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Lackey makes return from Tommy John surgery to face Blue Jays
John Lackey returns to the mound following Tommy John surgery and will start a new chapter in his career Saturday when the Boston Red Sox resume their weekend series against the Toronto Blue Jays.
Lackey had surgery following the 2011 season and missed all of 2012. The right-hander posted a 5.40 ERA in spring training. Lackey, who signed a five- year, $82.5 million contract in December 2009, is 5-7 with a 5.48 ERA in 19 career starts against Toronto.
Left-hander J.A. Happ, who was traded from Houston to the Blue Jays last July, counters for the Blue Jays. Happ went 3-2 with a 4.69 ERA in 10 games (6 starts) for Toronto after posting a 7-9 mark in 18 starts for the Astros in 2012. He's 0-1 in three games (2 starts) against Boston.
Last night, Mike Napoli hit a two-run shot and drove in three, as the Red Sox ensured a positive result in manager John Farrell's return to Toronto, with a 6-4 decision at Rogers Centre.
The 50-year-old Farrell led the Blue Jays to a 73-89 mark in 2012 and 154-170 record in two seasons at the helm, but bolted for the vacant BoSox post in late October.
Will Middlebrooks added an insurance homer, while Jacoby Ellsbury and Pedro Ciriaco each knocked in a run for the Red Sox, who had won two of three in the Bronx to begin 2013.
Junichi Tazawa (1-0) allowed a run in the seventh but picked up the win.
Jose Reyes finished a triple shy of the cycle, going 4-for-5 with a solo homer and two RBI for the Blue Jays, losers in three of four to start the year. Mark DeRosa also went deep and knocked in the other two runs.
Esmil Rogers (0-1) was charged with the deciding run while recording just two outs in the eighth.
Melky Cabrera is two hits away from 1,000 in his career.
Toronto was 11-7 last season versus the Red Sox.


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How does adding a P Store affect SEO
How does adding a Prosperent store to an existing blog affect SEO? I have a small blog with original material and am beginning to attract a small amount of traffic. What happens if I add a store ... will the thousands of pages of affiliate merchandise kill the SEO on the blog? I currently have a few products with ProsperInserts and would like to link to more.
Am I better off putting the store on a separate domain or subdomain?
I haven't ever seen a store impact the main site in a negative way as far as SEO is concerned. We have customers like activegearreview.com that have been running our shop for well over a year. The big reason to run the shop is actually because the pages will get indexes, and you end up with sales that you otherwise wouldn't have had.
Now, with that said, the shop can be resource intensive, especially if you have a low end shared host for your site. I suggest using it only if you have a VPS or better personally.
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This seems related so I'm adding it to an old thread. I followed Brian's advice and added a Prosperent Store to a blog. Today I got an email from Google Search Console:
<<Googlebot identified a significant increase in the number of URLs found on http://mydomain.com/. This makes it harder to crawl the website and can result in users not finding your site's fresh content in search. Googlebot may unnecessarily be crawling a large number of distinct URLs that point to identical or similar content, or crawling parts of your site that are not intended to be crawled by Googlebot. As a result Googlebot may consume much more bandwidth than necessary, or may be unable to completely index all of the content on your site.>>
Is there any concern? Haven't seen this message before and I have had other sites with many more pages indexed (usually just before they were banned).
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What if you want to add the store but are not concerned with the pages being indexed (at least for now) and add a robots.txt exclusion?

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Super Mega Worm Vs Santa Review
The almighty Super Mega Worm called Wojira is back, and once again he's ravenous. Only this time he's hankering for polar bears and elves, so he's dug his way to the North Pole to turn all the white snow red. If he can chomp the guy who goes 'Ho ho ho' and makes toys for all the little girls and boys, that's cool too.
To make it OK to slaughter the inhabitants of the North Pole, at the beginning of the game you see Santa throw a cookie on the ground and kick a poor elf into a pile of pixelated gore. Much like Robot Unicorn Attack Christmas Edition, Super Mega Worm Vs Santa is basically just the original game re-skinned with Christmas graphics and holiday music.
He's not a killer, he's just misunderstood.
So, just like in the original, you'll use a d-pad to slither around underground and launch into the air to eat and shoot projectiles at the enemies. But the elves don't take this massacre sitting down. They're armed with bazookas, guns, ice tanks, and mines, and they'll whittle away at your health each time you poke your head out of the ground. To recharge your health meter, you'll need to chomp on all the elves and polar bears that will fit in your mouth.
As you meet the required kill counts to advance through the 16 levels, you become longer and more powerful, but your shrimpy enemies get higher caliber firepower, too. Thankfully, if you perish you can continue at the beginning of the level you died on, so you never lose too much ground.
Santa, behind you!
If you enjoyed the original, you're sure to get a kick out of Super Mega Worm Vs Santa. It would have been nice if this version had been offered as an in-app purchase or a free upgrade but, admittedly, charging a buck for a universal app isn't asking a whole lot. On the other hand, if you only want one game featuring a giant murderous worm, you'll get more mileage out of the original, since it's relevant year-round.
But considering the amount of fun and cheer we got out of bringing chaos to the North Pole, we'd never recommend against buying this twisted holiday game. If it sounds good to you, chances are you'll love it.


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US vows to respond 'decisively' to attacks in Iraq by Tehran allies
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The White House on Tuesday warned it would hold Iran accountable for any violence attributed to Tehran-allied militias in Iraq that results in damage to US facilities or injures American personnel.
"Over the past few days, we have seen life-threatening attacks in Iraq, including on the United States consulate in Basra and against the American embassy compound in Baghdad," the White House said in a statement.
"Iran did not act to stop these attacks by its proxies in Iraq, which it has supported with funding, training, and weapons."
Three mortar shells hit late Friday the ultra-secure green zone in Baghdad, which houses Iraqi authorities and the US Embassy.
The rare attack -- whose perpetrators remain unidentified -- did not cause casualties or damage, according to Iraqi officials.
"The United States will hold the regime in Tehran accountable for any attack that results in injury to our personnel or damage to United States Government facilities," the White House statement said.
"America will respond swiftly and decisively in defense of American lives."
Since Donald Trump took over the White House in early 2017, Washington has set Iran in its sights, accusing it of seeking to destabilize the Middle East.
The Republican president in May announced that Washington would withdraw unilaterally from the landmark nuclear pact signed in 2015 between Tehran and major global powers.
Iraq has been an initial victim of the US sanctions re-imposed on neighboring Iran, which it relies on for cheap imports.
