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I stumbled across the legend of Andorra for the first time when I was investigating the routes across the Pyrenees taken by fugitives fleeing from Nazism. In case you don't know it, Andorra is a tiny little country like Lichtenstein or Monaco situated just in the middle of the French-Spanish border. Gifted by a wonderful mountainous landscape, now it is a prosperous shopping paradise and ski area.
The legend about Andorra was nourished by veiled allusions that never resulted in any name in particular. The allusions circulated sotto voce, at times with a certain knowing ghoulishness, as when an Andorran girl whispered to a friend of mine who was gliding across the white mirror of the Pas de la Casa on his skis,
"Hey, do you know you're skiing over bones?"
All the rumours pointed in the same direction: that during the tragic years of the Second World War, when thousands of victims of Nazism defied the elements and crossed the Pyrenees, some of them came up against something in Andorra that suddenly interrupted their flight. Something very shady. There were tales of murders and massacres. Of long-forgotten mass graves. Of dead people who were still lying under the rocks and snow. Of Jews. Of gold and jewels purloined from the desperate. Of unscrupulous guides who murdered or abandoned those who had trusted them with their lives.
In those days the lives of many people had no more value than the soles of their shoes. Unscrupulous guides there must have been all along the Pyrenean mountain range. But for some reason the black legend seems to dog the small Andorran territory in particular.
Without a press and cut off by the snow for most of the year, the extreme ideologies that left their mark on the 20th century, whether left-wing or right, had no opportunity to take root in Andorra, which during the war maintained its neutrality. It was the foreigners with their strange languages who came down the mountainside from time to time, exhausted, frightened and hungry, who would remind the Andorrans that on the other side of the imposing wall of rock a savage war was dismembering Europe.
In Andorra smuggling, be it of goods or of people, was not a crime and was possessed of a long tradition. But before the war this activity did not prevent it from being a notoriously poor region, except for the odd hereu or pubilla who was lucky enough to inherit a herd of goats or a good field of tobacco. All the above had nothing to do with the touristic and commercial Andorra that emerged later on and which defines the image of the Principality today. In fact, the country's sudden economic rise has helped foment the Legend, which is to a large extent nourished by the fabulous fortunes that some Andorran families amassed during the war itself. Fortunes that, according to the persistent rumours, in some cases had come from the plundering of the Jews they were meant to guide.
The publication in 1977 in the Spanish magazine Reporter of the salacious article by Eliseo Bayo, "The killing of Jews on the Spanish border," helped foment the legend.
In his lengthy article, Bayer claimed to have found some of the wells into which the fugitives had been flung, indicating locations, providing names, showing skeletons, and causing a huge ruckus that shook the whole of Andorra—to the extent that the Andorran police embarked on a vast operation of collecting examples in the Principality and throughout the whole of Spain. At the time it was the only measure the Andorran authorities adopted. They never went in search of the mass graves nor did they test the veracity of the article, even if only to disprove it.
In his article Bayo stated that "a fear of reprisals means that those who know something keep their mouths shut." According to various sources, the guide that showed the graves to him and his team in 1977 appeared dead at the foot of a cliff shortly afterwards.
Andorra was one of the few European territories that the war totally bypassed. Could it be that it was precisely here that the killing of innocent civilians was systematized? And if so, how many dead people are we speaking of? Two Belgian couples, who'd been murdered near Estany Negre, as the former smuggler Quim Baldrich said recently in the Channel 33 documentary Boira negra? "We screwed the women and then killed them," the perfidious guide admitted to him at the time. In the same programme another two ex-smugglers, Enric Mélich and Joan Català, offered similar testimonies.
Notwithstanding the time that has passed, the black legend goes on casting its sinister shadow over the valleys of Andorra. And this despite the fact that the Andorran historian Claude Benet has long clamoured for a thorough investigation of these rumours, if only to scotch them once and for all:
The time has long since passed to try and find the guilty parties, but it could still be ripe for history to unearth certain truths. Almost all the democratic countries have made, or are making, a great effort at consciousness-raising through programmes to recovery historical memory, and notwithstanding still strong susceptibilities and ever prevailing fears the silence about these facts is now intolerable.
Intolerable because, among other things, the sinister black legend also unwittingly ends up besmirching those who do not in the least deserve it, like the extraordinary heroes in the Principality who out of ideological conviction or pure humanity risked their lives smuggling fugitives across the mountains, men like Francesc Viadiu, Francesc Areny Naudi, the aforesaid Baldrich, Mélich and Català, or other lesser known figures like Josep Ibern, Salvador Calvet or Joan Peremiquel.
There is a crying need to investigate things more fully. If the legend is true, there must still be anonymous graves in the mountains, graves that deserve a more dignified fate. And if the legend is false, the truth will help us have done with it once and for all.
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On Monday and Tuesday evening this week, after a long day at work I hopped on the train to meet and dine with my fellow librarians in Philadelphia. The Special Libraries Association annual conference was in the area and I wasn't going to pass up the chance to meet with a whole new set of librarians that I generally only know through Twitter, Facebook, or the blogs. Monday was a chance to meet students from Pratt at the Hack Library School meetup and then onwards to the people I consider to be my tribe, Library Society of the World. Tuesday, I will say, was the night I was really looking forward to as I got a chance to share a meal with Ned Potter. We've been corresponding back and forth for months on various library advocacy things so it was great to actually meet him. Later on, I was glad to meet Laura and Bethan as well as the other British librarians who had made the trip over (Chris, Sam, and Natalia) at the SLA Dance Party.
In reflecting on two days worth of conversations (both sober and slightly less than sober), I will say that it was a nice change of pace to hear about libraries that don't face the same obstacles as public libraries. While socializing with the SLA Pratt students, the range of environments in which they were operating their libraries was fascinating. From hospitals to government agencies to non-profits, each person brought a new set of difficulties and challenges to the table. As someone who works in a public library and is generally surrounded by public librarians, it was like visiting a different culture which spoke the same language but had different customs. It was fun to question and explore what these students were doing and how their library experience was radically different or surprisingly the same as mine.
To me, it poses it's own conundrum: how does one advocate for special libraries? This was uncharted territory for me; on top of that, it is very contextual. In some cases, it's not an issue when the company, agency, or business has an output or product based on knowledge resources. In other cases, it's a matter of convincing an executive or government bigwig that the library is not a cost center and has value on its own merits. In assessing it in the scope of Big Tent Librarianship, it begs its own question: so how does it fit under the tent? Where is the give and take as it relates to other libraries? These are things I'm going to have to think on now, but I welcome other insight.
