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|Sosa back in lineup one day after beaning
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Sosa, who started Friday night five homers away from becoming the fifth player in major league history with 600 homers, was struck on the side of the helmet by a pitch from New York Yankees' reliever Brian Bruney in the sixth inning of the second game of a doubleheader Thursday.
The helmet flipped several feet into the air and Sosa fell to his knees. He stayed there for a few minutes while he was attended to by Rangers medical personnel. Sosa was removed from the game and walked slowly to the dugout without assistance.
Sosa was taken to a local hospital for tests Thursday night, and doctors determined that he sustained no concussion or other damage to his head.
``I'm great, I'm alive,'' Sosa said with a smile prior to the game Friday night. ``It's just part of the game. I got hit, I didn't get shot. I'm OK, ready to go. I went to the doctor and everything is perfect.''
Rangers manager Ron Washington said Sosa didn't want a day off to collect himself.
``He was more afraid than anything else,'' Washington said. ``We just wanted to make sure he was fine when he got here today. He said he wanted to be in the lineup, so he is.''
Washington said it was obvious that Bruney didn't try to intentionally throw at Sosa.
``I just thought the ball got away,'' Washington said.
While a member of the Chicago Cubs, Sosa had his helmet shattered by a beaning from a fastball by Salomon Torres of the Pittsburgh Pirates on April 20, 2003.
Sosa, who didn't miss a game after getting hit then, did not want to discuss that incident.
``End of the conversation,'' Sosa said. ``I don't want to hear no negative stuff. I'm all right. Let's go forward.''
Said Washington: ``I don't blame him. It's not a good memory.''
Washington said the concern about Sosa will be ``whether he's shy when he gets up there. When he got hit in Chicago, it affected him. So we don't know. But he wants to get back in the fire. We'll find out if he's shying away or not.''


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SEATTLE—Fighting back tears while his hands trembled, Felix Hernandez signed a seven-year contract with the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday that made him the highest-paid pitcher in baseball.
Hernandez officially completed his new deal during a news conference. The $175 million pact covered the final two years of his existing deal that was scheduled to run through the 2014 season and added five additional years through the 2019 season.
The contract is fully guaranteed, Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik said. Hernandez also got a full no-trade clause, the first one ever given by the franchise.
Hernandez's representative, Scotty Pucino, said the no-trade was among the most important aspects of the contract.
"To the people in Seattle, to all the people in Seattle that trust me, that believe in me I will not disappoint anybody," Hernandez said, his voice cracking.
Hernandez was greeted by Mariners front-office staff all wearing yellow Kings Court T-shirts that have become a special section of the stadium for all of his starts. The 26-year-old ace immediately got choked up and repeatedly said he didn't want to let down the only organization he's ever played for.
Word of Hernandez and the Mariners working on the mega-contract first leaked late last week. Reportedly, a medical exam revealed some concerns about Hernandez's elbow in the future, but Zduriencik said Hernandez got a "clear bill of health" from Mariners physicians before finalizing the deal.
"When you invest you ask yourself, 'What are you investing in?' " Zduriencik said. "This is our guy, we know him better than anybody. When you have that right in front of you, those are the types of marriages you want to have."
Hernandez's total dollars would top CC Sabathia's original $161 million, seven-year contract with the New York Yankees. The $25 million-a-year average would surpass Zack Greinke's $24.5 million under his new contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers and tie him for the second-highest contract overall in baseball with Josh Hamilton and Ryan Howard behind Alex Rodriguez ($27.5 million). Hernandez's new money would average $26.9 million over five years.
It's long been debated whether the Mariners would be better off trading Hernandez at his peak and getting a bounty in return from other teams. Both Zduriencik and Hernandez have stayed steadfast that the intent was on keeping the ace in Seattle.
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|While Arizona slumps, Sun Devils earning wins and respectability
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But Arizona State's 64-59 overtime win over Arizona on Wednesday night provided evidence of two programs headed in different directions.
The Sun Devils (13-2) have won nine straight games and are 3-0 in the Pac-10 for the third time since becoming a conference member in 1978-79. The fast start has put ASU in the hunt for its first NCAA tournament berth since 2002.
Not bad for a team that went 8-22 and lost a school-record 15 straight games last year.
``Everything we're doing is uncharted territory,'' junior forward Jeff Pendergraph said. ``We're blazing a new trail for ASU. We're trying to put us on the map.''
Arizona (10-5, 1-2) may also be blazing a trail - in the opposite direction. The Wildcats have lost three of their last four games. And while there's a long way to go, they may be in danger of snapping their string of 23 straight NCAA tourney appearances, the longest active streak in the nation.
