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CONWAY — Jeff Locke landed on the mound in Major League baseball last fall, and this spring "The Redstone Rocket" has landed on the cover of the Town of Conway's annual town report.Three color photos of Locke, the son of Pam and Alan Locke, of Redstone, are featured on the town report, which was released Monday. There's a picture of Locke throwing as a toddler in Cooperstown, N.Y.; a shot of him pitching for Kennett High; and the largest photo of Locke on the mound for the Pittsburgh Pirates from last fall.
"It looks beautiful," Pam Locke said by phone Tuesday. "It really turned out very nice, we love it."
It's the second year in row that a hometown athlete has graced the cover of the town report. Leanne Smith, the daughter of Paula and Joe Smith, a member of the U.S. Ski Team who competed at the 210 Winter Olympics, was featured racing in her USA colors.
Locke, 24, landed in Indianapolis late Tuesday, it's where he'll begin the 2012 season with the Triple-A Pirates' affiliate, the Indianapolis Indians. The Indians, who play in the International League, will open their season this Friday on the road in Toledo against the Mud Hens (Triple-A affiliate of the Detroit Tigers), the first of seven games on the road to begin the campaign. The Indians are scheduled to play their home opener on April 13 when they host the Mud Hens.
Locke will again be in the starting rotation and is expected to be one of the mainstays of the Indians' rotation along with with his roommate Justin Wilson.
Prior to leaving spring training in Bradenton, Fla., Locke made his final start there on Monday, pitching in an intrasquad game to stay on track to start one of the games this weekend in Toledo. He worked five sharp innings in which he struck out five; didn't walk any; yielded just two hits and picked off both batters who reached first base.
"He said he feels good and is ready for the season," Pam Locke said.
Locke said she visited her son for a week in Florida two weeks ago and was able to see him throw five more innings in a minor league game where his pitches were crisp once again.
"When we were there we heard this guy talking about Jeff and saying how he had good composure and a good head on his shoulders," she said, "I didn't know who he was, but it was Roger Clemens."
Locke, the lone two-time New Hampshire Player of the Year, was called up Sept. 6 from Indianapolis, where he had a 2.22 ERA in five starts, opened the 2011 season in Double-A Altoona, where he was 7-8 with a 4.03 ERA while being eighth in the Eastern League in strikeouts.
Although 0-3 in four starts with the Pirates, Locke impressed teammates and the coaching staff with his composure, competitiveness and willingness to pitch inside to challenge hitters.
"I think he just stayed focused on making the next good pitch," Clint Hurdle, Pirates' manager, said. "That part of it was good to see; there was no panic, there was no hurry. The takeaway was experience he'll use in the future."
"It was a great experience and a lot of fun," Locke said last fall, "and the biggest thing I learned from it is that you've got make pitches and get ahead in the count, especially against these guys in the big leagues."


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SOV is an exceptional school! My children love attending school here. They enjoy the small classroom size and the one on one attention they receive. Their new TK program is wonderful! As a parent, I appreciate the the teachers and staff. The teachers are great and very involved. They always make time for their students and go above what is expected of them. Mrs. Haskell is a wonderful principal.
This is the best school! You can see it in the way the kids interact with each other. There is a genuine kindness that you feel the minute you walk in the door.We have been at SOV going on three years, and my children are excelling in everything they are learning. The one on one attention they get i is amazing. Everyday they are excited to go to school, and so am I. The families I've met there will be life long friends. This school is truly a gift.
We are now officially well into our 2nd round with SOV. Having a daughter now 21 that went through SOV from 2-6, then on to West Valley Christian and then Chaminade, and now with 7 year old twins in the second grade, I can not say enough for the gratitude we have for Shepherd. Under the guidance of a phenom staff, headed by the principal Mrs. Haskell, through the ranks to the clubhouse staff, we have always known we made the correct choice. Currently class size is the smaller than any school I have ever encountered, which equates to a higher love/child quotient, which result in excellent academic results. One of the things I have been happiest about, is that when it is necessary to leave our children after school in clubhouse, they always come home with their homework 100% done. SOV defitinely knows how to keep its eye on the ball.
We've been at SOV since my son started Kindergarten -- he is now in fourth grade and my now my daughter is in Kindergarten. We love the small classes and sense of community here. The teachers are warm and loving, and the parents are truly involved. It's hard to put into words how we feel about the school -- our kids feel safe and protected, and get plenty of attention from their teachers. The after-school sports programs -- even cheerleading -- and school activities gives everyone a chance to get involved. We love it here...I will be sad when my kids move on to middle school! This is the kind of school I wish I would have gone to growing up.
