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Can we all just get along? Immunological memory learns toleranceJanuary 15, 2013 by Chris Defrancesco in Medicine & Health / Immunology
(Medical Xpress)—Immunology researchers at the University of Connecticut Health Center are learning more about memory T cells, which are cells that fight infection from a previously encountered antigen.
"This work shows that under normal circumstances, memory T cells ignore self-antigens, thereby prohibiting autoimmunity," says Leo Lefrançois, Department of Immunology chair, whose laboratory developed a genetically modified mouse model that made the research possible. "However, when inflammation is introduced the memory cells can respond, helping to explain why infections can trigger autoimmune diseases."
Memory T cells normally exist to protect from re-infection. But memory T cells also can cause autoimmune disease when they cross-react with self-antigens, sometimes triggered by infection.
An antigen is a substance normally foreign to the body that evokes an immune response and is bound by T cells. Autoimmunity can occur when T cells bind self-antigens. Co-authors include Evan Jellison, assistant professor of immunology, Lynn Puddington, associate professor of immunology and medicine, former UConn Health Center postdoctoral fellow Michael Turner, and research assistants Elizabeth Lingenheld and Li Zhu. Their work is published in the Dec. 26 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
"These results have implications for relapsing remitting forms of autoimmune disease as well as for cancer therapy where memory T cells might ignore tumor antigens but could potentially be triggered to attack the tumor," Jellison says.
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But that doesn't make any sense. The Claymore stage is the caterpiller, and the Awakened side is the buttefly. I suppose half-awakened could be the cocoon stage. This is the first time I've ever seen a ball, or some sort or ball form ever.
Unless you're not speaking metaphorically, and the their is actually a boss who transforms into a big ball...which is still weird. Was it too hard to just end on Rigardo?
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Yes, she can use phantom ability for sort of ranged attack.
Teresa campaign is big dissappointment, while Miria campaign had little story, Teresa's has no story at all. And is also even shorter than Miria's, I finished it in less than 1 hour.
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After waiting forever, Claymore game finally arrived at my doorstep. I purchased DS just for this game. While waiting for the shipment, I also purchased Castlevania and Valkarie Profile for killing time.
My first impression is....is it doujin game? I would expect more gameplay from the professional game developers. Oh well, it's the game for Claymore. It's like people like the shows, so you have to have the related merchandise anyway. I will play more to make the judgement.
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My idea was more along the lines of a RPG with a large online capability... than a MMORPG. So a story driven game rather a monster hunt with a band on friends roaming where ever you want. Hell, my idea included that if you leave your assigned region for too long or too often then the org will send Raphaela after you... not a good idea for a MMORPG but a great idea for a RPG.
Plus I've got no idea how you could have a MMORPG of Claymore, when there can only be 47 Claymores at any one time. Add on top of that ABings rarely teaming up... so in short a MMORPG with no large parties but only small groups of friends...
Too see the post Sheik is referring to...
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An add-on to the idea that I wrote once.
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Roflmao.....wow - 2009, it's been awhile . I haven't seen Walter, Jonova and the others since then.
Not sure if anyone can help you....I'm not sure how many people have even actually played the game before; it became very anti-climatic when we started learning more about it and sort of a disappointment in people's eyes (example - not much true variation between all the characters despite the many shown -- Roflmao at myself at my questioning of the final boss at the top of this page. )
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Welcome to Local 6 Theme World
January 10, 2014
Avatarland Breaks Ground
It has happened. Two and a half YEARS after being announced, and just days after Camp Minnie-Mickey entered Yesterland, Disney brass held a ceremonial groundbreaking for Avatarland. Cute touch: they used over-sized blue shovels.
Ok , the blue guy wasn't really there, and the real working title is "Pandora: the World of Avatar." But everyone will call it Avatarland, Just like everyone calls the park's last big addition Everest instead of "Expedition Everest: Legend of the Forbidden Mountain"
No new art was released today, but Disney says "Guests will experience the wonders of Pandora when they fly with banshees and explore a rich natural environment with mountains that float and interactive plants that glow at night."
Here's a link to more details of what that really means, from a past Theme World entry.
The big goal is to turn Animal Kingdom into a park that regularly stays open at night -- including a night version of the safari, and a night spectacular centered around the tree of life.
Look for a lot more to come out from Disney, and from my sources in the months and years ahead. Avatarland is expected to start opening in late 2016 or 2017.
Disney's video of the groundbreaking is below.
That's it for today!
Keep your emails, questions, tips and comments coming! I always appreciate the feedback.
You can always find all of my blog entries at www.clickorlando.com/themeparks
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TWO Maranoa Netball Association girls are about to make history as the first two players from the district to be part of the Darling Down's Panthers Queensland State Netball League Team.
16-year-old Zoe Peak and 15-year-old Matika Laycock were selected for the team after they impressed coach Gary Fry at the selections.