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text: It is the end of The Great War, and a small Virginia town is rocked by secrets and seduction as Herman Camm, a provocative gambler, weaves his magic on the lives of three unsuspecting women, Mae Lou and her daughter Carrie, and Pearl, a blues singer at the local juke joint. Award-winning writer/director Thomas W. Jones II is back with his musical adaptation of the novel Blackberry Days of Summer. Don't miss this murder romance in the key of blues.


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By: Dr Jodi Rowley, Category: Science, Date: 14 Sep 2011
Mountains, monsoons and mosquitoes: highlights from amphibian biologist Dr Jodi Rowley's diary of her recent field trip to Central Vietnam.
At 2.45pm, we headed off up the mountain on the other side of the valley we were in. The trail was initially relatively flat, then increased gradually in slope until we were climbing on all-fours. My gym membership in Sydney has really paid off, and I'm able to keep up with the extremely fit guides (although I'm purple and puffing and they are barely breaking a sweat).
We waited for the rest of the team on a mossy cliff, with a stunning view to the mountains surrounding us. After a brief stop, we walked/climbed through a leafy forest with bryophytes thick on the ground, and into a dense forested plateau, with multiple streams and swamps. At about 5.30pm we stopped to eat bags of sticky rice and peanuts, and wait for nightfall.
We waited for dark, gradually freezing (due to a combination of the cool mountain air and us being wet with sweat from our climb), until frog calls erupted from the vegetation all around us. We scurried around trying to see what was calling - after some searching we found small tree frogs, high up in the trees. I spent the rest of the night on the mountain knee-deep in mud, recording the calls of frogs in a swamp.
On our way back down the mountain, we got lost, and took a rather difficult alternative route. Most of us had at least one decent slip, but we made it back safely to the hut in the early hours of the morning.
Interested in why I do what I do? Read more here.
Dear Colin,
Good question! Actually, I use a directional microphone, which means I have to get as close as possible (<1m if possible) from a calling frog to record it. This usually involves me creeping closer and closer to the frog with my light turned off, and waiting until it starts calling again. You can see a photo of this in my blog from today.
I've recorded hundreds of frogs of maybe 60 or so species, mostly from Vietnam. The calls have proved invaluable in identifying species, as many frogs in the region look incredibly similar to each other, and it's the advertisement calls, along with DNA, that give us the best evidence that one species is different to another (or is even a previously undescribed species!).
It's often difficult and time-consuming, but frog advertisement call recordings are really, really valuable!


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Arriving Soon: Ibanez UV77 RE Steve Vai Signature
The Ibanez UV77 RE is one of the best ever Steve Vai Signature models. This Universe UV77 20th Anniversary Reissue will soon become a collector's item, with only 3 available to the UK.
The original Steve Vai Universe model was released in 1990 and was the first 7-string electric guitar.
The Ibanez UV77 RE celebrates the 20th anniversary of this milestone musical instrument.
Only 100 will be made, with no more than 3 available to the UK, making the Ibanez UV77 RE an instant collector's item! Dolphin Music is expecting one UV77 RE, due to arrive in February or March - pre-order your UV77 RE now, to avoid disappointment!
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- UV77 RE's basswood body recreates the legendary multi-color motif, arriving once again from original designer Darren Johansen, the master of swirl. All UV77 RE models are handcrafted by Ibanez's finest luthiers in Japan, just like the original UV77's.
- The UV comes equipped with the original 7-string Lo-Pro Edge 7 bridge, reproducing its original feel and look.
- The UV's "Disappearing Pyramid" fretboard inlay.
- Fast and strong: UV77 RE'S 5-pc Maple/Bubinga bolt-on neck.
- The UV77 RE unleashes scorching highs, bone-rattling lows and every bit of tone and nuance in between, with its powerful and perfectly balanced DiMarzio® Blaze™ II humbucking and single coil pickups.
- Back view of the 7-string UV77 RE's headstock, with black chrome hardware.
- UV77RE comes with an Ibanez flight case
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Turner Sports and CBS Sports' exclusive live coverage of the 2013 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship Regional Final on Sunday, March 31, on CBS delivered an average overnight household rating/share of 8.0/19, up 25 percent vs. last year's 6.4/13, according to Nielsen.
Sunday's first telecast window (2:15-4:30 p.m., ET), which saw Michigan defeat Florida, earned a 6.2/16, up 17 percent from a 5.3/12 in 2012. The second telecast window (5-7:30 p.m.), which featured Louisville beating Duke, registered a 9.4/21, up 21 percent from a 7.8/15 in 2012.
The overall 2013 NCAA Tournament average-to-date ratings in the metered markets are a 6.7/14, up 8 percent from a 6.2/13 in 2012.
Source: Nielsen Media Research, based on Metered Market data, Live +SD data stream. 3/19/13 to 03/31/13 vs. 03/13/12 to 03/25/12. 2013 averages based on weighted average of 4 telecast gross across CBS, TBS, TNT and truTV. Historical audiences, CBS 1991 through 2005 based on Live data. 2006 through 2010 based on Live + SD. 2003 based on CBS / ESPN average of First Round.


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College stats in for Kalamazoo Promise's first class
KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Kalamazoo Promise officials have released the latest data showing how the Kalamazoo Public Schools' class of 2006 is doing, according to MLive.
The Kalamazoo Promise provides funding for KPS graduates who attend public in-state universities, reports MLive.
According to MLive, the 2006 KPS graduates who were eligible for Promise funding have a higher college graduation rate than the nationwide average.
Data posted by MLive show that 92 percent of Promise-eligible students attended college, compared to the national average of 63 percent. MLive also reports that 36 percent of Promise-eligible students have received a bachelor's degree by age 24, compared to the nationwide average of 23 percent.
SOURCE: MLive, "Kalamazoo Promise's fist class outperforms national numbers on college completion," Sept. 14, 2012
FURTHER READING: Mackinac Center for Public Policy, "The Kalamazoo Promise vs. School Choice," June 17, 2010


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By Louis Jacobson on Monday, July 16th, 2018 at 4:45 p.m.
The personal relationship between Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin was the subject of speculation even before Trump became president, partly because Trump changed his tune about it.
Trump touted his ties to Putin on four occasions between 2013 and 2015, once going so far as to say, "I got to know him very well." But during the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump said, "I have no relationship with him" and "I never met Putin – I don't know who Putin is." This turnabout earned Trump a Full Flop.
This issue re-emerged during a high-profile joint press conference between the two leaders on July 16, 2018, when a reporter asked Putin, "Does the Russian government have any compromising material on President Trump or his family?"
The question called to mind unverified suggestions from a dossier compiled by former spy Christopher Steele that Russia may hold compromising information — in Russian, kompromat — involving Trump. Trump visited Moscow in 2013 to attend the Miss Universe pageant, which he owned.
