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|MLB Career Stats
|Chi White Sox
|San Francisco
|LA Dodgers
|LA Dodgers
|23rd in NL
|18th in AL
|2nd in NL
|6th in NL
|12th in AL
|16th in NL
|18th in NL
|22nd in AL
|6th in AL
|16th in AL
|4th in AL
|August 5, 2016
|Cleveland Indians released 3B Juan Uribe.
|August 1, 2016
|Cleveland Indians designated 3B Juan Uribe for assignment.
|February 28, 2016
|Cleveland Indians signed free agent 3B Juan Uribe.
|November 2, 2015
|3B Juan Uribe elected free agency.
|October 27, 2015
|New York Mets activated 3B Juan Uribe.
|October 9, 2015
|New York Mets reassigned 3B Juan Uribe to the minor leagues.
|July 25, 2015
|New York Mets activated 3B Juan Uribe.
|July 24, 2015
|New York Mets traded RHP John Gant and RHP Rob Whalen to Atlanta Braves for 3B Juan Uribe, LF Kelly Johnson and cash.
|May 27, 2015
|Los Angeles Dodgers traded 3B Juan Uribe and RHP Chris Withrow to Atlanta Braves for 3B Alberto Callaspo, LHP Eric Stults, LHP Ian Thomas and RHP Juan Jaime.
|May 27, 2015
|Atlanta Braves activated 3B Juan Uribe.
|August 31, 2014
|Los Angeles Dodgers activated 3B Juan Uribe from the 15-day disabled list.
|August 16, 2014
|Los Angeles Dodgers placed 3B Juan Uribe on the 15-day disabled list. Strained right hamstring
|June 26, 2014
|Los Angeles Dodgers activated 3B Juan Uribe from the 15-day disabled list.
|June 19, 2014
|Los Angeles Dodgers sent 3B Juan Uribe on a rehab assignment to Rancho Cucamonga Quakes.
|May 21, 2014
|Los Angeles Dodgers placed 3B Juan Uribe on the 15-day disabled list. Right hamstring strain.
|December 24, 2013
|Los Angeles Dodgers signed free agent 3B Juan Uribe.
|June 11, 2012
|Los Angeles Dodgers activated 3B Juan Uribe from the 15-day disabled list.
|May 14, 2012
|Los Angeles Dodgers placed 3B Juan Uribe on the 15-day disabled list. Left wrist injury.
|September 30, 2011
|Los Angeles Dodgers activated 3B Juan Uribe from the 15-day disabled list.
|July 30, 2011
|Los Angeles Dodgers placed 3B Juan Uribe on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to July 24, 2011. Lower abdomen strain.
|July 24, 2011
|Juan Uribe roster status changed by Los Angeles Dodgers.
|June 6, 2011
|Los Angeles Dodgers activated 3B Juan Uribe from the 15-day disabled list.
|June 2, 2011
|sent 3B Juan Uribe on a rehab assignment to Rancho Cucamonga Quakes.
|May 22, 2011
|Los Angeles Dodgers placed 3B Juan Uribe on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to May 21, 2011. Left Hip Flexor Muscle Strain
|November 30, 2010
|Los Angeles Dodgers signed free agent 2B Juan Uribe.
|November 7, 2010
|SS Juan Uribe elected free agency.
|January 5, 2010
|San Francisco Giants signed free agent SS Juan Uribe.
|November 5, 2009
|3B Juan Uribe elected free agency.
|May 22, 2009
|San Francisco Giants activated 3B Juan Uribe from the bereavement list.
|May 17, 2009
|San Francisco Giants placed 2B Juan Uribe on the bereavement list.
Juan C. (Tena) Uribe...married (Ana)…has four children: Juan Luis, Juanny, Janny and Johanny…is the nephew of former Giants infielder Jose Uribe…has greeted fans and signed autographs at the Viva Los Dodgers throughout his time with the club...organizes an annual holiday gift giveaway from his home in the Dominican for the children of his community...originally signed by the Rockies as a free agent on Jan. 15, 1997 and signed by Colorado scouts Rodolfo Rosario and Jorge de Posada.2014
Had one of his most productive offensive seasons of his career, posting career-best marks in batting average (.311) and on-base percentage (.337), while hitting nine home runs with 54 RBI in 103 games...Finished with better than a .300 batting average for the first time in his 14-year career...Batted .341 with runners on base (63-for-185) and hit .324 with runners in scoring position (35-for-108), which ranked ninth in he NL (min. 100 AB)…also went 5-for-12 (.417) with the bases loaded...Won the Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award as the top fielding MLB third baseman…posted a .979 fielding percentage in 102 games (98 starts), the top mark among NL third basemen (min. 100 G)...Finished the season by posting a .378/.400/.549 slashline in his final 22 games after returning from the DL on Aug. 31…went 31-for-82 with five doubles, three homers and 19 RBI in that span…ranked fourth in the NL with a .377 September batting average in 21 games (29-for-77)...Ranked third in the Majors in road batting average (min. 200 AB), posting a .333 average (74-for-222) with four homers, 15 doubles and 31 RBI in 55 games...Was placed on the disabled list twice with a right hamstring strain (May 21-June 26, Aug. 16-31)..."Guest managed" the Dodgers to a 10-5 victory over the Rockies in the season finale on Sept. 28 at Dodger Stadium...Started all four of the Dodgers' NLDS games at third base against St. Louis2013
Had a bounce back season with the Dodgers in 2013, earning back the starting job at third base and batting .278 with 12 homers and 50 RBI in 132 games. Was the Dodgers' Wilson Defensive Player of the Year and ranked second among MLB third basemen with a .983 fielding percentage in 123 games (101 starts) at the hot corner...committed just five errors in 900.1 innings at third base ... made the first four appearances (one start) of his career at first base. Was especially good at home, batting .290 (56-for-193) in 70 games at Dodger Stadium Did most of his damage against right-handed pitching, posting a .290 batting average (85-for-293) with 37 of his 50 RBI coming against righties. Hit a career-high three home runs on Sept. 9, 2013 at home in an 8-1 victory over Arizona … also tied a career-high with four hits in the game. Homered in consecutive games on two different occasions on the season, the 19th and 20th times in his career, doing so on April 9 and 11 and July 3 and 5. Recorded a career-high tying seven RBI on July 5 in a 10-2 victory at San Francisco, going 3-for-5 and finishing a single shy of the cycle … also totaled seven RBI on June 19, 2004 in a 17-14 loss at Montreal. With two outs and runners in scoring position, he batted .324 (12-for-37) with two homers and 15 RBI. In 27 games against the NL East, he batted .344 (21-for-61). Finished the season strong and batted .286 (57-for-199) with seven homers and 22 RBI after the All-Star break... in 22 games in the month of September he batted .308 (24-for-78) with 12 extra-base hits and 13 RBI. Started each of the Dodgers' 10 postseason games at third base, batting .231 (9-for-39) with two homers and seven RBI in the NLDS and NLCS...hit .375 (6-for-16) with four runs scored, a double, two homers and four RBI in four games during the Division Series against Atlanta ... his two-run in the eighth inning was the game-winner in the Dodgers' come-from-behind 4-3 victory in Game 4 of the 2013 NLDS against Atlanta...was the second seriesclinching home run of his career along with his solo shot in Game 6 of the 2010 NLCS vs. Philadelphia ...did not commit an error in 90.1 total postseason innings in the field.2012 Appeared in 66 games in his second season with Los Angeles. In the field, appeared in 46 games at third base and one at shortstop...committed just five errors, good for a .956 fielding pct. Hit .282 (11-for-39) with runners in scoring position and batted .273 (18-for-66) with runners on base. Went 3-for-15 (.200) with three walks and an RBI as a pinch-hitter this season. Tied a career high with four hits on April 23 against Atlanta (fifth time, last: Sept. 8, 2007, White Sox vs. Minnesota), going 4-for-4 with two runs scored and three RBI. Established season highs with four RBI and three runs scored on July 21 at New York-NLWas involved in the Dodgers' 14th triple play in team history on April 15 versus San Diego, forcing the first out at third base. Missed 27 games on the disabled list with a left wrist injury from May 14-June 11. 2011 Committed just three errors in 621.1 innings in 74 games in the field...led National League third baseman (min. 450 innings) with a .978 fielding percentage (3 E/136 TC)...Did not commit an error in 18 games (17 starts) at second base and also had a 1.000 fielding percentage in four games (three starts at shortstop)...Hit .435 (10-for-23) with two homers and nine RBI during his season-long six-game hitting streak from April 17-22..Knocked in four runs on April 20 vs. Atlanta and April 22 at Chicago...Homered in consecutive games for the 18th time in his career, doing so on April 21 and 22...Ejected by umpire Mike DiMuro on May 9 at Pittsburgh after disputing a call on a fly ball... was the first ejection of his career...Missed a total of 75 games on the disabled list to due to a left hip flexor muscle strain (14 games, May 21- June 6) and a left hip strain (61 games, July 24-conclusion of the season)... underwent season-ending sports hernia surgery on Sept. 7. 2010 Batted .248 (129-for-521) with 64 runs, 24 doubles and a career-high 24 homers and 85 RBI in 148 games during his second season with San Francisco ...Ranked second on the team in home runs and RBI, third in games and slugging pct. (.440), fourth in hits and on-base pct. (.310) ...His 19 homers as a shortstop were the most by a Giant since Rich Aurilia had 37 in 2001 ...Started 139 games, his most starts in a single season since 2007 with the White Sox (147)...started 22 games at second base, 96 games at shortstop (.984) and 21 games at third base (.957) ...11 of his 24 home runs either tied or gave the Giants the lead (seven go-ahead and four game-tying) ...On Sept. 4 at Los Angeles, hit a go-ahead two-run shot off Jonathan Broxton, which turned 4-3 deficit into a 5-4 Giants victory ...Hit .309 (21-for-68) through his first 21 games of the season ... Recorded his first walk-off hit (seventh of his career) and RBI of the season on Aug. 14 at San Diego ...Homered twice on Sept. 23 at Chicago in the Giants' nine-run second inning...became only the third shortstop in Major League history to hit two home runs in one inning (first NL shortstop)...was the first Giant to hit pair of homers in one inning with one of those homers being a grand slam since Willie McCovey accomplished the feat on June 27, 1977 at Cincinnati (sixth inning) (Elias)...his six RBI in second inning were most by Giants player in one frame since Jim Ray Hart had six in the fifth inning on July 8, 1970 at Atlanta...also became the seventh player in the last 30 years to hit two homers in an inning and drive in at least six runs... last NL player to do this was Juan Rivera in 2004 with Expos ...Was second on the Giants with nine postseason RBI...five of those RBI came in the World Series...had the game-winning sacrifice fly in Game 5 of the NLCS vs. Philadelphia and followed that up with a solo home run in Game 6 that snapped a 2-2 tie and propelled San Francisco to its first pennant since 2002. 