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It is becoming a World Cup tradition.
Each tournament Adidas announces its new ball is faster, rounder, and curls more. And each tournament the world's best goalkeepers, who rarely appreciate anything that makes their job harder, complain about it.
This time though the row about the ball – and not just the ball itself – has taken off more than usual.
IN PICTURES: 10 World Cup players to watch
The Adidas Jabulani, which roughly translates as "rejoice" in Zulu, is the official ball of the 2010 World Cup. But the sphere is emerging as the second-most talked about aspect of this tournament (the first, naturally, being the vuvuzelas).
Not only has it been blamed by goalkeepers for causing embarrassing moments, it has also been lambasted by forwards who have found their long shots ballooning over the bar and by wingers whose crosses have failed to find their man.
"This ball is the worst ball that I've seen in my life," said England coach Fabio Capello. "For the players it's terrible – particularly for the keepers because it's impossible to judge the trajectory. It's good when you play short passes but when you try to switch the ball with long passes it's really difficult to understand the trajectory. Sometimes it is impossible to control."
Nigeria's Vincent Enyeama, so impressive against Argentina in his side's opening match, blamed the Jabulani for his mistake in the Super Eagles's match with Greece Thursday.
He spilled a long range effort, allowing Vassillis Torosidis to score. "It was the ball, not me. It moved at the last minute, but it is the ball we have been given and we have to play with it."
A who's who of world-class goalkeepers, including Spain's Iker Casillas, Italy's Gianluigi Buffon, and Julio Cesar of Brazil, have also laid into the design of the Jabulani, which some have likened to a "beach ball".
But unlike in previous tournaments, it is not just the goalkeepers who are complaining – this time around strikers have been equally scathing. FIFA and Adidas expected the new ball to lead to an increase in goals. Instead it has had the opposite effect as strikers struggle to work out how to get the best out of a ball that moves through the air quicker and less predictably than the those used in European leagues.
One British paper reported that some players are calling it the Jumanji ball, after the 1995 Robin William's film, due to its capricious flight path.
The opening matches have produced the lowest number of goals in World Cup history. Shot accuracy is just 33 percent, compared to at least 40 percent for the three most recent World Cups.
Adidas has been producing specially-made match balls for World Cups since 1970, when the Telstar was introduced for the tournament in Mexico. Every four years they bring out a new model, as well as providing different designs for European Championships and the Africa Cup of Nations. The reason, though Adidas would deny it, is money. The official ball is on sale here in South Africa for 1500 Rand ($200).
Not every team is at a disadvantage though. For the past year, the Jabulani has been used in the German Bundesliga, Germany's premier professional soccer league. And so far the most convincing performance of the World Cup came from Germany in their 4-0 demolition of Australia. Well, at least until Germany lost today to Serbia.
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Safety Intervention Grant Program
This program is available to all Ohio state-fund, private and public taxing district employers to purchase equipment to eliminate or reduce workplace hazards. Private and public employers are eligible for a 3-to-1 matching grant, up to a maximum grant award of $40,000 for each eligibility cycle. This means BWC gives $3 for every $1 the employer contributes.
Workplace Wellness Grant Program
The Workplace Wellness Grant Program (WWGP) provides funding to assist employers in establishing training and programs to reduce health risk factors specific to their employees. Participating employers may receive $300 per participating employee over a four-year period, up to a maximum amount of $15,000 per policy.
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Drug-Free Safety Program (DFSP) grants are intended to assist employers in implementing drug-free workplace programs. BWC will reimburse employers at rates detailed in the DFSP grants guide assuming all required documents are submitted and there is available grant funding.
Firefighter Exposure to Environmental Elements Grants (FEEEG) Program
BWC uses the Safety Intervention Grant for Firefighter Exposure to Environmental Elements Grant (FEEEG) Program to partner with Ohio employers to minimize exposure to dangerous environmental elements. The FEEEG Program is available only to Ohio firefighter employers. Eligible employers may receive up to $15,000 for the duration of the FEEEG program.
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BWC uses the Safety Intervention Grant for Employers working with persons with Developmental Disabilities (EWPDD) Grant Program to assist Ohio employers with ensuring the safety of their staff when carrying out the services they provide to developmentally disabled children and adults. Eligible employers may receive up to $20,000 for the duration of the EWPDD grant program.
Ohio Law Enforcement Body Armor Grant Program
The Ohio Law Enforcement Body Armor Grant Program is funded by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation in collaboration with the office of the Ohio Attorney General. The program provides money to eligible law enforcement organizations (LEOs) for the purchase of body armor vests to enhance the safety and prevent injuries among law enforcement officers. Participation in the program is limited to LEOs with, or belong to an active Ohio State Insurance Fund policy with BWC. An eligible local law enforcement agency may request up to $40,000 of grant money during fiscal years 2019 and 2020 combined for the purchase of body armor vests, with a local match of 25 percent. The program is administered by the office of the Ohio Attorney General and information about the grant can be accessed through the portal for LEOs found at the Ohio Law Enforcement Gateway (OHLEG).
BWC requires you to provide a report one year after purchase of vests. Submit the Ohio Law Enforcement Body Armor Grant Case Study within 90 days of the one-year reporting period. BWC will require employers who fail to adhere to the reporting requirements to reimburse the full amount of the grant.
Questions about the program should be directed to the office of the Ohio Attorney General.
School Safety and Security Grant (SSSG) Program
BWC's School Safety and Security Grant (SSSG) Program provides assistance to Ohio employers with ensuring the safety of their staff who instruct children throughout the state. The program is available to eligible Ohio employers who wish to purchase equipment to substantially improve the safety and security of facilities, and to reduce or eliminate injuries or illnesses associated with providing educational services to children.
The program is available only to Ohio employers that operate licensed preschool through 12th grade educational facilities. Eligible employers may receive up to $40,000 for the duration of the program.
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When carrying out satellite and aerial installations in Polegate and surrounding villages, we always use CAI benchmark equipment to achieve the best signal reception, as standard. NuDigital always align TV aerial installations by using one of our digital analyzers to achieve the best possible Freeview signal reception from either a grouped main transmitter or if need be, a local relay transmitter.
