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So when the Yankees scored three runs in the second inning Tuesday night, Red Sox right-hander Derek Lowe, practically unbeaten at home this season, realized those three runs
could be enough to put the American League Wild Card team on the brink of elimination in the AL Championship Series.
He couldn't have been more correct.
"This is the playoffs, and you don't expect a high scoring game," Lowe said. "You go in expecting a 2-1 or 3-2 game. And with them scoring three runs in the second inning like
that, you know you have to buckle down and try to shut them down as much as you can."
As expected, Lowe pitched much better in Game 5 at Fenway Park, where he was 11-2 during the regular season, than he did in Game 2 at Yankee Stadium. But better didn't matter all that much because the Yankees dealt Lowe and the Red Sox a 4-2 loss that left the AL East regular-season champs one win away from another World Series appearance.
"Derek had one bad inning, but after that he settled down and kept us in the game," said catcher Jason Varitek,.
Lowe allowed seven hits and four earned runs in 7 1/3 innings.
But one bad inning and that was one too many.
The decisive second inning began with a one-out walk to Jorge Posada. An infield out put Posada on second base, and after trying to get left-handed hitting Nick Johnson to chase a pitch out of the strike zone early in the count, the Red Sox decided to issue an intentional walk and face right-handed hitting Aaron Boone.
"We got Boone 0-and-2 and threw a sinker away," Lowe said. "He did a good job of getting his bat on the ball and hit it down the line, making it an impossible play for (Bill) Mueller. Those things happen."
Boone's first hit of the game -- and fourth in the postseason in 25 at-bats -- loaded the bases. Karim Garcia, who wasn't in the original Yankees lineup, rammed a line drive single up the middle that Lowe tried to stab with his glove, but missed, and New York had a two-run lead. Alfonso Soriano delivered a run-scoring single to right field and
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"Wells pitched extremely well, probably the best I've seen him all year," Varitek said.
Lowe replayed the inning after the game and he said the only mistake pitch he made was the one Soriano lined to right field.
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- Napoli to be behind the plate for Darvish's debut
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- Go-ahead home run a rarity for Nathan
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ARLINGTON -- Michael Young, after two games at designated hitter, was in the field for the first time on Sunday at second base. Ian Kinsler, who was 4-for-9 in the first two games, was in the Rangers' lineup at designated hitter."It's not that Ian needs a day off, but I wanted to get Michael on the field," manager Ron Washington said. Young was the Rangers' regular second baseman from 2001-03 before moving to shortstop. He played 14 games at second base in 2011.
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ARLINGTON -- Rangers manager Ron Washington is planning to have Mike Napoli behind the plate when Yu Darvish makes his Major League debut on Monday night against the Mariners.Yorvit Torrealba started on Sunday night against the White Sox. Washington has no plans to designate either one of his catchers to work exclusively with Darvish. "He hasn't indicated he needs a particular guy," Washington said. Napoli was behind the plate when Darvish made his last Spring Training start in Arizona. Darvish pitched six innings against the Rockies and allowed three runs on six hits with a walk and 11 strikeouts. "The last game I caught him we started to flow a little bit as far as being on the same page, the way he liked to work, me being in the right spot, talking in the dugout," Napoli said. "He's ready to pitch in the big leagues. I've seen him throw in Spring Training. He's got good stuff, he's a competitor, he likes being out there. He's not scared, he goes after hitters and gets outs." Napoli's advice? "'Just be yourself,'" Napoli said. "'Throw what you want to throw, commit to it and be yourself.'" "I like his stuff and I like his track record," pitching coach Mike Maddux said of Darvish. "The guy knows how to win, we just have to translate that over here. The game against the Rockies and the reaction of the hitters was impressive. He does have the stuff and the ability to have the upper edge on hitters." Darvish, 25, will be the second-youngest pitcher from Japan to make his Major League debut in a start. The youngest was 23-year-old Tomo Ohka in 1999 for the Red Sox. Daisuke Matsuzaka was 26 when he pitched for the first time in the Major Leagues in 2007 for the Red Sox. "Darvish is only human," Washington said. "His first game at the Major League level, he'll probably have butterflies and need to settle down. But he did a good job of settling down in Spring Training. He's pitched in big games before, I don't care if it was in Japan. I expect him to do the same thing as others, keep us in the ballgame."
Murphy off to hot start with positive mindset
ARLINGTON -- Of the nine players in the Rangers' Opening Day lineup, David Murphy was probably the one who really needed to get off to a quick start. He has started to do just that with three hits, including two doubles, in his first six at-bats.This comes after he hit .327 with a .509 slugging percentage during Spring Training. "I have a good mindset going, coming out of Spring Training," Murphy said. "I just need to maintain it all year. It all starts with your mindset -- that affects mechanics, that affects effort and that affects results. I need to be as good of a player mentally as I can and that will be the key to better results." Murphy wants to get off to a good start because his career .240 batting average in April is 41 points lower than his overall batting average. He came out of Spring Training being viewed as an everyday player for the first time and he wants to seize the opportunity. "It makes a difference when I know I'm playing pretty much every day," Murphy said. "It's nice to be able to get into a routine. It was hard in the past when I came to the ballpark not knowing if I was in the lineup. It's a little more difficult when you're not seeing live pitching every day. You can take batting practice all you want but no way does it simulate game conditions."
