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ST. LOUIS — Shane Robinson isn't much for small talk.
The Tampa native and Jesuit High graduate has done enough big things in his career to get to this point as a key member of the Cardinals' World Series outfield rotation. And yet, much to his dismay, the primary topic of discussion tends to be about what he's lacking, specifically inches and pounds on a frame he generously describes as 5 feet 9, 165 pounds.
"I've always been self-driven growing up, always that chip-on-the-shoulder-type mind-set," Robinson, 28, said Friday in the Busch Stadium clubhouse. "Each level that I've jumped up, from Little League to high school to college to the minor leagues and to the majors, I've been able to step my game up a little more at each level and be successful at all of them.
"So this is something I've always wanted. I didn't accept that being the 'little guy' was an excuse. I actually kind of hate it when people bring it up. It gets old. It's like, 'Can you come up with something else?' … But it is what it is. I'm never going to be a 'big guy,' so I've accepted it. And I think it's helped me a little bit, driving me, hearing all the negative stuff about not being big enough or whatnot to play at this level."
That's always been the case, even when former Jesuit coach John Crumbley saw Robinson dominating on an American Legion team as an eighth-grader.
"He hit like .680, and he didn't strike out until our last game, his 68th at-bat," Crumbley said. "I knew right then he was going to be successful."
Robinson hit leadoff and played centerfield as a freshman for Jesuit's 2000 state championship team, lettering for four years. Then he went to Florida State for a record-setting career that included a 40-game hitting streak and the 2005 national player of the year award.
And yet he might have been a better football player.
That's what Robert Weiner, the current Plant High coach who was a Jesuit assistant in both sports, said, noting Robinson's fearlessness and aggressiveness. Robinson on Friday agreed, laughing about a recent opportunity to be on the sideline for a Rams NFL game: "I felt like I could go out there and do something."
Weiner said he, too, knew Robinson was destined for success and uses him as an example when he talks to his current teams.
"Shane's of legendary status to most of us," Weiner said. "He's the ultimate story of the kid who everyone told him he wouldn't make it. People told him he wouldn't make it at Jesuit, that it's a big-time baseball and football program and he's too small. They told him he wouldn't make it at FSU. They told him he'd never play in the major leagues."
Robinson was a fifth-round pick by the Cardinals in 2006 and made it to the majors, albeit briefly, in 2009. His next two seasons at Triple A were cut short by injury: a dislocated shoulder in 2010, a fractured cheek bone from an outfield collision in 2011.
Robinson knew his career path was now uncertain, but he said it was "more of a humbling experience than anything," making him more appreciative of the opportunity.
Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said the second injury seemed to be a needed wakeup call.
"He seemed to be not growing in the game; I think he was at a stagnant point," Mozeliak said. "After that injury he came back and he was rehabbing and all of a sudden a light turned on for him. … He just seemed to be a different player."
Robinson spent most of 2012 with the Cardinals and all of this season, save for a short disabled list stint, and has been a key part of their success, starting Game 1 of the Series.
His Cardinals teammates couldn't be more impressed, raving not only about what he has done but how he has done it.
"His whole life he's played with that prove-you-wrong mentality. When you do that, you've got that little extra edge," pitcher Adam Wainwright said. "And he's got crazy ability for how small he is."
Marc Topkin can be reached at [email protected]om. Follow him on Twitter at @TBTimes_Rays.

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THE final training session for the Sapphire Coast AFL rep teams, the Stingrays, was boosted by a visit from AFL legend Kevin Sheedy on Tuesday.
About 90 of the Far South Coast's finest players across four age groups were on show for everyone to see on Tuesday at the public training session.
Sheedy was in the area to promote the code and give some last minute pointers to players before representative clashes in Nowra on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Sheedy said he was inspired by the grass roots level football he witnessed on Tuesday and aimed to promote the game.
"I have really wanted to make sure our game does end up Australia wide," Sheedy said.
"The kids get a chance to have a game, and if they're good enough they get a chance to be drafted in the AFL."
He said his club, the Greater Western Sydney (GWS) Giants had a strong interest in the area as it is in the club's feeder region, and not all talented AFL players grow up in Melbourne.
"History will tell you kids in any sport can make it, from anywhere, you have just got to give them the chance.
"So when we recruited everyone it didn't matter where they came from."
There were a few pointers on the night for the players who might have aspirations of making it in the AFL.
"There is no real talent you look for, talented kids always stand out," Sheedy said.
"The other ones you look for are the ones trying the hardest and training, they're listening, they are trying to actually go through what you're talking about."
He said it was quite often the quiet achievers at training who can "go under the radar" that will be picked up by a club, because of their continued determination.
"Maybe they're a bit less talented at times, but they get there in the end.
"On the sheer heart effort on the training you have to do, the dedication you have to have and application to the game.
"They get there in the end because of that," he said.
Former Swans captain Brett Kirk was an example, with Sheedy saying he worked hard to earn his place.
He also had some advice for any players hoping to follow in his footsteps.
"I've always believed you go and chase knowledge about what you need to do, it starts with education at school," Sheedy said.
"Think about your career, think about the skills you need to do to go and play it.
"I lacked a few skills, but you make up for it with your quick thinking."
He said he had considered cricket, or even the Olympics, before settling on pursuing a career in the AFL.
"When I first played football, I used to love cricket, but they only pick one leg-spinner on the Australian Test team.
"I used to think I could go to the Olympics, but you had to be quick, so that left me out there too."
However, the AFL provided a "mathematical" chance.
"When I looked at the 12 clubs in Melbourne, they needed 14 blokes around my height, that's 168 blokes in total so I thought 'I'll go play AFL because people my height get a chance'.