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"ASICS Tiger™ VOICE" features people who continue to express themselves with the ASICS Tiger™ brand, discussing the past, present and future of the brand from their unique perspectives.
In this eighth issue, we have Mr. Michael Dupouy, the founder of "ALL GONE", archive bibles of the street culture. With his intimate knowledge of global street culture, he shares his interpretation of the uniqueness of the ASICS Tiger™ brand.
—Please tell us how you came to launch "ALL GONE".
I started as a journalist years ago when no one was even talking about the Internet. But years after, people kept saying that the web would kill paper at some point and books and magazines would disappear.
I didn't like that idea and wanted to make a collector print medium, quality books that people will collect years after years. When I came up with an idea for "ALL GONE" 11 years ago, I was thinking about an item made to remember the past and pay homage to the finest of street culture.
I think the web is a fantastic tool to promote present and future, but not very useful when it comes to reflecting the past. That's why I decided to make "ALL GONE", documenting the best products and turning the book into a collectible itself.
—Seen from Paris where you're based, how does Tokyo's street fashion look to you?
Japanese street fashion is still my favorite. Since the 90s to now, I've been feeling something different about Tokyo, without limits. People live in peace in the streets and no one really judges the way people dress.
The freedom of wearing anything, anytime, with no fear of judgments is very important. In Paris, people dress crazy mostly when it's fashion week. The eccentricity is not as always present as in Tokyo's streets, for example.
Also, many people in Japan have a wonderful knowledge of the brand's history, legacy, their products, etc. I totally respect that and that's why I have a true fascination for Japan.
—Could you tell us how you came to discover the ASICS Tiger™ brand?
I have an impression that there's something Japan-like or Tokyo-like about the ASICS Tiger™ brand. I think it was in the middle of the 90's. The launch of GEL-KAYANO TRAINER as running shoes was a shock to me. I also remember it being the most popular item in the market back then.
My impression about the brand is still the same - very good! 2015 was a great celebration of the GEL-LYTE III anniversary.
I'm amazed that it has accomplished great things in the past years while keeping its heritage as a sports equipment brand.
—What is the most memorable model among the past ASICS Tiger™ brand shoes?
The two that impressed me the most were the Patta GEL-LYTE III from June 2007 and the La MJC GEL- LYTE III released in December 2008 exclusively for Colette.
I would love to reissue the GEL-LYTE III that I did in 2008 with a few modern updates because people are asking me nonstop to make it again since the release. 100 pairs were not enough.
—How do you foresee the upcoming market trends?
Technology and innovation meet retro-I think this trend is just going to be bigger and bigger. As for the ASICS Tiger™ brand, cutting-edge innovations are brought into even classic shoes and I will keep paying attention to this brand in that sense.
The ASICS Tiger™ brand is great as is. Stay yourself! Stay authentic. Stay original.
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There are several reasons why but time is probably the biggest. Multiple new projects keep pushing me into various directions, severely limiting the time needed to research interesting new angles.
Good stories take a while to discover and develop.
Call me old-fashioned, but I'm a believer in quality, not quantity. Far too many blogs and content sites seem more concerned with putting something out there, just anything, in order to keep the search engine spiders hitting. That's not my style and I won't insult readers by doing so.
General interest runs a close second.
Like most bloggers, I keep an eye on the stats to find out about the audience. Unfortunately, the past several months have attracted far more spammers than readers. I'm not sure whether this means spammers think cemeteries are the new hot thing or whether it simply proves their complete lack of awareness.
Regardless, the combination of the two has made me realize that this very interesting ride has finally come to an end.
What a privilege it's been.
I've traveled to unique places like the early Christian catacombs and an old western ghost town, accessed one of the most fascinating research places in the world (Westminster Abbey), and had the good fortune of meeting dedicated volunteers whose work in these historic sites all too often, goes unnoticed.
My sincerest appreciation goes out to all those who supported the Beyond The Ghosts… efforts over these past three years—4Culture, the Newcastle Historical Society, Ruth Pickering, Karen Bouton, The Seattle Public Library genealogy experts, and many others who took time out of their busy day to point me in the right direction.
Last, but not least, thank you to all those who stopped by to read an article (or two) and offered their encouragement. I'll still be around to respond if the muse moves you to comment on particular post.
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Blimey, Somebody Call 999!
Stewart C., a self-proclaimed "Wreckie-in-Training, UK Division" has informed me that today is the unofficial Emergency Services Day in the UK, on account of it being 9/9/09. (See, here in the U.S. we dial 911 for an emergency, but in the UK, it's 999.) Now, I know what you're thinking: does that mean there's an official Emergency Services Day? And if so, what day is that on? We may never know.
Regardless, I think that we should celebrate this occasion with our perfectly smashing neighbors across the pond, if only so I can liberally sprinkle what few bits of British slang I know gratuitously throughout. So, with a hi and a ho, and a cheerio, let's go!
Oi! See here, now: This poor sod's not only hit the sleeping policeman of the century, but he was apparently eaten by those dodgy spiders as well. 'Sa right shame, tha' is. The date's quite fitting, though, innit? Pip pip!
Cor! Did you know there's actually a cake kit for car accidents? Straight up. Check it out:
For today, I think I'll call this the "Bangers & Mash Cake." Just take a gander at the ickle bobby wagon! Bent as a bottle of a chips, is what that is. [nodding earnestly]
And here's how you add a bit of jiggery pokery to a car wreck cake:
Say, where IS the accident? This cake is all fur coat and no knickers, if you know what I'm saying. (What, you don't? Oh. Well, that makes two of us.)
And to really throw a spanner in the works, you could add a little fancy man jibber jabber:
Gaw, that's right cheeky, but it's better than a poke in the eye with a blunt stick, eh? Bob's your uncle!
Hey Hunter S., Tara T., Tim G., and Michelle B., if Bob's your uncle, then how's your father?
John's Helpful Index For Ruddy Yanks:
Oi!- Hey there!
Poor Sod- A pitiable fellow
Sleeping policeman- Speed bump
Dodgy- Risky, suspicious
'Sa right shame, tha' is- How unfortunate
Cor!- My goodness!
