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ReadWriteWeb's 'Facebook Log-In' Fiasco Angers, Confounds Googlers
A Google search for "Facebook login" (and most other terms) reveals News Results up top, followed by traditional search results. RWW's timely 'Facebook Wants to Be Your One True Login' story landed first in the news results, and therefore first on the search results page. Therein lay the problem.
The traffic bump and explosion of user complaints reveal how some people use their browsers, search engines, and the Web as a whole. Instead of typing "facebook.com" into the address bar or using bookmarks, Daring Fireball's John Gruber explains, they type the term (in this case, "facebook login") into Google and click the first link on the page, effectively using search as a navigation tool. Unfortunately, there's a big security issue here. Many are clicking links without checking the URL, which helps to explain the continued success of phishing schemes.
Comments like "i need the old facebook this new one is very bad bbbbbbbbbbuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu" may be funny, but RWW argues that the confusion is a result of Google's decision to place more immediate, and potentially more relevant, news above regular search results.
Two types of thinking seem to be in play. First, millions of Google users have become experts simply from years of use, and have come to expect Google's constant updates to make search results more relevant (e.g., adding breaking news to search results, incorporating real-time tweets). The second way of thinking hasn't kept up with the Web's constant change, and sees a computer and the Web as means to a finite end. Google hasn't necessarily failed; knowledge of the Web just hasn't kept up with technological innovation.
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How immigrants are redefining 'American' in Southern California
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I've just arrived in Orlando, Florida, where I'll be spending the next couple of days participating in this year's National Association of Hispanic Journalists convention. I'll be speaking on two panels related to immigration, so if any Multi-American readers are in town, stop by and say hello.
Thursday morning I'll be joining Al Jazeera journalist Dima Khatib to discuss the coverage of Islamic communities in the United States during what has been a difficult and extraordinary period for Middle Eastern immigrants and their descendants. The panel starts at 10:30 a.m.
At 9 a.m. Friday I'll be on an immigration reporting panel with two journalism professors and an immigration attorney. We'll talk about how the news media has reported stories like that of Arizona's controversial SB 1070 anti-illegal immigration law, and how to improve coverage of immigration issues.
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Origins and History (The Sixties in America)
Along with Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, delivered one hundred years earlier, Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech is one of the most memorable in U.S. history. It was delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., on August 28, 1963, where nearly a quarter of a million people gathered for a March for Jobs and Freedom to urge Congress and President John F. Kennedy to pass a national civil rights bill.
At Issue (Racial and Ethnic Relations in America)
The spring and summer of 1963 proved to be one of the most important times of the Civil Rights movement. On June 12, NAACP leader Medgar Evers was assassinated; white supremacist Byron de la Beckwith would not be found guilty of his murder for nearly thirty years. In April, 1963, protest against discrimination in the downtown department stores of Birmingham, Alabama, culminated in protests on April 4. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s arrest during these demonstrations and the media coverage of police violence against the demonstrators catapulted both the movement and King, the leader of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), into the national spotlight to an even greater degree than before. The boycotts and mass marches eventually provided sufficient pressure that white leaders promised to desegregate the stores' facilities, hire African Americans to work in the stores, and establish a biracial committee for ongoing talks concerning racial problems.
These gains were achieved at a price, however: King was jailed briefly; police brutality occurred against protesters; and arrested protesters filled Birmingham's jails. Nevertheless, the filled jails negatively affected the capacity of police to arrest and hold demonstrators, which was exactly what King and other civil rights leaders had hoped; news coverage of police brutality outraged many citizens; and, while jailed, King wrote his "Letter from Birmingham Jail," a document that delineated the need for and goals of the direct action campaigns of the Civil Rights movement. The acclaim that met this document foreshadowed the reaction to his speech at the March on Washington two months later.
March on Washington (Racial and Ethnic Relations in America)
The purpose of the March on Washington (sometimes called the Poor People's March) was not merely to make an emotional plea on behalf of African Americans; its primary purpose was to expose the American public to the economic basis of racial inequality. Thus, the focus of the march was the need to increase jobs and economic opportunities for African Americans, in order for them to realize racial equality. These especially were the goals of the leaders of the March on Washington, A. Philip Randolph, labor leader and organizer of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, and civil rights activist Bayard Rustin, one of the earliest planners of the event. In fact, the full title of the event was "The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom." The march, therefore, had a set of important goals: more jobs, a higher minimum wage, support for President John F. Kennedy's antidiscrimination legislation, and arousing the conscience of the United States to the plight of African Americans. King's speech was especially important on this last point, for the "I Have a Dream" section of the speech was an eloquent plea for a society based on racial harmony. Nevertheless, while King's speech is best remembered for his vision of racial equality, its true import lies in the fact that the renown accorded the speech helped advance the multifaceted goals of the march, thus helping to pave the way for the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
King's Vision (Racial and Ethnic Relations in America)
The passage in which King reiterates "I have a dream" should be understood in the overall context of the talk. Although King started by reading from his prepared text, he disregarded this text about halfway through the speech and incorporated a theme he had used in some previous speeches: "I have a dream." This theme introduced into the speech two of the main tenets of the SCLC: interracial cooperation and social equality. King's eloquent vision of a future without racial divisions captured the emotions of many viewers and, later, readers of the speech. In fact, the emotional power of that section of King's remarks sometimes blurs the memory of other, equally important aspects of his speech.
