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The advice about having written explanation is also great – I don't know how many times I've had something approved only to find out that it needed to be presented again to someone else without me there to control the feedback.
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Ten blocks north of IATP's office in Minneapolis, a boisterous crowd braved 5-degree temperatures to march in front of Chipotle. The restaurant chain, who touts "food with integrity," was under fire over its mistreatment of workers. A few weeks before Christmas, Chipotle fired-without notice-nearly 700 immigrant workers in Minnesota, and at least some were fired without paying back wages.
"We're seeking the truth and to get the company to sit down and engage in dialogue with us because they have refused to do so," said Maria Cortes, a former Chipotle employee who had been fired along with 13 co-workers at the restaurant where she worked. "We're here because we are seeking that our rights be respected."
Chipotle has been national leader in sourcing environmentally friendly food from family farms, often within regional food networks. The company has told the media that it is simply following the law after it was subjected to a 1-9 audit by U.S. Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE). But it is standard practice for employers to give employees 90 days to clear up any problems with their immigration documents, according to the Service Employees Interational Union (SEIU). Instead, Chipotle fired employees in question immediately. SEIU also believes Chipotle has potentially violated a number of Minnesota state employment laws.
Minnesota's local food leaders, including IATP, have sent a letter to Chipotle CEO Steve Ells, calling for the company to pay back wages to workers, and to stand up for Comprehensive Immigration Reform. Signs at today's protest stated, "Chipotle Treats their Chickens and Produce Better than they Treat their Employees" and "Chipocrisy: Selling Mexican Culture and then Selling Out Mexican Workers." A website, Chipocrisy, has more details.
"I worked at Chipotle for over nine years and always treated my job as if I owned the restaurant, wanting to do my best for my managers and for my customers," explained Jaunita Cruz, a Chipotle employee fired in December. "But getting fired so abruptly was a disrespect to my nine years of service."
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House Bill 294, signed into law by Governor Bobby Jindal as Act 95, makes it legal beginning Aug. 15, 2011, to take outlaw quadrupeds, nutria and beaver at night from March through August on private property with any legal firearm. Anyone taking part in these activities at night is required to notify the parish sheriff's office 24 hours in advance of any such hunt.
Additionally, House Bill 169, signed into law by Governor Jindal as Act 29, allows the take of nuisance quadrupeds at night using sound suppressors on the firearm(s) utilized, beginning Aug. 15, 2011. Anyone using such a weapon must have in possession a valid permit issued by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The use of sound suppressed weapons is restricted to the take of outlaw quadrupeds, including coyotes and feral hogs, from March through August on private property.
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Of all the groups running at Road Atlanta, SCCA encompasses the widest variety of competition vehicles. On any given weekend you're likely to see races with production-based cars from the smallest commuter vehicle through fire-breathing Corvettes and Vipers, single-seat formula cars from 40 hp VW engines and 600cc motorcycle drivetrains through winged monsters that resemble F1 or Indy Cars, purpose-built, tube frame "silhouette" GT cars that resemble production cars, and multiple classes of open cockpit sports racers with varying levels of performance. And while we don't (yet) have a class for SUVs or mini-vans, we DO have a class for compact pick-up trucks!
All these cars can't be on the track at the same time so there are multiple races for the different classes throughout the weekend, sometimes as many as eight in one day. If you happen to be disinterested in what you're seeing right now, wait thirty minutes for something else. And for those who like to move around to various viewing spots around the track, we also have selected races that last up to three hours as well.
Another thing that sets the SCCA apart is the accessibility to the participants, both racers and workers. There are few corporate sponsors involved in Club Racing, so as you wander through the paddock drivers and crews are not hidden behind barriers and banners. Stop by the corner stations and ask the folks in white about what's happening on the track. SCCA members are everyday people who love to share their passion for auto racing.
We cannot run race engines during Sunday's Quiet Time (10am – noon), so we use that time to conduct a Performance Driving eXperience (PDX) event. This is not a competition activity, so it is open to a much wider variety of street cars only. Drivers are placed in one of three groups based on their experience and each group gets two 20-minute sessions on the track. Passing is allowed in designated areas with a "point by" and instructors ride with Novice students, but otherwise you get to experience Road Atlanta at greater than normal highway speeds. We invite everyone with a safe street car to join us for the Performance Driving Experience. Check out the Atlanta Region SCCA website (www.atlantascca.org) for more information.
Finally, at each of our SCCA weekends we also have Track Tours for the general public during Saturday's lunch break. Everyone in the car must sign an insurance waiver and top speeds are controlled via a pace car leading the group, but for $20 per car you can take your street car out to see the rolling hills of Road Atlanta from a different perspective.
Over the last twenty years the American Road Race of Champions Presented by Grassroots Motorsports (ARRC) has become one of the top three events hosted by the SCCA. There is something for everyone at this year's ARRC. With the event being held late in the year, we tend to see drivers competing from all over the country! The ARRC is also the final events for several series such as the Improved Touring National Tour (www.improvedtouring.com ), the V8 Stock Car series (www.v8stockcar.com), the F600 Challenge Series Finale (www.theformula600challenge.com ), the Pro-IT & CCPS (www.carolinacupproseries.com ). In addition, there will be several feature races showing new classes and different types of racing. With racing from Thursday through Sunday this weekend definitely is a "destination event" on the SCCA calendar. Got the bug? Do you want to drive the course in your car with an instructor? Join us for the PDX held during quiet time (Sunday 10:00 – 12:00) during every SCCA race weekend and get started in Club Racing at its finest. For more information, please go to our website – www.atlantascca.org.
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Oct. 11, 2008
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. – MIT women's tennis rebounded from a tough mid-week loss with a convincing victory over NEWMAC rival Smith College. Sweeping the singles matches and taking two of the three doubles contests, the Engineers improved to 6-2 on the year with an 8-1 win on the road.
Leslie Hansen dominated the competition en route to shutout victories in both singles and doubles. Anastasia Vishnevetsky, who teamed with Hansen for an 8-0 win at the No. 1 doubles spot, was nearly as dominant in securing a victory at No. 2 singles. The Engineers won every singles match in straight sets while enduring their only setback of the day in No. 2 doubles. Gianna Teague and Jaimi Inskeep prevented MIT from securing a complete sweep as the Smith duo upended Anisa McCree and Melissa Diskin at the No. 2 doubles position.
