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Get in the Box! (The Get in the Box Foundation)
We are a brand new coalition of professional athletes and coaches dedicated to gathering donations in excess of $10 million (per year). The resulting fund will be used for distributing and managing grants to schools, youth organizations, research bodies, and other entities that are actively engaged in fixing our growing national youth obesity crisis.
Get in the Box will raise money via two strategies:
(1) A broad reaching networking campaign to recruit current pro athletes in every sport to give large donations.
(2) A series of unique, "vintage" sports events--played in cities all over the country--in which Hall of Fame athletes will play live games using all the rules, equipment, and traditions of their sport as it played over 100 years ago. For example, legends such Cal Ripken and Nolan Ryan will put on old baggy knickers, wear old fashioned gloves, and hit the field to play 1880's baseball. 100% of the proceeds from ticket and merchandise sales, memorabilia, etc. will be donated to the Get in the Box Foundation. Baseball will be the first sport; others such as vintage golf and vintage basketball will be added over time.
"The Inaugural Legends of Baseball Vintage Showdown" is a good example of these events. Information and photographs can be found at: http://www.cvbbf.com
The GET IN THE BOX Foundation leverages the history of sports and the concept of "Legends".
Our target audience includes individuals and companies who are active and sports-minded, who wish to contribute significant dollars to efforts aimed at critical, large scale issues in children's fitness and wellness. For example: youth obesity levels are climbing rapidly; meanwhile, resources for preventing and curing obesity, such as physical education, youth sports, and parks and recreation are being eliminated and cut from municipal and school budgets. If not vigorously addressed, the problem will be a staggering burden on our country's economy and productivity in the near future.
In the interest of leveraging sports to address this problem, the Get In The Box Foundation will specifically be interacting, partnering with, and requesting donations from:
(1) High net worth individuals who are huge sports fans.
(2) Companies vested in health, fitness, wellness, etc.
(3) Professional athletes and coaches.
(4) Professional leagues (such as the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, etc.).
It is essential that our logo communicate a strong athletic, sports-focused identity. It needs to be hard-hitting and masculine, and invoke the kind of image that logos for professional teams and high profile sports tournaments (such as the U.S. Open and World Cup) stimulate. The logo needs to fuel a reaction in people that causes them to really want to jump on board and give as much as they can.
"GET IN THE BOX!" is the name of the foundation for two critical reasons:
(1) Communicate a sense of urgency! Get people involved to give money to the cause. In baseball, the phrase "get in the box" is used by players, athletes, umpires, etc. as a metaphor for getting focused, getting to work, taking on pressure, and getting the job done. This foundation is about people with wealth stepping up to the plate, NOW!
(2) Communicate the opposite of all the "think out of the box" fluff out there. Instead of having your mind the clouds, being creative, and trying to be "cute, clever, etc." it's time to take real, hard, nut and bolts responsibility for the impact we are having on the next generation. The economic downturn and mortgage crisis are largely because of financial institutions and wealthy people/companies getting too creative and bending too many rules. The Get In The Box Foundation is making the statement that it's time to stop doing all that B.S., stop being greedy, stop taking advantage of the masses to generate wealth for the elite... and start being responsible; start getting focused on the most important issues for the future health and success of our population.
KEY NOTE: The logo should communicate the exact same direct, bottom-line message/strategy as used by Matt Damon in this video clip:
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Monday, 23 May 2011
I Love the Copenhagen Marathon
I had NO idea what kind of reaction I would get. All along the course of the Copenhagen Marathon, you run through pockets of huge crowds of people. When I would approach one of these crowds, someone would announce the big pregnant woman and the crowd would erupt in cheering - for me. It was totally unreal. Throughout the race, people would hang out of windows to shout I had good style, follow me on bikes to take pictures, yell "viking baby!", offer me watermelon and give me hugs. What a response to a pregnant woman, which everyone is now telling me The Copenhagen Marathon has never seen before - at least not so far along. Well, I by no means started this phenomenon of pregnant marathoning, and of course personally regard it as a "normal" thing to do, so had NO clue it would get such a reaction and such a positive one.
And how did the race go? Well, as an experience, it could never be matched. It may be the most fun I have ever had at a race. As a race, well, I was slow and had stomach issues the entire way until the last 5km when I finally opened up and ran, baby. The one down side of everyone taking note of me was it was really hard to hide when I got sick to my stomach (five times, I think). I mentioned I had mastered the art of peeing without taking my shorts down - and that went great - but the other, well... you get the picture. :)
When you're running with the 5 hour marathoners the whole way, you experience an entirely different race. This is a very diverse group of people. And they don't stare you down wondering if who can run fastest. These people are there 1. just to complete it or 2. just to enjoy the experience. I was in the happy position to be there for both reasons. And I soaked in the street corners and parks and buildings with new, optimistic eyes. And I also suffered with those around me - 5 hours is a long time to be out there.
So was it hard to run a marathon 30 weeks pregnant? Well, after my stomach problems developed, I started getting contractions, and this was only at 18 km (not even to the half marathon) and I started wondering if finishing was realistic. But I walked a bit, drank a lot of sports drink and just took it easy. By 30 km the contractions were gone. Weird, but good. I was also lucky I had eaten and drunk a lot the two days before because I could not stomach food at all and drank only small sips at a time. But the actual running part was not hard. In fact, it was very fun. With 5km to go, I had plenty of reserve and ran a 9 min per mile pace to the end. That gave me an even split on the course and a time of 4:54. I was pleased.
Is running a marathon 30 weeks pregnant healthy? Absolutely. My body and soul tell me so. Is it healthy for YOU? Well, that depends. If you think it is healthy for you, it is. And if you are in the shape to run a mararthon, you have given your baby a very healthy environment to grow in, whether or not you actually complete one - at whatever stage of pregnancy.