Straight up- True True
Ickle bobby wagon- Small police car
Bent as a bottle of a chips- Crooked
Jiggery pokery- Deception
All fur coat and no knickers- No substance beneath
Spanner- Wrench
Fancy man jibber jabber- Love talk
Gaw- Exclamation
Right Cheeky- Attractively impudent
Better than a poke in the eye with a blunt stick- Not so bad
Bob's your uncle!- There you have it!
How's your father?- A nudge-nudge wink-wink bit of innuendo
Ruddy Yanks- Americans
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The Township of Huron-Kinloss and its residents are very aware of how fragile the environment around us is. The Pine River Watershed Initiatve Network, originally a committee of council but now on its own, actively supports and promotes good watershed management both by helping landowners get funding for environment projects and their labour. Our farming community is also greatly concerned with environmental issues and a high percentage of them have completed their Environmental Farm Plans.
In 2007 the township launched a septic inspection program to ensure the private sewer systems were being maintained properly and to educate owners / tenants on the proper use of these systems. Each year approximately 300 properties are inspected and most of the systems with major issues are corrected quickly. For more information regarding the septic inpsection program, please click here and you will link to the Septic Inspections section.
With the introduction of the Pesticides Act - O. Reg 63/09, the importance of proper fertilizer has become more important. Follow this link to the Canadian Fertilizer Website and get the information you need to protect the environment while keeping your lawn healthly and green !
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To see a copy of the by-law and view the maps of the areas affected, please check out the News section under Environmental Initiatives by clicking here.
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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Evaluating Representation
|Make a Lesson Plan | Summing Up the Session | Final Journal
Lessons that highlight representation are likely to incorporate the use of manipulative models, pictures, or drawings, along with the use of number symbols, number sentences, and written and spoken language. They center around a significant and interesting mathematical problem or investigation. In the process of thinking about the task, students may start by using one form of representation to aid their thinking and then shift to another form. These various representations help students look at the task from a variety of viewpoints to find patterns, see relationships, and make generalizations. Representations are also important tools for communicating mathematical ideas to others.
Use the information you learned in this session to plan a lesson for one of your own classes. Remember, you will need to choose a task that requires students to use various forms of representation to complete it. You may want to consider a task that incorporates the use of graphs or equations to represent data as one form of representation.
Use a problem you teach in your subject area, or select one of the samples from the Learning Math courses.
After you have created your lesson plan, use the Classroom Checklist (an Adobe PDF document) to evaluate it.
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Capital One Cup: Rotherham edge past League One Fleetwood
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An extra-time penalty from substitute Matt Derbyshire gave Rotherham a 1-0 win over Fleetwood which secured their place in the second round of the Capital One Cup.
Fleetwood chairman Andy Pilley almost missed the start of the game after arriving at Rotherham's former home - the Don Valley Stadium - by accident.
However, he did not miss much until the additional 30 minutes - neither team had their directions to goal figured out either.
Rotherham captain Craig Morgan came closest in the first half with a drive from the edge of the box producing a good save from visiting goalkeeper Chris Maxwell.
In the second half Matty Blair got in on goal for the visitors after a clever run but Scott Loach was out quickly to block his strike. Loach then reacted smartly to deny former Miller Gareth Evans on two occasions.
Paul Green had the best chance to seal victory before full-time but his shot from Derbyshire's cross rebounded off the post.
The game's only goal came in the 108th minute when the lively Derbyshire forced Nathan Pond to foul in the box.
Derbyshire dispatched the ball into the corner beyond Maxwell to save the prospect of more penalties.


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To access the survey online, please look for the "have your say" column on the right side of the page and click "Friend & Family Survey". All of your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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TI's approach to capacitive sensing (FDC2x) that enables noise-immune and robust proximity and level detection applications
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Learn about TI 3D depth sensing technology and implementation for industrial, automotive and consumer applications including gesture control, 3D scanning, robotic navigation, augmented reality and people counting. For additional information about 3D time-of-flight technology and design resources, please visit ti.com/3dtof.
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TI's Resonant Sensing Technology is changing the landscape of the white goods market and home appliances by providing sleek new interfaces, enhanced system awareness, and improved system efficiency metrics. This training session covers the Resonant Sensing fundamentals, application deep dives, and finally tricks and tips for designing with the technology.
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TI's PGA460-Q1 is the industry's most flexible ultrasonic sensor. It supports wide distance detection range at low power, enabling automotive park assist and industrial applications.
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More and more end equipment start to use proximity sensors to detecting the presence of nearby objects without physical contact by using electromagnetic fields, light or sound, e.g. major appliances, cell phones, robot and so on. There are many types, each suited to specific applications and environments. The object being sensed is often referred to as the proximity sensor's target. Different proximity sensor targets demand different sensors. By analyzing the basic principle of different types of sensor, comparison result with advantages and disadvantages can be achieved.
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The Tsawout Lands Department is responsible for the management of all Band owned land within the Tsawout territory. The Tsawout Lands Department administers the Tsawout Reserve (IR2), and Fulford Harbour Reserve (IR5) exclusively, and has shared management responsibilities of four other reserve locations, they are:
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Mayle Makes a Resurgence With a Cool Club Monaco Bag Collaboration
We were so sad when Jane Mayle's clothing collection went down in '08, but it looks like the designer known for her effortlessly cool wares is back for a minicollaboration with Club Monaco. That's right, Mayle has teamed up with the fashion retailer to design a five-piece handbag collection set to launch in stores and online on Oct. 3. The collection features a range of classic-brown and forest-green leather and suede handbags and overnight duffels priced from $195 to $595 — ideal for pairing with all of your Fall ensembles. Check out all of the pieces in the slideshow, and mark your calendar for the release date next month!


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24 poets, 9 rounds, one winner!
Knockout performance poetry returns to the Fringe Bar stage with Raw Poetry Slam IV - Revenge of the Slam.
Witness some of the capital's freshest poetry talent battle it out. With only 3 minutes per poem and five audience judges, 12 performers are cut down to 6, until the top three are left to hit the mic for the final round.
In a NZ Fringe Festival special, there will be two heats in the build up to the main event.
