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Who doesn't know her accordion-pleated cat and inflatable Buffalo? However, fewer know that the life-work of
Libuše Niklová (1934—1981)
includes a considerable amount of innovative plastic toys, whose originality at the time by far exceeded the qualities of standard toy production, both local and foreign. Even fewer associate her name with the renowned visual and theatre artist
Petr Nikl
(1960), a member of the former Tvrdohlaví art group and author of internationally acclaimed Orbis Pictus project. Organizing Niklová's very first retrospective exhibition was the initiative of her son whose peculiar poeticism has been greatly inspired by toys. To pay tribute to her he has designed a concurrent exhibition of his own works reflecting upon his mother's production.
The symbolic title of the project, 200 dm³ of breath, refers to the key role which air played in all of the designer's creations, be it little rubber figures, animals with accordion-like trunks or inflatable objects. It gave them shape and volume, allowed them to make sounds and harmonized perfectly with the elasticity and flexibility of plastic. The designer's retrospective in the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague, whose rather impressive, transparent-inflatable installation made by Petr Nikl himself, presents both Niklová's twenty years production for Fatra Napajedla, a company with which her work is inseparably linked, as well as her early designs of toys made by Gumotex Břeclav, where she commenced her career immediately after finishing her studies at the College of Applied Arts in Uherské Hradiště. At the time, the rare combination of Niklová's imagination, incredible inventiveness and vigorous diligence were very well accepted by both her employer and in numerous competitions, owing to which the majority of her designs were put into production. This is something that even young designers today often struggle to achieve. The toys she designed from the mid-fifties until the end of her life have become popular companions to several generations of children. Whereas the small whistling rubber figures are attractive through their gentle charm, the inflatable and polyethylene toys designed for Fatra Napajedla excel in both their artistic creativity and technological ingenuity. She conceived of her inflatable furniture for children as living animals on which a child could sit and play at the same time. She transformed the bellows pipe from a flush cistern into the torso of her unique accordion-pleated animals, which produce a sound when squeezed. She also cleverly added similar sound-producing mechanisms to her inflatable toys. Through her attractive and thoughtful packaging and stylized printing on toys, swim rings, boats and mattresses, she excelled in the field of graphic design. Although this unique designer passed away at the early age of forty-seven, she left an incredibly rich pioneering work, a total of nine patents and three protected industrial prototypes, as well as the pleasure which her toys have brought to both children and adults to date.
Monograph 200 dm³ of Breath – Libuše Niklová's Toys
A monograph will be published to mark the occasion of Libuše Niklová's retrospective. The art historian and design theorist Tereza Bruthansová and the graphic designer Zuzana Lednická from Studio Najbrt are currently preparing the monograph. It will be richly illustrated with color and black and white photographs, and will also include a list of the designer's works. It will be published by the publishing house Arbor vitae societas.
The second part of the project is the exhibition
Petr Nikl: Dialogue with Mum
in the Museum of Czech Literature – Hvezda Summer Pavilion, Prague (March 31st – May 30th, 2010).
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JREED23 wrote:PAWNO wrote:JREED23 wrote:It's funny how so many fans dislike the broncos even more over the past couple of seasons when they are trying to acquire all of these "character" guys, hey assh@le(s) you're trying to field a competitive football team not a f*cking girl scout troop! I'm right there to - McDaniels came in and dismantled a roster that could have been a contender for years and he went about it in a scumbag, arrogant, all-mighty way. Like this douche bag knows something that the rest of the league doesn't. Nothing that they have done in the past 2 years has made any sense - not to mention having one of the worst/retarded drafts in history - how many times did they trade down, only to trade all those picks to move back up a couple of places to get a player that NOBODY WANTED!?!?
Your 110% correct Beast. I think I might hate the Broncos more than the Raiders at this point and I hope they go 0-16.
For the record, HALLOWEEN at Wembley Stadium, I will be cheering for the Niners to beat the Broncos.
Granted that i want Darryl Dawkins to bust apart Vernon Davis ACL & Granted i want Patrick Willis to lay out a Headknock to Tim Tebow so great that McDaniels performs CPR on him... I will be cheering for a Niners victory that day
Comon man, you never root for injury - especially if you ever played football you know that no matter how much you hate a guy you never want to see someone get hurt. It's not the NBA where you sit out 10 games for a sore figure - when guys get hurt in the NFL it's serious.
Like I've said before I don't really hate the Raiders as much as I once did - Actually I hate several teams more than the Raiders - I don't even know if they are in my top 10 any more. teams I hate more:
1. NFC West (cept 9ers of course)
4. Pats
5. Steelers
6. Cowboys
7. Packers
8. Broncos
9. Raiders - so just barely in there at no. 9
Well, I am a raider fan, but i have the niners as the second team i root for (its a big gap though, but being from the bay, i like both teams). Probably the Colts are my de-facto good team i root for, because Manning is my favorite player.
As for teams i hate the most, my list really resembles yours.
1. Broncos (division)
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by Clark Groome
When director, creator and writer Brent Roske was beginning production on the Web series "Chasing the Hill," Chestnut Hill native Melissa Fitzgerald was contacted by her former agent. Because Fitzgerald, who had a recurring role on Aaron Sorkin's "The West Wing," on which she worked with "Chasing" executive producer Richard Schiff, was committed to political drama and was a political activist, Roske wanted her to be part of the project.
The show, which has produced the first three of a proposed six episodes and is available online at www.chasingthehill.com (it is not a scheduled TV series), is about a Congressional race between fictional incumbent California representative Kristi Ryan and several challengers.