Yesterday sure felt like it was all about me, but it was about 9000+ people having a magical day, sappy as that sounds. There were some truly amazing people out there, not least of all the people who get so much joy simply out of cheering others on. And then there were three women. One is my athletic club teammate and good friend, Mette, who I have mentioned numerous times. She finished in an incredible 4th place for the women in a time of 2:57. And this was on a windy day. This is a woman I should be and could be as fast as, but I'm not and never will be. What is her secret? She is focused, sticks to a plan and she eats bananas constantly. (trust me, I'm working on the banana thing: it's much easier than the other elements). Then there was Scout Bassett, who ran with a prosthetic leg. She unfortunately got such bad blisters that she had to drop, but what an inspiration. And finally, the only woman who has run every single Copenhagen Marathon, Ruth Hedegaard, turned 70 this year and decided NOT to run. Well, no one should feel they HAVE to run a marathon, but this still mad me sad. There is no reason 70 year olds should not be able to run a marathon if that is what they really want - and I don't know the whole story, but I sure hope she is back next year if that is what she wants.
What do I want? To run another marathon in 2 weeks - with my husband (who sadly had to work yesterday).
20 comments:
- Meghan said...
You're so beautiful with your preggo belly and your huge smile. Congrats!
- 23 May 2011 at 22:29
- olga said...
I think it's one of the best running experiences you shared with us - not only, mind you, because I do remember others:) Bask in your moment(s) of fame!
- 23 May 2011 at 22:34
- heather said...
What a great photo! And how cool that you got so much support during the race. Sounds like a fun day.
Um, this is not entirely relevant to your post, but in a Q&A/"no such thing as TMI" spirit, have you found a sport bra solution to the megaboob problem? Because I have major problems with that. Running for much longer than an hour is very painful - either the megaboobs are bouncing around too much, or I've got on three sports bras to control the bouncing but then it hurts because everything is all squashed together. The fact that you can run for almost five hours suggests this may not be an issue at all, but I am honestly curious how other people deal with this.
Ok, TMI Q&A officially over (sorry...) Actually I have another question - you run marathons so often, do you still get DOMS and/or need recovery time afterwards? Do you find you need more recovery time when pregnant? Or is it kind of like a regular training run?
Really done now...OMG no I'm not!!! What does "loeb baby" actually mean?
Ok good night...
- 23 May 2011 at 22:39
- heather said...
erm...regarding the megaboob question, maybe I should clarify that I am pregnant - in normal non-baby-carrying life, not even remotely an issue...
- 23 May 2011 at 22:41
- Pharmie said...
I loved this post mostly because in addition to being a very happy mama running, you seemed to let yourself just enjoy being out there and throw out some of the normal expectations you have for yourself (ie time). I'm so glad that you had such a positive reaction. You look adorable with your bump!
@ Heather - not to invade Sea Legs Girl's blog, but I LOVE the Enell bra (www.enell.com). I wore it pre-preggo, and I'm wearing it in a MUCH bigger size now. It could be too much support if you're not used to it, though. Title 9 (the women's clothing store/catelog) has a great selection of sports bras with support ratings on them. Good luck!
- 23 May 2011 at 23:46
- sea legs girl said...
Thanks for these awesome comments!!
Now onto the questions, Heather.
1. Sports bra(glad Pharmie stepped up), I've simply found that my sports bras which were slightly too big prepregnancy are the only ones I can wear comfortably, so if I were you I'd just buy a couple a size up. I have no experience with the Enell bra, but haven't had problems with my larger sports bras. It also really helped to smear myself in vaseline under the front-lower part of the bra to avoid chafing.
2. Marathon recovery- I need more sleep now after a marathon and the next day I am worthless in terms of exercise, but I start running normally again faster than usual, I'm sure because I'm not running them nearly as fast.
3. Loeb baby means "run baby"
- 24 May 2011 at 07:16
- sea legs girl said...
loeb = løb, so it's actually "løb baby"; just was writing with an American keyboard, so needed to cut an paste to write it correctly.
- 24 May 2011 at 07:18
- Kirsten said...
Great post! I've been following your blog for a while and was so happy to spot you on Sunday at the 29km mark. You were looking really great - and I was so inpsired I actually mentioned you in my own blog - hope that is OK;-) You rock! http://kirstenejlskov.wordpress.com/2011/05/22/from-the-sidelines-copenhagen-marathon/
- 24 May 2011 at 08:40
- heather said...
Thanks Pharmie and sealegsgirl for the recommendations. I bought a bigger bra from Triumph but it doesn't do the job. Will see if Enell is available in Deutschland!
Also, I agree with Pharmie, it is actually very relaxing to throw your normal time standards and self-pressure out the window when pregnant, and just run by feel. I've even started gallowaying some of my longer runs, especially on days when I feel heavy bordering on bovine.
- 24 May 2011 at 11:19
- sea legs girl said...
Kirsten, I heard you shout "Hej Sea Legs Girl!" Thank you! Thanks for the link to your blog, too.
- 25 May 2011 at 08:16
- Kirsten said...
This was so awsome!!! Well done Girl! Great to hear about! I was running a 10 K for women only on Sunday, and there was one really pregnant woman - made me think about you.
You still haven't told the secret about peeing with shorts, is that the way Paula Radcliff did it: squatting on the ground, removing the shorts with her fingers from one leg and then let go? And do you need very short shorts or is it possible with the ones that are until the middle of your thigh?
And about the bra: I use a regular sports bra with hooks in the front and on top of that I use a Nike sportsbra without the hooks, the one you pull over the head. Then there is no bouncing and no men getting neck injuries while I run....
- 25 May 2011 at 08:33
Thank God Kirsten asked about the peeing trick. I'm really curious too...
Mentioned it to my hubby and he was also intrigued yet mystified :-)
- 25 May 2011 at 09:21
- sea legs girl said...
