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Jasper defeats Center and Huntington
Published 9:37 am, Monday, March 31, 2014
The Jasper Bulldogs strung together strong pitching performances from Cayne Ueckert and Josh Justice this past week to pick up two much needed victories over Huntington and Center to pull their district record even at 3-3. Ueckert stuck out six batters in route to an 8-0 complete game shutout over the Huntington Red Devils this past Saturday, as bad weather had forced the game to be postponed from Friday night.
This was huge for Ueckert as he was tagged for seven runs in just his first inning of work against the state-ranked Diboll Lumberjacks in his last time on the mound.
Justice earlier in the week had gave-up no earned run and stuck out 11 to pick up the 5-2 win over the Center Roughriders. Justice only allowed three hits and five walks in seven innings of work.
Jasper opened things up against Huntington with an eight-run fourth inning.
John McMillon drew a walk to get things started for the Bulldogs. Alec Williams then followed with a sacrifice bunt and made to first when the catcher's throw was off target and pulled the first baseman off the bag. Ben Stover was then by a pitch to load the bases.
Jasper scored their first run of the game on a wild pitch that plated Dustin Foshee, who was running for McMillon. After a Sam Mathews strikeout, Austin Fitts doubled to score Williams.
Dalton Bennett up the Jasper lead 4-0 when he doubled to score Stover.
With bases loaded once again, Ruston Johnson drew a walk to bring in another run. Justice then reached base on a single. Still with only one out against the Bulldogs, Zack Craig was able to lay down a bunt and beat out the throw to first to reach base on the infield single that also scored another Jasper run.
McMillon then brought home another Jasper run on his second time to plate in the inning on a sacrifice fly to centerfield. Following McMillon for his second time to bat of the fourth inning, Williams was hit by a pitch to load the bases yet again.
After being hit by a pitch at his first plate appearance, Stover hit a two-run RBI single to push the Jasper lead to 8-0.
With the damage all ready done in the top of the fourth inning for the Bulldogs, Huntington manage to get into scoring position in the bottom of the fourth only to have the inning cut short on a double play from Bennett to Johnson at second for the first out and then Johnson to Stover at first for the second out to end the inning.
Ueckert then allowed only one hit in the final three innings and struck out four to seal the win for the Bulldogs.
Against the Roughriders, Zach Craig had a triple on the fourth inning and knocked in three runs to highlight Jasper hitting.
Center had scored the game's first run bottom of the third, but Jasper responded the Craig triple.
Justice and Mathews each hit in batters to cap the 5-2 over Center.
Jasper will be off Tuesday night and begin the second of district against Carthage at home Friday night.


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Patients across Birmingham are being invited to use social media to share videos about their health experiences with their local healthcare commissioner.
Birmingham CrossCity Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has posted a video on YouTube asking people to share their videos and comments about their local healthcare services.
It is believed to be the first CCG in the country to communicate with its patients and the wider public in this way.
The move is part of Birmingham CrossCity Voice – the CCG's engagement programme to find out what patients in the city think of their health services and how they would like to see these improve.
Dr Gavin Ralston, Chair of Birmingham CrossCity CCG and a GP in Harborne, said: "We want to commission the best healthcare at the best value to deliver the best outcomes. Our aim is to improve healthcare across our young and diverse city by making the NHS and social care work in a much more seamless and joined-up way.
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Deering sophomore guard Liam Densmore has provided the Rams with an early season spark from 3-point range. Densmore scored three baskets, all from beyond the arc, against Bonny Eagle last Saturday. The Scots beat Deering 45-44 on a late shot to hand the Rams their first loss.
"Liam has done a nice job," said Coach Dan LeGage.
"He has worked really hard. We knew he could shoot. The biggest adjustments for a first- year player are the speed and physicality at the varsity level," he said.
Densmore, who shoots left-handed, played on the freshman team last season.
LeGage said Densmore spends hours in the gym working on his shot.
"He found a gym to shoot around in during the big snowstorm last week," said LeGage.
SOUTH PORTLAND (7-0) and Deering (6-1), ranked third and fourth in the Heal point standings, play Friday night at South Portland's Beal Gym.
"It's a big one," said LeGage.
"South Portland has all the pieces. They have veteran players and Tanner Hyland is off to a great start."
Deering and South Portland rank first and second in team defense in the Southern Maine Activities Association. The Rams have allowed 38 points a game while the Red Riots are giving up 42.2 points a game. Offensively, Deering ranks second at 64.4 points a game. Bonny Eagle leads at 65 points a game. South Portland is fifth at 60.8 points a game.
Hyland, the Riots' point guard, is second in league scoring with 21.0 points a game. He's tied with Ryan Camire of Sanford. Hyland ranks second in assists with 5.4 a game and is fourth in steals at 3.4 a game.
Deering doesn't play Portland, the top-ranked team in Western Maine Class A, until Jan. 24. They will meet again in a regular-season finale on Feb. 8.
NOBLE HIGH of North Berwick has already won more games than it did all of last season. The Knights are 3-4 after Wednesday night's loss to Sanford (4-3). Noble is ranked ninth in Heal point standings.
Noble, under new coach Kenny Kimber, went 1-17 a year ago. The team opened the season with a 68-64 win at Massabesic. The Knights lost to Windham 71-60 in their second game before downing Kennebunk, 60-55. Predictable losses to Deering and Cheverus followed before Noble won its biggest game of the season, 43-40 at Westbrook.
It doesn't get any easier for Noble as it plays at Bonny Eagle Friday night before hosting Massabesic next Tuesday.
"I feel we could be better," said Kimber.
"The key is being prepared to play and continuing to gain confidence. If we keep playing like we did at Westbrook, we can win a few games."
Grayson Waterman is the team's top scorer at 15 points a game. Kyle Silion has played well, both as a starter and coming off the bench.
FORMER BANGOR HIGH coach Roger Reed is serving as an assistant coach for his son, Mark Reed, the head coach at Hermon High. Reed resigned seven months ago after 27 seasons as Rams head coach. His teams won eight Class A state titles and 10 Eastern Maine titles. Reed wanted to return for a 28th season with Bangor, but school officials requested that he choose between coaching the team or pursing a seat in the Maine Legislature. The administration was concerned about whether he could handle both responsibilities, given the time required to serve in state government.
After he stepped down, Reed won the primary election and then the general election. He is representing District 23 (Hermon, Carmel, Etna and Stetson) in the Maine House. Reed called coaching with his son "a good fit and a quiet, nice opportunity." Mark Reed played for his father at Bangor and the pair teamed up to win the state title in 1993, Bangor's first under Reed.
The pair coached against each other a few seasons ago when the younger Reed was the head coach at Brewer.
Hermon is 4-2 and ranked fifth in Eastern Class B.
AFTER LOSING its opening game to powerhouse Falmouth, Cape Elizabeth has won six straight games after Thursday's 52-34 win over Class C front-runner Waynflete. The Capers' biggest win was a 56-47 decision over Greely on Dec. 18. The Capers, ranked third in Western Class B, will find out how far they've come when they play Falmouth and York on successive Fridays, beginning in two weeks.
