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The Research Foundation announces the following grants and contracts for March and April. Award amounts are totals expected for the entire funding period. The list does not include supplements, modifications or other changes to existing grants or contracts. For awards that have more than one investigator, the first faculty member listed is the principal investigator.
KIMBERLY ADAMS-TUFTS, associate professor of nursing, and JAMES NEFF, professor of community and environmental health, "'Secrets': Educational Theatre Program"; East Bay Community Foundation, $155,611.
TAMI AL-HAZZA, assistant professor, CHARLENE FLEENER, associate professor, and ABHA GUPTA, associate professor, educational curriculum and instruction, "Reading First, Teacher Reading Academy"; Virginia Department of Education, $78,000.
HARI ARETI, professor, and GAIL DODGE, chair, physics, "REU at ODU: Accelerator and Nuclear Physics"; National Science Foundation, $33,500.
MARK BUTLER, professor of biological sciences, "Third Party Match for 'Modeling Lobster Larval Dispersal' Project"; Darden Restaurants, $15,000. Also, "Lobster Modeling Larval Dispersal Additional Funding"; FAO of the United Nations, $31,150.
MARGARET CAMARENA, director of the Social Science Research Center, "Youth Services Survey for Families"; Virginia Department of Mental Health/Mental Retardation, $3,101.
ROLAND COOPER, assistant professor of biological sciences, "Cellular and Molecular Components of Fitness in CQ-selected Malaria Parasites"; University of Notre Dame, $78,168.
GAIL DODGE, chair of physics, "JSA Initiatives Fund"; Jefferson Science Associates, $4,500.
PHYLLIS EATON, lecturer, JANET AZAR, adjunct assistant professor, and ANN CAMPBELL, senior lecturer, nursing, "Bike Smart Virginia Bicycle Helmet/Rodeo Program"; Virginia Department of Health, $1,000.
HANI ELSAYED-ALI, eminent scholar of electrical and computer engineering, "LDAR Receiver System Continuation of Task Order 6072"; NASA, $67,530.
HOLLY GAFF, assistant professor of community and environmental health, "Spatially Explicit Mathematical Model of Human Monocytic Ehrlichiosis"; U.S. Public Health Service, $452,223.
PATRICK HATCHER, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "Collaborative Research: Molecular Level Characterization of Organic Matter in Ice Cores Using High-Resolution FTICR Mass Spectrometry"; National Science Foundation, $266,120.
MARK HAVEY, eminent scholar of physics, "Atomic Physics Investigators of Light Local in High Density Ultracold 87RB Vapor"; National Science Foundation, $8,629.
KAAVONIA HINTON-JOHNSON, assistant professor of educational curriculum and instruction, "Tidewater Writing Project"; National Writing Project, $5,000.
WALT HOOKS, physics operations manager, "Southeastern Universities Research Association Jefferson Lab Support"; Jefferson Lab Associates, $172,452.
CYNTHIA JONES, eminent scholar of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "Characterization of the Sub-population Contribution of Age-0 Atlantic Menhaden to Chesapeake Bay"; Virginia Graduate Marine Science Consortium (VGMSC), $73,516. Also, "Sheepshead Population Dynamics in Chesapeake Bay, Va."; Virginia Marine Resources Commission, $67,206. Also, with ROBERT DIAS, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "Evaluation of Nursery Habitats: Effects of Carbon and Nitrogen Sources on Juvenile Fish Growth in Chesapeake Bay"; VGMSC, $77,368.
SEBASTIAN KUHN, professor; STEPHEN BUELTMANN, research assistant professor; GAIL DODGE, chair; AMARYAN MOSKOV, associate professor; CHARLES HYDE, professor; and LARRY WEINSTEIN, University Professor, physics, "From Quarks to Nuclei"; U.S. Department of Energy, $2,434,627.
RAFAEL LANDAETA, assistant professor of engineering management, "Project Management Development Program for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers"; Army Corps of Engineers, Norfolk District, $2,400.
LI-SHI LUO, associate professor of mathematics and statistics, "Hypersonic Transition and Turbulence with Non-Equilibrium Thermo-Chemistry"; Texas Engineering Experiment Station, $93,134.
KURT MALY, eminent scholar of computer science, "Dominion Enterprises PO # 31.03.2008D05"; Dominion Enterprises, $20,200. Also, with MOHAMMAD ZUBAIR, professor, and STEVEN ZEIL, associate professor, computer science, "Automated System for Extracting Metadata from DTIC Technical Documents"; Defense Technology Information Center, $84,700.
GAYLE MCCOMBS, associate professor of dental hygiene, "A Study to Determine the Ability of Two Examiners to Detect Differences in the Effectiveness of Selected Toothbrushes on Removal of Dental Plaque"; Proctor and Gamble, $28,651.