"Sometimes you just have to look at an opportunity mathematically."
However, Sheedy did have some words of caution for anyone considering a career in coaching.
"What are you going to do when you lose? I lost more than 240 games as a coach, that's almost 11 years I drove home losing.
"You have to be the most positive person in the world on Monday at work, you've got to lift everyone … because it is on your shoulders."
He said a common mistake with coaching was assuming you only had to work with the players.
"A lot of people don't realise difficulties of the position of a coach in the diplomacy side of things."
Sheedy is now happily serving with GWS.
"One of the most exciting things to happen in your 60s is to be offered a job to go and start an AFL club, that is a fantastic opportunity for someone with my experience and knowledge."
The GWS players were raw recruits, fresh out of high school when the club picked them up, Sheedy said.
"To go and recruit a team from all around Australia out of year 12 basically and put them on the deck.
"None of them had car licences when they come, so we had to put them on a boat and take that in to the city," he said with a laugh.
Now many of those players are celebrating 21sts and are more confident on the field taking on the big names of the sport.
"It is a point of pride for me, it's given them the opportunity they wouldn't have had.
"It's been an amazing journey.
"We beat a club that's been around for 150 years when we've been around for about 104 hours of actual play, there's not a lot of history there yet," he said.
The Far South Coast lies in the feeder area for the GWS club and Sheedy said selectors would be watching tapes of the representative games this weekend.
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NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA-For the second week in a row, a member of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's men's basketball team has been honored by the Little East Conference.
Junior forward Brandon Stephens (Dorchester, MA/Newton North HS) has been named Little East Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week. It's the second year in a row that Stephens has been so honored.
Stephens averaged 27.5 points and five rebounds per game last week to help lead UMass Dartmouth to a pair of Little East Conference wins. He made 23 of 38 shots from the field for 60.5 per cent, and connected on five of eight shots from three-point range. Stephens scored a career high 32 points in last Tuesday night's win at UMass Boston, and added 23 in Saturday's victory against Plymouth State. In two and a half years at UMass Dartmouth, Stephens has 992 points, and should be the next Corsair to join the 1000 Point Club.
"Brandon has played well all season long, and he is definitely deserving of this award," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Brian Baptiste. "He is a model of consistency for our team. He comes to work and plays hard every practice and every game."
The Corsairs are 12-5 overall, 5-2 in the LEC. They will return to action when they visit Rhode Island College in the second game of a Little East Conference doubleheader Tuesday evening.


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CORVALLIS, OR -- The National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) announced the six recipients of its 2009 Outstanding Sports Facilities (OSF) awards. The winners will be recognized at the NIRSA Annual Conference and Exposition slated for April 1-4 in Charlotte, NC.
The 2009 OSF winners are: Colorado School of Mines Student Recreation Center; Springfield (MA) College Wellness Center; Stephen F. Austin State University Student Recreation Center; The University of Texas-Pan American Recreation & Wellness Center; The University of Texas at San Antonio Recreation & Wellness Center; and the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Student Recreation & Wellness Center.
NIRSA selects and publishes facility information from the winners as a resource for campus master planners, recreational sports directors, designers, architects, contractors and recreational sports students.
The judges evaluated each facility on several criteria: correlation to the campus master plan and mission; intended and actual impact on the recreational program; unique aesthetic or architectural features; the relationship between facility design and staffing; innovative construction materials or methods; sustainable features; and technological benefits for the customer, staff or budget.
To be eligible for the OSF awards, the facility must belong to a NIRSA member institution, must be no more than two years old, must have total construction costs of at least $2 million, and must be more than 20,000 square feet.


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Perform These STARTLING STUNTS with DRY ICE (Oct, 1932)
Perform These STARTLING STUNTS with DRY ICE
by DALE R. VAN HORN
Dry ice, which might be called frozen carbon dioxide, lends itself to the performance of some mysterious and startling stunts. As told in this article, it will fire off a toy cannon, propel a model boat, make a spoon squeal like an assassinated pig, and cause a rubber band to writhe as in a terrible spasm of pain.
DRY ICE, or carbon dioxide in solid form, is an exceedingly interesting substance. We know it best as the gas that adds sparkle to our drug fountain drinks. But as a solid, it's something else again, unique in several ways. For instance, carbon dioxide cannot exist as a liquid at normal atmospheric temperatures. It must be either a gas or solid. Only at temperatures below 31 degrees Centigrade can it exist as a liquid.
A couple of years ago it cost something like 20 cents a pound to manufacture dry ice. Today the cost has dropped to 5 cents or less and it is freely predicted that in a short time it will be competing with ordinary ice for commercial purposes. Dry ice is intensely cold—authorities at the Nebraska University arriving at a temperature of 108 degrees below zero!
The substance is chiefly interesting, however, because of its unusual properties. The experimenter can do a number of unusual stunts with a pound, which will cost him about 15 cents and which, with some conservation, will last half a day.
Frozen Mercury
Few of us have experienced the novelty of seeing frozen or solidified mercury in a thermometer. Mercury solidifies at about 40 degrees below zero. Yet you need only make a slight depression in a cake of dry ice, pour in a large drop of mercury and in 5 seconds, or 10 seconds at most, the liquid metal becomes solid and resembles solder!
Here is opportunity for the conjurer to exploit a new trick. He may freeze a bit of mercury out of sight on a piece of dry ice, hold it up to view, and with a few magic words, melt the metal in his hand. But the words must come fast for the metal will not long remain a solid in the human hand.
