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Vol. 37 No. 8 · 23 April 2015
The Suitors
Stephen W. Smith's excellent piece on China's power, both hard and soft, in Africa touches on Beijing's Confucius Institutes (LRB, 19 March). African academics starved of resources may well feel they have no choice but to accept Chinese gold. But there are also 25 such institutes in Britain – for example at the universities of Edinburgh and Sheffield and at SOAS – and they have no such excuse. Christopher Hughes, professor of international relations at the LSE, has expressed concern about his institution taking Chinese state money (it isn't so long ago that it was caught up in a scandal over its acceptance of Qaddafi's gold). He worried, too, about the LSE's Confucian Institute being a 'divisive' and 'illegitimate' propaganda organisation, citing an online language teaching-aid video about the Korean War. The animated film, which is entitled 'The War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea', claimed that the US manipulated the UN Security Council to act against Korea, and described how Chinese 'volunteers' joined the fight and 'crushed the imperialists' aggressive ambitions'.
Thanks to Freedom of Information requests, we now know that the LSE has received £863,537.91 from the Chinese state for housing its Confucian Institute and gets a further $33,000 per year for teaching Chinese government officials in Beijing via BHP Billiton, a mining conglomerate not hitherto celebrated for fearless intellectual inquiry. The $33,000 is such a trivial sum that one wonders whether it masks a bigger and more complicated 'cash-for-reputation' trade. What does the LSE teach these government officials?
John Sweeney
Stephen W. Smith refers to Chinese women selling beignets in Kinshasa. It is probably unwise to say something has never happened in that vast and varied city, but I think this is almost certainly an urban myth. Beignets, or mikate as they are called in Lingala, are popular in Congo – generally eaten with peanut butter and/or chillies. The maman mikate who cook them at the side of the road are a symbol of small-scale women's economic activity: rather like lollipop ladies in the UK, they stand for something virtuous. The idea of the Chinese selling mikate was brought up humorously in a popular song by the group Wenge Maison Mère. From there I believe it has entered popular discourse as a motif for the way the Chinese are getting everywhere. As in Zambia, the Congolese are pretty hostile to the Chinese, and they freely associate the influx of Chinese running small shops with the support offered by the Chinese government to a regime that many perceive as illegitimate. This is understandable but unfair: Chinese with small shops selling plastic buckets are not responsible for their government or for the current miserable predicament of ordinary Congolese, just as Pakistani shopkeepers in the UK were not responsible for mass unemployment in 1980s Liverpool, however warm the relations between Thatcher and General Zia.
Joe Trapido
London N16
The Hobsbawm File
In her piece about MI5's surveillance of Eric Hobsbawm, Frances Stonor Saunders doesn't point out how little this seemed to stand in the way of Hobsbawm's professional success (LRB, 9 April). He taught at Birkbeck for 35 years, starting at the peak of the Cold War in 1947. He was a member of the Cambridge Apostles, the Athenaeum and, from 1978, the British Academy. He was a fellow of King's College, Cambridge from 1949 to 1955. He published some of his most important articles in the Economic History Review between 1949 and 1957 and broadcast on the BBC's Third Programme during the same period. His reading, teaching and collaboration with the Communist Party Historians' Group and the journal Past and Present laid the foundations for his later work. It is true that Hobsbawm's attempts to gain a Cambridge lectureship were blocked, but there is no denying that despite the MI5's best (?) efforts, it was a productive time for Hobsbawm. Perhaps the most serious obstacle in his way was the political censorship of the BBC: such figures as Hobsbawm, Christopher Hill, E.P. Thompson and Raymond Williams rarely broadcast on the BBC not only during the 1950s, but long afterwards.
David Herman
On the matter of Eric Hobsbawm's criticisms of the CPGB, Frances Stonor Saunders writes that he made 'his grievance public, writing an article in World News calling for an overhaul of party rules so as to improve "Communist Party democracy"'. There was in fact a significant movement to improve CP democracy, which came to a head in April 1957 with the Report of the Commission on Inner Party Democracy, within which was a dissident Minority Report. This Minority Report contains a detailed critique of democratic centralism, the organisational form favoured since 1917 by nearly all communist and Trotskyist parties and groups the world over. One of its co-authors was Hobsbawm's fellow historian Christopher Hill. The Minority Report was of course squashed and Hill, who stood by its analysis, left the party along with several thousand others, including my parents.
Saunders also writes, in respect of MI5's monitoring at the BBC, that 'many employees have testified over the years that their careers were unexpectedly interrupted or impeded by the Christmas tree' – a symbol on their file suggesting political 'unreliability'. As someone whose Christmas tree and career termination was announced in the Observer in the mid-1980s, I would question whether this happened to 'many employees'. The authors of that Observer article, Paul Lashmar and David Leigh, outed just six of us.
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Frances Stonor Saunders lambasts MI5 for keeping an eye on Eric Hobsbawm: far from being 'on the phone to Moscow', he was 'not a very good' communist, arguing for changes in party rules 'after privately criticising the nomenklatura for supporting the Soviet invasion of Hungary' in 1956. At the time, Hobsbawm publicly toed the party line on the subject, if only just. In a letter to the Daily Worker published on 9 November 1956 (conscientiously clipped and filed by MI5), he wrote:
All Socialists ought to be able to understand that a Mindszenty [i.e. independent] Hungary, which would probably have become a base for counter-revolution and intervention, would be a grave and acute danger to the USSR … If we had been in the position of the Soviet government, we should have intervened … [But] the suppression of a popular movement, however wrong-headed, by a foreign army is at best a tragic necessity and must be recognised as such. While approving, with a heavy heart, of what is now happening in Hungary, we should therefore also say frankly that we think the USSR should withdraw its troops from the country as soon as this is possible. This should be said by the British Communist Party publicly if the British people is to have any confidence in our sincerity and judgment; and if they have not, how can we expect them to follow our lead? And if they don't follow our lead, how can we hope to help the cause of the existing Socialist States on which we know that Socialism in the world, and in Britain, largely depends?
Faced with such evidence of Hobsbawm's willingness to put aside personal qualms in the interests of democratic centralism and helping the Soviet cause, Curzon Street might be forgiven, in the depths of the Cold War, for taking him at his word.
Peter Zombory-Moldovan
Learning My Lesson
Like Tom Hennessy, I'm a university administrator with an academic background (Letters, 9 April). Like him, I know that some academics can be high handed and unco-operative, though I'm sure he finds, as I do, that most are courteous, and grateful for any help with their administrative duties. But even if they all complained, I'd still be unsympathetic to Hennessy's argument. Those of us on pay grades comparable to those of academics aren't scrutinised in the same sector-wide way, and bureaucracy is not peer reviewed. Though 'surplus generation' is mentioned ever more regularly, it is not a widespread administrative duty, in the way that getting grants is becoming. I suspect we're also more likely than academics to be on a permanent contract. I have never known an administrator on a higher pay grade have to fill in a timesheet or regard weekend and evening working as normal. Maybe that's because prospective students don't choose their universities on the basis of the quality of the bureaucracy. Perhaps that's because there aren't any league tables for it. Yet.
The discrepancies between administrators and academics are small beer when it comes to the real tragedy of higher education. Of course there was a time when a small minority of academics used their position to act without accountability, treated budgets as a windfall for their vanity projects, set arbitrary rules for those in their power and treated students as grist to the mill of their self-aggrandisement. However, it is unjust and iniquitous to target academics today when these things are also true of so many middle and senior managers, especially when those managers earn so much more and the results of their actions are so much worse. And not just for learning and research, but for our culture as a whole.
I wonder about Marina Warner's characterisation of the enemy (LRB, 19 March). The 'new managers' feature in her story as fraudulent oligarchs, indifferent if not actually hostile to values that can't be monetised. Passing allusions dismiss them as academic failures or align them with domestic abusers. The trouble with this enjoyable demonisation is that it imposes a simple opposition – academic goodies and managerial baddies – on a much more compromised situation.
In my experience the 'disfiguring of higher education' is being carried through largely by reputable senior academics. They do understand that the humanities are different from the sciences, and they don't think that a university has the same criteria of success as a hedge fund. But they are consumed with anxiety that the institution for which they are responsible might fall behind others in the endless struggle for resources, and so lose its capacity to sustain precisely the activities that Warner admires. It is this imperative that pushes them, and us, into the familiar spiral of false economies and crass performance indicators. In short, they have not trapped us; they are with us in the trap.
I don't say this in a spirit of general niceness. If anything, the situation is still bleaker if we have been led into it by people with good intentions. But I doubt whether it's good politics to underestimate the pressures that shape their decisions. Any realistic attempt to limit the damage requires co-operation within and between universities. Allies are harder to find than villains, but more useful.
Peter Womack
University of East Anglia, Norwich
The New World Disorder
'Many people in Eastern Europe feel nostalgia for the societies that existed before the fall of the Soviet Union,' Tariq Ali writes (LRB, 9 April). I was reminded of a series of interviews I conducted last summer in the southeasternmost part of the former East Germany. (I am researching memories of the collectivisation of agriculture from 1952 onwards.) When I asked two of my interviewees, a couple in their late eighties, how life after 1989 compared to what came before, the husband started to tell a very positive story, but his wife broke in: 'You know, filching, stealing, no bus anymore and to go shopping you have to drive till God knows where. Doctors, that's getting less and less as well. Hospitals, closed.' Her husband and I had been slightly nodding away at these familiar complaints when she concluded with a most unexpected epitome: 'Slaughterhouses, all gone.'
Klara-Maeve O'Reilly
Dialling for Dollars
US law favours the rich in nearly all the ways Deborah Friedell recounts (LRB, 19 March). But she isn't right when she says that 'capital gains taxes are as low as they've been since the Great Depression.' In fact, the top rates were significantly lower under George W. Bush. Obama's refusal to extend all of Bush's tax cuts, combined with a new tax on investment income levied to pay for Obamacare, has brought the top rate on capital gains up from Bush's 15 per cent to nearly 24 per cent. Of course these rare progressive victories may not last. The Republican senator and presidential aspirant Marco Rubio was widely celebrated on the right last month for his 'brilliant plan' to tax capital gains at 0 per cent.
Marcus Thorngrove
Andes, New York
Not Too Kind
Anne Diebel writes that I am 'frustratingly circumspect' in my Life of Scofield Thayer concerning Freud's diagnosis of his mental illness (LRB, 9 April). I am not so much circumspect as less curious about this than Diebel; a formal psychiatric diagnosis seems to me less descriptive of a mental breakdown than the vast amount of erratic, fearful, suspicious, obsessive, hyperactive, disorganised, vainglorious and depressive behaviour exhibited by Thayer that I describe in the book. For the record, I did contact Thayer's last psychiatrist, who declined to speak about his former patient. This didn't bother me too much, since I felt the book presented more than enough evidence of Thayer's mental collapse. I was further persuaded to rely on description rather than diagnosis by the mercurial nature of psychiatric nomenclature. During the 1920s, the diagnosis of 'dementia praecox' was being replaced by that of 'schizophrenia'; today, there are those who believe the term 'dementia praecox' should be reinstituted. All in all, I concluded that the physician's certificate from Arthur H. Ruggles, M.D., superintendent of Butler Hospital in Providence, Rhode Island, which was used when Thayer was declared 'an insane person' in 1937, would suffice. It described Thayer as suffering from 'chronic and incurable mental disease which renders him incapable of taking care of himself or attending to any business matters'.
Diebel also suggests that I am too kind to my subject, citing Thayer's displays of misogyny and anti-Semitism. Well, I am the one who brought to light these (and many other) character flaws. And while I believe that a biographer does indeed nurture an empathy towards his subject, I can't say I feel at all kindly towards Thayer's imperfections. He was indeed a bigot. His attitude towards Jews seems to have mellowed during his stay in Vienna, but his view of women never evolved, though women who knew him intimately, even those who were 'progressive' in their thinking, were greatly fond of him. In the end, I see Thayer as I tried to describe him in the book: generous, envious, intellectual, petty, aesthetic, arrogant, condescending, snobbish, prescient, ignorant, and evidently paedophilic.
James Dempsey
Kitty Burns Florey compares the 'sensible and elegant italic script' taught in UK schools to the 'ridiculous' Palmer Method taught then as now in US schools (Letters, 9 April). Florey misses the character-building dimension of Palmer. I had four years of Palmer Method handwriting and failed every time, so I had to take it over again and again. When I graduated the vice principal called me into his office and claimed I was the only pupil in Howland Elementary's hundred-year history to fail Palmer not just once but repeatedly. He scratched his head: this was, he said, a 'logical impossibility'. I didn't know what a logical impossibility was but left his office unchastened and vaguely, well, proud.
Clancy Sigal
In his piece about Don Bachardy, Kevin Kopelson writes that he's not been 'able to discover' who Dana Woodbury is (LRB, 9 April). Kopelson will find him mentioned several times in Christopher Isherwood's The Sixties: Diaries Vol. II, 1960-69. There is a good index prepared by Christopher Phipps and, in the glossary, the following information:
Woodbury, Dana. A neighbour of Dorothy Parker and Alan Campbell; he lived across the street from them on Norma Place in West Hollywood, and they introduced him to Isherwood. Bachardy painted his portrait several times.
Katherine Bucknell
London W11
Smart Dude
It's unfair of Christian Lorentzen to anoint his Harvard classmate Tom Cotton the 'philosopher-king-in-waiting' of the Tea Partying right (LRB, 9 April). What about the claims of another youngish Republican senator, Ted Cruz? He can quote Friedrich Hayek with the best of them and, according to the blogger Josh Marshall, who was at Princeton with him, struck everyone there as 'a really, really smart dude' as well as a 'total raging asshole'.
Colin Taylor
Not Just Any Place
David Robert Mitchell's film It Follows is as elliptical as Michael Wood suggests, but a broken sign at the swimming baths in the finale does eventually confirm that it is set in Detroit (LRB, 9 April).
Fatema Ahmed


