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Lipscomb University is a Christian institution that is joyfully and energetically committed to creating students whose academic excellence, faith and practice, and community service reflect our ideals of global citizenship. We believe that knowing what grows us is also what grounds us.
What We Offer
Students at Lipscomb University may earn a bachelor's degree in 117 fields of undergraduate study, several pre-professional programs, an accelerated adult degree program and a competency-based program. Lipscomb also offers 31 graduate degrees, 21 graduate certificate programs and four dual master's degrees. Lipscomb's academic programs include doctoral degrees in pharmacy, education and ministry and an associate degree offered to residents of the Tennessee Prison for Women.
Founded in 1891 by David Lipscomb and James A. Harding as Nashville Bible School, Lipscomb University is affiliated with the Churches of Christ.
The residential campus is located in the Green Hills area of Nashville, Tenn. There are three off-campus program opportunities (Murfreesboro, Cool Springs, Sumner County).
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Religious Preferences Represented: 33
States Represented (including Washington, D.C.): 43
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Ethnic Minority Students: 825 (18%)
Increase in Minority Enrollment (since 2005): 257%
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Block rate for 12-18 hours each fall and spring semester 2014-15: $25,290
Full-time equivalent faculty: 294
Student/Faculty Ratio: 12 to 1
Lipscomb's men's and women's sports teams compete in NCAA's Division I, Atlantic Sun Conference, which includes universities from Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky and Florida.
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- In U.S. News & World Report, Lipscomb ranked within the Top 20 regional universities in the South and was named an "up-and-coming" university in the region. U.S. News also ranked Lipscomb as the second-best regional university in the South for veterans.
- For the first time, Lipscomb University was named to the Kiplinger Personal Finance list of 100 best values in private universities for 2015.
- The Lipscomb Bisons were named the 2013-14 Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Champions with 78.83 percent of the student-athletes on campus posting a 3.0 grade-point average or better.
- The College of Pharmacy was awarded a National Institutes of Health grant for $660,000. This was the largest research grant in university history.
- The College of Education's secondary teacher preparation program was named No. 2 in the nation in the 2014 National Council on Teacher Quality's Teacher Prep Review. The college's graduate elementary grades program was ranked No. 14, and both programs combined were ranked No. 1 in the South.
- Lipscomb Academy elementary school was one of only 10 schools in the nation named a 2013 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon School.
- Lipscomb is ranked in the top 12 percent in the nation on Washington Monthly's "Best Bang for the Buck" 2013 list of colleges considered the best economic value per dollar invested.
- Included among the 311 (or almost 8 percent) of universities in the nation to achieve the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Community Engagement Classification.
- Selected as one of the country's most environmentally responsible colleges to be included in the 2014 "The Princeton Review's Guide to Green Colleges."
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PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Jason Dufner's deadpan expression reflects nothing to the outside world. It didn't indicate how disheartened he was at losing the PGA Championship in a playoff two years ago, nor did it show his excitement and nerves while he was battling to get over the hump in the same major on Sunday.
In fact, that appearance barely changed after he tapped in his final putt on the 18th hole at Oak Hill Country Club. But he raised his arms and that told it all, a triumphant gesture that celebrated his 2-stroke victory in the year's final major.
The 36-year-old Dufner played the round of a lifetime. He struck approach shots to within a foot on three holes and closed with a 2-under-par 68, overtaking 54-hole leader Jim Furyk to win the Wanamaker Trophy.
It was a much better ending than two years ago in Atlanta, where Dufner blew a 4-stroke lead on the back nine and wound up losing to Keegan Bradley in a playoff.
"I've had leads in majors and not pulled through," he said. "I always felt like that was going to make me a better player and more confident the next time that I had a chance. And for whatever reason today, I felt really comfortable, really calm and felt like that I could do it, felt like I could give myself a chance and pull this out."
He did admit to a bit of nerves early, particularly with his first three-foot putt on the opening hole. He also nearly blew a tap-in at the 10th, the ball going in the side door.
"I come across as a pretty cool customer, I guess," he said, "but there are definitely some nerves out there, especially when you're trying to win a major championship."
The final 18 was basically a two-man race between Dufner and Furyk, who was seeking his first major title since the 2003 U.S. Open. Furyk entered with a 1-stroke lead, but Dufner drained three birdie putts — two of them, at No. 5 and No. 8, from tap-in range — to take the lead for good.
Dufner stiffed another approach shot at the par-4 16th to offset a birdie by Furyk and maintain a 2-stroke lead into the final two holes. Furyk bogeyed those last two holes and Dufner sailed home.
He said he wanted to stay patient but he then decided to be aggressive since he was striking the ball so well.
"I went for the par-5 fourth hole and made birdie there," he said. "The fifth hole was a pretty tough pin and I went right at it and stuffed it. It was a little bit of a combination — I knew that I had to stay patient but I felt like I was hitting it pretty good and I hit a lot of shots close there, which made it easy for me. Not too much pressure on the putter today."
Furyk shot a 71 and took second at 272, his fourth runner-up finish in a major. Henrik Stenson made a couple of runs but bogeyed two holes down the stretch for a 70 and third place at 273, a stroke ahead of Swedish countryman Jonas Blixt (70).
Furyk said he respected Dufner's performance.
"When a tournament ends like that, you've just got to take your hat off and shake the guy's hand," he said. "Basically I told him I was really impressed with how well he played. He played his rear end off and won the tournament."
When it was over and he had hugged his wife, Amanda, Dufner encountered Bradley behind the 18th green and "we kind of bro-hugged," he said.
"He said, 'I'm proud of you' and I said, 'Thanks a lot, it means a lot for you to be here,' " Dufner said. "He always jabbed at me a little bit about having one of these [trophies] in his house and thanks for giving it to him and all that stuff. And now I've got one, too."
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I purchased a Miller Bobcat 250 Welder/Gen last summer for $1400.00 with 75 hours. It now has 96 hours with BRAND NEW leads with quick connects at machine and every 50 feet. 75 feet of ground. 100 feet of stinger. Also new Miller Machine Cover. What would all of this be worth if I was going to sell it? I do not think I will ever use this machine to it full potential and was thinking of getting a Passport and a small generator large enough to run the passport. What size generator would I need to run the passport on the 220 mode?
