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Nashville, Tenn. - Tennessee State will host the Tiger Classic March 8-10. The three day tournament features teams from the SWAC, Summit, Atlantic-10, and the Big Ten. Friday will host five games beginning at 10:00 am with the Tigers taking to the field at 4:00 pm against Saint Louis, followed by a matchup with Alabama State at 6:00 pm.
Six games will be played on Saturday beginning at 9:30 am. TSU and Nebraska-Omaha are scheduled for first pitch at 3:30 pm. The Tigers and the Hoosiers of Indiana close out the night with a 7:30 pm ballgame. On Sunday, games will again begin at 9:30 am. The final day will consist of four games with the Tigers closing out play versus Mississippi Valley State at 1:30 pm and a rematch with Alabama State at 3:30 pm. The full schedule can be found on the tsutigers.com front page, Tiger Classic Tournament Central.
All TSU games can be heard on tsutigers.com.
The Tigers finished 4-1 at the Tiny Lassiter HBCU Classic in Irondale, Ala., last week. The strong performance boosted the TSU record to 5-11 on the season.
Pitchers Shea Morris and Olivia Gamache teamed up to hold opposing batters to a .210 batting average and produced a 0.85 earned run average. Morris finished 3-0 in her three games including her first shutout of the season with a career high 12 strikeout performance over Howard. She concluded the weekend with a one-hitter against Hampton. For her accomplishments, Morris was named Ohio Valley Conference Pitcher of the Week.
Jennifer Givens led the team over the weekend with a .688 average (11-for-16) scoring three times and driving in five from her leadoff spot. Audrey Sensing hit .471 (8-for-17) over the five games with a double and her first two collegiate home runs. The freshman drove in a team high seven RBI and picked up a stolen base while recording 24 putouts and four assists for a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage. Her efforts earned her the Tennessee Sports Writers Association Player of the Week.
On the season, Givens now leads the Tigers with a .429 and is followed by freshman Kiarra Freeman at .396. Ashley Haynes, who entered last week as the top hitter, only saw one at bat due to an injury. Her hit in the lone at bat raised her average to .379.
Freeman and fellow freshman Kacie Daugherty is tops with nine runs scored. Sensing has a team high 10 RBI. In the circle, Morris has 66 strikeouts in 54 innings of work.
Saint Louis (4-6)
2012 Record: 23-33
Conference: Atlantic 10
2012 Finish: 9-11
Series Record: 1-4
Last Time Played: 2002, L 3-12
Last Win: 2001, 1-0
Offensively, Jessica Van Nostrand is leading the Billikens with a .323 average, three doubles and eight runs batted in. On the base paths, Jessica Buschjost is a perfect 7-for-7 in stolen bases. SLU relies heavily on Laney Kneib and Brianna Lore. Kneib is 3-2 with a save and a 2.88 ERA in 25 innings pitched. She has only fanned eight batters, but is holding opponents to a .189 average. Brianna Lore has a 3.80 ERA and a 1-4 record. In her 42.2 innings in the circle, she has sat down 21 while issuing 19 free passes.
Alabama State (1-15)
2012 Record: 13-38
Conference: South Western Athletic
2012 Finish: 7-10
Series Record: 6-2
Last Time Played: 2012, W 8-5
Last Win: 2012, 8-5
Meagan Dixon and Brehanna Rodrigues drive the hornets' offense. Dixon is 21-for-50 (.420) with four doubles and the only home run hit by ASU this season. Rodrigues is hitting .378 and leads the team with nine runs, a triple, seven walks and a perfect 7-of-7 in stolen bases.
Nebraska-Omaha (17-2)
2012 Record: 24-18
Conference: Summit
2012 Finish: N/A
Series Record: First Meeting
Last Time Played: N/A
Last Win: N/A
As a team, the Mavericks are hitting .314 with 22 doubles, seven triples, and 25 HR's. UNO has 120 runs scored, averaging above six a game, and is dangerous on the paths with 25 stolen bases. Seven batters over hitting over .300 as Allie Mathewson leads the team with 25 hits, four doubles, a triple, and eight home runs. Mathewson also has seven stolen bases. Dana Elsasser has toed the rubber for 56 more innings than her fellow pitchers. She is 9-2 with two saves and has registered four shutouts and posts a 1.88 ERA. Ashton Hughes is 4-0 with a 1.88 ERA while Kat Barrow is 3-0 with a 2.07 ERA.
Indiana (10-10)
2012 Record: 30-25
Conference: Big Ten
2012 Finish: 14-10
Series Record: First Meeting
Last Time Played: N/A
Last Win: N/A
Amanda Wagner leads the Hoosiers hitting .383 (18-for-47) and tops the team with nine runs scored and five doubles. Kassi Farmer and Brianna Meyer have driven in the most runners with 13 and 12, respectively. In the circle, Lora Olson is 5-4 with 32 K's and 22 walks while sporting a 2.01 ERA in 52.1 innings of work. Meaghan Murphy is 5-6 with a save and a 3.07 ERA. In her 68.1 innings, she has fanned 44 opposed to just 12 walks.
Mississippi Valley State (6-12)
2012 Record: 34-19
Conference: South Western Athletic
2012 Finish: 16-0
Series Record: 1-1
Last Time Played: 2004, Won 2-1
Last Win: 2004, 2-1
The Devilettes are led by two .400-plus hitters. Alex Robertson is hitting .474 (27-for-57) with 17 runs, seven doubles, two triples, and five home runs to go along with 14 RBI. Nicole Burr is at .409 (18-for-44) with nine runs, a double, six dingers and a team high 16 RBI. She also has 15 walks for a .567 on base percentage. Alicia Lorenz and Kimberley Spivey have thrown 100 of the 110 innings pitched. Lorenz is 2-7 with a save and a 5.01 ERA. She has 62 strikeouts in 57.1 innings of work. Spivey has a 6.12 ERA, but leads the team with a 4-5 record. In 42.1 innings, she has walked 29 and fanned 38.


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How about a chit chat where we can talk about just daily stuff
Chit chat
I think that would be a good idea Jessica!
I was thinking this too... different sections of the forum related to different aspects of scrapping... but then another one for just random chatter! lol!
How fun Iäm not the only one who likes to talk i guess Even tho my english suckes You'll have to bare with me
It's okay Jessica - you speak English better than I would speak your language!
Jessica, your english may be better than mine on most days!
Janet, i LOVE the picture of you and your babies!!!! How cute are they! (and you too of course!!) i'm a dog lover too... i have a little minpin who is a real pistol. I used to have a little boonie chihuahua but we sent her to the US to live with my folks. My husband must love me to accept the little ankle biters in our house... haha!
Perhaps we should have a place to talk about our animals. I live with 3 of the craziest animals on the planet and any excitement I experience usually comes from them!
I was thinking this too... different sections of the forum related to different aspects of scrapping... but then another one for just random chatter! lol!
Good thinking Jaclyn, Jessica! We are indeed planning to expand the forum categories once we have more users, and more discussions going on. We just didn't want to have too many categories at the start.
For now, people can go ahead and post everything in "General Discussion," and once we see a lot of diverse topics, we'll create more categories to post in!
Oh Marisa that pic is just gorgeous Who wouldänt like to just jump in the middle and cuddle with both of them
Hi, I am trying to upload a picture to my profile but it's not working. What am I doing wrong? I am super new here.
