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Alexa Chung – presenter, model, designer and Vogue contributing editor – was forced to remove a completely innocuous (and rather sweet) photo of herself wearing a denim dress and posing next to her mother from Instagram because of the barrage of abuse that ensued. The simple reason? She looked too "skinny."
Critics of Chung's happily took to Instagram, calling her body/legs "alarming," "underweight," and "gross," and accusing her of being an unhealthy role model for her fans, prompting Alexa to respond: "Ok everyone thanks for the teen angst discussions. People are different sizes. I'm not actively trying to be thinspo for anyone. I am now making this acct private. Byeeeeeeee." For all of the critics, there were also girls posting how much they loved Chung's legs and were jealous of how slim they are.
The "thinspo" issue – which involves posting unhealthy images of slimness to motivate weight loss on pro-anorexia, or pro-ana sites - has been a real thorn in social media's side since it became apparent that photo sharing sites like Pinterest, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram lend themselves well to thinspiration boards and pro-ana pics, and despite social media bans of pro-ana sites, images and messages promoting disordered eating and unhealthy and unrealistic versions of thinness continue to thrive. Let's be honest, we don't need a hardcore pro-ana supporters for that; just last week, Lady Gaga outraged many of her 23 million Twitter followers when she posted that "pop stars don't eat."
Considering that famous faces from Beyonce (who, you'll recall, has also been called "fat") to Kate Middleton have been lauded as "thinspo," it's no surprise that Alexa's skinny frame has caused both outrage and admiration from the online community, something the model has had to deal with in the past that even prompted her to leave Twitter for a time.
Alexa has previously said she doesn't want to be a role model for thinness, but considering her success is in an industry that values being slim over being healthy (well, actually, that's our whole society now, isn't it?) and that her accomplishments have only piled up while her frame has shrunk (she's always been naturally thin, but she is noticeably thinner than when she first came onto the scene back in 2007), it's ridiculous for her to pretend that her slimness isn't part of the "Alexa Chung celebrity package," that fans may want to emulate in some way.
That doesn't mean she has a right to be abused or called irresponsible for her figure, but as a celebrity in the spotlight (or a social media user in general), being judged or criticised after posting a picture or status update is par for the course. Engaging in social media is inviting people into your private life and users, especially celebrity ones, should be prepared for the inevitability that not everyone is going to be full of glowing praise.
Social media may provide a forum for lively debate and discussion - like the idealised public sphere that Habermas once envisioned - but it's also a platform for cruelty and cyber-bullying, and a mirror that reflects how distorted women's views about their bodies (and those of others), really are. Hilary Duff said last week that she's stepped up her post-baby weight loss regime after reading cruel jibes about her post-baby body on Twitter. Women complain that society is too thin-centric, that there's too much pressure to look a certain way and then attack another woman, a stranger no less, who has just given birth. It's insanity.
Considering most people find it difficult to approach a friend or loved one with concerns about their weight or health – and presumably, would do it in the kindest, gentlest way possible – posting an insult, a harassing comment or a sad-face emoticon to a complete stranger seems like a bizarre way to behave, doesn't it?
Social media has given us new avenues to voice our issues and concerns, but unfortunately, the bigger issue is that as women, our framework for judging ourselves and others is still deeply flawed and celebrity is tied up in this as both a source of inspiration for us regular joes and a community to tear down whenever we're in need of some schadenfreude.
Craving information, updates, banalities, news and pics from a celebrity only to then throw it back in their face with abuse and cause them to go private or go offline, isn't exactly the endgame of social media, is it?
Sandra Lee Bartky argued in her essay "Foucault, Femininity and the Modernization of Patriarchal Power," that women have become self-policing subjects, trapped like inmates of Foucault's Panoptican, committed to self-surveillance, self-critique and self-discipline. Now, with social media, we are turning that policing gaze about what the "right" female body (or face, or whatever) should look like on others, and we have no qualms about attacking "failure" when we see it.
Women, in life and online, shouldn't be looking for opportunities to tear one of their own down. It's a vicious cycle and one that only serves to encourage dangerous and damaging viewpoints, not to mention breed insecurity and body hatred. So let's leave Alexa Chung and her legs alone. And remember that online – as in life – if you don't have anything nice to say, it's best not to say anything at all.


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Forrest Griffin vs. Tito Ortiz Controversy: This Time the Joke Is on Us!November 24, 2009
The UFC has now had three consecutive controversial decisions in main events. In the first two controversial decisions, nearly everybody involved has been blamed. This time, the joke is on us.
After the fight between Lyoto Machida and Mauicio Rua, fans expressed their outrage with the judges for awarding a decision clearly not supported by the majority of fans and media people. The fact that many people must have been influenced by questionable commentary is beside the point. People weren't happy with the decision, and they needed to blame somebody.
Cecil Peoples in particular was singled out for ridicule after saying some half-baked remarks regarding the scoring of the fight, but Peoples wasn't alone in receiving the blame.
The UFC was blamed for the judging controversy, as many fans felt that the decision was arranged by the UFC. Unknown to these people is the fact that the judges are appointed by the athletic commissions, not by the UFC.
Even the fighters don't seem to understand this point. After the Machida decision, Rampage Jackson blamed the UFC for the decision and stated that the UFC needs to get new judges. Tito Ortiz said something similar following his decision loss to Griffin.
Another casualty in the initial controversy was Machida, who instantly seemed to go from being fan favorite to enemy of the state.
I don't know how people can blame Machida simply for not thinking that he lost a fight that incidentally three judges thought he won, but if there is one thing people can do, it's finding a way to blame somebody.
The good news for Machida is that if fans are this quick to blame him, hopefully they'll be just as quick to praise him again if he can defeat Shogun in the rematch.
After the decision in the Randy Couture vs. Brandon Vera fight, people could no longer blame one or two judges. The new target became the whole judging system.
At least in this fight, people didn't crucify Couture like they did Machida. This time the blame was at least narrowed to something possibly responsible for the problem.
MMA scoring criteria used by athletic commissions aren't perfect, but they certainly aren't the only problem, as we saw last Saturday.
Last Saturday a much larger problem emerged. In the fight between Machida and Shogun, while there were many fans who felt that Machida deserved to win the decision, there were almost no media experts who felt the same way.
There were only a few exceptions.
In the Forrest vs Tito fight, the fans and media experts were all over the map.
The most common scoring for the fight was probably 29-28 for Forrest Griffin, but I saw online that many people scored the fight 29-28 for Ortiz, while others went as far as 30-26 for Griffin.
BloodyElbow.com posted an article expressing outrage that a judge could possibly have scored the fight for Ortiz. BloodyElbow was far from alone in scoring the fight 30-26 for Griffin.
Apparently the problem isn't just with the judging system.
So who do we blame now?
We can't blame one particular judge, because there have been too many judges responsible for the three recent decisions, and the recent judging controversy has shown us that we can't blame the judging system itself.
There are some fundamental issues that need to be resolved to rectify this situation. I'm still working on that article. For now, let's just stop blaming everybody else.
This time the joke is on us.

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Senior researchers Vladimir Pomerantcev and Olga Rubtsova, working under the guidance of Professor Vladimir Kukulin (SINP MSU), were able to use on an ordinary desktop PC with GPU to solve complicated integral equations of quantum mechanics — previously solved only with the powerful, expensive supercomputers. According to Vladimir Kukulin, the personal computer does the job much faster: in 15 minutes it is doing the work requiring normally 2-3 days of the supercomputer time.
The main problem in solving the scattering equations of multiple quantum particles was the calculation of the integral kernel — a huge two-dimensional table, consisting of tens or hundreds of thousands of rows and columns, with each element of such a huge matrix being the result of extremely complex calculations. But this table appeared to look like a monitor screen with tens of billions of pixels, and with a good GPU it was quite possible to calculate all of these. Using the software developed in Nvidia and having written their own programs, the researchers split their calculations on the many thousands of streams and were able to solve the problem brilliantly.
"We reached the speed we couldn't even dream of," Vladimir Kukulin said. "The program computes 260 million of complex double integrals on a desktop computer within three seconds only. No comparison with supercomputers! My colleague from the University of Bochum in Germany (recently deceased, mournfully), whose lab did the same, carried out the calculations by one of the largest supercomputers in Germany with the famous blue gene architecture that is actually very expensive. And what his group is seeking for two or three days, we do in 15 minutes without spending a dime."
The most amazing thing is that the desired quality of graphics processors and a huge amount of software to them exist for ten years already, but no one used them for such calculations, preferring supercomputers. Anyway, our physicists surprised their Western counterparts pretty much.
