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Articles published on June 29, 2006
Red Sox rout Mets, former teammate
The Associated Press
Job candidates trimmed to six
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer
Cool customers
The Associated Press
Nonprofit endows $1M for cancer researcher
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer
Small-town celebrations add flavor to the Fourth
By SARAH L. STEWART Sun staff writer
Cedar Key gets its clam on for the Fourth
By DOUGLAS CARMAN Special to the Sun
Fuller should have used different phrase
Something in The Sun finally made sense
$300K set aside for homeless services
By CINDY SWIRKO Special to the Guardian
'Five Guys Named Moe' to jazz up Ocala
By LASHONDA STINSON Ocala Star-Banner
At Shands, GHS students are taught lessons in care
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer
Auction of King papers called off
By ERRIN HAINES Associated Press writer
Alachua's Watson switches parties, blasts Democrats
By JEFF ADELSON Special to the Guardian
Accidents a big safety problem
By VIVIAN FILER
A raise in minimum wage
Knight Ridder Newspapers
Beware of the burn for July 4 celebration
Battling the butts
By KATIE BURNS Special to the Sun
Bush signs, vetoes bills
By BILL KACZOR Associated Press writer
Board votes to offer free flu vaccine to students
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Special to the Guardian
Clouds could prevent Discovery from lifting off
The Associated Press
Catcher leaving to go to Toronto
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer
County lifts burn ban just in time for the Fourth
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer
County Commission debates $75M bond
By CINDY SWIRKO Special to the Guardian
Disney to close 'Millionaire' at MGM
The Associated Press
Danger in the woods?
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer
Drilling bill stuffed with funds for Gulf states
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DS demo? You can't take it with you
Diddley draws crowd, including a Sister of Mercy
Election commission rules UF didn't break law by paying Moore to speak
By JACK STRIPLING Sun staff writer
Episcopal feud grows as dioceses reject bishop
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Fed rate actions are clear but explanations leave markets confused
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Floods spread damage across Northeast; worries of disaster in Pa. city
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FAMU investigator begins probe and is suspended
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Flying for miles
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FIFA keeps eye on the refs
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Fireworks sales may not be as hot this year
By CINDY SWIRKO Special to the Guardian
Fashions for the urban crowd
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian
Five schools get new principals
Special to the Guardian
Foxx, West win big; Belafonte wins humanitarian award
By SANDY COHEN AP entertainment writer
Fools ride without helmets
By BILL MAXWELL
Feeding the area's needy
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian
FDA says not to use Triaminic vapor patch
FDA says not to use Triaminic vapor patch
Government reports it has recovered stolen laptop containing personal data
The Associated Press
Gold medals are a girl's best friend
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor
Gators fill up field at the Buick Open
Gordon shows surprising emotion
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Gainesville firm personalizes Web shopping
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer
GFAA's artsy-medical multi-tasking
Gators fall schedule a tough one
By ROBBIE ANDREU Special to the Guardian
Howe had meth in system when he died in crash
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Hillbilly cannibalism: It's worth a look
HIPPY for kids is happy
By HARRIET LUDWIG
Industrial democracies want Iran's answer by July 5
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It's a football guy who runs, right? Nope
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor
Interest rates not boosting savings
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Israel expands campaign, arrests Palestinian leaders
McClatchy Newspaers
It's summer Stay safe around water
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian
Job Corps holds summer graduation ceremony
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian
League brings out a new basketball
Luxury auto brands do best in a survey of new owners
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Militants offer to halt attacks if U.S. leaves
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Marion County schools administrator charged with exposing himself
By JOE CALLAHAN Ocala Star-Banner
Magic take Redick as No. 11 pick
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Meekness shows a sign of strength
By PASTOR CRYSTAL GRIFFIN
Nearly 200 new Florida laws to go into effect Saturday
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New Gainesville business group forms
By MARINA BLOMBERG Special to the Guardian
No. 66 Florida 28, Miami 3
When: Sept. 3, 1983.
