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the carolina watchman t0l xvn.-third series salisbury k c march 18 1886 no 22 mkroxey&bro have fitted up machinery ut their store house fur the purpose of overhauling old sewing machines they keep new parts of all standard machines can refit them and make your machine work as well as when new at small cost they will repair all kindsof light machinery and various house hold articles — guns and pistols umbrellas parasols locks sausage grinders coffee mills c c don't throw away a pair of ton r s or scissors for want of a rivet : a bucket for want of a hoop or hail ; a smoothing iron for want of a handle a set of knives for want of grinding spend a dime anfl save a dollar we hope soon to start up our wood working machinery ma chine shop an<l foundry which will enable us to repair anything from a sewing machine to a steam engine we have good wood working machinery for building poors sash blinds it making all kinds mouldings if you have one of our farm ers 5 plows don't throw it away the standard never wears out & by adding three pieces you have a new plow at a trifling cost and remember that you don't have to send to x york or ( ihio to get a broken part or points the freight in such case will buy the piece of us if you have not bought one of our plows buy it — you will never regret it t j & p 1 meroxey feb 4 86 ' best remedy known for ' catarrh sore mouth o3fl sore throat in all forms and stages pur rt q u v . e r g ffistru m ent it cares where others failed to giro relief dr h n davis athens ga says '•! suffered with catarrh flve years lwi since using certain c'ataimn cuke am entirely tree from the i!ls ttvm dr o b howe athens g a says certain catakkh curb cured me of a severe ulcerated sore throat and 1 eheerfullr endorse it miim lucy j cook oconee co ga writ sept luh ]•>-&: one bottle or your remedy entirely cured me of catarrh with which i had suffered greatly forflve years j h allgood athens ga writes sept 2.v i bad severe sore throat more than two weeks was entirely cured by certain catakkh cukeln one drtv can you doubt such testimony we think not only a few of our many certitlc ites air given here otiirrs can be obtained from your druggist or by addressing 3 c co athens ga for sale by j ii enniss salisbury n.c 21:ly f i certify that on the 15th of febru v ary i comminenced giving my i'ourit aged 2 4 6 and 8 yc;ir-\|l w respectively smith's worm oil iiinlfflf an.t within six days there wore atjl j least 1200 worms expelled or.echihljjjf m passed over 100 in one ni^lit . l co february 1 1879 df ■sir my child five years old l 1 " 1 m symptoms of worms i tried calotmi % and other worm medicines but a\\-g j ed to expel any seeing mr bain't £ certificate i a vial of your worm i j oil and the lirst dose brought l'i>rty^m r worms and the second dose so iniunflf \ were passed i could not count them 11 j s h adams m the state forest commission of new york is asking the legislature for 75,000 to carry on the work of protection of the forest lands from de vastation and the incidental benefits to the cultivated lands and the health of the people the destruction of the forests not only rendering timber scarce but it affects the flow of rivers drying them up in summer and flood ing theixi in winter it opens the country to severe wind storms and in many ways affects the comfort and health of the people chinese question a washington special to the new york star says the chinese minister was much displeased with president cleveland's message on the indemnity demand for outrages perpetrated in wyoming territory on the chinese he referred to the indemnity conceded to this country in the canton riots .' the president endeavored to show that • the cases were not analagous and the minister's demand not well founded j this produced indignation instead of satisfaction and it is thought trouble is ahead the english and german i ministers says this correspondent side with the chinese and throw their in fluence to the production of dissension , the chinese have a fashion of cutting off heads which they seem to think our government should proceed to do j without the ceremony of a court and jury trial the proposed increase of the rates on 4th class mail matter the author of the bill mr wilson of iowa frank ly admits was intended for the protec tion of country merchants the end aimed at is to prevent country people from ordering goods from a city mer chant and to compel them to buy from the country merchant the measure is unjust to the people and those who support it will be sure to hear it when they return to their constituents it involves the same oppressive principle of our present protective tariff which puts a high rate on foreign merchan dise in order to protect home manu facturers for the rate is fixed high enough to make it impossible for the foreign manufacturer to compete with the home producer under this sys tem the home manufacturer grows rich at the expense of the home people who consume his goods woodleaf items three babies at a birth dear watchman — farmers are busy pushing preparations for another crop jno h rice has quit merchan dising and gone to fanning he is putting in a large crop mr clod knocker has a new way of putting up ice he stacks it and covers it with saw dust his first stock thawed out and a second stock is likely to go before this month is out clod knocker has been after the chattel mortgage man officers have a practice of posting mortgages on country store doors and it never does the store any good never helps the trade i never saw a mort gage posted on a store door in salisbury in my life there are plenty of other places and the people up here intend to see that they go elsewhere in future — anywhere except on the store door r b baily has received a new stock of goods the school is still improving at unity young will ennis 1 wife gave birth to three children last week two boys and a girl this is the second lot she gave birth to twins the first time five children at two births is good work old rowan is still in the lead they do say will is getting scared the babies are dead will rice has returned from missis sippi where he has been spending some time hurb davis submitted his case for not working the public roads it cost him 4 we have some franklin boys going to school here — charlie jacobs and willie thomason jkf shorts from heilig's mills editor watchman dear sir — the farmers are busy sow ing oats and clover seed we are glad to sec the farmers moving in this direction they seem to have the clover fever and are going into it pretty heavily that is it brother farmers raise more clover then more and better stock and your farms will improve much faster and more permanently than under the ferti lize and mortgage system the wheat that was sowed early last fall looks promising while that sowed late say in december looks shabby an other lesson torus to learn to do the right thing at the right time the people the sick especially of this community will be glad to learn that dr cope who some time ago contemplated moving to some other field of labor has concluded to remain with us and is building a neat and commodious office ibis is n good location for an m d and dr cope seems to be filling the bill to a dot last saturday we had the good fortune of being present at the closing exercises of l w 8 bost'a school at the kluttz school house the exercises on friday and saturday were of the nature of a commencement at the close mr bost delivered an address on the subject choosing a profession or aim in life his subject was addressed more particu larly to the boys of his school in which was set forth very lucidly that it was the aim that makes the man and without an aim however talented he may be he will never be of much weight in the com munity mr bost has been teaching in this vicinity for the last twelve or fifteen years which speaks well for him and knows just where how and when to strike to reach the better part of his pupils after the closing exercises ot the school the committee according to previous ap pointment called a meeting to consult on the advisability of building a new school house a w kluttz esq waa appoint ed chairman and explained the object of the meeting setting forth the disadvanta ges of the present house with all the ad vantages of a larger then mr l w s bost read a letter to the committee from our worthy supt t c linn in which he urged the necessity of building a new house it was concluded to build a new house 20x82 with modern desks instead of slabs benches also plenty of black boards all wo have to say is that is an aim in the right direction go ahead ! yours truly ii j rev sam jones • the revivalist