In exhibition action, Alex Hall and Jen Rees topped Nicole Anderson and Margaret Steiner, 8-4, while Kerry Weinberg and Jenny Dohlman picked up an 8-3 win. Karina Pikhart defeated Steiner, 6-0, 6-1, as Rees registered a 6-2, 6-1 victory. Weinberg did not drop a game to her opponent (6-0, 6-0) while Dohlman defeated Jessica Kaplan, 8-3, Kaplan bounced back with an 8-1 win over Emily Onufer.
Smith College vs. MIT
Final Team Score: MIT 8, Smith 1
1. Leslie Hansen/Anastasia Vishnevetsky (M) def. Diana Fiumefreddo/Clair Oblamski (S), 8-0
2. Gianna Teague/Jaimi Inskeep (S) def. Anisa McCree/Melissa Diskin (M), 9-7
3. Karina Pikhart/Yi Wang (M) def. Nawal Mays/Mindy Chu (S), 8-0
4. Alex Hall/Jen Rees (M) def. Nicole Anderson/Margaret Steiner (S), 8-4
5. Kerry Weinberg/Jenny Dohlman (M) def. Allyson Hawkins/Melissa Wong (S), 8-3
1. Leslie Hansen (M) def. Gianna Teague (S), 6-0, 6-0
2. Anastasia Vishnevetsky (M) def. Jaimi Inskeep (S), 6-1, 6-1
3. Melissa Diskin (M) def. Nikki Anderson (S), 6-1, 6-1
4. Yi Wang (M) def. Mindy Chu (S), 6-2, 6-2
5. Anisa McCree (M) def. Melissa Wong (S), 6-0, 6-4
6. Alex Hall (M) def. Ally Watkins (S), 6-4, 6-1
7. Karina Pikhart (M) def. Margaret Steiner (S), 6-0, 6-1
8. Jen Rees (M) def. Jean Egger (S), 6-2, 6-1
9. Kerry Weinberg (M) def. Yelihan Fofana (S), 6-0, 6-0
10. Jenny Dohlman (M) def. Jessica Kaplan (S), 8-3
11. Jessica Kaplan (S) def. Emily Onufer (M), 8-1


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My version of the Susan blouse
Added Mar 28, 2011
by paranoire
Bochum, Germany
I loved the Susan pattrn form the start and finally got around to use it!
I altered the ruffles, hem and added a sas at the waist for a more feminine fit. I spent about 8-10 hours sewing, because I handstitched all the yoke lining pieces and finished all other seams with french seams. I TRULY and dearly love this blouse. So much, actually, that I'll make a dress like this soon!
One of the few things I made for myself :) Now with pictures!
Material Notes
1,25 m chiffon, 0,4 m medium/heavy linen and the same amount for the floral patterned cotton lining
3 different kinds of ivory nut buttons
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Jun 11, 2012, 04.57 AMby Lela1983
I love it… I just downloaded this with steampunk in mind and seeing your version makes me very happy!!
May 3, 2011, 02.37 PMby amibambini
This is lovely, I bought the Susan pattern ages ago with the idea of making a dress from it.. you have inspired me to get back to that project!
Apr 2, 2011, 08.02 PMby simplyb
Okay, WOW. This is a great looking blouse!
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Apr 5, 2011, 11.11 AMby paranoire
Thank you :)
I'm very much n love with it, too!
Mar 29, 2011, 12.10 AMby novak-1
You did a fabulous job!! I LOVE your blouse – it's nostalgic, romantic, and looks like it would be very comfortable, too. The choice of buttons works perfectly, and the longer length was a great idea. Thanks for posting it :-)
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Mar 29, 2011, 01.03 PMby paranoire
Thank you :3
Mar 28, 2011, 10.23 PMby tessi
Your blouse is STUNNING! I love the look of this blouse lengthened, and what you did with the ruffles really adds a lot of style. The fabric combinations are eye-catching, even though the blouse has a "neutral" feel to it. I never would have given the original Susan blouse a second glance. You made me look! If you can, I'd love to see a picture of you wearing it!
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Mar 29, 2011, 01.02 PMby paranoire
Thank you, I'll upload one as soon as I can :)
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I think Gon said what a lot of people were thinking and I loved that moment because it completely washed away a doubt I had about this show. To be honest when they all started acting indignant towards Uvo's death I was getting really pissed off (as if they have any right to feel indignant after what they've all done and continue to do) and was wondering if the story was really going to humanise these bastards and try and portray them as grey. But it didn't thanks to Gon's outburst. What the show was actually doing was portraying criminals pretty realistically. Because not all criminals are cliché moustache twirling pricks and they will naturally be totally hypocritical about anything bad that happens to them. It reminds me of that "Dogs get put down" scene in Watchmen. So thank you Gon for pointing out their hypocrisy.
|2012-10-14, 13:55
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|2012-10-14, 14:24
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There are 13 of them (Hisoka, Machi, Uvo, Nobunaga, Feitan, Phinks, Shiziku, Franklin, Pakunoda, Shalnark, mummy-guy, hair-covered-by-face-guy, and Chrollo). There are only 12 legs, so presumably Chrollo is the head rather than a limb.
Also, the verses of the prophecy correspond to weeks rather than days, so whatever it's predicting won't be immediate.
|2012-10-14, 15:39
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You expanded a little on it. And I'm not saying that's a bad thing or anything. More explanation makes for better understanding. But I'm unsure how that proves that cutting off your fingertips is necessary if you just want to fire nen bullets, which it isn't. Like I said, he just did it to give his ability a more personal flavor, which for nen, means it gets stronger.
It's not like ANYONE can cut off their fingertips and shoot stronger nen bullets though. It worked for Franklin because he's like that.
|2012-10-14, 17:05
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|2012-10-14, 19:07
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Great episode. Bit disappointed we likely won't see Gon or Killua in action any time soon but I'm sure Zeno and Silva will more than make up for it. And Kurapica's bondage of course.
|2012-10-14, 20:59
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: First star to the left, you should go there sometime.
Excited to see that the main cast (Gon, Killua, Kurapica, Leorio) getting back together doesn't seem to be too far off at this point. Dying to see what Zeno and Silva are capable of already too.
|2012-10-15, 18:24
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Woah.... so the fortune is:
- Six of them are going to die tonight?