MICHAEL MCGINNIS, executive director of the Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, "Modeling and Simulation Education for the Acquisition/T&E Workforce"; Navy Postgraduate School, $405,715. Also, "IPA for Charles White"; Modeling and Simulation Coordination Office, $191,357. Also, "IPA for Donovan Bruce Bailey"; Modeling and Simulation Coordination Office, $218,915.
TIMOTHY MOTLEY, associate professor of biological sciences, "DNA and Phytochemical Fingerprinting of Actaea Species, Year 2"; Lehman College, CUNY, $51,216.
MARGARET MULHOLLAND, associate professor of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "Nutrient Controls Contributing to Karenia brevis Blooms in the Gulf of Mexico"; University of South Florida, $82,499. Also, "Forecasting Ecological Impacts from Continuous Monitoring Systems"; Virginia Environmental Endowment, $28,831. Also, with PATRICK HATCHER, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "Collaborative Research: Assessing the Bioavailability of Effluent Organic Nitrogen Along a Freshwater to Saltwater Continuum"; National Science Foundation, $120,639 and $99,366.
JOHN NUNNERY, assistant professor of educational leadership and counseling, and SHANA PRIBESH, assistant professor of educational curriculum and instruction, "Multistate Evaluation of At-risk Interven-tions"; University of Memphis, $48,049.
ANDREI PAKHOMOV, research associate professor, Frank Reidy Center for Bioelectrics, "General Dynamics Extension to 781881"; General Dynamics, $60,310.
ANATOLY RADYUSHKIN, eminent scholar; J. WALLACE VAN ORDEN, eminent scholar; IAN BALITSKY, professor; and ROCCO SCHIAVILLA, professor, physics, "Topics in Theoretical Nuclear Physics"; U.S. Department of Energy, $80,000.
MARY SANDY, director of the Virginia Space Grant Consortium, "Mission Management Initiative for Solar System Exploration"; NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center, $20,000.
ALAN SAVITZKY, professor of biological sciences, "Support for an International Symposium on Sequestered Defensive Compounds in Tetrapod Vertebrates"; National Science Foundation, $16,975.
GARY SCHAFRAN, professor of civil and environmental engineering, and MARGARET MULHOLLAND, associate professor of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "James River Wastewater Treatment Plant IFAS Demonstration and VIP Algal Nutrient Assimilation Study"; Virginia Military Institute, $42,118.
KARL SCHOENBACH, director, and ANDREI PAKHOMOV, research associate professor, Frank Reidy Center for Bioelectrics, "Comprehensive Study of Neuro-muscular Effects of Nanosecond Electrical Pulses"; Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate, $750,000.
JOHN SOKOLOWSKI, director of research, Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, "Forecasting System for Anheuser-Busch Products at EURPAC"; EURPAC Service Inc., $10,000. Also, with ROLAND MIELKE, professor of electrical and computer engineering, and YUZHONG SHEN, assistant professor of ECE, "Commonwealth Transportation Project"; $199,925.
MICHAEL STACEY, research associate professor, Frank Reidy Center for Bioelectrics, CHRISTOPHER OSGOOD, associate professor of biological sciences, and HANI ELSAYED-ALI, eminent scholar of electrical and computer engineering, "Electric Field Implosion in Conjunction with Sensitized Nanoparticles as a Novel Form of Cancer Treatment"; Old Dominion University, $35,697.
JAMES SWANSON, professor of biological sciences, "Mitichondria and Oocyte Failure: Seed Grant for Future Funding"; Eastern Virginia Medical School, $124,412.
RESIT UNAL, professor, and PATRICK HESTER, assistant professor, engineering management, "Uncertainty Assessment in Conceptual Design Using Expert Judgment Estimates and Evidence Theory"; National Institute of Aerospace Associates, $43,391.
LEPOSAVA VUSKOVIC, professor of physics, "Define and Characterize the Research Development of Microwave Generated Surface Plasmas Extension"; NASA Langley Research Center, $27,000.


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With an illustrious career that spanned decades on stage and screen beginning in the 1960s, academic-minded actress-comedian Lily Tomlin found a penchant for mimicry and social commentary that wove its way into the fabric of American culture. After making her debut on "The Garry Moore Show" (CBS, 1950-1967), Tomlin made a splash on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" (NBC, 1968-1973), particularly as the nasally telephone operator Ernestine. She went on to become a Grammy-winning recording artist for her comedy album, This Is a Recording (1972), while also starring in and co-writing three primetime television specials, each of which won Emmy Awards. Tomlin made her feature film debut as a troubled gospel singer in Robert Altman's landmark "Nashville" (1975) before appearing on Broadway for the first time in her one-woman show, "Appearing Nightly" (1977), which she co-wrote with life partner Jane Wagner. She skyrocketed to superstardom opposite Jane Fonda and Dolly Parton in the hit comedy "9 to 5" (1980), while her one-woman show, "The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe" (1986), earned Tomlin a Tony Award. On television, she delivered an acclaimed performance in "And the Band Played On" (HBO,...