was not so successful in chicago as elsewhere he succeeded in raising a storm of indignation against himself on one occasion which affords reason to fear that his light may yet go out suddenly and leave the world in as deep darkness as before his entrance upon the stage as a reformer we quote from the x y star march 5th the following notice that most sensational of modern reviva lists rev sam jones of atlanta uu is a gospcler of manifold eccentrities and abrupt surprises his labors in the vineyard are popularly believed to have resulted in awakening the convictions and improving the morals of a certain class whose harden ed hearts can only lie reached by a preach er who possesses the lungs ol a stentor the tongue of a street fakir and the general style and easy vociferation of an auctioneer mr jones possesses these gifts in an emi nent degree and his audiences have been uniformly disposed to be generous toward his eccentricities in view of the earnestmss he threw into his work and his manifest sincerity in the missionary field presum ing upon his indulgence the evangelist when he found himself face to face with an intelligent audience in chicago on monday evening proceeded to make offensive re marks which his hearers were prompt to resent as insulting the preacher asked that all who had prayed on their knees before coming to the meeting rise in their seats twenty stood up and to the majori ty who remained seated he cried out that he wanted them to take their carcasses out of here the scene that followed was sensational beyond the expectations even of the revi valist himself all over the hall men and women stood up and a tempest of indigna tion seemed to let itself loose inan instant revivalist jones received such a rebuke from his justly exasperated audience as he will not soou forget manners and morals tit well together and even a popular re vivalist need not forget that the dissemi nation of the gentle and benign doctrines of christianity is in no wise inconsistent with the character of a gentleman a better probably more truthful and satisfactory statement of the chicago af fair at the first baptist church in chicago monday rev sam jones the southern evangelist said what a privilege it is to pray now i want all those who got down on their knees and prayed before they came to this meeting to rise in iieir feats 7 ' about 20 persons arose in the auditorium the evangelist leaned against the pulpit and seemed to gasp for breath you may be seated now he said why brethren you would find more prayerful christians in hong kong china than there arc in this meeting to-day if you can't pray i want you to take your carcasses out of here i don't want you to come here if you can't pnij an aged man sitting in one of the front pews leaped to his feet and in a fal tering voice said mr jones i don't think it is necessary for a person to get down on his knees and pray i consider myself a good christian and i do not like to hear such talk i was about to say the same thing ex claimed rev mr scutlder of plymouth church i prayed while on ray way to church god docs not demand that a man shall get down on his knees before his pray ers are heard any more exculpatory remarks drawl ed the evangelist dr scudder — these are not exculpa tory remarks a nihii with an ear trumpet arose and punctuated his remarks with vigorous pounding on the rostrum mr jones he began i did not have time to get down on my knees and pray for this meeting i have spent nearly the en tire day reading the bible to a gambler and a drunkard and i think i am entitled to respect here other men and several women began to stand up in various sections of the church but a few explanatory remarks served to still the tempest and the revivalist was per mitted to finish his sermon without further interruption when a shoemaker has to buy his own shoos a tailor purchase a ready made suit and farmers go to the stores for their corn and meat there is some thing wrong let the farmers diversi fy their crops too much cotton is not good for our county that's not successful farming when farmers find their graiuaries at the stores that country where farmers raise their own provisions is in a prosperous e n lition diversify your crops it will pay ( oncord tirttcx call of members of the state committee at a meeting of the democratic cen tral committee held this day iu pur suance of notice it was resolved that the democratic state committee be called to meet at raleigh at 11 o'clock thursday april 15 1886 for the pur pose of considering important matters a full attendance is desired k h battle march 10 1886 chairman the following are the members of the democratic state executive committee chosen juxe 25 84 1st district s b spruill frank e i vaughan w d pruden charles f warren 2d district h l station m d w , stevenson h l granger r b pee j bles 3d district a j galloway j h clark j d stanford a b williams 4th district h a london w h pace a w graham j h abell 5th district a e henderson n w norfleet r b gleen n b cana ; day 6th district — w j montgomery j d shaw n a mclean h b short jr 7th district — george s bradshaw j g hall j p caldwell r c bar ringer 8th district g f bason j c wil bourn w c erwin m h hoke 9th district — johnstone jones w w stringheld v b troy frank coxe cextral executive committee r h battle chairman oct coke c m busbee george h snow r g dunn p fleming s a ashe w j vates mecklenburg r b glenn stokes james s battle nash john hughes craven thomas w mason northampton james w wilson burke paul f faison wake paul b means cabarrus d b nicholson samson b c beekwith secretary the democratic papers of the state are requested to print grape-growing and wine-making raleigh news and observer we are glad to note the fact that a convention of grape-growers and wine makers will be held in washington in may next for the purpose of forming a national association of those engaged in the two industries mentioned and we hope north carolina will be well represented thereat it is proposed to hold in connection with the convention an exposition of american wines and other products of the grape and an ad dress has been issued by those engineer ing both the convention and the exposi tion in which it is shown that the grape can be successfully grown on lands that have been condemned for general agriculture purposes that owing to favorable climatic conditions soil in gredients and geological formation cer tain belts and areas of country are ex ceptionally well adapted to the produc tion of grapes and that such lands ap preciate rapidly in value under such cul tivation we all know that this state lies within one of the belts and forms one of the areas above referred to and it only remains for us to realize fully the importance of the wine-growing in terest and the possibilities of profit and better general health that it holds there has already been a rapid exten sion of the industry in the state despite the lack of any organized effort in its behalf and it is therefore evident that it can easily be made to reach the pro portions it should bear in such favor able soiland under such genial skies as those nature had vouchsafed us it should be fostered and encouraged in every way possible there is not a county in the state in which it could not be profitably pursued every far mer should have his vineyard big or little just as he has his own orchard he should make grapes not only for domestic consumption but for shipment to the markets north and west he would find the enterprise as profit able as any other in which he could embark in the address to which we have re ferred it is represented that the acreage in vines in the united states has more than doubled within the past five years and covers at the present time not less than 300,000 acres farmers who talked of planting five and ten acres then now take fifty and one hundred with the ease and confidence that a thoroughbred would take a hurdle the increase in quantity has been out stripped in qualities of varieties selected so that it would not be an exaggeration to say that practically our whole sys tem has been revolutionized within the period named the capital invested in vineyards and vineyard properties in the whole country at the present time is not less than 100,000,000 the pre sent ratio of increase of planting and investment is about 100 per cent in 3 years this ratio kept up until 1896 will give us as the result of nine yp;irs 800,000,000 invested and 2,400,000 acres planted and estimating the pro duct at 400 gallons of wine to the acre supposing all were made into wine would yield the round number of jg 000,000 gallons a quantity equal to the present wine prodactio'n of france vet startling as