At any temperature above 108 degrees below zero, dry ice is continually turning to gas—which is the same as saying that gas is passing off constantly. And as a solid turns to gas, pressure is created. This feature of dry ice permits the use of a simple cannon that will appeal to the youngsters. Based on the same principle and acting similar to the old fashioned soda-vinegar-bottle arrangement, the use of dry ice is much more satisfactory. One test with cork and bottle showed that three small pieces placed therein would blow out the cork more than 35 times.
Dry Ice Cannon
You can quite easily build the cannon as illustrated in Fig. 1. The barrel is a short length of seamless steel conduit about 5/8-inch in diameter and 4 inches long. A block of 2 by 4 inch material was cut out with the band saw and a hole bored in the frame for the barrel. To seal the end of the tube, 6 hack saw cuts 1/2 inch deep were made and the pieces bent over on each other, then solder sweated over the end to render it gas tight.
If you wish, you can affix small wheels to the four corners of the cannon carriage. Get a cork that will snugly fit the end of the barrel, then drive in a small nail or needle, and sand off the front end of the cork to make it conical.
Loading the Barrel To use the cannon, break up a number of small pieces of dry ice and drop them to the bottom of the barrel, then wet and insert the cork. The ice should not extend more than half way up the barrel or the cork will freeze in place. In a few moments the cork will be blown out with a good report and accompanied by a puff of the white gas which makes the discharge quite realistic. And if the cannon is aimed at a wooden or cloth target, the cork will stick in place.
A spectacular effect is created by setting a glass half full of water in front of a black background and throwing a spot light upon it. (See Fig. 2.) Then drop in a fair sized piece of dry ice. Instantly the water bubbles violently and the characteristic white gas fills the tumbler and falls to the. table, much as would water. Carbon dioxide has a molecular weight of 44 as compared with 28.8, the molecular weight of air. It is this much greater density that caused the gas to tumble downward so rapidly.
Another conjurer's trick is to put a little water on a brick, block of wood or some other heavy substance, set an empty tumbler upon the wet spot, then drop some ¦ dry ice in the glass. In a short time the two articles will freeze fast and the brick or block can be lifted by raising the glass. The trick is illustrated in Fig. 4.
You can make an ordinary rubber band do the unbelievable by placing it around or under a block of dry ice. After a few moments it is removed, and to the amazement of everyone, the rubber is rigid and nonflexible. See Fig. 6. Soon, however, it will begin to thaw out, and its gyrations and squirmings are interesting indeed, as it assumes its normal length and shape.
Press an ordinary spoon on a piece of dry ice, as demonstrated in Fig. 5, and it will sing like a canary or squeal like a stuck pig. What happens is this: The warm, smooth surface causes gas to be liberated quickly and it is this escaping gas that sets up vibrations in the spoon.
Dry Ice As a Boat Engine
Another interesting use of the power created by dry ice evaporation, is for propelling a small boat. The hull should be small and light. A block of balsa will be best, although white pine will also work well.
Make a hull, 3 inches beam and 12 inches long, as shown in Fig. 3. In the center, just back of the middle, hollow out a hole in which a half pint lacquer filler can may be seated. Bore a small hole from the deck top just back of this hole, to the stern just under the water line, then insert a 3/16 inch diameter copper tubing. Form a goose neck at the front end of the tube and solder this to a hole made in the can top as shown.
The stern tube end should protrude about 2 inches. Flatten this to a thin slit, but do not close entirely. Make sure that the can cover will seat air tight, then drop in a number of pieces of dry ice, just small enough to pass through the hole. This done, screw on the cap tightly and set the boat in the water.
Fuel Lasts Several Minutes
The gas shooting from the tube and acting against the water will send the boat forward and the action will continue for several minutes with one filling of "fuel." If the slit in the tube is too large, force it smaller, for a tiny jet of the compressed gas will drive the boat faster than a large jet under almost no pressure. You can add a simple rudder up front if you wish the boat to have this accessory.
It is suggested that you buy your dry ice from the nearest manufacturer. It can be shipped with but little shrinkage. Dry ice is very widely used as a refrigerant in ice cream trucks, and your local dealer will be able to supply you, or to inform you of the nearest source of supply.
Dry ice can be "made" by turning a cylinder of carbon dioxide upside down and opening the jet a little. Liquid runs out and a portion of it turns to snow which can be pounded into a wooden form which will cake it into dry ice.


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Nick Duncan necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 260 diseños de 78 diseñadores freelance.
Straight Smiles Australia
I am helping with the marketing of a group of orthodontic practices which was recently acquired. The practices used to be independent practices which we are rebranding as Straight Smiles Australia.
The target audience for orthodontists is segmented and includes teenagers and their parents (who make the buying decision), young adults (especially females) and even some middle age adults. The majority of orthodontic patients are aged 40 or younger, therefore the design should be modern, fresh, fun and clean looking
We need a logo which is modern, simple, fun and clean looking. Please keep in mind that the logo will be used at a variety of locations, which will need location specific logos, letterhead and marketing materials to use in their local community. For this reason, the 'Straight Smiles' part of the logo should be the creative part, with the location being interchangeable. So, for example, we want a logo design for the corporate website which will be 'Straight Smiles Australia'. But we should easily be able to change the word 'Australia' to 'Caroline Springs' which is one of our locations.
Here is the URL of our sister company:
We obviously want a fresh design and look, but this page should give you an idea of where we want to end up
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I had a look at the maps, but couldn't find the place you're talking about. You described the geology of the location, but not the ecology. Often this can have an effect on description. My ideas (and others already mentioned):
(if mostly treeless) meadowlands, grasslands, savanahh, plains, arable plains, black soil country, red soil country, moor, heathlands, tundra
(if undulating landscape with overall declination, with streams and copses) steppes, dales, glens, fells, dells, slopes
basin has a watery feel about it to me, you could try bowl? Valley would also work.