This is an excellent school. I attended K-6th myself and now my son is attending (preschool - 6th). The classes are small, which allows for him to receive individualized attention from the teacher. The classes also participate in music, Spanish, computers, and field trips. There is chapel each week, which provides an opportunity for the kids to practice performing in front of a group (speaking and singing). The staff really cares about he kids and makes sure they are taken care of. There is a great shaded playground. The after-school program (Club House) is also great as well as the camps and programs offered during school breaks and summer. A bonus for me is the easy drop-off and pick-up because of the large parking lot that parents can use.
Our family loves this wonderful school. The mission of SOV is to nurture the whole child both academically and spiritually. The curriculum is challenging without being overwhelming and our 6th grade graduates are accepted at the most competitive private schools and gifted public programs in the area. The school encourages public speaking and performance with annual Christmas and Spring Sing Programs, 2 drama productions, a talent show and a speech meet. There are sports teams with cheerleaders, numerous opportunities for helping in the community and our students are always complimented on their behavior both on and off campus. There is a very tight knit family spirit at the school with lots of involvement and fellowship opportunities both on and off campus. Our entire family has made many lifelong friends at SOV and we have been truly blessed for being a part of this wonderful community.
A wonderful school with a caring staff that addresses the whole child. Located in a quiet neighborhood.
Excellent school,great teachers,is my son first year there (5th grade) he is so happy,all the staff are kind,they take well care of the kids,and the education program is excellent,all the parents in my son grade are involved in the programs.
EXCELLENT teachers and staff. Our family has been apart of this school for a combined eight years between our children. Shepherd has helped give our children confidence and leadership skills. We love the small community feeling from families being so involved in the school. We love it and can't say enough wonderful things about Shepherd of the Valley.
SOV is the best elementry school! They have small class sizes. My kids are getting a great education in a loving and caring environment. They offer kids that are having difficulty reading a "reading lab" with a tutor at no additional fees. They have the sweetest 6th and Kindergarten buddie program. The six graders spend lots of time helping the Kindergarters warm up to school. The after school sports programs and drama are amazing. Can't say enough great stuff!
This review is for the preschool. My son has never been away from my family or me so this was a huge adjustment to go to preschool. I am blown away by the compassion and love that the teachers have shown not only my son but my whole family. The preschool teacher hugged and kept my son on her lap for 20 minutes until he stopped crying and was comfortable enough to able to go off on his own. They have small class sizes and the day is full of hands on activities that will allow your 3/4 year old to learn while playing. My son told me that he loves his teachers and loves his preschool. The children in the class are well behaved and just sweet little children. Parents are always encouraged to participate since they have an open door policy. This is just an amazing and warm preschool program.
This was my son's last year at Shepherd due to financial issues. We are broken hearted about leaving because this school is a loving, caring, and all around wonderful place. Small class sizes allow for one on one time with your child, which is ideal. The school is like a community from days gone by where your child is nurtured and taught to be a loving person led by the example of the staff which is amazing. All of the teachers are excellent and I have never heard a negative thing said about the school or staff, as you will read from the other reviews. Mrs. Haskell, the principal, is warm and gracious. We also were blessed with Mrs. Casis for first grade, who is a shining star to say the least. This school is a local hidden gem. Five stars across the board!
We are just finishing our first year at this school. What a lovely place! Parents are kind and welcoming. The administrative office is available for discussion with a smile. Students are well mannered and respectful. Curriculum is rigorous, well-rounded and manageable. Children are given plenty of recess, music, Spanish and computer time. The sports program is active, the drama club has plays regularly, and my daughter comes home signing all kinds of songs. The after-care program, named clubhouse, is splendid, with homework help! My daughter is unhappy on the days she can't go to clubhouse! The religion taught at the school is loving (no brimstone and fire here), with a bible quote for the schools theme. This year is "at peace with all creation" Social issues and behavior problems are addressed firmly and lovingly. No one slips through the cracks here! If you are looking for a small, affordable private school I highly recommend SOV. You won't be disappointed!