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Plant Anatomy is an introduction to the anatomical and histological structure of vegetative and reproductive plant organs. Descriptions of cells and tissues are accompanied by line drawings and light- and electron-micrographs. In recognition of modern research, which has brought to light so many transitional forms, the need for flexibility in the definitions of various elements and tissues is stressed throughout. Gaps in the current knowledge that await further research are identified. The book presents the basic structure and variability of the cells and tissues of vascular plants, as well as considering developmental, functional, evolutionary and ecological aspects. Plant Anatomy is not only a structured introduction to the subject; its review of current literature makes it a valuable reference. About 500 new references have been added, along with new drawings and micrographs.
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By Beth Carpenter , October 24, 2011 05:15 PM
This past month's protests from Wall Street to Portland, Oregon, to London symbolize a growing need to define the next economy-one that recognizes that meaningful jobs and wages that afford quality of life while also assuring healthy and thriving communities is critical. A new way of doing business that creates products and services that promote interconnectedness and collaboration above competition are critical to this new economy.
Collaboration is a natural strength of women, and a world with more women leaders in real positions of power will be a more collaborative and connected world. I also believe entrepreneurship is the fastest, most direct and interesting path to that leadership position. After a 20 year career in sustainability, I assessed the next phase of my life and decided that the most upstream thing I could do for the future of my children, grandchildren and the planet was to empower and embolden women entrepreneurs. So a little over six months ago, my company set out to interview 100 women entrepreneurs in 100 days.
The 100x100 Project became my company's first endeavor to accelerate, connect and broaden the women's entrepreneurial movement. While the women in our 100 represent women of all ages, there are an overwhelming number of encore entrepreneurs (established career women over 50) who, like me, are launching businesses based on a personal desire to give back and leave a meaningful legacy.
One of the first women I met was Michelle King Robson. A lifetime philanthropist, Michelle's struggles with a debilitating health issue led her to found EmpowHER.com- a website that empowers women to take control of their own health advocacy by facilitating peer-to-peer support and providing expert information about women's health issues.
Four years later, EmpowHER reaches 1.75 million visitors a month and has recorded double-digit growth in advertising revenue for the past three years. Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, the company employs 25 people and 61 independent contractors and is well on its way to taking on venture capital to scale to the next level.
Michelle didn't start out to found a company. Like many women, her passion and intuition drove her to solve a burning issue and prevent other women from having to endure what she went through. After 20 years as a philanthropist, Michelle leveraged a lifetime of experience to build a profitable business. She had the credibility, compassion and integrity to build something valuable-to consumers and investors.
Leveraging our innate feminine strengths and our hard-earned women's wisdom is a critical opportunity for women of our generation. After climbing the ladder to break through the corporate glass ceiling, we can leverage our credibility and experience to build bridges and break down barriers that allow people to build critical, and in Michelle's case, life-saving connections.
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Missouri native David Douglas Duncan was born on January 23, 1916, in Kansas City. He lived through much of the 20th century, is still alive well into the 21st and remains, decades after he stopped covering armed conflicts, one of history's preeminent war photographers. That he is so much more than a war photographer, though, is only one of the reasons that, on his 98th birthday, we celebrate his career and his incomparably productive life.
Duncan is known, primarily, as the signature photographer of the Korean War. In the pages of LIFE magazine and elsewhere, his pictures brought the brutality home to countless Americans who — understandably, with memories of the just-finished World War II still fresh in so many minds — might have wanted nothing more than to blot out the carnage being inflicted and endured in their name half a world away.
[MORE: "LIFE in the Korean War: Classic Photos by David Douglas Duncan."]
Duncan's photographs from Korea conveyed a searing, inconvenient truth: namely, that war is still hell, and men, women and children still die horrible deaths, even when the war in question is labeled a "police action." But Duncan (at left, in Korea in 1950) knew war long before he made his harrowing images at Chosin Reservoir and in the rubble-strewn streets of downtown Seoul. He was there, too, in the Second World War, covering battles — and suffering shrapnel wounds — in the Pacific as a combat photographer with the Marine Corps. He was in Vietnam, a decade and a half after Korea, at Con Thien and Khe San.
The photograph above, meanwhile, made in Korea in 1950, is not only one of the greatest photos made during that "forgotten war," but is one of the finest war pictures ever made by anyone, in any conflict. In his classic 1951 book, This Is War!, Duncan wrote of the stunned, resolute Marine captain trying to steady himself after an attack by North Korean troops, as ammunition ran dangerously low and reinforcements were nowhere in sight: "Ike Fenton, drenched and with the rain running in little droplets from his bearded chin, got the news. His tattered Baker Company Marines had only those few rounds in their belts remaining. If the Reds were to launch one more attack they would have to be stopped with bayonets and rifle butts."
In its straightforward, unblinking portrayal of the futility, madness, endurance and, at times, the simple nobility one witnesses in the midst of a firefight or a protracted, bloody campaign, Duncan's picture of Capt. Ike Fenton has rarely been equaled, and never surpassed. Like so many of Duncan's pictures from Korea, it is indelible.
Talking to Duncan about his Korea pictures, meanwhile, is bracing not merely for the sharpness of the man's memories, but for the unexpected and unsolicited declarations of a craftsman congenitally prone to speaking his mind.
"The thing that comes back to me right away, right now, when looking at these pictures again," Duncan told LIFE.com, "is that at no time — at no time — did any Marine feel he had to look around to see what the South Koreans were doing behind him [during that war]. The Marines in Korea never feared 'friendly fire' or artillery coming from the South Koreans — from their allies — like they sometimes did later in Vietnam, fighting with the South Vietnamese. The Koreans could be trusted."
[MORE: See all of TIME.com's coverage of the Korean War.]
In the years after Korea, Duncan photographed other conflicts all over the globe, but also proved himself a sensitive portraitist and a master of place. In the past 60 years he has published books on subjects ranging from his great friend, Pablo Picasso, to the Kremlin and the Middle East (The World of Allah, 1983). He has published books on the sunflowers of France, Cartier-Bresson and an incredibly moving 100-page work on his beloved German Shepherd, Thor — a creature possessed of what Duncan characterizes as an "Olympian serenity."