life @ the crossing: show some pride!
If there's any place where Boston-area Christians need to stand up and offer a positive witness and some serious blessings, it's this Saturday's Pride Parade. I hope you'll be part of The Crossing's witness at the parade, an annual celebration of hope for New England's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered (LGBT) community and their allies. Why should we all join in? Because the church has done plenty to scapegoat LGBT people and declare they're not beloved, and the fallout is often sad, sometimes deadly. To show up with a blessing and an invitation to LGBT brothers and sisters to consider Jesus again ... well, it's humbling and stirring for those of us who are marching. And it's amazingly healing and inspiring for folks standing in the crowds.
Keith Nelson and Matthew Turner lead this introduction to the ancient practice of Centering Prayer (think of it as Christian meditation). OPEN GROUP: beginners and newcomers welcome every week! Runs every Tuesday in June and July. LOCATION: 40 Prescott Street in Brookline -- St. Mary's stop on Green C-Line, BU Central on the B-Line or 47 bus between Central Sq. and Roxbury. (Detailed directions @ bottom of this email.) CONTACT: Keith Nelson, nelsonkr@gmail.com.
Kate Rubins and Stephen Gire guide this Christian discipleship group exploring various forms of prayer, using John White's book Daring to Draw Near. Runs every Wednesday in June and July -- this Wed. will be the last open session; then group closes for final 6 sessions. LOCATION: 40 Prescott Street in Brookline -- St. Mary's stop on Green C-Line, BU Central on the B-Line or 47 bus between Central Sq. and Roxbury. (Detailed directions @ bottom of this email.) CONTACT: Kate Rubins, rubins@mit.edu.
Laura Kraybill offers the month's second reflection, the first in a series all about the kin(g)dom of God (see Mark 3). Jenna Tucker keeps up the spiritual practice for the month: a primer on good, old-fashioned prayer. After Worship: Join us for simple hospitality and stick around for our ritual procession to Fajitas 'n Ritas for cheap food and drinks. Getting to The Crossing: Across from Park St. T. Parking: Validated parking @ Boston Common Garage on Charles Street (b/t Common and Public Garden). More info: head to www.thecrossingboston.org.
** Want to help craft our creative presence -- sewing, painting, dreaming, encouraging the creatives? Contact: Lispeth at lispethn@gmail.com.
** Want to assist with hospitality and a blessing service at The Cathedral at 2pm (right after the Parade)? Contact: Rev. Steph at revsteph@gmail.com.
** Just want to march? Show up at The Cathedral at 10:30am and we'll head to the step-off point together.
** Community Dinner / Sat., 6/20 @ 5:30pm at home of Kate Rubins and Mike Magnani: These monthly dinners will take place at the homes of Crossing folks. Thanks to Kate and Mike for opening their home near Central Square. If you'd like to be on the HOST TEAM for this meal or another one -- either physically hosting or helping to provide the meal -- contact Jason at jlong@diomass.org. OPEN -- just need to RSVP to Kate at rubins@mit.edu.
** Urban Adventures / Sat., 6/27 @ 10am-2:30pm: Urban Adventures are happening roughly every other week all summer long! Join other Crossing folks and friends exploring the city and beyond, discovering places each of us identifies as "holy" (and fun). First date is Saturday, 6/27 @ 10am-2:30pm: Harbor Island Adventure - Experiencing God's Creation. A day of prayer, sun, hiking and refreshment one mile from downtown Boston! Free guided tours and info on eco-volunteer opportunties. Ferry is $14 and leaves from the Long Wharf pier (near Blue Line). Pack a lunch or buy lunch on the ferry. Check out http://www.bostonislands.org/default.asp. Contact: Kim @ kimberly.hudson@ssa.gov or Laura at laurakraybill@gmail.com.


