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After only two months as commissioner, but 30 years at the organisation, Lester Crawford, head of the Food and Drug Administration, abruptly resigned last Friday. He sent an email message to FDA staff members saying, �It is time, at the age of [�] Pharmacovigilance, The Industry, Politics, Science | Comments (0) Films that should never be made Thursday, September 29th, 2005 The Times Higher Educational Supplement asks academics for fact-free revisionist history films that Hollywood might create. [subscriber only] My own personal favourite is this: Die Hard Russia Christopher Read, reader in 20th century European history, Warwick University US neo-con agent Rasputin (Johnny Depp) rescues the gorgeous but empty-headed Tsarina (Sadie Frost) and her unresponsive but decent husband, Tsar [�] Movies, Humour | Comments (0) Darwin enlists parent power Thursday, September 29th, 2005 Parents in the US are taking intelligent design to court. PARENTS in a rural Pennsylvania town are mounting the first legal test of the controversial theory of the origin of life known as intelligent design. Eleven parents are suing the Dover school board for requiring teachers to cast doubt on Charles Darwin�s theory of evolution and to [�] Quackery, Science | Comments (0) Naked Scientists Thursday, September 29th, 2005 If you are interested in science, you could do worse than visit the naked scientists. Subscribe to their podcast as well. Internet, Science | Comments (0) Terrorists who like fluffy animals Wednesday, September 28th, 2005 In the past month terrorists have attacked Oxford University and the family of a GlaxoSmithKline employee. In July, the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) claimed responsibility for an arson attack on an Oxford University boathouse which caused an estimated �500,000 worth of damage. In the assault, 24 rowing boats were destroyed and much of the interior of the [�] Terror, Science | Comments (0) MMR - creeping back slowly Tuesday, September 27th, 2005 According to this report: The proportion of youngsters receiving the triple MMR jab in England increased slightly last year, the first rise in uptake in almost a decade. London still has worryingly low rates. Another great legacy of the leading scientific thinker Ken Livingstone. Vaccines, Health, Politics | Comments (1) 57 degrees North 5 degrees West precisely Sunday, September 25th, 2005 Another confluence visit. The path to it was described by another visitor �as a path that would have challenged even the late great Thora Hird in a Souped Up Turbo Stannah Stairlift�. These were a bigger problem. I calculate I lost about 1ml of blood in the violence they inflicted on my person. 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However, in order to make science more �relevant� to the 21st century, the government are to [�] High blood pressure not well controlled among older men and women This study shows that while the rate of high blood pressure increased with age, numbers of people receiving treatment for the condition did not. Seventy-four percent of people age 80 and older had high blood pressure, compared with 63 percent of those age 60 to 79 and 27 percent of those under the age of 60. However, less than two thirds of hypertensive patients in the two older age groups received treatment. High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a major risk factor for the development of heart disease and a leading cause of many life-threatening conditions such as stroke, heart attack, and kidney failure. �Many more men and women are now living healthy and active lives into their 80s and 90s. As clinicians, we should not loosen our management of high blood pressure just because a patient has had the good fortune to reach an older age,� said Daniel Levy, M.D., director of the Framingham Heart Study and a study co-author. �For these patients, managing high blood pressure may make the difference between living many more healthy years, or spending those years recovering from a debilitating stroke or heart attack.� Investigators from the Framingham Heart Study, a landmark epidemiological study that began in 1948, analyzed data from its original cohort of participants, enrolled in 1948-1952, and their offspring, enrolled 1971-1973. In all, this study included 5,296 participants contributing 14,458 total examinations over the period studied. High blood pressure was defined as a systolic blood pressure of greater or equal to 140 mm Hg or diastolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 90 mm Hg, or taking medication for reducing blood pressure. Normal blood pressure is less than 120 mm Hg systolic and less than 80 mm Hg diastolic. According to the authors, the data suggest that the poor control rates may be due in part to poor selection of drug classes or from the use of a single drug for therapy. Among all ages studied, 60 percent of patients were treated with only one antihypertensive medication, and only 23 percent of women and 38 percent of women over age 80 were being treated with a diuretic. Full study results will be published in the July 27, 2005, edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association. Scoring Summary KC - MIA 1st Quarter 11:10 KC TD Priest Holmes rushed to the left for 5 yard gain (Lawrence Tynes made PAT) 7 - 0 2nd Quarter 7:33 MIA FG Olindo Mare kicked a 33-yard field goal 7 - 3 Team Statistics KC MIA First Downs 7 3 Passing 5 2 Rushing 2 1 Penalty 0 0 Third Down Efficiency 2-6 1-6 Fourth Down Efficiency 0-0 0-0 TOTAL NET YARDS 130 52 Total Plays 27 21 Average Gain Per Play 4.8 2.5 NET YARDS RUSHING 42 16 Rushes 10 9 Average Per Rush 4.2 1.8 NET YARDS PASSING 88 36 Completions-Attempts 8-16 4-12 Yards Per Pass Play 5.2 3.0 Times Sacked 1 0 Yards Lost to Sacks 9 0 Had Intercepted 0 0 PUNTS 4 4 Average Punt 49.3 43.0 PENALTIES 6 1 Penalty Yards 48 10 FUMBLES 0 0 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Passing Kansas City Comp Att Yds Pct Y/A Sack YdsL TD Int T. Green 8 16 97 50.0 6.1 1 9 0 0 Miami Comp Att Yds Pct Y/A Sack YdsL TD Int G. Frerotte 4 11 36 36.4 3.3 0 0 0 0 M. Booker 0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Kansas City Rush Yds Avg Lng TD FumL L. Johnson 4 22 5.5 9 0 0 P. Holmes 5 19 3.8 5 1 0 E. Kennison 1 1 1.0 1 0 0 Miami Rush Yds Avg Lng TD FumL R. Brown 4 20 5.0 12 0 0 R. Williams 5 -4 -0.8 4 0 0 Receiving Kansas City Rec Yds Avg Lng TD FumL C. Horn 1 50 50.0 50 0 0 T. Gonzalez 2 20 10.0 12 0 0 D. Hall 1 9 9.0 9 0 0 P. Holmes 1 6 6.0 6 0 0 E. Kennison 1 6 6.0 6 0 0 M. Boerigter 1 5 5.0 5 0 0 T. Richardson 1 1 1.0 1 0 0 Miami Rec Yds Avg Lng TD FumL R. Brown 1 13 13.0 13 0 0 M. Booker 1 12 12.0 12 0 0 R. McMichael 1 8 8.0 8 0 0 H. Evans 1 3 3.0 3 0 0 Kicking Kansas City XPM XPA FGM FGA Lng Pct Pts L. Tynes 1 1 0 0 0 0.0 1 Miami XPM XPA FGM FGA Lng Pct Pts O. Mare 0 0 1 1 33 100.0 3 Punting Kansas City Punt Avg Blk In20 TB D. Colquitt 4 49.3 0 2 0 Miami Punt Avg Blk In20 TB D. Jones 4 43.0 0 0 0 Kick/Punt Returns Kansas City KR Yds Avg Lng TD PR Yds Avg Lng TD D. Hall 1 15 15.0 15 0 2 6 3.0 3 0 Miami KR Yds Avg Lng TD PR Yds Avg Lng TD W. Welker 1 25 25.0 25 0 2 55 27.5 47 0 Defense Kansas City Tack Ast Sack Yds FFum FumR PD Int Yds IntTD P. Surtain 4 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 K. Mitchell 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G. Stills 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J. Allen 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 D. Johnson 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J. Browning 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 R. Scanlon 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. Knight 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G. Wesley 0 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MLB POWER RANKINGS Rk Team Last Week Rising/ Falling High/Low Comment 1. Cardinals 1st SAME 1st/5th Need something to worry about Cards fans? Ace Chris Carpenter has a 5.40 ERA for the month of September. Considering he's topped his previous career high in innings by 20, there's concern that he's gassed. Extra rest leading up to the postseason would be a good idea. On the upside, the Cards have clinched the top seed in the NL. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 2. Indians 2nd SAME 2nd/24th Imagine how pretty the Tribe would be sitting if they'd gotten adequate production from their first basemen, third basemen and right fielders. In any event, their remaining games come at home. However, the Tribe this season has a better record away from the Jake. They're also only 8-15 this season against their remaining opponents, the D-Rays and White Sox. If all that sounds grim, Cleveland still is tied with the Red Sox and Yankees for the AL wild card. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 3. Yankees 8th (+5) 1st/23rd Lost in the recent Yankee offensive surge is that Matt Lawton has "hit" .130 AVG/.273 OBP/.261 SLG since being acquired. The Yankees heroes of September include Alex Rodriguez (.426 OBP for the month), Robinson Cano (.714 SLG for the month), Jorge Posada (.594 SLG) and Shawn Chacon (2.45 ERA). Two more against the listless Orioles before they visit Boston. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 4. White Sox 3rd (-1) 1st/22nd Despite the recent backsliding, there's been an encouraging development on the South Side of Chicago � consistent rotation duty for Brandon McCarthy. Since the All-Star break, McCarthy has worked 31.1 innings with a 1.15 ERA, and that's in tandem with a tremendous record of performance in the minors. Will Ozzie Guillen have the good sense to put him in the playoff rotation? That remains to be seen. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 5. Red Sox 4th (-1) 1st/13th Those aching Red Sox ... Keith Foulke probably won't pitch again this year, David Wells' knee is barking, and Johnny Damon, thanks to a sore shoulder, has a .309 OBP for the month of September. On the bright side, the Sox play the rest of their games at home, where they're 50-24 this season. Monday's rainout means someone will be starting on three days' rest against the Yankees. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 6. Braves 5th (-1) 1st/12th Here's something for Atlanta to worry about: John Smoltz has a sore shoulder and probably won't pitch again until the NLDS. GM John Schuerholz may have made the best acquisition of all at the trade deadline; closer Kyle Farnsworth, since coming over from Detroit, is 9-for-9 in save opportunities with a 1.54 ERA. In other good news, the Braves' magic number in the East is down to one. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 7. Angels 7th SAME 1st/15th The Halos have clinched the seventh 90-win season in franchise history and the third such campaign in the last four years. John Lackey's been tremendous since the break. In the second half, he's worked 93 innings, posted a 2.71 ERA, struck out 87 and given up only five homers. Kelvim Escobar has a 2.12 ERA in 17 innings since coming back from the DL. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 8. A's 6th (-2) 3rd/28th It's over for Oakland. They're five games back of the Angels with six to play with Rich Harden available only for bullpen duty. The A's locked up Dan Haren with a four-year contract extension. His occasional struggles this season aside, his minor league numbers augur success at the highest level. He'll be a breakout candidate in 2006. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 9. Astros 9th SAME 9th/24th Thanks to the Philly choke-job on Monday, the 'Stros have a game-and-a-half lead in the wild-card race. Roger Clemens' balky hamstring should allow him to make his next scheduled start, but he still has a 5.40 ERA for the month of September. Also a source of concern: Dan Wheeler's been almost as bad as Clemens this month. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 10. Phillies 10th SAME 4th/26th Jimmy Rollins, with his 32-game hitting streak, now holds the franchise record, which was previously held by Ed Delahanty, who hit in 31 straight back in 1899. Trade update ... Ugueth Urbina as a Philly: 48.1 innings, 4.47 ERA. Placido Polanco as a Tiger: .340 AVG/.390 OBP/.463 SLG, 361 plate appearances. 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It probably won't come against Dallas' 14th-ranked pass defense, either. 12 Last Wk: 14/20 Cmp/Att, 168 PaYd, 1 PaTd, 1 Int, 40 RuYd, 0 RuTd Proj.: 18/30 Cmp/Att, 213 PaYd, 1 PaTd, 1 Int, 6 RuYd, 0 RuTd QB D. Bledsoe (Dal - QB) Did his best to let the Giants win last weekend, but it didn't work out that way. Quietly threw for 312 yards. The loss of Flozell Adams is going to be a big blow to his pass protection. 20 Last Wk: 26/37 Cmp/Att, 312 PaYd, 1 PaTd, 1 Int, 2 RuYd, 0 RuTd Proj.: 18/32 Cmp/Att, 255 PaYd, 2 PaTd, 1 Int, 1 RuYd, 0 RuTd RB S. Alexander (Sea - RB) Four touchdowns in one game is impressive, but considering it was against Houston, was anyone really surprised? Alexander is certainly among the top-three running backs in the league. Starting him every week is a no-brainer. 19 Last Wk: 22 RuAtt, 141 RuYd, 4 RuTd, 1 Rec, 1 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 23 RuAtt, 116 RuYd, 1 RuTd, 2 Rec, 20 RecYd, 0 RecTd RB J. Jones (Dal - RB) Is ailing. Big time. 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He'll probably learn everything just in time for Darrell Jackson to come back at Halloween. Don't bother picking Warrick up. 0 Last Wk: 3 Rec, 53 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR T. Glenn (Dal - WR) Wasn't the featured receiver against New York. He's getting the yards, but not many touchdowns on the year (3). You have to start him if you invested highly in him, but you don't have to like it. 17 Last Wk: 6 Rec, 64 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 7 Rec, 116 RecYd, 1 RecTd WR D. Jackson (Sea - WR) He might be out for at least another month after knee surgery. 0 Last Wk: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR P. Crayton (Dal - WR) He's out 6-8 weeks after ankle surgery and may return before the season ends. 0 Last Wk: 4 Rec, 46 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd TE J. Stevens (Sea - TE) Just like his quarterback, Stevens is getting some good yardage in games, but not many touchdowns. Still a must-start unless you have another tight end on your roster who is. performing much better. 5 Last Wk: 2 Rec, 28 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 5 Rec, 59 RecYd, 0 RecTd TE J. Witten (Dal - TE) Established himself as a premier tight end long ago. He's been a must-start player for some time. 11 Last Wk: 5 Rec, 56 RecYd, 1 RecTd Proj.: 4 Rec, 54 RecYd, 1 RecTd K J. Brown (Sea - K) Had one bad week against the Redskins, which cost the Seahawks that game. He's been perfect, otherwise. Excellent starter. 8 Last Wk: 6/6 XPM/XPA, 0 0-29, 0 30-39, 0 40-49, 0 50+ Proj.: 2/2 XPM/XPA, 1 0-29, 1 30-39, 0 40-49, 0 50+ K J. Cortez (Dal - K) He's fine from within 40 yards, but is a crapshoot after than. His 3-for-6 from 40-plus yards won't get you many extra points for long kicks. 5 Last Wk: 1/1 XPM/XPA, 2 0-29, 0 30-39, 1 40-49, 0 50+ Proj.: 2/2 XPM/XPA, 0 0-29, 1 30-39, 1 40-49, 0 50+ LB L. Hill (Sea - LB) Only has two sacks on the season, but with Flozell Adams gone for the year, look for Seattle to send most of their pass rushes from the left side. Hill should grab at least one sack here. 0 Last Wk: 0 Tkl, 0 Sack, 0 Int, 0 Fum, 0 Tds Proj.: 0 Tkl, 0 Sack, 0 Int, 0 Fum, 0 Tds LB D. Ware (Dal - LB) The rookie has made an immediate contribution by leading the team in sacks (4) and has also picked up his fair share of tackles. He should add one more to that number this week. 3 Last Wk: 1 Tkl, 1 Sack, 0 Int, 0 Fum, 0 Tds Proj.: 3 Tkl, 0 Sack, 0 Int, 0 Fum, 0 Tds D/ST Seahawks It's taken years, but this unit is finally headed in the right direction. They're in the top half for points, rushing yards, and passing yards allowed. But they haven't created many turnovers, which makes them a lukewarm fantasy option. 12 Last Wk: 10 PA, 227 Yds Allowed, 3 Sack, 0 Int, 0 Fum, 0 Td Proj.: 20 PA, 343 Yds Allowed, 3 Sack, 1 Int, 1 Fum, 0 Td D/ST Cowboys Eleven turnovers is pretty solid, despite the fact that this unit doesn't do anything particularly well. Seattle's defense is susceptible to a big special teams play. 11 Last Wk: 13 PA, 270 Yds Allowed, 4 Sack, 1 Int, 3 Fum, 0 Td Proj.: 22 PA, 358 Yds Allowed, 2 Sack, 1 Int, 1 Fum, 0 Td Other Matchups: � Lions at Browns � Chargers at Eagles � Cowboys at Seahawks � Broncos at Giants � Chiefs at Dolphins � Colts at Texans � Saints at Rams � Titans at Cardinals � Bills at Raiders � Steelers at Bengals � Packers at Vikings � 49ers at Redskins � Ravens at Bears � Jets at Falcons