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Going spherical
The world is round. That's not news, I know, but architects really seem to have caught on to the idea. Maybe it's a 21st century thing? Take a look at the designs for the Cybertecture Egg, a giant office space created by James Law Cybertecture International in Mumbai. They fly in the face of the rectangle, and the Egg is not alone.
In fact it (above) looks a little like a familiar British landmark knocked sideways. Norman Foster's Gherkin (below) opened in London five years ago, and ever since then the design world seems to have gone spherical.
Also dubbed 'The Egg' is the National Grand Theatre in Beijing, which opened in December 2007. Designed by Paul Andreu Architecte Paris, it's an ellipsoid dome surrounded in a mirror-like lake.
Which demonstrates how well it merits its nickname.
The Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, designed by DP Architects and Michael Wilford & Partners, opened in Singapore in 2002 and boasts a pair of domes.
Prickly rather than smooth, the domes have been compared to 'two copulating aardvarks'. How lovely.
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Scotland were dumped out of the World Cup quarter-finals but only after giving Argentina a late scare at the Stade de France.
Substitute scrum-half Chris Cusiter touched down in the 63rd minute to give Frank Hadden's side hope of registering an upset that had appeared beyond them.
But the Pumas, who booked their first World Cup semi-final, clung on with the boot of Felipe Contepomi doing the telling damage.
Scotland flanker Allister Hogg felt his side had wasted their chance to beat Argentina in Paris.
"We had some chances today and felt we had the beating of Argentina and could go further in this tournament, so we're disappointed," said Hogg. "It was pretty tough. We tried to play a bit of a territorial game but it didn't come off. They are a good side, well drilled, they know each other very well and play together well."
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"Flat shoes are for quitters," 30 Rock's Avery Jessup — Jack Donaghy's uber-blonde Republican wife — once quipped. And my mom, who prides herself on having worn stilettos throughout her entire 20s, has forever been saying that it's time for me to "dress more elegantly" and "be a real woman."
My mom and Avery Jessup can go have brunch on the moon together for all I care.
When I wear high heels, I feel like I'm playing dress-up and forcing people to look at me. I want people to pay attention to me for my real achievements, not for my painful, towering footwear. I also feel like I've turned into someone snooty, unapproachable, boring — not myself. I want to tell myself to chill. Plus, even if I use those little foot pads, my feet always end up hurting after 20 minutes. I buy the lowest, most comfortable heels, but even those are unbearable on my cursed wide feet after a while. And I do awesome things in flats all day long and don't make annoying click-clacky noises and Reese Witherspoon loves flats, goshdarnit.
But OK, let's put me aside for one second — I'm well aware that I'm in the minority of women here. The common wisdom is high heels make a woman stand taller, look (be??) more confident, and seem more professional in the workplace. But is this really true? How can an uncomfortable contraption that makes you walk slower and appear daintier make you more confident?
Nancy Irwin, an L.A.-based doctor of clinical psychology, says it doesn't. While different women feel different when wearing heels — "Some feel sexy, powerful, more effective, able to be an equal to/compete with men. Others feel completely cramped, uncomfortable, and objectified" — they were invented, she says, to "slow women down. So they cannot move as quickly as men, so men can catch them, and also so women cannot surpass them. To put women at a disadvantage, sexually, professionally, and psychologically." Aha.
Answering a 2009 TODAY Show poll that asked "Do high heels empower or oppress women in the workplace?" 32% of respondents said, "High heels oppress women. They objectify women as mere sex objects while causing lasting damage to their feet and ankles." Yes, 49% said empower, but one-third is a big chunk!
If you don't buy into the feminist reasons, there are medical reasons not to wear them. High heels cause major damage to your feet, such as corns, calluses, and foot blisters, not to mention ankle fractures, nerve damages, and varicose veins. Does this creepily remind anyone else of another article of clothing that's meant to adorn women but renders them completely dysfunctional? That's right, corsets! Remember those from the 19th century? Women fainted wearing them all the time.
In fact, just this month, The Daily Mail reported that studies have found heels can greatly increase the risk of arthritis later in life because they can "alter posture and increase pressure on the foot, ankle and knee joints, raising the threat of osteoarthritis, the most common form of the condition."
Dr. Isaac Tabari, a podiatrist in Midtown, NYC, confirms this: "Yes, high heels increase the risks of arthritis because they increase the pressure on the metatarsal phalangeal joint (joint at the ball of the foot) and the mid-tarsal joint (joint at the mid-foot)," says Dr. Tabari. This increased pressure over many years can deteriorate the joints, he says, and cause arthritis.
Wearing high heels your entire life can also cause chronic back-heel pain, also known as tendinitis, he adds. Because of this pain, people often change the way they walk, which in turn leads to knee, hip, and back pain, as well as pain in the ball of the foot. Wearing high heels also increases the chances of stress fracture on the foot.
To stave off these gnarly medical problems, Dr. Tabari suggests alternating between higher and lower heels and flats, and doing regular stretching exercises.
As for me? I'll just avoid high heels 99% of the time (no one's perfect). And I'm not quitting anything anytime soon, Avery Jessup. Sleep with one eye open, blondie.


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Protocol Editor: The Instructions (Part 4 of 4)
The instructions section is where you're actually telling the robot what tasks to perform. The head and deck sections should be filled out before starting on the instructions, but can be added to if you find you need another container along the way.
Add Instruction
There are four types of instructions: Transfer, Distribute, Consolidate, and Mix. Select "Add Instruction" in the panel on the left, and then select whichever instruction you want.
If you already have an instruction in the list, you can choose to add your next instruction before or after the existing one.
A transfer is simply moving liquid from one place to another. You can specify the container name of where you're moving to and from, the location within the contain (such as the well or tube rack position), and the volume to move.
Touch-tip is a true/false option. If true, it will have the pipette touch all four sides of the well after it deposits the liquid, in order to get remaining any liquid on the edge of the tip into the well.
Distribute picks all the liquid at once, and then drops it in the final well destinations in portions. This is quicker than individual transfers if you're moving liquid from the same starting container into multiple containers (or wells within containers). You can specify different final containers, wells within containers, and volumes for each, as well as turning touch-tip on and off.
Blowout can be turned on or off to determine whether the pipette goes all the way to the bottom blowout position of the pipette.
Essentially the opposite of distribute, consolidate picks up liquid from multiple places and deposits it in the same container.
Tip: Use consolidate when all liquid is going to your liquid waste container.
The mix instruction allows you to pick up and drop the liquid multiple times, effectively mixing it, without having to transfer it to a different container. You can specify the number of mixes, as well as what amount of volume you want to pull up each time.
Add Motion to Instruction
With each new instruction, the pipette will automatically drop the used tip and pick up a new one. However, if you want to reuse the same tip, you can add another to the instruction, and the tip won't be dropped.
Adding a motion to a consolidate instruction will add another "From" location, while adding a motion to a distribute instruction will add another "To" location. The mix instruction is similar to the transfer, it will just add another mix step using the same tip.