- Then go East to fine the one (Hisokawa / Kurapika ?) who is waiting for you
The next few episodes are just going to be pure insanity. Fueled adrenaline rushing bloody epic manly or otherwise battles for survival. The waiting is almost painful...
As for Gon and Kill... the best thing they could do is to keep as far away from the war zone as is possible. It is pretty clear that they, even as a team, do not hold a candle to a Spider. If they went, knowing the rules of the world, they would be killed pretty quickly. As Gon is the main character, I can only conclude that he will not die so I can conclude that he will not be in the fights. let Kurapika, the Spider Hunter, deal with the un-pleasantries, boys.
HxH: The series where the main character is not the main character for a whole arc, and the other characters around him are infinitely more powerful.
|2012-10-15, 19:48
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I wish they should either stop playing music in the background or start playing it in a way that matches the action. They should really give a few hundred tries to the original until the idea sinks in. They shouldn't give the impression that I am playing music from the radio at the same time the anime is airing.
I miss the emotions from the original, feels like watching Romney.
|2012-10-21, 02:02
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Just saw the episode and I like it. What stands out in this episode was it feels longer than normal and how GAR Zeno was. He rapidly punching Chrollo to lock him down and laughing in enjoyment, while his son prepares to kill them both.
|2012-10-21, 07:12
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Gon and Killua finally managed to get in touch with Kurapika.
They sure had an intense conversation.
Phantom troupe made their first strike on the auction.
Killua's dad & grandpa vs one of the phantom troupe.
That was a really good fight!
|2012-10-21, 10:49
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Location: UK
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I'm kinda disappointed that Leorio has pretty much been forgotten in this storyline. I thought he was the character that represented Kurapika's friendship the most so I can't help but feel that such an important scene regarding Kurapika and how his friends tie into his new life should not be lacking Leorio.
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Nationally-ranked No. 13 WPI (22-2) defended its court and top seed in Saturday's first NEWMAC Semifinal, putting an end to MIT's season, 66-49. Tech played well in the second half, but Worcester's Engineers built a lead early in the tilt that proved too difficult to overcome. With the loss, MIT closes 14-13 overall, securing its fifth winning campaign in six years.
MIT jumped in front very early, leading 6-5 four minutes into the action. Over the next six minutes, WPI's defense kept MIT off the board while racing ahead behind a 17-2 run. Jerome Kirkland and Antoine Coleman each contributed a pair of baskets during the stretch, although WPI showcased incredible balance all afternoon.
MIT exhausted nearly all of its timeouts in the first as the coaching staff worked hard to keep the Cardinal and Gray competing, despite falling behind 22-8 while a raucous crowd capitalized on the momentum. Senior Alex Krull connected on an important three to snap the run, but WPI maintained the pressure en route to a 30-16 halftime lead.
WPI continued to rotate fresh bodies in the early part of the second half, while stretching its advantage to as many as 25. Kirkland provided most of the offense during a key 14-4 run to start the half, figuring on four field goals in the spurt.
Sophomore Jimmy Bartolotta was outstanding in his final game the season, but his efforts were negated by WPI's sizable depth at every position. He finished with a game-high 22 points and a game-best 15 rebounds, while adding three steals and an assist.
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OpenSSH 4.9+ includes a built-in chroot for sftp, but requires a few tweaks to the normal install.
This package is available in the core repository. To install it, run
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In /etc/ssh/sshd_config, modify the Subsystem line for sftp:
Subsystem sftp internal-sftp
At the end of the file, add something similar to the following for a group:
Match Group sftpusers ChrootDirectory %h ForceCommand internal-sftp AllowTcpForwarding no
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Also, set their shell to /bin/false to prevent a normal ssh login:
usermod -s /sbin/nologin
You also need to add /sbin/nologin to /etc/shells, or the sftp-users won't be able to login.
Note that since this is only for sftp, a proper chroot environment with a shell and /dev/* doesn't need to be created.
Their chroot will be the same as their home directory. The permissions are not the same as a normal home, though. Their home directory must be owned as root and not writable by another user or group. This includes the path leading to the directory. My recommendation is to use /usr/local/chroot as a root and build the home directories under that.
The user will not be able to access
/dev/log. This can be seen by running
strace on the process once the user connects and attempts to download a file. Create the sub-dircetory
dev in the
ChrootDirectory, for example:
sudo mkdir /usr/local/chroot/theuser/dev sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/chroot/theuser/dev
syslog-ng will create the device
/usr/local/chroot/theuser/dev/log once configured.
Add to
/etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf a new source for the log and add the configuration, for example change the section:
source src { unix-dgram("/dev/log"); internal(); file("/proc/kmsg"); };
source src { unix-dgram("/dev/log"); internal(); file("/proc/kmsg"); unix-dgram("/usr/local/chroot/theuser/dev/log"); };
and append:
#sftp configuration destination sftp { file("/var/log/sftp.log"); }; filter f_sftp { program("internal-sftp"); }; log { source(src); filter(f_sftp); destination(sftp); };
(Optional) If you'd like to similarly log SSH messages to it's own file:
#sshd configuration destination ssh { file("/var/log/ssh.log"); }; filter f_ssh { program("sshd"); }; log { source(src); filter(f_ssh); destination(ssh); };
(From Syslog-ng#Move_log_to_another_file)
/etc/ssh/sshd_config to replace all instances of
internal-sftp with
internal-sftp -f AUTH -l VERBOSE
Restart logging and SSH:
/etc/rc.d/syslog-ng restart /etc/rc.d/ssh restart
/usr/local/chroot/theuser/dev/log should now exist.
Testing your chroot
# ssh username@localhost
should refuse the connection or fail on login. The response varies, possibly due to the version of OpenSSH used.
# sftp username@localhost
should place you in the chroot'd environment.
Error while trying to connect
Write failed: Broken pipe Couldn't read packet: Connection reset by peer
If you also find similar message in /var/log/auth.log
sshd[12399]: fatal: bad ownership or modes for chroot directory component "/path/of/chroot/directory/"
It's ChrootDirectory ownership problem, sshd will reject sftp connections to accounts that are set to chroot into any directory that has ownership/permissions that sshd doesn't consider secure. sshd's apparently strict ownership/permissions requirements dictate that every directory in the chroot path must be owned by root and only writable for the owner. So, for example, if the chroot environment is in a user's home directory both /home and /home/username must be owned by root and have permissions along the lines of 755 or 750 ( group ownership should allow user to access ).