2009 After beginning year as utility player, late offseason acquisition saw himself in starting lineup nearly every game towards end of year and became one of top offensive players for Giants, batting .289 (115-for-398) with 50 runs, 26 2Bs, 4 3Bs, 16 HRs and 55 RBI in 122 games...ranked 2nd on club in avg., 3rd in slugging pct. (.500) and home runs, tied for 3rd in extra base hits (46), 4th in 2B's and RBI, and 5th in on-base pct. (.329)...his .289 clip was his highest figure since batting .300 his rookie season in 2001 with Colorado...batted .299 (91-for-304) against right-handed pitchers, his highest avg. vs. righties in his career...hit .346 (63-for-182) at home, 5th-highest home mark among players with at least 180 plate appearances...batted just .241 (52-for-216) on road...was versatile for Giants in infield, posting .993 fielding pct. (1e, 142tc) in 38 games at 2nd base, .975 mark (4e, 159tc) in 41 games at shortstop and .960 fielding pct. (4e, 99tc) in 44 games at 3rd base...6 of his 16 HRs came in 7th inning or later...after having strong spring, made Giants' Opening Day roster and was utility player for most of 1st half of season... saw increased playing time in beginning of June and with injuries to shortstop Edgar Renteria and 2nd baseman Freddy Sanchez was inserted into starting lineup for nearly every game towards end of season...appeared in only 31 games from April 7-May 31, batting .304 (24-for-79) with 4 2Bs, 3B and 8 RBI while making just 19 starts (13 at 3rd, 5 at SS and 1 at 2nd base)...however when his playing time increased from June 2 to end of season, hit .285 (91-for-319) with 22 2Bs, 3 3Bs, 16 HRs and 47 RBI in 91 games (84 starts)...missed brief time in May being put on Bereavement List due to his ailing grandfather...missed just 4 games from May 17-22...hit his 1st home run of season June 9 at Arizona with solo shot off Billy Buckner in 2nd inning...when he returned to dugout, his teammates gave him silent treatment...finished game, going 3-for-5...hit monstrous 421-foot HR into Big Mac land at St. Louis' Busch stadium June 29...was part of back-to-back clout clouts with Travis Ishikawa July 9 vs. San Diego...had 6-game hit streak July 4-10, hitting .556 (10-for-18) with 2 2B's, 2 HRs and 5 RBI...hit his 2nd-career walk-off HR in 10th inning vs. Los Angeles-NL Aug. 13...2-run shot gave Giants 4-2 victory and put him in company of his uncle, Jose Uribe, who was Giants' shortstop in late 1980s...according to Elias, Jose Uribe had been last Giants' shortstop to hit walkoff HR when he accomplished feat Sept. 14, 1987 off San Diego's Lance McCullers...homered in back-to-back contests Aug. 26-27 vs. Arizona...both were solo shots off Dan Haren and Doug Davis...put together impressive run Aug. 18-Oct. 4, raising his avg. from .276-.289, while hitting .310 (48-for-155) with 8 2B's, 2 3B's, 11 HRs and 29 RBI in 42 games...had biggest game while wearing Giants uniform Sept. 7 vs. San Diego, going 3-for-4 with 3B, 2 HRs and 5 RBI...joined Barry Bonds as only players to have ever collected 11 total bases and 5 RBI at AT&T Park...was one of top offensive NL players in month of September, ranking tied for 4th in HRs (7) and RBI (21), 5th in slugging pct. (.614) and OPS (1.014), tied for 7th in hits (35), and 10th in batting avg. (.347)...hit safely in 15 of 16 games Sept. 11-27, batting .410 (25-for-61) with 3 HRs and 13 RBI...included in that stretch was season-high 8-game hitting streak Sept. 20-27...started 40 of last 43 games, going 46-for-145 (.317) with 8 2B's, 2 3B's, 11 HRs and 26 RBI... 2008 Hit .247 (80-for-324) with 22 2Bs, 7 HRs and 40 RBI in 110 games in his 5th season with White Sox...played in 40 less games than 2007 with 13 fewer HRs and 28 less RBI... struck out just 64 times, compared to 112 in 2007...his .296 on-base pct. was highest since 2005 (.301)...appeared in 57 games at 3B, 52 at 2B and 4 at SS...was only American Leaguer to play in at least 50 games at 3B and 2B...compiled .960 fielding pct. (7er, 17tc) at 3B and .996 (17er, 705tc) at 2B...started final 25 games at 3B following Joe Crede being placed on Disabled List Sept. 3... batted .271 (48-for-177) in 2nd half, up from .218 (32-for-147) prior to All-Star Break...finished 1st on Sox in sacrifice hits with 5...drove in 14 runs in 23 games vs. AL West opponents...made his 4th consecutive Opening Day start with Sox and 1st at 2B base (previous 3 at SS)...batted .164 in April, tied for 3rd-lowest in AL...homered April 28 vs. Baltimore, ending 61 at-bat homerless streak...left May 15th game at Angels with slight right hamstring strain...was placed on 15-day DL May 23 (retro to May 16) with strained right hamstring...was reinstated from DL May 31... went 1-for-3 with 2 RBI and scored winning run June 13 vs. Colorado, his 1st start since May 15... started at 3B July 13 at Texas (3-for-5, 3B, RBI) for 1st time since Sept. 26, 2004 vs. Kansas City... hit .310 (13-for-42) combined in June and July...homered Aug. 14 vs. Kansas City, 1 of record-tying 4 consecutive HRs in 6th inning (also Jim Thome, Paul Konerko and Alexei Ramirez)...clout ended 107 at-bat homerless streak...started 22 consecutive games at 3B Aug.1-24 (.256, 22-for-86)...collected 7th career multi-HR game Sept. 5 vs. Angels. 2007 Batted .234 (120-513) with 18 doubles, 20 home runs and 68 RBI in 150 games in his fourth season with the White Sox ... ranks second among American League shortstops since 2005 with a .976 fielding percentage, third with 57 home runs and sixth with 210 RBI ... recorded his second straight 20-homer season (third overall) and finished second among AL shortstops in homers, one behind Cleveland's Jhonny Peralta (21) ... his 34 walks and 112 strikeouts were up from his 2006 totals (13 and 82) ... fell five games short of matching his career best (155 in 2002) ... made 147 starts at shortstop, an increase from 127 in 2006 ... was second among American League shortstops with a .976 fielding percentage (17 E/705 TC) ... led the club with seven sacrifice hits and ranked second with five sacrifice flies ... hit .257 (36-140) with seven home runs vs. left-handers and .225 (84-373) with 13 home runs vs. righties ... 11 of his 20 homers were solo hosts, 15 came at U.S. Cellular Field and 12 came after the All-Star Break ... batted .198 (23-116) with runners in scoring position (.287 in 2006) ... was successful in only one of 10 stolen base attempts ... reached on error nine times, tied for sixth-most in the AL ... recorded seven home runs from the No. 9 position in the lineup, second-most in the AL behind Detroit's Brandon Inge (nine) ... his .180 average in July was the seventh-lowest in the AL ... batted .200 (12-60) during interleague play ... hit .282 with 14 homers and 41 RBI vs. AL Central foes (.194 against rest of baseball) ... totaled six homers and 14 RBI vs. Kansas City ... made his fourth Opening Day roster with the White Sox ... homered in backto- back games on 4/7-8 vs. Minnesota ... tallied nine RBI in his first nine games ... missed three games from 5/4-6 and two contests on 5/20-21 after his mother fell ill ... hit safely in nine straight games from 6/24-7/3 (.387, 12-31) ... went 6- 53 (.113) in 15 games following the hit streak from 7/4-21 ... hit his third career grand slam on 8/3 at Detroit ... fell a double shy of the cycle on 8/8 vs. Cleveland, including a two-run, game-ending homer in the 13th inning ... hit his 100th career home run on 9/7 vs. Minnesota (off Carlos Silva) .. matched his career high with four hits on 9/8 vs. Minnesota (fourth time), going 4-5 with two doubles ... recorded his sixth career multihomer game on 9/11 vs. Cleveland ... tallied the game-ending RBI on 9/28 vs. Detroit, a single off Fernando Rodney ... amassed a season-best 10-game hitting streak from 9/19-29 (.333, 12-36) ... hit a monthly-best .309 (30-97) in September, second-highest on the club behind Jerry Owens (.340). 2006 Hit .235 (109-463) with 21 home runs and 71 RBI in 132 games in his third season with the White Sox ... is one of five shortstops in the major leagues to drive in 70 or more runs in each of the last three seasons, joining Derek Jeter, Edgar Renteria, Miguel Tejada and Michael Young ... his 28 doubles, 21 home runs and .441 slugging percentage were increases from 2005, but his average dropped .017 from his .252 mark ... led the Sox with nine sacrifice hits and tied for second with seven sacrifice flies ... made 127 starts at shortstop, down from 143 in 2005, and compiled a .977 (14 E/604 TC) fielding percentage, fourth-best among AL shortstops ... drove in 46 runs before the All-Star Break and 25 in the second-half ... 