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Nine local wrestlers placed in the event. Damien Oliver, Logan Sloss, Aiden Owings and Alex Moats won their division. Michael Ritchie, Logan Owings and Nathan Canas finished second in their division. Frankie Williams and Cole Hathcoat came in third.
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CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's postgame thoughts from the LA Galaxy's 2-1 victory over the Columbus Crew.
Arena's thoughts are below...
(Overall thoughts on the game...)
ARENA: "We fought hard to try and win the game. We were fortunate to capitalize on two penalty kicks. On the night, we played OK—the second half a little bit better than the first half. We can certainly be accused of not finishing our chances, and putting ourselves in a poor position, which certainly happened. Give Columbus credit, they certainly played hard, got a great goal. Not to take anything away from them, it was a great goal. We just had to battle and try to create some chances at the end and we were fortunate to get a couple of calls that made a difference. We've been on the other side of those games a couple of times this year. At this point in the season, we should have 11, 12 victories, but we've shot ourselves in the foot a couple of times. We got to battle and keep moving forward. We have to move up the ladder in a very competitive conference."
(On Galaxy going forward...)
ARENA: "There's an awful lot of work to be done. Finishing our chances is one of them. Defensively on the night, we were, for the most part, pretty good. Columbus really wasn't that dangerous and 10 minutes to go we're chasing the game, and that's not good. So, we got to get better in all aspects and hopefully we can."
(On Columbus' goal...)
ARENA: "I don't know how you look at that goal tonight, that's one of those once in a lifetime-type of goals. I haven't seen it on tape or anything, but it looked like he stuck that in the corner pretty well and he's 16 yards out, so it's one of those plays that happened."
(On the penalties...)
ARENA: "The second one—we might have been fortunate on. I haven't seen them on tape. The first one I think Jose was taken down, but I think there wasn't any of them you could say 100 percent penalty. The Crew's going to feel a little disappointed, for sure."
(On the struggles of Gyasi Zardes...)
ARENA: "That's what separates the men from the boys generally. The players that finish off those chances make a pretty good living around the world. Goal scorers, you got to have a lot of respect for. Gyasi is still young in the trade. He's probably been healthy for three months this year and hopefully, he's going to get better in the penalty area. That's the goal. The positive part is that each and every game, he's getting a bunch of good chances, so hopefully he'll start putting some of those away."
(On the possibility of losing Omar Gonzalez during the transfer window...)
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I still have no landline after Hurricane Sandy brought down the tree and with it the phone line. So that means I will not have DSL and will have to follow the election results the old-fashioned way, on TV. I suspect that they will use a lot of gee-whiz technology.
I am fascinated in particular by 'green screen' technology, where people stand in front of a blank green screen and images are superimposed on them to create an illusion of one unified scene in which the person seems to be actually there in the projected surroundings. I have long meant to look into the physics of it more closely but never got around to it.
Nowadays TV news programs, especially on election night, tend to heavily utilize these effects and this short video from the BBC shows how it is done and the pitfalls for the presenter because of all the people involved, he is the one person who does not see what the rest of us see, though presumably there is a TV monitor off-screen to give him some idea of what is going on.


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IUCN Conservation Status: Least Concern
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A rich, russet-and-gray bird with bold streaks down its white chest, the Song Sparrow is one of the most familiar North American sparrows. Don't let the bewildering variety of regional differences this bird shows across North America deter you: it's one of the first species you should suspect if you see a streaky sparrow in an open, shrubby, or wet area. If it perches on a low shrub, leans back, and sings a stuttering, clattering song, so much the better.
Song Sparrows are found in an enormous variety of open habitats, including tidal marshes, arctic grasslands, desert scrub, pinyon pine forests, aspen parklands, prairie shelterbelts, Pacific rain forest, chaparral, agricultural fields, overgrown pastures, freshwater marsh and lake edges, forest edges, and suburbs. You may also find Song Sparrows in deciduous or mixed woodlands.
Song Sparrows eat mainly seeds and fruits, supplemented by many kinds of invertebrates in summer. Prey include weevils, leaf beetles, ground beetles, caterpillars, dragonflies, grasshoppers, midges, craneflies, spiders, snails, and earthworms. Plant foods include buckwheat, ragweed, clover, sunflower, wheat, rice, blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, mulberries, and wild cherries. Food types vary greatly depending on what's common across the Song Sparrow's extensive range. In British Columbia, Song Sparrows have even been observed picking at the droppings of Glaucous-winged Gulls.
The female builds the nest, working mainly during the morning. It's a simple, sturdy cup made of loose grasses, weeds, and bark on the outsides, then lined more tidily with grasses, rootlets, and animal hair. Construction takes about 4 days. The finished nest is 4-8 inches across (2-2.5 inches for the inside of the cup), and 2.5-4 inches deep.
Song Sparrow pairs search for nest sites together. Nest sites are usually hidden in grasses or weeds, sometimes placed on the ground and occasionally as high as 15 feet; often near water. Not afraid of human habitation, Song Sparrows may nest close to houses, in flower beds.
