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Our climate future, much like our economic future, is very uncertain. This is something that we can all agree on, even the skeptics. Climate models typically input the entire globe, where interactions and feed backs are so complex that we can never promise any future condition with confidence. What is well known is the tendency of our climate system to be variable and change over time, even without increasing ambient temperatures. This is why experts are now suggesting that we move past arguing about scenarios and predictions and move toward preparing for variability and extremes (Hallegatte, 2009). Instead of planning around a given climate scenario, we should plan robustly for resiliency. Continue reading
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Nuclear energy, a climate change solution?
Last week I was fortunate to see a preview of Pandora's Promise, a documentary on nuclear energy coming out in 2013, followed by a discussion with the filmaker, Robert Stone. His film looks at various scientists and environmentalists who have recently accepted nuclear power as a viable answer to climate change and increasing world energy demand. Prior to this event, I had done some reading on new nuclear technologies in the peer-reviewed literature that shook my worldview.
There are many reasons to be anti-nuclear power: we don't know what to do with the waste, nuclear weapon proliferation is too risky, meltdowns are too real, it's too expensive… For years, these claims convinced me that nuclear was not the way to go, not even worth considering. But then I thought about the relative risks of nuclear. When considered next to renewables, it is hard to see nuclear as clean or safe, but what about fossil fuels?
Thermal energy (oil, coal and gas) currently makes up most of the world's base-load electricity. These resources fit the bill for large-scale generation: plentiful, dependable and cheap. I'm a big believer in the potential of renewable energy, but we have yet to rely on it for our base-load energy supply. This will require breakthroughs in battery and energy storage technologies, or enormous smart-grid infrastructure like green power superhighways. Is large-scale development of these technologies really viable for both developed and developing countries in the short-term?
Growing certainty of link between hydrofracking and earthquakes in the US
I was shocked last August when my friend told me that an earthquake shook his office building in Dutchess County, NY. It was yet another strange event to place alongside hurricane Irene and the blizzard in October. The earthquake made me think of something- have you ever considered the possibility of a link between earthquakes and oil and gas extraction? Well, it turns out that the US Geological Survey has. According to a recent study, mid-continent earthquake occurrence (magnitude 3 and greater) increased six-fold between 2001 and 2011 compared to the 20th century average. The report almost certainly link this increase to anthropogenic causes, pointing to changes in extraction method, ie. the use of hydrofracking. We don't have too much information now, so keep your eye out for the proceeding full report.
Here's the abstract of the report.
Was Hubbert all wrong??
By Libby Murphy
Perhaps the world is not at Peak Oil. We may still have a long way to go. That is the good and bad news of Bloomberg's recent article titled Everything You Know About Peak Oil is Wrong.
In college I took a seminar called "Oil". We studied all aspects of the stuff- from the geology to the politics. We learned how John D. Rockefeller set the standards for modern capitalism through his ruthless pursuit of developing the world's largest oil company. We spent a while studying the idea of Peak Oil. At the time it was still a somewhat little known theory outside of the industry but has since entered the general lexicon.
In the 1950's, Marion King Hubbert first introduced the idea that fossil fuel production follows the shape of a bell curve. Production starts out small and then increases as demand and technology develops until it hits a peak and declines. Using this theory he correctly predicted US oil production to peak around 1970. The theory was extrapolated by Colin Cambpell who predicted a world oil production peak around 2008-2010. This estimate has been a topic of much debate. Around the time of expected peak, many regions, including the US, did witness a telling sign of Peak Oil known as the Bumpy Plateau. See, the curve of oil production does not always follow a smooth peak but rather a period of jagged ups and downs. This is thanks to the inverse relationship between demand and price: when prices go up, demand goes down, which spurs prices to drop again and demand to then increase. The cycle continues.
Climate change, explained.
By Libby Murphy
Variability is a natural part of Earth's intricate climate system. The planet has endured periods of warmth and glaciation alike in its some 4.5 billion year history. Shifts in climate can be traced back to a variety of natural events and trends, Earth's rotation, solar irradiance, volcanic activity and more. Currently we are in a period of warming, the rapidity of which is unprecedented, unlike anything we have witnessed or have evidence of in the past. This global warming trend is abundantly clear, measurable and rarely disputed. What is debated, however, are the cause and affect of this warming. There is a strong consensus among the scientific community that this rapid warming is human induced. More specifically, that it is a result of anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases. To many people, however, this conclusion is not as evident or logical. The argument to support global warming ranges from a couple of fundamental concepts, the greenhouse effect and the carbon cycle, to key evidence connecting human activity to warming temperatures. An understanding of these issues is necessary to wrap one's mind around the current global warming scenario. This paper intends to present these arguments in a manner more approachable to a non-specialist and will conclude with a framework for which to look toward the future and make key decisions regarding this issue, if you so desire.