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No. 66 Jimmy Dunn
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Owners plead return of dogs lost in Katrina
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Obama blasts hostility to religion
The Associated Press
Peanuts grace all-American holiday favorites, steak and ice cream
The Associated Press
Police: Serial rapist attacking prostitutes
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer
Pet resort seeks pawhold in Alachua County
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer
Protect yourself against credit card fraud
Raptors take Bargnani No. 1
The Associated Press
Red tide traces found on Florida beaches
The Associated Press
Redrawn political districts upheld
The Washington Post
Riders in the Sky saddle up at UF
By CHER PHILLIPS Special to the Sun
Rod Smith moves his headquarters to South Florida
By AMY REININK Special to the Guardian
Reconnect with spouse, marriage
By NONA C. JONES
Surgeon general: Only smoke-free places fully protect nonsmokers
The Associated Press
Supreme Court blocks war crimes trials for Guantanamo detainees
The Associated Press
Sheriff explains demotion of officer
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer
Simple formula finds inherited colon cancer
The Associated Press
Senate OKs next Treasury secretary
The Associated Press
Stealing away in the sleek BMW Z4 roadster
By ROGER WITHERSPOON Gainesville Guardian
Students share tales of rising loan debt
By MICHELLE SINGLETARY
Study: Skin cancer more deadly in Hispanics, blacks
The Associated Press
Stellar defender also starred in the classroom
By Robbie Andreu/Pat Dooley
Thousands flee Northeast floodwaters
The Associated Press
The liberal press is traitorous
Tennessee, Georgia, maybe others, will be televised
By Robbie Andreu
U.S.-born black players, fans disappearing from baseball
The Associated Press
UF expert sheds light on faith, fear of death
By DIANE CHUN Special to the Guardian
Voting Rights advocates urge renewal before holiday
By ERRIN HAINES Associated Press writer
Voters of color still need act
By CYNTHIA TUCKER
WCJB signs on with CW Network
By MARINA BLOMBERG Special to the Guardian
West Nile begins summer assault
The Associated Press
Search a compilation of black history
By TERRY SCHLICHENMEYER Special to the Guardian
Images of the DayGina Jones, mother of Martin Lee Anderson, right, holds a picture of her son as she speaks to the media, May 31, 2006, in Tallahassee, Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush, left, signed into law the Martin Lee Anderson Act just moments earlier as Anderson family lawyers, Daryl Parks, left center, and Ben Crup, right center, listen. The bill creates Sheriffs Training and Respect (STAR) academies and implements policies and procedures to ensure the safety of the youth being served. Martin Lee Anderson, 14, died while in custody at the Bay County Boot Camp.
Water covers signs on a street named for boxer Larry Holmes in Easton Pa., Thursday. Easton is Holmes' hometown.
This photo provided by the National Peanut Board shows Thai Cowboy Steak With Spicy Peanut Sauce. Versatility and ease are the watchwords for this simple steak recipe and peanut sauce that can give a bit of Bangkok sizzle to a backyard cookout. Her recipe was inspired by the wonderful street snacks of Thailand, says Mai Pham, chef-owner of Lemon Grass Restaurant, Sacramento, Calif.
Dana Schoen, right, hangs out at Lake Dorr campground in the Ocala National Forest with friends, Derrick Harper, left, and Alison Briggs, center, Tuesday, June 27, 2006. Schoen, a day laborer has been in the campground for 13 days and is heading out west on Wednesday, June 28, 2006. Officers policing the forest say the biggest problem is hundreds of squatters living in the forest. A new forest policy limits campers to 14 days in any given month.
Mark V. Erickson, vice president of Continuing Education at The Culinary Institute of America, waits to board Delta Flight 656 for Newark at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport early Monday. The 48-year-old man from Marietta, Ga., is one of Delta Air Lines Inc.'s most prized customers, a super-elite frequent flier who travels 200,000 miles a year.
Andrea Bargnani, of Italy, speaks to the press after being selected first pick overall by the Toronto Raptors in the 2006 NBA Draft at Madison Square Garden Wednesday, June 28, 2006 in New York.
Gainesville Fl. 062306: Union County's CJ Spiller is The Gainesville Sun male track athlete of the year.


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Paul Scheer is an actor, comedian, writer, producer, director, and podcaster.
