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Pallant won gold in the elite women's event, finishing ahead of Ai Ueda of Japan and Sandra Levenez, the defending champion from France. She stayed with the leaders throughout, before running away on the final 5km run to break the tape more than thirty seconds ahead of Ueda.
Pallant tweeted: "Thank you for all the amazing support! World Champion sounds pretty sweet, thank you."
Sixteen-year-old Dijkstra won the junior men's event, beating older competitors to secure his first world title. Jimmy Kershaw was sixth.
Dijkstra commented: "Can't believe that I can now say that I'm a World Junior Duathlon Champion!!"
The senior men's event was won by Spain's Emilio Martin and Mark Buckingham ran through into a brilliant bronze. Phil Wylie was seventh.
Buckingham was pleased with bronze, tweeting: "3rd. Odd race, mega on the first run, got attacked the whole bike, cramped off the bike. Thanks for the support. Season done."
Tomorrow sees the Age-Group events in both sprint and standard distance.
Results, ITU World Duathlon Championships, Adelaide, Australia
Elite women: 10km run, 40km bike, 5km run
1. Emma Pallant, GBR, 1:58:21
2. Ai Ueda, JPN, 1:58:51
3. Sandra Levenez, FRA, 1:59:24
Elite men: 10km run, 40km bike, 5km run
1. Emilio Martin, ESP, 1:47:11
2. Benoit Nicolas, FRA, 1:47:19
3. Mark Buckingham, GBR, 1:48:09
7. Philip Wylie, GBR, 1:50:23
Junior men: 5km run, 20km bike, 2.5km run
1. Ben Dijkstra, GBR, 53:12
2. Luke Willian, AUS, 53:24
3. Daniel Canala, AUS, 53:34
6. Jimmy Kershaw, GBR, 55:03
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In 1997 Alice Munro, one of the most famous and respected fiction writers in the world, approached her daughter, Sheila, about writing her biography. Sheila was in her mid-40s, with two young sons, and struggling to come into her own as a writer. "I was the wrong person to write a biography," she remembers thinking. "I was much too close to her for that. What I wanted to do was to write a memoir about what it was like growing up as her daughter." To Sheila Munro's credit, Lives of Mothers and Daughters is a great deal more than that. Part memoir and part biography of her mother, Lives gives a well-crafted and even-handed account of Alice Munro's ancestry, her childhood in Wingham, Ontario ("inconceivably harsh and full of extremes"), her stormy marriage and divorce, and her career as a writer. Throughout the work, Sheila Munro takes pains to articulate how her mother managed, with varying degrees of success, to negotiate her responsibilities as wife and mother in relation to her writing. The daughter proves particularly skilled at unpacking her mother's fiction, illuminating how real-life events often informed Alice Munro's short stories as well as her novel, Lives of Girls and Women. "I know I am on dangerous ground here," she cautions. "But I can't unravel the truth of my mother's fiction from the reality of what actually happened.... So unassailable is the truth of her fiction that sometimes I even feel that I'm living inside an Alice Munro story."
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This is just terrific- everyone who has tried it has just raved! There's something about the spice combination that makes this bread unlike any other I've tried. This is my husband's absolute fall favorite. It freezes well, too, if you happen to be able to snatch one of the loaves from the folks eating it. The recipe originally came from a friend, Barbie, who died much too young. I think of her each time I make it.