Many fuels, including oil, wood, biomass, coal are made up almost entirely of carbon. When we burn these fuels, carbon reacts with oxygen to create carbon dioxide. This carbon dioxide is in gas form so it rises and settles in the atmosphere. The physical tendency of atmospheric carbon dioxide is to absorb and reradiate energy, effectively creating an insolating blanket around the planet. This in turn leads to warming on the Earth's surface known as the greenhouse effect. This is the cause of global warming and can be measured in the steady rise of global mean temperature. Other greenhouse gases include methane, CFCs, water vapor and more. Currently, there is a large amount of greenhouse gases being emitted into the atmosphere as a result of human industrial activity, most significantly carbon dioxide from fossil fuel combustion.
The US's first commercial tidal permit has been granted
A historic moment for tidal power in the US. Thank you, FERC, for issuing the first commercial license to a tidal power project. The lucky permit holder is Verdant Power. However, it is not really a question of luck but rather hard work. The company has been building its turbine design and East River project site for years. They first installed turbines at this site in 2002, 10 years ago. The turbines got mangled by the fierce tides so the company has been improving its design since then. The 1 Megawatt project is expected to sell enough energy to Con Edison to power almost 1,000 nearby homes. The first 5 turbines are expected to enter the water in late 2013. The renewable energy world will eagerly await the environmental results of this system, which I'm sure will influence the policy and regulation issues faced by future tidal companies.
Energy Turbines May Be Spinning in New York's East River by 2013 (Bloomberg)
The 400 Richest Americans Are Now Richer Than the Bottom 50 Percent Combined
Latest studies show that the top 400 richest US citizens are wealthier than the entire bottom half of over 150 million people.
Also known as "the Forbes 400″, you can view the list here and see for yourself where they got their money from. Good points out that of the top 25 only three are woman and none are of color.
The question is: is it ok for a society to have wealth distribution as lopsided as this? Compare this to Sweden where a doctor makes little more than a grocery bagger.
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A carbon-neutral energy that supports farmers and doesn't divert a food resource
Hudson Valley Grass Energy has developed a full-scale mobile grass pelleting mill, truly a first of its kind.
The mill took several years to research and develop but is now producing at one ton per hour. The company plans to ramp it up to two tons by the end of the year. The machine accepts raw agricultural materials- leftover hay and residues, to refine them into high-quality, transportable pellet heating fuel. These "grass pellets" can be burned in a variety of wood pellet and multi-fuel stoves and furnaces. Although they contain comparable BTUs they do have considerably higher ash (2-5%) than premium wood pellets (<1%).
Grass pellets are considered carbon-neutral because the carbon released during combustion is equal to that absorbed during growing season. Certain grasses that have deep roots are actually capable of sequestering additional carbon. Grasses used for biomass pellets can be leached thereby returning nutrients to the soil. Finally, ash can be spread back on farmlands in a managed way making grass pellets of little negative impact.
One of my favorite benefits of grass pellets is the opportunity for farmer's to keep land open and productive, making their operations more economically viable. This in turn will help provide access to local food in the future. Let's hope this technology catches on. Eat local, heat local.
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Finally, a grid-tied turbine in the US?
ORPC brings turbine to Portland | Mainebiz.
Ocean Renewable Power Co. may be poised to have the first grid-tied tidal power turbine in the US. The projected site is Portland Ocean Terminal and will have a rated capacity of 150 kilowatts, which is equal to the energy demand of approximately 50 or more homes. Their Turbine Generator Unit (TGU) will measure at around 100 feet and comprise four of their ADCF (Advanced Design Cross Flow) turbines. The ADCF is a further evolved version of the horizontal-axis Gorlov Helical Turbine.
Welcome to Carbonocracy
Carbonocracy, formerly known as TidalPowerUS, first went live in the Spring of 2009. Since then it has received over 12,000 hits from over 115 countries! Now it's 2011 and time to expand our focus to several top issues facing our society at this pivotal point in history. Starting now, c-cracy will cover all topics of sustainable energy and efficiency through constantly updated content. The blog will be curated by creator Libby Murphy but will contain writings by many experts in the field of law, politics, economics and technology. Thanks and stay tuned!


