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Final in 10
Washington won 2-1
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1:35 PM ET, July 26, 2009
Nationals Park, Washington, D.C.
WASHINGTON -- Austin Kearns' role has changed, from power-hitting regular to bench player. What's remained constant is his veteran approach to difficult circumstances.
Kearns, inserted into the game as a defensive replacement in the ninth inning, drove in the winning run with a two-out, 10th-inning single, and the Washington Nationals beat the San Diego Padres 3-2 on Sunday."Austin is such a pro and he gave us a professional at-bat," said interim manager Jim Riggleman. "He got a good pitch to hit and he drove it. He's in a tough situation because he doesn't get to play that much."Nyjer Morgan, held out of the starting lineup with a tight left hamstring before entering the game as a pinch hitter in the eighth, led off the decisive rally with a bunt single down the third base line off Greg Burke (2-3).Willie Harris sacrificed Morgan, Nick Johnson was intentionally walked and Ryan Zimmerman flew out. Kearns, who was 6 for 45 in his past 29 games, then shot a single into the gap in right-center."You still have the same focus in that situation -- just trying to get the guy in," said Kearns, who raised his average to .201 with the winning hit. "Just trying to get a pitch to hit and not miss it. Don't foul it off or anything, square it up and see what happens."Kearns' heroics assured that a sterling effort by left-hander John Lannan didn't get wasted."For him to be ready to hit in a big situation like that shows a lot," said Adam Dunn."I'm glad it happened to [Kearns]," Lannan added. "He's a great teammate and a great ballplayer. It's not easy to come off the bench."Joe Beimel (1-5) got the final two outs of the 10th for the victory. Josh Willingham also homered for Washington, which finished its first homestand under Riggleman with a 4-7 record and two straight wins.Kyle Blanks homered for the Padres, who are 1/3 to start an eight-game road trip.Kevin Kouzmanoff's two-out RBI double broke a scoreless tie in the sixth. With one out, Will Venable doubled to the wall in left-center and scored when Kouzmanoff lined a ball past the diving Willingham in right-center.Willingham tied the game in the seventh, hitting his 14th homer off a 1-2 pitch from Chad Gaudin.Harris ignited the go-ahead rally with a one-out single in the eighth off Luke Gregerson. Nick Johnson then hit a potential double-play grounder to shortstop Everth Cabrera, but second baseman Luis Rodriguez dropped Cabrera's shovel toss for a fielder's choice error.Gregerson got Zimmerman looking at a third strike before Dunn singled to center, scoring Harris for a 2-1 lead.With two down in the ninth, Blanks ripped Mike MacDougal's first pitch into the left-field stands for his third homer. It was MacDougal's first blown save in seven chances."We got a second life, but it was hard scoring today," Padres manager Bud Black said.San Diego's Adrian Gonzalez entered the game as a defensive substitute at first base in the seventh, extending the majors' longest active consecutive games streak to 306. Gonzalez also broke the Padres consecutive games record he previously shared with Steve Garvey."That's not really that important to me," Gonzalez said. "I just wish we would have won the game. But it's a cool accomplishment. I just got to be thankful that I've been healthy and been available for all the games."Neither starter got credit for shutting down the opposition before turning the game over to the bullpens.Gaudin allowed a run on five hits over seven innings. He walked two and struck out four, failing to win for the fifth straight start."I thought that [Gaudin] held his stuff on a very hot, muggy day," Black said. "There were situations where he had to make pitches and he did."Lannan yielded a run on five hits over eight innings. He walked one and struck out two."My fastball, I'm really trusting it, getting a lot of ground balls," Lannan said. "Guys are swinging early and helping me out."Game notes
Cabrera stole a base for the fourth straight game, but got picked off first by Lannan in the eighth after drawing a one-out walk. It was Lannan's first career pickoff. ... RHP Drew Storen, taken by the Nationals with the 10th pick in the first round of the June draft, has yet to walk a hitter in 18 innings split between Class-A Potomac and Class-A Hagerstown. He has allowed one hit and struck out 20 in his last seven appearances. ... Washington took two of three from the Padres, the franchise's first series win against San Diego since the Expos swept three games in Montreal May 6-8, 2003.
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Regular Season Series
Scoring Summary
6th | K Kouzmanoff doubled to deep right center, W Venable scored. | 1 | 0 | |
7th | J Willingham homered to left. | 1 | 1 | |
8th | A Dunn singled to right center, W Harris scored, N Johnson to third. | 1 | 2 | |
9th | K Blanks homered to left. | 2 | 2 | |
10th | A Kearns singled to deep right center, N Morgan scored, N Johnson to second. | 2 | 3 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Nationals Park, Washington, D.C. |
Attendance | 20,747 (50% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:48 |
Weather | 86 degrees, cloudy |
Wind | 4 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Chad Fairchild, First Base - John Hirschbeck, Second Base - Marty Foster, Third Base - Wally Bell |

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Before the season 3 patch shen's ki strike actually told how much damage it did, how much it stacked with hp and that every attack lowered its cd, now it only says 'every 8 seconds, shen's next attack does bonus damage'. Is this one of riots hidden nerfs or did they just forget to add in the details?
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No idea, i noticed this the other night, not sure why its like that, annoying though
I noticed this as well. Would be nice to have a descriptive tooltip for ki strike.