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- 1 1⁄2 cups sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1⁄2 teaspoon allspice
- 1 2⁄3 cups flour
- 1⁄3 cup water
- 2 eggs
- 1⁄2 cup salad oil
- 1 cup canned pumpkin puree
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1⁄2 cup toasted and chopped almonds
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I'm a sucker for the second-best. Well, okay, so Duke Snider was more like the third-best outfielder in New York during the 1950s (as you may have heard), but you get the idea. I've never pretended to be a historian of baseball. I hardly remembered that Snider's nickname was "The Silver Fox," although that's partly because it seems silly that someone who is already called "Duke" (itself a nickname given to him by either his uncle in recognition of young Edwin's pride after his first day of school) needs a nickname. I suppose it's not nearly as dumb as calling Jason Heyward the 'The J-Hey Kid,' a lame rip-off nickname made worse by the fact that Heyward's middle name is incredibly awesome: Adenolith. Seriously, a player has a middle name that sounds like a cross between one of Godzilla's foes and something out of H.P. Lovecraft, but the best (probably) some hack at an Atlanta newspaper and/or former Jeff Francoeur fan (side question: does Heyward fly Delta?) can do is "The J-Hey Kid?" Where was I? Oh, yeah, the late Duke Snider. As a quasi-sabermetric tribute to him, I propose renaming the "Willie Mays Problem" the "Duke Snider Problem."
There are few things more irritating in historical baseball commentary than having to listen to some baby boomer hail back to an age when Baseball Was Pure And Better (when no one used amphetamines and those who used amphetamines certainly did not have their performance enhanced by them and the amount that amphetamines enhanced performance is definitely nothing compared to steroids), like, say, the 1950s in New York. However, one must admit that having three players like Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle, and Duke Snider all in their primes at the same time in the same city is pretty incredible. You've got probably one of the top-five players of all time, one of the top 10, and then there's Duke, who is probably "only" one of the top 100. There's a separate "peak versus total overall value" issue lurking here, but I'll leave it aside for now to simply note that to be Duke Snider in the 1950s was to be a little bit like Barry Windham in the 1980s: a magnificent peak that is sometimes forgotten because of its brevity and also because of proximity to Ric Flair and Rickey Steamboat (I'll let you decide out who is who; on the basis of lifestyle alone Mantle = Flair). Association with a much-loved group (Boys of Summer = Four Horsemen) also tends to overshadow individual accomplishments.
If you haven't heard all about Snider being great-but-overshadowed-by-his-contemporaries before yesterday, I'm sure you read all about it in the hours since the news of Snider's passing. It really is hard to think of recent groups of great players at the same position all having their primes at the same time. The closest thing I can think of is Mike Schmidt, George Brett, and Wade Boggs, arguably (Eddie Matthews has to be in the discussion, too) the three best third basemen of in major-league history playing at roughly the same time. Perhaps the closest thing in recent years was having Jeff Bagwell, Frank Thomas, and Jim Thome all at first base (sort of). However, while all three are more than worthy of Hall of Fame induction, I don't think any of the three would have a claim on the "greatest of all time." The shortstop trio of Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, and Nomar Garciaparra didn't quite work out, did it (I count A-Rod as a shortstop)?
The presence of three great players at center field during those seasons brings to mind an important issue in sabermetrics: positional adjustments. Most baseball fans understand, at least intuitively, that given two players with the same offensive contribution, the one who plays the more difficult position is more valuable. The defensive spectrum (excluding the "special case" of catchers), from least to most difficult, is this:
We would assume that fewer and fewer players would be able to adequately play each position as we move rightward, which also shrinks the pool of hitters for each position as we go rightward, and thus, while "defensive responsibility" increases as we move right, "offensive responsibility" decreases. This is generally the case, so one might think that the way to do positional adjustments is to simply baseline a player's offensive contributions against the average of the position he plays. Most of the time, that "works." But not always. Compare these positional splits from 1954:
This is not an isolated occurence, as was the case for much of the 1950s — center fielders hit as just about as well or sometimes better than left fielders. Does this mean that center fielders were just as easy to find as left fielders? Of course not: we can be confident that a center fielder would be even better in left, whereas players who have left field as their primary position would be much worse in center. If one simply adjusts for positional value by average offense at each position, for some eras it will look like center field is not any more valuable than left or right, and that simply defies baseball logic.