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Authorities have captured two inmates who escaped from the minimum-security annex of the West Tennessee State Penitentiary in Henning.
The Tennessee Department of Correction says 21-year-old Ashton Siler and 20-year-old Dustin Wayman were found Wednesday morning in a wooded area near Highway 51 outside Covington.
The inmates had escaped the jail on Monday. Details of the escape are still under investigation.
Siler is serving an eight-year prison sentence for drug convictions out of Madison County. He was eligible for parole next year.
Wayman was serving a two-year sentence for auto burglary out of Knox County. He was set for release in January.
Both men now face an additional five years in prison if convicted of escape.
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Albany -- Tornadoes, high winds, and flooding are all hurricane hazards in Southwest Georgia. And though we see the damage and devastation flash across our television screens every year; very few do anything to prepare.
"Until it actually happens, people often say I'll get around to it, I'll take care of it later," said Dougherty County Deputy EMA Director, Jim Vaught.
But with hurricane season upon us, now is the time to get ready. "When the actual event happens, and you haven't gotten around to it. Its too late at that point," said Vaught.
"When you see the hurricane is coming, it's already to late to go out and buy those things," said Lowe's Assistant Manager, Allen Mitchell. "When we get an official warning, we sell out of a lot of supplies in one or one and a half day."
That's why its important to stock up on vital items now. It's recommended that you have three days worth of water in your hurricane supply and that equals one gallon per day per family member.
"Can goods, money, medication, special needs. You might have a small child that may need diapers. Just what you feel you need to survive for three days," said Vaught.
But your hurricane disaster plan shouldn't stop there. "We stress every year that you please prepare a family plan. Discuss with each member of your family what you would like to do incase severe weather comes," said Vaught.
That plan should also include an evacuation route, protection of important paperwork, and having a way of getting in touch with extended relatives. Because laying down the ground work for survival now is your best defense against the storm.
Federal forecasters are projecting 12 to 16 named storms with six to nine of those becoming hurricanes. And five of those hurricanes have the possibility of becoming major disasters.
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Thursday, November 7
Iran, continued
I was in my late teens and eager to help in the ministry of the Presbyterian church in downtown Tehran. One Sunday I was asked to stand at the entrance of the church and invite the passersby to join our worship service. I invited, among others, a woman who rejected my invitation because our church building "did not have a cross." To her, a church without a cross was impossible.
I have been thinking a lot about what that woman said to me 60 years ago. Now I think I know what she might have meant.
The Presbyterian church in Iran, planted by Presbyterians from the U.S., was part of a privileged minority in the previous regime. It had little worry about costs. Support for preachers, teachers, evangelists, and programs came from the mission budget of the church in the U.S. Bearing the cross meant little in the life of most believers.
When I was back in Iran in 2004, everything was different. A new generation of pastors, teachers, and writers—well aware of the restrictions and the costs—carried out their indigenous ministry. The cross they carried in their hearts was more apparent than a wooden cross on the top of their buildings. One of their best sons and leaders, the Rev. Tatavos Mikaelian, the well-known martyr, had given his life for his faith 10 years earlier. Despite all the restrictions and the high rate of Christian emigration, the church continues its witness and ministry.
The church is free to worship and have its rituals and holidays. It may not thrive, but it surely is surviving. In Paul's words, they "are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; . . . always carrying in the body the death of Jesus, so that the life of Jesus may also be made visible in [their] bodies" (2 Cor. 4:8–12).
—Mehdi Abhari, former member of the Evangelical (Presbyterian) Church of Tehran
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Dear Lord, we thank you for your church in Iran and its witness and ministry. Be with the ministers and servants who love you, carry their crosses, and bear witness to your love for the world. Do not let them get discouraged in their ministry. In the name of Jesus Christ, the Lord of the church. Amen.
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I just wanted to throw up a quick post to let everyone who may be interested know that my good friend, & WBFF Pro Bikini World Champion Chady Dunmore will be hosting an exclusive Fitness Camp July 23-24, 2011 in Northern California.
During this two day event Chady and her Trainer Doug Casebier will reveal the exact strategies used to help Chady lose over 70 pounds, overcome kidney disease, and eventually become the WBFF World Bikini Champion, Oxygen Magazine Cover Model, & sponsored MusclePharm Athlete.
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Man Arrested After Breaking Onto Power Plant Property
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Town Doctor To Be Remembered In Sandwich
A ceremony to honor Dr. Samuel M. Beale Jr., a longtime town physician and pioneer in cancer treatment, is planned for August 23 at the next Bringing Alive Sandwich History (BASH) event.