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Song Sparrows walk or hop on the ground and flit or hop through branches, grass, and weeds. Song Sparrows stay low and forage secretively, but males come to exposed perches, including limbs of small trees, to sing. Courting birds fly together, fluttering their wings, with tails cocked up and legs dangling. Song Sparrows are primarily monogamous, but up to 20 percent of all Song Sparrows sire young with multiple mates each breeding season. In fall, juvenile Song Sparrows may band together in loose flocks around berry trees or water sources. Flight is direct and low on broad, rounded wings. Often flies only short distances between perches or to cover, characteristically pumping the tail downward as it flies.
Song Sparrows are widespread and common across most of the continent, but populations declined by over 30% between 1966 and 2014, according to the North American Breeding Bird Survey. Partners in Flight estimates a global breeding population of 130 million with 88% spending some part of the year in the U.S., 42% in Canada, and 6% in Mexico. The species rates an 8 out of 20 on the Continental Concern Score. Song Sparrow is not on the 2014 State of the Birds Watch List. These birds have vanished from two islands off Southern California, the result of more frequent fires and introduced hares altering the sparrows' habitat. Wetland losses in the San Francisco Bay area have meant declining populations of a saltmarsh race of the Song Sparrow in that area.
Resident to medium-distance migrant. Birds from far Alaska and northern Canada migrate the farthest, flying to the southern United States and northern Mexico to winter. Birds from the northern U.S. may migrate, but typically don't go as far south as the birds that started from farther north, a pattern called "leapfrog migration."
This species often comes to bird feeders. Find out more about what this bird likes to eat and what feeder is best by using the Project FeederWatch Common Feeder Birds bird list.
In spring and summer, Song Sparrows are one of the most conspicuous of all sparrows. Males sing often, perching around eye level on exposed branches. Also watch for Song Sparrows moving along wetland edges, ducking into dense, low vegetation after short bursts of their distinctive, tail-pumping flight.
Keep track of the Song Sparrows at your feeder with Project FeederWatch
What's That Sparrow? ID tips from the Great Backyard Bird Count
Researcher "Sings" for a Living to Decode Bird Songs (Cornell Chronicle)
Look for Song Sparrow nests and contribute valuable data about them through NestWatch
All About Birds blog, Identify the Brown, Streaky, Juvenile Songbirds of Summer With These Tips, July 23, 2014.
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Dear Histonetters, Mr. John Paul Phillip Picket, HT (ASCP) passed away yesterday. Mr. Picket was the manager of histology and other pathology labs here at Duke for many years. Following World War II, he came to Duke and worked until his retirement in the mid 80's. "Papa" as we called him was an innovator and tinker. Some of you might not know this, but he invented the closed system tissue processor. I remember the prototypes of the Lab Tek processors in the histology lab. Mr. Pickett received the Histotech of the Year Award from NSH. Mr. Pickett hired me back in '78 and gave me the opportunity to be where I am today. He was always supportive of his techs and encouraged us to think. Emotions are high at this point, so I will close. Good-bye Papa............. Jim Burchette, HT(ASCP) Duke University Medical Center Dept. of Pathology Immunopathology Lab Durham, NC


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Comfortable win for Lazio
Lazio moved back ahead of city rivals Roma following a comfortable 3-0 win over Udinese at the Stadio Olimpico.
Last Updated: 27/11/12 10:14pm
Lazio moved back ahead of city rivals Roma following a comfortable 3-0 win over Udinese at the Stadio Olimpico on Tuesday night.
A delightful Anderson Hernanes free-kick, after first-half goals from Alvaro Gonzalez and Miroslav Klose, sent the Romans up to fifth place in Serie A following a week the club has found itself in the headlines for the wrong reasons.
Lazio president Claudio Lotito has spent the past five days distancing Lazio from a vicious bar-room attack before last week's Europa League tie against Tottenham that left a Spurs fan fighting for his life.
Two Roma fans have subsequently been charged with attempted murder and on Tuesday night Lazio opted to wear their traditional light blue jersey with the English words 'No Racism' emblazoned across it.
It was a clear indication of the club's determination to clear their name, after initially being linked to the attack, with Lotito also reported to have visited the stabbed Tottenham fan, Ashley Mills, in hospital today.
On the pitch the Biancocelesti were hardly troubled and had overcome a missed penalty by the time they went ahead for good on 17 minutes.
Christian Ledesma's casual-looking spot kick was saved by Zeljko Brkic low to his right and while Antonio Di Natale smacked a tight-angled free-kick against the post Lazio deservedly hauled themselves ahead.
Their opener owed to a perfectly-weighted first-time pass from Stefano Mauri across the top of the area that was thumped in by Gonzalez.
Udinese were already being over-run and Brkic needed a strong hand to palm over when Antonio Candreva was allowed a free passage into the area.
Some more poor defending allowed Lazio to go 2-0 up on the half-hour.
A hopeful hoof forward was helped on by Mauri for Klose who, completely unmarked, was able to saunter into the area and pass the ball past an exposed Brkic for his eighth goal of the campaign.
Udinese, who came from 2-0 to beat Roma in the capital last month, almost pulled a goal back just before the break when Federico Marchetti spilled a simple catch that Andrea Coda instinctively poked wide.
Lazio were out of sight on the hour when Hernanes, who had come on moments earlier, got his free-kick up and over the wall from just outside the area.
With the game won the hosts went through the motions in the last 30 minutes to secure a barely-taxing win ahead of the weekend visit of Parma.


