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MI vs SRH Live Score, Mumbai Indians Vs Sunrisers Hyderabad [MI vs SRH Live Streaming] 24 April 2018: Today in IPL Mumbai will play against Hyderabad. Mumbai vs Hyderabad match will start at 8 PM. After a loosing start Mumbai is back in form now and will try to win the match to move upward in points table to stay in this IPL session till the end. On the other side SRH is ready for the battle with MI. Lets wait and watch who will win in this Mumbai vs Hyderabad Match today.
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IPL MATCH- Mumbai Indians Vs Sunrisers Hyderabad Details
Date- 24 April-2018 (Tuesday)
Time- 8:00pm
Venue- Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, Maharashtra is the venue for this superb match. Stadium has 33,108 spectators capacity. Hope you will book tickets on time and you will be one of the spectators.
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Best Batting Performances
Overall Matches Played- Overall both played 10 matches against each other, out of which Mumbai Indians won 5 and Sunrisers Hyderabad won 5 matches.
Most Runs- Most Runs were made by Shikhar Dhawan (SRH). He played great matches and brought 386 runs under his name.
Highest Scores- Highest Scores was snatched by David Warner (SRH). He was at 90* runs not out.
Best Strike Rate – Best Strike Rate was of Darren Sammy (SRH), 220.00.
Highest Average – Highest Average was of Shikhar Dhawan (SRH).
Best Bowling Performances
Most Wickets- Most Wickets were taken by Bhuvneshwar Kumar (SRH). He sent 14 players back to the green room.
Best Bowling- Best Bowling was shown by Lasith Malinga (MI),4/23.
Best Economy Rate- Best Economy Rate was of Mohammad Nabi (SRH),3.25.
Mumbai Indians Team Players List
- Rohit Sharma (Caption)
- Jaspreet Bumrah
- Hardik Pandya
- Mohsin Khan
- MD Nidheesh
- Akila Dhananjaya
- Anukul Sudhakar Roy
- Aditya Tare
- Mayank Markande
- Sharad Lumba
- Siddesh Lad
- Jason Behrendorff
- TN Dhillon
- Pradeep Sangwan
- P. Duminy
- Saurabh Tiwari
- Ben Cutting
- Rahul Chahar
- Evin Lewis
- Krunal Pandya
- Ishaan Kishan
- Pat Cummins
- Surya Kumar Yadav
- Kieron Pollard
- Mustafizur Rahman
Sun Risers Hyderabad Team Players List
- David Warner (Caption)
- Mehdi Hasan
- Kumar
- Shreevats Goswami
- Bipul Sharma
- Billi Stanlake
- Tanmay Agarwal
- Sachin Baby
- Chris Jordan
- Mohammad Nabi
- Sandeep Sharma
- Basil Thampi
- Khaleel Ahmed
- Siddharth Kaul
- T Natrajan
- Rickey Bhul
- Deepak Hooda
- Wridhiman Saha
- Rashid Khan
- Carlos Brathwate
- Yusuf Pathan
- Kane Williamson
- Manish Pandey
- Shakib Al Hasan
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Baby X has been wiggling all around. I even saw my stomach twitch the other morning. But still no one else seems to be able to feel it. I think that the men in my household just lack a certain amount of patience (really? Those guys? I never would've guessed). Anyway, I'm hoping that once James can feel and bond a little better with the squirmy little creature in there, he won't be quite as freaked out about the whole having another baby thing.
To be honest, having gotten used to being around a child–this person with opinions and stories and wild imaginations and bad dreams and everything–the idea of a baby is kind of intimidating at times. And maybe James and I both have skewed memories of the baby days with M. I remember that it was hard. I know that I felt downright abysmal at times. But overall, I did enjoy having a baby. And having more of a mom network in addition to an amazing four-year-old for company in those early months that can be so isolating, I'm excited to do the baby thing again. I'm looking forward to a few cute new diapers, using all those tiny clothes and my old baby sling (or a new one I'm considering making), breastfeeding and watching a sibling relationship build and grow between my two kids. I'm excited to see James hold a newborn again, knowing that all the rocking, bouncing, cradling and cuddling will all come back to him when he gets to meet that new little piece of our hearts.
However, right now he seems more focused on the fact that diapers are yucky and they cry and cause so much sleep deprivation and mommy blues he was never quite sure how to help or cure. I think he's freaked about a lot of things, and he's flat out admitted that he's just not quite emotionally prepared for a new baby yet. Fortunately, we've still got about four months to go, but in the meantime, there are a couple of significant aspects of our lives that are currently up in the air, and I know that all the uncertainty surrounding the year ahead can't be helping his confidence.
Anyway, I'm sure having a new baby will be tougher than my optimism is anticipating. But I also know that it's going to be much better than all the pessimism of my spouse. What it all boils down to is that this baby will, without a doubt, be loved beyond all measure and welcomed gratefully and wholeheartedly. So keep kicking, little Baby X, and we'll do our best to be ready to meet you when you're ready to be met.

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Week 2-21-17 Middle School Science Explorations 6th, 7th, and 8th
Week of Feb 21 - Mar 3, 2017
BHM Science Digital Project= All items in the Science Writing Rubric must be adhered too along with the items listed below.
1. Document name BHM Sci rm # & Your first last name.
Ex: BHM Sci rm 118 Kay Jones.
2. A document title that grabs the reader's attention in the center of your document colored bold font.
3. Provide a picture of the person.
4. Include the date of birth and date of death if person is deceased.
5. Provide information about the person's early life, education, accomplishments, and their importance to science. Font size 12, color black, font type ( you pick no cursive fonts).
P 1- Early Life
P 2-Education
P 3- Accomplishments
P 4- Importance to Science/What did you learn from researching the life of this person?
6. Share 3 links you used to gather your information. Two of the three links must end in .gov, .org, or .edu. The links must be active in the body of your document.
7. Summarize the information you locate do not plagiarize. Do not copy and paste information.
8. At the end have your parent/guardian follow the example: Ex: I Mrs. Gale have checked Steven Gale's digital project using the rubric. Please leave a contact number or email.
9. Once you and a parent have checked your BHM Science digital project twice you will email it to firstname.lastname@example.com /can comment.
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Rm 122 7th 2-27-17
Rm 120 8th 2-27-17
Rm 118 6th 3-1-17
8th Grade MS PS 2-1 / Apply Newton's Third Law to design a solution to a problem involving the motion of two colliding objects.
Forces and Newton's Laws of Motion - 26 slides
Unit 8B: Forces Newton's Laws of Motion
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MS-ESS3-5. Ask questions to clarify evidence of the factors that have caused the rise in global temperatures over the past century.
Clouds - Students explored the different kinds of clouds and how they inform us about our weather.