We know why this was the case for the 1950s, of course: a large proportion of good and great hitters in center field. Hence the name the "Willie Mays Problem." Of course, Mays didn't do it alone. Mickey Mantle did his part, as did Richie Ashburn, Larry Doby, and, of course, Duke Snider (among others). But we know that (generally speaking) the best defensive outfielder is going to get put in center field, even if he hits better than the left fielder. That is why Tom Tango suggests using runs (or wins) per playing-time-at-position to adjust for the relative value at positions, which is how positional adjustments are implemented in Fangraphs WAR. One can also adjust those values for era, as different kinds of players were put at the various positions in different eras.
This isn't necessarily the final word on the topic. Colin Wyers has proposed an intriguing new variation on the "average offense at the position" approach that attempts to at least mitigate the Mays Problem (see also this discussion). This is an ongoing topic for research. In the meantime, and in the spirit of the day, I would humbly suggest that for all of Willie Mays' greatness, he is duly recognized and memorialized. As long as Bob Costas is still broadcasting, no one is going to forget Mickey Mantle (and if there's a "Mickey Mantle Problem" it has less to do with positional adjustments and more to do with Miguel Cabrera's current situation). As noted above, the relative offense of the outfield positions in the 1950s wasn't accomplished by Mays alone, but by a whole group of players who excelled both with the bat and glove. In recognition of that fact, I propose that we re-christen it the Duke Snider Problem.
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This paper considers how employee innovation develops during the course of introducing team-working for production-related staff. Longitudinal analysis revealed that different predictors were active at different phases. At first, changes in idea implementation were related to changes in management support. Subsequently, changes in suggestion making were associated with changes in job control and changes in idea implementation were linked to changes in team support for innovation. Results are consistent with the developmental notion that, whilst external support is an important predictor of innovation initially, structural job changes and local regulation are more important later.


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Cal 20 Class Championship - Keith Ives seeks repeat victory
by Rick Roberts on 15 Aug 2012
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The 51st Cal 20 Class Championship is set to take place from the 16th-19th August at the Long Beach Yacht Club.
Do you think sailboat racing is strictly a rich-man's sport or that sailboats are too expensive to buy and race? Not true if we're talking about a Cal 20. For between $1,500-$4,000 you can pick up a good used one… usually including the trailer and sails!
Friday through Sunday Long Beach Yacht Club hosts a fleet of these sturdy little boats in Long Beach Harbor for the 2012 Cal 20 Class Championship, proving that sailboat racing can be intense, competitive, fun and---best of all---not cost a fortune.
Back to defend his 2011 win is local sailor Keith Ives who is very aware of the difference in racing and maintaining his Cal 20 versus the bigger ocean racing sleds. Ives frequently skippers Bob Lane's Andrews 63, Medicine Man, on which he has proved his driving skills in big-boat racing in several Transpac's, Cabo and Ensenada races including the 2008 Tahiti race in which they were one of two boats that beat the elapsed time race record.
'It's good to sail both boats,' Ives said, 'because it helps a lot in figuring time and distance. The more you sail, the better you get. I originally bought the Cal 20 because I felt that in sailing the big boat I was sometimes out of touch with the true feel of the boat.'
In the 2011 regatta going into the last day it seemed like Ives and his longtime crew Chuck Stevens had the whole thing sewn up. With an almost unbeatable 18 points they figured all they had to do was cruise to victory.
However in the next-to-last race the wind piped up out of the southwest at 15 knots accompanied by chop and whitecaps, pushing the Cal 20s to their limits. Ives and Stevens tangled with a couple of other boats at the windward mark.
'We almost took our rig down,' Ives said.
Leaving nothing to chance, Ives is always looking to improve on their performance.
'We're hoping we have a good regatta,' Ives said, 'and we've been on the water in our Cal 20 a lot this year to make that happen. In fact, we've done more this year than any year before. We've been working on the hull, our rigging, new sails… and have been racing as much as possible especially in the Wet Wednesday races. Those races have been such good practice for us.'