Add New Tool Group
If your protocol is using two pipettes, use the Add New Tool Group function to add instructions to each pipette.
You can switch back and forth between pipettes as many times as needed, making it easy to transfer volumes in exactly the desired order.
Copy & Paste
If you're creating a protocol in which you're running the same transfer over and over again, you can use the copy and paste function rather than creating and filling in a new instruction every time.
This will add another instruction with the same parameters, and you can specify how many copies you would like to make.
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This is the last part of the Protocol Editor series! You can click here to return to The Pipettes (Part 3), The Deck (Part 2), or Creating a Protocol (Part 1).


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Across the Sea of Time
1995, True Life
Tomas (Peter Reznik) is an eleven-year-old Russian stowaway who is bound for America for a very special reason. Almost a hundred years ago, Tomas' ancestor -- Leopold Minton -- emigrated to America to start a new life. Now, Tomas comes to New York to find the American branch of his family.


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Cheryl Cole is evidently not the only one concerned with retrieving her hair's mojo. In Britain we spend £800m a year on haircare products, £120m on dyes and £65m on extensions. This all leaves a big eco footprint. The largest carbon impact is in washing your hair, specifically heating hot water.
Many worry about the variety of synthetic chemicals in hair products. There are strong eco-alternative brands: Green People, Bulldog for men (Fairtrade), and Intelligent Nutrients (an eco hairspray that works). But terms such as "natural" are unregulated, and some brands make dubious substitutions.
Paraphenylenediamine (PPD), found in more than two-thirds of hair dyes because it covers up grey, can trigger devastating allergic reactions. If you go to a salon, visit one that minimises PPD concentrations, such as Karine Jackson in London. Beauty is full of injustice: half of British hairdressers are now suffering from a form of dermatitis, and salon chemical exposure is linked to bladder cancer.
Hair from the salon floor is thrown into landfill – and then, bizarrely, we import new hair. Investigations have traced human hair extensions back to Russian prisoners, women in asylums, and temple sacrifices where women have not received any direct income. Hair-raising, to say the least.


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AOL, The Huffington Post Are Sued Over Website Contributors' Compensation
AOL Inc. (AOL) and its newly acquired Huffington Post were sued over claims that the writers of website content weren't paid for their work.
The complaint, filed today in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, charges that none of the $315 million paid by AOL for the news and opinion website co-founded by Arianna Huffington and Kenneth Lerer was shared with the writers and other creators of the site's content. The suit seeks class-action, or group, status.
"The HuffingtonPost.com has been unjustly enriched by engaging in and continuing to engage in the practice of generating enormous profits by luring carefully vetted contributors, with the prospect of exposure," the complaint said, "while reaping the entirety of financial gain derived from such content."
AOL acquired Huffington Post in March in order to "create a next-generation American media company with global reach," AOL Chief Executive Officer Tim Armstrong said in a statement when the deal was announced in February. Combining the companies' websites yielded an Internet audience of 117 million Americans, AOL said. HuffingtonPost.com had almost 25 million monthly visitors as of February.
The complaint claims that the writers provided the site with free content worth as much as $105 million, which "should be returned" to the plaintiff and the class. Huffington Post derives revenue from advertising on the site.
Freelance Writers
The suit was brought by Jonathan Tasini, who is described in the complaint as the lead plaintiff in a successful case against the New York Times over the rights of freelance writers. He was president of the National Writers Union from 1990 to 2003 and sought the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senator from New York in 2006, according to the complaint.
"The lawsuit is wholly without merit," AOL said in an e- mailed statement from Huffington Post Media Group spokesman Mario Ruiz. "As we've said before, our bloggers use our platform -- as well as other unpaid group blogs across the Web - - to connect and help their work be seen by as many people as possible."
Arianna Huffington was named editor in chief of the newly created Huffington Post Media Group, which includes other AOL sites such as TechCrunch, AOL Music, Moviefone and MapQuest. She and Lerer are also defendants in the lawsuit.
'Artificially Low'
The suit alleges that Huffington Post set "an artificially low price for the valuable digital content created by" Tasini and other members of the potential class. There are about 9,000 unpaid content providers to the site, according to the complaint.
A federal judge will decide whether to grant the lawsuit class-action status.
The complaint states that Tasini contributed 216 pieces of content to the site without compensation, and that he and other writers were encouraged to send links to their stories to friends and followers on Facebook and Twitter to help build consumer traffic to HuffingtonPost.com.
Tasini's pieces included two titled "The Rich Get Richer: Time for a Change" in 2008, and "New York Times Fuels War Against the Middle Class" in January. His earliest listed piece for the Huffington Post, in December 2005, was titled "Why I'm Running Against Hillary" Clinton.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2001 that the Times and other publishers violated the copyrights of authors by putting their articles on websites without permission.
AOL rose 18 cents, or 0.9 percent, to $19.98 at 4 p.m. in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The shares have fallen 16 percent this year.
The case is Jonathan Tasini v. AOL Inc., 11-2472, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan.)
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To contact the editor responsible for this story: Michael Hytha at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Snobbery on the mangroves Jun 03, 2011
Keur Ssaloum has a reputation for being one of the most beautiful and best hotels in Senegal....
However, the rudeness of the staff detracts from all of the visual beauty.
The owners, management, and staff have been routinely rude to people under the age of 30, and non-Europeans in particular.
For the prices they charge, it is shocking how little regard they have for many of their clients.
I've been living in Senegal for two years and took my best friend form the States there when she came to visit. We were ignored by waiters, mis-quoted prices- then told we had somehow gotten confused about the price, we were escorted to an unmade table with the worst view, apparently to keep away from the older, European clients???? I have never been treated worse at a hotel, in Senegal or anywhere in the world.
Toubacouta is full of charming and more reasonably priced hotels. There are several owned by locals now as well. If you want to be treated well and not ripped off, choose one of the locally run campements like the Coquiallages.
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Quiet, Relaxing and Affordable...very French Mar 14, 2011
Great hotel if you love fishing, bird watching or just relaxing on the dock or by the pool. Extremely French-tourist oriented so if you're not french you can feel like a bit of an outsider, but the owner speaks english and spanish and is very accomodating. Food is delicious although a bit pricy for the full three courses. Rooms are some of the nicest and cleanest you will find in Senegal outside of Dakar.


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The cold and flu season is here again and health professionals are sending out constant reminders for all of us to wash our hands. According to an informal survey posted online at WebMD, washing your hands is the number one piece of advice from medical doctors to help keep germs at bay.
Fact: Handwashing is the most effective way to stop the spread of illness. Many would categorize this fact as "common sense." Yet, how do we really know this fact as a truth? The answer to that question is found in a historical timeline of handwashing as it relates to our health. We'll begin our review in the 1800s.
It was the 19th century before health professionals began to look at the possible connection between illnesses and deaths and handwashing. During this time, up to 25 percent of women who delivered babies in hospitals died from childbed fever, or puerperal fever. This toxic condition, which could develop into puerperal sepsis, was caused by infection in the birth canal.