Homework- Research and provide 2 links that end in .org, .gov, or. edu. You will find out how weather was determined in the past before the use of today's technology. Students will complete their "Cloud Classification". Each student is to take a family outside as they identify and share what they know about clouds and how this is related to changes in weather.
2-23-17 6th Grade Thursday - You will take your knowledge from Wednesday as you embark on new understandings. ck12.org
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Reducing Greenhouse Gas Pollution
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We're closing out the weekend here in Houston, as Rice saved itself from playing a Game 7 with a 3-1 win over TCU this evening.
Continue reading "Houston: Wrapping it up" »
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Rice lefthander Bobby Bramhall, sporting a 0.47 ERA in his last nine appearances, ran into some uncharacteristic problems in the eighth. With one out, Diego Seastrunk made his fourth error of the tournament, followed by a walk to lefty Bryan Kervin. That brought Ben Carruthers to the plate as the go-ahead run with one out in the top of the ninth.
Bramhall got Carruthers on a soft fly ball to left, bringing up the limping Kirk Gibson hopeful, Keith Conlon, pinch hitting in the DH spot. With the crowd on its feet, a fired-up Bramhall whiffed Conlon on a change-up to end TCU's season and send the Owls to the super regionals.
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Joe Savery just left the game to a standing ovation from the entire crowd, including the TCU fans, which is a touch of class. His teammates waited in the dugout for the high-fives, allowing Savery time to tip his cap, which you don't see very often at Reckling Park.
Savery left (remaining as the DH, however) after a leadoff single in the top of the eighth. He allowed six hits in seven-plus innings pitched, striking out three, walking one and hitting one batter. He has allowed one run so far, turning one inherited runner over to fellow junior lefthander Bobby Bramhall, Rice's most consistent reliever.
First pitch change-up, 6-4-3 double play. Nothing to it. A cross between Tom Glavine and John Franco, Bramhall followed up the double play with a strikeout of Austin Adams to end the top of the eighth.
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After not being very convincing and allowing a run in the fourth, Joe Savery settled down in a big way in the fifth and sixth, facing one over the minimum and allowing just a single and a hit batter. Classmate Brian Friday has been Savery's best friend defensively, but he has found command of his fastball for the moment and looked as poised as I've seen him in the sixth.
With a man in scoring position and two down, Savery K'd Bryan Kervin with a heater on the outside corner to keep it a 2-1 game. It was Savery's second strikeout in a very quiet but effective start that has Savery on a fast track to the regional's Most Outstanding Player award if Rice can hold on tonight. Savery has averaged a little more than five innings per start this year, although he was on a strict pitch count early in the year, but he looks like he might be able to give the Owls seven innings today.
He just scored an insurance run for himself after reaching on an error, advancing to second base on a sacrifice bunt by Diego Seastrunk and scoring on the first hit of the weekend from Rice's leading power hitter, Aaron Luna. Derek VerHagen is now coming on in relief of Chase Perry, who gave TCU an excellent outing.
3-1 Rice now in the bottom of the sixth.
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A couple of adventures in center and right field have put some runs on the board, and Rice leads 2-1 after four innings.
In the top of the fourth, TCU pushed a run across against Joe Savery by loading the bases with one out on two singles and a walk. On a long fly ball from Ben Carruthers, Rice centerfielder Tyler Henley ran the ball down but had the ball pop out of his glove, allowing all the runners to advance one base. Savery got out of the jam with a very well-turned 6-4-3 double play.
Savery then came up in the bottom of the inning and took out his frustration, crushing the first pitch he saw down the left-field line for a double. A double from freshman Diego Seastrunk (third lowest OBP on the team but hitting fifth) plated Savery to tie the game. One out later, Jess Buenger's curving drive to right field eluded the dive of rightfielder Austin Adams, but Adams got up to throw out Seastrunk on a very close 9-3-2 play at the plate. TCU catcher Andrew Walker made a tremendous play to block the plate as Seastrunk slid in. Rice took the lead anyway when the next batter, Danny Lehmann, singled through the right side to score Buenger.
Then with No. 9 hitter Adam Zornes (lowest OBP on the team but Savery's regular catcher) due up, Rice head coach Wayne Graham called time out to contemplate making a change, although Zornes missed the memo and stayed in the box briefly. Graham left Zornes in long enough for him to pop up, then replaced him with veteran Travis Reagan in the top of the fifth.
In that inning, Savery - a remarkably inefficient pitcher much of the season - needed only five pitches thanks to a double play and a regular 6-3 from shortstop Brian Friday, who is making every defensive play look easy in this tournament. 2-1 Rice as we go to the bottom of the fifth.
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TCU starter Chase Perry is doing the job so far, keeping Rice off the scoreboard despite allowing two baserunners in each of the first two innings. A double play and a caught stealing have kept Rice from getting a runner to second base.
On the other side, Joe Savery has thrown a lot of pitches (47 through three innings) and survived a number of hard-hit balls thanks to solid defense. His defense has also cost him a few pitches, with Jess Buenger booting a ball at second base and Diego Seastrunk throwing wildly for the umpteenth time in this tournament (on a tough play).
Still 0-0 through three innings in the early evening sunshine as Rice just wasted a two-out triple from the red-hot Jared Gayhart. Excellent crowd on hand yet again; the smallest crowd in this tournament has been more than 3,000, and this will be another one well over the 4,000 mark.
On a side note, just about everybody at this regional is pulling for Sam Houston State in its crazy regional; the Bearkats now need to beat Ole Miss twice.
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We are underway in Game 6 at Reckling Park, with TCU needing to beat Rice once tonight and once tomorrow night to upset the Owls. Little used senior righthander Chase Perry (0-1, 5.14) will start for TCU. He has only made nine appearances this year, including three starts. Rice will go with junior lefthander Joe Savery (9-1, 2.91) who has been slightly more inconsistent than the numbers show but is still a very polished and experienced southpaw.
The biggest plus in the pitching matchup for TCU? Savery's throwing hand. According to TCU head coach Jim Schlossnagle (and empirical evidence in this tournament), the Horned Frogs are "susceptible to right handed pitchers with an above average breaking ball." That describes Rice's Chris Kelley, who is being held for tomorrow's game. TCU has eight right-handed batters in the lineup against Savery, who worked a scoreless first.
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Ballgame. TCU 10, Baylor 5. TCU sophomore Taylor Cragin was excellent in relief (TCU's relievers have been better than their starters), allowing just one run in four innings and striking out four batters while walking none. Randall Linebaugh's terrific performance came undone in the ninth with Cassevechia on the mound.
TCU now has to beat Rice twice, and nobody knows who the Horned Frogs will pitch. Joe Savery is the most likely pitcher for the Owls, although Chris Kelley could get it if Wayne Graham has a change of heart.
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All this regional had been missing was a ninth-inning rally, and TCU delivered in a big way just a few minutes ago.