King's speech has become widely known as a masterpiece of rhetoric and argumentation. One rhetorical device that King used to great effect is repetition. The most obvious example is the repetition of the phrase "I have a dream" to detail different aspects of King's vision of racial harmony, but there are other, equally important examples. In the opening section of the speech, King reiterated the phrase "one hundred years later" to emphasize that one hundred years after the Emancipation Proclamation (issued in 1863), African Americans still had not achieved equality. Immediately after the "I have a dream" section, King repeated the phrase that it is "with this faith" in his dream that he and other people could hope to transform American society. These examples demonstrate King's consciousness of the use of rhetoric to produce emotional impact.
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The Speech (The Sixties in America)
King's remarks were the keynote address of the rally and capped off a day of speeches and musical presentations. The large crowd was charged with emotion and enthusiasm as King took the podium. The three major television networks were to provide live television coverage of the speech, so King had carefully prepared a formal text. In an interview a few months after giving the speech, he recalled he was so moved by the emotion of the crowd spread out before him on that August afternoon in the nation's capital that he abandoned the prepared text and began to preach from the heart, using the phrase, "I have a dream." He had previously used this phrase in speeches given at mass meetings in Birmingham, Alabama, in April and in Detroit in June, 1963. In one of the speech's most memorable passages, King said, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." He drew inspiration from the prophet Isaiah in the Old Testament, mixing his "I have a dream" phrase with phrases from the Bible. After speaking a few sentences from his prepared conclusion, he picked up on a new theme, reciting the first stanza of "My Country, Tis of Thee" and ending with the line "from every mountainside, let freedom ring." King spoke forcefully to make himself heard over the growing roar of the crowd. His conclusion powerfully summarized his dream for the United States and his hope for the future. He looked forward to a day "when all God's children—black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Catholics and Protestants—will be able to join hands and to sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual, Free at last, free at last; thank God almighty, we are free at last.'"
Impact (The Sixties in America)
Although he did not know it at the time, King had delivered the greatest speech of his life. His words conveyed, to a television audience of millions, the moral power of the great crusade for civil rights in the 1960's. No longer could the country ignore the injustices of poverty, segregation, and violence against African Americans in the United States. King's eloquent plea for justice and freedom was one of the decade's shining moments; however, it also served as a powerful reminder that much still needed to be done.
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De facto polygamy is already practiced throughout Europe, where welfare authorities provide benefits for multiple spouses among Muslim immigrants. Eventually, those states will recognize the practice officially.
Wow, you really are incapable of rational argument, aren't you?
Years after the courts once again decide that the majority doesn't get to decide for the minority, you'll find that gay marriages really aren't affecting your marriage at all. It's not causing everybody to leave their spouse for one of the same gender. It's not causing religious persecution. You'll realize that you'll be just fine. I promise.
One of your stupider and more butt-hurt posts. Neither of the two things 'we will find out aren't problems' years from now have been identified by anyone here as problems they're worried about now. If this kind of hormone-infused shitty logic is the best the Left and the Gays can come up with on this, is it any wonder we think you're idiots?
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Set along a white-sand beach, this resort is centrally located in Cancun's hotel zone across the street from the Plaza Caracol Shopping Center and 7 km (less than 5 mi) from downtown.
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A welcoming, family-spirited atmosphere helps distinguish this resort, which, despite its compact size still offers guests plenty of day-and-night activity and entertainment.
Daily, staff-led programs include activities for all, ranging from beach walks and stretching sessions to volleyball and bingo. Guests can spend evenings listening to live music in the lobby or, three times a week, enjoying live performance shows with Mexican, Caribbean, and pre-Hispanic themes.
Four restaurants serve international, Mexican, Asian, and seafood specialties. The 5 bars include a beach-side health bar with natural drinks and a swim-up bar.
Guests can fully relax with the hotel's spa services, including body treatments, facial treatments, body wraps, and massages (advanced reservations required).
A small business center provides two computers with high-speed Internet access (surcharge); front desk staff can help with faxes (surcharge). Wireless Internet access is available in the lobby (surcharge).
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Guests are asked to avoid walking barefoot, wear bathing suits, or wet clothes in restaurants.
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To protect guests from passing boats, the hotel allows sea swimming only in a defined, shallow area in front of the resort where the water is calm. Nonmotorized sea sports include kayaking and sailing. The pool is another focus of activity, with staff members running a daily program that includes water aerobics, pool volleyball, and games.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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"Affliction is the wholesome soil of virtue, where patience, honor, sweet humility, and calm fortitude, take root and strongly flourish."
David Mallet
"Cure yourself of the affliction of caring how you appear to others. Concern yourself only with how you appear before God, concern yourself only with the idea that God may have of you."
Miguel de Unamuno
"Diminish the mass of evils that afflict the human species, increase enjoyment and well-being. And even if the new routes opened up could prolong the average life of mankind by only a few hours, or even a few days, then the scientist, too could aspire"
Antoine Lavoisier
"As threshing separates the wheat from the chaff, so does affliction purify virtue."
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"Honorable, adj.: Afflicted with an impediment in one's reach. In legislative bodies, it is customary to mention all members as honorable; as, "the honorable gentleman is a scurvy cur.""
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"And if Allah should afflict you with harm, then there is none to remove it but He; and if He intends good to you there is none to repel His grace; He brings it to whom He pleases of His servants; and He is the Forgiving, the Merciful."
"Notwithstanding ye have well done, that ye did communicate with my affliction."
"And those who, when great wrong afflicts them, defend themselves."
"And whatever affliction befalls you, it is on account of what your hands have wrought, and (yet) He pardons most (of your faults)."