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|January 12, 2013, 10:54 PM
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Join Date: November 17, 2009
Location: IN
Posts: 2,389
Time to turn in the C&R?
With the craziness of a looming hardcore AWB and hints of the Administration issuing EO's as a means of gun control, does it still make sense to have a C&R License?
Does the C&R put you on the radar of the ATF? What if gawd forbid there comes some form of national database? Could just having a C&R do away with your 4th Amendment rights and allow the ATF to perform a search of your home for register-able or (worst case) confiscate-able firearms?
"You haven't lived until you've died." - various
People . . . not a big fan . . .
|January 12, 2013, 11:04 PM
Join Date: March 17, 1999
Posts: 24,294
As of this time, I don't think anyone except Sen. Feinstein knows what will be in the proposed law. One idea floating around is bringing ALL semi-auto rifles, semi-auto shotguns and pump shotguns, as well as all pump and lever action rifles and "assault pistols" under the NFA with either a total ban on transfers or transfers under the NFA rules. Another is to bring ALL firearms under the NFA, even muzzle loaders and antiques; I doubt that would pass but in the current insanity no one knows.
All we can do is wait and see, but the anti-gun forces have been after the C&R category for years because it bypasses some local edicts by anti-gun mayors and police chiefs who want to know the location of every gun in "their" locality.
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|January 12, 2013, 11:15 PM
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Location: PA
Posts: 1,240
Under the current C&R rules there is nothing to be concerned about. If there was a change in the offing, I believe you would have plenty of time to decide if you wanted to continue or not............he said hopefully.
|January 13, 2013, 12:09 PM
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Location: Florida
Posts: 136
Since we got our C&R licenses through ATF I think they already know about us. Now throw in buying case quantities of ammo and I think that's just icing on the cake. Besides the rulers would just love for us to be armed with Nagants and Enfields, lol.
|January 13, 2013, 01:00 PM
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Location: dallas
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If you have concerns that if someone takes a closer look at what you are doing that you might have a problem, then yes, maybe you should be worried. Otherwise, I think the ATF has enough on their plate with legitimate concerns. Personally, I hope they use the C&R as a guideline. Just like getting pre approved for a mortgage before you go house hunting. Have whatever background checks deemed necessary done and then when you go to a gun show or LGS you show your license and some form of ID and buy what you want. You get a fairly simple background check for a C&R, a fairly extensive one for NFAs so why not come up with one for everything in-between?
|January 13, 2013, 01:56 PM
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You and I may agree that having a C&R is like having a pre-approval for a mortgage and that we are up-standing citizens, but the winds of change are upon us and what is currently legal may not be tomorrow.
I guess if an outright confiscation of a broad grouping of "assault weapons" take place, we all have more things to worry about than a new AWB.
"You haven't lived until you've died." - various
People . . . not a big fan . . .
|January 13, 2013, 02:21 PM
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If you already have a C&R licence it would not help you to dump it.
|January 13, 2013, 02:28 PM
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Exactly how would turning in your C&R benefit you?
|January 13, 2013, 03:17 PM
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"You haven't lived until you've died." - various
People . . . not a big fan . . .
|January 13, 2013, 05:38 PM
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There is far too little known to make a big decision such as that at this time. I have a feeling any measure that passes the Republican controlled house will be a more insignificant one than people realize. If the C&R hurt to have in these times, in some sense, by you already having it, you hurt yourself. Of course I have one and I don't buy in to any of the non-sense of how it could be better to give up due to the times.
Winchester 73, the TFL user that won the west
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|January 13, 2013, 08:36 PM
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Paranoid reaction. If you are worried about being "on their radar" it's too late. But It isn't really a serious concern. Not If you have a properly kept bound book, and have been doing everything legally.
As far as any audit, that would be only on your C&R collection. Nothing else without the same search warrent that would be needed FFL or not. BATF audits of Class 03 license holders are seldom done unless the BATF suspects something illegal is being done.
Not to say that all this couldn't change, but for now It's not being talked about. Even by the most active gun grabbers. They probably don't even know what a Collector of Curio and Relic FFL is. Let's hope It stays that way.
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|January 13, 2013, 10:37 PM
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Since I don't have any C&R AW to Ban, I'm not really concerned about being "known".
I guess the only perceived benefit would be that if you resign the C&R, you will no longer have to keep all those records you have so carefully maintained.
|January 13, 2013, 10:48 PM
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|January 20, 2013, 09:23 PM
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Screwed, blued and tattooed
Between the Army, govt. work, various licenses and certifications....the G-boys pretty much know who we are, where we are, what we own, etc. It's ALMOST impossible to live "off the grid" today.
|January 21, 2013, 08:10 PM
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Time to dump C&R
Have had a C&R for 9yrs now. Have not purchased a gun in 4yrs. Wanted to buy a couple of pistols like one from Aim Arms was told by Aim can't ship to you your in NYS. This was before the new gun laws. Was at an auction not long ago. They had many C&R pistols there. The owner said he needs FFL1
never heard of a C&R. Showed him a copy of my lic. didn't matter. If I got to pay for the C&R & can't use it who needs it. You would be surprised to find out how many dealers have never heard of a c&R lic. What are the laws Fed or State?
|January 22, 2013, 12:22 PM
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If you have a C & R license you should know the laws. The C & R license (FFL03) is a federal license that applies to interstate transactions. It does not apply to intrastate; that is, within a state; I'm in Maryland-- for a purchase in Maryland, I still have to abide by Maryland laws, i.e. 7 days wait, paperwork, approved gun lists, etc.
