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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Tim Lincecum knows he might not have made it through a start like this two years ago, when his best stuff wasn't there.
That's how far the Giants ace has come trusting that he can get it done no matter the circumstances.
Lincecum struck out eight to win his initial four starts for the first time in his career, San Francisco scored runs on a pair of errors and a wild pitch, and the Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 on Friday night to end a four-game losing streak.
Lincecum (4-0) -- the two-time reigning NL Cy Young Award winner -- has established himself as San Francisco's stopper, going 27-12 in 59 outings following Giants losses, including 3-0 this year. The Giants debuted their new orange jerseys for what's become a tradition known as "Orange Friday."
"You just come out and battle every time," Lincecum said. "Those are the days you really see what guys are made of."
Yadier Molina singled in St. Louis' run in the sixth, but the Cardinals could do little else against Lincecum. In 2008, the hard-throwing righty started 4-0 in his first five starts.
With Lincecum on the mound and the bright new look, San Francisco got back on track to kick off a nine-game homestand on the heels of a disappointing 1-5 road trip.
"We had to stop the little rut we were in," manager Bruce Bochy said. "He goes out and gives us a great effort against a very good ballclub."
The Cardinals (10-6) were off to an NL-best start, but now must win the next two games here to avoid dropping their first series of the season after capturing their initial five.
Lincecum, now with a 1.00 ERA, was done once he reached 120 pitches in seven innings. He allowed six hits and walked three. Sergio Romo pitched a scoreless eighth and Brian Wilson finished for his third save in as many chances, striking out the side.
"We rise to the occasion when we play good teams," Wilson said. "Pretty phenomenal (for Tim). His pitch count was up there, but he's resilient. It doesn't matter how many pitches it takes, he's the guy."
Andres Torres led off with a double in the bottom of the first for San Francisco, coming around to score when shortstop Brendan Ryan's wild throw bounced into the stands. Mark DeRosa scored in the third on a fielding error by second baseman Skip Schumaker, then Aubrey Huff came home on a wild pitch by Jaime Garcia in the fifth.
"Guys aren't perfect," St. Louis skipper Tony La Russa said.
Nate Schierholtz singled in a run for the Giants.
Lincecum didn't care how San Francisco scored as long as it found a way after scratching out only five runs during the skid. The Giants figured it was about time a break went their way after the awful road trip.
"We've got to take 'em when we get 'em," he said. "Whether an error or a passed ball, be happy about it and take 'em as they come."
Garcia (1-1) didn't get much help from his sloppy defense -- or the offense -- in his first career appearance against the Giants.
"It's part of the game. Stuff is going to happen. You have to back up your teammates and limit the damage," Garcia said. "You just concentrate on what you can do. He's won two Cy Youngs. He's a great pitcher. We knew it was going to be tough."
The lefty held the New York Mets hitless for five innings last Saturday and scoreless for seven, but the Cardinals lost 2-1 in 20 innings.
This time, Garcia allowed four runs -- two earned -- on seven hits in six innings, struck out two and walked three. He also reached on an infield single in the fifth for his first major league hit.
That had to put a smile on the face of first-year hitting coach Mark McGwire, who was thrilled to be back in the Bay Area where his career began. The slugger played 11 seasons for the Oakland Athletics, winning a World Series in 1989.
McGwire signed autographs in the dugout before the game.
San Francisco snapped a three-game skid against left-handed starters.
NOTES: Giants SS Edgar Renteria was scratched after his troublesome left shoulder began bothering him again. Juan Uribe moved to SS to replace him and Matt Downs was inserted to play 2B. ... Wilson has held opposing hitters to just two hits in 21 at-bats over his first six outings. ... Cardinals SS Felipe Lopez was given an extra day to rest his sore right elbow. He hasn't played since Tuesday. ... St. Louis C Jason LaRue (sore right hamstring) rejoined the team in San Francisco and took early batting practice. He's on schedule to return from the disabled list Tuesday. ... The Giants drew 42,860 for their fourth sellout of the year.
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PALO ALTO, Calif. - No. 17 Santa Clara (3-0-3) played to a tie against No. 11 UC Irvine (5-0-1) in the Stanford Nike Invitational. The 1-1 tie was the Broncos' third tie in as many games.
Santa Clara drew first blood when freshman Cate Parchinski headed a corner kick from Meleana Shim past Irvine goalie Jennifer Randazzo. The goal was Parchinski's first collegiate goal and put up Santa Clara up 1-0 in the 39th minute.
UC Irvine's Natalie Ledezma fired a shot in the 52nd minute that Santa Clara goalkeeper Bianca Henninger stopped to record her first save of the game. Henninger registered six saves on the evening.
Seconds later the Jordan Bruce of Irvine played a long ball on the ground and Ledezma took a one-touch shot that beat the goalie. The goal tied the game at 1-1.
Both teams had several scoring opportunities the rest of the game but neither team could pull ahead and the game ended in a draw.
"Two of our last three games we've played top-20 teams and lost our first half lead early in the second half," said head coach Jerry Smith. "We left the game feeling disappointed because we felt like we were the better team. Our young team needs to learn how to start the second half better so we don't give up these leads. You have to credit a good team like Irvine but we had plenty of chances to score."
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Santa Anita: Stephanoatsee could like Big Cap distance
ARCADIA, Calif. − When the 4-year-old Stephanoatsee closed steadily through the stretch to be second to Guilt Trip in the Grade 2 Strub Stakes at Santa Anita on Feb. 2, trainer Graham Motion decided where the colt would spend the late winter.
The performance justified the decision to leave Stephanoatsee in California for the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap over 1 1/4 miles on March 2. The Grade 1 Big Cap will be Stephanoatsee's first start at that distance and at that level. The distance is especially attractive to Motion.