Traditional Voter Access Returns At Forestdale, Oak Ridge Schools
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David E.J. Hall, 27, Kokomo, passed away at 7:05 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2013, at Community Howard Regional Health. He was born April 15, 1985, in Vero Beach, Fla.
David attended Western High School. He worked in construction around Kokomo in several capacities. He also worked as a tool repairman on power tools for the last couple years. He loved music, football and playing golf. He was a very kind and loving person, always willing to give the shirt off of his back. He thoroughly enjoyed his family. He will be greatly missed.
Surviving are his mother, Carol Ann Hall, Kokomo; one sister, Sarah Lynn Hall, Kokomo; uncle, Jerry (Linda) DeVee, Naperville, Ill.; Bob DeVee, Kokomo; cousins, Sergeant David DeVee, Fort Campbell, Ky., Dannielle (Josh) (DeVee) Obenchain, Fort Bliss, Texas, Ben and Jolena DeVee, Naperville, Ill.; several other cousins; and special friend, Rodger Smith, Kokomo.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Wesley and Dorothy DeVee.
A celebration of life service will be held at 1 p.m. Monday at Ellers Mortuary Main Street Chapel, 725 S. Main St., with Uncle Jerry McVee officiating. Burial will follow in Crown Point Cemetery. Friends may visit with the family from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Monday at the mortuary.
Memorial contributions in memory of David may be made to the American Cancer Society. You are invited to read David's obituary at www.ellersmortuary.com, where you may sign the guest book or share a personal message for the family. Ellers Mortuary Main Street Chapel, 725 S. Main St., is in charge of arrangements.


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Broadway choreographer Kathleen Marshall will present John Lee Beatty with his EDDY Award at this year's EDDY ceremony, to be held at John Jay College Theatre on Friday, June 27. Marshall will replace previously announced presenter Walter Bobbie (director of the stage versions of Chicago and Footloose), who will be traveling internationally.
One of Broadway's most sought-after choreographers, Marshall's credits include Swinging on a Star, Seussical, and revivals of 1776, Follies, and Kiss Me, Kate. She was previously artistic director of the Encores! at City Center series, which presents concert versions of vintage musicals, where Beatty is set designer.
Marshall joins the previously announced lineup of presenters, which includes set designer Lauren Helpern, lighting designers Natasha Katz and Howell Binkley, Second Stage Theatre artistic director Carole Rothman, and designer/director Tony Walton.
The 2003 EDDY Awards are part of a weekend of professional training including the Broadway Lighting Master Classes, Broadway Sound Master Classes, and hands-on training offered in conjunction with ESTA. Complete information on all events is available at the BLMC/BSMC website.


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A SOUTHAMPTON woman has been arrested as part of a national immigration raid.
The 30-year-old woman was arrested as part of a criminal investigation into Indian nationals posing as religious ministers at the Khalsa Missionary Society.
Based in Manchester, the society is sponsoring immigrants to work for them as ministers under the migrant workers system.
The woman was one of ten people arrested nationwide under the 1971 Immigration Act on suspicion of obtaining leave by deception.
Raids were also carried out in Slough, Luton, Hounslow, Birmingham and Leicester.
A further nine people were arrested for immigration offences including overstaying their visas. All those arrested are now being questioned at police stations across the UK.
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Facebook has announced that its Facebook Gifts service now available to the public will include the ability to make charitable contributions.
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Peoria is currently looking for volunteers to help with this year's U.S Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program.
Walter Brothers Harley Davidson has teamed up with the Salvation Army and Marine Corps for the event.
2011 is extra special because most Peoria Marines will be mobilized as part of Operation Enduring Freedom.
"We feel real fortunate that we have been able to have this business in Peoria for a long time and we want to see the less fortunate kids have a good Christmas and enjoy Christmas, that's what it is all about for kids getting toys at Christmas time," says Bill Wiebler, Service Manager.
The Toys For Tots drive runs until Saturday December 17th.
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Kevin J. Bradshaw, Ian D. Reid, David W. Murray, "The Active Recovery of 3D Motion Trajectories and Their Use in Prediction," IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, vol. 19, no. 3, pp. 219-234, March, 1997.