Trailing 5-3, No. 8 hitter Ben Carruthers led off with a single against Randall Linebaugh, the first runner to reach for TCU since the fourth inning. Baylor head coach Steve Smith then pulled Linebaugh, whose pitch count was not an issue, in favor of junior closer Nick Cassavechia. TCU countered with injured slugger Keith Conlon as a pinch hitter. Conlon was hit on a 2-0 fastball and immediately replaced by pinch runner Brandon Furrow. After a sacrifice bunt, we got the strangest play of the inning.
Steven Trout chopped a 2-2 pitch through the right side, scoring Carruthers. Baylor's Paul Miles made a perfect throw to home plate in plenty of time to get Furrow, but the pitcher-turned-runner came up with a great feet-first slide that knocked the glove off the hand of Baylor catcher Matt Czimskey and sent the baseball bouncing into the TCU dugout. That tied the game and sent Trout all the way to third base.
After an intentional walk, an Austin Adams single through the left side gave TCU a 6-5 lead with one out. But the biggest blow was still to come, as leftfielder Matt McGuirk (a defensive replacement hitting .198) flared a soft fly ball to left field that got into the first out-blowing wind all weekend and cleared the left-field fence for a grand slam. Unbelievable inning in which TCU got seven runs on four hits. TCU 10-5 into the bottom of the ninth.
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What a turnaround. In the bottom of the fourth, Baylor trailed 3-0 and had shown only paltry signs of life. It really looked like the Bears were just cruising through the game. But they turned it on in a big way and lead 5-3 as we go to the eighth.
The biggest change has been junior righthander Randall Linebaugh, who spent most of the year as the Saturday starter but struggled to a 3-5 record and 6.24 ERA and was eventually demoted to the bullpen. He has been filthy in this game, with a good power slider complementing his fastball. Linebaugh has retired 13 in a row now from the fourth through the eighth, including five strikeouts. TCU has 8-9-1 due up in the top of the ninth.
Both closers - Sam Demel for TCU and Nick Cassavechia for Baylor - are warming up. We could have quite a finish if TCU shows some of the fight it displayed in last night's game.
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Baylor has reversed its course with two runs in the fourth and one in the fifth against Chance Corgan to take a 4-3 lead as we head to the sixth inning. The Bears finally found some clutch hitting and we now have what's shaping up to be a heck of a game.
It appeared to be business as usual in the fourth, when Matt Czimskey popped up weakly on a 3-1 pitch for the second time in the game with a man on. But Dustin Dickerson and Matt Sodolak followed with back-to-back RBI doubles to make it 3-2. In the fifth, a one-out walk to Ben Booker set the stage for a bloop double from Raynor Campbell on a hit-and-run. For once, Jim Schlossnagle didn't read Steve Smith's mind. After an RBI groundout tied the game, Beamer Weems chopped a single up the middle to give Baylor its first lead of the game.
Elsewhere, the press box has been paying close attention to the Texas-Wake Forest game in which Augie Garrido used Joseph Krebs and Randy Boone extensively for the third day in a row. Austin Wood, who closed today's game in the 12th, is the best guess up here to start the nightcap for UT. Comic relief has come in the form of fans trying to peer through the press box window to see the out of town scoreboard. One fan has been training his binoculars on the scoreboard from about three rows away.
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Although TCU starter Chance Corgan has not looked sharp at all, he holds a 3-0 lead as we go to the fourth inning here. TCU added a run in the second inning against Kendal Volz, forcing Baylor to bring in junior Randall Linebaugh from the bullpen. The top of the TCU order - even without leading hitter Keith Conlon - has done all the damage, while the 5-9 hitters are a combined 0-for-8 today. On the other side, Corgan has only gotten ahead of three hitters early in the count (out of 11) but has gotten two double plays (on a 3-1 and a 2-0 pitch, respectively) to keep Baylor off the scoreboard.
Right now, it's looking like a TCU-Rice rematch is extremely likely for tonight. Baylor has not shown up today offensively, and I don't know if its bullpen can stand six innings against a very good Horned Frog lineup. The big question may be the TCU bullpen. If Corgan can go six or seven innings and/or TCU extends its lead, Jim Schlossnagle can avoid using his top arms and save them for the nightcap.
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TCU is out to an early 2-0 lead after one inning in Houston this afternoon. The Horned Frogs jumped on Baylor starter Kendal Volz, who was outstanding in last weekend's Big XII Tournament, with a quick succession of opposite-field singles from their Nos. 2-4 hitters. The middle hit was a key hit-and-run called by Jim Schlossnagle, who has been on the money with his (and his opponents') running games this weekend. A groundout with the bases loaded plated a second run, but Volz escaped further damage.
In the bottom of the first, Baylor got two runners on but was unable to advance them, leading to several press-box mentions of TCU's hit-and-run game against Baylor's station-to-station approach. We'll see how this one progresses.
Also, props to St. John's for its walkoff win over VCU; we got to watch that one here in the press box. With that game ending, however, I'm going to go catch some sun and enjoy the atmosphere.
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We're getting ready for the afternoon elimination game between Baylor and TCU. Ought to be a good one; these teams played a very tense 3-2 game on Friday afternoon. Chance Corgan (7-1, 4.320 will pitch for TCU against freshman righthander Kendal Volz (6-2, 4.88) for Baylor.
I'm not a big fan of TCU's uniforms this afternoon. I could stand the purple-on-gray pinstripes, but the white lettering across the chest really gets to me. Kinda reminds me of the Blue Jays uniforms a few years ago, but uglier. Check them out for yourselves at this link (generously recommended by TCU SID Brandie Davidson, unaware of my ulterior motive) and hosted by a TCU fan.
Game action coming up shortly.
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Sorry for the delay, but the final few innings were kind of hard to process. TCU made things interesting, but Rice held on for a 6-3 win that puts the Owls squarely in the driver's seat for the regional. The Horned Frogs will face Baylor at 2 p.m. tomorrow, while Rice awaits the winner at 6 p.m. Starting pitchers are uncertain, but the smart money is on Chance Corgan for TCU and Joe Savery from Rice. Steve Smith did not name his for Baylor.
Anyway, back to this game.
Continue reading "Houston: Way past my bed time" »
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There has not been a lot of drama in this one. Rice scored two runs in the top of the fifth on a no-doubt home run from Jared Gayhart (who went 2-for-3 and still got pinch-hit for) and added a run in the sixth while chasing starter Chris Johnson. Righthanded reliever Tyler Lockwood has looked very good so far for TCU, however.
On the Rice pitching side, Ryan Berry has had momentary control problems but leads 5-2 and has given up very little except for a pair of solo home runs. TCU centerfielder Keith Conlon, limited to DH duties with a hamstring injury, just tripped while running through first base on an infield single and had to leave the game. That's a big worry for TCU in the larger picture of this weekend.