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All too often I hesitate about being excited about my dreams. What if I fail? What if my dreams do not come true? If I allow myself to get excited, if I allow myself to put my whole heart into my goals/dreams/relationships, I might fail and my heart may be decimated. Would it not be better to just put half of my heart into whatever I am trying to accomplish? That way, if the endeavor fails, I still have half my heart.
Brad Barton failed over and over again, but he kept getting back up, and finally reached his goal of breaking a world record in running.
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Hearse Stolen outside Greek Orthodox Church Recovered after Freeway Chase (Vid)
US Stolen Hearse
LOS ANGELES — It has all the hallmarks of an only-in-Los Angeles crime: A thief stole a hearse — with a body inside — then went on a wild ride, ending with a chase and a crash on a busy freeway.
Authorities say they found the body undisturbed inside a casket Thursday morning and took James Juarez into custody after the crash, which closed the 110 Freeway during the morning commute.
The crime began Wednesday night, when the suspected thief stole the black Lincoln Navigator from outside St. Anthony Greek Orthodox Church in East Pasadena. The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department pleaded with the thief — whose identity was not known at that point — on social media to return the body in a post that was widely shared online.
"Out of all the bad decisions you have made, at least make one good one & bring back the deceased person & casket inside the Navigator," it tweeted.
Juarez, 25, was booked Thursday on suspicion of grand theft auto, police said. It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney who could speak on his behalf.
Local media have reported that the body remained in the vehicle while a mortuary attendant brought a different body into the church — and that's when the SUV was stolen.
On Thursday morning, a witness reported seeing the SUV and was following it. Los Angeles police officers pursued the hearse on local streets and onto the freeway until it crashed around 7:45 a.m. At least one officer was involved in the crash, though Los Angeles police did not immediately have details about it.
No one was seriously injured, police said.
Video footage from news helicopters showed that it has heavy front-end damage.
The Sheriff's Department did not identify the mortuary.
Mitsotakis Discusses Brain Drain and Overseas Vote with Diaspora Greeks in London
LONDON - Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis had a meeting with Greeks of the diaspora while in London on Wednesday, during which he highlighted the options that Greeks living abroad now have to vote in Greek elections from their place of residence, as well as his government's emphasis on reforms.
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Q: Number regex search in string I stored various numbers in a string in a MySQL database, i.e. "5,15,21".
If I search for the number "5", I want the script to show me that row, but not rows that have 15 in it (when there is no "5" present). That is why I don't want to use SELECT * FROM table WHERE cell LIKE '%5%'.
What reg expression can I use to target a specific number.

A: you should use the comma seperator do distinguish between 5 as a 5, and 5 as part of 15:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE concat(',' , cell, ',') LIKE '%,5,%'

The concat() is used to deal with the cases 5 is the first or last in your list

A: Here's the alternative regex solution:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE cell RLIKE '[[:<:]]5[[:>:]]'

[[:<:]] & [[:>:]] are word boundaries, which means here that the 5 wont be matched unless it's "alone" (not part of another number) no matter it's postion

A: mysql> SELECT FIND_IN_SET('5', '1,5,15'), FIND_IN_SET('5', '15,25');
+----------------------------+---------------------------+
| FIND_IN_SET('5', '1,5,15') | FIND_IN_SET('5', '15,25') |
+----------------------------+---------------------------+
|                          2 |                         0 |
+----------------------------+---------------------------+


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package org.apache.geode.internal.cache;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Set;

import org.junit.Test;

import org.apache.geode.cache.wan.GatewaySender;

public class AbstractRegionTest {

  @Test
  public void shouldBeMockable() throws Exception {
    AbstractRegion mockAbstractRegion = mock(AbstractRegion.class);
    long millis = System.currentTimeMillis();

    when(mockAbstractRegion.isAllEvents()).thenReturn(true);
    when(mockAbstractRegion.cacheTimeMillis()).thenReturn(millis);

    assertThat(mockAbstractRegion.isAllEvents()).isTrue();
    assertThat(mockAbstractRegion.cacheTimeMillis()).isEqualTo(millis);
  }