this may seem it is en tirely within the realms of possibilities and depends for its accomplishment upon the question of whether or not there is a paying market that this question may be answered in the affirmative is made evident by the recent action of the california grape-growers and wine-dealers looking to a patting up of the prices of native wines the unexpected shortage in the grape crop of 1885 is given as the main cause of the movement the rise has not yet been decided upon but it is es timated that it will reach about 20 per cent all round we are anxious to see our people a grape-growing a wine making and a native-wine-drinking people not a people drinking to ex cess of course but a people drinking the pure and wholesome wines of their own manufacture to the exclusions of the often vile concoctions they now consume as whisky and beer we be lieve that in that direction lies the shortest road to the temperance we all desire to see prevailing throughout the land the native-wine-drinking people of the world wherever found are tem perate people w hy should there be a difference in our case in this connection it may be well to note the fact that representative green of this state himself a large wine maker has in charge a bill prepared by the state yiticultural commission of california and the national vine growers association of new york re lating to spurious and adulterated wines which he will introduce at the earliest opportunity under its provis ions pure w r ines the product of this country are exempted from taxation but all compounds or adulterations of wines are taxed and when such com pounds or adulterations are represented to be pure they are subject to forfeit ure and offenses against the law are punishable by tine and imprisonment in addition to forfeiture iu m i » — the blair bill in the house norfolk virginian dem the pathway of those who favor the blair educational bill appears to be beset with difficulties many people and papers in the early stages of its discussion adopted the conclusion that this sugar-coated pill would go down the national throat without a halt the developments at the present sit ting of congress indicate that such parties made a great mistake it is re lated that at the friday's meeting of the house education committee a pretty fight was witnessed the bill was opposed vigorously by representa tives miller burnes and strait and de fended by mr willis only nine mem bers were present when the first vote was taken this vote stood 5 to 4 to report the bill to the house after the vote was taken two members en tered the room and a motion was made to reconsider the vote this was carried — 7 to 3 — and it was decided to consider the subject again at the next meeting it is apparent that a ma jority of the committee oppose the measure but some of its opponents are willing that it should go back to the house for the question to be settled there the opposition that has devel oped is a surprise to the friends of the bill and it is thought now that many southern members whom it was sup posed would favor it will vote the oth er way besides should it command a majority vote in both branches of congress it is a question of some doubt whether the approval of the president could be secured david crockett ben perley poor in the sunny south david crockett was the roughest diamond that ever sparkled in the house of representatives reared in the cabin of his father a revolution ary soldier who was a pioneer settler in tennessee he became noted as a marksman a bear hunter and an in dian tighter in due time he was sent to the legislature and in 1827 he went to congress wearing a homespun suit with a waistcoat made from the skin of a panther which he had shot he at tracted some attention ami the most absurd stories were told of hie prowess he told some good stories but the greater part of his remarks were coarse and vulgar it so happened however that he became arrayed against gen jackson on an indian bill and when the president sent a friend to him to tell him that he must support the bill if he desired re-election he replied i believe the measure is unjust and wicked and i shall right it let the con sequences be what they may i am willing to go with lien jackson in everything 1 believe right and honest but beyond that i won't go for any man in creation i would sooner be honest and politically damned than hypocritically immortalized the whigs took him up and ho visited philadelphia new york and boston receiving marked attention and many presents in each city when he re turned to tennessee and went into the canvass he found that president lack son was too much for him and he was beaten by about three hundred votes he went to texas where he fought gallantly and was killed when the alamo was taken ami its garrison was slaughtered his son john w served as a whig in congress from l s^7 to 1841 he then removed to new or leans where he edited a paper for awhile and then returned to tennessee where lie lied in 1852 several lives of crockett were published written b others of the many sayings credit ed to hit jvetti most popular one one was be s*i you're right then go ahead jja^i^m^mmrhrjia i utm m n t «- — - - if ont of sorts with headache stomach disorder torpid liver pain in back or aide,con stipation etc , neglect may be fatal one d sa : of strong's sanative pills will give relief a few doses restore to new health and vigor a caed to all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth nervous weak ness early decay loss of manhood arc i will send a recipe that will core yon fkkk of chabgk this great remedy was dis j covered by it missionary in south america send a self-addressed envelope to the rev joseph t inma.n station i sac tort city 4:ly happy ief year do you hear ;\ big noise v;iy off tjood people that's us shouting happy new year to our ten thousand patrons in tex as ark la miss ala tenn va n c 8 c and fla from our qrand new temple of music which we arc just settled in after three months of moving and regulating hallelujah anchored at last in a mam moth building exactly situated to our needs and immense business just what we have wanted for ten long years but couldn't get a magnificent double store four stc ries and basement 50 feet front 100 feet desp iron and plate glass front steam heated electric lighted tie lariest finest and most com plete mnslc house in america a fart if ce do say it ourselves visit new york boston cincinnati chicago st louis xetc orleans or an city on this continent ami ni will not find its equal in size imposing ap pearance tasteful arrangement ele gant fittings r stock ( arried business and now with this grand new jmusic temple affording every facility for the ex tension of our business with our 200,000 cash capital our 100,000 stock oi musi cal warts our eight branch houses our 200 agencies our army of employes and our twenty years of successful experience we are prepared to serve our patrons far better than ever before and give them greater ad vantages than can be bad elsewhere north or south this is what we are living for and we nhall drive our business from now on with tenfold energy with hearty and sincere thanks to all patrons for their ood will and liberal sup port we wi>h them nil a happy new year lnien & bates so music house savannah ga p s if any one should happen to want a piano organ violin banjo acrordeon hand instrument drum strings or any small musical instrument or sheet music music hook picture frame statuary art i goods or artists 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the carolina watchman t0l xvn.-third series salisbury k c march 18 1886 no 22 mkroxey&bro have fitted up machinery ut their store house fur the purpose of overhauling old sewing machines they keep new parts of all standard machines can refit them and make your machine work as well as when new at small cost they will repair all kindsof light machinery and various house hold articles — guns and pistols umbrellas parasols locks sausage grinders coffee mills c c don't throw away a pair of ton r s or scissors for want of a rivet : a bucket for want of a hoop or hail ; a smoothing iron for want of a handle a set of knives for want of grinding spend a dime anfl save a dollar we hope soon to start up our wood working machinery ma chine shop an


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Cancer experts say EU rules deny kids medicines
LONDON (AP) — Leading cancer experts say Europe's antiquated drug regulatory system is stopping children from getting life-saving medicines and are calling for changes that would remove a loophole that allows companies to skip developing medicines for children already approved for adults.
