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Remembering Left Eye, 10 Years After Her Death
Ten years ago on this day (April 25), the world mourned the loss of a great one-of-a-kind talent. Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes' died at the tender age of 30 in La Ceiba, Honduras after swerving her vehicle to avoid a collision with an oncoming truck.
The outspoken Philly native was best known as the sassy member of the acclaimed girl group TLC. With over 50 million albums sold, TLC are the second best-selling female group of all time, behind the Spice Girls. The trio is responsible for hits such as: 'Baby Baby Baby,' 'Waterfalls,' 'No Scrubs,' 'Unpretty,' and more.
The group's second studio album, CrazySexyCool, would be their most successful and went on to be certified diamond by the RIAA, and eventually sold 22 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best selling albums of all-time. TLC also ranks in the top 100 of the best selling acts of all-time in U.S. history.
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WHITE COUNTY – Indiana Department of Transportation maintenance crews will begin a pavement preservation project on Ind. 18 today or sometime soon, weather permitting. Ind. 18 from U.S. 231 to Ind. 43 will be chip sealed.
Traffic will be controlled by arrow boards and flagmen in the area where crews will be working. Work on the roadway is scheduled to last through Aug. 22. The work schedule is subject to change in the event of inclement weather.
Drivers should exercise caution during the construction of these projects. Loose stone will be present on the roadway during the initial cure of the asphalt and can damage windshields and paint on vehicles following each other too closely. It is recommended when travelling on a recently chip-sealed road to slow down and allow additional space between vehicles.
WRE to have Hap's chicken bash
The community is invited to Weekday Religious Education's Hap's Chicken Bash from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Sept. 25 at the McHale Complex at Riverside Park. Free carousel rides will also be available from 5 to 6:45 p.m. to those who come for the dinner.
Tickets are $8.50 for adults and $4 for children ages 8 and under. To better serve the community and have plenty of chicken available, WRE asks that you purchase your tickets early and in advance. Tickets are available from Steve Farrer – 574-643-9472, or Joyce Leach – 574-753-4596 or 574-870-1640.
State police to set up checkpoint
PERU – Friday evening, officers from the Indiana State Police Peru Post will conduct an enforcement checkpoint targeting impaired drivers in Miami County.
After the checkpoint, troopers will conduct roving saturation patrols aggressively seeking impaired drivers throughout the Indiana State Police Peru District which covers Cass, Fulton, Grant, Miami, Howard, Tipton and Wabash Counties.
The purpose of enforcement checkpoints is to remove impaired drivers from Indiana roadways before they cause needless pain, suffering, or death to innocent victims.
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All Saints School has openings for thier preschool class. For more information, call 574-722-4080.
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Exchange students ranging from ages 15 to 18 await host families for the upcoming school year. Interested families are asked to consider the wonderful attributes of hosting a foreign exchange student.
Some of these students will be participating for the full school year and others for six months. They come with their own spending money and are covered by health and accident insurance. All that is required of a host family is to provide meals, bed, laundry facilities, a place to study, guidance and care you would offer your own child. For more information visit the website www.internationfellowship.org.
International fellowship has been in existence since 1952 in Westfield, N.Y. If interested in hosting please contact Marlene Godel, area director, at 800-647-8839.
Hospice having annual food drive
Gentiva Hospice (formerly Hope Hospice) is having its ninth annual food drive, in partnership with Emmaus Mission Center, now through Aug. 31. Drop off non-perishable food items at Area Five Agency on Aging and Community Service or at Gentiva Hospice. For more information, contact Wendy at 574-722-3683.


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Eleven people were injured Friday night as an estimated 50,000 people flooded downtown streets for a free outdoor concert by the band LMFAO. Two other people were injured Friday separate from the concert-going group. Indianapolis Public Safety Director Frank Straub said none of the injuries were serious, most involving shortness of breath or scraped knees.
Officials are still tweaking their downtown plan as they prepare for more concerts and activities before kickoff, and they seemed to be pleased with the early results.
There was bumper-to-bumper traffic on some streets heading into downtown Saturday, but as of 10 p.m., police had not reported any injuries or arrests.
Police made a total of 22 arrests Friday night, mostly for public intoxication.
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William Albert Freeman
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — William Albert Freeman, 84, of White Sulphur Springs, WV, passed away Friday, September 20, 2013, at Greenbrier Valley Medical Center in Fairlea, WV.
He was born April 16, 1929, in Caldwell, WV, a son of the late William Shelby and Vera Bennett Freeman.
Mr. Freeman was a member of the Emmanuel United Methodist Church, White Sulphur Springs. After graduating in 1947, he worked fourteen years at the former Hercules plant in Covington, VA, and retired as a waiter in room service at The Greenbrier. Mr. Freeman was a great sportsman in high school football and basketball, and loved keeping up with sports throughout his life.
Other than his parents he was preceded in death by a son, Frank David Freeman, in 1982, and a sister, Sally Surber, in 2013.
Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Shirley Sprouse Freeman at home; four sons, George Freeman (Germaine), of Charleston, WV, Carl Freeman (Sharon) of White Sulphur Springs, Joe Freeman (Katy) of Radford, VA, and John Freeman of White Sulphur Springs; one granddaughter, Carrie DeHaven (Noel); and three great-grandchildren, Ruby, Josiah, and Tripp. He is also survived by a sister, Phyllis Persinger of White Sulphur Springs; four nieces, and one nephew.
Honoring Bill's wishes, there will be no service or visitation.
Shanklin Funeral Home, White Sulphur Springs, is serving the family.
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Deborah Sue Harrah, 66, passed away Sept. 20, 2013.
Arrangements are incomplete. Wallace & Wallace of Ansted is in charge of the arrangements.
Christina B. 'Teeny' Holland
SANDSTONE — Christina B. "Teeny" Holland, 87, of Sandstone went home to be with the Lord, Friday, September 20, 2013, at the home of her daughter following a long illness.
Born October 10, 1925, at Sandstone, she was the daughter of the late Elbert and Mary Byrtle Cantrell Bragg.
A member of Sandstone Baptist Church where she sang in the choir as long as health permitted, retired in 1986 from Summers County Hospital with 17 years of service, she loved gardening and her flowers. Mrs. Holland was a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother.
Preceded in death by her husband, Clifford Clayton Holland; two sons, Harvey Clayton and Wesley Hunter; one sister, Charlotte Ayers; and two brothers, Calvin and Jimmy Bragg.