Our son will complete his seventh year in June of 2011 and we will miss this Shepherd of the Valley School very much. It has been the best possible elementary school experience we could have hoped for. The teachers and staff are nurturing, kind and loving yet with high expectation of discipline, respect and performance. The after school sports program, the drama club, speech meets, student council etc. all have played a huge part in character building. The children are also taught their responsibility of contributing positively to our community and the world. All in all Shepherd kids are recognized as shining stars in our community.
It's a small, safe, nurturing, christian school where your child will develop a strong character all while learning about the word of God.
This school is a hidden gem. My daughter is in her second year here and has grown tremendously both academically and socially. I have an older child in a top-rated public school and her experience doesn't come close. The small size and individual attention combined with the whole-child teaching philosophy of this school make it a wonderful place.
Both of my children attended Shepherd of the Valley Preschool and they loved every minute of it! The teachers are nurturing and loving. The student/teacher ratio is excellent. All students are treated with kindness and as individuals. I wish I could keep them in preschool forever!
This is our second year at SOV and we are very happy. The class sizes are small, and children receive individual attention. The teachers and administration are very accessible and have a great relationship with the parents. Discipline is constructive and positive. Very loving environment and great families.
Excellent elementary school in the West San Fernando Valley. Both my boys graduated from SOV and I highly recommend this school to parents seeking a high quality, yet affordable (especially for this area!) private school option. Even for those families who aren't necessarily considering a church-affiliated school, I still recommend checking out Shepherd of the Valley. It has a warm, neighborly feel. The students are well behaved and polite and the parents pitch in to help with wonderful events. Check it out. You will be pleasantly surprised.
This is a great elementary School. Highly educated teachers, small teacher to student ratios and a loving enviroment. Parents are very involved in school activities. We have two boys in this school and are very very pleased with the quality education that the are receiving here! They offer a variety of after school programs such as karate, golf, music/dance, animal encounters, soccer and other programs. The facilities bautiful and safe.
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"I don't imagine this needs anymore comment – after all a picture is worth 1000 Words ..now isn't it"?
Yeah, gun free zone in America. Go, get slaughtered. BUT
Thailand is on Alert b/c America created Al-qaeda plans to attack the embassy in Chiengmai. A False Flag to strike fear in the hearts of South East Asian nations with the constant reminder that America's ability to project power all over the globe remains essential. American military strength will remain the foundation of Pax America global leadership.
America's Stinking Cunt, Satan's Whore Hitlery Rotten Clinton insist that America is an indispensable nation.
She said " We are the force for progress, prosperity and peace". Anyone believing the whore's statement, which incidentally has been the Great Satan's foreign policy after WWII, needs to be locked away for good.
During the Obama Inaugural last month the administration disarmed the US Marines marching in the parade. The Examiner reported:
"Didn't know the Marines had to take the bolts out of their rifles for the Inaugural," an email forwarded to Gun Rights Examiner from a United States Marine Corps source observed. "Wonder if someone can explain why [they] would be marching in the inaugural parade with no bolts in their rifles!"
The bolts have been removed from the rifles rendering them unable to fire a round," the post stated. "Apparently Obama's Secret Service doesn't trust the USMC. Simply searching each guy to make sure he didn't have a live round hidden on him wasn't enough, they had to make sure the guns were inoperable.
Wondering if this may be an inauguration policy of long standing that transcends administrations, Gun Rights Examiner made a cursory search and found something even more curious. In the 2009 Inaugural Parade, the United States Navy marched with rifles that had not been so disabled
It's not the first time the Obama Administration disarmed US Marines at an event.
In March 2012, US Marines were told to leave their weapons outside the tent during Leon Panetta's speech in Afghanistan.
America: A Cowardly Nation with a Coward piece of NIGGER SHIT as potus and 154 brain dead Amerikaners, including 6.5 million 'born again' christians singing god bless america. A nation of COWARDS.