One of the principal beneficiaries of the US restricting the export of the latest generation of computer technology to the former USSR, was of course Russia.
Deprived of the latest hardware, Russian mathematicians and computer scientists were forced to be more efficient with equipment that was one or two generations off the latest mark for computing.
Parity between the USSR and the USA in nuclear weapons is testimony to their success and the failure of US export restriction policies.
For the technical details: V.N. Pomerantsev, V.I. Kukulin, O.A. Rubtsova, S.K. Sakhiev. Fast GPU-based calculations in few-body quantum scattering. Computer Physics Communications, 2016; 204: 121 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpc.2016.03.018.
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Established in 1725 by an Act of the General Assembly, Pon Pon Chapel of Ease was one of two churches serving St. Bartholomew's Parish after the Yemassee War (1715) aborted plans for a parish church. The chapel site was located on Parker's Ferry Road, the busy stagecoach thoroughfare that connected Charleston and Savannah. In 1754, a brick chapel was erected to replace the earlier wooden structure. This brick chapel burned in ca.1801, causing Pon Pon Chapel to become subsequently known as the Burnt Church. The chapel was rebuilt between 1819 and 1822, and was in use until 1832 when it was again reduced to ruins. The façade of Pon Pon Chapel had a central, rounded arched entrance flanked by rounded arched windows on either side, all constructed in a brickwork pattern of one stretcher alternating with two headers. The two round windows in the façade's upper level utilized the same brickwork pattern. The walls were constructed in Flemish bond. The chapel's historical significance is due in part to Rev. John Wesley preaching two sermons here on April 24, 1737 and for its burial ground that contains the remains of Congressmen Aedanus Burke and O'Brien Smith, in addition to numerous local leaders. Listed in the National Register January 5, 1972.
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So a few weeks ago I wrote about my favourite band Rise Against, explaining what I love about their songs.
Now I want to know about your favourite band and your favourite songs! Drop a comment in below, and we can discover some new music.
Make it as long or as short as you like, I don't mind what genre, whether they are an artist, band, composer or whatever. All I ask is that you love their music and it moves you.


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Does Worker's Compensation Get a Credit for any of the Recovery an Injured Person Received in a Personal Injury Claim?
Today's blog deals with the worker's compensation platform and how that may affect your personal injury case. Let's take an example that you are driving for a work related errand. While you are stopped for a red light, you are violently rear-ended by an inattentive driver. Due to the negligence of the at fault driver,
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Re: ObitRequest for Husband and wife-Porterville paper
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Hi Robert.I just discovered The Sequoia Genealogical Society in Tulare County has obituaries available for those of us that have relatives that were in Tulare County.Your Albert and Johnnie Mitchell are listed.Here is the link to get you to the place to order the obituaries:
Or you can search for California Genweb and then click on their county map for Tulare county that's on the website.
I was excited to see my gr. uncle & his wife listed & will be ordering their obits this week.
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Sourdough Bread Recipe and Help
I made a sourdough starter with pineapple juice and flour and it has developed nicely. I cannot; however, find a recipe to use it in.
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The Georgia Southern football team's defense felt pressure to perform in Saturday's second scrimmage of spring practice after the offense scored eight touchdowns the previous Saturday.
"The defense got tired of getting chewed out by the coaches," rising senior All-America nose tackle Brent Russell said of last week's practices and meetings. "We came out with the right mindset today and I think it showed. The first seven groups went out and the 1s and 2s (the first- and second-string offensive units), they really didn't get anything. We were getting after them pretty good."
The defense dominated by forcing fumbles, breaking up potential touchdown catches in the end zone and sacking quarterbacks, including twice for safeties. The scrimmage lasted from 9:30-11:15 a.m.
J.J. Wilcox returned the opening kickoff for a 70-yard touchdown to highlight special teams play, but the defense limited the offense to three touchdowns: two rushing, one passing.
GSU head coach Jeff Monken said he was happy with the defense's performance.
"The first several drives, they stopped those guys and did a good job. Got them off the field," Monken said. "It was good to see the limit of big plays. Last week, there were a lot of big plays by the offense and that was worrisome for sure.
"There weren't enough sustained drives on offense. That's worrisome. We've got to balance it out and, obviously, when we play someone else, we want our defense to stop them and not let them have anything. And our offense, we don't want to be stopped. It's good to see in the spring both sides have some success."
Ezayi "Izzy" Youyoute started at quarterback with the first-team offense. He fumbled on the second play from the line of scrimmage. Youyoute wasn't the only player who struggled to hold onto the football. Later on, quarterback Jerick McKinnon and A-back Darreion Robinson each fumbled. Quarterback Prince McJunkins fumbled on two consecutive plays.
"We've got to get the ball off the ground," Monken said. "The ball was on the ground far too many times today… the most disappointing thing about the scrimmage for sure."
Youyoute connected with tight end Tyler Sumner, who made an acrobatic catch for a 23-yard gain. Youyoute fumbled a second time, but on the next play he ran for a 48-yard touchdown to cap a 99-yard drive.
"The 99-yard drive off the goal line was really, I think, a great drive for those guys and gave them some confidence after getting sent off the field more than a few times by the defense," Monken said.
The drive was one of the few highlights for the offense. Defensive end Terico Agnew sacked McKinnon. McKinnon also was sacked for a safety, as was McJunkins.
Cornerback Nick Wright foiled a potential touchdown catch by Kentrellis Showers by batting the ball down in the end zone.
"Kentrellis is a great receiver. I was just trying to stick with him, trying to do my best to work on my technique," Wright said. "That's the main thing Coach O (Orlando Mitjans) talks about, working on your technique. I played my technique and went up with him, tried my best to go up and get the ball."
Free safety Boyd Sasser broke up McKinnon's pass intended for Wilcox in the end zone to prevent a touchdown.
"We aimed to take care of the big plays because we gave up a lot (in the first scrimmage)," Sasser said. "I think we did well with that today. When you can take away the big plays, the defense has a chance to get some momentum, and that really played in our favor today."
B-Back Seon Jones ran for a 35-yard gain to set up quarterback Russell DeMasi's 16-yard touchdown pass to DeVonte Lewis. Robinson ran for a 2-yard touchdown.
B-Back Dominique Swope (lower-body strain) and A-back Robert Brown (sore back) did not play. Swope is recovering after collapsing during Monday's practice and being taken by ambulance to East Georgia Regional Medical Center, where he was released later that night. Brown has not practiced this spring.
Also sidelined were 11 other injured players, including 10 who spent a portion of the scrimmage walking up and down the stadium's steps as part of their rehabilitation. Offensive linemen Blake DeBartola and Trevor McBurnett, who both have high ankle sprains, were among the 10 players who walked the stadium steps.
"We're using Dorian Byrd as a center just because there's a lack of bodies right now because of injury," said Monken, who mentioned that linebackers Darius Eubanks and Carlos Cave, and defensive lineman Javon Mention, are recovering from injuries.
Monken said neither Youyoute nor McKinnon has emerged as the frontrunner at quarterback.
"It would be difficult for me to say right now who the quarterback is, but the good news is we would be perfectly comfortable with either one of them as our quarterback," Monken said. "And we're not in the situation where we're not sure who the quarterback is going to be because both of them stink. They're both good quarterbacks. And there's going to be opportunities for both of those guys, when they're not in the ballgame at quarterback, to play another position.
"I think, probably, it's likely that both of them will remain at least a backup quarterback where they could go in the football game and not switch to something else full-time to where they don't practice under center or behind the center at all."
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Automation is the key to efficiency and consistency when delivering IT services. Fundamentals of IT Process Automation with NetIQ Aegis is a three-day course that will help you gain the proficiency you need to develop automated processes for your IT organization. In this course, you will learn about the NetIQ Aegis lifecycle, how to use the Workflow Designer, and process revision control, in order to manage, maintain and make decisions with NetIQ Aegis.
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Standing on the far edge of the crowd he was concealed by the shadows. Gazing up from his drawn up hood to hide his face he looked at the villages demon lord. A millennium has finally passed and the long awaited moment was here. A twisted grin appears on his face. People thought the millennium battle was barbaric and a battle without cause, but for people like Derik who sought nothing but bloodshed and destruction it was the perfect opportunity to cause mayhem. Derik could care less about the crown of Allis Mundi that would be given to the winner. This was a battle the gods had given them after years and years of constant fighting against the clans. Oh how Derik missed those days, when they would rampage other cl ns villages. He had never one to deal the finally blow to his opponents. He always liked to cut them up slowly and hear them beg for death.