``We've got to regroup as a team and just bounce back,'' forward Chase Budinger said. ``We've just got to start winning games.''
The difference between the Sun Devils and the Wildcats may come down to two star freshmen.
ASU's James Harden is having a superb season. So was Arizona's Jerryd Bayless until he sprained his right knee. The Wildcats' leading scorer has missed four games, and the Wildcats are 1-3 with him on the bench.
The 18-year-old Harden is the Pac-10's youngest player. He leads ASU in scoring (17.6 per game) and minutes (31.0).
Harden's value was underscored in the dramatic overtime win in Wells Fargo Arena on Wednesday night. Limited to 1-of-6 shooting in the first half, he exploded for 22 of his 26 points after halftime and scored five of ASU's nine overtime points.
``The guy's going to be an NBA player and probably be a high draft pick this year, if I had to guess after having been in the league,'' Arizona coach Kevin O'Neill said. ``He can shoot, put it on the floor and get to the rim and the foul line.''
Harden has come a long way since his first game, when he scored six points in a 77-54 loss to Illinois in the Maui Invitational on Nov. 19. So have the Sun Devils.
``I think we're a much better team than that squad was,'' coach Herb Sendek said, referring to the team that he took to Hawaii. ``The train just keeps moving. Our guys have a much better understanding of our system.''
Sendek stresses defense, and this year the Sun Devils have played zone almost exclusively. They limited Oregon, the Pac-10's highest-scoring team, to 54 points in a 62-54 victory on Jan. 3.
Perhaps the biggest question about the Sun Devils is whether their newfound success will translate to the road. They've played only one true road game - a 62-47 loss at Nebraska on Dec. 2.
``Right now, we have 15 left and only six are at home,'' Sendek said. ``We're going to move forward and we've got to figure out how to be effective on the road.''
The tests will come quickly. ASU visits California on Jan. 17 and No. 23 Stanford two nights later. Six of the next 12 games are against ranked teams, and that stretch also includes a trip to Tucson, where the Sun Devils haven't won since 1995.
Pendergraph isn't worried about persuading skeptics who wonder if the Sun Devils' inexperience will catch up to them during the demanding Pac-10 schedule. ASU's young players have been able to mature quickly against a relatively weak nonconference schedule.
``You can say whatever you want,'' Pendergraph said. ``You can think it's a fluke or you can think that we've gotten lucky or whatever. But you guys can't deny that we're tough. When other teams play us, they're in for a battle.''
Every game seems like a battle for the Wildcats since Bayless got hurt.
His injury coincided with the end of a six-game win streak. During that stretch, it appeared as if the Wildcats were unfazed by coach Lute Olson's decision to extend his leave of absence through the end of the season, and by the later announcement that O'Neill would eventually take over when Olson retires.
``It's tough not having your full squad out there, but that can't be any explanation,'' Budinger said. ``I'm not going to make any excuses, saying that we're injured right now. We've just got to play better as a team towards the end of games. We've just got to really buckle down and control the tempo and control the game, especially on the road.''
Making matters worse, forward Bret Brielmaier injured his shoulder against Arizona State, and O'Neill said he'll be out ``for a while.'' Arizona was so shorthanded at ASU that Daniel Dillon played 44 minutes, 28 more than his average.
``I guess when it rains it pours a little bit,'' O'Neill said.
Arizona has little time to regroup. The Wildcats planned to leave Thursday for Houston, where they'll take on the Cougars on Saturday afternoon. Then they visit No. 23 Stanford and California next weekend.
If O'Neill is concerned, he's doing a good job of disguising his feelings.
``We're going to play better basketball as we go along,'' he said.


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Central Washington University President James L. Gaudino is in Tokyo, Japan to celebrate CWU's 25-year study abroad partnership with Asia University.
The innovative study abroad program brings about 150 international relations, business, economics, and law majors to Ellensburg each year. Students take 18 semester hours of content-based and English as a Second Language-focused classes as well as physical education classes at CWU, and credits earned are automatically recognized by Asia University.
"We're delighted with this remarkable partnership which brings so much to CWU students and faculty and to our community," said Gaudino. "I look forward to another 25 years of collaboration with our good friends and colleagues at Asia University."
As a celebration of the Asia University America Program (AUAP), President Gaudino, along with other higher education dignitaries are attending a formal ceremony in Tokyo to honor the long-standing partnership.