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i would suspect the passport would run on a 5500W with a 220V plug. my TA-185 will.
sorry i can give a value on the Bobcat 250, might be a good idea to look on e-bay and see what they are going for. i dont see any reason why you shouldnt be able to get your $$ back you put into it.
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That is why they gave us a process to change things. They meant what they wrote. They understood the meaning of words. The only ambiguities in the document are the ones written into it by eyes that want to change the things in it without using the methods of redress directed within it.Which is less than helpful, because those things are in conflict, obviously. I've always thought they recognized that the country and the world would change, and the Constitution would have to be malleable to reflect that. The phrase "necessary and proper" is more than anything what the power of the government is based on, yet they don't include an explanation for what that means. The Constitution as a whole does not include notes on how it is to be interpreted.
The Constitution is not a "living" thing....it defines its terms clearly. They left it up to us to use its processes to change things as we deem fit in any day and age.
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Two space shuttle solid rocket booster casings arrived at NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center Aug. 29 after a transcontinental trip from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
The inert boosters, each of which is more than 149 feet long and more than 12 feet wide, were hauled overland by a modified tractor-trailer rig.
Now owned by the California Science Center in Los Angeles, they will remain in storage at NASA Dryden until the science center's planned exhibit hall to house the space shuttle Endeavour is built. The boosters will be mounted alongside Endeavour in a vertical configuration, similar to what they would have been during launch into space.
The largest solid rocket motors ever developed, the four-segment space shuttle solid rocket boosters weighed about 193,000 pounds empty and 1.3 million pounds when loaded with more than 1.1 million pounds of propellant. The boosters were each capable of producing 2,650,000 pounds of thrust at liftoff, and provided the additional thrust needed for the first two minutes after launch to enable the space shuttles to escape the gravitational pull of Earth. Their propellant, composed primarily of atomized aluminum powder fuel and ammonium perchlorate oxidizer bound together with a synthetic rubber compound, was developed at the Air Force Research Laboratory Propulsion Directorate at Edwards Air Force Base.


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"Sara is the perfect choice to launch the daily concerts on the Chevrolet Riverfront Stage because of her great repertoire of hit music and undeniable connection to our fans," said Steve Moore, CMA Chief Executive Officer.
Other performers set to appear over the four-day period were announced on Wednesday and include: Keith Anderson, Greg Bates, Blackberry Smoke, Craig Campbell, Mark Chesnutt, Brett Eldredge, Rachel Farley, Tyler Farr, Colt Ford, Gloriana, The Grascals, Steve Holy, Casey James, Kristen Kelly, Aaron Lewis, Lonestar, Love and Theft, Dustin Lynch, Jo Dee Messina, Ronnie Milsap, Craig Morgan, David Nail, Joe Nichols, Jerrod Niemann, Eric Paslay, Maggie Rose, Corey Smith, Tate Stevens, Sunny Sweeney, Phil Vassar, Chuck Wicks, Gretchen Wilson and Darryl Worley.
Tickets to CMA Festival's nightly shows at LP Field are sold out, but tickets are still available for Fan Fair X at Music City Center. Admission to that event is $10 a day or $25 for four days at www.ticketmaster.com. Children 12 and under will be admitted free of charge.


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Mildred M. Haberberger, 92, of 1036 Theresia St., St. Marys, died at Elk Regional Health Center on Friday morning, March 30, 2012.
She was born Aug. 20, 1919 in St. Marys, a daughter of the late John A. and Cecilia M. Feldbauer Braun.
On July 6, 1945 in St. Marys Church, she married the late Cletus J. "Beeps" Haberberger, who preceded her in death Feb. 2, 1990.
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She is survived by two daughters, Linda Beveridge of Norwalk, Ohio and Christine, Mrs. Vaughn Luchs of Ridgway; four grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and a sister, Mary T. Christian of Fontana, Calif.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a son, June Haberberger in infancy in 1959; two sisters, Clara Smith and Agnes Braun; and six brothers, Joseph, Leo, Gilbert, Marinus, Ambrose and Francis Braun.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Mildred M. Haberberger will be celebrated at the St. Mary's Catholic Church, Church Street, St. Marys, on Monday, April 2, 2012 at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Meinrad Lawson, O.S.B., as celebrant.Â
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A motorcyclist from Anne Arundel County remained in critical condition at a hospital Friday morning, authorities report, the day after his motorcycle struck a horse pulling a buggy across Route 6 in New Market.
Donald Lee Fridell Jr., 52, of Lothian and another motorcyclist were traveling west on the highway at about 3:43 p.m. Thursday, St. Mary's sheriff's deputies report, when the horse and buggy operated by 48-year-old Luna Hertzler Fisher of Mechanicsville turned left from the westbound shoulder to cross both lanes of the highway.
Fridell's Harley Davidson struck the horse, and Fridell was thrown from the motorcycle before he and the motorcycle both landed in an eastbound shoulder ditch, according to the sheriff's office. Fridell was unconscious when police arrived.
The other motorcyclist, Lawrence Francis Jones of Lothian, lost control of his motorcycle as he locked its rear brake, and he was ejected as it went to the ground, according to a release from the preliminary investigation by sheriff's Cpl. Brian Connelly. Jones was taken by an ambulance crew to the University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center to be treated for non-life threatening injuries.
A Maryland State Police helicopter crew flew Fridell to the University of Maryland Hospital's shock-trauma center in Baltimore.
No injuries to the buggy's operator were reported. The injured horse was shot and killed at the scene.
The sheriff's office has requested that anyone with information about the accident call the agency at 301-455-4200, ext. 9010.


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text: I've always been inspired by the effortlessly cool looks of models circa late 80′s/90′s. While a white tank/tee and blue jeans was the ultimate sexy meets cool outfit, trousers, blazers, sheer, ribbed, cropped, and oversized knits also played a huge role. I've always felt a little weighed down with my long hair to fully pull off this clean, effortless look so I'm now taking full advantage of my new 'do and going back to the 90′s. Check out the photos below for more inspiration! Also, try to spot the berks in some photos. Man, I love how every style comes back around.


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A top Securities and Exchange Commission compliance official who worked for the SEC when it found no problems at Bernard Madoff's firm in 2005, later began to date and married Madoff's niece, who was a compliance lawyer for the company.