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Description of the process the Equinox RT and Eclipse projects are using to migrate to Git
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- Platform releng will run a test migration and ask the committers to inspect the test repository and update the bug with any changes that need to be made during the actual migration. For instance, some projects have asked that their bundles be reorganized into different subdirectories in Git versus CVS.
- Plan a date for the actual migration
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- Migration proceeds and bug is updated with location of new git repository.
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Vanessa VS. Maycee — Model Melee
Vanessa swept Friday's very special rear-end edition of Model Melee with 63% of your votes, proving that you like her coming and going. All she needs is one more win to secure her place in the MM Hall of Fame. Let's check out the contenders.
@MahlerVanessa (left) is a model living in Austin, TX. She has future plans to own her own business. She's been featured in Man Made Magazine, and was Miss COED May 2013.
@MayceelaraJade (right) is a commercial and swimsuit model from Toronto, who is studying to be a lawyer while touring with MMA clothing company, Headrush.
So, which pic is hotter? Vote as often as once an hour. Voting ends on Wednesday 6/5 at noon, EST.
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The winning girl moves on to challenge another girl next week. If one woman dominates and wins four weeks in a row, she makes the 'Model Melee Hall of Fame' and gets retired from the competition. At the end of the year, all Hall of Famers will return, to face off in the crowning of the 'Grand Hot Twitpic Champion' (or something – we will come up with a better title by then.)
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text: In today's environment, it's often hard to get noticed if you only do one thing. Even if you do it very well. It seems, sometimes, you just gotta do it all. NYC resident James Moore seems to have his fingers in almost every mode of expression imaginable. And he's not afraid to get them dirty. Really nice to see a guy who's bringing as much raditude to his graphic art as he is to mind-blowing sculpture and installation work. Moore is fresh off a great group show at Kunsthalle Galapagos in Brooklyn, and my eyes can't get enough of his new work.


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This border fortification, begun by the Romans in 122 AD and finally abandoned in 383 AD, traverses England from the Solway Firth in the west to the River Tyne in the east, and is punctuated by "milecastles" and forts. This scene in the open countryside occurs in the Northumbrian part of the wall — about its midpoint — after it has already passed through Cumbria in the west.
Hadrian's Wall has a special relevance to Victorian studies because a Victorian, John Collingwood Bruce (1805-92), the proprietor of a school in a Newcastle and a keen antiquary, first drew the general public's attention to the importance of these remains by putting together the various findings about it in The Roman Wall (1851) and The Wallet Book of the Roman Wall (1861). Collingwood began the fashion for making pilgrimages to the wall, and walking or cycling the length of the wall are both popular pursuits now, for the countryside along it, not far south of the modern border with Scotland, is very beautiful.
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- A Victorian view of Birdoswald
- Walking beside the turf-topped wall (on the right), from Steel Rigg car-park
- Segedunum, outline of the Roman camp at the eastern terminus of the wall on the River Tyne, Northumbria
- Monument to the builders of the wall
Bruce, John Collingwood. The Roman Wall: A Description of the Mural Barrier of the North of England. 3rd ed. London: Longmans, Green, Reader, and Dyer, 1867.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE MVP DEBATE: Angels outfielder's achievements on base paths, defense merit major MVP consideration.
No doubt, leading the American League in batting average, home runs and RBI — as Miguel Cabrera is poised to do — is an amazing accomplishment. But it shouldn't be the trump card that ends all debate.
Tradition tells us those three categories are important, but they aren't the only important ones.
Cabrera's primary job is to drive in runs. Mike Trout's job is to score them.
COUNTERPOINT: Cabrera easy MVP choice
While Trout comes up short of Cabrera in those Triple Crown categories — .329 to .325 in batting average, 44 to 30 in homers and 137 to 83 in RBI — he is far superior in two other offensive areas that are arguably just as important. Despite spending almost all of April in the minors, Trout tops the major leagues in runs scored with 129 (Cabrera is second with 109) and stolen bases with 48 (in 52 attempts). Cabrera has four.
By winning the Triple Crown, Cabrera will do something that has been done 13 previous times since 1900. That's elite company.
However, Trout's home runs, runs scored and stolen base totals put him in an even more exclusive club. All by himself. Yes, no one in baseball history has ever reached those totals in a single season.
There is another aspect of being valuable that is easily overlooked: defense. There, Trout has a sizable advantage. Unfortunately, fielding percentage doesn't tell the whole story. It doesn't take into consideration the number of balls Trout catches that other outfielders couldn't. It doesn't track home runs robbed. It doesn't measure how he cuts off a ball in the gap and holds a batter to a single rather than a double.
There have been attempts to quantify defense more accurately, such as Defensive Runs Saved or Ultimate Zone Rating. But no matter what metric is used — even the old-fashioned eye test — Trout is one of the top defensive outfielders in the major leagues. Cabrera, on the other hand, is not a great fielder. He moved to third base this season after the Tigers signed first baseman Prince Fielder, despite not playing there regularly since 2007.
Although Cabrera's unselfishness is commendable, his position change has contributed little since the Tigers defense has been among the worst in the majors.
Baseball experts have spent decades trying to find a way to quantify all of a player's contributions and boil it down into one number. The best measurement we have is what's known as WAR, or Wins Above Replacement. There are different ways to calculate it, mostly because of the difficulty of evaluating defense. But in every instance, Trout's all-around game puts him ahead of Cabrera.