@Jennifer: If you go to your Account Settings (use the drop down menu under your name in the top header) there is a place to upload your picture. Did you find that? Otherwise, we'll need a bit more information. Is it giving you an error message? What browser are you using.
Hi Marisa,
I followed the directions. When I hit Browse and then try to save the changes, It removes the path where the picture was. It saves everything but the picture. Is there a limit to picture sixe or format?
Jennifer, sorry for the trouble you're having. Please upload your profile picture to an image sharing site like http://imgur.com/ or Flickr, and post the link here. I'll then log into your account, and see if I can upload the photo, and determine what the problem is.
And just for future reference, for support requests like this it would be best to post in the Support / Feedback thread, or else just email Marisa or I directly, since this isn't exactly "chit chat"
Congratulations Jessica!
Hey, just wanted to say congrats to Jessica for being the first user to earn 100 community points--and in a remarkably short time, too! Have 10 extra download credits!
So excited about my downloads today! Whoop! THANK YOU!
Thank you
yeah you and me both What did you set your eyes on? I just had to have the new starpaper templates
awwww, Janet and Marisa, your pets are sooooooo cute! We should really have the pet society when the forum grows up
Jessica, my English is not good too Dont worry, you´re fully understandable, and this kind of experience makes us more skilled
I was about to ask how to quote other peoples posts, but I just realised, so nevermind :p
Our furry four legged babies are precious!! My boys are so much company to me!! I miss them when they are gone for a few hours to the groomer once a month! As for "English," I'm born and raised in Texas, so I do speak English (only). If you were to "hear" me speak though, you might not understand me with the Texas accent, lol!!
Here's my little runt, Bobo. He's a handful... very territorial and feisty. I can honestly say that I don't think anything else in this world loves me more than this dang dog!!
Sorry that you couldn't edit your post Jaclyn: that should be fixed now!
Cute dog!
Boy, am I behind. Here are my newest additions. They just turned a year old. Xiao (pronounced S I O, my son came up with that name, I think it's a cartoon) and Penny. Xiao is a brown tabby and Penny is a manx. I love them both. They each have different personalities. She is so funny to watch as she does things you wouldn't expect from a cat. Sometimes I think she thinks she is a dog.
Oh you got some beautiful animals
We also have a cat that acts like a dog. Actually, she "comes" better than our dog, who won't come at all. Toby, the dog, actually raised her. He found her as a really small kitten in the yard and brought her in and took care of her.
That is so sweet. My dogs just growl at the kittens. They are little rascals tho. We got them when they were barely weened from their mother. We brought Penny home first then the momma kitty's owner wanted to take the last one to a shelter and I just couldn't bare the thought of that so I went back and picked up her brother. They are inseparable.
Animals are such a big part of our lives. I have a 85lbs. black lab/border collie named Lilly that I got from a rescue as a puppy. She is six years old now and as crazy as ever! I could not imagine my life without her.
Hi all, love all the animals. I had a terrier/rotweiler as a rescue. I was watchful for the rotweiler in him but he was a lover and picked things up for me all the time. Poor thing, sometimes I called him Tickhead instead of Pepper. His head was small like a terrier but his shoulders and hips were big and strong. He kept me company thru some really bad times. He had to be put to sleep due to old age proglems
I now have a little chi who is a piece of tape to me. Ten of her siblings and her parents live a wall away from her. Boy can they set up a howl!
This is my first time on a site like this and I think I like it.
Jessisca, you should hear me try to speak Spanish! I think I understand better than I can speak it. My tongue is old and stiff like me.
Well, each one of my 5 cats has different personalities/behaviors. This is my cat that acts like a dog. Her name is Éowyn, because we thought she was a male at first
she always bring us paper balls to throw for her... Then she catch and bring again... she can play with paper balls for hours
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MEBANE � Mandi Ballard crushed a walk-off three-run home run in the 10th inning to cap a furious rally and give Eastern Alamance a 6-3 victory against Williams High School in Mid-State 3-A Conference softball Tuesday night.
After singles by Sierra Long and Paige King, Ballard hit a two-out shot over the right-field fence.
Eastern Alamance (13-4 overall, 8-3 Mid-State 3-A Conference) rallied to tie the game with three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning.
Gracyn Allen-Ingle started the rally with a single and Kaylan Crabtree, a pinch runner, later scored on a single by Milayn Dark. Emily Shotwell followed with an RBI single to score pinch runner Lauren Taylor. Grayson Coleman singled to right field to tie the game at 3-3.
Allen-Ingle recorded 13 strikeouts in pitching a complete game. She also hit a double for the Eagles.
Sarah Davis struck out eight for Williams (7-4, 7-4), while Rachel Crowder hit a double and went 2-for-3 with an RBI.
-- NORTHERN GUILFORD 6, WESTERN ALAMANCE 4: At Elon, Merritt Wilkinson and Tyler Miles had four hits apiece for Western Alamance in a losing effort. Wilkinson knocked two doubles. Brooke Griffin added two hits for the Warriors (12-2, 9-2). Northern Guilford improved to 11-8, 6-5.
-- SOUTHERN ALAMANCE 11, WESTERN GUILFORD 0, 5 innings: At Mt. Hermon, Haley Rumley and Tessa Faucette drove in two runs apiece to lead the Patriots to a drubbing of Metro Conference foe Western Guilford. Faucette, Rumley, Maci Moon and Emma Patterson all rapped two hits for Southern Alamance (12-3, 8-0). Kelsey Durham recorded four strikeouts.
-- BARTLETT YANCEY 13, GRAHAM 3, 5 innings: At Graham, Katherine Shumaker slapped a home run and double and picked up the pitching victory as visiting Bartlett Yancey defeated Graham in a Mid-State 2-A Conference game.
Macy Williams and Sydney McCann both went 2-for-3 at the plate. McCann drove in two with a home run and Williams delivered Graham�s other RBI.
Girls� soccer
At Mt. Hermon, Audrey Patterson netted two goals to help lead Southern Alamance to a 6-1 victory against Western Guilford in a Metro Conference game. Katina Lamay added a goal and two assists, and Maci Griggs had a goal and an assist for the Patriots (6-4-1, 4-3). Allison Ksor and Simone Royale also scored.
-- SALEM ACADEMY 4, BURLINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 1: At Winston-Salem, Brittany Barrett scored less than three minutes into the game for the Royals but Salem Academy stormed back to take the Triad Athletic Conference victory.
Taeylor Dickinson and Hannah Sjolund scored two goals apiece for Salem Academy.
Elizabeth Kukielka had eight saves for BCA 8-3-1, 4-2-1.
At Mebane, Cody Curry hit a fourth inning grand-slam to lead Eastern Alamance past visiting Williams High School 6-4 in a Mid-State 3-A Conference game.
Zack Littell (6-2), who gave up four runs on seven hits all in the first three innings, picked up the win. He struck out seven. Littell added a double for the Eagles (9-8, 7-4).
Ben Kelley went 2-for4 with two runs scored and Jacob Schmiederer finished 2-for-2 with an RBI for the Bulldogs (10-8, 6-5).
-- WESTERN ALAMANCE 9, NORTHERN GUILFORD 0: At Elon, Michael Olenoski pitched a one-hitter, striking out 10 batters, and the Warriors won in the Mid-State 3-A Conference. Olenoski lost his no-hit bid in the seventh inning.
Patrick Hinshaw had three hits for Western Alamance (14-4, 8-3). He also scored three runs. Sam Foster had two hits and three RBI, while Trey Pierce and Kevin Burns also had two hits for the Warriors.