With an illustrious career that spanned decades on stage and screen beginning in the 1960s, academic-minded actress-comedian Lily Tomlin found a penchant for mimicry and social commentary that wove its way into the fabric of American culture. After making her debut on "The Garry Moore Show" (CBS, 1950-1967), Tomlin made a splash on "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" (NBC, 1968-1973), particularly as the nasally telephone operator Ernestine. She went on to become a Grammy-winning recording artist for her comedy album, This Is a Recording (1972), while also starring in and co-writing three primetime television specials, each of which won Emmy Awards. Tomlin made her feature film debut as a troubled gospel singer in Robert Altman's landmark "Nashville" (1975) before appearing on Broadway for the first time in her one-woman show, "Appearing Nightly" (1977), which she co-wrote with life partner Jane Wagner. She skyrocketed to superstardom opposite Jane Fonda and Dolly Parton in the hit comedy "9 to 5" (1980), while her one-woman show, "The Search for Intelligent Life in the Universe" (1986), earned Tomlin a Tony Award. On television, she delivered an acclaimed performance in "And the Band Played On" (HBO, 1993), while giving inspired performances in "Short Cuts" (1993) and "Flirting with Disaster" (1996). Though she struggled in later years to rediscover her big screen success from the early 1980s, Tomlin remained capable of turning in an acclaimed and often unexpected performance that reminded everyone of her immense talent.
Mary Jean Tomlin was born on Sept. 1, 1939. Tomlin's mother was a Tupperware-loving housewife, her father an auto factory employee who had immigrated the family to Detroit from the town of Paducah, KY, where Tomlin spent her summers on a farm. Tomlin was the funny ringleader, pulling in friends and neighborhood kids as part of her makeshift shows, which she performed around the apartment complex where the family lived. Her upbringing was consistently marked by mashed-up blends of blue-collar virtues and well-to-do refinement, the latter segment of the population often inspiring the diverse sensibilities of her characters. Tomlin's interest in creating voices was solidified by a schoolteacher with a curious habit of using voices in her lectures. As Tomlin got older, her interests broadened and, nurtured by a neighborhood woman with a love of botany, Tomlin found a deep fascination with the sciences. In high school as Cass Technical High, the ebullient Tomlin was both a science whiz and a member of the cheerleading squad.
She had intended to put her academic side to use as a student at Detroit's Wayne State University, but after two years on the pre-med path, Tomlin's desire to perform and elicit laughter won out. She left school and began performing stand-up comedy, first in her hometown, then in 1962, she headed to New York City becoming a fixture in the Greenwich Village clubs along with future fellow comic icon Joan Rivers. Tomlin's profile received a huge boost when she appeared on "The Merv Griffin Show" in 1965. In 1966, Tomlin made her series debut on "The Garry Moore Show" (1958-1967) and played various characters. For her audition, she adopted the persona of a would-be beauty contestant in ancient Rome. In 1969, "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In" producer George Schlatter, who had seen one of her stand-up sets, invited Tomlin to join the show. She was asked twice, but was not sure at first, opting to go to the short-lived, seemingly more relevant route that was the "The Music Scene" (1969). After the cancellation of "The Music Scene," she joined "Laugh-In" in the middle of its 1969-1970 season. Tomlin made a big splash, introducing television audiences to the classic character of Ernestine, the nasal-voiced, sassy telephone operator and the rascally little girl Edith Ann.
Tomlin released a comedy album of her live bits in 1971, This Is a Recording, which netted her a Grammy Award. Tomlin stayed with "Laugh-In" until 1973, and won a 1972 Golden Globe Award for her work on the series. In March of 1973, Tomlin and a staff that included writing partner Jane Wagner came out with the first of her specials, "The Lily Tomlin Show," followed by another with "Lily" in November. The specials featured Tomlin in top form as she showcased various signature characters and added some new ones. The first "Lily" won Tomlin and her writing staff Emmys in 1974. The year 1975 was a banner one for Tomlin. Aside from the two specials, "Lily" in February and "The Lily Tomlin Special" in July, the latter of which earned her two more Emmy nominations, Tomlin started things out in January with a role in film director Robert Altman's drama "Nashville" (1975). As the housewife of two, Linnea Reese, Tomlin showed her dramatic side. It was a turning point for her career as an actress and gave Hollywood a new sense of what she was capable of, especially when she received an Academy Award nomination in 1976 for the role. It would not be a trophy-less year, however, as Tomlin won an Emmy Award for the ABC special "Lily Tomlin" (1976).
