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At least 51 people, including 13 rebels, died in a single day of Syrian government airstrikes and shelling of opposition-controlled districts of Aleppo as international mediators were trying to salvage faltering peace negotiations in Geneva, said activists on Thursday. The Britain-based Observatory for Human Rights said most of the victims were killed by airstrikes and barrel bombs dumped on eight rebel-held districts of the northern city yesterday.
The rest died from artillery shelling, sniper fire and in clashes between forces loyal to President Bashar-al-Assad and rebels fighting to overthrow him. The bombings in Aleppo, Syria's largest city, are part of a campaign by Assad's forces to wrest control of neighbourhoods that were seized by rebels in mid-2012. The Observatory has been documenting Syria's conflict since its start in March 2011 through a network of activists on the ground.
It released its report on the latest Aleppo casualties today, ahead of a trilateral meeting between senior US and Russian officials and UN mediator Lakhdar Brahimi, and Syrian government and opposition representatives in Geneva. A second round of talks started in Switzerland on Monday but the discussions quickly became mired in acrimony as government and opposition delegates hurled accusations for the bloodshed taking place back home, failing to even agree on the talks' agenda.
From the outset, the talks have been accompanied by a sharp rise in violence on the ground. The Observatory said that at least 4,959 people have died in Syria in the three-week period since January 22, when the government and opposition delegates sat down for the first round of face-to-face meetings in Geneva. The Observatory said in a report yesterday that the period has seen the highest death toll since the uprising against Assad started nearly three years ago.
More than 130,000 people have died in the conflict since then, activist say. Millions of Syrians have been driven from their homes, some seeking shelter in neighbouring countries and others in safe parts of their homeland.
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Connolly, Adams, SKULL GEAR Pro Stock Team Begin Busy 'Off-season' with Testing at Bradenton, Fla.
Terry Adams is a man with a lot of questions looking for some answers. His mission takes him to Bradenton, Fla., Monday for what will be the SKULL GEAR Pro Stock team's first test session in anticipation of the 2006 NHRA POWERade Series season.
To Adams way of thinking, off-season -- generally used to describe the time between the final race of one season and the first of the new campaign -- is a misnomer. "There really isn't an off-season if you want to be a winner in Pro Stock," he said.
For example, Adams spent recent weeks preparing the team's Chevrolet Cobalt for testing. It needed to visit Victor Cagnazzi's shop in the Charlotte, N.C., area to be fitted with a new motor plate. Cagnazzi Motorsports replaced Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins as the engine supplier for the Dave Connolly-driven Cobalt last month.
That's why, 51 days before the February 9 official start of the 2006 season in Pomona, Calif., Connolly, Adams and crew will be focused on the future -- one that is fast-approaching. Given an option, Adams would've been at the track a week earlier, but instead he spent two weeks battling a stomach virus.
"There will be a lot going on at Bradenton," said Adams, who still hadn't shaken the effects of the virus on Friday. "Some teams began testing last week. We are going down there to see how well our car will run. We want to see what it does. We have a lot of questions to answer and I hope by next week they'll be answered."
If not then, Adams vows to keep at it until he has a car capable of title contention.
"We'll be trying different gear and rear end ratios," said Connolly of some of the high-priority items on Adams' testing list as they begin meshing the combination with the horsepower.
Connolly, of Elyria, Ohio, won two of the first five races this year and led the series standings before the team parked its Chevy Cavalier in favor of the new Cobalt. Inconsistency struck about the same time, too. Overall, he won twice and was runner-up three times, captured the $50,000 top prize in the King Demon Clash special race, was No. 1 qualifier at Bristol, Tenn., and finished fifth in points.
"The new car had some problems and Grump had some problems," recalled Connolly of the second-half slump. "But we found clutch and shock problems over the last few races and were able to get them sorted out.
"I am excited to be working again with Steve Johns and Tommy Utt (two of Cagnazzi's engine-shop employees formerly with Jenkins). Tommy will be the engine guy for our SKULL GEAR team. Terry and Tommy get along very well and the team chemistry will be as good, or even better than it was."
Tommy Utt is the father of John Utt, who has worked with Connolly since he began Pro Stock competition in 2003. Steve Johns was a longtime Jenkins engine-building employee before shifting to Cagnazzi last year.
After a slow start, Cagnazzi's first-year team -- with new driver Erica Enders at the controls -- picked up speed, closing with four top-five qualifying efforts, including No. 2 at the Auto Club Finals last month.
"When you look at the (engine performance) gains Erica made throughout the year you can see their motor program is going in the right direction," Connolly said. "They have a talented group in their engine shop and I think we'll be able to give Greg (Anderson, two-time reigning Pro Stock champion), Warren (Johnson, six-time champion) and the top teams a difficult time in 2006."
Connolly and Adams credit team owner Evan Knoll with providing Cagnazzi's predicted horsepower punch and the incentive to "do what it takes" to remain a serious contender for 2006 title honors. And they know one of the most important ingredients in any championship challenge is horsepower.
