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Doctor Who: Revisitations 2 - Part 3 (UK - DVD R2)
The Wilson Bros witness the bloodthirsty Resurrection of the Daleks
Due to the increased traffic for us in terms of reviewing, these Revisitations reviews will be in a more compact form; Doctor Who fans will be more than familiar with the stories, but we have included some of the essential information to bring those outside of Who-fandom up to speed...
The Doctor/Companions: The Fifth Doctor (Peter Davison), Tegan (Janet Fielding), Turlough (Mark Strickson)
The Adversaries: The Daleks, Davros
The Plot: The Doctor, Tegan & Turlough are forced through a time corridor, landing on Earth in the late 20th century. The true purpose of this temporal alleyway is to release Davros, the creator of the Daleks and had been in suspended animation for 90 years, as his notorious creations have been decimated by the virus created by the Movellans (during Destiny of the Daleks) and they are seeking his help in order to restore their fearsome place as conquerors of the universe. Davros, however, has other plans, which include destroying his own creations...
Observations: This was one of the Doctor Who stories from the early eighties that seriously began to get the show into trouble in terms of the amount of violence and death depicted on-screen. There is a surprisingly high body-count in this story, and opens as it means to go on, with seemingly murderous coppers armed with machine-guns.
Terry Molloy breathes new life into the creator of the Daleks, imbuing his Davros something that was far beyond a mere impersonation of Michael Wisher's original performance (something that Molloy's predecessor, David Gooderson - with his ill-fitting mask - was guilty of); this Davros is a more passionate genocidal scientist with an added touch of letchery that you would find from an overfriendly, tipsy uncle at a family reunion.
Peter Davison is on fine form here, showing that he's not afraid to get his hands dirty when it comes to action; Mark Strickson's Turlough isn't quite as slimy as usual and Janet Fielding puts in a great, final regular performance as mouth-on-legs, Tegan.
The supporting cast is great, including Likely Lad Rodney Bewes, Maurice Colbourne as Lytton (who would return wonderfully in Colin Baker's Attack of the Cybermen), Rula Lenska and future Eastender Leslie Grantham.
Matthew Robinson's direction is great, bringing real cinematic feel to the location sequences; London's unrenovated areas that are seen in this story have a wonderfully dingy atmosphere that hangs heavily in the air and make the viewer believe that anything is possible in this story.
There is nothing much to report here, as the Restoration Team have done there usual bang-up job in making 80s Doctor Who look as good as possible, given the decades' technical limitations. It's as clean as you would expect, pleasingly fresh on the video side of things. The filmed exteriors maintain the familiar characteristics we all know, and as presented as best as the materials allow. We haven't got a copy of the original DVD release to hand, so we can't provide a side-by-side comparison, so we'll just assume that the image quality is either just as good as the original, or better.
Both edits come with the original mono mix, but the four-part version retains the rather nice Dolby Digital 5.1 remix from the previous release, and whilst not a subtle, understated track, it perfectly suit's the story, with plenty of beefy explosions to wake up your subwoofer, as well as pretty dynamic pans to engage the surrounds. The monaural option is a clean, faithful rendering of what was intended by the director, and always a happy inclusion for the purist what wants to relive the story as it went out.
Audio Commentary: The track for this quartered version of the story features Peter Davison, Janet Fielding and director Matthew Robinson, and it really is a blast from beginning to end. What separates this from other tracks is that all three participants were in up front in the proceedings, with no guests on the recording session to impose their ego on proceedings, not mention that Robinson is as sparky and irreverent as the actors.
As mentioned in the following retrospective of Davison's career, John Nathan-Turner's decision to have the female companions in more revealing outfits was disliked by Fielding, and opines: "Why couldn't I have had something more like Rula's (Lenska) costume"? at her more practical attire. Speaking of things which sear the eye, what is considered a landmark by many in Doctor Who - the destruction of a Dalek into a fiery ball of flame by chucking it out of a building naturally prompts irreverence. "This is my son's favourite part…" announces Davison. "Where you hug a Dalek?" chides Robinson. Unfazed, Davison gives credit where it is due: "That is pretty good special effects for the BBC…" he compliments, without a trace of snide.
With all the genuine laughs generated between the three during the commentary, Davison is quick to point out that moments of humour were injected into the show in the face of departmental directives: "We used to fight to bits of humour in the show… as there was a kind of backlash when Tom [Baker] left… there were no jokes allowed…not even in light moments". OK, there were times when Baker was perilously close to bringing Doctor Who to its knees with irreverence, but there should always be something to leaven the proceedings, as with the best gallows humour.
Dear God, Davison is a man obsessed! Once again he seizes the opportunity to go on about the use of videotape in TV, and how electronic cameras were shortly going to take over at the time. Obviously this didn't happen as scheduled, but luckily along come a couple of Daleks affected by the virus, and his rant is interrupted by the controversial image of Skaro's finest spurting a substance which looks awfully close to the ol' white wee-wee.
It's a really fun way to kill some time, with all participants really having a ball whilst reminiscing about one of the most violent stories during the original run.
Tomorrow's Times - The Fifth Doctor: Given the recent death of Nick Courtney, it was rather poignant when sitting down to review this and being greeted by The Brig's voice. The ingenious fusion of Doctor Who and What the Papers Say is hosted by Fraser Hines is back to trawl through the archives of the printed media and find out the state of journalistic opinion at the time, both the insightful and the tabloid. With a new Doctor at the helm and John Nathan-Turner firmly established, journos were going to have a lot of ammunition loaded. What do we find out this time? Well, The Express doesn't read its notes properly before going to press, giving Davison's first story the moniker of "It's Castrovlava"
It's funny that they give a rather butch voice to the comments attributed to JNT, but give those of Colin Baker something almost identical to the former producer. Our favourite has to be one of the few reviews of The Five Doctors in the press (due to a printers' strike) where Guardian writer Nancy Banks-Smith recalled her meeting with John Scott Martin, in full Zarbi costume, during the filming of The Web Planet. No hyphen, of course. Whilst mentioning levity, possibly the biggest surprise come when The Daily Mail's reportage of the death of Adric was somewhat glib, running with "Dr Who's Lad is Dead Unlucky". Given the material they had been gifted, you'd have expected something more in their usual style. How about: "Boy Abducted By Traveller Dead".
Proceedings conclude with the departure of Davison from the title role being overshadowed in the press by the marriage of Tom Baker and Lalla Ward. Ironically, the Fifth Doctor's tenure on the show lasted twice as long as married life did for his previous incarnation.
Come In Number Five: Narrated by David Tennant, this is a comprehensive look at the uneasy years which followed in the wake of Tom Baker becoming the nation's favourite. It all began shakily with the matter of the youthfulness of the incoming actor, where a lot of the counter-measures to combat criticism of Matt Smith were used when Davison were rolled out. Davison himself said that he "…felt in my head that The Doctor was an older person." Interviewed for the documentary, Davison cringes when he remembers an early appearance of Pebble Mill at One when they opened the floor up to suggestions from the audience as to how he should play the part. He is even more embarrassed when he realises that 2Entertain intend to play the clip!
The promotion of John Nathan-Turner is looked at in-depth, from the rocky start with the antagonistic relationship between JNT and Barry Letts, to the resignation of Christopher Bidmead, who was getting sick of pulling all-nighters to take up JN-T's slack. Possibly the most engrossing element of the whole shebang is how incoming script editor Antony Root had the dirty done on him by JNT, who dumped a pile of scripts on the rookie's desk and sodded off to America for a week, leaving him to get them prepped for immanent production. Overwhelmed by the task, Root called on Barry Letts, who dismissed the Flanagan/McCulloch script Project Zeta-Sigma, and put Four To Doomsday in as a replacement. Rest assured that JN-T got a good arse-kicking from Letts when he swanned back into the BBC.