"They acquitted themselves very well against the other girls trying out for the team," Mr Fry said.
Zoe and Matika were joined at the selections by teammate Colina Grant.
Mr Fry said although Colina did not make the team she had displayed real potential and has been asked to continue to train with the Panthers.
"We want to involve the girls from out west as much as we can because they are to a degree isolated by distance," Mr Fry said.
"Hopefully Zoe and Matika will be the first two of many to join us from the district."
Playing with the Panthers will be a huge step up for the girls, as the Darling Downs team plays in the second highest division in the state.
Coach Leona Collins said she's confident the girls have what it takes to continue to play netball professionally.
"This will give them some great exposure," Ms Collins said.
Matika Laycock said she and Zoe will be travelling down to Toowomba once a week to train with the Panthers as they prepare for the 2013 season.
"Then next year we will travel every weekend to places like Bunduberg, Townsville, Rockhampton and Brisbane to compete," Matika said.
Zoe Peak said it was incredibly exciting to be selected for the team and they're looking forward to starting training next week.
"It's going to be a big leap up for us and getting to play on another level," Zoe said.
Matika and Zoe thanked their coaches Leona Collins and Peta Jackson as well as their parents for making their selection on the team possible.
Now the girls are looking for sponsors to help them cover their significant travel expenses.
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What: Zoe Peak and Matika Laycock selected for Darling Down's Panthers Queensland State Netball League Team. Colina Grant also set to train with the team.
Where: they will be training in Toowoomba every week
How can you help: Phone Sue Laycock on 0487 661 757 or Jackie Peak on 0428 221 718 to sponsor the girls.
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The two were rumored to be together earlier this year, though Lopez remained coy on their official status at the time. Things seemed to fizzle out fairly quickly with Lopez moving on to a relationship with Alex Rodriguez.
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I hope he doesn't mind these belated wishes, but Tuesday was Edgar Allan Poe's 200th birthday and there are several new books out to commemorate it. In the Shadow of the Master is a collection of Poe stories put together by the Mystery Writers of America and edited by Michael Connelly. The stories are accompanied by essays by such notable writers as Stephen King, Laura Lippman and Lisa Scottoline.
The MWA also brings us On a Raven's Wing - a collection of new stories inspired by Poe by bestselling mystery writers including Mary Higgins Clark, James W. Hall and Rupert Holmes. And lastly, the award-winning biography of Poe by Kenneth Silverman, Edgar A. Poe has been reissued with striking new cover art. Get under the covers or in front of the fire and have a Poe-fest this weekend! And if your book club is inclined, the MWA website has tips on how to start a crime fiction book club, courtesy of our good friend Carol at ReadingGroupGuides.com.


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First of all, this is not an announcement that we're having a baby. Let's get that out of the way right up front. OK? No baby yet. Trust me, if/when there's good news to share in this department I will be shouting it from the mountaintop!
But as most of you know, we are trying. And although we've been attempting to keep things on the down-low where Will is concerned, that's slightly hard to do when he sees dad giving mom shots every night. So we told him the basics — mom and dad are going to the doctor so he can help us give Will a new baby brother or sister. Although we tried to temper his expectations for fear of disappointing him, that's pretty hard to do since 4.5-year-olds get carried away pretty quickly.
The first question he had was logistical. He knows babies grow in a woman's tummy, but he was confused about how they make their grand appearance into the world. Out of curiosity, we asked him where he thought babies make their exit.
"Well, the baby grows in mumma's tummy and then when it's time to be born the baby slides down and mumma poops it out of her butt."
Look, you can't fault his logic. It does make sense. And the grunting noise he made when talking about the baby being pooped out was really the cherry on top of that hysterical sundae. But even though the thought of letting him go through life thinking babies come out a woman's derriere was tempting, we figured we should set him straight. So we told him — in a matter-of-fact tone — that babies make their escape via a woman's vagina.
His response will forever live in infamy:
"No dada! The baby has to come out the butt. Mom's vagina isn't big enough to fit a baby but her bum is!"
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Just pulled a Butler... 5 sec count
Just pulled a Butler... 5 sec count
A little too late .
Demar is looking pretty good since signing that extension. I know its early but 3/4 games have been great, and I'm looking for positives.
Everytime they get it to 9 or 8 they put up a stupid shot.
Oh, Demar puts up a dumb shot. shocker.
Just like the Brooklyn and Indiana games, the Raptors have been in the game for the whole time apart from a small stretch. For about 40 of the minutes it's been around a 8-12 point game. Of course, you gotta play 48 minutes sadly.
and another terrible call to seal the deal.
EDIT: at least they had the decency to call a make up foul, but then they promptly missed a MASSIVE illegal screen.
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Can`t believe they have a shot at this...
For all the negatives in this game, it's unbelievable the Raptors had a chance to win it down the stretch.
