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[edit] How to purchase an airplane ticket for $694 (if there are any of these remaining)
If you want to go on this trip, I would recommend buying your airplane ticket ASAP, since these cheap seats might not be available after today. Other seats may be available for $900 on other Airlines, such as Northwest Airlines. But it would be nicer if we all flew in together to Shanghai on the same plane.
(as of 9/25, cost for these flights now $793 Jtfoote 11:58, 25 September 2009 (PDT))
Here is the itinerary for my $693.50 ticket:
Leave SFO: Tuesday, October 20, 2009, 1:15pm
Arrive Shanghai (PVG): Wednesday October 21, 8:55pm
Leave Beijing (PEK): Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 11:55am
Arrive SFO: Tuesday, November 3, 10:00am
NOTE: we arrive in Shanghai, but return from Beijing
(as of 9/25, cost for these flights now $793 J Jtfoote 11:58, 25 September 2009 (PDT))
[edit] Here's how Mitch got his plane tickets for $693.50:
- go to Kayak.com
- Click on the "Multi-city" radio-button.
- Fill in the first two lines like this:
- From: SFO To: PVG Leave: 10/20/09 Time: Anytime
- From: PEK To: SFO Leave: 11/03/09 Time: Anytime
- Click the "Search" button.
- If cheap seats are still available, the first item on the resulting screen (after a few false screens are possibly displayed first) will be the flight from Asiana Airlines for $694.
- Click on "select", which is underneath "$694". You can use Orbitz or CheapTickets or Expedia to purchase the tickets (Kayak does not charge anything). I used CheapTickets. Click the "Go" button.
- You are redirected to the site of your choice, where you can purchase the ticket.
[edit] Orbitz spake thusly to Christoph:
(as of 9/25, cost for these flights now $793 Jtfoote 11:56, 25 September 2009 (PDT))
- Total flight cost
- $731.64 USD (oops, didn't pay attention and didn't unclick some sort of insurance)
- Flight 1
- Tuesday, October 20, 2009
- Asiana Airlines 213 Economy | Boeing 777 (777) | 12hr 10min | 5639 miles
- Depart
- 1:15pm San Francisco, CA San Francisco International (SFO)
- Arrive
- 5:25pm Seoul, Korea, Rep. of Seoul Incheon International (ICN)
- Your flight is confirmed. The airline is assigning seats at check-in
- Change planes. Time between flights: 2hr 35min
- Asiana Airlines 367 Economy | Airbus Industrie A321 (321) | 1hr 55min | 522 miles
- Depart
- 8:00pm Seoul, Korea, Rep. of Seoul Incheon International (ICN)
- Arrive
- 8:55pm Shanghai, China Shanghai PuDong (PVG)
- Your flight is confirmed. The airline is assigning seats at check-in
- This is an overnight flight.
- Total duration: 16hr 40min | Total miles: 6161 miles
- Flight 2
- Tuesday, November 3, 2009
- Asiana Airlines 334 Economy | Boeing 777 (777) | 2hr 5min | 567 miles
- Depart
- 11:55am Beijing, China Beijing Capital (PEK)
- Arrive
- 3:00pm Seoul, Korea, Rep. of Seoul Incheon International (ICN)
- Your flight is confirmed. The airline is assigning seats at check-in
- Change planes. Time between flights: 1hr 45min
- Asiana Airlines 214 Economy | Boeing 777 (777) | 10hr 15min | 5639 miles
- Depart
- 4:45pm Seoul, Korea, Rep. of Seoul Incheon International (ICN)
- Arrive
- 10:00am San Francisco, CA San Francisco International (SFO)
- Your flight is confirmed. The airline is assigning seats at check-in
- This flight departs from a different airport.
- Total duration: 14hr 5min | Total miles: 6206 miles
[edit] How to get a visa for going to China
[edit] To go to China, you need to have a visa!
[edit] To get a visa, you need to have a passport.
Your passport needs to have at least 6 months before expiration.
[edit] Getting a visa from the San Francisco Consulate
For this trip, a one time entry tourist visa will do. (Make sure you say that you are going as a tourist, otherwise it is a pain!)
The Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in San Francisco is at Geary Expressway and Laguna.
If you have Simplified Chinese for Adobe Acrobat installed, you can download a form from the Chinese consulate general website, and bring it in to their consulate office (If you don't have Simplified Chinese for Adobe Acrobat, the form won't print, but the consulate has paper versions of the form).
They also want a real photograph for the form. A color printout on regular paper won't do. The consulate information desk person can take 4 passport photos for $10.
Their visa office is a little uphill on Geary towards Geary Court. When you walk in, you have to pass a metal detector, where you're checked for stuff like Swiss Army knives and digital cameras.
You need to take a number (which isn't totally obvious), and when they call you, you walk up to the displayed teller window and give them your filled out paperwork (what you downloaded from their website or filled in while you were waiting) and your passport (which they keep for a while - the more you pay them, the shorter you have to wait, but it's at least one day), and you may also need to bring a printout for your plane ticket (seems to be optional, Christoph got his visa without the ticket).
If you're a foreigner, they want a copy of your Green Card (or probably the other visa that will get you admitted back into the US and A). There's a photocopier in the office, for a quarter a copy.
You go back some days later, and they give you your passport with the visa pasted in, after you pay them with check or credit card, no cash. You don't even have to pick a number this time.
Their hours are usually weekdays 9-12, 13-15, but they have some non-obvious holidays (for 2009), so check them out on the website.
Again, be sure to apply for a single entry tourist visa. Other visa are more expensive and more painful to get.


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Having just released their new album Indigo Meadow, The Black Angels bring forward their retro psychedelic sound, to share with their fans while they are on tour. Indigo Meadow features the lead single "Don't Play With Guns," and the band says, their new record is a mix-match of everything they have done over the last 9 years. They describe their new record as a "roller coaster."
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Why is the meadow indigo?
It just seems more appropriate than red, or any other color. The Texas state flower is blue. The Bluebonnet.
When is it dark all the time?
Alaska. Outter space – sometimes. In the closet. Antartical. Your nether regions. In your pants.
Why is light twisted?
When it comes in through stain glass windows in a church, it becomes twisted light. It's also atmospheric distortion, if we're going to go into the scientific realm. It's why the stars twinkle. Light through smoke, many things. If you have a cut on your eyeball, your light can be twisted too. Like right now, after too much drinking. Refraction of reflections.
What is the quest for pure sanity?
Listening to the teachings of the 13th Floor Elevators. But you might end up going crazy searching for that. It's probably an endless journey. Sometimes it's a bottle of wine and a pizza, sometimes it's a double cheeseburger and a coke. It's like pushing boulder up a mountain – you never really get there?
What do colors sound like?
It depends what color you're talking about. They all have different moods. They can be happy or sad. Green kind of sounds like a bell. Orange is a banana. Yellow is exciting. It sounds like "ring ring ring ring ring." Black has a real long finish. It's like at the end of "A Day in the Life," the Beatles song. The very end, that's what Black sounds like. It can be quiet too, black can be really quiet.
What is black?
An absorption of light.
What inspires you?
The uknown.
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Strasbourg, 12 April 2012
OPINION No. 7
(as adopted during the 10th meeting of the ccpe-gt,
Members of the CCPE-GT concerned (see names mentioned in this structure) are invited to send their contribution to the Secretariat before the 15th May 2012.