You still have to abide by NYS laws for purchases within NYS as I do for purchases within Maryland. That's why I purchase all my C & R guns online from non-Maryland licensees or go to Pa, Va, Del. etc.
As well, dealers have no obligation to honor a FFL03. Many claim ignorance to avoid having to deal with it.
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|January 23, 2013, 03:20 PM
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Maybe "looming" to Mr. Obama...
Another AWB?
Even Harry Reid has stated it is doubtful anything will be done in the Senate...let alone the House where it wouldn't stand a snowball's chance in hell.
You guys gotta get out of panic mode already. By no means sit back and be complacent- contact your representatives (Ruger.com)- but jeez, some of you seem to forget there's three branches of government for a reason.
|January 23, 2013, 04:02 PM
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I'm just taking a stab in the dark here, but I'd say that if the current administration was able to engineer some sort of ban, it would have to increase the staffing of the ATF to something approaching the size of the Army to proactively enforce it.
Remember, the ATF isn't a particularly large bureau and they deal with more than just guns. As an anecdotal note, I inherited an old Colt New Army/Navy revolver a few years back that my great grandfather got in some sort of trade. Somebody had filed off the serial number before he got it. I called the local ATF office and asked if it was something that I should be concerned about. The agent actually laughed. He said that something like that was so low on their priority list that they'd have to have solved every case that they'd ever had and maybe even discovered world peace before they'd even give a thought to looking into it. At least around here, they're busy as all get-out now without taking on any fresh duties.
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|January 24, 2013, 09:44 AM
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The anti-gun media present the passage of some gun legislation as a fait accompli so those less-informed will just go along with it thinking they have no choice.
The only way the AWB of 1994 was passed was because of the sunset provision.
No matter how big and tough you are, when a two-year-old hands you a toy phone you'll answer it.
|January 26, 2013, 11:18 AM
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It's a shame, regardless of party affiliation (if any), that ANY political "party" or viewpoint is painted by the others (and more often than not, validated by the MEDIA) as "Obstructionist" or "Obstructionism"...
As you point out, our Founding Fathers INTENDED for our political system to work in this way. Republicans hold the majority in the House because the voters intended it to be that way- not because of a "coin-flip" where they're just supposed to say "OK, Mr. President, whatever you want""...
When we have the national media picking and choosing, which news they want us to know about, and it's presented as an editorial- and not as fact, we have a VERY BIG problem...and it seems to be getting "progressively" worse.
But I know I'm largely preaching to the choir, here.
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EVERETT — Melanie Rock enjoyed her frequent talks with the neighbor girl.
Perla Hernandez, 14, loved family, soccer and vivid rainbow colors, the Everett woman said.
Perla, a Cascade High School freshman, often babysat her younger siblings and would take time out to talk with Rock. They would chat for hours.
"She was just full of life, always had a smile on her face," Rock said. "She was the sweetest girl, nice to everyone. She was an angel. Now she is an angel."
Perla died Friday. She was struck by a car while walking on a sidewalk in south Everett Thursday afternoon. She was a stone's throw from her home.
A shrine of flowers, candles and balloons grew Friday afternoon near the spot where she was hit. Friends, acquaintances and strangers, many in tears, came to mourn and pay their respects.
People took to Twitter on Friday to share messages of grief for the girl, many of them in Spanish.
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The collision took place at 2:40 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of 112th Street SE and 7th Avenue SE. People living and working in the neighborhood said it is a busy stretch of roadway.
Police believe a 16-year-old Lynnwood boy was driving a Chevy Suburban when he turned left from eastbound 112th Street SE onto 7th Ave SE, Snell said.
The Chevy collided with a westbound Toyota Camry. The Camry then hit the girl and a building, and rolled. The girl was walking on the sidewalk at the time. She was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
The Camry driver, a 48-year-old Everett woman, was taken to a local hospital for a medical evaluation.
John Kim was helping a customer when he spotted the teen strolling by his 112th Street Mini Mart.
"As soon as she walked by, the accident happened," he said.
The Camry lost control, he said, and he could hear several banging sounds. The car hit the girl, a metal railing, sheared a branch off a maple tree and shattered a window at his building. The car ended up on its top.
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He and his customer ran outside, realized their worst fears had come true and called 911.
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She stopped by shortly after it occurred on Thursday and then again on Friday.
She immediately sensed the crash was life threatening, she said.
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The Phils conduct a home run clinic as they proceed to rout the Cardinals, 9-2.
As Joe Blanton pitched another quality start, the Phils' bats performed a home run clinic as four different batters each hit a two-run home run, in the Phillies' 9-2 rout of the Cardinals.