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Back-and-forth here in Houston, with a slight edge to Rice. TCU's only run came on a Keith Conlon solo homer, and the other Horned Frog batters have been well off-balance against Rice freshman Ryan Berry. He has been filthy so far; there's no other word for it.
Offensively, both Rice runs have come from opposite-field base hits from Rice star Joe Savery, who's in the lineup today at first base. He'll pitch later in the weekend.
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Well, we're finally underway at Reckling Park in Houston, and it's better late than never. Rice against TCU in the winners' bracket, and of course, whoever wins will be in prime position to take this regional.
Freshman righthander Ryan Berry for Rice, which is the visiting team, against junior righthander Chris Johnson for TCU. Rice jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first against a shaky Johnson on a line-drive single from Joe Savery. Then Berry struck out the side swinging on 12 pitches. But the biggest cheer of the night so far came with the announcement of the UT-UC Irvine score.
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The title pretty much says it all, I think.
At 6:15, I thought there was no way we would play Game 4 tonight, but they've done quite a job squeegeeing right field (ruining much of the grass in the process), and it definitely looks playable at the moment. However, they still have to pull the tarp and get rid of that water somehow. Reckling Park does not drain well (one of Wayne Graham's top priorities for the offseason is fixing the field's drainage), so this could get interesting.
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Baylor breezed to a 9-2 win, with Cliff Springston throwing the last two innings in relief of Tim Matthews, thereby saving the Baylor bullpen. Looks like I jinxed the second game, because there is a steady rain coming down, and the field is tarped now. I'll let you know if there's any change in the start time.
My favorite quote from the postgame press conference: Prairie View coach Michael Robertson: "I thought we were somewhat lethargical on defense." Lethargical. Terrific word. Prairie View hit the ball hard today but right at fielders on several occasions, and I think the Panthers would have stood an excellent chance to win a game in a different regional. Baylor has to be one of the toughest No. 3 seeds in the country. As for the Bears, Steve Smith said Matthew's seven innings pitched were "just what the doctor ordered."
EDIT: Rice-TCU has been moved to a 6:30 p.m. start time.
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Baseball never ceases to amaze me. Prairie View A&M was just called for batting out of order in the top of the eighth inning. Head coach Michael Robertson has made six changes, all on the defensive side, which has kept the press box constantly in the dark about who is batting in what spot.
In the eighth, replacement rightfielder Oscar Goldman (the third rightfielder of the day) came to bat with one on and one out in the eighth. Leftfielder Arthur Christal was due up after replacing starting second baseman Spenser Dennis in the fourth inning as part of a double switch. Christal had already batted in the No. 4 spot earlier in the game, but this time Goldman apparently talked him out of it. After a bad-hop single put runners at the corners, Baylor head coach Steve Smith informed the umpires of the infraction, and Christal was called out and the runner sent back to first base. Confusing, I know, but something I've never seen before.
Yikes. We're in the eighth now, Baylor up 8-2. We had brief rain showers, and there is an ominous cloud overhead, but it's sunny right now. Go figure. Still on schedule (knock on wood) for Rice-TCU at 6 pm CDT.
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It's only the fifth inning, but this one is pretty much over. Baylor scored three runs in the third inning and two in the fifth to take a 7-1 lead after five innings. Wrandal Taylor battled gamely for Prairie View, but his defense gave him absolutely no help. He allowed seven runs in 4.2 innings pitched, and six were earned, but that doesn't tell the whole story. There were several plays that could have been made.
Beamer Weems has two doubles, and Shaver Hansen is three-for-three with three RBI for Baylor. Greg Ford drove in stolen-base machine Michael Richard (42 stolen bases for the season) with Prairie View's run in the fifth. Baylor righthander Tim Matthews has given Steve Smith everything he could have asked for, working in the sixth inning now.
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Baylor is beating Prairie View at its own game right now, using aggressive baserunning and a few breaks to take a 2-0 lead after two innings.
In the first, Baylor's Ben Booker scored an unearned run without any Bear getting a hit. Booker walked, stole second, moved to third on a passed ball (which earned the catcher a "Nice hands, Tony Romo!" jeer from a leather-lunged fan) and scored on a grounder that was misplayed at second base. The Bears have two steals already. Baylor added a run in the second. With one out, the bottom of the order pieced together three consecutive singles. PV righthander Wrandal Taylor looked like he might get out of it after getting a ground-out at home, but he twitched almost imperceptibly for a balk to force in a run.
A strikeout ended the inning, but Prairie View trails 2-0 and is in danger of never getting into the game. Baylor's Tim Matthews has been adequate so far, but Prairie View is definitely getting its hacks. Matthews retired seven in a row before hitting a batter in the third. Still 2-0 Baylor as we go to the bottom of the third here.
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We just saw a great contrast in approaches to catching a foul ball. Prairie View's Paul Johnson hit a towering pop-up into the first-base stands. Rice athletic director Chris Del Conte (sorry, Chris, but we needed a public figure to tease) ducked out of the way as the ball landed just a few feet away. To be fair, he might have lost it in the sun. On the next pitch, Johnson hit a curving line drive into the bleachers in foul territory down the right-field line. A Prairie View fan reached out and, while seated, caught it one-handed to protect the woman with whom he was sitting. Very casual and very well done.
On the field, Prairie View threatened with back-to-back singles and a balk with one out, but the runner at third base - Greg Ford - broke for home on a grounder to first and was tagged out. The Panthers really could have used an early lead, so head coach Michael Robertson was visibly upset.
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Baylor head coach Steve Smith told me on Thursday that if he lost Game 1, he would play to win the tournament rather than just survive to Sunday. True to his word, Smith has elected to start junior righthander Tim Matthews in this afternoon's elimination game against Prairie View A&M.
A weekend starter early last year, Matthews (1-2, 5.30) has only started one game all season in addition to 22 relief appearances. He has pitched only 35.2 innings (max of five in his one start), and batters hit .333 against him. It could be a staffed game for the Bears if they get a lead but Matthews cannot go deep into the game. If Prairie View keeps it close, Smith might elect to call on Randall Linebaugh or Nick Cassavechia to make sure Baylor plays tomorrow.
Prairie View is countering, predictably enough, with its own junior righthander, Wrandal Taylor (9-5, 3.61). He can be plenty tough - he kept the Panthers in last year's regional opener against Rice. First pitch coming up in a few minutes on a sultry afternoon here in H-town. The crowd is just starting to fill in, but we could have a decent non-host crowd.
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Day one of the Houston Regional is in the books, and favorites Rice and TCU both held form. Predictably, Rice did not have to sweat quite as much for its win - partially because the Owls were playing at night and partially because of dominant pitching and six Prairie View errors.