The baggage of having three companions is addressed. Polarised options: Fielding: "We just tripped over each other, basically". Steven Moffat: "I actually like multiple companions. I like the ability of two characters to go and talk about the Doctor as someone they know, whereas if you've got just the Doctor and one other person, that doesn't really happen. They just adore each other and run around, they get split up and eaten by green things." Given the addition of Arthur Darvill in the shows now being produced by Moffat, it seems as though this is not him merely waxing lyrical. Speaking of agreeing with JNT, Moffat sides with him about the use of celebrities in key guest roles in the show, which elevated the former producer to Max Clifford status, always wanting to keep Doctor Who in the press through any number of publicity gimmicks. Davison agrees that although was against the direction JN-T was pushing the programme, he was "a brilliant publicist". Moffat sums up his personal attitude to the casting of celebs thusly: "…if I've got the right part for Bruce Forsyth , you think I won't do it? You betcha I will, in a heartbeat!"
There are two contrasting views of JN-T from the late Barry Letts and director Fiona Cumming, with the former firmly pointing out his deficiencies, including not having knowledge of the structure of shows, otherwise they concentrate too much on the logistics and publicity side of things. Cumming considers JN-T to be "…an extremely good producer", as he was able to get the best out of everyone. Even Tennant notes the disparity of opinions between the two parties.
Turlough entering the fray is covered, but is viewed as a controversial decision from the outset. Fielding wonders if the concept of having a companion trying to kill the Doctor was really though through, speculating that it was the end product of too many glasses of wine, being too late to stop it once in production. Eric Saward concurs that a couple of glasses of the old vino make it sound like a brilliant concept.
The bulk of the remaining time is spent covering the filming as a whole, focusing on how many of the directors involved didn't really understand the processes which made up filming Doctor Who. Most didn't even understand the scripts, with others merely content to just make sure the actors read their lines accurately rather than giving them direction. Some were fresh out of director's school, and lacked experience whilst others were seasoned veterans who were just filling the void in their lives before retirement. Both parties added to the lack of spark at the time. Davison asserts that there were many occasions where he understood the stories "…a heck of a lot better than the directors did". The name Peter Moffatt is mentioned…
It's pretty damned depressing to hear JN-T recount that the decision to move the show to a twice-weekly slot was as a testing ground to find the best position for the upcoming Eastenders, the absolute antithesis of Doctor Who. Come in Number Five is a prime example of how Fielding's newfound trust of 2Entertain is paying off, and how the Revisitations sets allow for fresh perspective on the material, providing illuminating female insight in a genre primarily populated by the boys.
Naturally all things must pass, so it is only fitting that we end on the leaving of Davison in the title role, even when asked to extend into a fourth year. While there might have been some wavering under the surface, one thing cemented his decision to quit: The Myrka. Yes, this lumbering beast summed up all of Davison's frustrations, and played a significant part in his downfall. Happily, all agree that his final series was a return to form, with very little in the way of duds, leaving a clear conscience for the outgoing Doctor. All applaud his work on Doctor Who, with clips played from Time Crash, the Children In Need love-letter from Moffat, which encapsulates who many feel about the Fifth Doctor.
If you only buy Revisitations 2 for this documentary alone, then it is a worthwhile upgrade.
Info Text: Once again, this is another superb combination of the fascinating, the enlightening, the trivial and the downright hilarious. Invaluable as reference material for its exhaustive look at variations between the drafts of the script and changes made on the day, not to mention pointing out little mistakes even some of the most ardent of fans might have missed, only adding to the charm even more. Did you notice the body behind Davison in the experimentation room having a nice stretch? Well, yes, you can't miss it, but honesty is the best policy. How about that one of Fielding's shoes flew off whilst running along by the Thames, prompting an necessary re-shoot? The brief appearance by Cyberman favourite Graham Cole? You'll come away both entertained and possessed of a few more bits with which to win a pub quiz.
Walrus: Good God, this is weird. From the BBC archives, a Dalek tries to get a Welsh housewife to speak in a flat monotone, under penalty of extermination. Shot in a sparse, garishly-lit studio, this plays like a dry run for an abandoned sketch from Little Britain, or even Absolutely. Well, anyone who talks like the Why Bird might rub a Dalek up the wrong way, and extermination is inevitable. Maybe a burst of Road Rage might have appealed to the better nature of the motorised-dustbin. Odd.
Photo Gallery: Always reliable, this is another exhaustive gathering of photos taken from the production, and delights all fans when they see shots they haven't clapped eyes on for years. There is much posing of the TARDIS crew with Daleks on location in London, including the one with Davison scratching his head in very broad fashion whilst flanked by the barking pepper-pots. Bewes was obviously the real coup in casting terms, and he gets easily the largest number of photos of the guests, with Lenska not too far behind. There is irrefutable proof that the BBC had little or no faith (nor expectation) in the career of Leslie Grantham is displayed in this gallery. To even get a sparse two pictures of him, the camera has to zoom in on him in the background of a wide-shot. There's a lot less in the way of production material, but it really is worth devoting a few minutes of your time to, all accompanied by the excellent music of Malcolm Clarke. By the way, our favourite is probably the one of Davros doing a gesture which looks awfully like the Nazi salute…
Coming Soon: Good grieth, Thara-Jane! Yes, the old boy's last hurrah is coming to DVD, which saw a final bow to his irascible vanity by letting him drive numerous vehicles during an extended chase sequence that lasted nearly half an hour. Planet of the Spiders really isn't very good, and plays out like a series of old ideas lovingly kicked to death over the course of six episodes. At least the Third Doctors' ego survived the regeneration process…
Casting Far and Wide: Actor/comedian and Doctor Who fan Toby Hadoke meets up with five thespians who did their parts in bringing Resurrection of the Daleks to the screen, chatting about their experiences on the show
Up first is Roger Davenport, a man with few breaks onscreen before the TARDIS came his way. Well, we find out that the helmet her wore was incredibly uncomfortable to work with, biting into his neck whenever he'd turn his head. Not being too thrilled with the title his character was lumbered with, he asserts that "Bill" would have been a good "masculine name" for his character, rather than just "Dalek Trooper". Davenport left the acting biz in favour of security, winding up writing for shows like All Creatures Great and Small before venturing back into the limelight.
A friendly warning is given that former Straw Dogs star Del Henney is very candid about his experiences, but it threw as with regard to what. OK, he says that the banning of the explosive Peckinpah movie didn't do his career much good, but the reason for a heads-up is probably more for the fans of Doctor Who, as he states that he was eventually glad he took the job in Resurrection of the Daleks. "It turned out to be a good payday for me, not at the time, not the initial fee, but because of the repeats and the DVDs, it's been very good to me." In spite this, Henney is bitter about his career, frustrated about not living up to the potential he had been diagnosed with in his youth. Hadoke takes time out to address this curious attitude from an actor who has had a CV which most in the business would kill for.
Next up is a chat with the one, the only Leslie Grantham. Interviewed at the Alexandra Theatre, he is quick to point out that he owes a good chunk of gratitude to Who aluminates Louise Jameson and Pamela Salem, just two of a couple of people who were very kind to him in getting the ex-con into drama school. He praises all involved with Resurrection of the Daleks, with the exception of one "…who shall remain nameless" being somebody who treated those in smaller roles with contempt, including Grantham himself. Naturally, he discusses Eastenders, and is happy to talk about it and the way it continues to follow him around, but there isn't a trace of bitterness about it, or indeed any aspect of his career. He asserts that he isn't the best actor in the world, as the best ones are "…working in Sketchleys Cleaners" (they know the meaning of cleaning), but has had a damn good run. For all the infamy he has gained through newspaper headlines, Grantham really shines here, providing an amusing, honest account of his work, with more than a little self-deprecation thrown in.