Ya I miss it a lot now I really have no idea how much damage I can due anymore when poking people with it.
would like to see this changed back
It's weird, they seemed to have reverted the ability back to the old version. Which they had buffed a while back to give energy, and reduce it's CD when he auto attacks.
so it doesn't give energy anymore?
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Medical technologists, also known as clinical laboratory technologists, perform and analyze the results of complex scientific tests on blood and bodily fluids. These highly trained professionals work in hospitals and independent laboratories using sophisticated procedures and equipment. When test results are analyzed and completed, medical technologists collaborate with physicians or laboratory directors on patient data.
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Medical technologists analyze samples of blood, tissue and body fluids to determine chemical content, cell count, drug levels or blood type; they may also search for specific microorganisms like bacteria or parasites. Preparing the samples for examination, using automated equipment and specialized instrumentation, performing numerous complicated tests simultaneously and accurately interpreting the results are all part of a medical technologists job.
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The day-to-day duties of a medical technologist include complex analysis of microscopic, immunologic, biologic, bacteriologic, hematologic, and chemical tests and their results. Some tasks that a medical technologist might be asked to perform could include:
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Posted By Worker Bee On January 9, 2007 @ 7:46 pm In Health,Research Analysis,Stress,Women's Health | Comments Disabled
Worker Bees' Daily Bites:
A lot of good stuff is buzzing about in the health world today, Apples. Here's the best of the batch:
1) But my crumpet won't be the same!
A new study finds that adding milk or cream to your tea [7] diminishes the nutritional value. (The nutritional value of tea is off the charts: "tea exerts antioxidative, anti-inflammatory, and vasodilating effects, 'thereby rendering protection against cardiovascular diseases' the researchers said.")
Guess what? The study examined 16 whole people. And only women. Who were post-menopausal. In other words, hardly conclusive, yet it made a splash all over the media. (Science Daily [8] got pretty darn dramatic: "Research published online in the European Heart Journal has found that the protective effect that tea has on the cardiovascular system is totally wiped out by adding milk." And then bemoaned the plight of the British, who enjoy a bit of milk in their tea.)
Despite drinking gallons of tea, the Brits do have high rates of heart disease (although, if you recall from our news item last week, they've managed to slash their national heart disease rate by almost 40% in just a few years). While this study may turn out to be accurate, it pays to take a look at just how reasonable major new health claims actually are. In this case, a milk protein called casein may blunt the antioxidants in tea (known as catechins). Or maybe not: while it's a good theory, it needs more testing.
The moral of the story? Being really dramatic about relatively small news is fun for the media (sorry guys and gals), so always consider the source and expect significant results.
2) 17% and Still Sick [9]
We spend about 2 trillion dollars a year on health care. That's not including food, or diets, or diet books, or exercise machines, or gym memberships. That's just health care. TWO. TRILLION. DOLLARS.
By comparison, we spend about 9 billion on nutritional supplements.
2 trillion dollars is also more money than the entire national GDP [10] of every single country in the world except the US, Japan, Germany, the UK, and France. That means our health care tab alone is more than the national economic value of 179 whole nations. Whew.
Now, with 17% of our national funds going to health care, what do we have to show for it?
When it comes to obesity, life expectancy, heart disease, cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes, depression, drug reactions, and preventable death, that old adage "We're #1″ is, unfortunately, all too true.
The news is both sobering and encouraging. Here we are, the richest nation on earth, suffering ill health at rates far beyond most other industrialized nations. The good news (yes, there is good news!) is that nearly every major health problem we face can be prevented in most cases through lifestyle changes. All of the above listed health conditions and diseases are almost entirely preventable with a better diet, a little exercise, and a little TLC. We could spend money on health care until the cows come home, but the fact remains: an ounce of prevention…
3) Girls Need Omega 3's, Too [11]
Yet another excellent piece on the interesting link between migraines, depression, and anxiety in women. Women tend to suffer far more from these health issues than do men. Scientists postulate a few possible reasons: hormonal differences, social and cultural pressures related to gender, and the fact that women tend to attend to the health of their children or mates before addressing their own health problems. There's no clear-cut answer, and men don't have an easy time, either: men are prone to heart attacks earlier in life, higher blood pressure, and also tend to ignore serious health issues such as ED, cancer and depression because of the social stigma.
However, whether you're a pretty pink or a big blue, you can do a lot to ease things like depression, anxiety, and even headaches by getting sufficient Omega-3 fats. Studies overwhelmingly point to the brain and heart benefits of these vital fats.
Get good fats in your body by cutting out trans-fat (found in margarine, processed foods and fried fare), eating more fish, olive oil, nuts and avocados, and taking a fish oil supplement.
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Gits mighty cold in them thar hills.
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No problems there with the CO in the cab. The hillbilly's would never notice being groggy, and just a bit on the goofy side.
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sure that guy isn't makin shine while hes drivin? I wonder if there's a law against that or do ya just need to get a permit
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Not sure this is cost effective, just how much IS a new heater core for a '93 Chevy anyway?
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Aside for the already mentioned carbon monoxide issue, and the possibilty of what would happen in an accident, with red-hoot wood embers sitting right above the gas tank….. It sort of makes the vehicle useless as a truck, by taking up almost the entire bed. Doesn't it?