  @Test
  public void hasRunningGatewaySender_returnsFalse_ifSendersIsEmpty() {
    GatewaySender sender = mock(GatewaySender.class);

    boolean value = AbstractRegion.hasRunningGatewaySender(Collections.emptySet(), sender);

    assertThat(value).isFalse();
  }

  @Test
  public void hasRunningGatewaySender_returnsFalse_ifSenderIsStopped() {
    GatewaySender mockSender = mock(GatewaySender.class);
    Set<GatewaySender> senders = (Set<GatewaySender>) mock(Set.class);

    when(senders.contains(mockSender)).thenReturn(true);
    when(mockSender.isRunning()).thenReturn(false);

    boolean value = AbstractRegion.hasRunningGatewaySender(senders, mockSender);

    assertThat(value).isFalse();
  }

  @Test
  public void hasRunningGatewaySender_returnsTrue_ifSenderIsRunning() {
    GatewaySender mockSender = mock(GatewaySender.class);
    Set<GatewaySender> senders = (Set<GatewaySender>) mock(Set.class);

    when(senders.contains(mockSender)).thenReturn(true);
    when(mockSender.isRunning()).thenReturn(true);

    boolean value = AbstractRegion.hasRunningGatewaySender(senders, mockSender);

    assertThat(value).isTrue();
  }
}

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Pitino, Smith Take Home Data-Based Awards
By Mike Rutherford@CardChronicle May 6, 2013, 1:40pm EDT
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The rise in popularity of advanced statistics has been one of the more interesting developments in college basketball coverage over the past few years. It's become so vital that it's forced myself, a man who swore off math forever once they threw letters into the equation around 5th grade, to gain at least a tenuous grasp on the basic principles of things like tempo and adjusted efficiency.
No one combines the nerdy advancements with the traditional principles of sports journalism better than SI's Luke Winn, who handed out his second-annual Data-Based Awards on Monday. Unlike "official" awards, Winn's are based solely on hard, advanced statistical data.
The numbers don't lie: few people did basketball better than Rick Pitino and Russ Smith in 2012-13.
1. EFFICIENCY KING: Rick Pitino, Louisville
He took a Final Four team from 2011-12 that already ranked No. 1 in defensive efficiency -- and made it 14.9 points per 100 possessions better in '12-13. The Cardinals won a national title while finishing No. 1 overall in adjusted efficiency on kenpom.com, and Pitino had the top after-timeout efficiency of any coach in the NCAA tournament (minimum three games played).
6. BEST OFFENSIVE NCAA TOURNEY (min. four games): Rick Pitino, Louisville
I enlisted Crashing the Dance's Andy Cox to calculate Net Efficiency Margins for the Elite Eight teams -- essentially, a measure of how well they played vs. what the average D-I team would be expected to against each opponent. As good as Pitino's Cardinals were defensively all season, they won the NCAA tournament because of the quality of their offense, which was a full 28.5 points per 100 possessions better than an average D-I team's expectations. (Michigan came in second).
3. TRANSITION KING: Russ Smith, Louisville
Smith, who often saw 1-on-4 breaks as prime rim-attacking opportunities, averaged a nation-high 8.4 transition points per 40 minutes. He and Peyton Siva also served as the primary ball-pressurers in the Cardinals' press, and Smith led the team in turnovers-forced percentage during the NCAAs.
This doesn't make us friends, math.


Next message: richard.keen@filebank.com: "high satellites"
Previous message: Ron Lee: "Guestimate Iridium Elements"
be adjusting to Mir's orbit.
early in the AM low in the north on the Jan 12, 13, 14 from the DC area.
how the shuttle orbit will change over time (based on on-time launch).
launch/docking so I can try and see it/them.


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module Elastomer
  class Client

    # Provides access to snapshot API commands.
    #
    # repository - The name of the repository as a String
    # name       - The name of the snapshot as a String
    #
    # Returns a Snapshot instance.
    def snapshot(repository = nil, name = nil)
      Snapshot.new self, repository, name
    end

    class Snapshot
      # Create a new snapshot object for making API requests that pertain to
      # creating, restoring, deleting, and retrieving snapshots.
      #
      # client     - Elastomer::Client used for HTTP requests to the server
      # repository - The name of the repository as a String. Cannot be nil if
      #              snapshot name is not nil.
      # name       - The name of the snapshot as a String
      def initialize(client, repository = nil, name = nil)
        @client     = client
        # don't allow nil repository if snapshot name is not nil
        @repository = @client.assert_param_presence(repository, "repository name") unless repository.nil? && name.nil?
        @name       = @client.assert_param_presence(name, "snapshot name") unless name.nil?
      end

      attr_reader :client, :repository, :name

      # Check for the existence of the snapshot.
      # See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-snapshots.html#_snapshot
      #
      # params - Parameters Hash
      #
      # Returns true if the snapshot exists
      def exists?(params = {})
        response = client.get "/_snapshot/{repository}/{snapshot}", update_params(params, action: "snapshot.exists", rest_api: "snapshot.get")
        response.success?
      rescue Elastomer::Client::Error => err
        if err.error && err.error.dig("root_cause", 0, "type") == "snapshot_missing_exception"
          false
        else
          raise err
        end
      end
      alias_method :exist?, :exists?

      # Create the snapshot.
      # See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-snapshots.html#_snapshot
      #
      # body   - The snapshot options as a Hash or a JSON encoded String
      # params - Parameters Hash
      #
      # Returns the response body as a Hash
      def create(body = {}, params = {})
        response = client.put "/_snapshot/{repository}/{snapshot}", update_params(params, body: body, action: "snapshot.create", rest_api: "snapshot.create")
        response.body
      end

      # Get snapshot progress information.
      # See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-snapshots.html#_snapshot
      #
      # params - Parameters Hash
      #
      # Returns the response body as a Hash
      def get(params = {})
        # Set snapshot name or we'll get the repository instead
        snapshot = name || "_all"
        response = client.get "/_snapshot/{repository}/{snapshot}", update_params(params, snapshot: snapshot, action: "snapshot.get", rest_api: "snapshot.get")
        response.body
      end

      # Get detailed snapshot status.
      # See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-snapshots.html#_snapshot
      #
      # params - Parameters Hash
      #
      # Returns the response body as a Hash
      def status(params = {})
        response = client.get "/_snapshot{/repository}{/snapshot}/_status", update_params(params, action: "snapshot.status", rest_api: "snapshot.status")
        response.body
      end

      # Restore the snapshot.
      # See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-snapshots.html#_snapshot
      #
      # body   - The restore options as a Hash or a JSON encoded String
      # params - Parameters Hash
      #
      # Returns the response body as a Hash
      def restore(body = {}, params = {})
        response = client.post "/_snapshot/{repository}/{snapshot}/_restore", update_params(params, body: body, action: "snapshot.restore", rest_api: "snapshot.restore")
        response.body
      end

      # Delete the snapshot.
      # See https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/modules-snapshots.html#_snapshot
      #
      # params - Parameters Hash
      #
      # Returns the response body as a Hash
      def delete(params = {})
        response = client.delete "/_snapshot/{repository}/{snapshot}", update_params(params, action: "snapshot.delete", rest_api: "snapshot.delete")
        response.body
      end

      # Internal: Add default parameters to the `params` Hash and then apply
      # `overrides` to the params if any are given.
      #
      # params    - Parameters Hash
      # overrides - Optional parameter overrides as a Hash
      #
      # Returns a new params Hash.
      def update_params( params, overrides = nil )
        h = defaults.update params
        h.update overrides unless overrides.nil?
        h
      end

      # Internal: Returns a Hash containing default parameters.
      def defaults
        { repository: repository, snapshot: name }
      end
    end
  end
end