Finally, the most illogical step in the whole MVP argument is that Cabrera is somehow more valuable than Trout because he led his team to the playoffs. That argument elevates Cabrera and penalizes Trout solely on the basis of their teams' division rivals.
The Angels have a better overall record than the Tigers, but the fact that they play in the AL West with two 90-win clubs is no reason for Trout's accomplishments to be downgraded. Should Trout be penalized just because the Texas Rangers and Oakland Athetics are much harder to beat than the Chicago White Sox?
When Trout was promoted on April 28, the Angels had a record of 6-14. Since then, they've gone 83-58 – which just happens to be the best mark in the majors.
The fact that the Angels might have barley missed the playoffs because they didn't have Trout for that first month might be an even better argument for why he has been the AL's most valuable player.


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Gay marriage just the latest big issue before Judge Crabb
Madison — Her father and grandfather were lawyers. So was a favored uncle. And as a schoolgirl in suburban Chicago, she really did dream of one day becoming a judge.
"After I found out what it involved, I said, 'Oh, that just doesn't happen to people,'" said U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb.
Crabb's modesty belies her outsized impact on life in Wisconsin.
From gambling to fishing, abortion to marriage, Crabb has issued many important and controversial rulings during her decades on the bench. She is now on senior status and since January has handled around half the caseload she long shouldered through her career.
In June, Crabb overturned Wisconsin's constitutional ban on gay marriage, opening the way for more than 500 same-sex couples to marry. She then put her ruling on hold as state officials mounted an appeal. Some have criticized her for leaving a legal path to those marriages through the device of announcing a decision without immediately addressing whether to stay her ruling.
Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen had asked Crabb to block gay marriages while he appealed her decision.
"To me, this is really a manufactured controversy that was unfortunately aided a little bit by Judge Crabb's lack of willingness to provide clarity," Van Hollen said during an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel last month when asked about the same-sex weddings that were then taking place.
With the case now fast-tracked to an appeals court, Crabb declined to discuss the specifics of those rulings.
Yet her legal writing speaks volumes.
In striking down the ban, Crabb said, "Quite simply, this case is about liberty and equality, the two cornerstones of the rights protected by the United States Constitution."
She issued the stay with mixed emotions.
"After seeing the expressions of joy on the faces of so many newly wedded couples featured in media reports, I find it difficult to impose a stay on the event that is responsible for eliciting that emotion, even if the stay is only temporary," she said in the order.
During an interview in her office, Crabb talked about her life and career, reflecting on key cases and personalities. She was dressed in an elegant dark suit with a deep pink blouse set off by a pearl necklace and earrings. Rimless glasses and short silver hair framed her face. She laughed with ease.
Plush soft toy crabs and wooden toys sat on a coffee table with legal books stacked on her desk.
Crabb is 75, with two grown children and two grandchildren. She and her husband, Ted, have been married for 55 years. He retired in 2001 after working for 33 years as director of the Wisconsin Union at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Crabb has been a trailblazer, attending law school at a time when the profession was dominated by men. She recalled that she was the only female graduate during the midyear graduation at UW-Madison Law School in 1962.
When then-President Jimmy Carter appointed her, Crabb became the first female federal judge in Wisconsin. In those days, Senate confirmation for district judge was more of a formality than a tug-of-war like today and she was confirmed on a voice vote.
Her path to the bench was helped by U.S. District Judge James E. Doyle Sr., who hired Crabb as the court's first federal magistrate in 1971. It was a part-time position. Crabb's first office was a desk in a library at the old federal courthouse in Madison. In 1974, she became a full-time magistrate.
"We were on the second floor of the Post Office," she said. "We had terrible, terrible facilities. In the summertime we had to open the fuse box because flames would come out of it otherwise. The air conditioning made too much noise to use it when the trial was in process."
Former Gov. Jim Doyle said his father saw in Crabb a lawyer and a person who "had it all."
"She is very, very smart, very thoughtful," Doyle said. "She's very fair, very analytic in how she thinks about things. She knows this is about human beings and real things that happen in their lives. She is a person with a good heart."
Crabb said Judge Doyle "was one of the most amazing people. He was not just kind but he had an ability to look at people from the inside and look out through their eyes. ... He was absolutely committed to seeing that life was as fair and as just to everyone who came in front of him."
Crabb said she did not just learn from Judge Doyle, but also from U.S. District Judge John C. Shabaz, a prickly conservative legislator who was appointed by then-President Ronald Reagan. Crabb and Shabaz were ideologically and temperamentally opposites. But they got along extremely well.
"Judge Shabaz believed in fair treatment for people. He was such a hard worker, you couldn't help but be impressed," she said.
Crabb said the route she took to the bench at that time was not so unusual. Although, there was a bit of a twist. When the newly created judgeship came open, Crabb said then-U.S. Sen. Gaylord Nelson had someone in mind to appoint. But then-U.S. Sen. William Proxmire had announced he wanted to create a judicial selection commission to fill vacancies.
"When he announced the commission, it was very difficult for Sen. Nelson to say, 'Oh, I can't do that because I have my own guy that I want in office.'"
Crabb said she found out about the commission by reading a news story in the Milwaukee Journal on the day she and her husband were filling in on their son's paper route.
From the outset of her career on the bench, Crabb struck a conciliatory tone. At her swearing in, she said judges have "an arduous and lonely voyage ... one whose course and destination are unknowable until the end."
She added that judges decide cases "which will not only change the course of history, but may determine whether that history will continue."