Scheer is most known as a star of the FX series The League and as the co-creator and one of the stars of the cult MTV sketch series Human Giant alongside Rob Huebel, Aziz Ansari, and Jason Woliner, as well as the Adult Swim comedy-action-parody series NTSF:SD:SUV::. He co-hosts the popular film discussion podcast How Did This Get Made? alongside Jason Mantzoukas and June Diane Raphael and recurs on the ABC comedy Fresh Off the Boat.
Paul also co-created Filthy Sexy Teen$ (Fullscreen), Party Over Here (Fox) with The Lonely Island, The Greatest Event in Television History (Adult Swim), and Crash Test (Comedy Central). In addition to these projects he's also produced Hotwives (Hulu) and Gayl Pile (Seeso).
He can next be seen in the Nicholas Cage comedy, "Army of One" as well as the musical comedy, "Opening Night" with Taye Diggs and Topher Grace. He cameos in the new Paul Rudd animated film, "Nerdland" and recurs on this season's "Blunt Talk" starring Patrick Stewart on Starz. His newest project Driveshare with be on Verizon Go90 in January.
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To an Artist
God is 'the great Artist of Infinite Mediums'
Art is simply
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For a moment
Or a few
Transcendental Transportation
Or some other hog-wash
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hahahaha 'Transcendental Transportation, Or some other hog-wash' LOL that's great!!!!
ya I like the idea of Art being something that takes you away for a moment, 'or a few'
I always know that it is the hookup with the creative mind that one has, though so many believe it is thier own talent. thanks sweetie*********
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Almost a quarter of India's population—about 300 million people—are still without proper electricity. In the countryside, there are still swathes of villages with no grid connection. What power does exist is from private and uncoordinated sources, like solar panels, batteries, and diesel generators.
Microgrids are a highly promising idea for powering remote communities because they don't require a big government investment to hoist transmission and distribution lines and don't suffer the efficiency losses inherent in transporting power over long distances. There is a lot of interest in the concept of "islanding" the power grid into manageable blocks, which would allow villages to coordinate their electricity production and consumption independently and collectively.
Gridform, a project of four MIT PhD students, is a planning system to help establish microgrids more cheaply and professionally. It's sophisticated software that maps villages and identifies the best ways to link up houses and energy sources.
"The existing methods for electrifying these areas are off the table for hundreds of millions of citizens," says MIT's Brian Spatocco. He says Gridform's software helps people installing grids make smarter decisions. First, it identifies which villages are most suitable for the technology, and, second, the best way to actually wire up that village.
"One of the major challenges is the siting and the planning of these projects," says Spatocco. "People, for better and worse, will have good intentions and go into rural India or places in Africa, and they'll have a technology and they'll drop it on the ground. There isn't much diligence in planning because they don't know what it looks like on the ground."
The software takes satellite photos and identifies a village's buildings from the image. It then runs a "load analysis" to see how much electricity demand there is across the village and runs simulations showing optimal microgrid configuration for both cost and reliability. For example, one algorithm works out the best number of energy sources.
The MIT team believes its software, which it plans to distribute for free under license, will help save money and lead to more robust infrastructure development. "It tells the local entrepreneur where the most bang for the buck is because [they] don't have a lot of money to throw around," Spatocco says.
Spatacco and his fellow students, George Chen, Ling Xu, and Kendall Nowocin, went on a fact-finding trip to India this summer and are now planning a full pilot with a local partner, called SELCO, which has 30 years of experience in rural electrification.
"What separates us from other people is that we can do this over huge regions," Spatocco says. "We can run this code on a satellite image and do hundreds or thousands villages."


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Border suggestions
white lobelia & allysum for this year, white creeping thyme in sunny spots &
white astilbe in the shade. white impatiens. Look for some of the neat
miniatures astilbes & varigated little hostas. Viola odorata comes in white
blooming also, but does spread. white trilliums! epimediums. Dutchmans
breeches (looks like a white bleeding heart or corydalis? neat ferny
foliage. small ferns, Hmm, how about white lavendar to make a short hedge?
or Erica carnea heather/heath sheared short. Miniature white roses?
