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I don't want to sound dumb but I missed something Tim. What website did you see that report on?
I know of you and a couple of other folks doing a bit better but a 6 to 2 is amazing!!
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You've probably received loads of advice on breastfeeding but how do you separate the truths from the myths?
Now that you've given birth, you're not finished eating for two quite yet — here's how to get the right nutrition to provide your baby with a liquid lunch and everything in between.
You've been breastfeeding your baby for the past four months but the clock is ticking and before you know it, it'll be time to head back to the office. The question is – can you still continue to breastfeed once you return to work? Well, why not?
As a new mother, you may wonder, doesn't breastfeeding come naturally? Isn't it instinctive… or a learnt skill? MH explores this, offers tips on latching your baby and lays out the basics of breastfeeding.

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NEW YORK --Police say two 12-year-olds are charged with felony assault and misdemeanor criminal possession of a weapon after they allegedly pushed a shopping cart off a fourth-floor walkway, hitting a woman in the head with the cart.
The woman, Marion Salmon Hedges, was listed in critical but stable condition at New York City's Harlem Hospital.
Hedges was walking with her 14-year-old son outside a Target store in East Harlem on Sunday when the cart fell on her. Her son wasn't injured.
Her father-in-law, Michael Hedges, says prosecutors should "throw the book" at the two boys.
The Daily News reports that Hedges volunteers at the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center. Center executive director Wanda Wooten says Hedges also is active in her church.


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For the most part, the Sonoma State women's tennis practices look a lot like any other — some players repetitively working on specific strokes or tactics, others scrimmaging for lengthy periods while their coaches observe and offer instruction.
It's the lead-in to practice that distinguishes these Seawolves. That's when the student-athletes sit in a circle on the court in molded plastic chairs, pass the talking stick and discuss how they're feeling that day. These sessions generally last 5 to 10 minutes, but on Friday they can run 45 minutes or more, the women digging a little deeper into their anxieties and frustrations.
If this approach stands out in the world of sports, you should know that Sonoma State's Joaquin Lopez is an atypical coach in practically every way that matters.
Not many other coaches lead sweat lodges, for example, or meditate for 20 to 30 minutes before going to bed each night. Not many write poetry in two languages, sometimes performing to the musical accompaniment of pre-Colombian instruments. Most of all, few coaches take such a holistic approach to their craft, shaping the psyches of their young athletes as ardently as they hone conditioning and mechanics.
"What I see them getting is the capacity to tolerate more uncertainty, and the ability to forgive themselves," said Lopez, a smallish, wiry man usually adorned with a floppy-brimmed trekker's hat. "That's what I'm working on every day."
If you think Lopez sounds like a psychologist, your intuition is correct. He is a licensed psychotherapist with a small practice in Sebastopol, where he lives with his wife and two children on 13 mostly undeveloped acres. Lopez has taken many of the principles of his profession and applied them to sports.
"Of course, he's out here for tennis, but I think his priority is growing our personal lives," senior Lauren Shafer said. "It's beyond the tennis court. And that's a really, really cool thing, because he genuinely cares about our well-being, each and every one of us."
Lopez's sweeping observations could come across as mumbo-jumbo were it not for two important factors. One, his players truly seem to matter to him. He maintains an open-door policy at SSU and schedules biweekly one-on-one meetings to find out how the women are dealing with school, health, family and social lives.
More intense are the annual retreats that Lopez, now in his third year as women's head coach, leads before each season. Just about anything is open to discussion — except tennis.
"Those meetings get pretty deep," junior Lauren Ha said. "They make us so much closer. I reveal things there that some of my friends at home don't even know. Joaquin makes it comfortable. You know that what you say isn't gonna leave. Those retreats are an amazing way for our team to get close before the season."
Ha said she considered transferring from Sonoma State after her sophomore year, but stayed largely because of her connection to Lopez.
The other thing that gives him credibility: His technical skills are exceptional.
"Of all the coaches of the teams we play," Shafer said, "he's probably the best tennis player."
Raised in Alicante, on the east coast of Spain, Lopez eventually rose to No. 844 in the world. He beat some of Spain's best players, though admittedly before they were in their primes. Lopez accepted a tennis scholarship to the University of Arkansas, and was named the college's top student-athlete as a senior. He returned to Spain and played professionally for five years, finding that he was just good enough to survive on tennis' "satellite" circuit, but not good enough to break through. He traveled around Europe and lived out of his Volkswagen van, playing in matches that sometimes drew only 50 spectators, at tournaments where he hoped to win $1,000 or $2,000.
But Lopez had an important epiphany during this period.
"When I was a young player — 25, 26, 27 — I did observe in myself certain levels of obsession or at times insecurities," he said. "It was almost as if I was trying, through winning or becoming somebody, to prove something, some internal deficiency that I had. Later, instead of saying, 'keep going, keep going,' I had to address how do I make peace with who I am?"
