subsequent purchase or agreement. Additional Charges - charges of this sort include fixed compulsory charges (ie which all consumers have to pay), charges for a component of the product or service that is compulsory but where there is a range of possible charges for that compulsory component or additional charges rendered for an optional product or service. Compulsory charges may vary in accordance with the consumer's choices or circumstances. Even if the charge may vary, it is still compulsory if the consumer must always pay something extra for it (eg a delivery charge might depend on the consumer's location or the size/weight of the product). Where a compulsory charge may vary, traders should alert consumers to the charge at the outset. It is not necessary to include an optional charge within the up-front price. However, the charge must be genuinely optional. Charges that are, in reality, an unavoidable part of the main purchase are not optional and should not be presented in such a way as to suggest that they are. 'Up to' and 'From' Claims - examples of these types of pricing practices are where, for example, a shop offers 'up to 50% off'. Care should be taken that general notices such as 'Up to half price sale' or 'From 50% off' are not misleading and reflect the reality of the offer. Traders should only make claims such as this if the maximum reduction quoted applies to a significant proportion of the range of products that are included in the promotion. The overarching principle in this regard is that a prominent general claim of a maximum discount should represent the true overall picture of the price promotion. Subscriptions - this sort of offer requires that repeat payments are made (eg weekly, monthly, yearly). The extent of the consumer's financial commitment must be set out clearly and prominently from the outset, and the consumer's express consent to any additional payments should be secured before they are charged. Traders should not mislead consumers about the extent of their future commitment in order to secure an agreement. Action points for traders Traders who regularly deal with consumers should comprehensively review their pricing practices for compliance with these new guidelines to mitigate any risk that enforcement bodies may take action for any breaches of consumer law. As well as potential reputational damage, the criminal penalty for an offence under the Regulations is, on summary conviction, a fine or, on indictment, a fine and/or up to two years imprisonment. For more information please contact the authors.


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Wow, thanks everyone excellent advice, I have been using a Neil Pryde ratchett style wave harness. I realise I do need a kite harness because it's not designed for it & I can see it won't last long. I bought an Air Rush Crash vest hopefully this will stop it riding up, if I can get it all on. I wondered whether to try my seat harness, might give it a go.
Seems to me we need a waist/crash vest all in one, with enough velcro/neoprene vastners to prevent the whole thing moving up.
So far just the odd twinge from my back, I guess with time you don't get pulled out of shape as much & you put less strain on your back, but then I will be going out more powered up.
Cheers for the advice folks!


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His time at Bain Capital seems to have become Mitt Romney's "what did he know and when did he know it" moment.
To most voters, Mr. Romney's years as a successful capitalist who became very wealthy is already an established plus or minus. When, exactly, he left the firm he began and ran makes little difference to them.
But in the hard-fisted world of presidential politics, it's become the focus of charge and counter-charge – raising questions about campaign dishonesty and the candidates' own character as well as calls for apologies.
Friday, Romney blitzed through five TV interviews to charge that questions raised by the Obama campaign were "ridiculous … beneath the dignity of the presidency and of his campaign."
Still, the questions kept coming about when Romney left Bain Capital, a firm that helped create some jobs while axing others and sending some overseas.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee says he had nothing to do with running Bain after 1999, when he left Boston for Salt Lake City to rescue the scandal-plagued US Olympic organization. Others point to evidence that Romney had a hand in running Bain for the next few years – a politically crucial difference because that was the period when the firm was involved in some domestic job losses.
"Romney is named as one of two managing members of Bain Capital Investors LLC in annual reports filed in Massachusetts, as late as 2002, adding a new corporate entity to a growing number of Bain-related investments and funds that list the Republican presidential candidate as controlling the company three years after he said he left it," Bloomberg News reported Friday. "Separate documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), reviewed by Bloomberg News, also show Romney in 2000 as the sole stockholder of Bain Capital Investors Inc."
That may be true, Romney supporters reply, but it does not mean he played any part in running the firm's day-to-day operations – including decisions that may have affected jobs in the United States.
The Boston Globe, which has led the way in reporting the story, noted Saturday that Romney's account of when he left Bain has "evolved" over the years.