In 1843, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes (yes, the author!), believed that this infectious disease was passed to pregnant women by the hands of the doctors. He advocated handwashing to prevent childbed fever. Unfortunately for many women, his ideas were greeted with disdain by most physicians of the time. Today, a quick search on the Internet finds that puerperal fever is now rare in the West due to improved hygiene during delivery.
Back in time to the 1840s, when Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis noted that the mortality rate in delivery rooms staffed by medical students was up to three times higher than the mortality rates in a room staffed by midwives. Upon closer scrutiny, Dr. Semmelweis observed that the medical students were coming directly from performing autopsies to delivering babies. Doctors and students were ordered to wash their hands when moving between the two activities, resulting in a drop in mortality rates to less than one percent! Regardless of this success, however, Dr. Semmelweis died in 1865 with his views about hygiene still largely ridiculed by his peers.
Forward to France and the 1870s where there were so many deaths at one hospital that it was nicknamed the "House of Crime." At the 1879 Academy of Medicine seminar held in Paris, a noted speaker cast doubt on the notion that diseases were spread through the hands. An outraged member in the audience shouted, "The thing that kills women with childbirth fever is you doctors that carry deadly microbes from sick women to healthy ones!"
This outraged member was Louis Pasteur, the French chemist and microbiologist best known for inventing the pasteurization process. Although his efforts were met with skepticism at the time, he remained a tireless advocate of hygiene and is noted for reducing mortality from childbed fever.
When a program to teach hygiene to child-care providers was initiated in 1910, there was a ground swell of opposition from the medical community. Thirty physicians sent a petition to the New York mayor complaining that the practice of hygiene was "ruining medical practice by keeping babies well."
We've come a long way since the early 1900s. Handwashing and other hygienic practices are taught at every level of school, advocated in the work place, and emphasized during medical training. The Center for Disease Control advocates handwashing as the single most important means of preventing the spread of infection. In spite of this, recent studies and reports indicate that lack of or improper handwashing still contributes significantly to disease transmission.
So, there it is, a summary of historical events that support the notion of handwashing to reduce the spread of infections. It takes only 20 seconds to wash your hands, a practice that will help keep you healthy during the cold and flu season. Do it several times a day and enjoy good health.
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By Miguel Castro, Project Spurs
It seems like just months ago the San Antonio Spurs were on top of the Western Conference with a 10-game lead. That number has now slipped to five with 19 left in the regular season. So how exactly do those remaining 19 games fare for the Silver and Black? Well, for starters, 10 of them are on the road, where the Spurs are 22-9 this season, with nine at home.
San Antonio has only lost three at the AT&T Center and four of their final nine home games will be against above .500 teams. Out of those 10 on the road, nine are against above .500 teams, which the Spurs are 27-11 against. It's probably fair to say the Spurs will win most if not all but a couple of their remaining home games.
The road is where San Antonio may have some trouble. With trips to Houston, Miami and Dallas scheduled in a span of seven days, to open their last 10 road trips, things could get a little rough. Let's not also forget there are six back-to-backs in those final 19. In the Spurs' previous 12 back-to-backs, they swept six times and were either swept or split the other six.
Then, there's also the issue of facing teams fighting to either hold their playoff spot or earn a postseason berth. So many scenarios, so little time and so much that could happen. To make things easier, let's go ahead and break down the final 19 and predict how the Spurs will finish the year. Each opponent's current record is in parenthesis.
• vs. Detroit (23-41), 8:30 p.m. on March 9
The Pistons have barely shown up for practice, and I'll be surprised if they show up for this game, figuratively speaking of course.
• vs. Sacramento (15-46), 7:30 p.m. on March 11 and 7:30 p.m. on April 6
No way the Spurs lose to the second worst team in the West. There's just no way.
• at Houston (33-32), 7:30 p.m. on March 12 and 7:30 p.m. on April 1


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A truly grim Ministry of Defense (MoD) report circulating in the Kremlin today states that President Putin today has authorized "full military force" to be used in the breaking of the illegal blockade imposed on the Federation protected state of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR) by Ukraine.
The PMR, more commonly known to the West as Transnistria, is a Federation protected "republic" located mostly on a strip of land between the River Dniester and the eastern Moldovan border with Ukraine. Since its declaration of independence from Moldova in 1990, and especially after the War of Transnistria in 1992, the PMR has been supported by the Federation and is protected by a 1,500 member Russian military peace keeping contingent.
On 21 May, this report warns, the Obama regime backed Ukrainian parliament voted to suspend all military cooperation with the Federation effectively terminated the 1998 agreement on the transit of Russian military units to the PMR through the territory of Ukraine, while simultaneously, Moldova tightened the rules of transit for Russian military personnel traveling via Chisinau airport.
Though small, this report continues, the 1,500 member Russian peacekeeping contingent in the PMR is a potent deterrent guaranteeing the security of the republic, because any outside attack on it will be interpreted as an attack on Russia itself.
And in response to this blatant Western aggression against both the Federation and the PMR, this report says, Senior MoD spokesman Yuri Yakubov further warned that the "Russian contingent will be supplied under any circumstances" and stated that the MoD was left "with no other option than to supply these now trapped Russian forces with all the necessities by air bridge with military-transport aircraft."
To the greatest danger in establishing this "air bridge" to supply these now trapped Russian soldiers in the PMR, this report explains, will be that the Federation military-transport aircraft flying to supply them will have to overfly the Odessa Oblast region of Ukraine.
With Ukrainian President Poroshenko telling his parliament yesterday that their nation was preparing for a "full-scale invasion" from Russia, MoD experts in this warn, these Federation aircraft flying to the PMR will become an "inviting target" to be shot down with the West claiming they were attempting to invade the Odessa Oblast to establish a land bridge from the rebel controlled areas of Ukraine to Crimea.
And in what can only be described as a "grim comical farce", this report warns, immediately after Ukraine imposed their blockade upon the PMR, President Poroshenko made the former Georgian strongman Mikheil Saakashvili a Ukrainian citizen and then appointed him as the new governor of the strategic Odessa Oblast region.
Saakashvili, this report states, aside from his outlandish US television appearance where he tried to eat his own tie, is currently an internationally wanted criminal for crimes he committed against the people of the Republic of Georgia, and who, on 7 August 2008, invaded the Federation protected nation of South Ossetia. Russian forces, on 8 August 2008, in what is now called the Russo-Georgian War, counterattacked Saakashvili's forces completely destroying them.
As to why the Obama regime backed Ukrainian government would even allow such a blatant international criminal and warmonger such as Saakashvili to be granted citizenship, and even worse made governor of the critically important Odessa Oblast, this report continues, became evident this week when PMR foreign minister Nina Shtanski urgently appealed to President Putin for help and stated:
"It's clear to everyone what is on the Transnistrian border: they are building tent camps, deploying soldiers. Imagine what panic this is causing among Transnistrians and especially people who live on the border with Ukraine. On the border with Ukraine they are digging a trench, as a symbol of the separation of the neighboring people, armed Ukrainian border guards have been deployed to checkpoints, Odessa is flooded with people in uniform, and the deployment of S-300 [air defense] batteries also has caused alarm."