"We don't know if he's a Grade 1 horse, but we're sure he wants a mile and a quarter," Motion said. "There aren't that many opportunities at a mile and quarter."
Friday, Stephanoatsee worked six furlongs at Santa Anita in 1:14.80.
"He's not a flashy workhorse," Motion said. "I think he's done well here."
Julien Leparoux was aboard Stephanoatsee in the Strub Stakes, and has the mount in the Big Cap. Stephanoatsee races for breeder My Meadowview Farm and has won 3 of 9 starts and $253,000. He won the Barbaro Stakes at Delaware Park last October.
In the Strub Stakes, Stephanoatsee closed from last in a field of six to finish 1 1/2 lengths behind Guilt Trip, another Big Cap hopeful.
"He had to run well enough to stay here and take a shot," Motion said. "I think he did."
Guilt Trip is trained by Bob Baffert, who will start the favorite in Game On Dude, a 6-year-old who won the 2011 Big Cap. Other candidates are Called to Serve, Clubhouse Ride, Handsome Mike, John Scott, Richard's Kid, and Ron the Greek.
Ron the Greek is the defending champion and won the Sunshine Millions Classic on Jan. 19. Tritap, fifth in the Strub, was nominated but is not expected to start.
Friday, the two Big Cap hopefuls trained by Doug O'Neill worked six furlongs – Handsome Mike in 1:11.80 and Richard's Kid in 1:13.80.
The fastest six-furlong work on Friday was posted by the O'Neill-trained 3-year-old Goldencents, who was timed in 1:10.40. Goldencents is a top contender for the $300,000 San Felipe Stakes over 1 1/16 miles on March 9.
Qiaona in tough allowance spot
Qiaona, the upset winner of the $300,000 California Breeders' Champion Stakes for California-bred fillies Jan. 26, starts in a $58,000 allowance race over a mile Sunday. Despite the massive difference in purse, Sunday's race is not an easy spot for Qiaona.
A former maiden claimer, Qiaona must beat the exciting maiden race winner Branding, who will start favored in the field of six. Trained by Tom Proctor, Branding won a seven-furlong maiden race by 2 1/2 lengths Jan. 12. Jockey Gary Stevens rode Branding in the maiden race and has the mount Sunday.
Trainer Ed Moger Jr. said Thursday that Qiaona has the $200,000 Evening Jewel Stakes over 6 1/2 furlongs March 30 as a goal, but he has not ruled out a start in the $300,000 Santa Anita Oaks, a Grade 1 for 3-year-old fillies on April 6.
"I think you have to go race by race," Moger said. "I hope she runs like she did in her last race. I hope that she can continue to improve so we can get into other races."
Bright Thought set for San Luis Rey
Bright Thought will make his stakes debut in the $150,000 San Luis Rey Stakes over 1 1/2 miles on turf March 16 after winning his second consecutive race in an optional claimer over 1 1/4 miles on turf Thursday.
Ridden by leading rider Rafael Bejarano, Bright Thought ($5) led throughout and won by 5 1/4 lengths in the quick time of 1:57.86. The course record of 1:57.16 was set by Red Giant in 2008.
Owned by a partnership that includes breeder Alex Venneri, Bright Thought, 4, is trained by Jorge Gutierrez.
Bright Thought finished first for the third consecutive race Thursday. He won an allowance race at Penn National in January but was later disqualified for a medication violation, Gutierrez said.
Gutierrez did not train Bright Thought at the time. The colt was with his stable last summer, sent east to race for part of the winter, and was sent back to California in late January, winning a starter handicap over a mile on turf on Feb. 3.
Eblouissante puts in half-mile work
Eblouissante, the undefeated 4-year-old half-sister to 2010 Horse of the Year Zenyatta, worked a half-mile in 50.60 seconds at Betfair Hollywood Park on Friday, her first workout since Jan. 12.
Trained by John Shirreffs, Eblouissante has won two starts, including an optional claimer here Jan. 17. She was found to have a bruised foot after the race and that disrupted her training.
Shirreffs said earlier this week that he is hopeful Eblouissante can make her stakes debut in the $300,000 Santa Margarita Stakes over 1 1/8 miles March 16.


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ぱる☆, also known as @0509Girls has a reasonably significant presence on Twitter and is ranked by us in the 30% percentile for account strength. Active on Twitter since October 2013, ぱる☆ made it to having a respectable 17 Twitter followers and to being ranked 181,033,236 for number of followers among all Twitter users.
The plot thickens when considering ぱる☆'s follower-to-following ratio, which is 0.33.
Over the past month, @0509Girls's was hardly active on Twitter, with an average of 0 tweet(s) per day in the past 30 days. That's pretty consistent with a total of 28 since @0509Girls joined Twitter.
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ぱる☆ Tweets
@0509Girls has posted 0 tweets in the last 2 days, which translates to an average of 0 tweets per day.
ぱる☆ Twitter Followers
@0509Girls has 17 followers on Twitter.
This account is #181,033,236 in the worldwide rank of the most popular Twitter users.
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@0509Girls is following 51 Twitter accounts.
Last month this account followed 3 users.