Rice won the nightcap 5-0 behind shutout pitching from Matt Langwell and Bobby Bramhall. PV stayed in the game until falling apart with four errors over the final two defensive innings that led to three runs.
Continue reading "Houston: It is a final" »
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Rice has expanded its lead to 4-0 as we go to the eighth. Starter Matt Langwell had a hiccup in the seventh but has struck out eight batters against just one walk through seven innings. Rice will probably try to get as much out of Langwell as possible to save Cole St.Clair and Bobby Bramhall in the bullpen.
Langwell got some needed run support in the seventh even though Rice did not have a hit in the inning.
Continue reading "Houston: Rice runs = PV errors" »
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We're going to the fifth inning, and Rice still leads 2-0. It's been business as usual so far for the Owls, but Prairie View is hanging around.
We've got a great crowd on hand for this one, packing the chair-back seats and the bleachers down both foul lines. It's also a more diverse crowd than at most college baseball games, since Prairie View is quite close and is a Historically Black University. Great atmosphere at the ballpark, and both sets of fans have actually had plenty of opportunities to cheer both teams.
By the way, on the topic of HBCUs, the Houston Chronicle's M.K. Bower (another Rice alumnus) had a great piece today on PV head coach Michael Robertson. You can read it here.
Continue reading "Houston: On HBCUs and web gems" »
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As Rice has failed to do in so many regional openers, the Owls have jumped out to an early lead against Prairie View A&M tonight. The Owls lead 2-0 after the first inning on the strength of a two-run homer by Tyler Henley.
It wasn't all easy, however ...
Continue reading "Houston: The way things are supposed to work" »
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Pithy postgame quotes coming your way. Rice-Prairie View A&M to follow at the top of the hour.
Continue reading "Houston: postgame quotes" »
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Whew. TCU almost gave that one away, as closer Sam Demel lost his control in the ninth inning and loaded the bases before striking out leadoff hitter Ben Booker on a 3-2 pitch with the entire crowd of 3,386 (tickets sold) on its feet. Great ending to a solid game.
Beamer Weems led off the top of the ninth with a solo home run to right field to get Baylor back in the game. Matt Czimskey followed with a walk, part of a trend for Demel in the inning; he fell behind every batter and threw 29 pitches in the final frame.
Continue reading "Houston: TCU holds on for 3-2 win" »
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TCU wasted absolutely no time in restoring its lead. Baylor's Jeff Mandel had been inducing fly ball after fly ball, recording 10 fly-ball outs in 6.1 innings, and everything hit in the air seemed to just die in a stiff cross-breeze blowing left to right. In the seventh, however, TCU's Andrew Walker crushed a fly ball to the opposite field that sailed well over the right-field wall for an impressive go-ahead home run. Walker proceeded to pull a Kirk Gibson and limp around the bases after apparently tweaking a hamstring rounding first base. Not what Jim Schlossnagle wanted to see, with his No. 3 hitter already hobbled by a hamstring injury. I'll keep you updated.
After a fly-ball out, shortstop Bryan Kervin pulled another fly ball over the right-field wall to make it 3-1 TCU. That spelled the end of the day for Mandel, who allowed only four hits. Three of the four, however, went for extra bases. Righthanded sidearmer Nick Cassavechia is on in relief for Baylor, which is only six outs away from dropping into the losers' bracket. 3-1 TCU after seven innings.
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Baylor got back in the game in the top of the seventh inning, and we're 1-1 at stretch time.
Bear shortstop Beamer Weems opened the seventh by working an eight-pitch walk against Jake Arrieta. TCU head coach Jim Schlossnagle then went to the mound and removed ace Jake Arrieta, who had thrown only 90 pitches and not allowed a hit since the second inning. Arrieta finished with four strikeouts and four walks in 6+ innings. Schlossnagle went straight to closer Sam Demel, and that's when things fell apart.
Continue reading "Houston: Stretching it out, Texas-style" »
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TCU has only one hit against Baylor righthander Jeff Mandel - a second-inning double from Matt Vern - but the Horned Frogs took the lead without hit or error in the bottom of the fourth and currently lead 1-0 in the fifth.
Continue reading "Houston: TCU winning small-ball battle" »
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We're underway in Houston, and there's no score in the bottom of the first.
No surprises here just yet. TCU's Jake Arrieta vs. Baylor's Jeff Mandel on the mound. The only question mark before the game was TCU centerfielder Keith Conlon's hamstring and, as expected, Conlon is in the lineup as the designated hitter. Clint Arnold moves over to center, with the light-hitting Steve Ellington (.210) batting ninth.
Continue reading "Houston: Scoreless early" »
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The powers that be scrubbed the scheduled press conference this afternoon, so I got to sit down with all four coaches one by one and get their thoughts on the tournament selection committee and the exciting four-team field here in Houston. A few good 'ol Texas boys on hand for this one.
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The Korykeion Andron is located approximately 15 km from Arachova and 9 km from Livadi, on the road to Parnassos Ski Resort. It is an impressive cave in Parnassos which, in ancient times, was the reference point to worship the God Pan and the Nymphs.
It is divided into two halls (the largest measures 90x60 meters and is very high) and here the oldest archaeological findings dating from the middle and the later neolithic period were discovered and are now on display at the Delphi museum. In the first hall, there are impressive stalactites and stalagmites and once in the second hall, the difference in light is immediately noticeable.
Because the Korykeion Andron is invisible and can not be seen directly with the naked eye, during the Greek Revolution it was used as a hideout by Odysseas Androutsos. This was not the only time it was used. It was also used as a shelter during the Persian Wars and under Turkish rule.
There are two versions concerning the origin of its name. One is due to the Korykeion Nymph, who was seduced by Apollo, and the second is that the stalactites above resembled shades (korykes).


text: Resplendent, gemmy, and lustrous, this clear lime-green Fluorapatite crystal is from Morocco. Glassy and well-formed, the Fluorapatite has a fine termination that is actually tiered, as if it is two crystals in one. Very representative for Imilchil, this Fluorapatite looks like classic Mexican material, but possibly better. The mass is 7.26 grams.


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Will Rogers Memorial
|Claremore, Oklahoma
|History and art museum
|Tad Jones
The Will Rogers Memorial Museum is a 19,052-square-foot (1,770 m2) museum in Claremore, Oklahoma that memorializes entertainer Will Rogers. The museum houses artifacts, memorabilia, photographs, and manuscripts pertaining to Rogers' life, and documentaries, speeches, and movies starring Rogers are shown in a theater.[1] Rogers' tomb is located on its 20-acre (8 ha) grounds overlooking Claremore and Rogers State University.
Until March 7, 2016, the museum was managed by the Will Rogers Memorial Commission, a state agency. On that date, the Governor of Oklahoma signed legislation dissolving the state commission and transferring the property and all its assets to the Oklahoma Historical Society, another state agency.