Hoping they won't get the heavier breezes they experienced last year, Ives said, 'We always sail a little light. Most of the boats take three people out on them. We only have the two of us and we might be about 50-75 pounds lighter, which is okay in normal breeze.'
Racing begins each day at noon and takes place near the Belmont Veterans Memorial Pier between oil islands Chaffee and Freeman.
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Lublin, F. D., Cofield, S. S., Cutter, G. R., Conwit, R., Narayana, P. A., Nelson, F., Salter, A. R., Gustafson, T., Wolinsky, J. S. and for the CombiRx Investigators (2013), Randomized study combining interferon and glatiramer acetate in multiple sclerosis. Ann Neurol., 73: 327–340. doi: 10.1002/ana.23863
Publication History
- Issue online: 17 APR 2013
- Version of Record online: 11 MAR 2013
- Accepted manuscript online: 19 FEB 2013 09:42AM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 1 FEB 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 30 JAN 2013
- Manuscript Received: 6 DEC 2012
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- National Institute of Neurological Disorders. Grant Numbers: UO1NS045719, R21NS41986, 2RO1-EB002095-06A1, NCT00211887
A double-blind, randomized, controlled study was undertaken to determine whether combined use of interferon β-1a (IFN) 30μg intramuscularly weekly and glatiramer acetate (GA) 20mg daily is more efficacious than either agent alone in relapsing–remitting multiple sclerosis.
A total of 1,008 participants were randomized and followed until the last participant enrolled completed 3 years. The primary endpoint was reduction in annualized relapse rate utilizing a strict definition of relapse. Secondary outcomes included time to confirmed disability, Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite (MSFC) score, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) metrics.
Combination IFN + GA was not superior to the better of the single agents (GA) in risk of relapse. Both the combination therapy and GA were significantly better than IFN in reducing the risk of relapse. The combination was not better than either agent alone in lessening confirmed Expanded Disability Status Scale progression or change in MSFC over 36 months. The combination was superior to either agent alone in reducing new lesion activity and accumulation of total lesion volumes. In a post hoc analysis, combination therapy resulted in a higher proportion of participants attaining disease activity-free status (DAFS) compared to either single arm, driven by the MRI results.
Combining the 2 most commonly prescribed therapies for multiple sclerosis did not produce a significant clinical benefit over 3 years. An effect was seen on some MRI metrics. In a test of comparative efficacy, GA was superior to IFN in reducing the risk of exacerbation. The extension phase for CombiRx will address whether the observed differences in MRI and DAFS findings predict later clinical differences. ANN NEUROL 2013;73:327–340


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ALEXANDER, Irene K. Age 88, died January 21 at Sunrise Senior Living in Norwood, where she had lived for the past three years. She was born in Acushnet, MA. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa from Boston University, she received degrees from Columbia University and Yale Law School. She worked as an attorney in New York City and Washington, DC prior to becoming Clerk, Treasurer, and Assessor of the Village of Lloyd Harbor in Huntington, Long Island, a position she held for 31 years. The author of "A History of the Incorporated Village of Lloyd Harbor, 1926-1976," she also researched and co-authored the book "Architectural and Engineering Law." She is survived by her daughter Andrea A. Clark and son-in-law Dr. Bernard A. Clark III of Glastonbury, CT and her daughter April A. Cushing of Norwood, MA. She also leaves two grandsons, Alexander D. Clark & his wife Natalia Martinez of New York, NY and Spencer A. Clark of Stanford, CA, and four granddaughters, Elizabeth A. Cushing of Allston, MA, Abigail L. Cushing of London, England, Catherine E. Cushing of Boston, MA and Anne A. Cushing of Providence, RI. She is predeceased by her parents, Martin and Apolonia (Prazuch) Kon, her former husband Dr. John T. Alexander, and a grandson, Wesley A. Clark. Funeral arrangements are private. Donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, 322 Eighth Ave., 7th Floor, New York, NY 10001 (
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