Fitzgerald, 47, was busy as a producer when Roske called. She was still working on her Ugandan documentary retitled "After Kony: Staging Hope" (see Len Lear's article about that project in the Oct. 27, 2011 Local) and hadn't had time to act. "It had become too difficult to try and juggle going to auditions and producing," she said in a recent telephone interview.
But after reading the "Chasing the Hill" script, she was hooked. "It's so hard to find things that are really well written," Fitzgerald noted. "I was really spoiled after being part of 'The West Wing,' which was so beautifully written."
She called Roske back and told him she'd love to do it. "He offered me the role of someone who works for the woman running for Congress. I said, 'I played a staff person for seven years (in 100 episodes) on The West Wing, and I'm older now.' He said, 'What do you want to do?' I said, 'I want to run for Congress.' He said that we could do that."
While her candidate, Samantha Clemons was not in the first episode, an ad that she ran against Ryan was. She appeared in the next episode and is the primary focus of episode three, entitled "The Enchanted Life of Samantha Clemons." This program, like its two predecessors, contains a mix of real-life politicians, actors and a pol playing an actor.
Most of the dialogue takes place among Fitzgerald's character, former California Governor Gray Davis and long-time political operative Lawrence O'Donnell (now an MSNBC contributor) as Governor Jack Ross.
Also front and center is former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, someone Melissa has known since she was a kid. Rendell and her father, James J. Fitzgerald III (now a Pennsylvania Superior Court senior judge), worked together in Arlen Specter's Philadelphia District Attorney's office. For many years — in spite of growing up in a Republican family — Melissa has been an active campaigner for Democratic candidates, her old friend Rendell among them.
She describes herself as an "actor-vist," which is one of the reasons she's so pleased to be part of "Chasing the Hill." "Doing a show about politics," she said, "is exciting and timely and relevant. We get to [deal with] issues that aren't always addressed."
Melissa's interest in politics may be a product of her parents' influence, she said, but much of her attitude about acting and the arts was established as a student at Springside School. The 1983 graduate was an active member of the theater group that was then called Chestnut Hill Academy Players and later renamed "The Players" as it became a major extra-curricular part of the two schools' coordinate program.
"(The Players) was a great program. Its commitment to excellence from a very early age was important, especially in this profession. We could not be late to rehearsal. If you were, you were out of the play. (In the acting world) there are so many people who want to do it that if you're not showing up, showing up on time, showing up with your A-game, there's a thousand people right behind you who will. I definitely got that message from the Players and (faculty member) Owen Boyer early on."
After Springside, Fitzgerald went to the University of Pennsylvania, earning a B.A. in English in 1987. She then headed to New York, where she studied acting with Sanford Meisner at the famed Neighborhood Playhouse. She has always believed, she said, that "Arts in the schools are very important, especially to reach students who aren't reachable in the same way other students might be."
After moving to the west coast, she said, "I started a non-profit called 'Voices in Harmony' to work with at-risk teens on a mentoring theater program. It wasn't because we want to make actors out of those teenagers. We don't. It's a horrible profession. It's about them experiencing and having their own voices, self-expression and sharing their stories with their community and with other communities. It's about skills. It's a practical-based program with responsibility, participation and integrity, all the things I learned in Players."
Her activism includes her art. "It's important," she said, "that art have social relevance," and that is part of the reason she's involved with "Chasing the Hill."
While only three episodes have been shot, she does expect that there will be three more. She describes a Web series as being the TV equivalent of Off-Off-Broadway: done on a shoestring and mounted when the money and people are available. While anyone can watch "Chasing the Hill" for free, viewers are asked to pay $1.99 for each episode. This is not a requirement, but Melissa noted that it's an important source of income for the show.
She also pointed out that during her conversations with Gov. Rendell (shot at the Democratic National Convention), he suggested off-camera that she move back to Philadelphia and run for Congress.
She's considering it.
So going from "Chasing the Hill" as fiction to chasing the Hill (Chestnut Hill, that is) for votes seems to be a real possibility. Melissa reported that Rendell said that would be "Art imitating life."
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First Posted : October 29, 2009
Results First Posted : May 11, 2017
Last Update Posted : May 11, 2017
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|Condition or disease
|Drug: Atazanavir Drug: Atazanavir/Ritonavir Drug: Tenofovir/Emtricitabine Drug: Lopinavir/ritonavir
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|710 participants
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|Parallel Assignment
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|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|Atazanavir (BMS-232632) for HIV Infected Individuals Completing Atazanavir Clinical Trials: An Extended Access Study
|Study Start Date :
|October 2002
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|February 2016
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|February 2016
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Drug: Atazanavir/Ritonavir
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Active Comparator: Lopinavir/Ritonavir
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Drug: Tenofovir/Emtricitabine
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Other Name: Truvada
Drug: Lopinavir/ritonavir
Tablets, Oral, 400/100 mg, twice daily, indefinitely
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HIV Protease Inhibitors
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Bronx Public Art: The Spotlight Series
Acconci, Helene
Brandt, Wopo Holup, Tom Otterness,
October 14, 2003 - December 16, 2003
The exhibition will be presented in
both the Edith Altschul Lehman wing
Bronx Public Art: The Spotlight Series is the first
in a series of exhibitions featuring artists who have public art projects
in the Bronx. This exhibition of eight artists offers a chance to see
a selection of their other work and gives a sense of the context from
which the public projects developed. It includes installations, painting,
sculpture, textiles, prints, and photography.
