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The Phils win their second straight series as newcomer Williams pitches his third straight quality start as the Phils defeat the Cards, 7-1.
New Phils' starter Jerome Williams pitched his third straight quality start as the Phils defeat the Cards, 7-1.
The Phils took the lead in the bottom of the first as, with a man on second, and with one man out, Chase Utley hits an RBI single, knocking in Ben Revere, who had started the inning off with a walk, then moved up to second base on pitcher Justin Masterson's wild pitch, giving the Phils a 1-0 lead. The Phils increased their lead in the bottom of the second as, with runners on the corners, and with one man out, Jerome Williams helped his own cause by hitting a safety squeeze sacrifice bunt, scoring Dom Brown, who had started the inning off with a single, then moved up to third base on Cody Asche's single, giving the Phils a 2-0 lead, while moving up to second Asche, who had just singled. The Phils then took a 3-0 lead as Revere hits an RBI single, knocking in Asche. The Phils added to their lead in the bottom of the third as, with runners on second and third, and with two men out, Ryan Howard, who had earlier walked, then stopped at third base on Grady Sizeman's double, scored on pitcher Masterson's wild pitch, his second of the afternoon, giving the Phils a 4-0 lead, while Sizemore, who had earlier doubled, would move up to third base. The Phils then made it a 5-0 lead as Wil Nieves hits an RBI single, scoring Sizemore. The Cards got on the scoreboard in the top of the fourth as, with two men on, and with one man out, Oscar Taveras hits an RBI single, knocking in Jhonny Peralta, who had earlier doubled, making it a 5-1 Phils' lead, while sending Jon Jay, who had just walked, up to second base. The Phils made it a 7-1 lead in the bottom of the seventh as, with one man on, and with one man out, Jimmy Rollins hits a two-run home run, his sixteenth home run of the season. That would end up being the final score as Justin De Fratus threw a scoreless ninth, getting Shane Robinson to fly out to right for the game's final out.
Jerome Williams (4-5. 5.42) got the win as he threw eight strong innings, giving up a run on five hits and three walks, while striking out five. Justin De Fratus threw a scoreless inning, giving up a hit. Justin Masterson (6-8, 5.88) took the lost as he went just three innings, giving up five runs on six hits, two walks and two wild pitches, while striking out three. Nick Greenwood pitched three and a third innings, giving up two runs on two hits, while striking out two. Randy Choate pitched two-thirds of an inning, getting out both batter whom he would face. Carlos Martinez threw a 1-2-3 inning, striking out a batter.
The Phils had eight hits in the game with Ben Revere (RBI) leading the team with two hits, both singles. Jimmy Rollins (Home Run, 2 RBIs), Chase Utley (Single, RBI), Grady Sizemore (Double), Dom Brown (Single), Wil Nieves (Single, RBI) and Cody Asche (Single) had the other six Phils' hits. Jerome Williams had the Phil's final RBI, while their last run came in on a wild pitch. The Phils' offense also had two walks (Revere, Ryan Howard), a stolen base (Revere (38)) and a sacrifice bunt (Williams) in the game, while the defense committed an error (Asche (14)) and performed a double play.
The Phils (58-72, 5th) will start a three-game series with the Nationals (75-54, 1st), starting with a game tonight. The game will be played at Citizens Bank Park and is to start at 7:05 pm EDT. The Phils will send to the mound A.J. Burnett (6-14, 4.42), who is coming off a lost against the Mariners on August 19, as he pitched seven and two-thirds innings, giving up five runs on six hits and four walks, while striking out nine, in the Phils' 5-2 lost. He will be trying to end his six game losing streak, while trying to throw his first quality start in about a month. The Nats will counter with Tanner Roark (12-7, 2.80), who is coming off a no-decision against the Diamondbacks on August 20, as he went seven scoreless innings, giving up five hits and a walk, while striking out two, in the Nats' 3-2 walk-off win. He will be trying for his sixth win in nine recent starts. The Phils will be trying to start the series on a good note.


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Considering the sophisticated nature of LED technology, it could be forgiven for thinking the lamps might be delicate or fragile. However, the fact that LED lamps contain no filaments actually makes them more resistant to vibrations and impact. This is a crucial consideration for the construction and mining industries, which naturally demand that its equipment must be durable enough to survive harsh working conditions.
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) approved $21.02 billion in financing operations last year, according to ADB's 2013 Annual Report, released ahead of its 47th Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors to be held 2–5 May in Astana, Kazakhstan.
The substantial lending volume reflects the Asia and Pacific region's continued need for development assistance, despite impressive growth and poverty reduction efforts in recent years. The report notes that an estimated 733 million people in the region still live on less than $1.25 a day, and the gap between rich and poor is widening.
Of the financing total, $14.375 billion came from ADB's ordinary capital resources and Special Funds, and $6.648 billion from cofinancing partners.
View infographic in higher resolution.With much of the region vulnerable to climate change and natural hazards, the theme of the report is environmentally sustainable growth. It highlights ADB's work to develop sustainable infrastructure, manage critical ecosystems, respond to the effects of climate change, and support renewable electricity generation. In 2013, ADB's clean energy investments reached $2.35 billion.
After an earthquake and then Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) struck the Philippines in late 2013, claiming more than 6,000 lives, ADB provided nearly $900 million in assistance for immediate recovery efforts and long-term work to rebuild infrastructure like schools and clinics, and restore sources of income in rural communities.
Other significant achievements in 2013 include:
•approval of country partnership strategies for India, the Kyrgyz Republic, Nepal, and Thailand;
•investment of $2 billion for water sector projects;
•investment of $644 million in education;
•approval of two electricity generation projects totaling $1.07 billion in Pakistan;
•$575 million in support for economic and social reforms and debt relief in Myanmar; and
•up to $275 million in loans to private companies in the People's Republic of China to facilitate leases for "clean" buses.