Each clan had their own way of choosing their warriors, for his clan they would go through training and only the best of the best. All the people were gathered at the square to hear who this millenniums participant would be. The demon lord, Fester, stood on the woodestage, a slip of paper in his boney hand. Demons could take any form that they pleased, and for some reason Derik couldn't understand, the old man always took that form. Not only that but he was apparently thinking about ageing like a HUMAN. He shivered in revulsion.
He was brought back to the present hearing the old man clear his throat. "This millenniums participant is..." the old mans spoke, his voice drifting through the crowd filled with power sending shivers through the lesser demons in the crowd. "Derik."
People turned around to see Derik who still stood shrouded by shadows. Excitement bubbled in Derik, his veins started to pump in adrenaline. "This is going to be fun.." he chuckled grinning from ear to ear his teeth sharpening like a shark in anticipation.
"Follow me Derik." The old demon lord spoke walking off the stage not bothering to see if Derik was following.
As Derik followed the old man they walked all the way to the outer edge of the demon realm. They stopped in front of the portal that would lead him to the human realm, some of the demon lords soldiers already gathered around the portal. A soldier with piercing yellow-orange eyes handed a back pack he knew had weapon and any other supply he might need.
"Derik." The demon lord spoke. Derik looked up to find the old man studying him. "Just don't get yourself killed."
Derik gave the old man a wolfish grin. "As if they can even touch me before I'd slit all their throats."
Fester sighed his green eyes filled with weariness, "That's what I'm afraid of."
Derik gave him a confused look unsure of what exactly he meant by that. Wasn't killing the whole part of this "game"? Shrugging it off as old guy talk as he turned to face the portal. His vision began to dimen as his demon senses were starting to take over. Jumping into the portal Derik was thrusted into the human realm, into Montana. His demon senses allowed him to smell the fresh air of the mountains. Closing his eyes he let the demon take over, opening his eyes he sprinted into the forest, trees whizzing past him as he became too fast for human eyes to see. Blending into the shadow realm he ran as a black shadow that raced that raced through the Montana mountains.
Let the games begin..
So far so good I think. Im gonna try to get started on chapter one of "A Demons Desire". *squeals* ik I haven't described Derik's appearance but I will in the next chapter. Promise!
A Demons Desire (ALIIS Book1) [slow updates]Paranormal
He moved his lips to her throat, pressing his lips against her neck he could feel her heart beating frantically. She stiffened feeling his warm wet tongue lap her skin. The demon inside him stirred not satisfied with just this He moved to claim her...


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Johnson tipped to return
Fast bowler Mitchell Johnson is firmly in the frame to make his return to the Australian squad for Perth after 12 months in the Test wilderness.
Firebrand James Pattinson is in significant doubt for the third Test after suffering side pain in Adelaide, and if the 22-year-old is ruled out Johnson is a prime candidate to make his return to the squad.
Johnson last pulled on the baggy green when he led Australia to a famous win over South Africa in Johannesburg in November 2011.
His heroics on that day were with the bat when he scored an unbeaten 40, but Johnson is hopeful of playing a key role with his left-arm pace on his home wicket the WACA.
Johnson was on the verge of being dropped following the tour to South Africa, but suffered a serious toe injury which sidelined him for all of last summer.
Chairman of selectors John Inverarity said following the first Test in Brisbane that Johnson was being watched closely.
Australia were 5 for 111 heading into day four of the second Test at Adelaide Oval, leading South Africa by 273 runs with five wickets in hand.
New South Wales quick Mitchell Starc would likely fill Pattinson's place in the XI, but Johnson could be picked in the squad and be an option if captain Michael Clarke decides to do without a spinner in the match starting next Friday.
Pattinson should find out the results of scans on Sunday, but the news doesn't look good.
The Victorian was forced from the field on day three and will almost certainly be absent from the attack for the final innings in Adelaide.
To back up for Perth in three days would be a big task and if the news is bad enough, he could well be scratched from the rest of the summer.
Pattinson would be a huge loss on the pace friendly WACA wicket, especially given Australia might be playing for the number one ranking in Test cricket if they win in Adelaide.
It's been a Test for injuries.
South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis is set to miss Perth despite bravely batting on for his side on Saturday.
Proteas paceman Vernon Philander should play at the WACA, but was ruled out of the second Test before it started because of a back spasm.
Johnson has taken 190 Test wickets for Australia at 31.29, and has been in solid domestic form taking several three-wicket hauls in Shield and one-day cup games.
The other bowling bolter could be Queensland tyro Ben Cutting who has taken 17 wickets at 18.12 and scored 280 runs at 40 in Shield cricket this season.
Another Test discard Phil Hughes also continued to remind selectors of his class after posting 127 not out for South Australia in a Shield game against Victoria on Saturday.
His timing is good with Rob Quiney's position looking doubtful after making just nine runs in three innings while Ricky Ponting's spot is also under threat.
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As others have said in the past about this very topic: SSDD. Same stuff, different day. To say there is nothing new in Floyd Landis's allegations about Lance Armstrong and some of those in his orbit would be incorrect. However, the process is depressingly familiar to anyone who has followed cycling's 12 troubled years since Willy Voet was arrested with a carload of drugs in 1998, sparking off the drip-feed of confession, conviction, revelation and allegation that has so poisoned the last decade and more.
This latest twist to the Landis case follows the same template set by Voet and the other pentiti: deny until you are desperate, then confess. What varies is the length of time they can keep up the pretence. Landis contested every claim, sought every convoluted explanation science could offer, exhausted every last appeal opportunity, mobilised public support, spent a small fortune. His fellow American Tyler Hamilton did the same following his positive test for blood doping in 2004. In Landis's case the due process of his case dragged through until 1 July 2008. His two-year ban ended 25 days later.
Landis's years of self-delusion might prompt incredulity among outsiders but it is nothing novel in cycling's recent past. In October 2000, for instance, in a courtroom in Lille Richard Virenque confessed to doping after more than two years of convoluted denial. That for the first time revealed the extent to which cyclists who take drugs can convince themselves they are clean in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Landis states in his emails that he hopes his allegations may serve some purpose if properly investigated but the simple fact is this: had he come out with his allegations at the time of his positive test for testosterone in the Tour de France in 2006, they would have carried infinitely greater weight. To spend years in denial before turning round and contradicting everything you have clung to over that time – whatever the details you can produce – means that any attempt to investigate the allegations can be countered with one simple argument: why should any credence be given to someone who has behaved in this way?
Compare and contrast with David Millar. He is not a saint but the Briton's period in denial as the allegations mounted around him in 2004 was infinitely shorter – a matter of a few months – and was followed by a prompt confession, a willingness to accept the consequences of his actions, and positive action to redress the harm he had done to his sport. It follows that Millar now has far more credibility than any other cyclist who has been through the mire of drug scandal.
A prompt confession from Landis would have spared his sport two years of SSDD. During that time the minutiae of claim and counterclaim resembled a soap opera and, more damagingly, attempts were made to discredit the anti-doping process, providing ammunition for those who had wanted to spare his fellow American Greg LeMond a harrowing day in court in May 2007, when LeMond revealed that a threat had been made by an associate of Landis to reveal that LeMond had told Landis of childhood sexual abuse.
Discussing the doping issue after Landis's positive in the 2006 Tour, one high-level sports administrator suggested that cycling should go down a radical road in an attempt to combat doping. There should, he said, be a two-wheeled equivalent of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
With the incentive of an amnesty, cyclists should be able to present themselves in front of a tribunal in complete anonymity to confess what they had taken and when and how. The results should be shown to the peloton to shock them into stopping by making them aware of the sheer blind stupidity of what they were doing.
The problem that this administrator highlighted and which the Landis episode underlines is this: there is no framework for cyclists who wish to tell what they know, to contribute to cleaning up their sport. Anyone who wants to bring his misdeeds into the daylight will paya price – although Millar would contend that the price is well worth paying. An amnesty, an open forum, is simply too radical a step.
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Roberto Mancini is facing fresh mutiny from his Manchester City squad over his defensive tactics which were instrumental in the Citizens' Champions League loss to Ajax.
The Daily Mirror says the Italian hauled his players into City's Carrington training base on Thursday morning despite their red eye flight back from Holland to hold an inquest into the disastrous defeat.
City, who Mancini confessed need a 'miracle' to qualify for the last 16 of the tournament, reverted from a flexible 4-3-3 to 4-4-2 and finally the much-maligned 3-5-2 as they went down 3-1 in Amsterdam.