If chroot environment is in user's home directory, make sure user have access to it's home directory, or user would not be able to access it's publickey, produce following error
Permission denied (publickey).


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The Gaza Strip is a small strip of land 360 square kilometers, and has a population of 1.4 million people, making it one of the most densely populated places in the world. It was under Egyptian control from 1948 until 1967 when Israel conquered it in the Six Day War. Israel withdrew from the Gaza strip in August 2005, effectively returning sovereignty to the Palestinian Authority. In June 2007, the radical militant terrorist group Hamas forcefully took control of the Gaza strip from the PA.
Hostilities in late 2008-present
Terrorists are still attacking Israel from the Gaza strip with missiles, in response to this Israel is bombarding with a disproportionate amount of bombs. On January 3, 2009 Israel has started a ground campaign in Gaza. It was preceded by an artillery barrage to soften the border so Israeli troops could cross safer. Israel still insists that this campaign is against Hamas targets and that it has no plans to reoccupy the land. Hamas, rather than stop firing rockets into Gaza has begun sabre rattling and stated that they will kidnap and kill invading Israeli soldiers and cause mental illness from the horrors they will bring them. They have also stated that they will begin suicide attacks again.[1]
See also
External links
- Why Israel went to war in Gaza The Guardian, UK.
- Images of Gaza, 2009.
- Uner the Pillar of the Cloud: Israel in Gaza


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International Expert Crook '69 to Receive Peck Tonight• April 9, 2010 Share:
John R. Crook '69 will be awarded the David W. Peck Senior Medal Tuesday by Wabash College. Crook is a lecturer at George Washington University Law School and has had a distinguished career in international law.
Crook will give a public lecture at 5 p.m., Tuesday, in Baxter 101, before the annual Peck Banquet. The title of his talk will be "International Law Matters."
"Mr. Crook's lecture is a rare opportunity to hear from a person who has played a central role in key events that have shaped our world," said Political Science Professor Scott Himsel. "John Crook is the epitome of what the College looks for in a Senior Peck Medalist: superb academic credentials and significant impact on the profession - in this case, worldwide impact. That Mr. Crook is one of our own makes all of these accomplishments even more meaningful."
Crook has a substantial resume of accomplishment. He currently lectures at George Washington along with acting as editor for "Contemporary Practice of the United States Relation to International Law, American Journal of International Law. He is an appointed arbitrator on a five member war claims commission established by Eritrea and Ethiopia in The Hague. He's a consultant on international law.
During the early part of this decade he was general counsel for the multinational force and observers directing all legal work for a 2,200 person, 11-nation peacekeeping force operating in the Sinai Desert in Egypt under the Treaty of Peace between Egypt and Israel. He served as an Assistant Legal Advisor for U.N. Affairs, U.S. Department of State from 1995-2000. In the early 90s he was Counselor for Legal Affairs for the U.S. Mission, Geneva.
The David W. Peck Awards Banquet has been held each year since 1974. The event was established by long-time Trustee John P. Collett '24 in tribute to his dear friend and fellow Trustee David W. Peck '22. Peck enrolled at Wabash at age 16, graduated at 19, and had finished Harvard Law School by 22. He had a long and distinguished career as a judge and partner in the New York law firm of Sullivan and Cromwell.


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MILFORD – Although staff at The Milford Center don't know if Alice Dalton is the oldest Milford resident, at 105 she is certainly one of the oldest.
And on Sunday, the former Hopedale resident celebrated her 105th birthday with family and friends, and then celebrated again on Monday with Milford Center staff and residents.
Dalton has resided at the Milford Center since October 2013, said Deborah Connolly, a social worker at the center.
However, Dalton still owns a home in Hopedale and drove until she was 96 years old, said her daughter, Carol Tomaso.
"She is a very, very independent woman," Tomaso said.
Dalton has three children, eight grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren and, as of this year, one great-great grandchild, Tomaso said.
When asked what the secret to Dalton's long life could be, Tomaso said she couldn't begin to speculate. But, she said, it could be the genes, as Dalton's sister lived to see 108.
Besides a fall in 2013, Dalton has remained in good health, Tomaso said.
She actively watches the Patriots and the Red Sox, although she has expressed frustration and disappointment with the team this year, Tomaso said.
"She's still very engaged with what's going on in the world," she said.
Dalton was born in Leicester and grew up in Worcester. She and her husband William moved to Milford in 1935 where they raised their three children. After their children were grown, the Daltons moved to West Yarmouth, and upon her husband's death, Alice Dalton moved back to Hopedale, Tomaso said.
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Lea Michele Covers 'Marie Claire' January 2013
Lea Michele looks glamorous on the cover of Marie Claire's January 2013 issue, on newsstands December 18.
Here is what the 26-year-old Glee actress had to share with the mag:
On her boyfriend Cory Monteith: "I don't even remember a time when he wasn't my boyfriend. No one knows me better than Cory. No one knows what it's been like to go through this more than he does. Feeling like you have that net underneath you allows you to jump higher and go farther. He makes me feel like I can do anything. For the first time in my life, I feel really, really settled and happy. I feel like the luckiest girl in the world."
On diva rumors: "I am a very outspoken person, and if something makes me uncomfortable, you will know that it makes be uncomfortable, but that's as far as it goes. I can assure you that [diva rumors] aren't real. It's super-frustrating sometimes, and I used to fight back, but now I feel like, You can think what you want to think about me – that's OK. I have the most amazing fans, friends, and family members who have stood by me, and I know that my cast and crew really enjoy working with me. That's all that matters."
On her breasts: "These babies are great. They are my prizewinners. For a while they were out and about, showing off on Broadway every night, then they came to L.A. and were like, 'No one else looks like me here!' They were nervous to make their appearance but feel they've earned their place. So they asked if they could come out, and I was like, 'All right, you guys.' They definitely rose to the occasion, so I'm going to continue to give them more opportunities."
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Fear is back in the market.
Investors are worried about slower economic growth in China, a gloomier outlook for U.S. corporate profits and an end to easy money policies in the United States and Europe. They're also fretting over country-specific troubles around the world - from economic mismanagement in Argentina to political instability in Turkey.