In 1977, Tomlin and Wagner collaborated on a Broadway show entitled "Appearing Nitely," which Wagner wrote and directed in 1977. The show netted Tomlin a Special Award prize at the 1977 Tonys. Tomlin also appeared alongside host Steve Martin on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" (1975- ), on which she had previously served as host in its first season. She and Wagner then pulled in actor John Travolta for Wagner's romantic drama "Moment by Moment" (1978), which bombed famously. With Tomlin's fame on the rise, she continued to take on more movie roles. Her second signature film, "9 to 5" (1980) saw her playing Violet, one of three frustrated corporate women who kidnap their misogynist boss, followed by the 1981 comedy "The Incredible Shrinking Woman."
In 1984, Tomlin re-teamed with Martin for a feature comedy, in which she restrained herself to act as the comic foil, the wealthy, sickly Edwina Cutwater of "All of Me." The next year, Tomlin and Jane Wagner found their biggest and most vital success with Tomlin's one-woman show, "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe." In the show, self-financed by Tomlin and Wagner and written and directed by Wagner, Tomlin affected a large number of characters, many of whom derived from her past sketches, in varying states of life. Chiefly among them was the narrator and loopy bag lady Trudy, who served as a conduit for curious aliens. The show, a wise and funny take on humanity, struck the right chord with Broadway audiences, winning Tomlin a Tony Award for her performance in 1986.
Tomlin and another iconic performer, Better Midler tried their hand at a team-up in 1988, with the feature film comedy "Big Business." Tomlin's was a role originally earmarked for former "Laugh-In" veteran Goldie Hawn. The success of "The Search " and its wealth of material was too good to leave to history, of course, and was revisited in 1991, when a shortened version was filmed as a movie. Tomlin went on the next year to appear in Woody Allen's "Shadows and Fog" (1992), playing a hooker, and, in another seminal dramatic role, in Robert Altman's sprawling drama of vignettes "Short Cuts" 1993), playing a woman unaware of her role in a fatal traffic mishap. It was her third time with Altman, following her cameo as herself in "The Player" (1992). She followed that up with another dramatic role, putting her pre-med days to use as a doctor in HBO's September adaptation of "And the Band Played On" (1993), a depiction of the early years of the AIDS epidemic.
Tomlin revisited another old character in 1994, summoning the dormant voice of Edith Ann in an ABC animated special, "Edith Ann - A Few Pieces of the Puzzle," one of several Edith Ann projects she would collaborate on for the network in the mid '90s. That year, her voice could also be heard on a September episode of NBC's "Frasier" (1993-2004). Tomlin looked to stay within the family-friendly realm, playing Mrs. Valerie Frizzle, the host of the PBS show, "The Magic Schoolbus" (1994-98). Edith Ann even helped land her creator a Peabody Award for a 1996 holiday special, entitled "Edith Ann's Christmas: Just Say N l."
With a habit of finding memorable characters, Tomlin took to the burgeoning '90s independent cinema scene with a role opposite Alan Alda and Ben Stiller in David O. Russell's "Flirting with Disaster" (1996), a modern classic with tragicomic outcomes. As the not-quite-former hippie mother, Mary Schlichting, Tomlin's character effectively vexed Stiller to the point of comic lunacy. The same year, she took on the regular role of Kay Carter-Shepley on CBS' long-running newsroom comedy, "Murphy Brown" (1988-1998), staying with the series until its finale. By the time she was graced with a 1996 Emmy nomination for an appearance that year on "Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993 99), Tomlin had received a staggering six wins and 15 nominations total.
In 2000, Tomlin revived "The Search " once more for the Broadway stages, which she and Wagner then took across the United States, including San Francisco, where the play ran for a good half a year. By then, Tomlin, who had long valued her well-guarded privacy, had publicly revealed that not only had Wagner been her head writer for the past three decades, she was also her romantic partner as well. Tomlin, who had alluded to the relationship over the years, had previously shepherded the HBO Peabody-winning documentary "The Celluloid Closet" (1995), which looked closely at the history of homosexuality in Hollywood and was a firm, longtime supporter of gay rights. The revelation seemed to have little effect on a career dominated by multitudes of professional accomplishments. The Tomlin fans simply kept coming back.
With her formidable dramatic weight, Tomlin had found another long-running TV home on NBC's presidential drama, "The West Wing" (1999-2006), recurring on the series from 2002 until its final season. Showing no signs of fatigue, Tomlin was very much in demand. Small parts in studio films like the Bruce Willis vehicle, "The Kid" (2000), the college satire "Orange County" (2002), and a re-teaming with David O. Russell for the existential art house comedy "I Heart Huckabees" (2004), provided a versatile string of roles within an industry that often relegated its older performers to thankless roles. A few years after the release of the modest hit film, Tomlin's verbal sparrings with mercurial director Russell would hit the internet, creating a major buzz within the industry.