It was a couple of great nights in Philadelphia. I hope to be able to see everyone again; in the meantime, I'll see you online!

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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
I come from a land down under.....
Anywho, I got to play around with the new group interface and I must say.....it feels like they got it right to me. It could be that I played at 1am, but it worked like a charm. When I logged in, first thing I did was jump into the Random queue on my warrior. About 5 seconds later I was tanking Heroic OK. It matched me with some pretty good players too. All three DPS were above 2500 and the Shammy healer was pretty leet as well. One nice thing I noticed is that it apparently puts the OK daily in your quest log if you are randomly tossed in there. SCORE.
About this time, Aussie James sent me a whisper and asked if I wanted to tank anything. He invited me to group and once again we were off to see the Wizard. We got HoL which was smashed with the quickness. The thing that made me laugh was that one of the random people who ended up in my group was actually a guildy lol. What are the chances of that?
On another note, I played a bit with my wife today and we got our little RAF Priest and Hunter to level 20. She is once again going on about getting her damn "ridiculous". Which is what she calls the mechanostriders. Which means assloads of runecloth down the road.
Anyways, overall, I have been pretty impressed so far. What are your first impressions?
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- Daniel Robert said...
The new LFG is just awesome. I finished all 3 new 5 mans, got a new 2H axe from the last boss of POS, the last part of the quest chain which is running away from lich king is very exiting.
- December 9, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- Leah said...
I'm absolutely in love with new lfg tool. so far, out of many a pug that I had, only about 2% maybe? was not very good. in fact I had more successful pugs with this then I did grouping with some of the people I know.
its so fast, so convenient and so...much..fun!
sure I've meet a few ninjas, you know those who like to wait for everyone to roll greed and then roll need themselves, and while some groups had conversation and joking in it, other felt almost like soloing with henchmen, they were so silent. but overall? awesomeness.
also - icecrown raid? oh...my...god...fun! no one shottable bosses there, heck trash can wipe the floor with you if you are not careful :)
IMO, Blizzard really got it right this patch :)
- December 10, 2009 at 12:28 AM
- Vordan said...
I must admit that my first impression of the new LFG was pretty..well it made me pissed off since it kept dc'ing me and I kept getting the crappy debuff. Zoning was impossible. Today it seemed to work out better than yesterday so we will see if it keeps getting better or if I still have problems.
- December 10, 2009 at 5:27 AM
- Heywood Djiblomi said...
First impressions? Ummm... rather than eat up your comment real estate...
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Yes - shameless self-promotion, but it answers the question ;)
- December 10, 2009 at 6:57 AM
If you haven't looked it up yet the first time you use the random LFG whatever instance you get is your daily. You will always get two emblems of frost for the first one you do. After that you get two extra emblems of triumph. Not a bad deal if you ask me. Of course even if you get the nerf Occ, and AN it still sucks... Man I hate those places...
- December 10, 2009 at 8:36 AM
- Darth Solo said...
New tool is awesom-o and that's coming from a sworn solo player. Here are some of my impressions:
- December 12, 2009 at 12:14 PM


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PAGADIAN CITY, Philippines
"Just close the door and lock the gate. Be careful," Edgar Damalerio told his wife, Gemma, by cell phone as he was leaving a press conference. "I'll be home soon." It was 7:30 pm on May 13, and that was the last time they would speak to each other. Thirty minutes later, Damalerio, an award-winning journalist known for his fiery radio and cable television commentary and his stinging investigations into police corruption for the Zamboanga Scribe and the Mindanao Gold Star daily, was dead.
A gunman riding tandem on the back of a motorcycle hit the journalist, 32, with a single gunshot as he was driving his jeep home on a crowded street in this tumbledown port city 490 miles (780 kilometers) south of the Philippines' capital, Manila, on the island of Mindanao. He was killed instantly. Two friends riding with Damalerio recognized the shooter as a local police officer, a man investigators now say has a notorious criminal record. "He circled the block and came back a second time, just to make sure Edgar was dead," says Edgar Amoro, one of the witnesses. "This time, he was riding alone on the same motorcycle. He slowed down and looked carefully. We had a clear view of him."
In another place, this crime might be relatively easy to solve. The victim was well known locally, and two witnesses were eager to come forward and talk to police. Plus, the shooting occurred across the street from the local police station. But Pagadian City isn't your typical town. A dusty trading port surrounded on one side by verdant hills dotted with coconut plantations and on the other by a gentle coastline interspersed with fishing villages, Pagadian City has the slapdash feel of a poor town where a very few people make quick money. While coconuts and rice may be the staple crops, smuggling and corruption, say the locals, are the real source of wealth for a small percentage of the population.
Despite the town's remote location, Damalerio's murder drew condemnation within the country and abroad, and authorities in Manila, a world away from Pagadian City, say they are also trying to move the case along. In the Philippines, however, justice can be elusive. (CLICK HERE FOR MAP) In the countryside, far from the capital, warlord politics, official corruption, and a breakdown in the justice system have contributed to the fact that 39 journalists have been murdered since democracy was restored in 1986--and all those cases remain officially unsolved. Damalerio's murder, number 38 on that grisly list, fits into this familiar pattern. (On August 22, newspaper editor Sonny Alcantara was gunned down in the town of San Pablo, 50 miles [80 kilometers] south of Manila, becoming the 39th journalist in the Philippines to be killed for his work.)
Number 35 on the list was also killed in Pagadian City. Olimpio Jalapit, a radio personality and perhaps the city's best-known journalist, was killed under similar circumstances to Damalerio in November 2000, by a drive-by shooter on a motorcycle. Jalapit frequently criticized one of the most powerful political families in the area.
The Jalapit case, like so many others, languishes. The sole witness went into hiding after a stranger confronted him during the victim's funeral and said, "You're next." Jalapit's family has given up hope of ever finding the killer. "Nothing has happened. Nothing," says Jalapit's brother, Albin. "We are also afraid, and we cannot rely on law enforcement or government to help us."