Those left to cherish her memory include four children, Harold Holland and wife Kay of Forest Hill, Howard Holland and wife Charmaine of Texas, Eugene Holland and wife Jan of Sandstone and Cleitus Spade and husband Mike of Sandstone; eleven grandchildren, twenty-seven great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild, one sister, Geraldine Harris of Meadow Creek, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Monday, September 23, 2013, at the Ronald Meadows Funeral Parlors Chapel with Pastors George Clarkson and George Cook officiating. Burial will follow in Restwood Memorial Gardens near Hinton.
Friends may call from 11 a.m. until service time on Monday.
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
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- 1 salmon filet - about a pound
- 2 - 4 T fresh herbs, chopped (thyme or dill is nice, but anything you like is probably good)
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teasoon salt (a bit more if kosher, or if fish is skinned)
- 1 teaspoon oil, if that - you just need a very thin film
1. Heat the oven to 200 F. (not a typo)
2. Chop up the herb, and mix it with the salt and pepper. I happen to have lemon thyme in my garden, and it is my favorite for fish, but regular thyme or any herb you like works fine -- even parsley. If you want to use more, that's fine, and sometimes I mix in a a tablespoon or so of sesame seeds.
2. Smear the oil on an oven-proof serving platter, and put the fish on top. If the filet is skinned, put some salt and pepper on both sides, otherwise just put the fish skin side down and season the top. I usually run my oily hand from the platter-smearing over the fish so the seasoning will stick a bit better.
3. Bake for about 40 to 45 minutes, until salmon flakes. You won't believe how good it is. I usually serve it with a sort of homemade tartar sauce mixing mayonnaise, lemon zest and juice, some of the same herb I used on the fish, capers, and a very small amount of hot sauce.
Nutritional Information: Figuring three servings per pound, each has zero carbs, 30 grams of protein, and 230 calories.


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Post-process deduplication will write the backup image to a disk cache before starting to dedupe. This lets the backup complete at full disk performance. Post-process dedupe requires disk cache capacity sized for the backup data that's not deduplicated plus the additional capacity to store deduped data. The size of the cache depends on whether the dedupe process waits for the entire backup job to complete before starting deduplication or if it starts to deduplicate data as it's written and, more importantly, when the deduplication process releases storage space.
Inline dedupe could negatively impact backup performance when the app uses a fingerprint database that grows over time.
| Inline approaches inspect and dedupe data on the way to the disk target. Performance degradation depends on several factors, including the method of fingerprinting, granularity of dedupe, where the inline processing occurs, network performance, how the dedupe technology workload is distributed and more.
Long-term viability
The issue is software vs. hardware. On the hardware side, purpose-built appliances offer faster deployments, integrating with existing backup software and providing a plug-and-play experience. The compromise? There are limitations when it comes to flexibility and scalability. Additional appliances may need to be added as demand for capacity increases, and the resulting appliance "sprawl" not only adds management complexity and overhead, but may limit deduplication to each individual appliance.
With software approaches, disk capacity may be more flexible. Disk storage is virtualized, appearing as a large pool that scales seamlessly. In a software scenario, the impact on management overhead is less and the effect on deduplication may be greater since deduplication occurs across a larger data set than most individual appliance architectures.
Software-based client-side and proxy dedupe optimize performance by distributing dedupe processing across a large number of clients or media servers. Target dedupe requires powerful, purpose-built storage appliances as the entire backup load needs to be processed on the target. Because software implementations offer better workload distribution, inline dedupe performance may be improved over hardware-based equivalents.
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Even though I didn't even get a lousy T-shirt after spending a good part of the summer in a courtroom listening to the high-stakes patent trial between Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co., I did walk away with a souvenir.
Thanks to artist Vicki Ellen Behringer, I now own a small, signed courtroom sketch of Apple lawyer Harold McElhinny's direct questioning of Phil Schiller, Apple's global marketing chief, on Aug. 3, 2012.
I expect that one day, far into the future, my postcard — a reproduction of one of the nearly three dozen pen, ink and watercolor drawings created by Behringer during the month-long trial — may be worth something to someone keen for Apple memorabilia. But the truth is my reproduction won't be worth as much as one of the original drawings.
Those drawings are now up for grabs.
The 11-by-15 inch images took anywhere from 75 minutes to 2 hours to complete, says Behringer, who's spent the past 20 years sketching her way through high-profile trials in Northern California featuring everyone from Michael Jackson to the Unabomber to convicted murderer Scott Peterson. She typically works on multiple images at a time, averaging a sketch an hour.
Created for news clients including Reuters, CNN, CNBC and Cnet as a way to capture witnesses, lawyers, the judge and jury in action — cameras and videos are not allowed in federal courtrooms as a general rule – the sketches feature Apple and Samsung's top lawyers, U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh, the nine jurors who heard the case and the dozens of company executives and expert witnesses called to testify.
(Apple sued Samsung, accusing the company of copying the designs of its iPhone. Samsung countersued, saying Apple had violated its patents. The jurors sided with Apple on Aug. 24.)
Behringer, who traveled from her home near Sacramento, California, to immortalize the Apple vs. Samsung drama in San Jose, California, federal court, has priced her drawings starting at $450. That'a a deal compared to a Michael Jackson original courtroom sketch, which starts at $700.
She's also offering 11-by-15 signed prints of the Apple/Samsung drama for $125.
The courtroom artist using an iPhone to help sketch the Apple/Samsung trial is an amusing irony, but the real irony (and trajedy) is that the public's visual view of this high profile battle between two high tech giants was relegated to an ancient art form (albeit an aesthetically pleasing one). The federal court system, long on tradition and resistant to change, needs to join the overwhelming majority of state courts which allow video coverage of judicial proceedings. Although the state courts have studied the issue of cameras in the courtroom to death over the past 10 years (and concluded that cameras can be manged so as to not interfere with the fair adminstration of justice) the federal courts recently announced a two year pilot project in a few isolated courts to study the issue. By the time the federal courts come to the inevitable same conclusion as the state courts, technology will have advanced and the use of courtroom cameras by the legacy media will be replaced by live, online video streaming. The state courts are again being the pioneers in using new technology to improve transparency and access to the judicial branch of government. Take a look at what one Massachusetts state court is doing to truly open up court proceedings. http://opencourt.us/live/. Even the state courts in my home state of Utah are poised to soon join the modern world and allow cameras and mobile electronic devices in the courtroom.
Okay, no offense to the sketch artist, but you know what, big offense actually. I've seen quite a few sketches from friends whose family members did this as a side job, and these suck. They're terribly lazy, no real depth. They're childish and unprofessional, and just crappy. They also seem to slant a little for some reason. I don't know maybe each state has a certain type of style and this is Californias??? Whatever, they're not good.