In addition, ADB continued to boost its efficiency and effectiveness in 2013, introducing initiatives to improve business processes, cut waste, fight corruption, streamline procurement, strengthen staff skills, and enhance its presence in developing member countries.


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Paul Scholes has confirmed his retirement for a second time.
The former England midfielder initially quit in 2011 but was persuaded to return for Manchester United in January last year. However, the 38-year-old, who is expected to make his first appearance since January in Sunday's Barclays Premier League encounter with Swansea, feels it is time to bow out.
"Yes I am finally hanging up my boots for good," he said. "Playing football is all I have ever wanted to do and to have had such a long and successful career at Manchester United, under the greatest manager of all time, has been an honour."
Given how much affection the 38-year-old is held in by Sir Alex Ferguson, it is fitting both men are bowing out at the same time.
Regarded by team-mates and opponents alike as one of the finest players of his generation, Scholes will be making his 498th Premier League appearance for United on Sunday, meaning he will fall just short of the magical 500.
In total, he has made 716 appearances for the Red Devils and scored the last of his 155 goals against FA Cup winners Wigan last September. Many will argue his decision to turn his back on England at the criminally early age of 29 robbed the Three Lions of the most talented player at their disposal.
Fabio Capello thought so, hence his decision to try to coax Scholes out of retirement ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
Scholes eventually opted against, although he latter admitted he regretted the decision.
"Paul is a truly unbelievable player," said Ferguson.
"He has always been fully committed to this club and it has been a real privilege to work with him for so many years. Paul will play at Old Trafford on Sunday against Swansea and will collect an unbelievable but well-deserved 11th Premier League medal."


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To my surprise, he has started on a series of video tutorials for each of the tools on my JapanSoc Toolbox page, starting with a guide on how to install the JapanSoc Voting Button. Since I think video tutorials are an excellent idea, I've made one myself!
The JapanSoc social bookmarking button is a textual or graphical link at the bottom of a blog post that when clicked, automatically submits an article to JapanSoc. Here's my first attempt at a video tutorial, a 9 minute overview, stealthily avoiding all the details and focusing only on WordPress.org blogs.
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Classic fitness activities included in the survey showed healthy growth in 2005. The fastest growing fitness activity was weightlifting, which increased 35.4 percent to 35.5 million participants and a spot in the top 10 for the first time at No. 9. Working out at a club ranked 10th with 34.7 million (up 9.2 percent), aerobic exercising ranked 11th with 33.7 million (up 14.4 percent), and running/jogging ranked 14th with 29.2 million (up 9.5 percent).
Exercise walking, which experienced 1.5 percent growth in 2005, remains the No. 1 exercise, a ranking it has held since 1990. Data contained in NSGA's annual "Sports Participation — Series I and II" reports, which are now available, shows 86 million Americans walked for exercise in 2005.


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A Journey to Monaco: Andy Schatz Looks Back
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"It was a six-week project. It was going to be an Xbox Live Indie Games release."
But top-down stealth game Monaco: What's Yours is Mine was not a six-week project, nor is it coming to Xbox Live Indie Games. Three and a half years later, with multiple IGF awards and game show exhibits under his belt, Andy Schatz is finally ready to show the world how he rolls -- and he's feeling the pressure.
"I'm feeling completely terrified," he says. "This GDC was racked with nerves. It's an online game, so there's always the potential for major technical issues at launch. If it happens, we're prepared to fix anything that comes up. But yeah, I am utterly terrified right now."
It hasn't been an easy journey for Schatz and his baby. The last few years have thrown plenty of obstacles his way, ranging from publisher issues, to engine porting, to family health. But it's a fascinating tale, especially the years that came before Monaco in its current form even existed.
To get a real feel for we have to go back to the turn of the millennium. Schatz was one of the lead programmers at the Santa Cruz-based TKO Software, where he had a hand in titles like Goldeneye: Rogue Agent and DLC pack Medal of Honor: Allied Assault: Breakthrough. However, the team suddenly found itself without work.
"We had been working on another project that got cancelled," Schatz tells me. "We were working on a game for that movie Sahara, the one with Matthew McConaughey, and it was a trainwreck.
"To be honest, the whole company was a bit of a trainwreck. But while the biz dev people were scrambling to find us more work, I was thinking, 'We've got a bunch of people just sitting around doing nothing.' So I went into my boss and said 'If I bring in some game concepts of mine, would you mind if we prototyped them?'"
His boss said sure, why not, and the team began piecing multiple different ideas together, including one in particular that had the name Monaco. "The original version of Monaco was actually very similar to Jason Rohrer's Castle Doctrine," notes Schatz. "In fact the tagline of my game 'What's Yours Is Mine' was really inspired by the idea that you were literally stealing from other people."
He continues, "Back then I used to describe it as 'The Sims meets Diablo meets Hitman,' in that a good third of the game was in building your mansion, to defend it from other people who were trying to steal things from you, and then you would then go out and meet other thieves and steal things from other people's mansions. Which I think is still a real awesome concept! I still haven't played Castle Doctrine unfortunately, but it just sounds so cool, so I'm really happy that someone had a similar idea."
TKO worked on the concept for Monaco for around three weeks, until paying work was found. At that point the game was shelved until a later date -- although that later date never came, as TKO was shut down in 2005.
Fortunately, Schatz had the common sense to set up his contract so that he retained the rights to all of his concepts, including that of Monaco. Schatz left TKO to found his own independent company, PocketWatch Games, at the start of 2005, but his idea for Monaco was forgotten in favor of a string of simulation games.