A spokesman for Eric Swanson, who has since left the SEC, said Swanson "did not participate in any inquiry of Bernard Madoff Securities or its affiliates while involved in a relationship" with Shana Madoff.
The failure of the SEC to detect the alleged fraud carried out by Madoff, estimated by Madoff himself at $50 billion, has raised questions about the SEC's performance.
"The Securities and Exchange Commission failed the American people," said Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA).
Since 1992, the SEC has at least twice dismissed concerns about Madoff's firm, following complaints.
At a business roundtable meeting last year, Madoff boasted of his "very close" relationship with a SEC regulator, chuckling as he said, "in fact, my niece even married one."
A spokesman for Swanson, the former SEC official who married Madoff's niece and compliance lawyer, said Swanson met the niece "through her trade association work in the industry. Throughout his career, Eric has displayed the highest ethical standards and his reputation has been – and continues to be – above reproach."
Madoff formally registered with the SEC as an investment adviser in 2006, but the SEC failed to conduct the standard review that normally follows such a new registration.
Madoff made headlines last week when an unsealed criminal complaint in federal court in New York charged that he has been running a decades long Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of $50 billion dollars.
A former chairman of NASDAQ, Madoff was an investment advisor who catered to a handful of high net worth clients, one of whom told ABC News that Madoff was so sought after that, as recently as two months ago, he was turning down potential new business. His handful of clients routinely expected -- and received -- double digit returns, up market or down.
According to a SEC document filed in Jan. 2008, and cited in the complaint, the firm had between 11 and 25 clients for the fiscal year ending Oct. 2007 and managed about $17 billion in assets in 23 different accounts.
Bernard Madoff Investment Securities, in addition to that private client practice, is also a market maker that trades with other dealers in bonds, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, according to Bloomberg News.
The firm was the 23rd largest market maker on NASDAQ in October, handling a daily average of about 50 million shares a day. The firm specialized in handling orders from online brokers in some of the largest U.S. companies, including General Electric Co. and Citigroup Inc., Bloomberg News reported.
But on Dec. 10, Madoff allegedly told senior employees at his firm that his entire business was a fraud. According to the federal complaint, Madoff told those employees that he was "finished" and that "it's all one big lie." Madoff estimated "the losses from the fraud to be at least approximately $50 billion," the complaint states.
At that time Madoff also told those employees that he intended to surrender to authorities, but before he did he planned to use $200-300 million he had left to make payments to "selected employees, family and friends," the complaint states.


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You could take the extra money over the $12,000 and donate it to a charity that allows you to name something related to it.
It would go along with the donation spirit, wouldn't be a massive amount at the last count and would do something really special.
I'm not sure what there is in your area but in our University they are trying to buy a new grand piano for the concert hall to replace a 20-30 year old steinway that costs ÂŁ70,000 (I think I have the name right). If you donate enough they will name a key after you which would be in the concert hall for the life of the piano.
Maybe there is a hospital or hospice or other worthy cause being renovated near you that can have a donationcoder brick placed in it.
Take some photos, put them up then send them to the tech news agencies with a press release.
You might even get more visitors and donations because of it.


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Recipe by The Kitchen at Johnsonville Sausage
"These crowd-pleasing sausage and beef sliders will be perfect for your next party. Serve them with your favorite condiments."
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2 pounds
Johnsonville® All Natural Ground Italian Sausage, or links, decased
1 pound
ground beef
small slider buns or mini sandwich rolls
These were really good. I ended up doing a one to one ratio of Italian Sausage and beef since we cut back the number of servings. We cooked them on the grill and served them on King Hawaiian rolls. Yummy. We will make them again.
Had these last night for supper and loved them. Mixed all the meat together so I can't tell you exactly what the ratio was but no one complained. We used the Johnsonville Sweet Italian Sausage. Served them with provolone and marinara sauce on potato rolls.
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Yum! I added some spicy mustard to these and some medium cheddar and they were delicious. I would make these again and again. I feel like these would be perfect for any party, as long as it was a house full of meat-eaters.
Ours looked very plain, but to be honest, a pictures was as far as the buns got. No one ate them on the bread! They were ok but not something we'd eat on a regular basis. They tasted more like a breakfast patty. They were good though.
These were yum! I used equal ratios of sausage and ground turkey(93%). For a good burger while you need the fat from the 80/20 you also need something a bit leaner to mix in. This helps your burgers keep their shape. Too much fat and you will end up with hockey pucks because the burgers shrink. We topped these with cheese and "normal" burger toppings and paired with some Ore Ida sweet potato fries to round out the meal.
I liked the combination of sausage and beef, and I served them on little wheat Hawaiin rolls-they were good
These were wonderful! I live Johnsonville because there sausage tastes so much better than all the others. I followed the recipe as directed and use 80/20 chuck because that's the best ratio for locking in a juicy burger. Will be making these sliders again. Thank you.
These were really good and I can't wait to try them on the grill! I added cheddar and lettuce along with a little mayo. I served them on rolls I made, but next time I'll be sure to have them with squishy, soft rolls rather than the heavier ones I used. C'mon summer.....I want these on the grill.
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Johnsonville Italian Sausage Sliders
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 623
Calories from Fat: 331
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Temporary Lane Restrictions on Interstate 64
Motorists should expect minimal delays
DALE, Ind. -- The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is advising motorists there will be temporary lane restrictions on Interstate 64 (I-64) in Warrick and Spencer counties.
Beginning Wednesday, January 9, INDOT crews will be performing maintenance work on I-64 from State Road 61 (Exit 39) to State Road 162 (Exit 63). Work will continue through Friday, January 11. It is anticipated all work will begin at approximately 7:00 a.m. local time and be complete by 4:00 p.m. each day, weather permitting. All lanes of I-64 in each direction will be affected during this time.
INDOT reminds motorists to follow the posted work zone speed limit, use caution and consider worker safety when traveling through a work zone. For the latest news and information about INDOT, please visit www.in.gov/indot or www.trafficwise.in.gov .
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Separation Anxiety: Separation anxiety is a normal characteristic in infants and toddlers. Symptoms include reluctance to fall asleep, homesickness, nightmares, tantrums if separated from the primary caregiver, and feelings of anxiety. Treatment may incorporate positive reinforcement, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and antianxiety medications.