In one of her major rulings, Crabb helped bring to an end years of litigation over Chippewa treaty rights. She affirmed the tribe retained special hunting, fishing and gathering rights negotiated in 19th-century treaties with the U.S. government.
"What Crabb did, in a nutshell, was divide resources in the northern third of the state 50-50 between the Chippewa tribe and non-Indians," the Milwaukee Journal wrote.
She called the case "one of the most challenging and rewarding. It went on and on ... OK, these resources have to be shared. What role does the state play in deciding? We took timber, deer, fish. Fish were the single-most contentious. I had no idea how the people of Wisconsin cared."
Protests erupted. Crabb spelled out the limits for those protesting the rights of the tribes to spearfish. Hate mail piled up in her office, she recalled. She even received what she called "a terrific little poster" that said: "Save A Walleye. Spear A Crabb."
In a 1991 case, Crabb helped pave the way for Indian tribes to conduct casino gambling. The state lost the appeal on procedural grounds.
"The whole idea, once the state operated a lottery that was the reason why I could do it," she said. "That's what the U.S. Supreme Court made clear. You look at what the state is doing and you can't say the Indians have less rights."
Crabb said she doesn't gamble but recalled with a smile that her mother loved playing poker.
"I think it has been very good for some of the tribes. It has its problems. It's not a panacea for anything," she said.
In 1997, despite her own "misgivings," Crabb let stand major parts of a state law that required women to wait 24 hours before getting an abortion. The U.S. Court of Appeals reversed her on some issues. The law, passed in 1996, went into effect in 1998.
Asked about cases in which she might have to put personal preferences aside and rule strictly on the law, she said, "That's the nature of the game."
In 2010, Crabb declared the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional, provoking national outrage. The decision was overturned by a federal appeals court.
Asked in a joking way what her thinking was in issuing that ruling, Crabb laughed softly and said, "I was thinking that the government shouldn't be in the business of sponsoring, promoting religion. Obviously, people disagreed."
Crabb lamented some of the difficulties she has seen in the legal system over the course of her career.
"Just being here and watching the criminal caseload, the expansion, the change in the kinds of cases that are brought," she said. "We used to have one U.S. attorney and one or two assistants, now we have a whole fleet of them. We have a whole fleet of probation officers."
"When I started out, I would say a 10-year sentence was almost unheard of," she added. "Then we got the war on drugs, just the whole idea that the way to make the country safe was to put everyone in prison. Sentencing guidelines, mandatory minimums. It has been a very discouraging thing to watch."
"I think most of the judges I know feel the same way," she added. "Here we are just putting these people into prison. I think we knew it was really, really hard on the prisoner and the prisoner's family. But I don't think we anticipated what we're seeing now, which is, this has torn those neighborhoods. There are no men in lots of neighborhoods for kids to even relate to. Now maybe all those men weren't doing the best things in the world with their time, but we just denuded those neighborhoods of men in the prime of their lives."
Despite her reservations on harsh sentencing, Crabb remained upbeat about the legal system and impassioned about the law.
Asked how long she expected to serve as a judge, Crabb said, without skipping a beat, "'Til it's not fun."
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The LB (Smith) from Georgia is outstanding. -- Maroon Baboon 03/07/2018 2:14PM
Wit TE's size, athleticism and the fact he's only 19.... -- hokie80 03/07/2018 4:24PM
I don't care who says it or how they say it in any context, -- laphroaig 03/08/2018 10:00AM
His age is an offbeat, unusual tidbit..... -- 2hhoop3 03/09/2018 08:49AM
He's 19, soon to be 20, I believe... -- Pride_and_Joy 03/08/2018 12:11PM
In basketball a 19 yr old can do it. Football? I wouldn't bet on that. -- akaHokie 03/08/2018 5:43PM
Riiight. Because guys who arent physically ready go in the top 10. -- Pride_and_Joy 03/08/2018 8:48PM
At 19? Name about 20 who have accomplished that at 19. -- akaHokie 03/09/2018 3:42PM
Because age is a better determinant of physical readiness... -- Pride_and_Joy 03/09/2018 4:57PM
LOL You're a funny guy. Still waiting for the 20 guys who made it at 19. -- akaHokie 03/09/2018 5:03PM
Why are you waiting for that? ** -- Pride_and_Joy 03/10/2018 1:23PM
In business, I would concern myself with the common instead of the rare. -- laphroaig 03/08/2018 12:34PM
And to be clear, I don't think his age is a big factor in draftability... -- Pride_and_Joy 03/08/2018 12:12PM
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A treatment center for kids with mental illnesses and addictions. It is located in Lake oswego, Oregon. Kids stay from a few weeks to several months. it provides a safe place for children and teens in need.
Kids go to ChristieCare who cut themselves, who have bi polar, and drug addictions. Foster children also go.
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University Cinema 4
262 W. State Street,
Baton Rouge,
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Was located a block north of the LSU campus.
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I think this 2003 article refers to the University Cinema:
The article ken mc linked to says the University Cinema had existed since 1960, but Boxoffice of February 16, 1970, says that a University Twin Theatre was to be built in the University Shopping Center at Highland Road and State Street in Baton Rouge. Presumably it opened later that year. I've been unable to find any references to any other theaters being in the neighborhood, so I think the University Cinema 4 must have been that 1970 project.
The house was built for Theo Cangelosi, who also had an interest in the Broadmoor Theatre in Baton Rouge, though he was not a theater operator (the Broadmoor was leased to Gordon-Perry Theatres.) The University Twin was designed by local architectural firm Wilson & Coleman, and had 704 seats, divided 412 and 292. Completion of the project was expected by July, 1970.