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Wildlife Tycoon: Venture Africa came first, a sim game about animal life on the African plains, with plenty of focus on balancing the ecosystem. The game was released in October 2005, and was a huge success for Schatz. Besides the IGF nomination and the streams of press he received, the game sold nearly 100,000 copies online and at retail.
But it was a short-lived success story. In Schatz's words, "it all sort of petered out."
"I made Venture Africa, which did pretty well at first," he says, "then I made Venture Arctic, which flopped horribly. With Venture Africa, I felt like I had found a way to appeal to people, and with Venture Arctic, I figured out how to make an interesting game, without making it all that fun."
Venture Dinosauria followed, and with this next in the series, Schatz attempted what he couldn't achieve with Venture Arctic -- to create a game that was both interesting and fun. "But I worked on it for like a year, and I never discovered it," he admits.
"I think sim games in general are like the Quadruple Lutz in ice-skating, or whatever the most difficult move is," he laughs. "They're incredibly difficult to design, because at their heart they are defined by what the game does, and not what the interaction with the player is. In almost every other genre, things are defined by the interaction with the player, and it's a lot easier to find the fun in a game that focuses on the relationship with the player."
But the real problem with building simulation games, says Schatz, is that they're never any fun until well into the project, making it difficult to assess whether you've actually got a good game until months and years into development.
"Part of the interestingness of many sim games is that the underlying systems are complex enough that they're not instantly deterministic to the player, and they do things that you don't expect," he adds. "I heard an anecdote that The Sims wasn't actually fun until around four months before it shipped, and Will Wright was trying to get that thing made for about 10 or 15 years, or something like that."
Schatz goes on, "So sim games are really difficult to work on, because there's just no defined goal. And you know, when there are defined goals, that's sometimes the least fun part of the game. Sim games are often just a toy that the player can poke at, and they're not easy to design."
And yet despite all this, the PocketWatch founder spent so long on Venture Dinosauria because he believed that he had found the right mixture of appeal and marketability to make it a hit. Unfortunately, as he looks back on it now, he realizes that he just never managed to figure out the game's design, such that it would actually be any fun.
"I just never found a way to make it both fun and open-ended, but also a small, self-contained experience at the same time," he says. "With Dinosauria, I wanted to make the defining piece on what the world looked like when it was just dinosaurs. What did an actual dinosaur ecosystem look like? How did dinosaurs sleep, how did they pee -- but we don't think about them that way. We think about them as ancient monsters, and I wanted to portray them as animals."
"But I never discovered that game," he sighs.
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A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction of Winifred Jiau, a California technology consultant who prosecutors said used code language to disguise an insider trading scheme in which she gave live lobsters and other gifts in exchange for nonpublic information.
Jiau, 46, is the first consultant criminally convicted in a broad U.S. insider trading sweep unveiled four years ago.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York on Wednesday rejected Jiau's arguments that her securities fraud and conspiracy conviction was improperly based on illegal wiretaps and a lack of evidence that her tippers personally benefited from their disclosures.
It also upheld Jiau's four-year prison sentence but threw out a $3.12 million forfeiture order, citing an interim decision in an unrelated case. The appeals court suggested that the sum should be reduced, and directed a lower court to recalculate it.
Jiau, a Taiwan native and former consultant at Primary Global Research, has been incarcerated since her December 2010 arrest for passing tips about financial results of chipmakers Marvell Technology Group Ltd and Nvidia Corp to hedge fund managers from 2006 to 2008.
Randa Maher, a lawyer for Jiau, said she expected the ruling on the forfeiture order, and that her client will review her options on the remainder of the 2nd Circuit decision.
Jennifer Queliz, a spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan, declined to comment.
Known as Wini, Jiau was convicted in June 2011 after prosecutors said she gave tips to hedge fund managers Samir Barai of Barai Capital Management and Noah Freeman of Sonar Capital Management and later SAC Capital Advisors LP.
Prosecutors said hedge funds paid the Fremont, California. resident $208,000 for her tips, which resulted in more than $3 million of illegal profit.
Jurors at the Manhattan trial heard evidence that Jiau referred to her Marvell and Nvidia sources as "cooks," to money as "sugar," and to nonpublic information as "recipes."
Jiau argued on appeal that U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff had erred at trial in admitting recordings of phone conversations with those she tipped off, as well as transcriptions that Barai, who was hard of hearing, had requested.
She also said her tippers did not personally benefit from the conspiracy despite having received nonfinancial benefits from her, such as restaurant meals, an iPhone and the lobsters.
Circuit Judge John Walker, however, rejected these claims in a decision for the three-judge appeals court panel.
He said the recordings were admissible under Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 because they were made to help Barai understand them, not to blackmail or otherwise harm Jiau.
Walker also said the gifts that Jiau provided her tippers created "quid pro quo" relationships sufficient to show that they personally benefited from dealing with her.
More than 70 people have been convicted or pleaded guilty in the insider trading probe. Jiau's trial was the first to focus on expert networking firms, which match industry experts with money managers seeking information about industries.
Barai and Freeman pleaded guilty, as did Jiau's tippers, Stanley Ng of Marvell and Son Ngoc "Sonny" Nguyen of Nvidia.
Galleon Group hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam and former Goldman Sachs Group Inc director Rajat Gupta are among those convicted in the broader probe.
Jiau is separately pursuing a malpractice lawsuit against her trial lawyers, who worked at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
Last month, U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer in Manhattan said she could not sue roughly 400 partners at the firm, but only those who worked on her case or supervised them.
Jiau is housed at a low-security facility in Dublin, California, roughly 35 miles southeast of San Francisco. She may be released as soon as June 2014.