"We won't be cutting any corners," noted Connolly. "We plan to test as often as necessary. Evan wants us to win the championship and hopefully we can give him one. We're all anxious to get started and proceed to Pomona."
Adams, Connolly and crew are confident they'll be ready.
Connolly Busy Bracket Racing
Connolly's off-season has been busy, too, but in a different way. He returned to his drag racing roots in the past month, competing in 14 different bracket races in Florida.
"I drove someone else's car because my new Super Comp dragster wasn't finished at the time," he said. "We ran seven races at Bradenton, four at West Palm Beach, two at St. Petersburg and one at Snowbird. We won a couple of rounds and got to the third round once."
Connolly began his competitive career in Super Gas and Super Comp Sportsman categories and plans to drive his new Super Comp dragster in eight to 10 NHRA national events in addition to the SKULL GEAR Cobalt.
"I believe the more passes you make help make you a better driver," he explained.
His first NHRA national event win was in Super Comp at Route 66 Raceway near Chicago in fall of 2002. In his 59-race Pro Stock career, Connolly has five Pro Stock wins in 13 finals.
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As service-oriented advisors, we often tend to spread our time evenly over our clientele, regardless of their level of wealth. However idealistic this may be, it's neither pragmatic nor prudent. I would suggest that the only situation where "equal time" may be acceptable is if you are able to spend an adequate amount of time on all clients, and still have additional capacity. In other words, you have time left over.
Even then, this "time to spare" could be spent on more productive ventures, such as developing a deeper relationship with current clients or finding new ones. What's the solution?
Try categorizing your existing relationships and provide differing levels of service for each. Although this topic has been well discussed, I hope to offer a few new perspectives. Client segmentation can be accomplished in several ways. Let's take a look.
Segmentation #1: Total New Worth
One way to segment your client base is by total wealth. In other words, by net worth. This is often structured where the fee is a percentage of the client's wealth. This arrangement also removes an inherent bias that many advisors possess.
For example, if the client's wealth is disproportionately tied up in real estate or a privately owned business, and if the advisor is asked to render advice on further investments in "non-financial" assets, the advisor would be impartial in his recommendation. However, if an adviso'rs income is derived solely from assets under management, then they would of course, want to increase AUM.
Segmentation #2: Total Financial Assets
Another option is to segment by 'total' financial assets, which would include accounts held away from you. Many clients have, either by choice or design, chosen to spread their financial assets among multiple advisors. Right or wrong, their reason is often to "spread out their risk." They may hold the belief that if one advisor makes a mistake, another may not.
Under this segmentation approach, you would provide "enhanced" treatment for wealthier clients, even though they have not moved outside assets to you. However, by placing them in a "higher" category, they may come to see you with greater value.
Segmentation #3: Financial Assets Under Management
In this segmenting approach, clients are categorized according to the assets under your purview. The downside of this arrangement is that if a client does have assets with other advisors, this structure would reduce their level of service, which may limit the probability of growing the relationship.
To sum up, there are many ways to segment a clientele, and each has its pros and cons. Therefore, it's important to carefully consider your method prior to acting.
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ROTHERHAM, England — It started on the bumper cars in the children's arcade of the local shopping mall. Lucy was 12, and a group of teenage boys, handsome and flirtatious, treated her and her friends to free rides and ice cream after school.
Over time, older men were introduced to the girls, while the boys faded away. Soon they were getting rides in real cars, and were offered vodka and marijuana. One man in particular, a Pakistani twice her age and the leader of the group, flattered her and bought her drinks and even a mobile phone. Lucy liked him.
The rapes started gradually, once a week, then every day: by the war memorial in Clifton Park, in an alley near the bus station, in countless taxis and, once, in an apartment where she was locked naked in a room and had to service half a dozen men lined up outside.
She obliged. How could she not? They knew where she lived. "If you don't come back, we will rape your mother and make you watch," they would say.
At night, she would come home and hide her soiled clothes at the back of her closet. When she finally found the courage to tell her mother, just shy of her 14th birthday, two police officers came to collect the clothes as evidence, half a dozen bags of them.
But a few days later, they called to say the bags had been lost.
"All of them?" she remembers asking. A check was mailed, 140 pounds, or $232, for loss of property, and the family was discouraged from pressing charges. It was the girl's word against that of the men. The case was closed.
Lucy's account of her experience is emblematic of what investigators say happened during a 16-year reign of terror and impunity in this poor northern English town of 257,000, where at least 1,400 children, some as young as 11, were groomed for sexual exploitation while the authorities looked the other way. One girl told investigators that gang rape was part of growing up in her neighborhood.
Between 1997 and 2013, despite numerous reports of sexual abuse, only one case, involving three teenage girls, was prosecuted, and five men were sent to jail, according to an official report into the sexual exploitation of children in Rotherham published last week.