That McGuire block was SO painfully clean. There was probably a giant hand print on the ball. I didn't even watch much of the game but in the like 15 minutes that I did, the refs managed to make me punch several holes in my wall.
The more I watch this team the more I just want to trade everyone except Valanciunas, Ross, Derozan, and Lowry.
Raptors will never win with Bargnani in the lineup. He's way too unreliable offensively. His D and rebounding is way below average too.
Not enough horses. Derozan played good. Amir was solid off the bench. Tough game for JV.
Bargs' line looks awesome but for every bucket the guy gets he gives one up on the defensive end.
They have to do something about Fields. It's four on five out there.
if fields can hit 1 jump shot, just one. I'll be the happiest man ever
yeah Bargnani had 9 boards but his D is crap.
What the hell was Casey thinking with minutes in the 2nd half????? We got within 8, then proceeded to play Lucas, McGuire, Anderson, Acy and Amir for 6 MINUTES. What happened? Back to a 13 point deficit that the starters had to try and inch back again.
Aaron Gray played the longest most painful 8 minutes I can recall in awhile. He single handedly KILLED a few possessions at the end of the first half. Where is Kleiza? This family problem has turned into over a week, hope he's OK, because our bench sure as hell isn't.
Casey really needs to stop giving minutes to every. player. on. the. bench. This isn't community league basketball. I really don't know a lot about Dominic McGuire, but I do know I don't want him playing 12 second half minutes.
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HARLEM, NY - For an early season matchup, it doesn't get much more interesting than Mt. Vernon vs. Bishop Loughlin. Both are considered to be challengers to win the Federation title come March, and both were looking for a big statement win Saturday at the Rucker Holiday Classic in Harlem. From start to finish though, it was the Lions who played the more inspired game as they cruised to a 76-56 win.
With St. John's head coach Steve Lavin in attendance to check him out, Khadeen Carrington got the game off strong for Loughlin hitting a runner in the lane to open the scoring and then connecting on a short baseline jumper. Mike Williams also served notice early on that he would be a dangerous threat nailing down a couple early threes. Add in the play of Jayvian Delacruz who able to get into the lane and finish with ease, and this had makings of a blowout as Loughlin was containing all the Knights weapons and had a 27-15 lead after 1.
The 2nd quarter saw 5'8" PG Josh Doughty light up the floor. The senior would knock down four three's in the quarter and would show an array of moves on the perimeter that wowed the capacity crowd. With Doughty starting to heat up, the entire Mt. Vernon team stepped up and applied more ball pressure which seemed to rattle the Lions a bit. Doughty would score 14 points in the quarter as the Knights fought back from what was an early 17 point hole to just trail 40-33 at the half.
You could say it was anyone's game going into the 3rd quarter, but Bishop Loughlin quickly dashed any hopes that Mt. Vernon may have had starting the quarter on an 8-0 run behind back to back corner threes from Delacruz and Williams. The defensive intensity of the Lions picked up as well pressuring Doughty more to force him into bad shots or passes. The good defense led to more fastbreak opportunities for Loughlin as well with Khalik Howe getting to the basket a couple times off steals. Williams finished off a brilliant 3rd quarter for Loughlin with a dagger three that gave the Lions a 63-46 lead.
Bishop Loughlin opened the lead up to as big as 24 in the 4th with Carrington getting back in the scoring act finishing on a nice spin in the lane early in the quarter, and hitting a tough leaner with about 3 minutes to go. Both he and Williams came up big in a big game as the Lions eased to a 76-56 win.
Williams led Loughlin with 22 points, while Carrington and Delacruz added 18 and 12 respectively. Doughty led all scorers for Mt. Vernon with 28 points, while teammate Jamal Lewis finished with 14.
There was no other way to describe it other than a near flawless performance from Bishop Loughlin. They got a big time performance from Williams, which came as no surprise to Lions Coach Ed Gonzalez.
"He is a great shooter and today was his day. One day it's Khadeen, another day it's Jayvian, and today it was Mike." Gonzalez said. "I have some good shooters and when they get good shots like Mike got today, they will go down."
It was not just a win, but a win against the 2 time defending State Champions, something that was not lost on Carrington.
"It's a big statement for us. We heard they were nationally ranked somewhere too so we wanted it even more after that." Carrington said.
Williams agreed noting that beating the 2 time champs should give their team a bit more respect but added that the win just wasn't for them.
"I hope we showed that the public schools aren't the best. The Catholic schools got good basketball too and we wanted to come out and prove that we can beat the best" Williams said.
It was a tougher scene on the Mt. Vernon side of things, but Coach Bob Cimmino gave nothing but praise to his opponents.
"They were very very good and we didn't compete early on. You cannot let a good team like that take the lead." Cimmino said. "They hit some amazing shots, a couple of them just had me shaking my head." the coach went on to add.