Here's what Putin said at the July 16, 2018, press conference, according to the translation provided:
"Yes, I did hear these rumors that we allegedly collected compromising material on Mr. Trump when he was visiting Moscow. Well, distinguished colleague, let me tell you this: When President Trump was at Moscow back then, I didn't even know that he was in Moscow. I treat President Trump with utmost respect, but back then when he was a private individual, a businessman, nobody informed me that he was in Moscow."
Nikolay Lakhonin, press secretary of the Russian Embassy in Washington, told PolitiFact that "we have no reason to doubt President Putin's statement."
There are two accounts that contradict what Putin said, but we can't independently confirm them.
The first piece of evidence is testimony provided to the Senate Judiciary Committee by Rob Goldstone, a business associate of Trump's who served as an intermediary between Russian figures and Trump's circle.
Goldstone's testified under oath that a meeting between Putin and Trump was in the works at high levels during the Miss Universe trip:
"During that trip, there was a lot of talk about whether Mr. Trump would meet with Mr. Putin, whether Mr. Putin would attend the pageant. It was a very big deal both for Russia and for the Miss Universe Organization. It came down to the wire, and on the day of the contest, we still didn't know whether there would be a meeting or whether there would be a call. It transpired, in the end, that there would be neither, but that Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, called through Aras (Agalarov, a Russian billionaire whose son Emin was an associate of Goldstone) to speak to Mr. Trump and gave his apologies that, due to the tardiness of the King of Holland, he was unable to schedule a meeting for Mr. Trump."
This account is supported by an interview with Aras Agalarov conducted by the Washington Post: "Putin canceled at the last minute, but he sent a decorative lacquered box, a traditional Russian gift, and a warm note, according to Aras Agalarov."
So if Goldstone and Agalarov are to be believed, then Putin's circle, at least, was aware of Trump's presence in the country.
It's theoretically possible that Peskov could have been deciding on his own whether Putin should meet with Trump, without telling Putin.
The argument against this scenario is that Putin's government is highly centralized, and Putin had a long career as an intelligence officer before becoming the Russian leader. In other words, knowing about things is deeply embedded in Putin's DNA.
On the other hand, the nature of Putin's regime makes it hard to say with certainty that he would have known, said Yoshiko Herrera, a University of Wisconsin-Madison political scientist with a specialty on Russia.
"Common sense would suggest that Putin knew the Miss Universe pageant was happening in Russia, and that he would have surmised that Donald Trump was in the country or in Moscow, but I don't know how closely he followed it," she said.
What's possible, she said, "is that Peskov or other underlings for Putin were working with the Trump people to set up a meeting and Putin didn't know about that. And it's possible that the gift is from the underlings in Putin's administrations and not Putin himself. My guess is that a lot of intermediaries try to set up meetings with Putin unsuccessfully, but tell their clients that they were very close, whether they were or not, and whether or not Putin knew about the attempts."
As for Putin, Herrera added, he doesn't have much incentive to acknowledge any awareness that Trump was in Moscow in 2013, because it would raise even more red flags about possible coordination between Russia and Trump prior to Trump's election as president.
"I would not expect Putin to admit knowing Trump was in Moscow or that there was an attempt to meet, even if that were 100 percent true," she said.
EDITOR'S NOTE, July 16, 2018: This article has been updated to incorporate a comment from the Russian Embassy in Washington.
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The Miracle Worker to Close on Broadway April 4
Producers of The Miracle Worker announced today that the show will close on April 4, 2010 at a complete loss of the show's full $2.6 million capitalization.
The critically acclaimed 50th Anniversary production and first Broadway revival of William Gibson's THE MIRACLE WORKER, directed by Kate Whoriskey (Ruined), will play its final performance on Sunday, April 4, 2010 at Circle in the Square Theatre (235 West 50 Street) following 21 previews and 38 regular performances.
Producers David Richenthal and Dini von Mueffling said: "We are saddened to announce that The Miracle Worker must close. Having the opportunity to share this powerful story with a new generation of theatergoers has been remarkable. We could not have asked for a more extraordinary cast, creative team and group of dedicated producers."
Staged in the round for the first time, THE MIRACLE WORKER also stars Academy Award® nominee Abigail Breslin (Little Miss Sunshine), Tony Award® nominee Alison Pill (Broadway's The Lieutenant of Inishmore, film Milk), , Tony Award® winner Elizabeth Franz (Death of a Salesman) and features Tobias Segal, Daniel Oreskes, Michael Cummings, Simone Joy Jones, Yvette Ganier and Lance Chantiles-Wertz.
Set in Tuscumbia, Alabama in the 1880s, THE MIRACLE WORKER tells the story of the young Helen Keller, who became blind and deaf after a childhood illness, and the extraordinary woman, Annie Sullivan, who taught her to communicate with the world.
THE MIRACLE WORKER features scenic design by Derek McLane, costume design by Paul Tazewell, lighting design by Kenneth Posner, original music and sound design by Rob Milburn & Michael Bodeen, hair design by Charles LaPointe, and physical coaching and movement by Lee Sher.
THE MIRACLE WORKER is produced by David Richenthal, Eric Falkenstein, Randall L. Wreghitt, Barbara & Buddy Freitag, Dan Frishwasser, Joseph J. Grano, Jr., Mallory Factor, Cheryl Lachowicz, Martha Falkenberg, Bruce J. Carusi & Susan Altamore Carusi, Lynn Shaw, David & Sheila Lehrer; in association with Connie Bartlow Kristan and Jamie deRoy/Remmel T. Dickinson.
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The GarlicCard: Grate Garlic Without Destroying Your Fingers
Item: GarlicCard
Price: $7.99
Overall Impression: A handy tool that grates the garlic, not your fingers.
For those who love strong, garlicky flavor, finely grating it is the way to go. Here's a tool that quickly and easily grates garlic (and ginger) without harming your fingers in the process.
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Characteristics and Specs: Slightly larger than a credit card, the plastic GarlicCard comes in six colors: yellow, red, blue, green, pink, and black. Unlike the previous version, which was completely flat, this GarlicCard has a curved shape that makes it easier to handle.
Favorite details: The teeth are not sharp to the touch, so it's safer than using a metal grater. It's also very easy to clean.
Splurge-worthy? While not essential, it's a nice tool to have if you frequently grate garlic.
Good for small kitchens? The GarlicCard is small and easy to store.
There are a number of tools one can use to finely grate garlic, from a chef's knife to a garlic press or even a fork. I generally use a Microplane grater, but there have been a few times when I've scraped my fingers along with a clove of garlic or knob of ginger (ouch!). I also have a Japanese-style metal garlic/ginger grater but find the teeth uncomfortably sharp.