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Yoshiaki Kakuda, Hideki Yukitomo, Shinji Kusumoto, Tohru Kikuno, "Localizing Multiple Faults in a Protocol Implementation," IEEE Design & Test of Computers, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 34-42, Fall, 1995. | |||
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@article{ 10.1109/MDT.1995.466373, author = {Yoshiaki Kakuda and Hideki Yukitomo and Shinji Kusumoto and Tohru Kikuno}, title = {Localizing Multiple Faults in a Protocol Implementation}, journal ={IEEE Design & Test of Computers}, volume = {12}, number = {3}, issn = {0740-7475}, year = {1995}, pages = {34-42}, doi = {http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MDT.1995.466373}, publisher = {IEEE Computer Society}, address = {Los Alamitos, CA, USA}, } | |||
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A protocol is a set of rules which govern events such as transmission and reception of messages. Conformance testing of protocols is performed by observing events from the outside. Thus, faults must be localized only by observing such events. This paper proposes a protocol test sequence generation technique under two conditions. The characteristics of this technique are to generate test sequences based on protocol specifications and interim test results, and to find locations of multiple faults in protocol implementations. Although the length of the test sequence generated by the proposed technique is a little longer than the one generated by the previous techniques, the class of protocols to which the proposed technique can be applied is larger than that to which the previous techniques can be applied. Finally, the proposed technique is evaluated by simulation experiments with respect to the protocol class to which the proposed technique can be applied and the length of the test sequence which is generated by the proposed technique.
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Communication Protocol, Conformance Testing, Fault Localization, Test Sequence
Yoshiaki Kakuda, Hideki Yukitomo, Shinji Kusumoto, Tohru Kikuno, "Localizing Multiple Faults in a Protocol Implementation," IEEE Design & Test of Computers, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 34-42, Fall 1995, doi:10.1109/MDT.1995.466373
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A dramatic swing in the Florida polls has shifted the momentum yet again in favor of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
The former Massachusetts governor now holds a double-digit lead in the pre-primary polls.
The Sunshine State's primary will be held Tuesday, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., has been blitzing the state with television commercials and campaign appearances trying to catch up.
With less than 24 hours of campaigning left before the primary, the latest polls suggest Romney could be on the verge of a big win.
The American Research Group poll projects Romney capturing 43 percent of the vote versus Gingrich's 32 percent.
Gingrich blames the shift on Romney's "money power" and negative campaigning.
"I have an opponent who has money power, and we need people power to offset money power," he said.
Over the weekend, Romney's campaign launched a new round of attack ads against Gingrich.
Romney has spent more than $13 million on negative television commercials since the South Carolina primary. Now, even as his lead deepens, he isn't letting up his attacks.
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Gingrich received some much needed support from former presidential candidate Herman Cain, who announced his endorsement over the weekend.
Meanwhile, former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., cancelled all of his Florida appearances to be with his daughter Bella, who has been hospitalized with pneumonia. The 3-year-old suffers from a rare genetic disorder called Trisomy 18.
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An Angel Among Us Cake
Nothing is more angelic than a sleeping baby, and no cake is more perfect for a baby shower than An Angel Among Us. Two tiers of cake are topped with a sleeping baby in a bassinet, both made with fondant.
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Bassinet Back, Pillow, Blanket Top Edge, Skirt
Cake serves 60.
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Step 1
Several days in advance: Make fondant bassinet back, back scallops, pillow, blanket top edge and baby.
Step 2
Also in advance: Make drop flowers using royal icing. Make 140 tip 225 yellow, 140 tip 224 blue, 140 tip 224 pink, 10 tip 225 white. Add tip 2 white dot centers to all. Make extras to allow for breakage; let dry.
Step 3
Ice 2-layer cake sides smooth with white buttercream; let icing set. Make scalloped patterns for cake sides by cutting 4 in. wide sheets of waxed paper long enough to wrap around each cake completely. Divide sheet for 8 in. cake into 6ths and sheet for 12 in. cake into 10ths.
Step 4
On top edge of each sheet, draw scallop pattern 1 1/2 in. deep between each division point; cut scallops with scissors. Place lower portion of scallop sheets around each cake; secure with tape. Ice exposed top and side areas smooth with yellow buttercream; remove sheets. Prepare cakes for stacked construction.
Step 5
Pipe tip 12 shell at the beginning point of each scallop and cover with flower clusters. Pipe tip 3 vine between flower clusters following the scallops; attach flowers to vines. Add tip 349 leaves to flowers and clusters. Randomly pipe tip 2 dots on top and sides of cake. Pipe tip 199 shell bottom borders topped with tip 13 diagonal zigzags.
Step 6
Insert bassinet into cake top. Attach assorted flowers to top of bassinet with royal icing.
Step 7
To make fondant bassinet back, back scallops, pillow, blanket top edge and baby: Roll out fondant 1/8 in. thick. Using patterns, cut bassinet back and pillow.