By 2006, Tomlin's slate was a strong reflection of the full range of gifts she had nurtured. In June, she appeared in Robert Altman's final film, "A Prairie Home Companion," singing and dancing in between comedic barbs alongside Meryl Streep, as one half of the Johnson Sisters. A month later, Tomlin put her penchant for voices on display as the quirky grandmother Mommo of July's animated "The Ant Bully." She kept on filming throughout the year for a curious mix of directing talent, tackling writer-director Paul Schrader's "The Walker" (2007), sketch comedy master David Wain's "Seniors" (2007) and then a trip into the demented day of "Barry Munday" (2007). Following a recurring role as Roberta, the sister of Mrs. McCluskey (Kathryn Joosten) on "Desperate Housewives" (ABC, 2004-2012), Tomlin joined the cast of "Damages" (FX, 2007- ), playing the desperate matriarch of a wealthy family whose husband (Len Cariou) is convicted of operating a Bernie Madoff-like Ponzi scheme. Her performance as a woman willing to do anything to protect her wealth earned Tomlin an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series. In 2011, Tomlin was a guest star on the popular military procedural "NCIS" (CBS, 2003- ) and had a hilarious turn as the mother of washed-up baseball pitcher Kenny Powers (Danny McBride) in an episode of "Eastbound & Down" (HBO, 2009-2012). Tomlin and Wagner married on December 31, 2013, in New York City.
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"No one practices more than I do. In the beginning I was forced to make up stuff, but it was mediocre. As soon as I met Jane [Wagner], everthing took a leap, because she's far superior to me... in verbal acuity. I'll spend the rest of my life explaining that Jane is the writer and I don't write. We both have the same sensibility; she's just a lot smarter. She combines everything, it's funny, satiric, passionate, emotional, and it's poetic."---Lily Tomlin to DETAILS magazine, October 1991.
Tomlin came up with an unusual sales pitch for direct-mail and magazine ads pushing a collection of five of her videotapes; "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe," "Appearing Nightly," "Lily Sold Out," "Lily for President," and "Ernestine: Peak Experience," for a total of $120. Each customer gets a lock of Tomlin's hair ("a valuable hairloom").---From ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY, January 8, 1993.
Tomlin received the Jack Benny Award for Excellence in Entertainment from UCLA.
She was named "Star of the Year" by the Motion Picture Bookers (1991)
Reportedly, Tomlin reneged on a promise to Armistead Maupin to publicly 'come out' if he agreed to work on "The Celluloid Closet". Maupin (best known for "Tales of the City") wrote the narration for the documentary which Tomlin recited.
"My feeling was the narrator should be an openly gay person or a sympathetic straight person. Instead, I have to endure the cruel irony of a film called "The Celluloid Closet" narrated by a closeted person!"--Maupin quoted by Michael Musto, VILLAGE VOICE, January 30, 1996. Also reported in NEW YORK POST, January 25, 1996.
Tomlin "Came out" as a lesbian in an interview stating: "I don't like to talk about my private life in any detail, but I don't disavow my private life."
"I also don't want to become someone's poster girl, either. And, you know, that's been somewhat difficult in terms of the movement. I've tried to be as simple and direct as I can without being exploited or tabloidized."---Tomlin in Us Weekly, January 22, 2001.
"There's a certain limit to what you can achieve without having any real credentials," explains Tomlin. "If you represent yourself as someone who knows everything, then you're going to end up in a farce."---Tomlin to AARP magazine, January 21, 2003.
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Rascal Flatts , Brad Paisley , Sara Evans , LeAnn Rimes and Nashville 's Charles Esten are among the stars appearing on the MDA Show of Strength Telethon on Sunday, August 31. The two-hour broadcast starts at 9 p.m. ET on ABC.
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"Dancing With the Stars" says two-time champion Julianne Hough is returning to the ballroom as a judge this season.
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Charged with conspiring to steal firearms and possessing stolen firearms are 24-year-old Joseph âWheezoâ Vasquez, 35-year-old Eric Moore, and 26-year-old Jose âFuzzy" Arellano, investigators said in a written statement. Moore and Arellano also are charged with having been felons in possession of firearms.
U.S. Attorneyâs officials have accused Moore and Arellano of driving from Fresno County to Corona on Aug. 14, breaking into the Turnerâs Outdoorsman store at 2246 Griffin Way and stealing 12 rifles before returning home to sell the weapons, according to the statement.
Moore and Arellano area also accused of breaking into the Torrance Turnerâs Outdoorsman 14 days later, stealing 42 guns an driving home to sell them.
âOn Sept. 25, ⦠officers served multiple search warrants related to the case, seizing multiple weapons, about $10,000 in cash and photos of people holding the firearms,â the statement says.
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Chicago Cubs Probable Pitchers: Texas Rangers, Apr. 15-17
Chicago Cubs Probable Pitchers, Scott Feldman Won't Face Former Team
An Apr. edition of MLB Interleague baseball is heading to Wrigley Field. From Apr. 15-17, the Chicago Cubs will host a three-game series against the Texas Rangers.