The exhibition includes three works by Vito Acconci
that predate his public art projects in the Bronx. Two lithographs from
1970, Kiss-Off and Trade Marks, document Acconci's performance
art and give a sense of the work from his early career. A lighted sculpture
based on furniture, Florescent Table and Two Chairs, 1991, not
only has a visual presence but is intended to provide seating as well.
These three works reflect the artists ongoing interest in the body.
Acconci has two projects in the Bronx Public Art collection, Untitled,
1995, in the plaza of P.S. 3, La Fontaine Middle School and Wall-Slide,
2002, at the MTA Yankee Stadium Station at 161st Street. Both of these
public art projects involve dramatic architectural illusions and dislocations.
In both, the forms also provide seating.
Carrie Mae Weems, After Manet,
2003 ,
| Faith Ringgold,
Tar Beach II, 1990-92,
Silkscreen on silk
Courtesy of ACA Galleries, N.Y.
Acconci, Flourescent
Table and two Chairs, 1991
aluminum and fluorescent bulbs
Courtesy of Barbara Gladstone Gallery, N.Y.
| Tom
Otterness, Hansel and Grettel, 2001
Courtesy of Marlborough Gallery, N.Y.
|Wopo Holup,
The Grass Family (gramineae), 2003
digital prints on canvas
Courtesy of the artist
| Helene
Brandt, Hanging
Roots 5, 2003
steel, roots
Courtesy of the artist.
Janet Zweig, Installation view
Laderman Ukeles, The Social Mirror,
black and white photograph
Courtesy of Ronald Feldman Fines Arts, NY


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I have a Thinkpad eSATA/USB Secure Hard drive - 500GB. It has been working fine for a while. But all of the sudden, the external hard drive cannot detect on any computer. I enter the correct password and I able to see a solid green light but nothing shows up the computer. I tried using USB cable and eSATA cable, both cannot detected either. I don't want to loss the data, may I know how can I make the hard drive works? Any idea and suggestion?
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If the hard drive is not detecting on any system, then it could be that the electronics on the drive or enclosure have failed..
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We've tried using other cables but still the same problem. Do you have a number that I can call? I've tried looking for one on your website and it's very difficult to find one.
If you visit the Lenovo support site and scroll down a bit you should see a section titled Quick Links. Under the title you should see a link to the Support Phone List. As Options aren't mentioned in the list I would suggest you choose the "Think" option
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Ok, just called this number and the guy from somewhere in Virginia is asking for the Machine type and serial number. I gave a serial number but he can find it. I'm giving him Lenovo ThinkPad eSATA/USB secure hard drive 500GB and it's not clicking. I think he is on the same website as I'm where the site does not recognize the info entered.
Anyway of sending the photo of the label so you can see what I'm looking at?
So who in Lenovo knows anything about this product? Unless this was not an actual Lenovo, just sold the manufacturer the name. Getting frustrated here.
Just to make sure we are looking at the same product, below is a link to the product.
Anyone, anyone? Bueler?
So is this it??? No one in "Lenovo" knows what's going on???
If you can't help with a simple question of which support number to call... the what should one expect from this company then?
This is what we've tried so far:
- used two computers running Windows XP SP3 to connect. Device powers up (solid red light). Enter pass code, then light turns solid green which as per user guide indicates correct password. But, device is not being detected and drive not showing in the computer.
- used both eSATA and USB cables, same result.
03-07-2012 11:46 PM - edited 03-07-2012 11:47 PM
I'm curious. Is the USB HDD detected in BIOS?
Anyway, do you mind to send me a private message about the device's MTM and serial number ? When did you purchase it?
Do you now the expired date? Which page you couldn't find the info after entering the MTM and S/N ? I am thinking to check it with the eSupport team on the matter of why it doesn't show up in support site if it is the support site (support.lenovo.com) that you have problem with.
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I'm scanned the entire manual and can't find an answer.
I also can't confirm that if it does not finish watering in a particular water window it will finish in the next.
Too many factors. It might determine your soil needs more/less water, a "grow period' might be entered.
At this point I'd call Rain Bird at (626) 812-3400 or (520) 741-6100.
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I do not generally have the opportunity of employing a restricted watering window. Too many lawns have to be covered from a limited water supply, with watering sometimes being restricted to two or three days a week during drought conditions. There have not been any observations of lawn damage from watering over most or all of an overnight period.
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the ESP-SMT is a tough controller to program - you have your homework cut out for you, and you get to do the heavy lifting
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The growing public acceptance of the drug has also been captured in national surveys that show that while Americans strongly opposed the legalization of marijuana from the 1970s through the late 1990s, they have recently come to support such efforts by a slim majority.
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The live telephone survey of 601 likely voters was conducted from June 22 to June 24 and from June 29 to July 1. The margin of error was plus or minus 4 percentage points for the survey overall and 5.1 percentage points for a narrower sample of likely Democratic primary voters.
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As it does each week, the Globe poll also tracked the candidates in the governor's race.
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28 January 2012, New York, USA - The New York Times has once again used UNOSAT satellite derived analysis to illustrate an international humanitarian crisis, this time the surge of Syrian refugees crossing the border with Jordan to seek shelter at the Al Zaatari camp.
Several refugee camps have developed in neighbouring countries since the inception of the Syrian crisis in 2011. UNOSAT has been following the evolution of the Al Zaatari and several other camps from space since their creation to support the planning of relief operations by UN humanitarian agencies including OCHA and UNHCR.