- Terms of reference of the CCPE for 2012-2013
- Questionnaire prepared by the CCPE as the basis, number of states that replied (27 to date)
A. Reference texts (SECRETARIAT)
- Overview of the ECHR case-law on the issue
- Recommendation Rec(2000)19 of the Committee of Ministers to member states on the role of public prosecution in the criminal justice system
- Other opinions of the CCPE (in particular Opinion No. 4(2009))
- European Guidelines on Ethics and Conduct for Public Prosecutors – the Budapest Guidelines (May 2005, adopted by the 6th Conference of Prosecutors General of Europe)
- Opinion no 2 (2001) of the Consultative Council of European Judges (CCJE) for the attention of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on the funding and management of courts with reference to the efficiency of the judiciary and to article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights
- European Judicial Systems: Edition 2010, Report of the European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ)
- Report on European Standards as regards the independence of the judicial system – Part II: the Prosecution Service (adopted by the Venice Commission at its 85th plenary session in Venice, 17-18 December 2010)
B. Scope and purpose of the Opinion (Maria –Antonella BINO)
1. Scope of the opinion
- Main tasks of prosecutors today – traditional (fight against common crime) and new (fight against terrorism, money laundering, cybercrime etc.). Prosecutors should be in the position to react swiftly to all these challenges, in particular in view of the expectations of the public. Facing these new challenges requires significant means. Thus the fear of budgetary cuts due to the crisis
- For all types of competences: independent application of the law by prosecutors
- The extent to which prosecution services are in the position to manage the funds and resources allocated to them vary from one member State to another. The Opinion should highlight these differences
- Budget autonomy as a safeguard of independence and efficiency of the prosecution service
- Current trend towards more independence in the management of prosecution services:
(i) the need for both structural and financial independence
(ii) therefore the need for staff with managerial competencies
2. Purpose of the Opinion
Taking stock of the current situation in the member States, to elaborate proposals and recommendations for determining the needs and ensuring an efficient use of resources of prosecution services
A. Core needs of prosecution services and financial regulations (Harald RANGE)
- What tools and mechanisms are required to ensure the availability of resources for performing the duties in an efficient manner:
(i) Providing a fixed basis permitting the elaboration of budgets
(ii) Allowing a modulation in the use of the budgets
- Separate or common budgets for courts and prosecution offices? Can CCPE take a view on this? Advantages and disadvantages of the two solutions:
(i) a common budget because of common interests, is important for the coherence of action but does it allow enough autonomy?
(ii) budgets partly or totally separate allowing to act independently and at the same time save costs
- In case of common budgets for courts and prosecution offices, need of co-operation for a good use of resources and courts
- Mechanisms for rapid redistribution of resources: their importance, degree of flexibility and limits. Due to the special mission of the prosecution, a higher degree of flexibility is required as compared to other state bodies.
- Controlling and auditing of prosecution services: scope and limits.
- Necessary coordination with managers of services
- Interdependence with other government and judicial bodies.
B. Specific needs (Peter POLT/Vladimir ZIMIN)
1. Needs of the prosecutor in the criminal law field
a. With regard to investigations
- A separate chapter could be dedicated to the needs of the prosecutors with regard to investigations (e.g. for phone tapping in some cases, the law should be clear and costs low).
- The need to have qualified and effective investigators. The refusal to put such investigators at the disposal of prosecution services can be perceived as a way of putting pressure on the prosecution (e.g. in case of investigations of politically exposed persons).
b. With regard to other functions of prosecution
2. Needs of the prosecutor outside the criminal law field
III. Possible solutions
A. Human resources (Antonio VERCHER)
- Human resources are a very important element in all member States. It is therefore necessary to highlight the main principles in this sphere.
- Establish a link between the organisation of prosecution services, their costs and the performance of prosecutors.
- It may be useful in this context to delimit the different categories of persons working in prosecution offices and the tasks they perform (prosecutors and, where applicable, assistant or trainee prosecutors, administrative/technical/support staff).
- Tasks that can be accomplished by prosecutors or other staff members: magistrates/prosecutors, lawyers, assistants. Some tasks entrusted to prosecutors can be discontinued or entrusted to others. To examine the added value of the personal involvement of prosecutors.
- A system for calculating the workload of prosecutors must be designed in order to identify their evolving needs (human and technical resources): e.g. due to the rise in criminality, the need to supply statistical data etc.
- In case more autonomy is granted: use of external or internal expertise (e.g. technical consultants for prosecutors, IT specialists, translators). There is a need to recruit experts, it is not enough to train the available staff.
- Foresee the possible gender balance issues in this context.
B. Financial resources (Gabriela SCUTEA)
- It may be useful to list here the main sources of funding available to prosecution services (state budget allocations, external public funds – originating from the EU, the World Bank – and other assets where applicable) as well as main types of expenditure.
- Indicate which external sources of funding are acceptable in order to avoid corruption (prohibition of grants from political parties etc.).