The Cardinals took a quick lead in the top of the first as, with runners on the corners, and one man out, Matt Holiday hits a sacrifice fly, scoring Julio Lugo, who had earlier doubled, and had gone to third on Albert Pujols' single, giving the Cardinals a 1-0 lead, while Pujols, who had just singled, tagged up to second base. The Phils tied the game up at one-all in their half of the first as, with runners on the corners, and one man out, Ryan Howard hits a sacrifice fly, knocking in Shane Victorino, who had earlier singled, and then went to third on Chase Utley's single, while Utley, who had earlier singled, moved up to second. The Phils then took the lead in the third as, with one man on, and one man out, Utley hits a two-run home run, his twenty-second home run of the season, knocking in Victorino, who had earlier singled, giving the Phils a 3-1 lead. The Cards would get a run back in the fifth as, with one man out, Mark DeRosa hits a solo home run, his seventeenth home run of the season, making it a 3-2 Phils' lead. The Phillies then preceeded to perform their home run clinic. In the Phils' half of the fifth, with a runner on, and one man out, Howard hits a two-run bomb to center that bounce off the wall, his twenty-fifth home run of the season, scoring Utley, who had just singled, giving the Phils a 5-2 lead. In the sixth, with a man on, and two men out, Jimmy Rollins slugged a two-run home run to right, knocking in Pedro Feliz, who had reached base on a throwing error by Cards' shortstop Lugo, and then went to second on Phils' starter Joe Blanton's sacrifice bunt, 3-4, making it 7-2 Phils. The Phils then made it 9-2 in the seventh, as, with one man on, and one out, Raul Ibanez joined the home run show by hitting a two-run shot of his own to left, his twenty-sixth home run of the year, scoring Howrad, who had earlier singled. While the Phils' bats were crushing the redbirds, Blanton was pitching another quality start as he went eight innings, giving up just seven hits and a walk, along with the two runs, as he struck out six Cardinals. Brad Lidge then came in to shut down the Cardinals in the ninth.
Joe Blanton got the win as he pitched eight strong innings, giving up just two runs on seven hits and a walk as he struck out six. His record is now 7-4 with an ERA of 4.11. Brad Lidge pitched a scoreless ninth, giving up just a hit as he struck out a batter. Todd Wellemeyer took the lost, as he pitched five and two-thirds innings, giving up seven runs, only five of which were earned, on eleven hits and a walk, as he struck out one. His record is now 7-9 with a 5.79 ERA. Dennys Reyes pitched a third of an inning, striking out a batter. Blake Hawksworth pitched two innings, giving up two runs on two hits, as he struck out two.
The Phils pounded out thirteen hits in the game, with both Chase Utley and Ryan Howard leading the way with three hits each, with both batters hitting a two-run home run. Shane Victorino and Pedro Feliz followed with two hits a piece, while Jimmy Rollins, Raul Ibanez and Paul Bako got the other three hits, with Rollins and Ibanez's hits being two-run home runs. The Phils once again out hit their opponent, as they won the home stand.
The Phillies (56-40, 1st National League East) start a week-long road trip by starting a three-games series with the Diamondbacks (43-56, 4th National League West) with a night game. The game will be played at Chase Field and will begin at 9:40 pm Eastern (6:40 pm Mountain). The Phils' starter will be Jamie Moyer (9-7, 5.65), who is coming off a lost to the Cubs on July 22, as he was only able to pitch five innings, giving up four runs on eight hits and three walks, while striking out three, in the Phils' 10-5 lost. He will once again be trying for his tenth win of the seaon. The D-backs will counter with Jon Garland (5-9, 4.41), who is coming off a no-decision against the Rockies on July 22, as he pitched seven innings, giving up three runs on five hits and two walks, while striking out five, in the Diamondbacks' 4-3 lost. He will be trying to improve his record, while seeing if he can survive the Phils. The Phillies will be trying for another series win, before they go on to meet the Giants in San Francisco.


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Each year the Family Leadership Training Institute (FLTI) offers a 20-week course to emerging community leaders that integrates personal and child development, leadership training, civic literacy and civic participation skills. Participants will use the tools developed to address social policy issues that affect children and families in their communities.
"FLTI was the best training I have ever attended in my life. I learned so much about myself, families, communities and government on different levels," said Montelores FLTI graduate Corena Hampton. "My self esteem and confidence grew in leaps and bounds through this training."
The course is one evening for 20 weeks.
Graduate Ginger Cunliffe agreed:, "Before FLTI, I had this fantastic project idea to share with middle school counselors, but it had remained just an idea. FLTI encouraged me to bring that idea to life."
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For graduate Alexia McCrath, the class was about growth.
"FLTI was instrumental in initiating personal and professional growth for me. It is the perfect recipe for changing the world starting with the person in the mirror," McCrath said.
Previous FLTI classes have included a cross-section of people including young adults to grandparents, single moms, dads, couples, those with community leadership experience, and those who are just beginning the journey of civic engagement. Selected participants will come together over the 20 weeks of training which includes:
An initial all-day retreat on Saturday, Jan. 26.
Two 10-week series of sessions on Thursday evenings that focus on knowledge about the change process, skill building, and tools of civic engagement
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Yogācāra Timeline
Phases of Gandhara Civilization from: Samad, Rafi-us. The Grandeur of Gandhara: The Ancient Buddhist Civilization of the Swat, Peshawar, Kabul and Indus Valleys. Algora Publishing, 2011.