The case is U.S. v. Jiau, 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 11-1467.
(Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Lisa Von Ahn and Ken Wills)


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Swiss bank UBS unveiled plans on Tuesday to fire 10,000 staff and wind down its fixed income business, returning to its private banking roots as it adapts to tough capital rules that make it harder to turn a profit from trading.
Zurich-based UBS will focus on wealth management and a smaller investment bank, ditching much of the trading business that ran up $50 billion in losses in the financial crisis.
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Some UBS staffers took to social media to air their frustration after dozens of traders were stopped from entering the bank's London offices on Tuesday.
Some staff turned up to work to find their employee cards no longer worked at the turnstile and were then escorted to human resources, according to various sources within the bank.
Once at human resources, they received their personal items in a bag with a letter saying they would have two weeks paid leave, after which they were to return to pick up their redundancy package, the sources said.
Chafing at their brusque treatment by the Swiss bank, several tweeters revived "U've Been Sacked," an invented acronym for UBS which circulated in 1998 after the bank fired hundreds of staff following the merger of the two big Swiss banks which formed today's UBS.
Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti, a former Merrill Lynch and UniCredit banker who took over after the Adoboli affair, is leading the three-year overhaul aimed at saving 3.4 billion Swiss francs ($3.6 billion), on top of cuts of 2 billion francs.
Former investment bank co-head Carsten Kengeter will lead the isolation and winding down of its fixed-income activities that are no longer profitable as a result of strict capital rules on riskier business introduced after the financial crisis.
The remaining investment bank - handling equities, foreign exchange trading, corporate advice, and precious metals trading - will be run by Andrea Orcel, a recent Ermotti hire from Bank of America who co-ran the unit with Kengeter until Tuesday.
"This decision has been hard but it is necessary to create a UBS that is fit for the future," Ermotti said. "The business model we are creating will be unique in the banking industry."
The measures translate to a 15 percent staff cut, taking UBS's overall staff to 54,000, from 63,745 now, already down from a 2007 peak of 83,500 as banks have shed tens of thousands of jobs globally since the financial crisis of 2008.
Of the job cuts, 2,000 will be front-office investment banking staff, the revenue generators. Cuts among support staff will bring the layoffs to above 5,000 in the securities unit alone, Ermotti said in Zurich.
About 2,500 positions will go in Switzerland, slightly more than that in the United States, and the rest in Britain, Ermotti said.
A smaller investment bank will leave UBS focused on its private bank, which looks after the affairs of the wealthy. With 1.6 trillion francs in assets, it is the second-largest operation of its kind in the world after Bank of America.
UBS shares, which soared 7.3 percent on Monday in anticipation of the announcement, were up another 4.3 percent at 13.69 francs by 1256 GMT in exceptionally heavy trading, their highest since July 2011, compared with a 0.7 percent rise for the European bank sector index.
"This is a transformational change for UBS, which investors wanted to happen for a long time," said Kepler Capital Markets analyst Dirk Becker. "After the completion of this downsizing UBS is an attractive investment case, but we still believe the execution risk must not be underestimated."
UBS, which took a government bailout in 2008 after more than $50 billion in mortgage losses, is effectively admitting the failure of an attempt to crack the fixed-income big league launched a decade ago by former chairman Marcel Ospel.
The bank suffered a $2.3 billion hit last year blamed on trader Kweku Adoboli, now on trial on charges of fraud and false accounting.
Deutsche Bank said on Tuesday it hopes to benefit from the UBS cuts as its investment bank delivered record third-quarter sales and trading revenue.
Credit Suisse said last week it was also cutting more costs to boost its profits and capital but did not announce the same kind of radical restructuring as UBS. [ID:nL5E8LP122]
The overhaul represents a retreat to strengths in advisory stemming from UBS's purchase of Warburg, a British merchant bank, in 1995.
The bank aims to pay out more than 50 percent of profits to shareholders from 2015, after paying its first post-crisis dividend last year, a modest 0.10 francs a share. It has put away funds in the third quarter for an unspecified dividend this year, financial chief Tom Naratil told journalists.
The costs related to the investment banking split will also lead to a fourth-quarter and full-year loss, when taken together with charges on the bank's own debt, UBS said.
The private bank also faces challenges, with profits falling as Swiss banking secrecy is weakened as foreign governments push to recoup tax on undeclared funds in offshore accounts.
However, the unit secured 7.7 billion francs in net new money from clients in the third quarter, which represents the highest result in a third quarter - typically a slow one for the business due to summer holidays - in five years.
Vontobel analyst Teresa Nielsen said the focus on wealth management should boost that business as UBS will be considered safer by clients and an employer of choice for their advisors.
"We expect UBS to continue to show increasing strength in its wealth management as its reputation continues to improve, potentially even taking market share from Credit Suisse, Julius Baer and other competitors," she said.
UBS swung to a third-quarter net loss of 2.172 billion francs, hit by the restructuring charges and 863 million francs written off the value of its own debt. Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast a net profit of 457 million francs.
UBS is aiming to reduce risk-weighted assets to below 200 billion francs by the end of 2017, from 301 billion currently. Of this the investment bank will account for roughly 70 billion francs, less than half of what it accounts for today.
($1 = 0.9366 Swiss francs)
(Additional reporting by Philipp Halstrick, Anjuli Davies, Helene Durand, Spencer Anderson and Oliver Hirt.; Editing by Emma Thomasson, Will Waterman and Giles Elgood)


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What a week for oops compounded by oops at the state level.
We learned about how a private vendor printed the Social Security numbers of some 260,000 people on an outside label involving SeniorCare, Medicaid and BadgerCare mailings.
How incompetent can you get?