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So earlier this week, Eric, Steve and I went out to eat at a steakhouse with another friend of mine who I'm not supposed to name on this blog. This friend bought a new car in April and only put a few thousand miles on it, but somehow was forced to pay for a huge repair by Volkswagen when the engine died. The day we went to the steakhouse happened to be the first day this friend had the car after about 6 weeks at the dealership. After dinner we headed back to my apt while my friend was going somewhere else. About 30 minutes later, I got a call… the car had broken down AGAIN. WTF?!?
Eric and I jumped in my car and went over to the spot where my friend broke down. It was JUST off of the I-15 exit ramp onto Spring Mountain headed west. If you're familiar with the area, you know that's a really busy spot. After a few minutes of standing around and calling roadside assistance, we decided to try to push. Here's a map:
Eric and I successfully pushed the car up the street and around the corner while my friend steered the car. It was hard. While you can't see it on the overhead view, that's a slight incline and there's an even sharper incline as you go around the corner.
Eventually the tow truck showed up and brought the car over to the dealership on W Sahara. The car has since died two or three more times, both times with my friend driving it. It basically breaks down once a day. Right now the car is back at the dealership supposedly being fixed. I feel like the right move at this point is a lawsuit. Each time the car dies, the power steering also dies. My friend has been caught in multiple situations where the car broke down in a very busy spot and it's only a matter of time before a horrible accident occurs due to this lemon. VW refuses to give my friend a new car and insists on making ineffective repairs to this piece of crap (although it's brand new and looks good, the thing is incapable of running consistently).
Please never buy a VW. My friend has been jerked around and screwed by VW over and over with regards to this car. Not only that — my friend has been stuck with rental car bills that VW is supposed to be paying for … a rental car for 6 weeks isn't cheap! No one deserves that type of treatment. The service is truly awful, deceptive and ineffective. Tell your friends about this please — I want this situation to adversely affect VW as much as possible. I'd appreciate a link to this post if you have a good spot to put it where it will be seen by many eyes.


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Barcelona - 2011 Results
Pole Position:
Mark Webber (Red Bull Renault); 1:20.981 = 206.937 km/h
1st: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault) 1:39.03.301
2nd: Lewis Hamilton (McLaren Mercedes)
3rd: Jenson Button (McLaren Mercedes)
Fastest Lap:
Hamilton, 1:26.727 = 193.227 km/h on Lap 52
Does familiarity breed contempt?
The Circuit de Catalunya has not only been a GP venue since 1991 – this will be the 22nd race there – but most of the current drivers have driven countless laps there in testing. Maybe not for much longer: as cash problems sweep Europe, Spain is one country looking at a time-share option, either with two circuits alternating as in Germany, or even by staging a Spanish GP only in alternate years as it seems France will do from 2013.
Speaking of testing, Mugello has recently staged the first in-season F1 test since 2008. Australia's Mark Webber lent enthusiastic support to the Italian venue, which is between Florence and Rome. "I have to say this is a fantastic track," Mark said after his first session there. "It's very challenging for the driver and very quick. I don't know if we'll ever race here in the future, you never know, but to see the crowd here today was very special. A lot of people came to watch and that's great."
"This is traditionally a time when teams introduce new parts, and with the competition now being closer than it has ever been before, understanding how the tyres interact with the latest car developments will be key to establishing an advantage," said Pirelli's Paul Hembery at Mugello. Webber's Red Bull teammate Sebastian Vettel set the fastest lap overall.
Missing from Mugello was the HRT team, which chose instead to complete its move to a new Madrid base ahead of its home race. "It's the first Grand Prix we travel to after having moved into our new headquarters, starting a great new chapter in the history of the team," says team principal Luis Perez-Sala. For driver Pedro de la Rosa it will be the race of 2012: "We're playing at home in front of the best fans in the world. We're looking forward to it and it's something historic so I'm going to enjoy it as much as possible".
Staying down the back end of the field, the vastly experienced Heikki Kovalainen sums Barcelona up nicely: "Barcelona's a good circuit where the main challenge is to nail everything absolutely perfectly," says the one-time McLaren winner now with Caterham. " It's a track with a lot of high-speed corners, some where you have to be really on it to save time, and you have to be pretty committed going into the braking zone in T1 as that's where there is an overtaking chance."
Webber also weighed into the debate on Pirelli's 2012 tyres ignited by Michael Schumacher's criticism of their excessive degradation and its effect on this year's racing. "Everybody has the same stuff to deal with, so you have to get on with it," says the down-to-earth Australian. "We would all love quicker lap times and extremely consistent tyres like we did in the old days, but that wasn't the most exciting thing for the racing. Trying to find somewhere in the middle is always hard but at the moment we have a pretty good show for the crowd."
As Sauber's Head of Track Engineering Giampaolo Dall'Ara observes, "It's the first time this year that there are two steps between the tyre compounds, which makes it interesting. We expect the soft one to be good in qualifying, while the hard compound should be strong in the race. The limiting factor is the wear on the front axle. However, at the same time the track characteristics stress the rear tyres, therefore the challenge will be to find the best compromise for the set-up of the car."
In the previous 21 years the current 'engine war' between Ferrari, Renault and Mercedes has been well reflected at the Circuit de Catalunya. The first five World Championship races staged there were won by Renault-powered cars, and Renault now totals nine victories; Ferrari has seven; and Mercedes five to date.
While Michael Schumacher has excelled there with seven wins, no fewer than seven drivers in the current field – Schuey himself, Raikkonen, Alonso, Massa, Button, Webber and Vettel – have already enjoyed success at the Spanish track. Webber has also been on pole for this race in each of the last two seasons. But last year he finished… fourth, his default position in the four 2012 races so far!
Last word about Webber: once again the F1 rumour mill is linking him with a one-season drive for Ferrari, as partner to his good friend Fernando Alonso as an interim measure while Ferrari wait for Sergio Perez to acquire more F1 experience. Will the goss motivate Mark to excel again at Fernando's home track?