While testing the GarlicCard, I have appreciated how quickly it does the same job without any danger to the fingers. The sturdy, curved shape makes it easy to hold against a cutting board or countertop while grating. Unlike a lot of gadgets, this one's small and unassuming enough to store easily. Yet, personally, I still find it more comfortable to hold my long Microplane, especially when I grate garlic or ginger directly into a pot or pan. How much you like the GarlicCard might depend on your cooking style. One thing is for sure, though: it's remarkably easy to clean with a quick rinse under running water.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — J.R. Smith may have altered a series with one poor decision. He certainly forced his midweek plans to change.
When he dropped Boston's Jason Terry with an elbow to the chin late in Game 3 on Friday night, Smith earned a suspension that left the New York Knicks without their No. 2 scorer during the regular season for Game 4 on Sunday.
The Knicks didn't have enough offense without him, losing 97-90 in overtime as Terry, not the Sixth Man of the Year, hit the big shots off the bench.
Had Smith been available, perhaps this series would already be over.
"It would've been," Smith said Tuesday. "I would've been playing golf today."
Instead, he was practicing for Game 5.
The Knicks will host it Wednesday, their second attempt to close out their first series victory since 2000.
"We want to end it," leading scorer Carmelo Anthony said. "We came this far, did our job at home first two games, did our job on the road, got one on the road. We've got the opportunity to end it here on our home court."
The Knicks won the first three games, holding the Celtics to an average of 75 points, before Boston broke out — sort of — on Sunday. The Celtics scored 54 points in the first half and led by 20 early in the third quarter before their offensive struggles returned, and they were limited to just 30 points in the third and fourth quarters.
Clean up those bad stretches, and the Celtics think they can keep climbing out of the mess they created for themselves.
"There's that one quarter where we have mental lapses," forward Paul Pierce said. "They pick up the energy. They pick up the defense, and they have us on our heels, so we have to be cautious of that."
The Knick had their own problems Sunday, shooting 34 percent from the field and making just 7 of 30 3-pointers (23 percent). Anthony, perhaps feeling pressure to force things with Smith unavailable, scored 36 points but was 10 of 35, missed all seven 3-point attempts and committed seven turnovers.
Smith averaged a career-best 18.1 points during the regular season, and his recognition as the NBA's top reserve was as much a credit to his improved maturity and decision-making as it was to his scoring streaks.
But those qualities went missing Friday when Smith threw his elbow into Terry with the Knicks 7:06 away from wrapping up an easy victory. Coach Mike Woodson appeared to be lecturing Smith before he left the court, and they had another talk Sunday.
"We had a major discussion before he left Boston to come to New York," Woodson said. "J.R.'s in a good place. We're fine with J.R."
But the Knicks' offense wasn't. Though Raymond Felton continued his excellent series with 27 points Sunday, the Knicks' bench that had dominated Boston's managed only seven points. Terry scored 18 by himself.
"We missed 18 points the other night and still put ourselves in position to win the ballgame," Woodson said. "J.R. is a big piece to the puzzle and I hope he's learned his lesson, and we've got to move on with it and he's got to be ready to go tomorrow night."
No team has blown a 3-0 lead in the NBA playoffs, so the Knicks remain confident, especially after rallying to take a fourth-quarter lead Sunday. The Celtics would send the series back to Boston for a Game 6 on Friday with a victory, and they know the only way they can get it is by coming out with the same energy they had Sunday.
"Without a doubt. We have to bring it. It's the only way we have a chance to win the game. We just have to play all out," forward Jeff Green said.
"We can't go in with the same outlook (as Game 4), because I'm pretty sure they're going to have different schemes on how they're going to attack the pressure situations and how we came at Melo."
A strong game from Smith would be the easiest way for the Knicks to address that, but they insist he doesn't owe them one after being forced to watch Game 4 from the hotel.
"We all owe each other a good game tomorrow," Woodson said. "It's not on just J.R.'s head. Everybody's got to play well to come out of here with a win."
AP Sports Writer Howard Ulman in Waltham, Mass., contributed to this report.
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Third grade students at Oakland Heights Elementary School have the chance to read the classic book, 'Charlotte's Web', on their own, thanks to a $300 grant from First Book.
Study Buddy helped obtain the grant, and also helps students who may be struggling.
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There have been some early-bird commentaries that the sale of the Clippers will result in a big tax bill for the Clipper's owner Donald Sterling (due to capital gains tax and also losing estate tax benefits) – and that could very well be right.
However, billionaires don't hire pricey tax lawyers to just help them find the pen to write big checks to the IRS. So - - - what might a tax lawyer propose to avoid taxation? A quick back of the envelope thought:
Could Sterling look to treating the sale as an involuntary conversion under Section 1033 of the tax code? Basically the code section allows in cases where property is compulsorily or involuntarily converted -- the owner can have nonrecognition of gain if he/she purchases replacement property (assuming of equal value). The owner has basically two years after the close of the tax year in which the gain was made to buy replacement property.
Translation – Sterling could seek to claim that his property (ownership of the Clippers) was compulsorily or involuntarily converted (being forced to sell it by the NBA) under Section 1033. NOTE: the argument that Sterling had to sell because of his own actions – not the NBA's – is a fair one and could be a possible IRS line of attack.
Sterling could then seek over the next two years to purchase like property – another sports team(s) of equal value. While Sterling is banned from the NBA there are many other sports teams out there (think European soccer teams) that he might look to purchase. Sterling's argument would be that the Clippers are a professional sports team and he has bought another sports team – that he is not limited to just purchasing an NBA team.
The tax benefit for Sterling – transferred basis to the new sports team and deferral of capital gains taxes (ie will have to pay tax when he sells the soccer team down the road (or at death) – assuming no sharp pencils on estate tax planning). Bottom line – no tax bill today.
Alternatively (depending on what the NBA requires – a sale or just loss of ownership), Sterling could gift the entire interest in the Clippers to his wife tax free under Section 2523 of the tax code.
I welcome others thoughts, comments and observations on whether Sterling could use Section 1033 (or other tax planning) – (but if I'm right – a big if -- perhaps Treasury and the Congress might want to sharpen their own pencils and think whether they are comfortable with this result).
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Through joint efforts between the Regional Bureau for the Production of Loreto, Dallas World Aquarium, the Association for the Conservation of Amazonian Biodiversity - Dallas World Aquarium Zoo (ACOBIA-DWAZOO) and the Association and Research Institute of the Peruvian Amazon, a programme began in November 2007 for rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned Amazonian manatees and providing an environmental education programme.