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WINFIELD - Josee Erlandson and her Winfield teammates know that every time they step on the pitch, their opponent will never outwork them.
The Generals put in another workaday effort Tuesday evening with three goals in the final 12 minutes, 30 seconds in turning a nail-biter into a 3-0 runaway victory over George Washington.
A crowd of about 300 attended the matchup of last year's Class AAA state championship game in which Winfield defeated GW 4-2 in overtime.
"We weight lift on Sundays and just run every day,'' said Erlandson. "We do pushups. We condition all over the place.''
Erlandson gave the Generals (6-0) the lead for good with an unassisted goal with 12:30 left in the second half. After Patriots keeper Olivia Miller, who finished with eight stops, deflected a shot, Erlandson was there to clean it up for a 1-0 advantage.
"That got us pumped up,'' said Erlandson, who netted her second goal of the season and has been substituting for starter Katie Bryant, who is nursing a concussion.
Less than a minute later, Winfield took advantage of a GW error on a handball in the penalty-box area. Jayne Lawman converted the penalty kick in the upper-left corner of the net for a 2-0 edge at the 11:46 mark.
Mackenzie Pritt closed out the scoring for the Generals on an assist from Erlandson, whose shot went off the crossbar, with 1:51 remaining.
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Mission Health joins Biltmore Park Area
Updated: Friday, January 18 2013, 12:58 PM EST
Mission Health has signed a 15-year lease on the facility at 50 Schenck Parkway in Biltmore Park, Asheville.
Approximately 350 employees will consolidate to this site from multiple locations to improve customer service and internal efficiency.
This facility will provide the space for expansion that a number of our non-clinical hospital departments need, said True Morse, Vice President of Facilities with Mission Health. We are continually looking at ways to improve how our facilities accommodate the functions they house. This is an opportunity to maximize efficiency for the foreseeable future.
The Revenue Cycle Division, which includes the Patient Financial Services Division, will move to this location.
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I bought mine myself as a early Christmas present. Best purchase ever outside of my car (but that's another forum) lol :)
Thats a great deal. Dang. Good come off. The keyboard stand that u have to plug in the bottom sux. I had that and the bluetooth one. Didnt like either and returned because it wont let u scroll thru ipad pages of icons/apps. Ive actually got pretty good with this onscreen keyboard. :D
My wife, with input from my technologically savvy daughters bought it for me as a 60th birthday present. They all know I have had an iPod attached to my body for the past few years and the iPad was a natural progression. I was both surprised and grateful for such a wonderful gift.
I bought it with my saved up change:D
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i bought my ipad ..
Thank you! A Thanksgiving gift? Since the Christmas season pretty much starts after Hallowe'en, why not give gifts early???
I preordered mine as soon as it was possible to do so.
I'd been waiting since the first rumors...
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The location was great! The breakfast was a packed croissant and a cheap juice in the room. The room was cleaned up everything day and it had a very convenient fridge as well as a small TV. The one thing we did not like was that the internet was disconnected the morning we left while we were still in the room and we could not use it to verify some information we had pending for the flight we were going to take.
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So this week-end the little guy and I assembled the Sith Infiltrator LEGO set that he got for his fourth birthday (which was last week). We have had that set in the closet for close to a year, having gotten it at about %50 off. Which is quite the steal, really …
The little guy was pretty excited about it since he likes Darth Maul quite a bit. We started watching Star Wars a couple of months ago (we're at The Clone War).
Overall it's a pretty nice looking set which IMHO have a couple of flaws:
- Darth Maul's speeder break apart easily and doesn't sit all that well inside the cargo hold (or whatever that is called)
- The cargo hold doesn't have any built-in way to stay closed so it will open when the vessel is being played with (I had to hack some way to keep it shut)
- The cockpit is pretty narrow and putting Darth Maul in it can be a little tricky (especially for little hands)
- The probe droids included in the set are disappointing (just composed of 2 pieces)
While the little guy can follows the instructions sheets pretty well, since this is, for his age, a big set (479 pieces), I had to do most of it as it is still difficult for him to stay focused on a task for more than a few minutes at a time.


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The noEPG patch disables the broadcastet EPG data for specific channels to use other external sources.
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Many people assume that ACRES members are strictly "ag kids", but our backgrounds are as diverse as it gets! There must be something about playing in the dirt that brings everyone together, and that diversity has helped make ACRES a success.
Perry BaptistaAmeriCorps Representative and President Perry is majoring in Agricultural Business and minoring in Music and Economics during her time as an undergraduate at the University of Wyoming. Her interest in agriculture started while planting and caring for a vegetable garden during high school. ACRES was the perfect place for Perry to continue gardening, learn more about where our food comes from, and gain hands-on farming experience while at the University of Wyoming. She has no immediate career plans, but hopes to someday work on a small, organic farm of her very own. |
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Plasmid toxin-antitoxin system
The families in this clan are plasmid encoded toxins involved in plasmid maintenance. The plasmid encodes both a toxin and an antitoxin. Upon loss of the plasmid the antitoxin is inactivated more rapidly than the toxin. This allows the toxin to interact with its target thus killing the cell or impeding growth.
This clan contains 7 families and the total number of domains in the clan is 18077. The clan was built by J Mistry.