Lopez concluded that he was too hard on himself, too unforgiving. He learned to accept his flaws, then wondered how he could teach others to do the same in a sport where it hardly raises an eyebrow when players throw rackets and scream at themselves mid-match. Lopez vowed to give developing players what he never got in college — a safe forum to vent their insecurities and fears.
Lopez gradually clarified his vision through his educational training. Having earned a bachelor's degree in psychology at Arkansas, he followed up with a master's in sports psychology from the Instituto Maslow Cattell in Spain, then a master's in counseling psychology from the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology — a discipline that blends psychotherapy and spirituality — in Palo Alto. He received his California license to practice marriage and family psychotherapy in 2008.
Just as important in Lopez's development was a near-death experience 10 years ago. Two strangers found him on a beach in Jenner. He had hypothermia and no clear recollection of how he got there. That episode pushed Lopez into an active period of art and poetry.
"I don't feel I'm on my first life," he said. "I'm on my second one."
It was during his time at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology that an aikido instructor encouraged Lopez to put his coaching ideas into a framework. Lopez calls it Transformational Tennis.
Rather than skirting their anxiety, Lopez encourages his players to confront it. He likes to "press them into a corner" at practice, stressing them with a running clock or a difficult position on the court so that the pressure of a competitive match is less startling. He teaches his athletes to concentrate on their emotional state and their core muscles even while tracking the lemon-lime ball.
"I'm always trying to find a collaboration approach, where I'm not telling them what to do all the time," Lopez said. "It's almost like I'm saying, 'There's a part of you that knows how to do this. Let's find this part in you.'"
And yes, Lopez's approach seems to work. His Seawolves are 8-6 this season against solid competition, though they have little scholarship money to offer and therefore tend to attract players who were lightly recruited elsewhere.
Though he loves coaching, Lopez admits that he is sometimes torn between tennis and his art, not to mention his passion for the outdoors and the book he's been meaning to write on Transformational Tennis.
"I'm a guy who lives in a lot of realities — as a tennis coach, psychotherapist, father, poet," Lopez said. "It's important that I become a translator of something. … I need to be on the frontline. These women, without me talking about this thing, would never have exposure to anything like it."
In other words, tennis has become one more language in which Lopez is writing poetry.
You can reach Staff Writer Phil Barber at 521-5263 or email@example.com.
VIDEO: Joaquin Lopez is more than just a dynamic women's tennis coach. He also writes poetry, which he sometimes performs to musical accompaniment. Below is a video of a performance by his group, PanGaia Art Ensemble.


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Weekly Speak
EMU spreads its wings
The LGAQ's Annual Elected Member Update (EMU) program is one of the really special things the LGAQ does for elected members.
We kick off next week, with teams heading out across Queensland to talk to elected members and CEOs on trends and trials for councils, including the importance of corporate culture and the ongoing challenge of financial sustainability.
It's a massive outreach project - eight teams of 16 experienced staff hit the roads over a two-month period, delivering the course in 30-plus centres across the state.
It's a two-way street. Just as important as us updating you on what we see on the horizon, is you giving us the invaluable feedback on the issues and developments which are looming in your own rearview mirror.
Better yet - it works. We know because you turn up in droves every year. This is a program where we don't get in a flap - or stick our head in the sand.
Months of work go into preparing the sessions.
The information is current to the day, and presented by staff who are the experts in their fields. Apart from what we impart on the day, we leave behind a treasure trove of information to be used throughout the year.
We look forward to seeing you at one of the EMU sessions and meeting on your turf.
Speaking of meetings on your turf, this week President Mayor Mark Jamieson and I travelled to Isaac, Central Highlands, Woorabinda, Banana, North Burnett and Bundaberg. Three days' travel and 1200k's of road.
As always, our thanks to these councils for their hospitality and time.
Part 2 #LGAQ visit with CEO Greg Hallam to #BananaShire, #Biloela, #NorthBurnettShire #Gayndah and #Bundaberg. Tremendous to catch up with regional councillors and better understand challenges and opportunities pic.twitter.com/xz0lsMO4zy— Cr Mark Jamieson (@JamiesonMark) February 28, 2018
#LGAQ world wind trip across #CQ #WideBay #Burnett visiting Councillors at #Moranbah #Emerald #Wooribinda updating on key issues around #Integrity and #Sustainability. See part 2 pic.twitter.com/IddKw6zZ8p— Cr Mark Jamieson (@JamiesonMark) February 28, 2018


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A subsidiary of Bombardier, Can-Am was originally a motorcycle manufacturer until 1987 when the brand was licensed and outsourced to CCM. In 2006, Bombardier re-introduced the brand with a new focus on recreational vehicles. Today Can-Am produces ATVs, including side-by-side vehicles, and a three-wheeled roadster called the Can-Am Spyder.