Also to be noted, this report says, journalist Aleksandr Chalenko writing in the Russian newspaper Izvestia has further reported that, "The events of the last few months suggest that the governments of Ukraine and Moldova with, of course, support from the United States, are preparing something bad for Transnistria and Novorossiya. In addition, there is information that in Kishinev several weeks ago about 300 Americans reportedly arrived, deploying to a television broadcasting center. The pieces are coming together in an alarming way….. "
The head of the Russian Institute for Strategic Research, Leonid Reshetnikov, also wrote, this report says, "We need to defend Transnistria. There are Russian people in Transnistria, but I call all of them Russian — no matter if by origin they are Moldovans, Ukrainians, Bulgarians or Russians. With a struggle, with blood they won their independence. And we need to take decisive steps. First, to recognize the independence of Transnistria; second, to sign an agreement on mutual aid and cooperation in case of attack on Transnistria. There is no other option."
Meanwhile, as if on cue, the Eurasianet News Service reports, the NATO Partnership and Cooperative Security Committee made what an alliance official called a "historic and unique visit" to Kishinev, where US military are stationed, on 2-3 June. "We are here to demonstrate our commitment to Moldova and to our partnership. This is a historic and unique visit. We came here because circumstances are unique," said James Appathurai, NATO deputy assistant secretary general for political affairs. "In today's geopolitical circumstances, with an assertive Russia exerting pressure on countries in the region, only cooperation makes us stronger and only together we can address security challenges."
To the NATO claim that the Federation is "exerting pressure" on any nation this report states is ludicrous, especially in light of the "undeniable facts" showing that it is, in fact, the Obama regime and its Western allies that are intent upon waging global war, and as evidence by the numerous countries they've destroyed in the past decade.
And in what is, perhaps, a fitting setting for these warmonger Western leaders as our world stands, once again, on the verge of total war, this report concludes, this Sunday, 6 June, they will all meet together to further plan their conquests at one of Adolph Hitler's favorite estates called Elmau Castle in the Bavarian Alps, Germany, surrounded by 17,000 police and military forces to protect them from their own citizens as befits such totalitarian monsters such as these.
- Theresa expels Russian Diplomats, UK on the brink of war with Russia
- Putin-Trump Begin Emergency Talks After Top US Nuclear Commander Disappears
- Russia to create NEW INTERNET if it gets disconnected from US internet
- Putin announces new Nuclear weapons that can smash any US defenses


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I will start this article with an undisputed truth: the Nazis were evil.
As rulers of Germany and conquerors of most of Europe, Adolf Hitler and his National Socialist German Workers' Party killed tens of millions of human beings. Though they are most infamous for their genocidal murder of six million European Jews (in the Shoah, or Holocaust) the Nazis also combined prejudice with power in the extermination of countless Roma, Slavs, LGBT people, people with physical or mental disabilities, political dissidents, Allied troops, and anyone else whom they did not like. Hitler's "Thousand-Year Reich" (thankfully shortened to twelve years) set a standard for totalitarianism matched only by the Communist regimes of Josef Stalin and Mao Zedong.
Almost 70 years after the end of World War II, Hitler and the Nazis are remembered as the epitome of evil, just as WWII itself is still referred to as "The War."


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University Club Bridge announces results from its April 4 meeting. Hosts were John and Willi Stark and Ray and Myrna Ikenberry.
Blue winners were Harold Riehm, first; Al Smith, second; Donna Gatts, third; Lois Liebert, fourth; and John Golden, fifth.
Pink winners were Donna Riehm, first; Carol Smith, second; Willi Stark, third; Edna Galle, fourth; and Jo Anne Hicks, fifth.
• The Monday Evening Duplicate Bridge Club's game on April 6 was directed by Virginia Seaver. North-South winners were Steven Vossler and James Masilamani, first in A; John Fittell and Kent McCullough, second in A and first in B; Mary Fenlon and Christopher Kulig, third in A; and Harry Shaffer and Terry Tolar, second in B.
East-West winners were David Piro and Brian Barrett, first in A; Grant Sutton and Dave Chipman, second in A; Shari Krentzel and Robert Huffman, third in A and first in B; and Jolene Andersen and Patrick Musick, second in B and first in C.
• The Thursday morning Duplicate Mentor Bridge game on April 2 utilized the Howell movement and was directed by Chris Lane. Tying in first were Angie Davidson and Barbara McCorkle with Virginia Seaver and Earle Core. Marilyn Martin and Jean Khatib were third; Ann Thompson and Chris Lane, fourth; and Jack Flickinger and Dick Shafer, fifth.
• The Wednesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club's game on April 1 was directed by Chris Lane. North-South winners were Catherine Blumenfeld and Grant Sutton, first in A and B; Earle Core and Albert Ballard, second in A and B, and first in C; Bebe Huxtable and Wanna Roszel, third in A and B, and second in C; and Dick Shaffer and Ann Thompson, fourth in A and B.
East-West winners were Shari Krentzel and Kathryn Loseke, first in A and B; Betty Collier and Lois Clark, second in A and B; Mark Osborn and Gary Joyce, third in A and B; David Piro and Paul Heitzman, fourth in A; and Virginia Johnston and Florine Creek, first in C.
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The STEVAL-IKM001V1 is a kit composed of 1 EVAL6470H evaluation board + 1 STEVAL-PCC009V2 communication board, and 2 samples each of ST's L6470H and L6470PD devices.
The EVAL6470H evaluation board is a fully integrated microstepping motor driver. In combination with the STEVAL-PCC009V2 communication board and the dSPIN evaluation software, the board allows the user to evaluate all the features of the L6470 device. In particular, the board can be used to check voltage mode driving and to regulate the L6470H parameters in order to meet application requirements.
The EVAL6470H supports the daisy-chain configuration, making it suitable for evaluation of the L6470 in multi-motor applications.
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Areas of Research: Left-right patterning in the vertebrate embryo
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Left-Right Patterning in the Vertebrate Embryo
In my laboratory we are using the zebrafish to study how the left-right (LR) axis and pattern is established. Vertebrates appear bilaterally symmetric, but have internal asymmetries along the LR axis. This axis is revealed by the asymmetric placement of organs along the midline. For example, the human heart is located on the left of the body cavity, while the liver is located on the right. While genes implicated in LR patterning have been identified, we do not know how the LR axis is established, how the axis is aligned with the existing dorsal-ventral and anterior-posterior axes, or how LR information is received and interpreted by developing organs. Proper LR axis formation is critical for organogenesis as correct organ placement allows for proper connectivity with the developing vasculature. In humans, defects in LR patterning often manifest as congenital heart disease. Our current studies focus on a pathway known to be involved in left-right patterning, and on identifying new genes involved in this process.
