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ROXBURY -- After she scored a run in both the first and second inning on Wednesday afternoon, Nicolette D'Andrea was the only batter in East Boston's lineup that failed to cross home plate in an eight-run third inning that broke open the Jets' 19-8 victory at Madison Park.
In the second inning, D'Andrea's base hit brought home sophomore outfielder Hannah Lunetta to give East Boston the 3-2 edge. Then D'Andrea stole second and third before crossing home plate herself on an error.
But when East Boston (5-5, 3-0 Boston City League North) batted around in the third to go up 12-2, D'Andrea was picked off at second base.
No harm no foul. The senior second baseman finished the game with two hits, two sacrifice bunts and two RBIs.
''I guess you could say that,'' she said when asked if the third inning broke open the game. ''We kept bringing on the runs.''
Madison Park (5-4, 3-2) avoided the 10-run mercy rule by scoring five fifth-inning runs to cut the score to 13-7. And after the Jets added three more runs in the sixth, the Cardinals once again avoided the mercy by making the final out of the inning with bases loaded.
The sixth inning ended when Eastie freshman pitcher Danielle Elliott's short hit bounced back to senior catcher Betsy Maysonet, who then tagged freshman infielder Stephanie Rizzo out at home.
''We made a point of not letting it happen today,'' Madison Park coach Gladys Perez-Byrd said of the mercy rule. ''I told the girls 'We are home, we have to dig in and get some runs to make it go the full seven innings'.
''And they did that. They came through.''
Madison Park junior first baseman Krystal Edwards hit an inside-the-park home run in the final inning off a hard shot up the middle that went between the outfielders. It was her fourth home run in two games.
''I saw the hole, I was focused, zoned in and slammed it with all my might and just kept running,'' said White, who was 3 for 4 with three stolen bases. ''I couldn't have done it without my team.''
East Boston senior shortstop Mackenzie White almost had her own home run but it landed foul. She ended up getting a double on the at-bat, her second of the game.
''I was so mad at that one that landed foul,'' said White, who went 5 for 6 with six RBIs. ''At least I got another double.''
Elliott (3-4), the freshman pitcher, got the victory after fanning five batters.
Sitting atop the North conference, East Boston hopes to meet South conference leader,
Latin Academy, in the City Championships. In the Cities last year, Latin Academy scored seven runs in the final inning to beat East Boston, 7-6, in the title game. They beat the Jets again, 7-4, in the first round of the state tournament.
Thomas Elliott, who is in his 28th season as Eastie's coach, was more focused on the immediate before Wednesday's game. The Jets still have two more North conference games against O'Bryant and Fenway.
''The road to the championship runs through Madison Park,'' he said before the game. ''If we cross that line we gotta go through O'Bryant next week and then Fenway the week after that.''
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Lee, S W and Morley, M and Taylor, R R and Kielhofner, G and Garnham, M and Heasman, D and Forsyth, Kirsty (2011) The development of care pathways and packages in mental health based on the model of human occupation screening tool. British Journal of Occupational Therapy , 74 (6). pp. 284-294. ISSN 03080226
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Purpose: Payment by Results (PbR) was recently introduced to mental health care in England. The system allocates service users to one of 20 clusters and will provide funding based on cluster membership, rather than on block contracts. Occupational therapists are challenged to define care packages for each of the clusters. Method: To facilitate their development, this study identified the occupational profiles of service users in each cluster based on measures offered by the Model of Human Occupation. The study used existing data from the clinical records of 625 service users from two organisations, collected through use of the Mental Health Clustering Tool and the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool. Results: Across the sample, service users showed greatest problems with habituation, followed by volition and process skills. Qualitatively distinct occupational profiles were identified across the clusters. Service users with non-psychotic problems showed the least interference with occupational participation; those in clusters involving psychosis showed moderate levels of interference; and those in clusters involving cognitive impairment demonstrated the most difficulty with occupational participation. Conclusion: These findings provide an important evidence base for thinking about the occupational needs of service users within the various PbR clusters and the corresponding services that might be offered. © The College of Occupational Therapists Ltd.
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"Naruto would have been devastated if you had died." Sakura said. "You should have seen him after you were, you know, hurt. I've never seen him fight with such intensity."