In Damalerio's case, all fingers point toward the police. Piecing together the incident, it is clear that something was afoul from the outset of the investigation. Within minutes of the crime, local police arrived, cleaned the area thoroughly, removed the body, and impounded Damalerio's jeep. According to the two witnesses, no photographs were taken of the crime scene, and any physical evidence that might have been part of the investigation was destroyed. Even the local coroner refused to order an autopsy, says Damalerio's widow.
Fearing a police cover-up, Damalerio's family and friends turned to the local office of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), the Philippines' equivalent to the United States' Federal Bureau of Investigation. Friolo Icao, the lead NBI investigator in Pagadian, says that the witnesses were credible, that they had identified the assailant from a photo array, and that the NBI had recommended that local prosecutors issue an arrest warrant for Officer Guillermo Wapili, the alleged gunman, as far back as May 17.
"He is in my rogue's gallery," says Icao of Wapili, taking a heavily creased, inch-thick folder from a dusty filing cabinet in his cramped office. "Here he is." Icao turns the page to a photograph of Wapili and a record of previous allegations for car theft and kidnapping, all of which the local court dismissed. "He is a notorious character in this place. We do not understand why he is still in uniform as a policeman," says Icao. (Numerous attempts to contact Wapili for comment on this article were unsuccessful.)
At the NBI's recommendation, Wapili was detained, but officials released him a few days later because no charges were filed. Following the allegations against him, Wapili's lawyer--a local politician for whom, according to the NBI, Wapili once served as a bodyguard--claimed that Damalerio's friends, the witnesses to the murder, Amoro and Edgar Ongue, were accomplices to the crime. Meanwhile, local police issued a statement naming Ronnie Kilme, a local criminal, as a suspect in the murder.
Icao, who is familiar with Kilme, says that Kilme couldn't be the murderer because he wasn't in Pagadian at the time of the crime. "All of these other cases are just obstruction," says Icao. "I have every reason to believe that the police are only trying to complicate the case."
The result of the charges and countercharges was predictable: The case stood still. Fearing threats against her and the couple's 5-month-old son, Gemma Damalerio went into hiding in another province with her late husband's family. In a feat of extraordinary courage, the two witnesses, Amoro and Ongue, stood their ground, signing affidavits and insisting they were ready to testify.
When nothing happened to advance the case in the weeks following the murder, Gemma and Amoro traveled to Manila in June to ask national authorities for assistance. They called on a relative of Gemma's, a retired air force officer, who helped them weed through the bureaucracy and convinced the Justice Department to transfer jurisdiction of the case from the local prosecutor to a regional office. Interior Secretary Joey Lina, who also chairs the National Police Commission, says that because of the murder, he personally ordered the reassignment of the Pagadian police chief, Asuri Hawani. "I ordered that fellow relieved," says Lina, sitting in his office above the noise and pollution of downtown Manila, "because he was covering up the crimes of his men."
Behind the scenes, additional pressure was being brought to bear. A senior army general with long experience in Pagadian is now on the personal staff of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. He knew Damalerio personally and made phone calls trying to move the case along. He has even provided a uniformed army soldier as a bodyguard for Hernan de la Cruz, editor of the Zamboanga Scribe, a local tabloid to which Damalerio contributed regularly. "Just after the murder, we received four calls at the office warning that I might be the next one," says de la Cruz. A devout Christian and father of three young children, he adds, "I pity my profession in Pagadian. I want to divulge these anomalies in this place, the corruption. But I think to myself what will happen to my family if I do?"
De la Cruz and other Pagadian journalists say that with Damalerio dead, the airwaves no longer resonate with outspoken commentary or probing journalism. Damalerio made a lot of enemies, including the local mayor and former police chief Hawani, but he knew what he was talking about. "Edgar spoke the truth and he was not afraid. He went forward without fear," says Decca Judilla, the general manager of the local electric cooperative, who hired Damalerio to help edit the cooperative's newsletter.
"There are so many killings here," she sighs. "They are done very professionally and they never find the real culprits. The freedom of expression is really at risk here. It is really not safe for the journalists and it curtails our freedoms."
And it isn't getting any safer. On August 10, a possible third witness in the case, a local civilian militia member named Juvy Lovitaño, was killed in an ambush in a village near Pagadian City. Local investigators found a note he was carrying that outlined how a Pagadian City police officer contacted Lovitaño looking to take out a contract on Damalerio's life. In the note, Lovitaño wrote that an officer offered him 50,000 pesos (US$1,000) to kill Damalerio on behalf of then police chief Hawani.
According to NBI's Icao, before Lovitaño was killed, he had turned the information in the note over to NBI authorities in Manila, and the bureau was attempting to locate Lovitaño in order to get him to sign an affidavit. But the NBI was too late. Lovitaño was murdered, and it is now unlikely that any court will introduce the note into evidence. The police officer who allegedly approached Lovitaño was murdered shortly before the Damalerio killing, says the NBI.
Hawani, who has been reassigned to a desk job at local police headquarters, could not be found for comment on the allegations in the note. His immediate superior, Police Chief Superintendent Pedrito Reyes, the police commander for the province, canceled two scheduled interviews in Pagadian and failed to return phone calls.
"It is really difficult ever to know who is the mastermind of these killings," said Icao. "The transaction is between the gunman and the mastermind, so unless someone tells us, how will we know?
The witnesses, Amoro and Ongue, meanwhile, are trying to join the Department of Justice's witness protection program, but that, too, is slow in coming since no one has yet been arrested for the crime.
On August 22, Ricardo Cabaron, the lead prosecutor in the case, from the regional prosecutors office in Zamboanga City, south of Pagadian City, conducted an informal hearing on the matter. During the proceedings, the witnesses confronted Wapili in court, identifying him as the gunman. Cabaron explained, however, that he needed more time to consider the police's countercharges, which named a different gunman.
When asked if there will be an arrest, Cabaron--who openly conceded that he was nervous about his own security in Pagadian and admitted that he "left right after the hearing because it is not safe to stay there"--says maybe some time this fall, maybe longer. Meanwhile, Wapili is living in the local police headquarters camp and moving freely around the city, says the new police chief in Pagadian, Nelson Eucogco. Reyes, the provincial police commander, lifted a temporary suspension order against Wapili because "no case was ever filed in court." Eucogco, who succeeded Hawani, said he was willing to arrest Wapili when and if the government filed a case against him in court.