According to European rules, pharmaceutical companies that create a licensed cancer drug for adults are supposed to submit a plan for how that treatment might work in children. But they can sidestep that requirement if the drug treats a cancer in adults that doesn't usually affect children, such as lung cancer.
"This is out of kilter with what we believe about cancer," said Alan Ashworth, director of Britain's Institute of Cancer Research at a press briefing on Monday. "A drug developed for cancer in adults could also be effective against a cancer affecting a completely different part of the body in children," he said. Ashworth said that more than half of cancer drugs developed in Europe with potential benefits for children are not tested in them.
Because cancer doesn't affect many children — there are about 15,000 new cases in Europe every year — drug companies don't often prioritize developing new therapies for them.
Dr. Louis Chesler, a pediatric oncologist at the Institute of Cancer Research and the Royal Marsden hospital, said the legislation is similar in the U.S. but that across the Atlantic there are government-led initiatives to promote developing cancer medicines for kids. Chesler said the U.S. National Institutes of Health and others work closely with pharmaceuticals and academics to ensure cancer treatments for children are developed.
"A company in the U.S. can just decide to farm out their drug to the NIH and they will take the lead on seeing if it is effective for children," Chesler said. "Nothing like that exists in Europe." He said the regulatory roadblocks in Europe mean there are delays for children who need certain cancer medicines or that it's difficult for them to get the drugs.
The European Commission recently held a consultation on its guidelines for the development of cancer drugs for children; it's unclear when there will be a final decision.

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AC Milan goalkeeper Marco Amelia believes that he and Christian Abbiati are the best goalkeeping pair in Italy.
The 30-year-old was called into action at the last minute for his side's 1-0 win over Juventus after Abbiati pulled out of the game with back pain, and he performed admirably in difficult circumstances.
"It isn't easy going into a game like Milan-Juventus with only a few minutes' warning, but fortunately I have a strong personality and the experience to face delicate situations like this," Amelia told Milan Channel.
"In my view, Abbiati and I are the best pair of goalkeepers in Italy today. Maybe only Juventus with Gianluigi Buffon and Marco Storari have two figures of the same level as Milan.
"There is also hope for the future, as Gabriel is an excellent goalkeeper for one so young. Right now he is shut out by me and Abbiati, but I am sure he'll have a great future ahead of him."
Amelia was also keen to speak of the improved mood at the San Siro, as Massimiliano Allegri's men look to gain momentum in Serie A after a poor start to the season.
He added: "The psychological state of the squad has changed recently and when we feel like that, we can play better and with more confidence.
"I'm glad to say the game with Juventus was the first time this season we've really felt San Siro fired up for us.
"The players need to feel the support of the fans at this moment to get back to the level we had in recent years."


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Ansonia easily wins battle of unbeatens
ANSONIA -- Friday night at Jarvis Stadium, Ansonia faced what looked to be its toughest test of the season against undefeated Wolcott. It's safe to say that the team passed with flying colors.
The Chargers played to their strength and rode junior running back Arkeel Newsome to a 41-12 victory. Newsome scored three touchdowns and rushed for 244 yards on 30 carries.
"Newsome's a tremendous player," Wolcott coach Jason Pace said. "We know how elusive he is. He's a tough back to bring down. We had him wrapped up a few times and he just was able to make plays."
Ansonia (8-0) scored first on a 35-yard pass from Jai'Quan McKnight to Andrew Matos. The Chargers defense also showed up to play, frustrating a usually dominant Wolcott offense that came in scoring at least 28 points in all seven of its previous games. A 5-yard Newsome touchdown run put Ansonia up 13-0 after the first quarter.
Wolcott (7-1) answered with easily its best drive of the game. Dual-threat quarterback Mike Nicol, who had rushed for 872 yards on the season, began to make plays.
He led his team on a 16-play drive, twice converting on fourth down, before connecting with sophomore wide receiver Jay Pelletier for a 20-yard touchdown.
However, as has been the case all season, Ansonia quickly responded. Matos returned the ensuing kick to the Wolcott 30-yard line.
Two plays later, the Chargers again called his number, faking a pitch to Newsome before handing off to Matos inside. The senior spun off a tackler and scored to put his team up 20-6 at the half.
"We came in prepared," Matos said. "We practiced real hard right after the storm. We just came real hard for the game and came out intense."
Nicol gashed the Chargers defense in the first half with the short passing game, but Ansonia adjusted and kept Wolcott scoreless after halftime, save for a long touchdown run against the junior varsity defense. The Chargers defense held Nicol to just 39 yards rushing and picked him off twice.
"We were playing a little soft in there," Ansonia coach Tom Brockett said of his pass defense. "I'm not sure why we were doing that but we tightened up a bit."
The Chargers went to Newsome early and often after halftime, where he scored two of his touchdowns, one of which was an impressive 27-yard run where the junior broke two tackles on his way to the end zone.
For Ansonia, this marks its 22nd consecutive win. The team is 26-0 against Wolcott. The Chargers also won the Brass Division title and a spot in the NVL title game.
"Wolcott's got a lot of good players," Brockett said. "Hats off to them. They played our kids real hard. I just thought our offense being able to move was the difference in the game."
A--Andrew Matos 35 pass Jai'Quan McKnight (Arthur Kwaskiewicz kick)
A--Arkeel Newsome 5 run (kick failed)
W--Jay Pelletier 20 pass Mike Nicol (kick failed)
A--Matos 12 run (Kwaskiewicz kick)
A--Matos 25 pass McKnight (kick failed)
A--Newsome 27 run (McKnight run)
A--Newsome 1 run (Kwaskiewicz kick)
W--Nate Fillipone 57 run (kick failed)
Records: Wolcott 7-1, Ansonia 8-0.


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Join us as we talk about the game LIVE as it happens. The STEELERS are on a roll now after beating the Ravens and Bengals in back to back AFC North matchups. With 3 games to go the Steelers need to keep winning in order to stay ahead of the Ravens and look to secure the highest seed possible in the post season.
Nothing is clinched yet so this game is once again a must win. The Jets will be desperate after dropping 2 in a row. Sanchez has not looked good so the Steelers need to take advantage of that and get some turnovers on defense. On offense, it's as simple as, score touchdowns not field goals.