Hinata gasped. She tried to sit up a little, but the pain drove her back down.
"Naruto-kun?" Hinata breathed. "He, he really was? Sakura-san, you really think so?"
"I know so." said Sakura.
Hinata sat quietly for a moment, a small smile creeping onto her face,
"Sakura-san," Hinata said after a moment. Her voice was crisper, and color was rapidly returning to her face. "Can we raise the bed up a little, so I can sit up?"
"Sure." Sakura said with a smile. "But not too much, I've still got a little bit of work left."
"Thank you," Hinata said as Sakura finished making the adjustments with a button on the side of the bed. The heir to the Hyuuga clan's main family considered Sakura with eyes so white that they appeared pupil-less. After a moment the eyes flickered with . . . trust?
"Sakura-san," Hinata began. "The truth is I was terrified because . . . because I didn't expect to see him again. Now he knows what I told him and . . ."
"By "him" you mean, Naruto" Sakura interjected.
Hinata nodded and took as deep a breath as her injuries would allow.
"Sakura-san, I've seen the way he looks at you and . . . and . . . how can you stand it? Sometimes I think I would give anything for him to look at me that way, but . . . but I am also terrified of it!"
It was Sakura's turn to be taken aback. She licked her lips, not knowing what to say, and was again thankful for the mask. She couldn't even meet Hinata's desperate gaze, and lowered her eyes as if in thought. But Hinata didn't stop. Her words poured out of her like a dam that had burst, and Sakura realized she'd been needing to tell someone this for a very long time, but was scared to find someone to listen.
"I . . . I've loved him all my life, admired him, believed in him. He's suffered so much, you know. Nobody seems to realize that . . . but . . . but . . ."
"But he never gives up on his dreams, no matter what." Sakura finished for Hinata, who was on the verge of tears. And it was in that moment, that at last Sakura understood. She and Hinata were the same. Both of them had loved someone they placed on a pedestal. So high was their place that they seemed untouchable. They both hoped, hurt, and wrestled with their feelings as they tried to figure out how to get the attention of the one's they loved.
Words began to march out Sakura, sounding at first like simple advise for her comrade. Yet, they resonated from somewhere deep within Sakura's own soul, and she realized she was lecturing herself at the same time.
"Hinata, you can only love for the sake of love for so long, before it begins to eat at you. You can't hide it, but can't force it either. You have to make a stand somewhere." Sakura paused, and as she met Hinata's eyes again she realized her comrade was listening intently. But Sakura had only just gotten through the easy part.
"And we're ninja. Ninja adapt. Once you make your stand if love fails you, you have to move on. You have to read underneath the underneath, and not let yourself be consumed by your own passion. That doesn't mean your love has to stop, but . . ." now Sakura felt her eyes fill to the brim as well, "but you have to find love that will be returned. Our business is too dangerous, the chances that we will die in battle too high to be waiting around for something to happen. Telling Naruto what you feel had to be done, but don't get stuck there."
Hinata smiled broadly, showing teeth for the first time that Sakura had ever seen since she'd known her. The girl had taken the words to heart.
"Well then," said Hinata. "It seems we're rivals."
"Right." Sakura said with a small laugh. "I won't go easy on you though, and I think I may have a bit of a lead."
"That's alright," Hinata said. "I'm not going to lose, either. But . . ."
Sakura raised an eyebrow.