17 of his 21 home runs came off right-handers, and 11 came vs. the AL Central division ... hit .287 (31-108) with runners in scoring position and .320 (16-50) with RISP and two outs ... attempted just two stolen bases (1-2) ... homered in consecutive games twice ... hit .167 (11-66) in April ... missed four games from 4/13-16 with a sore left side ... recorded his fifth career multihomer game on 4/23 vs. Minnesota ... hit a game-ending single on 5/3 vs. Seattle in the 11th inning, scoring Pablo Ozuna ... was hit in the head with a pitch by Oakland's Dan Haren on 5/24 ... was 25-70 (.357) with seven home runs and 28 RBI in 18 games from 6/15-7/4 ... drove in 14 runs in five games from 6/30-7/4 ... went 3-4 with a double, home run and five RBI on 7/2 at the Cubs ... also totaled five RBI on 7/4 vs. Baltimore ... hit .308 (24-78) with 20 RBI in June ... the 20 RBI were his most-ever recorded in a month ... compiled an 11-game hitting streak from 7/16-29 (.375, 15-40) ... missed six games from 8/6-11 with a stiff lower back ... ended an 0-21 slump with a home run on 9/8 vs. Cleveland ... hit his second career grand slam on 9/24 vs. Seattle ... hit three home runs and picked up nine RBI in his last nine games ... did not draw a walk in his final 27 contests (95 at-bats). 2005 Spent the entire season at shortstop after appearing at second base, shortstop and third base with the White Sox in 2004 ... ranked third among American League shortstops with a .977 fielding percentage, fourth with 71 RBI and fifth with 16 home runs ... drove in 71 runs after collecting a career-high 74 in 2004 ... tied for second in the AL with 10 sacrifice flies and matched his career high with 11 sacrifice bunts (also 2004) ... tied for third on the Sox in RBI with Tadahito Iguchi ... his 40 RBI from the No. 9 position in the order tied with Texas' Rod Barajas for the most in the AL ... posted a .300 (27-90) average in 26 games when hitting eighth ... batted .311 (38-122) vs. left-handers and .231 (83-359) vs. right-handers ... 11 of his homers came off righties ... hit .270 (70-263) on the road and .234 (51-218) at home ... went 27-106 (.255) with runners in scoring position after hitting .323 (32-99) in 2004 ... made 143 starts at shortstop and compiled a .977 (16 E/687 TC) fielding percentage, third-best among AL shortstops ... hit a season-low .225 in May ... hit .304 (28-92) with seven home runs and 16 RBI in September ... tied for the team lead with 10 three-hit games and posted 29 multihit games overall ... combined to hit .347 (33-95) with six home runs and 24 RBI vs. Detroit and Kansas City ... hit safely in a season-high seven games on three occasions ... hit a game-ending sacrifice fly on 4/6 vs. Cleveland, his third game-ending plate appearance with the Sox ... drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning on 4/13 at Cleveland ... posted back-to-back three-hit games on 4/22-23 ... did not play from 4/27-5/2 due to a strained right groin suffered on 4/26 at Oakland ... homered in consecutive games on 5/8-9 (fourth time) ... walked home the winning run in the eighth inning on 5/5 vs. Kansas City ... hit his 50th career home run on 5/8 at Toronto, but committed two errors ... snapped a 0-21 streak with a double on 5/25 vs. the Angels ...did not play from 6/19-7/3 with a sore back ... ended a season-long 0-23 streak with a homer on 7/18 vs. Detroit ... tripled and scored the winning run in the 10th inning on 8/10 at New York ...hit .382 (26-86) with eight doubles, six home runs and 14 RBI from 8/31-9/20 ... played for Escogido in the Dominican Winter League, hitting .321 (9-28) with two home runs and six RBI in eight games ... Batted .286 (12-42) with five doubles, one home run and six RBI in 12 games for the World Champion White Sox ... reached base safely in 11 of the 12 games ... recorded the final two outs of the World Series, including a diving catch into the left field stands for the second out in the ninth inning of Game 4 ... went 2-4 with two doubles, an RBI and a stolen base in Game 2 of the World Series ... doubled to lead off the seventh inning and scored on Paul Konerko's game-winning grand slam ... hit .400 (4-10) with a double, home run and four RBI in the ALDS vs. Boston ... went 2-4 with a home run and three RBI in Game 1 of the ALDS ... executed a suicide squeeze in the ninth inning of Game 3 of the ALDS at Fenway Park, scoring A.J. Pierzynski to give the Sox a 5-3 lead. 2004 Batted .283 (142-502) with 23 home runs and 74 RBI in 134 games in his first season with the White Sox ... set career highs in virtually all offensive categories ... ranked among the American League leaders in average with bases loaded (T6th, .556), sacrifice hits (T8th, 11) and average with runners in scoring position (10th, .340) ... finished third on the club in doubles (31) and RBI and fourth in hits and runs scored ... hit .355 (44-124) with seven home runs and 26 RBI over his final 32 games ... made 70 starts at second base (.984 fielding percentage), 32 at shortstop (.983) and 19 at third (.965) ... his .983 (3 E/172 TC) fielding percentage at shortstop would have ranked second in the AL with the required chances ... led off 22 times (Sox were 10-12), hit second 62 times (34-28), fifth three times (2-1), sixth 10 times (6-4), seventh 10 times (5-5) and eighth 14 times (8-6) ... hit .289 (28-97) from the No. 1 spot in the order and .285 (74-260) from the No. 2 slot ... batted .306 (37-121) at shortstop, .277 (81-292) at second base and .256 (21-82) at third ... batted .315 with 16 home runs at home compared to .248 and seven home runs on the road ... hit .293 (95-324) vs. right-handers and .264 (47-178) vs. lefties ... hit 12 home runs off lefties, tied for the fifth-most in the AL ... 14 homers came vs. AL Central opponents ... collected 11 infield hits ... Sox went 43-17 when he scored a run and 31-12 when he drove in a run ... led the Sox with 15 three-hit games and posted 41 multihit games overall ... was successful on 45.0 (9-20) percent of stolen base attempts, the lowest percentage in the AL ... his .393 (24-61) average in April was the highest by a Sox hitter since 1972 ... average was above .300 every day between 4/14-6/24 ... hit .407 (35-86) in 22 games from 4/13-5/7 ... became the seventh Sox player since 1999 whose first Sox hit was a home run on 4/13 vs. Kansas City ... drew a game-ending walk on 4/25 vs. Tampa Bay ... drove in a career-high seven runs on 6/19 at Montreal, one shy of the club record ... recorded multihomer games on 5/27 vs. Texas and 6/8 vs. Philadelphia ... participated in a triple play on 7/7 vs. Anaheim (5-4-3) and hit the game-ending single ... hit first career grand slam on 9/21 vs. Minnesota off Jesse Crain ... homered in backto- back games on 8/6-7 vs. Cleveland and 9/29 at Detroit and 9/30 at Kansas City ... compiled a pair of nine-game hitting streaks, most recently to end the season (.432, 14-34) ... made 35 straight starts from 5/16-6/25 ... played in 10 games for Escogido in the Dominican Winter League ... agreed to terms on a three-year, $9.75 million contract with a club option for 2008 on 12/16. 2003 Was limited by injuries to 87 games with Colorado ... opened the season on the 60-day disabled list with a fracture of the fifth metatarsal of the right foot and missed the Rockies first 58 games ... suffered the injury running the bases during a spring training game on 3/1 ... underwent surgery to repair the fracture on 3/5 in a procedure performed by Dr. Thomas Noonan and Dr. Douglas Wyland in Englewood, Colo. ... began his rehabilitation assignment on 5/27, combining to hit .345 (10-29) with a home run and seven RBI in two games at Class A Visalia and five at Class AA Tulsa before being reinstated on 6/3 ... made his Rockies season debut that night vs. Cleveland, going 2-5 with two home runs and four RBI ... it was his second career multihomer game (first on 10/7/01 at San Diego) ... hit safely in 11 of first 12 games, including a 10-game hitting streak from 6/5-15 (.333, 15-45) ... batted .304 (25-83) vs. left-handers ... played in 74 games at shortstop, 11 at second base and one in the outfield, compiling a .974 fielding percentage (12 E/466 TC) ... posted a .972 fielding percentage at shortstop (11 E/396 TC) and did not commit an error in 75 chances in September ... scored a career-high four runs and tied his career high with four hits (4-6) on 8/3 at Pittsburgh ... made his first career start in the outfield (center) on 6/15 at Detroit ... played in 21 games for Escogido in the Dominican Winter League, hitting .275 (19-69). 2002 Started 150 games at shortstop for Colorado in his first full season in the major leagues ... batted .373 (38- 102) in April but hit just .211 (98-464) over his final 129 games ... led all major-league shortstops with 766 putouts, 793 total chances and 119 double plays and was second with an average of 3.45 assists per nine innings ... compiled a career-high 17-game hitting streak from 4/16-5/5, six short of the Rockies franchise record ... batted .368 (25-68) during the streak, which tied Larry Walker for the club season high ... rebounded to hit .314 (22-70) in September ... made his first career Opening Day start ... ranked third on the team with 38 multihit games ... struck out 120 times, the fourth-highest total in franchise history ... tied his career high with four hits on 9/13 vs. Los Angeles, missing the cycle by a home run. 2001 Appeared in 72 games over three stints with the Rockies in his first major-league season, batting .300 with eight home runs and 53 RBI ... ranked second in the National League and third in the majors with 11 triples, tying the club record shared by Neifi Perez (1999 and 2000) and Juan Pierre (also 2001) ... averaged one triple every 24.8 at-bats ... his .300 average was second among NL rookies behind St. Louis' Albert Pujols (.329) and third in slugging percentage (.524) ... despite playing less than half the season, also ranked fourth among NL rookie leaders in RBI, extra-base hits (34), total bases (143) and multihit games (25) ... was recalled from Class AAA Colorado Springs on 4/8 and made his major-league debut the same day vs. San Diego as a pinch-hitter, going 0-1 ... at age years, eight months and 17 days, was the youngest player to make his debut with the Rockies ... made first start on 4/9 at St. Louis, going 0-4 ... collected first career hit on 4/11 at St. Louis, a single off Matt Morris ... was optioned to Colorado Springs on 4/23 ... was recalled again on 5/19, optioned a second time on 5/23 and recalled for the final time on 7/25 when Neifi Perez was traded to Kansas City ... started 59 of the Rockies final 61 games at shortstop ... compiled a .983 fielding percentage ... went 4-4 with a triple and three RBI on 9/24 vs. San Diego ... hit five triples in 10 games from 9/18-28 ... recorded first career multihomer game in the seasonbs final game on 10/7 at San Diego, going 3-5 with a double, five RBI, three runs scored and 10 total bases ... homered and doubled in the second inning to tie three franchise records for an inning: most hits (two), most extra-base hits (two) and most total bases (six). 