Go-ahead home run a rarity for Nathan
ARLINGTON -- Rangers closer Joe Nathan gave up a go-ahead home run to White Sox outfielder Alex Rios in the ninth inning on Saturday. It was the first go-ahead home run given up by Nathan since Sept. 17, 2007, when he was pitching for the Twins against the Rangers in the Metrodome.That home run was hit by third baseman Travis Metcalf, one of 11 he hit in the Major Leagues. It gave the Rangers a 4-3 lead, but the Twins rallied with two runs in the bottom of the inning for a 5-4 victory. Nathan wasn't so fortunate on Saturday, as the Rangers lost to the White Sox, 4-3. Nathan, who is 37 and had Tommy John surgery two years ago, pitched in the Rangers' first two games and manager Ron Washington said he does not have a set rule against using Nathan for three straight days. Washington said it will all depend on how Nathan feels that particular day. "If his workload is heavy, we'll back him off," Washington said. "If he says he's ready, we'll use him if needed." Nathan last pitched on three straight days on July 15-17 last season for the Twins. He pitched a scoreless inning in all three games before getting two days off.
Worth noting
Brad Hawpe made his debut for Double-A Frisco on Saturday and was 3-for-4 with a double and home run in a 6-1 victory over Springfield. Hawpe, who had Tommy John surgery last August, was at designated hitter on Saturday but will play the outfield a couple of times a week while building up arm strength. He is still limited in his throwing. Pitcher Yoshinori Tateyama, on the disabled list with stiffness in his lower back, threw a bullpen session on Sunday. Tateyama reported improvement in his back and the Rangers could send him on a medical rehabilitation assignment sometime next week. The Rangers had just one walk in their first two games. They had one or fewer walks over two consecutive games just four times in 2011.
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[Spelling Progress Bulletin, Spring 1982 pp2-4]
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[See conference program by theme, by authors alphabetically.]
Proceedings of the Third International Conference
of the Simplified Spelling Society in Edinburgh, July 31-Aug. 3, 1981, by Valerie Yule.**Old Aberdeen, Scotland.
Introduction.The outcome of the conference has been three major developments in the direction for reform of English spelling: in theory, context, and implementation.
The emfasis has shifted from 'armchair argument' to multidisciplinary research that regards spelling as an aspect of communications technology, amenable to human engineering that considers the needs and abilities of its users.
The immediate consequence, from the research presented at the conference, is to query the almost universal assumption of earlier reform proposals, that one-to-one sound-symbol correspondence is the perfectly simple ideal solution. The i.t.a. (Initial Teaching Alfabet) and other experiments have proven that a consistent fonemic spelling is easier to learn than present spelling, but there are obvious disadvantages in problems of regional dialect, homofones, clumsy polysyllables and discontinuity with present spelling; and research presented by Seymour, Perin and Snowling showed the sort of disabilities it could still present for children with learning problems.
A different direction was pointed out by the congruent research and theory presented at the conference from the different stands of cognitive psychology, linguistics and electronic communication, and the almost unanimous resolution of those attending the final plenary session reads:
"In the long run we should aim at a perfectly consistent system of writing based on the general principle of foneme-grafeme correspondence; nevertheless due attention and research must be applied to the need to preserve uniform grafic representation of some morfemes and the written differentiation of some homofones, in the interests of semantic encoding strategies for learners, more rapid visual reading by skilled users, more economical writing & greater access to the English language internationally."That is, the basic principle of alfabetic spelling is sound-symbol correspondence, but for better efficiency it needs to be modified in consistent ways to carry meaning concisely and clearly. It would be premature to give examples, but there is good hope that research-based solutions could be well advanced within three years, especially if funding can be found.
Such a spelling should look far more like present English spelling 'cleaned up' with a space-age appearance than the present image of reformed spelling looking like funny dialect in a novel.
Conference topics were:
- Cognitive processes in spelling (how we think when we learn and use spelling),
- teaching and learning spelling and the difficulties found,
- spelling internationally and international aspects of English spelling,
- designing spelling for efficient human and electronic communication,
- theory and research in English and foreign spelling reforms, and
- implementing English spelling reform.
Cognitive psychology.Dr. Uta Frith presented recent cognitive research on the operations, strategies and processes in spelling function and how they can fail, and showed there are conflicting needs of readers and writers, learners and users, so that a spelling designed solely to be easy to learn may not be the most efficient to use. She thought a future solution for incompatible needs might be a computer-translater that translated 'spell as you like' into 'reading that's easiest,' but one might comment that it might be possible to produce a spelling system that was accomodated to the different purposes, rather than to one only.
Dr. Philip Seymour's paper amplified Dr. Frith's introduction. He described the three ways by which we can read words: direct visual word recognition, indirect recognition via semantic decoding, and through 'sounding out.' His studies with dyslexics showed their difficulties in using fonemic processing ('sounding out') which seen related to general difficulties in analysis and sequencing found in problems with mapping time and arrays also. He concluded that greater foneme-grafeme consistence would not help these dyslexics if it eliminated other sources of structure that they can use as well.
Teaching and learning English spelling, and its difficulties.Miss Barbara Smith presented a practical study of children's spelling in six schools and work with teachers to improve spelling instruction. She showed the different spelling strategies used by pupils who spell well or are still at the dependent level or still fumbling, and showed how what appears as 'lack of fonic knowledge' may actually be a major linguistic problem of auditory perception, and discussed problems of long-term and short-term memory, and transfer of spelling learning to actual practice. Weak spellers also have problems of omissions and sequencing, and remediation was described.