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Tryptophan-Tryptophan Energy Migration as a Tool to Follow Apoflavodoxin Folding Biophysical Journal, Volume 95, Issue 5, 1 September 2008, Pages 2462-2469 Nina V. Visser, Adrie H. Westphal, Arie van Hoek, Carlo P.M. van Mierlo, Antonie J.W.G. Visser and Herbert van Amerongen Abstract Submolecular details of Azotobacter vinelandii apoflavodoxin (apoFD) (un)folding are revealed by time-resolved fluorescence anisotropy using wild-type protein and variants lacking one or two of apoFD's three tryptophans. ApoFD equilibrium (un)folding by guanidine hydrochloride follows a three-state model: native ↔ unfolded ↔ intermediate. In native protein, W128 is a sink for Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET). Consequently, unidirectional FRET with a 50-ps transfer correlation time occurs from W167 to W128. FRET from W74 to W167 is much slower (6.9ns). In the intermediate, W128 and W167 have native-like geometry because the 50-ps transfer time is observed. However, non-native structure exists between W74 and W167 because instead of 6.9ns the transfer correlation time is 2.0ns. In unfolded apoFD this 2.0-ns transfer correlation time is also detected. This decrease in transfer correlation time is a result of W74 and W167 becoming solvent accessible and randomly oriented toward one another. Apparently W74 and W167 are near-natively separated in the folding intermediate and in unfolded apoFD. Both tryptophans may actually be slightly closer in space than in the native state, even though apoFD's radius increases substantially upon unfolding. In unfolded apoFD the 50-ps transfer time observed for native and intermediate folding states becomes 200ps as W128 and W167 are marginally further separated than in the native state. Apparently, apoFD's unfolded state is not a featureless statistical coil but contains well-defined substructures. The approach presented is a powerful tool to study protein folding. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (429 kb) |
Nanoclusters of GPI-Anchored Proteins Are Formed by Cortical Actin-Driven Activity Cell, Volume 135, Issue 6, 12 December 2008, Pages 1085-1097 Debanjan Goswami, Kripa Gowrishankar, Sameera Bilgrami, Subhasri Ghosh, Riya Raghupathy, Rahul Chadda, Ram Vishwakarma, Madan Rao and Satyajit Mayor Summary Several cell-surface lipid-tethered proteins exhibit a concentration-independent, cholesterol-sensitive organization of nanoscale clusters and monomers. To understand the mechanism of formation of these clusters, we investigate the spatial distribution and steady-state dynamics of fluorescently tagged GPI-anchored protein nanoclusters using high-spatial and temporal resolution FRET microscopy. These studies reveal a nonrandom spatial distribution of nanoclusters, concentrated in optically resolvable domains. Monitoring the dynamics of recovery of fluorescence intensity and anisotropy, we find that nanoclusters are immobile, and the dynamics of interconversion between nanoclusters and monomers, over a range of temperatures, is spatially heterogeneous and non-Arrhenius, with a sharp crossover coinciding with a reduction in the activity of cortical actin. Cholesterol depletion perturbs cortical actin and the spatial scale and interconversion dynamics of nanoclusters. Direct perturbations of cortical actin activity also affect the construction, dynamics, and spatial organization of nanoclusters. These results suggest a unique mechanism of complexation of cell-surface molecules regulated by cortical actin activity. Summary | Full Text | PDF (2728 kb) |
Homo-FRET Imaging Enables Quantification of Protein Cluster Sizes with Subcellular Resolution Biophysical Journal, Volume 97, Issue 9, 4 November 2009, Pages 2613-2622 Arjen N. Bader, Erik G. Hofman, Jarno Voortman, Paul M.P. van Bergen en Henegouwen and Hans C. Gerritsen Abstract Fluorescence-anisotropy-based homo-FRET detection methods can be employed to study clustering of identical proteins in cells. Here, the potential of fluorescence anisotropy microscopy for the quantitative imaging of protein clusters with subcellular resolution is investigated. Steady-state and time-resolved anisotropy detection and both one- and two-photon excitation methods are compared. The methods are evaluated on cells expressing green fluorescent protein (GFP) constructs that contain one or two FK506-binding proteins. This makes it possible to control dimerization and oligomerization of the constructs and yields the experimental relation between anisotropy and cluster size. The results show that, independent of the experimental method, the commonly made assumption of complete depolarization after a single energy transfer step is not valid here. This is due to a nonrandom relative orientation of the fluorescent proteins. Our experiments show that this relative orientation is restricted by interactions between the GFP barrels. We describe how the experimental relation between anisotropy and cluster size can be employed in quantitative cluster size imaging experiments of other GFP fusions. Experiments on glycosylphosphatidylinisotol (GPI)-anchored proteins reveal that GPI forms clusters with an average size of more than two subunits. For epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), we observe that ∼40% of the unstimulated receptors are present in the plasma membrane as preexisting dimers. Both examples reveal subcellular heterogeneities in cluster size and distribution. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (902 kb) |
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The anisotropy of the spin-lattice relaxation time (T1) and the spin-spin relaxation times (T2) of water protons in skeletal muscle tissue have been studied by the spin-echo technique. Both T1 and T2 have been measured for the water protons of the tibialis anterior muscle of mature male rats for theta = 0, 55, and 90 degrees, where theta is the orientation of the muscle fiber with respect to the static field. The anisotropy in T1 and T2 has been measured at temperatures of 28, -5 and -10 degrees C. No significant anisotropy was observed in the T1 of the tissue water, while an average anisotropy of approximately 5% was observed in T2 at room temperature. The average anisotropy of T2 at -5 and -10 degrees C was found to be approximately 2 and 1.3%, respectively.