The state's Department of Health and Family Services is now asking the attorney general to consider legal action in response to EDS Corporation's error, saying the Texas-based company violated its contract, state and federal privacy laws, and it should be held accountable.
Of course, the mistake leaves tens of thousands of residents vulnerable. By early this week, those affected will receive a letter detailing how they can sign up for free credit monitoring, which, incidentally, will be provided by EDS at no cost to the state.
But that won't erase the worry completely. Just ask the 170,000 state taxpayers who went through the same thing about a year ago when booklets were distributed through the Wisconsin Department of Revenue with their Social Security numbers visible on the outside mailing label. Two of the affected recipients work at the Tomahawk Leader and they worried for a long time. Fortunately, those fears seemed unnecessary in the end, but one simply doesn't know.
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Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said Tony Romo has not been ruled out for a winner-take-all finale against Philadelphia after injuring his back against Washington.
Garrett Romo will get treatment and be evaluated daily. He also said the Cowboys were looking to add a third quarterback behind backup Kyle Orton.
Romo injured his back in Sunday's 24-23 win over Washington, which set up the Cowboys' third consecutive regular-season finale with the NFC East title on the line. The 33-year-old Romo lost the previous two against the New York Giants and Redskins and another one in 2008 against the Eagles.
Romo had back surgery in April and missed all the offseason workouts.
An MRI was scheduled after a back flare-up that looked like a leg injury when Romo limped around the possession before a drive that ended with a fourth-down pass to DeMarco Murray and gave Dallas a win Sunday.
"It looked like he got leg-whipped or kicked somehow," Garrett said. "He certainly was hobbling around a little bit and you just suck it up, pull your sock up, spit on it and keep going."
Romo's eighth elimination game — he has a 1-6 record in the previous seven — will be at home after an uplifting win that followed a crushing loss to Green Bay.
"The more times you put yourself in these situations, you have to keep getting better," Romo said. "You have to have a stronger belief in yourself than the doubt of other people."
Broncos' Miller out >> Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller is done for the year after tests revealed a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, which he injured in the first quarter of Denver's 37-13 win at Houston.
"It's definitely going to be a blow," executive vice president John Elway said on his weekly podcast on the team's website. "But I think that we've done a good job of handling adversity throughout the year. This is another bump in the road for us."
Miller's injury ended a rough third season for the Broncos star, which began with a six-game drug suspension and included just five sacks and 33 tackles in 10 games.
With 30 sacks in his first two NFL seasons, Miller won the NFL's Defensive Rookie of the Year award in 2011 and was runner-up for the league's Defensive Player of the Year honor last season. He set a team record in 2012 with 181/2 sacks to go with 28 tackles for loss and six forced fumbles.
Schwartz regrets actions >> Jim Schwartz's emotions have gotten the best of him, at least a few times publicly as coach of the Detroit Lions.
The latest example happened in what might be the last time he leads the Lions at home.
When Detroit ran the ball instead of having turnover-prone Matthew Stafford throw late in regulation of Sunday's 23-20 overtime loss to the New York Giants, the crowd reacted with a loud chorus of boos.
Schwartz responded by looking away from the field and toward the stands to shout something.
"I probably should have done just what I did at the end of the second quarter and just kept it in my mind," Schwartz said.
The previous day at his postgame news conference, the embattled coach insisted he wasn't responding to the fans who have endured a lot of losing and lost opportunities by the franchise. But it was unusual to see an NFL coach shout back at jeering fans.
"I just wanted to say, 'Don't you know what the situation is and the risk reward of doing something other than what we did right there?' " Schwartz explained.
Schwartz's temper has flared up in the past.
He negated a video review and was called for unsportsmanlike conduct by angrily throwing a challenge flag last season when Houston's Justin Forsett scored after two Lions tackled him, leading to a defeat during an eight-game, season-ending slide. The previous year, Schwartz had a heated exchange with San Francisco coach Jim Harbaugh and had to be separated following their postgame handshake.
Schwartz is 29-50 overall and his .367 winning percentage is the worst by an NFL coach in his first five full seasons since John McKay won fewer than 30 percent of his games with the expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1976-1980.
Steelers still alive >> The Pittsburgh Steelers still are alive for the playoffs entering the final week of the season despite an 0-4 start.
"Isn't that crazy?" defensive end Brett Keisel said. "We still are breathing and we're going to continue to fight. We've got one more that we've got to win to even have a shot and that will be our focus."
The Steelers (7-8) need to beat the fading Browns (4-11) on Sunday and hope Miami, Baltimore and San Diego all 8-7 lose. It would create a five-way tie for the final wild-card spot that somehow would end with Pittsburgh traveling to Cincinnati to face the Bengals for the third time this season.
As improbable as it seems, Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin likes his chances. Last time he checked, a slim shot was better than no shot at all.
"We've made this bed," Tomlin said. "I like the way the group is laying in it."
Pryor starts for Raiders >> Terrelle Pryor will start at quarterback for the Oakland Raiders on Sunday, replacing Matt McGloin for the final regular-season game against the Denver Broncos.
Coach Dennis Allen said it was "part of the plan" that apparently took shape when Pryor recovered from an injury to his right knee in late November.
"It's been a while since we've gotten an opportunity to see Terrelle in a game and I want to get him in the game and get another opportunity to evaluate him," Allen said. "We all get frustrated when we're not playing, but (Pryor has) done a good job with that and he's going to get another opportunity."
Pryor was the leading rusher among quarterbacks in the NFL when he suffered a knee sprain in early November. But he has thrown only five touchdowns with 11 interceptions and has a passer rating of 66.0.
McGloin threw three touchdowns without an interception in his first NFL start against the Houston Texans on No. 17. But Oakland's offense has made only modest improvements since then and the team has lost its past five games with McGloin as the starter.