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Abstract—This paper describes the theory and real-time implementation using an active camera platform of a method of planar trajectory recovery, and of the use of those trajectories to facilitate prediction over delays in the visual feedback loop. Image-based position and velocity demands for tracking are generated by detecting and segmenting optical flow within a central region of the image, and a projective construct is used to map the camera platform's joint angles into a Euclidean coordinate system within a plane, typically the ground plane, in the scene. A set of extended Kalman filters with different dynamics is implemented to analyze the trajectories, and these compete to provide the best description of the motion within an interacting multiple model. Prediction from the optimum motion model is used within the visual feedback loop to overcome visual latency. It is demonstrated that prediction from the 3D planar description gives better tracking performance than prediction based on a filtered description of observer-based 2D motion trajectories.
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As you approach the leeward mark, you take down the pole, pull the spinnaker down, and stuff it into the bag as fast as possible. Your skipper rounds the mark, you pull in the gib, and of course, you're back out on the wire. Your arms are so tired you feel like calling it quits, but this race is all that counts. You pull together all your energy and focus on the win.
Those butterflies insist on making another appearance as you come to the finish line. You take a look back and see a boat gaining. The two skippers fall into a tacking duel and you're going wire to wire as fast as you can. One last tack will send you over the line.
You tack at the same time as the other boat. You know it's close, but you are so focused on getting back on the wire that you don't see the other boat. All you hear is the committee boat blow a gun. You take a deep breath and the few seconds it takes the committee boat to announce the winning sail number feels like 10 minutes. "2027," a voice booms over a megaphone. "You've won the race and the regatta."
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Busta Rhymes is a good friend of mine. He's someone I've worked with and spent a lot of time hanging out with but we've never actually had an official song that we worked on together and put out.
We had some mixtape things we'd done before but nothing official. It was overdue.
I was hanging out with Busta, talking to him about my new album and he's like, 'Yo, why don't you ever put me on your albums?' And I was like, 'You know what? Yo, I don't know. You're so close to me that I'm kind of spoiled. It never even crossed my mind.'
He's on the 'Get By' remix and things that we've put out on mixtapes, but, for him to actually be on my album, I made sure to play the beats right then and there. He chose that RZA beat. I had recorded my first verse to that beat and so I played it for him and he was like, 'Yo, I'm jumping on that!'
He didn't jump on it immediately. He sent it to me about a week later. And then when he sent it to me, he sent it with the skit in it, with the whole 'Bacon' skit in it. I had no idea he was doing that.
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The New Mexico Lobos are just past the halfway point of their first spring under new head coach Bob Davie, and at the latest scrimmage there was some sign of life on both sides of the ball. The quarterback position has been stabilized with senior B.R. Holbrook (they just need him to stay healthy) and he completed passes of 50 yards to wide receiver Quintell Solomon and 70 yards to fellow wideout Lamaar Thomas, the latter going for a touchdown.
However, do not bee too happy with that New Mexico fans, as Davie mentioned he put the defense is schemes that they normally will not be in as a 4-3 front or play a strict man-to-man coverage. On the other side of the coin that is something that those receivers and quarterback will come across this season, so credit needs to be given to the wide outs for making plays.
The defense did make some plays after getting burned early on and they had a stretch of earning three sacks in five plays and some impressive tackles for loss by defensive end Jacori Greer, linebackers Joe Harris and Zach Daugherty.
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Albany-- A South Georgia woman and her daughter have been sentenced in the death of an elderly man living with them. But the man's sister says the punishment isn't harsh enough, and vows to do all she can to get the two more jail time.
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Rightfielder Socrates Brito continued his hot streak with a 3-for-4 night at the plate as the South Bend Silver Hawks defeated the Kane County Cougars 6-1 on Thursday night at Coveleski Regional Stadium. Brito is now hitting .500 (13/26) over his last six games and has been a key piece of the offense in a stretch where the Hawks have won nine of their last twelve games.
Jesse Darrah (9-5) started the game for the Silver Hawks and worked out of a first inning jam thanks to some cautious baserunning by the Cougars. With one out, first baseman Jelmer Candelario hit a chopper to first base. Second baseman Gloskar Amaya did not come home from third base on the force play at second base. This came back to haunt the Cougars as Darrah then struck out designated hitter Marco Hernandez, stranding Amaya at third base.
Kane County (34-51, 4-15) took the lead against Darrah in the top of the third inning. Cougars center fielder Albert Almora roped a two out double to left field. First baseman Dan Voegelbach followed with a ground ball single up the middle that scored Almora for a 1-0 lead. For the second straight night, the Cougars would end up surrendering the early lead as the Hawks went on to score three runs in the bottom of the inning.