Jim Findlay isn't as content as Grantham, with his career centred mainly on theatre, which occupies the majority of his interview, but is in no way bitter, which soured the proceedings with Henney. He remembers previously sharing digs with Rodney Bewes during a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream and that sharing a dressing room with Grantham was a laugh. He speaks proudly of working on Cry Freedom, and chuckling at needling Bewes' line "I am a Dalek Agent" by asking if he was taking anyone on. As to be expected with theatre actors, it's all about the TV work paying residuals, so it comes as little surprise that his favourite appearances on TV includes Silent Witness because "…that's another of those like this [Doctor Who] where the money comes in!"
Finally we come to accomplished thespian William Sleigh, is quick to praise the Mathew Robinson and the production team, commenting that the show "…just went like clockwork", surely a stark contrast to the programme under other directors. He recounts his career with good humour, quick to point out that in spite of a pretty impressive CV, he never deluded himself that he was the next Olivier. He worries for today's youngsters embarking in the business, who are going to come out of drama school expecting to find experience in non-existent reps. To truncate a quote he is probably more than familiar with, Sleigh is a fellow of most excellent fancy.
Although genial enough, Hadoke is lacking the last little bit of polish in the presenting department, with the real giveaway being when he is interviewing his guests, where occasionally his lack of genuine engagement and interaction are evident. Nitpicking is what Doctor Who is all about, but it really doesn't overshadow a truly unique angle for the show, and offers a sobering insight into the what happens after looking down the business-end of a Dalek's gun. Excellent stuff.
On Location: This is more of a retrospective of the production as a whole, which happens to feature those involved being interviewed in the areas they filmed the story. The weather for this outing is suitably miserable, echoing the inclement conditions when Resurrection of the Daleks was filmed as they revisit the locations.
It's a real surprise to find that John Nathan-Turner is on hand to discuss the London location used in Resurrection of the Daleks. It comes as no major revelation that his primary reason for featuring Skaro's finest at key points in the run was that it was a way of guaranteeing a higher place in the ratings. Spoken like a true producer. Still, he was pleased at how well it holds up, which is at least something honest to come out of him. He agrees with Eric Saward that although Resurrection of the Daleks ended up being put out in two 45-mintues parts, it wasn't as a dry-run for the longer episodes brought in the following year.
Speaking of Saward, he is usually rather serious when discussing his work, not really being one for levity, here we have a rare exception: he speaks of not being bothered with trivial changes to his scripts when being filmed, remarking that "…Mathew [Robinson] was good. He worked very hard and certainly did his best". At that point he finishes his soundbite before dropping in: "…given the crap he had to work with" as he bursts into giggles, probably not expecting the impromptu coda to be used.
What might be regarded as the crown jewel in the proceedings might be where we get the low-down on how to make policemen disappear through camera trickery, including the original in-camera production footage used to achieve this. Oh, and the great Ian Levine's participation during production is rightly mentioned, and who better to select the best footage of former companions for inclusion than the man who saved the Daleks from their greatest enemy: the BBC!
If goes out on a surprisingly dour note, with Robinson explaining that things can get very tense during production, with any numbers of parties trying to change the directors' vision of how he wants it to play out, leading to all sorts of anger. He asserts that as the years go by, "…all that passion sort of fades away, I suppose like anything in life." Wise words, and where better to end a grey day by the Thames?
Extended and Deleted Scenes: There is much talk of the differences during the Info Track, but we'll leave it to you as to how much of it has found a home here. If you haven't seen them before, let's just tell you of submachine guns being teleported aboard spacecrafts, Lenska mentioning that she only has eight weeks 'til she finishes her current assignment and more drunken Dalek mayhem as they spew curious white fluid everywhere.
Breakfast Time: Given a few of the comments Janet has fielded about JNT on previous discs, it is a surprise that the two of them were sitting on the same comfortable sofa together. The purpose of the entire exercise is to plug the [then] new book Doctor Who: The Companions, with the two guests rattling off stories about the show, including Fielding's superb bluff in getting the role in spite of her height disadvantage. Fielding is on fine form, remarking that her favourite villains were the Daleks, as you could play dodgems with them during rehearsals. Smack bang in the middle of all this is an article about the music for Doctor Who, with Brain Hodgson and Malcolm Clarke running viewers through the equipment used to mix music into the show. Another gem from the archives.
Trailer: Hot damn, we remember this one from the time! Yep, the Daleks have suffered heavy losses, and Davros is not happy! It's an advert for the show so good that it would have had anyone fortunate to own a video at the time running to set the timer.
The Last Dalek: As featured in the Lost in Time box set, this is Tony Cornell's fascinating film showing the shooting the Patrick Troughton epic, Evil of the Daleks, with down-to-earth commentary by designers Michealjohn Harris and Peter Day. With the last episode as unlikely to be found as Lord Lucan, this is an incredible look at what has been lost, and the original fate of the metallic monsters. If you haven't seen it, then we strongly urge you to do so.
TARDIS Cam no.4: Remember when these little snippets opened the door to the possibilities of an adequately-funded universe for The Doctor? Well, in the wake of Nu-Who, what better time that to relive those times when both anything seemed possible and everything looked a long way off.
Audio Commentary: Featuring Davros actor Terry Molloy, Eric Saward, Effects Designer Peter Wragg and moderated by Nick Pegg, this is a much drier track than the one gracing the previous disc, but offers a wealth of information for those hungry to know more. Up for discussion is how the gruesome makeup for unfortunate soldiers prompted complaints, including a terse letter to the Radio Times, but was simply the result of the effects artist getting a bit carried away. With the number of deaths in the story being to high, it's suggested that a little counter be put in the corner of the screen to keep up! We hear of Terry Nation's rejection of the project, getting the wrong end of the stick after Douglas Adams' famous line given to Tom Baker about stairs. Wragg pretty much closes the proceedings with the perils of working with real machine guns, the spent cartridges a menace for anyone in proximity of their wildly unpredictable trajectory. It's engrossing stuff, and a nice balance when put next to the cast track.
Isolated Music: Malcolm Clarke's rather nice score for Resurrection of the Daleks is provided without the interference of thespians and other pesky distractions, Clarke's music has an appropriately metallic quality to it, and what more praise can you heap on a composer than their music hits all the right dramatic notes and heightens every sequence it's used in? After watching the piece with Clarke on Breakfast Time, we'll bet that many will go straight to the piece shown on it and add another dimension by examining the material with just the score. Excellent stuff.
PDF Material: Not only do we get the listings for the original two-part version of the show, we are also treated to a reprint of an edition of John Craven's Back Pages, entitled: The Exterminators Return. Superb, and nice to see a little more PDF material than we've been getting lately.
Well, there you have it. This is the definitive release for one of Davison's finest hours, or at least his most action-packed story, anyway. Every fan has their own unshakeable opinion of each tale, and there's no point trying to change minds on the subject. We'll just say that it's a hell of a lot of fun, with the departure of a companion which comes almost as much of a shock as Adric getting offed and a level of violence which would leave the youngest viewers of Nu-Who not so much hiding behind the sofa as swiftly heading for counselling.
The extras are plentiful, with real insight into the Davison era and a trawl through the archives which helps to put the story and times it was made into context. 2Entertain really have pulled out all the stops, and truly dedicated fans will appreciate the first time they have been able to get their mitts on the two-part edition Resurrection of the Daleks. This set isn't just putting a new hat on Malibu Stacy.
A sterling upgrade and highly recommended.
Review by Wilson Bros
The Phantom Member Join Date: April 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 101
I really would have liked some new CGI effects just to sweeten the deal. (Seen that "Day of the Daleks" trailer? Wow!) The inclusion of the 2-part version just doesn't excite me much. I'll most likely still get it, but I'll be waiting for a big price drop. (Vol 1 is currently £16.50! That's more like it.)
Joe Siegler Member Join Date: February 2004 Location: United States Posts: 30
The two montage sequences in the back half of the story when they were trying to clone the Doctor.. The original was missing two companions (an oversight at the time as I recall). Who they are at the moment I can't recall. I wonder if that was addressed in this new version at all?