Probable pitchers for the upcoming series against the Rangers include Travis Wood, Carlos Villanueva and Jeff Samardzija. Unfortunately for Scott Feldman, the Cubs shuffled their starting rotation. The former Rangers pitcher won't make his next start until Apr. 20. The Cubs are taking precautionary measures on a back injury.
With an 8-5 record, the Rangers are one-game behind the Oakland Athletics for the American League West lead. This isn't the same Rangers offense that helped lead this franchise to back-to-back American League pennants from 2010-11. This offseason, Josh Hamilton and Michael Young both signed elsewhere. Through 13 games, the Rangers have relied more on their pitching. Their 39 runs allowed is second only to the Boston Red Sox (32 runs) for AL teams.
It's been a frustrating start for the Cubs. Despite their 4-8 record, this team could easily have flipped those wins and losses around if they'd play better defense or knew how to close a game in the ninth inning. Since Apr. 6, the Cubs have endured blown saves from three different relievers. Manager Dale Sveum can only hope that the return of Darwin Barney will have a positive effect on the rest of a defense that ranks among the worst in errors committed.
The following slideshow is a brief summary of each probable pitcher and matchup for the Cubs vs. Rangers series from Apr. 15-17. Continue with slideshow.
Chicago Cubs: LHP Travis Wood (1-0, 1.46 ERA)
After solid performances against two depleted lineups, Travis Wood faces his first significant test against the Rangers lineup.
Texas Rangers: LHP Derek Holland (0-1, 2.40 ERA)
In three games against left-handed starters, the Cubs' starting group has produced one run. Derek Holland is a southpaw. Will the off-day help the Cubs?
Chicago Cubs: RHP Carlos Villanueva (0-0, 0.64 ERA)
Skipping over Scott Feldman, Carlos Villanueva hopes to continue his hot start. Villanueva earned no-decisions after both of his performances were wasted with ninth-inning implosions.
Texas Rangers: RHP Justin Grimm (0-0, 4.50 ERA)
In his fourth MLB start, Justin Grimm tries to replace Matt Harrison, who went on the disabled earlier this season. Because of an off-day, there's a chance that the Rangers will avoid using him until Apr. 20.
Chicago Cubs: RHP Jeff Samardzija (1-2, 2.75 ERA)
Please don't walk an American League pitcher.
Texas Rangers: Alexi Ogando (2-0, 1.08 ERA)
For his career against National League opponents, Alexi Ogando has a 4-2 record with a 2.33 ERA.


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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSCharleston Man Arrested On Kidnapping, Sexual Assault Charges
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Updated: Mar. 13, 2014 11:01 PM EDT
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Heath Harrison) – Police said a man wanted on kidnapping, sexual assault charges was arrested on Thursday.
Michael Dale Salisbury, 29, of Charleston was wanted following an incident on March 6 in which a woman said she awoke in her residence to find at male, wearing a ski mask, sitting on her bed and fondling her.
The victim said the male told her that if she wanted to live, she would do what he said and ordered her to perform sex acts on him. The victim said the man then threatened to kill her and her children.
The male removed the ski mask, but the victim said she did not recognize him. The male then proceeded to sexually assault the victim, police said.
Police said the victim attempted to run from her residence, but the male chased her down, pushing her down onto the roadway causing injuries. The victim said the man then took her back to her residence, and then to her vehicle, where he made her go to an ATM and withdraw money. The male used his phone to make several calls, and the victim said she heard him identify himself as "Mike."
After speaking with family and friend about the incident, the victim was given the name of Salisbury as a suspect. Police said the victim looked at photos of Salisbury on Facebook and identified him as the man who she said kidnapped and sexually assaulted her.
Salisbury was arrested for kidnapping and 2nd degree sexual assault. A warrant was obtained Thursday following an investigation, and a BOLO (be on the lookout) was issued for him while detectives searched to make an arrest.