On 30 October 2009, an interagency cooperative agreement was signed between ACOBIA-DWAZOO, Dallas World Aquarium, the Research Institute of the Peruvian Amazon, the Regional Production of the Regional Government of Loreto and the Technical Administration of Forestry and Wildlife Iquitos, for the purpose of joining efforts to promote and develop activities for the protection, conservation and rehabilitation of Amazonian aquatic mammals and wildlife. This joint effort is framed within the regional development plans and environmental protection. In this agreement, the project entitled "Foundation Iquitos - Amazon Rescue Centre" will provide support for the rescue, rehabilitation and relocation of aquatic mammals and endangered wildlife in Loreto, anchored by an environmental education programme.
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WAZA Conservation Project 10002 is implemented by Dallas World Aquarium, in collaboration with the Association for the Conservation of Amazonian Biodiversity - Dallas World Aquarium Zoo (ACOBIA-DWAZOO), the Association and Research Institute of the Peruvian Amazon, the Bureau for the Production of Loreto and the Technical Administration of Forestry and Wildlife Iquitos.
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McPherson High soccer team keeps on rolling.
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The Bullpups stepped up two classes here Thursday night, but the jump made little difference in a 4-0 victory over 6A Junction City, their 10th in 11 games.
It was a 2-0 game at the half, but it could have been much more. The Bullpups' deft passing set up several scoring opportunities, but MHS either couldn't finish or outstanding Junction City goalie Ammon Borjas would make a sensational save, as he was as good as anybody the Bullpups have seen this year. MHS had a 6-0 advantage in shots, as the Bluejays were on their heels for most of the 40 minutes.
"You've got to give him (Borjas) a lot of credit," MHS coach Chris Adrian said. "Any other goalie and it would have been 10-0. It wasn't so much of us not finishing, but their goalie making tremendous saves. We had more shots on goal this game than any other game, their keeper just played out of his mind."
Adam Bowers did sneak the first goal past Borjas, while the second was by Nick Torres off a corner kick by Dylan Babcock.
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It took nearly 20 minutes before MHS dented the board again, as Peter Horton took a pass from Dylan Blosser to make a deposit.
The final goal was by Bowers, off a throw-in by Ryan Horton.
MHS had an amazing 17-0 advantage in shots, as it again possessed the ball nearly the entire game. Goalie Dylan Stos almost never touched it.
MHS JVs 5, JUNCTION CITY 0 — Allan Arriola and Ethan VanDorn had big games, as the Bullpups dominated from start to finish.
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Adrian Garcia and Jeremy Krehbiel also scored for MHS.
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The Hamilton Nationals began the season with a franchise-best 5-0 start and first-time All-Star Kevin Crowley has been a big part of their success. Crowley will be making his debut at the MLL All-Star Game presented by Moe's Southwest Grill July 13 in Charlotte, N.C.
Hamilton drafted Crowley as the first overall pick in 2011. With League-high numbers and his All-Star selection, the third time may be the charm for this third-year player as they make a push for the Steinfeld Trophy.
Crowley began the 2013 season with a splash, recording four goals and three assists in Hamilton's season opener at Boston. The three assists and seven points are a career high, and seven points are the most by a National in 2013.
The Stony Brook product has had two career-high five-goal games this season. Five goals are the most scored by a National in 2013 with Stephen Keogh also notching five goals against the Bayhawks. Crowley is also in the midst of a club-best 25-game streak with at least a goal or an assist.
Crowley's career season has helped him to become a League leader in points and goals. He has led the League in points three different weeks this season and has been first in goals twice.
Crowley now sits in second in goals scored with 29 and third in points with 41. Fellow first-time All-Star, Denver's Chris Bocklet, is first in goals and second in points, and Paul Rabil's eight-point game against Charlotte last week moved him into first in the League in points.
Last year, Crowley finished second on the Nationals in points and goals. Crowley's 29 goals through ten games this year surpass his previous season-high of 24 in 2012. After a five-point game at Rochester, Crowley has also exceeded his 2012 point total by four.
Crowley is also making his way into the club all-time record books for Hamilton. He has recorded 98 points as a National, second only to Joe Walters's 160. He is only six goals shy of Walters's first-place 73 goals. Crowley ranks third all-time for assists as a National with 30. He trails Walters and Brodie Merrill in this category. Both Walters and Merrill will join Crowley in the 2013 All-Star Game in their sixth and eighth appearances, respectively.
Crowley's college career at Stony Brook was also one for the record books. He won the 2010 USILA Enners Award and 2011 USILA Lt. Donald McLaughlin, Jr. Award. He earned First Team All-America honors in 2011 and 2010. In 2010, Crowley was named a Tewaaraton finalist and America East Player of the Year in a unanimous decision. He is also the only player in Stony Brook history to record 100 or more goals and assists and is one of three players in America East history to be a four-time first team selection.
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I feel like all I did this week was eat crackers and watch Downton Abbey. Aside from carbs and witty British barbs, here are some bits and pieces that made my week.
- This hilarious video is like a glimpse into my soul..or just my apartment. Things that seem normal when you live alone (I've totally done the behaviour exhibited on Day #6).
- Like baking? Like your mom? I'm going to try out this recipe for frozen lemonade pie in a jar.
- Much better, Lana Del Rey – performing Blue Jeans (both mine and H's favourite song off her album).
- If these gluten and dairy free carrot cake cupcakes taste as good as they look, I may be in trouble.
- Great article in The Grid about the rising debt amongst Toronto's 20ish to 30ish set.
- Game.Of. Fucking. Thrones.
- 'No, not you' prank. I swear some dude outside Margret's bar in the junction tried to pull this on me last week.
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- I can't decide if this would be a documentary I'd like, but it's getting rave review. This is the trailer for The World Before Her.
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GREENVILLE, Ill. -- The men's basketball team was narrowly defeated 77-76 by Eureka Saturday afternoon. The game ended in very close fashion, and Greenville's last second field goal attempt rimmed out. Greenville was led by Alex Mumphard who recorded 17 points.
Mumphard also distributed seven assists. Anthony Metzler led the Panthers in rebounding with nine
Eureka was led in scoring by Mark Lessen who posted 23 points. Dustin Fritsch led the Red Devils in rebounding with 9 rebounds.
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Birthday Escapades by J. P. Gampl. String Quartets. For 2 Violins, Viola, Cello. Intermediate. Score and Parts. Published by Zimmermann (PE.ZM35430). The violin II and viola parts can be played in first position. The cello and violin I parts require familiarity with second and third positions respectively. All parts require confidence in reading chromatics and enharmonic intervals as well as duple and triple subdivisions and staccato bow strokes. The biggest challenge is ensemble, including canonic entrances, fermatas, and tempo changes. I highly recommend this work as an excellent way to introduce the sonata- allegro form to intermediate string quartets. ' -- AMERICAN STRING TEACHER, November 2007Score and parts. A moderately-easy single movement work using thematic material from the famous birthday song.