Given some of the other stuff they've fixed, I wouldn't mind seeing them tackle that.
Given some of the other stuff they've fixed, I wouldn't mind seeing them tackle that.
Matt Stilwell Banned Join Date: October 2004 Location: United States Posts: 517
I hope this comes to dvd in america. There ARE some new cgi effects. The screencap shown of the Doctor getting his mind cloned. In the original version, that wavy picture of his memories wasn't in it.
General viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children
Disc Details
Release Date: 28th March 2011
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: PAL
Aspect: 1.33:1 Full Frame
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1, English Mono
Subtitles: English
Extras: 2x Audio Commentaries, Casting Far & Wide, On Location, Extended & Deleted Scenes, Breakfast Time, Trailer, The Last Dalek, TARDIS Cam No 4, Isolated Music Score, Coming Soon Trailer, PDF Materials, Info-Text, Come In Number Five, Tommorrow's Times - The Fifth Doctor, Walrus, Photo Gallery
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Matthew Robinson
Cast: Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Mark Strickson, Terry Molloy, Dirty Den
Genre: Sci-Fi
Length: 100 minutes
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MARIETTA, Ga. – The Lipscomb Lady Bisons tennis team finished the first weekend of Atlantic Sun competition with a 1-1 record.
Saturday they rebounded from a loss at Mercer for a 5-2 win at Kennesaw State at Fair Oaks Park. The Lady Bisons are 7-5 overall. Kennesaw State slipped to 5-7. Both teams are 1-1 in the conference.
"It was a great job today from our women," Lady Bisons coach Jamie Aid said. "We had a hard loss with Mercer and had to reset fast for Kennesaw.
"This team has a lot of fight and we work so hard both on and off the court. Our girls responded well with wanting this match."
Laura Kent, playing in the No. 3 spot, sparked the Lady Bisons after they had lost the first two singles matches.
"A great example is Laura Kent," Aid said. "She was down 1-6 and fights back to take a strong player to three sets and win.
"I was very pleased with everyone's level of play. We fought for a greater purpose and pulled out a 5-2 win."
But the Lady Bisons aren't in Georgia just to play tennis. Saturday night they went to Rescue Atlanta.
"We left the courts in Atlanta after the match to stay here and serve the homeless women and children in Atlanta," Aid said. "I think the choice to serve illustrates how special our girls are. They see the bigger picture. They are a special group both on and off the court."
This season has been one of many firsts for the Lady Bisons. Saturday was no different.
"We beat KSU for the first time and we are on a mission trip during a season for the first time," Aid said. "It is a great time for Lipscomb women's tennis. We are excited for this team to continue to write program firsts."
1. Virginie Stein (KSU) def. Deahna Welcher (LIP) 6-2, 6-2
2. Alexandra Apostu (KSU) def. Melissa Kromer (LIP) 6-3, 0-6, 6-0
3. Laura Kent (LIP) def. Jana Hueckinghaus (KSU) 1-6, 7-6, 6-2
4. Jenny Borck (LIP) def. Isabela Castro (KSU) 6-2, 6-4
5. Lorena Djuknic (LIP) def. Tamara Plocher (KSU) 7-5, 7-6
6. Sierra Troxel (LIP) def. Gabriela Bueno (KSU) 7-5, 6-1
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Sebelius' ACA Highlights Need a Dash of HIT Benefits for Parents
As Social Marketing Director at Billian, Jennifer Dennard is responsible for the continuing development and implementation of the company's social media strategies for Billian's HealthDATA and Porter Research. She is a regular contributor to a number of healthcare blogs and currently manages social marketing channels for the Health IT Leadership Summit and Technology Association of Georgia's Health Society. You can find her on Twitter @JennDennard.
As a mother of young children, I have the pleasure of trying to squeeze in routine, pediatric dental appointments during Christmas and summer breaks. This time around, I had the added pleasure of taking my daughter to a new dentist – one within the same group she's been going to for all of two years, but at a different location. Though I had her dental records transferred from the previous office, I still had to fill out a plethora of new patient forms upon arrival at the new location. Needless to say, the smile I gave the receptionist as she handed me a sheaf of papers asking me for redundant information was somewhat thin.
I passed the time flipping through the pages of a recent Parents magazine, and imagine my surprise when I came across an interview with Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius regarding the Affordable Care Act and its implications for women and families. I thought it was a good idea on the part of Parents editors to have Sebelius explain – succinctly and briefly – the highlights of the ACA, especially pertaining to preventive services and the supposed affordability of health insurance once health insurance exchanges get up and running in 2014.
Being that I had just wasted 15 minutes of time filling out duplicate paper forms, I felt that a sidebar on the benefits of healthcare IT might also help out harried mothers like myself. Bullet points would include:
* Do your mental health a favor and avoid filling out paper forms in waiting rooms while your children "entertain" others with their shenanigans/arguments. Do business only with "digital" docs – those who utilize electronic medical records, enable sign-in via the Web before you arrive at the office, and are willing to communicate via email. Those that offer telemedicine services (provided your insurance will cooperate) are an added bonus if your family lives somewhat off the beaten healthcare path.
* Healthcare will become more affordable once consumers start making an effort to patronize providers that have a reputation for high patient satisfaction and quality scores. Get engaged via websites like Healthgrades.com to start sifting through local MDs' scores and reviews.
* Assuming you're a connected parent – one that routinely uses a smartphone and/or tablet, ask your healthcare provider about apps specific to any wellness or illness issues your children may be experiencing. I certainly wouldn't mind switching out my children's Toca Boca screen time with educational health games and stories.
These were just a few of the items running through my mind when my daughter's dental hygienist asked if she had x-rays last time around, adding that those hadn't come over yet from the other office, and the process of looking them up was overly complicated.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Getting close to the conclusion of the season, a handful of the MIT women's track and field team traveled to Springfield College for the 2013 ECAC Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships in hopes of improving on their performances in time for the upcoming NCAA championships. Over 1,400 student-athletes representing 97 institutions will compete in the two day ECAC Championships, which began on Thursday afternoon. At the end of the first day, the Engineers are sitting in first place with 30 points, with St. Lawrence in second with 23.
First up for the Engineers on the opening day of competition was junior Jaclyn Konopka (Novi, Mich.) in her signature event, the Heptathlon. With three events to go tomorrow, she is currently is second place with 2,876 points. Taylor Hudson of Cortland State is first with 2,967 and Alexis Maylor from Delaware Valley is third with 2,788 points. Konopka finished in second in the 100m Hurdles (15.25), third in the High Jump (5-03.00) and Shot Put (34-04.75), and fourth in the 200m (26.31). The Long Jump, Javelin Throw and 800m will take place tomorrow morning.
Senior Lauren Kuntz (Pittsburgh, Pa.) reprised her role at the top, winning the Pole Vault with a vault of 12-07.25, earning ten points towards MIT's final score. Freshmen Cimran Virdi (Walnut Creek, Calif.) and Sherry Wan (Ann Arbor, Mich.) finished in fifth and 14th with vaults of 12-01.25 and 11-01.50 respectively.
In the Javelin Throw, sophomore Tilly Taylor (South Deerfield, Mass.) came in fourth with a throw of 136-04. She improved greatly on her performance from last weekend's NEICAAAs, where she threw a 115-10. Classmate Michelle Johnson (Glendora, Calif.) finished in eighth place in the Triple Jump with a jump of 37-09.50, also improving slightly on her performance in the last meet. Sophomore Ashley Wheeler (Milford, N.H.) came in 15th place in the Hammer Throw with a throw of 150-11.
MIT's second win of the day came in the 5000m when senior Brooke Johnson (Shoreham, N.Y.) came first with a time of 17:09.69, crossing the line over nine seconds ahead of the second place finisher. Johnson improved her time from the New England Division III Championships by over 20 seconds.