Step 8
For bassinet back scallops, cut 10 circles using smallest round Cut-Out; cut circles in half. Roll out fondant 3/8 in. thick. Using patterns, cut blanket top edge. Tint 1 oz. fondant peach; roll out 1/8 in. thick. Cut baby head using medium round Cut-Out; trim 1/8 in. off bottom edge. Reserve remaining peach fondant. Let all pieces dry on waxed-paper covered surface dusted with cornstarch.
Step 9
Attach pillow and blanket top edge pieces to bassinet back with thinned fondant adhesive. Attach head to meet blanket top edge. Draw eyes and mouth with black FoodWriter.
Step 10
Using reserved peach fondant, roll small balls for nose, ears and cheeks; attach with damp brush. Roll 4 fondant logs, 2 x 3/8 in. diameter, tapered at top end.
Step 11
Attach logs to bassinet back piece with damp brush, even with bottom edge. Roll out fondant 1/4 in. thick. Using pattern, cut skirt; position over logs, pressing and smoothing to create ruffled look. Trim as needed and let dry.
Step 12
Attach 6 in. lollipop stick to back of bassinet back piece with royal icing; let dry. Pipe tip 2 outline and swags where blanket top edge meets skirt; attach a royal icing drop flower at each swag point. Attach bassinet scallops around top edge of bassinet with thinned fondant adhesive.


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Elder JS. Anomalies of the penis and urethra. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19thed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 538.
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So, yesterday Jermaine Dupri announced a So So Def 20-year reunion concert featuring essentially everybody who was signed to the label at one point, from Da Brat to Jagged Edge, Xscape to Bow Wow, and - my personal favorite - the reunion of Kriss Kross. If they can pull out Mr. Black for a rip-roaring live rendition of "Live & Die For Hip Hop," however, that's when I'll really be impressed. Anyways, enjoy this track by Da Brat-Tat-Tat-Tat... or she'll crack your skullcap open with a bottle like she did that one broad a few years back.
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Gymnastics has a long and colourful heritage. The first gymnastics were circus-like acrobatics performed in ancient Egypt. The art of bull leaping was developed in the 2nd century B.C. The performer runs towards a charging bull, grabs its horns and while being tossed into the air(by the bull), he displays different mid air stunts before landing on the bull's back.
The ancient Greeks developed 3 distinct programs of gymnastics exercise: one for the maintainance of good physical condition, one for military training and the third as a conditioning regimen for athletes. The Greeks developed gymnastics in the 8th century B.C. for they believed unity off the mind and body could be realised through participation in physical exercises. They also realised that gymnastics could change the shape and strength of the human body. The Greeks and Romans in particular set high store by physical culture but when their empires passed away, so did gymnastics in the form in which it was practised. It was up to acrobats and dancers for many successive centuries to perform movements similar to some parts of the sport as it is known today. Tumbling, for instance, has passed down the ages as an entertainment.
In the nineteenth century, when educator Friedrich Ludwig Jahn opened an outdoor gymnasium near Berlin in 1811, interest stirred in the Germans. Jahn was the 1st person to use the parallel bars and the horizontal bar. Jahn also developed the horse and the rings.(see Exercises in Gymnastics for more details).His exercises were planned to develop self-discipline and physical strength. The Swedish father of gymnastics, Henrich Ling, concentrated on freedom of movement and free expression. Today, both branches of gymnastics are incorporated in today's sport.
Today's gymnastics can be branched into artistic and rhythmic gymnastics, and sports acrobatics.
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meh....you woulda said the same thing when Revis held out again, and then when he ended up leaving hte Jets anyway....so whats the ****ing difference? lol, at least this way they dont spend money, AND they get a few good picks. Idk, it made sense. the jets are rebuilding anyway....(as usual)
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Revis leaving New York is a good thing for the Jets IMO. Just poor Jets because they have not many star players, except Sanchez.
Sarcasm is somewhere.
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Due to my preconception of the plainness of this product, I was not expecting anything special. The smell was much stronger out of the heavily scented shop and it has fast become one of my favourites. This is not the reason why I am infatuated. I love it because no other bath bomb, bubble bar or melt from any company has given me such soft skin as this one has. No moisturiser was needed post-bath which was a first. I was silky smooth and covered in such a wonderful scent that lasted the rest of the day and the following.
This item currently (Jan'13) costs £3.85. Some may say this is too much, but for a luxury product that uses the finest fair trade ingredients which are not tested on animals at all during the whole process, it is worth every penny and I have since treated myself to several more.