Even now, the official reaction has been dominated by partisan finger-pointing and politics. The leader of the Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council has resigned, and the police chief is under pressure to follow suit. But criminal investigations continue, and more than a dozen victims are suing the police and the Council for negligence.
The scale and brutality of the abuse in Rotherham have shocked a country already shaken by a series of child abuse scandals involving celebrities, public officials, clerics and teachers at expensive private schools. The Rotherham report suggests that it continues unchecked among the most vulnerable in British society.
It has highlighted another uncomfortable dimension of the issue, that of race relations in Britain. The victims identified in the report were all white, while the perpetrators were mostly of Pakistani heritage, many of them working in nighttime industries like taxi driving and takeout restaurants. The same was true in recent prosecutions in Oxford, in southern England, and the northern towns of Oldham and Rochdale, where nine men of Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Afghan origin were given long prison sentences in 2012 for abusing up to 47 girls. Investigators in Scotland have reportedly uncovered a similar pattern of abuse.
Sexual abuse of children takes many forms, and the majority of convicted abusers in Britain are white. But as Nazir Afzal, the chief crown prosecutor in charge of sexual violence and himself of Pakistani heritage, put it, "There is no getting away from the fact that there are Pakistani gangs grooming vulnerable girls."
The grooming tends to follow a similar pattern, according to Alexis Jay, a former chief inspector of social work who was commissioned by the Rotherham Council to carry out an independent investigation following a series of reports in The Times of London: a period of courting with young men in public places like town centers, bus stations or shopping malls; the gradual introduction of cigarettes, alcohol and sometimes harder drugs; a sexual relationship with one man, who becomes the "boyfriend" and later demands that the girl prove her love by having sex with his friends; then the threats, blackmail and violence that have deterred so many girls from coming forward.
But the report also outlined how those victims and parents who did ask for help were mostly let down by the police and social services, despite a great deal of detail known to them for more than a decade, including, in some cases, the names of possible offenders and their license plate numbers.
"Nobody can pretend they didn't know," Ms. Jay said in an interview.
Unimpeded, the abuse mushroomed. Over time, investigators found, it evolved from personal gratification to a business opportunity for the men.
Increasingly, the girls were shared not just among groups of men locally, but sold, or bartered for drugs or guns. They were driven to cities like Sheffield, Manchester and London, where groups of men raped them, sometimes overnight.
When parents reported their daughters missing, it could take 24 hours for the police to turn up, Ms. Jay said. Some parents, if they called in repeatedly, were fined for wasting police time.
Some officers and local officials told the investigation that they did not act for fear of being accused of racism. But Ms. Jay said that for years there was an undeniable culture of institutional sexism. Her investigation heard that police referred to victims as "tarts" and to the girls' abuse as a "lifestyle choice."
In the minutes of a meeting about a girl who had been raped by five men, a police detective refused to put her into the sexual abuse category, saying he knew she had been "100 percent consensual." She was 12.
"These girls were often treated with utter contempt," Ms. Jay said.
Lucy, now 25 but too scared to give her last name because, she said, the men who brutalized her still live nearby, knows about contempt. During an interview at her home outside Rotherham, she recalled being questioned about her abuse by police officers who repeatedly referred to the main rapist as her "boyfriend."
The first time she was raped, there were nine men, she said, one on top of her, another to pin her down and force himself into her mouth. Two others restrained a friend of hers, holding open her eyelids to make her watch. The rest of the men, all in their 20s, stood over her, cheering and jeering, and blinding her with the flash of their cameras.
It was November 2002, and Lucy was 13.
When she went to bed that night, she found a text message from the man who had groomed her for months: "Did you get home all right?"
She hesitated, then texted back: "Yes, I'm fine."
At that moment, she said, rape became normality. "I thought, 'This must be my fault, I must have given them a signal,' " she said.
Unlike other victims, Lucy came from a stable family. Her parents owned a convenience store and post office. They lived in a middle-class neighborhood. "I had been brought up in a nice world," she said. "I thought rapists were people hiding in bushes, and pedophiles were people who drive white vans and park outside schools."
After that first rape, she said, she began to think she had overreacted, and told her friend that she had been upset because she had lost her virginity. After school, they went back to the town center. The leader of the group took her to McDonald's and rolled her a marijuana cigarette, she said. For a week, it was as if nothing had happened.
Then he raped her again, and soon the rules changed. The girls were to speak only when spoken to. They had to sit quietly in town and wait. Taxis would come by and pick them up. They were raped by different men in different places, mostly outdoors.
There seemed to be no way out. "They threatened to gang-rape my mother, to kill my brother and to firebomb my house," Lucy said.
Once, she said, when they thought she might go to the police, a man with gold teeth whom she had never seen before dragged her into his car, a dark-green Honda with left-side drive, and put a gun to her head: "On the count of three you're dead," she said he told her. He pulled the trigger on three, but nothing happened. "Keep your mouth shut," he said. "Next time there will be a bullet inside."