The congresswoman representing Pagadian, Nenette San Juan, said she is also pursuing the Damalerio case, but that she, too, feels powerless to do much given the system of secret allegiances and hidden pressures that exist in the area. She has brought her concerns to the president and has asked for changes in the local police. "These powerful people have been around for so long and they can file any case. They use any power at their disposal. These journalists were the only ones to challenge them, but we all have to be careful if we are going to survive."
Of course, all of this provides little comfort for Damalerio's widow and his son. When Damalerio died, there was no insurance and no pension--nothing but memories of a young man who believed in what he was doing, says Gemma Damalerio from her new home, where she has been staying to avoid threats back in Pagadian. "Now we just want to know who killed him."
A. Lin Neumann is CPJ's Asia program consultant, based in Bangkok, Thailand. This article is based on a CPJ fact-finding mission to the Philippines.
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Weaning before six months 'may help breastfed babies'
Relying purely on breastfeeding for the first six months might not be best for babies, experts in the UK have warned.
In the British Medical Journal, the team said breastfed babies may benefit from being given solid food earlier.
Current advice suggests weaning should occur at six months, but the UCL team say it could happen as early as four.
They suggest later weaning may increase food allergies and iron deficiency levels, but other experts backed the existing guidance.
Ten years ago, the World Health Organization published global advice advocating babies be exclusively breastfed for six months.
The research team, led by Dr Mary Fewtrell a paediatrician from the University of London Institute of Child Health, said it supported the recommendation for developing countries, where access to clean water and safe weaning foods is limited, and there is a high risk of infant death and illness.
But they added: "Many western countries, including 65% of European member states and the US, elected not to follow this recommendation fully, if at all.
But in 2003, a health minister said the UK would comply.
Parents 'cannot win'
The WHO recommendation "rested largely" on a review of 16 studies, including seven from developing countries.
It concluded that babies just given breast milk for six months had fewer infections and experienced no growth problems.
But another review of 33 studies found "no compelling evidence" not to introduce solids at four to six months, the experts said.
Some research has also shown that six months of breastfeeding does not give babies all the nutrition they need.
A US 2007 study found there was an increased risk of anaemia compared with those introduced to solids at four to six months.
Swedish research also found that the incidence of early onset coeliac disease increased after a recommendation to delay introduction of gluten until age six months, but fell back after the recommendation reverted to four months.
Dr Alan Lucas, director of the Institute of Health, said: "The WHO recommendation is very sensible for developing countries.
"But in the UK, it's important we take a balanced look at the evidence."
Dr Fewtrell added: "When you look at the figures, there are a lot of babies being weaned before six months anyway - and that's probably the most important thing in terms of hard evidence."
'Inappropriate feeding'
But the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and the National Childbirth Trust defended current advice.
And Janet Fyle, professional policy adviser at the Royal College of Midwives, said: "I really must challenge the suggestion that the UK should reconsider its current advice on exclusive breastfeeding for six months.
"I believe that this is a retrograde step and plays into the hands of the baby-food industry which has failed to support the six-month exclusive breastfeeding policy in the UK.
"There is evidence that some babies do die in developed countries from inappropriate young child feeding, such as the introduction of solid foods earlier before their swallowing mechanism is mature enough or they have fully developed the capability to cope with solid foods."
And a Department of Health spokeswoman said: "Breast milk provides all the nutrients a baby needs up to six months of age and we recommend exclusive breastfeeding for this time.
"Mothers who wish to introduce solids before six months should always talk to health professionals first."
The Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition is to review infant feeding and is due to report later this year.
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Pre-orders for Prada's fall runway bags are now up at Bergdorf Goodman (as well as for a whole load of non-runway options), and the results are mostly quite good. There are far fewer chains, and the bags that have had them eliminated entirely fare the best, especially the elegant top handles. If you still want a chain in your life, there are some smaller, mostly metallic options that meet your needs, but they're not the highlight here. Check out a selection of the bags below and shop the full selection via Bergdorf Goodman.


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Staff use of Web 2.0 is unseen threat, survey says
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Over one third of businesses do not monitor their employees' internet use, according to a survey carried out by an information security firm. The research found that companies are underestimating the data risk posed by so-called Web 2.0 sites.
Websites based on user-generated content, blogging, or participation are frequently visited by office workers, but content security firm Clearswift's survey claims that firms are failing to see the risks of data leak posed by those sites.
It found that 14.6 per cent of the 939 business surveyed are not aware of social media and have no policy on it, while 19 per cent of companies do not have a policy governing appropriate use of the internet by employees.
The research found that 35 per cent of companies do not monitor employees' use of the internet, so would have no idea whether or not they were using social media sites and would not be able to trace the source of any leak on those sites.
"It is clear that organisations don't equate employee use of social media sites with potential security breaches, which is a worrying sign," said Clearswift chief executive Jon Lee. "Recognising the threat is the first and foremost priority, and it is clear that education measures still have some way to go.
"Research has shown that employees, particularly younger employees, are using these Web 2.0 technologies heavily at work, and the risk for potential loss of confidential information via these sites is very real. Organisations need to reassess their security policies and precautions in light of the growing popularity and business use of Web 2.0 technologies," he said.
Earlier research by the company unveiled the scale of the use of collaborative websites by workers. A quarter of young office workers in the UK spent more than three hours a week on sites such as YouTube, MySpace or Bebo. It found that 42 per cent of those people discussed work on those sites.
The survey showed that companies were worried about loss of confidential data, rating it the second most important security issue behind viruses, but were complacent about social media's role in that loss. Leaks from blogs, forums and instant messaging chats were all put right at the bottom of the list of threats ranked by importance.
A second survey has claimed that a quarter of organisations do not police wireless internet security. The survey, conducted among 320 companies by conference organisers Infosecurity Europe, found that even though workers are increasingly using wireless networks in and out of the office, 26 per cent of companies do not enforce a wireless security policy.
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Morenci's Trinity Lutheran Church has a new pastor.
The Rev. Ralph O. Stuebs began serving the congregation this month. The Wisconsin native has been in the ministry for 37 years.
Rev. Stuebs was born in Kewaunee, Wis.,—one of 11 children—and grew up near Manitowoc. He is a graduate of the Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon and completed his one-year vicarship in Savanna and Mt. Carroll, Ill.
During his career, he has served churches in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Ohio. Morenci is his first Michigan church.
Rev. Stuebs is pleased with this year's snowy weather. When the Green Bay Packers fan served in Ohio, the snow melted away too quickly.