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Thursday was a challenging day for me (the whole week has been)- but it was worse than usual- a day where I was so ill that many factors kept me from functioning. Nothing went how I wanted/needed. I couldn't get up from bed ect ect. I needed complete assistance to walk to the bathroom; couldn't eat because of esophageal problems-other stuff I won't go into. George was texting me from work (45 min away) asking for updates on how I was, and I could tell he was feeling a bit stressed/helpless (he took extra self-care time once he got home). As I was asking God how to support George, God reminded me that my life is not mine-and that today is not my day. It is Jesus's life and His day! Jesus died for me to have this day- even if it feels like a worthless day where all I did was lay still on my back in the dark of my room and keep falling asleep as I attempted to edit video completely unproductive and extremely unwell... Wow! That brought me so much joy. It was/is Jesus's day first and foremost! And though every day should be; we officially surrendered the day/gave the day, to God & kept repeating it. My life is not my own- and sometimes it seems (because it is like this in society) like the people who are healthy-their lives would be the valuable ones to Christ to have surrendered because maybe they have more abilities and less limitations.. But no-my life on my weak day is incredibly valuable to God and WOW there is so much Joy in that! How can I NOT smile! Praise God for loving us! Thursday reminded me that every day belongs to Christ and no matter what I can or cannot do, I am enough and worthy and loved. And I can have joy because of that.Thank you God for your mercies.
(I originally posted this blog post by complete accident, as I thought I had saved it for myself for later-which I often do. It wasn't until a friend wrote me about this post that I discovered I must've accidentally made it public. Though it was meant for myself, I am leaving it up unedited/unchanged as the message gave me new perspective that I don't want to forget and I hope all with chronic illness/pain learn. We are JUST as worthy as those who are healthy. Our value does not lie in our health or what we are able to do. We are enough, just as we are. -Kelly)


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High Tides and Rocky Shores Experience Atlantic Canada
15 nights
This fly drive holiday enables you to enjoy the real Atlantic Canada - towns, countryside, mountain retreats, seascapes and lands where colourful cultures are reminiscent of bygone years.
Atlantic Canada has an unspoilt feel and offers fantastic picturesque scenery including the famous Cabot Trail. This region is full of seafaring and colonial history waiting to be explored.
This is one of the most popular routes in Atlantic Canada and you will visit most of the highlights.
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Arrive in Halifax and tranfer to your hotel. This attractive city is a bustling hub of art galleries, shops, museums, restaurants, sidewalk cafes and vibrant nightlife centred around the picturesque waterfront. Officially founded in 1749 the history dates back even further, to times of the Mi'kmaq Natives, European Fishermen and the early Acadians, who came long before the British.
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This morning enjoy a city tour and take in the sights of Citadel Hill, Halifax Harbour, Historic Properties, Bedford Basin and much more. The afternoon is at your leisure. You could take a Harbour tour or visit the excellent Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with its collection of the memorabilia from the Titanic.Close
Halifax to Kejimkujik National Park
Depart Halifax and drive the south shore along the Lighthouse Route. En route visit Peggy's Cove, a picturesque fishing village and home to the most photographed lighthouse in Canada. Continue on to Lunenburg, a unique town in terms of architecture and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and on into the Kejimkujik National Park, a spectacular inland National Park with walking trails to suit all levels and some of the best canoeing in Atlantic Canada.
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Kejimkujik National Park to Annapolis Royal
This morning explore further the delights of this beautiful park. Visit the excellent visitor centre, which houses replicas of the native tools, found by archaeologists, dating back 4500 years ago. Drive towards the north coast and witness the spectacular views of the Annapolis Basin.
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Annapolis Royal to Fundy National Park
Drive to Digby and board the ferry for the 3 hour crossing to Saint John. Saint John is New Brunswick's largest city and is steeped in history with lots to see and do. Places to visit include, the old city market, Loyalist House, the New Brunswick Museum and probably the most famous – the Reversing Falls. Continue on along the spectacular Fundy Coastal Drive via St. Martins, a scenic fishing village with a famous shipbuilding heritage and spectacular red cliffs and caves.
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Fundy National Park
The Fundy National Park has 206 square kilometres of steep coastal cliffs, forest clad hills, deep rich valleys and rolling meadows. It is renowned for its hiking trails, with over 104 kms of trails to choose from, ranging from easy ½ km loops to a demanding 50 km circuit around the park. The park is a haven for bird watchers, golfers, cyclists, canoeists and naturalists. If time permits visit Cape Enrage Lighthouse and Mary's Point Bird Sanctuary located nearby.
Explore the fascinating Hopewell Rocks where you can walk on the ocean floor and witness the highest tides in the world.Close
Fundy National Park to Charlottetown
Continue via Sackville and Port Elgin and onto the12.9 km long Confederation Bridge leading to Prince Edward Island. Visit the stately homes in Summerside that were once home to many a wealthy ship builder and Spinakers Landing which brings the shipbuilding era alive.
Follow the Blue Heron Scenic Drive to Cavendish and Avonlea - home and village of Anne of Green Gables, where you can visit her house. Travel onto Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island. Wander round the town, but also spend some time exploring the attractions further afield, such as the pretty historic village of Victoria and the Fort Amherst-Port-La-Joye National Historic Site.
3 nights in Charlottetown.
Charlottetown to Tatamagouche
Continue on through the Hills and Harbours region to Wood Islands ferry terminal. Take the NFL ferry across to Caribou, Nova Scotia – a 75 minutes crossing (payable locally). On arrival follow the Sunrise Trail to Tatamagouche, a vibrant community where old Victorian homes and businesses mix with modern homes and facilities.
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Tatamagouche to Baddeck
Drive on to Cape Breton via the Canso Causeway. Baddeck overlooks the beautiful Bras d'Or Lakes and the most notable resident historically was Alexander Graham Bell - you can visit the National Historic Site named after him.
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Explore the western shore of Cape Breton Island along the Ceilidh Trail. Highlights include the Provincial Parks at Long Point and Port Hood and Margaree Harbour, where you can take a nature cruise of the area.Close
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Follow the famous Cabot Trail. The trail winds around the rocky splendour of Cape Breton's northern shore, ascending to the incredible plateaus of Cape Breton Highlands National Park. The park has 26 hiking trails ranging from 20-minute short walks to challenging hikes through stunning mountain and coastal landscapes.Close
Baddeck to Louisbourg
Glace Bay is the beginning of the Marconi Trail, named after Guglielmo Marconi the inventor who sent the first transatlantic wireless message from here. Follow the trail to Louisbourg, home to the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, the largest historical reconstruction in North America.