2000 Established career bests in hits (124), home runs (13), RBI (65), runs scored (64), triples (7) and stolen bases (22) at Class A Salem in the Carolina League ... ranked third in the CL in triples and games played ... was second on the club in home runs ... batted .448 (30-67) with 17 RBI over a 16-game stretch from 6/6-24 ... hit a grand slam and drove in five runs on 8/24 vs. Frederick. 1999 Spent the season at Class A Asheville in the South Atlantic League, hitting a career-high 28 doubles ... compiled a 15-game hitting streak from 6/24-7/14, going 22-5batted .392 (38-97) from the leadoff slot ... hit a grand slam on 5/4 vs. Columbus. 1998 Played in 40 games on the Rockies Arizona Rookie League championship team. 1997 Made his pro debut playing for the Rockies entry in the Dominican Summer League ... was signed by Rodolfo Rosario and Jorge de Posada.


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As you enjoy the release of Catching Fire, we encourage you to read [or read again] the books in the popular Hunger Games series—available at our libraries in book, e-book, audiobook in CD, and e-audiobook formats. Place holds or download titles from this list or stop by your closest library to check out books, CDs, DVDs and other related materials—all free!
Find more on The Hunger Games in our catalog http://ls2pac.lapl.org.
In a post-apocalyptic United States known as Panem, every year the population is forced to participate in the Hunger Games. Two children from each of the twelve city-states are sent to the Capitol where they are put into an arena to fight to the death. There is only one winner. So when Katniss volunteers herself, in order to save her twelve-year-old sister from this fate, she doesn't expect to come home ever again. It's a deadly version of Survivor, where you do not get voted off the island, you get killed.

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ARS328 Artist Survival Skills
Seminar focuses on professional skills utilized by artists for survival in the field. Students investigate contemporary professional practices relevant to artists. Topics may include: grant writing, documentation of artwork, web presence, and exhibition opportunities. FEE FOR MATERIALS.
- 3 (may be repeated for credit)
- Must be enrolled in one of the following majors: Ceramics (250), Painting (252), Graphic Design (279), Printmaking (274), Sculpture (275), Photography (276), Visual Arts (277), Visual Arts Education (189), Metal (272)
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My Arduino kit is en-route but I was perusing the Arduino Forums and found what looks like a very useful diagram that a person made and they are giving it away. You can see one of them below. The links to the PDF files are in the thread here - Link to diagrams
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Short memories will be in high demand for the Houston Dynamo this week. Coming off the worst loss in team history, a 5-0 result to the Montreal Impact, the Dynamo have little time to dwell on their issues with a packed week ahead.
"We know we didn't play well at all and they played really well but it's how you respond," midfielder Adam Moffat said. "We've got a game at home in Champions League and then two pretty tough road games so you've got to forget about it and have a short memory.
"I think every single guy in there wants to get back out there and prove it's a one-off and that we're a much better team than we showed."
Looking back, the loss did not reveal much positive to take away. Houston struggled in all areas of the game. But one thing that stood out is their susceptibility to be caught on the break.
Montreal, a team noted for hitting teams fast, exploited this Saturday night—always seeking the quick transition from winning the ball in midfield to immediately playing the ball forward. The result was Houston giving up three of their five goals on counter-attacks.
So how does the team stop the issue? For Tally Hall it starts with being careful in the midfield and denying the opportunity in the first place.
"It's not just that people are breaking, but it's that we're being careless with the ball," said goalkeeper Tally Hall. "When we're careless with the ball we're going one way and they're going the other so it's easy to get broken on. I think it's just a matter of stepping our game up. We have that ability and the skill to do it. There's no reason we can't turn that around."
Getting caught on the break was not the only issue against Montreal. According to head coach Dominic Kinnear, Houston has a lot to get better at. "It's simple," he told MLSsocer.com Monday. "There are three sides of the game, defending, attacking and possession. We've got to get better at all three of those."
Houston will have to do that quickly as they face Árabe Unido in CONCACAF Champions League play (TICKETS) before traveling to Chicago to face the Fire—who are two points behind the Dynamo in the Eastern Conference standings—in a game on Sunday that will have heavy playoff implications.
"We didn't play well and we weren't on the same page [in Montreal]," Hall said. "That's unfortunate but looking forward we can't be too down because we still have a great opportunity to finish up on the top of the table. It's a matter of us saying 'This is what we need to accomplish and this is something we're capable of doing.'"
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Lily Love Blazing Breast Bignaturals.com Episode
While Lily Love seemed to be admiring the the scene outdoors, we were savoring the exquisite display of her figure. Only in transparent a bra and panty set, her all natural juggs and sex appeal fascinated us. She moved upstairs and we observed her big, delicious, ass on either side of her thong. Her man Billy came in and put his mouth straight into Ms. Lily's warm, moist pussy. She got to licking his schlong and got on top to have her snatch packed.


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"Lust in Space" would be a catchier title for "Extant," the coming week's biggest premiere.
Something unusual happened to astronaut Molly Woods (Halle Berry), who supposedly was alone for 13 months in space. Upon her return to Earth, Molly is stunned to learn that she's pregnant. What gives?
"Extant," debuting at 9 p.m. Wednesday on CBS, presents a memorably strange rendezvous that Molly can't forget. The hookup stands out in this ambitious drama from executive producer Steven Spielberg.
Back on Earth, Molly clashes with her driven husband (Goran Visnjic) about the robot son he has created. That plot echoes Spielberg's movie...


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Politics on the Dance Floor: Reclaiming Queer and Black Roots in Electronic Dance Music
by Keith BarbalatoApr 14, 2016
- As the multibillion-dollar electronic music industry grows, artists and organizers are taking back the spaces and sounds of the marginalized people who started the genre.
This Syrian Band Played Its First European Gig in a Refugee Camp. Now It's Going on Tour
by Rebecca CollardFeb 29, 2016
- When the members of Khebez Dawle fled Syria, they never expected they'd soon be playing sold out shows across Europe.
3 Ways to Bring David Bowie's Spirit to Your Social Change Work
by Liz Pleasant, James TrimarcoJan 12, 2016
- David Bowie pushed boundaries, challenged norms, and helped pop culture become more inclusive. Here's how to keep his legacy alive.
"The Internet Is My Lifeline": Hip-Hop Artist Jasiri X on the FCC's Net Neutrality Vote
by Kayla SchultzMar 03, 2015
- The political artist from Pittsburgh speaks about the importance of the Internet and social media in making the voices of low-income people of color heard.
"We've Known What Police Brutality Feels Like": Pussy Riot's Tribute Song to Eric Garner
by Christopher Zumski FinkeFeb 20, 2015
- In a new music video, two members from Russian punk band Pussy Riot get dirt shoveled over their faces and are buried alive. It's powerful and disturbing to watch.
When You Live in the Local Economy, Musicians Are Just People (And Cyndi Lauper Is Coming to Dinner)
by Shannon HayesJun 13, 2014
- After getting mad at her daughter for handing hard earned money to a street performer, "Radical Homemaker" Shannon Hayes considers what musicians bring to the local economy.
This East LA Band's Rebel Version of "La Bamba" Speaks Out Against Racism
by Christine St. PierreJun 06, 2014
- Las Cafeteras uses acoustic instruments and punk attitude to spread their message of social justice and equality.
How Macklemore's Trumpet Player Is Bringing Music Back to His Kenyan Hometown
May 06, 2014
- The Madaraka festival is a celebration of African cultural heritage and modern-day entrepreneurship—and the proceeds will help build a recording studio for 68 youth in Kenya.