OK - the peeing trick. Find loose shorts or a skirt that have a bundy. Crouch down and pull the bundy to one side (of the crotch, that is :)) and far over to the side so that no fabric gets wet. Then just pee with legs far enough apart that you don't spray them. :). I had a skirt on at the Copenhagen Marathon with a bundy, but loose running shorts with a bundy have also worked for me, that way the fabric drapes over the things that you want to cover. Make sense?
- 25 May 2011 at 17:31
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- 25 May 2011 at 17:32
- olga said...
Re: peeing. This trick as as old as women running, first one to be learnt once running distance (even if not pregnant). Works just fine for bike shorts too. I remember being recommended practising in the bathtub when first started (10 years ago) to not spray the legs. Honestly, there will be time you get wet, but since we stink so much at the end of a marathon (or more) anyway, who cares. For the most part, it's not that difficult.
- 25 May 2011 at 18:42
strangely enough I found your blog while searching for something that had nothing to do with running or pregnancy but I'm glad I stumbled upon it. my boyfriend and I saw you on sunday and we both thought it was awesome that you were running a marathon while pregnant. :)
I've been thinking about running a marathon for a while but I've been being a wuss about it but seeing you out there made me realize I have no real good excuse not to just go for it. you're definitely in much better running shape than I am but if you can do it while pregnant, then I need to quit being a wuss:)
- 27 May 2011 at 13:34
You look absolutely beautiful. With the big belly and the writing and your smile. :-)
I think it's wonderful that you continue to run during the pregnancy. There's often a tendency to wrap pregnant women (yeah who else? :-) up in silk and paper because they're soooo vunerable.
So good for you and good for your baby too...
I'll be cheering you along.
- 28 May 2011 at 09:53
Hi Tracy. Great picture. I looked for you, while I was cheering the runners, but missed you. One guy beside me told me about a pragnant woman with 'Løb baby' on the belly, and I smiled and just knew it had to be you.
- 28 May 2011 at 11:30
- sea legs girl said...
Olga- bike shorts?! How exactly????
Jen- I am just so touched you took the time to comment. Thank you so much for the words of support! I really hope you DO decide to run a marathon. It is of course a lot of work at the beginning to start training, but once running starts to make you happy, it is SO worth it!
Kimbiakat - couldn't agree more :). Thanks for stopping by to comment!
Helle- I miss you, woman and wish I would have seen you. Thanks for watching for me. Surprising that you DIDN'T see me since I think I was about twice as big as anyone else running :).
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USA men collect World Championship spot
Colorado Springs, United States, May 18, 2014 – The United States earned a berth to the 2014 FIVB World Championship by sweeping Guatemala 3-0 (25-18, 25-22, 25-15) in the Men's NORCECA World Championship Qualification Tournament Third Round Pool O that concluded Sunday evening at the US Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Guatemala will compete in the final round of NORCECA World Championship, joining the three second-place finishers in other pools to determine NORCECA's fifth and final team in the 24-country FIVB World Championship.
David Lee sparked the U.S. with 11 points, including four blocks. Carson Clark matched his total with 11 points in victory. Andy Leonardo led Guatemala with 10 points.
The U.S. held a 5-2 advantage in blocks and a 36-24 margin in kills. Both teams notched six aces in the match.
The Americans did not lose a set in the qualification tournament, yielding an average of just 11.67 points per set during pool play.
In the bronze medal match, St. Lucia defeated Haiti 3-2 (15-25, 25-23, 18-25, 25-21, 15-12).
Joseph Clercent sparked St. Lucia's comeback with 21 points and Julian Bissette added 20 points. Volvick Dupuy tallied 16 points to lead Haiti. Teammate Ralph Adolph scored 13.
United States Captain Sean Rooney: "In the finals you have to expect that a team not only will play their best against us but also will be more aggressive than last time. Last time we beat them pretty handily. Their only choice is to step up their game from the service line and be more aggressive in attack and that's what they did. For us, we had to turn it on right away in order to compete and beat them the way we wanted to."
United States Head Coach Sean Speraw: "It was probably a little tougher than we expected. In retrospect, maybe we should have. Teams are going to come in with nothing to lose and swing as hard as they can. Guatemala played great and we should give them a lot of credit. They came in with a lot of enthusiasm. They made a lot of great plays. They did some different things that we didn't see in the first match. We didn't play our best volleyball but we got the win so off to World Champs we go."
Guatemala Head Coach Alvinzi Pelaez: "I am really happy. We really gave everyone a good show against the USA. We know the final score was 3-0, but it was a hard-fought 3-0 match. We always fight to the bitter end in each set. This match, and this tournament as a whole, will help develop our team better to be the best in our region. We are ready for the next tournament."


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The Hague Transavia Grand Slam | 15 - 20 July 2014
The Hague, The Netherlands, July 16, 2014 - Up until last week, the Beach Volleyball "life" for Katrin Holtwick and Ilka Semmler was an emotional roller coaster as the London 2012 Olympians struggled to find their rhythm on the sand.
But their Beach Volleyball "life" changed drastically this past Sunday in the Swiss Alps village of Gstaad where the German girls captured a FIVB World Tour gold medal for the second time in their international careers to "end weeks of frustration," said Semmler.
"Physically, we were fine," said Semmler after her team's 2-0 win (21-15 and 21-17) over 25th-seeded Tatyana Mashkova and Irina Tsimbalova of Kazakhstan in 33 minutes in an opening women's pool play match on Scheveningen beach in the US$1-million Transavia Grand Slam presented by Bas Van de Goor Foundation.
"Mentally, we were not in the game," the 28-year old Semmler added. "We fought with ourselves. We fought to execute the basic skills of the sport. We were playing hard, but just couldn't gain a consistent focus with our game."