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Jun 27, 2011 - Car Accidents by Cross & Smith
Our Alabama Personal Injury & Wrongful Death Attorneys wish each of you a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July. Please celebrate responsibly, don't drink and drive, and stay safe around water, whether it's in the pool or on the boat. Summer is officially upon us, and many people will be out on the roads driving during the weekend, while others may enjoy boating on the state's many lakes or on the Gulf of Mexico. Some may choose to stay close to home and enjoy barbecues, swimming and personal fireworks. Vehicle accidents: AAA estimates that about 39 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from their home over the long weekend, USA Today reports. That's actually down from 40 million last year, and the national auto group attributes that to the nearly $1 increase in gas from this time last year.
NSC Aims to Reduce Risks or Fall Accidents in Alabama and Elsewhere
Jun 24, 2011 - Personal Injury by Cross & Smith
The National Safety Council is using the entire month of June to raise awareness of preventable injuries. They will be using June 19th through the 25th to raise awareness about the danger and the common occurrence of slips, trips and falls. These accidents are among some of the top causes of unintentional personal injuries in Alabama and elsewhere. It has been reported that nearly 9 million people visit an emergency department each year because of these accidents. Our Tuscaloosa personal injury lawyers would like to speak directly to those that are 55 and older as this is the age group that is most likely to be the victim of one of these falls. When a resident of this age experiences a fall, they are likely to suffer from a number of injuries that can hinder their ability to lead an independent and active life. Many times it is the fault of property owners for not properly caring for their facilities. These owners can be held responsible for damages in these instances. It is important to contact an attorney immediately if you experience a fall in a public area.
Teens at Increased Risk for a Fatal Car Accident in Alabama during Summer Months
The summer season is finally here. That means school has let and out teens have their mind on everything but school work as they'll be setting out to hang out with friends and soak in the beautiful weather. Unfortunately, these upcoming months are some of the deadliest for our teen drivers as these young drivers typically experience an increased risk for a fatal car accidents in Alabama between now and Labor Day. According to Mothers Against Drunk Driving, May, June, July and August hold 9 of the 10 deadliest days of the year for teens on our road. This season also kicks off the start of the 100 deadliest days for our teenage drivers. More teens are expected to die during these months than the average of any other time period throughout the year.
Pedestrian Accidents in Alabama Examined by New Safety Report
Huntsville police recently announced the kickoff of a new pedestrian awareness campaign, according to the Huntsville Times. And with good reason – pedestrian accidents continue to be a leading cause of serious and fatal injuries statewide and across the nation. A new report by Transportation For America takes a look at all of the pedestrian accidents that have occurred nationwide in the last decade. During this time there were approximately 47,000 pedestrian deaths and roughly 688,000 pedestrian injuries that occurred on roadways across the U.S. Now, Dangerous by Design 2011 will look at the pedestrian accidents in Alabama and elsewhere in the United States in an attempt to construct solutions to fix this deadly problem that is too often overlooked. Our Alabama personal injury attorneys understand that one of the most beneficial ways to avoid these serious accidents is to examine and fix poor driving habits. Most of these accidents occur because of driver inattention.
SUVs Now Safer in Car Accidents in Alabama and Elsewhere
A recent report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says that today's sport utility vehicles are among the vehicles least likely to roll over and most likely to keep occupants safe during an SUV accident in Alabama and elsewhere throughout the country. This report analyzed the most recent data of accident death rates throughout the country, according to a post entitled "S.U.V.'s, Longtime Targets of Auto Safety Analysts, Get High Marks From I.I.H.S." by Cheryl Jensen at The New York Times. Another new finding released in the study is that the Institute no longer urges parents to keep their young drivers from behind the wheel of an SUV. By contrast, in 2/?p=1007 the Institute reported that the vehicles' high centers of gravity made them more prone to rollovers. The type of car you choose can greatly affects your chances, and your teen driver's chances, of survival in a serious accident.
Bus Carrying 48 Students Hits 18-Wheeler in Alabama Bus Accident
Jun 9, 2011 - Bus Accidents by Cross & Smith
A charter bus traveling from Texas crashed into an overturned tractor-trailer rig in a bus accident in Alabama last week. The bus was traveling on Interstate 10 near the Mississippi line during the dark morning hours Monday, according to The Washington Post. The bus was filled with teenage students. According to authorities, one passenger was listed in serious condition while the rest sustained minor injuries. Since 2000, there have been nearly 1,500 fatal motor-vehicle accidents that were classified as school transportation-related, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
National Safety Month Aims to Reduce Preventable Injuries and Deaths in Alabama, Elsewhere
Jun 4, 2011 - Personal Injury by Cross & Smith
Businesses, communities and residents are urged to join the month-long celebration of National Safety Month. The National Safety Council aims to use this month to raise awareness about the top causes of preventable deaths and injuries in Alabama and elsewhere throughout the country. The Council looks to educate residents about safe behaviors that can be practiced to help keep you and your loved ones safe this summer. Our Alabama personal injury attorneys ask that all residents enjoy their summer vacation time safely. There are a number of ways to get injured during these hot summer months.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A ban on new fast-food restaurants in poor Los Angeles neighborhoods has made headlines around the world, but residents say they don't plan to give up their cheeseburgers, fried chicken and tacos anytime soon.
The moratorium, which was passed in July, was intended to fight obesity in low-income communities of America's second-largest city where healthy food is hard to find.
The move is trend-setting California's latest salvo in an expanding war on the fast-food industry, which is bracing for copycat maneuvers around the United States that could threaten growth.
But residents are skeptical that such laws will have much impact in Los Angeles' low-income and minority neighborhoods, which are already blanketed with cheap and easy-to-find meals at chains such as McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Taco Bell and Domino's Pizza.
"It's stupid. It's our body, we choose what we put in it," Tonya Owens, a 45-year-old nurse assistant told Reuters.
Edwin Tsai, interviewed at a cluster of fast-food chains in the affected district, which includes the neighborhoods of South Los Angeles, West Adams, Baldwin Hills and Leimert Park, said there were reasons people eat at places like McDonald's.
"It's fast and easy. I think people will still come here no matter what," Tsai, 23, said.
Eye-popping calorie counts and the often unhealthy ingredients used in fast food have made the industry a favorite whipping boy for anti-obesity advocates and lawmakers.
"This isn't the calm before the storm, this is still the storm," said California Restaurant Association spokesman Daniel Conway, whose group represents most major restaurant chains.
"A target has been put on our backs. There seems to be some people out there who think that if only we can regulate the restaurant industry, we can cure obesity," said Conway, who added that his clients were bracing for a flood of similar legislation after the election season.
Los Angeles City Councilwoman Jan Perry, sponsor of the moratorium, said she didn't want to eliminate fast-food chains in her 32-square-mile (82-sq-km) district, which is home to more than half a million people and 400 fast-food restaurants.
Instead, she said, the law was intended to give officials time to attract healthy alternatives and grocery stores, which are few and far between in poorer, urban neighborhoods.
Experts say supermarket chains are reluctant to open stores in such neighborhoods out of security and theft concerns — a worry that Perry calls outdated and misplaced.
Her move followed a report showing that about 30 percent of children living in the district, which has the city's highest concentration of fast-food restaurants, are obese compared with some 21 percent in the rest of Los Angeles.
"It's what the community has said it wants over and over again," Perry said in an interview.
California this year became the first state to ban artery-clogging trans fats in restaurants and in 2003 it banned the sale of soft drinks in middle and elementary schools.
State lawmakers have also backed a bill that would make California the first state to require chain restaurants with 20 or more outlets to list calorie counts on menus.
"I don't think there's a downside from the consumer point of view. We're going to see a lot more of this," said Goldin.
San Jose, some 350 miles to the north, already has tried to follow suit — though its proposed ordinance died when its co-sponsor went into premature labor with her first child.
A spokesman for councilwoman Nora Campos, the lead proponent of the proposed San Jose legislation, said she would try again when she returns from maternity leave.
Though the Los Angeles moratorium will likely be copied by local governments, experts say the causes of obesity are complex and fast-food restaurants won't go away.
"I'm no fan of fast food or fast-food corporations but, having said that, its simplistic in the extreme to consider them the cause of all these ills that have been blamed on them," said Barry Glassner, author of "The Gospel of Food" and sociology professor at the University of Southern California.