I must note that this is a luxury bath melt, not a bubble bar. Do not expect bubbles or wonderful fizzing action. This product is designed to turn your water into a purely indulgent milk-type bathing experience. If Cleopatra had the choice between milk and a Floating Island, Lush would win hands down.
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(0)The leaves are starting to fall more quickly here at The Nature Conservancy's headquarters in Arlington, Virginia — so today's Nature Photo of the Week is a reminder to get outside one more time and soak in fall's vibrant colors.
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(0)Ah, fall! Best season of the year. This beautiful photo was taken by Flickr user bethmax in Sauk County, Wisconsin, and shared through The Nature Conservancy's Flickr Group. See all The Nature Conservancy's featured daily nature images — submitted to the Conservancy's Flickr group by people like you — at my.nature.org. And get inspired to take your own […]
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Ross Detwiler,
Tyler Clippard,
Drew Storen,
Rafael Soriano,
Ian Desmond,
Bryce Harper,
Craig Stammen,
Joey Votto,
Shin-Soo Choo
TEAMS: Washington Nationals, Cincinnati Reds
TEAMS: Washington Nationals, Cincinnati Reds
The Washington Nationals had a rough series opener against the Cincinnati Reds on Friday night losing 15-0, which was the worst loss in team history since 2005. The Nats looked to come in to recover from that beating on Saturday afternoon behind Ross Detwiler, and they did just that, even if it did come off the rails a bit in the late innings.
Speaking of Detwiler, he had quite the first start of the season as he validated his "best fifth starter in baseball" moniker. He threw six innings of one run, six hit effective baseball. He threw just 82 pitches, most of which were fastballs, and he found ways to get out of a few minor jams throughout the game. Detwiler's performance seemed like a totally different game from what happened from the eighth inning on, though.
The Nats bullpen had a 5-1 lead when Detwiler left the game, and Tyler Clippard threw a dominant seventh inning to keep that going. The eighth and ninth inning with Drew Storen and Rafael Soriano, respectively, were less great. Storen was throwing pretty well, actually, but he couldn't have possibly had worse luck. Ian Desmond and Bryce Harper each had an error on the same play that allowed a run to score, which put the Reds within two runs of the Nats who, at one point, had a commanding four run lead.
As unlucky as Storen was, Soriano was just as bad. He missed spots, threw wild pitches, and allowed a home run. It was his first blown save of the season. Soriano looked incredible in his appearance on Opening Day, but none of that pinpoint precision showed up in today's game. It's certainly not a long term concern on April 6th, but he was incredibly ineffective against a very good Reds lineup.
Craig Stammen's performance was a different story. He came in in the 10th and 11th innings and totally dominated, mostly as a result of his slider. He did allow two hits and an earned run, but his performance was exactly what kept the Nats in the game. His slider has always been his best pitch, and he controlled it extremely well and confused batters all the way until the end of the game. Stammen has the unique ability to have dynamic secondary pitches and also throw well for several innings, if necessary. His value can sometimes be understated.
Outside of the pitching stories that evolved in today's game, the offense also made its appearance after a rough start to the series. They hit five home runs: Harper, Ramos, Werth, Desmond, and Ramos again. Desmond was able to recover from his two errors with his 11th inning blast, but it was Ramos' second home run of the game that gave the Nats the runs to put them over the top. According to FP Santangelo on the broadcast, the Nats hit 2,044 feet of home runs at a hitter friendly ballpark. Just about all of the Nats home runs would have left almost every ballpark in the country.
As an aside, I don't like to criticize umpires any more than necessary, but it appeared there were some very questionable calls by the men in blue today. Detwiler has two hit-by-pitches from today's game, and it didn't look like either of them actually hit the batter. The one on Joey Votto really wasn't close, and the one with Shin-Soo Choo seemed to barely (maybe?) graze his jersey. The third base ump blew a check swing on Votto in the 11th inning that almost came back to haunt the Nats, but it didn't end up mattering in the final result.
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Wizards of Waverly star, seventeen year old Selena Gomez, boarded her fourteen hour flight to Spain directly after the Kid's Choice Awards – where the actress walked away with the KCA for favorite actress.
Having settled into her hotel last night, she got her much needed rest in order to save her energy for promoting her new album, "Kiss & Tell."
"Heading over to the Disney Channel Studios here in Spain for over 20 TV and Magazine interviews, today is going to be a looooong day. I will check back with you guys later tonight," tweeted the actress earlier today.