Last week did not start well for Holtwick and Semmler as they advanced from the Gstaad pool play with a 1-2 mark. But, "life" changed on the weekend for the Germans as they won their last five matches highlighted by 2-0 (24-22 and 21-16) win over compatriots Karla Borger and Britta Buthe in the gold medal match. It was the first-ever women's FIVB World Tour gold medal match between two German teams.
"It was great to win the gold medal, especially a Grand Slam gold medal," Semmler added. "But, we really did not like defeating our friends and training partner. Happy on one hand, sad on the other. But we needed to play good and finish well in Gstaad."
Holtwick and Semmler started the season by posting a Grand Slam 17th in Shanghai before claiming an "Open" silver medal in Prague. Then, the Germans sank to back-to-back 25ths at the Moscow and Berlin Grand Slam. Prior to Switzerland, Holtwick and Semmler regained "some confidence" by placing ninth in the Stavanger Grand Slam.
"Prior to last week, we lacked confidence on the court," Semmler offered. "If you don't have confidence in your game, your partner and your abilities, you will struggle. The mental focus is so important since there are a lot of great players and teams on the world tour. Every match is tough and you really need to be focused."
Semmler and the rest of the international Beach Volleyball players competing on the Scheveningen "loved the weather conditions Wednesday. What a great day to be playing. It is a beautiful site and court set up is tremendous. Hopefully, we'll be playing more matches here on the weekend."
The eighth-seeded Holtwick and Semmler play two more pool play matches starting with a Wednesday afternoon meeting with 24th-seeded Monika Brzostek and Kinga Kolosinska of Poland and an early Thursday afternoon match with ninth-seeded Fan Wang and Yuan Yue of China. The top three teams advance to Friday's opening elimination rounds with the top tandem in the group earning a first-round "bye".
The 10th event on the women's international circuit, Transavia Grand Slam concludes with the medal matches Sunday as the final two teams in both gender's competition with be competing for the gold medals and a share of the $70,000 first-place prize for each winning team. In addition to competition at The Hague Beach Stadium, men's and women's pool play matches are also being played in Amsterdam and Apeldoorn on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Holtwick & Semmler Seek Validation
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Three-set matches highlight Transavia Grand Slam men's quarterfinals
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Chilean Cousins Claim Big Payday
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Americans Doherty & Lucena Tandems Earn Transavia Grand Slam Break-through
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Unexpected Tandems Earn Transavia Grand Slam Second Round Berths
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Brazilian Women Dominating Transavia Grand Slam
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European Champions Van Iersel and Meppelink disappoint after loss on home sand
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Elimination Rounds Highlight Friday's Transavia Grand Slam Schedule
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Elimination Rounds Highlight Friday's Transavia Grand Slam Schedule
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Latvians Erase Swiss Memories
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American Olympic Medalists Led Transavia Grand Slam Pool Winners
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Travelling Aussies happy on the road
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Dalhausser and Rosenthal on the hunt for a 'turkey' in The Hague
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Beach volleyball gives Apeldoorn a big buzz
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FIVB World Champions Seek Transavia Grand Slam Success
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US and Australian pairs unbeaten in Amsterdam
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Swiss Tanja's pool winners after only one day in Apeldoorn
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Upsets Highlight Transavia Grand Slam Men's Pool Play Matches
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Sand suits Canadian Pavan
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Nummerdor: next year's World Championships are going to surpass everything
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Double or nothing for Bruno
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Germany's Ludwig and Sude making the most of a temporary partnership
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Just like old times
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Upsets Highlight Transavia Grand Slam Men's Qualification Tournament
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Larissa "Is Back"
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Double Dutch delight
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Three cities for The Hague Transavia Grand Slam
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Tight right lat muscle forces Cueto to exit start
ARLINGTON -- It's a scene that's become painfully familiar for the Reds, only more frustrating each time it happens.
An injury has interrupted for the third time the season of Reds ace Johnny Cueto, who exited his start against the Rangers on Friday in the second inning with tightness in his right lat muscle.View Full Game Coverage
ARLINGTON -- It's a scene that's become painfully familiar for the Reds, only more frustrating each time it happens.
An injury has interrupted for the third time the season of Reds ace Johnny Cueto, who exited his start against the Rangers on Friday in the second inning with tightness in his right lat muscle.View Full Game Coverage
"It was the same thing," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "We're going to send him back to see the doctor [in Cincinnati]. We'll have to contemplate whatever the roster move is. We'll tell you about it [Saturday]."
In the bottom of the second inning while trailing by a 1-0 score, Cueto could be seen grimacing as he threw a 1-2 pitch to Mitch Moreland that was fouled off.
"I knew that I was feeling bad," Cueto said via translator Tomas Vera.
Cueto was visited at the mound by head trainer Paul Lessard and Baker and immediately walked to the dugout in clear dismay.
Problems actually started in the first inning, when Cueto first felt tight. He allowed a two-out broken bat RBI single to Adrian Beltre to fall into a 1-0 deficit.
"I talked to Bryan [Price, the pitching coach] after I came in for the first inning and said 'I don't feel good, I feel something,'" Cueto said. "He said, 'Let's talk to Dusty.' I said to them I want to keep going and I want to try and see if this goes away."
There were thoughts of shutting down Cueto right then and there.
"He said it was OK. The doctor said he thought it would loosen up, but I guess it didn't," Baker said.
Left-hander Tony Cingrani replaced Cueto in emergency relief and pitched four innings as the Reds went on to lose, 4-0.
Both times when Cueto was placed on the disabled list this season, he was replaced in the rotation by Cingrani.
Cueto was out from April 15-May 20 with a strained right lat muscle. After exiting early from a start at Pittsburgh, he was back on the DL with a similar injury -- a strained right shoulder -- from June 5-16. Friday marked his third start back.
"I don't know how to explain to you what's happening," Cueto said. "I just want to keep working. This is the third time happening. I want to keep working and I will make sure I work until I don't feel anything, absolute nothing. I pray to God that this goes away."