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Louisbourg to Liscomb Mills
Follow the coastal route to St. Peter's, back across the Causeway and along the eastern shore. You will drive through Guysborough, an inviting town with distinctive architecture overlooking Chedabucto Bay. You will then drive through many picturesque villages and communities including Canso, once an important French fishing station, and Goldboro, once the best gold mining district in the province, to name a few. You could visit Sherbrooke Village - a living history museum re-enacting village life in old Nova Scotia.
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We have recently returned from a wonderful holiday in Nova Scotia/Eastern Canada (23 Aug to 7 Sept 2014). Thank you so much for organising it for us, everything was perfect, the accommodations were superb and everyone was warm, friendly and very helpful. The tour/drive you put together for us was brilliant, we saw so many lovely places. We walked in the forest, went whale watching, sailed on a tall-masted ship and saw bald eagles and have now become really interested in the history of the region. It really was a holiday of a lifetime.
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PRESCOTT, Ariz. -- Officials say the battle against the fire that killed 19 firefighters faces a "pivotal day" Tuesday as crews build a cordon around the uncontained blaze, and homeowners and evacuees await word on their homes.
The Yarnell Hill Fire, which overran the Prescott-based Granite Mountain Interagency Hotshot Crew on Sunday, also overran part of nearby Yarnell, but the fire may not have been as destructive as first thought.
The fire has not expanded since Monday morning, having burned about 8,400 acres -- a relatively small area compared with many massive Western wildfires, but still large enough to slip away from firefighters if they don't bring it under control soon, said Art Morrison, spokesman for the fire response.
Officials have begun to back off an early estimate of 200 structures lost as investigators prepared to survey Yarnell, population 649, Tuesday.
About 500 firefighters are now battling the Yarnell Hill fire, and a bulldozer line has been built around the eastern flank of the blaze, officials said. In addition to all the dry chaparral and brush providing fuel, even green trees have been burning, said fire response spokesman Morrison.
The promise of possible thunderstorms Tuesday also offered little comfort, as downdrafts from major storm cells produce powerful gusts of wind that can send a fire in unpredictable directions -- the same scenario that officials think might have claimed the firefighters' lives on Sunday.
Ronnie Gamble, a 26-year-old Blue Ridge Hotshot Crew member, said his team was fighting the fire alongside the Granite Mountain Hotshot Crew that lost 19 of its 20 members to the flames. The Yarnell Hill Fire was the third blaze the teams had fought together. But Gamble isn't able to talk about what happened that night -- his crew having witnessed the incident.
Pete Walter, Gamble's father-in-law, gave an account of what happened to the Granite Mountain crew on Sunday:
The two crews were close to each other fighting the blaze. When they saw that the fire was getting out of control, whipped up by the wind, one Granite Mountain crew member drove at least one vehicle down to where the Blue Ridge Hot Shot Crew was stationed. That crew member turned out to be the only Granite Mountain survivor.
Walter said the Granite Mountain crew was asked if they were OK and if they were "in the black" -- an area of safety. They said they were.
Before the flames overtook them, Walter said, the crew said they were looking for a place of safety.
Gamble, who recently joined his hotshot crew this year, said he knew some of the Granite Mountain crew personally, especially Scott Norris, who became the person he went to for advice on what to expect as a hotshot crew member.
"Run a lot. Hike a lot," Norris would tell him.
Walter, choir director at a local church attended by Norris, described the firefighter as tough but softspoken -- a gentle soul who was genuinely kind.
There was always friendly competition between the crews about who could cut line faster and better, Gamble said.
"They were just a wonderful group of men to work with because they worked just as hard as we did," he said. "They were able to hold their own."


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Petraeus says references to biblical verses have no place on rifle scopes
MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE, Florida (Press Release) – Gen. David Petraeus, U.S. Central Command commander, stated on Thursday that he was very concerned to learn that rifle scopes being used by some troopers deployed within the CENTCOM area have coded numbers referencing Bible verses on them, in addition to the normal markings on the scopes.
"The codes on the scopes are contrary to U.S. Central Command guidance," General Petraeus noted, adding that CENTCOM's strategy emphasizes that cultural and religious sensitivities are important considerations in the conduct of military operations.
"Our mission is to protect the population we're serving and establish conditions for security, stability, and development, and we strive to do that while remaining sensitive to the cultural and religious norms of the populace we are supporting," Petraeus continued. "We deeply respect the cultures of the host nations and our coalition partners in the Central Command Area of Responsibility."
The codes were inserted by the private company that manufactures the scopes. The Department of Defense and U.S. Central Command only became aware of these codes in the past several days.
The scopes, manufactured by Trijicon, a Michigan-based company, were purchased in 2005 for the United States Marine Corps and Army under an urgent operational need request from battlefield commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Trijicon has said the unique coded numbers are used as part of the company's internal tracking system; however, it announced on Thursday that it will stop putting the Biblical references on the rifle scopes and will provide equipment to the Department of Defense to remove the references on some scopes already issued to the military.
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Man faces charge for hiding in boy's closet
Tito Pelaez
, of Westville Avenue, was taken into custody after detectives obtained a
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warrant charging him with first-degree criminal trespass and was being held on $40,000 bond for a court appearance today.
Police spokesman Detective Lt. Thomas Michael said Pelaez was discovered hiding in the closet of the High Street home after the child's mother was awakened by a noise in her son's room and went to investigate.