- The need to set out principles of an efficient management of resources and efficient coordination when other bodies are involved in investigations.
- Prosecution services should enjoy as much autonomy in budgetary matters as possible. If they are given such autonomy, there is a need to train prosecutors in management and recruit qualified managers.
- Can prosecutors' activity generate profit/revenue? Prosecution services develop confiscation policies (they are encouraged), is it possible to use this as a source of funding?
- To what extent should prosecution services be involved in the elaboration of budgets? Prosecution service is best placed to estimate its financial needs.
- Who is to supervise the financial management performed by the prosecution independently?
- Who assumes liability for prosecutors' mistakes? Damages to be paid, insurance to be foreseen.
C. Equipment and material resources (Gabriela SCUTEA)
- Use of centralised IT systems for planning, monitoring and comparing the expenditure of prosecution services.
- Use of IT equipment in daily work (e.g. videoconferencing). E-justice. Common IT systems with the judiciary. Electronic case management permitting to reduce the length of proceedings. Data protection.
- Need for adequate premises where public can be received.
D. The means of prosecution services and government austerity plans (Peter POLT/Olivier DE BAYNAST)
- It is necessary that, as one of the core organs of the state, the prosecution always has access to adequate resources if it is to accomplish its mission, and in particular to fight criminality successfully. The prosecutor should be able to do work of high quality. The society should not be made to sacrifice security (in exchange for savings).
- The situation of economic crisis currently requires additional efforts from prosecutors. Justice needs to be done, even if the situation is difficult.
- Not all member States are touched by the current economic crisis in the same way.
- Prosecutors must be consulted on the savings to be made.
E. Management by results (Raija TOIVIAINEN/Alessandra GIRALDI)
- Not all countries seem to have the same approach to (concept of) management by results. It may be interesting to examine the main features and advantages of such system, linking it to the visibility of the prosecutors' action and its social impact.
- Generally speaking, if prosecution services have accomplished their tasks correctly demonstrating good results, they are in a stronger position when requesting additional means. This should also imply that the prosecutor should be accountable for his actions.
- Management by results is a useful tool for evaluating the needs of prosecution services.
- Management approach in the judiciary:
(i) What management methods to use?
(ii) What objectives are to be achieved?
(iii) Who sets these objectives?
- Flexibility in the allocation of additional means is necessary. Statistics are a helpful tool in preparing estimates for future budgets.
- However, trying to achieve better results prosecutors should not tend to more repression (number of persons detained). Is the number of convictions a reliable element in the assessment of results of prosecutors' activity? Approaches quantitative (the time a prosecutor and other authorities involved in proceedings spend to process a case) and qualitative (good cooperation between the different persons involved in proceedings in some priority areas, professionalism and new working methods).
To be completed
1. Prosecution services must have sufficient means in order to fulfil their various mission (cf CEPEJ report)
2. Prosecutors should estimate their needs, negotiate their budget and decide how to use the resources allocated
3. Prosecution services have final responsibility for the budgets allocated to them. Links with results of the services
4. Modern management methods should be used. Necessary transparency
5. Need for a flexibility in the management of budgets
6. Management training for prosecutors to be ensured
7. Resources to be adapted to the new challenges related to the globalisation.
8. The situation of economic crisis currently requires additional efforts from prosecutors. Justice needs to be done, even if the situation is difficult
9. Prosecutors must be consulted on the savings to be made
10. Is the management by results the solution?
11. Necessary coordination between the prosecutor and the manager of the prosecution services
To be decided: whether an explanatory report setting out various models of competencies with regard to establishing and managing the budgets of prosecution services should be attached to the Opinion.


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Ashland, Ore.—The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is thrilled to announce a three-year grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) of $200,000 for "Digitizing and Creating Access to the Audiovisual Collection in the Oregon Shakespeare Festival Archives."
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The audiovisual collection spans the 77-year history of the Festival and comprises an unparalleled and comprehensive record of Shakespearean and theatrical performance by a single U.S. theatre company. The collection contains a rich variety of research and educational opportunities for a wide audience. Within its holdings are full-length recordings of every Festival production since 1950, with the exception of just 29. In one of the project's results, researchers and listeners will be able to hear via the Internet, on OSF's website, or by visiting the Archives, the entire Shakespearean canon three times over in a rich variety of OSF interpretations, with exemplary casts and before live audiences whose reactions are an essential part of the audio experience.