Eventually, Lucy's parents sold their business and moved to Spain for 18 months. "It became quite clear that leaving the country was the only way we could save Lucy," said her mother, who participated in parts of the interview.
Lucy experienced years of depression and anorexia, her mother said. She now works as a consultant on child sexual exploitation issues for police departments and charities.
"They say it's vulnerable girls these people are after," her mother said. "Well, of course they're vulnerable. They're innocent. They're children."


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Shooter may have been frustrated over a leave of absence he had requested.
On Monday, Army officials released a detailed timeline of Specialist Ivan Lopez's eight-minute shooting spree, which left three soldiers dead and 16 other people wounded. Investigators have not yet definitively settled on a motive for Lopez's actions, however.
"We have not confirmed a definitive motive, but are doing everything possible to do so. We are considering all credible information and evidence to include social and digital media aspects of the case," U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command spokesman Chris Grey said. He added, "We have not uncovered any history of criminal convictions or previous criminal activity by Specialist Lopez." The best inference currently is that Lopez was frustrated over a leave of absence he had requested.
According to the Army's official timeline, Lopez initially opened fire at the 49th Transportation Battalion Headquarters, killing one soldier and wounding 10. He then got into his vehicle and slowly proceeded down 73rd Street, firing at two soldiers and wounding one of them. He then entered the Motor Pool Office, shooting one soldier and wounding two others. Afterwards, driving back down Motor Pool Road, he fired at another vehicle, wounding one passenger. Lopez then headed to the Medical Brigade Headquarters, wounding one soldier outside, and killing one soldier inside and wounding another. Finally, he drove to a parking lot where, upon being fired upon by Fort Hood Police, he turned his .45 caliber handgun on himself.
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CNN's Soledad O'Brien struck a chord with the LGBT community in her 2010 special Gay in America following up on her Latino and African-American coverage. She comes to Arlington giving a lecture on "Diversity in America."
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The Toast To Life Gala brings together culinary delights and luxury auctions together for a dazzling night of fundraising. The annual event celebrates 14 years with all proceeds from the night benefiting Resource Center Dallas. Who doesn't like a night to dress up fancy like while raising a toast to the years of work the Center has done?
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Bond over Marvel team-ups or Archie love triangles when Zeus Comics owner Richard Neal hosts The Return of the Mighty Zeus LGBT Mixer. The new Leap Year tradition features special guest Tim Fish, the out cartoonist behind such queer comic tomes like Cavalcade of Boys and Young Bottoms in Love. He'll sign copies of his work, but at least buy him a thank you drink.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ? While much of the crowd watched the Columbus Clippers' Cedric Hunter make a dash to first base in the bottom of the third inning, one Huntington Park visitor kept his gaze fixed on home plate.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ? While much of the crowd watched the Columbus Clippers' Cedric Hunter make a dash to first base in the bottom of the third inning, one Huntington Park visitor kept his gaze fixed on home plate.
On command, he shuffled out to home, picked up Hunter's bat and turned back toward the dugout.
In such ways, the golden retriever ? aka Jake the Diamond Dog ? dutifully took care of business on a Sunday during the first of his four visits to Columbus this season.
The home team lost 12-7 to the Indianapolis Indians, but Jake became the star of the afternoon ? delivering the game ball to the pitcher, retrieving bats, taking bottled water to the umpires between innings and otherwise entertaining the 6,248 fans on hand.
"Nothing away from the other batboys, but we love Jake," Hilliard resident Melinda Brant, 35, said as she stood in line for his "autograph" with her young son. "When Jake goes out and gets the bats, that's our favorite."
The dog is hardly a minor league rookie: "Jake" has visited ballparks nationwide with his owner ? Jeff Marchal, 55, of Lima, Ohio ? for 2 � decades and Clippers games for the past seven years.
The appearance grew out of a trick that Marchal taught his first golden retriever, Jericho: Twenty-five years ago, as a resident of Pompano Beach, Fla., Marchal would put money in a basket for the dog, who would trot to a nearby store to fetch a six-pack of beer.
After gaining attention for that stunt and others, the duo made Fort Myers, Fla., its home ? where Jericho was named a full-time mascot for the Fort Myers Miracle, a Minnesota Twins affiliate.
The first official "Jake the Diamond Dog" ? the second Marchal-trained golden retriever (real name: Jake) ? was prepped to take over for Jericho before Jericho died in 1994.
A year later, the dog and owner moved to Lima, Marchal's hometown, to extend their entertainment to other teams. Jake represents one of several acts that the Clippers will showcase during the season.
Marchal has since had two other golden retrievers: Homer, who died in 2009; and his latest pup, Deuce (with "Jake the Diamond Dog" as their pseudonyms).
"I'm with them 24/7," he said. "Their vocabulary is very wide, so, in order for them to understand you, you have to be with them. You have to teach them right and wrong."
Marchal is committed to quality: He once ripped up a check after a game, he said, because he thought Jake hadn't performed well.