Have you checked out my class calendar lately?
April is all about Mum. It's Mother's Day in early May here in Australia, so April is the perfect time to make Mum's card and perhaps make her a wonderful gift.
This month I have scheduled the card class four times, so there should be a day and time to suit everyone.
Plus I have scheduled a Perpetual Calendar Class on April 12. This is using one of the amazing kits from the Occasions Catalogue and would make a perfect gift for Mum.
So I hope to see you at a class real soon, and until then, just keep stamping.


Palmetto Goodwill offers hospitality related training programs and certifications throughout the year, including a Culinary Kick-Start Program (which includes ServSafe Food Handler certification), a Hospitality Kick-Start Program (which includes START certifications) and a stand-alone ServSafe Alcohol Certification. Read below for more information and fill out the respective form if interested in participating in any of these programs.
Now being offered in both Charleston and the Grand Strand, this two-week program gives students the competitive edge they need to find employment in the hospitality industry. In addition to receiving START certification, participants receive hands-on hospitality training at a partner location and go through Palmetto Goodwill's soft skills course. Following graduation, GoodPeople Staffing works with students to help them find a job within the industry. Registration is ongoing for the Hospitality Kick-Start Program. Click here for course dates and to apply.
This program prepares students to go straight from the classroom to the workforce and is supported by top restaurant and catering operators eager to hire workers for much needed culinary positions. In addition to receiving a ServSafe Food Handling certification and hands-on kitchen and culinary training, participants go through Palmetto Goodwill's soft skills training. Following graduation, GoodPeople Staffing works with students to help them find a job within the food and beverage industry. Culinary Kick-Start is now being offered in Charleston (day and evening courses available), Myrtle Beach and Georgetown (day courses only). Click here for course dates and to apply.
ServSafe Alcohol certification is a one day safety training for alcohol servers administered by the National Restaurant Association. Alcohol service involves many risks. Prepare yourself to handle these risks with responsible alcohol training from a trusted and experienced source. As a Certified Instructor and Registered Proctor for ServSafe Alcohol, Palmetto Goodwill offers this training to individuals looking to become certified OR businesses looking to have their employees receive this training. Click here if interested in applying for the ServSafe Alcohol Certification.


Participants must be 16 years of age or older to participate in the FULL Marathon. Participants must be 14 years of age or older to participate in the HALF Marathon. Participants under 14 years of age should consider the 5K and/or Kids Run the OC Mile Run.
Mail in registration forms may be requested by writing registration@ocmarathon.com. A $15.00 data entry fee will be added to the entry fees for all mail in entries. Your mail in registration will not be processed if it does not include the additional $15.00 data entry fee. There are NO REFUNDS of any registration fees. Please read all the policies on the registration page. You will be asked to agree to all of them as you go through registration.
Transfer requests from one race to another can be accommodated online for the published fees when you go to through the transfer process; as long as there are openings available in the race you wish to be transferred. Changes can also be made at the Lifestyle and Fitness Expo provided spaces are available in the race of your choice. Please pay close attention to any sell out announcements. Change your race here.
If you cannot participate after you have registered, please notify us in writing to registration@ocmarathon.com. We are happy to ship your participant shirt for shipping and handling fees at your request, provided requests are made prior to 3/15/19. Please include your name, street address, gender, age, phone number and T-shirt size in your email. Due to advanced ordering and preparation, we cannot refund your fees.
Entries are good only for the year they are intended. Entries are non-transferable from person to person. Thank you for your understanding.
You can register on line through 11:59 p.m on May 3, 2019 (if the races have not sold out prior to this date). After that time, you will need to register at the Lifestyle and Fitness Expo (if there are spots available in the race you want to run). Please pick up your race packets (bib, timing chip, technical shirts, t-shirts) at the Expo on Friday, May 3, 2019 from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. or Saturday, May 4, 2019 from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. at the OC Fair and Event Center, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, 92626.
Please note: Each participant must attend the OC Lifestyle and Fitness Expo on Friday, May 3, 2019 between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m or Saturday, May 4, 2019 between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. and show their identification to pick up their own race bib, D-tag timing chip, technical shirt or t-shirt. You also must sign a hard copy of the release waiver at this time. It is encouraged for 5K runners or Combo CRUSH participants to attend the EXPO on Saturday afternoon, to get your bibs and then run the OC 5K. THERE WILL BE NO SUNDAY RACE DAY PACKET PICK-UP!
No Show Expo Fee MUST BE CHOSEN DURING REGISTRATION and is ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH 3/15/19. If you absolutely cannot make it to the Expo on Friday or Saturday, we can make special arrangements to mail your bib number and timing tag to you approximately one week before the race. This option is ONLY available during the online registration process and CANNOT be changed once you have selected this option or chosen NOT to select it. The fee for this service is a non-refundable $25 and can be added to your cart during your registration purchase. The delivery is only for the bib and timing tag, you will pick-up your shirt and any other items on race day.
A friend or family member may pick up your bib IF AND ONLY IF they have a copy of your driver's license and a signed waiver which can be downloaded here.
This division is for Push Rim & Hand Cycle participants. AL participants, whether registered for the FULL or HALF marathon, will be required to start just prior to the FULL MARATHON. This is a change from previous years! All athletes will start 2 minutes prior to the FULL at 5:28 A.M. All participants must wear helmets.


William LeGoullon is an artist raised and currently based in Phoenix, Arizona. Since receiving his BFA from Arizona State University in 2009 where he studied under Mark Klett and William Jenkins, he has exhibited extensively both nationally and internationally including exhibitions in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Toronto, Fort Collins, Santa Barbara, Seattle, and Belgrade, Serbia. In 2011, LeGoullon was awarded a Contemporary Forum Emerging Artist Grant from The Phoenix Art Museum and exhibited in The Arizona Biennial at The Tucson Museum of Art. More recently, he was recognized and a Klompching Gallery FRESH 2015 Finalist and is a 2016 Magenta Foundation Flash Forward Winner. In addition to exhibiting his own works, LeGoullon also explores independent curatorial work. He plans to continue living and working in the Phoenix area.


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Q: Install4j "Text field with integer format" control issue On one of my installer dialog, I am using "Text field with integer format" control. This control have property "Minimum number of digits". I have set it to 0.
Run time I entered some digits and try to delete all digits using Backspace or Delete key. But control kept one digit. Doesn't allowed me to delete last digit using Backspace or Delete key.
Even though I set "Minimum number of digits" to 0, why this control is not allowing me to clear all the digits?

A: You have to select the "Allow invalid input" property of the "Text field with integer format" form component, then you will be able to delete all digits.


This year, forego those store-bought plastic reindeers and craft your own holiday d�cor instead.
Personalization adds a unique and elegant touch to your home. And with a little ingenuity, even items you�d normally throw away like candy wrappers and old magazines can be transformed into spectacular vases, holiday gifts and jewelry.
Use a craft knife, ruler, and cutting mat to cut magazine pages into 600 1/4 inch strips.� Use cylindrical objects of different sizes as rolling instruments. Roll the strips around the object once, then brush glue on the next section of the strip and roll again. Dab glue at the end of the strip to seal the coil. Brush each roll with decoupage medium and set aside to dry. Trace the bottom of the jar onto the cardboard with pencil. Add 1 inch to the diameter, and use a craft knife to cut it out. Cut a magazine page in a circle 2 inches larger in diameter than the base. Brush one side of the cardboard circle with white glue and center and press it facedown onto the magazine circle. Use the craft knife to cut slits 1 inch apart from the edge of the magazine circle to the edge of the cardboard circle. Brush edges of the magazine circle with glue and wrap each 1 inch tab around the edge of the cardboard circle. Brush glue along the outer edge of the circle and attach a row of paper coils around the base. Vary the size of the coils, making sure that each coil�s edges of touch the next. Continue gluing the paper coils, stacking them in uneven rows. Every three rows, brush the inside and outside of the vase with decoupage medium and let dry. Leave more space between the coils as the rows stack higher. Check the height of the vase by placing the jar inside it. Add paper coils until they rise about 1" above the glass jar. Remove the jar. Brush the inside and outside of the vase with decoupage medium and let dry completely before replacing the jar.
You don�t need to spend a fortune on crafting supplies. By rescuing materials from your recycling bin, you can transform your home for the holidays with unique colorful objects.