Instruments: Violin, Cello, Viola, Strings
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Birthday Madrigals by John Rutter (1945-). For SATB choir, double bass and/or piano (both optional). Double Bass. Pieces & Studies. Double bass part. 8 pages. Duration 16'. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193380264). ISBN 9780193380264. Pieces & Studies. 12 x 8 inches. For SATB with optional double bass and optional piano. These pieces may be performed individually or as a five-movement suite. Numbers 1, 4, and 5 are also published for upper voices and keyboard as Three Birthday Madrigals. The music captures the varied moods of the words with their rapture, sorrow, humour, and vitality in a way which makes these classic madrigal texts come alive for contemporary audiences.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Choir, Piano Accompaniment, Double Bass, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Strings
Genres: Classical, Birthday, Celebrations
Some Birthday Performance Score 2 Violas And Cello. Boosey & Hawkes Chamber Music. Book only. 18 pages. Boosey & Hawkes #M202521588. Published by Boosey & Hawkes (HL.48020870).
Pages: 18
Instruments: Cello, Viola, Strings
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Thoughts for Sandy on His Birthday. (for Flute and Cello). By Gerhard Samuel. For Cello, Flute. LKM Music. Hal Leonard #X502008. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.41756). Composed for Alexander Brown.
Instruments: Flute, Cello, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
Happy Birthday by Mildred and Pattie Hill. Arranged by Ronald Read. For string quartet. Full Score - Study. Published by Broadbent & Dunn (PR.51402655S).
Instruments: Violin, Cello, Viola, Strings
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
For us: Happy Birthday to you by Mauricio Kagel (1931-). Cello Ensemble. For 4 Cellos. Modern. Sheet Music. Composed Composed: 1987. Duration 2 minutes. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P08733).
Instruments: Cello, Strings
Genres: 20th Century, Argentinian, Birthday, Classical, Latin, Celebrations
Variations on Happy Birthday for String Quartet (Score and Parts). Arranged by Peter Heidrich. For String Quartet. Special Import. 64 pages. Sikorski #SIK1529. Published by Sikorski (HL.50483833). ISBN 3940982334. 9.25x12.5 inches.
Pages: 64
Instruments: Violin, Cello, Viola, Strings
Genres: Birthday, Celebrations
By John Rutter (1945-). For SATB choir, double bass and/or piano (both optional). Mixed Voices. Contemporary, Choral Works. Vocal score (complete work). 48 pages. Duration 16'. Published by Oxford University Press
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Instruments: Choir, Voice, Piano Accompaniment, Double Bass, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Strings
Genres: Classical, Birthday, Celebrations


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2011-12: Played in 24 of 26 rounds as a freshman for the Blue Devils...Tied for 27th at the Northeast Conference Championship shooting a 248...Her best finish of the season came at the Lonnie Barton Invitational where she came in sixth...She averaged an 83.7 with two top-ten finishes on the year.
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Sir Elton John has revealed that his new concert film is more lavish production than The Red Piano.
The Rocket Man star features in The Million Dollar Piano, which focuses on his 90-show residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, which began in September 2011.
"This is a step further from The Red Piano. This takes it in to a whole new ball park," he said.
The 66-year-old musician joked that the production cost more than the title indicates, saying: "It certainly gave us the title for the new show, The Million Dollar Piano, even though it cost a little more than that."
He added: "I gave them (producers) a brief and said to them, 'It's got to be glamorous, it's Vegas'."
Elton's latest residency, which continues up to April, follows on from The Red Piano, a five-year residency at the same venue. In the new shows, he performs hits such as Tiny Dancer, Your Song, Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me and I'm Still Standing.
"It has to be a little over the top. It overwhelms you, it draws you in," he said.
:: The Million Dollar Piano will be shown in cinemas on March 22 for one day only. Tickets are available from www.cinemalive.com.


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The domestic steel industry's scrap buying practices have become as predictable as a rainstorm on an overcast day. Take, for example, the steel industry's decision to buy little or no scrap in December.
Mill buyers complain that company accountants call the plays in December. Even if they could score a touchdown by buying scrap at a bargain price, the bean counters whistle the play dead before it even gets started. The rationale is simple: Finance managers don't want to spend cash or to carry excess inventory on the company's books at year-end.
This has been the case for decades, not just a few years, so ferrous scrap processors are well aware of the practice and have learned to live with it. Some cut their purchases of peddler and obsolete scrap before December arrives. Others simply hold onto what comes through the gates, knowing that they are unlikely to sell much of it to mills in December and are prepared to wait until January or February. A few may even pray for a heavy snowfall, which seems to prod mills into buying scrap regardless of the price or inventory on hand.
But steelmakers and ferrous scrap dealers are not the only people aware of the end-of-year buying practices. Foreign steel mills also know U.S. mills don't buy much scrap at year-end, which may be why we see them on scrap buying binges late in the year when prices in the domestic market tend to decline.
China, for instance, bought 16 bulk cargoes, or about 500,000 tonnes, of ferrous scrap, much of it shredded supplied by the big export yards on the West Coast. Those purchases have little impact on the ferrous scrap supply for the domestic steel industry, much of which is east of the Mississippi River, making it too expensive to transport east from California.
But those were not the sole purchases by the Chinese and other scrap-hungry nations in the Far East at year-end. They also were scooping up container after container of shredded and No. 1 heavy melt wherever it could be found—U.S. coastal scrapyards and those in inland towns and cities not too far from U.S. ports.
Turkey, the main scrap buyer across the Atlantic, became active in mid-November as well. Turkish mills first raised their rebar prices; assured they had enough money, they gave in to exporters' demands for higher prices and bought several cargoes of scrap—some supplied by export yards in western and northern Europe, but more came from the United States, where the appeal of the weak dollar is difficult to resist.
In the past, export yards were regarded as the buyers of last resort for many domestic scrap processors. That has changed. The expansion of electric-furnace steelmaking both in the United States and abroad has made iron and steel scrap a desirable commodity. That was not the case when the industry consisted mainly of basic oxygen furnaces and open hearths, and scrap was something bought and melted when the prices made it appealing.
Today, demand for ferrous scrap is so strong that domestic steelmakers often find they are in competition for raw materials not just with each other but with steelmakers overseas. Exports of ferrous scrap have leaped to more than 20 million tons in each of the past two years from between 5 million and 10 million tons just a few years ago. Some domestic electric furnace mills, such as Nucor Corp., Charlotte, N.C., and Steel Dynamics Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind., have countered this with the acquisition of large scrap processors so they can be certain of supply regardless of the price.