Whereas Borussia Dortmund were thwarted by Joe Hart and emerged with a 1-1 draw despite dominating at Eastlands in the second group stage match, Ajax capitalised on City's switch to 3-5-2 to double their lead via a Christian Eriksen strike. When Joleon Lescott - culpable for Niklas Moisander's headed goal - was hauled off, left-back Gaël Clichy appeared confused and irked by City's new formation. Aptly, it was the Frenchman who deflected Eriksen's clincher past Hart.
Lescott, substituted during the game, said he and his team-mates were not "overly enthusiastic" about the three-man defence Mancini had opted for while right-back Micah Richards told Sky Sports immediately after the game he preferred 4-4-2.
In addition to the self-combustion of Mancini's tactics are new reservations over his infamous autocratic approach to managing the Premier League champions. Several City players are understood to have qualms about his response to Hart opining the Citizens "only had themselves to blame" after last month's 3-2 defeat to Real Madrid, as he became the latest Blues player to be publicly chastised by his coach.
Those providing live television coverage have also exacerbated the tension between Mancini and some of his squad members. Both ITV and Sky have swiftly interviewed City players - Hart and Richards - after losses in the Champions League this season ahead of facing Mancini, armed with candid ammunition courtesy of one of his players.
Since he arrived in Manchester in December 2009 Mancini has had several disputes with players. Craig Bellamy, Carlos Tévez and Mario Balotelli are just three individuals who have been rebuked by the FA Cup and Premier League-winning manager. And now that some of his players are declaring their unhappiness with his tinkering, Mancini is unlikely to countenance being undermined.
Elimination in December for a second straight year will also raise more questions about Mancini's Champions League pedigree. His resignation from Internazionale in 2008 was owed greatly to the team underachieving in the competition and City can now only take a maximum of 10 points - the same total they tallied last year.
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The Automobile Club of Normandy came up with the Rouen-Les Esssarts circuit in 1950. The track was laid out on public roads in the wooded country to the west of the city and featured a dramatic downhill section through a series of fast sweepers to a cobbled hairpin and then back up through the woods to the top of the hill. The track hosted a Formula 1 race in 1951 and the following year played host to the French Grand Prix for the first time. The previous weekend Jean Behra had beaten the dominant Ferrari team in the Grand Prix de la Marne at Reims in his factory Gordini and there was much excitement that he might be able to do it again. In fact Ferrari reasserted its domination with Alberto Ascari leading home Giuseppe Farina with Piero Taruffi third. Gordini's first runner was Robert Manzon who finished fourth, a lap behind.
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The Reims track remained dominant in French racing until 1962 when the French GP once again went back to Rouen and Dan Gurney scored his first Grand Prix victory at the wheel of an air-cooled Porsche.
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Rouen's claim to the national Grand Prix was challenged in the years that followed by the new Clermont-Ferrand circuit and it was not until 1968 that Grand Prix racing returned again. The race took place in the rain with Jacky Ickx dominating in his Ferrari but early in the event Jo Schlesser crashed the brand new Honda in the sweepers and died in the fire that followed.
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NBA seasons blow by fast enough, but when your rookie season comes during a lockout-shortened year it makes it go that much faster. So as Wolves forward Derrick Williams looks back on his first season in the league, it's hard for him not to comment on just how quick the experience came and went.
"The first game we played was Milwaukee and that was preseason, and then the first game of the season I played in was the Thunder. You really look back at it, that was November or so and our first game was Dec. 26," Williams said. "It goes by so fast. You remember it like it was yesterday."
Williams took the leap from college after his sophomore year and showed flashes of the athleticism and talent that made him the Pacific-10 Conference Player of the Year in his final season at the University of Arizona. Even during that first regular season game against the Thunder, Williams dazzled a packed Target Center with a his high-flying ability—including a reverse fast-break jam off a Ricky Rubio pass that gave Minnesota a 79-78 lead with 10:50 to go in the fourth.
But plays like that stand out to a rookie making his professional debut, as do other moments during his first season in the league. It's what makes the first go-around so special.
Perhaps nothing tops Williams' pair of games in his native Los Angeles against the Clippers—two contests that stand out both on personal and team levels. On Jan. 20, the Timberwolves came from behind to beat the Clippers 101-98 thanks to Kevin Love's deep 3-pointer as time expired. On Feb. 28, the Wolves returned to L.A. and beat the Clippers 109-97 thanks in part to Williams' performance off the bench. He set a career high in points (27) while shooting 9-of-10 from the field and 4-of-4 from 3-point range.
The pair of games were easy choices as two of his most memorable games as a rookie.
"Both times we played the Clippers at home where I'm from," Williams said. "That night I had my career high, I had 27 points that night and then [Michael] Beasley came off the bench with me and he also had 27 points. When Kevin hit that game-winner, I felt like we were really rolling. I felt like we were really coming along. A lot of people were talking about us."
But it wasn't always easy for Williams. During his rookie season his playing time fluctuated, especially during the final month, particularly sharing minutes with All-Star Kevin Love at the power forward spot.
This offseason, Williams made it a goal to drop weight and learn nuances of the perimeter game. He was at about 230 pounds during Summer League, was studying the pick-and-roll and had worked on becoming more explosive off the dribble away from the basket.
He said it's all about finding your niche in the NBA game.
There are a lot of ups and downs, and that comes with being a rookie," Williams said. "Learning new things, learning new strategies. I think the main thing is always coming ready to play. There are people out there trying to take your spot every single night, and that could be somebody's night. You have a night off, and someone else is playing and they're trying to take your spot. I just feel like you learn a lot through five months, six months."
Heading into his second year, his main focus is taking the next step. Just like he did in making the jump from high school to college, he said it's important to take what he learned in his first year and apply it to the upcoming season.
"That's what I feed off of," Williams said. "I feel like I can use this year as a building block to get where I want to be. The season has a lot of ups and downs, and that's what I want to learn from."
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Today is June 16, 2011 and we're in our second season of "Everything About Peaches". The series this summer is called "Peach Picks for South Carolina". Every week throughout the entire growing season we are going to feature different cultivars that perform extremely well here in "The Tastier Peach" state.
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CDN TV Guide Spoilers
Monday ("Shock")
Kristen gets rid of her and Eric's intimate video; Will and Sonny's fight intensifies.
Tuesday ("Marlena")
Kristen recognizes how much of a threat Marlena really is; Eric wants to know why Nicole wants to quit her job.
Wednesday ("Huge Fight")
Sami and EJ have a huge fight; Kayla lets something important slip when talking to JJ about his dad.
Thursday ("Theresa's Ploys")
Theresa continues to bother Jennifer; Sami and EJ make peace.
Friday ("Chad Seeks Help")
Chad seeks EJ's help to cover his tracks; Will interrogates Sami about her living situation.
National Enquirer
* Sami's refusal to follow Stefano's rules results in a fight with EJ
* Eric's stunned by Nicole's startling news
* Cameron demands to know what Abigail's hiding
* Kayla makes a bad slip while talking to JJ about his father.
Sami is blown away when she learns how much EJ sacrificed for her
Jordan comes to Rafe's rescue when Marge unleashes her anger.
Justin tells Adrienne he wants to fight for their marriage.
JJ turns to Adrienne and Abigail to find out what happened between Jack and Kayla as Jennifer tries to stop him from finding out
Sami makes amends with EJ and puts Stefano on notice
Theresa takes steps to convince Jennifer she slept with Daniel.
Edited by lysie, Sep 23 2013, 02:02 AM.
|Sep 18 2013, 12:55 AM Post #2
I'm glad that these two are finally fighting. :saberduel:
I just wished that it wasn't about Nabi. :yuk:
They are like the opposite of Nuke.
|Sep 18 2013, 01:09 AM Post #3
Can we get rid of the flashbacks as well.
More angry sex????
Edited by concerned, Sep 18 2013, 01:10 AM.
|Sep 18 2013, 01:19 AM Post #4
Fixed it!
|Sep 18 2013, 01:31 AM Post #5
Bout damn time Kristen, jeez
|Sep 18 2013, 05:38 AM Post #6
|Does this mean that the flashdrive Marlena has, which looks identical to Kristen's, is truly the one Victor gave her? Not that I want Victor or Marlena to have to view this, but I had hoped there would finally be some movement here.
|Sep 18 2013, 05:47 AM Post #7
Probably not. She's prob actually getting rid of Marlena's.
|Sep 18 2013, 06:00 AM Post #8
|I almost think that Brady will accuse Nicole of wrong doing with Eric and then Nicole will find the flash drive and show it at the wedding. Of course Brady will yell and chest thump about how he trusted Kristen, blah, blah, blah and then she'll leave. Brady will then mope around and Nicole will try and make him feel better while helping Eric through this whole thing with Kristen.
|S loves EJ
|Sep 18 2013, 06:10 AM Post #9
|I think the flash drive will be showned at the wedding, but by accident I don´t see Nicole showing Eric getting raped in front of everyone, even if she would be mad at Eric and Brady I would think she would realize that it would be wrong for Marlena to see it.
|Sep 18 2013, 07:59 AM Post #10
It would be wrong and traumatic for Eric to see it. Marlena has been treating Nicole like crap so I wouldn't blame Nicole for not giving 2 shits about Marlena's feelings. However, I do expect Nicole to show consideration for Eric, a man she's supposed to love. Even if he is being an ass.