My problem is, I have more ideas than time energy or money ;}
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> > two yews were gigantic! At least 30' in diameter! Limbing them up
> > all types of gardening opportunities! As I was walking the path this
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Wow, impressive. When I received my new dies today I thought my goodness the packages are heavy! I didn't realize that Kaisercraft includes a magnetic sheet with the die! Also love the fact that they have a actual size graphic included so I can put that in my flip-file of dies. Way to go Kaisercraft!
This tool is such a time saver! Be sure to get the pad that goes with it.
I purchased this and was exited that there was one tool that would do three sizes of corner rounds. However, mine did not make a smooth cut, it left a tag at the end of the cut on all three sizes. I wrote Fiskars and they did send me one that works better but one side will still leave a slight tag. A little disappointed since I love this style of punch. Their customer service will send you a new product. I actually emailed them an example of the problem. I would recommend but with reservations.
I've used this before and just purchased two more. I think it's the prettiest dress form with the lacy collar, waistline and hemline. It's great like it is or you can dress it up!
I bought this for a cousin who worked for L&N Railroad. Love it. I which now I gotten more of it.
I wanted to point out that when you search the Superstore with the word TRAIN, you will not find this paper. Odd!
I already had the regular sized screw brads by Karen Foster....love them. I decided I could use the mini too. Be aware that they are extremely small heads. I thought they would be about 1/2 the size of the regular. They are about 1/10 the size, not much larger than the head of a pin. I guess I would not have purchased them if I had seen them in person and gotten more of the regular. I'm a little disappointed.
I'm like a few other people, I can't figure out what the little front pocket is all about ..............but who cares? This SO MUCH more convenient than the way I had them which was in sheet protectors in two notebooks. So much easier to flip through them. The handles are sturdy, easy to grab off a shelf to use. The stamps cling to the dividers nicely but are easier to pull out and use. I am all about storage that makes things easier to use. My Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous, I am leaving on their own sheets and they fit nicely. I wish SB.com had the extra sheets to buy too, I will order a second set from CH so I have plenty of extras.
Very Cute but I thought from the photo that these had more of a silver finish. They are more of a flesh tone. Not really a complaint but FYI.
I love this, it reminds me of paper dolls I had when I was a kid.
This is awesome retro paper. I will use it to do both old family photos and old family recipes.
Nice quality and I save the white insert page to do planning, doodling, testing of products and tools. I felt however, there wre too many of the end screws and not enough extenders in my packet. So I ordered some 2 inch extenders to have on hand.
This is a yummy page, and the purple worked perfectly for my "Midnight Sun" LO of Alaska photos. Very happy I got the idea from just seeing the paper!
I had a brain fade and only ordered one sheet. For some reason the online layout made me think that I was getting two sheets, so now I need to order a new one.
This one looks quite different from the photograph. I am buying all of this collection so it will be used!
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SOLON– Solon Dynamite is the bomb.
The high school dance team of six hosted the group's annual Dance Spectacular on Friday, Feb. 13, in the high school gym. As is tradition, Solon invited other dance troupes from the area to share the spotlight, including a team from Solon Middle School, preschool through sixth grade dancers who lit up the night with a glow stick routine, and individual members who presented solo numbers in a variety of dance styles. Dance teams from Williamsburg, Grinnell and Dance Arts Iowa also performed routines for the packed house.
SOLON– The public is invited to discuss the proposed extension of the Hoover Nature Trail in Johnson County on Tuesday, April 7, between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. at Solon City Hall Council Chambers, 101 N. Iowa St. in Solon.
All interested persons are invited to attend this meeting anytime between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. to discuss the proposed extension of the Hoover Nature Trail in Johnson County between Solon and Ely.
IOWA CITY– The stepfather of a 10-year-old Coralville girl taken from a Solon residence March 7 has been charged with kidnapping.
Kenneth Eugene Johns, 48, listed as a transient, is accused of taking his stepdaughter, Brianna Christine Elise Crane of Coralville, from a Solon residence Saturday, March 7, resulting in the issuance of an Amber Alert by the Iowa Department of Public Safety.
In a press release issued Wednesday, March 18, the Johnson County Sheriff's Office released more details of the incident and announced charges against Johns.