South Bend (57-33, 13-8) wrested the lead back from the Cougars against starting pitcher Brian Smith (2-4). Second baseman Andrew Velazquez led off the inning by beating out an infield single to second. He then stole second base with one out and center fielder Breland Almadova at the plate. Almadova drove in the tying run with a line drive single to center. Brito picked up his second hit of the game with a liner up the middle that moved Almadova over to third. Brito then stole second before third baseman Brandon Drury brought both runners home with a double into the left field corner, putting the Hawks up 3-1.
The Cougars' baserunning hurt them again in the top of the fourth inning. Shortstop Giuseppe Pappacio led off with a double to left field. Catcher Carlos Escobar followed with a double to the left-center field wall. As the ball caromed off the wall, Pappacio waited to tag up on the play and only advanced to third base with nobody out. Darrah stranded those runners as he struck out the next two batters and got Amaya to fly out to center to end the inning.
South Bend, the Class-A affiliate of the 2001 World Series Champion South Bend Silver Hawks, broke the game open with two more runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. First basemen Carter Bell led off the inning with a line drive single to center. Shortstop Pedro Ruiz followed with a base hit to right that put runners at first and second with no outs. Velazquez hit into a fielder's choice with the out recorded at second base, leaving runners at the corners with one out. Velazquez went on to steal second base before designated hitter Fidel Pena bounced a single up the middle over a drawn-in infield to score both runners, making the score 5-1 in favor of the Silver Hawks.
The Hawks added an insurance run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Brito led off with a ground rule double to left field into the picnic garden. He advanced to third on a groundout before scoring on left fielder Alex Glenn's single to center that made the score 6-1.
Kane County, the Class-A affiliate of the 1908 World Series Champion Chicago Cubs, was unable to muster any offense the rest of the way off of Darrah and the Hawks bullpen. Darrah pitched five innings, allowing just the one run in the third inning. He struck out three Cougars while allowing seven hits. The Hawks bullpen continued its sterling work of late by throwing four shutout innings in relief of Darrah. Tyler Green pitched into and out of trouble in the sixth as he loaded the bases but escaped with no damage. Jose Jose and Thomas Brendel each pitched a scoreless inning to get through the seventh and eighth innings. Hawks closer Enrique Burgos closed the door on the Cougars with a 1-2-3 ninth inning.
The Hawks and Cougars close out the three-game series on Friday night with first pitch set for 7:35pm. Righthander Jose Rosario (0-5, 6.00 ERA) takes the mound for the Cougars while righty Kyle Winkler (1-2, 3.90 ERA) gets the start for the Silver Hawks. There are a number of exciting promotions at the Cove on Friday night. It is Barefoot night at the Cove with free wine tastings during the game. There will also be fireworks after the game as it is Fireworks Friday. Finally, the much anticipated Star Wars night is back. Even your Silver Hawks will be in theme with special jerseys. Around after the game you shall stay for both fireworks and a showing of Return of the Jedi on the videoboard. May the Force Be with You.


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Is there a classifieds section or a trading place? I'm selling my BSU Tailgating motor home and I'd like to find a true blue bronco fan to sell it to. I keep getting people wanting to live in it or tour the country and it really is better for a tailgate party place than a full timers home. So if you have an idea of a good place to sell it to a bronco fan or if you have any intrest let me know.
Thanks Sean


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Diabetic retinopathy is a condition that sometimes develops in people with diabetes. Diabetic retinopathy causes damage to the retina, the light-sensitive layer of tissue located in the back of the eye. It is a serious complication of diabetes that can threaten sight.
Facts About Diabetic Retinopathy:
Eye disease associated with diabetes may develop in some people, sometimes causing blindness. The most common diabetic eye disease, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness in American adults. Diabetic retinopathy is caused by changes in the blood vessels of the retina.
Diabetic Retinopathy Risk Factors:
All people with diabetes are at risk for developing diabetic retinopathy. If you have diabetes, you should have a comprehensive dilated eye exam at least once every year. The longer you have diabetes, the more likely you are to develop diabetic retinopathy.
Testing for Diabetic Retinopathy:
Some people receive no warning signs of diabetic retinopathy, as there are often no symptoms in the early stages of the disease. Instead of waiting for symptoms to occur, be sure to schedule dilated eye exam at least once per year, as diabetic retinopathy can be detected during a comprehensive eye exam.
Living With Diabetic Retinopathy:
If you suffer from diabetic retinopathy, may need an eye exam more often than once per year. People with advanced stages of retinopathy can significantly reduce their risk of blindness with timely and appropriate treatment.