Northern Guilfordfell to 7-4 in the conference.
-- EDEN MOREHEAD 3, EASTERN GUILFORD 1: At Gibsonville, Stephen Greeson and Willis Booth had two hits apiece as Eden Morehead earned a Mid-State 3-A Conference victory against the Wildcats (10-8, 5-6). Booth also started on the mound, striking out 11 batters.
Ryan Hackett led Eastern Guilford with two hits. Caleb Robinson recorded 10 strikeouts for the Wildcats.
-- GRAHAM 6, BARTLETT YANCEY 5, 8 innings: At Graham, Devon Burch delivered a bases-loaded single to left field in the eighth inning, and Graham earned a Mid-State 2-A Conference victory. Burch, who finished with two RBI, hit the game-winner with no outs in the bottom half of the inning. Maurisio Mendoza, Taylor Perry and Elijah Pettiford all tallied two hit for the Red Devils (4-10, 2-6). Mendoza had two RBI. Bartlett Yancey fell to 5-5 in the conference.
-- SOUTHERN ALAMANCE 5, WESTERN GUILFORD 3: At Mt. Hermon, Jacob Wolfe rapped three hits and drove in three runs as the Patriots defeated the Hornets in a Metro Conference game. A.J. Edwards and Alex Durham recorded three strikeouts each. Durham pitched three scoreless innings in relief for the Patriots (17-3, 8-1). Western Guilford fell to 12-7, 5-5.
-- CAROLINA FRIENDS SCHOOL 11, BURLINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 2: Brendon Camons, Jacob Baskaron and Noah Zaiser had two hits apiece for BCA but the Royals came up short in the Triad Athletic Conference game.
Carolina Friends improved to 7-4, 4-3. BCA fell to 3-12, 0-7.
Boys� lacrosse
At Greensboro, visiting Western Alamance slipped past Southeast Guilford 4-3 in a Conference Six game.
Max Fogleman scored two goals while Gabe Miller and Alex Hazelwood added a goal apiece for the Warriors (10-3, 9-3). Goalkeeper William Bejos made six saves for Western Alamance.


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Of Course: New Fox Delay Means More Unauthorized Downloads Of Fox Shows
from the this-isn't-rocket-science dept
So, um, I wonder how the MPAA's brilliant strategists will respond to the news that, in the first week of Fox's delays alone, unauthorized downloads of some of its most popular shows increased massive amounts, doubling or tripling what they were before. In fact, that article notes that many of the people viewing it through unauthorized means left comments about how they tried to watch via legal channels, but couldn't.
So I'm wondering how the folks at the MPAA might explain this. Are they going to throw another tantrum and blame "reality" for supporting file sharing? Or will someone there finally buy a clue and recognize that not providing consumers what they want is a bad business decision. I guess that would require someone at the MPAA to actually have experience in business -- but they all seem to be lawyers or political flunkies.


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Jan 1, 2012 - Coca Cola Bricktown Events Center
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The New Years Freakout #5 will include YOKO ONO PLASTIC ONO BAND and special guests Neon Indian (on New Year's Day only).
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Google is developing a tool to help teachers manage classroom tasks, a move that should have education app vendors trembling as if they'd been sent to the principal's office.
The software, called Classroom , will become part of Apps for Education, Google's cloud email and collaboration suite for schools and universities, Google said Tuesday.
Customers interested in trying out the tool can apply for inclusion in a private test period. Google expects Classroom to be generally available in September.
The move is a surprising one, given that Google had limited itself to providing the core Apps for Education suite and relied on vendors of learning management systems (LMS) and other education software for specialized functionality via integration through the Apps Marketplace.
There are about 90 education software vendors in the Apps Marketplace. It's not clear with how many Classroom will end up competing directly.
Google described Classroom as a simple, easy-to-use tool designed to help teachers "create and organize assignments quickly, provide feedback efficiently, and communicate with their classes with ease." Classroom will tap Apps for Education components such as Docs, Drive and Gmail.
Forrester analyst TJ Keitt said the move could be seen as a competitive play, but from Classroom's description, it doesn't seem a head-to-head rival for full-featured education apps, in particular LMS tools.
"At least, not yet. What Google is offering is a way of organizing and distributing content, but it doesn't do anything with regards to grading, lesson planning, certification management, reporting and a host of other features necessary to really be considered an LMS," he said via email.
IDC analyst Melissa Webster calls Classroom "a nice feature" for Apps that represents a departure from Google's usual strategy of giving its applications a broad, horizontal scope.
"I think this shows how important education is these days for capturing users young, and I'm sure this was something Google was able to do fairly quickly without a huge effort," she said via email.
Google is already testing Classroom with more than 12 schools and universities. The company will also provide developer tools. Apps for Education is free and Classroom will be too.
Juan Carlos Perez covers enterprise communication/collaboration suites, operating systems, browsers and general technology breaking news for The IDG News Service. Follow Juan on Twitter at @JuanCPerezIDG.
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Over the last 20 years, 22 million people have died from AIDS. The United Nations predicts that without a drastic change in treatment and prevention efforts, 68 million more people will die from AIDS over the next two decades, a number equivalent to the combined populations of Florida, California and New York.
Ground zero for this pandemic is sub-Saharan Africa, where 83 percent of AIDS deaths and 71 percent of H.I.V. infections have occurred. Five thousand people die every day from the disease in Africa. Millions of children are losing one or both parents to AIDS. Elderly parents can no longer rely on their sick sons or daughters to care for them. Farmers, teachers and soldiers are dying faster than they can be replaced, further undermining essential governmental services. Because of the AIDS pandemic, economic growth and labor productivity are plummeting.
As the number of people dying and living with AIDS soars, few people have access to life-prolonging antiretroviral (A.R.V.) drug therapy. The reason for this lack of access is cost. A yearlong regime of brand-name A.R.V.'s costs a patient in the United States from $12,000 to $15,000. Even with deep discounts, the drugs remain inaccessible to most patients in the developing world. The annual budget of many sub-Saharan African families is between $300 to $400.
The ripple effects of the pandemic extend far beyond its epicenter in Africa. In today's global economy, an economic disaster in Africa can easily disrupt world markets. But the threat is not only economic. To survive, those orphaned by AIDS today often become the soldiers of tomorrow, fighting as adolescents in the variety of paramilitary groups that wreak havoc on the subcontinent. Poor, unstable nations are also fertile ground for terrorist groups. Unless a concerted effort is made to stop this present devastation in Africa and what is looming in India, China and the Russian Federation, our economic future—not to mention the delicate political balance of the world—will be placed in serious jeopardy
Faced with human suffering on such a massive scale, governments, international agencies and the private sector have committed to spend $3 billion to combat AIDS in 2002 alone. While this recent increase in funding is encouraging, it is still inadequate to stem the deadly tide of the pandemic. Kofi Annan, secretary general of the United Nations, insists that as much as $10 billion will be needed annually to effectively fight AIDS globally, with a quarter of that sum coming from the United States.
Pivotal in the fight against AIDS is access to antiretroviral medications. Until prevention and education programs are 100 percent effective, A.R.V.'s are needed to save lives, and the drug companies have them. The major American manufacturers of A.R.V.'s—Merck, Abbott, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Pfizer and Glaxo Smith Kline—have dedicated millions of dollars to the fight against AIDS in developing nations. The assistance has taken various forms: donating A.R.V.'s, reducing their price to cost, investing in medical infrastructure and education programs and voluntarily waiving patent rights so that generic, less costly versions of their drugs can be sold.