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Friday, September 3, 2010
The annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Prep Football Roundup on WWL Radio will kick off Friday evening at 7 p.m. This year, the show will be based each night from one prominent high school football game in the area, with the usual updates phoned in from around the state. The show airs from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on WWL 870 AM. The 2010 season marks the ninth season that the Sugar Bowl has sponsored the show.
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Glen Oaks @ Brother Martin (Pan American Stadium) / David Garic
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Professor Jules Boykoff Cited in Associated Press Story on the Resignation of FIFA President Sepp Blatter
Dr. Boykoff's thoughts appear in an Associated Press story published by more than 250 news agencies, including industry leaders USA Today and The New York Times.
Center for Civic Engagement Recognizes Engaged Students, Employees and Community Partners
Held April 28, the CCE's annual Community Collaboration Celebration honored the contributions of students, faculty, staff and local partners over the past year.
Pharmacy Professor John Harrelson Awarded $40,000 Grant to Research New Therapies for Tobacco Addiction
The Medical Research Foundation, part of the Oregon Health & Science University Foundation, has awarded Dr. Harrelson the maximum offered through its New Investigator Grant program.
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Dear Friends:
It's not likely that you're reading this letter because you were searching the Web for someone to provide guidance for a student bound for college, or for a die-hard Bruce Springsteen fan in the "E Street Nation." While we may share those traits in common, what is most likely is that — like me — you have found yourself to be a member of what I refer to as the "BMD Nation."
When I was 9 years old, I learned I wouldn't be living out my childhood dreams of playing shortstop for my beloved New York Mets. Instead, I learned I had Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD).
I'm now an adult with many personal and professional accomplishments behind me, and hopefully, many more to come, but when I first turned to MDA in 1976, the path forward was very unclear for my family.
The weeks and months of adjustment that follow a diagnosis of Becker muscular dystrophy differ for every family. In the decades that have passed since I first learned that BMD would be a part of my life's journey, I've had the privilege of meeting many other families within our MDA BMD community. For each of them, their progression and adjustment experiences have varied. But what's been constant is the shared sense of support they've gotten from MDA.
MDA's community is here for you, both at home and around the world. Through your local MDA clinic, you'll meet with health care professionals who are experts in muscle disease. Your local MDA office can help you access valuable community resources and stay in touch with other families and local events. MDA's publications and online communities connect you with resources, world-renowned experts, and BMD-ers worldwide, while its advocacy program helps your voice be heard.
Most importantly, MDA-supported researchers are at the forefront of Becker muscular dystrophy research and are helping to drive the exciting progress being made in this disease.
The information that you'll find on these BMD Web pages is designed to help you better understand its causes, symptoms, progression and care. Truly, knowledge is power, and the more you understand about this diagnosis, the more effectively you'll be able to plan for a meaningful, productive future.
A BMD diagnosis means the future may look a little different than you had envisioned – but believe me, it is still full of promise.
For example, I'm University Dean for Student Affairs at the City University of New York (CUNY). Among my many activities are teaching, coaching basketball for Catholic Youth Organization, and serving on federal and state disability commissions. My younger brother, Gian, who also has Becker muscular dystrophy, is also a higher education professional.
Today, there are more opportunities than ever for people with disabilities to develop and use their abilities. Federal law guarantees a public education, equal employment opportunity and access to public places, while computers and other technology make life ever more accessible.
As you go forward in your journey with BMD, always remember that MDA is here to help — from medical care to summer camps to support groups to advocacy to the great hope of today's BMD research. You are not alone.
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Covert operation at adult bookstore results in five arrests
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An Interlachen woman was among several people arrested Tuesday in connection with a covert operation into lewd acts at an adult bookstore in Palatka, the Putnam County Sheriff's Office reported.
Store clerk Alva R. Yusem, 43, was charged with owning, maintaining or operating a business for the purpose of lewdness, assignation or prostitution, according to a Sheriff's Office news release.