"I didn't feel my dog worked up to par...?. The majority of the time, he does great."
The biggest challenge seemed to involve the bottled water.
Jake, making his rounds from the umpire at home plate to those in the outfield, sometimes sat down and let the men in blue approach him to get a bottle out of the basket. Another time, he took the basket away before an umpire had finished his drink.
"Sometimes it's funnier when he doesn't do something he's supposed to," said Mark Galuska, director of marketing for the Clippers. "That's when the fans seem to get a bigger kick out of it."
Jake did a little better in the first inning when he delivered flowers to his "ballpark sweetheart" of the game: Patti Wogan, 38, of Columbus.
When not performing his duties, catching Frisbees or propping his front paws on the baseline walls to meet the crowd, Jake was perched in his blow-up doghouse next to the Clippers dugout.
He will attend about 30 games in all this year, including a few at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians ? his first and only major league gigs.
The goal of breaking into the majors, Marchal said, sealed Jake's career.
"It'd be nice if baseball season was year-round," he said. "I'll do this until no one books me ever again."


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With the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) in the process of developing(www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org) new draft recommendations on screening for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in adults, the timing of the CDC's proposal to expand its current HCV screening recommendations(www.cdc.gov) may raise questions among practicing family physicians. Because the AAFP and USPSTF currently do not recommend routine HCV screening, the CDC's action seemingly puts the agency at odds with the two organizations.
Chronic hepatitis C virus infection puts patients at increased risk for liver cirrhosis, liver cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma.
The CDC is calling for(www.regulations.gov) HCV screening for all people born from 1945 through 1965, a recommendation that experts say could lead to a sizeable uptick in the number of baby boomer patients looking to be tested. At this time, both the AAFP (scroll down to "Hepatitis C Virus Infection, Adult") and USPSTF(www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org) recommend against routine screening for HCV infection in asymptomatic adults who are not at increased risk for infection and do not recommend for or against routine screening in high-risk adults.
But the seeming discrepancy in these recommendations doesn't mean FPs should be wringing their hands, said USPSTF Co-vice Chair Michael LeFevre, M.D., M.S.P.H.
"The CDC and the USPSTF have been communicating on their independent work in this area for over two years, but each has its own specific mission and processes that may, at times, overlap," he told AAFP News Now. "I cannot say much about their timing; presumably, it fits well with the culmination of their work.
- The CDC is proposing to expand its recommendations on screening for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in adults to include all persons born from 1945 through 1965.
- The comment period for the CDC proposal ends June 8.
- The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) is in the process of developing draft recommendations on screening for HCV infection in adults, but those recommendations are not expected to be released until later this year.
- Currently, the AAFP and USPSTF do not recommend routine HCV screening.
"I think it is also fair to point out that the current (USPSTF) recommendations are old. The last time this topic was updated was in 2004, and we all acknowledge that the science has changed. While we all hope that the science is clear and definitive on important topics, in complex and rapidly developing fields, it is possible, if not expected, that groups that use slightly different processes and may have different perspectives can come to different conclusions."
The CDC announcement notes that in 75 percent to 85 percent of people infected with HCV, the disease persists as a chronic infection, placing them at risk for liver cirrhosis, liver cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma, as well as complications involving other organ systems that can develop in the decades following onset of infection. Instances of cirrhosis hepatocellular carcinoma and HCV-related deaths have been increasing and stand to become even more widespread in the coming decades.
"HCV-infected persons who are aware of their infection can benefit from health services to prevent additional harm to the liver (e.g., hepatitis A virus and hepatitis B virus vaccination), medical monitoring and behavioral changes (e.g., reductions in alcohol use)," says the agency. "Further, antiviral therapies can clear HCV from the system (i.e., a virologic cure) and halt disease progression for many patients living with HCV infection."
The public comment period on the CDC's proposal ends June 8. Specifically, the agency is seeking public comment on whether other data, evidence or studies should be considered regarding
- the burden of HCV infection morbidity and mortality in the populations for whom testing is recommended;
- the number of people living with HCV who are unaware of their infection status;
- the benefits and harms of HCV testing, care and treatment;
- the cost-effectiveness of the proposed recommendations; and
- settings in a community where testing should be targeted.
The agency also is seeking input on whether additional factors should be considered in the development of the recommendations, as well as comments about the utility of the information to be presented.
LeFevre, a family physician from Columbia, Mo., said the USPSTF anticipates releasing its draft recommendations for public comment later this year, most likely in the late fall. In the interim, he said FPs may want to wait and review more than one take on the science before making a decision to change practice.
"If I was not on the task force … and the CDC released a guideline and the task force had a different recommendation out and I knew that another one was coming in this calendar year, I, personally, would wait," he said. "I would say, 'Well, I wonder what the task force thinks about this, and I'm interested to see what their take on the evidence is.' That would be the way I would respond as a practicing physician."