LAKE MACBRIDE– Alliant Energy provided the equipment to install a pole for a new osprey platform at Lake Macbride State Park. The old osprey nest and its tree blew down late in 2014 after the osprey migrated south for winter.
Lake Macbride has experienced success nesting a pair of osprey for over 10 years now as part of a re-introduction program through the Macbride Raptor Project.
SOLON– Everyone is welcome to enjoy Jazz at the Commons presented by Solon High School at 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, in the Solon High School commons. Enjoy performances by Solon High School jazz bands and choirs. All proceeds from food and other donations will support the Solon High School jazz program.
SOLON– The Optimist Club of Solon will host its Annual Easter Egg Hunt Sunday, March 29, at 1:30 p.m. at the west end of the Solon Recreation and Nature Area. The event is for children of all ages. Bring a basket for your goodies.
SOLON– The Solon Trapshooting Team will conduct a can drive fundraiser on Saturday, March 28, from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at the Solon Fire Department. For more information, contact Gerald Chaloupka at 319-624-2825.
SOLON– The Junior Post Prom Committee will host a Spartan Clothing and Sports Equipment Rummage Sale to help fund the Post Prom Party for Solon High School students. The rummage sale will take place on Saturday, March 28, in the Solon High School commons from 8 a.m. until noon. If you would like to donate or have any questions, please contact Angi Shelangoski at email@example.com or 319-624-2007.
SOLON– The Solon American Legion Riders will host the annual Palm Sunday all-you-can-eat breakfast on Sunday, March 29, from 7:30 - 11:30 a.m. at the Solon American Legion. The menu consists of scrambled eggs, pancakes, hash browns, bacon, sausage links, biscuits and gravy, orange juice, milk and coffee. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for children ages 6-12 and children under 6 eat free.
MOUNT VERNON– Coming off the WaMaC East Division meet March 21 at Cornell College, Solon's girls can point to throws and longer sprints as a couple bright spots heading toward the season's first outdoor action March 31 at Tipton.
Team scores are not kept during the WaMaC indoor meets; with coaches experimenting with their lineups and some schools in the middle of spring break. But it does provide a peek at the strengths and potential weak spots once the outdoor season begins.
IOWA CITY– As construction moves forward on Mehaffey Bridge, which spans the Iowa River/Coralville Reservoir in unincorporated Johnson County, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors announced a special "Walk and Bike First" event that will allow residents to get a preview of the new bridge at a leisurely pace. Parking will be available at the boat ramp.


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A call to arms was never really an option. The season is timed to coincide with two anniversaries - May '68 and May '97 - and the playwrights commissioned by The Red Room theatre company were asked to bear both in mind. The year of taking a stand versus the year of taking a seat; sea-change versus ripple. Though convenient, the double-date doesn't seem to have helped the writers work out how to hold a mirror up to today's electorate.
"You could really see every single thing that didn't happen," says Nick, one of a group of EC1 squatters who turns sardonic political commentator in Roddy McDevitt's Election Night in the Yard - the first of six plays in the opening showcase (directed by the Red Room triumvirate of Lisa Goldman, Bernadette Moran and Deborah Bruce). This negative sentiment has become commonplace since May 1 last year and it's hardly an invigorating starting point. But then the emphasis in all six is on dialogue rather than action; on what's wrong, rather than on what could be done. In McDevitt's piece, interest is sustained by some adroitly rendered boozy invective, delivered with desultory confidence by the cast, mainly about the way yuppies are buying into the squat lifestyle. It would be better off without the topical gags, as fetid as last year's butter mountains, and the intrusion of a monstrously caricatured Blair babe.
Instantly-disillusioned Rose in Aidan Healy's Cry If I Want To is barely more believable. A minister in the new Government, she contemplates quitting during the first anniversary party (understandable, they're still playing D:Ream). "Eighteen years and I can't see the join," she wails. It's watchable enough, as is Jon Tompkins' satirical fairytale The Cows are Mad about Bill and Hillary, old liberal-badge-wearing airheads, but neither Tompkins nor Healy has any fresh insights about those who reign in the cloud cuckooland of party politics.