Edited by LanaluvsBroe, Sep 18 2013, 08:00 AM.
|Sep 18 2013, 08:00 AM Post #11
|I hope the WilSon fight leads to hott make up sex :)
|Sep 18 2013, 08:11 AM Post #12
Sounds like the beginning of the build-up to Kristen leaving Salem - how bittersweet to have Eileen Davidson light up the canvas again, I want Kristen to go out in a blaze of glory, but I do hope they leave the door open for a return at some point. Love to hate or hate to love Kristen, Eileen is amazing in this role!! :hail:
|Sep 18 2013, 08:31 AM Post #13
|Oh Will and Sonny fighting oh man I really hope they don't break up :'(
|Sep 18 2013, 08:36 AM Post #14
agreed. If Nicole does get this, I don't think she should care about Marlena's feelings, nor really even Brady's. But she should care about Eric b/c he is the victim here & has done nothing to deserve any of this.
I sort of hope the wedding goes through though and just as you think she's gotten away with it, bam! that's when the truth comes out. Basically I want it to be the Kaman wedding, except with less blood.
|Sep 18 2013, 08:44 AM Post #15
I think you are one of the bravest men I have ever known, and I am exquisitely proud of you.
They are not breaking up any time soon. Chandler and Freddie have both said this in several interviews.
|S loves EJ
|Sep 18 2013, 09:03 AM Post #16
If Eric blames Nicole for what happend I think Nicole will be to desperate to prove her innocent to think about what the video might do to Eric, plus isn´t showing the video the only way to clear her name? If Nicole would get the flash drive just when the wedding is about to start she might also be in to much hurry to stop the wedding to think about what it might do to the audience.
As for sparing Marlena´s feelings I don´t think either that Nicole cares about Marlena´s feeling but might realize showing it to Marlena is the wrong thing to do, or she cares about the brothers and therefore would not delibrately hurt their mother.
|Sep 18 2013, 09:18 AM Post #17
Only if one of them changes their name to Wilhelmina or Sonia.
|Poker Face
|Sep 18 2013, 09:58 AM Post #18
"I like to be on top, Darling." - John Ross/Pamela
|come again? Kristen will erase the sex tape at last?! damn. didn't see that one coming.
|Sep 18 2013, 09:58 AM Post #19
National Enquirer
* Sami's refusal to follow Stefano's rules results in a fight with EJ
* Eric's stunned by Nicole's startling news
* Cameron demands to know what Abigail's hiding
* Kayla makes a bad slip while talking to JJ about his father.
|Sep 18 2013, 10:05 AM Post #20
Yea, it's Victor's flash, not the rape video.
Ah, finally something dramatic for those two. Maybe I'll finally see some actual chemistry btw them.
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ra effort to reach the tall Pitts-
&.vViS.n; ,h8 n ;
fr2? T1" PPlng In
M apologetic way, went though two
routKl.. while th. croud ,, ft
2p 7 aPP"""1 lo
Lth beInn'ntr of the third a voice
te22i..thVP"Ubur,h ror,1"l vlsed
way. Do It right away." crouae aud.
d.nly moved Into action and slammn.1
Kurta bask acalnit the ropea. There
Kurta bent double and covered up
f!!; V, 5rn.u,fl ""Wrf hitting nnO
I?l.h 11 hcd ,0'd the referee.
At thla moment Kurta atralshtenod up
M elimmed .over a awing on Mr
Crouae'a chin that aounded like an nxe
laklnr Into a chopping block, lllaml
fruaher. Crouao bent over
BMkward. Jjerore be had even time to
WOK aurprlawl Kurd waa on lop of hlni
twinging hla right furiously, and not
talgalnlpa punch. Crouae was daxed nnd
nearly knocked down, nut rallied.
Dvid and OplUh." ahrleked a gal.
Crouae ttaxrered. Hlam.ilam.slam
wt Kurtr'a fists, into the daxej
trln of Crouae crept the haxy Men
that he waa being knocked out. and It
Mamed o foollah and Incredible nnd
fumnr thit he nctually aloo,l atlll with
Ma hands down and laiiKhed, It wn.tn't
a fake laugh-Juat a neul grin of nmuf.
8lam-a1am went Kuril's flt. aome
mor. And then enmc more -nnd more,
And Crouae xet hla Jaw nifHlnst Hie
punches and punched weaklv bn.'k
with, no direction In hla blows, tie must
ha an Jron Jaw.
TimouOH the fourth round and the
fifth Crouae walked In slowly,
Kurtx covered for a moment and
then tralajitened up with Hint heavy
right overhand awing that never mlsae'i,
n4 Crouae 'bent backward na it Inncled.
It didn't seem possible that he could
atand tuch a hammering, llut he did.
gad gradually grew stronger nnd stronger
tn spits of Kurtr'a frantic efforts. In
pit of the loud coaching In Kurtx'
corner from Willie I.ewla, Dmny Mor
gan and a score Of eater amateurs.
In th sixth Kurtx, listening to advice,
wung furiously Into C'rouae's ribs, hut
couldn't atop his advance, Crouse was
hlttlnc harder now, and Kurtz n.ts
blov "all bunged up," aa Joe Humph.
ryc remarked over my shoulder,
Through the seventh Kurtz swung many
hard ones against the tall fellow's chin,
wildly applauded, but took fi much In
return that the end of the ,ound found
him jadly dazeJ and willing lo lean
gainst the ropce tn hla vwn corner and
cover and stall.
Crouse came out strong for tho eighth,
with clear head again and plenty of
speed. He quickly battered nil the
punching power out of Kurtx and
slammed him Into a corner. There,
wfen Kurtz covered up, Crousu punched
him on the back of tho head to bring
him up and then ripped In an tipperout
that looked like curtains. And here
Billy Joh stepped In between and waved
Crouae to his corner to aavu the snriller
man from being knocked out. Kurtz
waa helpless.
Th aeml-flnsl was between Jimmy
Coffey &n3 Voun ShuglUo ("Cortee and
Sugar," waa the gallery gag,) It was
one of the hottest little fights seen here
In many a day, Coffey was always
dangerous, but Hhugrun forced the tight
Ing wltb a rush every second of the
time, and won by a good timrxln. The
pace he 'et during the last thrco rounds
wa alixler,
KO. WIOWN will bo taken from
Itockaway to tha Polyclinic
Iloapltil In an ambulance to.
day. Brown'a leg, Injured In the auto
Mobile accident In which hla young
friend Masters was killed Jul unlay, la
badly swollen, and the do tori fear that
th thigh bone la fraclureJ, X-ray pic.
tures will be taken. K. U will not be
bl to do any more fighting for two
r tar raontns, at tn b
It. I
WF. 1'-.. WsWTm 1 1 JZ
ajjeiiican i. i; aii ft.
, Club.
n .ii'i()n.
Hub. tt.
litlrolt.... u
Nw Void.
HI, Uull. n
Nf York. 6; fit, liuli. i.
I'htralci. I: Witfiinilon. 2.
I'lill.nliilin, T: Clmliud. 0,
Dttrali. fit UoatoD. i.
St. tnll at N'tw Yulk.
Ctrl rlamt at I'hllailclphla.
rhlcadu at Wiahloittuu.
Drtrod at lloaton.
New Yorlc.
Danlfilx. ir.
Chaae. lb,
Kterrntt, rf.
'Ann. rf,
Kltmnonn, !b.
Iliirticl), 3b.
Mnrtln, nn.
Kwcony, c.
.St. I.nuln.
Mhotten. ef.
Jaiitxeti. rf.
Kilt I nn, lb.
Pratt, nn.
I.nl'ortp, 2b.
AtiKtln, 3b.
t'omiiton. If,
Htrphene, o.
UllVlN, p.
Hamilton, p.
Umpire Hurt nnd t'onnolly.
Aiietiuutive, fi.oou.