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|Old English pic, from Latin pix
pitch1 W3
a marked out area of ground on which a sport is played [= field]
sports field[countable] British EnglishDSDS
football/cricket/rugby etc pitch
the world-famous Wembley football pitch
He ran the length of the pitch and scored.
on the pitch (=playing a sport)
Jack was on the pitch for his school in the Senior Cup Final.
a strong level of feeling about something or a high level of an activity or a quality:
strong feelings/activity[singular, uncountable]
The controversy reached such a pitch (=become so strong) that the paper devoted a whole page to it.
a pitch of excitement/excellence/perfection etc (=a high level of excitement etc)
He screamed at her in a pitch of fury.
The goal roused the crowd to fever pitch (=a very excited level).
a) APM [singular, uncountable]
how high or low a note or other sound is:
Ultrasonic waves are at a higher pitch than the human ear can hear.
b) APM [uncountable]
the ability of a musician to play or sing a note at exactly the correct level:
She's got perfect pitch.
the things someone says to persuade people to buy something, do something, or accept an idea:
persuading[countable] informalBBT
an aggressive salesman with a fast-talking sales pitch
make a/somebody's pitch (for something) (=try to persuade people to do something)
He made his strongest pitch yet for standardized testing in schools.
a throw of the ball, or a way in which it can be thrown:
His first pitch was high and wide.
a black, sticky substance that is used on roofs, the bottoms of ships etc to stop water coming through: ➔ pitch-black, pitch-dark
black substance[uncountable]TI
The night was as black as pitch (=very dark).
an up and down movement of a ship or an aircraft [↪ roll]:
the pitch and roll of the ship
the degree to which a roof slopes or the sloping part of a roof:
slope[singular, uncountable]
the steep pitch of the roof
a place in a public area where someone who sells things to people goes to sell things or where an entertainer goes to sell things or perform:
street/market[countable] British EnglishDL
We found the boy at his usual pitch at the bottom of the Acropolis.


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BC for Women - Independent waist and hip bands give better balance and comfort
The greatest difficulty in properly sizing a woman's Buoyancy System is not finding a smaller size, or allowing for the bust, but lies in the fact that women's bodies have a defined waist where a waistband must fasten in order to secure the BC. At the same time, women tend to have both a shorter torso length and a lower center of buoyancy compared to men. So conventional buoyancy systems,which would ideally be worn lower for best balance and comfort, must be worn higher, around the narrowest part of the waist, in order to be secure. The Zena's twin waist and hip band system provides a way for women to securely position the weights and buoyancy below waist level, around the body's center of buoyancy.
All of Zeagle's buoyancy systems are available with women's sizing options and can be adjusted to provide excellent fit and functionality for women divers.
The Zena BC, however, has been designed by women as a buoyancy system specifically for women. The twin straps adjust to fit waist and hips independently, while the elastic front panels provide outstanding fit and comfort. Zeagles patented PFS sizing system allows for the waist size, chest size, and torso length to be independently fitted. The Zena is designed to be fitted with the upper waistband at the natural waist, placing the weights and buoyancy low, around the body's center of buoyancy.
The Zena closes in the front with a heavy-duty zipper for a snug and secure, yet non-restrictive fit. A Ripcord release weight system is standard.
Elastic front panels with zipper closure for a comfortable, secure fit and a streamlined profile
Dual waistbands allow weights to be positioned below waist level for superior comfort and balance.
Component sizing fits waist, torso length, and chest size independently
31-lb capacity bladder
30-lb capacity Ripcord weight system
16-lb capacity rear mount weight system
Expandable mesh 'Quick Pocket' at waist
4 Stainless D-Rings
Dry Weight: 6.2lbs
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Fit to waist size so upper band is secure around waist: Front Panel Size*
Fit to Chest/ Bust Size: Shoulder
Fit to torso length, size so upper waist band is at natural waist.
Are Zeagle BC's worn differently?
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Why do you put the weights in the BC?
Including the weights as part of the buoyancy system improves balance and comfort in the water- it keeps your body from being pulled in different directions by the opposing forces of lift and weights. All Zeagle BC's since 1982 have been designed to be weight integrated.
How do you drop the weights in an emergency?
Zeagle's patented Ripcord system allows for a single point instantaneous release of the weights from almost any position in the water. When compared to a weightbelt release or the two handed systems used on many other weight integrated BC's the Ripcord is far simpler and more reliable. Some BC's offer a more economical pull out system that requires a two sided release to drop all the weights.
Isn't it too heavy to lift?
In most circumstances we recommend that the diver put on their BC first, then place the weights in the weight pockets. This avoids having to lift the entire scuba system and weights together.
What's the Personal Fit System?
People come in more than five sizes- the Personal Fit System is a system of interchangeable components that allows your Zeagle dealer to custom fit a buoyancy system to your body and your style of diving. In addition to fitting waist size, chest size, and torso length independently, we can adjust the style of various components and the amount of lift in the buoyancy system to match the type of diving you do.
Do you make BC's for women?
Zeagle's Personal Fit System was designed with women in mind. It's very common for women to fit a size smaller in the shoulder section of a Zeagle BC than they fit in the waist size- a medium waist with small shoulders, for example. On our heavy duty BC's we offer narrower women's shoulder sections with smaller buckles that will fit women's upper bodies better. Of course the advantages of weight integration and doing away with the weightbelt are often even greater for women than for men. The greatest difficulty in properly sizing a woman's Buoyancy System is not finding a smaller size, or allowing for the bust, but lies in the fact that women's bodies have a defined waist where a waistband must fasten in order to secure the BC. At the same time, women tend to have both a shorter torso length and a lower center of buoyancy compared to men. So conventional buoyancy systems,which would ideally be worn lower for best balance and comfort, must be worn higher, around the narrowest part of the waist, in order to be secure. Zeagle has two BC models specifically designed with these considerations in mind; - The Zena is an extremely light and comfortable BC, ideally suited for warmer water diving. It is designed and constructed to be worn over a bathing suit or light warm water suit. The Zena's twin waist and hip band system provides a way for women to securely position the weights and buoyancy below waist level, around the body's center of buoyancy. - The LaZer is a heavier-duty BC with the same ideal fit for a woman's body shape. It is still considered to be a travel BC and can be worn over a bathing suit, but it is also made to be worn over a wetsuit or drysuit that might be needed in local diving conditions. It has all the features of the very popular Stiletto BC, but with a vest that is scooped at the rear to comfortably accommodate a shorter torso and wider hips than a Stiletto.
Will it float you face down?