Doug Campos-Outcalt, M.D., M.P.A., of Phoenix, the Academy's liaison to the USPSTF, is a member of the work group writing the task force's forthcoming HCV screening recommendations.
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Storm::Transaction − Execute a code block in a database transaction
use Storm::Transaction; $txn = Storm::Transaction−>new( $storm, sub { ... do work on $storm ... }); eval { $source−>commit }; print "transaction successfull" if ! $@;
"Storm::Transaction" executes a block of code within a datbase transaction. This requires that the database supports transactions. If the database does not support transactions, the code block will simply be invoked.
The Storm object to perform transactions on.
The code to be invoked within the transaction. If the code block finishes without any errors, then the database changes are commited. If errors are encountered, then the changes are rolled back.
Begins a new transaction and then invokes the code block to perform the work. Database changes are committed if the code block executes without any errors. If errors are thrown, then the changes work are rolled back.
It is useful to call commit within an "eval { }" block to trap any errors that are thrown. Alternatively, use a module like TryCatch or Try::Tiny and call commit within a "try { }" block.
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Copyright (c) 2010 Jeffrey Ray Hallock. All rights reserved. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.


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Day One Complete
Most of you watched what I watched today, so there's no real need to recap. Ben Sheets is pretty darn impressive and that's going to happen from time to time this year, so we'll chalk it up as a tough loss and start anew in the morning.
Opening Day is always special, but it's definitely different when you're on the road than when you're at home. It seemed mellow today — usually we're crazy busy and running around, but with less media, less fans and less work to do on the road, I'll anxiously await the home opener next Monday.
To answer the question about what's planned, there's actually quite a bit coming your way. Taylor Swift, who is one of the most popular up and coming country music stars, is going to perform a short concert as well as the national anthem. Steve Sax, who was my favorite player when I was growing up, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch in honor of the 25th anniversary of his rookie season. There will be a flyover and other military involvement and several other interesting elements to the pregame ceremony, so be sure to get there early. And, if at all possible, try to carpool, as everyone knows that Opening Day is the toughest day of the year to park. That's because everyone is coming from work, so there are far less cars that carry entire families and more people driving just themselves.
In response to the question about Dodgers Live and the Scully/Uecker interview, it was definitely a treat to see those two together on the screen, but that won't be able to be put on Dodgers on Demand, as FSN doesn't send their content to Time Warner on Demand. All of what you'll see on Dodgers on Demand is original content from Tony Kinkela and his crew, who have worked incredibly hard to bring you original programming all spring and will continue to do so throughout the year.
Speaking of Bob Uecker, someone drew the comparison to the movie "Major League" from today's game. It started with the first play of the game, the dribbler in front of the mound for a hit. And then someone joked in the end that Charley would turn to Rick and say, "Two hits? All we got was two @#$%! hits?" Like I said, it just wasn't our day.
But, in classy fashion, Ned Colletti took the entire traveling party to dinner tonight at an Italian restaurant near the hotel. All of the baseball operations staff, coaches, trainers, broadcasters, PR guy and photographer were treated to a very nice dinner to celebrate the start of the season.
And speaking of the photographer, I'm assuming most of you realize that the photo album is updated almost every day by Jon SooHoo or one of his great photographers. We are basically the only team in baseball whose site has a daily photo album, so please be sure to take a look after each game.
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Josh: Could you find out if Wednesday's game will be shown in HD on Directv? I just learned today that they ship the game to one of their supplemental HD channels because they don't carry Prime Ticket in HD on their regular channel. As it looks right now, they've got the Angel game on that channel and the Dodger game won't be shown in HD. Thanks.
Good to hear about Sax throwing out the Opening Day first pitch. He was my favorite player growing up too.
I worked for a collegate-level summer ballclub, owned by Bob Bavasi at the time, and Steve Sax was doing an autograph session one day (mind you, this was in the heart of Giants country in the heat of the season). I was excited to hear he was comming to town, and even though I worked in the parking lot, away from any action, my supervisors made sure I got to meet him.
I had him sign a book for my dad, whose birthday was comming up. I was so shocked to meet him, I just stood there speechless (I must've looked pretty stupid, heh). I had all these questions I wanted to ask (like how it felt to shut the sportscasters up by beating mighty Oakland in '88), but said nothing, even forgot to shake his hand in awe of the moment.
But it was great to have the oppurtunity to meet him, and I hope he does better than whoever threw out the first pitch in Cincinatti earlier today.
To Say I'm shocked at the outcome would be a lie. When I heard Lowe was gonna start it off I already knew it was gonna be bad.Not Knocking him at all but he is not a Season starter nor are the Dodgers a before Late afternoon team even here on the west coast not to mention the whole closed roof thing…. If you add up Lowe Starting a season Dodgers playing in a closed enviroment and starting before 5pm PST and I don't have these numbers but I'll bet its less then a 40% chance of winning. The Brewers looked good today and they took full advantage of the Dodgers to the best of their ability. But they are the Brewers and KC knocked the snot outta Boston today too as well as alot of clubs that will not see a chance in hellshalfacre come sept.However we now have 1 less loss to give and need to get it going in the right direction.Team needs to stop this firstball fastball swing and wear into the pitchers same deal as lastyear. They allowed a pitcher to get outta spring training into a complete game and that is not what this team does to win games.Wearout the starter and bangup the relievers.Team is pumped up and is in a hostile arena.Gotta slow em down and wear them out.