Yogacara Dates: From: Florin Deleanu, The Chapter on the Mundane Path (Laukikamārga) in the Śrāvakabhūmi: A Trilingual Edition (Sanskrit, Tibetan, Chinese), Annotated Translation, and Introductory Study. Tokyo: The International Institute of Buddhist Studies, 2006.
Embryonic 535 − 317 BCE Achaemenid
Transient 317 BCE − 60 CE Mauryan
Asoka 298-232 BCE
Indus Greek
Menander 165-135 BCE
Mature 60 − 463 CE Kushan
ca. 1st century C.E.: Earliest traces of a tradition of
Sarvāstivādin Yogācāras.
Beginning of the compilation of meditation treatises and manuals.
ca. 100: Saṅgharakṣa composes the *Yogācārabhūmi.
Doctrines of the Yogācāras are attested in the Abhidharma- mahā-vibhāṣa.(compiled ca. 150-200).
Kujula Kadphises 60−80 CE
Vima Taku 81-100 CE
Vima Kadphises 101-127 CE
ca. 100: Aśvaghoṣa composes the Saundarananda and the Buddhacarita
Kanishka I 128-150 CE
An Shigao translates into Chinese extracts from the *Yogācārabhūmi, i.e., the Dao di jing, sometime between ca. 148 and 168.
Vasishka 151-155 CE
Huvishka 155-190 CE
Vasudeva 190-220 CE
ca. 200-270: Compilation of the Śrāvakabhūmi - (phase I).
Kanishka II 221-230 CE
ca. 230-300: Compilation of the Bodhisattvabhūmi - (phase II).
Sassanians conquered Western Gandhara
Minor Kushan Rulers 230-350 CE
ca. 270-340: Compilation of the rest of the Maulyo bhūmayaḥ, and in parallel with it, compilation of the Vastusaṁgrahaṇī(the earliest textual unit of this phase)
as well as of the Vyākhyāsaṁgrahaṇī and the Paryāyasaṁgrahaṇī (phase III ).
Dharmarākṣa renders the entire text of Saṅgharakṣa's *Yogācārabhūmi into Chinese, i.e., the Xiuxing dao di jing, in 284.
ca. 300-350: Compilation of the Saṃdhinirmocana-sūtra
(phase IV).
ca. 320-350: Compilation of the early parts of the
Viniścayasaṁgrahaṇī (phase V).
330 CE Asaṅga born
350 CE Vasubandhu born
ca. 350-380: Compilation of the late parts oft he Viniścayasaṁgrahaṇī, including the citation of the Saṃdhinirmocana-sūtra, and the final redaction of the Yogācārabhūmi (Asaṅga's participation in this process?), consisting in additions, interpolations, cross-references, etc. (phase VI).
ca. 380-390: Vasubandhu composes the Abhidharma-kośa- bhāṣya sometime between or around these dates.
ca. 400: Vasubandhu composes the Pratītyasāmutpādavyākhāra
Vajraṛṣi (sometime between ca. 390-410?) was given the Abhidharma-kośa-bhāṣya
405 CE Asaṅga died
418: Dharmakrṣema translates into Chinese the *Bodhisattvabhūmyādhāra (which already contains references to other parts of the Yogācārabhūmi).
430 CE Vasubandhu died
443 CE Gunabhadra translates the Laṅkâvatāra-sūtra into Chinese (2 passages depend on Vasubandhu's Triṁśikā.)
Decline 463 − 1025 CE Ephthalite/ White Huns
463 CE (anti buddhist)
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Great list Leo, very interesting stuff. Thanks!
A little light on later Yogacara though, no? Dharmapala, Sthiramati, Xuanzang, Dignaga, Dharmakirti, Santaraksita, Kamalasila, Ratnakirti, etc . . .
A little light on later Yogacara though, no? Dharmapala, Sthiramati, Xuanzang, Dignaga, Dharmakirti, Santaraksita, Kamalasila, Ratnakirti, etc . . .
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I think this span speaks for era in which the Yogacara define how they saw themselves. My affection for this era is the way every one was putting it together differently but they were a kind of "new wave" of thinking all the same. After this there have major divergences in targets, (rather than packages), (Xuan Zang has his own take on the Yogacarabhumisastra's materials), and I think the abhidharma-ish Yogacara branch may be more my interest it is way too early for me to say. Modern academics seem to approve more of the epistemological logical slant. The truth is, I may even like Asangha more than Vasubandhu a bit ... I think. But I have NONE of the languages.[I even read a wonderful essay by Ven Huseng and finished it before I realized the gem was by him.] So I am the lease qualified on this board to voice an opinion.
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I just discovered this book last week. I've been looking for an indepth study of Gandhara for quite a while.
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Cheyney University Delaware County Alumni Chapter Honors Two Alumni at 5th Annual MLK Awards Banquet
January 20, 2014
Gregory Benjamin and Rosalind Jones-Johnson, both Cheyney University alumni, were honored January 19 at the Delaware County Alumni Chapter's 5th Annual MLK Awards Banquet.
Before a sold out crowd gathered in Glenolden, PA for the 5th Annual Martin Luther King Awards Banquet, the Cheyney University Alumni - Delaware County Chapter honored two dedicated alumni who have devoted much of their lives to giving back to their alma mater.