Zeagle BCs are designed to fit low on the body so the lift is positioned near the body's center of buoyancy. This results in a very neutral surface flotation, leaving the diver free to assume any position in the water. Many non-Zeagle rear flotation BC's fit high on the chest, the same way most nonintegrated jacket style BC's fit. In addition to being less comfortable, this volume of lift high on the back can cause the diver to be rotated forward when attempting to stay upright on the surface.
Can I wear a weightbelt with a Zeagle?
It isn't necessary, and it adds bulk and weight.
Which BC is best for me?
Zeagle makes buoyancy systems for everyone– from the occasional vacation diver to the most professional Search and Recovery divers. Your dealer can help you select a system and appropriate accessories based on you size, experience, diving environment, the kind of diving you do, and the kind of diving you want to do in the future.
What about construction and warranty?
All Zeagle Buoyancy Systems are hand sewn from the best available materials and heavily reinforced at all stress points. Our style of construction is labor intensive and expensive, but it results in a more durable, better fitting BC. Individual components of the system are replaceable or repairable if damaged. This quality of construction makes it possible for us to offer a limited lifetime warranty to the original purchaser. If a defect appears or the system fails at any time while you own it, Zeagle will repair or replace the system free of charge.
For full details on product warranty please click here.
Where can I get user's guides for Zeagle Products?
We have available downloadable versions of product owner's manuals. These are in PDF format, which is a file format that can be viewed and printed from virtually any computer platform. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader (necessary to view the files) it can be downloaded free of charge here.
Your BC is guaranteed against defects in materials and workmanship. This guarantee does not cover damages from accident, abuse, neglect, alterations, improper usage, normal wear & tear or failure to provide reasonable care. To validate your warranty you must fill out and return your warranty registration by regular mail or e-mail, within 30 days of purchase. All warranty claims will be handled through Zeagle, or an authorized Zeagle Dealer.
here is the serial number on my BC?
In 2009 we began serializing the bladder assembly of our BCs. To find the serial number look at the left side (your right if you were wearing the BC) in between the vest and bladder. Roughly where the top tank band is inserted into the vest you should see a 1.5' long white tag with the serial number stamped onto it. If you do not see this tag you can select 'My product does not have a serial number' when registering your BC.
How can I set my BC up for Twin Cylinders?
All Zeagle Heavy-Duty Ballistic BCs (Ranger, Ranger LTD, Tech, 911, SAR) as well as backplate systems, can be used with twin tanks. The easiest method is to use the Twin Cylinder Mounting Plates. Click here for a page that shows how.
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11 when I was taught by my dad about stick welding. 14 when I first picked up a MIG gun and welded a bead. 17 when I finished my first year of Vocational training. Now 30, and practice most common forms of welding monthly.
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04-02-2007, 10:44 PM #11Jonny
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I was thirteen when I first picked up an AO torch, and was addicted by the fire. (I'm a bit of a pyro) Fourteen when I first mig welded, 15 when I first stick welded and 16 when I started Mig welding daily at work. Also tried Tig welding at 16 and the beads are looking pretty nice now. Just turned 17 not to long ago, so Iv'e got lots of time to practice.
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Interesting post. I started at 11 welding crab pot frames together. With stick of course which is hard because the frames where made from 1/4" round stock. Not a very big weld, but I had fun. Grew up using just stick [lots of farm equipment] after serving in the Marines, went to work for local town in the garage [mechanic] and did most of the welding there on construction equipment. After a couple of years went to work for the local electric utillity, where i am still at 19 years latter. [ 43 yrs old now]Started here as an equipment and hydraulic technician. Did road work for 8 yrs and now am shop foreman. Although mechanics by trade, we do a considerable amount of fabrication and welding in the reapir and maintenance of line equipment. Have a welding business on the side that I enjoy alot. Really cool to read where everybody has worked and different things people have done. Keep on posting, I'm sure there are more guys that have had interesting careers.Scott
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I'm 31 now. Started welding with my dad and brother when I was eleven or so. Brother was making fun of me saying that I probably couldn't even get a stick to light up without sticking. Proved him wrong on the first try. (not that it was pretty,or even usable, but the rod didn't stick!!) We were building corner and tensioning posts for some fence dad was building. That was on an AC only Lincoln 225 cracker box that is still in the family, BTW. Did stick only until I was 21 and bought a small wire feeder for FC only. After that there was no turning back. Started building trailers, implements, truck accessories, and who knows how much repair and maintenance work. For a short time after college, I worked for a LWS in Atlanta as a route driver hauling gases. That's where I stocked up on equipment since I was eligible for employee discounts. Racked up a MM210, Spectrum 375, Syncrowave 180, and a Bobcat 250. Should be set for this addiction for a while....yay right! There's still $10K of stuff I want! SSS
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My 5 year old daughter has been asking me for a couple of weeks to try welding. I finally got her started on the MIG machine this past weekend. She's really into art projects, so she really likes the idea of making her own "sculpture". I was surprised how well she did tracking the seam and manipulating the gun. She won't be welding trailers (we'll wait until she 6 for that! ) but she's sticking stuff together!
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Worked for a welder doing pipe work in OKC when I was 17 (1980 ish).
Flash forward 27 years. Received a MIG from a fallen friend, determined to learn how to use it they way my buddy did.
First project (rockrail for my jeep) installed last night.
Will post some pics
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7 here, too. I remember the machine my dad had at the time, a Hobart with the footprint of a refrigerator and about half as high. We had a homemade AC/DC full-wave rectifier on it, too.
I remember building our first welding trailer with it and then we bought a Lincoln Ranger 8 for the trailer.
Other than O/A, everything was Stick. Even tubing gates and stuff. I never touched a MIG or TIG or plasma cutter until I was in my mid-20s.
young or old
man this thread brings back old memories. burned my first rod at about 12 or 13 years old remember it very well. on my brother-in-laws farm. useing a old linicon welder wear you pull the led out of the welder to change the voltage. remember it looking like indians shooting arrows at the steel from the rods sticking. didnt use my first mig til 18 or 20 years ago.thin i was hook. went to work in mine construction for 12 years got tired of liveing on the road.and being a single parnt with twin girls. now have a small business on the side with my farther-in-law. and working for the village i live in. im 47 now and feel like 27 hahamiller bobcat 250
wc 115a
spoolmatic 30a
centery 250 mic
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a 1954 hobart portable welder w/ willies jeep engine
Homeshcoolweldor and the rest of you,
MAKE ME SICK!!! (JEALOUS!!!) 45 now and just started 2 1/2 years ago Wish I started at your age...See all the things I missed out on...