While these efforts are commendable, we may still ask whether drug companies (much less governments of wealthier nations) are doing enough to ensure access to A.R.V.'s. Most sub-Saharan African families simply cannot afford the drugs, even at discounted prices. Price reductions and other relief measures are inadequate when compared to the astronomical profit margins of drug companies. In 2001, for example, Abbott Laboratories posted $16.3 billion in sales and $2.9 billion in net earnings. Those who defend the current pricing practices of drug companies argue that profits are needed for the research and development of new drugs. They also remind critics that corporations are not charities: they exist primarily to make money.
Under this limited view of corporate practice, executives must do no more than follow the law as they try to earn maximum profits for stockholders. Their job is to respond to market forces by providing products and services that people need or want. In this way, everyone is happy, at least in theory: jobs are created, salaries are elevated, and income is generated in the economy. Any action that the corporation takes to benefit society, beyond what the law and market demand, is simply philanthropy—laudable but not required.
In recent decades, this free-market view of corporate social responsibility has been challenged, especially as corporations have become multinational. In many ways, the largest corporations resemble small governments in the influence they wield over people's lives. Moreover, advances in technology, communications and travel have made the world a much smaller place. Today, a corporation's business decisions can have far-reaching effects. For these reasons, many ethicists conclude that corporations must exercise their power in a socially responsible manner. They assert that executives have a duty beyond earning profits and following the letter of the law. While corporate managers may justifiably aim to make a profit, they do not need to make the maximum possible profit. Stockholders should settle for less-than-maximum profits, so that some earnings can be used for other ends, such as helping the community and assisting people in dire need.
This contemporary view of corporate social responsibility rests on certain ethical principles:
Principle of Human Dignity. All people, regardless of where they live or who they are or what they look like, enjoy a special dignity simply because they are members of the human race. In Catholic social teaching, the principle of human dignity rests on the conviction that each person is uniquely created in the image of God. With this dignity come certain fundamental rights, which are both political and economic. These rights are articulated not only in Catholic social teaching, but also in the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Among these rights is the right to an adequate standard of living, including food, housing and health care.
Principle of the Common Good. As human beings, we necessarily live in society with other people. Without a well-ordered community, we would not be able to thrive as human beings. The common good calls us beyond our own self-interest (such as earning maximum profits) and demands that we consider the needs of others and of the community as a whole. In a world drawn more closely together by communications and technology, our notion of the common good encompasses more than our local community. It embraces the entire world. Only by caring for the common good can we function as a global society.
Principle of Justice. In human relationships, we must treat one another with fairness and equity, giving to others what they are entitled to as human persons. Justice is not only a question of establishing fair procedures by which everyone has an equal opportunity to participate in economic and social institutions. Equally important, justice demands that the end result of any distribution of goods, wealth or power must respect the dignity of each person. This means that the basic material needs of people must be met. Accordingly, Catholic social teaching proclaims a special obligation to help the poor and vulnerable. It is unjust that only those in wealthy countries have access to A.R.V.'s. That someone is poor or living in a developing country is not a good reason for the inequality of access.
Admittedly, asking managers and stockholders to look to the long term and to settle for less-than-maximum profits is a hard sell in many boardrooms—especially in recent months, when stock prices have tumbled and attorneys, analysts and auditors have scrutinized every business decision. Cost-benefit analysis still rules the day. In the cold, utilitarian calculus of the bottom line, adherents of the contemporary view persist in urging managers to consider moral principles.
If "doing the right thing" as a matter of principle is not enough reason to convince skeptical managers and stockholders, then one could argue that expanding access to AIDS drugs in Africa is good business. In a world where economies are so interconnected, economic disaster in Africa will surely affect corporate profits here. By saving lives and improving quality of life now, drug companies will support markets for the future. Moreover, the companies will benefit from the favorable public relations that will come with a substantial commitment to fighting AIDS. Pharmaceutical companies in recent years have been demonized by politicians and the media for the prices of their drugs and therefore are in need of good public relations. Saving lives can create in consumers the good will that all corporations seek to cultivate. Finally, governments can encourage drug companies to expand access to A.R.V.'s by offering various incentives in the form of tax breaks or reduced regulatory control, which will lower the cost of doing business.
During the last few years, advocacy groups, stockholders and voters have pressured drug companies and governments to respond more boldly to the AIDS crisis. The United Nations, by relying on its moral authority, has effectively mobilized public opinion around the plight of those suffering from H.I.V.-AIDS. While governments must respond to voters, corporations have a unique pressure point: directors and managers are answerable to stockholders. The Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility—an association of 275 religious institutional investors, such as religious orders and churches—has relied on this form of advocacy by supporting its members in filing shareholders' resolutions that urge companies to make their A.R.V.'s more accessible. Recently, this has induced some drug companies to take concrete steps to ensure greater access to their life-saving A.R.V.'s.
In response to the almost incomprehensible scope of the AIDS pandemic in the developing world, people of good will are confronting their moral responsibility to help those suffering with AIDS. In the last six months, the U.S. Congress and the president promised hundreds of millions of dollars in additional funding to fight AIDS abroad this year. Regrettably, those commitments have since been reduced and delayed, and fall far below the $2.5 billion that the United Nations expects the United States to spend. In the private sector, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Merck pharmaceutical company have each dedicated $50 million over five years for a joint program with the government of Botswana, the country with the highest rates of infection in the world. Under this program, doctors, nurses, professors and students from American universities are training health care professionals in Botswana to better detect H.I.V. and administer the essential A.R.V. therapy.
With such commitments and initiatives, ethical principles come to life. Though neatly defined in the abstract, these principles must be applied to the facts. And in business and politics, the facts are messy, the interests are varied, and the questions raised are multiple. How much profit is enough for executives to fulfill their duty to give shareholders a fair return on their investment? How much should be set aside for programs like the one in Botswana? Which method of ensuring access to A.R.V.'s is most effective: donating drugs, lowering prices or waiving enforcement of patents? What minimum level of health care infrastructure is necessary for any influx of A.R.V.'s to be effective? Of the many social needs, how much of a priority do we give to A.R.V. drugs, as opposed to other medications, and how much priority do we give to Africa, as opposed to another part of the globe?
While the answers are not easy to come by, the questions must be confronted head-on. Government leaders, relief agencies, religious groups, private foundations, medical professionals and corporate executives must present a unified front against the AIDS pandemic if lives are to be saved. Every voter and investor can join in this most worthy of battles, but there will be a cost—not in blood but in dollars. Reciting principles, such as those found in Catholic social teaching, is the easy part. Living by them is much harder, for great principles—like respect for human dignity, the common good and justice—sometimes require great sacrifice. With each day that goes by, more lives are claimed by the insidious virus, but so too, more people respond to the rallying cry to save a continent.
I agree with them on their approach to "good business." Convincing these corporations of their social responsibilities to Africa requires a sympathetic though not uncritical appreciation of the pharmaceutical corporations' perceptions of their own obligations. The authors highlight, therefore, potential benefits to these manufacturers from making their products more accessible: newer markets, favorable public relations, tax breaks and the concerns of socially conscious stockholders.