Until his run for governor of Massachusetts in 2002, the Globe reported, "Romney had characterized his departure from Bain Capital more as a 'leave of absence' in which he would be a 'part-timer,' and not as an absolute separation from the thriving business he built and solely owned.... Financial disclosure forms Romney filed in Massachusetts indicate he earned at least $100,000 as a Bain 'executive' in 2001 and 2002, separate from investment earnings."
Some fact-checking organizations find little evidence that Romney played any direct role in cutting or outsourcing US jobs.
"None of the SEC filings show that Romney was anything but a passive, absentee owner during that time," FactCheck.org asserts. "It should not surprise anyone that Romney retained certain titles while he was working out the final disposition of his ownership, for example."
That Bain under Romney's command – he established the firm in 1984 – was a "pioneer" in outsourcing, as the Obama campaign charges, is only "half true," according to PolitiFact.com's "truth-o-meter."
"Outsourcing was well established by the early 1990s, and firms were applying it in a variety of industrial areas," says PolitiFact. "The Bain companies were among that group."
But perceptions can be just as important as hard evidence in campaign politics, and critics say Romney's image here illustrates a fetish for secrecy.
Romney also is under fire for not releasing more than he has of his personal income tax data.
During the Republican primaries and debates, it took pressure by Newt Gingrich and others to get Romney to release his tax returns for just two years.
That's far fewer than the 23 years he provided Sen. John McCain in 2008 when Romney was being considered as Mr. McCain's running mate. And as The Washington Post noted this week, "His father, George, released 12 years' worth of tax returns when he ran for president in 1968, and other top-tier candidates have traditionally taken a similar approach."
Will any of this make any difference?
The Obama campaign hopes it will as it continues to chip away with new TV ads and statements, and it may be having an effect.
The Pew Research Center reports that despite the stagnant economy and broad dissatisfaction with national conditions,President Obama holds "a significant lead" over Romney – 50 percent to 43 percent among registered voters nationwide.
"The latest national survey … finds that Romney has not seized the advantage as the candidate best able to improve the economy," Pew reported this week. "In fact, he has lost ground on this issue over the past month."


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Keeping the ABCs Relevant: Finding New Ways to Teach Kids to Read and Write!
By Rosemarie Truglio
Ed. Note: This post was authored by Rosemarie Truglio, Jennifer Schiffman, Jennifer Kotler and Susan Scheiner of Sesame Workshop's Education and Research Department.
N.B. Above is a playlist of Sesame Street ABC segments from throughout the years. Keep watching to see more examples of our educational alphabet content, or use the playlist icon to scroll through and find your favorite.
The alphabet hasn't changed since Sesame Street first debuted in 1969. No letters have been removed. No new letters have been discovered. Similarly, the importance of providing a foundation for a lifetime of learning is just as important then as it is now. What has changed over time is the expectation for a child once he or she enters kindergarten. We've heard countless stories from parents who are concerned that activities that were appropriate for first and second graders have trickled down into kindergarten. Standards are more stringent and expectations are higher. However the country is still facing a literacy crisis, with newspapers around the country citing statistics indicating that many children are entering kindergarten ill-prepared.


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NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Gaming Review
NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan Introduction:
After taking a stroll through the feature set and visuals of NVIDIA's GTX Titan, it's time to put it to the test to find out if indeed it is a Titan (pun intended) among video cards. Packing a full 2688 CUDA cores in its five Graphics Processing Clusters, it is equipped with the feature gamers have been clamoring for: a larger frame buffer size. To that end the GTX Titan is equipped with a 6GB frame buffer running through a 384-bit bus for the most memory bandwidth available on an NVIDIA graphics card. This helps drive performance when using maximum settings in games along with running larger resolutions, including up to 4K.
When you look at the feature set, the GK110-equipped GTX Titan is geared strictly towards the gamer and has the graphics power to run the entire NVIDIA Ecosystem off of a single card equipped with a single GPU. Packing two, three, or four into a supporting motherboard should provide the ability to run every game on the market at maximum settings; in other words, as NVIDIA states, a Tri-SLI equipped system can run Crysis 3 at maximum settings using a surround resolution of 5760x1080. It's been an ongoing joke over the years but the holy grail was to run Crysis with maximum settings. Here we have a solution that purports to do just that.