Dad was a insurance man....shucks...
bertI'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
I started at the age of 12 with my first stick project at school and have been MIG welding for 3 years oxy fuel for 2 and TIG for about 1 month. I don't think I could ever give up my addiction to burning metal.


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Hey Guys.
Check out my latest animation, An Alien Vacation. I am sure some of you have been in this situation
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I saw that coming. Nice cartoon. I like the style and production quality. Good work and thanks for posting your video. Looking forward to the next installment.
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Trampled By Turtles (TBT) is a progressive bluegrass band from Duluth, Minnesota. The group is most famous for its high-tempo, fast-paced songs but also features lead vocalist Dave Simonett''s lyric writing abilities in slower ballads. Their high-energy concerts have attracted an ever-growing, dedicated fan following. The band members have referenced inspirations such as Townes Van Zant, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Ralph Stanley. Their fifth release, Palomino, has maintained a position in the Top 10 on the Billboard bluegrass charts for 52 straight weeks. Their newest album, Stars and Satellites, will be released on April 10, 2012. The band has performed at many national festivals including Coachella, Stagecoach, Bumbershoot, and Pickathon. In 2011, they are playing in large folk festivals such as Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Newport Folk Festival and 2011 ROMP roots and branches.
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Educational Background
Harvard Graduate School of Education, MAT, Science Education, 1965
University of California, Berkeley, MA, Physics, 1970; PhD, Science Education, 1972
City College of New York (CUNY), MS, Computer Science, 1987
Scholarly Interests
Selected Publications
Brunschwig, F..Teachers' Guide for Introductory Physics: a Model Approach by Robert Karplus. www.fernwig.com (website).
Brunschwig, F. (primary author). Galileo's paradox, Interference of waves from double slit (Young's experiment), Energy of a slingshot: David and Goliath, Block on a frictionless inclined plane, and Interaction at a distance: the radiation model. (computer-based demonstrations using Mathematica software). published by Wolfram Demonstrations Project at demonstrations.wolfram.com
Brunschwig, F. (co-author or contributing author). Pythagorean, meantone, and equal temperament musical scales, Animated pendulum, and Throw off a cliff. (computer-based demonstrations using Mathematica software). published by Wolfram Demonstrations Project at demonstrations.wolfram.com
Brunschwig, F. (Ed.).Cracking the AP Physics "B" Exam, 2008-2009 Edition. The Princeton Review.
Brunschwig, F. & Favant, P. (2005).Sound and Waves - A Computer-Based Lab and Instructional Module. New York, NY: Favant Software.
Brunschwig, F. (Ed.) (2003). 2nd Edition ofIntroductory Physics: A Model Approach by Robert Karplus, Buzzards Bay, MA: Captains Engineering Services.
Brunschwig, F. (2001).Guide to Educational Planning in Science, Technology and Business. Saratoga Springs, NY: Empire State College.
Brunschwig, F. & Breslin, R. D. (1982). Scientific and technological literacy--a major innovation and challenge.Liberal Education, v68 n1 p49-62 Spr.
Brunschwig, F. (1977).Solar energy - a home experiment module. Saratoga Springs, NY: Empire State College.
Brunschwig, F. (1973).Infrared radiation (instructional module with home lab activities). In A. A. Strassenburg (Ed.), Novel experiments in physics. Stony Brook, NY: American Association of Physics Teachers.
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2006-present: Adjunct Faculty, Teachers College, Physics and Science Education.
2003-2012: Professor, Empire State College, Master of Arts in Teaching Program. Teach and advise graduate and undergraduate students, online and face-to-face, in physics and science education.(Retired, Feb., 2012)
2005-07: Professor (part-time), Purchase College. Teach physics as part of general education.
1993-2003: Empire State College, Old Westbury, NY , Mentor/Professor, Acting Dean (1998-99), Chair of state-wide Educational Technology Committee; developed state-wide Technology Plan. Taught physics, computer science, info systems and related subjects; mentored degree planning, developed and taught independent studies for NYC teachers on sabbatical. Taught in Master of Arts in Liberal Studies program.
1991-93: NYNEX (Verizon)/Empire State College - Corporate College Program, New York, NY , Founding Director and Associate Dean. Planned and developed new, in-house, degree-granting program for employees. Hired and led faculty. Developed academic program.
1972-91: Empire State College, Old Westbury, NY , Founding Faculty, Long Island Center. Wrote proposal and administered National Science Foundation grant for state-wide program development. Chaired initial Accreditation Self-Study. ACE Fellowship in Academic Administration (1980-81). Developer, early implementer and tester of educational technology systems. Faculty leader in use of technology for education of part-time adults. Led Science, Mathematics and Technology Faculty state-wide.
1966-68: The Overseas School of Rome, Rome, Italy, Teacher of general science, chemistry (Chem Study) and physics (PSSC).
1965-66: The American School in Switzerland, Lugano, Switzerland, Teacher of PSSC physics and general science.
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2011-Present: PhysicsTeachersNYC, Chairman. Manage and administer weekend and summer professional development workshops for physics teachers in NYC and surrounding region.
2004 to Present: New York Academy of Sciences, Science Education Section, Steering Committee, New York, NY; Chair (2009-10), Vice-Chair (2006-09). Organize committee meetings, plan and run events for general membership of Section; set policy and procedure; interface with Academy staff.
1994 to 1997: Crossroads School Parents' Association, New York, NY; President. Organized and conducted meetings, activities and fund-raising. Planned and wrote funded grant proposal to Chase Manhattan Bank. Sponsored collaborative work with other public middle schools in District 3 (Manhattan).
1995 to 1997: Center for Collaborative Education, New York, NY; Executive Committee, Board of Directors. Organization founded and led by Deborah Meier, dedicated to improving public education in NYC through creation and nurturance of small schools and school networks.
1995 to 1997: District 3 Middle School Network, New York, NY; Coordinator, Steering Committee. Planning, fundraising and administration of collaborative project among 4 public middle schools. Implementation of teacher development workshops. Interfacing with Columbia University and Board of Education on computer and Internet access project.