The role of Nodal signaling in left-right patterning
In all vertebrates, components of the Nodal signaling pathway are expressed asymmetrically in the left lateral plate mesoderm, a tissue that will give rise to many asymmetric visceral organs. These components include the nodal ligand, the feedback inhibitor lefty, and the downstream transcription factor pitx2. In zebrafish we have an additional asymmetric expression domain for these genes in the developing brain. We are using zebrafish one-eyed pinhead (oep) mutants to explore the role of Nodal signaling in LR patterning of the viscera and brain. Oep is a member of the EGF-CFC family of proteins, which act as co-factors that are absolutely required for Nodal signaling. In oep mutants, asymmetric organs in the viscera and brain are still asymmetrically placed, but their positioning is randomized compared to wild-type controls. For example, the pancreas is correctly positioned on the right in approximately half of oep embryos, and on the left in the other half. This suggests Nodal is not required to generate asymmetries, but is required to properly direct their asymmetric position such that a consistent pattern is achieved. Future work in the lab will focus on when and where the Nodal signaling pathway is required for proper LR patterning and how this pathway provides directional information to developing organs.
Understanding how organs obtain asymmetric positions
How an organ obtains its final asymmetric position is not understood. Organs such as the heart and pancreas form in the midline, and obtain asymmetric positions later in development. To examine the cell movements that occur during this process, we are taking advantage of the transparency of zebrafish embryos. We are using GFP transgenics to observe cell behaviors during organ morphogenesis in the living embryo. To complement this descriptive approach, we are studying new zebrafish mutants to identify additional genes that affect LR organ patterning. In Class I mutants, organs that are normally asymmetric remain in midline positions. The identification of the genes affected in these mutants will further our understanding of how organs are asymmetrically positioned. Class II mutants have a complete reversal of asymmetric organs in half of the mutant embryos, and wild-type LR patterning in the other half. Class III mutants have randomized organ positioning similar to what is observed in oep mutants. Some of the Class III mutations have additional defects in the kidney. Cloning and characterizing the genes affected in these mutants will provide insights into how the embryos establishes and patterns the LR axis, and how these genes may be used in other contexts, such as kidney formation.
Selected Publications
- Burdine RD, Caspary T. (2013) Left-right asymmetry: lessons from Cancun. Development. 140: 4465-70. Pubmed
- Tarkar A, Loges NT, Slagle CE,...Burdine RD,...Omran H. (2013) DYX1C1 is required for axonemal dynein assembly and ciliary motility. Nat Genet. 45: 995-1003. Pubmed
- Park CY, Wong AK, Greene CS,...Burdine RD, Troyanskaya OG. (2012) Functional knowledge transfer for high-accuracy prediction of under-studied biological processes. PLoS Comput Biol. 9: e1002957. Pubmed
- Lenhart KF, Holtzman NG, Williams JR, Burdine RD. (2013) Integration of nodal and BMP signals in the heart requires FoxH1 to create left-right differences in cell migration rates that direct cardiac asymmetry. PLoS Genet. 9: e1003109. Pubmed
- Panizzi JR, Becker-Heck A, Castleman VH,...Burdine RD,...Drummond IA. (2012) CCDC103 mutations cause primary ciliary dyskinesia by disrupting assembly of ciliary dynein arms. Nat Genet. 44: 714-19. PubMed
- Daily J, Nash K, Jinwal U,...Burdine RD,...Weeber EJ. (2011) Adeno-associated virus-mediated rescue of the cognitive defects in a mouse model for Angelman syndrome. PLoS One. 6: e27221 PubMed
- Lenhart KB, Lin SY, Titus TA, Postlethwait JH, Burdine RD. (2011) Two additional midline barriers function with midline lefty1expresion to maintain asymmetric Nodal signaling during left-right axis specification in zebrafish. Development. 138: 4405-10. PubMed
- McSheene JC, Burdine RD. (2011) Examining the establishment of cellular axes using intrinsic chirality. Proc Natl Acad Sci. 108: 12191-92. PubMed
- Slagle CE, Aoki T, Burdine RD. (2011) Nodal-dependent mesendoderm specification requires the combinatorial activities of FoxH1 and eomesodermin. PLoS Genet. 7: e1002072. PubMed
- Fogelgren B, Lin SY, Zuo X,...Burdine RD, Lipschutz JH. (2011) The exocyst protein Sec10 interacts with polycystin-2 and knockdown causes PKD phenotypes. PLoS Genet. 7: e1001361 PubMed
- Becker-Heck A, Zohn IE, Okabe N,...Burdine RD. (2011) The novel coiled-coil domain containing protein CCDC40 is essential for motile cilia function and left-right axis formation. Nat Genet. 43: 79-84. PubMed
- Sullivan-Brown J, Bisher ME, Burdine RD. (2011) Embedding, serial sectioning and staining of zebrafish embryos using JB-4 resin. Nat Protoc. 6: 46-55. PubMed
- Miri A, Daie K, Burdine RD, Aksay E, Tank DW. (2010) Regression-based identification of behavior-encoding neurons during large scale optical imaging of neural activity at cellular resolution. J Neurophysiol. 105: 964-80. PubMed
- Xu B, Feng X, Burdine RD. (2010) Categorical data analysis in experimental biology. Dev Biol. 348: 3-11. PubMed
- Jaffe KM, Thiberge SY, Bisher ME, Burdine RD. (2010) Imaging cilia in zebrafish. Methods Cell Biol. 97: 415-35. PubMed
- Jaffe KM, Burdine RD. (2010) More than maintenance? A role for IFT genes in planar cell polarity. J Am Soc Nephrol. 21: 1240-41. PubMed
- Serluca FC, Xu B, Okabe N,...Burdine RD. (2009) Mutations in zebrafish leucine-rich repeat-containing six-like affect cilia motility, result in pronephric cysts, but have variable effects on left-right patterning. Development. 136: 1621-31. PubMed
- Okabe N, Xu B, Burdine RD. (2008) Fluid dynamics in Zebrafish Kupffer's vesicle. Dev Dyn. 237: 3602-3612. PubMed
- Baker K, Holtzman NG, Burdine RD. (2008) Direct and indirect roles for nodal signaling in rwo axis conversions during asymmetric morphogenesis of the Zebrafish heart. Proc Natl Acad Sci. 105: 13924-29. PubMed
- Weber S, Taylor JC, Winyard P,...Burdine RD. (2008) SIX2 and BMP4 mutations associate with anomalous kidney development. J Amer Soc Nephr. 19: 891-903. PubMed
- Sullivan-Brown J, Schottenfeld J, Okabe N,...Burdine RD. (2008) Zebrafish mutations affecting cilia motility share similar cystic phenotypes and suggest a mechanism of cyst formation that differs from pkd2 morphants. Dev Biol. 314: 261-75. PubMed
- Fan X, Hagos EG, Xu B, Sias C, Kawakami K, Burdine RD, Dougan ST. (2007) Nodal signals mediate interactions between the extra-embryonic and embryonic tissues in zebrafish. Dev Biol. 310: 363-78. PubMed
- Schottenfeld J, Sullivan-Brown J, Burdine RD. (2007) Zebrafish curly up encodes a pkd2 ortholog that restricts left-side-specific expression southpaw. Development. 134, 1605-15. PubMed
- Lin SY, Burdine RD. (2005) Brain asymmetry: switching from left to right. Curr Biol. 15: R343-45. PubMed
- Dutta S, Dietrich JE, Aspock G, Burdine RD,...Varga ZM. (2005) pitx3 defines an equivalence domain for lens and anterior pituitary placode. Development. 132: 1579-90. PubMed
- Hostetter CL, Sullivan-Brown JL, Burdine RD. (2003) Zebrafish pronephros: a model for understanding cystic kidney disease. Dev Dyn. 228: 514-22. PubMed