Those fears converged to start a two-day route in global markets this week, capped by a 270-point drop in the Dow Jones industrial average Friday.
Investors dropped risky stock and currency investments in the developing world and sought refuge in safer ones like bonds, gold and Japanese yen.
The Dow has fallen every day this week, leaving it down 3 percent. That decline is the Dow's worst weekly performance since mid-May 2012. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 is down 2.4 percent since last Friday. That's the index's worst weekly slide since early November 2012.
In Asia, the pain was keenest in Japan Friday, as demand for a safe-haven currency - the yen - surged, dampening prospects for the export-driven Japanese economy. The Nikkei 225 slipped 1.9 percent to close at 15,391.56.
Elsewhere in Asia, Hong Kong's Hang Seng shed 1.2 percent to 22,450.06 and Seoul's Kospi dropped 0.4 percent to 1,940.56. Shares in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines sagged.
The turbulence coincides with a global economic shift: China and other emerging market economies appear to be running into trouble just as the developed economies of the United States and Europe finally show signs of renewed strength nearly five years after the end of the Great Recession.
The trouble began Thursday after a survey showed a drop in Chinese manufacturing activity this month. Days earlier, China reported that its economic growth last year matched 2012 for the slowest pace since 1999.
"It is interesting how even a mild tremor in China's growth causes such anxiety around the world," said Eswar Prasad, professor of trade policy at Cornell University.
Slower growth in China is bad news for countries that supply oil, iron ore and other raw materials to the world's second-biggest economy. Some of those countries, such as Indonesia and South Africa, were already struggling with an outflow of capital as rising U.S. interest rates drew investors to the United States.
Here's a look at the forces buffeting global financial markets:
Stocks are falling hard despite a decent earnings reporting season - at least on the surface.
About two-thirds of S&P 500 companies that have reported earnings for the last quarter have beaten analysts' estimates, according to S&P Capital IQ. That is in line with the historical average. For all S&P 500 companies, analysts expect earnings per share to rise 5.6 percent from a year earlier - a respectable jump.
But that forecast for growth is about half what analysts were expecting as recently as this summer. And analysts have gotten more pessimistic about the current quarter, too. They expect less than 4 percent growth in S&P 500 earnings per share now, down from an October forecast of more than 7 percent.
Since the global financial crisis hit in 2008, the Federal Reserve has flooded markets with cash to push interest rates lower and encourage U.S. businesses and consumers to borrow and spend. But last month, as signs of growing economic strength emerged in the U.S., the Fed cut back - reducing its monthly bond purchases to $75 billion from $85 billion. It also said that it expected to reduce the bond-buying further "in measured steps" at upcoming meetings.
The Fed meets again next Tuesday and Wednesday. Many economists expect the central bank to cut the purchases again - perhaps to $65 billion a month.
The scaling back of the Fed's easy money policies has hit some emerging markets hard. When the Fed was pushing U.S. rates lower, emerging markets had seen an inflow of capital from investors seeking higher returns than they could get in the United States. Now investment is flowing back to America, hammering currencies in emerging markets.
The South African rand, Russian ruble, Turkish lira, and especially the Argentinian peso - which fell 13 percent Thursday - have been "trounced," said Jane Foley, a currency strategist at Rabobank. "Talk that the U.S. Federal Reserve will announce another reduction in its monthly bond purchases next week ... (is also) contributing to a loss of confidence in some emerging markets," she said.
In some countries, concerns over the local political or financial situation have worsened the market volatility dramatically. That was most obvious in Argentina, where the peso this week suffered its sharpest fall since the country's 2002 economic collapse. The government, running short of reserves it could use to buy the currency and keep it from falling, has let the peso drop instead. The country's economic fundamentals are grim: Inflation is believed to be running at about 25 percent to 30 percent.
The peso fell 16 percent in two days, easily the worst performer among emerging markets.
Turkey's national currency, the lira, hit multiple record lows in recent weeks as investors worried about the fallout of a corruption scandal that threatens to destabilize the government. Having a stable government for the past 10 years has been one of the key ingredients in the country's economic revival.
The lira hit an all-time low of 2.33 against the dollar on Friday - from around 2 per dollar in December - despite a $3 billion-intervention by the central bank in foreign exchange markets.
Beyond political problems, the countries that have seen their currencies fall most are those that rely heavily on exports of raw materials used in manufacturing. The Russian ruble was trading at 34.58 per dollar, from below 34 on Thursday. The South African rand weakened to 11.13 per dollar, from 10.98 the day before.
Since the recession, the global economy has relied heavily on China and other emerging markets as the developed economies of the United States, Europe and Japan struggled.
But China's economy is decelerating. It grew 7.7 percent in October-December 2013 from a year earlier, down from the previous quarter's 7.8 percent growth. Factory output, exports and investment all weakened. On Thursday, the preliminary version of HSBC's purchasing managers' index of Chinese manufacturing fell to 49.6, the lowest reading since July's 47.7. Anything below 50 signals a contraction.
China's growth is still is far stronger than the United States, Japan or Europe, but is down from the double-digit rates of the previous decade.
Many economists are troubled less by the slower growth numbers than by China's over-reliance on trade and investment instead of spending by its consumers.
"China, and the world at large, would benefit from its shift to a lower but more sustainable pattern of growth that is not so heavily dependent on investment-led growth fueled by bank credit," Cornell's Prasad said.
China's growth is slowing just as the world's rich economies begin to gain momentum.
The 17 countries that use the euro currency appear to be recovering from a debt crisis that tipped them into a double-dip recession in late 2011.
In the United States, households have reduced crippling debt levels and are in better shape to start spending again. The International Monetary Fund expects the U.S. economy to grow 2.8 percent this year, up from 1.9 percent in 2013, and for the eurozone economy to grow 1 percent in 2014 after contracting 0.4 percent in 2013 and 0.7 percent in 2012.
Adolfo Laurenti, an economist at Mesirow Financial, expects the United States, Britain, Germany and Japan to drive global economic growth this year.
The "emerging economies that contributed most to global growth during the years following the Great Recession are expected to take a backseat," he said in a research note.
AP Writers Bernard Condon in New York, Toby Sterling in Amsterdam and Suzan Fraser in Ankara, Turkey, contributed to this story.