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Bomb Squad Academy is officially out on Steam. Thank you for your support!
Save the world one wire at a time with Bomb Squad Academy, a puzzle game where you have to defuse bombs under a time constraint.
Analyze the way the electronic boards function and identify how to disable the detonator. Be careful though, cutting the wrong wire or flipping the wrong switch might just trigger the bomb.
As you progress through the game, you will be faced with increasingly challenging circuits that will test your ability to work through logic puzzles quickly. Identify the components, understand the connections and learn what makes the circuit work. Do it fast enough and you might just make it through.
Good luck!
Bomb Squad Academy is developed by Systemic Games. You can find more information below.
From the Press:
"It also manages to achieve that bomb defusing essential – the moment of nervous uncertainty when you cut a wire, either leading to a sudden explosion, or the relief of simple nothingness."
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"Bomb Squad Academy is a refreshing, cerebral puzzler that might just teach you a thing or two about electronics in the process. That's some cheap and easy knowledge right there."
"I kinda wish Bomb Squad Academy existed way back when I was learning, because there are three areas we had to study over for six weeks when I was learning it, and this game boiled it all down to a 20-minute lesson with practical applications. This is a game you should be playing in a technology class and then taking a test afterward."
"It's clear from the setup distribution of the components across the academy sections and the layout of each puzzle, which includes the bomb package underneath, that significant time and attention was given to each level."
What platforms is the game on? Will it improve your social life ? Find all the answers you seek in the F.A.Q.
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Eco Focus
Eco Focus
We've teamed up with the Biosphere Partnership and Brighton & Hove City Council to produce this innovative online project designed to help us engage with our environment.
Using Eco Focus you can be part of a living arts project by uploading photographs to the project webpage. Be inspired by the wide variety of themes such as: 'my perfect view', 'wild at heart', 'picnic heaven' and 'diversity'. Once loaded these images will be geo-tagged within the Biosphere area.
Get involved and help support the Biosphere Partnership's Here Here campaign to gain international recognition for the area as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
For more information about the Biosphere see www.biospherehere.org.uk
And load your photographs at http://eco.photofringe.org
We welcome you to participate in Eco Focus. To upload your image, simply click here to go to the form. From there, add your e-mail address and your image. If you've uploaded before, that image will be added to your account.
Each time you upload an image to Eco Focus, you will receive an e-mail with information about your image. Click here to login and access your images.
If your image already has geolocation data, its position will appear on the next screen, but if not, simply search for your location and then click save! Your image will then appear in the category you uploaded to.
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text: This biography takes us to more than just a world of music. Lou Harrison's artistic pursuits included dance, drama, art and poetry as well. Born to an upper-class Portland, Oregon family, Harrison was immersed in creating and collaborating all his life. His compositions based on existing choreography were especially valued by dance companies. Harrison experimented with found and created instruments. His early interest in Chinese music in San Francisco was later expanded into other world music, notably the Korean gamelan form. Over-coming mental health issues and homophobia, Harrison celebrated connection. His unique orchestral music is superb.


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Word from the Obama administration is that with al Qaeda spiritual leader Osama bin Laden dead, U.S. forces may now have found the fast-track to exit the Afghan occupation.
It won't be easy, and it will require more than just political capital in the U.S., but unnamed officials tell The Washington Post's Rajiv Chandrasekaran that, with a negotiated settlement between America and the Taliban, the Afghan war's "endgame" will be nigh.
On one key front, the president can now put negotiators at the table with Taliban forces without being criticized for "negotiating with terrorists," Chandrasekaran noted. On another, Taliban faction leader Mohammad Omar will likely be under tremendous pressure to end his alliance with al Qaeda, breaking another key barrier to U.S. withdrawal.
"Bin Laden's death is the beginning of the endgame in Afghanistan," an unnamed senior official reportedly said. "It changes everything."
That's likely to be music to the ears of many progressives — and even some Republicans — who've long hounded President Obama to pull U.S. forces out of the war-torn country.
"In the wake of Osama Bin Laden's death, now is the time to shift toward the swift, safe, and responsible withdrawal of U.S. troops and military contractors from Afghanistan," read a letter signed by House Progressive Caucus earlier this week.
"We are hopeful that Osama Bin Laden's death will offer comfort to the families of the victims of unconscionable attacks on innocent life that have occurred throughout the world and on 9/11," they wrote, asking the president to support a "near-term and significant drawdown" of troops starting in July.
Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC), similarly, joined with Reps. Ron Paul (R-TX) and Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) last month to support a resolution that would bring the troops home. It failed 321-93. His words, however, gained greater influence after bin Laden's death.
In an exclusive interview with Raw Story, Rep. Jones said he'd support an immediate declaration that America has won the war on terror.
"We could declare victory today," he said. "We have eliminated the leader of al Qaeda, bin Laden. He's now dead. So let's declare victory and start bringing our troops home."
Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY), who represents one of the districts most affected by the attacks of Sept. 11, 2011, said he too supports a declaration of victory and withdrawal from Afghanistan.
"This, I hope, will now give us the impetus for withdrawing our troops from Afghanistan, for which there is very little use that I can see for them remaining there," he told Fox 5 NYC earlier this week.


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Pet Prayers
Prayers for the Loving Creatures So Close to Your Heart
Our animal friends have many needs in life, and God cares about them all. This book is full of prayers for pets with colorful photos. It also offers brief answers from the Bible about pets, such as, "Do pets go to heaven?" Each prayer shares in the milestones of your pet's life, with prayers from finding the right pet and naming it, to dealing with the loss of your pet. Pet Prayers is a great activity for the whole family. Children will have fun learning about God's love, prayer, and blessings. They will enjoy the different prayers and reading them to their beloved pets. Included are Scriptures to show God's love for the creatures He created. Pet Prayers is a wonderful gift for everyone who loves their pets.
About the Author:
Dr. Susan Bubbers grew up on the Space Coast of Florida, where her love for God's creation and animal life was naturally nurtured in the vibrant waterways and coastal lands. Her spiritual nurturing was also rich and diverse, including influences from mainline, charismatic, and sacramental streams. Her theological training includes a Master of Divinity from Regent University in Virginia Beach, Virginia, Anglican Studies from Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia, a Doctor of Ministry from Reformed Theological Seminary in Oveido, Florida, and ongoing post-graduate studies through the London School of Theology. An ordained priest in the Anglican Communion, she has served as a youth pastor, college chaplain, Bible Institute instructor, and is currently pasturing a church in Sebastian, Florida.
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A state representative has taken the first steps toward establishing a state agricultural fund that would help distribute money to farmers after natural calamities occur.
At the urging of North Lauderdale Mayor John Hart, state Sen. Joe Titone, D- Coral Springs, has pre-filed a bill in Tallahassee creating the fund.
``I`m very pleased that the concept is going this far,`` Hart said. ``The agricultural community obviously needs something. . . .``
Titone could not be reached for comment Friday, but according to his legislative aide the bill was pre-filed Wednesday.
The proposal is to establish a $10 million fund to assist farmers in buying new supplies and planting new crops after a disaster, such as the recent statewide freeze.
Presumably, the bill would go before a newly established committee called the Select Citrus and Agriculture Funding Committee.
Hart said he thought of the idea after the citrus canker scare and how difficult it was for farmers to get monetary relief.
As it stands now, when a farming calamity occurs Gov. Bob Graham must declare a state of emergency and then channel money to farmers` various general revenue funds, including federal relief money, Hart said.
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Remember back in the day when we all had cotton curtains? I remember in the 1960's, my mom washed them by hand in the bath tub, hung them on the clothes line to dry in the sun, brought them in, sprinkled them with a little water, ironed them and hung them back up! Now that was 'Eco-Friendly".
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I recently attended a "Fabric Trunk Show" given in San Francisco by Robert Allen Fabrics. They have introduced a new line of 'Eco-Friendly" fabrics for the home called 'Pure Style" Everything from alpaca, bamboo, mohair, hemp, wool, cork and of course our favorite, cotton. These extraordinary fabrics are all made of recycled, organic or sustainable fibers colored with low-impact dyes and finished in environmentally responsible treatment processes. Now that's saying a lot.
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River Otter
Scientific Name: Lontra canadensis
River Otter Description
Learning more about the River Otter will likely encourage you to want to help them to survive in their natural environment. They are very fun and enjoyable creatures out there. They can grow to be anywhere from 35 inches to 53 inches tall. They can also vary quite a bit in weight due to the foods they consume in any given area. What is interesting is that they have a tail that will be about 40% of the length of their bodies. They also have very short legs that help them to move around on land.
Otter Facts
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Otter Facts and Information. Feeding, habitat, distribution, reproduction, anatomy and more. Facts about Species like the Giant Otter, Sea Otter and many others.
River Otter Anatomy
The anatomy of the River Otter allows them to do very well on both land and in the water. Since they do spend the majority of their time in the water though it is reasonable that their bodies are better designed for that purpose. For example they have webbed feet that help them to keep their balance on land. It also helps them to easily move around in the water.
The very long tail that I mentioned helps them to move fast in the water. However, it also helps them with the balance both on land and in the water. They have the ability to stay under water for a period of four minutes or less. They also follow suit with other otters with the ability to close the nostrils and ears before each dive occurs.
Their fur is very thick and it offers a waterproof barrier for them from the water and their skin. This is a benefit because it means they are able to do very well regardless of the temperature of the water in a given area.
River Otter Evolution
Some fossils that have been tested are about 7 million years old. This shows that the River Otter has been successfully surviving for a very long time. It is possible that they were once only on land? It is possible that their webbed feet and the size of their tails changed to allow them to adequately find food in the water? These are common enough theories but we are still searching for the concrete evidence to back it up.