1992-1994: The Lower Lab School for the Gifted and Talented, New York, NY; Planned, organized and implemented a Teacher's Assistant Program on behalf of the Parent-Teacher Association. Solicited, selected, trained and supervised parent volunteers as teacher assistants in elementary science classrooms. Prepared and taught a series of workshops on science content and teaching methods based on Piaget's thought and up-to-date practice.
MSTC 4075: Concepts in physics I
Exploration of physics themes of molecules and molecular kinetic theory, heat, mechanics, waves, electricity and magnetism, and modern physics. Of particular interest to introductory physics, physical science, and general science teachers.
MSTC 4076: Concepts in Physics II
Exploration of electricity, magnetism, light, optics, quantum mechanics, and selected topics in atomic, nuclear, elementary particle physics and astrophysics.


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The girls learned about the breast care center through their mothers. Jane's mother is a yoga instructor at the center. Sarah's mother is a member of the center's President's Council. Emma's mother supports the center.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Clayton Kershaw turned in another brilliant performance with seven scoreless innings and the Dodgers bullpen preserved the shutout as Los Angeles defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 1-0, on Saturday.
Kershaw (2-0) struck out nine and allowed just two hits and a walk. He has yet to give up a run through his first 16 innings of work this season. Brandon League spun a scoreless ninth to pick up his second save.
The Dodgers offense struggled, going just 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position and leaving 10 men on base. Mark Ellis provided the lone score with an RBI single in the third.
Pittsburgh was even worse at the plate, with Starling Marte recording the team's only two hits. Through the first five games, the Pirates have just 17 hits and have scored only six runs.
A.J. Burnett (0-2) was saddled with the loss, giving up one run on four hits and four walks. He struck out nine.
"That was a pitchers duel," said Burnett on his matchup with Kershaw. "That was the first time I've pitched against him. I want to go up against team's aces, that's what I'm here for. I was able to put it where I wanted for the most part."
Carl Crawford went 2-for-3 and after reaching with a two-out single in the third, he stole second and raced home on Ellis' ground ball base hit to left to score the game's only run.
That was all Kershaw would need, as he went on to retire 17 straight batters after giving up a hit to Marte to start the game. Marte got on with another single in the sixth, but was left stranded.
"They're very agressive and I had to make quality pitches," said Kershaw. "My fastball wasn't great and I was able to get some 3-2 counts with my slider. For me, it starts with throwing strikes."
Burnett was also strong, striking out the side in both the first and fifth innings, but was replaced in the sixth after surrendering a single to Adrian Gonzalez and walking Andre Ethier.
Jared Hughes took the mound and promptly gave up a single to A.J. Ellis to load the bases. However, the Dodgers couldn't get a run across as Luis Cruz popped up and Justin Sellers grounded into a force out to end the threat.
Los Angeles put runners on first and second in the seventh and eighth innings, but again failed to score.
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Daniel Radcliffe in July 2013 (PacificCoastNews.com)
Daniel Radcliffe at the Oscars in February 2013 (WireImage)
New photos of Daniel Radcliffe emerging from a stage door in London looking extremely skinny and pale may have had some fans worried, but fear not, Harry Potter fans! We have the inside scoop on why he's looking slightly gaunt.
It's for a role!
Daniel currently is starring every night in the Martin McDonagh play "The Cripple of Inishmaan" in London's West End. In the show, Daniel plays an Irish character called "Billy the Cripple," a 17-year-old orphan with a weakened left arm, a permanently stiff right leg, and an unrequited crush on a local girl. When a Hollywood film crew comes to town to scout talent, the young dreamer sees it as his opportunity to escape his formerly dreary life.
The revival opened last month to rave reviews, including the U.K.'s Guardian, which called him "a fine stage actor with a gift for playing social outsiders" and Variety, which said he "considerably increases his range" with this role.
Radcliffe (PacificCoastNews.com)
Omg! spoke with Radcliffe's rep who explains that the star's current gig "is a very demanding role physically."
[Related: Daniel Radcliffe Reveals He Wants to Be a Young Dad]
As for why Daniel may have looked serious for a brief moment when this pic was snapped, his rep adds, "at every night's performance, there is large crowd at the stage door and he takes the time to sign autographs and pose for pictures at length. Regardless of the extreme London heat wave."
Since the end of the Harry Potter franchise, Daniel has spoken many times about how the roles he is picking are intended to stretch his range and establish himself as a very serious actor.
[Related: Depulso! Daniel Radcliffe Worked Banishing Spell on 'This Is the End' Role]
And this isn't the first time Radcliffe has earned rave reviews on stage. In 2007, he appeared naked in a revival "Equus" in London and later reprised the role on Broadway in New York City. And in 2011, he sang and danced his way into people's hearts on Broadway in a revival of the musical "How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying."
Daniel has remained busy in his involvement with several charities that are important to him. He's a major supporter of The Trevor Project in the U.S., which provides a suicide hotline for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth. In the U.K., he just shot a new PSA for "Get Connected," an organization also dedicated to helping young people.
Daniel's highly-anticipated Beat Generation film, "Kill Your Darlings," in which he plays poet Allen Ginsberg, is set to hit U.S. theaters in limited release on October 18, with a national roll-out to follow.
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The Dodgers Dreamfields program is one of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation's signature initiatives and its goal is to provide baseball fields where youngsters can learn the game of baseball in an organized program that is administered by the City or County in a safe environment while learning the importance of playing team sports and key characteristics like sportsmanship, ethics and fair play.
As of November 2013, the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation has completed 30 Dreamfields, with a long-term goal of completing 50 Dreamfields. Key partners of the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation on the Dreamfields program include the LA84 Foundation, City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks and the County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation.
The investment in these new Dreamfields varies depending on each location's need, but typically include: upgrades to the backstops, the addition of roofs over the dugouts, bench upgrades, irrigation improvements, re-grading to insure smooth and consistent playing surfaces, renovation of field turf or, where necessary, installation of new sod and a new scoreboard.
Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation has dedicated Dreamfields at the following sites:
The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation accepts public nominations for future Dodgers Dreamfield sites at firstname.lastname@example.com.