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FTR MOTO will provide the first Moto2 machine to race in the world famous Isle of Man TT Races when promising 22-year-old Olie Linsdell races the FTR M210 in the six-lap Senior TT around the 37.73-mile Mountain course on Friday June 11.
Practice for the 226-mile race takes place this week, and Linsdelltook to the TT course with the M210 for the first time in this past weekend's practice sessions.
FTR's TT debut complements an already extensive and growing range of racing and track day activities with its Moto2 racing machinery. Alex Debon, Gabor Talmasci, Andrea Iannone and Karel Abraham are all using FTR's machinery in the new World Moto2 Championship.
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Following the introduction of Moto2 as a World Championship class from 2010 the popularity of the thoroughbred racing machines, fitted with 600cc Honda motors, has extended to track day customers with FTR also under way with a limited edition Ron Haslam-Elf replica machine.
Linsdell's Isle of Man FTR Moto2 machine features the latest chassis technology from the Grand Prix activities of the company and houses a CBR600RR Honda motor prepared by the Joe Darcey Team in Spain, winners of last year's Spanish Supersport Championship with Coghlan. The engine is built to World Supersport specification.
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We felt the same way you do. Last June we sold our home of 15 years. Keep a budget. Which I hate doing. My husband loves it. We spent about 6 years walking docks, going to boat shows and reading about all types of boats. In January we bought a 42 ft center cockpit. It needs some repairs but we love it. Our daughter will be 16 and in 10th grade when we leave in January. We have looked into home schooling her, haven''t decided what program to use. It has been a great change for all of us. I am a potter, so the question I''m asked is ''How are you going to get a wheel and kiln on board?''
As we know, life is about choices, the idea of crusing and exploring feels wonderful to me. Our daughter wants experence this.
Sure they will miss some of the sports, drama, etc. I feel what they will learn will out weigh these things.
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As someone who was involved in some of the initial studies into intra-regional trade in Southern and Eastern Africa in the '80's and '90's, I have to say that, at that time, the main constraints identified were:
1)Freedom of Movement and security for business travellers.
2)Poor cross border transport infrastructure (Something where substantial advances have been made in some regions!)
3)Poor Telecommunications (Something where substantial advances have been made thanks to the blossoming of mobile technology!)
4)Extremely tortuous procedures for banking payments including, in some cases, transfers having to pass via the old colonial capitals! (Again there has been some movement on this!)
Many of these issues -+ 20 years later are now facilitating increasing growth in inter-regional trade in Africa.
However, there still remain challenges:
1) Developing trade between certain regions in Africa, most notably, between Southern/Eastern Africa and Central/Western Africa. The prime problem here is the lack of a secure, tarred East to West Trans-African Highway! (Despite millions spent on efforts to promote such a development)
2) The historic complete lack of development of internal transport infrastructure (read rail, road ) in the DRC (Democratic Republic of the Congo) severely hinders not only internal trade but also intra-African trade, given the country's strategic location.
3)Development and maintaining of more secure coastal shipping services and improving of regional and local port infrastructure.
4) Harmonization/Removal of both remaining Tariff/Non-tariff(including backhanders!) barriers!
Finally, as regards, informal cross border trade this will never cease until there is complete harmonization of tariffs and internal taxes, i.e. Never!
Anyone who knows Africa well, (and by this I mean the bush, not five star hotels!), given the extremely long and porous land and riverine frontiers throughout the continent, no nation will ever be able to control such trade until they acquire the wealth to operate 24hr drone surveillance and have matching forces available to react to such events!(i.e. not for 50 years or so, if ever!)
Informal Trade will remain an important part of economic life throughout Africa for decades to come!


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Texans | Givens too expensive to sign? Sun, 12 Mar 2006 17:39:04 -0800 John McClain, of the Houston Chronicle, reports the Houston Texans spent Sunday, March 12, meeting with free agent WR David Givens (Patriots). Givens reportedly wants $25 million over five years and that's out of the Texans' price range. Late Saturday night, March 11, the Texans said Boston-based agent Brad Blank informed them that Givens was going to re-sign with the New England Patriots. This morning, Givens came to Houston as scheduled, told the Texans there had been some miscommunication and that he was definitely interested. They still haven't given up on him, but the price is too high. * No wonder he hasn't been signed
I wonder what he's asking in terms of guaranteed money. In terms of miscommunication, like others have said here, that's two in a row. Bad for business...
In my opinion, if he sticks to his 5 for 25 mill stance, there is NO WAY the Patriots will, or should, sign him. Go for it, #87. Good luck to you.
It all depends on structure. See below for a $25M 5 year deal that the pats would likely sign. SB $5M Salaries: $1M,$2M,$4M,$5M,$8M The problem is that we need a wide receiver badly. We can't count on Troy Brown, Dwight or Bethel Johnson. And for all the talk about Branch, we can't pass on Given because of the price. What if we lose Branch anyway next year?
If any team wants to give him 5 years-25 mill they can have him. No way in hell he is worth that. Myself wouldn't go over 5 years-18 mil.
Best of luck to you David. Your best chance at 5 years and $25 million was Daniel Snyder. Unfortunately for you, he just got done aquiring two receivers this weekend.