They should use them to make a Comic Book …. with Google as the masked Avenger waiting in the wings as poor little Samsung being ravaged and beaten up by the Big Bully Evil Empire CrApple and in the backgound on the monitors the 1984 Commercial running with Steve Jobs face as BIG BROTHER.
Again, to remind everyone of "Prior Art" – The Original iPhone design, was Stolen from LG after LG had shown the Working Model LG Prada in MARCH of 2007 at CeBIT in Germany! (So obviously in development LONG before the iPhony!) – www.slashgear.com/slashgear-at-cebit-lg-prada-phone-hands-on-164344/
Proof!?, the iPhone Prototype was not shown until NINE Months Later on January 9 2008, plenty of time to STEAL the design from LG! "On January 9, 2007, Jobs announced the iPhone at the Macworld convention," If you don't see the outright design Theft, you're nuts! CrApple the great iNOvator!


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The first concert from Rum & Humble and Spaceland Productions—the hip team programming shows this year at the Santa Monica Pier—is on the calendar for Saturday, March 30.
SEE ALSO: Big Names (Spoiler Alert: The Echo Founder) Getting Behind Santa Monica Pier Events
"All Bands on Deck" is the debut concert featuring a couple of lesser-known electropop bands and DJ Chris Baio of Vampire Weekend. The two other main acts are Portland-based YACHT and funkier Poolside, which is making its rounds in the Los Angeles music scene.
Rum & Humble's Martin Fleischmann said each of the acts fits into an "aesthetic, sonically and otherwise, that jibes perfectly with the Pier's convivial seaside atmosphere."
"They are popular with one of the demographic groups that we would like to see more of on the Pier," he said.
The targeted demographic? Locals in their mid-20s to mid-30s.
"All HBnds on Deck" is 4 p.m. March 30. Tickets, which are on sale now, start at $10 and go up to $30.
Kisses, Guns in the Sun DJs, and KCRW DJ Mario Cotto are also on the line-up.
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Cary-Grove High School has announced the salutatorian for the Class of 2012.
Senior Alex Whitaker earned the title of salutatorian after earning a 4.639 grade-point average during his four years at Cary-Grove, 2208 Three Oaks Rd. in Cary.
Whitaker, who spoke before his 433 classmates on Saturday during the school's commencement program, plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania in the fall, said Jeff Puma, director of communications for Community High School District 155.
The district has four high schools serving its communities.
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Wanna meet the "Swedish Kylie"?
What's that sound? It's GT sitting on the fence about this.It's the video for Cry For You, the first UK single by a Swedish pop singer called Petra Marklund, whose PR team has enthusiastically labeled "the Swedish Kylie".In her favour Cry For You was a number one US dance hit and top ten in several countries around Europe. That Youtube link above has also notched up an impressive 2,440,523 views (or 2,440,521 if we hadn't looked at it twice).Points against her include the fact Cry For You is "a complete rob of Smalltown Boy and Can't Get You Out Of My Head" (so sayeth GT's Bob), the use of a tent as a fashion accessory and maybe also the slightly weird epileptic Kelly Osbournes in the background.That said, the video is being re-shot for the UK release, so that would render the last two points void.We suspect we will have to hear it drunk before making a proper assessment.(That said #2: this is further evidence of crimes against fashion. Hmm....)NEWS FLASH: We're just been told that you can view her UK video for Cry For Youhere.Cry For You is out on April 14th.


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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Bryce Harper continued his torrid start to the spring season, going 3-for-3 in the Nationals' 9-5 loss to the Braves on Tuesday, and talked his way into Wednesday's lineup.
Harper, now 6-for-8 this spring, was originally scheduled to get a day off on Wednesday. But when he arrived at the Nationals' complex Tuesday morning and saw Jayson Werth and Denard Span already in the lineup, he brought his case to manager Davey Johnson.
"I had him out of the lineup to rest him and he said 'What am I doing out of the lineup? I want in the lineup,'" Johnson said. "I'm already getting it. He's in. He talked his way in."
"I thought having Denard in center and Werth in right and then putting me out there, our outfield set together (would be good)," Harper said. "I really just wanted to try to work in with them. Try to have a good lineup tomorrow. I like to try to get in that lineup everyday, pretty much."
Harper mostly shrugged off his hot start to the spring. He approaches each game looking to focus on the little things. Trying to square up as many pitches as he can, trying to take good routes to balls in left field, trying to hit the cutoff man, trying to improve his jumps and reads on the basepaths.
"Just trying to feel a little bit better out there each day," Harper said. "With everything."
The results are, of course, pleasing to the eye as well. But Harper said he understands that it's the end of February and the pitchers he's facing now are going to improve with each outing.
"I faced a couple good guys but they're not at full bore and I know that," he said. "Facing (Braves starter Mike Minor) during the season and facing him right now is a little bit different. He's definitely a little bit sharper during the season. He's got good stuff right now, but it's always better during the season. You're going to face a lot of guys who are going to get better during the season."
Harper is in an interesting position in that he's still in just his second year in the major leagues — and just third camp — but he's got a spot in the everyday lineup. He hesitated to say he's "relaxed or comfortable because I don't want to be that way," he said. "I never want to be that way."
But he acknowledges that it's a good feeling to hear the manager say he's going to be the team's everyday left fielder. He's played more than most of the Nationals' veterans, on par more with the workload of Ian Desmond and Danny Espinosa, but Johnson is still going to try to keep him fresh for the season as best he can.
For his part, Harper was all for getting as much playing time as possible.
"I just like to hit," he said. "As long as I'm in the lineup, if it's DH or anything like that… It's just as much as he wants to play me."
"You still have to work and compete and try to get better every single day," Harper added. "And that's what I'm going to try to do."


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Tim Ritter
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The No. 2 Tulsa Memorial Chargers overpowered Claremore and advanced to the Class 5A Regional Championship with a 91-34 win Friday night.
Claremore, who had three seniors quit in the regular-season finale at Tahlequah, fought tooth-and-nail for 32 minutes and showed a lot of heart down the stretch in the season finale.
Despite trailing 22-2 at the end of the first quarter, the Zebras (0-23) found their offense in the second quarter as senior guard Daniel Lauer came off the bench to drain a three-pointer and a running baseline jumper.
Randy Williams, a junior guard, also contributed with four straight points while senior forward Grady Caton and junior guard Hunter Garroutte had two points each as Claremore trailed Memorial, 38-13 at halftime.