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And go EAGLES!!! - Grace Halder ------------Original Message------------------- From: Chris Topanzee [ctgatorsfan@aol.com] To: Julie Ebbins {dancergirl33@adelphia.net] Subject: Softball Game, parent snacks, Sat 10/22/05 Sent: Thursday, October 6, 2005 2:36 PM Jennifer Becket and Erin Greenstein will be bringing snacks for the girl's softball game this Saturday, October 22, 2005. The game is at Parkman Field, which is located at 375 SW 78th Ave, Boca Raton, FL 33427. Our team will be playing against the Florida Flamingos. If you need more directions or have any questions, please call me. My home number is 561-297-7405. See you all on Saturday! Go Fighting Eagles! Rachel Aguirre Coach Fighting Eagles Girl's Softball Edith: Good morning! Yes, you are right on the time difference. My day is rolling along, but wish it were warm here like it is out West there. I don't like the snow and blizzards much, and they are coming soon! Here is the information you requested: Aflac Life Insurance Representative: Allison Harding, (408) 435-8400 x 3601 Aetna Health/Dental Insurance Representative: Paulina Cortez, (408) 277-6014 If you have any trouble getting ahold of them, just let me know. Good luck with training. Have a good day. Sincerely, Elaine Hartway Vice-President Eacost Operations Furnishings Today --------- Original Message ------------- To: Elaine Hartway [mailto:ehartway@furnitureconcepts.com] From: Edith Mason [emason@furnituresconcepts.com] Date: Thursday, October 20, 2005 09:25:41 AM Pacific Stadard Time Subject: Employee Training Seminar, Mon & Tues - October 25, 2005 & October 26, 2005 Elaine: Good afternoon! It is afternoon over there in Boston -- 3 hour time difference, right? Hope you are having a good day as mine is just getting started. Here is the list of new employees that need to have our Aflac Life Representative and our Aetna Health/Dental Insurance representative visit with them. I can arrange it, but I don't have the names of our local reps, and Sue told me that you had them. Can you send me the names and I will make the arrangements? 1. Vincent Hardy 2. Dean Jackson 3. Sandra Demarmels 4. Vincent T Adrock 5. Dan Brickley 6. Libby Miller 7. Rodrigo Garc�a 8. Alfred Strohmeier 9. Esther Gelle 10. Stephen Dawson 11. Cameron McCormack If you could back to me today or tomorrow, that would be a big help!!! My direct line is 512-636-4478. I look foward to hearing from you. Regards, Edith Success! Thomas, we have found the following job that match your search criteria. View all jobs: Thomas Orlando Marketing/Advertisting/PR jobs Manage Acount | Change Password | Forget password? Worm-catching bicycle? Friday, September 30th, 2005 A bizarre series of bicycles, which can catch worms - amongst other things. Cycling | Comments (0) FDA roundabout Friday, September 30th, 2005 Two months in the job, and the chief of the FDA has gone. After only two months as commissioner, but 30 years at the organisation, Lester Crawford, head of the Food and Drug Administration, abruptly resigned last Friday. He sent an email message to FDA staff members saying, �It is time, at the age of [�] Pharmacovigilance, The Industry, Politics, Science | Comments (0) Films that should never be made Thursday, September 29th, 2005 The Times Higher Educational Supplement asks academics for fact-free revisionist history films that Hollywood might create. [subscriber only] My own personal favourite is this: Die Hard Russia Christopher Read, reader in 20th century European history, Warwick University US neo-con agent Rasputin (Johnny Depp) rescues the gorgeous but empty-headed Tsarina (Sadie Frost) and her unresponsive but decent husband, Tsar [�] Movies, Humour | Comments (0) Darwin enlists parent power Thursday, September 29th, 2005 Parents in the US are taking intelligent design to court. PARENTS in a rural Pennsylvania town are mounting the first legal test of the controversial theory of the origin of life known as intelligent design. Eleven parents are suing the Dover school board for requiring teachers to cast doubt on Charles Darwin�s theory of evolution and to [�] Quackery, Science | Comments (0) Naked Scientists Thursday, September 29th, 2005 If you are interested in science, you could do worse than visit the naked scientists. Subscribe to their podcast as well. Internet, Science | Comments (0) Terrorists who like fluffy animals Wednesday, September 28th, 2005 In the past month terrorists have attacked Oxford University and the family of a GlaxoSmithKline employee. In July, the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) claimed responsibility for an arson attack on an Oxford University boathouse which caused an estimated �500,000 worth of damage. In the assault, 24 rowing boats were destroyed and much of the interior of the [�] Terror, Science | Comments (0) MMR - creeping back slowly Tuesday, September 27th, 2005 According to this report: The proportion of youngsters receiving the triple MMR jab in England increased slightly last year, the first rise in uptake in almost a decade. London still has worryingly low rates. Another great legacy of the leading scientific thinker Ken Livingstone. Vaccines, Health, Politics | Comments (1) 57 degrees North 5 degrees West precisely Sunday, September 25th, 2005 Another confluence visit. The path to it was described by another visitor �as a path that would have challenged even the late great Thora Hird in a Souped Up Turbo Stannah Stairlift�. These were a bigger problem. I calculate I lost about 1ml of blood in the violence they inflicted on my person. Hill Walking, Personal | Comments (0) Conan the epidemiologist Sunday, September 25th, 2005 Here�s a fascinating story about a plague in a virtual fantasy gaming environment. The dungeon boss, called Hakkar the Soulflayer, cast a spell called Corrupted Blood. The powerful spell caused about 280 damage points to anyone it hit, and spread to other members of the attacking party as well. Such powerful spell attacks aren�t unusual in [�] Internet, Health | Comments (1) Nigella slaps down Einstein Sunday, September 25th, 2005 Given the massive amounts of scientific illiteracy in this country, which manifests itself daily in the appalling scientific reporting in the media and modern day luddite views about technology, you would have thought that science teaching would be a priority. However, in order to make science more �relevant� to the 21st century, the government are to [�] High blood pressure not well controlled among older men and women This study shows that while the rate of high blood pressure increased with age, numbers of people receiving treatment for the condition did not. Seventy-four percent of people age 80 and older had high blood pressure, compared with 63 percent of those age 60 to 79 and 27 percent of those under the age of 60. However, less than two thirds of hypertensive patients in the two older age groups received treatment. High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a major risk factor for the development of heart disease and a leading cause of many life-threatening conditions such as stroke, heart attack, and kidney failure. �Many more men and women are now living healthy and active lives into their 80s and 90s. As clinicians, we should not loosen our management of high blood pressure just because a patient has had the good fortune to reach an older age,� said Daniel Levy, M.D., director of the Framingham Heart Study and a study co-author. �For these patients, managing high blood pressure may make the difference between living many more healthy years, or spending those years recovering from a debilitating stroke or heart attack.