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Symbol: LGO (TSX.V) -- Civil Contractor Demobilising -- Significant Progress on Mechanical and Electrical Construction Activities -- Crushing System in Pre-Commissioning TORONTO, Oct. 3, 2013 /CNW/ - Largo Resources Ltd. ("Largo" or the "Company") is pleased to provide the following operational update for its Maracás Vanadium Project in Bahia, Brazil (the "Project"). The civil construction contractor at the Project has already begun the demobilization process, which represents the achievement of an important construction milestone. Electrical-mechanical erection at the Project, which includes the installation of equipment and structures, continues on track for expected commissioning in the first quarter of 2014 (see pictures 1-6). A summary of recent developments is listed below. Highlights of Ongoing Development: -- Mine Pre-stripping of the Gulçari "A" open pit is proceeding as planned with the first bench at the 300 level and the main pit access ramp well underway. -- Utilities The electrical power line is expected to be commissioned by mid-October which would be in time for the planned commissioning of the crushing plant in late October. The water treatment plant is nearing completion and is presently undergoing final instrumentation checks prior to commissioning. The steam boiler and its stack have been installed while associated pipe work and auxiliary equipment installation continues. -- Crushing System Pre-commissioning of the crushing plant is currently underway. Full commissioning of the crushing system is expected to commence before the end of October. -- Beneficiation plant Construction and erection of the steel structure and conveyors for the beneficiation plant are almost complete. Both belt filters have been installed together with their respective vacuum pumps. Civil work on this system is complete and the piping and electrical installation is proceeding. The non-magnetic tailings pond is complete and ready for use. Commissioning of the beneficiation plant and the production of 5,000 tonnes of concentrate is expected to commence in November. -- Kiln The steel structure for the kiln feed, kiln discharge platforms as well as the electrostatic precipitator are in progress and at present remain on track. All light and heavy shells are on site and initial assembly of the kiln and cooler shells has commenced. The base plates are in position on the piers. The work required for the installation of the refractory material placement anchors is progressing well. -- Leaching Area In the leaching area of the Project, the lubrication system for the regrind mill has been commissioned with the mill now resting on its bearings. Civil work in this area is also complete. The agitator for the leaching tank has been installed. The calcine tailings conveyor for the iron ore bi-product is physically complete and ready for electrical connection and testing. -- Desilication All the tanks required for the desilication process and previously completed are now fitted with agitators. Civil work in this area is complete and the press filter has been installed. -- Evaporator (Salt Recovery Plant) The steel structure for the evaporator is almost complete, which has allowed installation of the crystallizer, heat exchanger, pumps for the tanks and some ducting. -- AMV Precipitation Civil work required for all tanks associated with AMV precipitation is now complete with the solution cooler and belt filter having been installed. Required pipe work is proceeding. -- Flash Dryer, Deammoniator and Fusion Furnace The flash dryer combustion chamber and de-agglomerater are installed and erection of the dryer structure has commenced. The deammoniator and the fusion furnace have been installed. The vanadium pentoxide flaking wheel and vanadium pentoxide flake silo have also been moved into place. The product handling and storage area structure and the container loading facility continue to progress. -- General All but minor civil work remains to be completed by the civil contractor. The non-magnetic tailings and iron ore by-product dams are now complete. About Largo Largo is a Canadian-based mineral resource exploration and development company focused on creating a world leading strategic metals company. The immediate goal of the Company is to develop the Maracás Vanadium Project by Q1, 2014 and to produce WO(3) concentrate from the reprocessing of tungsten tailings from Currais Novos. Largo's skilled management team both in Canada and Brazil, are confident in their ability to advance these projects. Largo currently holds a 100% interest in the Maracás Vanadium Project, a 100% interest in the Currais Novos Tungsten Tailings Project, a 100% interest in the Campo Alegre de Lourdes Iron-Vanadium Project, all in Brazil, and a 100% interest in the Northern Dancer Tungsten-Molybdenum property located in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Largo is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "LGO". Mr. Tim Mann P.Eng., a Qualified Person as defined by the National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the contents of this press release. For more information please refer to Largo's website: www.largoresources.ca Disclaimer This press release contains forward-looking information under Canadian securities legislation. forward-looking information includes, but is not limited to, statements with respect to completion of the private placement, Largo's development potential and timetable of the Maracás and Northern Dancer projects; Largo's ability to raise additional funds necessary; the future price of tungsten and molybdenum; the estimation of mineral reserves and mineral resources; conclusions of economic evaluation; the realization of mineral reserve estimates; the timing and amount of estimated future production, development and exploration; costs of future activities; capital and operating expenditures; success of exploration activities; mining or processing issues; currency exchange rates; government regulation of mining operations; and environmental risks. 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Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of the Largo to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including but not limited to those risks described in the annual information form of Largo and in its public documents filed on SEDAR from time to time. Although management of Largo has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Largo does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements, except in accordance with applicable securities laws. Readers should also review the risks and uncertainties sections of Largo's annual and interim MD&As. Continue to Follow, Like and Watch our progress! Join our mailing list to receive weekly photo updates of our progress: http://www.largoresources.ca/English/about-us/contact/default.aspx Web: www.largoresources.ca Twitter: @LargoResources1 Facebook: Largo Resources Youtube: LargoResources NEITHER THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE (NOR ITS REGULATORY SERVICE PROVIDER) ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE SOURCE Largo Resources Ltd. Darcie Ladd Manager Business Development 416-861-9406 email@example.com Mark Brennan President & CEO Image with caption: "Photo 1: Pre-stripping Work at the Gulcari "A" - 300 Level Bench (CNW Group/Largo Resources Ltd.)". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20131003_C6727_PHOTO_EN_31626.jpg Image with caption: "Photo 2: Completed Crushing System - Pre-Commissioning Underway (CNW Group/Largo Resources Ltd.)". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20131003_C6727_PHOTO_EN_31627.jpg Image with caption: "Photo 3: Beneficiation Building with Equipment Installed (CNW Group/Largo Resources Ltd.)". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20131003_C6727_PHOTO_EN_31628.jpg Image with caption: "Photo 4: Kiln Area with Kiln Installation in Progress (CNW Group/Largo Resources Ltd.)". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20131003_C6727_PHOTO_EN_31629.jpg Image with caption: "Photo 5: Final Product Area and Main Plant with Majority of Equipment Installed (CNW Group/Largo Resources Ltd.)". 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Montreal by 7
Saskatchewan by 7
Toronto by 7
Edmonton by 7
posted by cixelsyd at 12:37 PM on August 26
Watched Florida get handled by a clearly inferior Louisville squad 2 years ago (Teddy B aside). My observation was that the Gators appeared more focused on style and status than football. Coaching is an issue ...