Memorial, though, poured it on in the final 16 minutes, outscoring Claremore, 53-27.
Memorial's Demari Edwards tallied a game-high 19 points and A.J. Cockrell added a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Chargers to victory.
Spencer Walden paced the Zebras offense with nine points – all coming in the fourth quarter on two treys, a field goal and a free throw. Lauer had eight points, Caton added seven and Dylan Landers chipped in two in their final high school games.
Memorial advanced to the 5A regional championship Saturday night against Skiatook.


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Wii successor will not have a Hard Drive
As we get closer to Nintendo's big E3 reveal of their next major home console, speculation on the specs of the machine have been all over the place. We've heard it will display 1080p HD graphics equal or better to those found on either the PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360. The latest news now has the system dropping the HDD route in exchange for on-board flash based memory…
Kotaku is reporting – "The console, codenamed Project Café, will include 8 gigabytes of on-board flash-based memory, presumably for game storage. That quantity, while nearly 16 times the storage capacity of the Wii, is smaller than the 20GB of room available in the original, optional hard drives offered in 2005 for the Xbox 360. The amount of memory in the new Nintendo console would also be dwarfed by the 250 GB drives offered in current, high-end versions of the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3."
The article goes on to say – "Nintendo's disc format for the new console will hold 25GB of data, I've heard. That capacity is triple the size of the biggest DVD-style discs for Wii and Xbox 360 and comparable to the capacity of single-layer Blu-Ray discs on the PlayStation 3."
Be sure to check out the full article at Kotaku for even more on the specs of Nintendo's next console.


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Sean Corp was kind enough to sit down with us over tea and discuss the woes of the Detroit Pistons. Actually, we just exchanged e-mails but tea would be nice.
The Pistons frontcourt is imposing on paper but a slew of defensive flaws have limited Detroit's potential this season.
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The top model took that decision because of "irreconcilable differences" between her and Seal, said Klum spokeswoman, Sara Jane.
Klum married the British pop star in May 2005 in Mexico, and they both had four children between them in seven years, the children have to stay with Heidi, but Seal will receive an access rights to visit.
Both have agreed to start their marriage separate property, as it can be seen from the court file records.
Klum and Seal were married for six and a half years and have three children together and a daughter from Heidi Klum previous relationship.
In January, they both announce the separation, led the two in to a storybook of marriage, belonged to the public declarations of love and the annual renewal of marriage oath.
Seal had released an album few day after the announcement of the separation and explained in a U.S. talk show, the reason they couldn't work it out, that didn't meant the complete end of the relationship.
"We are in many ways for the rest of our lives to stay connected through our children and our immense admiration, respect and love for each other," he said. Since the beginning of the year, the couple lived separately.
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Before I rant about MU's performance in the Champions League final, I've this to declare:
This current BARCA team is the greatest ever... they are the GODS of football. We're all privileged to witness this incredible team play divine football during our lifetime.
And now about MU's performance...
What's so upsetting about being a MU fan is that we got slaughtered left, right, front and back. With better strategies, we would probably still have lost, but at least not in such an embarassing manner.
A point of note about MU's previous formations:
Bear in mind that MU were very ineffective in their most recent league match against Arsenal using the 4-4-1-1- formation. Chicharito was heavily subdued and became anonymous in that match. And if Arsenal is a lesser version of Barca, why would that formation work against Barca when it didn't even work against the tiny Arsenal?
4-3-3 / 4-5-1
Also bear in mind that when MU beat Arsenal much earlier in the season, they played Rooney alone up front in Fergie's previous favourite formation, the 4-3-3 / 4-5-1 hybrid, the same formation Mourinho used against Barca. This formation was used for many years by MU against the big teams (since the Van Nistelrooy days), that is until the recent emergence of Chicharito and the now favoured 4-4-1-1. Why was the 4-3-3 / 4-5-1 formation abandoned when it would have presented the biggest chance of upsetting Barca?
So do you know why Guardiola and his players kept praising MU before the match? They wanted MU to think that they were good enough to play Barca with their usual attacking formation. They wanted MU to play 4-4-1-1 with Chicharito.
Before the match, Guardiola said he "fears absolutely everything about MU." Messi said "Chicharito has become a really key player for United by scoring important goals. He showed that for Mexico against us in the World Cup." Other players kept praising Giggs, Scholes and Rooney.
The last thing Barca wanted MU to do was another Mourinho-type of stiffling football. Barca wanted MU to play attacking football. And to my surprise, Fergie fell for Barca's mind tricks. He actually thought MU were good enough to go tic-for-tat with Barca.
Yes, Fergie said he played his best team, but his best team was not the suitable team to face Barca. It is not about playing all your on-form players. It is about choosing the correct players to counter Barca. The whole world is aware that you must devise a special strategy to stop Barca first, before you can even think about winning. It's not about Barca stopping you, it's about you stopping Barca.
Fergie was actually given a chance to correct his tactical mistake when MU somehow managed to survive the onslaught and went into half-time at 1-1, but to my bewilderment, Fergie still allowed his team and formation unchanged. And the onslaught continued... and the humiliation deepened.
Fergie can keep winning us the Premier League, but it still takes a Mourinho to beat Barca and clear the way for Real or other teams to win the next Champions League.
If MU want to knock Barca off their fucking perch, Fergie's not the one to do it.
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The trade deadline is a little over 2 weeks away. Below I have handicapped the chances of each player on the 25 man roster getting traded. I did this last year and liked the outcome. Who do y'all think gets moved and what should the return be?
Brett Myers- Brett can help any contender fill in the back of their rotation. Even though he has regressed from last season, the fact that he has been durable and has experience as a reliever should help his value. He's under team control through 2013, and while his contract is not cheap, it's also certainly not an albatross. I would like to see a fringe top 100 prospect brought in or multiple B grade prospects. Odds: 45%
Wandy Rodriguez- Wandy is having another very good year and has established himself as a quality lefty. He would make a great 3rd starter on any playoff team. He is under contract through 2014 and could prove to be a monetary bargain over that period if he continues pitching as he has for the last 3 years. Wandy would probably be the best pitcher available this season. I think he could fetch a similar haul to the one Houston got in the Roy Oswalt trade. Odds: 40%
After those two, there are only two types of players on the pitching staff; those who are untouchable as young players with star potential, and those who have little to no trade value. All of the pitchers below have less than 1% chance of being traded.
Bud Norris- should be untouchable, as he is under team control for many years and should be a good 3rd starter moving forward.