Dr. Maggie Snowling discussed the research showing that poor readers have more trouble with fonetic spelling rules than do good readers, and have more problems in spelling with longer words and more complex consonant clusters. (Again, spelling reform must consider more than foneme-grafeme correspondence if it is to really help the learning disabled.)
Dr. Dolores Perin showed the strategies by which good readers are better able than poor readers to use foneme-grafeme correspondences, but poor readers can often spell nonsense words better than they can spell real words, since they do not have to worry about lexical access to non-fonemic variations (that is, consistency would help them).
Two contributors to this section of the conference were unable to come. Dr. Barbara Dodd was prevented by illness from presenting her research on spelling problems of children with phonological disorders who, unlike normal children, had no advantage in spelling when words had regular foneme-grafeme correspondence. Dr. David Moseley's car breakdown prevented him from bringing his video and microprocessing equipment to demonstrate the effective methods he is developing for children who have been failing to learn to teach themselves basic spelling. (These techniques would make learning with a consistent spelling extremely easy and interesting.)
Spelling in other languages and international aspects of English spelling.Mr. Stuart Campbell's discussion of the principles of Esperanto spelling is worth observing as an example of a 'planned' spelling with an approach emfasising Indo-European grafic agreement, maximum simplicity and consistency, and designed so that the common people could use it without difficulty. Campbell drew moral lessons about English from what happens if one tries (as he did) to transliterate Hamlet's soliloquoy into as close to Esperanto spelling as possible. (It would be worth checking some of the claims of modern theorists about the advantages for readers of the redundancy in present English spelling, by using as subjects English-speaking, Esperanto enthusiasts who are skilled in both languages.)
Dr. Henry Niedzielski described experiments in Francofone Burundi in teaching English, including spelling, via French, or directly through the Kirundi language, with results favouring the latter. (At a reading conference earlier in the same week, Dr. Niedzielski had presented a proposal for teaching one language (French) beginning with meaningful text using maximum common vocabulary and sentence structure and gradually introducing differences from a native language-English; illustrating one advantage of international morfemes that could be further exploited.) Dr. Iraset Paez-Urdaneta gave a history of Spanish orthografic change, a description of the Bello reforms in Spanish America, and of an experiment in Venezuela showing social class differences in attitudes toward spelling reform. He drew from his survey conclusions about the requirements for successful spelling reform, particularly the social and political aspects.
Dr. Jesús Mosterín of the Univ. of Barcelona emfasised the international need for English spelling reform, and summarised its goals as improving international communication, making reading and writing easier to learn, increasing the linguistic awareness of speaker, making learning of foreign languages easier, diminishing the burden of polyglot communities, offering a uniform and consistent system of transcription from other writing systems, allowing unified representation of nouns in cartografy, and permitting the design of universal word-processing machines. It should be made, he considered, in accordance with principles valid for all languages, such as the International Phonetic Alphabet.
Spelling for electronic communication.Mr. Colin Brooks of the Univ. of Southampton demonstrated how television etc. can be accompanied by simultaneous transcription of speech for the benefit of the def. A computer transcribes Palantype or Pitman Shorthand, using a hundred or so 'rules' that take fonetic context into account to improve performance, into a script ideally like English spelling. The pros and cons of 'algorithmic' spelling were discussed. (Clearly this task would be relatively easy with a consistent English orthografy.)
Dr. Edward Rondthaler, of Photo-Lettering, Inc. New York, sent as a display a computerised dictionary demonstrating how modern techniques made simple the task of printers to transliterate to or from a reformed English spelling and present English spelling - abolishing a nightmare that objectors to spelling reform have profesied eny change would bring to the printed media. Change could be gradual or absolute.
Development of improvements in spelling.Dr. Neville Brown, of the Foundation for the Education of the Under-achieving and Dyslexic, discussed the significance of semantic considerations in English spelling reform, and the importance of developing direct linguistic encoding strategies for efficient reading and writing.
Dr. Walter Gassner of Australia described possible approaches to reconcile conflicting principles for a spelling reform, with particular emfasis on questions of pronunciation, including location of stress.
Prof. V. A. Vassilyev of Moscow sent in absentia the monograf by himself and Prof. A. C. Gimson presenting a fully developed fonemic spelling.
Valerie Yule took up the implications of research and theory that were presented at the conference to present an illustration of what a 'morfo-fonemic' spelling could be like, and proposed the sort of research that would be required to develop and evaluate the most efficient modern English spelling.
Mr. Chris Jolly, marketing manager, extended the discussion of spelling to other orthografic considerations, and presented research on the commercial confusion that is caused by alfanumeric symbols that can be confused by visual or auditory similarity, as part of a discussion of commercial aspects of orthografic reform.
Mr. George O'Halloran, formerly of the Gambia, sent in absentia a paper containing an overview of orthografies of other languages, including new planned orthografies of this century for non-literate African tongues. From discussing approaches to spelling in English (fonetic, fonemic, diafonic, shorthand, dialectic), Arabic without vowels, Mandinka and Mende syllabaries, Blissymbolics, the Japanese use of Chinese ideografs and the possibility of Eurowords with Eurospelling, he concluded that it is possible that the English expect too much definition of detail in their script, and it may be enough for most purposes that our writing signs should just stimulate the memory into the correct response with internationally recognizable word-shapes.
Experimental investigation of spelling reform.It is to be hoped that. this is the new growth area, to achieve practical results.