The Al Zaatari camp is one of the locations where the refugees' influx has been most significant, especially in the recent phases of the crisis. The camp shelters over 70,000 of the overall 300,000 refugee population presently in Jordan. Since summer 2012 more than 500,000 new refugees fled from Syria to neighbouring countries.
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- Cracked Eggs: If you've ever dropped an egg on the counter or floor, you know what a sloppy, slimy mess it is to wipe up! Next time try drizzling salt generously over the egg, wait a few minutes until it's dry–then the mess sweeps up easily. *ETA: Careful not to leave the salt sitting too long, especially around metal parts. I had a reader send in a note that the sitting salt affected a metal piece underneath kitchen carpeting.
- There is often a residue coating the inside of the oven once it's been cleaned. It causes an odor and some smoke when baking or cooking dishes until it's burned off. What you can try is doing a quick wipe with a cloth first soaked in 50/50 vinegar and water. This should remove all traces of the residue. Just make sure to do a complete wiping job.
- Dishwasher: The orange Tang juice crystals contain citric acid which can remove stains nicely. If your appliance needs a little TLC to remove scum or stains, run a full empty load with some orange Tang tossed in.
- Refrigerator: Try wiping the inside of your refrigerator with hot, soapy water and then a rinse wipe with 50/50 solution of vinegar and water to help fight mildew. It also freshens and deodorizes the inside of your fridge. Also make sure to check out this page for more handy helpers.
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How To Remove Melted Plastic From A Toaster
(originally published January 18, 2007) Once the toaster is completely cool and unplugged, here are a few things to try getting melted plastic off from the side of it. You may want to test a small area first to make sure the finish won't be harmed or scratched.
- Dab nail polish remover on a cloth, then use it to rub off the spot.
- Dab WD40 on a cloth, then rub away.
- Try rubbing alcohol on a cloth, then scrub.
- Heat appliance again until plastic is soft, unplug then firmly wipe off the softened piece with a damp cloth. Wash out the cloth then lightly sprinkle on some baking soda while cloth is still wet* and rub gently over remaining residue. *Wring out excess first–you don't want dripping water.
- Smother the spot with petroleum jelly, set for a minute, then wipe off.
After treating, wipe area well with a hot soapy cloth to get rid of any remaining residue.
(originally published December 28, 2006) Here are two different methods you can try:
Method #1
- Right after using, add warm water and a good splash of vinegar to blender. Turn on and let it work the liquid for about a minute. Pour out, rinse well and the container should be sparkling.
Method #2
- Fill half way with warm water, add a small squirt of liquid dish detergent and turn on high for about 30 seconds. Repeat if needed. Rinse well.
You can also do Method #1 as a rinse method.
Extra Crusty Fix:
- If it was left sitting until there is dried, crusty food bits inside: fill with warm, soapy water (or vinegar water) and let sit for about 30 to 60 minutes. Empty water to about half and then blend for 30 second intervals until clean.
Cheese Grater
(originally published January 22, 2008) I'm sure we all do fine washing out our cheese graters but here is a collection of tips that will help make the job easier for the stubborn hole cloggers, one or two might be new to you.
Standard Method:
- Brush off as much of the loose bits as you can, both on the inside and outside (I just do this by hand–carefully).
- Soak in hot soapy water.
- Take a nylon pad or dish brush and scrub away.
- On the inside, you can scrub both up and down–but on the outside, be careful so you don't rip up the tool you're using.
Unclogging It:
- Grate a raw potato or apple after you're done using it, this helps unplug the holes.
- Spray non-stick cooking spray on the gadget before you start using it. This helps get the gunk out quicker, just a few dunks in warm, soapy water and the bits should pop out.
- Use a nylon brush dish scrubber and rub the inside, the bits should come out of the holes fairly easily.
- Use a toothbrush set aside just for using on kitchen gadgets.
- Too many gunky, clingy pieces that just won't release from the holes easily? Try freezing the gadget for a few hours, then brushing off the frozen bits.
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(originally published January 24, 2007) To bring a shine back to your stove's exhaust fan and hood, first turn off the power to the appliance. Here are some tips for cleaning the grease filter:
- Soak filter in a degreaser, rinse then toss it in the dishwasher. If it's stainless steel, you should be able to use regular detergent no problem.
- If it's aluminum, be aware that the detergent can cause discoloration or pitting. You can try running it through a cycle without it. I personally don't worry about it, but it's something you should be aware of.
- Another option you might like to try is taking it to the car wash and using the power spray hose with hot water to hose it down.
- If they're charcoal filters, just replace when needed.
For both inside and outside the hood, apply degreaser to a damp cloth and wipe down. Make sure not to spray any directly on the appliance since you could accidentally spray some into the exhaust fan motor or light fixture.
If the buildup inside the hood is especially thick, first make a thick paste of baking soda and water. Take a cloth wet with hot, soapy water and then scrub with the paste in a circular motion–wipe off as much as the grease as you can then rinse the cloth in a bucket of hot, soapy water. Reapply baking soda paste on the cloth and repeat as needed.
Once the majority of buildup has been removed–wash the unit with hot, soapy water to remove all traces of the baking soda paste and then wipe with degreaser if needed.
How To Wax A Wood Cutting Board
- Wash the board well and rinse in a sink of hot water with a splash of bleach.
- Dry it as best you can, then let sit overnight to ensure there is no moisture left in the wood.
- Pour melted paraffin wax over top with enough wax to cover it completely.
- Now iron the wax into the wood using an old iron.
- The wax will seal the surface and any cracks to protect it from bacteria and stains being absorbed in the wood.
- Leave it aside for another night before using.
- Repeat this process whenever you notice bare spots in the wood.