Jordan Lyles- should be untouchable, as he is the brightest young star the 'stros have had in a long time.
Aneury Rodriguez- not sure how his Rule 5 status affects his trade value, but he is young and has no trade value.
J.A. Happ- his performance this season has rendered him useless in trade discussions.
Mark Melancon- Shark certainly would have value to a team looking for a solid late inning reliever, but he should be kept as a possible closer down the road.
Wilton Lopez- Lopez is another player who would have value to a contender as a quality setup man, but again, he should be a part of the solution in Houston as he is relatively young and under team control for many years.
David Carpenter, Enerio Del Rosario, Sergio Escalona, Fernando Rodriguez- these players are all young and unproven, which means that they have little to no value to a contender and should be a part of Houston's rebuilding effort.
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Jeff Keppinger- players with his attributes have a lot to offer a contender looking for infield help: strong on-base skills, good clubhouse demeanor, versatility in the field, and a manageable contract. I might get mauled for saying this, but as a potential type A player, he should fetch a very quality prospect or two. Similar to what Houston received for Lance Berkman last season. He has another season of arbitration eligibility, so while Houston won't be forced to trade him this season, his injury history and the state of the franchise makes me think he gets moved, especially when you factor in that Houston has a host of players (Downs, Sanchez, Paredes, Altuve) that might be ready for everyday play at 2B. Odds: 75%
Michael Bourn- Bourn is a premier defender and basestealer whose bat holds its own. He doesn't make a ton of money, has team control remaining, and plays a premium position. He is also a fan favorite and appears to be a solid citizen and good clubhouse guy. If Houston trades him, the return should be enormous. Multiple top 100 players or a top 20 type prospect. Odds: 30%
Hunter Pence- The current face of the franchise is a 28 year old All-Star with solid tools all the way around, remaining upside, and is under team control through 2013. His salary, while not insignificant, is a huge bargain for his performance. If he is moved, it should only be in a situation that is an unquestionable blockbuster win resulting in a haul of multiple major league ready top 100 prospects, at least one of whom is a top 30 prospect. Odds: 10%
Clint Barmes- His defense gives him some value for a team looking for an inexpensive rental shortstop. That said, I don't think he gets moved. Odds: 5%
Humberto Quintero- See Barmes, except substitute catcher for shortstop. Odds: 5%
Carlos Lee- ugh. 18,000,000 times ugh. Odds: 1%
The remaining players have less than a 1% chance of being dealt.
Matt Downs and Angel Sanchez have value, but are not likely to be made available.
Chris Johnson is young and has underperformed this season.
Brett Wallace is a rookie who is viewed as the 1B of the future in Houston.
Brian Bogusevic and Carlos Corporan are AAAA players.
Jason Michaels has no value to Houston, much less a contender.
The organization is in a much different position this season. Last year, the team had 2 disgruntled former superstars (one of whom was a pending free agent), an owner demanding drastic payroll reduction, a depleted farm system, and a strong market for their available players. This year, the team has no significant players in pending free agency, no players demanding a trade, an unsettled ownership/payroll situation, and a rapidly improving farm. If they make Wandy, Bourn, and Pence available, there should be a solid market for them, but the team is by no means in a position of weakness with regards to trading players this season. I expect Keppinger to be moved, but beyond that, I will be surprised by any deals. Of course I'm in favor of rebuilding and hope every player over 26 is moved for the entire Futures Game roster, but I just don't see it happening this season. What say you?


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With Christmas just around the corner, the people at Goodfellows are announcing the annual early-bird sign-ups for those in need.
The Christmas charity, started by Kokomo Tribune employees in 1911 and made up of volunteers, provides clothing to thousands of less fortunate children each year, with the majority of donations coming from WWKI's We Care program and individual donations.
Registration for this year will 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday at 1401 N. Washington St., next to Marsh. Regular sign-ups are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 26 through Nov. 30 at that same location.
The organization is seeking volunteers to help with sign-ups and shopping. For people wishing to volunteer for the sign-up process, there is an orientation program one hour prior to sign-ups Wednesday. While most of the process remains the same as last year, it's always good to be prepared, said Jean Lushin, Goodfellows director.
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A popular Bricket Wood re-opens with a new landlord
6:20pm Monday 23rd February 2009 in News By Manisha Mistry
A REAL ale enthusiast has started his first day as landlord of a popular country pub in Bricket Wood, which was on the verge of closure.
The Old Fox, in School Lane, was being sold by owners Punch Taverns, and there were rumours of it ceasing existence as a pub.
However, the day-to-day running of the pub has been taken over by Ken Dury and his wife Lea.
Speaking to the Review from behind the bar, the 44-year-old said he is looking forward to bringing the pub back to life.
He said: "We want to turn this into a thriving English country pub. With real ale and home cooked food.
"I knew very little about this place before today, but there are some punters from my old pub who sort of follow us where we go, and we've seen some other regulars come and go.
"It just needs bringing back to life. We'll give it a lick of paint and brush away the cobwebs to bring it up to scratch."
He added: "I do love my real ale compared to lagers. I'll be running it predominantly as an ale pub.
"In the summer we've got plans to open up the beer garden and get the barbecue running.
"During Easter we hope to hold children's activities."
Ken said The Old Fox is said to be haunted and he and his wife are planning to hold a psychic night at the pub.
He said: "The previous guy I spoke to said he used to sleep downstairs in the bar area, but he couldn't because he could hear whispers."
Originally from Abbots Langley, the couple plan to set up home in the pub.
The future of the much-loved pub has been uncertain for months. It was being managed by Marion Buckley, landlady of The Fox and Hounds in nearby Station Road, on the few occasions it was open.
The Review has been contacted by many readers about the situation regarding the pub's future, since the previous landlord left in the summer of last year, after he was unable to pay the leasehold rent to Punch Taverns.
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alexray wrote:I thought everbody knew when the psychic night was ?
At last!! A Decent pub in the Garston area!!! All the best to Ken, hope to see you in there soon for a decent pint and a warm fire. When is the psychic night happening? Sounds like great fun, never heard any rumours of the pub being haunted.
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I really is a summer pub for walkers and hopefully the new landlord will bring the pub back up to scratch before the summer comes.
I wish him the best of luck with what I am sure will be a very successful venture.
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DRUIDS, pagans and revellers converged on Stonehenge at the weekend to celebrate the longest day of the year.
There were about 35,000 people at the ancient monument as the sun rose on Sunday morning.
Police have confirmed the event passed in a largely positive and peaceful way, although about 70 people were arrested, mainly for drug and alcohol related offences.