- de la Cruz JM, Bamford RN, Burdine RD,...Muenke M. (2002) A loss-of-function mutation in the CFC domain of TDGF1 is associated with human forebrain defects. Hum Genet. 110: 422-28. PubMed
- Concha ML, Burdine RD, Russell C, Schier AF, Wilson SW. (2000) A nodal signaling pathway regulates the laterality of neuroanatomical asymmetries in the zebrafish forebrain. Neuron. 28: 399-409. PubMed
- Burdine RD, Schier AF. (2000) Conserved and divergent mechanisms in left-right axis formation. Genes Dev. 14: 763-76. PubMed
- Bamford RN, Roessler E, Burdine RD,...Casey B. (2000) Loss-of-function mutations in the EGF-CFC gene CFC1 are associated with human left-right laterality defects. Nat Genet. 26: 365-69. PubMed
- Yan YT, Gritsman K, Ding J, Burdine RD,...Shen MM. (1999) Conserved requirement for EGF-CFC genes in vertebrate left-right axis formation. Genes Dev. 13: 2527-37. PubMed
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2 thoughts on "Watch Newsmakers: James Diossa, Block on the master lever"
It's sad to know that people are voting and not knowing who they're voting for. I am glad to see Ken block take a stand on helping the local government to Remove the "master lever " and educating Road Island voters. To have a fair race and help voters select the appropriate candidate we must fix what is broken in our voting system! Please help support Rhode Island in this effort !!! http://www.Masterlever.org
I think the master lever is more myth then reality… While some use it, tell me how Brendon Doherty received 41% of the vote in November ? Many democrats broke rank on that day……. How many pulled the master lever in November ?


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Saturday, May 31, 2008
Thoughts on Sex and the City: The Movie (from someone who doesn't watch Sex and the City)
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Incoherent Early-Morning Ramblings: I'm not actually THAT bitter, I swear!
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Thoughts of the Day Volume I: Things are kind of stupid sometimes.
Phans "Do the Panic," but a diet fueled by ramen may not be ALL that bad...
Saturday, March 29, 2008
When we say get, you say down! GET!
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Someone's been reading too much Pitchfork...
I was crossing my fingers so the DJ on duty wouldn't hate me for what I was about to do; I needed to rouse him from his peaceful late-night shift of 15-minute-long jazz tracks interspersed with naps. I had to ask him to come down and deliver my CD review to the station, lest I incur the wrath of the Music Directors, because it would have been late for the fourth time.
He obliged, put on a long song, came downstairs. Responded with an indifferent grunt to my thank-you-SO-muches which were actually pleas of oh-gosh-I'm-so-sorry-I-annoyed-you-pleas-don't-hate-me's. It's just my nature to get all bashful in a situation like that—situations that really aren't all that big a deal.
So imagine my surprise when I drove into the bleak tunnel that is Highway 316 at night and switched on my radio to find that the DJ was not, in fact, denouncing my obtuse and totally unacceptable behavior on-air. Instead he was rewarding me with Hanne Hukkelberg.
Incidentally, Hanne's 2006 release Rykestrasse 68 was just made available in US stores a few days ago. The Oslo songwriter's third album, which received a Norwegian Grammy, is my favorite find of this year so far—but don't get me wrong. This girl is anything but undiscovered. Her official website offers an impressive roster of international praise.
Yada yada, what does she sound like? A little like the lovechild of Regina Spektor and Cat Power. A little like a dusty box filled with black and white photos of eerily realistic young people, found under your grandma's bed. A little like an electronic vintage snowstorm, or a gramophone playing your favorite jazz singer from the 2030s.
Hanne's voice is delicate, but captivating; often barely peeking out from behind lopsided instrumentals, bathed in a light haze of antique-y static. Then she'll slip effortlessly into a more modern brand of jazzy sass, and then back, and then forward again, in a haunting little dance that won't let you decide if it sounds old or new.
The perfect soundtrack for a lonely drive from city to country to city at 1 in the morning. Thanks Mister DJ dude. I'm sorry if I bothered you.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Look, it's that there Virginia Skeptor!
Thursday, February 28, 2008
New EP, New EP, WOOP! WOOP WOOP!
This is me.
I'm sorry the quality of this image is so poor, but I wanted to give you the most up-close and personal view of me right now. That's my dorm room. This is what happens to me when I START writing a paper at 4 in the morning that is due at 11...later...that same morning.


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i would like to setup two transparent proxy server that use Ubuntu Server and Squid as transparent proxy. My idea is to synchronize the cache between Proxy 1 and proxy 2. so both Proxy server will have same cache inside them. I wish to use Rsync that is an open source utility that provides fast incremental file transfer. It is possible?between the proxy, if both proxy run at the same time or only one will run at one time?.it will have a firewall that is pfSense that will redirect traffic to each proxy server. ..can someone show me how the configuration..since i new to this
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I am creating a hiking trail in Thailand and it will most likely take me a few years.
As i go on, i am writing about each weeks adventures (complete with pictures) on my blog.
However, it is getting quite long.
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Cannons click in opener
Jake Beebe wasnt supposed to play in Saturday nights season opener for the Boston Cannons, but after Matt Poskays flight to town was delayed, the Sudbury native made the most of his opportunity.
Beebe, who started the game at attack, finished with a team-leading four goals as Boston cruised to a 15-3 win over the Rochester Rattlers in front of 9,174 at Harvard Stadium.
I just had to prepare mentally the whole entire day like I was going to play no matter what, said Beebe, who had many friends in attendance. Once Coach told me I was a go, I was just hoping to come in and make some noise.
Poskay, an attackman who is the Cannons all-time leading scorer, didnt make it back in time for the game after coaching the Wagner College lacrosse team in New Jersey in the afternoon.
After falling behind, 2-0, just 58 seconds into the first quarter, the Cannons regained the form that carried them to the Major League Lacrosse title last season, rattling off 11 consecutive goals and holding Rochester scoreless for 36 minutes.
We got off to a little bit of a slow start, said Cannons netminder Jordan Burke, who finished with 17 saves. But after that we played really well defensively pretty much flawless after that first minute all we allowed after that was a rebound goal.
Beebes first career goal got the Cannons on the board 5:47 into the first. Mike Stone followed up with a powerful strike past Rattlers keeper John Galloway to tie the game.
Stones shot had so much steam on it, the referees missed the fact that it never crossed the goal line, instead hitting three different posts.
Ari Sussmans goal with 9:45 to play in the first gave the Cannons their first lead, 3-2, and they never looked back, taking a 9-2 lead into halftime.