The boy, whose age wasn't available, was still asleep, but the blankets had been removed from the bed, and his shorts were pulled down.
When the mother opened a closet door, a man ran out, got in his car and drove away. But the mother was able to get the plate number, Michael said.
Police said Pelaez was a family acquaintance of the woman's family.


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Readers of this blog will know about Eric Moore's ongoing petition to have Link Wray inducted into the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. But have you participated in this effort? If not, take another look at:
Here's what I posted in the comments section of Eric's site, after signing the petition:
"This is appropriate in every sense. Link Wray's importance as an iconic figure of electric guitar history can't be overstated. He has inspired so many. To ignore his contributions is an act of wanton negligence. Link should be honored in the Rock Hall, and everywhere."
This effort is worthwhile and noble. Join in the good fight, today!


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Digital Chocolate's 3D Rollercoaster Rush is one of the developer's best iPhone efforts, thanks to its genuine speed thrills and smooth visuals that really deliver the sensation of rocketing around a twisting course. What could make a crazy rollercoaster ride even scarier? How about some dinosaurs?
Jurassic 3D Rollercoaster Rush whips its thrill-seekers through a dinosaur park loaded up with prehistoric monsters like lumbering T Rexes that approach the track with mouths agape and a zillion pearly fangs on display. There are 40 all-new tracks in this sequel, including several that send the riders into the drink. These splash tracks race underwater, adding one more freak out for your riders.
The controls for the Rollercoaster games are very simple. You just adjust the speed of the cars with an on-screen throttle. The faster you go, the happier the riders, who reward you with smiley faces. However, speed is not without risk. Whip over the top of a hill too fast and you might send the cars going into a flip. If the cars land poorly, they bounce off the track and everybody parachutes to safety. Even if you do survive the landing, you can possibly shake loose one or more cars of riders, which significantly reduces the amount of bonus you receive for completing the track.
Jurassic 3D Rollercoaster Rush's single-player mode is augmented with a series of ghost races where you attempt to complete a track faster than a computer-controlled spectral car. But this edition also introduces peer-to-peer two-player racing over Bluetooth. While it is very cool to be able to race a friend, it's too bad that it must happen on a strictly local basis.
Jurassic 3D Rollercoaster Rush allows gamers access to their own music library, but if the game is anything like previous DChoc releases, it will likely feature a very good soundtrack of its own.
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In a food processor, combine the almonds and brown sugar and grind until the almonds are finely chopped. Add the melted butter and pulse on and off, just until the butter is incorporated into the mixture. Place 6 (4-inch) tart pans with removable bottoms on a baking sheet. (Or you can use a 10-inch pan with removable bottom.) Divide the almond mixture evenly among the tart pans, pressing the crust firmly against the sides and bottoms. Set aside.
In a small saute pan, slowly heat the brandy, and pour it over the cranberries in a heatproof bowl. (Caution: Do not heat alcohol over a high heat or it will ignite. If this happens, simply let it burn away, making sure that there is nothing flammable near the stove. It will burn away in a matter of seconds.) Let the cranberries sit for 20 minutes and then drain.
In a medium-size bowl, combine all the filling ingredients and stir vigorously until the mixture is very creamy.
TO ASSEMBLE: Place the tart pans on a baking sheet. Sprinkle the cranberries into the crust. Carefully pour the cheese mixture just until it reaches the top of the crust. Bake the tarts in a preheated 325 degree oven for 45 minutes, or until the cheese is golden brown. Let them cool completely before serving. As the tarts cool, the filling will fall and shrivel slightly. Nonetheless, they will still look irresistible. Remove tarts from pans just before serving.
Sometimes fresh ricotta has a large amount of liquid, which can interfere with the baking process and create a runny tart. If your ricotta seems watery, place it in a colander lined with a double layer of cheesecloth, and let it drain for about 1 hour. If you do not have cheesecloth, use a thin paper towel or a coffee filter.
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A prominent Downstate lawyer and former president of the Illinois State Bar Association was kidnaped and taken for a 328-mile ride Wednesday by a disgruntled former client, police charged.
John C. Feirich, 50, was taken from his Carbondale apartment Wednesday morning, said Carbondale Police Lt. Larry Hill.
James Russell, 42, of Normal, Ill., was being held in Chicago after police arrested him Wednesday afternoon at the Daley Center, where Feirich was released. Feirich, handcuffed and with his legs taped together, rode from Carbondale on the floor of the back seat of a car.


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CoolBunks, the online retailer that specializes in bunk beds and their associated accessories has recently announced the arrival of a new consignment of products to add to the store's current inventory. The announcement was made at a recent meeting with suppliers and account holders and involved a showcase of some of the new items that will shortly be added to the range of products already available to buy online via the website.
The existing selection of bunk beds and related accessories has been growing steadily since the launch of the store and has recently been expanded to include baby cribs, loft beds, and novelty beds for children. While the core products available at CoolBunks is still strongly focused on bunk beds, any bed that allows the owner to maximize the space in their bedroom stands a good chance of being a possible product stocked at the store in the future.
"Although we pride ourselves on being bunk bed experts, and don't have any plans to start stocking standard sleeping apparatus, we aren't afraid to get our hands on any type of bed that offers a great way of saving space and adding something fun and exciting to the world of bedroom furniture," the CoolBunks store manager explained. "Our loft and desk beds are proving to be a popular new addition to the store, thanks mainly to the way they allow the customer to really make the most of the space they have access to in their rooms at home," he continued.
At the recent meeting where the new products were announced, account holders and large-volume customers were invited to test out some of the forthcoming items and place advanced orders. Regular customers and visitors to the website are expected to be able to get their hands on the new stock in a matter of weeks, once they have been categorized and added to the website. "We hope to get these new products online as soon as possible to allow our customers to check them out and make a purchase if they feel the new items meet their needs," the website's admin manager shared.