"I'm really enjoying it here," he said. "It's a very friendly community."
He has a preference for small towns and he's hoping to enjoy his hobbies here: bowling, fishing, golfing and umpiring Little League ball games.
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As smartphones get progressively powerful and more intelligent HD video recording capabilities, it would seem there isn't room for HD pocket cams in this wonderful world of tech anymore. Philip's doesn't seem to think so, though, which is why it has just launched its new ESee pocket camcorder.
Unlike the majority of smartphones, Philips' little cam can take a beat-down. Its rugged credentials include being shockproof to 1.5 metres, dustproof and waterproof to three metres for up to two hours – so you can afford to be a bit careless with it as it accompanies you on your aquatic adventures.
Full 1080p HD video recording is on the menu, but if you want to get your latest LOL cat video onto YouTube in the nick of time, the ESee can simultaneously shoot at a much lower QWVGA 240p version, thanks to Philips' advanced compression system. So you can enjoy sharp HD quality playback on its 2in screen, while sharing a much smaller file via email or the web. Sharing's been made easy thanks to the built-in Windows software for one-button uploading to sites such as YouTube and Facebook. Need to make a few quick edits? In-built video editing options should take care of that.
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Norfolk farming brothers and contractors Steven and Kevin Clarke share their fascination for harvesting in North America, and in particular for custom cutter Dale Starks. Dale was the contractor who featured with his team of MF760 combines in the programme Yellow Trail from Texas.
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Dispatch's Pete Francis to play three-week residency at Garcia's
From the moment Pete Francis saw his older brother perform on stage at the Capitol Theatre, he knew he wanted to be a musician.
"It was life changing," said Francis, who was 12 at the time that his brother's teenage rock outfit, Army of Souls, opened for The Wailers. "It dawned on me, at that moment -- I want to be in a band."
His adolescent rock-star dream came to fruition when, in 1994, Francis co-founded Dispatch with two of his classmates at Middlebury College. Following in the tradition of the Grateful Dead, the trio became one of the most successful independent rock groups in history, attracting legions of loyal fans and going so far as to sell out Madison Square Garden three nights in a row in 2011.
Now, more than two decades on from the night of his brother's milestone gig, everything is coming full circle: Francis embarks on a three-week residency at Garcia's, the newly-minted live music space that's connected to the Capitol Theatre, on Thursday, Dec. 5, 12 and 19.
"It's a really special place," Francis, who grew up in Greenwich, said of the legendary rock venue. "I walked into the building the other day -- you gotta think, the Dead were there in the '70s ... it was so cool for guys like me to be able to go to this historic venue that was only 20 minutes away. I'm so honored to play there."
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"Those guys will open the show and then we'll jam," Francis said. "We're making it a big jamboree."
Aside from being his first performance under the roof of the Capitol Theatre, the residency marks Francis' Greenwich area homecoming. After living in the town until he was 18, Francis went to Middlebury College and later, moved to New York City. However, it was in Greenwich -- at the shuffleboard table at Bruce Park Grill, of all places -- that he met his wife, Katie. The couple shared a mutual appreciation for Greenwich and its picturesque surroundings.
"We love New York, but we sort of felt like being out here in the town with the parks and the beach; it's just such a nice environment to grow up in," said Francis, who moved to Old Greenwich with Katie and their two kids this year. "I love our neighborhood, the Sound and Tod's Point -- these are the things I was really happy to come back to."
The Capitol Theatre was undoubtedly part of the appeal. Admiring the Grateful Dead artifacts -- photos, artwork and equipment -- that adorn Garcia's exposed brick walls on a recent afternoon, Francis felt a profound sense of gratitude. To be able to play in a place where the Grateful Dead appeared so many years ago, a place that set his destiny in motion, "it's such an honor," Francis said.
"The Cap really has a lot of history for me," he said. "I'm bringing some of my favorite musicians and we're going to throw down and absolutely jam every night."
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What is Non-Medical Home Care?
Non-medical home care, sometimes just called home care, is for anyone who needs help with routine personal care tasks that they can no longer handle on their own such as bathing, getting dressed, and going to the bathroom.
These are basically the same services that you would receive in assisted living, only they are delivered in the comfort of your own home. Non-medical home care gives family members and others who might care for you on a regular basis an opportunity to take breaks.
However, just as the name indicates, no medical care is provided with non-medical home care.
What is Non-Medical Home Care Like?
If a home care agency provides your care, agency staff will work with you and your family to plan and schedule your care. Then one or more home care aides will be assigned to work with you, depending on your needs.
You may only need help a few hours a day several days a week, or you may need it most of the day every day. If you need help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, then you may need a live-in home care aide.
Regardless of how many hours of care you need, the care professionals who work with you will get to know you and your routines. And they'll help you to do things you have to do on a regular basis like taking a bath, getting dressed and moving around so that you can stay in your home.
The biggest benefit of non-medical home care is that it provides you with the personal care assistance that you need to continue living in your own home. It also can ease the minds of family members who may worry about your care and safety when they can't be with you, or when they live far away.
Non-medical home care is also less expensive than assisted living, which provides you with similar services in a residential facility, rather than in your private home.
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Consider these statements below to determine if they describe you:
- I am still relatively healthy.
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If most or all of the above Independence and Daily Living statements apply to you, and you do not need regular nursing or medical care, then non-medical home care is a good option for you if you are able to stay in your home.
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The costs of non-medical home care can vary depending on where you live and the amount of care you require. Home care agencies typically charge this care based on an hourly rate. In general, the costs of non-medical home care are lower than most other care options, including respite care, assisted living and skilled nursing care.
Since this type of care is non-medical, it is not typically covered by Medicare when delivered alone; however, some or all costs may be covered when provided in conjunction with doctor-prescribed medical home health care. Otherwise, home care is usually paid for by the senior receiving care or by their family. Some long-term care insurance may also cover or partially cover non-medical home care services.