The spate of Cueto injury issues began in October, when he suffered a strained right oblique eight pitches into his Game 1 start vs. the Giants in the National League Division Series.
Cueto has a twisting motion in his delivery where he turns his back to the hitter. He did not believe it was the cause of his injuries this season.
"I don't think mechanics have to do with this," Cueto said. "The pitching coach told me my mechanics are good. If I hurt with my mechanics, it would be in the oblique area."
This setback for Cueto comes at a time when the Reds could use a break. They have lost six of their last seven games.
Cueto is 4-2 with a 3.33 ERA in nine starts. In his previous start a week ago at Arizona, he allowed a season-high seven earned runs and tied a career high with 11 hits in only 4 1/3 innings.
"It is discouraging for him, and us," Baker said. "We'll just have to go back to the drawing board."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon.


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Torii Hunter collected four hits and two RBI as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Washington Nationals, 12-6, on Friday.
Nick Castellanos had three hits and drove in two runs, while Victor Martinez and Austin Jackson also brought in two runners for the Tigers, who strafed Washington pitchers for 22 hits.
Starter Rick Porcello surrendered five runs on seven hits in four-plus innings, but still earned the win.
Tyler Moore and Scott Hairston homered for the Nationals. Taylor Jordan was tagged for four runs on seven hits over three innings.


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Before we could even reach the field where the concert was to be held, crowds of people adorned with dreads, brightly colored wraps, beads and different country flags (i.e., Jamaica, Belize) began to gather with anticipation upon their face. This is when I knew that Wi gwaan hav a bashment time (we were going to have a good time) on day 2, Reggae Day, of the 21st Annual UCLA JazzReggae Festival. Being the somewhat unofficial representative for Brasil (I had on my Brasil colors), I couldn't wait to experience what Mario Chacon, my trusty sidekick, had proclaimed as one the best outdoor Reggae concerts to hit the city of Los Angeles. Now, I have to admit that I am a bit unfamiliar with Reggae and Dancehall music, so I leaned heavily on the knowledge of Mr. Chacon throughout the day (Thank You).
Some of the early headliners included Ms. Triniti, Mr. Peppa and General Degree. All of which I had the opportunity to chat with about their performances and future plans.
Ms. Triniti who split her time growing up in the UK and Caribbean has now made Los Angeles her home and is quickly staking a claim in the city of stars and cars. With performances along side artists like Sean Paul and Cham, Triniti knows how to get around. Her solo performance consisted of upbeat songs and choreographed dances that got the crowd going. Although this was her first time performing at the festival, Triniti handle it like a pro and stated that she felt very good about the performance and the crowd. Additional information on the soft-spoken songstress can be obtained by logging onto her Website: www.trinitiswebsite.com.
After nearly 9 years of professional recording, Arael Jahzeal Walters, a.k.a Mr. Peppa, knows a thing or two about the business. Just how a little 'peppa' can kick up the flavor in your food, Mr. Peppa added a whole lot of flavor to the music industry. Some of his signature tunes, 'Baby Dem, 'You So Proud', and 'All You Need To Know', which featured Christopher for BYG Family Musik, have been making headways here in the U.S. and abroad. Currently, he is working on his album in Jamaica under the label Natural Bridge Records. Although he doesn't have a set date as to when the album is going to drop, I am sure fans will be constantly on the lookout to find out what he has going on. If you need a fix of Mr. Peppa before his album drops, you can catch him in New York at the JamRock Reggae festival with Shaggy. Can't make it to New York? Catch him on his MySpace at www.myspace.com/mrpeppamusic.
To close out the festival, we had performances from major heavy hitters like Cham, a.k.a Baby Cham, and Luciano. Although I didn't gain the opportunity to speak with Luciano, I was grateful for the opportunity to interview Cham. I have to start off by saying that Cham is one of the nicest and most charismatic artists that I have come across. He took time to speak with his fans and didn't tire of the numerous requests to take pictures. During his performance, he kept it real with his fans by performing some of his traditional Dancehall hits. Ms. Triniti even made it back out on the stage to perform a duet with the critically acclaimed Dancehall artist. When asked how important it is to keep to the roots of Dancehall, Cham simply states that you can't deviate from what made you who you are and Dancehall is what made him. He is sticking to that for his 2nd album, which he is working on right now with legendary producer Dave 'The Stranger' Kelly. The single from the currently untitled album will be dropping sometime this Summer, so fans should definitely be on the lookout. And just look at the collaborators -Carl Thomas, T-Pain, Mya and Rick Ross to name a few Nice! I can't wait Baby Cham!
As always, many celebrities came out to savor the food and music. One of these celebrities included rap artist and actor Lil' Zane. Lil' Zane had a string of hits as a teen rap protege in 2000 and since then has been making the transition over to adult actor and rap star. He has appeared in films such as Dr. Doolittle 2 and Finding Forrester, but the best is yet to come for this hardworker. Currently, Zane is working on an interactive Web/TV show for NBC to air in July 2007, a couple different movies one titled Diary of a Champion and he is always working on his music. Despite a busy schedule, Zane took time out of his busy schedule to come enjoy Reggae Day at the festival. He was amp'd to hear the music of Cham and enjoy a bit of jerk chicken.
All in all, I truly had a great time at the festival and I can't wait for next year. I can see this becoming a Memorial Day tradition form here on out! I have to give a special thanks to Justin Mikita for coordinating the media efforts for this event!
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Plastic surgery is not a modern phenomenon. It started over 400 years ago with a spate of botched nose jobs, so badly engineered that the nose would fall off if the wind blew too hard! Since then, surgeons have been entranced with the idea that not only could they fix the body, but now they could even fix our sense of self-esteem. From DIY face-lifts to heroic wartime reconstructive surgery, Michael Mosely undergoes 16th-century bondage and 21st-century botox in his journey to trace the bizarre history of plastic surgery.