� Investigators from the Framingham Heart Study, a landmark epidemiological study that began in 1948, analyzed data from its original cohort of participants, enrolled in 1948-1952, and their offspring, enrolled 1971-1973. In all, this study included 5,296 participants contributing 14,458 total examinations over the period studied. High blood pressure was defined as a systolic blood pressure of greater or equal to 140 mm Hg or diastolic blood pressure greater than or equal to 90 mm Hg, or taking medication for reducing blood pressure. Normal blood pressure is less than 120 mm Hg systolic and less than 80 mm Hg diastolic. According to the authors, the data suggest that the poor control rates may be due in part to poor selection of drug classes or from the use of a single drug for therapy. Among all ages studied, 60 percent of patients were treated with only one antihypertensive medication, and only 23 percent of women and 38 percent of women over age 80 were being treated with a diuretic. Full study results will be published in the July 27, 2005, edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association. Scoring Summary KC - MIA 1st Quarter 11:10 KC TD Priest Holmes rushed to the left for 5 yard gain (Lawrence Tynes made PAT) 7 - 0 2nd Quarter 7:33 MIA FG Olindo Mare kicked a 33-yard field goal 7 - 3 Team Statistics KC MIA First Downs 7 3 Passing 5 2 Rushing 2 1 Penalty 0 0 Third Down Efficiency 2-6 1-6 Fourth Down Efficiency 0-0 0-0 TOTAL NET YARDS 130 52 Total Plays 27 21 Average Gain Per Play 4.8 2.5 NET YARDS RUSHING 42 16 Rushes 10 9 Average Per Rush 4.2 1.8 NET YARDS PASSING 88 36 Completions-Attempts 8-16 4-12 Yards Per Pass Play 5.2 3.0 Times Sacked 1 0 Yards Lost to Sacks 9 0 Had Intercepted 0 0 PUNTS 4 4 Average Punt 49.3 43.0 PENALTIES 6 1 Penalty Yards 48 10 FUMBLES 0 0 Fumbles Lost 0 0 Passing Kansas City Comp Att Yds Pct Y/A Sack YdsL TD Int T. Green 8 16 97 50.0 6.1 1 9 0 0 Miami Comp Att Yds Pct Y/A Sack YdsL TD Int G. Frerotte 4 11 36 36.4 3.3 0 0 0 0 M. Booker 0 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Rushing Kansas City Rush Yds Avg Lng TD FumL L. Johnson 4 22 5.5 9 0 0 P. Holmes 5 19 3.8 5 1 0 E. Kennison 1 1 1.0 1 0 0 Miami Rush Yds Avg Lng TD FumL R. Brown 4 20 5.0 12 0 0 R. Williams 5 -4 -0.8 4 0 0 Receiving Kansas City Rec Yds Avg Lng TD FumL C. Horn 1 50 50.0 50 0 0 T. Gonzalez 2 20 10.0 12 0 0 D. Hall 1 9 9.0 9 0 0 P. Holmes 1 6 6.0 6 0 0 E. Kennison 1 6 6.0 6 0 0 M. Boerigter 1 5 5.0 5 0 0 T. Richardson 1 1 1.0 1 0 0 Miami Rec Yds Avg Lng TD FumL R. Brown 1 13 13.0 13 0 0 M. Booker 1 12 12.0 12 0 0 R. McMichael 1 8 8.0 8 0 0 H. Evans 1 3 3.0 3 0 0 Kicking Kansas City XPM XPA FGM FGA Lng Pct Pts L. Tynes 1 1 0 0 0 0.0 1 Miami XPM XPA FGM FGA Lng Pct Pts O. Mare 0 0 1 1 33 100.0 3 Punting Kansas City Punt Avg Blk In20 TB D. Colquitt 4 49.3 0 2 0 Miami Punt Avg Blk In20 TB D. Jones 4 43.0 0 0 0 Kick/Punt Returns Kansas City KR Yds Avg Lng TD PR Yds Avg Lng TD D. Hall 1 15 15.0 15 0 2 6 3.0 3 0 Miami KR Yds Avg Lng TD PR Yds Avg Lng TD W. Welker 1 25 25.0 25 0 2 55 27.5 47 0 Defense Kansas City Tack Ast Sack Yds FFum FumR PD Int Yds IntTD P. Surtain 4 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 K. Mitchell 3 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G. Stills 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J. Allen 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 D. Johnson 2 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J. Browning 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 R. Scanlon 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S. Knight 1 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G. Wesley 0 2 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MLB POWER RANKINGS Rk Team Last Week Rising/ Falling High/Low Comment 1. Cardinals 1st SAME 1st/5th Need something to worry about Cards fans? Ace Chris Carpenter has a 5.40 ERA for the month of September. Considering he's topped his previous career high in innings by 20, there's concern that he's gassed. Extra rest leading up to the postseason would be a good idea. On the upside, the Cards have clinched the top seed in the NL. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 2. Indians 2nd SAME 2nd/24th Imagine how pretty the Tribe would be sitting if they'd gotten adequate production from their first basemen, third basemen and right fielders. In any event, their remaining games come at home. However, the Tribe this season has a better record away from the Jake. They're also only 8-15 this season against their remaining opponents, the D-Rays and White Sox. If all that sounds grim, Cleveland still is tied with the Red Sox and Yankees for the AL wild card. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 3. Yankees 8th (+5) 1st/23rd Lost in the recent Yankee offensive surge is that Matt Lawton has "hit" .130 AVG/.273 OBP/.261 SLG since being acquired. The Yankees heroes of September include Alex Rodriguez (.426 OBP for the month), Robinson Cano (.714 SLG for the month), Jorge Posada (.594 SLG) and Shawn Chacon (2.45 ERA). Two more against the listless Orioles before they visit Boston. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 4. White Sox 3rd (-1) 1st/22nd Despite the recent backsliding, there's been an encouraging development on the South Side of Chicago � consistent rotation duty for Brandon McCarthy. Since the All-Star break, McCarthy has worked 31.1 innings with a 1.15 ERA, and that's in tandem with a tremendous record of performance in the minors. Will Ozzie Guillen have the good sense to put him in the playoff rotation? That remains to be seen. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 5. Red Sox 4th (-1) 1st/13th Those aching Red Sox ... Keith Foulke probably won't pitch again this year, David Wells' knee is barking, and Johnny Damon, thanks to a sore shoulder, has a .309 OBP for the month of September. On the bright side, the Sox play the rest of their games at home, where they're 50-24 this season. Monday's rainout means someone will be starting on three days' rest against the Yankees. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 6. Braves 5th (-1) 1st/12th Here's something for Atlanta to worry about: John Smoltz has a sore shoulder and probably won't pitch again until the NLDS. GM John Schuerholz may have made the best acquisition of all at the trade deadline; closer Kyle Farnsworth, since coming over from Detroit, is 9-for-9 in save opportunities with a 1.54 ERA. In other good news, the Braves' magic number in the East is down to one. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 7. Angels 7th SAME 1st/15th The Halos have clinched the seventh 90-win season in franchise history and the third such campaign in the last four years. John Lackey's been tremendous since the break. In the second half, he's worked 93 innings, posted a 2.71 ERA, struck out 87 and given up only five homers. Kelvim Escobar has a 2.12 ERA in 17 innings since coming back from the DL. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 8. A's 6th (-2) 3rd/28th It's over for Oakland. They're five games back of the Angels with six to play with Rich Harden available only for bullpen duty. The A's locked up Dan Haren with a four-year contract extension. His occasional struggles this season aside, his minor league numbers augur success at the highest level. He'll be a breakout candidate in 2006. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 9. Astros 9th SAME 9th/24th Thanks to the Philly choke-job on Monday, the 'Stros have a game-and-a-half lead in the wild-card race. Roger Clemens' balky hamstring should allow him to make his next scheduled start, but he still has a 5.40 ERA for the month of September. Also a source of concern: Dan Wheeler's been almost as bad as Clemens this month. Team page | Statistics | Fantasy news 10. Phillies 10th SAME 4th/26th Jimmy Rollins, with his 32-game hitting streak, now holds the franchise record, which was previously held by Ed Delahanty, who hit in 31 straight back in 1899. Trade update ... Ugueth Urbina as a Philly: 48.1 innings, 4.47 ERA. Placido Polanco as a Tiger: .340 AVG/.390 OBP/.463 SLG, 361 plate appearances. 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It probably won't come against Dallas' 14th-ranked pass defense, either. 12 Last Wk: 14/20 Cmp/Att, 168 PaYd, 1 PaTd, 1 Int, 40 RuYd, 0 RuTd Proj.: 18/30 Cmp/Att, 213 PaYd, 1 PaTd, 1 Int, 6 RuYd, 0 RuTd QB D. Bledsoe (Dal - QB) Did his best to let the Giants win last weekend, but it didn't work out that way. Quietly threw for 312 yards. The loss of Flozell Adams is going to be a big blow to his pass protection. 20 Last Wk: 26/37 Cmp/Att, 312 PaYd, 1 PaTd, 1 Int, 2 RuYd, 0 RuTd Proj.: 18/32 Cmp/Att, 255 PaYd, 2 PaTd, 1 Int, 1 RuYd, 0 RuTd RB S. Alexander (Sea - RB) Four touchdowns in one game is impressive, but considering it was against Houston, was anyone really surprised? Alexander is certainly among the top-three running backs in the league. Starting him every week is a no-brainer. 19 Last Wk: 22 RuAtt, 141 RuYd, 4 RuTd, 1 Rec, 1 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 23 RuAtt, 116 RuYd, 1 RuTd, 2 Rec, 20 RecYd, 0 RecTd RB J. Jones (Dal - RB) Is ailing. Big time. So are his owners who drafted him early. Keep him on your bench until he's better. 2 Last Wk: 0 RuAtt, 0 RuYd, 0 RuTd, 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 7 RuAtt, 15 RuYd, 0 RuTd, 1 Rec, 10 RecYd, 0 RecTd RB M. Morris (Sea - RB) Ran for 104 yards and a touchdown last week in relief of Alexander. That may not happen again since the Seahawks don't have any more cupcakes like the Texans on their schedule. 1 Last Wk: 8 RuAtt, 104 RuYd, 1 RuTd, 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 4 RuAtt, 17 RuYd, 0 RuTd, 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd RB A. Thomas (Dal - RB) Bill Parcells probably felt like he was watching a senior citizen cross the street as the A-Train slowly churned 47 yards over 21 carries. Thomas didn't fumble, though, and Parcells is stubborn. Two signs which point to the Cowboys trying the same thing again this week, assuming Thomas is ready to go. 3 Last Wk: 21 RuAtt, 47 RuYd, 0 RuTd, 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 12 RuAtt, 34 RuYd, 0 RuTd, 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR J. Jurevicius (Sea - WR) Didn't have a great deal of yards, but did have a touchdown against the Texans to keep those who started him somewhat happy. Keep an eye on Bobby Engram's return. 7 Last Wk: 3 Rec, 29 RecYd, 1 RecTd Proj.: 6 Rec, 78 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR K. Johnson (Dal - WR) Led the team in receiving yards last week, which is unusual for a posession receiver. But still didn't have a touchdown reception. He's a great third receiver, and not an awful second receiver. 4 Last Wk: 8 Rec, 120 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 4 Rec, 47 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR B. Engram (Sea - WR) Engram is still out with sore ribs. He might not return until at least Week 9 after Seattle's Week 8 bye. 0 Last Wk: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR P. Price (Dal - WR) He could see some playing time with Crayton out 6-8 weeks after ankle surgery. 2 Last Wk: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 2 Rec, 24 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR P. Warrick (Sea - WR) Is only getting into the offense slowly. And guess what? He'll probably learn everything just in time for Darrell Jackson to come back at Halloween. Don't bother picking Warrick up. 0 Last Wk: 3 Rec, 53 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR T. Glenn (Dal - WR) Wasn't the featured receiver against New York. He's getting the yards, but not many touchdowns on the year (3). You have to start him if you invested highly in him, but you don't have to like it. 17 Last Wk: 6 Rec, 64 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 7 Rec, 116 RecYd, 1 RecTd WR D. Jackson (Sea - WR) He might be out for at least another month after knee surgery. 0 Last Wk: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd WR P. Crayton (Dal - WR) He's out 6-8 weeks after ankle surgery and may return before the season ends. 0 Last Wk: 4 Rec, 46 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 0 Rec, 0 RecYd, 0 RecTd TE J. Stevens (Sea - TE) Just like his quarterback, Stevens is getting some good yardage in games, but not many touchdowns. Still a must-start unless you have another tight end on your roster who is. performing much better. 5 Last Wk: 2 Rec, 28 RecYd, 0 RecTd Proj.: 5 Rec, 59 RecYd, 0 RecTd TE J. Witten (Dal - TE) Established himself as a premier tight end long ago. He's been a must-start player for some time. 11 Last Wk: 5 Rec, 56 RecYd, 1 RecTd Proj.: 4 Rec, 54 RecYd, 1 RecTd K J. Brown (Sea - K) Had one bad week against the Redskins, which cost the Seahawks that game. He's been perfect, otherwise. Excellent starter. 8 Last Wk: 6/6 XPM/XPA, 0 0-29, 0 30-39, 0 40-49, 0 50+ Proj.: 2/2 XPM/XPA, 1 0-29, 1 30-39, 0 40-49, 0 50+ K J. Cortez (Dal - K) He's fine from within 40 yards, but is a crapshoot after than. His 3-for-6 from 40-plus yards won't get you many extra points for long kicks. 5 Last Wk: 1/1 XPM/XPA, 2 0-29, 0 30-39, 1 40-49, 0 50+ Proj.: 2/2 XPM/XPA, 0 0-29, 1 30-39, 1 40-49, 0 50+ LB L. 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(French)* Dr Valerie KAPOS & Mr Martin JENKINS (World Conservation Monitoring Centre, UK) Indicators of forest condition and vulnerability.* Dr John HEALEY (University of Wales, UK) Assessing the impact of local forest use and management of biodiversity in the Mount Cameroon region.* 16.00 Tea 16.30 17.00 Mr Ken WHITNEY (San Francisco State University, USA) Seed dispersal by hornbills: implications for the management of Afrotropical forests Dr Roger FOTSO & Dr Paul Robinson NGNEGEU (ECOFAC, Cameroon) Commercial hunting and its consequences on the dynamics of duiker population in the Dja Reserve, Cameroon. (French)* Working Group 4: Valuing forest resources for conservation purposes Co-Chairs: Mr Ron KEMP (Tropical Forest Forum, UK) 08.15-10.00 Welcoming Remarks Dr Jonathan OKAFOR (consultant, Nigeria) Applying a multiple use forestry concept in valuation and conservation of forest resources.* Ms Bianca AMBROSE-OJI* (Mount Cameroon Project, Cameroon) Valuing forest products from Mount Cameroon.* Dr Ousseynou NDOYE (CIFOR, Cameroon) Markets of non-timber forest products in the humid forest zone of Cameroon.* 10.00 Tea 10.30-12.30 Mr Godwin OJI & Mr Nick FEREDAY (Mount Cameroon Project, Cameroon & Natural Resource Institute, UK) Domestic market potential for tree products from farms and rural communities in South West Province, Cameroon. Mr Gezahegn NEGUSSIE (WWF, East African Programme Office, Kenya) The use of traditional values in the search for conservation goals: the sacred groves (Kaya forests) of the Kenyan coast.* Ms Claudine ANGOUEE (ECOFAC, Gabon) The socio-economic factors determining forest retention or loss in local communities. (French)* 12.30 Lunch 14.00-16.00 Ms Lucy EMERTON (African Wildlife Foundation, Kenya) Livelihood values and conservation in Mount Kenya Forest.* 14.30 Mr Terry SUNDERLAND (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK), Mr Brendan JAFF, Mr Nouhou NDAM (Limbe Botanic Garden, Cameroon) & Prof Johnson JATO (Bioresources Development and Conservation Programme, Cameroon) Bioprospecting: The case of the Bioresources Development and Conservation Programme - Cameroon.