ClrorKft n.ivls, th yotinft phenom
from Williams C'olloKe, waa nlven his
first c'.i.tnco to pilch this nftrrtiuon and
tcci'tvcil quite nn nv.illnii its tin wnlkoil
to thn box. lln had tit cliittice of not
iinlv H-lntilnK Ills IliMt hlK ItitKUe eatnu.
'hut of lifting the llllltapa out ot la.t
P.ivls h.til u wonderful mrper In col.
lenn baseball and Joined thn Ntw York
flub a week USD. Jlamllliiti pllchfil
for the Ilrowna,
N't'lther side scored In the first InnliiK,
thoiiKh both had men on baacn. Hhotton
brat out a sfr.ttch lilt as h starter for
St. Louis, but wai out atralltiK aecnnd,
Jantxrn struck out. K lit Inn singled
nvi-r srrntid, tiut also died stesllns,
AftiT Danlela had cone out for Nuw
York Chnae hit to left for two bases
and went to third on Strrrett's out.
'Inn fanned.
PflUiT n,WJK-To.ye,ir.jl1si four
and one-half furlunts, Omlrainldn, 110
iShuttitiKer), 11 to 10, 1 to 4 nnd out,
won; llattle Montr, !) (Lounnberry), 9 to
10. out and out, necoml; Slntilnlowa, 10.1
(tVoIO, l to 1, 12 to 1 nnd 3 to 1, tlvlnl,
Tltnn 0.M 2-5. Vali of Avoca. Golden
Syrup rflao ran.
SIJ-'ONl) IUC .Throe.yenr-olds; six
furlunxs. Hamilton. 1W (.MK'ahey), 9 to
1". 2 tn 5 and nut , first; .Molnant, 105
(llutwrll), f. to 1, 2 to 1 and even, aeoond!
Miss Wlisira, !! lun"t?rrj'), 23 to 1,
8 to 1 arid 4 lo I, third. Tlmo 1,17,
lleoilproslty, i'rlnce flltap, Jude How
ell, 4m nnd Induction also run.
Ililrriiutlmiul l.enicnr.
club. w. i.. rc . tiub. w. i.. pc.
llo.lM.Kr, 90 .13 ,mil.Ntara..., ID 4U .boij
lliltltnoir. 4.', SI ,ill) I'Mtiilrac. 31 .t ,4fii
lprcnto . 4.1 lis .Ml lluflib..,, M 41 ,4V
Jirx Cltr 41 41 ,M!Slii,tit.l,., Si SO ,330
Hi.aulU of Ypt-riln's riaiuea.
Jtrirr CIU. U; I'rotlikuct, A. lint lama.
Jrriri Clt), 4; I'rotlJciic, 3. Srtuul saua,
llalHmutr. Ci Nark, 2,
llutfiln. 3: Itorl.f.ttr, 1
Torustu. lit; Monttaa), 3.
faiimra Hchrduleil fur To-Dajr.
Nrark at llaltlaiurt,
llullllo ai lloclialar,
ileuttcil at Toraate,
'AXlXi ja
NATION At. I.EAnilS!
Club. W. I. I't.'.i Club. W.
Ni York Us ID ,7t.J I'lill.'phla, i
Cbirata., T 3 .flat Kt. Uula.
I'ttubunh 40 at .toij hruoklia.. SO
41) .410
ClndonaU 41 SH ,02S Uoalas.... 2i t .iVi
St. UuU. 10: . Not York. S.
i-iiuuursn. ft litontij.ii, J. nnl
nttihurth, ItrooklVn, 4, Btcot
luirasa, a I iioiion. I.
ntirlnnatl. 2: I'hllxltlDbJa.
t. " ,! 0IR uniciio.
RfffUrt at Hiuburtb.
l'bij Jlpbt at Ciocuioatt,
It. Jr. O. A. E
Khotton, cf, ,,,,
Jantzen. rf
Kutlna. lb
1'ralt, M
Iaporte, 2b
Austin, 3b
Cotnpton, if, ...
Krlchell, c
Stephens, c
Ilaumrartner, p.
1 0
4 -0
2 0
9 27 12
It. If.
0 0
2 0
0 0
n o
2 0
1 0
5 1
0 0
0 0
1 0
1'anieia, ir o
Chaan, lt o
Kterre'tt, of j
Klnn. rf o
Simmons, 2h f)
Ilartxell, 3b o
Mrtln, S3 o
JCWolverton n
ISMncy, o o
arnop, p o
Totals i x r a ,
xiutted for rnrtln In the ninth
I n n 1 ti if.
:Ul"'J.' Twi-"- Hlle-Krlchell.
....... inrpe-imnn llltn Compton.
Home itmi. K'niitit. unn.iAM.
Jantren. fcicrlflre l'lv-Lnrorte. Stolen
ii.u.-i. .uun. i.ori on T1n v.n.
York, fi: Mt I.oiiIm n Tim.Kt. m
Aiialln. Lal'.irle ami Kullnai Pratt, 1.
I'nrlj. anil lCutln.t. nn,n on llalls-Off
Carhop, 1; o(T Haumtrardner, 2. Struck
Out--.Il) Warhop. 7: by n.iumrardner.
4. Hit by I'ltchera-lly Itaumwrdner, 2
(Merrett,2), Umnlres--Connnlt
Hart, Time of irnm. i. .
forty minutes.
The llrnwns won the first name of
the ilouble-hrniler from th ni.i..
lundera IIiIh uftcrnoon and tempornrllv
Hhoveil New Yotk bai'k Into the cellar.
Tim nnal scoro wu S tn 1 The Kill.
tops were tienten from Htnrt to finish
nnd not once did they have no muoh
h u chance. IlaimiKartnor, the crack
twlrler of the Ilriuvim, pitched ono of
his very best K"nns, and but for an
error In the ninth Initios would have
had It Slltllnllt. Wnrhnu un.
hard and tiftoti.
In tho fourth Innlnc. with ono on
l)une, Kutlna Hmasliod a drive Into ceri
trn fleM lileauherK for u home run,
which Kuvn thpm tlilr flrrt two runB.
In thM ulvth ili....l,i,..B t... v.
ond Uompton nnd a slnitln by Austin
i-iivn nit-Mi iwu more runs, una mat
was ptinuBh to win. The only rune
ncnrpd by thn UlKhlundcrx wna made In
the lant half nf the ninth Innlnit.
Htnrrrtt wan hit by the pitcher and
went tn thlrl on .Inn's HlnRle. I'ratt
fumbled Kiinons' bouncer and Ster
rett Bot home.
llnnarll-Miiiilell llnut k T)raT.
B LT UliK IJITV, lll.b. Jul, 14J.--After
tocntr roun.l. fiahtjnjt ltwrm Vlo llanwn,
rlumulon pil.l Utt illit ot tU l'i-tfk l)o4. and
I'alair, ltfiv llanly liovsnW ralW th natcli
a lira. lUnant it 1 iniMt of tjif tlthtlm.
Jaik Uianlnt uf Salt Ijkf anil Main Itawaa
01 ,iiFrir 1 hu, irn-rouiu draw at a
rurtaln ratarr,
IUNK1M1.U TO-UAY. J (amaat flral
tin:. 3 V. XI. N Y, Auarkanajai. 8t. Loala,
Asjtricaa LM Vui. Adat., t
VtiflAttU WUltjjU.
Copyright, 1JIJ, by The Tress Publishing Co. Th New Tork World).
Olympic Records Show
Our Athletes Getting
Better in Every Meet
Some Events That Wc Won at
holm and Vice Versa, hut We Had More Men of Cham
pionship Calibre Fini sh Second and Third.
THE records made In the Olympic Games in Stockholm show that
America's athletes are getting better In every meot Previous to
the Stockholm Gamca many of the best records were made at the
London Olympics.
Some oventa that we won In London were lost nt Stockholm, and some
lost at London wcro won at Stockholm, but the time made In the runs
and the distances covered In Jumps and weight throwing event show marked
Improvement even In those events that went to other countries. We had
more men In the second and third places, and their performances were all
ot championship class.
Take the hundred-metre dash. At
London this was won by Walker of
South Africa In 10 4-S seconds. Crals
won for us at Stockholm In the same
time, but In one of the preliminary
heats Llpplncott ran In 10 3-5 seconds,
an Olymplo record. We tobk all three
places In the 100 metrer.
Cralr won the 200 metres, too. In 21 7-10
seconds. At London this event went to
Kerr of Canada In 21 2-S seconds.