Dr. Robert Baker of the Univ. of Southampton asked literate adults to respell English words in ways they considered more rational and then asked them to explain the reasons for the changes they had made. The findings show popular opinion about what is important in spelling English, which is necessary information in designing and bringing in reform.
Dr. John Beech of the New Univ. of Ulster described an experiment in which adults learnt to read text in two proposed spelling systems, one on the single principle of sound-symbol correspondence (World English Spelling) that changed 67% of present spelling, and one that modified fonemic spelling with consistent principles to change only 30% of English spelling (designed by Beech). After reading 6000 words of text in Beech's Regular Spelling, adults were reading at their normal speed, but even after 8500 words of text in World English Spelling, subjects were only reading at 62% of normal reading speed. Both groups suffered no reduction in comprehension levels. Literate adults could therefore cope with a change to a more regular English spelling quite quickly - for these university students it was only a few hours - thus disproving the claims that it would be impossible. (Motivation would remain the key factor.)
Implementation of change in English spelling.Prof. John Downing of Victoria Univ., Vancouver, President of the Simplified Spelling Society, sent in absentia his advice that printers and publishers were the key people to be involved in spelling reform, as the media were more significant than education for its introduction.
Prof. Ayb Citron, formerly of Wayne St. Univ. and now Director of the U.S. campaign 'Better Education Thru Simplified Spelling,' made an expose of the socially divisive purposes and results of complex elite spelling systems, substantiating the remark of the famous sociologist Thorstein Veblen (1899) that English spelling is a classic example of conspicuous consumption. Citron thinks that the time for simplified spelling has now come, because of economic needs for literacy, and that four institutional structures of power and prestige to support it are the business-industrial complex which seeks to maximise profits, the Department of Defence requiring literate recruits, the world of scientists,and the movement of democracy struggling to redistribute power and give more dignity to the common man. Citron outlines how all four can be involved in the movement for spelling reform, which goes so far beyond mere tinkering with the spelling of words in what it could achieve.
Mr. Harvie Barnard, a member of the editorial board of Spelling Progress Bulletin, sent in absentia his paper on how alternative spellings could be a practical means of transition from present spelling to a reformed orthografy, and four principles were recommended to commence with, which fit closely with other recommendations that are currently made by reformers.
From these papers, it is clear that it is now recognized that English spelling is a world problem. More people now speak English as a second language than as their first, and this majority is increasing dramatically annually. Thirty percent of the conference attenders were concerned with English as a second language in overseas countries, and the unanimous resolution of the plenary session was that "Because of the international importance of English in commerce and science, eny future spelling reform should take into account the international aspects and implications of the proposed changes."
Attendance at the conference and presentation of a paper implied no necessary commitment to reform or involvement in the plenary session, and some of those who are doing valuable research on the nacre of spelling and spellers are still conservative in attitude. However, the majority of those who stayed on at the plenary session recommended implementation of spelling reform from two directions: official and popular:
1. Working to provide a research basis for an official commission on spelling reform with international links, to give the subject the study that has been recommended by the U.K. Bullock Report on Reading (A Language for Life, 1975) which could give only eleven of its 609 pages to the subject of spelling.
2. Popular change by the existing route of 'permissible alternatives' in spelling to gradually remove the easily remediable and obvious difficulties in English spelling. The plenary session recommended:
a) Public use of the letter f for ph in line with most international usage, and as is becoming familiar to the British public through multilingual notices and EEC labelling.The Simplified Spelling Society thanks all participants in this noteworthy conference. It would be glad to receive reports of research relevant to English spelling reform, and of changes in spelling through public usage.
b) Use of the letter e for the short e sound as in bet so that, for example, insted, sed, frend, gess, plesure would be used to replace instead, said, friend, guess, pleasure. This is 'Spelling Reform 1' advocated by Lindgren in Australia, and alredy in use in a variety of magazines and books published by different Australian publishers.
Yours gratefully, Valerie Yule, conference organizer.
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Jigs have been catching fish for so long it would seem there's nothing new to learn about them. But not quite a decade ago, a variation came to the United States and revolutionized what we know about jig fishing. Call it Asian jigging, high-speed jigging, vertical jigging or butterfly jigging, after the trademark Butterfly jig by Shimano, which introduced this method to U.S. anglers; by any name it's a deadly way to fish.
"I have not found a species I can't catch with these jigs, except maybe flats fish," says Capt. R. Andrew Cummings of Outer Cape Waterman, in South Wellfleet, Massachusetts, who has been fishing these jigs since they first appeared and continues to refine his techniques.
Speed jigging is just as effective on the West Coast. "If the fish are active, I will catch more on a jig than on bait - way more," says Ben Secrest of Accurate Fishing Products, in Los Angeles, an early adopter and true believer in speed jigging.
What It Is
A perfect storm of equipment allowed the development of this style of fishing: a combination of Japanese-designed lures, parabolic rods, compact reels with high retrieve rates and heavy drags, and no-stretch braided lines. Each of these elements makes an indispensable contribution to the system. Learn to make it work right, and the rewards are great, as many have already discovered.
In case this is a new fishing method to you, here's how it works. A metal jig with free-swinging hooks is dropped beneath the boat and retrieved with a rhythmic motion that creates a vertical walk-the-dog action that's irresistible to fish. The technique works over featureless bottom, plus it's effective when fished through suspended schools of bait. It works over wrecks, reefs and rock piles. It works for rockfish, yellowtail and yellowfin tuna on the West Coast, stripers and bluefin tuna in the Northeast, and grouper, king mackerel, wahoo, snapper and tuna in the Southeast and the Gulf.