In 2003, he published his monumental and, at the same time, somehow intimate autobiography-in-images, Photo Nomad, featuring pictures and recollections from across seven decades. Every one of his many books is worth seeking out; but for anyone interested in photojournalism in the 20th century, Photo Nomad is indispensable. The range of photos it contains, and the invariably sharp insights it shares — into the creative process, human relationships and more — suggest that Duncan's greatest work might, in fact, be the enviably full life he has led, and continues to lead.
Happy birthday, David Douglas Duncan. And thanks.
— Ben Cosgrove is the Editor of LIFE.com


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Free agency begins Tuesday and the list of available players will grow as teams look to reduce payroll to get under the salary cap. There will be some pretty solid players that become available, but none will have the big-name appeal of quarterback Peyton Manning. He actually could be off the market by the time free agency officially begins because he's free to sign wherever he wants right now.
Defensive end Mario Williams, wide receiver Vincent Jackson and cornerback Cortland Finnegan all look to land big deals on the open market unless their respective teams can come up with last-ditch solutions to retain them.
Let's take a position-by-position look at the top free agents. The pool is deep at wide receiver and along the defensive line, but there are few tight ends or linebackers who will draw much attention.
Peyton Manning: If his health checks out, he could make the Jets, Dolphins, Cardinals, Seahawks or Broncos immediate Super Bowl contenders. None of those team will get Manning without giving him everything he needs to do his thing.
Matt Flynn: Aaron Rodgers' backup could be the consolation prize for whoever doesn't get Manning, although some teams may opt to draft Robert Griffin III instead.
Alex Smith: He's staying in San Francisco. They like him and they can get him at a decent price because there's not a huge demand on the open market.
Jason Campbell: A perfect fit to back up Matt Cassel in Kansas City or Mark Sanchez in New York. He could step in and win if either gets hurt or falters.
Kyle Orton: Might he be Andrew Luck's backup in Indy? Could be a smart move for a franchise that got caught with its pants down when Manning was hurt.
Running Back
Michael Bush: Bush is a capable starter and might be a nice fit in Cincinnati, where Cedric Benson won't be re-signed.
Cedric Benson: Definitely a productive player who could best thrive in a rotational system. The Browns could be a good fit if they don't re-sign Peyton Hillis.
Mike Tolbert: A very reliable player who can do just about anything that's needed. He can't carry a running game, but he sure can enhance it.
Peyton Hillis: Injuries, flakiness and the inability to play through contract issues hurt him last season and really diminished his free-agent earning power. He went through more agents than tackles in the past year.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis: He's an understated grinder who fits what the Patriots do well. He won't command a huge salary, but he's fairly young and could be around for a while.
Wide Receiver
Vincent Jackson: He's a threat at all levels and can make a quarterback's life much easier with his size. If he leaves San Diego, we'll see the difference in the Chargers' offense. He'll be one of the highest-paid free agents on the market.
Reggie Wayne: At 33, he's not a long-term answer, but he's someone who can help a contender that needs a sure-handed red-zone threat and someone who never seems to drop a pass near the sideline.
Marques Colston: There are questions whether this highly productive possession receiver is a product of the Saints' offense. That's his best fit. If he leaves, he should not be counted on to be an elite No. 1 target. Still, he's one of the most underrated players in the NFL.
Brandon Lloyd: A big-play threat who has really come into his own the past few seasons. He can work in just about any system.
Mario Manningham: The Super Bowl hero has made some huge catches, but he's also dropped his share of balls. A nice No. 2, but not a player teams will pay big money. He's never eclipsed 1,000 yards in a season, and his career high in catches is 60 (in 2010).
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Visanthe Shiancoe: The former Vikings standout is a little long in the tooth, but he's the best in a group of situational tight ends.
Martellus Bennett: Bennett is loaded with talent, but he failed to distinguish himself in Dallas. He could have the chance to join his brother Michael in Tampa Bay.
Joel Dreessen: Dreessen is a nice fit with the multi-tight end/H-back sets the Texans use. Sticking in Houston seems like a win-win.
Jeremy Shockey: With 13 starts and four TDs last season in Carolina, Shockey had to be accounted for. But the 10-year vet only managed 37 receptions. He's a luxury, but still has some game left.
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Carl Nicks: Nicks is a man and guards have become increasingly valuable in this free-agent group that is light on dominant tackles. He'll be one of the highest-paid players in free agency, and he's an immediate upgrade for any offense.
Chris Myers: The Texans center is one of the best in the NFL and there are some teams in serious need. Houston will miss him big time if it fails to re-sign him.
Jared Gaither: The mercurial tackle really played well with the Chargers. A lot of questions could limit his market appeal, which is good for San Diego because it needs to re-sign him to its banged-up offensive line.
Scott Wells: The Packers center is a very solid player whom Green Bay wants to retain, but not at a high price. The Pack could favor Myers should it lose Wells.
Ben Grubbs: The Ravens guard is a very nice player who could be a casualty of Baltimore investing sizeable bucks in fellow guard Marshal Yanda. Losing Grubbs would be a big blow.
Defensive Line
Mario Williams: The cream of the defensive free-agent crop. The Texans don't want to lose the pass rusher they chose first overall in 2006, but they might not be able to compete if a big-spending team with boatloads of cap space targets Williams.
Paul Soliai: The Dolphins nose tackle is a solid player who could get snapped up quickly by a team like Kansas City, which has cap space to burn and could use a big plugger like Soliai.
Red Bryant: A combo end-tackle, Bryant is a huge part of a nice defensive front in Seattle. He is a very good player few people recognize.
John Abraham: Abraham will be 34 when the season starts and he's primarily a situational pass rusher, but he's a good one. The Falcons will see what the market dictates then come at him if the price isn't too high. Abraham's salary hopes could limit his options.
Jason Jones: The Titans defensive end/tackle will only be 26 when the season starts, and quickly he's developed into a solid player who could earn a surprisingly nice payday on the open market.
Curtis Lofton: Lofton has been a rock in the middle for the Falcons, who would like to re-sign him if his price-tag doesn't get too high. Not great in coverage, but adequate enough for a nice run stuffer.