I would suggest adding to this strategy the importance of appraising these corporations not only collectively, but also individually. This could be done in three ways. First, each corporation's track record of responding to the pandemic should be examined against the others'. Second, their transnational corporate records should be compared with the creative and imaginative policies of new pharmaceutical corporations emerging today from the developing world, in particular from India and Brazil. Third, each corporation's record should be contrasted with the advertised, public persona that the corporation itself projects. These evaluations could highlight not only what needs to be done, but also what can be done and what each corporation has pledged to do.
The use of encouraging but challenging rhetoric that employs the pharmaceutical industry's own self-understanding is critical in engaging these corporations, but recognizing that each corporation's point of view is unique affords us a much richer range of strategic options to consider.
The writers gloss over these facts: pharmaceutical companies have donated medicines, services, support for training health care workers and building clinics in developing countries at a cost of nearly $2 billion over the last four years; companies are providing AIDS medicines at significantly reduced prices to the world's poorest countries. But the writers seem obsessed with these companies' robust profits, and they insist that corporate officials and stockholders should accept less profit for the greater good. How does forcing one segment of society to have less provide another with more? Didn't that kind of thinking die along with the Berlin Wall?
What is needed is a worldwide public-private effort to battle AIDS. Governments must deliver the cash they pledge; that money must be used for treatment, medicines and education—not to line the pockets of corrupt leaders. Corporations must follow the lead of the pharmaceutical industry in using their special expertise in the fight.
The problems of sub-Sahara Africa will not be solved by cutting corporate profits, profits needed to invest in and provide for the next generation of AIDS medicines, including more than 80 potential new medicines and 14 new vaccines. These are the best hope for conquering AIDS around the world.
Even if the drug companies gave away freely all the drugs to the AIDS sufferers in Africa and increased dramatically the number of professionals who will better detect the H.I.V. virus, the problems would be far from solved, for they are much deeper. First, the drugs do not cure AIDS; they only help control the effects. Second, not everyone can take them, and there is a regimen for the therapy that is often most difficult for people who are not accustomed to clocks and doses and daily combinations thereof.
But even larger social issues remain: leaders who refuse to acknowledge that there is a problem or that the H.I.V. virus is related to AIDS; myths that the AIDS problem is a scare or scourge of Western nations; African men who do not believe in or practice safe sex or who consider their desire for sex more important than the life or health of the woman; African women who are prevented by their cultural upbringing from saying no to men, or even from speaking to their men about sex; myths that one can cure AIDS by having sex with a virgin; and on and on.
It will take even more to change these social situations, which allow the AIDS virus to grow, than it would to get pharmaceutical companies to make their drugs more available to the needy.
I spent 15 years in research with Eli Lilly, 10 years with Bristol-Myers Squibb and 5 years with biotech companies in Massachusetts.
I spent 15 years in research with Eli Lilly, 10 years with Bristol-Myers Squibb and 5 years with biotech companies in Massachusetts.
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Heirs Of Superman Creators Appeal To Try To Get The Half Of The Baby The Judge Didn't Give Them
from the how-super-is-that dept
For years, the record labels regretted not having label musicians included as "works-for-hire," eventually leading to the famous case of a staffer sneaking language into an unrelated bill in the middle of the night, which extended such rules to musicians. That plan almost worked until musicians found out about it, freaked out, and had the law very quickly rolled back. I tend to think that termination rights are silly and really don't make that much sense to me. However, they're a symptom of the real problem: which is that copyright law is too damn long. Thus given the existing length of copyright, then I can see that termination rights are better than no such rights, because at least it gets the copyright back to the artist (or the artist's heirs), and if someone has to have such unnecessary monopoly protections, it might as well be the artist.
The issue is that an awful lot of these terminations are about to come due, and the entertainment industry is, to put it mildly, freaking out. The big case to follow has been the one trying to terminate the rights to Superman by the heirs of Superman's creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. In 2009, the court sided with the estate of Jerry Siegel, deciding that Superman wasn't a work for hire, and thus the termination rights existed. However, the court did a bit of Solomonic baby-splicing, in that it made it clear that the terminations could only cover certain parts of Superman. However, that's apparently presenting something of a problem for the heirs (and the lawyer, Marc Toberoff, who many consider to be the main driving force behind these terminations, and who had set up a business to exploit such "reclaimed" rights). So, they're appealing, to try to get even more rights. As THREsq explains:
Throughout years of legal maneuvers (including Warners' still-pending lawsuit against the heirs' lawyer Marc Toberoff for allegedly interfering with contracts), it has never been determined whether the Shusters and Siegels can take back other key elements of the Superman mythology, such as Lex Luthor and Kryptonite.Of course, the better question is why Superman isn't in the public domain by now.
That makes it difficult for Toberoff and his clients to peddle Superman rights to another studio (and pressure Warners into a settlement). So he's now appealing the limited grant of rights to the 9th Circuit, hoping that the appeals court will finally determine who owns what.
"It's cutting to the chase," Toberoff us, adding "it is widely recognized that Judge Larson's rulings on summary judgment largely favored the Siegels in upholding the validity of their termination as to Action Comics No.1, containing the core Superman format and characters."


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So, what makes it float if it's aluminum, insulation?
Isn't the interstage made of largely composite materials? - Ed Kyle
Quote from: Lars-J on 09/25/2015 05:07 pmWhy is the logo on the rocket so important?So you can find the pieces.
Why is the logo on the rocket so important?
Quote from: edkyle99 on 11/27/2015 03:07 pmIsn't the interstage made of largely composite materials? - Ed KyleIt's a carbon composite, according to SpaceX. Hard to tell what its exact density is, but it looks like 1.5-1.6 g/cm^3 is typical for such materials.
Isn't the interstage made of largely composite materials? - Ed Kyle
Great thread. So it was this Falcon 9! http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2014/09/spacex-launch-dragon-crs-4-mission/
Isn't it aluminium honeycomb carbon composite panel, like the payload fairing is?Then it would be super light, a lots of air in it, easy to flow on the water.I'm sure you remember this picture from June http://i.imgur.com/9StxDHt.jpg
No, no. What else floats in water?Peasant 1: Bread.Peasant 2: Apples.Peasant 3: Very small rocks.Peasant 1: Cider.Peasant 2: Gravy.Peasant 3: Cherries.Peasant 1: Mud.Peasant 2: Churches.Peasant 3: Lead! Lead!King Arthur: A Duck.


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Author Notes: I LOVE PASTA and I'm not alone in this. I also always loved eating pesto but never really knew how to make it. While attending a part-time cooking school, I was assigned to the pesto! We actually started making it in a mortar and pestle, which was quite the workout. But ended up finishing it in a food processor. We then tossed with some spaghetti and topped with tons of grated Parmesan cheese. I've been waiting to make pesto until I somehow acquired a food processor, that's not happening anytime soon and I got this idea to make pasta with pesto, pancetta and peas. I couldn't get it out of my head, it just sounded so delightful. I then realized you could make pesto in a blender, actually my very bright roommate reminded me of this possibility. Pesto is really versatile with so many variations that you can do to make it your own. This is a traditional version with a pinch of red pepper flake added for a little kick. Let's talk about pancetta, I am in love with all Italian cured meats right now. Pancetta is basically Italian bacon. It is cured with different spices but not smoked like American bacon. Peas just scream spring to me, although I did use frozen peas, much easier:) I hope you all enjoy!
—Chele Belle
Serves: 4
ounces Dry Fusilli Pasta (the sauce sticks to this type of pasta really well)
ounces Pancetta, cubed
cup Small frozen peas
Clove garlic, cut in half
cups Fresh basil, loosely packed
cup Pine nuts, toasted
cup Grated Parmesan cheese, plus more for garnish
Pinch of Red Pepper Flake
cup olive oil, you may need a little more
- Cook pancetta in a dry skillet over medium-high heat until browned, about 5 minutes.