But other changes have joined the export equation. First is the steady loss of metal manufacturing capacity. When a manufacturer moves a plant overseas, its industrial scrap often finds a new home as well. When industrial scrap is not available or the price is too high, some mills substitute shredded scrap. But melters still worry about the use of shredded because it may contain enough copper or lead to contaminate a heat of steel. Shredders have added equipment that removes copper and aluminum and other unwanted nonferrous metals, but shredded scrap can still be a source of other problems.
Second, shredded scrap is the most exported grade of ferrous scrap. The United States shipped 8.4 million tonnes of shredded scrap to foreign steel mills and foundries in 2008 and will likely match or surpass that in 2009 when December's exports are tallied, surpassing its nearest rivals—No. 1 and No. 2 heavy melt—by about 3 million tonnes a year.
Third, few scrap processors have much control over the feedstock. The most shredded item is an old car, but those rarely come right off the highway to a shredder. They first go to an auto recycler or wrecker—what used to be called a junkyard—whose main interest is selling parts. Only when a junker is stripped will it be sold to a shredder, and auto recyclers have learned that those old heaps contain an increasingly scarce commodity—ferrous scrap—and many will hold onto vehicles until they get the prices they want from shredders. They have adopted a new version of the scrap industry's adage about "laying it down on the ground" until the buying price rises.
So it isn't just the offshore demand that is slowing the scrap flow; the supply can be stalled here as well. That doesn't make it any easier on those who must buy scrap for steel mills, and the most opportune time may also be the month when company accountants are least interested in approving purchase orders.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Bronchitis has sidelined Gregg Allman for at least two dates of the Allman Brothers Band's annual shows at the Beacon Theatre, but his rep says the musician hopes to return to the stage in a few days.
Allman was forced to sit out shows Friday and Saturday. Michael Lehman says Allman is under a doctor's care and is doing better and intends to return for the group's final four shows over the next week.
Lehman says the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer had been feeling fine up until the illness; the 66-year-old has had health issues in the past, including a 2010 liver transplant.
The band is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year. Its annual run at the Beacon started March 7 and wraps up March 29.


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A pretty uninspiring, unremarkable and somewhat uneventful Hard Knocks tonight, folks.
Last week was stunning and brilliant for capturing the Chad Johnson meeting with Joe Philbin, for the insight of the David Garrard injury, for the drama of Mike Sherman practically going postal on underperforming players in that now memorable team meeting.
This week? Eh.
Joe Philbin opens the show channeling his inner public relations maven. He tells the players in a meeting that they don't have to agree with decisions he or his coaches or general manager Jeff Ireland make. But by all means don't actually complain about those decisions publicly.
"You're not going to agree with every decision that Jeff (Ireland) makes or the input I have in it, but ultimately, you have to be supportive," he says.
We find out this week that Reggie Bush is a hard worker and works hard after practice. We find out that rookie RT Jonathan Martin had a tough game against Carolina. We find out that John Jerry has been overweight since the first day of training camp and has struggled in practice.
"A player descending fast and I was a fan of his in minicamp," Sherman says.
"You watch the tape on Jerry, he's a catastrophe on tape today," adds offensive line coach JimTurner.
The truth is Jerry played relatively well against Carolina. He was probably the best lineman in his group. We got about 40 seconds of that upside part of the story.
It is interesting that left guard Eric Steinbach, who missed all of last season with a back injury, visits with Philbin and the player admits "the product I thought I had and you were bringing me in for is not exactly showing out there."
Steinbach says he doesn't want to bring up the word "retire," but in so doing, of course, he's bringing it up. Look, Eric Steinbach is going to be hard-pressed to make the club. He's struggling. He's great to have in the locker room. He's experienced. But can he get his body to do what it once did?
Not so far.
By the way, I love Sherman. He's the only coach that apparently recognizes the obvious struggles of the wide receiver corps. He talks about someone stepping forward. He talks about someone making plays against Carolina to unbunch what is obviously a struggling group.
Defensive coordinator Kevin Coyle is similarly honest as he's calling the game from the Carolina pressbox. As the Panthers are shredding his unit, he pounds the desk in front of him and yells, "What the hell are we doing?"
Later he says, "We're going to find out about these guys tonight because the way this group is playing, there's going to be spots to be won."
The episode wastes our time trying to convince us that the Plantation hotel where the team is staying during camp is somewhere near Miami Beach. In truth, it's about 40 miles away. We seeJake Long at home eating a meal with his wife. We see tight end Les Brown, who will be cut in the coming weeks, and his girlfriend at an airboat ride facility somewhere in the Everglades.
We see quarterback coach Zac Taylor on Sunday tell Matt Moore that Ryan Tannehill has won the starting quarterback job. We see Tannehll in the same meeting have pretty much the same reaction in learning hes got the job as Moore had in learning he doesn't have the job.
When Philbin meets with Moore the coach says he can't "put my finger" on the reason Tannehill is the pick. Moore, showing tons of grace, says, "I gotcha."


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- Founded by: Adam Hills and Maria Speake
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Retrouvius is a unique combination shop and studio — based in London, they sell salvaged architectural pieces, furniture, and a good mix of what they describe as "mad and quirky pieces," but they also collaborate with architects and designers to "kit out" homes, hotels, and storefronts.
The projects shown above are all English homes that they've decorated and helped to lay out. Styles tend to be modern, but warm, with interesting details like industrial pendant lamps, lofted beds, and salvaged pieces repurposed as wall art.
One nice bonus of the designer / shop system is that if you see a space you like in their portoflio, you can just check their shop inventory for something similar. Retrouvius has a retail location and an online catalog, and they sell pretty much everything that makes up the insides of a home. The big stuff includes flooring, timber, windows, fireplaces, and garden decor; but they also carry furniture, lighting, mirrors, and textiles.
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Saturday in Tampa Bay, Florida
Kyle Whanger competed in the Blue-Gray Heartland Combine, Missouri Western University (Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp) on April 28, 2012 in St. Joseph. He competed in drills consisting of the 40-yard dash, shuttle run, vertical jump, standing broad jump and bench press.
These test results earned him a spot on the South squad at the Blue-Gray National All Star Classic in Tampa Bay, Fla., to be held Saturday. He was one of 90 senior recruits selected from more than 4,200 players. The game features top senior recruits who competed in regional combines at various NFL stadiums or training sites across the country.
Saturday's game will be played at 8 p.m. at Raymond James Stadium, home of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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By editing out one key word from an interview, hotshot producer Jerry Dantana (Hamish Linklater) damages ACN's journalistic credibility -- and exposes the cable network to staggering legal expenses -- on "One Step Too Many," Episode 16 of HBO's "The Newsroom."
Jerry has visions of winning a Peabody Award as he probes Operation Genoa, a Special Forces rescue of two Marines in Pakistan. If a tip Jerry received is true -- that the U.S. sprayed a village with lethal sarin gas -- high-ranking officials could go to prison.