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One day after the Des Moines Register released its 2012 All-State football teams, the Iowa Newspaper Association did likewise, announcing a first, second and third team for each class.
Five Jasper County athletes were given honors, each named to either a first or second team.
There were two area first-team selections, given to Prairie City-Monroe senior Ethan Kain and Lynnville-Sully junior Bailee Samson. Making a second team were Newton senior Derrick Hurt and the Lynnville-Sully duo of juniors Caden Doll and TJ Cunningham.
Kain (6-foot-1, 160 pounds), named first-team as an end, also made the Register's first team. His 929 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns led the team and were second in all of Class 2A. He also was first in the district and fifth in 2A with 539 kick return yards.
Like Kain, Samson (5-11, 160) also earned first-team honors by the Register as a defensive lineman. His 19 solo tackles for a loss (TFL) were third in the state, and so were his 10 solo sacks. The undersized Samson finished with 85 total tackles, with 57 solo, 23.5 for a loss and 11 total sacks. He added four fumble recoveries, which were a team-high for Lynnville-Sully.
Hurt (6-foot-1, 265 pounds) earned second-team as a defensive lineman by the INA and the Register. Anchoring Newton's offensive and defensive line for the last three years, he earned first-team all-district honors the last two on the D-line. He finished fourth for Newton in total tackles with 48, including 31 solo. His 11 solo TFLs were just one shy of the overall district lead and he assisted on four more TFLs.
At defensive back, Cunningham (5-11, 150) also earned second-team all-state honors by the INA and the Register. His eight interceptions tied for the lead in Class A and tied for sixth in all classes. He finished with 38 tackles, including 23 solo.
Completing the Lynnville-Sully trio of defensive honors was Doll (5-10, 165) at linebacker. He led Class A District 6 in tackles with 159, which was 12th-best in all classes and second in A. He had 98 solo stops and 7.5 for a loss. Doll and Cunningham will return next season to lead a defense that shut out seven opponents this fall.


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The Eastern Missouri (EMO) Conference will be hosting their fourth Annual Basketball Senior Showcase games on Friday, March 22 at North Callaway High School.
The EMO Conference is excited and proud be able to recognize our student-athletes on this stage and are looking forward to a great night of basketball.
The girl's game will begin at 6 p.m., followed by a three point contest that will crown a girl's champion, a boy's champion and an overall champion. Following the three point contest will be the boy's game.
Bowling Green High School's Kelsey Scherder, Courtney Kadlec, and Caitlin McClain will be representing the Bobcats. Several boy and girl team players from the surrounding communities will participate, as well.
EMO Conference passes will not be accepted to this event as all proceeds raised will go toward the EMO Conference Scholarship Fund.


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Jessica DeHart, Peyton Rigert, Joanna Endow and Jenna Powell competed Sunday in the OSAA girls high school state wrestling qualifier tournament at Parkrose High School, and with fourth place or higher finishers, all will represent Hood River Valley High School wrestling at the Memorial Coliseum in two weeks as part of the upcoming OSAA state wrestling championships.
DeHart and Rigert claimed first place on Sunday with three wins and no losses and will likely enter the state two-round tournament with top seeds, while Powell and Endow, both first-year wrestlers, finished in fourth with two wins and two losses.
Although still a sliver of California and Washington girls-specific wrestling programs — both of which have several thousand participants, full seasons and state championships — the fact that HRV's four girls got multiple matches each at the qualifier is a good sign.
"This was a legit tournament with some really tough girls," coach Trent Kroll said. "They didn't just bye their way to the finals. And this year they announced there would be a team trophy. I'm pretty darn competitive, so when I saw that trophy, I went "hmmm … I want that." We ended up second behind Elmira; they looked pretty good. We'll get it next year."
With nine girls to HRV's four, Elmira had a big scoring advantage from the get-go; they finished with 93 team points compared to HRV's 68.5. With most of the 28 schools represented from across the state entering only one or two wrestlers, team scores behind the top few dropped quickly.
The girls will travel with HRVHS boys state qualifiers to the Feb. 28 to March 1 OSAA State Championships at the Memorial Coliseum. Girls' matches will be run on the arena among the boys, with a semifinal round Feb. 28 and the finals March 1. For Endow and Powell, the nerve-wracking experience of wrestling in front of thousands of spectators will be their first, while DeHart and Rigert have done it before. Rigert, a sophomore, finished second at the event last year, while DeHart, a junior, will be going for her third straight state title.
DeHart, who is 18-12 against boys this season, would have to choose between boys or girls state in the event that she qualifies with a third place or better result at this Friday and Saturday's 5A Special District II district tournament at Marshall High School.
Qualifier highlights
Jessica DeHart, 108 pounds: 1st, 3-0, win by fall, win by techfall, win by fall
Peyton Rigert, 140 pounds: 1st, 3-0, win by fall, win by fall, win by fall
Joanna Endow, 122 pounds: 4th, 1-2, loss by fall, bye, win by fall, loss 15-14
Jenna Powell, 134 pounds: 4th, 2-2, bye, win by fall, loss by fall, win by fall, loss by fall
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Shorthanded Cal falls to Harvard, 67-62
Saturday became one of those bad-news-in-threes nights for Cal.
The Bears entered their game against Harvard at Haas Pavilion without three of their top four reserves.
Cal proceeded to go the entire game without hitting a three-pointer and lost 67-62.
The Bears missed all six of their tries from beyond the arc. The Crimson went 10-for-27 from long range.
Referring to three-point shooting, Cal head coach Mike Montgomery said, "We got zero. They got 10. That's tough."
It was a tough game throughout for the Bears (8-4). They owned two leads: 2-0 and then 62-61 on a David Kravish cross-under layup with 1:50 left to play.
Wesley Saunders got fouled on the ensuing possession. He hit both foul shots, and Harvard (7-4) was ahead to stay.
In the final minute, Cal guard Justin Cobbs committed two turnovers, one on an offensive foul. Siyani Chambers and Laurent Rivard each hit both ends of a 1-and-1, and the Crimson got to enjoy what head coach Tommy Amaker termed "a sensational win for the program."
Cal's Allen Crabbe scored a game-high 27 points. Rivard had 19 and Saunders 18 for the Crimson.