Nearly 300 people came from all over the region to see Cheyney University Director of Alumni Relations Gregory Benjamin '81 and Rosalind Jones-Johnson receive very high honors for doing what they love -- making a difference in the lives of young people.
For the first time ever the Chapter gave The Spirit Award to a CU employee. Benjamin has been the University's Alumni Director since 2009. He represents the University at functions all around the northeastern region, rallies alumni to support the university and was key in leading the alumni to successfully raise $1 million in three years. All that in addition to volunteering as a coach for the men's basketball team, serving as advisor for the Student Government Cooperative Association, Inc., acting as a liason to departments across the university, managing the Alumni Scholarship Fund, Chairing Homecoming, and mentoring countless students.
Deborah Turner, Chairperson for the gala event, said now was the perfect time to show Benjamin all of the respect and admiration that the Cheyney family has for him, noting that "his diligence and conscientious effort has increased alumni giving and involvement." Chapter member Gaynelle Turner Lewis said that "the chapter unanimously decided to select Greg because he does such an outstanding job and he goes above and beyond the call of duty. "We chose a globe as his award because of the way he unites alumni around the world and for his commitment and devotion to CU and its alumni. In addition, he received a gift card and the CUNAA (Cheyney University National Alumni Association) Award."
"Five years ago I would never have imagined all of the learning, challenges, experiences, moments of joy and gladness, moments of sadness when alum transition (from this life) and the greatness that is the Cheyney Family," Benjamin said. "I'm thankful for those whose shoulders I stood on. I'm proud to be a part of such a rich legacy of men and women who came through the doors of Cheyney University and made major contributions to our cities and the nation—alumni about 30 thousand strong and growing—an unbelievable network. I'm humbled that I would be recognized with such a prestigious honor. Thank you, sincerely, from the bottom of my heart."
Jones-Johnson is a professional educator who has served as president of the CU Alumni, Chapter of Delaware County for five years and was recently elected to CUNAA's Board of Directors. She is currently the Education Director for the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers (PFT) after working for them for 19 years. She's responsible for developing a partnership between CU and the PFT to design and deliver professional development to Philadelphia's teachers. She is also an elected public official serving her 11th year on Delaware County's Yeadon Borough Council. She mentors Cheyney students and has even paid tuition out-of-pocket for students. She received the Chapter's Community Service Appreciation Award for all of her hard work in the community, including serving as Head of the Yeadon Civic Association.
She accepted on behalf of the entire chapter. "While this award was given to me," she said, "I couldn't have accomplished anything without the other alums in the chapter, particularly Gaynelle Turner Lewis and Sandra Jones Baytops who founded the chapter," she explained. "They really motivated me to get more involved. So many students deserve a quality education and to have the opportunity to go to an affordable institution. I'm motivated to work so hard every day to make sure the university not only survives but thrives. I am because it is. It developed my leadership skills, helped me understand the importance of giving back. Everything I do is a labor of love."
Former Congressman Joe Sestak, State Rep. James Roebuck, and CUNAA President Junious Stanton received The Spirit Award in prior years. Previous recipients of the Community Service Appreciation Award were Gaynelle Lewis, Sheree Monroe, Sharon Barnett, and Claudean Kemmer.
Before the evening's end, the Chapter presented a check for $1500 for scholarships, bringing their total amount raised for FY 2013-2014 to $5000.


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Instead of playing "Auld Lang Syne" until the old ball drops, we have a few party anthems that will help ring in 2013 with a bang.
Our list mixes the hits from yesteryear with club bangers from the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and Taylor Swift (yeah, Taylor Swift).
We even added a few dance songs from this year you might have heard on Glee or missed completely like Robyn, who's song was featured on Girls. The Swedish singer even spent some time on tour with Katy Perry (we swear, you'll love it!) And who knows, you might even get a few dance moves from her video.
So put on your dancing shoes and kick this New Year off right with the perfect party playlist.
Pink "Get This Party Started"
Jordin Sparks & Whitney Houston "Celebrate"
Jennifer Lopez "Dance Again"
One Direction "What Makes You Beautiful"
Nicki Minaj "Starships"
Rihanna "We Found Love"
Demi Lovato "Give Your Heart a Break"
Carly Rae Jepsen "Call Me Maybe"
Taylor Swift "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
Maroon 5 "Moves Like Jagger"
Kelly Clarkson "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)"
Bruno Mars "Locked Out Of Heaven"
Adele "Rolling In The Deep"
Ellie Goulding "Lights"
Whitney Houston "Dance With Somebody"
Katy Perry "Part Of Me"
Robyn "Call Your Girlfriend"
Beyoncé "Countdown"
Britney Spears "Toxic"
The Wanted "Glad You Came"
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Friday, May 16, 2008
Cyndi Lauper - Same Ol' Story
One of these days I'll catch up on the missing years as I'm sure I would have more appreciation for those albums now. However, that will have to wait until I get my hands on Cyndi's soon to be released dance album "Bring Ya To The Brink". The first single from the album, "Same Ol' Story" has just hit Australian iTunes and it's Cyndi's best song in well over a decade. A collaboration with DJ Richard Morel (perhaps best known for his work with Deep Dish), "Same Ol' Story" is an infectious slice of old school dance with more than a dash of disco thrown in for good measure. I just love everything about this, from the catchy, expletive filled chorus to amusingly downtrodden cover art. With any luck, Ms Lauper is on the brink of a well deserved career revival. Madonna, pay attention - this is how a lady of a certain age updates her sound without coming across as a desperate, old floozy!