* 16.00 Tea Tuesday, 21st January 1997 Working Group 2: Use, Management and Conservation of Forests Co-Chairs: Mr Joseph BESONG (Mount Cameroon Project, Cameroon) Dr Jane CARTER LENGELER (Consultant, Switzerland) 08.15-10.00 Welcoming Remarks Dr Jane CARTER LENGELER (Consultant, Switzerland) Local people's participation in forest resource assessment: a review of field experience.* Ms Mary-Ann BROCKLESBY, Ms Bianca AMBROSE & Mr Charles TEKWE (Mount Cameroon Project, Cameroon) User-group analyses and other PRA techniques: evaluation and results from Mount Cameroon.* 10.00 Coffee 10.30-12.30 Dr Uwem ITE (University of Lancaster, UK) The challenge and imperatives of conservation with development in Cross River National Park, Nigeria.* Mr Daniel OTU (Forestry Department, Nigeria) A community forestry inventory for productive forest management in Cross River State, Nigeria, with reference to Ekuri.* Usambara Forest Catchment Project & Amani Botanic Garden, Tanzania) Biodiversity conservation in the East Usambaras: experiences from the East Usambara Forest Catchment Project.* Mr Peter SUMBI (WWF, Tanzania) Conservation of coastal lowland forests by alternatives to over-exploitation.* 12.30 Lunch 14.00-16.00 Mr Edward MUPADA (Forestry Department, Uganda) Towards collaborative forest management in the conservation of Uganda's rainforests.* Ms Virginia NYAMAGURU (CARE, Uganda) The Development Through Conservation Project, Uganda Mr Zul BHATIA (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, UK & Tanzania) The Uluguru Slopes Planning Project, Tanzania Ms Anne GARDNER, Ms Susan ANDERS, (BirdLife International, Cameroon), Mr Christian ASANGA & Mr Nkengla JEREMIAH (MINEF, Cameroon) Community management and biodiversity conservation at the Kilim-Ijim project, Cameroon.* 16.00 Tea Working Group 3: Institutional frameworks for forest conservation Co-Chairs: Dr David BROWN (Overseas Development Institute, UK) Dr Sama BANYA (Conservation Society of Sierra Leone) 08.15-10.00 Welcoming Remarks Dr Glyn DAVIES & Mr Nouhou NDAM (Mount Cameroon Project & Limbe Botanic Garden, Cameroon) Botanic garden networks: long term financing for conservation centres in Africa.* Dr Michael VABI & Dr Steve GARTLAN (WWF - Cameroon) Institutional framework for biodiversity conservation in Cameroon.* Mr Chi MUAM (PhD Student, Cameroon) Linkages and conflict between government policy and indigenous culture in Cameroon.* 10.00 Coffee 10.30-12.30 Mr Oliver ENUOR (Ekuri Initiative, Nigeria) Challenges to village institutions in developing community forestry: the Ekuri Initiative, Nigeria.* Dr Assitou NDINGA (IUCN, Regional Office for Central Africa, Congo) Follow up to the Central African Forest Conference, Brazzaville Mr Eugene RUTAGARAMA (Wildlife Conservation Society, Rwanda) Salvaging and recreating biodiversity and forest conservation after catastrophe - the example of Rwanda. (French)* Mr Cedric VERMEULEN (Avenir des Peuples des Forets Tropicales, Bruxelles) Problematique de la limitation des forets communitaires en foret dense humide, Sud-Est Cameroun.* 12.30 Lunch 14.00-16.00 Dr Sama BANYA (Conservation Society of Sierra Leone) The Conservation Society of Sierra Leone and the institutional framework for biodiversity conservation in Sierra Leone.* Mr Marc FUHR (FORAFRI, Gabon) FORAFRI - an integrative project in central Africa. (French)* Mr Erasmus OWUSU (Wildlife Society of Ghana) The Wildlife Society of Ghana and biodiversity conservation in Ghana.* 16.00 Tea Hey Katie, Thanks for the update. This is going to be bigger than expected, but that is a good problem. Linda is arranging lunch, but if you could handle drinks and lunch supplies (plates, napkins, and utensils) that would be great. I will call you tomorrow. - Pam --------- Original Message ---------------- Subject: List of Volunteers Date: Wed 10/19/05 2:19 PM Eastern Standard Time To: Pamela A. Winston [pamwinston@bergmanprop.com] From: Katie Bowman [katiebowman@bergmanprop.com] Dear Pam, Good afternoon! Here is the list of volunteers that are going to participate in the community clean up day on Sunday. They will arrive at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday at 10am. I have provided each person with directions to St. Joseph's and they will be waiting for further in instructions from you once they all arrive. 1. Denise Lawrence 2. Robin Raskin 3. Janna Anderson 4. Philip Rosedale 5. Sonia Arrison 6. Blake Ross 7. Martina Hearst 8. Hannah Hecht-Nielsen 9. Cecila Sommers 10. Beth Conger 11. Melanie Dyson 12. Gina Paffendorf Is Linda going to be arranging for lunch for all the volunteers, or is that somehting that I need to coordinate? Please let me know. Thanks. 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Please visit us again at www.poppys.com Poppy's Order Number 11854824 Women item details color size unit price quantity total ribbed turtleneck #3010821020002 blue heaven M $38.00 1 $38.00 stretch T #2284940120002 black M $16.50 1 $16.50 herringbone true blazer #2998920220008 old stone 8 $19.99 1 $19.99 ringer T #2318930120003 heather gray L $6.99 1 $6.99 stressfree pique polo #2579921120003 red L Tall $19.99 1 $19.99 premium low rise boot fit #3274150023332 steel gray 33W 32L $49.99 1 $49.99 subtotal (6 items): $151.46 shipping: Standard 4-7 Bus Days - $11.95 subtotal before tax: $163.41 Shipping Information: Miranda Hagbers 18822 Greenwich Drive Tucson, AZ 85709 Billing Information Visa xxxx-2853 Exp 12/xx Name on Card: Miranda C Hagbers POPPY'S RETURN POLICY 1. Returns With an Original Sales Receipt Store refunds will be issued in the original form of payment for price paid or a merchandise exchange when returned within 180 days of the purchase date. Merchandise returned more than 180 days after the purchase date will be eligible for a merchandise exchange or a merchandise certificate for the price paid. Online refunds will be issued in the original form of payment for price paid or merchandise exchange at any time. A mail check may be issued when original form of payment is unavailable for credit. A mail check will be issued when items over $5 are paid for by check or e-check* and returned within 3 days of the date of purchase online or in stores. A return/exchange or gift receipt does not serve as an original receipt online or in stores. *Poppy's accepts your check by utilizing an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) system. In the event that the EFT or draft is returned unpaid (or, if a paper check is accepted, and the check is returned for any reason), there will be a return fee, as permitted by State or Federal law, of $20 or more (which may include fees, collection costs, and applicable state taxes). This fee may be presented to your bank electronically or submitted via a paper draft. Returning or Exchanging Items by Mail To return any Poppy's Online purchase by mail: 1. Detach the top customer portion of the return form for your records. 2. Circle the item(s) that you are returning or exchanging on the bottom portion of the return form and note the reason why. 3. Indicate if you want us to credit the card used to place the order or send you a refund check. If you'd like an exchange, let us know what you want by filling in the reverse side of the return form. We will pay the costs for shipping the exchange order. 