The Elements
The heart of the system consists of a short parabolic rod with a springy tip. Rods for this type of fishing are rated for the size of the jig that will be used. Mounted to the rod is a lightweight but beefy reel, either spinning or conventional. Because you hold the outfit and actively fish it, small reels light enough to be fished all day are essential. On the other hand, because the line and the quarry are anything but ultra-light, powerful, high-ratio gears and substantial drags are equally essential.
Reels get loaded with a minimum of 40-pound braid. Narrow spools are favored on conventional models. Speed jigging requires both hands, one on the side plate of the reel and the other on the reel handle, winding, so laying line on the reel is not an option. "Keep conventional reels narrow so you just wind and the line finds its own way home," says Secrest.
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The jigs themselves are where the rubber meets the road. Sizes range from 55 grams, just under 2 ounces, for shallow-water versions and up to nearly a pound and almost a foot long for deepwater species and big tuna. Jig action is determined by the cross section of the jig, as well as the action imparted by the rod, and every manufacturer has its own twist on cross section and shape. You'll find subtle differences in the shapes by Shimano versus Williamson, which differ from those by Ocean Tackle International, among others.


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— Tim Senkowski is looking forward to eating Thanksgiving dinner with his family in his new home.
Just a few months ago, Senkowski and his wife Erica were concerned about where they would live when he returned home to Anderson after a year and a half of rehabilitation at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md. Senkowski, 30, lost both of his legs after an IED explosion during his service in Afghanistan in October 2011.
About 300 friends, family, and complete strangers of the family came together Saturday to introduce the Senkowskis to a six-acre plot of land off of Madison County Road 500 West in Edgewood. It's now theirs to build a house, which will be paid for through contributions to the effort.
"I'm so excited. The day is finally here," said Senkowski, a U.S. Army veteran. "We're looking forward to having a place where we can live and grow old. Some place our children can come back to. Some place to call my own."
The Path Home, a non-profit organization based in Hendricks County that helps veterans and their families after they return home, has worked with local construction unions and contractors to plan the home, which will feature a house for Senkowski and his family and a house for his mother, Tamra Rigdon, and stepfather, J.R. Rigdon.
The house will feature accessibility designs to make life easier for Tim and Erica, who also suffers from a disability.
Senkowski said the counters will be lower, appliances will be more accessible and there will be a wheelchair-friendly shower.
Senkowski had expected not to come back home from rehab until October. Now he can look forward to being in his own home by then.
Since he returned from Maryland, the couple and their children, 7-year-old Dusty and 2-year-old Embry, have been living with the Rigdons, who moved into the garage of their home to make space. The move to the new home will be a great relief to everyone involved.
"[My mom] has been a real pain in the butt," Senkowski joked. "But seriously, this is a very exciting time for all of us."
The supporters at the groundbreaking — including Anderson Mayor Kevin Smith, State Rep. Terri Austin, Colts mascot Blue, and about 100 bikers — watched Senkowski stick a shovel in the soil to start the groundbreaking.
"Thank you," Smith said to Senkowski. "And I think everyone else here thanks you, too. People you have never met are safe because of you and people like you."
Several key contributors to the project also attended, including Jay Ricker, owner of Ricker's convenience stores, who donated about $30,000 to The Path Home.
Bob Luenebrink, chairman of The Path Home, said the organization helps about 800 veterans a year, but this is the first time they've built a home for a veteran.
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Laremy Tunsil is one of the top recruits in the country at any position. The 6'6", 295 pound tackle out of Lake City (Fla.) Columbia High School holds offers from almost every major BCS program in the country and is a consensus five-star prospect. Tunsil is both a very good football player and a very promising recruit, with lots of impressive athleticism and plenty of room to pack on additional strength in a college weight program. After an impressive showing at the Orlando NFTC that earned him an invite to Nike's The Opening, Tunsil stopped to chat with SB Nation.
"They made me work, they really made me work," Tunsil said of the competition at the NFTC. He was defeated a handful of times, but did win most of his reps. "Devin Washington got me once or twice. He said he studied my film and knew my outside game was weak. I was like, 'yeah, you got me on that'," said Tunsil of the 2013 Orlando Jones High defensive end recruit. "[Jumbo defensive end recruit] Demarcus Walker got me once as well," Tunsil said.
Tunsil is taking the recruiting process in stride, taking his time and evaluating his options. But like most recruits, he does have a top five. "I have a top five. Florida, Georgia, LSU, Alabama and Oklahoma," Tunsil said.
Tunsil has already visited Florida and Florida State. He plans to visit the other schools on his list soon, but does not have visits lined up as of yet.
What is it about each of his top five that draws his interest? "The playbook. I want to play in the pro-style offense with my hand in the ground," Tunsil Said. Interestingly, many would describe Oklahoma's offense as a spread attack, though the Sooners' tackles do play with their hand in the ground at least some of the time.
What else does Tunsil look for in a school? "The environment, coaching and education," Tunsil said.
Tunsil plans to make his decision on National Signing Day.
Bud's Take: Tunsil is nine months from his decision. He has a top five, but has not visited the majority of schools listed. I believe things are quite fluid with the moment. In talking with other recruiting experts, they feel that Florida and Georgia are the top two schools right now, because they are consistently in all of Tunsil's interviews. The other schools mentioned seem to change daily. In my opinion, this recruitment is just beginning.