Once done, rub the heated iron on an old towel to remove the wax. (Originally published February 21, 2007)


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The Ironman 4x4 Luxury Rooftop Tent from Camel 4x4 & Outdoor creates premium camping regardless of your location. Simply park your 4x4 at the trailside and within minutes (and without unloading any gear) you can be snoozing away on a comfy bed, sheltered from the elements. Camel 4x4 & Outdoor is the exclusive distributer of Ironman 4x4 parts and products in the USA and Canada.
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In the 109 years the World Series has been played, never has a game ended with a runner scoring on an obstruction play until Saturday night. Let's hear it for Major League Baseball falling for the flawed reasoning that "you don't make that call to end a World Series game.''
Well, why not? It that's the rule, and that's what happened, then call it as such. There's a reason why that rule is in place, so make the correct play. Baseball and its fans deserve as much.
Major League Baseball and its umpires handled everything superbly, with third base umpire Jim Joyce immediately making the call that gave the Cardinals a 2-to-1 Series lead.
The rule dictates "intent'' is not relevant in making the call, nor should it be. Will Middlebrooks did not get out of the way in time, and consequently Allen Craig stumbled over him and was thereby awarded home.
It just happened to come in the bottom of the ninth inning in Game 3, giving the Cardinals a "stumble off'' victory.
Middlebrooks kept saying after the game that "I had nowhere else to go.'' It's surprising how many players, in all sports, don't know the rules of the games they play.
"Just to go over the rule quickly, obstruction is the act of a fielder obstructing a runner when not in the act of fielding a ball. It does not have to be intent,'' crew chief John Hirschbeck said. "There does not have to be intent, OK? Once he has the opportunity to field the ball, he can no longer in any way obstruct the runner. That's basically the rule.''
No, that's not basically the rule. It is the rule.
Middlebrooks could not come up with catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia's errant throw. Fact. He could not get out of Craig's way. Fact.
Joyce made the correct ruling, and also a fact, Major League Baseball's umpires did not hide behind a press release or pool reporter, but had all the principles involved accountable to answer any and all questions.
There weren't too many complaints as to how the play was hoped, and I would hope MLB learns from that and lets its umpires be more open in addressing significant calls.
Major League Baseball did make the decision to review the rule regarding the issue of intent, but here's hoping they don't allow Saturday night's controversial ending put the burden of having its umpires now judge intent.
Previously, the decision was simple in that either the defender was in the way or he wasn't. Just because one game ended on an obstruction play, don't make it so the umpires have to read a defender's mind.


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One out of five 16 and 17 year-old drivers will be involved in a crash this year, more than four times greater than the average rate for all drivers.
Young drivers (aged 16-24) are involved in nearly 40% of all crashes.
16-24 year-olds represent only about 10% of Maine's population, but they account for a quarter of Maine hospitalizations due to motor vehicle crashes.
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Thank you for honoring me
To the Editor:
I would like to thank the Rockville Centre Herald for selecting me as 2012 Person of the Year. I was totally surprised and overwhelmed when I read the article. It never even crossed my mind that I would be considered in the same class as those in prior years that received this outstanding accolade. I am humbled by your selection and promise to live up to my new title.
I could never have received this honor without the endless support given to me over the years from both the adult and student board of the RVC Youth Council. For their commitment, dedication and free spirit, I am forever grateful. They make the Youth Council what it is today!
There are so many who have helped us along the way. I won't mention all the names for fear of forgetting someone, but you know who you are. You've supported us financially, you've given us space to have meetings, you've donated raffle gifts for our first fundraiser, and you've opened up your businesses at night so we can provide substance-free and fun events. We can't thank the businesses and organizations enough for believing in us and partnering with us over the years. Without your generosity and support, we would not be where we are today. Every year we get stronger and we feel we are moving in the right direction.
Our mannequin project that called attention to substance abuse was so exciting and so fulfilling. We often wondered whether we could come up with another great project to get our message out. Well, we have an idea, are working on it already, and can't wait to present it to everyone in a few months.
We are always looking for more RVC teens who are in the ninth grade or above to join us to continue the work that is in progress. We also need passionate adults who are committed to our youth. This is everyone's opportunity to make their voice known and to help improve our community, so please join our efforts. You can learn more about us on our website or Facebook or by contacting me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Again, I want to extend my sincere thank you to the Herald staff that chose me, on behalf of the RVC Youth Council, as Person of the Year. I am honored and moved that you recognized me in this meaningful way.
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In an effort to bring the political process closer to the people, the RVC Democratic Club has scheduled a special presentation, open to all, on Jan. 31 at the Sandel Center, 50 S. Park Ave. in Rockville Centre.
The subject, "Redistricting and How It May Affect You," is a timely one, as the Nassau County Legislature prepares to vote on a court-ordered plan to redraw the boundaries of the county's legislative districts.
The County Legislature must vote by March 5 on the plan to redraw the legislative districts in order to distribute the county's population more equitably among them based on the 2010 census. The new boundary lines will become effective for the November 2013 election.
With a little over a month until the vote, three redistricting plans have been created so far: one by the Republican members of the county's Temporary Districting Advisory Commission; one by the Democratic members of the commission; and a third by a coalition of nonpartisan citizens' groups.
How will the redistricting affect you? In fact, it may have very little effect on your district, or it may split your community into two or more districts that may or may not even be contiguous.
Your party affiliation is unimportant here; you don't need to be a Democrat to attend. You simply need to feel that it's necessary for all of us to understand what's going on at all levels of government at all times.