Literature references
- Anantharaman V, Aravind L; , Genome Biol 2003;4:R81.: New connections in the prokaryotic toxin-antitoxin network: relationship with the eukaryotic nonsense-mediated RNA decay system. PUBMED:14659018 EPMC:14659018
- Tian QB, Ohnishi M, Tabuchi A, Terawaki Y; , Biochem Biophys Res Commun 1996;220:280-284.: A new plasmid-encoded proteic killer gene system: cloning, sequencing, and analyzing hig locus of plasmid Rts1. PUBMED:8645296 EPMC:8645296
- Grady R, Hayes F; , Mol Microbiol 2003;47:1419-1432.: Axe-Txe, a broad-spectrum proteic toxin-antitoxin system specified by a multidrug-resistant, clinical isolate of Enterococcus faecium. PUBMED:12603745 EPMC:12603745
This clan contains the following 7 member families:
DUF1044 Gp49 PhdYeFM_antitox Plasmid_killer Plasmid_stabil Plasmid_Txe RelB_NDomain organisation
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Plasmid_stabil (PF05016) | 6528 (36.1%) | View |
PhdYeFM_antitox (PF02604) | 5612 (31.0%) | View |
Gp49 (PF05973) | 2071 (11.5%) | View |
Plasmid_Txe (PF06769) | 1544 (8.5%) | View |
Plasmid_killer (PF05015) | 1079 (6.0%) | View |
DUF1044 (PF06296) | 879 (4.9%) | View |
RelB_N (PF12910) | 364 (2.0%) | View |
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Minnesota won 2-1
Game 1: Tuesday, August 20 | ||
Minnesota | 6 | Final |
Detroit | 3 | |
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Game 2: Wednesday, August 21 | ||
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Game 3: Thursday, August 22 | ||
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Coverage: FSDT
1:08 PM ET, August 22, 2013
Comerica Park, Detroit, Michigan
DETROIT -- Chris Herrmann thought he had missed his chance to give the Minnesota Twins a much-needed win in a road series.
But his second RBI double of the game broke an eighth-inning tie and helped the Twins beat the Detroit Tigers 7-6 on Thursday.
With two outs, the Twins catcher lined a ball into the right-center field gap. Center fielder Austin Jackson got a bad break on the ball, and just missed while attempting a shoestring catch. Doug Bernier scored from second to give the Twins the lead.
"I thought I hit it right at him, and it isn't like he's going to drop the ball," Herrmann said. "I still have no idea why it started hooking right, but I'll take it."
Jackson took a couple of indecisive steps toward right-center and then realized he was in trouble. He got close, but his style of not diving for balls cost him. He tried to grab the ball off the top of the grass, and couldn't hang on.
"It looked like the ball fooled Jackson, but that's one of those crazy plays that you need to beat the Tigers," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "Herrmann did a great job to hit that ball off (Drew) Smyly. That guy is really tough against lefties."
Jackson said the seemingly routine liner somehow turned into a nasty slider.
"I started running for it, and then all of a sudden the ball turned the other way and broke down hard," he said. "I tried to make a play, but I didn't want to dive, because if I miss it, the batter ends up on third. That's the last thing you want to do in that situation."
Jared Burton pitched a scoreless eighth, and Glen Perkins got through the middle of the Tigers order in the ninth for his 30th save in 33 chances.
Casey Fien (3-2) earned the win. Bruce Rondon (1-2) took the loss.
Detroit had trailed 6-2 going into the bottom of the sixth, but rallied to tie it on Jackson's three-run homer. That allowed Justin Verlander to extend his unbeaten streak against the Twins to 11 starts, despite allowing six runs and 10 hits in seven innings.
"Today was tough," he said. "I'd say frustrating was a good word for it."
In his last 20 starts, Verlander is 8-7 with a 4.45 ERA. He has talked about finding mechanical flaws, and he had allowed only eight runs in his previous four starts, but things fell apart again on Thursday.
"It has been a real grind for me all season," Verlander said. "It's been a real battle. When you look at my numbers and then look at my record (12-9), you realize it could be a lot worse."
Twins starter Andrew Albers escaped several jams with his assortment of slow and slower pitches, but ran out of gas in the sixth. Throwing a fastball in the mid-80s, a changeup in the 70s, and a slow curve, Albers gave up five runs, nine hits and a walk in 5 2/3 innings.
The Twins needed only eight pitches to take the lead. Brian Dozier just missed a homer on Verlander's second pitch -- the ball hooking just outside of the foul pole -- and then singled. Herrmann followed with an RBI double, but Verlander escaped without further trouble.
"It was huge to get that first run," Herrmann said. "But you know that one run isn't going to beat the Tigers."
Detroit killed its own rally in the second inning on a baserunning mistake by Prince Fielder. After lining a ball into the left-center field gap, Fielder tried to stretch the hit into a double, even though Clete Thomas had cut the ball off easily.
Thomas threw to second, and Dozier spun to make a quick tag, only to realize that Fielder was still 20 feet away.
Bryan Holaday tied it in the third with his first career homer, a long drive over the bullpens in left. It also marked Holaday's first career RBI in his 16th game. Fielder made it 2-1 with an RBI single later in the inning, barely rounding first base before retreating to the bag.
Former Tigers player Wilkin Ramirez got the Twins even in the fourth with a check-swing RBI bloop single, and Ryan Doumit hit a three-run homer over the right-center field video board to give Minnesota a 5-2 lead in the fifth. It was Doumit's second straight hit against Verlander after an 0-for-12 stretch to start his career.
Holaday beat out an infield single for his second career RBI in the sixth, chasing Albers. Jackson tied the game with a shot off Josh Roenicke's second pitch.