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Answering a complaint there were no humans in his landscapes, Ansel Adams observed, "There are always two people: the photographer and the viewer.''
Answering a complaint there were no humans in his landscapes, Ansel Adams observed, "There are always two people: the photographer and the viewer.''
At the renamed Danforth Art museum, three photographers use very different techniques to capture such distinct aspects of the landscape a viewer might wonder how many places they visited.
For the record, Neal Rantoul, Aaron Siskind and Abelardo Morell, whose work is displayed in simultaneous exhibits, photographed wheat fields in Washington, volcanic lava in Hawaii and ferns in Micronesia.
Viewers might think of them as tour guides whose varied approaches will teach them to examine nature with fresh eyes.
Jessica Roscio, the Danforth's assistant curator, organized the Rantoul and Siskind exhibits while Executive Director Katherine French organized the Morell show.
Looking at their exhibits in turn, visitors might imagine they're accompanying a balloonist, a geologist and a botanist on their vacations.
Rantoul is exhibiting 16 aerial photographs over Pullman, Washington, in a show titled "Wheat, Washington, 2009-2012.''
Since the mid-1990s he's been visiting the area in southeastern Washington and, after renting an airplane, photographing the changing landscape below in bright color images.
Roscio pointed out Rantoul's aerial landscapes don't include a horizon line but, instead, capture the convergence of natural features and human "intrusions'' as unseen farmers harvest the wheat crop.
Shot from above, the wheat fields mostly merge with the natural landscape even when plow trails and roads are visible. From that height, the manicured fields appear harmonious. To a degree, visitors can follow the changing seasons as resplendent green fields turn yellowish.
While preparing the Rantoul show, Roscio organized the companion exhibit, "Aaron Siskind: Volcano,'' from a series of ten black-and-white photos in the Danforth's permanent collection.
Born in 1903, Siskind was a member of the influential New York Photo League who focused on architectural and natural details throughout much of his career.
Traveling in Hawaii in 1980, he shot photos of a lava flow in such extreme close-up its corrugated surface resembles the craters and mountains of the moon.
While he taught Rantoul as a graduate student at Rhode Island School of Design, Siskind took an opposite approach to his student's panoramic aerial images by shooting a bug's eye view of lava that looks like it might be still boiling with subterranean fury.
Roscio recalled some visitors asked if the vaguely human-shaped mounds of lava were photos of people buried in the famous volcanic eruption in Pompeii, Italy.
For his exhibit, "Abelardo Morell: The Island of Rota,'' the Cuba-born photographer traveled to the tiny Micronesian island to use an early 19th century technique to create lovely, delicate images of flora.
Morell earned degrees from Bowdoin College and Yale University and was a professor of photography at Massachusetts College of Art until 2009.
He used a technique known as cliché verres – French for "glass picture'' – to illustrate a book titled "The Island of Rota'' which included text by neurologist and writer Oliver Sacks on the island's natural history.
To make these haunting images, he covered glass plates with layers of ink on which he placed cuttings of ferns from Rota. He then digitally scanned and printed the images that reveal the precise floral forms often captured in fossils.
Adams once called landscape photography "the supreme test of a photographer – and often the supreme disappointment.''
Expressing their individual visions, Rantoul, Siskind and Morell passed Adams' test with flying colors.
Photo exhibits by Neal Rantoul, Aaron Siskind and Abelardo Morrel
WHEN: Through May 24
WHERE: Danforth Art
INFO: 508-620-0050; www.danforthart.org


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Let's get something clear here for a moment: Despite being tied for the division lead at 5-3, the New England Patriots are still probably going to make the playoffs. Four of their last five games are against teams with losing records (including the winless Colts in the most-flexworthy Sunday Night game ever), and they still excel at beating up on hapless opponents. That's nine wins, right there, at the least. In a down year for the AFC, ten wins will likely get you a wild card spot, if not the AFC East crown.
But yesterday's game against the Giants served as graphic evidence that even if the Patriots make the playoffs, they probably aren't good enough to make the Super Bowl. Why not? Four things:
1. THE DEFENSE. You already knew the defense was lousy. But Tom Brady and Wes Welker were so prolific in the first quarter of the season that the horrid yardage totals opponents piled up against New England seemed irrelevant. Now that Brady and Welker have both leveled off, there's nowhere near as much room for error. You can't just say those passing totals are the result of teams trying to play catch-up with the Pats anymore. Teams are passing all over them regardless of situation, and the pass rush is nonexistent.
2. THE OFFENSIVE LINE. Brady was sacked twice yesterday, but that doesn't begin to tell the story of his day in the pocket. Brady was harassed into turning the ball over three times, and the pressure got so bad that New England eventually resorted to rolling Brady out to escape the rush. Tom Brady NEVER rolls out. The Giants were able to harass Brady using only four down linemen, just as they did back in the 2007 Super Bowl. And when you can pressure Brady like that, he isn't quite the quick-thinking dynamo he usually is. Speaking of which...
3. BRADY. For three quarters yesterday, Brady played as badly as I've ever seen him play. Not only that, he uncharacteristically lost his cool a few times, slamming down his water cup and all that fun stuff you do when you're REAL MAD. Usually, Brady brushes off mistakes and goes and pets his goat. This time, he seemed genuinely frustrated with himself. It hearkened back to his play against the Jets in the playoffs last season, when he was mysteriously tentative. Maybe something's distracting him. I think he hates his new haircut.
4. THE WIDEOUTS. After Welker, there's not a whole lot to be afraid of. Chad Ochocinco was utterly useless out there yesterday, so much so that it's a wonder he hasn't been cut yet. And despite being a savior last season, Deion Branch has faded in 2011. On Brady's final drive to the end zone yesterday, he went to tight end Rob Gronkowski three straight times. There's no wideout to run a fade pattern to. There's no one left if Welker gets triple covered. It's an issue.