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Begin at Washington Square, located at Walnut Street between 6th and 7th Streets. Named after the first president, this pleasant open space is one of the five original squares developed by Philadelphia founder William Penn. Be sure to snap some photos in front of the square's impressive fountain. Washington Square is an excellent choice for year-round engagement photography. During spring & summer, bountiful botanical accents highlight the park's numerous walkways and hidden corners. The heavily wooded park also excels as an engagement picture locale during autumn, as the leaves change color. The park's center features the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, along with a statue of George Washington. This area is an especially apt spot for newly engaged members of the United States armed forces.Philadelphia's strong Presbyterian heritage is reflected at Old Pine Street Church, situated at 421 Pine Street. Founded in 1768, this hallowed "Church of the Patriots" has its own special place in America's revolutionary-era history – U.S. President John Adams and Dr. Benjamin Rush once served as parishioners. Black and white snapshots work well along the church's expansive cemetery, resting place to Hessian soldiers and other well-known figures from the late 18th century. The Old Pine Street Church is centrally located in Penn's Landing and is adjacent to other landmark buildings in the historic area.Continue your tour of Penn's Landing with a visit to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, immediately west of the Old Pine Street Church. This Georgian-style gem is a preferred spot for classic engagement photography. First opened in 1761 and designed by Robert Smith, this unique structure houses bells from the London-based Liberty Bell manufacturer Whitechapel Foundry. Practically any angle along St. Peters Episcopal Church will work for breathtaking snapshots. Try a few pictures at the corner of Pine and 3rd Streets for unique perspective.You'll find more classic architecture – and ideal photo backdrops – a little north of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The Physick House is one of Philadelphia's few remaining colonial-era homes. Particularly impressive is the house's robust entrance fanlight, thought to be the largest in the United States when originally built in 1786. Even to this day, the fanlight sparkles and dazzles on bright days – make sure your photographer captures more than a few pictures in front of the fanlight. If you're after stunning interior photography, call ahead at 215-925-7866 for visiting hours. The Physick House contains a wealth of authentic colonial furnishings and paintings from Philadelphia's storied past.Just a few blocks west of the Physick House is the Society Hill Synagogue, renowned for its Italianate façade. This engagement photography backdrop was originally a Baptist church, then converted to a synagogue nearly 100 years ago. The building's soft, almost pastel-like blue exterior is an ideal background for capturing your memorable day. Early evening offers prime picture-taking possibilities – don't miss the synagogue's stately street lamps and entryway.
Head towards the Delaware River and Penn's Landing for cool, refreshing breezes and open, waterfront spaces. This is where William Penn first set foot on his new colony in 1682. Historic & romantic photography opportunities await along this expansive area. Penn's Landing has quiet walkways, plenty of well-manicured grassy areas and an amphitheater. Any spot in Penn's Landing presents an opportune picture backdrop. But it's not just the park's attributes you can capture – this area's strategic location along the Delaware River offers exceptional views of nearby Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman Bridges. You can also see the Camden Waterfront from Penn's Landing – an especially festive locale during the spring & summer months. Other not-to-miss highlights include the bronze-tone Irish Memorial and historic sea-faring ships including the Liberty Belle, Moshulu and dinner cruise boat Spirit of Philadelphia. Looking for an exciting end to your engagement picture tour of southwestern Philly? Try the South Street area, located at the southern end of Penn's Landing. Exciting nightlife, lively street-side cafes and live music punctuate this eclectic corner of Philadelphia. This is a great place to grab a quick bite to eat and recharge for a few final shots. Early afternoon is best for quieter times, but if you don't mind the revelry & excitement, try evening and nighttime hours. You can complete your Philadelphia engagement pictures with a unique perspective of Penn's Landing – on the walkway spanning the Delaware Expressway that connects South Street to Columbus Boulevard. This span is especially lively in the evening and works well with black & white photography.
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Katherine DeRosa
Class of 2013
Major/Minor: Environmental Studies/Philosophy & Justice, Law and Society
Campus Involvement
- Peer Mentor
- Alpha Chi Omega
- Community Service Intern for the Office of Student Affairs
- Safe Ride, driver
- WC Voyager
- Honor societies: Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Sigma Tau, and Alpha Delta Kappa
Hometown? Silver Spring, MD
What are you up to this summer? Living at the beach!
Tell us about your study abroad experience. I studied abroad in Ecuador in the summer of 2012. Best experience of my life! I want to travel more - anywhere!
Favorite place to eat in Chestertown? Breakfast at Ellen's and lunch at Herb's.
Favorite professor? Matthew McCabe, of the Philosophy Department, the energetic and thorough discussions he has lead in many a philosophy classroom have made my minor well worth the amount of writing.
If you could be an animal, what would you be? I would be a peacock


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Let me briefly get the knitting FO's out of the way first. First off is a hat I finished a while ago for my future hubby. Funny thing is that I casted on originally for the little one in mind but I realized about an inch in that it was going to be way too big. I asked the hubby if he minded the color and he said it was cool. I
Yarn: Vanna's Choice
Pattern: #032 from Knitting Pattern 300 ISBN:978-4-529-04172-0
Next FO is a special project I made for my Nana. She's the matriarch of our family and she turned 90 years old on the 22nd so you know I had to make her something extra special. Since I was on a budget, I decided to knit a spectacular pattern with economy yarn. Her favorite color's pink so I went with the Hemlock Ring Blanket in Caron One Pound. The yarn doesn't block well but I already knew that before I started.
We all got together and threw her a surprise birthday party. Of course she cussed us all out for not telling her about it (gotta love those southern women) but you could tell she was eating it all up. Here's a picture of her all decked out. Can you imagine experiencing Jim Crow and a black president all in one lifetime? I thank God every day for having her in my life.
On to my current obsession, yarn. I was a member of the Spunky's Fiber Club last year but I canceled when I started to get a little backlogged. Well she's opening the club back up in January (you guys better leave me a spot, I know how you fiberhaulics are!) and I am so psyched. Only problem is that I still have stuff from 2007. So to make me feel better, I'm trying to spin it all up before I join again. So far I have two finished and I'm working on another.
This is Tulips from her May 2007 offering. Its 100% BFL and was a joy to spin. I tried to spin it a little thicker than I normally would. I ended up with almost 3 ounces and about 137 yards at 12 WPI which is about sport weight.
I then tried something different by spinning up a long wool which I don't have a lot of experience with.
This is Harvest Haze which is 100% Lincoln wool. I spun this from the fold to try and wrangle those long fibers. It is rather scrathy but I picture knitting this into a double knit hat with something soft and luxurious on the underside.