Will Rogers was born near Oologah, Oklahoma, where his father had settled. He had originally purchased the land in 1911, a plot containing 20 acres (8.1 ha) that overlooks the Tiawah Valley, as the site of his retirement home. The price was reportedly $500 per acre. After his death, it was passed on to members of the Rogers family. Will's widow, Betty Rogers, donated the property in 1937, during the Great Depression, to the state of Oklahoma.[2]
The Oklahoma legislature appropriated $200,000 for the construction of a museum honoring Rogers. The original 15,000-square-foot (1,400 m2) limestone building was designed by John Duncan Forsyth. Groundbreaking occurred April 21, 1938, with Will's sister, Sallie Rogers McSpadden, turning the first spade full of dirt. Construction was completed November 4, 1938, on what would have been Rogers' 59th birthday.[3] The museum opened in 1938, three years after Rogers' death.[4]
An 11,000-square-foot (1,000 m2) addition was constructed in 1983.[3]
The rotunda contains a famous sculpture of Will Rogers by artist Jo Davidson. The pedestal is inscribed with a famous quotation by Rogers, "...I never met a man I didn't like." The statue is another cast of the work that the artist created in 1938 and which has represented the state in the National Statuary Hall at the United States Capitol.[3]
The 1983 addition includes a large library and offices that serve as research areas for scholars and writers. This area covers 2,400 square feet (220 m2) and holds more than 2000 volumes relevant to Will Rogers, plus other topics such as Indians, genealogy, vaudeville, early motion pictures. and history of the 1879–1935 era. Museum archives also contain an estimated 18,000 photographs, as well as thousands of original manuscripts, private letters, contracts, and personal papers, as well as motion pictures, home movies, and audio tapes.[3]
The tomb of Will Rogers is outside the building, and overlooks the city of Claremore. Other family members interred there are Rogers' wife, Betty (1879–1944), three of their four children: Fred Stone Rogers (1918–1920), Mary Amelia Rogers Brooks (1913–1989), and James Blake (Jim) Rogers (1915–2000). Jim's wife, Marguerite Astrea Kemmler Rogers (1917–1987) as well as Jim's oldest son, James Kemmler (Kem) Rogers (1939–2014) are also interred there.[3] [a]
Merger with the Oklahoma Historical Society[edit]
On March 7, 2016, Governor Mary Fallin signed Senate Bill 1570 into law, which put the Will Rogers Memorial Commission, which governed both the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and the Dog Iron Ranch, Will Rogers' birthplace in Oologah, under the control of the Oklahoma Historical Society. The new law became effective immediately.[6]
There was little opposition to the merger, which was unanimously approved by the Joint Appropriations Budget Committees of both the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Senate. Tad Jones, director of the Memorial, noted that the Memorial had previously been targeted by political budget cutters for several years, and a bill had been introduced during the previous year to eliminate state contributions to the museum. He expressed a belief that the merger would reduce pressure to cut the museum's funding.[7]
The merger was enthusiastically approved by Rogers' descendants, according to Jennifer Rogers-Etcheverry, a member of the Will Rogers Memorial Commission and great-granddaughter of Will Rogers. She said that she saw no disadvantages to the merger. The Act also requires that the governor appoint a direct descendant of Rogers to the OHS board of directors.[7]
Sculpture of Will Rogers by Electra Waggoner Biggs
See also[edit]
- Dog Iron Ranch (Will Rogers Birthplace)
- ^ The other child, William Vann Rogers (better known as Will Rogers, Jr.), (1911–1993) died of suicide in Tubac, Arizona and was buried there.[5]
- ^ "Will Rogers Memorial Museum". Will Rogers Memorial. Retrieved June 24, 2008.
- ^ "Will Rogers Memorial Commission" (pdf). State of Oklahoma. Retrieved June 24, 2008.
- ^ a b c d e "Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore, Oklahoma." Archived April 5, 2016, at the Wayback Machine Accessed April 6, 2016.
- ^ Shepard, Ginger (December 19, 2006). "New executive director named for Will Rogers Museums in OK". Journal Record. Retrieved June 24, 2008.
- ^ Nazario, Sonia. "Ailing Will Rogers Jr., 81, Commits Suicide." Los Angeles Times. July 11, 1993. Accessed April 11, 2016.
- ^ "Will Rogers Memorial Commission Transferred To Oklahoma Historical Society." News on 6. March 7, 2016. Accessed April 9, 2016.
- ^ a b Sturgill, Kristy, "Legislation proposes merging Will Rogers Memorial with Oklahoma Historical Society." Claremore Progress. February 24, 2016. Accessed April 13, 2016.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Will Rogers Memorial Museum.
- Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore, Oklahoma
- Will Rogers Memorial Museum website
- Will Rogers Memorial Museum information, photos and video on TravelOK.com Official travel and tourism website for the State of Oklahoma
- "Writings of Will Rogers", broadcast from the Will Rogers Memorial from C-SPAN's American Writers
- Oklahoma SB 1570 (Undated draft} "SUBJECT: Will Rogers Memorial" Accessed April 11, 2016.
- Voices of Oklahoma interview with Doris "Coke" Meyer, grand-niece to Will Rogers. First person interview conducted with Doris "Coke" Meyer, Will Rogers grand-niece on May 17, 2009.


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ALT Linux Bugzilla – #1086
xterm-like terminals with special names are not detected
Last modified: 2003-08-25 15:18:32
You need to
log in
before you can comment on or make changes to this bug.
I mean those, which set TERM=Eterm or TERM=rxvt or smth else.
libgpm doesn\'t detect that these terms are xterm-like, and so doen\'t work the way it should. (In Eterm, Midnight Commander doesn\'t react upon mouse button press on a menu.)
libgpm in these cases even reports some error which spoils MC screen:
*** debug [liblow.c(202)]:
*** err [liblow.c(261)]:
strncmp/isdigit/consolename failed
*** err [liblow.c(370)]:
Oh, oh, it\'s an error! possibly I die!
If MC is started like this:
TERM=xterm mc
it works well, no error messages appear.
Run mc in an Eterm. Press Ctrl-O several times, you will see the garbage.
The bug is not suprising: if we look in liblow.c from gpm, we see that checking for xterm is done as follows:
if ((term=(char *)getenv(\"TERM\")) && !strncmp(term,\"xterm\",5)) {
Here is a patch to fix it -- as dirty as the original code. ldv has an idea and
a code sample on how to do it the other way, but in another place.
Fixed in libgpm-1.20.1-alt0.3rc1 (using libtinfo),
but libgpm remains dirty.
altair: rpm -q libgpm mc
It is much better now: pressing Ctrl-O multiple times in mc in Eterm doesn\'t make a lot of garbage appear on the screen. Now it appears only once on startup:
$ mc
*** err [liblow.c(286)]:
strncmp/isdigit/consolename failed
*** err [liblow.c(395)]:
Oh, oh, it\'s an error! possibly I die!