Amongst the new products scheduled for CoolBunks is the inclusion of some new variations on the standard bunk bed design as well as a selection of items that feature slides. These novelty beds for children were announced as being a key way to make their products more attractive to the younger demographics that now have more say in the buying decision when it comes to purchasing a new bed. "In the past we would pitch to the parents and explain the benefits they would receive when choosing one of our beds for kids, but now the kids tend to make the choice themselves, with their parents simply giving the final go-ahead," the head of purchasing explained. "By stocking beds that really appeal to kids, such as those with lots of space for playing, and even slides attached, we now have the type of product kids tend to go for, and where they lead, their parents soon follow," he revealed.
With the demand for more novelty beds, alongside the traditional loft and industrial beds, the product range at sites like http://coolbunks.com is set to expand in order to appeal to customers of all ages and requirements.


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Needle-Free Drug Injection Systems and Safety Syringes: A Global Strategic Business Report
San Jose, California (PRWEB) July 19, 2012
Follow us on LinkedIn – Injections are designed to deliver a drug to a patient to treat a particular condition. However, these can themselves become a source of new problems, mainly in the form of accidental needlestick injuries to workers at healthcare institutions. Some of these injuries could be detrimental as they aid in transfer of blood borne pathogens from an affected patient to a healthy caregiver. Major pathogens transmitted this way include HCV, HBV and HIC. Needlestick injuries can have a significant emotional impact on the subjects, even in cases where no serious infections are transmitted. Several types of needles are employed in a healthcare environment for providing treatment to patients. Not all needles, however, are known to cause or be a reason for needlestick injuries. Generally, blood collection needles, needles employed in IV delivery, hypodermic needles, and suture needles are the most common forms of needles involved in such injuries. Recapping of needles, transfer of body fluid from one container to another and failure in the proper disposal of used needles among other work practices enhance risk for needlestick injuries.
Drug delivery of modern day medicine has long been dominated by potions and pills, which currently is undergoing a shift towards more advanced drug delivery. Not only are newer drug delivery systems safer but also are more effective than the conventional approaches. The novel drug delivery methods include safety syringes and needle-free injections. Development of these systems has been driven mainly by factors such as pain-free administration of injections such as in needle-free systems, enhanced safety for patient and caregivers through safety syringes, and increasing regulations dictating practices in healthcare work environment among others. Needle-free injection and safety syringes initially failed to live up to their potential since being introduced in the middle of the 20th century, due mostly to the poor quality, design issues, as well as weak management. However, adoption of these syringes began to surge in the recent years thanks to emergence of innovative and affordable products in the market.
Majority of the drugs including peptides, insulin, hormones and proteins are destroyed by oral administration, and subsequently require parenteral delivery. Ongoing research in the field of new drug delivery systems would help in fueling the market growth of needle-free transdermal, oral and inhaled approaches. Those engaged in the development of needle-free devices have acknowledged the weaknesses and drawbacks of the drug-delivery system and are undertaking research for upgrading the technology to enable further market expansion. The market for these devices is expected to surge as more and more drugs are being developed, which are designed for being delivered through needle-free systems. The future for needle-free injection systems appears bright. Continued efforts to minimize needle stick injuries and to provide painless injection delivery are expected to support future growth in the market. Several new products, currently development, are also expected to take innovation and safety to a new level, further encouraging adoption.
As the drive towards safer injection of medication surges further, demand for pre-filled syringes is expected to witness substantial growth in the years ahead. Factors such as design enhancements, increased acceptance of benefits offered by the syringes to patients and caregivers, and maturing supply chain are all ensuring continued rapid rise in demand for pre-filled syringes, especially in volume terms. Efforts to enhance safety for caregivers and patients are also rendering advancements in options for packaging and delivery of drugs. These advancements hold potential to eliminate the need for drug preparation and handling activities that are known to be the major sources of needlestick injuries and dosing errors. Pre-filled syringes offer tremendous benefits such as improved patient compliance, a factor which is also instrumental in surging demand for these products. The huge number of biologic drugs emerging in the market is also offering tremendous opportunities for pre-filled syringes. For biological drugs, these syringes offer significant economies given the higher cost of biological drugs. Pharmaceutical companies, manufacturers of pre-filled syringes, regulators and consumers are all benefiting from use of pre-filled syringes.
Although, safety syringes have succeeded in reducing the number of accidental pricks in the markets where these syringes have been adopted at a significant scale, they have not totally eliminated accidental injuries to caregivers. Safety syringe technologies now available in the market have not been successful in providing optimal protection to workers in the healthcare environment, especially in alleviating incidents accidental transmission of blood-borne pathogens to healthcare workers. In the US, for instance, introduction safety syringes post regulatory mandates, have helped in stabilizing the number of such incidents occurring each year. However, a peek into this data reveals that most needlestick injuries being recorded now emerge from syringes that are equipped with some kind of safety feature. Consequently, need for further advancements in safety features is required to achieve declines in incidents of needlestick injuries.
The US represents the largest regional market worldwide, as stated by the new market research report on Needle-Free Drug Injection Systems and Safety Syringes. Demand for these products in the US market is being driven by substantial growth in demand for biotechnology drugs that demand use of novel drug delivery technologies such as sustained release and targeted-injection. However, Europe is projected to emerge as the fastest growing regional market for Needle-Free Drug Injection Systems and Safety Syringes, trailing a compounded annual growth rate of close to 30% during the analysis period 2010-2018.