YES! Music Picks: What We've Been Listening to This Winter
by YES! online staffFeb 24, 2014
- Musical inspiration while putting out this issue.
"Jazz in America" Curriculum
by Jing FongJan 28, 2014
- The Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz has developed "Jazz in America," an Internet-based jazz curriculum for social studies, American history, and music classes to help students "develop imaginative thinking, creativity, curiosity, a positive self image, and a respect for their own and others' cultural heritage."
Fresh and Fly: Denver Rapper Teaches Kids to Be Gardeners Not Gangstas
by DJ CavemJan 28, 2014
- For Ietef "DJ Cavem" Vita, HIP HOP is not just a form of music, it's a way of life—one he's using to teach kids about cultivating the earth and eating fresh veggies.
The Harmonies in This John Denver Cover Will Make You Stop Whatever You're Doing and Just Listen
by YES! online staffAug 22, 2013
- Singer-songwriters Brett Dennen and Milow make a strong case for the lasting beauty of "Annie's Song" by John Denver.
YES! Music Picks: What We've Been Listening to This Summer
Aug 21, 2013
- Jake Bugg, a Tribute to John Denver, and Beethoven for Everyone.
Dar Williams: Why the Music of Protest Is Still Worth Defending
by Madeline OstranderJul 19, 2013
- We can't change the world if we can't even sing together—a star folk singer on what happens if political music dies.
Melodeego: The Hippest Bike-Powered Band in Town
by Chuck CollinsMay 28, 2013
- Melodeego has been making music for the environment for years. Their songs include protests of the Keystone XL pipeline and other topics inspired by the anti-climate change movement.
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Mini will soon be rolling out the completely redesigned 2015 MINI Cooper, and the brand has released some teaser photos of an upcoming Mini TV spot starring an English bulldog named Spike. The 2015 MINI Cooper will be officially revealed on November 18 in England.
In these TV spots, Spike goes on various adventures with the new 2015 Mini Cooper, including defending the Mini against a Great Dane and getting to know the new features of the redesigned car. Spike has been featured in Mini commercials before, including the recent ad campaign called "Not Normal."
We already know quite a bit about the new Mini Cooper, as we spied the car nearly totally undisguised earlier this year. The new styling is an evolutionary design, retaining the playful, retro look and proportions of the current car. Up front, the round headlights remain and combine with the oval grille to create the impression of a smiling face. The rear of the car features larger taillights and a slightly more raked rear hatch.
Mini has also announced powertrain details for the new Mini Cooper, which include a 1.5-liter, 134 hp turbocharged three-cylinder for standard Cooper models and a 2.0-liter, 189 hp turbocharged four-cylinder for high-performance Cooper S models. These engines will be paired with either a six-speed automatic or a six-speed manual transmission.
Look for more information and official photos of the 2015 Mini Cooper to be released on November 18, which is also the birthday of Alex Issigonis, the father of the original Mini. The 2015 Mini Cooper will also make its U.S. debut at the Los Angeles auto show in November before it goes on sale in spring 2014.


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How To Enroll
To Enroll: Call, visit or email your neighborhood school. To begin enrolling your child, you will be asked to fill out a Student Registration Form to enrollment form. Please bring along your child's social security number, birth certificate and immunization record.
Each school serves a designated attendance area. If you would like to open enroll into one of our school please fill out the Open Enrollment Form and bring it to your intended school office. If you're not sure which school serves your attendance area, contact our Transportation Department at 218-749-8130.
If you enroll in your attendance area school and live a certain distance from school, the district provides transportation.
If you enroll in a school outside your attendance area you provide transportation for your student.
Special Notice for Kindergartners:
Fall Round Up – A time to visit the school, meet the principal and teachers, and register. Contact you local school to attend.
Child's Birth Certificate: If your child was born in St. Louis County, contact the St. Louis County Recorder – Vital Statistics, Court House, Room 101 in Duluth or phone 218-726-2559. If your child was born outside St. Louis County, contact the courthouse in the county in which your child was born.
Child's Social Security Number
Immunizations: Minnesota State Law requires that all children entering a Minnesota school for the first time be completely immunized or provide legal exemption of the required immunizations.
Early Childhood Screening: Minnesota State Law requires a developmental and health screening for each child prior to enrollment in kindergarten. ISD2142 offers free screening between September and May (offices are not open during the summer months). For more information contact our Early Childhood Screening office at 218-749-8130. Another option: an equivalent screening can be accepted from another agency or provider (such as your family physician).
Physical and Dental Exams: It's recommended that you make appointments for your child's physical and dental examination prior to registration and bring the completed forms with you. The school nurse will review them with you.
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|Cardinals | Several coaches could be coordinator candidates
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Arizona Cardinals outside linebackers coach James Bettcher, defensive backs coach Nick Rapone and cornerbacks coach Kevin Ross could be candidates for the team's defensive coordinator position.
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|Raiders | Chuck Bresnahan won't be back
Thu, 05 Jan 2012 15:24:47 -0800
Oakland Raiders defensive coordinator Chuck Bresnahan won't return to the team next season, a source close to the coach confirmed Thursday, Jan. 5. Also, cornerbacks coach Rod Woodson, linebackers coach Greg Biekert and safeties coach Kevin Ross will not have their contracts renewed.
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|Raiders | Decisions on assistants coming soon
Tue, 03 Jan 2012 20:08:25 -0800
According to a radio report Tuesday, Jan. 3, Oakland Raiders defensive coordinator Chuck Bresnahan was fired, along with linebackers coach Greg Biekert and secondary coaches Kevin Ross and Rod Woodson. However, head coach Hue Jackson refuted the report on a Sacramento radio show, saying he met with his assistants Tuesday, and only that a decision was coming sooner rather than later, "because that's only fair to the coaches."
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|Raiders | Two current coaches may be candidates for DC job
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Oakland Raiders defensive line coach Mike Waufle and secondary coach Kevin Ross could be candidates for the team's defensive coordinator position, reports Jerry McDonald, of ANG Newspapers.
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|Raiders | K. Ross added as assistant coach
Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:18:19 -0800
The Oakland Raiders announced on their Twitter page they have added Kevin Ross as an assistant coach.
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|Chargers | Ross added to staff
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The San Diego Chargers announced Kevin Ross has been hired as the team's secondary coach. He agreed to a two-year contract.
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|Chargers | K. Ross could be added to staff
Mon, 26 Feb 2007 07:01:57 -0800
Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune, reports the San Diego Chargers are on the verge of adding Kevin Ross to their coaching staff as a secondary coach, according to a league source.
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|Vikings | Ross won't be retained
Sun, 08 Jan 2006 22:38:47 -0800
Sean Jensen, of the Pioneer Press, reports the Minnesota Vikings have informed assistant secondary coach Kevin Ross he will not be retained by the team.
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A Biped Robot Project Phase two of the -Knewt- project attempts to control the servos and machined parts created in Phase one, using sensor feedback to acomplish dynamic walking in a biped robot. Contributing Team members are: Bob Baxter J.P.Marting Stuart Rolf Dale Heatherington Sponsors: Brian Dean: BDMicro Kevin Devol: IronCAD Barry Smith: Draftech
Tuesday, December 13, 2005
Two Heads Are Better Than One
two heads are better than one
This photo shows the finished metallic head next to the un-finished white head. It was a couple of days work to get the head to the metallic state. I'll outline the steps here.
The STL process leaves a groved surface in random patterns as a result of the building process. I consulted Scott Washington who won awards at the IPMS/USA 2005 nationals modelling competition. Scott reccomended filling the gaps with Squadron white putty mixed 1:1 with Testors liquid glue. This is a pretty toxic smelling brew so be warned. The glue thins the putty to make it more spreadable. The pitfalls to avoid in using this on an STL model is to make sure you cover all the gaps. Since the entire surface is textured, it's easy to miss a spot. I put the putty on with a brush wich leaves brush strokes, creating a texture of it's own. I will try using a popsicle type mixing stick to apply the putty in the future to see if that works any better.
This putty dries pretty quickly. I began sanding after about 3 hours using successively finer grits of paper. 150, 220, 320, 600. This is the step when you find the spots you've missed. Stop here and fix these spots, then re-sand. The paint won't fill the gaps.
I sprayed the metallic paint on avoiding drips and runs. The next day when that was dry, I gave it a coat of Future Floor Polish. This makes the metallic finish have a slightly lighter color and smooth's the surface like glass, increasing reflectivity.
Notice the logos on the sides. These are custom decals made with Testors custom decal kit. The kit contains special paper, a spray fixative, and software. I wasn't able to get the software to even load, so I used photoshop to compose and print. The decal material is transparent. This fact slipped my mind and I was suprised to see that white areas on the logos were now silver when I applied them. This makes a cool effect though on the large red background area of the IronCAD logo, as the red is translucent and the silver highlight shows through. Another thing to be aware of is that the decal material is flexible. This is a big advantage to covering curved surfaces without wrinkles. But beware of sliding the decal around as the water dries. I pulled on a corner and stretched the decal material, slightly distorting the image. Be sure the decal is where you want it before drying away the water with a towel.
After the decals were dry I added another coat of Future floor polish.
I'm dissatisfied with the silver paint and am looking for a high quality replacement.
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|Cat antibiotic eye ointment cleans up eye infections
|Contains antibiotic Oxytetracycline and Polymyxin B
|No prescription needed for this antibiotic eye ointment
A topical antibiotic mix for mild bacterial eye infections in cats. Used as local treatment for conjunctivitis and secondary bacterial inflammatory conditions of the eye. This broad-spectrum defense combines the potent antibiotics Oxytetracycline and Polymyxin B in a special petroleum base. For dogs, cats, or horses.