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Antje Lindenmeyer is a Lecturer in Qualitative Methods at the Department of Primary Care Clinical Sciences.
Antje's background is in social sciences and she has wide ranging, interdisciplinary research and teaching interests. Currently, she is focusing on narratives of health and illness especially in relation to the experience of living with chronic illness and collective health narratives within families. She is also interested in the social aspects of oral health.
She is contributing her expertise in qualitative methods to research projects throughout the School of Health and Population Sciences, and is teaching qualitative and social science methods to MB ChB and MSc students.
Antje joined the School of Health and Population Sciences in April 2013. Her PhD research in Gender Studies focused on women writers' autobiographies and their role as "myths of origin" from a philosophical, psychological and social history perspective. After graduating in 2001, she moved to the Centre for Primary Health Care Studies at the University of Warwick as a Research Associate and then to Warwick Medical School as a Research Fellow and later Senior Research Fellow.
During her time at Warwick Medical School, Antje was involved in a variety of projects in primary health care, including the qualitative project nested within the RCT of the Diabetes Manual (a 1-1 nurse led educational intervention) and a qualitative case study of patients' perceptions of change over time in chronic illness. More recently, she developed a collaborative research network in oral health and diabetes and led on the case study design and analysis of a qualitative study on factors leading to high uptake in diabetic retinopathy screening (FLURRI). She also developed a wide range of teaching activities, focused on qualitative methods and critical appraisal and led the Qualitative and Comparative Research module for MSc and doctoral students.
She is now part of the qualitative research and teaching team led by Professor Sheila Greenfield, and will be conducting nested qualitative studies as part of clinical trials as well as developing her own research interests in social aspects of oral health and collective family health narratives. She will also contribute to the synthesis of qualitative evidence in collaboration with the Health Technology Assessment research group.
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Bowyer, V., Sutcliffe, P., Ireland, R., Lindenmeyer, A., Gadsby, R., Graveney, M., Sturt, J. and Dale, J. (2011), Oral health awareness in adult patients with diabetes: a questionnaire study. British Dental Journal, 211: E12.
Griffiths, F., Borkan, J., Byrne, D., Crabtree, B.F., Dowrick, C., Gunn, J., Kokanovic, R., Lamb, S., Lindenmeyer, A., Parchman, M., Reis, S. and Sturt, J. (2010), Developing evidence for how to tailor medical interventions for the individual patient. Qualitative Health Research, 20: 1629-1641.
Lindenmeyer, A., Bowyer, V., Roscoe, J., Dale, J. and Sutcliffe, P. (2013), Oral health awareness and care preferences in patients with diabetes: a qualitative study. Family Practice, 30: 113-118.
Lindenmeyer, A., Griffiths, F., Green, E., Thompson, D. and Tsouroufli, M. (2008), Family health narratives: midlife women's concepts of vulnerability to illness. Health (London), 12: 275-293.
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Lindenmeyer, A., Jamie, K., Griffiths, F. and Légaré, F. (2011), "They're made in factories and not by witches on the allotment": a qualitative study of midlife women in the united kingdom, exploring their approaches to complementary and alternative medicines. Health Care for Women International, 32: 1046-1067.
Lindenmeyer, A., Sutcliffe, P., Eghtessad, M., Goulden, R., Speculand, B. and Harris, M. (2010), Oral and maxillofacial surgery and chronic painful temporomandibular disorders--a systematic review. Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 68: 2755-2764.
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When Cooley was starting out in the 1950s, there were no heart-lung bypass machines. Surgeons couldn't stop the heart or open it up to do delicate work. Cooley says he had to learn how to work around a beating heart.
"It was all by sort of digital feel. We could put a finger into the obstructed valve, put an instrument in and guide it into place, but the heart was still beating and providing circulation. You had to be very careful that you didn't have some tear in the heart."
Cooley didn't invent the heart-lung machine, but he took a trip to Minnesota to see the first working models.
Back in Houston, he built his own version and made small improvements. The year was 1956. Cooley was still testing it on dogs when he heard about a desperate case at St. Joseph's Hospital.
"His cardiologist called and said the man had a massive heart attack and it had ruptured the septum or the partition between the ventricles and he didn't think the patient was going to live more than 24 hours unless something was done to repair it."
The 49-year-old was rushed over to the medical center. Cooley and his team used the heart-lung machine. They stopped the man's heart for 25 minutes, then restarted it after making the repair.
"He did have another heart attack about six weeks later and died. But, in the meantime, I was able to convince some of my cardiology associates that we were ready for the open- heart era."
These days, experimental techniques must be approved by special review boards. But Cooley and his colleagues had a lot more freedom back then.
"It was our own judgment and conscience which determined what we were going to do. In those days, we did not have to seek approval. Maybe we had some critics afterward."
One of his biggest critics was Dr. Michael E. Debakey at Methodist. DeBakey accused Cooley of stealing the design for the first artificial heart from his lab.
In the book, Cooley maintains he built his own version. But he acknowledges that competition and ambition fueled both the rivalry and the development of new techniques.
"Well, there's no question a surgeon had to be sort of an aggressive personality and willing to take chances — not only with the patient's life, but with his own reputation. I think in many respects, Dr. DeBakey and I were similar."
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Beautiful new condo located in the heart of Traverse City.Walk to downtown shops, restaurants and beaches. Views of Grand Traverse Bay, located between two parks and next to the 10 mile long Traverse Area Recreational Trail (TART).