4. Circle the name and address where we should send the check or exchange. If you want it sent to a different address, please complete the box on the reverse side of the return form. 5. Pack and seal your return securely, in the original package if possible, and include the return form. We've provided a return label as part of the return form. Packages must be returned prepaid -- we do not accept C.O.D. deliveries. Send returns to: Poppy's Online Returns 2800 East Pointe Drive Columbus, Ohio 43186-0057 We will only refund shipping charges if we've sent the wrong item, or if the item sent is defective. Dear Matthew, I would like to attend all several of the CMEs. Do they run on consecutive days? You really don't have times and dates for each listed, so please let me know. Do you know the instructors for the CE classes? Please let me know. I am going to start rearranging my schedule to accomodate attending them. Regards, Adam Fagen ---------------Original Message --------------- To: adamFagen@yahoo.com; ElginEckert@bellsouth.net; MattHubbard@cfl.rr.com; KyriellMPatsFan@yahoo.com; CLopez6464@yahoo.com CC: andreahayward@cfl.rr.com, juliahammond01@bellsouth.net, marciahobbs@ucf.edu, tkeenanTMCU@aol.com From: Matthew Lelang [matthewlelang@aol.com] Reply-to: {matthewlelang@aol.com] Date: Wednesday 10/19/05 3:54:19PM Eastern Standard Time Subject: List of Continuing Education Available Hello all, I wanted to give you all an updated list of the continuring education classes available. If you have the time and can arrange your schedule to attend these, I strongly recommend going. All continuing education classes begin on November 9, 2005. The classes are located in various rooms in the Burrnett Building at 3301 Collegiate Blvd. Please let me know who wants to attend, and I will give you a registration form. All registration forms MUST be submitted by Monday October 31, 2005. -Matthew Lelang ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Continuing Education Classes The Continuing Education Section beginning in November 2005: 1. Chiropractic Update 1 CME Credits 2. Management of Acute Decompensated Heart Failure In the Emergency Department, 3 CME credits 3. Disease Management Project Clinical Decisions: Case-Based Lessons, 1 CME Credit 4. Traditional and Emerging Approaches to Challenging Cases in Anesthesiology, 2 CME Credits 5. Diabetic Foot Care: Concepts and Controversies, 3 CME Credits 6. Pain Management for the Primary Care Physician, 4 CME Credits 7. 3rd Annual Pediatric Neurology Update Seminar, 2 CME Credits 8. Fluid Management in the Heart Failure Patient, 2 CME Credits ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dear Mary, Hadley's Clothing has received your order. Hadley's clothing website was recently updated and we could like your feedback on the site and your shopping experience. Please visit our website at www.hadleys.com and complete our customer satisfaction card. A summary of your purchase is below. Order No. 28774321 ITEM DETAILS ITEM# COLOR SIZE UNIT PRICE QTY TOTAL Tweed oversized clutch #3332040220000 Lavender One Size Originally:$58.00 Sale! $34.99 1 $34.99 Stretch cotton pj pant #3155640120002 Creamware M Originally:$38.00 Sale! $18.99 1 $18.99 Floral lace camisole #3155260120002 Creamware M Originally:$52.00 Sale! $16.99 1 $16.99 Floating cubic zirconia necklace #1933580120000 Pink One Size $28.00 1 $28.00 Cubic zirconia double-hoop necklace #2693020020000 Cubic zirconia One Size $38.00 1 $38.00 W eau de parfum #2282760020000 W (women's fragrance) One Size $39.50 1 $39.50 Crepe seamed harrison #3250570020402 Black 4 Regular Originally:$98.00 Sale! $64.99 1 $64.99 subtotal (7 items): $241.46 shipping: $11.95 Discounts: -$10.00 (coupon code: FALLSHIP) subtotal before tax: $243.41 Ship To: Mary Garretts 29487 Haggerty Rd. Apt #1103 Livonia, MI 48334 Thank you for shopping at Hadley's Clothing and we hope you shop with us again. Customer Service: 1-877-221-5460 Customer Service via e-mail: custserve@hadleys.com Dear Tammy, Thank you for choosing EliteWay Airlines. We are looking forward to traveling with you on your upcoming trip. Your e-ticket was purchased on Wed 19OCT2005, and this e-mai is confirmation of this purchase. Your itinerary and all travel information is below. 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Cancellations must be made at least one hour prior to departure or customer forfeits reservation and any monies paid against the reservation. This reservation is non-transferable - no name changes allowed. Travel to International Destinations: Passengers are required to present a valid passport or certified birth certificate for travel to Grand Bahama Island and Cancun, Mexico. passenger check-in information Ticket Counter Check-In Requirements EliteWay Airlines recommends that passengers arrive at the airport 90 minutes prior to the scheduled departure of their flight. Due to security requirements, passengers and their baggage will not be accepted at the ticket counter less than 45 minutes prior to the scheduled departure of their flight (some smaller airports may accept baggage up to 30 minutes prior to scheduled departure time). Gate Check-In Requirements Customers must present themselves at the flight departure gate no later than ten minutes prior to the scheduled departure of their flight. Failure to comply will cause the customer to lose their reservation and, if so, they will not be eligible for denied boarding compensation. Dear Bridget, Savvi Boutique received your order on Wednesday, October 19, 2005. We appreciate your patronage. We hope you enjoyed shopping on savviboutique.com. We always appreciate your feedback, especially if you weren't able to find an item you wanted. Also, remember Savvi Boutique is able to special order many items as well as do custom orders for denim and some accessories. Following, you will find a summary of your purchases. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Neurology/ Neuroscience Contact: Pierrette Sahlani Phone: (216) 444-2435 Location: Bunts Auditorium Time: 8 to 9 a.m. Hiatus: None Pediatrics Contact: Pam Occhipinti Phone: (216) 444-5510 Location: Bunts Auditorium Time: 8 to 9 a.m. Hiatus: June-Aug General Internal Medicine Contact: Mary Ritley Phone: (216) 444-0895 Location: NA1-140 Lerner Time: 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. (No meeting 1st Wed of month) Hiatus: None Medical Division Contact: Linda Krencik Phone: (216) 444-9784 Location: Bunts Auditorium Time: 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. No Meetings: 11/25/04, 12/23/04 Hiatus: None Cancer Center Research Contact: Sheryl Krall Phone: (216) 444-7924 Location: R3-002 Time: 8 to 9 a.m. Hiatus: July - September Pediatric Cardiology Contact: Cindy Rogers Phone: (216) 444-3326 Location: M4-37 Conf. Room Time: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Vascular Surgery Endovascular Contact: Laurie Staltari Phone: (216) 444-4766 Location: S40 on 2nd and 4th Tuesday and G160 Conference Room 1 on 3rd and 5th Tuesday Time: 7 to 8 a.m. Pediatric Neurology/Epilepsy Contact: Lauri Stegman Phone: (216) 445-0601 Location: T1-20 Time: 8 to 9 a.m. Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Contact: Denise Golem Phone: (216) 445-8269 Location: NA1-138 Time: 8 to 9 a.m. Hiatus: June-Oct. Heart Center Contact: Laura Reinhard Phone: (216) 445-9478 Location: Bunts Auditorium Time: 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Hiatus: July & Aug. Pediatric Research Contact: Andrea Rodriguez Phone: (216) 444-9365 Location: M4-37 Conf. Room Time: 4 to 5 p.m. every other Monday Vascular Surgery Journal Club Contact: Laurie Staltari Phone: (216) 444-4766 Location: InterContinental Hotel, Room 204 Time: 6 to 8:30 p.m., 2nd Tuesday Vascular Surgery Morbidity and Mortality Contact: Laurie Staltari Phone: (216) 444-4766 Location: S40 Time: 7 to 8 a.m. Psychiatry Contact: Audrey Renz Phone: (216) 444-2970 Location: Amphitheater Lerner Research Building, 5th Floor Time: 12 to 1 p.m. except last Thursday of the month Hiatus: June, July, Aug Epilepsy Contact: Timberly Priest Phone: (216) 445-1682 Location: S-51 Time: 8 to 9 a.m. Hiatus: None Pediatric Surgery Contact: Karen Geiser Phone: (216) 445-2523 Location: M14 Time: 7:15 to 8:15 a.m. Hiatus: None Gynecology & Obstetrics Contact: Pat Wolf Phone: (216) 444-4884 Location: NA5-04 Time: 7 to 8 a.m. Hiatus: July & Aug. Cancer Center Hematology/Medical Oncology Core Curriculum Series Contact: Sheryl Krall Phone: 216-444-7924 Fax: 216-636-2331 Location: R3-002 Time: 12:00-1:00 PM Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Contact: Roberta Starkey Phone: (216) 444-1040 Location: Walker Bldg Conference Room Time: 12 to 1 p.m. 4th Friday of the month Hiatus: None Sleep Contact: Marybelle Reyes Phone: (216) 444-6215 Location: T1-20 Time: 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. 