Major players profiled in the report include 5iPrinicipals Group, LLC, Bector, Dickinson, BioValve Technologies, Inc., Covidien Plc, Incline Therapeutics, Inc., PenJet Corporation, Retractable Technologies, Inc., Safety Syringes, Inc., Unilife Medical Solutions Ltd., Zogenix, Inc., among others.
The research report titled "Needle-Free Drug Injection Systems and Safety Syringes: A Global Strategic Business Report" announced by Global Industry Analysts, Inc., provides comprehensive market overview, trends & issues, recent product innovations/introductions, recent industry activity and profiles of leading market players. Analysis and overview is provided for the years 2010 through 2018, for major geographic markets, such as the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of World. Market analytics for Needle-Free Drug Injection Systems and Safety Syringes are provided for global and regional markets in US$ Million. The study also provides historic data for an insight into market evolution over the period 2004 through 2009.
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Charting Google's inexorable march
USC's Institute for Communication Technology Management is promoting an hour long webcast on Tuesday at 10:30am PST (1:30pm EST). It's not on their website but below is what the email blast said; interestingly, the banner says more about Google than does the body of the message.
The presenters are Steven Shepard and Morley Winograd of USC. The webcast is free with prior registration.
Net Neutrality is a really big deal... even if you're not talking about it.
Net Neutrality has some fierce proponents and formidibale opponents.
Do you know where Google stands (and lobbies) on the issue?
Who's going to pay for the video, music and gaming going through the pipes?
I'm not sure if I can attend, because I have a 10am meeting and teach at noon. I would certainly watch the podcast if there is one.


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NBA players often take a lot of heat from fans for not giving back to their communities and spending loads of money in the club but Charlotte Bobcats star Kemba Walker gave his old community the ultimate gesture. Walker a Bronx,New York native renovated the same blacktop he grew up playing on. Walker teaming up with Under Armour help build the court named after him.
Kemba's Mother spoke on the event saying "just to come back and see these people and just say thank you, I made it out and there is a way out for everyone else". NBA legend Nate Archibald when asked about what its like to see Kemba giving back said "I Think its awesome, I knew Kemba when he was in high school and he was a passionate, dedicated, concerned about the community young man and hes still a young man and I think this is a great tribute to him,Under Armour and the community". Kemba Walker also added "I have always wanted to be a role model and try my best to change lives so hopefully I'm doing that now".
Its rare that you see someone of Kemba's stature remember where he came from but he is a great example of staying true to yourself and not forgetting the place that made him who he is today.


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I got word about a busty latina newcomer called Britt James, and let me tell you, Reality Kings hit a home run with this one. Britt is incredibly curvy, and you're picking her up for a big date. Notice the date doesn't get past the living room.
Did you know that Charley Green did nude yoga for Scoreland? Well now you do, and believe me, when you see her completely spread, you will lose it. I love that this busty brit is multi-talented and actually really flexible.
Have you ever attended a nude art class before? As an artist, it's beautiful. As a voyeur, it's incredibly sexy because Rachael C is very confident in herself and wants you to really explore her body. To draw it.. you know, this is art class after all.


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Just found this fantastic video blog by sculptor David Lemon:
A Day in the Life of a Lemon
Where he documents his day to day sculpting process and looks to cover a range of subjects. From what tools to use, armature construction, anatomy, working with bronze and much more.
I can't be sure but I think he primarily uses an oil based clay.
Well worth keeping an eye on.
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Hoosier fans are confident their team will go all the way
BLOOMINGTON, IND. (WDRB) -- President Barack Obama has chosen them as one of four teams to make it in the Final Four in his bracket -- but he's not the only one. Indiana Hoosier fans say they believe their team is going to take the whole championship...again.
The Indiana University men's basketball team has five NCAA championship titles under its belt. Hoosier fans say they are hoping they have another trophy to add to their collection this year.
Many fans say they will be continuously chanting "Hoo-Hoo-Hoo-Hoosiers!" throughout the tournament.
"The culture of Bloomington just wraps around the Hoosiers," said IU alum Jeremy Deckard.
Deckard said the entire area of restaurants and bars around the campus is swamped around game time.
"It is the hotbed of basketball in Indiana," said Greg Rago, the owner of Nick's English Hut, a popular game-watching bar on Kirkwood right aside the campus.
Deckard and Rago agreed the college made the town.
"I mean, you've got a very small town if you take away the campus," said Deckard.
Many in the college town have ties to Indiana University through their favorite team.
"Everyone here is just a diehard Hoosier!" said IU Bloomington freshman Will Campbell.
Members of the Hoosier Nation say with three dozen NCAA tournament game appearances and nearly a half-dozen championship titles, they are confident.
"Hoosiers are going to go all the way this year," said Campbell. "They're going to win it."
Students and alum say they have their eye on the prize.
"This group deserves it," said student Matt Blazka. "Coach Crean has done a really good job. They have everything going for them. They're in a really good bracket. I just think it's going to work out really well for them."
Alum, students and locals say they plan to follow along as their team advances.
"I will watch as many games as I can, obviously around classes and stuff like that," said Campbell. "I have two apps on my phone, so I maybe will be watching them during class sometimes."
The Indiana University Alumni Association has many viewing parties scheduled throughout the state and there are some for the southern Indiana and Louisville area.
The Hoosiers will face the winner of Wednesday night's play-in game between the Long Island University Brooklyn Blackbirds and James Madison University Dukes on Wednesday.
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Xmanager Knowledge Base
How to connect to remote UNIX servers from Xmanager installed in a virtual guest OS
Last modified: Wednesday, December 2, 2015 6:17 AM
This article explains how you can connect to the remote UNIX servers via XDMCP from Xmanager installed in a virtual guest OS.
There are a few types of virtual networks that VMware creates. Of those, if NAT is selected, the guest OS made in VMware will be placed inside the private network that is shared with the host PC.