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Chiefs, 49ers advance to Super Bowl
on January 20, 2020, 6:43 AM	/ in Football
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Tennessee Titans 35-24 to win the AFC Championship game on Sunday, earning the team its first spot in the Super Bowl in half a century. The Chiefs will play the San Francisco 49ers, who defeated the Green Bay Packers 37-20 in the NFC Championship game. The Chiefs came back from a 17-7 deficit in […]
LSU knocked Clemson off its title perch — and did it in a record-breaking showing. In the end, LSU had Joe Burrow. The other 129 FBS teams did not. Burrow broke the single-season passing touchdown record (finished with 60) and LSU set the single-season points record in the poll era (726, beating 2013 Florida State's 723 in 14 games) […]
Chiefs advance to AFC championship with comeback win over Texans
The Kansas City Chiefs came back from 24 points behind to beat the Houston Texans 51-31 on Sunday to advance to the AFC championship game. Only three teams have won after being down by more points in a post-season game. "It was just a matter of settling down, calming the storm," Chiefs coach Andy Reid said of the team's big […]
Drew Brees sets new NFL record for touchdown passes
on December 17, 2019, 8:40 AM	/ in Football
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees completed the 540th touchdown pass of his career in a 34-7 Monday win against the Indianapolis Colts, beating the previous NFL record of 539 held by former Colts and Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning. The record-breaking pass came in the third quarter with a 5-yard throw to Josh Hill. Brees then padded his new record […]
Kaepernick Gets Passed Over By Injury-Plagued Detroit Lions
on December 3, 2019, 7:47 AM	/ in Football
The injury-plagued Detroit Lions need a quarterback but ignore Colin Kaepernick and sign two young quarterbacks instead. The Lions were one of eight teams that sent representatives to attend Kaepernick's workout in November. Over the weekend, they signed Kyle Sloter, 25, from the Arizona Cardinals' practice squad and Joe Callahan, 26, and put both of them on their practice squad, as Fox Business reported. #Lions […]
Kaepernick Workout Stunt Fizzles as Former QB Remains Unemployed
on November 25, 2019, 7:30 AM	/ in Football, National News, Opinion
By Paul Duke | Colin Kaepernick's argument regarding the state of his NFL career is falling apart faster than, well, his actual career did. The former San Francisco 49er has been out of a job for the last two years after a controversial sendoff season in which he consistently kneeled during the National Anthem to draw attention to racial injustice. Now, […]
Michigan football a part of ESPN's 'College GameDay' coverage at Penn State next week
on October 13, 2019, 8:47 AM	/ in Football
"College GameDay," ESPN's popular pregame show, will visit State College for Michigan football's clash against No. 9 Penn State this upcoming weekend. The show announced its decision late Saturday night, shortly after the Nittany Lions' 17-12 road win over Iowa. Michigan's game against Penn State will be at 7:30 p.m. Saturday on ABC. U-M is no stranger to "GameDay". Last season, […]
Demario Davis wins appeal, won't be fined for wearing religious headband on the field
By Calvin Freiburger (LifeSiteNews) — New Orleans Saints starting linebacker Demario Davis will not be fined after all for wearing a headband sporting the words "Man of God" and announced Tuesday that the controversy has helped raise money for charity. Last week, Davis announced on Instagram that he had been fined approximately $7,000 for wearing one of the headbands (which are being sold to […]
Andrew Luck announces stunning retirement
on August 25, 2019, 12:23 PM	/ in Football
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck stunned the NFL on Saturday evening when he abruptly announced his retirement from football at the age of 29. The Colts had just played their third preseason game when Luck made the decision public; the regular season begins in two weeks. The oft-injured Luck said the decision was the hardest in his life. "I've been […]
Arizona Cardinals take Oklahoma quarterback and Heisman winner Kyler Murray as the first pick in the NFL draft
on April 26, 2019, 7:55 AM	/ in Football
The Arizona Cardinals chose University of Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray with the first pick in the National Football League college draft on Thursday night in Nashville, Tennessee, uniting Murray with a coach who many experts say is a perfect fit. Murray — a two-sport star at Oklahoma — became the first athlete ever to have been chosen in the top […]
SUPER BOWL ADS LECTURE AMERICA ON GIRL POWER, WIND POWER AND OBJECTIFYING MERMAIDS
on February 4, 2019, 8:45 AM	/ in Football
Super Bowl advertisers used the massive platform to on a number of topics — from using clean energy and respecting the media to the proper treatment of mermaids in the age of #MeToo. CBS, the network that hosted the big game, promoted "girl power" with an ad about girls playing football — and sponsor Budweiser took the time to note that […]
Patriots top Rams 13-3 to win sixth NFL title in lowest-scoring Super Bowl ever
By Dan Wolken | USA TODAY ATLANTA — In a year that saw scoring records shattered all over the NFL, perhaps it's only fitting that the Super Bowl went retro as the New England Patriots won their sixth title in the Tom Brady/Bill Belichick era. The Patriots beat the Rams 13-3, scoring the go-ahead touchdown with seven minutes left after a grinder […]
Jacksonville Jaguars players arrested outside London nightclub over 'unpaid £50K bill'
on October 29, 2018, 6:06 AM	/ in Football, International News
RT Four players from NFL team the Jacksonville Jaguars were arrested in London on Saturday after allegedly attempting to leave a nightclub without paying a £50,000 bar bill, which led to a brawl with security staff. The four players arrested have been named as Barry Church, D.J. Hayden, Ronnie Harrison and Jarrod Wilson, according to ESPN. The team are in the UK capital […]
Broncos Cut QB After Arrest, Vow To 'Help Him However We Can'
Chad Kelly's short stint as the Denver Broncos' backup quarterback is over, and his former teammates and ex-coaches are trying to ignore the distraction of his dismissal while keeping him in their thoughts. The Broncos waived the second-year pro Wednesday, a day after he was arrested on suspicion of criminal trespass after being accused of entering a couple's suburban home […]
College Football Top 25- Week 8
by Cole Muzio | The Resurgent A shocking defeat of Ohio State provides a major shift in the college football landscape and major hole for the #4 spot. A stunning loss to Ohio State leaves only 3 sure-fire playoff teams with a massive jumble for the 4th spot. Who will grab it? The winner of the Florida-Georgia game will certainly enhance […]
Tua tosses four TDs in Tide win
By STEVE MEGAREE | The Associated Press KNOXVILLE — Tua Tagovailoa threw touchdown passes to four different receivers Saturday and No. 1 Alabama started fast yet again in a 58-21 Southeastern Conference victory over host Tennessee. Alabama had touchdowns on its first four possessions while outscoring Tennessee 28-0 and outgaining the Volunteers 217-6 in the opening period. Alabama has outscored […]
West Virginia spoils Pruitt's debut
on September 2, 2018, 6:35 AM	/ in Football
By STEVE REED | The Associated Press CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Will Grier got his Heisman Trophy campaign off to an impressive start, throwing for 429 yards and five touchdowns as No. 17 West Virginia defeated Tennessee 40-14 Saturday in a game delayed for more than an hour at halftime due to lightning. Leading 13-7 at halftime, the Associated Press preseason […]
Saints acquiring QB Bridgewater from Jets
on August 30, 2018, 6:31 AM	/ in Football
By BRETT MARTEL | The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS — A person familiar with the situation says the New Orleans Saints have agreed to acquire veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater from the New York Jets for a draft pick. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the trade has not been announced. While record-setting quarterback Drew […]
New NFL policy: Teams to be fined if players kneel during anthem
on May 24, 2018, 6:35 AM	/ in Football, National News
NBC News | by Erik Ortiz The National Football League announced Wednesday that all players who are on the field when the national anthem is heard before a game must stand — or they can choose to remain in the locker room without penalty. Teams will be subject to a fine if a player disobeys, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said at […]
Deal with 49ers makes QB Jimmy Garoppolo NFL's highest-paid player
San Francisco 49ers' quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo on Thursday reportedly signed a five-year, $137.5 million contract extension, becoming the highest-paid player in professional football. Garoppolo received $90 million guaranteed in the first three years, the biggest three-year paycheck in NFL history. The deal is all the more noteworthy because Garoppolo, 26, has just seven NFL starts under his belt. He spent […]