In the past two games, the undrafted rookie quarterback threw six interceptions and lost two fumbles. McGloin passed for just 206 yards and committed two turnovers during Sunday's 26-13 loss to the San Diego Chargers.


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I'm a huge fan of Jay Nordlinger's Impromptus column at NRO. In his column this past Wednesday — "Preferreing free false teeth, &c." — Jay notes his attendance at the debut of the opera "Miss Lonelyhearts" (his New York Sun review is here). Jay writes:
Got to tell you something hilarious, from last night. I attend the premiere of Lowell Liebermann's opera Miss Lonelyhearts, at the Juilliard School. And there's a sign at the entrance of the auditorium: "Please be advised, gunshots and herbal cigarettes will be used in this performance."
Now, this opera — like the famed novella it's based on — features assault, fornication, perversion, madness, murder, and virtually every other kind of depravity or brutality.
And what are we warned about? Gunshots and herbal cigarettes!
You ask for commentary on modern America (don't you?) — you got it.
About Hillary Clinton, Jay observes:
I don't believe the Left will cause her much trouble when she runs for president in '08. I believe she can do as much rightward pretending as she wants to do, or needs to do. She can sound like Curtis LeMay — and the Left won't bat an eye, because they'll know it's just an act. They will know she's only serving up "boob bait for Bubbas," as the late Senator Moynihan once said.
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text: > CFM and delta-t across the machine-to-be-cooled are convolved to give > you how much heat you're extracting. no doubt both pressure and humidity > are involved to some degree as well, and I don't have a good equation > for this. Indeed.. there is no "nice simple" equation for the general case, because of the problem with humidity. You really need to be worrying about enthalpy, etc., and with any sort of significant temperature change, it's neither constant pressure, nor constant volume, not to mention mechanical turbulence, etc.. All that icky thermodynamics stuff. I once spend several weeks trying to figure out if one could make theatrical fog without using liquid nitrogen. They do it by having a big tank of water about half full at around 160-180F, and then they inject liquid nitrogen into the headspace above the water. Turns out that the heat of vaporization of the LN2 is almost exactly balanced by the heat of condensation of the saturated water vapor, and that the volume of nitrogen gas produced, etc, works out to the outlet stream being around 38F, with the water droplets at the same temperature. Very, very tough to do this with mechanical refrigeration for a variety of reasons. So, as you say, unless you're airconditioning a huge building (where the cost of excess capacity is significant, and where there all those hot, water exhaling people inside), you can just do some quasi-worst case approximating. the good thing is that turning down the temperature can partly > mitigate minor airflow problems. > > to complicate matters, HVAC folk always bring up the issue of "sensible > load". as near as I can tell, this is just a way of saying that if you try > to impose too much delta-T on humid air, you wind up wasting a lot of energy > dehumidifying it... Yes.. this is especially true if you're not recirculating, but chilling fresh air from "outside". If you've got a reasonably closed system and there's no people inside, it's less of an issue. > > tiles between 500-2000 CFM: > http://h200005.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00064724/c00064724 .pdf > that also gives: > CFM = btu/hr / (1.08 * dT) > so for 1 ton = 12000 BTU/hr and 70->90, 555 CFM per ton of cooling. > HVAC folk also tend to say 1 tile/ton, which seems about right. > > > These run off the campus cold water supply, so > > it makes sense that heat out is proportional to flow across, assuming > > that the cold water has a very large heat capacity. Yes, in a theoretical sense. However, there are two factors to be aware of: 1) run the air too fast past the coils and it doesn't have time to exchange the heat; 2) run the air too fast and you consume power (and make heat) in compressing it to overcome the pressure drop. There's also a practical limit on just how much delta T you can get in one pass through the chiller coils. > > our experience with CW has been disasterous, but we made the huge mistake > of not using precision/machineroom chillers (fancoils, actually). > our old/existing machineroom, for instance, is supposed to have 2x8ton > fancoils, but combined they never moved more than about 20 KW (should be 56). > > unless you have pretty extreme assurances about WC quality (flow, temp), > I would only consider using dual-cool machineroom chillers (DX + CW, usually > adds about 15% to price.) > > > directly through the A/C. Even more ideally cfm through _each_ rack > > could be modulated somehow, since some racks move much more > > air than others and putting a low flow rack next to a high flow rack > > might drive the air the wrong way through the low flow unit. > > > > Is cfm the key unit here or should one think in terms of pressure > > at various points in the room? > > > if your pressure is reasonably even, the same tiles should flow the > same CFM. I'd LOVE to find some way to measure airflow, since I'd > actually consider doing things like adding patches of duct tape to > the underside of too-high-flow tiles. I suppose that the empiricist > approach is just to sample all your system temperatures, and if some > are too high, reduce the airflow to racks which are "too cool". Hie thee to a company called Dwyer, who make equipment specifically designed to measure airflow. There are several approaches.. One is using a pitot tube with a Magnehelic differential pressure gauge. Another is to measure the pressure drop across a calibrated orifice (again, using a sensitive pressure gauge). http://www.dwyer-inst.com/ Another is to use a airspeed probe (looks like a wand with a little fan in a hole on the end). The fancy ones will average a bunch of readings over an opening and do the calculation to turn area*average speed into CFM. You can find Magnehelic gauges surplus all the time.. keep your eyes open and when one turns up for $15-20, grab it. They're handy devices that can measure fairly small pressures (few inches of water column), and come with all sorts of weird scales (including some already calibrated in feet per minute or m/sec, all ready for use with a pitot tube). Interesting to measure the pressure in a room (or your house) and see what happens when the heater turns on, or the kids open and close the doors, etc. Some time spent with the Mc-Master Carr catalog (http://www.mcmaster.com/) or the Grainger catalog (http://www.grainger.com/) (both are large suppliers of stuff mechanical, materials, etc.. everyone should have a copy of the several thousand page yellow McMaster Carr catalog on their desk...). Omega (usually associated with temperature measuring) has a fair number of airspeed and volume measuring devices. http://www.omega.com However, your empirical approach of reducing the flow through the coldest racks is probably as good as anything. Jim Lux


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Pulse shooting site to become memorial, museum
Pulse nightclub owner Barbara Poma announced Thursday that the site of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history will become a permanent memorial and ultimately a museum.