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Indicators vary, and Jerry Manuel is calling it roughly three weeks to define the good start he said the Mets need out of the gate. Losing two of three to the Marlins is too small of a window.
"Let's see where we are over the first 20 games," Manuel said. "That will give us a better indicator if we are off and running or whatever."
The Mets are counting on Mike Pelfrey to pick up the Mets tonight against the Washington Nationals. That is, of course, if Pelfrey can pick up himself after working with a sports psychologist.
Pelfrey spoke recently about the mental make-up required to pitch in the major leagues, saying most everybody are equal in terms of physical talent, but the difference is the head game.
"At this level, I think every pitcher is pretty gifted,'' Pelfrey said. "What separates guys is the mental part of the game.''
Pelfrey's problem has been losing focus and not mastering his secondary pitches. Pelfrey has tendency to not finish off hitters and consequently doesn't minimize the damage and lets innings get away from him.


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Rep. Hanabusa to apply for Hawaii US Senate seat following death of Sen. Inouye
HONOLULU – Rep. Colleen Hanabusa intends to apply for the Senate vacancy created by the death of Daniel Inouye of Hawaii.
A Hanabusa spokesman has confirmed the Hawaii congresswoman's plans to The Associated Press.
Inouye said in a letter to Hawaii Gov. Neil Abercrombie that his last wish was for Hanabusa to succeed him. Inouye died Monday from respiratory complications. The letter was dated that day.
Hanabusa is a fellow Democrat whom Inouye supported during her 2010 House bid.
Abercrombie will decide Inouye's replacement. Neither he nor retiring U.S. Sen. Daniel Akaka plan to apply for the post.
Candidates must come from the same party as Inouye. Democratic bylaws say the party shall put forth a list of at least three potential candidates for the governor to pick from.
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We've completed a multi-year renovation and transformation, and now OMCA's membership and admission rates are changing to reflect our incredible, diverse offerings. With three permanent Galleries—California Art, California History, and, new in 2013, California Natural Sciences—OMCA essentially offers three museums in one, telling the story of California with a multidisciplinary approach unlike any other museum in the state. From educational resources for Oakland schools, to free entertainment and family activities during Friday Nights @ OMCA, to stewarding a collection of over 1.8 million objects for the people of Oakland and the state of California, changes in admissions and membership rates make all of OMCA's offerings possible.
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'Women of Will' review: A feminist bard
For more than 30 years, Tina Packer has been the founding director and force of nature behind Shakespeare & Company, a popular institution in Lenox, Mass. For at least 15 of those years, she has also put her curiosity, intelligence and no small amount of eccentricity into an exploration of Shakespeare through his evolving sensibilities about women.
Now in her mid-70s, the British-born transplant is making her overdue New York debut as playwright, actor and friendly mentor with "Women of Will" -- a beguiling, enlightening oddball of a performance and master class in Shakespeare and the socio-economic psychology of gender politics. Comfortably ensconced through the spring in the historic, ramshackle arts sanctuary at the Judson Church, Packer and invaluable co-star/sidekick Nigel Gore bring us happily into a selective five-part division of the plays and their increasing understanding of women.
She morphs from matron to Peter Pan, from ingénue to crone with chopped red hair, pants tucked into boots and a long tunic for metamorphosis. Sometimes she dances on the edge of women's-studies-speak. Sometimes she is too amused with her own humor. But the three-hour overview has insights and pleasures that make good sense and equally clarifying theater. Later in the season, she will explain each of the five divisions in separate full evenings. The attitude is casual, the discipline is fierce.
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WHERE Gym at Judson, 243 Thompson St., Manhattan
INFO $75; 212-352-3101; women-of-will.com
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Company Fired Employee Because of Back and Leg Problems, Federal Agency Charged
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced today it has filed a disability discrimination lawsuit against Americold Logistics, LLC, an Atlanta-based global provider of temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics to the food industry.
According to the EEOC's suit (Civil Action No. 4:12-cv-47-M) filed in U.S. District Court for the Western District of Kentucky, Owensboro Division), Americold failed to accommodate the disability of Patricia Berry, an employee at Americolds Sebree, Kentucky, facility. Berry has chronic lumbar back pain with radiculopathy into her legs. Further, the EEOC said, Americold held Berry to different terms and conditions of employment and then fired her based on her disability.
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The Oil Bridge is an abandoned concrete 235-meter bridge that has become a snorkling and diving paradise. The bridge was built in 1965 by the CAMPSA company and was used as a dock for unloading supplies until 1990. Having abandoned its industrial function, it became the main area for diving without boats in Badalona. At the base of the bridge, an underwater ecosystem of seabed organisms, and fish seeking refuge have made the bridge their home.
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Have you ever had one of those days when it all just went wrong? Have you spent an entire day trying to trace down why your computer just won't work? I, like many in the enthusiast community, have been in that situation as well. Untold hours and dollars have been wasted buying and swapping parts to try and fix a problem without really knowing if it indeed is the root of the trouble. There may just be a solution to this problem. The PC Doctor Service Center 6 is a hardware diagnostic tool kit that can drastically reduce the time it takes to find and fix the problem or problems that are afflicting that magic box that we so love.
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Light heavyweight Seanie Monaghan (17-0, 10 KOs) defeated Roger Cantrell (15-3, 8 KOs) by unanimous decision at the Theater in Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
Though the fight was meant to be at a contract weight of 178 pounds, Cantrell hit the scales on Friday at a hefty 184.5 pounds and enjoyed a significant weight advantage at the first bell. The Washington native's conditioning was poor, but the weight discrepancy almost called a halt to the fight.
"We were a little disappointed (with Cantrell being overweight), but we had sold 1,000 tickets and it was too late not to take the fight," Monaghan told the Irish Voice on Monday.
"It would have hurt my ticket sales for the next fight, but most importantly, I had family over from Ireland and I did not want to send them home without seeing me fight."
The weight advantage was such that Cantrell forfeited half of his purse to Monaghan, and the sheer advantage in size meant the Long Beach man had be vigilant throughout the fight.
After a quiet first three minutes, Monaghan was more active in the second round and his right hand and left hook were accurate. He had faster hand speed than Cantrell, but Monaghan had to be wary of his heavier opponent who threw decent combinations of his own.
The night didn't get any easier for Monaghan when he hurt his right hand in the second stanza.
"I caught him with a nice clean punch to the forehead and I felt it (the arm)," said the 31-year-old, adding that he was able to complete the fight but has been in some discomfort since.
Cantrell's best moments came in the third round when, as Monaghan described it, "he came out like a bull," and started to connect with some combinations, tagging Monaghan with a right hand that opened up a cut on the left eye.
Monaghan came back strong in the next round and again started to connect with the left hook. The fight was now escalating into a real brawl and both men had a great exchange at the end of the round that had the crowd on its feet.
In the sixth, Cantrell started to wane and was breathing heavily out of the mouth. A great left hand to the body from Monaghan hurt his opponent and set up a dominant round for the Irish American. Both men were now badly marked up and showing the signs of battle.
The last two rounds were close fought, but as was the case during most of the night, Monaghan out-worked Cantrell to keep the fight in his favor.
At the end of the fight the bloodied combatants embraced and judges Kevin Morgan, John Pasquale and Alan Rubenstein scored the fight in favor of Monaghan 77-75, 78-74 and 79-73 respectively.
"I wasn't thrilled with my performance straight away after the fight. I wanted the knockout," explained Monaghan.
"I thought I could have fought a smarter fight and I brawled a bit. But when I looked at the tape I saw that I actually boxed pretty well. It was a great, exciting fight.
"I was winning the rounds but he hung in there. He was out of shape, but he was a very decent fighter in his day."
Monaghan needed 10 stitches for the cut he sustained in the third round, but he went on to say that outside the lesion and the sore hand he was in good health.