Game notes
Verlander hadn't allowed six earned runs to the Twins since June 29, 2007 -- a span of 19 starts. He hasn't lost to them since April 27, 2010. ... The Twins said they will recall pitcher Liam Hendriks on Saturday to start in Cleveland. Hendriks has spent most of the season with Triple-A Rochester, but has gone 0-1 with a 3.94 ERA in three starts for the Twins. ... C Alex Avila will begin a rehab stint with Triple-A Toledo on Thursday as he continues to recover from a concussion. ... C Joe Mauer, on the 7-day concussion list, was cleared by a Tigers team doctor to fly back to Minnesota on Thursday night.
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DETROIT, MI - AUGUST 22: Justin Verlander #35 of the Detroit Tigers pitches in the first inning of the game...
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Detroit leads 11-8 (as of Thu 8/22) | ||
Mon 4/1 | DET 4, @MIN 2 | Recap |
Wed 4/3 | @MIN 3, DET 2 | Recap |
Thu 4/4 | @MIN 8, DET 2 | Recap |
Mon 4/29 | @DET 4, MIN 3 | Recap |
Tue 4/30 | @DET 6, MIN 1 | Recap |
Wed 5/1 | MIN 6, @DET 2 | Recap |
Thu 5/23 | @DET 7, MIN 6 | Recap |
Fri 5/24 | @DET 6, MIN 0 | Recap |
Sat 5/25 | MIN 3, @DET 2 | Recap |
Sun 5/26 | @DET 6, MIN 1 | Recap |
Fri 6/14 | DET 4, @MIN 0 | Recap |
Sat 6/15 | @MIN 6, DET 3 | Recap |
Sun 6/16 | DET 5, @MIN 2 | Recap |
Tue 8/20 | MIN 6, @DET 3 | Recap |
Wed 8/21 | @DET 7, MIN 1 | Recap |
» Thu 8/22 | MIN 7, @DET 6 | Box Score |
Mon 9/23 | @MIN 4, DET 3 | Recap |
Tue 9/24 | DET 4, @MIN 2 | Recap |
Wed 9/25 | DET 1, @MIN 0 | Recap |
Complete Schedule: Twins | Tigers |
Scoring Summary
1st | C Herrmann doubled to deep right center, B Dozier scored. | 1 | 0 | |
3rd | B Holaday homered to left (409 feet). | 1 | 1 | |
3rd | P Fielder singled to right, A Jackson scored. | 1 | 2 | |
4th | W Ramirez singled to shallow right center, J Willingham scored, R Doumit to second. | 2 | 2 | |
5th | R Doumit homered to right (403 feet), C Herrmann and J Morneau scored. | 5 | 2 | |
6th | B Dozier doubled to deep left, D Bernier scored. | 6 | 2 | |
6th | B Holaday reached on infield single to shortstop, O Infante scored, J Iglesias to third. | 6 | 3 | |
6th | A Jackson homered to left (397 feet), J Iglesias and B Holaday scored. | 6 | 6 | |
8th | C Herrmann doubled to right center, D Bernier scored. | 7 | 6 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Comerica Park, Detroit, MI |
Attendance | 39,653 (96.1% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:59 |
Weather | 83 degrees, partly cloudy |
Wind | 10 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Bill Welke, First Base - Brian O'Nora, Second Base - Fieldin Culbreth, Third Base - Jordan Baker |
Research Notes
Justin Verlander allowed six earned runs Thursday against the Twins, tied for the most in any of his 26 career starts against Minnesota.
Verlander allowed six earned runs in his previous five starts combined against the Twins dating back to the 2011 season. |
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Addis has daily blackouts usually rotating by neighborhood every other day but it's unpredictable. Everyone is affected — offices, shops, restaurants, homes — costing the economy a lot. Addis now has some light industry — shoes, clothing, leather jackets, small things made of plastic and metal — that often has to close several days a week. Outages used to be announced beforehand. Now they are more unpredictable but a little less frequent. It's just something more to work around, says my host. She's happy in Addis, loves her work, has found a companion and treats Addis frustrations like weather — you can't change it. About the blackouts she says, "Just remember to charge your cell phone whenever you can."
Life without a cell phone — or mobiles, as they are called (pronounced "mo-buy-l") — is impossible in Addis these days. Traffic makes going places harder, so you have to tell people how late you will be. The middle and working classes — who can afford mobiles — are large enough to swamp the capacity of the system during the peak hours that coincide with peak traffic hours, so getting through by phone can take repeated dialing. Still, the system works well in some ways. You buy minutes via a card from a street vendor, 50 birr (about $4), scratch off a patch and call in the number revealed. The system recognizes the mobile from which the call was made, credits it with the money and tells you your balance. Local calls are just under one birr (around 8 cents) for 3 minutes. It's startling to me that you can dial someone in Jimma or Gondar on your own mobile from the US. And the person you call doesn't pay anything. The US is the only place I know of where the massive rip-off of charging both ends of a conversation happens. Why do we stand for it?
But a lot of calls lead to messages that state that the mobile you called is out of the service area — even if you know the person is in a café down the street. Or you are told that the line is busy or the phone is switched off, which may or may not be the case. These messages are delivered in Amharic and then British English by the same female voice that makes you feel that she would be as indifferent if you were face to face.
Addis calls itself the capital of Africa because so many international organizations are based here — the African Union, Economic Commission for Africa and a lot of others. Almost everyone has an embassy here (there's even a sign on Bole Road for an Embassy of Palestine with an arrow pointing down a narrow lane that I haven't yet explored), and some 250 NGOs are said to be here. Add in the tourists, consultants, businessmen, etc., and the number of people who don't speak Amharic is large. English is the common language. There's even an all-English FM station now, just launched, with minimal programming so far except pop music and some news.