Peter Barnes and Judy Upton don't aim so high and consequently come away with more credit. Their two-handers, giving voice to the lives of down- trodden citizens, gently imply that audience involvement is a step in the right direction. Barnes' The Head Invents, The Heart Discovers is little more than a stream of near-nonsense from an old couple to which the listener must attach meaning. In Upton's Know Your Rights an elderly woman sues her neighbour, a single-mother, after her child knocks her over. Hearing from each in turn, we get a broader picture, as fear of penury and ignorance of the law split the last vestiges of urban community.
The most ambitious offering comes from Tony Craze. Fragmenting Red runs through the whole evening and attempts to juxtapose the compromised aspirations of Bill, a Sixties theatre-radical-turned-cheesy arts minister with the cynicism of Kyla, the young woman who's making a video critique of him.
Like the season, it's laudable enough, but their tortuous arguments come to resemble an unheated session in the House of Lords. Wake me up when the revolution starts.
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CLEVELAND -- Jon Singleton's three-run home run capped a four-run ninth inning rally as the Houston Astros beat the mistake-prone Cleveland Indians 5-1 Friday night at Progressive Field.
Two errors in the top of the ninth inning -- Cleveland's major league-leading 98th and 99th errors of the season -- made all four Houston runs in the ninth inning unearned.
"The game kind of sped up for one inning there and the ball went moving around the diamond a little bit," said Houston manager Bo Porter. "I felt like our guys did a good job of being aggressive and took advantage of some mistakes that the other team made."
Cleveland manager Terry Francona was more blunt.
"That's not the way we want to play," he said. "Losing a game is one thing. Losing like that is another."
With one out in the top of the ninth and the score tied 1-1, Houston designated hitter Chris Carter drew a walk from right-hander Cody Allen (4-3). Center fielder Dexter Fowler hit a grounder to first baseman Carlos Santana. Santana threw wildly to second base for an error, allowing Carter to go from first to third.
Gregorio Petit, pinch running for Carter, then scored when Fowler stole second and catcher Roberto Perez threw wildly to second for an error, allowing Fowler to go to third.
"If we want to continue to be in this thing we have to play a lot cleaner than that," said Francona. "We can't play like that and expect to win."
After catcher Jason Castro walked, Fowler was thrown out at the plate on a fielder's choice grounder hit by shortstop Marwin Gonzalez. But Singleton then belted a 3-2 pitch from Allen over the left-field wall for his 12th home run, giving Houston a 5-1 lead.
"Defensively they kind of went haywire. We just kind of benefited from it," said Singleton.
"Cody's forced to throw 25 pitches (because of the errors), and he left one up and it got hit out," said Francona.
The win went to left-hander Tony Sipp (4-2), who pitched the bottom of the eighth.
Cleveland blew a great opportunity to break the 1-1 tie in the bottom of the eighth when the Indians had runners at first and second with no outs, but one runner was picked off base and the other was thrown out trying to steal, and the game remained 1-1.
Houston starter Brad Peacock held the Indians to one run through five innings, but then was removed from the game due to discomfort in his right forearm.
The game was a pitcher's duel for the early innings as Peacock and Cleveland right-hander Carlos Carrasco pitched to a 1-1 standoff. In five innings Peacock gave up one run on two hits with four strikeouts and no walks.
Carrasco, who has flourished since being moved from the bullpen back into the starting rotation, pitched six innings and held Houston to one run on two hits with eight strikeouts and two walks.
"I tried to mix my pitches and give our team a chance to win," said Carrasco.
In three starts since being put back into the rotation Carrasco is 2-0 with a 0.50 ERA. In 18 innings he has allowed one earned run on seven hits with 17 strikeouts and two walks. Opposing teams have hit .117 (7-for-60) against him in those starts.
The Astros took a 1-0 lead when Gonzalez led off the top of the fifth with a line drive home run over the right-field wall. That run snapped a streak of 16 consecutive scoreless innings by Carrasco, which included his last two starts and the first four innings Friday.
The only Indians hit off Peacock in the first four innings was a one-out single by shortstop Jose Ramirez in the first inning. Ramirez, however, was quickly erased when he apparently forgot how many outs there were and was doubled off first base on left fielder Michael Brantley's flyout to center fielder Fowler.