Harvard is no slouch. The Crimson made the NCAA Tournament last season and won at Boston College on Dec. 4.
"It's a game we should have won," Montgomery said, "but is it a huge upset? Probably not."
Montgomery was hugely upset early in the second half. After a pretty scoop shot by Cobbs, Montgomery appeared to be simply exhorting his team. One official didn't interpret Montgomery's demeanor that way; the ref handed Montgomery a technical foul.
"That was revisionist history," Montgomery said after the game, still seemingly perplexed about why he received the "T."
"Things are changing with the officials. It's a whole different deal right now. I don't know that everybody got the memo. I didn't."
With 2:43 left in the game, Cal forward Richard Solomon got elbowed in the eye. He did not play the rest of the way.
The Bears were already shorthanded. Backup point guard Brandon Smith was unavailable because of a concussion he sustained in the previous Saturday's game against Prairie View A&M.
Then in practice Thursday, guard Ricky Kreklow (ankle) and forward Christian Behrens (knee) were injured. Behrens' injury could be serious.
Briefly: Harvard plays at St. Mary's on Monday. ... Solomon had a career-high five blocked shots as Cal tied a school record with 11.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (February 24, 2006) - The Lady Bucs (16-8, 12-5 A-Sun) will look to close out the 2005-06 on a high note when they face Stetson (8-16, 8-11 A-Sun) on Saturday in Memorial Center. Senior Day festivities will be held prior to the 2 p.m. tip, honoring senior duo B.J. Banjo (Baltimore, Md.) and Candace Gibson (Warner Robins, Ga.).
About the Game ...
This afternoon's game will feature two of the A-Sun's top scorers in ETSU's B.J. Banjo and Stetson's Nefertiti Walker, who was also the Preseason Player of the Year. The Lady Bucs are coming off a home win over Mercer on Thursday, while Stetson upped
Scouting the Hatters ...
A-Sun Preseason Player of the Year Nefertiti Walker leads Stetson in scoring at 21.3 ppg.
The Series ...
After ETSU's win in DeLand earlier this season, the all-time series stands tied at 1-1. The Hatter captured the only other meeting, picking up the 74-71 win in December of 1995. Senior B.J. Banjo posted a game-high 26 points, including a career-best six three pointers, as the Lady Bucs battled to a 61-51 victory over Stetson, on Jan. 26, in


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Book-Based Artwork
In looking for examples of artwork based on children's books, I found myself overwhelmed with so many things I wanted, I have to admit that I went a little crazy! Not only did I have an image of my kids' rooms with no white space on their walls anymore, but I had every room in the house decorated with book covers and book inspired artwork.
Besides the amazing things one can find on art.com, here's what I found:
Dr. Seuss:
• Drseussart.com is an amazing resource of actual Dr. Seuss original works, including illustration works (which is great for a child's room), but also some of his surrealist works, as well as ad campaigns and political cartoons.
Where The Wild Things Are:
• A wooden "rumpus" sign would definitely be an appropriate addition to my living-room/play room.
• A cute mobile.
• This showcase of 24 artists who were inspired by the Maurice Sendak's story features some amazing art.
The Little Prince:
• The Wintry Little Prince by Sandra Vargas portrays a very touching Little Prince with beautiful big green eyes (her Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz is very nice as well).
• Another nice print you can buy is from Laura di Francesco.
• Finally I really like this over-the-top framed print.
• Tintin on the moon is visually beautiful, and would fit great in a kid's room.
• Another nice rendition can be found at redbubble.com.
• This last one showcasing scenes from The Crab and Golden Claws is pretty cool, and would probably fit anywhere in the house.
A few DIY:
• A tutorial on how to make wall art inspired by The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
• Turning a book into a clock.
• Using a book as an invisible shelf.
• Using a torn up book to make art with your children.
• Before and After: Using Childrens Books as art.
• Book-Inspired Nursery Art
• Book Cover Art.
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Kevin Dundon's Modern Irish Food "Transformations" Kevin serves up a crock of Kilmore Quay mussels with bacon in white wine. Next it's chicken thighs with Asian stuffing and a sticky teriyaki glaze followed by Hasselback potatoes; cherry tomato and roasted garlic soup; and a Kinky Eton mess served with basil oil. D
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Taste of History "Bartram's Gardens: A Revolution In Gardening" The Philadelphia gardens of botanists John and William Bartram were a favorite excursion for our founding fathers, including Ben Franklin. In this episode, learn how Franklin introduced tofu to America and watch Chef Walter cook Fried Lafayette Fish, Curried Tofu with Shrimp, Turbot and Braised Romaine, in the hearth of Bartram's kitchen. D
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Chef's Life "The World Is Your Oyster" Vivian goes to Cedar Island to explore the new culture of farm-raised oysters in the Southeast. She and Ben share plans of opening an oyster bar across the street from Chef & the Farmer in hopes it will be a place that adds character and variety to the tiny town's "dining scene." Vivian and her dad orchestrate their family's first-ever oyster roast and are blown away by how much everyone enjoys it. D
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ASU Guitar Symposium
Angelo State University's Visual and Performing Arts Department will host an appearance by Dr. Matthew Bishop, associate professor of guitar at Laredo Community College, on Monday, Nov. 25, in the Carr Education-Fine Arts (EFA) Building, 2602 Dena Drive.
Bishop will discuss the evolution of the guitar and perform music from around the world at 4 p.m. in the EFA Building's Eldon Black Recital Hall. The program, which is open free to the public, will include American jazz, ancient songs from Japan and Scotland, folk music from Africa and an Argentinean tango.
Bishop holds degrees in guitar performance and musicology from the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and the University of Wisconsin. He has performed, given master classes and lectured across the U.S. on both the guitar and lute. He has been featured on public radio's "Live from the Chazen" and has written for Soundboard, the official magazine of the Guitar Foundation of America.
For more information, call the Visual and Performing Arts Department at 325-942-2085.


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You know, if Randy wants Bob's fake idol, then that could mean Bob won Immunity!Belle Book
Again thanks to survivorphoenix, you can see whos not wearing the immunity necklacehttp://resources.survivorphoenix.com/postnuke/html/index.php
Bob could have won. BUt remember Kenny did beat them last time in the puzzle. It does say that someone turns on their alliance doesn't it, maybe Bob does. He convinces Randy that its the idol. I just think Kenny is gonig to win the individual immunity.