12 comments:
- Phil said...
I was at Mardi Gras this year too and she was fucking amazing!! I saw her perform here in Perth just a couple of weeks earlier too! The woman is just unstoppable and I really hope with this album she can get some of the recognition she deserves as it sounds infinitely superior to Hard Candy and her songs actually have some meaning in the lyrics too!! The single "Same Ol' Story" is about how the government treats GLBT! Rock on Cyndi!!
So glad you're lovin' her new stuff too!
- 7:08 pm
- undisco_me said...
I'm actually obsessed with Cyndi, and not best pleased this is the first single, but perhaps it's being flounced out as a tester device.
I'll be doing my own Cyn post soon, but Higher Plane was worth seeking out - it sealed her gay icon status as a life sentence.
- 7:25 pm
- Jamie_movietrip said...
I absolutley love this, especially the Razor & Guido Club Mix which I've been blasting out of my bedroom for the past week or so. Its just fantastic and the clips I've heard of the album are brilliant too, can't wait to get hold of the album.
- 2:26 am
- Ro Ro said...
Cyndi has something mandonna will never have talent! She made a name for herself actually singing not being a muscle armed whore. I love her new album i have the japenese version i couldn't wait for the usa release but i might buy it just to support her. It's a solid dance cd which i'm loving.
- 10:24 am
- Mike said...
Hey Phil, Cyndi really was spectacular at Mardi Gras. I had no idea about the message behind "Same Ol' Story". Makes me love it even more.
Undisco_me, I'm currently on a huge Cyndi kick. I need recommendations on what I should track down!
Hey Jamie - Loving the clips and remixes. I'm so tempted to do a bit of naughty downloading now that the album has leaked but I'm trying to restrain myself!
Oh Ronnie, I can't wait to hear it. I'm yet to hear a bad word about it. Well, apart from bitter Mandonna fans but they are obviously jealous of Cyndi's amazing talent and artistry.
- 11:10 pm
- Jamie said...
This is amazing. I've always thought that Cyndi's voice suited dance material very well. I still love the Junior Vasquez mix of Cyndi's 'Come On Home' with Cyndi speaking the lyrics.
- 7:46 am
Hi Mike, I saw Cyndi in Brisbane earlier this year and she was SENSATIONAL.
If you can, track down the Junior's Soundfactory Mix of "COme On Home". Its 11 minutes of sublime bliss.
The entire "Shine" album is sublimely tender.
I was a fan in the 80's, but there is alot of her later work worth tracking down.
- 1:15 pm
- undisco_me said...
It would appear "Into The Nightlife" is the next single, and is getting a video - thank goodness, it is the right way to go, it's the biggest erruption since Dannii's last orgasm. Or China (actually, where was Danoushka when this happened?).
What stuff do you have and I'm sure we can all recommend from what is left to conquer..?
- 6:46 pm
- Mike said...
Jamie & Johnny, that's really weird that you both recommend the same song! I'll definitely try to track that down. I'll go and download "Shine" from iTunes too. I just hope it's not as snooze inducing as "At Last".
Is anyone else slightly freaked out by the overlap between Dannii & Cyndi fans? I guess good taste is good taste, however you interpret it!
Hey Undisco_me, I've got Cyndi's first 4 albums, "12 Deadly Cyns" and "At last". I don't really like "Hat Full Of Stars" (from memory) or "At last".
- 7:31 pm
- Ben Atar said...
Love this song and album. It's so nice to see Cyndi not doing covers and umpteenth versions of her own songs. Despite her thinking we needed another version of Girls Just Want to Have Fun, what we really needed was some new music. So glad she has done just that.
- 10:02 pm
- Dannii's Delights! said...
I have to admit that the album's growing on me, but this song was love at first listen! My favorite track on her Bring Ya To The Brink right after the fantastic Give It Up.
- 12:10 pm
Cyndi is AWESOME! I LOVE THIS WOMAN!
Madonna who???
Cyndi is a real star and talent, not a Hoe skank like Madge!
Cyndi's new cd is Frigin Fantastic!
- 6:14 am


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Industry consultants discuss technologies to watch in '09.
Last year, we all seemed to agree that four specific technologies were instrumental in pushing the market forward: UV, flatbed technologies, single-pass printing, and grayscale print heads. Do you agree that these technologies are still the strongest industry factors?
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Nine Duval County students were named winners Friday of the inaugural Mayor Brown Essay Contest.
The essay contest theme -- "With A College Degree I can…" -- prompted 827 entries from elementary, middle and high school students throughout Duval County.
First place winners received iPads; second place winners received Nexus Tablets and third place winners received a $200 Visa gift card.
READ: Contest-winning essays
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Prizes were purchased through the Mayor's Education Trust Fund. The 2012 award recipients are:
- Lauren Thomas, 1st Place, Fort Caroline Elementary, 5th grade, teacher: Mrs. Shore
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Brittany Sanders, 1st Place, James Weldon Johnson, 8th grade, teacher: Ms. Williams
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