text: | The Acclaimed for the beauty, precision and expressive qualities of their singing, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Choruses have been an important part of the Orchestra's programming since their founding by the late Robert Shaw. Both the ASO Chorus and Chamber Chorus are composed entirely of volunteers, who meet weekly for rehearsals and perform with the ASO several times each season. They are also featured on the majority of the ASO's recordings, having garnered 14 Grammy awards (9 for Best Choral Performance; 4 for Best Classical Recording and 1 for Best Opera Recording). The ASO Chorus made its debut on September 24, 1970. It regularly performs large choral/orchestral works under the batons of ASO Music Director Robert Spano and ASO Principal Guest Conductor Donald Runnicles. The Chorus has also sung for guest conductors such as John Adams, Roberto Abbado, Charles Dutoit, Alan Gilbert, Bernard Labadie, John Nelson and William Fred Scott. CLICK HERE to view a video about the Chorus at 40. The ASO Chamber Chorus (which debuted on December 14, 1967) performs music of the Baroque and Classical eras, as well as works by modern masters such as Golijov, Tavener, Pärt, Paulus, Theofanidis and Britten. Highlights of its history include a residency with the ASO and Robert Spano for California's Ojai Festival (read a review), participation with the ASO in Telarc recordings of masterworks by Bach, Golijov, Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Schubert and Vivaldi, a 2005 a cappella recording that features the Vaughan Williams Mass under Norman Mackenzie, an appearance on national television in 1987 performing Handel's Messiah with Robert Shaw, and several Carnegie Hall appearances which include performances of the B-Minor Mass, the St. Matthew and St. John Passions and Magnificat (read the review) of Bach, the Rachmaninoff Vespers, the Mozart/Levin Requiem, Messiaen's Trois petites liturgies and Stravinsky's Nightingale. The Chamber Chorus has also performed under the batons of Robert King and Nicholas McGegan. The ASO Chorus made its Carnegie Hall debut in 1976 with a performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 and has returned to perform there 22 different times (12 with Robert Shaw, 1 with Norman Mackenzie, 1 with Donald Runnicles and 8 with Robert Spano). CLICK HERE for the details of each Carnegie Hall visit. The ASO Chorus performed in the Kennedy Center for President-elect Jimmy Carter's Inaugural Concert in 1977. In 1988, it accompanied the Orchestra on its first European tour, performing in New York, East Berlin, Zürich, Ludwigsburg, Paris, Bristol and London. It has appeared with the ASO for televised concerts on several occasions, including the 1995 national broadcast of the orchestra's 50th-anniversary celebration, in which it was conducted by both Yoel Levi and Robert Shaw, and the statewide telecast honoring the Chorus's own 25th anniversary. With the ASO it appeared in the Opening Ceremony of the 1996 Olympic Games, broadcast worldwide. The ASO Chorus has participated for 30 years in the Martin Luther King Ecumenical Service sponsored each January by the King Center in Atlanta. The Chorus has also opened the Atlanta Falcons 2003 and 2004 football seasons with a 200-voice rendition of the National Anthem. Under the leadership of Music Directors Robert Shaw and Robert Spano, the ASO Chorus has been involved in the creation and shaping of 11 world-premiere commisioned choral works. CLICK HERE to view a list of these ASO-commissioned pieces and their recordings. The Choruses have been featured twice at the Ravinia Festival in Chicago: in June 2003 the Chorus, ASO and Robert Spano opened the festival with a critically acclaimed performance of John Adams' oratorio El Niño, followed by a 2006 visit by the women of the Chamber Chorus, the ASO and Robert Spano for Golijov's opera Ainadamar. The ASO Chorus has also three times traveled to Germany with conductor Donald Runnicles to be a special guest of the Berlin Philharmonic at their home, the Berlin Philharmonie: in December 2003 with a series of three triumphant performances of Britten's War Requiem (read a 2003 review), in May 2008 for a series of three Berlioz Requiem concerts (read a 2008 review), and in December 2009 for a series of three Brahms Ein deutsches Requiem performances (read the 2009 reviews - German and English). -And CLICK HERE to read the April 2011 Georgia Music Magazine about the ASOC, incl. interviews with Robert Spano and Norman Mackenzie.


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In order to keep a promise she and her brother had made to their grandmother (and to simultaneously fulfill one of her own dreams) Kaymaria left her beloved hometown of Oakland, California and headed to Athens in time for the 2004 Olympics. Today, she continues to work and play in the Greek capital, where you may find her writing atop Lykavittos, road-tripping with overseas guests, enjoying Athens cafés with friends, dancing to Greek hip-hop music, or reading Greek subtitles in an outdoor cinema. The daughter of two life-long educators and enthusiastic travelers, Kaymaria has explored North America, Mexico, and Europe. It was not until she spent a year as an exchange student at The University of York in England, however, that she discovered that she does not actually speak English.
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By Michael Pinchera April 13, 2012
In 1992, a plan to construct a full-scale replica Star Trek's Enterprise on the Vegas Strip was scrapped, Gary Goddard of the Goddard Group shared online, complete with artist renderings of the anticipated scene.
The US$150 million project did not take off, however. Anthony Pascale from TrekMovie.com shares some insight:
...the Enterprise would have a tour of the ship with all the key areas, plus a restaurant in the crew mess, and there were ride elements including a "high-speed travelator that would whisk you from deck to deck." They also planned to develop additional attractions as the project went on.