My deepest gratitude for Jon SooHoo and his companions for their photographic contributions. And whoever decided to keep paying them for their services, thank you for seeing beyond simple bottom line revenue – expenses.
A big thanks to Jon SooHoo from me as well. I really enjoy the photos.
Tough loss. I spent a couple hours away from work to watch it on the bog screen at a local BJ's restaurant/bar. Early on it looked as if Sheets was just dealing and that the Dodgers would have trouble putting together a rally.
No worries, let Milwaukee fans have their Opening Day win. Here's to hoping the Dodgers still win the 3 game series.
Granted, the Dodgers lineup was scrubby. But Sheets was lucky nonetheless.
See why on my super cool new blog……
Josh, next time Ned takes you guys out to dinner you should have him take James Loney along. I think he deserves that unless you have to be a washed up veteran to do that too.
i could never understand that move. it makes no sense, i love JP as a player, but that clogged up our farm system. i didnt think his arm was that bad, but that 1st to 3rd weeks pulled on us brought a glaring weakness to the forefront. if were gonna try to win on pitching and defense, than we need some better defenders. that routine fly ball over gonzos head was so pathetic and it really looked like he needs to be a dh somewhere on some mediocre al team. he is a liability out there , at this rate its gonna be a long season. i hope grady has the cajones to make some drastic moves if bs like that keeps happening. and gonzalez needs to settle down on that first pitch nonsense, hes looking desperate.
Lets hope grittle cakes puts out a talented lineup today. It will be hard considering most of our talent is in triple A and the bullpen. But HEY! veterans know how to lose the right way.
does anyone know if gonzo can be traded mid-season. I mean, obviously they would never trade a proven veteran, just young, talented types, but i wonder if he proves to be a complete liability whether he could be dealt. Not trying to jump the gun or say the sky is falling, Im just wondering if its a possibility.
if he becomes a complete liability he can be released. As long as it concerns baseball and their play on the field they can be cut. It's just the players union would probably file some sort of grievance.
Grady's best bet is to sit him down and tell him he will be on the bench. Obviously that makes too much sense so the odds of grady doing that before it's too late are slim to none
Hey Max… why don't you try being a glass half-full kind of guy for a while. Your pervasive brand of pessimism is getting really old. The season is only three days old now, if you count Sunday's game, and we've yet to even play our second game. You're entitled to your opionions, but at this rate you'll be seeing your cardiologist in no time at all.
Gary… she's not a doctor. My wife is an SLP (speech, language pathologist) and works with many types of disorders that affect a person's speech, language, cognition, voice and swallowing. Although not a doctor, she'd be just a couple years of schooling away from her Ph.D.
The red pill didn't help much last night. I had nightmares of the first-to-third variety.
Also, I'm curious as to the decision to play Ramon Martinez over Wilson Alvarez thus far. Alvarez had the better spring, even hit three homers and played solid defense. Since they added him to the roster, why not play him? Martinez's time was last year when Kent got hurt, but Julio Lugo was chosen instead. Why is it now that they decide to play him? If he's good enough to sub at shortstop, then he was good enough to sub at second base long enough to get Kent healty in 2006. I'm just not understanding the logic behind this latest development.
Go Dodgers!! Go Raffy's Rehab!!
Here's my problem with Grady. He's a veterans coach. He likes veterans. If he could get Ernie Banks out of retirement and come play for the Dodgers he'd be happy.
We have surplus of young talent that can make us contend for years and years but we aren't using it. It's like being a doctor with a cure for cancer but still telling your patients you are still gonna use chemotherapy.
You know whats even worse. I bet at the trade deadline we won't haev this problem because i bet Loney and another young kid are traded for some veteran.
Honestly how hard is it to see that a Kemp/Loney platoon would out produce Gonzo and how hard is it to see that Billingsley will put up better numbers then Tomko.
On a side note… having now seen the road uniforms closer, the single layer tackle-twill looks really cheap, including the numbers on the back. The three-layer "Los Angeles" script of recent years (blue, gray, white, top to bottom) looked so much classier. I'm sure this was done to cut costs, but the Dodgers are an MLB flag-ship team and their uniforms deserve better treatments and not look like a sunday league look-alike uniform.
I wonder how the home uniforms look. Did they use a single layer as well? They've always been two-layer tackle-twill, blue on top of pure white, with the numbers of course being red on white.
Max, you're probably right. Complaining about it ain't gonna make it go away though.
I couldn't watch yesterdays game but the highlights look pretty good.