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Contrast Echocardiography: Over-Achievement in Research, Under-Achievement in Practice?
This issue of iJACC focuses on the topic of contrast echocardiography. Starting more than 25 years ago, work with intracoronary injections demonstrated collateral flow, no-reflow, and the importance of the pre-capillary arterioles to coronary physiology (1). The development of transpulmonary agents allowed contrast echocardiography to be used for the noninvasive assessment of myocardial perfusion initially using high- and subsequently low-mechanical index using destruction/replacement imaging. The quantitation of ultrasound microbubbles, which are intravascular tracers, has taught us lessons regarding myocardial blood flow velocity and myocardial blood volume.
Left ventricular (LV) opacification (2) is the main approved indication for transpulmonary contrast agents. The use of these agents has expanded the reach of echocardiography into situations where it was previously compromised by image quality, including severe obesity, pulmonary disease, ventilated patients, and chest wall problems. Even in patients where noncontrast imaging is less challenging, apical pathology such as thrombi, apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and noncompaction are more readily identified with contrast agents. Noncontrast echocardiography underestimates LV volumes by 30% to 40% and ejection fraction by 3% to 6%, both of which may have material impact on decisions in patients with valvular disease or heart failure under evaluation for device therapy. These findings have an important clinical impact in decision making, and even in medically managed patients, the accurate assessment of LV remodeling has been shown to be linked to outcome (3). In a randomized controlled trial, the use of contrast during stress echocardiography improved the sensitivity and specificity of the technique (4). These findings add to an existing literature regarding improvements in the feasibility and reliability of wall motion scoring. The cost-effectiveness of this technique has been identified in studies demonstrating a reduction of downstream use of other imaging modalities, as well as studies documenting the benefits of improved accuracy of stress echocardiography (5,6). In the context of this evidence base, the ongoing lack of clinical uptake of contrast echocardiography is truly striking. Despite the fact that approximately 10% of echocardiograms are to some extent uninterpretable, the use of LV opacification remains <1%. A number of challenges are still posed for the echocardiographic community regarding the use of contrast, including needs for training, regulatory issues allowing sonographers to inject agents, and appropriate benchmarking of contrast use.
The use of myocardial contrast for the assessment of perfusion remains one of the holy grails of echocardiography (7). Currently, no contrast agent is approved for this indication. The potential applications of an echocardiographic tool for the assessment of myocardial perfusion are extensive, including during stress echocardiography for ischemia, assessment of viability, and the evaluation of myocardial perfusion in patients in the emergency department. Nonetheless, there is good evidence that the combination of contrast perfusion during stress echocardiography improves accuracy and the evaluation of prognosis (8). In the assessment of viable myocardium, the extent of contrast defects is proportionate to outcome in acute myocardial infarction, and in patients with chronic LV dysfunction, the use of contrast perfusion may identify flow in segments lacking contractile reserve. Nonetheless, quantitation remains difficult with this modality. Barriers include attenuation, signal from tissue, and incomplete bubble destruction. Some investigators have used the intracavitary signal to minimize the plateau intensity for absolute estimation of myocardial blood flow, but this has not reached general use. Even the subjective evaluation of myocardial perfusion using contrast echocardiography is difficult, with problems related to attenuation, lung and rib shadowing, apical bubble distraction, and the lack of an approved indication.
A specific indication of contrast echocardiography is its place in the emergency department (9). The current clinical tools for the assessment of patients presenting with chest pain, including the historical evaluation of pain and electrocardiography, are limited, and particularly so in the context of 70% to 90% of patients presenting with chest pain symptoms eventually lacking a cardiac diagnosis. This field is a source of inappropriate expenditure in patients being unnecessarily admitted to hospitals, as well as medicolegal liability when the diagnosis of coronary disease is missed. Possibly as a consequence, there are now multiple competing modalities for this indication, including single-photon emission computed tomography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and various types of stress testing. In this setting, the role of contrast echocardiography is unclear, given the technical challenges of acquisition. However, when these logistic issues can be addressed, the evidence indicates that the outcomes with using contrast echocardiography for evaluation of these patients is similar to that obtainable with single-photon emission computed tomography.
Despite all of this work, the future of contrast echocardiography is unclear. Although the indications for LV opacification should clearly grow, driven by the combination of contrast with 3-dimensional echocardiography (10), the reality is that contrast has been difficult to incorporate into the workflow of many echocardiography laboratories. Likewise, the combination of bioengineering of molecular probes with myocardial contrast delivery would enable targeted therapies to be directed towards ischemia and transplant rejection (11). However, the difficulties experienced with obtaining a U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved indication for perfusion, now unsuccessful after a number of attempts, are an ongoing source of concern regarding the long-term viability of this modality.
Dr. Marwick has received grant support from GE Medical Systems, Siemens, Philips, and Lantheus Medical Imaging.
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Richard L. ""Duke""
"Here's to you Dad! xoxo"
Life Story for Richard L. ""Duke"" Stevenson
Richard L. Stevenson (Duke), 84, of Portland, Oregon, formerly of Groton, died November 28, 2014. He was born September 16, 1930, the son of the late Howard and Mildred (Fry) Stevenson. He was raised in Ithaca, NY and lived much of his adult life in Groton, NY, until moving to N. Carolina for a short time and to Portland for his last 10 years. Mr. Stevenson designed and sold roofing and flooring systems for much of his career, ending with work at Baker-Miller in Groton. He was a Naval veteran of the Korean War, and a member of the Groton School Board and Rotary.
He was pre-deceased by his parents, his wife Victoria (Zibulski), in 1988, his inlaws, Clarence and Victoria Jamarusty Hazen, his son Richard W. Stevenson, siblings Howard (Steve) and his wife Jane, and Phyllis and her husband Donald Uyeno.
He is survived by his daughters, Susan (Paul) Allen of Portland Oregon, and Kristin (Tony) DiPronio of Locke, NY; daughter in law, Debi Shannon Stevenson of Sarasota, FL., his brother George K. Stevenson of Michigan, grandchildren Shanna and Dustin Stevenson and Katrina and Wesley Allen; and several nieces and nephews.
A private service will be held at the convenience of the family. Memorial contributions may be made to your local animal rescue or ASPCA in honor of his great love for his pets.


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