Discussion of the economics of the project appear sound--it just didn't make sense to invest that much in the franchise in such a permanent manner--but such a sight would surely have been a welcome addition to the skyline.
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Kvitova to face Wozniacki in Dubai semis
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova beat defending champion Agnieszka Radwanska 6-2, 6-4 Thursday to set up a semifinal against Caroline Wozniacki in the Dubai Championships.
The fourth-ranked Radwanska had no answers for the big-hitting Kvitova, who neutralized the Pole with a powerful forehand that contributed to 37 winners.
Kvitova, ranked eighth, broke serve four times in winning the first set. The second was tighter but Kvitova broke to go up 4-2 and the Czech won the match with a powerful forehand that Radwanska returned weakly into the net.
The former No. 1 Wozniacki beat Marion Bartoli 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. Bartoli's aggressive play kept the match close, but she was undone by her service game that resulted in 14 double-faults.
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August 28, 2013 What You Need to KnowAugust's Surprising Power PerformancesThe Tuesday Takeaway Victorino was no stranger to double-digit homer totals during his heyday with the Phillies, slugging 18 in 2010 and 17 in 2011, but his power output dropped to 11 in 2012, and it lagged badly for the first four months of this year. Now, he has equaled last year's tally and appears poised to add to it over the remaining five weeks. As the Red Sox romped over the Orioles 13-2, Victorino led the charge by sending home more than half of their runs. He delivered the second multi-homer game of his career (and his first since July 12, 2008) and collected a career-high seven RBI, adding a double to his pair of long balls to finish 3-for-3 with a walk. Victorino also scored in each of the four times he reached base, including the two occasions on which he plated himself. Put all of that together and, per the Baseball-Reference Play Index, you have the 10th occasion since 1916 on which a Red Sox player has amassed two or more homers, four or more runs, and seven or more RBI in the same game. Before Victorino, the most recent player to do so in a Boston uniform was Dwight Evans, on August 13, 1988. And two of those 10 instances (Walt Dropo and Bobby Doerr) took place on one day in 1950, when the Red Sox dropped 29 runs on the St. Louis Browns and starting pitcher Chuck Stobbs went 2-for-3 with four walks. (In case you're wondering, that is indeed the only time in the Play Index era that a pitcher has picked up at least one hit and drawn four bases on balls in the same game.) Now batting .292/.346/.446, Victorino is rewarding general manager Ben Cherington's three-year, $39 million investment—an investment that some questioned when the right fielder put pen to paper on December 4. But the 32-year-old switch-hitter is hardly the only player enjoying an unlikely power surge this month. The list of players who cranked seven or more homers in August of 2012 was rather predictable: it contained 20 names, from Chase Headley and Giancarlo Stanton, who each had 10, to 13 players who had seven, the most surprising of which may have been Kendrys Morales and Hanley Ramirez. And given their production in 2013 neither of those is all that surprising in hindsight.
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Two recent Freud-inspired exhibitions in New York, Freud: Conflict and Culture, sponsored by the Library of Congress, at the Jewish Museum, and Surrealism: Two Private Eyes, The Nesuhi Ertegun and Daniel Filipacchi Collections, at the Guggenheim Museum, suggest that Freud still commands considerable interest and esteem. Both exhibitions sought to com-municate key Freudian ideas with maximum visual impact—obviously so in the case of the Surrealism show, but also in the Library of Congress display, which included film clips, home movies of Freud himself, a re-creation of Freud's study, and artfully contrived displays that formulated Freud's characteristic doctrines.
Freud's impact has indeed always been larger in the arts than the sciences. The Surrealism exhibition did not, however, seek to assess the cogency of Freud's doctrines, and the pictures (by Magritte, Dali, and others) can obviously have artistic value independent of the truth of those theories. Freud: Conflict and Culture attracted some controversy while it was being planned, mainly owing to what was seen by some as a partisan endorsement of Freud's theories; essays by several of Freud's recent critics were then added to the accompanying volume.
But that controversy was merely the most recent in the history of debate over psychoanalysis, which began with many of Freud's own closest colleagues, and no doubt his work will remain controversial for years to come. For there are two sharply conflicting images of Freud's status as a thinker and innovator: Is he a bold and brilliant scientist who challenges orthodoxy and thus invites calumny, or an opportunistic founder of a crack-brained cult with little or no intellectual credibility? Or does the truth lie between these two extremes?
I have no vested interest in the answer to this question. Like many another child of the twentieth century I have absorbed Freudian lore from the culture, and in my late teens I was fascinated by Freud's writings. But I have never had psychoanalysis; nor, unlike a good many other philosophers, have I ever taken a stand on the truth of Freud's theories in print. Freud: Conflict and Culture presented an opportunity for me to reread Freud's work with a critical eye. What follows is an evaluation of Freud's ideas from what I hope is an impartial perspective.
In order to understand the speculative innovations Freud introduced into the study of the human mind it is necessary to understand the normal way we explain human behavior, because Freud's explanatory structures are basically extensions of this normal way. The core of our ordinary psychological understanding revolves around the notion of motive—desire, want, wish, reason. We understand an action when we know what motivated it. The motives for action are usually clear, since action itself usually indicates the motive that prompts it. Why am I paying money to the cashier in a supermarket? So that I can buy food and eventually eat it. We generally act in order to fulfill our manifest …


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Web services are all the rage in development circles, but full-featured application servers like JBoss are terrible overkill for small system solutions. In many situations, simple RESTful interfaces suffice without the need for complex containers. Additionally, embedded single file implementations may be preferred over collections of scripts that rely on an external interpreter, such as Python or PHP.