Stephen Tulloch: The stocky leader was solid last season with Detroit -- a strong leader whose fearlessness fits the Lions way of doing things. If he doesn't stay in Detroit, he could be good for a younger front seven.
London Fletcher: The ageless Fletcher has shown he can play the Mike in a 4-3 or in a 3-4. He's a key cog in Washington's solid defense, but could be a nice short-term fix for a team like Tampa Bay, which needs some leadership.
David Hawthorne: He's been productive and solid for the Seahawks as their defense has really come together. Hawthorne probably won't command top dollar, which is why Seattle should be able to retain him.
Defensive Back
Cortland Finnegan: The Titans' feisty corner could be bound for Dallas or Tampa Bay and finally receive the payday he's been seeking. Finnegan plays with an edge and a fresh start could be good for him, even though he seems like a fixture in Tennessee.
Brandon Carr: There are mixed feelings on Carr, but he had a nice season for the Chiefs, who signed Stanford Routt after he was released by Oakland. Carr is a solid starter and plays a well-paying position. He could land a lucrative deal.
LaRon Landry: Injuries have limited the hard-hitting safety the past two seasons, which will limit his ability to get a lot of guaranteed money. He could be a steal for a team like the Vikings.
Carlos Rogers: The talented cornerback finally put it together and had a Pro Bowl season after signing a one-year deal with San Francisco. The Niners are his best fit, but they won't break the bank to retain him.
Aaron Ross: The Giants cornerback played well in the Super Bowl season. New York is thin at CB and familiarity with Ross could prompt the team to work something out. Ross won't command a ton of loot, but if the Giants don't re-sign him, he is a starter that could help a lot of teams in need.
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The likely answer is "yes" since it appears the administration is of the opinion that if it doesn't act, it will appear weak and ineffective. Demagoguery and ego have combined to get us to this point. There seems no way out without a military response. However, the question remains how effective any strike on Syria will be in reality if it is, as the President has said, short, limited and tailored (just muscular enough not to be mocked).
After leaking the proposed plan all over the place it is unsurprising that what most of us knew would happen has begun to happen in Syria:
In recent days, U.S. intelligence agencies and the Pentagon have watched with alarm as Mr. Assad has taken advantage of the Western deliberations to spread out his forces, complicating U.S. planning for strikes.
"We know [Assad] has been dispersing assets," said a senior U.S. official briefed on the intelligence.
U.S. officials said Mr. Assad has moved assets such as military helicopters and artillery pieces around the country, forcing a U.S. recalibration of the possible military response.
If Mr. Obama sticks with what originally was a finite set of prospective military and intelligence targets, officials said, then cruise-missile strikes would cause less damage than originally intended because at least some of the targets have been taken out of the line of fire.
Officials said Mr. Obama could adjust to Mr. Assad's tactics by expanding the number of strikes to hit more targets, but doing so could increase the risk that U.S. cruise missiles will cause unintended damage, including civilian casualties, officials said.
Another senior official said the dispersal of Mr. Assad's military assets was "certainly detrimental" to target planning.
Funny how that works, isn't it?
Meanwhile, US military officers have deep concerns over a strike on Syria:
The recently retired head of the U.S. Central Command, Gen. James Mattis, said last month at a security conference that the United States has "no moral obligation to do the impossible" in Syria. "If Americans take ownership of this, this is going to be a full-throated, very, very serious war," said Mattis, who as Centcom chief oversaw planning for a range of U.S. military responses in Syria.
The potential consequences of a U.S. strike include a retaliatory attack by the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah — which supports Assad — on Israel, as well as cyberattacks on U.S. targets and infrastructure, U.S. military officials said.
And it also stirs the possibility of terror attacks on US embassies, interests abroad and even the homeland. Gen. Mattis is correct. If the US strikes Syria, then the US takes ownership of this war. By that I mean if Assad then uses chemical weapons again, we're in a position of having no choice but to address their use again.
Marine Lt. Col. Gordon Miller, a fellow at the Center for a New American Security, warned this week of "potentially devastating consequences, including a fresh round of chemical weapons attacks and a military response by Israel."
"If President Asadwere to absorb the strikes and use chemical weapons again, this would be a significant blow to the United States' credibility and it would be compelled to escalate the assault on Syria to achieve the original objectives," Miller wrote in a commentary for the think tank.
An acceptable risk?
Even the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has tried to warn the administration off of this path:
Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has warned in great detail about the risks and pitfalls of U.S. military intervention in Syria.
"As we weigh our options, we should be able to conclude with some confidence that use of force will move us toward the intended outcome," Dempsey wrote last month in a letter to the Senate Armed Services Committee. "Once we take action, we should be prepared for what comes next. Deeper involvement is hard to avoid."
Dempsey has not spoken publicly about the administration's planned strike on Syria, and it is unclear to what extent his position shifted after last week's alleged chemical weapons attack. Dempsey said this month in an interview with ABC News that the lessons of Iraq weigh heavily on his calculations regarding Syria.
"It has branded in me the idea that the use of military power must be part of an overall strategic solution that includes international partners and a whole of government," he said in the Aug. 4 interview. "The application of force rarely produces and, in fact, maybe never produces the outcome we seek."
But the application of force seems to be the only tool in the Obama bag at the moment. And Dempsey is correct. It isn't particularly difficult for the US to reach out and swat someone. But what is and always has been difficult is to predict what will follow such an application of force. The law of unintended consequences has a terrible history of rearing its ugly head each and every time force is applied in this manner.
As for the critical question, the question that all military operational planners ask first and then tailor a plan to achieve … well there is no obvious answer.
"What is the political end state we're trying to achieve?" said a retired senior officer involved in Middle East operational planning who said his concerns are widely shared by active-duty military leaders. "I don't know what it is. We say it's not regime change. If it's punishment, there are other ways to punish." The former senior officer said that those who are expressing alarm at the risks inherent in the plan "are not being heard other than in a pro-forma manner.".