posted by cixelsyd at 10:41 PM on August 24
Winnipeg by 7
Edmonton by 10
Calgary by 14
BC by 10
posted by cixelsyd at 11:29 PM on August 20
Winnipeg by 5
Edmonton by 21
Calgary by 10
Sask by 10
BC by 10
posted by cixelsyd at 03:32 PM on August 11
Yeah, Chad is going to change his name to simply "Quatre".
French for the number 4 and equal to the number of catches he's had in his first 5 games in the CFL.
posted by cixelsyd at 08:09 PM on August 07
Bennett is a young big who, like all talented young bigs of current generation, spend a year in college and come into the NBA completely unprepared. Don't count him out yet, he has size and athleticism. His position takes a lot longer to master than others.
Morrison played 3 years in college and posted gaudy numbers in a bad conference inflating his value. Non-athletic skinny guys who can do nothing else but shoot are a bad gamble.
posted by cixelsyd at 09:56 PM on August 05
Compare him to Drew Brees' first 3 year regular season totals
Drew Brees didn't win a playoff game until his 6th season in the NFL. Dalton is entering his 4th. Dalton is a completely different QB than Brees but don't write him off yet.
posted by cixelsyd at 09:44 PM on August 04
Winnipeg by 3
Edmonton by 27
BC by 10
Calgary by 27
posted by cixelsyd at 09:24 PM on August 04
Tigers and Orioles know this is their best chance for success. Sox have entered the rebuilding process, Yankees have to deal with the Jeter fair well tour then shed a bunch of older talent somehow next year, and the normally steady Rays have hit a blip. American League is up for grabs for the first time in a decade.
posted by cixelsyd at 10:44 PM on July 31
Winnipeg by 10
Toronto by 10
Calgary by 4
Saskatchewan by 10
posted by cixelsyd at 10:02 AM on July 30
To me, this greatly ramps UP the pressure on you to perform as the Head Coach
Hope the Lakers plan on giving Scott a fair chance. No way the Lakers are competitive until they rid themselves of much of their aging overpaid roster.
posted by cixelsyd at 11:27 PM on July 29
Why did you go?
My kid and a friend were going and I had to drive them. Our stadium is built in an area that takes about an hour to get in and out of so simply dropping them off wasn't an option. Being that there were lots of tickets unsold they were being blown out for $18 plus fees and I figured it was the best bet; I also have a wide ranging taste in music and enjoy most any live performance.
posted by cixelsyd at 08:57 PM on July 29
Having just witnessed a Beyonce Jay-Z "concert" last night I say amen to the FUNK reunion.
Pretty good gig those 2 have getting folks to shell out money to watch them perform karaoke (concert implies music, music implies musicians in my books).
Come to think of it the cutoff jean shorts and jack-shirts were out in full force and low quality tattoos particularly on the back of the neck are clearly also in vogue. Personal attire was greatly overshadowed by 40 "songs" with every single chorus containing the words "slap" "motherfucking" "bitch" "money" "shit" "crack" "murder" "hoes" arranged ?creatively.
posted by cixelsyd at 10:35 PM on July 28
Watching the CFL game last night and thinking the Eskimos are a championship caliber team with only 2 weaknesses: head coaching and special teams play.
A called fake punt end-around on 3rd and 9 from your own 6 yard line with 50 seconds left in the half? That kind of shit has only ever worked in video games.
posted by cixelsyd at 02:37 PM on July 25
Are you suggesting that political concerns will trump the desire to play in the World Cup for some players?
Personal safety concerns . I suppose these do evolve from the current political mess.
Do players professional teams have the right to prohibit a player from World Cup competition?
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After 18 weeks and 35 rolls on the Grand Empress alone, it finally dropped! Hallelujah! I thought my luck might be changing when a dagger dropped from Amber-Shaper Un'sok (one I hadn't seen before). I actually liked it better than my current main hand so I switched to it after the fight, even though it wasn't gemmed or enchanted.
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How to combine 2 connections in the desktop
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