The arrests took place Tuesday afternoon at the Adult Super Center at 3724 Reid St. Sheriff's Maj. Johnny Greenwood reported that the agency had received information about people committing lewd acts in a theater viewing area.
A deputy in plain clothes went into the area and saw several men openly engaging in lewd acts, Greenwood reported.
Four men — two from Putnam County and one each from Flagler and St. Johns — were arrested in addition to Yusem.
"This is the third undercover operation conducted at the business since July 24, and each time officers have observed individuals openly engaged in lewd behavior in violation of Florida Statute," Sheriff Jeff Hardy said in the news release. "Our scrutiny of this business will continue until such time as they come into compliance with the law."
The release states the owner told deputies he will close the theater portion of the business.
Also charged were Donald Harry Beavers, 88, of Pomona Park, for exposure of sexual organs; Migueal Flores Ramirez, 59, of Satsuma, for exposure of sexual organs and for entering or remaining in a place for the purpose of prostitution, lewdness or assignation; Edwin T. Lynch, 70, of Flagler Beach, for entering or remaining in a place for the purpose of prostitution, lewdness or assignation; and Emanuel G. Koutelas, 74, of St. Augustine, for entering or remaining in a place for the purpose of prostitution, lewdness or assignation.
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Ynoa takes no-hitter into sixth inning
Athletics prospect allows single, fans six over 5 1/3 frames
By Josh Jackson / MiLB.com | July 26, 2013 10:43 PM ET
Michael Ynoa is growing up fast.
After falling back into some bad habits in the first inning on Friday night, the A's fifth-ranked prospect showed maturity in establishing a new sense of focus.
Ynoa carried a no-hitter into the sixth and ended up allowing a single over 5 1/3 shutout innings to help Class A Advanced Stockton post a 4-2 victory over San Jose at Banner Island Ballpark.
The 21-year-old right-hander is in his first full pro season and earned a promotion after going 2-1 with a 2.14 ERA in the Midwest League. He struggled in the California League, however, going 0-2 with a 14.90 ERA in three starts.
Stockton pitching coach Jimmy Escalante, who also worked with Ynoa last year in the Rookie-level Arizona League, saw a change beginning after the Futures Game, where the native of the Dominican Republic gave up two runs in one inning and was charged with the loss.
"He came out of that Futures Game and said he wanted a plan for the rest of the season," Escalante said. "He just got out there and started making adjustments for his fastball and he really picked up his effort level. He's had days where he doesn't concentrate on the 85 pitches he's throwing. He'll throw two fastballs for strikes and then he relaxes.
"It's just [about] focusing on pitches and making that increased effort transfer into his [side sessions], too. Sometimes some of his bullpens were like, 'Oh, I have a side today. I need to throw.' He's getting better at those. The kid is maturing. He's growing up."
Ynoa fanned the leadoff hitter Friday, but he walked the next two Giants.
"You could see him talking to himself out on the mound," Escalante said. "He told me he was upset with himself because he kind of relaxed after that first out."
With renewed concentration, Ynoa retired the next seven batters, beginning with back-to-back strikeouts to end the inning.
"He's [6-foot-7]," Escalante said, "and when he lets go of that fastball at 95 miles an hour, it gets on top of hitters quickly."
With two outs in the third, Ynoa hit Matt Duffy, but then set down six in a row before issuing his third and final walk to Chris Lofton. He held the Giants hitless until Mac Williamson dribbled a one-out single through the left side in the sixth.
"He came out and said, 'I left the pitch over the middle, but it wasn't hit that hard.' It was just a two-bouncer through a hole. Even the hit wasn't hit that hard," Escalante said.
During the at-bat against Williamson, Ynoa reached 85 pitches, which the A's have set as his limit.
"That was his last hitter, no matter what," Escalante said. "We're happy that he was able to last as deep as he did."
As effective as Ynoa was with his focus and fastball, his pitching coach sees him becoming even more impressive as other aspects of his game improve.
"We're still trying to work on his curve. He doesn't have the best feel for it. It does have depth, he just can't always throw it for strikes yet," Esacalante said. "And I think he doubts himself sometimes. I'm glad he went out there and battled. It's going to be good for him, going forward, to remember he beat San Jose."