We hope you agree. If you need a ride, please call (516) 623-7826 and it will be arranged. It's that important.
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I remember it like it was yesterday: 9 p.m., Dec. 31, 1999. The world, according to people who knew, would soon end. All of civilization was run by computers, and when 1999 rolled over and became 2000 we would be launched back into the Stone Age.
Or at least the Eisenhower years.
I checked our stockpiled food and water, gathered the family together, built a fire, brought out our most cherished family game, and waited. Ever vigilant.
Finally, I dozed off. My son poked my ribs, "Wake up."
Was it morning? Had we survived? No, it was 9:17 p.m. and it was my turn to spin in "Hungry, Hungry Hippos."
These thoughts were on my mind New Year's Day as I finished the last morsel of 1999 Spam and began to reflect on the last decade.
Entering the decade, a Republican was governor – Gary Johnson. Now we're entering the new decade with another Republican at the helm, the history-making Hispanic female, Susanna Martinez.
But in between was the biggest story of the last 10 years, Bill Richardson. In fact, here in the Land of Enchantment, Richardson was The Story.
Richardson was, in many ways, too big for New Mexico. Or maybe his wants were too big for New Mexico. Either way, I never felt Richardson and New Mexico were simpatico, as we say to sound, uh, New Mexican.
That's not to say Richardson didn't understand state politics. He did. No doubt about that. But The Story was all about The Story.
Johnson left the state fiscally solid. He never got the tax cut he'd longed for – New Mexico's Legislature is owned and operated by Democrats, from as far back as we can remember and for as far forward as we're willing to look.
Democrats weren't about to give Gary Johnson, arguably the most popular governor of the decade, anything close to an income tax cut. He did manage to cut the gasoline tax, no small feat.
But the fiscally sound thing was big then and it looms even bigger today. Johnson's leaving the state with a $1 billion budget surplus, give or take a C-note or two, was a real achievement.
Despite that, Republicans couldn't even mount a real challenge to The Story in 2002. When he took office, you could almost hear chops being licked all around Santa Fe's halls of power.
Richardson and friends moved quickly to transform that surplus into little more than words in Gary-Johnson-for-President campaign materials.
Almost from the get-go, Richardson created solutions to problems that didn't exist – at least not in any pressing way. Certainly traffic on I-25 between Albuquerque and Santa Fe had picked up.
But trust me, it wasn't akin to trying to cruise I-95 from Baltimore into Washington D.C., and really, how many New Mexicans benefit from the $500 million Rail Runner?
Things didn't really get much better. So-called bold, progressive initiatives sound wonderful.
On paper, they're even cooler (you can always add "architectural concept" drawings to dazzle the crowd, you know). But paying for these "solutions" never seemed to be in the equation.
Already cash-strapped southern counties found themselves proud owners of a space base The Story knew would make for grand headlines.
Headlines do not feed the chihuahua, of course, and Martinez inherited the unenviable $500 million deficit.
Think back for a minute. Rare was the day over the last eight years that The Story wasn't THE story above the fold.
But the The Story's ended; riding off, one supposes, on his horse to reflect and write the book tens of Americans are dying to read.
God speed, Gov. Richardson. And God save the Queen.
Jeffry Gardner
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Gainesville, Fla. – Long jumpers Ashontae Jackson and Royce Dates each had strong showings for the Tennessee State track and field teams in the Pepsi Relays hosted by the University of Florida.
Jackson, a sophomore from Gordonville, Va., placed third in the women's long jump with a career-best leap of 6.14 meters. She also had a better final than some of the best jumpers in the nation from schools such as Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Florida and Florida State
On the men's side, Dates was TSU's top performer, placing seventh with a hop of 7.06 meters in the long jump. Although his mark was not his personal-best, his performance was still better than jumpers from some of largest schools in Division I.
Another strength for the Tennessee State teams was in the relays.
The Tigerbelles put together a team of Brielle Moore, Clairwin Dameus, LaTia Carney and Brianna Woodson, and the squad responded by putting up a sixth place finish in 4x100 meter shuttle hurdle run with a final time of 1:00.49.
The TSU women had another top-ten finish when Breanna Adams teamed with Diera Taylor, Kya Riley and Oteia Prince to complete the 1600-meter sprint medley in 4:05.46.
Finishing just outside the top-ten was the team of Dameus, Jackson, Taylor and Quanisha Sales that placed 11th in 4x200 meter with a time of 1:36.73. The TSU squad outlasted other teams from Tennessee, Mississippi and Syracuse.
For the Flying Tigers, the team of Michael Johnson, Jordan Green, Osafa Hippolyte and Tyler Anderson came in 14th place in the men's 4x200 meter relay with a time of 1:27.33.
Johnson later teamed with Dates, Green and Anderson to place 24th in the men's 4x100 meter relay, finishing the event in 42.03 seconds.
Junior Britani Logan also represented her school well, placing 14th in the women's shot put with a season-best toss of 13.15 meters.
Tennessee State will come home this weekend to host the Boston/Moon Relays on Saturday, April 13.
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Some of the images in the Spuzzled game seem to be of some strange other world. Surely they are not pictures of our own Earth! The view of Earth from space is very different from the view at ground level. We can really see the big picture. We can see mountains and valleys, rivers, forests, lakes, farmlands, and shorelines. We can see volcanoes erupting, wild fires burning, and ice sheets forming and melting.
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The Spuzzled images are from Landsat 7. Landsat 7 is in a polar orbit. That means it goes (nearly) over the North Pole and the South Pole, so Earth turns underneath Landsat.