"The problem is that we need a wide receiver badly. We can't count on Troy Brown, Dwight or Bethel Johnson. And for all the talk about Branch, we can't pass on Given because of the price. What if we lose Branch anyway next year?" Good point mgteich, I hadn't really stopped long enough to think about it. Branch is not a guarantee to stay either. He's put up good numbers, has a Super Bowl MVP trophy, and will also be looking to make a big contract. We shouldn't assume he's a lock to re-sign. Also, if we lose Givens and don't find a solid replacement, IMO Branch becomes much more difficult to re-sign. His numbers would go up next season being the only reliable WR, and the Patriots would have absolutely no leverage in contract talks if he's all we have. I'm not saying we give Givens $40 million guaranteed but I don't mind giving him more than a guy with his numbers is usually worth. Because of Branch being in his final year and having really no one else, losing Givens could be bad this year but turn terrible next year.
Last guy that overpriced himself and wanted back later was Bobby Hamilton...if I remember correctly. He tried to come back after BB signed a few guys. So perhaps he is rushing the process figuring BB is going to let the market cool off first. If he's wrong he'll be making about $1.5 million (maybe here) when he signs anywhere...and that's if he's lucky.
If I were Belichick I'd give it another 24 hours then move on to Bryant or Finneran. They can't wait and have all the WR off the board while waiting for Givens to go on his tour.
I have read that Givens wants $10M guaranteed ... I could see the numbers slightly rearranged that could make this happen. $1M per year spread over 5 years in SB =$5M $1M per year in roster bonus =$5M $1M, $1.5, $1.5, $2, $3 =$9M Another $6M in bonuses some NLTBE and others than are very attainable (paying for good performance). This type of contract wouldn't be as good as what Wayne just signed.


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Tesco offers Clubcard points to Facebook users who promote products
By Matthew Chapman, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Thursday, 05 July 2012 04:20PM
Tesco is offering double Clubcard points to people who use Facebook to like, share and buy products on its ecommerce site, as part of a four-week trial.
Customers who want to take advantage of the deal have to register for the Share & Earn Facebook app that can be found via the brand's Facebook page.
Facebook users can then post products they "like" to their Facebook wall. If their friends buy the products after clicking through the Facebook post, both the sharer and the purchaser will earn Clubcard points for the purchase.
Tesco currently has 839,703 likes on Facebook and uses its page to promote promotions such as discounts on goods ordered online and competitions to win Tesco products.
Matthew Entwistle, marketing director for general merchandise online at Tesco, said: "More and more of our customers are using Facebook to chat about and recommend products they like from Tesco Direct."
The trial comes after Tesco chief executive Philip Clarke revealed he was planning on putting Clubcard operator dunnhumby back at the centre of its business.
Brands are increasingly turning to schemes that reward customers to promote products via social media.
Dell launched a "share and earn" scheme in April that enabled customers who promoted Dell products to earn £5 if one of their "shares" led to a sale of a Dell product worth more than £70.
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The aging of the federal workforce is not a crisis. It is more of a distraction. True, some agencies could find themselves in a pickle if feds begin retiring in great swarms, as has been predicted for years. But agencies know how to adapt to constrained resources. They know how to spread the work around and make do with existing staff.
But making do is not a good long-term strategy. In this regard, many agencies are in danger of turning into the public-sector equivalent of Major League Baseball's New York Mets. Today's Mets are perennial underachievers, always predicted to be competitive in their division but inevitably falling short.
Any real Mets fan could tell you the team's problem. Although Mets management have had some success in luring marquee players from year to year, they do not have the kind of home-grown young talent that forms the core of many successful ball clubs. The fact is, they stopped investing in their minor league system years ago, and now they are paying the price.
In similar fashion, agencies always seem to keep pace with the brain drain at the upper ranks, mourning the departure of star leaders but finding new stars to take their place, at least for a couple of years. This strategy will keep the revolving door between government and industry busy for years to come.
But agencies also need to pay more attention to the lower echelons of their organizations. This is not necessarily where they will find their future chief information officers, but it is where they must develop a dedicated workforce that can carry out the vision of their star free agents.
This is especially important with the technology workforce, because recent graduates are often best-acquainted with the latest thinking in the field. Without them, federal IT managers can find themselves working with hopelessly outdated ideas and information -- worse yet, they might not even know it.
It is not as if feds are wholly ignorant of the challenge. Indeed, the Defense and Homeland Security departments and some other agencies have created internship programs through which they can recruit young graduates or even people looking for a career change.
But it is amazing how little publicity those programs receive, considering their importance to the future of the federal workforce. Perhaps it seems more important to react to the immediate problem of impending retirements. But that's what the Mets do, and they break the hearts of their fans every year.
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Maragh gets 10 days for Belmont Stakes ride
Jockey Rajiv Maragh has been suspended 10 days for his ride in the Belmont Stakes aboard Isn't He Perfect. The stewards who judged last Saturday's Belmont viewed replays of the race on Wednesday and decided to issue the suspension for careless riding. The penalty will be reduced to a 7-day suspension if Maragh opts not […]
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ELMONT — If we can't have a Triple Crown winner, the next best thing is a juicy controversy. And we got that Sunday. The day after hopeless long shot Ruler on Ice won the Belmont Stakes, jilted jockey John Velazquez, who was aboard 2-1 favorite Animal Kingdom, said another rider cost him a chance to […]
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Ruler On Ice wins Belmont….you're kidding, right?