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My Playoff Predictions 2008!
Nobody asked me but I write a hockey blog and I'd be odd-man out if I didn't post my ill-informed predictions for the 2008 Stanley Cup playoffs. So prepare yourselves. By no means am I any sort of authority on analysis of the league (I only know my Lightning) so take it for what it is. And what can I say? I love the playoffs!
Without any reasonable explanation or rationale whatsoever, my picks are as follows.
Montreal vs Boston
Canadiens in 4; Come on, you've seen their regular season record right?
Pittsburgh vs Ottawa
Penguins in 5; The Sens get one win, if that. Damn Pens are just too strong.
Washington vs Philadelphia
Capitals in 6; The Flyers were the worst team a year ago by a lot. Strides? Yes. But not leaps and bounds.
New Jersey vs NY Rangers
Rangers in 7; Tough one but I envision a long series with a tired Brodeur at the end.
Detroit vs Nashville
Red Wings in 5; You don't barely make the playoffs then knock out a club with 54 regular season wins.
San Jose vs Calgary
Sharks in 6; The Sharks will win the Cup.
Minnesota vs Colorado
Avalanche in 6; Just a gut call. No evidence to back it up.
Anaheim vs Dallas
Stars in 7; Champion schmampion.
Montreal vs NY Rangers
Canadiens in 6; The Rangers will fall apart after the first round.
Pittsburgh vs Washington
Penguins in 5; The series of the year featuring Sid versus Ovie but I give it to Crosby and his cohorts.
Detroit vs Colorado
Red Wings in 6; I love it any time these two get together. Wings are powerful, though.
San Jose vs Dallas
Sharks in 4; The Sharks will run away with it.
Montreal vs Pittsburgh
Penguins in 7; Kind of cliché to go with Nos. 1 and 2 but I have no choice.
Detroit vs San Jose
Sharks in 5; Risky bet but there's a history of upset here.
San Jose vs Pittsburgh
Sharks in 7; It'll be a hard-fought battle to the bitter end but my money's on them this postseason. But I admit the triangle theme is weird.
So there it is. Oh and don't bother emailing or commenting to say how wrong or stupid I am. I already know it.
Feel free to add your predictions below in the comments. I'm considering posting polls for each series to see what the majority are predicting. If this is something you guys are interested in, let me know. Playoffs start tomorrow. Get excited!


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Popular Science (that's PopSci to you cool kids) just released their 23rd annual Best of What's New awards. Inside are just two video game gadgets and a bit of a backhand for the Wii and Xbox 360.
The magazine's awards go to 100 innovations that, according to PopSci, "indicate where technology is headed in the future."
While the Computing section of the awards are devoted to displays, laptops and Photoshop, yes Photoshop, the Home Entertainment category has some game.
Making the list: The recently released OnLive and Sony's Playstation Move.
OnLive gets the nod because of it's ability to deliver high-end computer games without the need for high-end computers, all over a broadband connection.
The Move? PopSci calls the Move controller the "first motion-capture game system accurate enough to attract the hardcore gamers who consider the Wii and Microsoft Kinect to be kids' stuff." Yikes, those are fighting words. I wonder if PopSci knows what they've gotten themselves into.
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Writer George Mastras has been with "Breaking Bad" since the beginning when the AMC series, as he puts it, was the "little meth show that could."
So it's particularly satisfying for Mastras, now a producer on the show as well, to win his first Emmy nomination for an episode he both wrote and directed.
The episode, "Dead Freight," aired last year during the first half of the series' farewell season. In it, we see Walt (Bryan Cranston), Jesse (Aaron Paul), Mike (Jonathan Banks) and the other members of their crew plan the ultimate heist, pulling off the intricate feat of robbing a train of its methylamine payload and getting away undetected.
"It's not a robbery in the classic sense of a western where you go in with guns blazing and rob the bank," Mastras says. "That said, I was still like a kid in a candy store. I don't know about you, but I loved playing with trains when I was a kid. So the idea of doing a train heist was a treat."
But this being "Breaking Bad," the robbery has repercussions. Early in the episode, there's a teaser of a kid riding a dirt bike through the desert. Then comes the heist itself, which is incredibly complicated, with many moments of jeopardy and suspense and then, ultimately, jubilation as the characters pull it off. Only then do we again see the kid on the dirt bike who, as a witness to the crime, must be eliminated. (At least in the eyes of Todd, who draws a gun and shoots the boy.)
"The murder is the essence of the episode," Mastras says. "You think you're in 'Butch and Sundance,' rooting for these guys to get away with it. And then, as they're celebrating, you pull the rug out from beneath the audience, and it's back to 'Breaking Bad.' This is what the show is about. It challenges you: 'Why are you rooting for these very bad people?' We always have consequences to the crimes and violence. No one gets away clean."
Which would seem to indicate that the show's final run of episodes (there are six left, including tonight's) will feature a freight train's worth of fallout for all the primary characters.
Mastras chuckles upon hearing that prediction.
"Huh. [Pause.] Maybe. You never know," he says. "It could be Woody Allen and 'Crimes and Misdemeanors' where the big takeaway at the end is: 'There's no consequences!' Wouldn't that be something?"
No, George Mastras. We fell for your misdirection the first time on "Dead Freight." You're not fooling us again.


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PARK SLOPE — Department of Education officials are expected to unveil new rezoning proposals for Park Slope's P.S. 321 and P.S. 39 at a public meeting Tuesday night, according to a source familiar with the matter.
The new round of zoning maps will mark the latest chapter in a controversial rezoning plan that would affect popular P.S. 321 on Seventh Avenue and First Street, as well as P.S. 107, P.S. 39 and P.S. 10.
The plan, which would take effect in 2013, has been met with outrage by some families, who say overcrowded P.S. 321 is full of students who live far from the school's zone but are allowed to attend the highly-regarded establishment under DOE policy.