Brantley's flyout started Peacock on a streak in which he retired 12 batters in a row before designated hitter Zach Walters ripped a home run over the wall in right field with two outs in the bottom of the fifth to tie the score at 1-1. It was Walters' third home run in the last three games.
NOTES: Indians C Yan Gomes did not play Friday and is listed as day to day with a mild concussion. He was hit on the mask by a pitched ball Thursday in Minnesota. ... Since being acquired in the July 31 trade that sent SS Asdrubal Cabrera to Washington, Indians INF Zach Walters has hit four home runs, and all four have either tied the score or given the Indians the lead. ... Dallas Keuchel's American League-leading five complete games are the most by a Houston left-hander since Mike Hampton had seven in 1997.
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fix HasImageInfoAt
I have no idea how I've been able to create 3 separate bugs in 3 lines of code. This was done in a rush for bug 635666.
The first bug is that (level <= mMaxLevelWithCustomImages) didn't account for the case where no image at all has been defined, so the array length is zero.
The second bug is that ImageInfoAt(level, 0) should have been ImageInfoAt(level, face).
The third bug is only theoretical: we weren't really checking for integer overflow. This couldn't really be exploited in practice though, as doing so would have required creating arrays larger than addressable space. But since this function is security-critical (see bug 635666) let's be future-proof.
I don't think we need to hide this as a security bug, there's no immediate vulnerability here.
Is this something QA can verify?
The only useful thing to do here would be to add a unit test; ping me after holidays if you think this is worth it (the likelihood of a regression around here seems low to me). This function is used by webgl.texImage2D so a unit test would do corresponding texImage2D calls hitting the cases that were improperly handled, as described in comment 0.
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Writing poems is hard and tough.
I've written two lines and that's enough.
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Genre: Poetry
Reading your poems is never tough,
but only thing is, this is not enough!
I love your humor and prose! So glad I saw this pop up on the home page.
wooooah..we got a rebel here lol...no i like it though. definitely one that any writer can relate to. thanks for that.
That is funny, I felt like that when I first started writing!
Gorgeous Wilbur! I laughed out loud when reading the truest lines i have ever read on this site!!
If u feel the urge, I have a new one called, 'Domino' and would love and respect your feedback!!
Two little bees sitting on the wall
Buzz Buzz, thats all
Sums up how I feel writing poetry sometimes! Funny AND excellent!
the first line was so very fun.....i read the second, now i'm done
I love this...so very true, too!
Two lines so simple but very true,
I had a good laugh; thank you!
Two lines so easy to read and it makes sense..A clever and funny write......Brian
I tried to read your poem
now please don't get me wrong
I had to give up half way through:
too sad
and far too long
(Actually, it was just right. Nice work.)
yep that was hard work need another coffee now :)i love it .. well done wilber unique and funny
all my sons would agree...
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and to read - even if only two lines.
Yes, I have four sons - good men and nice guys and often my greatest pleasures. They do each write - and well!
Hello, anna. Thanks for your comments. I love to write and to read, as well. - This little riff was submitted for my sister, Anne.
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Formerly part of an invite-only preview, the mobile-friendly presentation software is now available to everyone. iPhone app availability remains limited, however.Microsoft has opened the gates to Office Sway, the company announced. "Now anybody can be a part of Preview and start creating Sways immediately by signing in with a Microsoft Account–no more waitlist," stated a Dec. 15 Office Blogs post authored by the Microsoft Sway Team. In the 10 weeks since the company kicked off the formerly invite-only preview program, Microsoft fielded 175,000 requests to join and attracted more than a million unique visitors to the Sway.com Website, they reported. Office Sway is a cloud-based, touch-enabled toolset that allows users to create interactive documents. In a break from its PowerPoint-based past, Microsoft is positioning "Sways" as an interactive, mobile-friendly alternative to static documents and presentations. "It's a new way for you to create a beautiful, interactive, Web-based expression of your ideas, from your phone or browser," said Microsoft during Sway's Oct. 1 reveal.