I absolutely adore that she's making such a point to keep her fans updated and involved; very endearing. For those of you who can't see her in Madrid Telefonica Flagship Store on Tuesday, you can catch her live on Facebook–– 5:30am Pacific / 8:30am Eastern time.
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What does a Recompute DIY kit, a Brain Machine, and an Ice Tube Clock all have in common? The question is, Alex, What Are Things You Can Win From Linux Journal This Month. That's right, we're celebrating 200 issues in a big way this November and have rounded up some pretty cool prizes to give away each and every day.
Visit www.linuxjournal.com/giveaway for your chance to win. No purchase is necessary (although we won't be mad at you if you want to also subscribe to Linux Journal). We're not shy about giving things away around here, so while on many of the days just a single prize will be awarded, on some days we'll surprise you with a handful of winners. But you'll never know unless you enter to win. So go enter to win now. And celebrate with us. 200 issues? Pretty cool if you ask me.
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The big, red "enter now"
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Yeah, it was below the fold and by the time I'd scrolled down far enough to read the rules (distracted from the right by the calendar-o'-prizes content on the left), it had gone off the top of my screen. It might help to also hot-link it from the "submit the daily giveaway form" text in the instructions for those as unobservant (or easily distracted) as I am. :)
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Marvin Lewis has a great record against the Cleveland Browns as Bengals head coach at 14-6. As we enter another installment of the rivalry this weekend, we are counting down the top-ten wins Lewis has had against Cleveland.
Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict was fined $31,000 for an unnecessary roughness call on a second quarter hit and a love tap during a third quarter PAT.
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We listed our nominees and you made your choice clear.
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Orthopedic Hip Surgeon and Researchers from the Steadman Philippon Research Institute Attend ISHA's 3rd Annual Scientific Meeting on Hip Arthroscopy in Paris, France
More than forty hip experts from across the globe joined forces to discuss the latest advancements and techniques associated with arthroscopic hip surgery.
VAIL, Colo., Nov. 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Researchers from the Steadman Philippon Research Institute (SPRI), an orthopedic research organization known throughout the world for research into the causes, prevention and treatment of orthopedic disorders, recently joined more than forty hip experts for the 3rd Annual ISHA Scientific Meeting in Paris, France. The two-day meeting, which took place mid-October, was sponsored by the International Society for Hip Arthroscopy and included a variety of symposia, lectures, debates and paper presentations specifically related to advancements in hip arthroscopic surgery.
Dr. Marc Philippon, an orthopedic hip surgeon with The Steadman Clinic and Director of Hip Research at SPRI, both in Vail, CO, is a founding member of ISHA. He participated in two debates, one on advanced hip arthroscopy and labral reconstruction, and another on treatment of the iliopsoas. The labrum is what makes a seal between the pelvis and the femur at the hip. The iliopsoas is an area within the hip consisting of a combination of three muscles that control hip flexion.
A variety of other hip related topics took place during the weekend. Karen Briggs, Director of Clinical Research at SPRI, presented studies on patient outcomes following hip arthroscopy in the adult dysplastic hip, as well as the prevalence of abnormal hip findings in subjects with no hip pain. She also participated in a panel discussion detailing patient outcomes and presented data on the Vail Hip Score.
Dr. William Rodkey, SPRI's Chief Scientific Officer and Director of Basic Science Research, presented his paper Bone Marrow-Derived Culture-Expanded Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Conjunction with Microfracture to Treat Chondral Lesions in an Equine Model.
Other topics highlighted during the meetings included new hip imaging techniques, patient outcomes in specific hip procedures, global perspectives on hip arthroscopy, management of the labrum, new surgery techniques and more.
ISHA was founded in Paris in May 2008. The founders and members of this society are united by a common interest in the expanding arena of arthroscopic hip surgery. ISHA's role is to provide a focal point for further developments in hip arthroscopy, with the vision of being the premier international society for education and research in arthroscopic hip surgery.
About The Steadman Philippon Research Institute
The Steadman Philippon Research Institute (SPRI) is dedicated to keeping people of all ages physically active through orthopedic research and education in arthritis, healing, rehabilitation, and injury prevention. Founded in 1988 by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Richard Steadman as the Steadman Sports Medicine Foundation, the 501(c)(3) charitable organization has influenced the practice of orthopedics throughout the world. Based in Vail, Colorado, it has become one of the most published organizations in orthopedic sports medicine research and education.
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