Though he has now appeared on several Top Rank shows, Monaghan is still a free agent. "They (any prospective promoters) have to come and show it. I am now 17-0 and I want to move up," he said.
Monaghan plans to take a week off and, arm permitting, he will then head back to the gym to stay in shape.
In other news, light welterweight Danny O'Connor (19-1, 7 KOs) will fight Derek Silveira (8-0, 4 KOs) at the TD Garden in Boston this Saturday night in a contest scheduled for 10 rounds, while middleweight Andy Lee is back in action on February 9 in Belfast when he fights Dubliner Anthony Fitzgerald (13-3) on the undercard of the Carl Frampton/Kiko Martinez fight.


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COLUMBUS, GA. – The Coker men's golf team placed eighth out of 18 teams at the Aflac/Cougar Invitational on Tuesday (Oct. 1) after shooting a 36 hole total of 882 at the Country Club of Columbus.
The team was led by Christopher Fuga who shot scores of 70 and 73 on day one, followed by a 74 on day two. Fuga's combined score of 217 put him tied for fifteenth place at the tournament for individual stroke play.
Joining the ranks of a top-25 individual finish was Josh Clay. Clay shot a 74 and 70 during his first day, and then finished the last 18 holes with a 76 to total 220 for the tournament.
Rounding out the field for the Cobras was Zane Price who shot 71, 80, 71 to total 222 for the tournament, followed by Matt Kreider with scores of 75, 76, and 73 to total 224. Blake Baysden was next on the list with scores of 78, 79, and 84, to land a score of 241 for the two-day event.
Coker will have little rest before traveling to Surfside Beach, N.C. to participate in their next event. The team is next scheduled to appear in the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate tournament on October 7th.


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Having a small place isn't the end of the world. There are a lot of creative ways in which you can deal with the lack of space. Let's say for instance that you have a small dining room or even no dining room at all. What can you do then? Well, a lot of things. You could try using your kitchen counter or the bar as a dining table replacement. Multifunctional or double-duty furniture pieces are the best for small spaces.
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Modern wicker was initially developed as a basket weaving technique. In time, it evolved into furniture. By the 17th century, in Northern Europe, wicker looked a lot like it does today. The trend soon spread all over the world and became as popular and as common as it is today. Then, in the mid 19th century it reached the United States where it was quickly industrialized and mass-produced.
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The Cheeriest Dining Chairs Ever: Jake Chairs by Koskela
How do I love thee, oh Jake Chair? Let me count the ways: your powder-coated steel frame comes in three fantastically punchy colors, plus black and white. Your wooden seats are lightweight yet sturdy. And my favorite element of all, you have one contrasting wooden leg, which makes you wonderfully off-kilter and visually interesting. I'd like to have six of you, in all colors, sitting around my dining room table, please.
The Jake Chair is made by Australian design studio Koskela, and it's currently on display at Koskela's studio in Roseberry, New South Wales, in Australia. The chairs are not available in the US (wah!), but you can contact them for ordering information.
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Northwest Honeyed Pears
This delightful baked pear is versatile. It can be served as a dessert, alongside a meat dish or as a breakfast paired with granola and yogurt. The lemon and honey make it light and refreshing.
1 1⁄2 #10 cans Pacific Northwest pear halves, drained
2 cups honey
2 tbsp. fresh lemon juice
1 tbsp. cinnamon
- Preheat convection oven to 375°F (conventional oven to 400°F). Place pears cut side- up in single layer on spray- coated steam table pans.
- Mix honey, lemon juice, and cinnamon; drizzle over pears. Bake, uncovered, 30-40 min. or until liquid is syrupy. Let cool slightly.
- Spoon honey mixture over pears before serving. Serve as a side dish with meat loaf, baked chicken, or turkey burgers. Or serve as a breakfast entree with 1⁄2 cup flavored yogurt and 1⁄4 cup granola.


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Thoughts on the first weekend of the NFL ... so glad to have it back ...
• Ben Roethlisberger threw 12 passes yesterday, and four of them were for touchdowns. Meanwhile, Charlie Frye ... you know, it's not like this guy is Tim Couch. Last year, some legitimately thought he might be the future quarterback. Now he's not even the quarterback of the second half of the opener. Maybe he should bounce his head off some pavement, then wait a year.
• We haven't talked to Daulerio yet this morning, but we can't imagine Eagles fans are going to smiling any time they force another team to punt any time this season. This is what happens when you let Andy Reid's sons return kicks. Free Jeremy Bloom!
• We have been crossing our fingers that we would see some Jared Lorenzen this year. Oh, and isn't Reuben Droughns supposedly on that team? The Giants were peeled off the field with rather large spatulas. We think it would be funny if Tiki Barber said, "Just kidding!" and came back to the team. Would make for some fun practices.
• In two weeks, we're going to head to Ralph Wilson Stadium for the Bills-Jets game. We cannot fathom how difficult it must be to live as a Bills fan. The world is just one big nutpunch for those guys.
• You guys here? The Patriots made same changes in the offseason, and they seem to have been effective.
• We suspect we speak for a lot of people when we express our joy at seeing Keith Olbermann back doing highlights for NBC last night. A little of Olbermann goes a long way, but it was pure pleasure to hear him do schtick from before it was cool, and then not cool, to do schtick. In fact, we enjoyed the whole NBC "Football Night In America" telecast, though, all told, we prefer the announcers' table more than the players' table.


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A VETERAN travelling around the coast of Britain on a mobility scooter is appealing to West Dorset businesses to give him a helping hand.
Mark Newton is more than 7,000 miles into his charity challenge accompanied by his two cats Smudge and Missy but has hit a snag after his accommodation in West Bay and Charmouth fell through.
He is due to reach Preston, in Weymouth, on Friday, hopes to be in West Bay on Sunday and travel to Charmouth on Bank Holiday Monday.
Mr Newton, who is raising money for armed forces charities, including Help for Heroes, said: "I know it's the Bank Holiday that weekend so I'm worried there may not be much accommodation available at short notice.
"My plans fell through at the last minute so if anyone can help, I would be very grateful."
Mr Newton, 48, contacted the Echo to help publicise his plea.
He added: "I just need somewhere to plug in my electric scooter. I'm not too fussy."
The fundraiser, from Swansea, started his challenge in Wales last year and his specially adapted scooter tows a caravan for his cats to sleep in. He is raising money for military charity SSAFA, the RNLI, Royal British Legion, Help for Heroes and his regiment, 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards.
He injured his leg while on duty with the UN in Cyprus and retired from the army in 1991.
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Release Date: February 13, 2014
BUFFALO, N.Y. – A University at Buffalo team won second place and another UB team was awarded Best Respondent Brief when the UB Law School sent 10 2L and 3L students to compete in the Northeast Regional Round of the national Frederick Douglass Moot Court Competition (FDMCC) Jan. 22-26 in Albany. The second-place winners will advance to the national round of the competition, to be held in Milwaukee, Wis., in March.
This is the second year in a row in which a UB team has advanced to the national round. It is also the second consecutive year in which a UB Law School team has won a regional "best brief" award.
"This unprecedented back-to-back showing is a remarkable achievement by our students," said Professor George Kannar, who oversees the Law School's moot court program.
The FDMCC is a national appellate advocacy competition organized each year since 1975 by the National Black Law Student Association, the largest law student organization in the United States. The Northeast Regional Round was held during the recent Northeast Black Law Students Association Convention.
In the 2014 FDMCC Northeast Regionals, four teams from the UB Law School advanced through the elimination rounds to the regional "Sweet 16." The team members were Paul Meabon (3L) and Todd Potter Jr. (2L), Alexandra Lugo (3L) and Mark Murphy (2L), Caitlin O'Neil (2L) and Samih Tayeh (2L), and Elizabeth Lee (3L) and Matthew Turetsky (3L).