This theatre was opened as a Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema in 1970, which it remained until early '73 upon the addition of two more smaller cinemas. Upon this revamp, it was renamed the University Cinema. The theatre was one of the prime players in 1970s Baton Rouge cinema, often showing the biggest of the blockbusters, while catering to the arthouse crowd as well on occasion. United Artists took it over in 1980 and ran it with some success, converting to a bargain policy in the late 80s, which held until its closing in 1995. I currently work with the gentleman who ran it during its prime mid to late 70s years.
This opened as Jerry Lewis on November 4th, 1970. It was renamed University in mid 1973 with two more screens opened on August 23rd, 1973. Gulf States took it over in 1980 and UA in 1986. Grand opening ads posted here.
Whatever the picture is a building of is NOT a Jerry Lewis. If so it's the largest one I've ever seen a photo of.
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The principle of the Shell Eco Marathon is simple: students are invited to design, build and drive a vehicle that travels the farthest using the least amount of fuel and producing the fewest emissions. The Linde Group is sponsoring this event with the fuel type hydrogen and is present on the spot with a booth and a recruiting team. Come and visit us to get to know job opportunities at Linde.
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The Measure of a Man
Things Fall Apart is a very famous book, and one of the few books by a contemporary African writer that is widely assigned in U.S. high schools. For good reason: Things Fall Apart is the short, swift story of one man's rise and fall as world events play out around him. It grabs your attention from the first page and leaves you thinking about what you've read long after you've finished.
Chinua Achebe's story gives us a picture of the Igbo people (who live in what is now Nigeria) at the turn of the twentieth century. The Igbo, or Ibo (pronounced "EE-bo") see their complex and sophisticated society challenged by the British, who first appear in the village in the form of Christian missionaries and then as colonial rulers. The increasing friction leads one man to make the ultimate rejection of European ways, while the rest of his neighbors, family, and friends try to understand what the future holds.
Anthony Appiah
Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University:
"One of the things that Achebe has always said, is that part of what he thought the task of the novel was, was to create a usuable past. Trying to give people a richly textured picture of what happened, not a sort of monotone bad Europeans, noble Africans, but a complicated picture."


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The easiest and best way to add new sites to LastPass is to go to the site and enter your credentials as you normally would. Click log in or sign in.
In the top right of your browser, next to the LastPass icon, LastPass will prompt you to add this site. You can choose "Add" or hover over the item to see the "More" menu.
In the "More" menu you can see your password and select a folder for that site.
In this dialog, you can specify:
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Explosive Situation
|Explosive Situation
Carl Johnson proposes a heist on Caligula's Palace to Wu Zi Mu
|GTA San Andreas
|Wu Zi Mu
|The Four Dragons Casino, Las Venturas, San Andreas
Architectural Espionage
You've Had Your Chips
Quarry Missions
|Unlocked by
|Fender Ketchup
Explosive Situation is a mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by San Fierro Triads leader Wu Zi Mu from his office at The Four Dragons Casino, located along The Strip in Las Venturas, San Andreas.
Carl has just frightened Johnny Sindacco into revealing that the Sindacco Family has been responsible for the trouble being caused to Woozie's new casino venture. Armed with this information, Carl is poised to push the mafia families out of Las Venturas, and begins to systematically dismantle their presence. Woozie next asks Carl to acquire a stash of dynamite being used at nearby Hunter Quarry. Carl goes there, collects the dynamite which were set to blow, and gets out of the quarry, while avoiding security. Carl then gives the explosives to Guppy, who was waiting outside the quarry.
(Wu Zi Mu is playing minigolf in his room. He makes a putt, and Guppy places the cup so that Woozie gets a hole-in-one)
Wu Zi Mu: Ha ha ha! The glorious sound of a hole-in-one!
Guppy: Great shot, boss.
Wu Zi Mu: Thanks.
Carl Johnson: Not bad, Woozie.
Wu Zi Mu: So the Sindacco Family was behind the attempts to sabotage our venture. I wonder why it's only them and not the others.
Carl Johnson: Probably ain't just them. Rule of the streets: don't snitch. What we need...is to hit the mafia casino. Yeah, go jack the place.
Wu Zi Mu: Hey, hitting a casino isn't like gangbanging - it's a whole different league!
Carl Johnson: Yeah, you're right, it'll take some planning, but I'm down. Shit, I always wanted to pull a heist.
(Carl makes a putt, and Guppy moves the cup so he misses)
Carl Johnson: What the - ?
Wu Zi Mu: Bad luck. Listen. You're gonna need a crew and some special equipment.
Carl Johnson: Yeah, it'll take some explosives. Always got to blow up shit to pull a heist.
Wu Zi Mu: You know what? There's an open cast mine southwest of the city limits. They must have explosives.
Carl Johnson: I'll go peep it out.
(Carl steals four bundles of dynamite)
Carl Johnson: Special delivery for Woozie. Hey, be careful with that.
Guppy: You got it, CJ. Good work!
The rewards for completing the mission are $7,000 and an increase in respect. The missions Architectural Espionage and You've Had Your Chips are unlocked. The Quarrying side mission is also unlocked.
Carl Johnson looks over the quarry mine.
CJ hands the dynamites to one of Wu Zi Mu's henchmen.
See also
Video walkthrough
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DETROIT — Kris Medlen and the Atlanta Braves were probably due for a rough stretch.
DETROIT — Kris Medlen and the Atlanta Braves were probably due for a rough stretch.
It's happening now for a team that looked like the class of the National League less than two weeks ago.