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Sluggish offense needs a boost
Much has been made of the shortcomings of the Rockies' starting rotation, but their offense hasn't been too hot lately, either. Wednesday night marked the seventh time in the last 13 games the Rockies scored three runs or less. They are 1-6 in those seven games.
Rockies starter Rodrigo Lopez had his right arm rebuilt Wednesday. He had both ligament transplant surgery (aka Tommy John surgery) and flexor tendon repair to his right elbow. Lopez, of course, is out for the season.
Right-hander Greg Reynolds, the second overall selection in the 2006 June draft who was pitching for Double-A Tulsa, is scheduled to undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder Friday at the Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Denver.
Super-utilityman Jamey Carroll makes his first career start in right field today. He replaces Brad Hawpe as Hawpe continues struggling against left-handed pitchers. Southpaw Paul Maholm is on the hill for the Pirates this afternoon.
Today's first pitch: 1:05 p.m. MDT
Coors Field
Pirates lineup
CF Nate McLouth .256
SS Jack Wilson .271
2B Freddy Sanchez .308
1B Josh Phelps .385
LF Jason Bay .250
RF Jose Bautista .261
3B Matt Kata .306
C Carlos Maldonado .000
LHP Paul Maholm .196
Rockies lineup
2B Kazuo Matsui .288
SS Troy Tulowitzki .293
LF Matt Holliday .335
1B Todd Helton .298
3B Garrett Atkins .278
CF Ryan Spilborghs .322
C Yorvit Torrealba .268
RF Jamey Carroll .227
LHP Franklin Morales 0-0, 1.69
By the numbers: Matt Holliday enters today's game with a 12-game hitting streak, the longest active streak in the majors. He has four hitting streaks of 10 games or longer this season, more than any other player.


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WHAT was your best April Fool's Day joke?
WHAT was your best April Fool's Day joke?
I know it's a week ago, but among the tops were:
lMona Lisa wore contact lenses
l Six-legged sheep would produce more meat
l The Queen was up for some oil exploration in the garden at Buckingham Palace
l Biscuit-flavoured teabags
However, the one that caught me on the backfoot for a moment was that once Scotland got its independence traffic would switch to driving on the right.
But this has already been trialled locally on that "road to the hell," the A38, as anyone heading out to McArthurGlen would know from the many chancers vying for space on that 2-into-1-into-2-road system out to the M1.
The serious side of who is behind the wheel for better or worse is examined in 'Exposure: Who's Driving on Britain's Road' (Thursday, ITV1), which reports on the murky world of driving-test fraud, revealing how thousands of potentially dangerous motorists are getting the green light illegally, having paid impersonators to pass tests for them.
This documentary brings into sharp relief the work of the Driving Standards Agency's fraud unit as they uncover the extraordinary lengths to which criminals will go to cheat the system from masters of disguise, who have sat hundreds of exams, to corrupt translators and manufacturers of fake licences.
And, if you are still in motoring mode there's a late-night repeat of 'Inside Rolls-Royce' (Channel 4) which takes a behind-the-scenes look at the top car manufacturer's factory at Goodwood in Surrey.
Pensioner power, rather than horse power, seems to be the theme of weekend viewing on ITV, and I'm not referring to the return of 'Britain's Got Talent' (Saturday) back for a 13-week run with the "dream team," or nightmare if you're not a fan, of Simon Cowell, aided and abetted by Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.
The OAPs waiting in the wings are to be seen afterwards on 'Amazing Greys' (it's a late night for some as they are on until 9.30pm) hosted by Paddy McGuinness with help from Angela Rippon as young contenders flex their mental or physical powers against three talented senior citizens in a bid to leave with £10,000.
Madness, rather than money, seems to be the driving force for those elderly troublemakers starring in the hidden camera show 'Off Their Rockers' (Sunday) as they ambush the unsuspecting in a second series of light-hearted pranks and hilarious stunts.
However, order is soon restored at 8pm in 'Sway,' the third of the current four-part 'Endeavour' series (Sunday, ITV1) set in the build-up to Bonfire Night 1966 as young DC Morse investigates the death of a housewife -- the third strangling in a month.
The cases seem unrelated, but amid the tragedies Morse discovers a common link that might just stop the killer striking again.


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Tort Law and the Products Liability Insurance Crisis
This report examines the theories behind the products liability insurance crisis, including the idea that the crisis is contrived by the insurance industry. Smith argues that the real source of the problem is judicial changes in tort law that undermine the predictability of risk and the independence insurance markets need to adequately measure risk. He recommends steps that governments should take to solve the crisis and bring down consumer and industry costs. 55 pages.


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Round 5
Mordra - Silverdream
Mordra gets ready to unleash hell...
The skeletons are nicely clumped up and three are blasted to bits by her explosive fireball.
The pistoleers take out three more, including one very lucky shot that kills the skeleton captain outright.
Voytek - Zupponn
Voytek is none too amused.
And what does a bull warrior do when he's not too amused?
You guessed it. Fire hammers and a berserk rage put an end to two more skeletons.
Wolfpack - heavyfishcannon
The rangers wade into the swamp and snipe a bitchy witch.
One skeleton is boned.
The WDK's crush three skeletons, while losing two of their own.
Zahru - Zahru II
Zahru throws his weapons down, disgusted. "These things haven't worked properly since I set foot on this island" he mutters.
He then resolves to punch the iron granny into a pulp with his bare hands.
Zahru then picks up his weapons and charges the final armoured skeleton... and misses.
Aelcar - NPC
It's okay though, because he finishes it off with a counter on the skeleton's turn. The skeleton did chip a HP off Zahru. Ouch.
The last skeletons actually kill another WDK before falling to counters.
Aelcar, realizing he's in trouble, sacrifices his vermin to cast a powerful spell...
The devouring swamp devours the wolfpack rangers, who die horribly.
He then, rather cowardly, decides he'd rather not stick around until Zahru, Voytek and Mordra get their hands on him and retreats.
Victory for the expedition! Konrad was lost, and so were all of the Bulls and Wolfpack rangers, but it could've been worse. Zahru, Mordra and Voytek get to march on Phineus' citadel with a small detachment of troops... and a wolf who quickly got adopted by Voytek.


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Organizational Communication Student Life and Resources
"The 3rd Floor of Wilson Hall is like my grandparents' house; cozy, happy and filled
with people who support me in all I do. But most importantly it is full of people
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Student Life and Resources
Why should you choose one of our programs? Well, here is what our students tell us they value and why they recommend Organizational Communication to their friends. First, we focus on "application"—applying communication processes and skills to make better relationships and organizations. Faculty constantly ask themselves, "What can I teach students today that will make them more effective tomorrow?" Second, we make learning active and participative. We genuinely value students' opinions and want everyone to speak-up so we can learn from one another. Third, our faculty members are accessible, supportive, and committed to high quality teaching and learning. Finally, the students like each other and being part of the department. They develop friendships and really get to know one another as fellow members of "Org. Comm." It is a great "climate" to learn in.