The administration can't answer that question and has provided no guidance about endstate to those stuck planning this misadventure. And, as noted, while there may be a semblance of debate, in fact the administration is likely going through the motions of "listening to all sides" when, in fact, the decision to act militarily has been decided. It is down to how big or how small the strike will be. And, as we see above, Assad is doing everything he can to make Obama's deliberations and decision making as difficult as he can


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Michigan could expand the collection of DNA samples to include people arrested on suspicion of all felony charges, under a package of bills considered by a Senate panel Tuesday.
Michigan could expand the collection of DNA samples to include people arrested on suspicion of all felony charges, under a package of bills considered by a Senate panel Tuesday.
Sen. Tonya Schuitmaker, a Lawton Republican who introduced the bills, told the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday the proposed law change would "solve crimes and save lives." But critics say putting people in a DNA database before they are convicted of a crime could violate their legal rights and overburden the state's identification system.
Since 2009, Michigan has required the collection of DNA samples at arrest on suspicion of murder, rape, kidnapping and other violent felonies. The proposed set of bills would expand that to include people arrested for lesser felonies, like breaking and entering, said Sgt. Dwayne Gill, a legislative liaison for the Michigan State Police. Prisoners in Michigan also are required to provide DNA samples when they begin their sentence.
Gill said by having a person's DNA on file after arrest, police could determine if a person out on bond had previously committed a crime. He said it would cut down on repeat offenders by catching criminals early and help innocent suspects avoid needless investigations.
But the American Civil Liberties Union says collecting DNA from people before they are charged or convicted ignores the "innocent until proven guilty" presumption in the nation's legal system. The ACLU also says that DNA contains highly personal and private information, like family history, and should not be treated as if it were a fingerprint.
Twenty-eight states and the federal government require people to submit a DNA sample when arrested on suspicion of some kind of felony. In about eleven of those states, DNA is taken at the time of arrest for all felony charges, Gill said.
But the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to take up a Maryland DNA collection case later this month that could have implications nationwide, including Michigan. The Supreme Court will decide whether taking a person's DNA before they are convicted is considered unreasonable search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment.
Under the proposed change in Michigan, a person could petition the court to have their DNA sample removed from the state's database and destroyed if the charges against them are dropped or they are found not guilty, Gill said.
During the committee hearing Tuesday, Sens. Tory Rocca, R-Sterling Heights, and Steven Bieda, D-Warren, expressed concern that the burden would fall on the accused person to have their DNA sample destroyed. Rocca said there should be a way for the samples to be "automatically destroyed." The committee decided to hold off on a vote to see if the bills can be refined to reflect these concerns.
Shelli Weisberg, the legislative director for the ACLU of Michigan, told The Associated Press that if the expansion goes forward her priority is to "mitigate the harmful policy" by ensuring that it provides for this automatic destruction. But she said there also are practical reasons, like an overpopulated database which could cause backlogs in the system and delays in important cases, that might make increased DNA collection a problem in Michigan.
Gill said he could not estimate the number of people who would be added to Michigan's DNA database if the change goes into effect. But he said Michigan State Police is "confident" it would "be able to handle the increased workload" and that it would not mean any additional costs for the state.
Alanna Durkin, Detroit Free Press
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Michael Biega (right) scored his second straight game-winning goal, and Danny netted his 11th goal of the year.
POTSDAM, N.Y.—Brothers Danny and Michael Biega scored goals and Ryan Carroll made 32 saves to lead the Harvard men's hockey team to a 2-1 win at Clarkson Friday night in the opening game of the teams' ECAC Hockey Championship first-round series at Cheel Arena.
Danny Biega's goal gave No. 10 seed Harvard (10-19-1) the lead in the game's first four minutes, and Michael Biega's score took it back after the seventh-seeded Golden Knights (15-18-2) drew even in the third period. In between, Carroll starred, allowing the Crimson to prevail despite a 33-18 shots edge for Clarkson.
The win, Harvard's first in Potsdam since 2004, gives the Crimson a chance to clinch a quarterfinal berth by winning Game 2 Saturday. Harvard won for the sixth time in seven games.
The Crimson took the lead at 3:32 of the first period. After Marshall Everson got the puck from Alex Killorn, his pass from the right corner deflected off the stick of Alex Fallstrom in slot to Biega at the right point. The sophomore defenseman snuck a long-distance shot between the legs of CU goalie Karpowich.
Clarkson tried to fight back, putting 11 shots on net in the first period, but Carroll stood strong. The Golden Knights' best chance came on consecutive, close-range shots by Nick Tremblay with about three minutes left. Carroll stopped both, and Karpowich answered with a nice stop on Pier-Olivier Michaud in the last two minutes of the period.
The Golden Knights again held the shots edge in the second period, 8-5. Carroll kept them off the board, and Karpowich kept Harvard scoreless despite a pair of good chances from the Killorn-Everson-Fallstrom line. Killorn was hooked down on the second of those opportunities. The Crimson threatened on the ensuing power play but could not add to its lead.
Harvard could turn a strong first few shifts of the third period to just one shot on goal, and Clarkson regained the momentum on a power play. The Golden Knights did not score with the man advantage but did immediately afterward. Following a CU faceoff win, Alex Boak's point shot deflected high into the air, over the Harvard defense and into the Crimson net at 4:14 without Carroll seeing it.
Michael Biega put Harvard back on top about five minutes later. Chris Huxley sent the puck in from the left point, and it deflected into the air. Conor Morrison collected it and could not get off a shot, but Biega pounced and fired it over Karpowich's blocker from low on the left circle.
Clarkson pulled Karpowich, who finished with 16 saves, for an extra attacker. After blocking two Crimson chances at the empty net, the Golden Knights got the puck in the Harvard end in the final 20 seconds, but Brandon DeFazio sent their last show wide of the left post. Clarkson owned an 18-12 advantage in third-period shots, with four on its lone power play of the frame.
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- The vacuum function on this model does a surprisingly powerful job. The rotating brush brings in hidden debris and was particularly great in hidden corners of my home and the edges of the room where debris is gathered.
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Belkasoft NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE, also CAGE) code is SKF09.
Belkasoft NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE, also CAGE) code is SKF09.