Medlen allowed a tiebreaking homer to Omar Infante in the fourth inning, and the Braves lost to the Detroit Tigers 7-4 Saturday.
Atlanta has won only three of seven after its 12-1 start, and Medlen allowed five runs to the Tigers, matching a career worst.
Infante and Jhonny Peralta both hit two-run homers for Detroit.
"Hanging curveball to Peralta — can't give him one there — and that pitch to Omar that was out over the plate," Medlen said. "All the singles they got were just fastballs that were running back over the plate."
Rick Porcello bounced back from a nightmarish start last weekend to pitch into the seventh inning for the Tigers. Infante's homer broke a 3-all tie in the fourth.
Porcello (1-2) allowed three runs in 61⁄3 innings. He didn't make it through the first last Saturday at Los Angeles, when he gave up nine runs to the Angels.
Atlanta's Justin Upton hit his major league-leading 12th homer in the eighth, but Infante doubled home a run in the bottom half and scored to make it 7-4.
Jose Valverde pitched a perfect ninth for his second save since returning to the Tigers earlier in the week.
"They got a couple of runs — gave them a three-run lead in the ninth," Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "It's a different game than a one-run lead."
Medlen became a regular starter for the Braves during the last couple months of last season. He was terrific down the stretch in 2012, and it looked as if this year he'd picked up where he left off.
But Peralta opened the scoring with his two-run shot in the second. Atlanta answered the following inning, when Porcello walked Dan Uggla with the bases loaded, allowed another run on Upton's grounder and gave up an RBI single by Freddie Freeman.
The Tigers tied it in the bottom of the third. With men on first and third and one out, Miguel Cabrera hit a grounder up the middle. Shortstop Andrelton Simmons shoveled the ball to second, but Uggla wasn't able to hold on. The play was scored a single, and a run came home.
Infante's homer came on an 0-2 pitch — after Alex Avila drew a two-out walk to keep the fourth inning going.
"I stayed back and waited for a slider or changeup," Infante said. "He threw a fastball and I made a good reaction."
Joaquin Benoit allowed Upton's homer in the eighth, but Detroit came back with a couple insurance runs. Infante's one-out double made it 6-4, and after he stole third, Austin Jackson walked. Cabrera's two-out single to center gave the Tigers a three-run lead.
The Tigers were prepared to let Valverde leave as a free agent after he struggled at the end of last season, but they brought him back on a minor league deal and eventually called him up this week.
He worked a 1-2-3 ninth for a save against Kansas City, and Saturday's appearance was even more impressive. He struck out B.J. Upton and Juan Francisco to end it.
Medlen (1-3) and fellow starter Paul Maholm were breezing through the early part of the season for the Braves before coming to Detroit. Then Maholm was knocked around in a 10-0 loss to the Tigers on Friday, and Medlen allowed 10 hits in 51⁄3 innings the following afternoon.


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Friday, September 28, 2012 at 05:48PM
I just became an official Hypnobabies Doula! To become one, I took an all-day course with a Hypnobabies instructor and then had to fill out an extensive booklet (that took several concentrated days to finish) and send in to Hypnobabies Central for grading. Apparently, I did a good job because I got an email saying I passed! Yay!
I am sitting in on my first Hypnobabies series starting next Friday night and already have my first Hypnobabies doula client. This is a fun adventure for me, learning new information as an experienced doula and midwife. I'll report from the trenches.
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Satellite Orbital Conjunction Reports Assessing Threatening Encounters in Space
Top 10 Conjunctions by Maximum Probability
Top 10 Conjunctions by Minimum Range
Search SOCRATES
As a service to the satellite operator community, the Center for Space Standards & Innovation (CSSI) now offers SOCRATES—Satellite Orbital Conjunction Reports Assessing Threatening Encounters in Space. This service will provide regular information on pending conjunctions on orbit over the coming week. Because of the potentially catastrophic consequences of such conjunctions going unnoticed, it is hoped that this service will help satellite operators avoid undesired close approaches through advanced mission planning.
Twice each day, CSSI runs a list of all satellite payloads on orbit against a list of all objects on orbit using the catalog of all unclassified NORAD two-line element sets (TLEs) releasable to the public to look for satellite conjunctions over the next seven days. The reason for limiting the search to conjunctions with payloads is to give satellite operators an opportunity to plan—or obtain planning services—to move their satellites out of harm's way (if their satellite is maneuverable), or to take other appropriate measures. Since there currently is no way of knowing which payloads are still active, all payloads are considered.
The runs are made using, STK/CAT—STK's Conjunction Analysis Tools—and the SGP4 propagator in STK. STK/CAT is set to look for all conjunctions which are within 5 km at time of closest approach (TCA) and reports both minimum distance and maximum probability for the conjunction. Because the minimum distance method ignores position covariance information and can lead to an exaggerated assessment of the true risk, CSSI believes the maximum probability method provides a more reasonable (although still conservative) assessment of the true risk. For more details on the maximum probability method, see Dr. Sal Alfano's paper titled "Relating Position Uncertainty to Maximum Conjunction Probability" (2,493,912 bytes).
For more information on SOCRATES, see the papers, briefings, and animations on "Satellite Orbital Conjunction Reports Assessing Threatening Encounters in Space (SOCRATES)" presented at the 15th AAS/AIAA Space Flight Mechanics Conference, the Fourth European Conference on Space Debris, and the Sixth US-Russian Space Surveillance Workshop.
STK/CAT allows users to examine conjunctions of interest in further detail. For those users seeking additional comprehensive, customized, and/or recurring conjunction analyses, CSSI has partnered with 1Earth Research, LLC to provide these services. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for further details.
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