It's time to get past the mindless banter and see what the GTX Titan can really deliver as a gaming video card and decide whether or not it is the world's most powerful GPU.


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I agree, this is one of the first things I noticed as well. Interestingly enough, while the new and improved JavaScript engines help with calculations on loaded pages or with DOM manipulation, blocking unnecessary content still improves page loading and therefore the browsing experience far more noticeably.
As as Mac user another reason I use Adblock Plus is a purely technical one: The Mac version of Firefox has abyssal drawing speed and it's massively impeded by active content like embedded objects (Flash, Quicktime, etc.) but also by many graphics. I've experienced scrolling slow down to a crawl on certain sites where I choose to deactivate ADP. Unfortunately Firefox 3.5 makes the situation worse by introducing pixel scrolling. It's just something to consider as too many Flash ads will simply force me to block them as sites become unusable.


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Springridge German Bible School (Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada)
The Springridge Mennonite Church was organized on 29 July 1927 with the name, Blumenthal Mennonite Church. It was composed of three settlements near Pincher Creek, Alberta. Since the church language was High German and the common language of the settlers was Low German, the settlers felt a need to provide older youth with the opportunity for German language and literature studies in association with biblical studies. Classes were begun in 1935 in the church basement with an attendance of 15 students, with one dropout after a week. Special emphasis was given to musical training and choir practice devoted to singing the hymns of the church. Teacher Peter Boldt acted as advisor to the school.
The church engaged Johann Heinrich (John Henry) Görz (Goerz) from Coaldale as teacher from October 1935 through February 1936. According to one report, Görz did not return after Christmas because his wife had experienced a nervous breakdown. In 1936 he moved to British Columbia where he was also involved in the teaching and preaching ministry. In subsequent years follow-up training in German language and biblical studies for the younger generation occurred in three week sessions during the summer months, led by teachers such as Peter Boldt and Kathrina Wall Janzen. Kathrina was a graduate of the Coaldale Bible School and the German-English Academy at Rosthern, Saskatchewan.
The Bible School did not continue after 1940.
John H. Görz obituary. Mennonitische Rundschau 101, 2 (11 January 1978): 11.
Jacob P. Janzen's diary.
Peters, Gerhard I., ed. Remember Your Leaders. Clearbrook, BC: Mennonite Historical Society of B.C., 1982.
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Janzen, David. "Springridge German Bible School (Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. April 2002. Web. 15 Dec 2018. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Springridge_German_Bible_School_(Pincher_Creek,_Alberta,_Canada)&oldid=143089.
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Janzen, David. (April 2002). Springridge German Bible School (Pincher Creek, Alberta, Canada). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 15 December 2018, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Springridge_German_Bible_School_(Pincher_Creek,_Alberta,_Canada)&oldid=143089.
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Denying the controversial remarks of spritual Guru Asaram Bapu about the Delhi gang-rape victim, his spokesperson Nilam Dubey on Monday said that the media has created the whole issue by misquoting 'Bapu'.
Reacting to the ongoing controversy and countrywide criticism over the statements, Dubey said, "Bapujee never made such statements. He just asked his women followers to avoid such situation anyhow, while he was addressing a 'satsang' here soon after the incident."
"He was only suggesting that women should try their level-best to come out from such situation by using diplomatic ways. We request the media not to distort the statement, this will dissolve such a sensitive issue," said Dubey.
"Yes, he said that the girl had made a mistake by taking an empty bus in night. If she had taken 'matra-diksha', the God might have saved her anyhow," she added.
Asaram has landed himself in a controversy over his remark that the December 16 Delhi gang-rape victim is as guilty as those responsible for the barbaric sexual assault on her.
According to media reports, the self-proclaimed godman further said that he is against harsher punishments for the accused as the law could be misutilised.
The spiritual guru's remark comes at a time when the entire nation is mourning the death of the 23-year-old brave heart who died in a Singapore hospital 13 days later after the heinous crime.


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Vivienne Westwood played a vital role in the emergence of Punk Rock in the 1970s and has gone on to become one of the most original and influential designers of our time.