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This paper presents a first modeling guide for the modeling and simulation of Heat, Air & Moisture (HAM) transport of building constructions using COMSOL with Matlab. The aim of the paper is to provide a relative easy access to HAM modeling and simulation for people who have only minor experience with Matlab and COMSOL. --------------------------------- Keynote speaker's ...
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O. Rouaud[1], T. Pham[2]
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A mathematical model is developed to determine the weight loss and the freezing rate during the freezing of unwrapped foodstuffs. The model allows comparing two freezing processes; the first uses nitrogen gas at -80°C and the second uses cold air. The model includes thermophysical properties that are temperature dependent to take into account the ice formation. The time step has to be chosen ...
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[1]TU Dresden, Laser and Surface Technology, Dresden, Germany
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Established joining techniques like welding, soldering or brazing typically are characterized by a large amount of heat load of the components. Especially in the case of heat sensitive structures like MEMS this often results in stress induced deformation and degradation or even damaging of the parts. A back door of this problem are Reactive Multilayer Systems (RMS). These foils consist of several ...
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Tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) is a gas widely employed in industry, which can under specific circumstances experience an exothermic dimerization to octafluorocyclobutane. If the heat generated by this reaction cannot be dissipated to the surroundings, the temperature inside the reactor will continue rising, leading to conditions where TFE can decompose in tetrafluoromethane and carbon black. This ...
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Cornell University
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The aim of the present work is the formulation of a theoretical model describing the transport phenomena involved in a food drying process by a convective oven. The proposed model represents a general and predictive tool capable of describing the real oven's behavior over a wide range of process and fluid-dynamic conditions. The resulting system of non-linear unsteady-state partial ...
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Metal maniacs Killswitch Engage will finally be unleashing their long-awaited fourth album this summer, and they've recently divulged quite a few tantalizing tidbits via Blabbermouth.net… their second self-titled album (we'll explain that in a moment) is scheduled to drop on June 30th from Roadrunner, and the boys really have our appetites worked up for this one. Click the title, O ye faithful, and behold!
So here's the weird part… didn't the band already put out a self-titled album when they first got together? Well, yes, they did… and no, they don't suffer from any long-term memory lapses that I'm aware of. Frontman Howard Jones explained this redundancy thusly: "When we all couldn't agree on an album title, someone suggested we just keep it self-titled and we all pretty much agreed," he explains. "[It] gives it the feeling of a fresh new beginning."
Jones also promises the band is taking their sound in some dangerous new directions with this release. "It was time for us to step outside of our comfort zone and try something a little different with this record," he said. "It definitely still sounds like us, but we needed to be refreshed and take things a little further."
Featuring tracks like "Reckoning," "The Forgotten," and "Light in a Darkened World" (which the band has already been playing live on their "Music as a Weapon" tour alongside Disturbed), the new material was co-produced by the band's guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz and veteran producer Brendan O'Brien, who has also worked with AC/DC and Rage Against the Machine.
Be sure to look for Killswitch at the Rockstar Mayhem Festival this summer, sharing the main stage along with Marilyn Manson, Slayer and Bullet for My Valentine.


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By Travis Sloat
Phoenix Staff Writer
The roar of airplane engines will be replaced by the drone of all-terrain vehicle engines this weekend at the Love-Hatbox Sports Complex.
The complex is hosting the American Motorcyclist Association All Terrain Vehicle Extreme Dirt Track National Series today. The event is bringing top competitors of the sport to Muskogee to duel for a professional purse worth $6,000 and amateur prizes worth $4,000.
Daniel Chepkauskas, professional ATV racer and Muskogee native, said the event would give him a shot at a coveted national title.
"It's an opportunity for me to compete with the best in the entire country," Chepkauskas said. "I've been competing four years now, and I want a title."
The racers competed on June 17 and 18 last year for the EDT Regional Series races. On June 24, the racers gathered to practice for the National races, taking as many as 100 laps around the dirt track near the end of the Love-Hatbox runway.
Approximately 250 racers will take their marks for the heat races beginning at 10 a.m. today. The main races will begin at 1 p.m. and continue on in to the afternoon.
The track allows for top speeds of up to 85 mph, and features alternate routes for drivers to choose from, high speed turns and small jumps throughout.
Chepkauskas, who placed first in the regional series, said the races are bringing prestige to Muskogee.
"It gives people from out of town the chance to see the hospitality of our city," he said. "It will also help bring revenue as well."
General admission for the races will be $10 for adults 11 and up, $5 for children ages 5-10 and children under 5 get in free. EDT has also teamed with First Baptist Church of Muskogee to help provide relief for those affected by the Moore tornado. There will be an area at the track designated for donations of water, clothing and non-perishable food items.
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By Tim Schmitt
If anyone was poised for a sophomore slump, it was Jason Pominville.
With just 58 NHL games under his belt, Pominville had to hear all summer long how his short-handed playoff goal was one of the greatest in Sabres history, not to mention that many are ready for the Sabres to break the city's championship jinx.
Understanding and feeding off hype is one thing. Believing it wholeheartedly is another.
But Pominville, shy yet crafty, seems too numb from the last eight-or-so months to know he's not supposed to do this again. Not supposed to start dumping goals in the net nearly every start, becoming a first-line threat, even if he's on the third line.
A scoring change on Pominville's first goal of the year gave credit for the tally to Dmitri Kalinin. The call was a good one as the puck deflected off a Carolina defender instead of Pominville's stick.
But that doesn't change the fact that Pominville is making an impact — his ice time is up and he's getting more important shifts. Lindy Ruff is using him with more than just Thomas Vanek and Jiri Novotny, too.
Speaking of the Sabres, their schedule is murderous through the season's first few weeks, although it's yet to bother them.
Games against Detroit, the Rangers, Philly and another meeting with Carolina — all teams that easily made last year's playoffs — are on the horizon. If Buffalo can survive until Halloween, the road gets much smoother.
Last thing on the Sabres, Vanek's pass to Novotny in the second period of Friday's home opener seems to have been glossed over. I'm not sure why.
Vanek, who came to camp with a different edge, threw a behind-the-back pass while circling behind the net and put it right on Novotny's tape, cutting Montreal's 2-0 edge in half.
His development changes the team's complexion, especially if Tim Connolly stays on the shelf. And he likely will.
Joe Torre's decision to pull Jason Giambi from the lineup backfired in a big way. Sure, Giambi was struggling, but so were others.
It's sacrilegious to say so around here, but Torre's moves were suspect, especially in light of the gigantic egos in the Yanks' locker room. The idea that A-Rod would spring from his slump after being demoted to eighth in the lineup is ridiculous.