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ELMONT — C. S. Silk, the second longest shot in the field of nine, posted a three-length win in the Grade I Just A Game Stakes for fillies and mares at a mile on the turf course. C.S. Silk, trained by Dale Romans (Shackleford) was 12-1 in the race and basically went gate-to-wire to win […]
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Alexandria looked out at the group below them. She shook her head as Amalia asked her if something was wrong. It did not matter to talk about the past. They at first were talking back and forth, but it soon came to an end. Moonpaw went to Claire's level, and told her to run to the house. Alexandria looked to Amalia and her eyes were serious. "Where is the safest place here? Something big is about to..." She did not get the whole sentence out, but it was clear by the screams something very bad was happening.
Alexandria spun around, and grabbed a hold of Amalia as soon as the man let out his wales of pain to the world. It was a distraction, a good one. Her eyes said more then don't go out there. Moving to the sword, Alexandria picked it up with her good hand, and went to the window. Her hand gripped at the deadly blades scabbard. "Do you have a gun?" She asked and started thinking of ways to defend this place. "Get Claire to that spot, don't say it out loud, just get there, and hide."
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7. Is there other legislation similar to the USA PATRIOT Act?
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In expanding its Adventure Ocean program for kids, Liberty of the Seas will feature a few new twists, such as Adventure Theater by Camp Broadway. The affiliation with Camp Broadway, a well-known children's theater group in New York will expose younger passengers to theater arts -- weaving folktales, music, dance and cultural elements. Teens can explore the theater too, but also can take part in D.J. classes hosted by the Scratch DJ Academy. For younger passengers, the line's Fisher-Price's Chefs on Deck lets them learn to cook. And families can team up together to build their own ship in Build & Grow, a program with Lowe's as an affiliate.
Cruise weddings are increasingly popular, and Royal Caribbean's new Explorer Weddings, again to debut on Liberty of the Seas, adds a twist to its existing Royal Romance packages: Passengers can wed on an Alaskan glacier, in a hot-air balloon, while surfing on Liberty's FlowRider or scuba diving on the ocean bed. This is available to those renewing vows as well (stay tuned for a news item offering further details).
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Two-color balls Guess how many yellow-AND-blue balls are in the picture below. Time allowed 10 seconds!
There are 3 yellow-blue balls located in C2, H3, and E6 (<- highlight with the mouse). In visual perception, search is very difficult when you have to find an object with a combination of two SAME attributes (colors), than with more complex attributes (color + form).
Lisa Chavis answered: NONE!
Anton Sparks answered: 0? - On further reflection - at least 3?
Sherri Sells answered: There are no yellow and blue balls, only red and yellow and red and blue balls.
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Actual innocence is a state of affairs in which a defendant in a criminal case is innocent of the charges against them because he or she did not in fact commit the crime of which they have been accused.
In its most literal sense, "actual innocence" - more properly understood as a claim that the prosecution has failed to prove factual guilt beyond a reasonable doubt - is a very commonly raised defense to a crime.[1][2] Claims of "actual innocence may involve disputing that any crime occurred at all, or that the accused was the perpetrator of the criminal act. Arguably, even affirmative defenses such as "self-defense," insanity, or "mistake of fact" qualify as "actual innocence" claims because while in those cases the accused admits to both his or her identity as the actor and to the existence of the act ("actus reus"), he or she is claiming that the State cannot prove that he or she had the requisite mental state ("mens rea") to constitute a crime.
However, the specific term "actual innocence" is most often used in the context of someone convicted for a crime he or she did not commit. Claims of "actual innocence" are, in that sense, usually raised in post-conviction challenges to a conviction. The Tarlton Law Library at the University of Texas at Austin maintains an "Actual Innocence awareness database" containing "resources pertaining to wrongful convictions, selected from the popular media (such as newspaper articles and segments which aired on television news magazines), journal articles, books, reports, legislation and websites".
In the United States, establishing "actual innocence" after a conviction may be considerably more difficult than winning an acquittal at trial, however. At trial, the defendant enjoys a due process right to the presumption of innocence, and the State is obligated to prove the guilt of the accused beyond a reasonable doubt. See, e.g., Cochran v. United States, 157 U.S. 286, 299 (1895). However, "innocence" is a factual question, and once a fact-finder—judge or jury—makes a factual determination, appellate and post-conviction courts generally are bound by those factual determinations. Appeals and post-conviction cases, by their very nature, focus on legal errors, not factual disputes. Indeed, it is unclear whether proof of actual innocence is, in and of itself, grounds for appellate reversal. Herrera v. Collins, 506 U.S. 390 (1993)
A convicted person has two avenues for attacking the validity of his or her conviction and/or sentence. The first is direct appeal. Direct appeals are limited in number and scope, and address only those issues raised in the lower court. The second method of attacking the validity of a conviction is known as "collateral" review, and can take many forms, including state and federal petitions for writs of habeas corpus, petitions for writs of error coram nobis, and—increasingly—a newly developed form of collateral relief which allows petitioners to raise claims of actual innocence, whether through DNA testing or through some other method. Thus, it is in collateral, post-conviction filings that claims of actual innocence are most likely to be considered.