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Pasadena public radio station KPCC-FM (89.3) grabbed the national spotlight with Friday's announcement that Jarl Mohn, the media industry veteran who ran E! Entertainment Television through most of the 1990s, will be National Public Radio's next president and chief executive. He succeeds interim President and CEO Paul G. Haaga Jr. starting in July.
Mohn, who was the founding president and CEO of the media investment company Liberty Digital and held a senior position at MTV and VH1 before going to E!, is currently chairman of KPCC's parent company, Southern California Public Radio (SCPR). He's been on the board of KPCC for 12 years and chair of the board for the past 2 1/2 years. Now, with Mohn soon to be at the helm of NPR, many fans and industry observers are looking to KPCC for clues as to what might be in store nationally for the public radio institution.
Mohn's background "makes him ideally suited to lead NPR as it continues to expand its reach and play a unique role in public service journalism and cultural programming," said NPR board Chairman Kit Jensen in a statement.
In an interview with The Times, Mohn said that chief among his goals is to "provide an element of stability in terms of turnover." NPR has seen seven CEOs including him as well as interim executives over the past eight years.
Gary Knell resigned in 2013 as CEO after less than two years to become president of the National Geographic Society. He was replaced by Haaga. In 2011, Knell's predecessor Vivian Schiller left NPR after a senior executive was caught on video making disparaging remarks about the tea party movement.
"I made a five-year commitment," said Mohn, who will keep his Brentwood home, but move to Washington D.C., where NPR is based. Stability is important, he added, in order for NPR to "continue the day in and day out job of news reporting and journalism."
Second order of business? Fundraising. NPR currently has a deficit of approximately $6 million.
"It's something that's fixable," Mohn said. "But we shouldn't define the organization by its problems, we should define it by its opportunities. And there's great opportunity here."
That means tapping into a loyal base of listeners and foundations with resources, he said. At KPCC, Mohn and former board chair Gordon Crawford were two big resources. Their gifts to KPCC went toward building the $23-million Mohn Broadcast Center — Mohn alone gave, he said, "in the 4-million range for the building itself, plus annual gifts."
Part of his long-term vision for digging NPR out of its financial hole is to execute an ambitious capital campaign to raise money for both NPR and member stations. "I just don't want to preserve NPR, I want to really grow it," he says. "The audience is engaged and they want to be part of the dialogue. Many of them are high-net-worth individuals who have the capacity to give larger gifts than they're giving."
Mohn also intends to increase corporate underwriting and sponsorships and tap into digital content models. "People are willing to pay money — I pay $10 to Spotify every month — why not also target audiences [for fundraising] on the digital platforms?"
During Mohn's time at KPCC, the station has undergone significant programming changes and steep growth. KPCC has made a shift toward all news and information and diversified its staff as well as its audience. "It's gone from the fourth most listened to public radio station in the L.A. [market] to the third or fourth most listened to public radio station in the country," said Bill Davis, SCPR president and CEO. "We've gone from being an overwhelmingly Anglo audience to about 45% people of color."
Davis attributes much of that growth to Mohn's "infectious passion," marketing savvy and fundraising know-how at the local level. "If his experience at NPR is congruent with his experience here at KPCC, you're gonna see NPR's audience grow and become more diverse — and people at all levels willing to support that kind of public service content," Davis said. "I think his skill set is unmatched in public media and he has the potential to be a really transformative president for NPR."
Mohn flips the credit back to Davis and others at KPCC, saying he's learned from them "99% of what I know about public radio."
"KPCC has been a wonderful laboratory and great model for expanding diversity. The station sounds like L.A. — the voices, the accents, the names, the stories," Mohn said. "It has to do with recognizing the terrain. We need to do the same thing at NPR, recognizing the terrain of the United States. Not just ethnic diversity, but also political, age, income, geography."
Accurately reflecting the local terrain of its member affiliate stations is also how Mohn intends to fight the sentiment that NPR has an East Coast bias — something the network already tried to address when it established NPR West in November 2002.
"I think we'll proceed in that direction because [NPR] can't sound like Washington, D.C. — it has to sound like the country," Mohn said.
One thing that Mohn is still unsure of — the role of music initiatives at NPR.