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Coming out of Monday's halftime, Mike Miller didn't expect to play at all.
It hasn't been especially common for him to see significant action in second halves of Heat games other than in those he's been a substitute starter and, Sunday, he hadn't even seen any in the first, as coach Erik Spoelstra played nine other men.
So it was a surprise when Spoelstra summoned Miller to scramble onto the floor — the heating pad shaking off behind him — with 1:13 remaining in the third quarter. And it was somewhat of a shock when Miller played 16 of the 17 minutes in the fourth quarter and overtime of Miami's 112-110 win against Orlando.
Spoelstra said that he sought "more space" and that he liked what Miller provided in the opening up the floor. It was also made possible in part by Orlando playing without a traditional point guard, since Jameer Nelson was sidelined with a sore hip.
Still, it was just another example of how, 29 games in the season, Spoelstra continues to tinker with closing combinations. Ray Allen has been a regular staple along with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh, and he was again Monday. Yet the fifth piece remains on a rotational basis, with Mario Chalmers or Shane Battier getting most of the opportunities, but Norris Cole and now Miller getting some turns, depending primarily on Chalmers' effectiveness and the opponent's lineup.
Miller had three points, three rebounds and four assists during Monday's stint, and Miami was a plus-11 with him in the game. Allen and Joel Anthony were also effective off the bench, at plus-19 and plus-13, respectively.
Closing the book: Chris Bosh said it's hard to evaluate 2012 as a year, because he thinks in terms of basketball seasons, which cross over the traditional calendar.
It was very busy from a basketball perspective. It was remarkable how much the Heat played from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, because of the compressed post-lockout schedule followed by a long postseason.
The Heat played a total of 114 regular-season and playoff games — not including the eight preseason contests that required a trip for two in China. Miami finished the year with a 78-36 record in those games. James played in 110 of them, plus eight in the Olympics, as well as a smattering of Olympic qualifiers.
Home sweet home: Ray Allen estimates that it will be another month or so before he feels completely comfortable with his new team, but he already has adjusted well to his new home building. While taking nearly an identical number of shots, he is shooting 51.5 percent inside AmericanAirlines Arena, compared to 41.7 percent everywhere else.
"I didn't know this before, but just since playing with Miami, just seeing how the practice facility is, having a court inside the building," Allen said. "The way we park inside the building, it's one stop. You go in, and you're able to have everything at your fingertips, from the training room to a great family room. So even my family, when they're there, the kids are able to shoot hoops during the game, they have a really good time. I haven't seen too many facilities like that."
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Xiang, Wei and Pietrobon, Steven S. and Leis, John (2005) Exit chart analysis of parallel data convolutional codes. In: ISPACS 2005: International Symposium on Intellegent Signal Processing and Communication Systems, 13-16 Dec 2005, Hong Kong.
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We recently proposed a new class of turbo-like codes called parallel data convolutional codes (PDCCs). The distinct characteristics of PDCCs include parallel data input bits and a self-iterative soft-in/soft-out a posteriori probability(APP) decoder. In this paper, we analyse this turbolike code by means of the extrinsic information transfer chart (EXIT chart). Our results show that the threshold Eb/N0 point for a rate 1/2 8-state PDCC is 0.6 dB, which is the same as the threshold point for a punctured rate 1/2 16-state parallel concatenated convolutional code (turbo code).
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I'd like to think my pets like each other but if I am being honest, they merely tolerate each other.
Since this week's book giveaway is all about dogs and cats living together (click here to leave a comment for a chance to win two great books) I've been paying careful attention to how our trio of goofy canines and our sassy feline interact.