Because the prosecution must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, a defendant asserting actual innocence need only raise a reasonable doubt as to whether they were the person who committed a particular crime, or whether the acts that they committed amount to the commission of a crime. In point of fact, the defendant is not obliged to present a defense at all.
Examples of an actual innocence defense include:
Many celebrated criminal cases have rested solely on the defense that the defendant did not commit the crime - for example, O.J. Simpson, Robert Blake, and Michael Jackson all claimed that they simply had not committed the acts charged. By contrast, defendants such as Jeffrey Dahmer, Susan Smith, and Lorena Bobbitt conceded that they committed the criminal act, but raised defenses such as insanity or diminished capacity.
Because most forms of post-conviction collateral relief are limited to procedural or Constitutional flaws in the trial itself, claims of "actual innocence" generally are recognized only in those states which have adopted specific "actual innocence" statutes. Otherwise, in order to obtain post-conviction collateral relief, a defendant must often plead a specific statutory grounds for relief, i.e., that the conviction was obtained in violation of the Constitution of the United States. In jurisdictions that restrict a court's power to hear a post-conviction petition to a time period defined by statute, the court cannot grant post-conviction relief upon expiration of the time period regardless of the discovery of proof of "actual innocence" of the crime for which he was convicted. The jurisdictional bar is often rationalized by citing the requirement of finality of the judicial process in order to maintain the integrity of the system.
As DNA testing grew more sophisticated, every state adopted statutes or rules allowing newly discovered DNA results to form the basis of a challenge to a conviction on grounds of "actual innocence." The scope and breadth of an inmate's ability to bring a DNA-based claim of actual innocence varies greatly from state to state. The Supreme Court has ruled that convicted persons do not have a constitutional due process right to bring DNA-based post-conviction "actual innocence" claims. District Attorney's Office v. Osborne, 557 U.S. 52 (2009). Thus, the way such claims are handled may vary greatly from one jurisdiction to the next.
Following reports of a sizable number of DNA-based exonerations, some states also have adopted broader "actual innocence" statutes allowing post-conviction challenges on the basis of newly discovered evidence in general. The Commonwealth of Virginia adopted such a law in 2004, subjecting petitioners to a very high standard of proof to overturn a conviction: that "the previously unknown or unavailable evidence is material and, when considered with all of the other evidence in the current record, will prove that no rational trier of fact would have found proof of guilt or delinquency beyond a reasonable doubt." Va. Code Ann. § 19.2-327.11. Upon the presentation of such evidence, the Virginia Court of Appeals (its intermediate appellate court) may reverse the conviction. In 2009 the State of Maryland adopted a law with a significantly lower standard: the new evidence must "create[] a substantial or significant possibility that the result may have been different[.]" Md. Code Ann., Crim. Pro. Art. §8-301. However, the Maryland law allows for a retrial rather than a summary reversal. The State of Utah has adopted an actual innocence statute. The legislatures of Wyoming and Missouri were considering similar laws in 2013.
Even in those jurisdictions without formal "actual innocence" provisions in their post-conviction statutes, actual innocence can have a procedural effect, in that it will excuse procedural default and permit the filing of a successor collateral relief petition. This is based on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Schlup v. Delo, 513 U.S. 298 (1995)[1], in which a death row inmate filed a second federal habeas corpus petition, asserting as substantive claims the claims that his trial lawyer had ineffectively failed to present alibi witnesses and that the Government had wrongly concealed exculpatory evidence. Schlup also argued that he was actually innocent --- not because that was a substantive ground for relief, but because his actual innocence excused his failure to raise his ineffective-counsel and prosecutorial-nondisclosure claims in his state court pleadings and in his first federal habeas petition. Whether or not relief was to be granted, the Schlup Court held, depended on the merits of his ineffective counsel and prosecutorial nondisclosure claims.
Because pleading in the alternative is generally permitted in criminal cases, a defendant may claim to have not committed the crime itself, but at the same time may claim that if the defendant had committed the crime, the act was excused for a reason such as insanity or intoxication, or was justified due to provocation or self-defense. Such claims are, for obvious reasons, difficult to present to juries, because they entail arguing both that the defendant did and did not commit the crime alleged.
Much of US criminal law is derived from the English common law, whose standard analysis is that (with the exception of strict liability offenses) a crime is made up of two parts: (i) the guilty act (actus reus) (ii) and the guilty intention (mens rea). A court examines the issues in sequence since there is little point in establishing intent if the accused did not commit the act. The court will convict only if the actus and the mens are shown beyond reasonable doubt. If convicted, the accused may contest either or both of the findings of actus or mens. England does not have the specific concept of "actual innocence"; rather the courts are concerned to ensure that an innocent person is not subject to a criminal penalty. The appeal process will not impose an onus of proof of "beyond reasonable doubt" to show innocence, but (even if the process takes years) a court will allow new evidence to be adduced if it tends to show that the accused did not (or could not) commit the crime. The UK, like all 47 Member States of the Council of Europe, is a signatory to the European Convention of Human Rights,[3] and is prohibited by Article 3 from using the death penalty; so there is no longer the fear that an innocent man may be executed. The case of prisoner Troy Davis, executed 21 September 2011, illustrates the difficulties that a person has, once convicted, to prove his "actual innocence" in the USA.