Poma said in an Orlando news conference that she has established a task force to create plans for a permanent memorial, scholarships and a museum honoring the 49 people killed at the nightclub last June.
Poma said her foundation, the One Pusle Foundation, will fund the project.
The fund will support the construction and maintenance of the memorial, community grants to care for the survivors and victims' families, and scholarships for each of the 49 victims.
The task force is an appointed volunteer coalition of family members of victims, survivors, and local community leaders.
They will give recommendations and guidance to the Board of Trustees to create, build, and financially maintain the memorial at the Pulse site.
Still in formation, the Task Force will break into different subcommittees who will each play a role in the gathering of data that will reflect the wishes of the victims' families, the survivors, and the community at large.
Poma said she has visited memorials around the country, including in Oklahoma City and New York City, looking for guidance and input.
Poma's announcement that she intends to take on the project herself comes months after she turned down a $2.25 million offer for the club from the city of Orlando.


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Fluid power technology emphasizes the use of efficiencies as key figures of merit for many products across multiple marketplace segments. Such reasoning is sound, especially with the push to reduce energy consumption. However, efficiency is too simplistic a measure, and dare say, tends to be rather abused.
First, efficiency often is implied as "constant throughout the operating range of the machine in question, such as a pump, motor, or cylinder." Second, the quoted value is usually the peak value that's achievable by the machine. This is simply not a valid use of known efficiency values.
Industry applies well-known efficiencies to pumps and motors, namely volumetric efficiency (ηV) and mechanical efficiency (Hm). Both are calculated as ratios of ideal to actual flow and torque, or vice versa.
They are somewhat artificial and depend on knowledge of the machine's displacement, which doesn't conveniently yield to direct measurement. Instead, it requires some judicious assumptions or total reliance on empirical methods. This doesn't minimize their value, though, as both of these artifices are employed in pump and motor development.
Overall efficiency (ηO) is the ratio of actual delivered output power to total input power. This "real" efficiency can be determined by means of objective measurements.
It is common knowledge that efficiencies are not constant, but, rather, vary with current operating conditions (e.g., pressure, flow, load torque, speed, etc.) from near zero to values that approach near 100%. As a result, they require interpretation.
Lost Power Method
A better method for assessing losses accrued in rotating machinery is the lost powerconcept. For each machine and each component, suitable mathematical models that use measured input and output power can calculate the amount of power lost (Wlost) to friction and internal leakage. Like efficiency, it's simple in principle:
Wlost= Win– Wout
Lost power's main advantage is that actual power levels are retained in any desired system of units. Efficiency is always relative, considering that it's a dimensionless ratio. The lost power, like efficiency, varies with the operating conditions, such as pressure, speed, and load. However, because actual units of power are retained, the lost-power curve for a machine helps determine the total energy lost during, say, a normal operating shift or any desired time interval.
Two key sets of data are required to make concrete evaluations of total lost energy in a given application. First, a lost-power diagram for the machine can be based on suitable mathematical models, or alternatively, taken directly from measured input and output powers. Second, a histogram typifies the machine's operating cycle, which requires on-board data acquisition and sampling computers as well as appropriate transducers. The case studied in this article required a rotational speed-sensing device.
Simultaneous use of the lost-power curve and operational histogram can evaluate the relative merits of a machine and its application in terms of lost energy. The methods are simple in concept and don't require advanced mathematical methods. However, like all empirical processes, it may need lots of data manipulation. That's why, in this scenario, a computer becomes indispensable.
HST Case Study
The example machine used for this study is a hydrostatic transmission (HST) with a pressure-compensated pump and motor, Figure 1. The compensators—simple pressure-area/spring-force mechanical devices—were designed and adjusted so that the motor compensator activates at a lower pressure. Then, when it reaches a pressure that causes the motor to go to full displacement, the pump compensator becomes active. It's referred to as "sequential compensation," because one compensator activates immediately after saturation of the other.
This configuration results in a motor speed-torque characteristic known as a constant output power drive. The aim of such a transmission and compensation method is to prevent prime mover lugging.
A series of graphs helps illustrate the power performance of the transmission under study, Figure 2. These curves aren't vital to the current analysis, but do offer some insight into the nature of the doubly compensated transmission. In this case, it's clear that output power is not constant, while input power shows the opposite. Also, the lost power can be seen to be nothing more than the input power minus the output power. Only the lost power curve is important to the following discussion.
The lost-power diagram gives clues as to how the application may be adjusted in order to get more useful work done for fewer dollars, Figure 3. Typically, lost power for continuous rotational pumps and motors, as well as transmissions, is low at low output speeds and increases with speed.
Some other key points are that all four individual efficiencies (two volumetric and two mechanical) were set to 97%. Also, the pump was operated by a speed-regulated prime mover that maintains a constant 1800 rpm. Peak input power was 102 hp.
Similar to what was stated above, this transmission's losses are lowest when operating is low speed, which is also the region of high pressure, and they increase exponentially with increasing speed. This is usually indicative of a machine that is heavy in mechanical (frictional) losses , but "tight" in terms of volumetric losses. And yet, the instant model has all four individual rated efficiencies set to 97%.