Mongoose is an MIT-licensed, embeddable Web server contained within a single C module library that can be embedded in a program to provide basic Web services. Its lightweight approach hides the power of a fully threaded system capable of serving both static and dynamic content over multiple ports using standard and secure HTTP protocols. It supports CGI and SSI, access control lists and digest authorization. File transfers are supported using code from example server implementations.
Along with the embeddable C library, the Mongoose package includes a front end that turns the module into a full-fledged server capable of serving files from a user-specified document root. The ready-to-run server supports all configurable options from the command line as well as from a text configuration file. Although this configuration provides a method to bring Mongoose up quickly, Mongoose's power comes from writing custom front ends to the Mongoose library with callbacks for specific REST-styled URIs.
In this article, I introduce the Mongoose library API, show how it can be configured for multiple uses and provide an example implementation that serves up static pages utilizing digest authentication. This article is aimed at developers with a knowledge of C programming. Although not required, familiarity with HTML and CSS also is useful.
A Mongoose-based server provides a main() function that parses command-line arguments, initializes the Mongoose library and then spins in a loop waiting for an exit event. The command-line arguments are server-specific but typically represent values to be passed to the Mongoose library through the mg_set_option() function. Mongoose initialization requires creating an initial Mongoose context, setting library options and establishing callback functions for authorization, error and URI handling. The main function then spins forever while the Mongoose master thread handles incoming connections on the configured network ports. The front-end code is responsible for handling signals to support shutdown operations, including notifying the Mongoose library to stop gracefully.
The Mongoose library is threaded and extremely simple to use. The initial context starts the master thread, which waits for incoming connections. New connections are queued, and worker threads are started to handle them. Processing of the connection occurs in the worker thread. Here, the connection request is analyzed to determine how processing will proceed. For performance sake, worker threads are started as needed and remain after a connection closes to process any additional queued incoming requests without the overhead of starting new threads (Figure 1).
In the worker thread, the incoming request is analyzed to determine what should happen next. Mongoose supports various HTTP requests, such as PUT, POST and DELETE. However, for simple REST services, the most important feature Mongoose supports is callbacks for URIs, error handling and authentication.
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The Mongoose API documentation is sparse, and the available options are not obvious. Fortunately, the man page for the default front end documents command-line options, which in turn map directly to most of the available options that can be set with mg_set_option(). The -A option to the default server, used to edit a digest authentication file, is not supported by the Mongoose library. The default server supports most, but not all, available Mongoose library options via the command line. The known_options array in mongoose.c defines the list of options directly supported by the Mongoose library.
All arguments to mg_set_option() options are character strings. Mongoose converts them to appropriate formats as needed. For example, the port number for the ports option must be specified as one or more character strings separated by commas, with SSL ports identified with the letter s appended to the port number. Some options can be disabled at compile time. To disable SSL options, define NO_SSL. To disable CGI options, define NO_CGI.
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The 34th annual edition of the awards — presented by the Memphis-based Blues Foundation — will be held at the Cook Convention Center on May 9. The ceremony will once again be broadcast live on Sirius XM's B.B. King's Bluesville station.
Others earning multiple nominations included a crew of artists from the venerable Chicago blues label Alligator Records. Alligator artists including Joe Louis Walker, Curtis Saldano and Michael "Iron Man" Burks — who passed away in May from a heart attack at age 54 — were each recognized with four individual nominations. Fellow Alligator acts Rick Estrin and the Nightcats will be up for three trophies, while Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials will compete in a pair of categories.
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This is my fist post on this forum, hopefully someone out there can help. I have a FF 2.0 TDCI Titanium and I need to change the dip beam headlight bulb. I really wud like to do this myself and thought it would be easy but it doesnt seem that way.
Could any talk me though it? I think the diesel is different from the petrol, so if anyone has advice on changing it i would be very very happy,
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Also it is on the passengers side,
The manual with the car appears to skip points or something when talking about removing the bulb
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Dont know where the battery is on the Mk2 but it certainly isnt anywhere near the windscreen on the Mk1.5 so I assume so and therefore I have no idea mate, sorry. Cant see it being any more difficult that popping the back off and changing the bulb if there nothing behind the headlight. A lot of Fords do have to have the headlight off the car to change them though. Silly I know but thats the way it is.
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I'm not familiar with the Mk2 but have just checked another forum. That screw holding the headlight to the crossmember {circled on photo below} needs to come out then the headlight just slides out. There is a clip at the bottom but you cant get to it so give it a bit of a wiggle and it will release. Simple as that. They also advise removing the headlight to change a bulb
Thank you so much for that, i did try this before but it seemed pretty well stuck in there. Could you post the link to the other forum for me?
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Thank you for the help
Here is the original from the other site for anyone else struggling with this problem, this helped me and now i have 2 lights
its easy, after u take screw off, get a long screw drivers and for the drivers side the clips are located below the screw(at the buttom) and other u can see when u look directly down, its easy reach.for passenger side, same location but u have to use long screw driver without seeing as u will just about fit in the gap.
Posted 22 February 2009 - 02:55 PM
Could you post the link to the other forum for me?
You asked for the link to the site, not the information. I just gave you what you asked for, I'm not a mind reader.
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You asked for the link to the site, not the information. I just gave you what you asked for, I'm not a mind reader.
lol didnt mean it like that SierraYankee99, just for the next person 2 come along!!
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