The anniversary ceremony will take place tomorrow (Saturday, August 3) along with a Global Human Resources Symposium. Gaudino will attend this symposium to learn how Asia University is planning on guiding its international programs and curriculum for the future. Following the anniversary celebration, President Gaudino will meet AU President Masahiro Ikejima, tour the AU campus, and participate in other events.
Three other CWU AUAP administrators—Nicki Kukar, director; Andrew Cottonwood, curriculum coordinator; and Mark Werdin, student services coordinator—will also attend the ceremony. Following the two-day celebration, Kukar, Cottonwood, and Werdin will remain in Tokyo for an annual AUAP meeting.
"These annual meetings are one of the main reasons that our program has remained strong over the past 25 years," said Kukar. "By working closely together, this consortium has created a strong program that has withstood the test of time."
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Film Review: Come Back To Me (2014)
SYNOPSIS: Sarah and Josh are a young married couple who, after a car accident, has their lives start spiraling out of control when Sarah starts having what seems to be night terrors, and soon after becomes pregnant even though Josh claims to be sterile. Sarah hides a camera and soon realizes a horrible secret that is beyond her grasp of reality. REVIEW: Director: Paul Leyden Starring: Katie Walder, Matt Passmore, Nathan Keyes This movie opens … Continue reading
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Tee-hee and yee-haw, oh ye faithful in blood and terror. I've got some good news. That whirlwind of guts, grue and gentlemanly demeanor , Wrath James White has a book that is being turned into one of them moving picture thingies. With sound and color and everything. If you've read his work, then you know he never pulls any punches and is prone to some bizarre and kick ass ideas.
Film Review: The Factory (2011)
SYNOPSIS: An obsessed cop is on the trail of a serial killer prowling the streets of Buffalo, N.Y. but when his teenage daughter disappears, he drops any professional restraint to get the killer. REVIEW: Most movies with a horror slant should start as The Factory does… with setting the mood. Now I don't mean shoving blood and guts down your throat. No, mood is making you feel something. It often makes you re-evaluate your life. … Continue reading


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Glass Horse Model Expanded
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The popular three-dimensional electronic horse model, "The Glass Horse CD," which offered a novel look at the gastrointestinal anatomy of the horse when it was introduced in November of 2001, has a new companion that depicts the structures of th... Read More
Rapid Testing for West Nile Virus
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By the 2003 West Nile virus (WNV) season, a majority of state laboratories had obtained (or were establishing) the capacity to run the IgM Capture ELISA, the most common quick test for the disease. The test measures a class of antibody produced... Read More
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A medical device derived from the lining of urinary bladders of specially bred pigs shows promise for healing equine tendon and ligament injuries, according to Rick Mitchell, DVM, of Fairfield Equine Associates in Newtown, Conn. Mitchell recentl... Read More
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The researchers developed a molecular test to detect the cream gene in DNA found in the blood or hair. Guerin says the test will help owners identify heterozygous carriers of the gene (those able to pass on the cremello gene to offspring).... Read More
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Top scout will run draft show
Comeau to implement Winnipeg's game plan
WINNIPEG'S NHL franchise will hand the draft-day helm to Marcel Comeau next week in St. Paul, Minn.
GM Kevin Cheveldayoff has told Comeau, the Atlanta Thrashers' head scout since 2003, he will run the draft for the franchise for the seven-round event June 24-25 at the Xcel Energy Center.
Cheveldayoff and assistant GM/director of hockey operations Craig Heisinger will meet with the scouting staff next Tuesday and Wednesday in advance of the draft to map out a game plan. Winnipeg picks seventh overall in the first round.
True North told Atlanta director of amateur scouting and player development Dan Marr last week his services will not be renewed but the rest of the staff -- which attended the draft combine in Toronto earlier this month -- will apparently be in St. Paul.
"We'll make some final decisions moving forward on that position for next year," said Chevledayoff. "The basis for this right now is assessing the staff in quick order and discussing internally what direction we want to go with that staff and then head into the draft with it and make assessments and evaluations and re-staff or staff up for the following year."
The Winnipeg... ?
Two sources are now saying the unveiling of Winnipeg's name will come before the draft, possibly after the NHL's board of governors meet in New York next Tuesday to confirm the sale and relocation of the franchise from the Atlanta Spirit Group to True North.
TSN is reporting that because of the uncertainty of the logo and sweater design, Winnipeg will use a generic NHL jersey when announcing its first selection at the draft.
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Cheveldayoff and Heisinger have a number of balls in the air daily and managing the to-do list is gobbling up all their time. And Cheveldayoff, for one, is enjoying every second of it.