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AUGUSTA – The Maine Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) is now accepting nominations for the 2013 Governor's Award for Business Excellence.
Business excellence is epitomized by a balanced combination of manufacturing and service excellence and a steadfast commitment to employees, customers and the community. This award is presented to for-profit companies that consistently demonstrate high levels of attentiveness and dedication in these areas.
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Companies that have been in business in Maine for five or more years may be nominated or may nominate themselves. DECD strongly encourages businesses of all sizes to apply. Completed nomination forms, available on DECD's website here, are due to the department by Friday, Feb. 15. Winners will be notified prior to an award ceremony to be scheduled in the spring of 2013.
The Governor's Award for Business Excellence was created in 1991, and 117 companies to date have received the award. DECD is proud to administer the excellence awards and to work with a selection committee comprised of past award recipients and business people. For more information on the award, please visit here or email Brian Doyle, Governor's Account Executive.


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Olewo carrots?
Ok so I've read a lot about olewo carrots for dogs. I've read about the benefits of better poop, shiny coat and increase in the dogs pigment. Is this stuff true? And does anyone have pictures of dogs before and after they started giving their dogs olewo carrots? Thanks a lot.
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No, never heard of them until now. I did look them up, they just seem to be dehydrated carrots that have to be soaked first. So, why not just give grated raw carrots instead, be cheaper and less work, as you can buy the grated carrots. For a supplement instead, I would give the Omega 3 fish capsules - that would help the coat, digestion, and the bones. I give my Sting Nordic Naturals Omega 3 Pet soft gels.
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You probably read some of my reviews
I love Olewo - great product. Don't have before/after (been lazy about getting pictures up until now), but will some comparisons for the new pup in a month or so - just started her on it. Here are some of my dogs that have or are using Olewo now: It does not change color. Just enhances what is already present. I do carrots and red beets - good stuff. Lasts forever and very cost effective. All dogs here are/were on grain free or raw. |
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Solid Gold - if you still want him on puppy chow: their Wolfcub, otherwise WolfKing or one of the others. My Sting loves their Barking at the Moon. Oh, and for those carrots, I did read on Amazon they are supposed to be soaked in oil (like salmon oil), that could be what is giving the coat shine .
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Sugar content will be whatever the content of a half cup (1 serving is usually a tblsp dry which makes 1/2 cup hydrated) of raw ground carrots would be - Olewo is preserved through dehydration from fresh carrots and contain no additives.
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I have fed both for many years. Wonderful. Will darken pigment. Do not feed to a white dog
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Nokia RM-940 certified, might have a S800 chipset, 1080p screen
The stars are slowly aligning for a 6" 1080p Nokia phablet with Snapdragon 800 power. The information is pretty circumstantial, but it's there in a Bluetooth SIG filing and from data collected by AdDuplex.
AdDuplex collects stats on Windows Phone handsets and found in its logs a few unofficial Nokia devices like the RM-937, RM-927 and RM-940. RM-937 reported a scale factor (a measurement showing the relation between screen resolution and size) of 150, which is what 720p phones report. However, Nokia doesnt have 720p devices, only WXGA (1280 x 768 instead of 1280 x 720).
So, either Nokia is making a device called RM-937 with a 720p screen, or this is a 1080p device with a larger screen diagonal. Again, it's pretty circumstantial. The RM-940 was apparently the same device running on AT&T's netwok and the RM-927 was on Verizon.
It was the RM-940 that showed up in a filing with the Bluetooth SIG. What's interesting is that the filing is linked to another one made by Qualcomm that lists a number of Snapdragon chipsets: MSM8974; MSM8x26; MSM8926; MSM8x10; MSM8916; MSM8x12; APQ8074.
The first one (ending in 74) is a Snapdragon 800 chipset (quad-core Krait 400 CPU, Adreno 330 GPU), then there's the xx26, which is a Snapdragon 400 chipset (quad-core Cortex-A7, Adreno 305) and finally the xx10 and xx12 chipsets, or Snapdragon 200 (dual-core and quad-core Cortex-A7 respectively, Adreno 302). It's not clear what the xx16 is, but it's probably Snapdragon 200 too.
Nokia already uses Snapdragon 400 chipsets for its lower-end Lumias but not ones with Cortex-A7. And it hasn't used Snapdragon 200 chipsets either. So, even if the Snapdragon 800 rumor doesnt pan out, the RM-940 will at least use a quad-core Cortex-A7 (it's unlikely that a 720p device, let alone a 1080p device, will use Adreno 302), which is news too Microsoft has yet to flip the switch on the quad-core support for Windows Phone 8.
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Conundrum can be served with every course from appetizer to dessert and pairs beautifully with spicy foods and full-flavored Asian cuisine. The "conundrum," or puzzle, of this wine is in guessing which grapes make up the blend.
The "conundrum", or puzzle, of this wine is in guessing which grapes make up the blend; a combination that includes Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Muscat Canelli, Semillon and Viognier. Conundrum is a true California wine, with grapes sourced from Napa, Monterey, Santa Barbara and Tulare counties. Winemaker Jon Bolta began to craft the style for Conundrum in 1988.