- Organizational Communication Scholarships
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- Lambda Pi Eta Honors Society
Students with a GPA over 3.5 can join the Department's Honor Society. Lambda Pi Eta is a nationally recognized communication honor society. Murray State's chapter provides communication coaching and community service.
- Racer Oral Communication Center
Murray State University created a Racer Oral Communication Center in the Fall of 2011. The center assists students with developing and presenting professional presentations. For more information on the Racer communication Center click here.
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Murray State University's Speech and Debate Union is comprised of the competition travel team, scholarship recipients, and society captains. For more information concerning the Speech and Debate Union Contact Dr. Crystal Coel at email@example.com.
- The National Communication Association
The National Communication Association advances communication as the discipline that studies all forms, modes, media and consequences of communication through humanistic, social scientific and aesthetic inquiry. Our students frequently attend the national and Kentucky NCA conferences, present academic paper and publish scholarly articles. For more information on the NCA, click here.
- Organizational Communication Murray State Library Page
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UK Looking To Cement Its New Anti-Free Speech Reputation By Arresting Man For Posting Photo Of A Burning Poppy
from the making-a-mockery-of-free-speech dept
"A man from Aylesham has tonight been arrested on suspicion of malicious telecommunications," Kent police said in a statement after the arrest. "This follows a posting on a social network site of a burning poppy. He is currently in police custody awaiting interview."The article notes that free speech advocates in the UK are speaking out in response to this, pointing out how ridiculous it is -- and noting that part of the reason why soldiers fought wars for the UK was to provide freedoms like the ability to express their views on things like war.


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- Order materials as early as possible. Some requests may not be available until the following delivery.
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Martinak State Park boasts four camper cabins and one full service cabin.
Below and at right are photos of the interior and exterior of the full service cabin, which overlooks the Choptank River and is available for year round rental. The full service cabin sleeps four and comes fully equipped with kitchen, bath facilities, heat, air conditioning and a screened in porch.
The four camper cabins are located within the A camping loop and are available for rental early spring through late fall. They each sleep four and are equipped with ceiling fan, electricity and air conditioning. Each cabin features an outside fire ring, grill and picnic table. Restroom and shower facilities are located a short walk away.
The area around the park has hardwood and pine forests on the Choptank River and Watts Creek. Modern campsites and boating access are available. Amenities include hiking trails, playground, shelters and a nature center. Pets are allowed in all areas of the park except the shelter and cabins.
For reservations, call 1-888-432-2267, (8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Monday through Friday). For citizens residing outside the United States, reservations can be made by calling 301-687-8160. This is not a toll-free call. TTY users can call 866-804-7846.
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Eating & drinking
Glasgow is packed full of excellent restaurants to suit every budget, and if you want to sample the very best, head to The Ubiquitous Chip - a multi award-winning restaurant with a menu inspired by Scotland's natural larder.
And of course, you can't visit Glasgow without a tour of a local distillery. At the Glengoyne Distillery, the whisky is distilled slower than any other single malt Scotch whisky, giving it a subtle, complex flavour. True whisky lovers will love The Masterclass – the most in depth and comprehensive distillery tour in Scotland.
Top attractions
The trendy locals aren't the only reason Glasgow is known as Scotland's style capital. Even the buildings here are stylish, and they have Glasgow's most famous son - architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh - to thank for that. A trip to the Glasgow School of Art for a glimpse of his famous Art Nouveau style is a must.
The city is also home to over 20 museums and art galleries, including the award-winning Burrell Collection, the huge Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery and the Riverside Museum, a radical space designed by Zaha Hadid for the city's transport heritage.
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Use LinkedIn? Time to Change Your Password
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The article up at Ars Technica speculates that passwords from a dating site (possibly eHarmony) was leaked as well.
Thanks and also, please add pronounceable passwords to Firefox.
man I kind of wish that was a generate passphrase feature.
Interesting that I have to use "Copy Password" to change my password since lastpass cant detect that I need to fill the form for "Old Password"…
This is actually not interesting at all. More whiny than anything. Sorry you had to use the copy button like the rest of us.
Actually, it is interesting – since you'd think LastPass could figure out LinkedIn's password form… especially since they are posting articles on the LinkedIn issue. Sorry that you (and several others on here) have such rude, intolerant responses – and feel the need to express them. Have a nice day! :) <3
Thank goodness I was already using LastPass to create complex passwords so, thankfully my LinkedIn password was a unique password not used on other sites and I can easily change it. Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for the Facebook post about this. Quick, easy change with LastPass.
Thanks again!
When are you guys going to add password aging? so that lastpass can tell me even when I'm not monitoring security reports, hey you haven't updated your 'linkedin' password in 2 years, go update it. Given aging passwords too often has been shown not to help (more so because then you can't remember them) but I think never updating is bad too.
This is a great suggestion, I would like to see this feature as well.
Great idea!
Asked the same question, exactly 6 months ago.
The answer was "Currently no, but thanks for the good suggestion!"
Password aging is *not* a good idea, as any decent cryptologist will tell you. It's safer to use a longer, more secure password once than using dozens of insecure, structured passwords frequently.
When required in work situations for the average person, I agree that password aging only makes passwords weaker. People either cycle through things that could be broken in dictionary attacks or are forced to use a more complicated password, won't end up memorizing it because of its short lifespan, and write it on a Post-It right by the keyboard…
Those of us with LastPass accounts, though, are (hopefully!) using more secure passwords; I see little harm in updating complex generated passwords every now and then.
Yea, devs, you really should add that feature. You have a last used time on the vault, get off your ass and write 3 lines of code.
and password aging IS a good idea. If your using "dozens of insecure, structured passwords" your doomed to fail anyway you idiot. Even if you use common (bad) passwords — say "password" — you might change it every month and make the next one "password1" then "password2" so on and so forth. If you use strong passwords, having ones that change every so often creates an even stronger policy. if one does on the odd chance get compromised, it will be for a maximum of however long your aging tolerance specifies.
Strong passwords, updated more frequently FTW.
Thanks for nasty response. Did you really have to call her an idiot? The fact is — especially in corporate settings where security policies require frequent password changes — that people will choose lame passwords they can remember and just increment through a digit on the end. Many people write them down.