This tastefully furnished two story town house is located on the second & third floor (no elevator) and features a fully equipped kitchen, living and dining area with balcony, a 50" LCD television, washer and dryer, Dishwasher, Central AC, 2 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. Ideal for two couples or a family.
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$1,000-$1,600 per week. Weekly rental from Sunday to Sunday. Minimum 3 night weekday and weekend rates when available. $250 per night depending on the week and availability. $75 cleaning fee will be applied. $200 Refundable damage deposit required.
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Commentary by: Liz Forrestal
Aired January 29, 2009
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When your kids ask Whats for dinner?, your answer is probably pork chops, or maybe meat loaf. The meat is usually the featured course, right?
Well, theres increasing evidence our love affair with meat isnt so healthy for us or the planet.
The reason? Industrialized farming. Our growing appetite for cheap hamburgers and chicken has spawned the growth of huge factory farms. Missouri and Illinois, by the way, are home to hundreds of them.
Factory animals are raised in crowded conditions and in the case of cattle fed grain instead of grass. Theyre also given antibiotics so they can survive in these conditions. The downside for us is development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, and increased risk of heart disease, diabetes and cancer.
These operations also use up vast amounts of corn, soy and other grains. One third of the worlds arable land grows feed-grain for animals, not food grain for people.
Then theres the pollution. One billion tons of toxic manure come from factory farm animals each year, as does methane, their digestive byproduct. Livestock generates nearly a fifth of global greenhouse gasses, more than cars and trucks.
So, should we all turn vegetarian? No. But we could each eat a bit less meat. Just one less meat meal per week is the same as taking over five million cars off the road. And we could make sure our beef, chicken and pork come from small farmers who use free-range and grass-fed methods. Its a healthier diet for us and the planet.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
Liz Forrestal
Liz Forrestal is Executive Director for Missouri Votes Conservation, a non-profit that advocates for pro-environmental legislation in Missouri. She also participates in a number of community environmental groups, and is a board member of Audubon Missouri.


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Sir David Hare Will Be Artist-in-Residence at The New School for Drama
By Andrew Gans
The New School for Drama has announced that BAFTA Award-winning English playwright, director and screenwriter Sir David Hare will serve as Artist-in-Residence for one week beginning Nov. 12.
As artist-in-residence, Hare will meet with student playwrights and others to speak about his experience writing and directing for different mediums.
Hare will also participate in a town hall meeting on Nov. 15 at 8 PM in the New School for Drama Theater at 151 Bank Street, 3rd Floor. The session will be moderated by playwright and New School for Drama faculty member Jon Robin Baitz.
"Over nearly half a century, Sir David Hare has been the exemplar of the theater-artist as humanist; no other living playwright has so consistently and brilliantly explored the intersection between our public and private lives," said Baitz in a statement. "As The New School for Drama enters an exciting period of growth and development, David represents a gold standard for the work we hope to do-work that is rich, provocative, and reflective of a keen awareness of the relationship between the artist and the society in which he or she lives."
Hare is author of 28 plays for the stage, 16 of which have been presented at the National Theatre in London. Hare was awarded the BAFTA Award in 1979 for Best Single Play for Licking Hitler, the New York Drama Critics Circle Award in 1983 for Best Foreign Play for Plenty, the Berlin Film Festival Golden Bear in 1985 for Wetherby, the Laurence Olivier Award in 1990 for Best New Play for Racing Demon, the London Theatre Critics' Award in 1990 for Best Play for Racing Demon, and the Drama Desk Award in 1999 for Outstanding One-Person Show for Via Dolorosa. He was knighted in 1998.
Past Artists-in-Residence have included including Kathleen Chalfant (2011-2012), Joe Mantello (2010-2011) and Jon Robin Baitz (2009-2010).
The New School for Drama's programs offer intensive training in all aspects of the craft of acting, playwriting, and directing. For more information visit www.newschool.edu.
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Likely voters in the 2012 election cycle overwhelmingly support solar energy and would like to see the federal government to do more to foster the growing industry, according to a national poll released today.
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Minnesota regulators on Monday ordered Xcel Energy to retain a popular program that subsidizes the small-scale solar-power projects of its customers.
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IT'S HEARTENING that Georgia Power wants to more than triple its solar capacity with panels at solar farms and on the roofs of ratepayers' homes and businesses.
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Two major local employers will install a total of more than 8,300 solar panels, making them the latest participants in the growing solar panel industry.
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According to recent research by Sunrun and PV Solar Report, the California home solar market has grown by 80 percent this year. The report identifies increased solar adoption in more cities as one of the major reasons for the spike in statewide solar projects.
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Shoppers had the chance to get a head start on their Black Friday shopping this year.
Most big box stores opened last night, some as early as 8 o'clock, but the shopping deals continue Friday morning.
There were a ton of shoppers at Target in Evansville, our crews were also at Walmart, Michaels and some other big stores.
Shoppers in Owensboro had their pick of stores that were open and ready to help them find that Black Friday deal.
We had a crew at the Kmart on Frederica street, which actually opened back up just a little while ago, was open yesterday from 6 a.m. Until 4 p.m. and last night from 8 p.m. until 3 a.m.
See the above videos for more on the Black Friday reports from Alyssa Hansen in Owensboro and Emily Mieure in Evansville.
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Josh Kessler is one of six WWII veterans who met at the South Roanoke Library this morning, to speak with the community and share memories of their time serving the U.S.
"For the community it is something unique to hear stories they've never heard," says the library's adult services coordinator, Darlene Smithwick. "We learn history in school, but to learn first hand history and the experiences these men have is just an honor."