- Drain on a paper towel lined plate. Pour off most of the fat from the pan.
- Add peas and sauté until warmed through, about 3 minutes
- To make the pesto, add garlic and pinch of salt to the bowl of a food processor or, in my case, the glass of a blender. Pulse until chopped finely.
- Add pine nuts then basil and puree.
- Add cheese, pinch of red pepper flake and mix.
- Drizzle oil through the top until mixture comes to the correct consistency. Season with salt and pepper to taste
- In a large bowl, Add pasta, pancetta, peas and pesto and mix well.
- Taste and adjust seasoning. (I added some more Parmesan cheese while I tossed the pasta)
- Serve warm or at room temperature. Don't forget to add some grated Parmesan on top!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Dish with Meat as a Flavoring
More Great Recipes:
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Gil Mor, MD, PhD, MSc
Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Sciences; President, American Society for Reproductive Immunology; Director Reproductive Immunology Unit and Discovery to Cure Program
Departments & Organizations
Obstetrics, Gynecology & Reproductive Sciences: Cancer Biology Group | Reproductive Immunology Group | Reproductive Sciences: Discovery to Cure Internship; Mor Lab | Women's Reproductive Health Research Career Development Center
Yale Cancer Center: Developmental Therapeutics
Office of Cooperative Research
Gil Mor, M.D., Ph.D. is Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Science at Yale University School of Medicine. Dr. Mor has focused his studies on the interaction between reproductive organs and the innate immune system. In his research he examines topics related to the immunology of implantation, the role of apoptosis in tissue remodeling and cancer, as well as the role of inflammation in cancer formation and progression. Dr. Mor earned his Ph.D. in Immunoendocrinology from the Weizmann Institute of Science and his M.S. and M.D. from Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
He completed postgraduate training at the National Institutes of Health where he worked in the Laboratory of Immunology as a Postdoctoral Fellow. At Yale University, he serves as Director of the Reproductive Immunology Unit and the Translational Research Program, "Discovery To Cure" (DTC). The Reproductive Immunology Unit has made important contributions in our understanding of the immunology of the female reproductive tract in normal and abnormal conditions. His studies on apoptosis and cancer, primarily the role of the Fas/FasL system in tissue renewal and the regulation of apoptosis in cancer cells and immune cells, have been published in prestigious journals and are highly cited.
Further, Dr. Mor's studies on the regulatory pathways controlling cell survival and apoptosis in ovarian cancer cells led to the characterization of a new compound, phenoxodiol, which was used as a chemosensitizer based on its capacity to reactivate the apoptotic cascade. In 2005, Dr. Mor's laboratory developed and characterized a new test for the early detection of ovarian cancer. The test evaluated likelihood of developing ovarian cancer among high risk populations. This test has been licensed to several companies in the USA, China, Europe and Israel.
More recently, Dr. Mor's laboratory identified a unique population of ovarian cancer cells with characteristics of stem cells. These findings have opened a new area of research which may help to understand the source of recurrence and chemoresistance. Dr. Mor has more than 250 publications and is the editor of three books on "Immunology of pregnancy" and "Apoptosis and Cancer".Dr. Mor is recipient of several national and international prizes, including the J. Christian Herr Award-from the Society for Reproductive Immunology.
He is member of the American Association for Cancer Research and the Society for Gynecologic Investigation and the former Treasurer of the American Society of Reproductive Immunology. He is also honorary member of several scientific societies in South America, China and Japan. Dr. Mor was elected as the Editor in Chief of the Journal of the American Society for Reproductive Immunology and is the member of the Editorial Board of numerous journals. Dr. Mor has five patents licensed to pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Mor is also founder and organizer of the DTC High School internship program; an educational program to promote science in high school students, undergraduate students, and science educators. The program is an internationally recognized educational activity, enrolling 30 students out of more than 200 applications per year. The program is supported by NIH/NCI and private foundations.
Education & Training
|Weizmann Institute of Science (1993)
|Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1988)
|Hebrew University (1987)
Honors & Recognition
Pearl River ProfessorshipGuangdong (2018)
Guest ProfessorHuazhong University of Science and Technology Wuhan (2016)
Adjunt ProffesorSchool of Basic Medicine Central South University Changsha Huna (2016)
Outstanding Teacher and EducatorSchool of Basic Medicine, Central South Unibersity Changsha Hunan (2016)
J. Christian Herr AwardSociety for Reproductive Immunology (2015)
Honorary Member,Menopause Society –Chile (2015)
Harold Behrman AwardDepartment of Ob/Gyn Yale University (2015)
Honorary Member,Menopause Society-Argentina (2015)
Kiril Bratanov MedalThe International Coordiantion Committee for Immunology of Reproduction (2015)
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology AwardAmerican Society for Reproductive Immunology (2012)
Honorary ProfessorSecond Affilaited Hospital of Medical College Xi'An Jiaotong University (2011)
Professional Service
Yale University School of Medicine, Ob/Gyn (2013 - Present) Organizer and Director: Discovery To Cure High School Internship
Department of Obstetrics Gynecology and Reproductive Science (2010 - Present) Appointments and Promotions Committee, Department of Obstetrics Gynecology and Reproductive Science Yale University School of Medicine
American Journal of Reproductive Immunology (2009 - Present) American Society for Reproductive Immunology
SPORE in Breast, Gynecologic and Genitourinary Cancers. NCI, NIH (2008 - Present) Ad Hoc Member
American Society of Reproductive Immunology (2007 - 2009) Treasure
ED-1 Study Section, NHICD, NIH (2007 - Present) Ad Hoc Member
Yale Cancer Center (2006 - 2007) Translational Research Committee,
American Society for Reproductive Immunology (2005 - 2008) Elected Secretary
Yale University School of Medicine (2004 - Present) Yale CME Advisory Committee Member,
Yale University School of Medicine, Ob/Gyn (2004 - Present) Yale WRHR Advisory Panel
Yale University School of Medicine (2003 - Present) CME task force.
HED-1 Study Section, NHICD, NIH (2003 - Present) Ad Hoc Member
2003 American Society of Reproductive Immunology Annual Meeting. Yale university, New Haven CT (2003 - Present) Program Chairman
Integration Panel Meeting, USAMRDC Ovarian Cancer Research Program (2002 - Present) Ad Hoc Member
Ovarian Cancer Research China (2011 - 2016)
Honorary Professor
Reproductive Immunology Israel (2009 - 2017)
Research on the factors associated with inflammation and implantation


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A few weeks ago, Imedeen (who make skincare supplements) were holding free skin scans in my local Boots, so I went along to see what kind of condition it was in.
I've noticed Imedeen around for ages, but have never taken supplements for my skin before, but fact is, I am getting old(er). *sniff*
Imedeen contains all kinds on nutrients but the main thing that I was told about at the skin scan was the Marine Complex (you can read about them here). Anyway – how is my skin?!
Find out after the jump!The first thing that happened was that a light jelly was applied to my arm (oh god, I can't remember what the lady who did the skin scan was called. Kate I think. Let's call her Kate.)
I asked why it was applied to my arm and not my face, this is apparently because in certain countries (like the middle east) the ladies can't always expose their face so to get a consistent result (they save the data) everyone is done on their arm (although I also convinced her to do my face!).