Either play the reigning MVP where he should be played or send him a message by pulling him from the lineup altogether. Going halfway didn't help anyone.
You wonder if Turner Gill now understands the tremendous battle he faces.
UB wasn't just bad against a weak Ball State team on Saturday, it was completely overmatched at nearly every position.
Welcome to the real Buffalo, Turner.
Contact group sports editor Tim Schmitt at 282-2311, Ext. 2266.


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The Onion: Candidate May Have Lied About Heroic Death in Vietnam
From The Onion…
In a major scandal that could cast doubt on his political future, U.S. Senate candidate Chris Wilfred came under fire this week for comments he made alleging he had died heroically while fighting in the Vietnam War.
Wilfred made the controversial claim during a speech Monday honoring three American soldiers recently killed in Afghanistan.
"I know all too well the depth of their sacrifice, for I myself was killed on a battlefield far away from home," Wilfred, a three-term Democratic state representative, said to a crowd of hundreds. "But we who have laid down our lives — whether in Vietnam or Afghanistan—have done so with the knowledge that our deeds have kept our country safe."
Added Wilfred, "Their deaths, like mine, were not vain."
When did we, as a society, become so cynical as to doubt a fallen hero's testimonial of his death several decades earlier. This is not the America that grandfather died defending on three separate occasions. I ask you, what did his deaths mean?
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Make-Believe Vietnam Vet Still Beating Real-Life Professional Wrestling Mogul in Connecticut Senate Race
A new poll in Connecticut seems to show that voters there are not concerned with a candidate pretending to serve in a war that he never served in, just so long as he's not the former CEO of the largest professional wrestling league in the world who fires employees by kicking them in the dick on national television.
Because, hey, every state has its limits…
[A] new poll from Quinnipiac University shows [Richard] Blumenthal is still dominating the race for Senate in the wake of a brutal New York Times story that accused him of lying about his military record.
The poll, one of the most respected in Connecticut politics, shows Blumenthal ahead of likely Republican nominee Linda McMahon by a whopping 25 points. He leads the race by a margin of 56-31. That's down somewhat from the astronomical 61-28 lead Blumenthal had in the March Q poll, but — as they say in the business — anything over 20 is a good day.
Tell that to my Spanish-American war buddies who died over there in Iwo Jima fighting for the liberation of Catalonia. You think they'd say anything over 20 is a good day? Ha! They ate the number 20 for breakfast. And they were thankful for it!
Think about that.
Tags: Chris Dodd, Connecticut, Linda McMahon, Military, Polls, Richard Blumenthal, Senate, Vietnam, Wrestling
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People sure do spend a lot of time writing about the News. It's kinda sweet to see that once in a while the News writes back…
More Postcards from the News after the jump…
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New Old News: All That Stuff About Vietnam
Where does the mainstream media get off accusing Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal of misrepresenting his service in Vietnam, just because it didn't take place in Vietnam?
It's the sort of thing that makes you want to take to the streets with your laptop and blog about in protest…
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Democratic Candidate for Senate Discovers That There's This Thing Called "Fact-Checking"
"We have learned something important since the days that I served in Vietnam," [Attorney General Richard] Blumenthal told a crowd of people gathered together to honor the memories of soldiers who served overseas.
Unfortunately, that lesson learned had nothing to do with not pretending to have served in Vietnam to gain points on your senate campaign…
Mr. Blumenthal, a Democrat now running for the United States Senate, never served in Vietnam. He obtained at least five military deferments from 1965 to 1970 and took repeated steps that enabled him to avoid going to war, according to records…
In 1970, with his last deferment in jeopardy, he landed a coveted spot in the Marine Reserve, which virtually guaranteed that he would not be sent to Vietnam. He joined a unit in Washington that conducted drills and other exercises and focused on local projects, like fixing a campground and organizing a Toys for Tots drive.
To be completely fair to Mr. Blumenthal, I have an uncle who lost an arm at a Toys for Tots drive in Topeka. Those children. Everywhere, the children…
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a column in which diners voiced complaints about the quality of service at some area restaurants.
Well, dear readers, today youre getting what the late Paul Harvey used to call the rest of the story. Current and former restaurant food servers share with us the facts of life in their job.
For the most part, we, the dining public get good marks. But there are horror stories.
One waiter remembers a party of six half-tanked men who engaged in a rice-and-grits fight, flinging cooked food all over the place, then left without tipping.
Waiting tables is one of the few jobs in which ones income is so dependent on the whims and generosity of the people they serve.
A tipped employee must be paid at least $2.13 an hour in direct wages, according to the U.S. Labor Department. If that amount plus tips received total less than the regular $7.25 per hour minimum wage, the employer must make up the difference. .
In many restaurants, one waiter noted, tips are shared with the bartender and bus boys.
Dave Williamson of Durham, a Duke grad who waited tables while getting his masters at Chapel Hill, wrote: I do have a few pet peeves. One is against ministers who occasionally leave religious tracts instead of tips.
Perhaps they believe that, as Jesus is said to have done, servers can convert these tracts into loaves and fishes and then into cash to pay bills, he said.
Jane Burke of Morehead City, who waited tables during college and law school, reminds us that we shouldnt hold the waitperson responsible for conditions beyond her control, such as a slow kitchen or a short-staffed restaurant.
It matters not my personal feelings about the patrons I serve, wrote Dotty Allen. Whether they let their children cry, disturbing other diners, or expose cleavage beyond my decency threshold or lack the intelligence to use a pepper grinder, I give them the best service I can.
I try to correct my mistakes. In other professions, a single mistake doesnt affect a persons paycheck as it does in ours.
More than one respondent urged diners who are unhappy with their meal or service to contact the manager. In most cases, they said, management will be happy to correct the problem.
There are, of course, exceptions, such as my Surry County cousin who owned a popular restaurant.
One night, a passing salesman stopped in for dinner. As he was paying his check, Cousin Elbert, not known for charm and vivacity, asked, And how was everything?
Well, since you ask, the steak was a bit tough and the baked potato was downright cold, the fellow replied.
Cousin Elbert exploded.
You come in here at closing time and we fix you a nice meal and this is the gratitude we get! Now you get your tail out of here and dont ever darken that door again!
No, waiting tables is not an easy job. But remember, it is the main income for many individuals.
As one reader noted, The stereotype of working in the service industry being a second job or the means of working ones way through college is just that a stereotype. Its their career. Its a real job!