Therefore, it begs the question: "How can this speed-dependent rise in losses be possible?" It is an interesting question, and is worthy of further investigation, but it will not be undertaken here.
Lost Power Vs. Efficiency
Lost power in the hydrostatic transmission is the sum total of power losses that support internal leakages and internal frictions. It's better than conventional efficiency for measuring the efficacy of converting prime-mover power into useful variable output shaft power. That's because lost power measures energy flowing out of the heat exchanger and potentially helps save money otherwise allocated for what amounts to wasted fuel. Efficiency is merely the percent of power at a given operating point, that makes its way to the load.


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I'm wondering what kind of fish is in imitation crab and if it is healthy for you to eat like other seafood. —P.H., Edmonds, Washington
Imitation crab or surimi (its Japanese name) means minced fish. The mincing process was developed in Japan almost 1,000 years ago. Imitation crab is made from mild-flavored, white-fleshed fish, usually pollack and/or whiting. The fish is deboned, minced and formed into a paste. Processors add flavorings, such as crab extract, as well as natural coloring and natural binders and stabilizers, like starch, salt, egg white and sugar. Imitation crab is widely available in the seafood section of most supermarkets. It comes in different forms: flaked, chunked and whole crab "legs." A tasty addition to pasta, salads, soups and chowders, it can often be substituted for crab, shrimp or scallops. A 3-ounce portion of imitation crab contains 85 calories, 14 grams of protein, 6 grams of carbohydrate, 25 milligrams of cholesterol, 841 milligrams of sodium and only 1 gram of fat. Comparatively, a 3-ounce portion of fresh crab, cooked, has 101 calories, 20 grams of protein, 0 grams of carbohydrate, 91 milligrams of cholesterol, 324 milligrams of sodium and 1 gram of fat. If you are allergic to shellfish, be sure to check with the manufacturer to see if any shellfish flavoring was added to the product during processing.


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Author Notes: Okay, it's not quite tomato season here yet, but thinking about aioli, I couldn't resist going and buying some early season tomatoes to make into a sandwich schmeared all over with aioli because I really think it's one of the best uses there is for it. The traditional tomato-mayo combination is gussied up just slightly by adding anchovies and capers. I got the idea of adding anchovies to aioli from a friend who adds anchovies with her mayo all the time on sandwiches. It's delicious. (She has also been known to drizzle cod liver oil over her tomato and avocado sandwiches. This, I find much less appealing.)
I like a higher amount of olive oil in my aioli because I like the intensity of the flavor, especially with all the other flavors here. You can really use any neutral tasting oil in the place of canola oil but just please don't use regular vegetable oil (corn or soy) because it's really not good for you. - fiveandspice —fiveandspice
Food52 Review: As this recipe looked pretty simple, I decided to make it at the worst time possible – Monday morning before heading out to work. I made the anchovy aioli at home and packed the tomato, bread, capers and aioli to bring in for lunch. The aioli (and packing) took about 15 to 20 minutes, including washing up. And the aioli came together beautifully. I used an Araucana chicken egg, Pianogrillo olive oil and coarse Trapani sea salt. No blender or second person needed. I cheated and did not add the oil drop by drop, but in about ½ teaspoon amounts to begin with and increasing as I went without a problem. The sandwiches were terrific and I converted a co-worker (my poor minion) to an anchovy lover. - jacqueline_willis —jacqueline_willis
Serves: 1 (sandwich, the aioli makes about 1 cup)
anchovy aioli
large clove of garlic, peeled
pinch coarse salt
oil packed anchovy fillets
large egg yolk, at room temperature
tablespoon lemon juice
cup canola oil
cup good quality olive oil
Tomato sandwich
generous slice of good multigrain bread
tablespoons (use more or less to taste, I am a slatherer) of anchovy aioli
medium perfectly ripened slicing tomato (whatever variety looks best and most perfect when you're buying - I wound up using a couple smaller campari tomatoes instead)
teaspoon (a heaping one) of capers (the kind that come in brine, not salt)
sea salt and freshly ground pepper
anchovy aioli
- Chop the garlic coarsely, then add a pinch of salt to it and smash it to a paste with a mortar and pestle. Coarsely chop the anchovies and mash those into a paste with the garlic.
- Transfer the garlic-anchovy mixture to a bowl. Add the lemon juice and egg yolk to the bowl and whisk well until blended.
- Drop by drop, start whisking in the canola oil (it helps to have someone else do the oil pouring - as demoed by Amanda), whisking vigorously to emulsify it.
- Then, start pouring in the olive oil in a very thin stream, whisking like mad all the while to keep everything emulsified. Whisk until all the oil is incorporated and the mixture is thick. If it is too thick, whisk in a tiny amount of water (or lemon juice), but use a gentle touch so you don't accidentally over-thin it.
- Adjust salt to taste (the anchovies are quite salty, so I find I don't really need much). Then use in any number of ways, but most especially go and make yourself a tomato sandwich (see below). The aioli will also keep for a week in the fridge.
Tomato sandwich
- Toast your piece of bread, then set it aside on a cooling rack. (I like my sandwiches open faced. If you prefer closed sandwiches, then simply toast two slices.)
- Slice your tomato into nice thick slices, about 1/4 inch.
- Generously spread aioli all over one side of your bread slice. Then, layer on the tomato slices. Use as many as you can reasonably fit. Then, carefully sprinkle the capers on top. Sprinkle generously with salt and black pepper.
- Eat - carefully! It's a bit of a mess. I just love messy sandwiches. Then, repeat frequently until your aioli is used up! :)
- This recipe is a Community Pick!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Dish in the Raw
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