Its a great start, said Burke. It was great to come out in front of our fans and drop the championship banner and say thanks to the fans and then to put forth that kind of performance.
The Rattlers third goal didnt come until the 8:02 mark of the third period.
Paul Rabil, last seasons league MVP, finished with eight points (three goals, five assists) and Sussman had a hat trick as well in his Cannons debut.
Chris Eck was solid as usual on faceoffs, winning 11 of 20 overall and 7 of 11 in the first half when Boston did the majority of its damage against a Rattlers team that was missing Ned Crotty, their leading scorer in 2011.
What it comes down to is having a good core of leaders on defense who understand what we want to do, and the goalie that we have in the cage, said Cannons first-year coach and Waltham native Steve Duffy.
Asked if he could have scripted his coaching debut any better, Duffy replied, No chance.
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Is policy out of focus?
Updated 11:25 pm, Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Photo: James Tensuan, The Chronicle
The images on Mandee Jaigirdar's Instagram feed, mostly of 9-month-old daughter Lila, don't look like they would inspire outrage. But they irked enough people that they were deleted.
Jaigirdar and other mothers say Instagram has unfairly removed images of breastfeeding moms and not-quite-fully-clothed kids after other users flagged the content as inappropriate. On Monday, Jaigirdar and a handful of other mothers protested at Instagram's headquarters on Facebook's Menlo Park campus.
The moms want Instagram to stop removing breastfeeding photos and innocent images of nude or partially nude kids - say a toddler in the tub.
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Women's Cross Country Wins Oshkosh Invite - Men's Cross Country Third
Saturday, October 18, 2008
OSHKOSH, WI—The top-ranked Calvin women's cross country team lived up to its billing with a first place finish at the rugged Wisconsin-Oshkosh Brooks Invitational on Saturday with a team score of 59 points. Meawhile, the fifth-ranked Calvin men's team took third with a score of 104 points, finishing behind second-ranked North Central which won with 68 points and fourth-ranked Wisconsin-Stevens Point which placed second with 73 points.
In the women's (6K) race, Calvin finished 74 points ahead of runner-up Wisconsin-Oshkosh by placing five runners in the top 17 led by senior Lauren Bergstrom (Rochester, MN/Century HS) in eighth place (21:24) and junior Jessica Koster (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) in ninth place (21:44). Rounding out Calvin's top five were junior Elizabeth Smit (Kirkland, WA/Bellevue Christian HS) in 12th place (21:49), senior Jesi Hale (Gallup, NM/Rehoboth HS) in 13th place (21:58) and senior Calah Schlabach (St. Michaels, AZ/St. Michaels HS) in 17th (22:06). Rounding out Calvin's finishers were senior Kelly Edwards (Grand Blanc/Grand Blanc HS) in 19th (22:25) and junior Mary Tolsma (Hawthorne, NJ/Eastern Christian HS) in 31st (22:44).
In the men's (8K race), senior Jed Christiansen (Greenville, PA/Greenville HS) made a strong run at the top individual spot before settling for second place with a time of 24:13 with Willy Kaul of Wisconsin-Oshkosh winning in a time of 24:00. Calvin senior Erik VanKampen (Elmhurst, IL/Timothy Christian HS) also cracked the top 10 with a ninth place time of 24:37.
In addtion, senior Nate DeHaan (Byron Center/South Christian HS) was 27th (25:07), senior Dan VandenAkker (Grand Rapids/South Christian HS) 32nd (25:10), sophomore Jake Christiansen (New Ipswich NH/Mascenic Regional), 34th (25:11), junior George Visser (Winfield, IL/West Chicago HS) 45th (25:23) and freshman Nick Kramer (Dyer, IN/Illiana Christian HS) 57th (25:31.
Another group of Calvin runners also competed at the Manchester Invitational on Saturday with the Calvin women's team finishing second with 61 points while the Calvin men's team took 6th with 147 points.
The top finisher in the women's (6K) race from Calvin was junior Sarah Dugan (Freeland/Freeland HS) who took third in a time of 23:22. The top finisher in the men's (8K) race from Calvin was freshman Dan Carreon (Haddonfield, NJ/Haddonfield Memorial) in 18th place with a time of 26:58


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Tribute to the crews of Apollo 1 and Space Shuttles Challenger and Columbia, as well as other NASA colleagues, will be given during the agency's Day of Remembrance observance on Friday, 1 February, the 10th anniversary of the Columbia tragedy and close to the 27th anniversary of the loss of Challenger (28 January 1986) and the 46th anniversary of the Apollo fire 27 January 1967).
A wreath-laying ceremony will; be held at the Space Mirror Memorial at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, hosted by the Astronauts Memorial Foundation.
Ceremony speakers include:
- Robert Lightfoot, NASA associate administrator, Washington
- William Gerstenmaier, associate administrator, NASA Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate, Washington
- Robert Cabana, director, NASA Kennedy Space Center
- Thad Altman, president and chief executive officer, Astronauts Memorial Foundation
- Jon McBride, chairman, Board of Directors, Astronauts Memorial Foundation
- Mick Ukleja, chairman, Board of Trustees, Astronauts Memorial Foundation
- Evelyn Husband-Thompson, widow of Col. Rick Husband, commander, space shuttle Columbia, STS-107
- Eileen Collins, commander, space shuttle Discovery, STS-114
The Astronauts Memorial Foundation, a private, not-for-profit organization, built and maintains the Space Mirror Memorial. It was dedicated in 1991 to honor all astronauts who lost their lives on missions or during training and has been designated a National Memorial by Congress.
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Venezuela's Chavez To Buy Russian Missiles
Chavez (right) and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin on July 27, 2006 (epa) February 2, 2007 -- Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has confirmed plans to buy missiles from Russia as part of a long-standing weapons upgrade.
Chavez, a fierce U.S. critic, has said that the purchase of Russian missiles was imminent. He said the missiles would be used to defend oil installations.
Venezuela, the world's fifth-largest oil exporter, has benefited from a surge in crude prices.
In 2006, the country bought from Russia 24 Sukhoi 30 jet fighters, 53 MI-24 military helicopters and 100,000 Kalashnikov assault rifles.
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A few people have been asking about a post that was published yesterday by a security researcher who helped us fix a bug in March. Here is some additional background information:
On March 10th, we received notification that, in some cases, our HTML sanitizer was not removing onclick event handlers on buttons that could be included in blog posts. The dev team looked at the issue, repaired it and deployed a fix to our servers within 24 hours. This was a server bug, so as soon as we deployed the fix to the server, all the apps and the web client were repaired – no user action required.
We are not aware of any user being affected by the issue. Note: articles are loaded in a webview sandbox, so there is not much any malicious code could have actually done – besides redirecting you to another site or changing some of your feedly preferences.
We are lucky to have security researchers within the feedly community. As such, from time to time we receive bug reports at email@example.com. Our policy is to fix these bugs (even the harmless ones) within 24 hours whenever possible. As part of this process, we offer the person who reported the bug a lifetime feedly Pro account.
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