And mouse still doesn\'t work in mc in Eterm: start mc, try to press on a menu, it doesn\'t react. in \'TERM=xterm mc\' mouse works (in Eterm).
Apparently, the bug remains unfixed.
Can be reproduced via
$ TERM=Eterm links 2>~/tmp/log
Really fixed in libgpm-1.20.1-alt0.5rc1.
All libgpm users (except mc) should work as expected in Eterm.
Unfortunately, mc crashes now (#0001473).
Yes, links works in Eterm.


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I have downloaded a dataset that included several "detailed" variables (such as bpld) from the ACS 5yr samples for 2015 and 2014. However, I need to add some variables, but when I went back to amend my sample not only could I no longer see the detailed variables, but the ones that I had previously downloaded were removed from my dataset (my variable count went from 61 to 46).
I'd greatly appreciated help with this. It is slightly annoying to have the pre-selected variables removed, but not too bad because I have them already. But I really do need the other detailed variables!
In case it is useful, the variables I am after but are not there are below. I know that they at least were in the ACS 5yr samples for 2014 and 2015 because I know someone else who has used them for analysis.
By the way this site is fantastic, so thank you.
Jeff Bloem
All of the variables you've mentioned are available for the 2014 and 2015 5 year samples. Note that in order to select the "detailed" version of any variable all you need to do is select the "general" version and the IPUMS extract system will automatically included both versions in your data extract. So actually, even though your "Data Cart" says you have 46 variables, this isn't counting the "detailed" versions. Rest assured, once you submit your data extract, all of the detailed variables will show up again.
Jul 13, 2017 - 04:35 PM
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text: Resource to help access Universal Credit GOV.UK Verify is the new way to prove who you are online. It gives safer, simpler and faster access to government services. This includes applying for Universal Credit as well as filing tax returns or checking driver's license details. In light of difficulties having been experienced accessing the GOV.UK Verify system, the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) have developed two products that help prepare people to use it quickly and increase their chances of success. The DWP are encouraging local partners to help JobcentrePlus make claimants aware of the new products available, to improve their experience of using GOV.UK Verify. This will save them time and help free up capacity for JobcentrePlus staff to help claimants to find employment instead of walking them through the Verify system. Whilst these products were designed for areas delivering Universal Credit full service (UC Live service for single people is currently being delivered in the South Gloucestershire area), these products will be of benefit for a wider audience. The helpful resources available are: A video walkthrough available on YouTube www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3FqoQ3dUzo A visual routemap below


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Wine Blogging Wednesday #25
This month's theme is Champagne from Champagne.
It is hosted by Sam Breach of
becks & posh
The round-up can be found
Our wine this month is:
Coeur de Cuvée
About six years ago, we went over to the Dark Side of Champagne: Grower Champagnes, mostly ones imported by Terry Theise. We've drunk more bottles of Vilmart than any other Champagne producer. I think it's because they're very pleasing and, in general, excellent values - something I don't generally find in Champagnes. Our favorite is the
NV Cuvée Rubis
, their least expensive rosé.
Coeur de Cuvée
, on the other hand, is their top bottling - just 5000 bottles are produced each year.
Vilmart & Cie
is imported by
Michael Skurnik Wines
, as selected by Terry Theise
. (If you've never read the opening pages of Theise's Champagne catalog, click
. It's extremely entertaining.)
The 1997
Coeur de Cuvée
(catalog page
) is made from free-run juice; 80% Chardonnay and 20% Pinot Noir.
Joanne's Tasting Notes:
Nose of sourdough bread, dried apricots and a hint of honeysuckle. Fine bubbles with a bright hint of lemon followed by a sweeter grapefruit finish and a floral hint which lingers. The finish has an acidic bright bite which mellows as it dissipates.
We paired this with a dinner of cheese and mousse:
Hoja Santa
Fabrique Delices Goose Mousse
Vermont Butter & Cheese's Bonne Buche
and Fourme de Rochefort along with Bennett Valley Bakery's Mt. Taylor 5-seed bread.
Jack's Tasting Notes:
A soft, elegant wine and definitely a bit tight now. Very fine bubbles. Finish is short (unusual for a Vilmart). All-around very pleasant but too restrained. We have another bottle and I'll update my note in a few years when we someday drink it; I suspect it will be significantly different. ?
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The Fall of Arthur by J. R. R. Tolkien
Anyone expecting The Fall of Arthur to be an epic story dealing with Arthurian legends, would be disappointed, as The Fall of Arthur is only Tolkien's unfinished attempt at his own retelling of the legend of King Arthur.
Tolkien's poem, written in a form that more or less resembles the Old English alliterative verse, is only about 40 pages long. The rest belongs to Christopher Tolkien's explanation of his father's possible sources for the poem as well as his writing process and finally an excerpt from Tolkien's lecture on alliterative verse.
The poem itself, though beautifully crafted, is a clear evidence of Tolkien's dwindling interest in it, or perhaps running out of time for finishing and editing it, as the beginning is clearly better done, especially in terms of the rules of alliterative verse, than the end. Yet, even in such an unfinished state, the poem is still another proof of Tolkien's genius.
The rest of the book, with speculations on sourcing and development of the poem, may be of no interest to people only looking for a story, or may seem boring, as its value is above all meta-linguistic and meta-literary. However, to me – from a writer's point of view – it was not only interesting, but also inspiring to see a glimpse of Tolkien's writing process and his approach to it, both concerning this particular work as writing in general.
Hence, The Fall of Arthur was a fascinating read, and I enjoyed it very much.
RECOMMENDATION: The Fall of Arthur is largely a non-fictional, analytical read, and as such quite demanding but intriguing. However, it might be a disappointment if you just want a good story.
This review was originally published on my book blog, Beyond Strange New Words.


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Circling the work, its brightly coloured patterns and circular windows, I find myself suddenly engulfed by cameras and media people as well as several security officers. It seems that despite my tardiness I was not fortunate enough to miss the esteemed Governor General who had been enlisted to perform the opening speeches. It's not as if I have any particular issue with the GG, but I do have a problem with her security who proceeded to order me out of the way while simultaneously blocking my exit making their request impossible. It was only after they left that I was able to enjoy the work more fully which, in this unique case, meant donning a stripped jumpsuit, crawling through a tunnel, and entering the world created by Andrew.The inside of the cell is as brightly patterned as the outside and the jumpsuited spectators blend in to the walls and floor, almost becoming one with the work. Asked by a videographer what my first impressions were of the work, I inarticulately respond that I felt 12 years old again. Possibly not the response he was after. But that was exactly what it was like. Despite the knowledge that Andrew's vision for the work held deeper connotations of asylum seekers and prison inmates you can't escape the fact that it's just plain fun.