Right now I'm working on the the Aspen fiber from the September 2007 installment. Its a merino tencel mix which is really slippery and shiny. I'm also spinning this from the fold but I'm spinning as thin as I can so I can get a great lace weight in the end. I'm thinking of navajo plying it to gain a little thickness in the end.
Once I'm done with this, I only have the July 2007 fiber which is a colorfully dyed Shetland called Celebration. Then more fiber for me!
This post is getting a bit long so I'll try to wrap it up. Thats what I get for staying away so long. I already dipped into my Rhinebeck haul. I spun up the sock wool that I snagged at Little Barn. I had two ounces of both blue and green which equated to two skeins of tw- ply loveliness.
I wanted to share my sheep to shawl project that I'm working on but I don't think I have time. I'll do it briefly:
Step One: Scoured Romney Fiber from RH Lindsay.
Step Two: Hand carded into rolags. (dog brushes really help with picking the wool)
Step Three: Spun long draw on my hitchiker. (Dave is working on a double treadle hitchhiker yay!)
Step Four: Plied and felt blocked for a nice fluffy yarn. (this skein is about 2 ounces and 83 yards at worsted weight)
I just found the perfect project for this project yesterday. I picked up this wonderful British magazine at B & N and all I can say is I am in luv! Its called Yarn Forward and it is a great magazine. I would get a subscription if I could. Anyway, I couldn't find any pictures of the pattern I want to make so here's one straight from the mag.
Its a one piece cable yoked sweater that I can't wait to knit. So far, I've processed about 3 and a half skein so I have a bunch more to go. I'll keep you posted. That's about it, I'm off to read my fifty-eleven blogs in my reader. Be breezy.


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MOUNTAIN AND THE MOVIES: A lot of people might assume that when a Hollywood Western went on location in the early days of the business, that meant Simi Valley or Chatsworth. And that is correct; a lot of movies were made in that area, but it wasn't the only hill-backed getaway that served as a de facto Hollywood backlot. There was also Lone Pine, which isn't nearly as close to Tinseltown as Chatsworth and Simi Valley, but it does have something rather notable: Mount Whitney. Well, Mount Whitney is in the distance, anyway, as are the beautiful jagged Sierra Nevada mountains and the low, rock-strewn Alabama Hills. It was a setting that was at once both ideal and unusual for Westerns, and for lots of other movies, too; "Iron Man" shot in the area only a few years back. So the fact that there is an excellent film museum in town doesn't surprise. Nor does the fact that Lone Pine throws a three-day-long film festival each year, as it will again from Oct. 5-7, 2012.
ON THE DOCKET: Paramount Studios will receive a special spotlight during the fest; the festival site says that the studio made over forty films in the Owens Valley area, so bet those will be a centerpiece of some sort. Visits to film locations are in the mix. And special appearances and Western-cool live music is also part of the deal. And if you haven't visited the Lone Pine Film History Museum, and you are a Western fan, seriously, this alone is worth the road trip. It's a really interesting place, and has some non-Western artifacts, too; yep, we love the giant sand worm model from "Tremors," which was shot in the area. In fact, we love all of Lone Pine, one of the coolest towns in California.


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Join Earthwatch paleontologist Dr. Larry Agenbroad in the hunt for mammoths in South Dakota.
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Join in the hunt for mammoth fossils in South Dakota as a member of the longest-running Earthwatch Expedition.
When a construction crew bulldozed over land in Hot Springs, South Dakota, in 1974, they were stunned to find a mass gravesite for Columbian mammoths, a species that lived in North America until about 11,000 years ago. Dr. Larry Agenbroad stepped in to investigate. In 1975, Dr. Agenbroad and his team found a complete skull of a mammoth, including tusks; in 1976, Dr. Agenbroad teamed up with Earthwatch to launch what is now the longest-running Earthwatch project. The site is now the largest repository of Columbian mammoths in North America, and 60 complete mammoth skeletons—including three woolly mammoths—have been unearthed to date.
Today, Earthwatch volunteers continue to uncover amazing remains from ancient times. In addition to trowels and brushes, volunteers now use high-tech equipment such as CT scans, global positioning system (GPS), and computer mapping technology. As a member of the Agenbroad team, you may unearth remains of creatures ranging from the Columbian mammoth to prairie dogs, camels, llamas, bears, and pronghorn antelopes. Whatever your discoveries, they will add to the wealth of knowledge still emerging from this extraordinary dig.
Help excavate mammoths, camels, llamas, and possibly even the first wolf and giant short-faced bear fossils found in the north-central plains.
How did mammoths live and die in North America? Explore the fossil evidence and help reconstruct a fascinating prehistoric community.
One day 26,000 years ago, in an effort to find greener fodder, a teenage male Columbian mammoth fell into a sinkhole and perished in the bottom. Over the years, this tragedy was repeated until eventually the deadly pond filled in, preserving at least 100 mammoth victims. Their deaths were unmarked until 1974, when geologist Dr. Larry Agenbroad was called to investigate a tusk hit by a bulldozer. Almost four decades later, you can help Dr. Agenbroad in his continued investigation of the world's largest deposit of Columbian mammoth remains. Working in a climate-controlled environment, you'll help excavate mammoths, camels, llamas, and possibly even the first wolf and giant short-faced bear fossils found in the north-central plains.
Mammoth remains, South Dakota.
The majority of fossils found at the Mammoth Site are of the North American Columbian mammoth. Remains of three woolly mammoths have also been discovered here, making this "east meets west mammoth gathering" the first site where both species have been found together. Fossils of other Ice Age animals have also been discovered, including imprint fossils of bird feathers, complete fish skeletons, and thousands of mollusk shells. As an Earthwatch volunteer and crew member on this project, you'll participate in the excavation, preparation, stabilization, and casting of fossils.
The Mammoth Site is within the city limits of Hot Springs, a small agricultural and retirement community. It is an attractive area physically and environmentally. The historic architecture gives a unique character to the town, and the people are open and friendly, tending to "adopt" the crews.
Hot Springs is located in a valley on the eastern flank of the Black Hills, the first mountains eastern tourists encounter on their way to the West. This area, referred to as "an island in a sea of grass," has a varied landscape that includes all the major geologic provinces of the western United States. It is in sharp contrast to the surrounding prairie and high plains. Mount Rushmore National Monument, Crazy Horse Memorial, Wind Cave National Park, Jewel Cave National Park, Custer State Park, and other attractions are located in this region. Wind Cave has the largest herd of free-roaming bison in the United States.