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River Otter Behavior
They are extremely fun to watch both in the wild and in captivity. People of all ages can't help but be entertained by them. When they are on land they put on quite a show. This includes sunbathing, wrestling with each other, sliding on their stomachs, doing flips, and even completing somersaults. They have tons of energy and they seem to be having an extremely good time.
They do socialize often with each other, but only within their own sex. They won't interact with the opposite sex unless they are interested in mating. They do however, thrive in the company of these other River Otters around them. They will mainly interact with each other on the shore during the day. That is also when they mainly sleep in the burrows that they have created.
At night they are very lively in the water and that they are spending time searching for their food. You will hear plenty of sounds from the River Otters as they interact with each other. This includes chirps, squeals, chuckling, and more. They have lots of sounds that we still haven't figured out. Many of them though we do understand due to the body actions that accompany them. Read more in the Portal of Natural Diversity.
River Otter Habitat
They love to enjoy various types of water, but they aren't only limited to the rivers as some people think due to their name. Instead you will also find them around streams and lakes. They do need to have land close where they can create their burrows. That is where they will sleep as well as where the females will have their young. They love areas of water that are surrounded by either woods or the wetlands.
Here they can find plenty of supplies to create their burrows. Sometimes they will even take over abandoned dams or old logs to use for their homes. They tend to sleep during the day while relaxing in their burrows or in the sunlight. It is at night when they spend their time in the water.
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River Otter Feeding Habits
There is plenty of different types of food out there for the River Otter to spend time looking for. They will dive very deep for it at an amazing speed. The biggest type of food for them are fish. They consume various sizes of them as well as types. They will also feed on crayfish, frogs, turtles, and clams. They have very good eyesight which allows them to do well hunting when it is dark.
They use their forepaws to get the fish and other prey and then bite it. They may do this in the water but occasionally they will take food to the shore and consume it there. They can also leisurely consume it while floating in the water on their backs. This is really fun to watch them do if you ever have the opportunity.
River Otter Reproduction
River Otters are ready to reproduce when they are from 2 – 4 years old. This is the only time the males and females show any real interest in each other. All of the silly things they do become even more critical as they can attract them a good mate. They will move into the water for the mating process to take place. Then they will go back to avoiding each other as much as possible!
Since mating can take place any time of the year, the females work hard to try to have their young born in the springtime. This allows them to have enough warmth and for her to find enough food to produce milk for them. She can prevent the embryo from attaching for several months so that the pups aren't born to early in the year. Therefore it can be up to a full year from mating before she has them.
Her burrow is where she will have the pups and her litters can range from one of them to as many as six. They can't see for a couple of weeks so they depend on her for everything. When she goes to the water to get food, they will rely on each other to stay warm and comfortable. Once they are a month old they can come to the land and will hang out there for about a week. Then they will slowly be introduced to the water and to finding food.
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River Otter Predators
The life span for River Otters in the wild is only about 10 years. Many of them never reach that age though due to predators. They can become meals for mountain lions, bobcats, birds, coyotes, or alligators. They are more likely to find these types of predators on land which is why they do spend so much time in the water. The specific threat of predators to them varies depending on the area where they live.
The number of them has been in jeopardy due to hunting them for fur. Due to the fact that the fur trade isn't as profitable as it once was though this threat isn't as high as it used to be. A huge problem is that when the water where they are living ends up being polluted due to humans making poor choices. This ends up resulting in them not mating as well as them not being able to thrive.
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By Thomson Reuters Foundation - Jan 04,2018 - Last updated at Jan 04,2018
England's captain Joe Root reacts as he walks off the ground after being dismissed during the first day of the fifth Ashes Cricket Test match against Australia in Sydney on Thursday (Reuters photo)
SYDNEY — Australia stunned England with two late wickets, including that of Joe Root for 83, to leave the tourists wobbling on 233 for five at the end of the rain-disrupted opening day of the fifth and final Ashes Test on Thursday.
A day that started with rain washing out the first session had looked like ending with a packed Sydney Cricket Ground bathed in summer sunshine and England's Barmy Army of fans in full triumphant voice.
Root and Dawid Malan had combined for a 133-run partnership to help steer the tourists to 228 for three when Australia took the second new ball with two or three overs of play remaining.
First, Mitchell Starc, back after missing the fourth Test with a bruised heel, induced Root into a half volley to square leg where Mitchell Marsh took a superb catch.
Then Jonny Bairstow, who had eschewed a nightwatchman, was removed caught behind by Josh Hazlewood with what turned out to be the last ball of the day.
"It was great to get the late reward as a bowling group for our hard toil," said Marsh.
"Two three-hour sessions really took it out of us, certainly in that last hour, it felt pretty long. So to get those two wickets was great for our confidence and we've got a two-over new ball tomorrow, so hopefully we can get stuck into them."