1st & 3rd Mondays OB/GYN Journal Club Contact: Pat Wolf Phone: (216) 444-4884 Location: NA5-04 Time: Once Monthly- 8 to 9 a.m. Hiatus: July & Aug Cleveland Clinic Childrens Hospital and Rehabilitation Contact: Denise Naylor Phone: (216) 721-1498 Location: CCHR Conference Room A/B Time: 8 to 9 a.m., 1st and 3rd Friday of the month Hiatus: July & Aug. Transplant Center Contact: Carolyn Owens Phone: (216) 444-9530 Location: NA5-03/04 Time: 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.- 2nd Monday Hiatus: June-August Vascular Medicine Contact: Susan DeAnna Phone: (216) 636-0404 Location: NA1-139 and R 3002 Time: 7 to 8 a.m. Neurosurgery Contact: Martha Tobin Phone: (216) 445-3449 Location: TT1-100 Time: 6:45 to 7:45 a.m. Hiatus: August Ophthalmology Contact: Jane Sardelle Phone: (216) 444-2010 Location: James P. Storer Conference Room Cole Eye Institute Time: 7 to 8 a.m. Hiatus: End of June, July, Aug Pulmonary, Allergy & Critical Care Grand Rounds Contact: Karen Trepczyk Phone: (216) 444-0628 Location: A-90 Conference Room Time: 7:30 to 8:30 a.m Infectious Diseases - Microbiology Contact: Sara Wheeler Phone: (216) 444-8858 Location: L-4 Conference Room Time: 8 to 9 a.m. October 19 2005 Yawn � Posted on October 19, 2005 05:25 PM � Category: UK politics I'll be on the Today programme tomorrow morning between 8.30 and 9 talking about the contest between the next Conservative leader and Gordon Brown. UPDATE: No I won't; they've dropped the item. Oh, the topsy turvy world of showbiz! (0) October 18 2005 The bleeding obvious � Posted on October 18, 2005 08:22 AM � Category: General From an interview with Gordon Ramsay about his forthcoming C4 show, The F Word: You say you'll be tackling other topical issues - like what? Well I don't know yet, because if I did, they wouldn't be topical, would they? UPDATE: Blimey - a bit of a slip there. I had originally written Gordon Brown above. Mind you, that would be a show I'd watch... (0) October 17 2005 By the right, quick march . . . to square one (The Times) � Posted on October 17, 2005 10:54 PM � Category: Education How thrilling! Just a few weeks after the Prime Minister�s lament in Blackpool that �every time I�ve ever introduced a reform in government, I wish in retrospect I had gone further�, we are about to see the first fruit of the newly emboldened Blairite agenda. When the Education White Paper is published next week, we are promised that it will be full of radical reforms. The focus, we are told, will be on school independence and parental choice. As the Prime Minister put it last week: �By the end of the third term I want every school that wants to be, to be able to be an independent non-fee-paying state school with the freedom to innovate and develop in the way it wants and the way the parents at the school want . . . � It all sounds wonderful. And the various ideas that have been carefully leaked are certainly an improvement on the current state of play. Schools will be able to join together as education �brands�, with the best heads encouraged to take over whole groups. Local education authorities will have many of their powers removed, allowing successful schools to expand and to set their own curriculum, and new schools to emerge where parents want them. And if they are unhappy with the standards of their children�s school, parents will be able to lobby for new management. But bold as some of the ideas seem, the best they will do is get us back to square one. Take the idea of �independent state schools�, about which Mr Blair enthused last week. There�s nothing new there: we had them until he became Prime Minister and abolished them. They were called grant-maintained schools � schools that were free from LEA control and funded directly by Whitehall. In eight years in power, Labour�s bold third term reform is to arrive back where it started out. The most eye-catching proposal among the White Paper leaks is a plan to entice genuinely independent schools � private schools, in other words � into the state sector. Again, it sounds terrific. How radical and free thinking of Labour to want not to stamp on private schools, as in the past, but to utilise what they offer pupils. Well, yes. But how typical to get things back to front. If the Prime Minister�s analysis � that the state sector needs to learn from and copy the independent sector � is correct (and it is) then the sensible response is not to nationalise those private schools that want to be bought out, but to make an independent sector education available to all. Instead of taking independent schools into the state sector, the sensible policy would be to take state-funded pupils into independent schools. The Government�s expected proposal won�t even get things back to square one, because it won�t match the scheme that for decades did what was needed � until the last Labour Government abolished it. Direct-grant schools were entirely self-governing and independent, but took pupils funded by the state. As the authors of a book about social mobility put it in 1997: �The direct-grant scheme succeeded . . . in opening up many of the best independent schools to ability rather than wealth. It is a sad irony that in destroying the direct-grant schools on the altar of equal opportunity, the 1974-79 Labour Government succeeded only in denying opportunity to many poor children and increasing the number of fee-paying parents (because the schools chose to remain independent rather than be nationalised)�. The authors were spot-on. Of course they were; I was one of them. But the identity of the other is far more important: Andrew Adonis, now Lord Adonis, the Schools Minister. Before his appointment in June, Andrew Adonis was the Prime Minister�s key education adviser inside No 10. As such, he was the force behind the Government�s education policy. But for all his skill in battling Whitehall, he and Mr Blair were barely able to move reform into first gear, let alone the fifth gear that was needed. His appointment as Schools Minister in June was designed to fight that battle from behind enemy lines, within the Education Department. But the lesson from the forthcoming White Paper is plus �a change. There is no doubt that, left to his own devices, Lord Adonis would reintroduce direct-grant schools. His words in our book were explicit about their merit. But for all the bold words from the Prime Minister, the reality of his political strength � or rather weakness � was exposed when Ruth Kelly, the Education Secretary, was able to veto Lord Adonis�s appointment as a Minister of State and consign him to a junior role as a Parliamentary Under Secretary. She won that battle, and it seems she has won this one, too. There is an even bigger problem with the White Paper. As always, the Government�s rhetoric far outstrips its actions. In Blackpool, Mr Blair hit the nail on the head: �There�s a great myth here, which is that we don�t have a market . . . now. We do. It�s called private schools . . . But it�s only open to the well-off . . . I want decent hardworking families to have the same power.� So it�s clear that he understands what needs to be done: all parents, not just the wealthy, need to be given the power of the purse string. But the logic of the Prime Minister�s words points inexorably to the boldest reform of all: vouchers. By handing real power over to parents, vouchers destroy the influence of the bureaucrats, the teaching unions and the education establishment that have had such a pernicious impact on British state education. But will we get vouchers from Labour? Even to pose that question is to give the answer. So much for going further. 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