Landsat 7 has a very special Earth-observing instrument called the Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM+). It can "see" features on the ground that are as small as 15 meters (49 feet) across. So, it couldn't see a car, but it could probably see a house. This instrument can see colors of light that human eyes cannot see. That is why the Landsat images seem so colorful. They have been color enhanced to help our human eyes see all the details and colors the Landsat instrument sees.
Scientists from all over the world can get Landsat data for specific locations and times to study. The images and other data from the Landsat satellite are used to monitor changes in Earth's climate and environment.


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Sales at U.S. retailers probably sped up in June and that's a good sign, but there's little evidence yet that consumers are ready to sustain a faster pace of spending that kicks the economy into a higher gear. Read: Economy needs consumers to chip in.
Retail sales likely rose 0.6% in June after a modest 0.3% increase in May, according to economists polled by MarketWatch. The report will be released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday.
Auto dealers have been selling cars and trucks at the fastest pace in eight years and Internet sites like Amazon continue to do extremely well. Yet consumers have been less willing to shell out for other goods, particularly items that are not necessities.
Without bigger increases in consumer spending on a broader array of goods and services, the economy is likely to continue to grow just around 2% a year.
Still, optimism about the U.S. economy is running higher now at the Federal Reserve than any time since the recession ended in mid-2009.
Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen is expected to deliver a more upbeat message about the economy in a pair of congressional hearings on Tuesday and Wednesday. Yet she'll also convey the view that the Fed won't be raising interest rates anytime soon because officials aren't convinced the economy has improved as much as they would like. Read: Yellen's goal before Congress: Sound optimistic — but not too optimistic.
Also on Tuesday, an index that measures the cost of goods coming into the U.S. is likely to show the price of imports is rising. Not too long ago falling import prices were helping to keep U.S. inflation on the low side.
Economists predict the import price index will rise 0.4% in June.
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If you've ever wanted to learn how to make Biodiesel from a pro, then this 2-DVD Set is for you! Hosted by the popular Biodiesel educator Lyle Rudensey from Seattle, these incredible DVD's will walk you through everything you'll need to know to get started making great Biodiesel.
About Lyle
Lyle Rudensey has taught literally hundreds of people how to make their own Biodiesel through his hands-on Biodiesel workshops in the Seattle, WA area. His relaxed teaching style combined with his incredible knowledge of the Biodiesel production process makes for an incredible experience that students come away from raving about. Not only does he make the whole process incredibly easy to learn, but you'll come away knowing so much more about why Biodiesel works, why anyone can make it, and how you can get started on a budget!
Since 2003, Lyle has been making all of his own fuel for his car and home heating stove. He also gave many founders of Biodiesel companies their first start in making Biodiesel and got them off on the right foot. He's passionate about Biodiesel and the need for renewable energy, and has done presentations on this topic for many community organizations, conferences, and K12 students. With a background in education, time spent as a research scientist, and a degree in Biology, Lyle is uniquely qualified to teach Biodiesel like no other.
About The Tutorial DVD Set
This great tutorial is grouped into three sections for easy learning.
- Classroom Instruction (104 minutes)
- In The Garage (66 minutes)
- At The Coop (54 minutes)
Classroom Instruction:
In this section, Lyle covers it all. From the basics of how Biodiesel is formed chemically to tips on how to collect oil from restaurants to a whole section devoted on how to properly titrate oil. You'll learn all the details of what it takes to make Biodiesel in an easy-to-understand format that will help you get up & running in no time!
Lyle also takes the time in this section to help you really understand what's going on during the chemical Biodiesel production process in easy to understand terms. This means that not only will you understand how to make Biodiesel but will understand what's going on at the molecular level as well! This knowledge helps out immensely when troubleshooting Biodiesel reactions.
In The Garage:
Here Lyle takes you on a complete tour of his Biodiesel production garage where he regularly makes Biodiesel. He walks you through every piece of equipment and tells you what it's for, why he chose it for it's purpose, and how it works.
He then goes a step further by making an actual batch of Biodiesel in the garage showing and explaining every single step along the way. This section includes everything from filtering the oil coming into his garage to showing how he fills up his vehicle with Biodiesel! It's like being right there!
At The Coop:
Lyle details the inner workings of a successful Biodiesel coop called The Dirty Hands Coop that he helped found. He goes over their highly successful formula for how they ensure fuel is made in a timely manner, how they make it fair for all parties involved, and how the fuel is tested to ensure that it meets high quality standards. He then shows step by step how the coop produces their high quality fuel using an automated Biodiesel processor called a BioPro 190.
Additionally, Lyle also shows how incoming oil is logged, how it's filtered, how it's produced into Biodiesel, how it's stored, and then how it's distributed to coop members. Also covered are some of the key tips and tricks that has made The Dirty Hands Coop such a great success! You'll learn all the great secrets on how to build a coop correctly from the start so that it lasts long after the initial thrill of making Biodiesel has worn off. With so many failed Biodiesel coops around the country, this information alone is priceless!
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Also included are sections on building an Appleseed style Biodiesel processor, quality tests, recovering methanol, a full cost breakdown of what it takes to get started, details on forming a coop, and more! With all the great tutorial information included you'll be on your way to making Biodiesel in a hurry!
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In all my years in Biodiesel, I have always wanted to find a tutorial DVD that could help people to understand Biodiesel in a way that's easy to learn. Most of the Biodiesel tutorial DVD's I've seen (and believe me, I've seen A LOT of them) on how to make Biodiesel have either been full of inaccurate content, have looked extremely cheesy, or have just completely missed the mark....until now. Lyle's Tutorial DVD Set finally hit the mark I've been looking for. The content is accurate, it's presented in an easy to understand manner, the examples are right, and the equipment he uses can be obtained by anyone interested in learning about Biodiesel.