Despite the Ashes already having been relinquished after the loss of the first three Tests in the series, the tourists had been determined to build on their performance in the drawn fourth Test and secure a consolation win.
Malan, who survived a few scares to notch up his fifth Test half century and reached stumps unbeaten on 55, said England were obviously disappointed.
"It sort of sums up where we've been in on this tour, we've been on top for so long in games and then make a couple of mistakes and let the Aussies back in," he said.
"I thought Rooty played fantastically well to get to that position, obviously he was disappointed to get out and to be five down after the hard work we put in today is obviously not ideal."
Mark Stoneman, James Vince and Alastair Cook departed relatively cheaply before tea but Australia's bowlers were unable to drive home their advantage until the dramatic climax.
Both Root and Malan scored slowly — the captain had six boundaries in his half century and his partner five — and there were chances to dismiss the latter in particular.
Root had just reached the 50 mark when he called for a single off Nathan Lyon only for Malan, who was on 28, to stand his ground and then set off very late.
Marsh fielded the ball but fired it to the striker's end and Tim Paine's throw to Lyon caused the spinner to spill the ball, allowing Malan to make his ground.
Malan had eked his tally to 34 when he got an edge off to a Lyon delivery that eluded both wicketkeeper Paine and captain Steve Smith at first slip.
They were chances that Australia would have rued had the day not ended as well for them as it had started.
Stoneman and Vince had got starts under brightening skies but departed for 24 and 25 respectively, both caught behind off Pat Cummins.
Cook made 244 not out in Melbourne last week and looked to be creeping assiduously towards another big tally when Hazlewood intervened to remove him lbw for 39, a review leaving the former England captain five runs short of 12,000 Test runs.
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In the summer of 1985, Rod Tafoya fell in love with Wichita.
"I was young, playing the game I love and pitching in the NBC World Series," Tafoya said. "Greg Swindell was the big star that year, and he was pitching for the Liberal Bee Jays … it was just such a wonderful time for me and I just became enamored with this city.
"It was always my goal to come back one day."
That day has come.
Tafoya, who pitched his final college season at Newman in 1986, will be the starting pitcher for the Houston Tuzos on Sunday at 4 p.m. against the San Diego Waves.
Tafoya is 49 and has been pitching — wherever they'll have him — his entire adult life. He even wrote a book about it last year called "Ageless Arm: My Passion Lives in the Core" and has a website: www.agelessarm.com.
For his full-time job, Tafoya is a vice president for Bank of the West in Albuquerque. He's never had arm surgery and has three pitches — a fastball he throws with the seams and across the seams, slider and a change-up.
He's won almost 300 games in his career pitching in independent leagues and men's adult leagues all over the country, in Mexico and Puerto Rico. His professional high point came pitching in the Mexican pro leagues out of college, where he bounced back and forth between the AAA and AA levels for a few seasons.
"It's pretty simple how I've kept going," Tafoya said. "It's because I love baseball. I love to pitch."
The Tuzos won their opener on Friday, beating the Denver Cougars 4-3. Their player/coach, Lou Lujan, was scouting the Pecos League — an independent pro league in New Mexico, Texas and Colorado — looking for a pitcher for the NBC by tracking box scores of games on July 20.
Tafoya, pitching for the Taos Blizzard, caught Lujan's eye after pitching seven innings while giving up seven hits, no earned runs, no walks and striking out nine in a no-decision against the Fuego. Tafoya pitched for the Fuego last year, their first in the Pecos League, when they were featured in an article by Abe Streep in The Atavist called "The Legends of Last Place: A Season With America's Worst Professional Baseball Team."
"I called the league and told them this was the guy we wanted and started to do some research," Lujan said. "I didn't know he was that old until later, but I really didn't care. I just needed a pitcher. When I called and asked him to play in the NBC the first thing he told me was that he's always wanted to come back and pitch in Wichita."
Tafoya said he's been campaigning with NBC officials to help him get a spot on a team for the last nine years with no luck.
"If I'm still striking people out, I still deserve a shot," Tafoya said. "It's a privilege to be back in the NBC … 28 years later and I'm finally back. I'm elated."


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Greg Orman was fresh out of college, just four months into his first job as a management consultant, when he got a phone call from his father in Kansas asking whether it was worth it to install energy-efficient lighting in his furniture store.
Yes, the son responded, after crunching the numbers. Then he started a business to sell the same idea to others.
Starting from scratch in 1992, Orman built Environmental Lighting Concepts into a multi-million-dollar business with 120 employees within four years.
The lighting company is where Orman first tested the business acumen that he now touts in his campaign as an independent challenger to Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas. It's where Orman made his first $1 million and began accumulating wealth. And it's where he started a pattern of developing, expanding and then selling businesses for a profit.