The dogs are pack-like, I suppose, but that pack definitely includes me and my husband (we're the alphas — or as I like to think of it, benevolent dictators.) The dogs don't really interact with each other very much though. Stormy will occasionally tug a toy with one of the greyhound girls, Melissa Moo will give Stormy love biteys all over his face and at least once a day, as a trio they will do hot laps around the backyard to burn off energy.
Otherwise, the dogs just kind of hang out quietly with us, vying for attention.
The greyhounds are unbelievably jealous of each other. If Coral is being petted, Melissa is compelled to butt in, and vice versa. It's as if we may run out of love and one hound miss her share. Neither seems to mind if we are snuggling with Stormy though. It's strictly a breed thing. One greyhound cannot have the affection advantage over the other.
All three dogs fear Thai, which is kind of crazy considering he's declawed. What can I say other than the cat has swagger. The greyhounds will not cross in front of Thai. Sometimes I have to chase him out of a room just so the greys can get from one point to another. And all the dogs will stay away from the community water bowl if Thai has bellied up to the bar.
Still, Stormy will, at least once a day, play bow to Thai, and Thai will reject him with a hiss, a swat and a hasty retreat. Stormy always gives Phil and me a disappointed look, as if to say "What? I just wanted to play."
All four pets, when they are in a calm mood, will co-habituate in the same room, but Thai, in typical feline fashion, will usually take a spot up high where he can observe the dogs.
I admit to being a little jealous when I see other folks post photos on Facebook of their dogs and cats that get along so well they snuggle. That will never happen with my crew. If I want a photo of the four of them together, clearly I have to make a collage.
Still, I feel a pretty big sense of pet parent accomplishment that we have an inter-breed, inter-species household that, for the most part, live in harmony. It's not easy and it requires a lot of careful guidance and attention from the two-legged members of the family, but overall, we have a happy home.
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MIAMI — Kevin Garnett is a problem. During the 152 minutes he's been on the court in the Eastern Conference finals he's scored 82 points and grabbed 43 points. To put it in simpler terms: He's getting 20 and 10 every night and there hasn't been a whole lot the Heat can do about it.
They've tried Ronny Turiaf, Joel Anthony, Udonis Haslem and even LeBron James with varying degrees of success, which is to say, not that much. (Anthony has the best defensive numbers, but his start in Game 4 didn't stop the Celtics from hanging 61 points on Miami in the first half.) No matter who the Heat throw at Garnett, they can't counter the stark reality that he is taller, more athletic and more skilled than anyone they have to guard him.
There's another issue here and that is that none of those three have much to offer in the way of offensive ability. Haslem can step out and make mid-range jump shots, but most of those tend to come off defensive breakdowns. It's not like the Celtics wants him taking uncontested 15-footers, but it's also not as if Miami is running a lot of action to get him those jumpers.
Without a scoring threat to defend, Garnett is thus free to roam the paint and cause havoc. When Garnett is in there to protect the paint, the Heat are shooting 62 percent at the rim. When he's not they've made a shocking 22-of-23 shots at the rim. (That's 96 percent, by the way. Ninety-six percent!) A KG with no one to check on the defensive end is a dangerous KG and the key to the Celtics' halfcourt schemes.
The Celtics' two wins in Boston have made this a three-game battle of attrition and all the lineup shuffling in the world can't hide the fact that the C's have two huge matchups advantages with Garnett and Rajon Rondo serving as the other. The Heat can't do anything about Rondo besides throwing out numerous defenses and combinations that he seems to solve like he's working over a Rubik's Cube.
This is where Chris Bosh enters the picture. He's been out since Game 1 of the Pacer series with an abdominal strain – the same kind of injury that kept Garnett out of the lineup for nine games in 2008 – and in that time the Heat did quite well, winning five straight games to close out the Pacers and the first two of this series. It seems clear that if Miami had its way, it would keep Bosh under wraps until the finals.
There's no telling how much Bosh will be able to give the Heat, but just by stepping on the court he offers an offensive weapon that has to be guarded and there's really no one on the Celtics' roster who can check him besides Garnett. He's too big for Brandon Bass and too skilled for Greg Stiemsma and Ryan Hollins.
Just having Bosh on the floor changes the equation dramatically for Garnett and the Celtics. Their defensive gameplan in this series has been predicated on doubling Dwyane Wade and James whenever possible – mostly Wade – with Garnett either serving as the first line of defense or the last line against everything else that happens.