In addition to opening up the floodgates, Microsoft had incorporated some of the suggestions made by Sway's early adopters. "By far the most-requested feature we've received has been the ability to undo (and its counterpart, redo) actions one has taken in Sway, both during the course of normal work with Sway, as well as when giving the Remix! button a spin," said Microsoft. Now, with undo and redo added to the editing options, "you can make your changes without worrying about recovering a previous state of your Sway."
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If I was absolutely sure that I would never want or need the optical and coaxial inputs, I would probably choose the Move:
1. Smaller and more portable.
2. Excellent sound with either input.
3. Long battery life.
4. Replaceable battery.
5. Ability to use 3 different power sources.
6. User adjustable gain and current settings.
1 - still portable by using a bigger case w/beltclip but will probably be best with a backpack/shoulder pack
2 - Equally excellent sound and multiple inputs coaxial/optical/line-out/usb. can be used with an iRiver iHP-140 going iRiver/optical/D1-dac/D1-amp/headphones.(i have not tested this as of yet, i need an adaptor cable )
3 - Long battery life (Lithium Ion 2A 8.4v) good for your average 300-500 charges
4 - User Replaceable battery with purchase of one through iBasso and a little DIY work.
5 - comes with a charger with the amp. (this one may or may not work with the Move)
6 - op-amp rolling. (I'm pretty sure of this hearing Jamato has opened this baby up!) this will give the user the ability to choose the appropriate sound's they want.
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The usual stuff is here: arpeggio versus ostinato, ostinato versus arpeggio. And as always, the Philip Glass Ensemble's synthesizers double their woodwinds. But Glassworks is the most pleasant craftwork ever from the great minimalist exploiter – six warm pieces that approach the spirit of minimalist pioneer Erik Satie. Only instead of Satie's lyrical-to-antic jumps, Glass creates the ruminative-to-excitable kind. "Opening"'s softly rolled piano melody is music to fold your hands and muse by, and when Sharon Moe's French horn sets up "Floe," everything seems nice and level – until the flailing woodwinds and synthesizers of the ensemble crash in. Glassworks is tuneful in the most pleasingly direct sense – the arrangements define the melodies so cleanly they're instantly memorable.


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They have produced a spreadsheet model (the "Model") to assist DCLG in developing sustainable self-financing business plans for each local authority with housing stock.
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Spending time on your personal development enables you to work towards achieving your goals in life.
- How much time do you really spend on your personal development?
- I think about it once in a while.
- Once a year; when I'm thinking about my New Year's Resolutions!
- I'll read a self help book every now and again.
- I've skimmed through Healthylifestylesliving.com blog.
- Daily, I invest in my personal development.
If you're stuck in a rut, tired and frustrated with your life, then it's time for you to spend time on your personal development.
Personal development is so incredibly yet few take it as seriously as they should. However, by making personal development a part of your life, you can create the life of your dreams. Take personal development seriously.
I have all my life. My mother introduced me to the writings of Jose Silva and from that moment I was hooked on absorbing as much positive writings as I could from all the phenomenal personal development authors whose books sat on the shelves at my favourite shop Waterstones. My library now is filled with over 2000 books.
My life journey hasn't run smoothly. I've had many ups but also some dramatic, nasty downs. These down moments could have knocked me totally off course and assured I would never realise my dreams. I believe with all my heart that my passion for personal development allowed me the strength and belief to get off the floor every time I got knocked down, kept me going and see myself move on from those huge trouble spots.
To me personal development is all about being the best you can be, thinking and believing that your goals are achievable and aiming for your dreams. You virtually are programming yourself for success.
I have to admit that I am a personal development addict. Any book, video, audio or live seminar that has to do with the field I will buy it, watch it, listen to it or attend. I love taking in new knowledge and being influenced by the world's greatest motivators.
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Positivity Blog - for anyone looking for a boost in self esteem and happiness.
Life Optimizer - sharing personal development to bring out one's full potential.
Dumb Little Man - just a great resource for all things personal development.
Michael Hyatt - I admit this is my favourite blog out there, so check it out and you'll see why.
Spending my life immersed in personal development has been the best thing I could have done for my life, and it will be so beneficial for you to.
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