Suggested daily use: Administer topically to the affected eye 2-4 times daily as needed.
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playing sports, going to the gym, hiking, some water sports, or going to the city of asheville about 20 minutes away is what most fun looks like.Read More
As I mentioned previously, we have a huge selection of activities that are sure to be fun for everyone! But that's not all... We also have sporting events and bonfires! We have themed dances that are really fun! A lot of us like to venture into Downtown Asheville, where there are lots of places to explore and find new things. We also have a few people who enjoy hiking the many trails and mountains that surround our beautiful college campus.Read More
We have lots of activities on campus such as bonfires, gaming nights and tricycle races! We go into Black Mountain and eat at THE MILL our favorite pizza joint. Sometimes we go into Asheville to the mall or out to eat, catch a movie or find a new adventure. I have visited my friends at Appalachian University and WCU each are about an hour and a half away.Read More
There are so many fun things to do at Montreat! There are many hiking trails. There's an indoor climbing wall in Davis Hall. There's a lake to go fishing in. If you want to go off campus, it's only about a 20 to 30 minute drive to downtown Asheville, where there is plenty to do.Read More
I attend church and I am involved in Children Ministries.Read More
Climb lookout mountain, hiking, canoeing, and Asheville is only about 25 minutes away, which is a big town.Read More
On campus, hiking is big, also running and mountain bikingRead More
For fun, one could enjoy a hike or a walk around Montreat's scenic campus. The Belk building offers 24-hour computer usage, a pool table, foosball table, and theatre-looking lounge area for movies and games. Asheville is a short drive away too for many more options.Read More


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Wainwright goes distance, first in NL to 15 wins
ST. LOUIS -- As a big brother would, Trey Wainwright feared the potential repercussions of the unanticipated overlap.
The apprehension came out as he watched Adam Wainwright mingle with participants during a fantasy football charity event on Friday afternoon. The date had been picked weeks ago, specifically so it would not line up with one of Wainwright's starts. But that was before the Cardinals altered their rotation.View Full Game Coverage
ST. LOUIS -- As a big brother would, Trey Wainwright feared the potential repercussions of the unanticipated overlap.
The apprehension came out as he watched Adam Wainwright mingle with participants during a fantasy football charity event on Friday afternoon. The date had been picked weeks ago, specifically so it would not line up with one of Wainwright's starts. But that was before the Cardinals altered their rotation.View Full Game Coverage
It was then that Trey Wainwright first encouraged his brother to change the draft date so that it would not interfere with his game-day schedule. Adam Wainwright scoffed at the idea, insisting that the charity function go on as planned while also assuaging his brother's worries that the event could morph into negative publicity if his night on the mound went poorly.
Whatever words may not have accomplished, Wainwright's showing later in the day would.
Stepping up to give the bullpen a much-needed respite, Wainwright finished the game he started to lift the Cardinals to a 3-1 win over the Braves. Among the 41,134 at Busch Stadium to watch the Cards' third straight win were those fantasy football players with whom Wainwright had spent much of his day.
"It was a risk I was willing to take because of the great cause," said Wainwright, who raised $111,000 for charity before becoming the National League's first 15-game winner.
A go-ahead solo homer by Matt Holliday off Atlanta starter Kris Medlen in the sixth gave Wainwright the last bit of support he would need.
On a night when Edward Mujica was again unavailable due to back discomfort, manager Mike Matheny rode Wainwright for a season-high 128 pitches. Fortunately for Matheny, Wainwright was sharp to the end. He retired 10 of the final 11 batters he faced en route to securing his league-high fifth complete game. Only two other NL players have more than two, and just once in his career had Wainwright ever thrown more pitches in a game.
"He was amazing," said catcher Yadier Molina, who scored twice on his three-hit night. "Every pitch that I called, he made it. He's a warrior. He's a captain on this team. He knew that he needed to go all the way. He took charge."
"He's a guy that in a game like this, those are the kinds of statements that your ace loves to make," added Matheny. "We're not trying to fabricate something there, but that's how the game played out. That game was his. This is a staff that he's leading, and that's a great opportunity for him to do it."
After giving credit to Atlanta's offense when it knocked him around on the road last month, Wainwright faced only one serious threat on Friday. It came in the sixth, which Medlen opened with a leadoff single.
The Atlanta righty moved to third on a pair of productive outs before scoring when Freddie Freeman dropped a game-tying single to right. Another single moved Freeman to third, and it took an over-the-head, backward-running catch by third baseman Matt Carpenter to strand the first baseman there.
"I glanced to my right, saw where everybody was and knew I was the only guy who had a chance to make the play," Carpenter said. "I just stabbed at it and caught it."
Wainwright waited near the mound to thank Carpenter as the rest of the team retreated to the dugout. "Amazing," Wainwright termed the catch afterward.
The Cardinals inched back ahead in the bottom of the frame when, after fouling off three two-strike pitches, Holliday eventually connected for a 432-foot blast. It was his 17th homer and 20th go-ahead RBI of the year.
"I thought it was one of his best at-bats of the season," Matheny said. "He was fighting off tough pitches, continued to just grind it out. You could tell his timing was right, that he was seeing the ball well and that he was waiting for a pitch that he could drive."
"Once again, it comes down to one or two pitches," said Medlen. "Holliday is too good of a hitter to leave a pitch over the plate like that, especially in a tie game."
Molina and Jon Jay -- who produced a second-inning run with consecutive doubles -- sparked some seventh-inning insurance scoring, too. Hits by both, followed by a one-out walk to Daniel Descalso, gave Wainwright an opportunity to help his own cause. Though Wainwright's pitch count already sat at 101, Matheny said there was no hesitation in sending his ace to hit.
Wainwright delivered with a sacrifice fly.
The swing, though, was a footnote to his night on the mound. Wainwright has now made seven straight seven-inning starts, and he improved his strikeout-to-walk ratio to 7.28. With nine strikeouts, Wainwright also passed teammate Chris Carpenter to move into third place all-time among Cardinals pitchers with 1,090 strikeouts.
Next in his sights? Dizzy Dean with 1,095.
"Just to pass Carp, I don't even know what to say about that," Wainwright said. "He's been my mentor, a guy who has taught me so much in this game as I have been a Cardinal."
Matheny had de factor closer Trevor Rosenthal warming up in case ninth-inning trouble arose, but he wanted to give his ace every opportunity to finish. Chris Johnson's one-out single brought Brian McCann and Andrelton Simmons to the plate as potential tying runs. Wainwright struck out his good friend McCann before catching a break when Simmons mistimed one of Wainwright's few mistakes.
It sealed Wainwright's 16th career complete game.
"I think it's one of the best days I can remember, not even baseball-wise. Just days, period," Wainwright said as he closed a 12-hour day at the ballpark. "We did such a cool thing this morning, raised a ton of money. ... But to then come here and beat the Braves and throw a complete game, I'm going to sleep well tonight."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB.


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"Land of Love and Drowning" (Riverhead Books), by Tiphanie Yanique
For most of us, if we think about the U.S. Virgin Islands at all, we think just of tropical resorts and hurricanes. Tiphanie Yanique's debut novel, "Land of Love and Drowning," is a deft argument that a rich and complicated culture is waiting just beyond the tourists, if we dare ask some uncomfortable questions about who we are and whom we love.
Yanique is herself from St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and she draws on her family heritage to craft a saga that spans generations. She makes a handful of overlooked Caribbean islands seem like a vast and vital landscape.
In "Land of Love and Drowning," three generations of beautiful Bradshaw women bewitch the men of St. Thomas through the islands' transfer to American control, World War II, segregation and the aftermath of a catastrophic hurricane. Secrets and jealousies shadow the relationship between two sisters and set them apart from other islanders as they all lurch through historical changes.
In less confident hands, "Land of Love and Drowning" would have faltered and failed to reconcile its blend of myth and modernity. Yanique has written the best kind of summer read — lurid, yet layered and literary.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A church in Germany has bowed to public pressure and allowed the parents of a soccer-mad nine-year old boy who died from a brain tumor to erect a gravestone with a ball beside it after a Facebook campaign spawned more than 100,000 angry messages.
The dispute between the boy's parents and a Catholic church in the western city of Dortmund made national headlines.
Newspapers printed poignant pictures of the dying boy in hospital last Christmas with Juergen Klopp, coach of his favorite club Borussia Dortmund.
Shortly before his death, Jens Pascal had told his mother he wanted a gravestone that reflected his passion - the club which won Germany's Bundesliga just days before he died in May.
"Mummy, when I die, I would like a gravestone with the club logo," Pascal's mother, Nicole Schmidt, told Bild daily.
But the Church of Maria Heimsuchung in Dortmund refused to erect a stone engraved with the club's logo and a soccer ball on top, arguing that it did not conform to rules which ban non-Christian inscriptions and images.
Soccer fans from Dortmund and other prominent German clubs took to the Internet and bombarded a Facebook page "The Last Wish of Jens Pascal" with messages expressing anger and disbelief at the church.
"It is outrageous," read one. "I ask the Church not to be led by regulations, show us your heart!" said another.
"It doesn't matter if you're a fan of Bayern, Gladbach or wherever. In this case we stand together and will only stop when this child's last wish is granted!" said another.
The campaign worked.
The church issued a statement late on Monday saying it had agreed a compromise under which the gravestone could be erected, but with the sculpture of a ball on the ground rather than on its top. It will also bear a Christian symbol, probably a dove.
"It was never the intention of the church to stand in the way of the little boy's last wish," it said. "It was about reconciling the interests of the Church community, the cemetery rules and the interests of the parents of the child who died."