It was a war on the court and Loughlin came away victorious, and Cimmino summed up why he felt the game finished the way it did.
"You can't decide when you go to war, only the other country can, and today Loughlin was the other country and they decided early on, from the tip of the ball to be exact, and we just weren't ready."
Iona Prep 83- New Rochelle 73 OT
In a game that most thought was over with Iona Prep up 66-50 with 4:52 left in the game, New Rochelle stormed back to finish the 4th on a 18-2 run to send the game into overtime.
It would've been easy to understand if the Gaels had no fight left after blowing such a big lead, but they did no such thing as Tom Capuano started the overtime session with a big three pointer that seemed to give Iona Prep back the feeling of confidence. Isaiah Ice who missed a pair of free throws that would've won the game in regulation stepped up and hit four big ones in the OT to help the Gaels outscore the Huguenots 15-5 in the extra session to take the win 83-73.
Ice led the Gaels with 26 points in the win, while Brandon Williams had 19 and Capuano added 15, 7 of which came in the OT. Joe Clarke led all scorers with 31 for New Rochelle, with Derek Dorn chipping in 16.
After the win Iona Prep Coach Vic Quirolo admitted to some doubts going into the overtime.
"I really thought we were in trouble." Quirolo said. "But I sat them down and said play your best ball now. It's a new ball game. I figure 97% of teams who blow a 16 point lead that late would lose in overtime, so I like that we hung tough and pulled it out."
The win was good enough, but to beat New Rochelle, their crosstown rivals, seemed to make it extra special for Quirolo.
"It was icing on the cake for me. I respect their program and what they do so much, that to beat them really means a lot."
Brooklyn Collegiate 42- Wadleigh 39 OT
Brooklyn Collegiate ralled back from a 5 point 4th quarter deficit to send the game into overtime, and once the overtime started Craig McKenzie came alive scoring all 8 of his points in the extra stanza to help lead the undermanned Lions to the victory.
Willie Barnes led all scorers with 11 points for Brooklyn Collegiate, while McKenzie added the big 8. Wadleigh in defeat was led by Bryan Santelises with 9 points, and Stephen Turner who chipped in 8.
Xaverian tops Curtis, 49-46
George Lambert led Xaverian with 15 points with Jamal Olorunje as high man for Curtis with 13 points.
Thurgood Marshall Academy fall to Bayside, 71-53
Brandon King scored game high 19 points for Bayside; Dalton Rodney led TMA with 10 points.
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Jolie's disclosure of a preventative double mastectomy after she learned she carried the so-called "breast-cancer gene" (which vastly increases the odds of getting the potentially fatal disease) has opened up a national discussion and flurry of interest.
On the local level, the Weekly's story (www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?id=29744) about Kniss' disclosure has generated a similar burst of interest on the part of many women, she reported Tuesday in a telephone interview while awaiting a flight to Kansas City for a conference on "Fiber to the Home," the longest-running topic in Palo Alto, I believe.
"I have had so many people talk to me, or want to talk to me," Kniss said of the past few days. She is more than happy to talk about it, but has noticed an odd pattern: Most "don't want to talk to me about their own breast cancer," just the topic itself.
Kniss said her decision to keep quiet about her diagnosis and treatment — confiding only in her husband, Rick, and four close friends — was among the hardest decisions she has ever made. It also was multi-faceted, both a personal desire for being able to deal with the situation herself in private and because she was then a candidate for City Council. She said she didn't desire either a sympathy vote or a concern about her being able to serve adequately due to her health.
There was an initial panic about whether she would be able to see her grandchildren grow up, then hope emerged.
Looking back, she acknowledges that simple embarrassment may have played a role in her decision to stay private.
"Isn't it a shame that in our culture cancer is embarrassing?" she observed — more a statement than a question.
She said the diagnosis came as a complete shock to her and her physician, following a routine mammogram. But she never felt that it threatened her life, even though her sister died of the disease a decade ago — without any mammography screening, Kniss believes.
She'd now like to make a difference to other women, and those close to them in families or relationships. She will help raise funds for Breast Cancer Connections and push for greater awareness of the lifesaving potential of self-exams and regular screenings.
Part of that awareness is about the vast improvements that have been made in the past three or four decades in detection and treatment, Kniss said.
Men also have a stronger role they could play in encouraging spouses or partners to get checkups, even though getting one can be scary enough to merit a medal of courage.
In my own case, breast cancer has hit my family hard. It claimed my mother, my oldest sister and my mother-in-law. Two nieces have fought it off, for now — one who contracted it at age 24 and has long been clear — except she recently found she carries the breast-cancer gene. One of her daughters contracted the disease and handled well some uncle-ish teasing about how good she looked bald, during treatment.
It's a topic that is hard to ignore when people you deeply love are stricken, or are vulnerable to the disease. But when not directly engaged it is a topic many simply wish to ignore.