The scanner thing looks like a gun and is placed over the gel – no pain, nothing at all and it just takes a second. Results are then presented on the computer screen, and as well as telling you how your skin is under the surface, it also compares you to women of the same age around the world.
There was a chart which looked like this one:
The optimal skin is like the one on the left hand side where there is collagen under the skin and a thicker layer on the top. My result showed…..
Wait, let me re-phrase that. Kate said I had….
"Much better than average skin (!!!)"
I know. Let me gloat for a second.
Bit longer.
Ok. So my skin was pretty much at what the skin should look like after 12 months of taking the Imedeen.
Kate did the skin on my face (god, I hope her name was Kate), once again a good result but slightly thinner skin.
To be honest, I am completely amazed as I am not at all happy with the skin on my face. I get redness, I get dry patches, I get oily bits, I get blackheads, I would like smaller pores. Hmmm.
"You must have a great diet" says Kate
"Mmm no, Bacon is my life."
"Then you exercise and drink water?"
"Does lifting my arm to direct Mr Candy to the kettle count?"
"Genes then. Good genes?"
(Ok, its not like I can sit here and say that my mum looks awful for her age.)
"Nah, not really. Well…actually yes, they are quite wrinkle free, my beyatches at home."
Conclusion = Good Skin most likely from Genes.
Anyway – Kate very honestly told me that there was no real need for me to take any of the Imedeen's just yet although I could do as a preventative measure (which I am going to anyway since I am not giving up Bacon).
There's 3 types of skincare you can buy, by the way –
Derma One (Age 30+) – I am not in my 30s yet, but I would take this one if I was going to take any. Comes in the blue packet, £32.50 for 60 tablets.
Time Perfection (Age 40+) for reducing lines and wrinkles. Yellow Packet, £38.50 for 60 tabs.
Prime Renewal (Age 50+) for skin firming. £50.50 for 120 tabs.
She mentioned that if you are hardcore (say you drink and smoke, you party hard and tan a lot) you may want to take something stronger. However Prime Renewal is ONLY for post-menopausal women.
(There is also a Tan Optimizer product for those of you who want a colour boost if you are going to practise (safe) sun.)
It's interesting. I had a quick Shiseido Skin Scan once (which looks at the surface of the skin) and I had problems left right and centre but when you look under the surface I am actually doing ok.
I'd recommend anyone to go and get this done! It takes about 10 minutes, there's no hard sell and you get Boots points! Oh and you'll get a strange congregation of girls stood around staring at you as if you are a JML demo person.
There's scans going on all over the UK apparently, you can go here to book in for a Derma Scan.


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Schedule includes seven Sunday home games, including season opener
The Buffalo Sabres and the NHL have announced the team's schedule for the 2012-13 regular season. The Sabres also announced the variable pricing designations and box office pricing for individual games.
Buffalo will open the season at home on Sunday, Jan. 20 against the Philadelphia Flyers and will wrap up its schedule at home as well, with "Fan Appreciation Night" on Friday, April 26, against the New York Islanders. The Sabres will play on consecutive nights nine times in 2012-13.
The team will also play more Sunday games than usual this season, with 11 Sunday dates on the abbreviated schedule, including seven at First Niagara Center, after playing a full 2011-12 schedule that included only one Sunday game. The number of afternoon games has also increased significantly, with nine weekend games starting at or before 5 p.m., up from four last season.
The Sabres also announced the variable ticket pricing plan for all 24 Sabres home games in the 2012-13 season. The variable pricing plan breaks games down into four classifications to determine ticket price for the season: Gold, Silver, Bronze and Value. Games have been categorized based on the opponent, time of year, day of week, classic rivalries and games against marquee players.
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Teachers are looking for a teacher of Computer Science for a role due to start in September 2018 at a school in Birmingham. This role is a fantastic opportunity for a motivated and inspirational qualified Science Teacher to work for an excellent secondary school in Birmingham. If you are interested in this post, please click the 'APPLY NOW' button and we will contact you ASAP.
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• Keller Records 50th International Victory With the U.S. MNT, Increases Shutout Streak in 2006 World Cup qualifying to 507 Minutes
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (September 3, 2005) – The U.S. Men's National Team earned a berth to the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany with a 2-0 victory against Mexico this evening in front of a raucous sold-out crowd of 24,685 fans at Columbus Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio. After a scoreless first half, Steve Ralston and DaMarcus Beasley scored in a six-minute span to qualify the U.S. for their fifth consecutive World Cup.
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This is the first time since 1934 that the U.S. was the first team from the CONCACAF region to qualify for the World Cup, as Mexico was unable to clinch with the defeat. The U.S. became the eighth country to qualify for the 32-team FIFA World Cup, joining host Germany, Japan, Iran, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Argentina and Ukraine, which also qualified today. The draw for the 2006 FIFA World Cup will be held on December 9 in Leipzig, Germany.
With the victory, the U.S. sits atop the hexagonal at 18 points, two ahead of Mexico, with three matches still left to play in the final round of CONCACAF qualifying. The U.S. will travel to Guatemala City on Monday in preparation for the game against Guatemala at Estadio Mateo Flores on Wednesday (live at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN2).
"The top two teams in CONCACAF are the U.S. and Mexico. We had the one blemish on our record in the first part of the final round when we lost in Mexico City," said U.S. manager Bruce Arena, who advanced to his second straight World Cup while increasing his home qualifying record to 14-1-2. "It's nice to get that back and it's obviously very special to qualify at home and against our arch rival."
After both teams struggled to find a rhythm in the first half, the U.S. broke the scoreless deadlock off a free kick from the right sideline in the 53rd minute. Eddie Lewis served the ball to the back post where Onyewu was able to rise over his defender and headed the ball off the left post. The ball deflected across the goalmouth past Sanchez to the right side and Ralston had an easy header tap-in to push it to the back of the net. The goal was Ralston's fourth with the MNT and his second during 2006 World Cup qualifying.
Five minutes later, the U.S. doubled their lead as Beasley started and finished off a perfectly executed corner kick. Beasley played a short corner to Landon Donovan and he pushed the ball back near the corner of the penalty box to Claudio Reyna. With two touches the U.S. captain slipped the ball into the right side of the penalty box for a streaking Beasley, who collected the ball about eight yards out and curled a left-footed shot over the outstretched arm Sanchez and into the left side netting.
The U.S. defense held staunch during the entire match, as Greg Berhalter and Onyewu shutdown most of the Mexican attack up the middle. Mexico got off only seven shots during the match, only two of which were on goal.
The most taxing attempt at Keller came just before the end of the first half when Mexico won a free kick at the top of the box. Ramon Morales hit a curling 25-yard free kick towards the lower-left corner, but Keller was able to stretch out and get a hand on the ball to knock it out for a corner kick.
The victory was Keller's 50th in international play with the U.S., giving him an astonishing 44 shutouts in 88 career caps. The victory was Keller's fifth straight shutout in qualifying, giving him a 507-minute shutout streak, which dates back all the way to the USA's last meeting with Mexico, a 2-1 loss on March 27.
"We qualified pretty comfortably in 1998, but really made it difficult on ourselves last time," said Keller, who now has a total of 19 shutouts in World Cup qualifying, a team record. "This time when we've needed the results we've got 'em and we ended up doing it comfortably. It always means a lot to beat Mexico. To beat Mexico to qualify to finish this thing off and to beat them comfortably 2-0 is even better. It just makes it better."