Retired Marine Corps Gen. Stanislaus Stomtonovich (Stephen Root) seems a promising insider to corroborate the nerve gas story, given his belief that America should retain its chemical weapons arsenal.
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Interviewing the general with no one else in the room, Jerry asks: Did Special Forces resort to "exceptional measures" in extracting the captives?
"If we used sarin, here's how we used sarin," Jerry is told by the general, whose face is darkened and voice altered to disguise his identity. But when Jerry edits the tape, he intentionally removes the word "if," making it seem that the general said, "We used sarin."
Jerry conceals his appalling ethics breach when grilled by the "red team," colleagues who provide a fresh perspective on seven months of investigative research.
News executive Charlie Skinner (Sam Waterston) believes war crimes were committed but doesn't think Stomtonovich's comments provide the clinching evidence.
"We're not there yet," says Charlie, who wants to find another witness.
Jerry then erupts in anger, accusing "News Night" staffers of protecting the Obama administration because of their personal regard for the president.
ACN eventually broadcasts the story to nearly 6 million viewers. And as Charlie explains to 1st Amendment attorney Rebecca Halliday (Marcia Gay Harden), it didn't take long to realize they made a horrible mistake.
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"By 10:05 I knew we had a problem," Charlie says of that Sunday night when the slanderous story aired. "None of it was true."
Also in this episode, senior producer Jim Harper (John Gallagher Jr.) eagerly reunites with new love interest Hallie Shea (Grace Gummer), who's reporting on a New York fundraiser for Gov. Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
Jim books an expensive hotel suite where they can enjoy some "discretionary time." But first Hallie wants her reporter friend Aubrey Lyons (Melanie Papalia) to join them for dinner and meet ACN Web guru Neal Sampat (Dev Patel) on a blind date.
The meal doesn't go well.
Aubrey channels the Libertarian views of Republican candidate Ron Paul -- we don't need government, we need freedom -- provoking Neal into a heated rebuttal.
And crashing the dinner is Romney spokeswoman Taylor Warren (Constance Zimmer), who ratted on Jim when he gave away an exclusive interview to competitor Hallie. Jim tries to ease the tension by offering strategies for improving Romney's election chances.
Those ideas have been suggested, Taylor responds, and then drops a bombshell: "I was fired tonight."
"We need to rebound from dinner," says Hallie, alone with Jim at last. As they begin to embrace in their candlelit room, however, Hallie learns she must board a plane in 90 minutes to cover an added campaign stop.
So much for discretionary time.
Finally, news anchor Will McAvoy (Jeff Daniels) confides in his latest girlfriend, gossip reporter Nina Howard (Hope Davis), that he's worried about ratings. Nina urges Will to soften his image by going on a fluffy morning talk show and discussing his farm boy upbringing.
Unfortunately, the TV hosts humiliate Will by coercing him into wearing a football helmet and throwing a pass. Will's aim is as bad as Nina's advice.
"I embarrassed the whole team this morning," Will admits. "It won't happen again."
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Elizabeth Moore, associate professor of marketing at the University of Notre Dame, recently edited and compiled four studies examining the interface of food marketing, childhood obesity and public policy in the "Journal of Public Policy and Marketing," published by the American Marketing Association.
"In the wake of new self-regulatory initiatives by the food industry, it is important that careful analysis of potential public policy issues be considered," Moore said.
Each of the four articles addresses significant, substantive topics that have surfaced in the ongoing debate about food marketing to children. The articles are meant to inform public policy makers and stimulate further research on the role marketing plays in the growing problem of childhood obesity. Contributors include marketing scholars, government officials, media experts, and academics in the fields of medicine and public health.
In a 2007 article based on research conducted by Moore on food advertising on the Internet titled "The Online Marketing of Food to Children: Is it Just Fun and Games?" Moore and co-author Victoria Rideout of the Kaiser Family Foundation explore the expanded reach advertisers to children now have with Web sites designed for children. Advertiser-sponsored video games embed brand messages in fast-paced, animated adventures designed to promote food brands. The authors provide the first public policy examination of food marketers' Web sites for children based on a content analysis.
Debra Desrochers, assistant professor of marketing at Notre Dame, examines television food advertising to children. In her article "Children's Exposure to Television Advertising: Implications for Childhood Obesity," Desrochers and co-author Debra Holt of the Federal Trade Commission provide a comprehensive analysis of children's television viewing habits. Drawing on a database provided by Nielsen Media Research
that includes advertising on all programs on cable and broadcast networks, the study offers a more systematic and complete analysis of children's advertising exposure than previously was available.
Two other articles include "Creating an Environment in which Youths are Encouraged to Eat a Healthier Diet," which offers a conceptual analysis of marketing's role in childhood obesity and a discussion of steps food marketers could take to alleviate it, and "Fast-Food Marketing and Children's Fast-Food Consumption: Exploring Parents' Influence in an Ethnically Diverse Sample," which examines how marketing to parents affects their children's food intake.
Published every six months, the journal's peer-reviewed articles help marketing professionals, academics and public policy makers stay abreast of the latest government regulations and legal standards regarding marketing practices.
A member of the Notre Dame faculty since 1999, Moore's areas of expertise include marketing and society, marketing to children and intergenerational studies.
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djw47 wrote:there are sections which have enough space on the left to ride on and keep out of the lane, trust me they're there and have been for at least since they put in the crash barriers, and there are areas where it's narrow and not possible!
Having just ridden up the 1 in 20 today for the first time since I got back from Europe (and probably the first time since about the same time last year), I see there are new crash barriers. Very new as I don't recall seeing them ever before, so probably less than a year old. And there are sections of sealed shoulder. A few points about this 'cycling facility':
1. They are intermittent and not overly wide. Some sections do not extend right to the crash barrier - half sealed and half loose gravel
2. You can barely see the loose gravel as the sealed shoulder is covered (between 50% and 110%) with sticks, bark, leaves, branches, and any other debris. Obviously there is no sweeping program.
3. The sealed surface is the usual design - rougher than the road surface and fairly bumpy
4. Sealed shoulder only on the climb, nothing at all on the descent. Just as well really as the last thing I want when descending at 40-45kmh is to have motorists expecting me to ride way off to the left. I'll take all the space I need thank you very much.
So in conclusion I'd rate this sealed shoulder, as a 'cycling facility', to be a fail. I won't be using it, except in an emergency.
As a comparison for what could be done, Adelaide has a real cycling facility on the road into the hills, Mt Barker Rd. It looks like this. They don't have such a deep forest there with so many trees dropping bark and branches, but still it has taken a different outlook on cycling to achieve this.