Meabon and Potter, together with Lugo and Murphy, then progressed further, to the competition's "Elite 8" quarterfinal round. Lugo and Murphy advanced again, from the quarterfinals to the "Final Four," and then again to the "Top Two" final round, where they received the Second Place Award and qualified to be one of the three Northeast Region teams advancing to the national competition in Milwaukee.
In addition to these impressive courtroom triumphs, the UB Law School team of O'Neil and Tayeh also received the Best Respondent Brief Award for the entire Northeast Region.
In order to be chosen to represent the UB Law School in the FDMCC, students are required to compete in an intramural selection process by submitting a writing sample and making a mock oral argument during the spring preceding the competition. Successful competitors are then matched into teams of two. For the FDMCC itself, each team is required to complete a 30-page brief based upon a fictional fact pattern presenting constitutional issues. At the Northeast Regional Competition, teams are required to argue at least three times in preliminary rounds before the selection of the "Sweet 16."
This year, UB Law School and FDMCC alumni again enlisted several local attorneys to serve as guest judges during the FDMCC oral argument teams' practice rounds to provide the competitors with feedback and support. They included Frank Ewing '12, Natalie Pellegrino '13, and Paul Iya '13. This year's FDMCC fact pattern dealt with the constitutionality of a fictional amendment to the Controlled Substances Act, ineffective assistance of counsel and potentially unconstitutional prison conditions under the Fifth and Eighth Amendments.
Ilene Fleischmann
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Fannie Mae financial economist Bernard Gress is taking an innovative approach to predicting the stability of mortgages. He's using Wolfram technologies to create a genetic algorithm system that simultaneously finds the optimal model structure and the optimal dataset to use to make a final prediction.
He says Wolfram technologies are superior for developing this project. "Wolfram technologies, because they use expressions for the fundamental structure of all of their operations, and those expressions are directly manipulatable, that allows instantly, right off the bat, saves years of work right there," says Gress. "You visualize your data and parts of the function you're generating much easier. You can focus on where the issues are much quicker, so I think those are the advantages of Wolfram technologies for me."


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By Travis Rae, Communications and Sports Information Intern
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Willy Irwin of Concordia (Ore.) has been named NAIA National Men's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week and Monte Larsen of Morningside (Iowa) has been tabbed as the NAIA National Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Irwin and Larsen were selected based on their performances from April 8 – 14.
Irwin, a junior from Clovis, Calif., claimed his fourth field athlete of the week this season after winning the shot put and finishing second in the discus at the John Knight Twilight hosted by NCAA Division II Western Oregon. For the second-straight week, Irwin recorded a stadium record in the shot put. He tossed the shot put 19.05 meters (62-6) to win the shot put event. Irwin added a season-best in the discus with a throw of 57.46 meters (188-8) eo earn second place. That distance is the second-best mark in the NAIA this season.
Larsen, a senior from Sioux City, Iowa, finished first in the 800-meter run, sprint relay, 1,600-meter relay, 3,200-meter relay and second in the 400-meter hurdles at the Sioux City Relays on April 13. Larsen clocked a time of 1:52.02 in the 800-meter, the fourth fastest time in the NAIA this season. Larsen anchored the Mustangs to victories in each of the three relays. In the 400-meter hurdles, Larsen finished second with a time of 52.53. Larsen was named Sioux City Relays most valuable player for the Men's Collegiate division.
For the complete Athlete of the Week calendar, click here.
Track Nominees: Derik Douglas, Oklahoma Baptist; Pauric McLaughlin, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho); Seth Boomsma, Dakota State (S.D.); TJ Mosbach, Mount Mercy (Iowa); Jordan Reeher, Concordia (Ore.); Albert Huntley, Cumberlands (Ky.); Jordan Travis, Spring Hill (Ala.); Perry Joseph, McPherson (Kan.); Troy Solly, Carroll (Mont.); Seth Prince, Indiana East; Jeremiah Gerardy, Bethany (Kan.); Jared Carl, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Rigoberto Jimenez, Great Falls (Mont.); Cedrique Smith, Sterling (Kan.); Alex Edwards, William Penn (Iowa); Bryce Adger, Grand View (Iowa); Anthony Vecchio, South Carolina Beaufort; Carlos Cox , Friends (Kan.); Stephen Broadhurst, Oklahoma City; Dayshawn Berndt, Baker (Kan.); Zach Speckman, Grace (Ind.); Warren Jim, St. Ambrose (Iowa); Warith Fennoy, Southern-New Orleans (La.); Mike Walker, Lee (Tenn.); Brandyn Willard, Southwestern (Kan.); Thomas Potok, Tennessee Wesleyan; Michael Russell, William Carey (Miss.); Taiheem Pleasant, Concordia (Neb.); Frantzy Sejour, Union (Ky.); Hans Roelle, Eastern Oregon; Jon Leonard, Missouri Valley; Chase White, Midland (Neb.); Austin Houchens, Berea (Ky.); Auston Willis, Philander Smith (Ark.); Kevin Mowatt, Milligan (Tenn.); Jason McLeod, Bryan (Tenn.); Hernandez Alec, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Jeremy Cutshaw, Taylor (Ind.); Tevin Hopkins, St. Francis (Ill.); Piero Ramirez, Loyola (La.); Aaron Jones, Evergreen (Wash.); Kwame Jackson, Xavier (La.); Andrew Albert, Indiana Wesleyan; Paul Adams, Oregon Tech; Lorenzo Dolphus, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Jourdon Redmond, Campbellsville (Ky.); Jevonte Ezzard, Dillard (La.).
Field Nominees: Jacob Ybarra, Corban (Ore.); Josh Carpenter, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho); Easton Padden, Carroll (Mont.); Joe Reisinger, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.); Zack Lindsley, Doane (Neb.); Frederick Pannell, William Penn (Iowa); Danny Parks, Southern Oregon; Cy Williams, Grand View (Iowa); Matthew Chapman, South Carolina Beaufort; Avery Parker, Baker (Kan.); Derek Racette, Friends (Kan.); Zach Sherrill, Tennessee Wesleyan; Samuel Dorismond, Florida Memorial; Tyler Davis, Missouri Valley; William White, Union (Ky.); Hakera Hardy, Midland (Neb.); David Orr, Berea (Ky.); Shaka Andrew, Milligan (Tenn.); Mike Edwards, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Auston Willis, Philander Smith (Ark.); Trak Myers, St. Francis (Ill.); Devontra Flemming, Warner (Fla.); Pagels Clay, Briar Cliff (Iowa); Artrail Skipper, Southwestern (Kan.); Michael Moffitt, Indiana Wesleyan; Keith Lester, Oregon Tech; Matt Huseman, Northwestern (Iowa); Connor Carpenter, Wayland Baptist (Texas); Brian Wickham, Eastern Oregon; Robert Watson, Shawnee State (Ohio); Warith Fennoy, Southern-New Orleans (La.); Chris Brown, Campbellsville (Ky.); Joshua Kles, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.).
2013 Men's Outdoor Track & Field Athletes of the Week (Field, Track)
Week 1 (March 20): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Dontaey Paige, Indiana Tech
Week 2 (March 27): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), John Darmody, St. Ambrose (Iowa)
Week 3 (April 3): Zack Lindsley, Doane (Neb.), John Gilbertson, The Master's (Calif.)