Orman now is at the center of one of the nation's most unusual and pivotal U.S. Senate races as Republicans try to wrest control of the chamber away from Democrats. Roberts' Democratic opponent has dropped out, leaving Orman as the main alternative. If he unseats the three-term senator, Orman could be in a politically powerful position — free to side either with Democrats or Republicans on key votes in a closely divided Senate.
"Greg is a very driven individual," said Mike Newcome, who was among the first salesmen Orman hired at his lighting business. "He's always wanted to do something big and have an impact."
But Orman didn't start big.
He couldn't afford to immediately quit his first job at McKinsey & Co. to start a lighting business. So he reached out to a cousin and a guy he had met during a high school internship at a bank in his home town of Mankato, Minnesota.
"He was like, 'Do you want to be part of this, because it's going to be a big business?'" said Mark Schroeder, who somewhat reluctantly left the bank to help Orman launch the lighting company.
Schroeder worked for months with no pay, instead earning "sweat equity" in Environmental Lighting Concepts. Orman, though still in debt from his economics degree at Princeton University, used his paycheck from McKinsey to help finance their new company.
Newcome, another recent college graduate, was hired as a salesman about a year later, after a sunrise Saturday interview in which he was intimidated and awed by Orman's intellect.
"This guy had a plan and a vision," Newcome said. "I was nowhere near that level of understanding of what that guy was planning for this company, but I just shook my head and said, 'Wow, it sounds fantastic.'"
Newcome worked out of a cubicle in multi-tenant strip-mall in suburban Minneapolis and, at least initially, was paid only after Orman first got a paycheck from his other job. Orman, meanwhile, seemed to work around the clock — sometimes leaving phone messages at 4 a.m. to make sure Newcome was focusing on particular details.
Orman's business model was built on persuading commercial building owners that they could save money within several years by investing in new energy-efficient lighting fixtures. In many cases, customers were able to finance the improvements through an electric company, which in turn paid Environmental Lighting Concepts.
Orman said he and his partners invested about $30,000 during a rugged start-up. Business was so slow that his salesmen suggested a $50,000 advertising campaign, Orman told The Associated Press. Instead, he said the young company opted for a "50-cent solution" by doing a better job of "educating customers" about their products. Sales began to soar. Newcome said he was rewarded with three Rolex watches for personally posting annual sales over $1 million.
"It's one of the things in business that I've always sort of preached, which is, money doesn't solve every problem. Thinking does," Orman said. "That was sort of my first example."
Orman eventually left McKinsey & Co. to focus full-time on his own firm. As it grew, Environmental Lighting Concepts opened several additional branches, including in the Kansas City area. That caught the attention of Kansas City Power & Light Co., a publicly traded utility that was looking to gain a foothold outside of its traditional retail power sales.
A KCP&L subsidiary bought a 70 percent stake in Environmental Lighting Concepts in 1996. Orman made more than $1 million on the sale, though he hasn't said exactly how much. The deal put him in a position to make a lot more.
The utility merged Environmental Lighting Concepts with another company that installed ventilation systems. Orman was put in charge of the utility's KLT Energy Services, where he founded an electrical contracting business called Nationwide Electric and oversaw numerous other mergers and acquisitions. Nationwide Electric was sold to a Canadian company for nearly $79 million in 1999.
In 2002, KCP&L's parent company merged the remnant of Environmental Lighting Concepts into one of its other subsidiaries. Filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission show Orman received $10.1 million in company stock and got paid more than $4.7 million — a sizable return for a sliver of a company that started with nothing a decade earlier.
Orman has continued to expand his business investments. He now lists leadership roles in 15 firms, including ones focused on real estate, medical research and boxing equipment. A Senate disclosure form puts his net worth between $21.5 million and $86 million.
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Publisher 505 Games has announced that its icy survival horror Cryostasis, fast-paced monster FPS NecroVisioN, and World War II strategy game Men of War are all on track for a February 20 release. For those unfamiliar with the upcoming games, official descriptions are posted below:
Taking place in the Arctic Circle in 1981, players take on the role of Alexander Nesterov, a Russian meteorologist sent to investigate the final hours of the North Wind, an old nuclear ice-breaker shipwrecked in an icy grave.
The freezing cold has turned the inhabitants of the ship into freakish frozen monsters that will hunt down anything warm and destroy it. Thankfully, Alex possesses a unique 'Mental Echo' ability, which allows him to relive the final memories of the dead and change their actions in the past.
But, can Alex discover what happened on the North Wind or will he also become the latest victim of the terrible cold?
See World War Two from three different sides - Russian, Allied and German – as you command entire armies and plot your battle strategies across epic maps based on real-life locations.
Men of War takes place across the globe during the height of World War II and features three different campaigns, each with their own unique units, vehicles and missions. From the Russian missions starring two student comrades fresh to the horrors of war, players are soon catapulted into massive battles with dozens of units under their command.