Many of the stories shared today were just that. Not depictions of individual battles, but the history that left a mark on the memories of these men.
"They also bring souvenirs that they have," says Smithwick. "So you can see a flag that flew at Iwo Jima is here today."
Library organizers say they hope similar events can be planned in the future.
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Internships Abroad
Finding a career-related internship abroad can be challenging. It is important to understand that paid internships abroad are rare; internships for academic credit (tuition-charging) are common. However, careful planning and persistence can help you to find a rewarding international internship.
To begin, start by reading the overview below which outlines the range of options available for international internships through study abroad, work permit programs and international organizations directly.
International Internship Overview
Transitions Abroad - Helpful introductory information.
Web Sites
Foreign Policy Association - Search the job board to find internship, job and volunteer opportunities. Sign up for the weekly Global Jobs Newsletter.
Idealist - Search internship opportunities with non-profit organizations worldwide.
InterAbroad - List of internships searchable by country and internship type.
Internships Abroad - Extensive list of web sites, internship programs and useful articles.
International Cooperative Education - Paid internships in Europe, Australia, Asia, and South America. Program fees.
Internships Worldwide
Smaller Earth - Variety of internships and volunteer opportunities around the worl. Program fees.
StudyAbroad - Listings of international work, internship, and volunteer programs.
The Road Less Traveled - Domestic and international leadership and youth program offering paid jobs.
University of Michigan's International Internships Resources - Internship resources listed by profession and region.
Featured Internships and Articles
European Union Internships - The Delegation of the European Commission offers a variety of paid internship positions in the European Union.
Foundation for Sustainable Development - Fee-based program for interns, service learners and volunteers in East Africa, India and Latin America.
German Bundestag Internship Program, German Parliament, Berlin - Runs for 15 weeks, March-June, for American graduates able to speak German.
Getting a U.N. Internship
Internship for an Ethiopian NGO
Internships in Scandinavia - Funded internships in Forestry and Life Sciences and Teaching English in Finland.
Internship in the U.K. with SonyU.S. Department of State Internships - Internships with the U.S.diplomatic services in Washington, DC and overseas. Apply by November 1 for summer, March 1 for fall, July 1 for winter.
Microfinance Internships in Africa
U.S. State Department Internships Abroad - Article.
Featured Internship Resources by Region
World Zionist Organization, Hagshama Department - Study and volunteer opportunities in Israel
African Studies, University of Pennsylvania - Site offers a huge number of links for information about Africa. Look on the Bulletin Board for Job and Grant Opportunities section. Also, try searching the main page using "internship" or "volunteer" for results.
Internships in Africa - Africa South of the Sahara, African Studies Association.
Association for Asian Studies - Comprehensive links to sites on all regions of Asia. Check out grants and fellowships section.
Latin America
Electronic Network for Latin American Careers and Employment - The Latin American Network Information Center of the University of Texas (L.A.N.I.C.) is an excellent resource for Latin America. Internship listings for U.S.-based and International positions.


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Is your home really worth more today than it was last year at this time? Do you believe all of the hype you read in the papers? The answer is probably yes it is worth more, but how much and will the statistics continue to improve?
After 4 years of decreases, it is uplifting to watch a gradual increase. Economists take the numbers and plot them out in the same directions with the hope of seeing better conditions. Are they correct?
The most important thing to remember is that home prices fell anywhere from 25-35 percent or more since the beginning of this latest economic downturn according to the Price Shiller home price index. Only recently have indicators and statistics shown a rise in values.
The big question in real estate today is which direction home values are headed. There is no shortage of opinions on the subject. National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun, during the National Association of Real Estate Editors conference in Denver a few weeks ago, said:
"This time next year, there could be a 10 percent price appreciation. I would not be surprised to see that." So, should the seller wait to list in anticipation of commanding a higher home sale?
Not if one believes Morgan Stanley, in their latest housing report which estimated a "drop of 5-10 percent more".
With home values rising even as little as 1 percent, homeowners that are only slightly underwater are profiting the most. The jump has been enough to move many homeowners back into positive territory and thus qualifying them for refinancing opportunities. Low inventory that is spiking the number of multiple offers is helping more than just homeowners that want to sell.
Corelogic reported a decrease of home owners with mortgages that were considered underwater on their mortgage from 25.2 percent, or 12.1 million home owners to 23.7 percent — or 11.4 million, Some of the decrease must be contributed to investors flocking to foreclosure auctions. Over 160 properties are considered for auction on a typical Friday morning at the Bellevue auction site.
"While the overall stagnating economic recovery will likely slow the housing market recovery in the second half of this year, reducing the number of underwater households is an important step toward reducing future mortgage default risk," said Mark Fleming, CoreLogic's chief economist.
No one can dispute the fact that jobs, housing and the economy are inter-related. With the national unemployment rate hovering at 8.2 percent and statistics in the Seattle area in the 7's, we are a long way from experiencing an end to our economic woes.
Analysts polled by Briefing.com, expect annualized growth of 1.2 percent for the quarter, down from 1.9 percent growth in the first quarter. This is the wrong direction.
Only 40 percent of companies reported sales above estimates with many companies adjusting projections of third quarter earnings downward. That's the lowest percentage since 2009, according to research firm FactSet.
Only when employers, from both large and small companies, feel secure in the requirements imposed by the government and begin hiring additional employees will we truly see stability in the housing market.


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