The 400-metre run went to Iteldpath
of America in 4? 1-5 seconds. In the
eeml-llnals Meredith won in 4S seconds,
now Olympic and world's record. At
London Halswelle ot England won the
400-metre event In W seconds.
llsra ulor.o ara three events that w
lost at London and won at StncKnolm,
breaking previous Olymplo records.
Sheppard won the SOO metres at
, London in 1.S3 1-5 seconds, with a clear
lead. At Stockholm Meredith won the
I event for America with a new world's
record of 1.G1 9-10. Not only that, but
Sheppard and Davenport, second and
third, were so close to Meredith that
they broke tho former record. Th'.i 1
shows a great Improvement. Three of
our men did better than our one best
four years ago.
Sheppard won the 1,(00 metres at
London In 4.06 2S. Jackson ot Eng
land won at Stockholm In 2.0S 4-3, a
new world a record. This is marvel
lous running, but we can find consola
tion In the fact that he won by Ies
than a yard from Klvlat and Tabor,
whose time broke the previous record,
loo, and was within a fraction of a
second of Jackson's. We have at least
two l,&00-metre runners who completely
outclassed our best of four years ago.
Our distance runners, although better
than those we have developed pre
viously, were outclassed by the wonder
ful Finn, Kolehmalnen, the greatest
wonder In hla specialty ever developed
In the modern othletlo world, and by
Douln, the groat French champion. In
the Marathon the South African run
ners distanced our best, although little
Stroblno ran a race that compares Well
with the winning race run by Johnny
Ilaye at London. The Maarlhon Is al
ways uncertain, as the swiftest men
may break down under the long strain.
In the standing Jumps the Adams boys
cleared 11 feet and 10 feet 11 Inches re
spectively, and S feot 4 Inches and C feet
I Inches. Hoy F.wry could not go to
the gamea, but we have developed win
ners to take his place better than alt
others but the champion himself, Piatt
Adams won the high Jump and was sec
ond to the Ureek, Tstclltlras, in the
broad. Kwry won both events at Lon
don. He may win again In the next
Olympics. He Isn't out of It yet. Uut
by that time i'latt Adams should be
hustling Kwry's rocords.
In the high Jump Richards, the Amer
ican winner, bettered Porter's (Ameri
can) London performance by three-quarters
of an Inch. In the pole vault Uab
cock (America) broke the former
Olympic record by clearing 12 feet 11H
Inches. Gilbert and Cook (America) tied
In London at 1 feat t Inches. Wright
and Nelson (America) beat th old mark
for second and . Ird.
The Javelin we never figured In. Lem
ming, th old Swedish champion, won
again with a new record of IDS feet 4
Inches, a dlstanre never approached (n
this country. Wa never made a good
showing In the walking raccea either.
We lost the discus, Talpale, the Finn,
making a new Olymplo record of 113
feet 1M Inches. But two Americans,
J. U aOD A t ) UUJLi
At I
'..a Arl
Or COuRSf
London We Lost at Stock
Dyrd and Duncan, betterefl 1JS feet t
Inches, which beat Martin Sheridan's
record. 80 we have Improved In that
event atthouth we didn't win It.
McOrath won the hammer at, Stock
holm with 150 feet 5 Inches, while at
London Flanagan won It with a little
over 170.
McDonald and Rose were first and
second In the shot, both putting; over
fifty feet. At London Rote won with
46 feet 714 Inches. Another Improvement.
Outterson'a (America) runnlnc broad
Jump of 24 feet 11 Inches came within
three-fourths of an Inch of tbe world's
record, and broke the Olymplo mark.
At London Irons (America) won with 24
feet ti Inches.
The 110-metre hurdles wera won' by
K;!ly (Amerind at Stockholm, la li 1.19
seconds. Pmlthson (America) won at
London, establishing; the remarkable
world's record of 15 seconds flat. This
U the one event, appurently. In which
he showed no Improvement. But Smith,
son was a marvel, and would bo a mar
vel to-aay or ten years from now. Tha
performances of Kelly and the other
American nurdters who took a close sec
ond and third are In line with our gen
eral Improvement.
Taken all around the flrures ahntr.
entirely aside from our point winning at
Stockholm, that the Improvement of
nincni'iin mnieics nas Deet) more)
marxea utirinc; tne past four yean than
ever before In the history of sport.
Without a doubt, as long- as wa keep up
(lie same Keen interest in th aport
America will continue to lead the world.
They had no Pentathlon and Dei-nth.
Ion at London, but Jim Thorp's remark
able performances In winning these five
and ten event all-around contests at
Stockholm show that America leads In
all-around strength as well as In the
more specialised contests.
Moran, cf.
Menson, Tf.
McKachnle,. 3b.
Carey. If.
Wagner, ss.
Mller, lb.
Wilson, cf.
McCarthy. 2b.
Simon, o.
Cole, p.
Itlgler nnd Flnnerman.
Nnrtlren, rf.
Smith. 3b.
Duubert, lb.
Paly, If.
Cutshnw, 2b,
Tnoloy, as.
Miller, c.
Yingllng, p.
FORI1KS FIKLl), PrTTSriURQH. P.
July IS King Col and Karl Ylngllng
were tne in renins; selections of Mana
gcrs Clarke and Dahlen.
The smallest crowd of the year was
out to see the llrooKlyna this afternoon.
It appears as If every person In Pltts-
mirgh. was waiting for Bio a ants to
morrow. The old town Is craxy to see
tho Pirates get a chanco at th League
First Inning. 'Moran beat out a hard
rap lo SIcKechnle. Northen hit a high
n y mat -Minvecnnie captured. Smllh
hit to Wagner, who threw to McCarthy,
getting Moran, while McCarthy's fast
throw to J, Miller doubled up Smith.
NO uuws.
IMensor singled over short In an at
tempt tn sacrince MoKechnle fanned.
Munsor nut stealing, O, Miller to tint,
shaw. Carey singled over second, but
wa forced wnen wagner hit lo Tooley
and tie tossed the ball to Cutshaw, No
After remaining behind throughout the
game, tho Dodgers suddenly came to
life In the ninth Inning and tied the
score with Pittsburg with a batllni rail)
t: t netted two runs.
iti, iUiai.
And h&d ckoujc
Fevg rounds 7
If Wells Wins
foe feanette or McCarty
English Champion Confident
He'll Defeat Tom Kennedy
on Thursday Night.
IV Bombardier Wells, the English
heavyweight champion. Is tueeerr
Ml In defeating Torn Kennedy, the
fast local heavyweight, In their ten
round bout on Thursday night, he will
Immediately be matched to meet either
Luther MoCarty or Jo Jinette In a
ten-round go befor th Oarden A. C.
thre weeks later. Jem Maloney, man
ager of Wells, Is so confident that his
big blonde protege Is going to come out
victorious that h called on Billy Gib
son to-day and gave th lattr his word
that In the event ot Welts winning from
Kennedy he will allow him to meet
McCarty or Jtanette.
"Wells will be In much better condi
tion for this fight than h was whan
he fought AI, Palaer," said Maloney.
"an dbesldes h will be faster and
stronger. I wouldn't be a bit surprised
If Bombardier won by v knockout be
fore the tenth round."
TomaiJ Ban, the formtr aeanwtlaht rhaaiploa,
who lDttnla to lat back lata th fltMlaf eama,
haa alined articlM of axnemtiH callmi for a tU-
tun-round boatbetarea Maa ana mil nickard, a
alia hop i
Vaacouftr, B. C, u tale olaca at
Nelson Might Have Wed
Rich Countess Long Ago
Ex-Lightweight Champion Re
gretted He Didn't Make Miss
Kingallen His Wife Before
She Married De Beaufort.
Rattling Nelson, th ex-ltghtwelght
champion, always had a Boft spot In his
heart for Mtsv, lrma Kllgallen, tha Chi
cngo heiress to whom rumor had him
recently married. Miss Kllgallen Is the
daughter of Michael Kllgallen, the mill
ionaire Chicago contractor, and th for
mer Countess da Ueaufort. When Nel
son was last in New York he talked
remlnlscentty ab-jut aome thlnga In his
Ufa and was planning a trip around the
world. Ha said ona ot the drawback
of such a trip would fa lack of th right
kind of travelling company.
"Why haven't you been married, Bat?"
some on asked. "Then you might have
congenial company on your travels,"
"In one way, perhaps. It's better that
I never did," replied Nelson. "Thsre's
consolation In the thought that now I
can jump any place without worrying
about home ties. Out" and than Dat
became reflective "I guess I would be
a lot better off now It I did get married
when I had the chano. I
"Yes, I had a chance to marry a swl
girl, and I liked her too, but her mother
grabbed a Count for her. The old man
didn't hear of It right away, but he was
dead sor when he did."