"Music is a very big part of the mandate of NPR," he said. "It's news and cultural programming. I don't have enough experience in the public radio approach to music programming. I'm not foreign to it, but I've been focused first and foremost on the news and information piece. I have no intention of paring it back or increasing it yet; I wanna see how the member stations and the user/listener base feel about it and get a sense of how to proceed."
It should be noted, however, that Mohn began his career as a disc jockey in 1967 and was on WNBC-AM in New York in the 1970s.
Will Mohn's alliance with KPCC mean special treatment in terms of aiding the station in rolling out some of its highest rated shows nationally?
Mohn is ever-diplomatic about that. "The folks at NPR will learn very quickly that I'm a very collaborative guy; and the worst thing would be to try to jam any personal agenda. I will thoughtfully put forward anything I think is the right thing to do and we'll have spirited discussions about it."


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Manhattan HIV/Hepatology Brain Bank
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00300209
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : March 8, 2006
Last Update Posted : March 17, 2016
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Description: The Manhattan HIV/Hepatology Brain Bank (MHBB) was established in 1998 as a resource for the AIDS research community. The MHBB was created to act as a center for the provision of pre- and post-mortem tissues and body fluids from HIV infected persons. It has recently expanded its goals to assist in the elucidation of liver disease-induced nervous system disorders.
The MHBB is dedicated to improving the understanding of HIV and Hepatitis C and thereby, improving the lives of patients living with HIV and/or Hepatitis C.
Participation is voluntary and can be stopped at any time.
Benefits: This is an observational study; no experimental procedures, devices or drugs are used. All enrolled patients undergo regular examinations by physicians, nurses, and neuropsychologists who specialize in the problems that HIV and HCV can cause.
Taking part in this study may result in the detection of brain, muscle, or spinal cord disease for which treatments may be available. Participants may receive no direct benefit from this study. However, knowledge gained from this research may, in the future, help others who suffer from HIV/AIDS and/or liver disease.
Participants agree to autopsy and organ donation upon demise by signing an Anatomical Gift Consent document.
|Condition or disease
|HIV Hepatitis
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|Actual Enrollment :
|187 participants
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|Manhattan HIV/Hepatology Brain Bank
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|September 1998
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|June 2002
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|June 2002
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- CD4 cell blood level [ Time Frame: Baseline ]
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CD4 < 50 on two occasions >12 weeks apart. Hemoglobin <10 G/dL. Albumin <3.2 G/dL.
CMV end-organ disease Disseminated MAC PML AIDS Dementia Complex Wasting (>30% of lean body mass)
Visceral Kaposi's sarcoma Lymphoma-systemic of CNS
CHF Major systemic illness with poor prognosis (as determined by primary physician).
Exclusion Criteria:
- <18 years old Not willing to sign an Anatomical Gift Consent for autopsy and organ donation upon demise.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00300209
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|Mount Sinai School of Medicine
|New York, New York, United States, 10029
|Principal Investigator:
|Susan Morgello, MD
|Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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|NCT00300209 History of Changes
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|March 8, 2006 Key Record Dates
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August 27, 2005
Back-to-school time is looming, and Community Education wants to remind parents about the programs it has during the school year.
Prime Time is an after-school program for elementary school children that provides a safe, supervised place for them to be until the parent gets off work. The structured program involves games, crafts, assistance with homework, nutritious snacks, and a safe place to play.
"We want to make sure the kids are safe after school," says Mike Schend, director. "Lots of research has shown that there is a much lower percentage of kids who get in trouble, such as with drugs or alcohol, when they are supervised than when they go home to an empty house."
The program has been in place for years and has been well-received, he says, but many parents still are not aware of it.
May Street, Westside and Mid Valley elementary schools all have Prime Time programs, and Parkdale's students can be bused to Mid Valley. Each site can handle from 50-55 students, but once the quota has been reached, it can't take any more. The ratio of staff to kids is 1:15 and schedules are dictated by the parents' needs. Hourly rates are just $2.05 for full-time students, and $2.20 for part-time.
* There is also a Prime Time program at May Street School for half-day kindergarten students. Children may stay in the program until the end of the regular school day or even choose to remain in the after-school care program as well. Westside students may ride the bus over to May Street after morning kindergarten. The hourly rate is based upon the number of days per week a child attends. This will be a fee-based program and must support itself.