Since Xmanager is a server software, remote UNIX and Linux systems must be able to connect to Xmanager using the necessary ports. However, when Xmanager is installed in a guest OS configured with the NAT setting, the remote UNIX/Linux machines cannot make connections to Xmanager.
Here is a diagram of how Xmanager communicates with the remote UNIX and Linux hosts in VMWare under the NAT setting:
To resolve this problem, change the network adapter type in the guest OS to Bridged. Bridged network means that guest OS will use same network as the PC on which VMware is installed.
Alternatively, you can also utilize the SSH protocol if UNIX/Linux supports it. If so, you can utilize Secure XDMCP or Xstart sessions via SSH.
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- Staying productive (on the road)
- Blogging & building your own brand - Bill Belew
I have just one question here ... what should I say?
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|For digital nomads, having a base of operations that is accessible from anywhere is essential. Cloud-based programs are very useful- but have their limits. I would mention backing up your data to more than one device AND a zip drive (in case your device is lost or stolen).
A website, project management app or robust social media channel is important to maintain communications with others. You need a cyber "home address." How do you make sure deadlines are met? Where can your clients leave a message if you lose internet access? Have you given them procedures (i.e. "I check xyz address daily. If you don't hear back from me then assume I don't have internet access.) How do you deliver work to clients?
Beyond that branding is branding. You still have to have a UVP and being a digital nomad isn't it. Everyone in the room is that niche. What is the individual's UVP? Can they describe to someone in 3 sentences or less what makes them different than anyone else in the room?
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UpWork, formerly oDesk also spoke at the event. They had some terrific stats and advice to share for freelancer. I'll post them here in bits and pieces.
I felt out of place... I am 100% sure I was older than any 2 of the folks in the room put together.
The organizer was an 'old' 24-years old.
Why don't they pick on someone their own age?
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Unfair generalization alert:
The new generation of marketers has some mad skillz, but they don't have that life experience that comes from doing everything right and still getting shot down. And, they just haven't met enough people from different walks of life.
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Hi, new to this site. Thought I'd join after reading the reviews.
After leaving the UK, I spent sometime in Toronto before moving to Vancouver. I'd like to offer some views on SP's.
Dissappointed with the general level of quality in Vancouver. Too hurried, too many 'extras' after price agreed and cash exchanged and too many restrictions (no touching, etc). Toronto, seems to provide a more consistent level of service at the 200/hr rate but even then it was a bit hit and miss. It could well be that my commuication skills are off key. I may be English, but believe me that does not mean I'm understood!!
As a comparison, I offer the website http://www.punternet.com/ by way of comparison with Canada. I found this a very reliable resource in the UK and should any one travel.
If there is one difference between the SP's, it would one of attitude generally speaking.
Finally, keep up the good work. I'm sure there are good ones out there


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Disco music legend Donna Summer has died of cancer at the age of 63. During the late 70's and beyond she became an undisputed music superstar thanks to her awesome singing ability, backed by the complex sounding keyboard production backing by her then German-born boyfriend, Giorgio Moroder. The highly sexual sound of some early hits such as "Love To Love You Baby" and "I Feel Love" also made her perhaps the most sexual of any performers at one time with these erotic hit songs.
Her extraordinarily beautiful appearance along with talent once made her known as the "Queen Of Disco". After her breakup with Giorgio Moroder, her music took a decidedly different turn, but she managed to stay a top act during most of the disco years with singles such as "Bad Girls" and "Last Dance" which lacked the complex keyboard sound of the early songs, but managed a well produced disco sound presence.
Despite being the "Queen Of Bedroom Music" because of her early highly erotic and sexual songs, Donna Summer always had a strong love for religion, and became a full born again Christian by the mid-eighties, but created some controversy with some anti-gay statements. Formerly, the gay community were strong fans of her music, so she ended up further damaging her eroding popularity as disco sales declined. But, Donna Summer did manage to continue a string of fairly successful dance chart singles. As late as July 2011, she still managed to work on new music.
Although a controversial singer for many reasons, Donna Summer remains as one of music's greatest recording acts for much of the late 70's and early 80's. She was a great talent that managed to have some very complex music production that was cutting edge for the era just prior to digital recording. Her records were well worth buying solely for the fact of their impressive music production just to give a good stereo system a nice workout.


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Overcrowded Pilot Season Is Leveling the TV Playing Field
Get those head shots out, everybody!
Broadcast and cable networks — as well as new TV player Amazon — are all participating in the current pilot season, which means that more than 100 new shows are scouting A-list actors and directors simultaneously. As a result, 20th Century Fox TV chairman Dana Walden says that it's been "an unusually difficult pilot season for everybody." The talent run means that shows like Bravo's The Joneses, USA's Horizon, and NBC's Donor Party had to be shelved because they couldn't attract suitable actors. And some ended up in a lurch even after successfully recruiting a big name: While ABC's Pulling signed up Mandy Moore and NBC's Girlfriend in a Coma snagged Christina Ricci, both actresses ended up walking away from the projects, possibly because a desperate scramble for stars produced some bad matches.
Meanwhile, several cable and digital shows were pleasantly surprised by their ability to lock in attractions such as John Goodman (Amazon's Alpha House), Kyle Chandler (Showtime's The Vatican), Amanda Peet (HBO's Togetherness), and Alicia Silverstone (Lifetime's HR.) Though the broadcast networks still got their fair share of stars (Robin Williams joined CBS's David E. Kelley comedy, while Greg Kinnear went to Fox's Rake), the stress of this year's competition has given executives like Walden hope that "networks will look at the success that their cable competitors are experiencing and change [the casting] process a little bit," though overhaul is not likely until number 1 network CBS does it first.