"We've prepared every game like Bosh is going to play," coach Doc Rivers said. "Eventually he will, and maybe tomorrow."
If Bosh is able to play in Game 5 – and if he's able to be effective — the series takes on a completely new outlook. The small lineup that has proven so effective will have to be augmented. Garnett will have an important defensive responsibility and possibly Bosh will be able to slow down KG's offensive game. That's a lot to ask of a player coming from back an injury, but Garnett and the Celtics have forced the issue.
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Reliant Finishing Systems announced today they have redesigned and relaunched one of their satellite sites, Whatispowdercoating.com. The site is designed to be the first stop customers take when familiarizing themselves with the powder coating process. The site redesign includes a brand new layout, graphical updates and an entirely rewritten content section aimed at newcomers to the powder coating market.
"The site has been redesigned and rewritten so that the information is easily accessible to people with little to no powder coating knowledge," commented Mr. Josh Strickland, Director of Brand Management for Reliant Finishing Systems. "There is a quite a bit of information online that thoroughly explains the powder coating process. Unfortunately, most of the available information is very technical and difficult for the layperson to approach. We'd like to bridge the gap and provide an easy jumping on point for people with general powder coating questions."
The site features content aimed at explaining the powder coating process, the basics of powder coating equipment, and the benefits of powder coating - from reduced environmental impact to increased business revenue. The site also includes tips and guides for beginning coaters and links to other online resources. "Like all informational sites, the process of expanding the available articles is ongoing. Planned future articles include an expanded powder coating FAQ and discussion of the difference between thermoset and thermoplastic powders. The goal is to create a functional knowledge base that is useful to a wide range of powder coating customers and enthusiasts. This relaunch is just the first step in creating that resource, and we welcome feedback and user-generated submissions to help us make this the most useful site it can be."
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Based on the complete lack of response here, I think we better just cross our fingers and hope that current Yahoo rankings play at least a part of the "new" rankings when the "new" rankings do indeed appear.
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But in the third inning, Wayne leadoff hitter Jacey Parsons reached on a single and Fry followed by reaching on an error. Both later scored on a passed ball and a wild pitch, and save for a double from Taylor Legg and a late single for Reagan Johnson, Sissonville's offense just didn't have any answers.
A lot of the credit goes to Wayne pitcher Jessie Rowe, who gave up one hit and hit one batter in her five innings to go with four strikeouts.
The Pioneers return eight starters from last year's team but Smith isn't putting any kind of lofty expectations on her bunch just yet.
"We're going to make it run," Smith said of getting back to the state tournament. "It's so, so hard. Everybody says, 'Oh, you all should be back,' but it's hard to go one time. It's got to be even doubly hard to go twice. We're going to give it a shot and if it all works out and falls into place, we'll be lucky to be there."
While the state tournament may be an ultimate goal for Sissonville, right now Gross' focus is on improvement on a day-by-day basis.
"It's great having these talented players but they're not used to playing at this level," Gross said. "Nerves plays in a lot. We're getting better each game and each practice that we have so it's going to be alright, especially down the road having this great group of freshmen on board."
Baldwin struck out two in 42/3 innings, yielded four runs on seven hits and a walk, and was hurt by three Indians errors.
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Abstract: | Practitioners are under constant pressure to evaluate their work. In the current environment, health professionals frequently have limited time and financial resources, and opportunities for using existing data sets must be exploited. Routinely collected data provide a potentially useful resource for use in this context. The aim of this paper is to discuss the potential uses of routinely collected data in the evaluation of health promotion interventions. Opportunities for and limitations of routine data are discussed, drawing on examples primarily from the field of sexual health, to demonstrate principles which are also relevant in other areas of health care. |
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Beckford's landmark goal wins it
Jermaine Beckford scored the 100th league goal of his career as he and and fellow loanee James Vaughan teamed up to help Huddersfield secure an impressive 2-1 win over Wolves.
In what amounts to Simon Grayson's side's biggest scalp since their promotion in the summer, the Town forwards produced a brilliant first-half performance as they scored a goal each to put Huddersfield in command.