Hey, I heard Grady is looking to finally get that big bat we need. He is going to sell Loney & Kemp, to get the money we need to offer Wally Joyner a return to baseball.
We need our rookies playing, and I agree with ksspark, why did we start Martinez over Alvarez?? If we have him, play him!
Wally Joyner? hrmm i heard it was Kemp, Loney, Billingsley and Broxton for Jay Buhner and a 1975 issue of playboy.
Wilson Alvarez playing shortstop would be pretty funny, but maybe you do that in september if we're out of the race. Alvarez, Kent, LuGo…you could have bloopers day, the fans would love it.
or for that matter loney kemp and bills for heck …..fred mcgriff. i heard hes still swinging the bat.
I got a better one max, whats up with Delino DeSheild's?? We should go after that slugger.
i believe you guys are talking about wilson valdez..although i bet wilson alvarez could do as good a job as ramon martinez, if he lost that gut.
drinkinmercury79 – I had a similar version of your Steve Sax story. Quite a few years ago Duke Snider was at Dartmouth Chrysler-Dodge as part of a promtion at that dealership. I drove the one hour drive in great anticipation of talking with Duke. I arrived and he was behind a desk with his wife Bev close by knitting. I was the only one there with them. I asked him to sign my copy of the Boys Of Summer, thanked him and left. I absolutely couldn't talk and I simply wanted to thank him, still my all time favorite player, for the years of enjoyment he put into my life. About five years ago I phoned Dodgertown during the fantasy camp, asked for Duke, and he came on the line. I thanked him and spoke briefly about his being my childhood hero and still my favorite player. I still collect his cards. He was obviously appreciative for my call and thanked me more than once for it. Maybe you could still do the same with Steve Sax. GO DODGERS!! Big win tonight. I see the SI scouts have picked a Dodger-Angel World Series. Just one mistake. They picked the Angels to win. GO DODGERS!! Let's start putting our nervous norvous types at ease.
Graffiti, you are correct!
Hello brain fart, yes it would be funny to see Wilson Alvarez playing short.
I believe Wilson Valdez would do a better job.
Brain cramp here as well. I meant Wilson Valdez. Too many Wilson's on this team…
I have the hots for Billy Beane and Paul DePodesta.
Well joeyP, I'm not even going there ???? To each his own.I knew there was a reason
that i didn't like you. That must be it ???
Kirk, if Ned had any kind of brain he s hould pull the trigger on that Delino Deshields trade
I'm going to reserve judgement on this team until May, because by then what you see is what you have. That said did anybody else notice the young pitcher for Seattle yesterday 12 strikeouts in 8 shutout innings. That's what we need , not Bills rotting in the pen waiting for Tomko to implode which we all know he will. Also if Gonzo were still any good Arizona never would have let him go.I hope he does the honorable thing (retires).
gonzo is not a quitter. unlike those stat driven rookies who "don't know how to win." nevermind that this team would have been in the cellar last year without their rookies. i guess they knew how. futhermore, he will become the new steve finley, floating around from nl west team to nl west team, no matter how pathetic he was the previous season. Bank on it.
Taylor Hicks? A country music singer on Opening Day seems fitting if we were in Atlanta—but in L.A?? Weird choice. At least last year had a rock group. Oh well, I guess there's probably some country music fans in the city and you can never please everyone. Just seems like a weird choice…but as long as the Dodgers win, I'll put up with any music.
"And speaking of the photographer, I'm assuming most of you realize that the photo album is updated almost every day by Jon SooHoo or one of his great photographers. We are basically the only team in baseball whose site has a daily photo album, so please be sure to take a look after each game."
Jon does a fantastic job! I agree, I've been a fan of his work for many seasons! Thanks Jon for your great work!- Eva
I went to Game 2 of the Freeway Series, and the Home Uniforms look the same–a script Dodger Blue "Dodgers" on a whiter than white uniform, with a red number on the front, and a Dodger Blue letter on the back (and the players last name, back again after a 2-year absence).
I don't think that there is any cost break on the road uniforms. They did change–eliminating the double-piping, although they kept it on the pants (which does not seem to fit). In a way, this goes back to the simpler, more traditional uniform that they used to have. In fact, when they went to the new uniforms back in 1999 or 2000, I wrote an very angry e-mail to the old ownership, because they had strayed from having "Dodgers" on the front, and actually got several responses.
I am curious about the changes, because I had actually grown to like the uniforms. And if they were going to change, why not go back to the old road uniforms, which are basically like the current ones, but with a script "Dodgers" on the front.
leekfink – I have always felt that "Dodgers" should have stayed on the front of the away uniforms. If there is one MLB team that is known by its name and logo and not by its location, it is the Dodgers. No one ever asks me, "How is LA doing?" It is without fail, "…the Dodgers". Glad to hear the home uniforms have not changed. The best in baseball. Of course I like the uniforms without names on the back too. GO DODGERS!!
Go Dodgers!! Go Russell Martin!!


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