* Community Ed also offers a program for preschool children, Little Learners, taught in the Coe Primary Building. It is for children ages 3-5 and has been developed with the individual child in mind. Taught by Angela Klein, a child development specialist, the program will use stories, music, imaginative play, social games, and arts and crafts to give the kids a variety of skills that will prepare them for school.
* The children will enjoy daily outdoor activities, weather permitting, and healthy snacks that they may even prepare themselves. Parents may choose from either a two or three day per week program and either morning or afternoon sessions, or both. Children entering the program for the first time must have all immunizations up to date.
There will be an open house Thursday, Sept. 1, from 6-7:30 in the Coe Building, giving parents a chance to see the classroom, meet the teacher, and socialize with other parents and children.
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Carly Rae Jepsen Speaks Out on 'Call Me Maybe' Viral Videos
It seems like everyone's made a viral video of 'Call Me Maybe,' the inescapable Platinum hit that made Carly Rae Jepsen a household name. So what does she think of all the lip-synced covers she's inspired?
She loves 'em! In a recent chat with MTV News, the Canadian cutie spilled, "I have seen a few. It's pretty rad that people are participating and making their own versions. It makes my day to see it." We bet Katy Perry, James Franco and a bunch of Harvard athletes are stoked to hear that — not to mention Jepsen's buddy/label boss, Justin Bieber!
Jepsen can barely believe her success. "It's hard to imagine this, even though I'm living this every day, it's kind of hard to believe it sometimes," she gushed. "[I] definitely didn't predict this."
The cute brunette has two favorite virals to her hit: the Harvard baseball team's and Katy's! "I was in London at the time I saw Katy's version of 'Call Me Maybe,'" Jepsen said. "I think she was at Coachella when she shot it, which was really cool. It was another surreal moment: Being in London was already crazy and then on top of it, to kind of see all the stars were reaching out and doing their versions as well, it was kind of like a cherry on top of the whole thing."
One thing Perry's was missing was the fist pump, which Jepsen adored in the Harvard team's clip. "I saw the fist pump, it was so cute," she giggled. "It was funny because every chorus, they added a new element. I was like, they really planned this out, this is so fantastic. It's so cool that it's sort of sparked this online thing. It's really neat."
No word on how she feels about James Franco's rendition!
Watch Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez + Friends Cover 'Call Me Maybe'


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You can now download and install Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean based custom firmware LiquidSmooth v2.37 on your Galaxy Nexus I9250. LiquidSmooth developer team recently introduced LiquidSmooth v2.37 that enable Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean on your Galaxy Nexus I9250. This Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean ROM LiquidSmooth v2.37 build using CM10.2 source but comes with various extra features. Few of the key features of LiquidSmooth v2.37 ROM is, customizable hardware and software keys, transparent navbar and status bar, customizable power menu and Theme engine. We summed up a detail installation tutorial of Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean based LiquidSmooth v2.37 custom ROM on Galaxy Nexus I9250 below.
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Chiesa Ortodossa in Italia
The Orthodox Church in Italy (Chiesa Ortodossa in Italia) is under the jurisdiction of Metropolitan Cyprian of Oropos and Fili, a leader of Greek Old Calendarists movement.
The Orthodox Church in Italy was founded in 1991 by Antonio (De Rosso), bishop of Aprilia and Latium under the jurisdiction of Metr. Cyprian. Bp. Antonio is a former Roman Catholic priest.
In 1993, the church joined the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, and in 1995 Bp. Antonio was enthroned as Bishop of Ravenna and Italy. After 1997, the Orthodox Church in Italy remained linked with Patr. Pimen's Bulgarian Alternative Synod and Bp. Antonio was elevated to Metropolitan of Ravenna and Italy. During that year, the Orthodox Church in Italy was recognized as an autonomous church, and Metr. Antonio became a full member of Pimen's Holy Synod. The Orthodox Church in Italy is in full communion with Bulgarian Alternative Synod, Montenegrin Orthodox Church, Ukrainian Orthodox Church - Kiev Patriarchate, Macedonian Orthodox Church, and some small churches.
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See also
- Wikipedia: History of the Orthodox Church in Italy
- Sardinia Orthodox [1]


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