The top entry on the Jens Pascal Facebook page thanked the 140,792 people who had helped the boy get what he wanted. "Now he will get his stone, even if it is a bit different than planned, he will get it and can at last rest in peace."
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The Norwegian daily Aftenposten published today (paper edition only) an interesting interview with the 77 years' old Sayyid Ahmad Mindas al-Sanussi, a member of the former royal family of Libya who has got a role in the so-called Interim Transitional National Council, which has been established by "the revolutionary people of Libya". The Transitional National Council is meant to represent the free parts of Libya until the Gaddafi regime has been overthrown, and - according to its website - to "guide the country to free elections and the establishment of a constitution for Libya".
According to Aftenposten, al-Sanussi represents the political prisoners in the council. The website refers to a Zubiar Ahmed El-Sharif holding this position, but I guess it could the same person? Aftenposten uses the name Ahmad Zubayr Ahmad al-Sanussi. At the Royal Ark I can only find one person with a similar name as Aftenposten's - Sayyid Ahmad Mindas bin Sayyid al-Zubayr al-Sanussi, who was born at Mersa Matruh in 1934 as the oldest child of Sayyid al-Zubayr bin Sayyid Ahmad as-Sharif al-Sanussi and Sayyida Fatima binti Sayyid Muhammad al-Rida al-Sanussi.
Aftenposten writes that Sayyid Ahmad Mindas al-Sanussi was imprisoned in 1970 after a countercoup against the Gaddafi regime failed. He was not let out before in 2001. The Transitional Council member doubts that there is a chance for restoration of the monarchy, and speaks highly of the chairman of the council, Mustafa Muhammed Abdul Jalil, who has earlier served as Gaddafi's Minister of Justice: - Jalil is an honourable gentleman and is well respected among the people here. It is documented that he on several occasions has dared to oppose Gaddafi's will while he was a minister and also earlier, when he was a judge. He is a good leader of the council!
If/when the Gaddafi regime falls, I gather that Jalil has a great chance of becoming Libya's next leader. I have earlier written that "it is only a question of time before the regime lead by the "Guide of the Revolution" and de facto head of state, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, goes into history ...". I still think his days are numbered, but the civil war that has broken out could go on for quite some time.
So far no news about the pretender to the Libyan throne, Crown Prince Sayyid Muhammad following the interview he gave to Al Jazeera in February. Isn't it on time for him to return to Libya to get involved?
Updated on Wednesday 23 March 2011 at 14.35 (minor language mistake corrected).
10 March 2011
Libya: Sayyid Ahmad Mindas al-Sanussi member of The Interim Transitional National Council
Posted by Dag T. Hoelseth at 09:48
Labels Al-Sanussi, Libya, Muammar Gaddafi, royalty
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For one comment to the blog article, see alt.talk.royalty 10 March 2011.ReplyDelete
I agree that if the head of the royal house wants his family to have any sort of special role in Libya's future, rather than just its past, he needs to go there and join his compatriots. It seems, however, that he may not want any such role.ReplyDelete
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text: John Lewis and Silas Norman of SNCC write Dr. King to address their organization's grievances with the SCLC, specifically the SCLC's lack of cooperation in the Selma Voting Rights campaign. Members of SNCC state their disagreement with the march planned for March 7, 1965 because "the objectives of the march do not justify the danger and the resources involved." Lewis and Norman request a meeting with Dr. King to discuss reconciliation between SNCC and the SCLC. The letter was written shortly before Lewis, Hosea Williams and 500 other marchers were beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in a day that came to be known as "Bloody Sunday."


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One morning earlier this year, a woman walked past 79 Hudson St. in Hoboken and saw the "Coming Soon: WindMill" sign in the window. She began to cry, franchise owner Roger Corrado recalled.
She said to Corrado, "I have to tell my mom a WindMill is coming to Hoboken!"
"People are very emotionally attached to the place," he explained.
When Corrado was a kid, he would frequent one of eight WindMill restaurants when he and his family vacationed in Belmar. "So basically I've been a fan for 30 years. Well, maybe a little more than 30 years," he laughed.
Corrado laughs a lot now that he's made his Hoboken hot dog and hamburger shop the ninth WindMill in the state. He was a Wall Street trader for 25 years, and officially left his position as the vice chairman of the New York Board of Traders in September 2011.
"Steve Jobs said that if you wake up for 100 days and you look in the mirror and you're unhappy with your work, it's time to find another job," he said. "I enjoyed Wall Street to a point, but it was time to go."
Taste of the Jersey Shore
Corrado sat smiling ear to ear as the table filled with more and more tasty shore treats ("You've just got to try one more thing," he said about 10 times through the course of the meal). Pleasant old school rock music played in the background.
He sat in the bright-but-not-too-bright and smallish self-serve dining room, surrounded by Zagat awards, old WindMill photos, and a picture of Martha Stewart deeming their hot dog the best in the tri-state area.
You could plainly see that Corrado considered his new business and its food to be much, much more than "a good thing."
"I used to eat a hot dog in Belmar while waiting for the Big Ed to come out." – Roger Corrado
"I turned in my suit for my WindMill attire, and I'm loving it," he said.
The first WindMill restaurant opened in 1964 in Long Branch. The newest one boasts a back wall with a bright, hand-painted mural full of Hoboken history. There are Frankie S. and the Rat Pack, some Tootsie Rolls, a depiction of Washington Street's Maxwell's, and Snooki with a hook around her pulling her back to Jersey City ("Since they wouldn't let her film here," Corrado snickered).
A quick tour of the kitchen showed it to be super-immaculate, and Corrado's partner Timothy Cochrane, who was also once a Wall Street man, was working the flat top grill. When was the last time you saw a flat top grill behind the counter of a fast food chain restaurant?
From Wall Street to Main Street
"You get burnt out on Wall Street," Corrado said. "Things were getting bad there, and in 2007 when I was vacationing down the shore again, I inquired if the franchise would be interested in bringing WindMill to Hoboken."
They were. He purchased the rights in 2007, but the next year the economy took a turn for the worse.
Enter "Timmy:" Corrado met Cochrane through mutual friends as this "Brooklyn guy who thought that Nathan's was the best hot dog he'd ever eaten," Corrado said.
So they made a deal. Corrado would take him for a drive to the shore, show him some WindMills, and after eating the food, Cochrane could make his decision on whether to become a partner.
"I'm just this knucklehead from Brooklyn, so don't tell me there's a better dog than a dirty water hot dog," Cochrane said. "When he asked me to go to the shore, I said, 'Yeah, yeah, yeah.' That afternoon we were scouting locations in Hoboken."
When Cochrane was 16, he became the youngest assistant manager for McDonald's the Tri-State area had ever seen.
"Everyone kept asking, as a trader for 25 years, did I really love it?" he explained. "Probably not, but it was what I did and what I was good at. So looking into a second career, I asked myself what I really enjoyed, and the answer was working at McDonalds."
Both men's dream became a reality on May 1, 2012.
"I never even looked back," Corrado said. "We get to help people in the area. We've got workers from 16 to 60 because the economy dictates that, and we feel good about stimulating the economy and giving back."
Their contentment trickles down. One employee sat in the dining room two hours before her shift, simply because she enjoyed being around.
Fresh, never frozen, and damn good
"Tell me that's not the best French fry you've ever had," Corrado said, handing over a crinkle fry smothered in house made cheese sauce. The fries, at $3.09 a basket (and $4.09 with cheese), have been rated the best in New Jersey for the past four years.
And the onion rings, at $3.89 a basket, are nothing to sniff at with their golden brown, crispy crunch that makes having a conversation while eating them a bit of a challenge.
"All the gym types say they're bad for you, but it's an onion, for gosh sakes; how bad could it be?" Corrado laughed.
Not bad at all, particularly when dipped in the cheese sauce or even the homemade, fresh every day meaty chili sold at $3.99 a bowl.
As a double decker cheeseburger that looked like it just popped out of some glossy, foodie magazine came to the table – replete with cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and onion on a hard roll for $6.99 – Corrado swooned.
"Now that is a thing of beauty," he said. "I used to eat a hot dog in Belmar while waiting for the Big Ed to come out."
Which brings us to the hot dogs. WindMill's is a $4.29 custom-made foot long, thicker-than-normal Sabrett that snaps in your mouth and doesn't leave that, well, hot-doggy aftertaste or burn in your esophagus hours later. Any sort of condiment one can dream of appears on the counter, from pickle relish to hot pickle relish to plain pickles, and everything in between.
The difference between these meat products and a chain is that they're delivered by a local butcher. In fact, they're delivered by Joe Vrola, the same butcher who had a vacation home next door to Corrado's in Belmar.
"That's got to be some good karma," Corrado said.
Meat free, kiddie, and party options
The WindMill also offers a pretty darned good veggie burger with the taste of the grill for $5.99 as well as a garden salad for $4.59 that can be dressed up with chicken, tuna salad, or rib eye steak (that actually comes rare if you want it to) for an additional charge.
They've got a fried flounder sandwich for $5.49 which is actually a filet and not a minced-up amalgam of random fishes, and a tuna steak sandwich for $6.99.
Kids 12 and under can dine on the Chick-a-dee chicken fingers combo that includes fries and a soda for $4.79, the Hot Dogger for $4.79, or the Little Leo, which is a gentler version of the Big Ed for $4.79.
Want to take the taste of WindMill home? The WindMill Party Pack (price varies depending on how many people you care to feed) includes hot dogs, condiments, and buns, all in a handy takeout box.