"if one does on the odd chance get compromised, it will be for a maximum of however long your aging tolerance specifies." — well, unless of course once the hacker gets it, the hacker changes it, causes damage, and sends your boss nasty emails from your account. Then the compromise has much more enduring effects. PAM
yes updating passwords frequently does generally cause people not using password managers to choose weak ones. I personally do not intend to update frequently (even though last pass means it doesn't matter). My personal intent is to say, 1 year is long enough for any password to not be changed. I just updated a password I know I haven't updated since ~ high school ~9 years ago. Far too long and it was far too weak. I imagine eventually it'll be that long after some lastpass passwords. Also some unfortunate websites make me have really sucky passwords to begin with as they have really stupid limitations leaving me to believe they aren't encrypting them properly. (such as may not be > 10 characters) oh I even have a site that allows only numeric characters as it's a PIN *headdesk*.


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When you see him on the sideline — so controlled, so focused — it is difficult to fathom the days when Kansas State coach Bill Snyder was anything but.
When you see his team is complete, disciplined, tough, fundamentally sound, it is almost impossible to think Snyder spent more time in the vice principal's office at Lafayette High School in Saint Joseph, Mo., than a lot of his classmates.
"Coach Snyder?!'' K-State quarterback Collin Klein said. "Really?''
Soft-spoken, pensive, deliberate Bill Snyder, architect of arguably the greatest turnaround in college football history, was once a bit of rabble-rouser.
Until his mommy took his T-Bird away.
Snyder was 16 when his father, who had split from his mother, bought him a 1954 yellow Mercury Monterey, not a T-Bird, but certainly a head-turner in the small town of Saint Joseph.
He had it for two weeks.
His mother, Marionetta, who stood 4-foot-9 and weighed about 100 pounds, took her son by the proverbial earlobe and set him straight. She told her husband to take back the car.
"My mother is the toughest person I've ever known,'' Snyder said. "I owe everything I am to her.''
The good folks in Manhattan, Kansas, owe everything to Snyder when it comes to Wildcats football. Before he became the head coach — for the first time — in 1989, Kansas State was the first big-time college football program to lose 500 games (510 to precise). The Wildcats were on a 27-game losing streak.
Saturday night, Kansas State (6-0, 3-0 Big 12) seeks to improve on its No. 4 national ranking when it visits 13th-ranked West Virginia (5-1, 2-1) and Heisman Trophy candidate Geno Smith.
The Mountaineers are the Big 12's sexy team. They have scored 40 or more points in four of six games. Smith has thrown 25 touchdown passes and no interceptions.
Kansas State is known for, geez, what is Kansas State known for?
"I would hope people think they see a tough, disciplined, unified team,'' Klein said. "But we don't concern ourselves with that because it's something we can't control.''
Which brings us back to Snyder — career record: 165-83-1 — who marinates his players in a stew of 16 goals, all of which he says he learned from Marionetta.
They are as cliché as a Hallmark card, but Snyder harps on them with a sotto voce approach.
"He's incredibly consistent,'' Klein said. "He repeats the goals over and over and over again.''
Snyder told reporters when he took the Kansas State job in 1989 the Wildcats could win six, seven games a year and go to a bowl game.
He instituted the first 12 goals (four more were added later, after the Wildcats began having success).
After going 1-10 his first season, the Wildcats went 9-3 in his fifth season and won their first bowl game. By the late 1990s, K-State was in the Cotton and Fiesta Bowls, posting six 11-win seasons.
"I was a high school coach who was always looking to advance as rapidly as I could,'' Snyder said. "I had one foot in and one foot out. I was a horrible coach.''
He decided to commit to his profession. He stayed at Iowa for nine years as an assistant to Hayden Fry.
Then Kansas State called. There was nowhere to go but up.
"There were players on my first team that did not know what it felt like to win a football game,'' Snyder said. "We went 1-10 my first season and I was more convinced that Kansas State could have a successful program.''
Snyder sent his assistant coaches all over the Midwest and West, recruiting players few other schools would even consider. He even recruited Juco players, though most coaches believe that's a program killer.
Snyder found the ones with character and began his slow- drip method of instilling his 16 goals.
"We test them on it,'' he said proudly.
By 2004, Snyder, who turned 73 earlier this month, tried to retire. He was talked into another year, which yielded a 5-6 season and a last-place finish in the division. He was done — until he watched his program go 17-20 is three seasons under Ron Prince. Snyder returned in 2009, went 10-3 last season, and just might have Kansas State playing for the national title this season.
"We're chasing perfection but trying to catch excellence,'' Klein said.
Imagine the parade they'd have for the Wildcats. Maybe they could even find a yellow 1954 Mercury Monterrey for Snyder.


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By Mike Riina
Aseptic technique… Sounds fancy… It's not.
Let me first start by saying, I am in no way an OSHA instructor, nor am I qualified to teach anything about blood borne pathogens, or principles of infection control. That being said, I've had these classes every year for 10 years. The stuff taught in these classes is smart, easy to remember, and can save your life. I wonder why then, so many tattoo artists continue to do inappropriate things like let their clients wander the studio un-bandaged, bumping into shit, or preparing their set up without gloves…
Thank you TLC for putting such ridiculousness on television for people without knowledge of the subject to form opinions. Here are some very simple, basic things a client can look for in a tattoo artist's aseptic technique…
When you enter the studio:
- Does it look tidy?
- Does it smell clean?
- Is your artist trained in said blood borne pathogens and principles of infection control?
- Is there a visible certification?
- Is the studio properly licensed by local and state authorities?
- Did you fill out paperwork/release from?
- Did your artist wash his/her hands, and don gloves before he/she dealt with their set up?
- Is all equipment properly covered: table top, mayo stand/work station, clip cord, foot switch, machines? Admittedly a machine bag is the last of barriers I started using. But a tattoo machine is a dirty instrument (most can't be run through an autoclave) and one should try to protect their clients to the best of their ability. As well as themselves.
- Were the needles and tubes removed directly from the sterile package, with gloves on? I once saw a tattooer on TV do their WHOLE setup without gloves on. Including opening the packages. Effing gross for your clients guy. Seriously.
- Did your artist properly dispose of your needles? Into a sharps container?
- When done did they use an approved cleaning/disinfecting agent to wipe their equipment and tattooing surface?
- If they are using reusable equipment (steel tubes), do they have an autoclave? Does it work properly and can they explain its use to you? (Our studio uses all disposable equipment, just to remove the hassle and dirtiness of cleaning tubes.)