Week 4 (April 10): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Derik Douglas, Oklahoma Baptist
Week 5 (April 17): Willy Irwin, Concordia (Ore.), Monte Larsen, Morningside (Iowa)


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Here's an exciting news piece for today. Of course this could easily be a fake, so we will call it a rumor for now, but it's definitely worth sharing. A new image of the Samsung Galaxy S IV complete with a list of specs was supposedly leaked today. Here's the spec-list:
- 5-inch 1080p Full HD Super AMOLED+ Display
- Corning Gorilla Glass 3
- 2GHz A15 Exynos 5450 quad-core CPU
- ARM Mali T658 GPU
- 16/32/64GB storage options
- Removable SD card slot (up to 64GB)
- 13MP rear-facing camera
- 2MP front-facing camera
- 4G LTE support
- Multi-purpose / Dedicated camera button
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Front speakers
- 3100 mAh battery
- Android 4.2 Jelly Bean with TouchWiz UI
For the most part, these specs seem similar to leaks and speculation we have heard about previously. However, there is one glaring difference. The processor shown is not the Exynos 5 Octa-Core we heard about from Samsung. It's possible that chip was not quite ready for Samsung's "Next Big Thing," and we may end up seeing it in the SGS5 next year instead. Regardless, several of these features put this device very close to the "Holy Grail" of phones, although the final feature that would put it over the top, a removable battery, is not detailed.
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Looking for links to NC Langleys before 1825
I am looking to add to this family line.
Beaser Langley (1825-1855) married Martha and had 3 children before he died; E. L. female abt 1850; John Edward, abt. 1852; W. B. L. male, abt. 1854.
John Edward Langley (1852-1925) migrated down from North Carolina, Pitt county, to South Carolina. He married Annie Cantey and had seven children; John Edward, Jr., James Lawrence, William Beasley, Robert, Luther Vann, Lafayette, and Elizabeth.
James Lawrence Langley (1878-1942) married Alice Olivia Moore and had 5 children; Harry DuBose, James Marion,Infant,Ruby, and John Louis.
John Louis Langley (1915-1997) married Virginia Ann Gowdy and had four children; John Louis, Jr. (adopted), Joseph Denny and James Percy (twins), and Robert Gowdy.
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Smith went on to say that Stuttgart residents should call (870) 673-1414 and report any suspicious behavior to the department.
Stuttgart Police Department Chief Mike Smith says the recent string of residential break-ins have slowed and the department has suspects, but no one is in custody at this time.
"A majority of the break-ins have stopped," Smith said Tuesday, during the Stuttgart City Council meeting. Smith said the department has interviewed possible suspects.
Smith went on to say that Stuttgart residents should call (870) 673-1414 and report any suspicious behavior to the department.
"Anything that looks suspicious," he said, from vehicles to people. "You are not bothering us — we need all the help we can get."
He explained some residents don't call to report suspicious activity because they feel the information is not substantial. Any information in these cases will be helpful and could possibly lead to an eventual arrest.
Six new reports have been filed with the department since the Daily Leader updated the break-in case on Tuesday, March 26.
SPD Ptl. Kyle Stokes took a report from a woman in the 700 block of North Grand who said someone busted a window at her home and stole seven tablets of her prescription medication. The break-in took place between 12:45 p.m. and 1:19 p.m. on March 27.
On March 29 between 4 a.m. and 5:30 a.m., someone broke into a woman's vehicle and stole the woman's purse.
"She was inside the house just having (woken) up and heard a large bang and (then) went outside to see what the noise was and she saw that a window had been busted out on her car and her purse was stolen," SPD Ptl. George Bethell wrote in his incident report.
A brick was found in the floorboard of the car. The woman's purse was described as grey and contained numerous bank and debit cards as well as two social security cards.
On March 31 between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m., a man's residence was broken into. The victim reported that he had to be admitted into the hospital and when he returned to his home, located in the 1000 block of East First, his front door was open. The suspect(s) broke into the home through the front door and left through the bathroom window, SPD Ptl. Seneca Thornton wrote in his incident report.
Nothing was reported stolen.
Between 6 p.m. on March 31 and 8 a.m. on April 1 someone took a gaming console from an unlocked vehicle in the 1400 block of South Lowe. The victim said she had placed her children's black XBox 360 underneath the back seat of her vehicle. The gaming console was estimated to be worth $300, according to SPD Ptl. Jeffery Bokker's incident report.
On April 2 between 10 p.m. and 10:34 p.m., someone broke into a home located in the 1000 block of North Porter.
"(The victim) stated that she had just left her home for a few minutes to get some cigarettes," SPD Sgt. Phil Bogy wrote in his incident report. "She stated that when she returned home she found that the back door had been broken down."
An XBox 360, Compaq laptop computer, $60 in cash and $20 in loose change were stolen from the home.
The last report filed came from the 1200 block of East Harrison. Sometime between 5:30 a.m. on April 3 and 3:30 p.m. on April 4 someone broke into a home located in the 1200 block of East Harrison.
The resident said the suspect(s) stole a black flat screen television, XBox and a PlayStation 3.
"I noticed there were pry marks on the front door. It appears that the unknown suspect came in by force through the front door and took the items that were all located in the living room," SPD Ptl. Cody Eason wrote in his incident report. Eason spoke with several of the man's neighbors who reported that they did not see anything during that time.
Officers caught a break on Saturday, March 23, when they recovered one Stuttgart man's property and recovered another firearm.
The victim told officers that someone had broken into his home, in the 1200 block of E. Harrison, between 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. and stolen numerous firearms. At 6:10 p.m. the victim contacted police and said he spoke to a man who witnessed "some people" carrying weapons into a residence in the 1200 block of East Harrison.
The officers surrounded the home and saw a gun barrel sticking out of a blanket through one of the home's windows. The owner of the home arrived and told officers that he was renting the home to his niece. He allowed the officers in the home as he went inside. Four firearms were found inside the home. The victim was able to identify three of the four as his property.
No further information on possible suspects is being released as this time as the incident is still under investigation.
Officers filed three other break-in reports during that week. One that occurred sometime between 6:35 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Smith arrived in the 400 block of South Anna on March 16. Sometime between 5 p.m. on March 19 and 6:35 a.m. on March 20 the suspect(s) gained entry to the woman's car in the 600 block of West Washington. On Friday an officer was dispatched to the 1000 block of North Buerkle to an apartment where the resident said sometime between 4:50 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, and 10:40 p.m. on Friday, March 22, she returned home and found her front door open and her 43-inch flat screen Samsung television missing.
On Wednesday, March 13, SPD officers turned in six reports that included residential burglary or breaking or entering/articles from a vehicle. On Monday, March 11, there were 11 more reports with the same possible charges. Four more were reported on Thursday, March 14.
There has been a total of 30 break-in reports filed inside Stuttgart's city limits since Tuesday, March 5.


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With the many PlayBook OS updates (leaked or official) coming through the web recently, some of you have not been seeing these updates when you plug in your PlayBook & load Desktop Manager.
Well, thanks to Scott @ BBSync, we've finally found a workaround to force the update.
The steps are as follows:
Apparently this is also the way that RIM will be resolving bricked PlayBooks, as the filename that downloads actually has ".debrick" in it.
- Open BlackBerry Desktop Software on your PC
- Do full backup on your tablet (should take 10-15 minutes)
- Go to Device > Update
- You will get a message "No Update Available"
- Press OK & keep your PlayBook connected via USB
- Press the Power Off app then select Restart
- Once the PlayBook boots up, you will be prompted to do the update (update will take 30-40 minutes)


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Professor, Department of Microbiology & ImmunologyDr. Prasad, directs the Fogarty International Center-funded Einstein AIDS International Training and Research Program, an AIDS research capacity building effort focusing on India. This program allows researchers from India interface with Einstein scientific community to tackle the prevention of AIDS in India. He also directs the Einstein's institutional T32 AIDS training program as well as Directs the Developmental core of Einstein Center for AIDS Research to promote AIDS research. Dr. Prasad is an established AIDS researcher with research interests in defining the cellular and viral proteins that participate in early events during HIV infection, gene therapy for AIDS and viral determinants of HIV associated dementia.
Dr. Prasad, Director of Einstein's AIDS International Training Program (AITRP), has various potential opportunities for medical students to travel to India for their electives. Students must participate in a HIV/AIDS prevention research project, but mentors, location and details can all be flexible. There is also a potential stipend available through to AITRP program to offset the costs.
Countries: India, Rwanda, Bangladesh