Giants right-hander Ryan Vogelsong, rehabbing a fractured his pinkie finger, took the loss after giving up two runs on a walk and a hit -- a home run by Bruce Maxwell -- over 2 2/3 innings. He struck out three.
"Some of these guys just want to know what he throws. But it is always fun to face a Major Leaguer," Escalante said. "Like, Bruce hit that home run tonight. He'll always be able to say he hit a home run off a World Series superstar."
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THERE are not one but two great tribute shows coming to Bromsgrove's Artrix.
First up at the venue is Money for Nothing, formed in 2000 as a tribute to one of the world's premier rock bands - Dire Straits.
The abundant energy and the excellence and musicality of their performance makes Money For Nothing a must see for any rock enthusiast or Dire Straits fan.
Fronting the band is the brilliant guitarist and Mark Knopfler sound-alike Aled Williams.
The rest of the line-up features top-class and experienced musicians that make this band a worthy tribute act.
Aled and all the band have studied Dire Straits in great depth to re-create the act to be as close as possible to the real thing.
The Money For Nothing stage show has been performed all over Britain and the world, at all types of venues and events - from music festivals, theatres, nightclubs and venues.
Featuring all the hits including Sultans of Swing, Brothers in Arms and Romeo and Juliet this looks set to be a great night out.
Money for Nothing are performing at the Artrix on Friday, July 18 at 8pm.
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Mr. Leutze was received with great applause at the late meeting of the Art-Union.
While on this visit to the capital he sat to Leutze for a portrait.
He went to Dusseldorf at first, and became known to Leutze, who praised his sketches.
Leutze is at work on his great picture of Washington Crossing the Delaware.
Andreas Achenbach sat at Leutze's right, and his old friend Tryst at his left.
Roting is in the same atelier with Leutze, and is busy upon a scene from the life of Columbus.
Leutze was a man who was cast in a large mould, capable of a grand enthusiasm, and aspiring to grasp soaring ideals.
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University pays tribute to former president Sorensen
The University of South Carolina family remembered former president Andrew A. Sorensen with poignant stories and words of appreciation Tuesday (April 26) at a tribute service for the man who led the university from 2002 - 2008.
Sorensen, USC's 27th president, died April 17 at his home in Ohio.
At Tuesday's service at the Koger Center, about 400 members of the university and the Columbia communities came together to honor Sorensen's legacy. He was remembered for improving the relationship between the university and the city of Columbia, his visionary leadership in developing the Innovista research campus and understanding the importance of creating a knowledge economy, and his commitment to inclusiveness and service to others.
Tommy Preston, former student-body president and a third-year law student, spoke of Sorensen's love of students, even showing off an "Andy is my homeboy" T-shirt designed by students during Sorensen's tenure.
"His greatest legacy in my eyes is his relationships with students. He loved his students," said Preston, describing Sorensen sitting in the student section at basketball games or playing trumpet in the band at Carolina football games.
Preston, who worked for Sorensen the year before he started law school, said Sorensen taught him many lessons but admitted he never learned the art of tying a bow tie, Sorensen's signature item of apparel.


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Cops: case in the bag
On December 8, 2012, Frank Maldonado, 44, and David Colon, 33, were in a car pulled over by the New York State Police in Albany on 787. Troopers said they smelled marijuana and when they searched the car they found a bag of Bugles that appeared to be resealed. Instead of those cone-shaped corn chips, though, cops found 5.6 ounces of powdered cocaine. Colon admitted to having some marijuana and surrendered it to the Troopers, police said.
The case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Jasper Mills of the Street Crimes Unit in jury trial in front of Judge Thomas Breslin in Albany County Supreme Court. In a ruling late Wednesday evening, Feb. 19, the jury found them guilty.
Maldonado and Colon each were guilty of one Count of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance (2nd Degree, a Class A-II Felony), and one Count of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance (3rd Degree, a Class-B Felony). Colon was also found guilty of one Count of Unlawful Possession of Marijuana (violation).
Maldonado faces up to 14 years in State Prison and Colon faces up to 10 years in State Prison when sentenced on April 2, 2014.