I also had a personal experience that dates back about 30 years, when some profound changes were beginning to occur in the detection and treatment of breast cancer. After I left the Palo Alto Times, I was named director of community relations (later director of public affairs) at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation/Clinic (best known as PAMF).
One continuing story was how clinic physicians began carefully experimenting with, first, "outpatient medicine," and, second, with replacing the common mastectomy with removal of the cancer itself (lumpectomy) combined with radiation treatment and chemotherapy. The physicians in a widely publicized study found that the combination had survival rates as good as full mastectomies, without some of the emotional or other side effects.
Then one day in the early 1980s a representative of the League of Women Voters of Palo Alto asked if PAMF would co-sponsor a community conference on breast cancer. Sure, I replied. What aspect? They weren't sure, so we set up a meeting to brainstorm an approach.
Earlier, one physician had advised me to avoid at all cost sponsoring anything on breast cancer "because no one will come." They tried one the year before, he said, and there were more speakers than audience members.
"What was the title?" I asked. "Breast Cancer: A Legislative Update," he replied.
Hm, I thought, doing a mental diagnosis.
At the meeting except for another man who was a volunteer, I was the token male of a dozen well-educated, articulate League members. We discussed different ideas and I at one point asked if I could ask a personal question: "How many of you do regular self-exams?" Two or three raised their hands.
"For the others, why not?" I asked.
There was a long, uncomfortable moment, then a soft voice from the far end of the table: "It's scary."
Yes. The title we came up with was "Breast Cancer: Fear is the Enemy." For the conference, we produced a booklet with the same title, covering more of the emotional side effects of breast cancer that a literature search revealed was almost completely absent from informational materials.
The booklet was used for years by PAMF, and even by the Stanford Hospital surgery department for breast-cancer patients until other materials were developed.
I'm looking for a copy to share with Liz.
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O's Wild Card chase takes hit with loss in 18th
ST. PETERSBURG -- Buck Showalter shook up his batting order Friday night and the Orioles responded with 12 hits, but that wasn't enough as the Rays tightened their grip on one of the two American League Wild Card spots with a 5-4 win over the O's in 18 innings.
The Orioles trail the Indians by 2 1/2 games for the second AL Wild Card. Tampa Bay holds the top spot.Full Game Coverage
ST. PETERSBURG -- Buck Showalter shook up his batting order Friday night and the Orioles responded with 12 hits, but that wasn't enough as the Rays tightened their grip on one of the two American League Wild Card spots with a 5-4 win over the O's in 18 innings.
The Orioles trail the Indians by 2 1/2 games for the second AL Wild Card. Tampa Bay holds the top spot.Full Game Coverage
The two teams combined to use a Major League-record 21 pitchers. At six hours and 54 minutes, it was the longest game in Rays history, both in terms of innings and time, and the longest game in Orioles history in terms of time.
There was a playoff atmosphere at Tropicana Field as 21,247 turned out to see the game. David DeJesus finally ended it with a single off Bud Norris that scored Desmond Jennings.
"It was a case of two teams both wanting something really bad," said Showalter. "And there was a small margin.
"I'm really proud of everybody. We didn't give in. But things are not always fair. They're battling, too. We're all operating under the same umbrella."
"It was long, long," said Manny Machado, who played all 18 innings and went 1-for-7 while batting leadoff for the first time in his professional career. "It would have been much better, obviously, if we had come out on top. But they're trying to win just like we were.
"Now we've got another game in a couple of hours and we have to come back and try to win," added Machado, who was hit on the right hand by a pitch in the seventh inning, but remained in the game.
In the seventh, Adam Jones, moved from cleanup to second in the order, doubled off the left-field fence to drive home Brian Roberts, who had walked, to tie the score at 3. Danny Valencia, batting cleanup for the first time as an Oriole, put Baltimore on top for the first time by scoring Machado with a sacrifice fly to center.
But the Rays tied it up with a run off Kevin Gausman in the bottom of the seventh.
Jason Hammel, making just his fourth start since the All-Star break and starting on six days' rest, worked the first five innings, allowing three runs on six hits. Hammel, who was drafted in the 10th round by the Rays in 2002, was making his second start and third appearance since his five-week stint on the disabled list because of a flexor strain. Hammel was the first of 10 Baltimore pitchers to appear in the game.
David Price, the first of 11 Rays pitchers, shut the Orioles out for the first four innings. But the Birds loaded the bases with a walk to Michael Morse and singles from Roberts and Machado to start the fifth. Jones' slow chopper down the third-base line pushed one run across the plate and left the bases loaded. But Chris Davis struck out and Valencia bounced into an inning-ending double play.
The Orioles chased Price in the sixth when Matt Wieters led off with a double -- the Birds' ninth hit off the Rays' ace left-hander. Wieters later scored on Nick Markakis' infield grounder to make it 3-2.