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When you get to work at the excavation site, each participant will be assigned to an experienced crew chief. Veteran team members may also be on hand to assist new excavators. Then, you'll dig in to:
As the week progresses, team members will discuss discoveries and share exciting specimens. The staff will teach you how to determine the age and sex of the animals to which the excavated remains belong.
You'll work every day except Saturday afternoon and Sunday, when you'll have the opportunity to take a one-day trip to the southern Black Hills. On some evenings you'll be able to take shorter trips to Wind Cave National Park and Custer State Park to view bison, deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, prairie dogs, and possibly bighorn sheep and mountain goats.
Volunteer with Earthwatch on an amazing paleontology dig.
Join in the hunt for mammoth fossils.
Earthwatch paleontologist Dr. Larry Agenbroad works with volunteers to unearth the remains of mammoths and other ancient mammals.
After digging through 26,000-year-old sediments, you'll welcome showers at a comfortable motel located close to the site. You'll share a room with two double beds, television, and a full bath, with laundry facilities a short walk away. Modern bathroom facilities and snack food vending machines are available at the dig site as well.
Your team will enjoy hearty meals prepared by a local cook and served family-style, including a meat dish, vegetables, and salads, along with freshly prepared breads and desserts. Team members and staff will rotate kitchen cleanup duties.
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How are these key predators faring after 250 million gallons of oil poured into waters they depend on?
How can we do a better job of sharing the ocean with whales and dolphins in one of the U.S.'s most populous areas?
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Man brandishes handgun, threatens woman at stoplight
Victim, suspect were paused in cars at light on Gammon Road
MADISON, Wis. — Police said a man brandished a handgun from his car Monday morning while threatening a woman, whose car was paused next to him in traffic.
The 28-year-old Madison woman told police she was idling at a stoplight at about 8:30 a.m. on South Gammon Road when a four-door silver car pulled up next to her. The man driving motioned for her to roll down her window, police said. After she did, the man threatened her and produced a handgun, according to the report. The victim told police she was frightened and drove off.
Police said the black man driving the silver car was described as between 27-33 years old, 6 feet tall with short hair, a dark complexion, facial scars and was "scruffy looking." Police also said he was wearing a black stocking cap and a gray sweatshirt.
According to the report, the woman believed the man who threatened her in traffic may be connected to a man she was previously dating.


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Red Sox - 010 000 000 - 1 10 2 Rangers - 004 005 00x - 9 11 0Five of the first six Rangers to bat in the third inning against Doubront (5-8-6-3-6, 111) reached base, and four of them scored. Texas added five more runs in the sixth to cruise to an easy win.
With Texas down 1-0, Craig Gentry began the third with a single, and Ian Kinsler walked. Elvis Andrus grounded a single up the middle that Dustin Pedroia gloved near second base and threw over Adrian Gonzalez's head at first. Two runs scored, giving Texas the lead. Josh Hamilton doubled home Andrus and (after Adrian Beltre flew out) Michael Young singled in Hamilton.
In the sixth, Doubront walked Nelson Cruz and gave up a two-run homer to Mike Napoli. (Actually, Doubront struck out Napoli on three pitches, but home plate umpire Bill Wilke called what was nearly a pitch down the middle "ball one" and Doubront could not finish Napoli off. Instead, Napoli finished Doubront off, as his homer sent Felix to the showers.) Franklin Morales came in and allowed a double and two singles. Those three hits, along with an error in left field by Carl Crawford, lead to three more runs.
Boston's run came via Jarrod Saltalamacchia's solo home run in the second inning. The Red Sox banged out hits in seven of the nine innings (leaving eight men on base), but those hits were spread out fairly evenly. Feldman's performance (7-7-1-0-5, 105) was exceptional, considering that he had not pitched in 14 days (since July 8).
The Red Sox (48-49) slipped under .500 for the first time since June 16.
Ellsbury, CFBoston begins a six-game road trip with a three-game series in Texas, before moving on to New York. The Red Sox are a combined 1-7 against the Rangers and Yankees this year, and have been outscored 73-48. Boston is 5-11 in Arlington over the last three seasons.
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Pedroia, 2B
Gonzalez, 1B
Ross, DH
Saltalamacchia, C
Middlebrooks, 3B
Sweeney, RF
Aviles, SS
Texas (56-38) leads the AL West by five games. They lead the AL in scoring runs, at 5.03 runs/game; Boston is third at 4.99. The Rangers have the highest team batting average and on-base percentage in the league, and are second in slugging.


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This climate is characterized by relatively high temperatures and evenly distributed precipitation throughout the year. This climate type is found on the eastern sides of the continents between 20° and 35° N and S latitude. In summer, these regions are largely under the influence of moist, maritime airflow from the western side of the subtropical anticyclonic cells over low-latitude ocean waters. Temperatures are high and can lead to warm, oppressive nights. Summers are usually somewhat wetter than winters, with much of the rainfall coming from convectional thunderstorm activity; tropical cyclones also enhance warm-season rainfall in some regions. The coldest month is usually quite mild, although frosts are not uncommon, and winter precipitation is derived primarily from frontal cyclones along the polar front.
The Köppen Climate Classification subtype for this climate is "Cfa". (Humid Subtropical Climate).
The average temperature for the year in Terrell is 65.5°F (18.6°C). The warmest month, on average, is August with an average temperature of 84.7°F (29.3°C). The coolest month on average is January, with an average temperature of 45.5°F (7.5°C).
The highest recorded temperature in Terrell is 111.0°F (43.9°C), which was recorded in July. The lowest recorded temperature in Terrell is 2.0°F (-16.7°C), which was recorded in January.
The average amount of precipitation for the year in Terrell is 40.5" (1028.7 mm). The month with the most precipitation on average is May with 5.0" (127 mm) of precipitation. The month with the least precipitation on average is August with an average of 2.1" (53.3 mm). There are an average of 64.0 days of precipitation, with the most precipitation occurring in May with 7.0 days and the least precipitation occurring in July with 4.0 days.
In terms of liquid precipitation, there are an average of 69.4 days of rain, with the most rain occurring in April with 7.4 days of rain, and the least rain occurring in September with 4.2 days of rain.
In Terrell, there's an average of 1.8" of snow (0 cm). The month with the most snow is February, with 0.7" of snow (1.8 cm).