The U.S., which has not lost at home to Mexico in a World Cup qualifier since 1972, increased its overall qualifying record on home soil to 29-6-11. The U.S. has lost only one home qualifier in 20 years, a 3-2 loss to Honduras on Sept. 1, 2001. Prior to that the U.S. had not dropped a home qualifier since May 31, 1985, a 2-1 loss to Costa Rica in Torrance, Calif.
Since 2000, the U.S. has collected a 6-0-1 home record against Mexico, netting 11 goals while conceding zero.
Reyna and Berhalter will not be available for the match against Guatemala as they both received a yellow card, their second cautions during qualifying, and will serve an automatic one-match suspension.
Jeff Cunningham got his first qualifying cap, coming on in reserve for Brian McBride during injury time.
In the other two matches in the hexagonal, Trinidad & Tobago got two late goals from Stern John for a dramatic 3-2 victory against Guatemala to keep their World Cup hopes alive, while Costa Rica took over sole possession of third place with a 3-1 victory against Panama.
Match-up: USA vs. Mexico
Date: September 3, 2005
Competition: FIFA World Cup qualifier
Venue: Columbus Crew Stadium – Columbus, Ohio
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
Attendance: 24,685
Weather: Warm, 74 degrees
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
USA – Steve Ralston (Oguchi Onyewu) 53rd minute.
USA – DaMarcus Beasley (Claudio Reyna) 58.
USA: 18-Kasey Keller; 2-Frankie Hejduk, 22-Oguchi Onyewu, 3-Gregg Berhalter, 7-Eddie Lewis; 19-Steve Ralston (23-Santino Quaranta, 81), 10-Claudio Reyna (capt.), 14-Chris Armas, 17-DaMarcus Beasley; 21-Landon Donovan (25-Pablo Mastroeni, 74), 20-Brian McBride (11-Jeff Cunningham, 90+)
Subs not used: 1-Marcus Hahnemann, 4-Carlos Bocanegra, 12-Jimmy Conrad, 13-Taylor Twellman
Head Coach: Bruce Arena
MEX: 1-Oswaldo Sanchez; 2-Francisco Rodriguez (16-Mario Mendez, 59), 4-Rafael Marquez (capt.), 5-Duilio Davino, 3-Carlos Salcido; 6-Gerardo Torrado, 11-Ramon Morales, 20-Gerardo Galindo, 7-Antonio Naelson (10-Omar Bravo, 69), 17-Francisco Fonseca (22-Alberto Medina, 58), 9-Jared Borguetti
Subs not used: 12-Moises Munoz, 14-Gonzalo Pineda, 19-Oscar Rojas, 23-Luis Perez
Head Coach: Ricardo Lavolpe
Stats Summary: USA MEX
Shots 11 7
Saves 2 4
Corner Kicks 2 4
Fouls 20 18
Offside 1 6
Misconduct Summary:
USA – Claudio Reyna (caution) 24th minute.
MEX – Rafael Marquez (caution) 32.
MEX – Ramon Morales (caution) 53.
MEX – Duilio Davino (caution) 76.
USA – Gregg Berhalter (caution) 83.
Referee: Carlos Batres (GUA)
1st Asst.: Hector Vergara (CAN)
2nd Asst.: Francisco Ortiz (GUA)
Fourth Official: Hugo Castillo (GUA)
ussoccer.com Man of the Match: Oguchi Onyewu
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September 15, 2010 at 8:00 am
Disclosure: The cost of the "Plus Up" Your Gym Bag makeover for me and the upcoming winner was covered by Kellogg's FiberPlus.
As I teased yesterday, I recently got the opportunity to "Plus Up" my gym bag from Kellogg's FiberPlus. They gave me a coupon for a free box of FiberPlus bars and $75 in gift certificates to buy whatever else I wanted.
After putting off this makeover to the very last day and then reading Lanie's comment that the bag "needs glitter," I was momentarily tempted to run to Michael's and spend $75 on a Bedazzler and glitter glue. Or I could have followed Lady Gaga's lead and made myself a meat gym bag or meat sweat suit—made from lean cuts, of course.
Instead, I went to Target. I always end up buying stuff at Target that I didn't know I needed. After cruising the aisles, this is what I threw in my cart:
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I've always wanted a yoga mat sling. I like how cool the yoga people look with their mats slung over their shoulders […]


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Gorgeous Recycled Copper Sinks from Native Trails
When we think about our dream home someplace and sometime way out in the future, we think we're going to have to go with one of the basins from Native Trails. These beautiful hand-hammered sinks are made by skilled artisans and crafted out of recycled copper and reclaimed wood. Each sink takes several days and an overwhelming amount of skill and hard work to complete.
Native Trails is a privately owned business based on the Central Coast of California, and they've been creating high quality, artisan crafted kitchen and bath fixtures and home décor for nearly 15 years. Their use of reclaimed copper is a great choice in terms of longevity because copper is very durable, and it weathers beautifully over time. Native Trails use heavy 16-15 gauge copper for most of their sinks.
Here's a bit of the backstory:
Naomi Neilson Howard, the Founder and CEO of Native Trails, started the company with a dream to partner the stunning copper craftsmanship she found in her travels through Mexico with contemporary design and sustainable business practices. Her care for the earth led her to use recycled copper in each of the copper items Native Trails offers and also reclaimed wood in the Old World Vanities. "Sure, the bottom line is important," says Naomi, "but what creates lasting value is providing a high quality, sustainable product and cultivating strong, long term relationships with our artisans and staff." The company is proud that it supports and promotes craftsmanship traditions in its products. "We are very close to our artisans and their families," states Naomi.
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Pickpockets Mourn the End of an Era
Once upon a time, pickpockets were somewhat revered for their craft. Or, at least according to former pickpockets. There were even schools where they could sharpen their skills. But surveillance technology and the widespread use of credit cards caught up with them, and pickpocketing has been on a steady decline for the last 20 or so years.
Looking back, pickpockets were the good guys (sort of)! Former pickpocket Sherman "O.T." Powell spoke to NPR about the difference between pickpockets and other criminals:
"Pickpockets have no respect for thugs or robbers," he says. "We consider them ancient. Prehistoric. We feel that anybody can stick a gun in a person's face — that's not hard to do. But to take a person's money and them not knowing it's gone — that's the art of it. That's the cleverness of it."
So true. We need to show a little respect for this dying art. But there is still hope for the aspiring pickpocket! Europe — where the craft's decline has been far slower — is still fairly wide open. From Slate:
This is not the case in Europe, where pickpocketing has been less of a priority for law enforcement and where professionals from countries like Bulgaria and Romania, each with storied traditions of pickpocketing, are able to travel more freely since their acceptance into the European Union in 2007, developing their organizations and plying their trade in tourist hot spots like Barcelona, Rome, and Prague.
Problem solved. If you're a pickpocket who's down on his or her luck, just head overseas where the hunting is still good. Who wants dollars these days anyway?


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Jess C needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 51 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
We need a website design that will evoke a look and feel that can be closely associated with Apple and the iPhone, but be original!
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We are developing several iPhone applications and will need icons and other websites developed in the future. This is a great way to expand your portfolio and make some money!
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- Fun, cool, even whimsical and creative
- Beautiful works too!
- Not too mature
- Not corporate
- Not cartoon-y
- Not a bunch of neons
- Not kitchy or gimmick-y
- Not too complex or cluttered of a design
- Not "technical" or "computer-y"
- No 1970s style
- No black or silver as main color palette