Your welcome marigold It looks like Sugar is saying "perfect" to Bob as he puts on the fake HII! This is going to be a great episode!
Last season? the blond with the fake boobies was allowed to share her chocolate cake with ex amount of castaways ..........what was her name? lol
To Puddin and the rest of the RFF family,It has been a while since I posted here....so I hope no one gets offended when I say this............................What the Hell??!!! Why do yall pull for Kenny and Crystal??? OMG Normally I like the same ones yall do...but definitely not this time. They irk my nerves. It is one thing that they were underdogs but they were LAZY and QUITTERS...they gave up too easy, then to just whine about it later. They just got lucky by pulling Sugar to their side. I was so upset that Charlie and Marcus left! But all in all Matty has my vote. He is the true underdog and definitely no quitter. I WISH AND PRAY that Kenny & Crystal will go soon.! UGH! Sad thing, they won't not for a while unless a miracle happens. Sorry I had to vent. heeheehee
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NEW YORK – As smoothly as this early season has started for the Orioles, they know they'll never be considered serious threats in the American League East if they can't beat the New York Yankees.
On Monday, in their first trip to new Yankee Stadium this season, the red-hot Orioles once again received an outstanding pitching performance from Jason Hammel, but couldn't score for him in a 2-1 defeat – their third loss by two runs or fewer to the Bronx Bombers this season.
"It's not like we're going out there and getting blown out. They're one-run losses, and we see these guys a lot more," said Orioles right fielder Nick Markakis. "We've got to hang with them."
Heading into the night, the Orioles (14-9) were winners of six of their last seven. But they are winless in four games this year versus the Yankees and are 14-5 against everyone else. Last year, the Yankees took 13 of 18 from the Orioles and have won 30 of 40 since 2010.
"They are the Yankees, they are always good. I don't think it's anything that we have a mental block or anything like that against them," said first baseman Chris Davis, whose second-inning sacrifice fly accounted for the Orioles' lone run. "We've played good. We just haven't capitalized on the opportunities to score runs. You are not going to beat a lot of teams scoring one run, even with as well as we've been pitching."
Hammel made just one mistake – a 94-mph sinker that didn't sink and was instead pummeled by Eric Chavez in the second inning. The two-run homer, Chavez's third home run of the season, nearly cleared the Yankees' bullpen in right-center.
"Started down the middle and didn't move too much," said Hammel (3-1), who picked up his first loss as an Oriole. "It was right down the middle, so he hit a home run off of it."
The homer was set up by a Mark Teixeira leadoff single down the right-field line. The Orioles felt the ball went foul before crossing first base – and Orioles manager Buck Showalter argued the call.
"Like most times in a ballgame like that, you can look back and see some things you could do to make it not matter," Showalter said. "(The umpires) are not trying to get it wrong, but sometimes there are things you have to overcome."
Davis said he thought the ball was foul – but it shouldn't have mattered.
"You've got to move on. That's the game. You can't let that stuff affect you. It happens every day. No matter who you play for or who you're playing against," Davis said. "You've just got to pick it up and keep going. Jason still pitched well. We've got to do a little better job of capitalizing on scoring opportunities, myself included."
Entering the game with a 1.73 ERA – third best in the American League among qualifiers – Hammel continued his exceptional April, which ends with a 1.97 ERA. On Monday, he lasted six innings, allowing five hits, two walks and two earned runs while striking out five, his fourth quality start in five outings. He has yet to give up more than two earned runs or more than six hits as an Oriole.
"He's just got a good mix and he trusts his fastball and sinker," Showalter said of Hammel, whom the Orioles acquired in February as part of the Jeremy Guthrie trade with Colorado. "He was the reason we had a chance to win that ballgame. He's been solid."
The Orioles had won 57 consecutive games when their opponents had scored two runs or fewer. They also were 12-1 when their starter had gone at last six innings before Monday's loss.
But they couldn't do much damage against Yankees starter Hiroki Kuroda (2-3), who entered the night with a 4.38 ERA.
Kuroda, the 37-year-old Japanese right-hander whom the Yankees signed as a free agent this offseason, gave up just four hits, one walk and one run in seven innings. Several times the Orioles smoked the ball against Kuroda, but it ended up in Yankees' gloves.
"We squared up I think eight balls, but you've got to applaud their defense, too. They caught them. Some nights it happens like that," said Showalter, who is stuck on 999 career victories. "We won a ballgame (Sunday) because of the defense. It's just unfortunate that you can't get a return for that type of pitching effort."
The Orioles best chance to beat Kuroda was in the seventh, when they failed to score despite getting runners on second and third with one out. Kuroda struck out Davis – who was nearly safe when the ball squirted away from catcher Russell Martin, but Teixeira corralled Martin's wild throw to first.
"We had a chance to put (Kuroda) away and give ourselves the lead and we weren't able to do it," Davis said. "I swung at some balls out of the zone. I've got to be a little bit more patient there."
With Wilson Betemit at the plate and two outs in the inning, Kuroda uncorked a wild pitch. The ball bounced off Martin's chest and beyond the dirt encircling home plate. Martin got to it quickly and flipped the ball to Kuroda, who tagged out a diving Markakis for the final out.
"I was just looking to score -- tie the game. I thought I had a good jump," Markakis said. "The ball didn't go as far as I wanted to. Nine times out of 10, I'm going to try it."
Yankees' relievers took over from there. David Robertson struck out the side in the eighth and Mariano Rivera (fifth save) held the Orioles scoreless to preserve Kuroda's win. Rivera got Nolan Reimold to ground out to lead off the ninth – snapping Reimold's 14-game hitting streak.
The loss also dropped the Orioles out of first place, with them falling one game behind the Tampa Bay Rays, who beat the Seattle Mariners in 12 innings.
The Orioles held their own against the Yankees (14-9, and a half game behind the Orioles), but it ended as most here have in the last decade-plus. The Orioles haven't posted a winning record in New York – or against the Yankees in a season – since 1997.
"It's tough, but I'm proud of the guys," Hammel said. "We are playing these guys toe-to-toe. It's something we can pull out of it. You can't win every game by one run. I'm very confident we can continue this (roll) going and obviously we can't really get down on ourselves for playing good baseball."


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