The twist cap closure protects the fine aromas and flavors of this distinctive blend, allowing the bottle to be easily re-closed and refrigerated. The airtight cap also eliminates the possibility of cork taint.
Conundrum is owned by the Wagner family of Caymus Vineyards, but stands on its own as a separate brand. The Conundrum winery in Monterey County is close to the sources for most of the grape varietals that make up the wine.
Over the years, Georges has developed long-standing relationships with the region's top growers and winemakers. Georges is involved in every aspect of his enterprise and is known for his passion and his legendary palate. In 2003, the Duboeuf family opened a new, modern winery in Romanéche-Thorins. The following year, the Duboeuf and Deutsch families jointly purchased Château des Capitans in Juliénas. With annual sales of 30 million bottles, Georges Duboeuf is one of the world's best-known French brands.
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The Oyster Bay label is owned by Delegat's Wine Estate, one of New Zealand's largest family owned and managed wine producers.
The first Oyster Bay vines were planted in 1988 and the label takes its name from the local Oyster Bay, situated in the picturesque headlands of the Marlborough Sounds, on the northern tip of New Zealand's beautiful South Island.
The natural siting advantages of the Oyster Bay vineyards are complemented by our intensive and careful viticultural practices including vine spacing, trellis configuration, canopy management and irrigation and vine monitoring systems.
The glorious result is consistently high quality grapes which, together with sensitive skilled winemaking, express the unique character of Marlborough.
Full-bodied, very powerful in the fruity tastes, with tannins that are elegant and well linked to a good acidity. It is characterized by pleasant sensations of sweet tobacco. The finish is particularly long and shows powerful notes of plums and more light aromas of clove.
In 1913, the Folonari family purchased Ruffino and brought new talent, energy and enthusiasm into the company. They started on a nearly century-long pursuit to develop a collection of estates in Tuscany, all of which matched the standard of quality and uniqueness which was the trademark of Ruffino wine.
Over the last sixty years, Ruffino has established seven prominent estates in Tuscany, all situated within the major DOCG production regions including Brunello di Montalcino, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Chianti and Chianti Classico. Today, Ruffino continues to meld century-long Tuscan traditions with new state-of-the-art cellar technology and modern winemaking for an ideal symbiosis with the energy of the contemporary Italian lifestyle.
Château Paradis Casseuil is a former dependence of Château Rieussec. It also underwent Rieussec's troubled history in the 20th century. Taken under Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite)'s wing in 1984, Château Paradis Casseuil's cellars are located in the heart of the vineyard located in Sainte-Foy-la-Longue.
The Château Paradis Casseuil cellars, located in Sainte-Foy-la-Longue are used to vinify the red wines. White wines are vinified at Château Rieussec, benefiting from the same modern technical instruments used for the Grand Vin Château Rieussec.
The vineyard is located in the three districts of Casseuil, Caudrot, and Sainte-Foy-la-Longue in the appellation Entre-Deux-Mers. There are 23 hectares (57.5 acres) of vines including 17 hectares of red varietals on claylimestone soil at Caudrot and Ste-Foy, and clay and gravel soil at Casseuil. The red varietals are 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 45% Merlot and 5% of Cabernet Franc. And the white varietals are 60% of Semillion, 20% of Muscadelle and 20% of Sauvignon blanc.
The wines of Château Paradis Casseuil are bottled in spring without ageing in oak barrels. This allows the wines to keep their freshness and the fruit. They can be enjoyed within 2 to 3 years after harvest.


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I have been working at Campbell Soup Company full-time (more than 10 years)
My fellow workers and the benefits.
It's to the point where I am afraid to come to work. I think it's just a matter of time before somebody goes postal. The management – especially in Cherry Hill – is so unbelievably unfair and unreasonable that you just can't win. A blind man can see what's going on yet nothing changes. Good people have left the organization, voiced their reasons during their exit interviews and nobody does anything to make things better for those of us who are stuck here. Great employees are getting bad reviews – and the reasons are ridiculous. Some people aren't even given reasons why they get bad reviews. "You said something that somebody didn't like but I can't tell you what it was." One comment negates an entire year of blood, sweat and tears – not to mention completely wipes away any self-esteem we have left. I used to love my job but now I hate coming to work every day. No matter what I do, it's never enough. We are all felt to feel completely worthless. I wish I could get another job but, without a degree, I know I can't. So they just keep beating us down and making us feel horrible. My customers like me, my sales people like me, my colleagues like me – but I keep getting bad reviews. And for stupid reasons. I come in early, stay late and work through lunch but it doesn't matter. It never used to be like this.
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"Great people, difficult environment "
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I have been working at Campbell Soup Company full-time (more than 5 years)
ProsSmart. committed people to work with
Social responsibility is taken seriously
Highly ethicalConsCan't make decisions
Fearful of making mistakes, slow to innovate
Slave to the analysts
Exceedingly slow to change despite widespread recognition that it's neededAdvice to ManagementAdviceLet people make decisions you pay them to make - stop second guessing, stop asking for reams of data and then chase squirrels rather than make up your minds.
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I have been working at Campbell Soup Company
Prosintroducing new products to reach younger generations, looking to expand thorugh buy-outs
ConsLook to outside for leaders who do not always understand the soup business
Advice to ManagementAdviceembracng tchnolgy for technology sake will not connect you to the consumer.