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About Belkasoft
Belkasoft is a computer and mobile phone forensic software manufacturer since 2002. The company develops a range of forensic products aimed at law enforcement officials, investigators and experts in IT security and intelligence. The company delivers solutions that work right out of the box, without requiring a steep learning curve or any specific skills to operate
The company's flagship product is Belkasoft Evidence Center, an all-in-one solution for searching, analysing, managing and sharing digital evidence discovered on suspects' hard drives and RAM. Supported types of evidence include information found in instant messenger logs, internet browser histories, mailboxes of popular email clients, social network remnants, peer-to-peer data, multi-player game chats, office documents, pictures, videos, encrypted files, mobile backups and system files. Belkasoft Evidence Center is available in four major editions: Chat Analyzer, Chat & Social Analyzer, Professional, and Ultimate. The fifth Enterprise edition brings in centralized evidence processing with server-based operation and user-level permission management. A Portable edition requiring no installation and running off a USB pen drive is also available.
Belkasoft Forgery Detection offers the ability to discover digital pictures that were altered, modified or otherwise manipulated. The tool applies a range of image analysis algorithms and a decisive neural network to produce a single numeric estimate of images' authenticity.
In addition to commercial products, Belkasoft offers a range of free forensic tools.
Belkasoft Facebook Profile Saver captures information publicly available in Facebook profiles. This small utility is designed for computer forensic and security specialists who need to automate the downloading of Facebook pages to their local computers. A local copy of public Facebook pages may be required for performing investigations and/or presented as court evidence.
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Belkasoft Evidence Reader enables Evidence Center users to share evidence collected with the main suite. Users of Evidence Reader can access evidence collected during an investigation from any computer, even if Belkasoft Evidence Center is not installed on that PC.
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Apr 22, 2014
WORCESTER, Mass. (courtesy Clark sports information) – In a pair of old fashioned slugfests host Clark University and visiting Brandeis University each won a high scoring affair on Tuesday afternoon at O'Brien Field in non-league softball action. The Cougars won the first game, 9-8 by banging out 14 hits but the Judges took the nightcap, 7-5, with a 15-hit attack.
Clark wraps up its 2014 season at 12-20 overall while Brandeis (16-16) still has six games remaining on their docket beginning with Thursday's return to Worcester for a twinbill against Worcester State.
In the opener, Clark rallied from an early 3-0 deficit to take a lead and hold off the hard charging Judges. Madison Sullivan (Dover, N.H./Dover) drove in the game's first run in the first on a sacrifice fly and then Brandeis tacked on two more in the second on a Madison Gagnon (Westlake Village, Calif./Westlake) sacrifice fly and a Leah McWilliams (Billerica, Mass./Billerica Memorial) single through the left side.
The Cougars answered back with in the bottom of the second on an Alyssa Wright (Manchester, N.H.) bases loaded two-run double that was about three feet short of being a grand slam.
Clark was back at it in the third when Lauren Mackey (Dublin, N.H.) singled and Tatiana Chunis (Sutton, Mass.) reached base, putting runners on first and second with one out. Shawna Amatucci (Shrewsbury, Mass.) then crushed a monster three-run homer to give the hosts a 5-3 edge. The roundtripper for Amatucci was the 11th of her career, good for fifth on the all-time school list.
Brandeis regained the lead when they got a single run in the fourth on a McWilliams RBI single and then three more in the fifth highlighted by a Danielle Novotny (Milford, N.J./Delaware Valley) two-run double.
Down 7-5, the Scarlet and White went ahead when they scored three runs with two outs in the fifth. First, Melanie Dusseault (Auburn, N.H.) doubled home Chunis, who had reached on a double of her own. Then, with runners on first and second, Corrie Derosier (Shrewsbury, Mass.) stroked a double to the right center field fence, giving the Cougars an 8-7 advantage.
That lead look to be slipping away until some fantastic defense kept the Judges off the board in the sixth. Brandeis loaded the bases with one out following singles by McWilliams, Liana Moss (Agoura Hills, Calif./Agoura) and Sullivan. Anya Kamber (Sammamish, Wash./Skyline) hit a low lying laser that looked to be headed for the gap but Derosier raced towards right field from her spot in center and made an incredible diving catch and then fired a strike back into the infield to keep a run from scoring. She then recorded the inning's final out to keep the score, 8-7.
Clark added a much needed insurance run in the sixth on an Amatucci groundout. That run would prove to be the difference after a Novotny leadoff double for Brandeis was followed by a McWilliams RBI double to close the game to 9-8. Dusseault, however, was able to retire Moss with a flyout to left to end the game.
McWilliams had a banner game at the plate, going 4-for-4 with a double and three RBI, while Novotny went 3-for-4 with three runs scored and two doubles.
Derosier, Mackey, Rachel Kraytenberg (Londonderry, N.H.), Hayley Buckheit (Camden Hills, Maine) and Dusseault all had two hits for the Cougars and Amatucci drove in four runs.
Moss was the difference in game two, going 4-for-5 with three doubles and two RBI for the victorious Judges.
Down 1-0 following a Novotny RBI single in the first, Clark pushed three runs across in the bottom of the inning highlighted by a Kraytenberg single that scored Derosier.
Brandeis answered back immediately with three runs in the second as Moss notched an RBI double and Novotny drove in a run on an infield single.
Moss was at it again in the third. After McWilliams reached on a fielding error, she doubled to left, making the game, 5-3.
Clark cut into the lead when Wright walked and then scored on a Mackey triple in the third.
Moss sparked some magic for the Judges in the fifth when she smacked a two out double and then scampered home on a Cori Coleman (Burr Ridge, Ill.) single up the middle.
Brandeis added a run in the sixth when Sullivan scored on a Gagnon single to right.
The Cougars still had life when Derosier walked to lead off the seventh then moved to second on a wild pitch. Wright hit a ball that looked like it would sneak through the right side but McWilliams made a diving stop. Wright was able to beat her throw to the bag however, and Derosier, who never stopped running scored from second, scored, making it a 7-5 game.
Nikki Cote (Shelton, Conn.) was able to get a key double play turned and then she made a great stab on a liner back through the box by Chunis to end the game.
Kraytenberg went 3-for-4 for the Cougars in the final game, while Wright was 2-for-4 with two runs scored.
In addition to Moss, Novotny had three hits and two RBI for Brandeis.


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