The Rays scored a run in the first on back-to-back doubles by DeJesus and Ben Zobrist. Following a single by Evan Longoria, Zobrist crossed the plate courtesy of a two-base error by Davis at first. Tampa Bay added another run in the second when catcher Jose Molina legged out a double and scored on DeJesus' sacrifice fly. But Hammel, who was 1-2 with a 5.57 ERA in four previous starts against the Rays, settled down after that and limited Tampa Bay to two hits over the next three innings.
Jim Hawkins is a contributor to MLB.com.


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Sean McKessy, Chief of the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) Office of the Whistleblower, recently reported that a "significant majority" of whistleblowers indicated that they used internal reporting channels before contacting the SEC.
During a March 14 interview, McKessy touted the progress of the SEC's whistleblower program. The program, mandated by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, pays monetary awards to whistleblowers who provide the SEC with original information about a violation of the securities laws that leads to a successful SEC enforcement of an action that results in monetary penalties exceeding $1 million.
McKessy explained that his office, which staffed up recently to include seven attorneys and one senior-level paralegal, is continuing to receive tips from across the country, as well as from outside the U.S., identifying conduct canvassing a broad variety of potential securities violations.
Initial criticism of the whistleblower program focused on the fact that the SEC omitted an explicit requirement that whistleblowers first report suspected wrongdoing internally in accordance with their company's compliance program in order to be eligible for the bounty.
In response to this criticism, McKessy reported that a "significant majority" of whistleblowers indicated that they used internal reporting channels before contacting the SEC. In the tips McKessy personally reviewed, direct reporting to the SEC in lieu of internal reporting occurred less than a handful of times.
While acknowledging that there was some initial concern that his office "would be inundated with an avalanche of nonsense" from individuals trying to take advantage of the bounty, McKessy explained that has not been the case: "Not to say that every whistleblower tip is a home run, but generally we are seeing some very specific, timely, credible tips coming through people who are participating in the program."
McKessy refused to comment on the existence or non-existence of any current investigations launched as a result of a tip from a whistleblower. While there have not been any awards to whistleblowers under the program, he credited that to the fact that the statute requires the whistleblower to have come forward after July 21, 2010 and the tip would have had to ripen into a successful action where the SEC collected at least $1 million.
In McKessy's opinion, a payout to a whistleblower "can't happen soon enough" and "when it happens we will certainly make it known that we have made a payment, consistent with our philosophy of empowering whistleblowers." The identification of any whistleblower receiving a payment would not be released by the SEC.
There can be little doubt that the whistleblower program will result in an uptick of SEC investigations and resulting enforcement actions. Thus, maintaining a robust compliance program that features a specific mechanism for internal reporting of potential violations of the law or corporate policy is essential. Consider updating your company's internal reporting program as follows:
- Provide an internal hotline for reporting misconduct akin to the hotline provided by the Office of the Whistleblower.
- Permit anonymous reporting by allowing employees to elect not to disclose their name or any other identifying information, such as office location or department.
- Ensure that the company's code of conduct or other policy prohibits retaliation for reporting potential misconduct.
The SEC has confirmed that the whistleblower program is operating as intended, providing the SEC with information regarding a broad variety of potential securities violations. In order to avoid becoming a target of a potential SEC investigation, companies should assess and update their internal reporting program to include effective methods of detecting and responding to whistleblower complaints.


text: Since this comes out tomorrow, and we've already gotten one review, from Trekmovie. I thought it might be a good time to set up a thread for this. Trek movie seemed to enjoy it based on their review. They did review a pretty major spoiler, that should get an interesting reaction from the fandom. Apparently at least one of the series possible baddies is Spoiler: Baddie's Identity Rober April . EDIT: Oops, if a mod could change the thread name to Countdown to Darkness #1.... it would appreciated.


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Best-selling author Mark Mathabane to speak Oct. 8
South African writer Mark Mathabane, author of the best-selling autobiography "Kaffir Boy," will discuss his new novel, "The Proud Liberal," at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8, at the Carl A. Fields Center for Equality and Cultural Understanding, 58 Prospect Ave, on the Princeton University campus. The event is free and open to the public.
In "Kaffir Boy," published in 1986, Mathabane told the true story of his coming of age under apartheid in South Africa. The book made the New York Times and Washington Post best-seller lists and was translated into several languages. Today, the book is used in classrooms across the U.S.
Mathabane, a frequent speaker on issues of race, also is the author of several other works of fiction and nonfiction and has served as a White House Fellow.
Born of destitute parents whose $10-a-week wage could not pay the rent for their shack or put food on the table, Mathabane wrote that he spent the first 18 years of his life as the eldest of seven children in a one-square-mile ghetto that was home to more than 200,000 blacks. A childhood of devastating poverty, terrifying and brutal police raids and relentless humiliation drove him to the brink of suicide at the age of 10, he wrote.