I hope you readers have a new appreciation for what its like to depend on the generosity of strangers to pay the college tuition, put food on the table at home or pay the bills at the end of the month.
So, treat your waitperson with respect. And leave a fair tip of coin or cash, not something that has to be converted to loaves and fishes and eventually to cash.
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Blue Raiders Out-Dueled by Cavaliers 11-10
Ledbetter hits three-run homer in lossFebruary 16, 2007 · MT Media Relations
Muriel Ledbetter hit a three-run homerun in Middle Tennessee's 11-10 loss to Virginia Friday. (MT Media Relations)
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TUCSON, Ariz. - It was a high-scoring affair, but Middle Tennessee softball (1-5) couldn't hold off a late rally by Virginia (4-3), falling 11-10 to the Cavaliers Friday in the first game of the Worth Wildcat Tournament.
Middle Tennessee looked to be assured a victory after a dramatic comeback, but Virginia had other plans. The Cavaliers scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to take the win. Elean Crocket hit an RBI single to break a 10-10 tie for the win.
Down 7-3 to at the top of sixth inning, it looked bleak for the Blue Raiders. However, just as the team proved in its fall campaign, this club may be down but never out. A fielding error by Virginia put Katie Mielke on first and after a single by Martha Davis and the second error of the inning by Virginia, the Blue Raiders had runners at second and third.
Freshman Jessica Ives came into the game as a pinch hitter and delivered with a two RBI double to pull the Blue Raiders within two runs, 7-5. Senior Shelby Stiner got her first hit of the game and advanced to second on the throw, which moved Kristine Reed, pinch running for Ives, to third. Whitney Darlington hit her first triple as a Blue Raider and it scored Stiner and Reed to tie the game at seven. Still with no outs, Ashley Cline was hit by a pitch and stole her fifth base of the season to put runners at second and third. This set up a game changing performance with the Muriel Ledbetter homerun to give the Blue Raiders the lead. The Ledbetter homerun is her second of the season and 15th of her career.
Middle Tennessee wasted no time against Virginia, jumping on the Cavaliers in the first inning. Cline drew a one out walk and moved to third thanks to a double by sophomore Justine Cerda. Cline scored on a passed ball by Virginia catcher Michelle Salmiery.
A one out double by catcher Katie Mielke, in the second inning, led to the Blue Raiders second run of the game. Mielke advanced to third base off a ground out by Martha Davis and scored thanks to an RBI single by Melissa Weiland.
It was a double by Cline, her first two-bagger of the season that started things in the third inning for the Blue Raiders. A sacrifice bunt by Cerda moved Cline to third and she scored her second run of the game after a Virginia error.
Virginia tied the game in the bottom of the third inning. Meghan O'Leary singled and moved to second on a Blue Raider throwing error. With one out Cavalier Elea Crockett got the second hit of the inning and O'Leary moved to third. Kelly Haller got a hit up the middle scoring O'Leary. With one out, Head Coach Leigh Podlesny replaced starting pitcher Lindsey Vander Lugt with Sam Floyd. A single by Amy McKean loaded the bases and Abby Snyder hit a two RBI single to tie the game.
The Cavaliers took the lead start their half of the fourth inning. Floyd gave up a homerun to Salmiery to give Virginia a 4-3 lead and was replaced by Vander Lugt, who returned to the game after leaving in the third inning. Virginia added three more runs in the inning.
Junior pitcher Amy Candioto came into the game in the bottom of the seventh inning, in relief for Vander Lugt, and takes the loss. She falls to 0-1 on the season. Vander Lugt tossed 5.2 innings allowing eight runs on nine hits and struck out two.
Four Blue Raiders had two hits in the game as Darlington, Cline, Stiner and Mielke each had a multiple hit game. Cline also scored three runs in the game and Stiner stole her first base of the season.
The Blue Raiders will conclude the first day of the tournament at the University of Arizona with Temple.
NOTES: Middle Tennessee ended its 14 inning drought without a run, scoring a run in the first inning against Virginia ... Justine Cerda perfected two sacrifice bunts against Virginia ... Ashley Cline had her first multiple hit game of the season with a single and a double against Virginia, she also scored three runs ... Middle Tennessee had five multiple base hits in the game with doubles from Justine Cerda, Katie Mielke and Ashley Cline, while Whitney Darlington hit a triple and Muriel Ledbetter hit a homerun ... Middle Tennessee's 10 runs and 14 hits are the most by the Blue Raiders this season.
Follow the Blue Raiders on Twitter @MTAthletics for continued updates.
More Softball NewsJul 28, 2014: MT softball, soccer teams recognized by C-USA
Jul 21, 2014: Three incoming MT players named All-State
Jun 27, 2014: Muñoz, Chocallo latest additions to 2014-15 recruiting class
Jun 11, 2014: Laura Dukes earns C-USA Spirit of Service award
May 19, 2014: Blue Raider Softball Field gaining indoor batting cages
May 8, 2014: Dukes, Nieves named to C-USA All-Academic Team


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Tuesday, Jul 05, 2005
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NHB refinance disbursements up 131 pc in 2004-05
Our Bureau
New Delhi , July 4
THE annual refinance disbursements of National Housing Bank (NHB) touched an all-time high of Rs 7,500 crore during 2004-05, which represents a 130.55 per cent increase over the level of Rs 3,253 crore in 2003-04.
Rural housing accounted for 47 per cent of the annual refinance disbursements, according to a statement from NHB.
Cumulative refinance disbursements up to June 30 stood at Rs 20,641 crore.
As on June 30, 2005, the balance sheet size of NHB is likely to be around Rs 19,000 crore against Rs 13,000 crore in 2003-04.
NHB has widened the scope of its project finance loan policy to include more types of borrowers under its direct financing window.
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Debut recording, Until I Met You, set for release April 28, 2009
Morgan is a newcomer with an old-school pedigree. Her earliest exposure to jazz was by way of her grandmothers record collection when she was growing up in Teaneck, New Jersey. Some of the first jazz voices she ever heard from among those old LPs Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Sarah Vaughan, Nancy Wilson were also some of the greatest.
Two decades after first hearing those classic voices, Morgans tastes still run to that heyday of the great jazz divas. Her debut recording, Until I Met You, scheduled for release on Telarc on April 28, 2009, captures that organic, old-school sensibility and reintroduces it to an entirely new generation of listeners.
I wanted that classic sound, Morgan explains. I told the engineer from the very beginning, I dont want this to sound too polished or too modern. There are some places where its not perfect, but it has such an organic feel to it, and just a raw soul about it, and thats exactly what I wanted.
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