Then there are some things so basic, they're ridiculous… I worked next to a guy once who answered his phone with dirty gloves on. If your artist is answering his/her phone while gloved, or picking up something dropped on the floor to use, you need a new artist. Period. Regardless of talent/skill level, every tattooer should be striving to do the cleanest procedure they can… Hepatitis, HIV, TB, MRSA and other, more general, staff infections are no joke. That shit can kill you. For realsies…
(Mike can be found at Eclectic Art Tattoo in Lansing, MI.)
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Group Therapies for Reducing HIV-risk Behavior in Women Who Have Survived Childhood Sexual Abuse
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00220597
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : September 22, 2005
Last Update Posted : December 3, 2013
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|Condition or disease
|Alcoholism Child Abuse, Sexual Sexual Abuse Sexual Behavior Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
|Behavioral: Trauma-focused group therapy
|Not Applicable
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|171 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Factorial Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Group Interventions to Prevent HIV in High Risk Women
|Study Start Date :
|September 1999
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|December 2004
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|December 2004
- Rates of using of drugs or alcohol
- Sexual revictimization rates
- Rates of engaging in risky sex
- Trauma symptoms
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|Sexes Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
1. Female. 2. 18 years of age or older. 3. English-speaking. 4. Has at least two explicit memories of sexual abuse that involved genital contact.
5. At least two sexual abuse events occurred when the survivor was between 4 and15 years of age.
6. The perpetrator was at least 5 years older than the survivor. 7. The survivor knew the perpetrator prior to the sexual abuse. 8. The survivor has discussed or attempted to discuss details of the sexual abuse previously with another person (e.g., family member, friend, or therapist) at least 6 months prior to being interviewed for the study.
9. Meets DSM-IV criteria for current PTSD. 10. Provides informed consent.
And at least one of the following:
11. Has been sexually revictimized within the previous year. 12. Has engaged in risky sexual behavior within the previous year. 13. Meets DSM-IV criteria for substance abuse
Exclusion Criteria:
Criteria for exclusion includes any of the following:
- Diagnosed as meeting one of the following diagnostic categories: schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders; dementia and delirium and amnestic or other cognitive disorders.
- Reports ritual abuse.
- Is currently receiving psychotherapy (including individual or group psychotherapy).
- Individuals who are alcohol or drug dependent as defined by the DSM-IV.
- Individuals who are currently suicidal (i.e. within the last month)
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): NCT00220597
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|Dept. of Psychiatry, Stanford University
|Stanford, California, United States, 94305
|Principal Investigator:
|David Spiegel, M.D.
|Stanford University
|Study Director:
|Catherine C. Classen, Ph.D.
|Stanford University
|Responsible Party:
|David Spiegel, Jack, Lulu & Sam Willson Professor, Stanford University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00220597 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
R01MH060556 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
R01MH060556 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|First Posted:
|September 22, 2005 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|December 3, 2013
|Last Verified:
|December 2013
Keywords provided by David Spiegel, Stanford University:
group therapy
sexual revictimization
risky sex
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Alcohol-Related Disorders
Substance-Related Disorders
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders
Genital Diseases, Male
Genital Diseases, Female


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The When In Rome Tour of the Jewish Ghetto gave us new insights into the history and diversity of a unique part of Rome during our visit in October of 2013.
Our tour began with the Largo di Torre Argentina Square with a discussion of the Ghetto. The Argentina Square includes the remains of four ancient Roman temples dating back to the 4th century BC as well as part of Pompey's Theater where it is believed that Julius Caesar was assassinated. We saw many of the numerous homeless cats which are allowed to live in the square. In a sense, this square is a microcosm of Modern Rome. Visitors are looking at 2500 year old structures while cars and trolleys go speeding by.
We were told that Jews had lived in Rome since the second century BC when the Maccabees from Judea formed an alliance with Rome. We learned that the Ghetto on the banks of the Tiber River was created in 1555 by Pope Paul IV and all Jews were forced to live within its walls.
It was formally abolished in 1882 after the Papal States were incorporated into the Kingdom of Italy. The Ghetto walls were torn down in 1888 and the construction of the Great Synagogue of Rome began in 1901.
Today the Roman Ghetto contains the Great Synagogue, many Jewish shops and institutions, and a host of popular Kosher restaurants and bakeries.
We entered the Jewish or Roman Ghetto and were told that many of the buildings dated back to the 10th century. Families such as the Cenci and Santacroce families lived in this wild and often brutal period. Slit holes for shooting arrows could be seen in the walls of several of the structures.
This fountain was commissioned between 1580 and 1585 by Muzio Mattei a politically well wired Roman Catholic living in the Roman Ghetto. Mattei, who owned six homes, was instrumental in bringing fresh water to the Ghetto.
The original sculptured turtles on the fountain were replaced after some disappeared in 1979. Security around the fountain is intense with 24 hour TV monitors.
Tourists and locals come to the Ghetto area for its food which is centered in the Portico D'Ottavio
Our tour ended outside the Great Synagogue of Rome. The synagogue was built between 1901—1904 and sits on the banks of the Tiber.
It was designed to standout and its aluminum dome is the only squared dome in Rome. Our When in Rome Tour did not include a visit to the Synagogue which contains the Jewish Museum of Rome. There is ample time after the formal tour to visit the Great Synagogue and the Museum.
The When In Rome Tour of The Jewish Ghetto in Rome was factual and gave us an overview of the history and diversity of this section of Rome. Anyone who wants more in depth history of the Jews in Italy should visit The Jewish Museum of Rome and The Great Synagogue.


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BAREA, Ohio – The MIT women's track and field team concluded an excellent season on Saturday afternoon with a third-place finish, the highest in Institute history, at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship. On the strength of six All-America honors, including the program's first Individual National Champion, the Cardinal and Gray totaled 37 points at the meet.
Sitting in just 11th position going into Saturday, the Engineers placed five athletes on the awards podium on the final day of competition. Jacqui Wentz, who on Friday captured the National title in the 3000m Steeplechase, started things off with a fifth-place showing in the 1500. Portia Jones followed that up with a fifth-place performance in the 100-meter hurdles.
Jamie Simmons was the runner-up in the 400 hurdles, with a time of 61.01 seconds. Jones was back in action in the 200, taking sixth in 24.28.
Jones, Simmons, Wentz and Martha Gross wrapped things up by taking second place in the 4x400 relay with an Institute record time of 3:44.49 in the final event of the day, moving the Engineers up to third place in the team standings.
With the third-place finish, the program moved up to No. 2 in the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association (USTFCCCA) Deb Vercauteren Program of the Year standings. The USTFCCCA tracks the results of the Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track NCAA Championships, crowning the program with the lowest total the Program of the Year. With 18 points, MIT finished just one behind University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.


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