And even though their impact lessened as the game went on, the Terriers had enough of a start to hold on and move back into the play-off positions, despite Sylvan Ebanks-Blake's 63rd-minute goal for Wolves, whose three-game winning streak on the road came to an end.
The showings of Norwich man Vaughan and Leicester's Beckford were the reason for that, with both strengthening their case to earn a permanent deal, especially the latter - who enjoyed a landmark afternoon.
Having opened his account for them in their last game - a 1-0 win at Birmingham - his pace kept Wolves penned back for large parts of the game, allowing Huddersfield to dominate the play in front of them. That he also produced a stunning 27th-minute scissor-kick volley to score merely topped off his performance.
For as good as Beckford was, Vaughan was every bit as impressive. The former Everton striker was strong and clever in his hold-up play, while his back-post header following a brilliant Jack Hunt cross was in keeping with Beckford's clinical finish.
The duo had served Wolves enough warning inside the first 10 minutes, with Beckford getting in behind but scuffing a volley into the ground, and with Wanderers failing to push their defensive line up, they slipped behind 11 minutes in.
Hunt advanced down the right, Stephen Ward refused to come towards him and backed off, allowing Hunt to place a hanging cross to the back post where Vaughan was waiting and headed the ball back in the direction from which it came, leaving Carl Ikeme grasping the air.
Beckford would have doubled the lead in the 18th minute had his leg been an inch longer, allowing him to connect with Vaughan's brilliant cross, and it briefly looked like being a costly miss as Wolves got into the game, with Bakary Sako clipping the bar with a long-range free-kick.
But former Chelsea trainee Beckford would find the net shortly after, peeling off his marker to track the flight of Adam Clayton's cross before powering a quite brilliant right-footed volley beyond Ikeme from 12 yards.
Wolves were desperate for the half-time whistle to come and by the time it did they should have been further behind as Beckford worked Ikeme from the edge of the box and Vaughan twice fizzed shots wide - the latter a sitter after some neat play from Keith Southern.
The one-way traffic would continue after the break as Danny Ward failed to find an open goal following Ikeme's failure to take a ball on the edge of his box, with Wolves relying on hopeful punts forward which were regularly eaten up by Town defender Peter Clarke.
Back at the other end Ikeme shoved away Olly Norwood's free-kick and also smothered a Vaughan header before Wolves gave themselves a lifeline out of keeping with the game.
Sako worked his way down the left and squirmed a cross past the defences of Hunt and found Ebanks-Blake waiting at the near post, and he poked an effort under Alex Smithies.
Stake Solbakken's men suddenly had a purpose and Sako wasted a fine chance after cutting in and beating Hunt on the inside, while Ebanks-Blake had a shot deflected just over and Dave Edwards headed against the post from the subsequent corner, but beyond that they mustered little and Huddersfield held on.
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Huddersfield Town | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
James Vaughan (10') | Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (63') |
Jermaine Beckford (27') |
Huddersfield Town | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
1 Alex Smithies | 13 Carl Ikeme |
5 Peter Clarke | 14 Roger Johnson |
6 Anthony Gerrard | 32 Kevin Foley |
2 Callum Woods | 16 Christophe Berra |
32 Jack Hunt | 11 Stephen Ward |
24 Keith Southern | 20 Jermaine Pennant |
8 Adam Clayton | 10 Bakary Sako |
11 Daniel Ward | 28 Tongo Hamed Doumbia |
4 Oliver Norwood | 26 David Davis |
18 James Vaughan | 29 Kevin Doyle |
21 Jermaine Beckford | 9 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake |
Substitutes | |
13 Ian Bennett | Dorus De Vries 31 |
33 Joel Lynch | Ronald Zubar 23 |
3 Paul Dixon | Richard Stearman 5 |
16 Scott Arfield | Danny Batth 25 |
19 Alan Lee | David Edwards 4 |
7 Sean Scannell | Anthony Forde 27 |
9 Lee Novak | Bjorn Sigurdarson 15 |
Substitutions | |
Lee Novak for Oliver Norwood (73) | David Edwards for David Davis (46) |
Joel Lynch for James Vaughan (80) | |
Paul Dixon for Callum Woods (90) | |
Yellow Cards | |
James Vaughan (59) | Roger Johnson (58) |
Adam Clayton (85) | |
Anthony Gerrard (76) | |
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