A love of learning and books and his dreams of tennis stardom carried him from despair, hate and anger to possibility and hope, Mathabane wrote. He said that his illiterate mother, who has become a source of inspiration for many American women, believed that education was the only way out of the ghetto, the only way to keep her son from a dead-end life of street gangs and crime. Her courage and sacrifice turned Mathabane's life around, he said.
According to Mathabane, he did what no physically and psychologically battered "Kaffir" from the mean streets of Alexandra was supposed to do -- he escaped to tell about it. Tennis was Mathabane's passport to freedom. In 1978, with the help of 1972 Wimbledon champion Stan Smith, Mathabane left South Africa to attend an American university on a scholarship.
He has appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," "Today," CNN's "Sonya Live," "Nightwatch," "Larry King Live" and many other TV and radio programs across the country. His provocative articles have appeared in the New York Times, Newsday and U.S. News and World Report. He has been featured in Time, Newsweek and People magazines. A sought-after lecturer, he was nominated for 1993 Speaker of the Year by the National Association for Campus Activities.
"Love in Black and White," which he co-authored with his wife, Gail, a writer and communications manager, describes their personal odyssey as an interracial couple in America. Together they have appeared on talk shows, led workshops and delivered lectures on ways to heal the racial divide in America.
Mathabane's fourth book, "African Women: Three Generations," describes the struggles, relationships and triumphs of three South African women who were heroines in "Kaffir Boy" -- his grandmother, mother and sister Florah.
In September 1997, Mathabane completed a one-year assignment as a White House Fellow at the Department of Education in Washington, D.C., where he helped implement several education initiatives. He and the other 17 White House fellows traveled on fact-finding missions to Panama and South Africa.
His latest work of nonfiction, which was published in June 2000 by Simon & Schuster, is called "Miriam's Song" and tells the true story of a young South African girl growing up amid the turmoil and violence that preceded the end of apartheid and Nelson Mandela's election. He recently published his first work of fiction, "Ubuntu," a novel set against the politically and racially tense backdrop of post-apartheid South Africa.
The opening chapters of "Ubuntu" and the first chapters of Mathabane's other books can be read free of charge on his personal website.
Members of the media interested in attending the lecture should e-mail Makeba Clay, at firstname.lastname@example.com, no later than noon on Oct. 7.


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MCLA President Grant named next chancellor at UNC Asheville
NORTH ADAMS -- Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts President Mary K. Grant has been elected today as the seventh chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Asheville.
Grant, 53, has been the steward of MCLA since 2002.
The UNC leadership position attracted an initial pool of 119 applicants, which was narrowed to three finalists. UNC President Tom Ross placed Grant's name in nomination for the role of chancellor today during the Board of Governors' regular August meeting. It was unanimously approved.
Grant will assume her new duties as of Jan. 5, 2015, succeeding Anne Ponder, who announced in January that she would retire this summer after nine years in the post.
Ross announced that Doug Orr, president emeritus of Warren Wilson College, will serve as interim chancellor of UNC Asheville beginning Sept. 1, serving until Grant's official arrival.
Grant was in attendance for Friday's meeting and announcement, along with her husband, Jim Canavan, and is scheduled to attend an on-campus welcome reception at UNC Ashville today, from 4:30 to 6 p.m.
When she took to the podium, Grant was wearing a scarf of signature UNC blue, and immediately acknowledged both the UNC and MCLA community for their work in the liberal arts field of higher education.
"It's a great joy for me to be here. I've met so many wonderful people," said Grant, who also acknowledged "my team back at MCLA" for their work in preparing for a transition in leadership.
She also acknowledged outgoing Chancellor Ponder. "We don't fill shoes, we stand on shoulders ... and your shoulders are strong," Grant said.
Grant was named in 2002 as the 11th president of MCLA and is the first alumna to serve in that capacity.
"It has been an honor and a privilege to work alongside Dr. Grant. Under her leadership the college has flourished. I am excited and happy about the many opportunities that the future holds for both the UNC Asheville and MCLA communities," Tyler Fairbank, chair of MCLA's Board of Trustees, said in an initial written response to the news.
Grant holds a Ph.D. in social policy from The Heller School at Brandeis University, a master's degree in public affairs from the John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies at the University of Massachusetts at Boston, and a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.
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>Racing>Goal of Sub-3 Hour Marathon
Good Luck to you Norrin, I'll look for you at the start line. I plan on chatting with the 3:00 pacer at the start to see what his race plan is. If it jives with my strategy, I'll hop into that group...if nothing else but for a windbreak! If not, I'll run my own race.
Yes, I saw that blog. It was useful. Ive run part of the bike path part of the course in the Semana Nautica race.