"Look, I'm not selling the place," Corrado added. "It sold me! I'm telling you I've been a fan for over 30 years."
WindMill delivers and can be found on both Grub Hub and Seamless for online delivery. Call (201) 963-0900 or visit WindMillHoboken.com for more information.
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Al Jazeera Offers Up Egypt Coverage To Anyone Who Wants To Use It Under Creative Commons License
from the but-what-incentives-do-they-have-to-create-content? dept
However, Al Jazeera has embarked on a fascinating way to deal with all of this: it's released a lot of its reporting under a Creative Commons license. In fact, the media operation has set up a CC specific site, that archives and aggregates all of the Al Jazeera content that is free for anyone to use, with just an attribution. Thankfully, it's not even using a "non-commercial" license. Instead, the license just requires attribution for anyone to use the content in question.
This is pretty interesting for a variety of reasons. If you listen to the classic arguments concerning scarcity, some would probably argue that Al Jazeera should be keeping a tight leash on all this great content. It's in high demand right now, and given its extensive coverage and knowledgeable reporters on the ground, some might argue that now is the perfect time for Al Jazeera to be as restrictive as possible with its content. But the media operation seems to be thinking much longer term, recognizing that its coverage is being relied on by more and more people around the globe (with a huge influx of interest from the US). This is actually a chance for the company to grow its brand quite a bit, and maybe even push past some of the stereotypes and attacks from the US and a few other western countries. And the way to do that is to get more people seeing its content and recognizing that the content is worthwhile. Given all that, going Creative Commons (or something like it) makes perfect sense.


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Corey Crawford gives up goals in each period and offense never really gets started as series heads to Chicago for Game 5
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Players and coaches on both sides have gone out of their way to stress that the Wild are not the same team the Blackhawks handled easily in the first round of the playoffs last season.
The Wild continued to drive home that point when they topped the Hawks 4-2 in Game 4 of their second-round series Friday night at Xcel Energy Center.
After handling the defending Stanley Cup champions in the two games in Minnesota, the series heads back to Chicago tied 2-2 with Game 5 set for Sunday night at the United Center. A year ago, the Hawks wrapped up the series in five games, but the 2014 version already is guaranteed a return trip here for Game 6.
In what won't go down as a textbook case of outstanding hockey, the Wild got scores from Justin Fontaine, Jason Pominville, Nino Niederreiter and Jared Spurgeon while Ilya Bryzgalov earned the victory in goal to lift the Wild.
Patrick Sharp and Michal Handzus scored for the Hawks, but it wasn't enough as goaltender Corey Crawford struggled early and it cost him with a loss.
The Wild set the pace in the first period and had the Hawks on their heels throughout. The Hawks didn't record their first shot on goal until Bryzgalov handled Brandon Saad's wrister 6 minutes, 20 seconds into the game.
The Wild grabbed the lead at 7:24 of the first when Matt Cooke, playing his first game since serving a seven-game suspension, stole the puck from Hawks defenseman Michal Rozsival and fed Fontaine, who scored from the right circle.
As the clock wound down on the first, the Hawks pulled even when Sharp's shot from the right circle somehow found its way through Bryzgalov's pads with 39 seconds remaining. The Hawks had to feel fortunate to be tied after being out shot 7-4 in the sloppy opening period
The goal was Sharp's second of the postseason after leading the Hawks with 34 during the regular season.
Crawford's rough night continued when early in the second Pominville banked a shot from behind the goal off the netminder and into the net to regain the lead.
Again, the Hawks battled back to tie it when Handzus redirected a Brent Seabrook shot from the point past Bryzgalov, who still was settling into position after shoving Handzus from in front of him.
The tie lasted 44 seconds when the Hawks were victimized by a bad line change that opened room for Niederreiter and the winger flipped a shot from the left circle that beat Crawford to the glove side.
Midway through the second, Sharp had an excellent opportunity to even things when he broke in on Bryzgalov all alone but the veteran goalie got his right pad on a backhanded attempt.
Crawford righted himself and was stellar with three big stops during a Wild power play and Bryzgalov came up big on a Marian Hossa blast that had the goalie looking behind him to see if the play had made its way through.
Early in the third, the Wild put things away when Spurgeon took a terrific pass from Mikko Koivu and deposited the puck in the net on the power play.
The Wild continued to keep the Hawks from playing their fast-paced game by slowing things down through the neutral zone, filling the shooting lanes and keeping the visitors hemmed in their own zone with tight forechecking.
"We have to put it in our mind that the rush game is going to be tight," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. "Just advance as clean and neatly as possible is our first priority. Off that, hopefully we get some directness in the offensive zone and get pucks (and) bodies at the net. That's about as simply put as you can describe it, but we get in trouble trying to make plays."
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Articles by Ioanna Theodorou
Other Publications (4)
- Journal of the Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone System : JRAAS
- Nephrology, Dialysis, Transplantation : Official Publication of the European Dialysis and Transplant Association - European Renal Association
- Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America
- Methods in Molecular Biology (Clifton, N.J.)
Articles by Ioanna Theodorou in JoVE
BRET Ötesinde Bir Adım: Sınırsız Uyarma tarafından Flüoresan Lüminesans dan (YAKIT) Joseph Dragavon1, Carolyn Sinow2, Alexandra D. Holland1, Abdessalem Rekiki1, Ioanna Theodorou3, Chelsea Samson4, Samantha Blazquez1, Kelly L. Rogers5, Régis Tournebize1,6,7, Spencer L. Shorte1 1Plate-Forme d'Imagerie Dynamique, Imagopole, Institut Pasteur, 2Department of Radiation Oncology, Stanford School of Medicine, 3 Ilgili ilkeleri ölçme ve floroforlar ve antikor hedefli koşulları çok sayıda uyumluluğunu göstererek Lüminesans (YAKIT) dan Sınırsız Uyarma tarafından Floresans temel ve uygulanabilirliğini genişletilmesi.
Other articles by Ioanna Theodorou on PubMed
Impact of Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone System Genes on the Treatment Response of Patients with Hypertension and Metabolic Syndrome Journal of the Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone System : JRAAS. Dec, 2007 | Pubmed ID: 18205097 To evaluate the influence of clinical, biochemical and genetic markers on the response to antihypertensive treatment in patients with essential hypertension and the metabolic syndrome (MetS).
Inhibition of Tumour Necrosis Factor Alpha in Idiopathic Membranous Nephropathy: a Pilot Study Nephrology, Dialysis, Transplantation : Official Publication of the European Dialysis and Transplant Association - European Renal Association. Jul, 2009 | Pubmed ID: 19202167 Tumour necrosis alpha has been implicated in the pathogenesis of autoimmune disorders was to evaluate the safety, tolerability and potential efficacy of the tumour necrosis factor alpha (TNF-alpha) inhibitor, etanercept (ET), in patients with idiopathic membranous nephropathy (MN).
In Vivo Excitation of Nanoparticles Using Luminescent Bacteria Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. Jun, 2012 | Pubmed ID: 22615349 The lux operon derived from Photorhabdus luminescens incorporated into bacterial genomes, elicits the production of biological chemiluminescence typically centered on 490 nm. The light-producing bacteria are widely used for in vivo bioluminescence imaging. However, in living samples, a common difficulty is the presence of blue-green absorbers such as hemoglobin. Here we report a characterization of fluorescence by unbound excitation from luminescence, a phenomenon that exploits radiating luminescence to excite nearby fluorophores by epifluorescence. We show that photons from bioluminescent bacteria radiate over mesoscopic distances and induce a red-shifted fluorescent emission from appropriate fluorophores in a manner distinct from bioluminescence resonance energy transfer. Our results characterizing fluorescence by unbound excitation from luminescence, both in vitro and in vivo, demonstrate how the resulting blue-to-red wavelength shift is both necessary and sufficient to yield contrast enhancement revealing mesoscopic proximity of luminescent and fluorescent probes in the context of living biological tissues.
In Vitro and in Vivo Demonstrations of Fluorescence by Unbound Excitation from Luminescence (FUEL) Methods in Molecular Biology (Clifton, N.J.). 2014 | Pubmed ID: 24166383 Bioluminescence imaging is a powerful technique that allows for deep-tissue analysis in living, intact organisms. However, in vivo optical imaging is compounded by difficulties due to light scattering and absorption. While light scattering is relatively difficult to overcome and compensate, light absorption by biological tissue is strongly dependent upon wavelength. For example, light absorption by mammalian tissue is highest in the blue-yellow part of the visible energy spectrum. Many natural bioluminescent molecules emit photonic energy in this range, thus in vivo optical detection of these molecules is primarily limited by absorption. This has driven efforts for probe development aimed to enhance photonic emission of red light that is absorbed much less by mammalian tissue using either direct genetic manipulation, and/or resonance energy transfer methods. Here we describe a recently identified alternative approach termed Fluorescence by Unbound Excitation from Luminescence (FUEL), where bioluminescent molecules are able to induce a fluorescent response from fluorescent nanoparticles through an epifluorescence mechanism, thereby significantly increasing both the total number of detectable photons as well as the number of red photons produced.


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In graphic: The facts on Swindon South as Jeremy Corbyn drops in
Key election facts about Swindon South, where Jeremy Corbyn has made a campaign visit:It is a seat currently held by the Conservatives.
Robert Buckland has a majority of 5,785 – the Tories' 10th smallest majority in south-west England.It is one of Labour's targets in the south of England. The party needs a swing of 5.9% to take the seat.
The Tories took the seat from Labour in 2010.Labour had previously held the seat since its creation in 1997.
The neighbouring constituency of Swindon North has also been held by the Conservatives since 2010.
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