"Who was th girl, Bat. that might
have changed your lift and mad you
better oltr
"Why, Ulas Kllgallen, th Countess de
Beaufort, To just think I let a Count
beat nie to It. As I look back now I
honld never hav let her get away, b,
there was the old man only for him
might have beta ;lmarr!a now. He
. CT WHEN CROuAfT
came To The- Rpict-4
- WQ --ia
He'll Meet
Brown's Gymnasium A. A. Pinky
Bums vs. Battling Klddr. ten
A. C, Rocka way Willie
vs. Young Dalley, Freddlii
vs. Richie Itvan. Willi
Chandler vs. Young Lustig, all ten
round louts.
At Royale A. C, nrooklyn Thr
ten-round bouts. Kid Ohetto vs.
'Hughle Rodden, Young Rudolph vs.
Young Smith of Kngland, and Jimmy
Murray vs. Young Lawrnc.
Ma telle Arranged. v
Kid "Tiger" Williams vs. Artie
Edwards, ten rounds, star bout
Fairmont A. C. on Saturday night.
a plira named Sauatoon. Siak.. on tbt nlaht of
Anx. 8. Duroa.ta (uannMed IIS.0O0 for hU raj
antha mm wul aUa DIU lor a aUa bet o(
Tommj rtiaa. formtr mlilJltw(lfit (hamalon
now coBiaa furward with a atatnnnt to tha tflart
; : , . . , . r, . : . 'r J i . jooiuon
br tha foultat Mud nf (lihtlai.
Ha fiirth-p
tbat Kljnn purpoaclr trained
for tha riaht fcr
m BOQ1 UCI1C1
ma aparrtn partnrra hi
that na could uaa than l tha b
'Vn.nn i. I
rtthout anr.daobt tha Miatat falaa
stir battled for a cttaairionililit.
alarm .hat
aaja n;ao.
I b.
Mattr Ilaldirla, tha tlrrst Hub flihter.
"- . ...... i. wiiu .ut iiaura lu inia doiii m
T?n"??J0Jtt', of TOladdshla. who la on of
th btat nshtart that baa baan turntd cat Is
Howtown in manj j.ara. O'Krrfa haa barn aub
atitntrd for fclilla Jlurahr, who waa nnabl to
m.at llaldwta on account of an Injurr to hla hand
raccltad while tralnlna for tha coitaat.
couldn't see a fighter In any shape, man
"'f w iurm neing mixed up with his
family. They wer the same aa Counts
to him, I guess.
'The papers tried to mix me up in the
scandal that followed the girl', mar
riage to the Count" he contlnuyd
"but. I ducked. I didn't want to be
mixed up In anybody's family affairs, so
that s how I answered all queries on the
"Why, a Chicago psper wired me In
Frisco, asking If I wasn't coming on o
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Stream: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, 'No Love Like Yours'
Kevin Bronson on
We're not sure what to intuit by the folk-rock collective
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros' album announcement or album cover. In both places, "Edward Sharpe and" is rendered in strike-through type, so we imagine that the mythical frontman, invented in 2008 by singer-songwriter Alex Ebert, was perhaps left behind in a truck stop near Fort Stockton, Texas, when the band made its 1,896-mile move from Los Angeles to New Orleans. No need to send a search party, though; the Magnetic Zeros sound focused as ever on the early returns from their fourth album "PersonA," due April 15 via Community Music.
"We had long been a social experiment first, musicians second," frontman Ebert says in the album announcement. "Over time, though, we were emerging, by virtue of hours spent, into a group of musicians who could really play together." The 10-member band — Ebert, along with Nico Aglietti, Stewart Cole, Josh Collazo, Seth Ford-Young, Christian Letts, Orpheo McCord, Mark Noseworthy, Crash Richard and Mitchell Yoshida — made their first album since 2013 as a unit in their new New Orleans headquarters, an "approach [that] was a far cry from the ramshackle, come-one-come-all production audible on recordings of their previous albums," they say.
The concise single "No Love Like Yours" has the sing-along infectiousness of the Magnetic Zeros' early hit "Home," and "Free Stuff" sounds like a wink at certain other folkies who came along in the Zeros' wake — "a letting go's of singing hey's and ho's," is the footnote on the funny, DIY video for that new song. If this indeed is the album on which Ebert buries the "PersonA" Edward Sharpe, then long live the Magnetic Zeros.
||| Stream: "No Love Like Yours"
||| Also: Watch the video for "Free Stuff"
||| Live: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros play Coachella on April 17 and 24.
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Advancing health through science, education and medicine
Carl Foster, Ph.D., FACSM
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Department of Exercise and Sport Science
La Crosse, WI
1. Please list your previous service to ACSM.
Immediate Past President 2006-2007 President 2005-2006 President Elect 2004-2005 Presidential Nominee, 2003-2004 Vice President, Basic and Applied Science, 1985-1987 Board of Trustees, 1983-1987; 2003-2007
Committee Service:
Program Committee, 1985-1987, 2003-2007, Chair 2004-2005, Member 2009-2013
Public Education Committee, 1985-1987
Awards & Tributes Committee, 1985-1987, 2004-2007, Chair 2004
Nominations Committee, 1987, 2004-2007, Chair 2004, 2007, 2008-2013
Budget and Finance Committee, 2004-2007
Strategic Planning Committee, 2004-2013, Chair 2006-2007
ACSM Foundation Board of Directors, 2004-2007
Continuing Education Committee, 1980-1986, Chair 1984-1985
Certification Committee, 1985-1991, 1995-1997
Exercise Facilities Committee, Co-Chair 1989-1992, 1995-1996
Ad Hoc Standards and Endorsements Committee, Co-Chair 1992-1993
Exhibits Advisory Council, 1982-1998
Ad Hoc Registration and Licensure Committee, Chair 1992-1994
Clinical Exercise Physiology Committee, 1993-1995, 1999-2001
Ad Hoc Olympic & Paralympic Sports Medicine Issues, 2001-2004
Ad Hoc Program Development Committee, 2001-2002
Ad Hoc USADA Collaboration Committee, Chair 2007-Present
ACSM Health & Fitness Summit Program Committee, 2007-2012
ACSM-ECSS Exchange Lecture, Coordinator, 2005-Present
ACSM Ethics and Professional Conduct Committee, 2010-Present
2. Describe how your training, area of specialization, and past involvement with ACSM have prepared you to serve as Treasurer.
My service to ACSM, specifically in the Presidential cycle, has made me intimately familiar with the ACSM budget process. Further, my years as Director of Clinical Physiology at Sinai Samaritan Medical Center in Milwaukee (1988-1998) and my years as Director of the Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse (1999-2014) have involved extensive budget planning and preparation.
3. ACSM works closely with many other organizations, including associations, companies, philanthropies, and governmental agencies. Indicate those organizations/companies/agencies for which you play an advisory, consulting, or leadership role.
At the present time, I am a consultant to Breath Research, Inc, and Fit Planet, Inc. My work with these organizations is advisory relative to technical issues, and is not central to their business model.
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InfoWorld's Galen Gruman writes that the main potential game-changing attribute of the Nexus One - that Google is selling the device direct - does nothing to move the industry past carrier lock-in. "At first, I wanted to credit Google for making a tentative step in the direction of smartphone freedom. But that step is so tentative and ineffectual that frankly I think it's a cynical fig leaf covering the usual practices," Gruman writes. At issue is a political battle regarding walled gardens in the U.S. cellular market, a fight that will take years to result in any true consumer freedom. "The only way we'll ever get the ability to choose a smartphone and carrier independently is for the platform providers that count - Apple, Google, and RIM - to first develop only multiband 'world' smartphones and then refuse to sell their devices (or in Google's case, use its Android license to forbid the sale of devices) to carriers that block or interfere with device portability."
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RE[4]: Actually you're missing - 2$ per meg
by nt_jerkface on Fri 8th Jan 2010 19:59 UTC in reply to "RE[3]: Actually you're missing - 2$ per meg"
Text is bad.. data is even worse. Exactly what justifies $2.00 per meg of transfer? Don't pay 40$ a month for the data plan and your 50 meg of iPhone usage will be a 100$ extra on next month's bill.. and that's if your lucky enough to notice that it's using the cell towers instead of local wifi as desired.
Isn't the data plan required now? I'm guessing they got too many complaints with that.
Not that I want to diminish your complaint any. I once downloaded peggle for a cell phone and while the game was $7 the transfer fee was $8. It didn't exactly inspire me to buy more games.
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