See you there, howabout we'll meet early to do twenty-five sets of stairs at the city college track before catching the bus, right? Need to warmup!
Happy tapers...
Actually, I have a taper question for those in this thread who have done <3hr.
What did you do to taper? I've done every kind of taper possible, from not running at all for two weeks due to an injury, to training through and using the race as a training run. When Ive tried to PR, I mostly have done a standard 2-week taper.
Due to a minor injury 3 weeks ago, I've kindof crammed for this race and haven't done much running at marathon goal pace. Im thinking of doing the following for a taper. I feel like I need some MP running in the next 2 weeks to tune up and get comfortable, but I also want the benefits of a taper. Chime in and tell me I'm stupid.
today - 3 easy
tues - off
wed - 6 easy
thurs - 6 easy
fri - 6 mi, 4 at MP
Sat - 6 easy
Sun - 8, 6 at MP
Mon - 4 easy
Tues - 6 mi, 4 at MP
Wed - 4 easy
Thurs - 4, 2 at MP
Fri - off
Sat - 3 easy
Sun -Race
Close but ... fail
I am not sure if I could have broken 3, but I had to show the hills the respect they deserved or I may have inploded.
1st 10 miles in 1:09:57
2nd 10 miles in 1:09:31
last 10k in 41:18
Total 3:00:46 - I walked 2 of the hills - Some with Garmins daid short - Others who run the area all the time say Garmins will not read accurately with all the trees?
Either way ... Nice race - lots of fun
Comeback #19 Comeback # 20 ... 5/12/18 Ice Age 50 Miler
You're a beast D Bock. From what I've heard about the Monkey anything within shouting distance of 3 hrs is a monster race. You'd think that all those hills would put a damper on your metronome pacing but not a problem I see.
This should have you toughened up for a big try at 2:45 in Feb. Well done.
The King of Beasts
I was there.
Dopple was VERY strong coming in from mile 24 to the finish. Good work.
"As a dreamer of dreams and a travelin' man I have chalked up many a mile. Read dozens of books about heroes and crooks, And I've learned much from both of their styles." ~ Jimmy Buffett
"I don't see much sense in that," said Rabbit. "No," said Pooh humbly, "there isn't. But there was going to be when I began it. It's just that something happened to it along the way.""
I was there.
My wife told me about your finish. THAT is how you run a race my man.
Awesome run DB. Good luck with the ongoing training for a sub 2:45.
Thanks - Legs were trashed yesterday - 1st no run day in awhile - today they hurt but are runnable.
FYI - Another One would have taken it to the house ahead of me, but his glycogen was gone @ mile 24 and I finally caught back up @ 1 mile to go - He is gonna rock his marathon in a few weeks.
Since I could not run last night I had a few beers ... 6 of them to be exact
The Monkey is not like any other race that I have done - I truly shuffled up the hills and blasted my quads on the downs. I am sure there was some, but I do not remember getting to run on flat ground and just groove. So there is no rythm to be had - I just kept thinking "Survive" until mile 20 or 21.
But ... I do think it was only 6-8 minutes slower than a normal marathon
Actually, I have a taper question for those in this thread who have done <3hr.
What did you do to taper? I've done every kind of taper possible, from not running at all for two weeks due to an injury, to training through and using the race as a training run. When Ive tried to PR, I mostly have done a standard 2-week taper.
3rd week is full mileage - normal workouts, but I make sure I always leave a little in the tank - no hero workouts
2nd week out - 70-80% Mileage - Workouts @ 70-80% distance. So if I usually do 5x5 minutes @ 5k pace, I will do 4x5 minutes again no hero workouts.
week of race 35-45% mileage pre-race - 2 easy workouts (1 LAT - maybe 3x5-6 minutes and 1 Vo2 max - maybe 3x3 minutes)
I just did a marathon this Sunday - You can look at my log to see what I did - Just FYI - Saturday Nov 14 impromptu speed workout was a stupid mistake
My wife told me about your finish. THAT is how you run a race my man.
I would agree - when Another one (A1) hit the wall he pushed it past most humans ability to push it - But we already knew he was a beast!
7 ... Jim Howe (M63)
Age Grade - 86.84%
I am sure you have made Pete's 15 minutes of fame baord many times, but congrats
I was also at the Monkey; I ran a 3:29:25. Which was just great; I'm basically in 3:15 - 3:20 shape now (though I may try to go faster at CIM), and that seems about the right time penalty. I LOVED this course, and really everything about the event. I'm gonna have to do it again. I managed not to walk any hills, due largely to bad memory: I was going to allow myself to walk the M24 hill, but I remembered it starting at M24. Instead it ended at M24. So when I got to M24... I just ran it in.
Somehow, I was 3rd master (DB was first); I got a stuffed, hand-crocheted flying monkey! Passed the (then) third master in the last mile. Glad I didn't walk.