Others say the rezoning will shave hundreds of thousands of dollars off their property values.
The newest proposal will suggest new zones for P.S. 321 and P.S. 39, but the proposed zones for P.S. 10 and P.S. 107 would remain as they were presented at a public meeting in October, the source said.
Under the new plan, the blocks from Seventh Avenue to Prospect Park West between Fourth and Fifth streets would be restored to the proposed zone for P.S. 321.
P.S. 321's proposed zone would lose the blocks west of Fifth Avenue, between President and First Street, the source said. That area would become part of the zone for a new elementary school that will be housed in the former St. Thomas Aquinas school building on Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street.
The P.S. 39 zone would remain unchanged from its current boundaries, according to the source. Families at P.S. 39 have launched a petition and Facebook page to protest the proposed rezoning, which would have eliminated four blocks west of Fifth Avenue and added two blocks between Fifth and Fourth streets, Seventh Avenue and Prospect Park West.
The rezoning proposal for all four schools must be approved by the District 15 Community Education Council. The CEC is expected to vote on the proposal on Nov. 28, CEC president Jim Devor said.
The Tuesday night meeting about the rezoning will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the John Jay Educational Campus, 237 Seventh Ave.


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I am attempting to solve the recurrence relation $A_n=n!+\sum_{i=1}^n{n\choose i}A_{n-i}$ with the initial condition $A_0=1$. By "solving" I mean finding an efficient way of computing $A_n$ for general $n$ in complexity better than $O(n^2)$.
I tried using the identity $\dbinom{n+1}i=\dbinom{n}{i-1}+\dbinom{n}i$ but I still ended up with a sum over all previous $n$'s.
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DeSean Jackson has some company on the Philadelphia Eagles' trade block.
NFL Media Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday that the Eagles have made it known that Pro Bowl guard Evan Mathis is available via trade, per a source informed of the situation. Rapoport adds that Mathis has been placed on the trade block due to his high salary of $5.15 million due in 2014, and the 32-year-old is seeking a new deal after a stellar campaign last season.
At the NFL Annual Meeting in Orlando, Fla., coach Chip Kelly said he hasn't talked to Mathis yet, per the The Philadelphia Inquirer. Rapoport reported that Kelly says he's not worried about Mathis, calling the All-Pro a "lunch-pail guy."
With Mathis joining Jackson, another Pro Bowl player, on Philadelphia's trade block, it seems to be a transition period for the Eagles' offense.
So far this offseason the NFC East champions lost Week 1 starter Michael Vick to the New York Jets in free agency, acquired the speedy Darren Sproles for a fifth-round draft pick and have their sights set on former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez. The Eagles did manage to hold onto receivers Jeremy Maclin and Riley Cooper.
Drafted in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft, Mathis has started all 16 games the past two seasons for the Eagles.
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Gas day start times
Hub Gas day start time, T (AEST) Sydney and Adelaide 06:30 Brisbane 08:00
The day before
The day before the gas day (D-1), pipeline operators submit capacities for supplying the hub. Trading Participants place bids to buy gas and offers to sell gas by T+5.5 hrs.
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Penn State beats IU on Frazier's late shot
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) – Tim Frazier scored on a driving layup with 6.1 seconds to go Wednesday night, capping a remarkable rally to give Penn State a 66-65 victory at Indiana.
Frazier finished with 14 points as the Nittany Lions (13-12, 4-8 Big Ten) ended a two-game losing streak and defeated Indiana for the first time since March 2011.
Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell led the Hoosiers with 16 points. Will Sheehey added 12.
Indiana led 64-53 with 3:19 to go, but on a night Indiana (14-10, 4-7) committed 20 turnovers and struggled to inbound the ball late, Penn State closed the game on a 13-1 run.
Twice in the final 15 seconds, Penn State stole inbound passes with a chance to tie the score or take the lead. The first one slipped away when Ross Travis missed 1 of 2 free throws, but Frazier bailed him out with the layup that gave Penn State its only lead of the game.
Ferrell missed a 17-footer in the closing seconds for Indiana.
The big collapse came with former Colts coach Tony Dungy and his wife, Lauren, seated in the front row. They came to town to sign their new book "Uncommon Marriage."
What they – and everyone else saw – at Assembly Hall sure was a stunning turnaround.
Indiana appeared to take charge late in the first half when it scored seven straight points and went into halftime with a 36-30 lead.
In the second half, the Hoosiers cranked up the intensity and started pulling away. They used a 6-2 run to extend the lead to 47-36 on Stanford Robinson's runner and when Ferrell knocked down a 3-pointer with 11:21 left, the Hoosiers had their biggest lead of the night at 54-41.
Instead of going away, the gritty Nittany Lions answered with a 10-2 run that got them within 56-51. And after Ferrell helped Indiana rebuild an 11-point lead, Penn State came right back again.
Brandon Taylor's short jumper with 1:06 to go cut the deficit to 65-63. Penn State had a chance to tie it or win it with 16.8 seconds left when John Johnson drove in for a layup – only to be called for a charge.
Penn State didn't fret. Frazier came up with a steal right in front of the Penn State bench before the ball wound up in Travis' hands. And then after the made free throw, D.J. Newbill picked off the inbound pass at midcourt and called timeout to set up Frazier's layup.


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Weak Quarter Raises Fears Europe's Recovery Has Faltered as Tensions With Russia Add New Challenges
FRANKFURT—The euro-zone economy stalled in the second quarter, raising the ugly prospect that the region's meager recovery has lost momentum just as it faces fresh headwinds from Russia and Ukraine.
Germany's economy, long Europe's growth engine, shrank for the first time in more than a year, a development economists largely attributed to a mild winter that boosted activity in the first quarter at the expense of the second. The bigger concerns, they say, are France and Italy, where respectable rates of growth aren't even...