In addition to the in-depth single player experience, Men of War also unleashes a range of multiplayer maps based on the main missions along with action-packed 'capture the flag' and 'high-value cargo' modes.
NecroVisioN is a first-person horror shooter, which sees players taking on the role of American soldier Simon Bukner, who must fight his way through the bleak trenches of World War One and into the very jaws of Hell.
Dead soldiers are coming back to life with a lust for human flesh, a mad German scientist has created a giant robotic scorpion and an ancient war between vampires and demons is threatening to wipe out humanity.
Armed with his powerful Shadow Hand and demonic weapons, Bukner must battle to save himself... and the world.


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"The effect Gears of War and other games are having on networks indicates to service providers that online gaming is not just a craze. Their networks must be equipped to protect this increasingly valuable traffic from the effects of a best-effort network," says Dave Caputo, president and CEO of Sandvine. "Other multimedia applications like video downloads onto iPods are increasingly becoming popular, so service providers need to identify these trends early in order to proactively ensure there is adequate capacity to support the extra bandwidth usage."
This spike in Xbox Live traffic following the launch of a highly anticipated game is reminiscent of Halo II's release in 2004 (www.sandvine.com/news/pr_detail.asp?ID=65), marking the first boom in online gaming and resulting in the sustainable popularity of Xbox Live.
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by Ann Wycoff
The 6th annual San Diego Bay Food & Wine Festival, a five-day foodie fête, was a smash success with 170 world-class wineries and spirit producers, along with 70 of San Diego's award-winning fine dining restaurants on hand.
The East Village was hopping Friday night at the Wonderhaus, the iconic Wonder Bread Factory downtown, where merry imbibers sampled reserves, rum concoctions from Tommy Bahama, a jazzy effervescent champagne cocktail with St. Germain elderflower liqueur, a robust seasonal ale from Sierra Nevada and myriad good wines.
We loved a full-bodied Cabernet Sauvignon from boutique producer Cass, co-owned by Paso Robles winemakers Steve Cass and Ted Plemmons who like to "make wine for their friends." Another highlight of the evening was a sexy Zinfandel pour from Paradigm Winery in Oakville, Califorina, a wine rich in red fruit with perfect notes of spice.
The tastiest treat of the evening arrived as a Mojito panna cotta from chef Rocia Verela of The W's Hotel's Rice, who created a creamy confection with candied mint bits that had people lined up for seconds and thirds.
Saturday's Grand Tasting, held in the Embarcadero Marina Park North, called for a sunny breezy day by the bay with happy participants exploring over 800 selections of wine and nibbling on gourmet bites from chefs and purveyors. We enjoyed the hummus and pomegranate seeds in martini glasses courtesy of POM, crusty artisanal bread from Sadie Rose Baking Co., and exquisite dark chocolate with lavender grey sea salt from Eclipse Chocolate.
70 local restaurants showed up in full force to compete for the grand prize—"The Chef of the Fest." The winner, Anthony Sinsay from Harney Sushi, received $50,000 in prizes for his "Textures of Kabocha" featuring a sous vide Kabocha with Kabocha puff, Kabocha panna cotta, carbonated citrus and "malty" truffle air.
Del Mar favorite, Paul McCabe of Kitchen 1540 took second for his braised Kurobuta pork belly, BBQ consommé, organic root vegetable salad and pickled mustard vinaigrette, while Jeff Rossman with Terra Restaurant and Catering won third for his shrimp mojito with avocado wasabi sorbet.
In our opinion, Donovan's won the prize for best feeding the masses as they served up a USDA prime filet mignon burrito-style with sour cream and Philly cheese steak sandwiches with stringy gooey cheese and grilled onions up until the final minutes of the event.
The money raised from the event delivers close to $30,000 in scholarships for the American Institute of Wine & Food culinary arts program. It was nice to see so many foodies in San Diego out and about enjoying the fall day, fine wines and good eats.
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Dr. Kathleen D. Moody and Dr. J. Walter Streett exchanged wedding vows recently in First Presbyterian Church, Allentown.
Gail B. Marcus was matron of honor and David O. Beattie was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Moody of Allentown are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is a son of Walter M. Aehlig of Ghent, N.Y.


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OCZ to Stop Making Some DRAM
OCZ Technology Inc. is discontinuing the production of some lower-margin DRAM products as part of a shift to focus on higher-margin specialty and high-performance memory products.
As such, the maker of computer components cut its revenue guidance by $35 million to $165 million to $180 million. OCZ stressed that the rest of its operations are generating results as previously expected.


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Reviewed by Mark Y. (age 9)
I think that it is an interesting book because I like the trouble that James and the other insects get into and how they get out of it. I think that it's really neat to see that James finally got friends after being so lonely for such a long time.
I recommend this book to anyone who wants to read an adventure book. Children of all ages will love this book because it is a great story about friendship. It also had a great ending, but you will need to read it to find out.