'If you would like to take the experience of The Cell home with you- limited edition signed red costumes are available for purchase...'
I guess I have my answer.


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However, during the summertime, the relentless hoicking seem comparitivley hygenic compared to the street shitting.
|A Child of Zhengzhou having a good old poo in public!
Whether it's pissing on the walls or squatting quietly next to a tree, the people of Zhengzhou will not be confined to just on toilet! No! For the people of Zhengzhou, the world is a toilet!
|In Zhengzhou, China, young and old alike often wear trousers with an open bum. Fresh air and easy shittin'. Welcome to China!
So lets learn from the people of Zhengzhou! Break free from the shackles of toilet training! No more holding it in! The next time you're bursting for the loo, just go! Break out of society's bubble. "I'll poo here and there's not a thing you can do about it"!!!!!.


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"I Thank You"
Sam & Dave
Originally written by David Porter and Isaac Hayes, the song was recorded by Sam & Dave for release in 1968. It reached number nine on the Billboard pop singles chart. ZZ Top covered the song for its 1979 album "Deguello," and the band released it as a single the following year, when it reached number 34 on the singles chart. The song was ZZ Top's second Top 40 hit.
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It's not just wrong, but dangerous, according to Christian trends analysts.
The aim of the program, which is promoted by social activists behind the Faith Shared website, is to counter the message from Islamic activists who say opposition to their religion is the product of what they call a cottage industry of hate.
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Illinois has been without a state budget for more than 18 months, and Severin says political and economic reforms must be a part of any long term solution. Severin says his top priorities are to pass a balanced budget and enact reforms to help create jobs.
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Last weekend the weather turned for the worst, once again our riding plans were compromised, although we managed 50 or so miles before the heavens opened. Since then I've done a couple of 20's - generally though it's just not how June is supposed to be! - However, as another Wednesday night rolls around and with clear blue skies and even some sunshine, the beer ride offered a mid-week chance to get a few miles in.
I rode through to Newton Burgoland, meeting Gary and Paul from over the road at a convenient junction. We cycled into Ashby de la Zouch climbing up past Champney Springs before zooming through the town centre onto the quieter roller-coaster country road past Smisby and on to Ticknall. Sometimes things just don't feel right on the bike, there's no real explanation, it's just one of those things 'an off day' would be the colloquial term - today was such for me. My back ached, legs felt lifeless and heavy, every pedal turn seemed to require supreme effort - in short I was struggling to keep up. On the other hand, Paul from over the road was flying - he pushed on to such an extent that he dissappeared from view on more than one ocassion. As we approached Ticknall we descended from a section of the Pistern Hills - this area is dotted with a series of short, energy sapping climbs - Gary and I spent some time practising for our ascent on the Ventoux over here, we had been down this one many times - but never up it. I made the ridiculous suggestion that we should climb it tonight, after our visit to the pub - unfortunately the offer was accepted.
We dropped down into Ticknall at speeds approaching 40mph - it gets scary on patchy uneven roads that twist and turn - but we were okay, just a couple more up and downs and we had arrived.
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The road now was predominently flat and often downhill - the riding was fast and furious back towards Ashby - we were touching 30mph for some sections and before we knew it we were outside Nick's Fish Bar - Cycling makes you hungry - we were hungry - chips all round then - and they were excellent.
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text: 43 year old professor appointment not to renew the school 9 students facing embarrassment – Beijing for tutor of Xinhua news agency in Shanghai on August 26th new media news (reporter Chen Aiping Xu Xiaoqing) the tutor and school suddenly "break up", the students how to do? Recent media reports: opening soon, the 43 year old Professor Mao for "permanent track" (a teacher management professor) 6 year appointment at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, no contract, 9 of the students followed him Shuoboliandu or will face the embarrassment of the new semester for tutor. Since the introduction of market-oriented management mechanism in Colleges and universities, the school, mentor, students can not be good together scattered? How to protect the rights and interests of students? Temporarily become the focus of discussion. There will be school tutor, compared to the "parents", the students will be likened to "baby". As the "parents" and the "break up", if the teacher "baby" how to do? Why the teacher and school break up? [unfair dismissal, or compliance is not renewed? ] earlier media reports, "Mao Mou thinks he has been dismissed by the assessment, schools are illegal operation, causing hot Internet users and. This reporter repeatedly call Mao teacher, the other did not answer. Since then, he said in reply to the reporter's message, the matter has been reflected to the relevant departments. For personal future plans, do not want to answer. At the same time, the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics responded, "for a final assessment of the professor, the school decided not to extend the expiration of contract, is in strict accordance with the provisions of the" Shanghai University of Finance and Economics "permanent track" teachers management measures "process." What is the permanent track? ] it is understood that Mao teacher from 2010 to the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, join the school launched the "permanent track" the ranks of teachers. So, what is the permanent track? Reporters access to the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, permanent track teacher management approach, that the school's permanent track for the first time the contract period of 6 years. "Permanent track" teacher retention and promotion depends on its teaching and research, the service excellent performance in 3 areas. If the final examination of sixth years, the teacher was "permanent"; if not, the school will no longer hire the teacher. One of the characteristics of the "permanent track" mechanism is that the teacher "does not rise and go". Dean of the school of economics, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Tian Guoqiang introduction, which draws on the International College of employment mechanism, but also to encourage young teachers, so that they clearly see the bottom line. Combined with the relative income is rich, the annual salary system". The average ratio of teachers in general higherthandoubled starting salaries for many scholars to declare the "permanent track" is a kind of incentive. "Breaking up" is the case? Shanghai University of Finance and Economics data show that since 2004, the school has introduced more than 200 permanent teachers. Up to now, the contract expires 71 people, of whom 19 have been granted permanent office, accounting for more than 27%; the assessment of the failure of the resignation of the 21, accounting for nearly 30%. Other teachers or because they can not meet the requirements of the assessment and the initiative to terminate the permanent track contract, or other universities at home and abroad to attract". But in Tian Guoqiang's view, learning"相关的主题文章:


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Here I was thinking that I was purchasing a wine from an obscure local winery in the Heathcote region that had escaped my attention. Closer reading of the back label revealed that this in fact is a Seppelt wine. It had an aroma of plums, a sweet fruited note a bit like a young "jubey" Cotes du Rhone, cola and, more surprisingly, were there minerals as well, on a shiraz? On the palate, there were moderately heart warming, if baked a little, plum flavours. Overall, pleasant if a bit "only ok" drinking, if that makes sense. I see Mr Graham over at the Australian Wine Review also reviewed the same wine. For the record, I disliked the label :) 84 points (6.9/10)
Abv: 14%
Price: $18
Would I buy it having tasted it? No
Website: http://www.seppelt.com.au/
May 15, 2011