As a teacher of Biodiesel myself, I was extremely impressed with how simple Lyle was able to make the Biodiesel production process. Instead of making the chemistry complex (which it can be) or the titration hard to understand, he put it into words and used illustrations that made it easy to comprehend, even for someone with absolutely no chemistry background. It is with great enthusiasm that I whole-heartedly endorse these DVD's as an excellent tool for learning how to make Biodiesel and also as a reference tool throughout your journey making this great renewable fuel.
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The Georgia Southwestern women's basketball team notched their third straight victory with a 71-61 win over the University of Puerto Rico-Bayamon in St. Petersburg, Fla. on Saturday afternoon.
GSW junior guard Brittany Reynolds recorded a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds to lead three Lady 'Canes in double figures. Reynolds connected on 6-of-7 shots from the floor, including both of her three point attempts. Brandi Burris added 16 points and Whitley Wiltz tallied 10 points with seven rebounds.
The Lady 'Canes controlled the boards, nearly doubling Puerto Rico-Bayamon, 51-26. GSW had 20 second chance points compared to two by Bayamon. Both teams shot well from the floor. Southwestern held a 45.5 to 41.5 field goal percentage advantage.
GSW (4-1), off to their best start since 2004-05, travels to Pensacola Christian on Tuesday.


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And in general, if there were some way to know what commentaries one has on a passage -- that would be great. Maybe a right click menu or something. So you right click on a verse & a menu would be available saying (in abbreviated form), in your library you have commentaries on this verse from the following list of modules . . .
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I too would like this... it would be good if a feature was added the Library where a dsiplay of the commentaries and covered books could be seen. Thank you for the suggestion... I hope someone with Accordance wil respond to it as I think it has merit. I have noticed that I wish I could add info to the Information popup too. Thinkgs I am interested in are the date the commentaries were published and the slant/ilk e.g. conservative or liberal. I would also like to the the ISBN info.
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I think that coding the volumes into the name is very cryptic and cumbersome. I think we discussed this in another topic, but there are ways to get this information, such as searching a Search All Group of Commentaries for the Bible book to see which commentaries cover it.
We do plan to expand the information available in the Library, but it will take a while to reissue all the modules with new information.
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Justin Bieber Proves His Love to Selena Gomez in 'Oprah's Next Chapter' Preview
A preview of Justin Bieber's interview for 'Oprah's Next Chapter' has already been made available. In it, The Biebs tells the talk show queen that he takes care to include his girlfriend Selena Gomez at all costs. He also makes sure she never, ever feels like he's ashamed of her or their relationship.
When Oprah asks how he and Selena manage to be together despite their crazy schedules (and how they are able to navigate life with the paparazzi and Beliebers stalking them), Bieber explains how it's important for them to try being a normal couple amidst abnormal levels of fame, even if it requires underground tunnels!
"We take the back exits and do different things," he says. "But I never make her separate from me. I don't ever want her to feel like I am ashamed of her. A lot of guys do that, in the business. They don't want to be seen with their girl. They make them ride in separate cars. They do all that getaway stuff. We get away… when we're getting away together."
That actually makes perfect sense when you break it down.
Did someone spout off some nonsense about chivalry being dead? The Biebs' consideration of Sel's feelings is sweet and romantic, and proves that he loves her. He really lurves her.
Yes, she is famous, too, but her fame is eclipsed by his. The fact that he won't put distance between them in the public eye, despite the fact that the Beliebers get jealous and swallow the Haterade by the gallonful, proves what a good BF The Biebs is!
Remember what a good date he was at the American Music Awards last year, holding the train of her dress on the red carpet?
And did anyone notice that The Biebs and Oprah look like they are sitting down to dinner during their chat? WTF is up with that?
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Staten Island, NY - The College of Staten Island men's basketball team (4-3) had their three-game winning streak snapped, falling to the Farmingdale State Rams (5-1) by a score of 81-77 Monday evening at the Sports and Recreation Center in Willowbrook, NY.
Junior sharpshooter Peter Lipka (Shelton, CT/Shelton) led the way for his squad, pouring in a career and game-high 29 points, including six-trifectas, to go along with four rebounds. Lipka's heroics from downtown appeared to be contagious, as the Rams shot a blistering 47.8 percent for the game from three-point territory. In addition, junior forward Brian Robinson (White Plains, NY/White Plains) contributed off the bench with seven points to go along with a game-high 10 rebounds.
In a losing effort for the Dolphins, it was the speedy Robert Mesjasz putting forth a tremendous effort for his squad, scoring a team-high 21 points to go along with eight rebounds and four steals in 36 minutes. Junior forward Gari Blackett continued his dominating play this season, posting his sixth double-double in seven games this season with 19 points on 7-of-8 shooting to go along with 13 caroms.
Both squads struggled at the charity stripe, with the Rams shooting 46.2 percent from the line while the Dolphins shot 62.1 percent. But the Rams shot better from the floor, nailing 50 percent of their shots, while the Dolphins shot just 41.9 percent from the field.
Farmingdale will travel to Rutgers-Newark on Thursday night, December 14th, for another non-conference game at 7:30pm. The Dolphins will look to get back on track on Wednesday evening as they travel to King's Point, NY to face the United States Merchant Marine Academy, tip-off scheduled for 7:00pm.
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