"This is fun in the sense that my alarm hasn't had to wake me up once since even when I started talking to Mark (Chipman) about the potential of being here," said Cheveldayoff. "Your mind is always going. Zinger and I laugh about it... you're so tired at the end of the day your head hits the pillow and you go to sleep. Then all of a sudden you wake up in the middle of the night and you're going from that point on. You're mind's just racing. That's the exciting part. That's the exhilarating part and I can see that being the case from now till puck drop.
"There's no misconception that this is a tremendous responsibility and when you take on a responsibility like this, you can't take it lightly. It's exciting. This is the National Hockey League. This is the best hockey league in the entire world and you want to make sure you uphold your values and all the things we set out to achieve we exceed and set the bar even higher."
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Pension grapples with risk of total losses, plus billions
San Diego County's public pension fund is exploring alternative legal structures to eliminate the risk that catastrophic losses could wipe out its leveraged portfolio and leave taxpayers with billions of dollars in debt.
At a contentious meeting Thursday, the pension fund's board directed managers to fence in potential losses without reducing expected investment returns.
Under a revised investment strategy that took effect July 1, managers can use derivatives to put $20 billion or more at risk in financial markets, using the fund's $10 billion in assets as collateral.
"Frankly, it scares the heck out of me," said Dianne Jacob, a county supervisor and appointed member of the pension board, speaking at the meeting.
The fund's chief investment strategist, Lee Partridge of Salient Partners, said the probability of total losses was exceedingly low. The view was echoed by the fund's chief executive and a consultant charged with risk management oversight.
Board members approved the new strategy in April, by a unanimous vote that included Jacob.
The decision nearly tripled the explicitly allowed use of leverage, a form of borrowing, and directed Partridge to diversify investments in hopes of boosting returns while managing risk.
However, the board has since been weighing an investment policy statement to spell out leverage limits and oversight, and some members have expressed increased concerns about the risk of losses.
"The draft IPS does not include appropriate limits and board approval processes in the areas of asset allocation, leverage and portfolio risk monitoring," said county Treasurer and board member Dan McAllister, in a letter given Thursday to the fund's chief executive, Brian White.
The point was driven home by Samantha Begovich, a county prosecutor who joined the board in July.
Holding up a dollar bill, then adding a second dollar bill, Begovich asked directly whether the fund could lose its entire balance — and still owe $10 billion.
That's "absolutely true," said Scott Whalen of Wurts Associates, the consulting firm hired by the board to monitor investment risk.
Partridge said the probability of total loss was close to zero, a view endorsed by Whalen and White.
Yet when Jacob asked Partridge to specify the probability, he said, "That's not something I can measure on my calculator."
He also said the strategy relies on spreading investments widely across asset classes to manage risk, and does not make use of "stop loss" contracts or other hedging tactics.
"We have not found a way to reliably limit losses" while also fulfilling the board's risk and return expectations, Partridge said.
However, the county fund's revised strategy would have outperformed traditional pension portfolios in a variety of "stress tests" of market conditions, ranging from the 1973-'74 oil crisis to the 2008 financial panic, according to an analysis performed by Whalen.
In a presentation describing the fund's use of leverage, Partridge said his strategy sticks to derivatives in large markets that are easy to trade, reducing the county's risk of a liquidity crisis.
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Sherlock Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) will have at least one last big mystery to solve before Elementary signs off for Season 2 — and this particular case could be life or death.
Mycroft Holmes (Rhys Ifans) has been somewhat of a mystery since making his first appearance earlier this season, and for good reason: The languid lout has been lying to his brother the whole time. It turns out, Mycroft has been working as an asset for MI-6, using his restaurants as a way to gather intel for Britain's secret intelligence agency.
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One of Elementary's stars is misbehaving. No, it's not Jonny Lee Miller, aka Sherlock Holmes, who is currently upside down on the hit drama's Queens set, doing handstand push-ups to get the blood rushing to his brain so he can remember the huge chunk of expository dialogue he needs to spit out. And it's not Lucy Liu (sidekick Joan Watson), who is quietly sitting at a desk with a computer, an iPad, an iPod and a BlackBerry.
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Elementary returns for its second season Thursday night (10/9c, CBS), and like the Parks and Recreation premiere on NBC, it will feature a trip to merry old England when Sherlock Holmes (Jonny Lee Miller) and Joan Watson (Lucy Liu) venture across the pond.
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I just found out that one of my favorite people from law school was killed in a car accident. I'm sitting here stunned. We were in the same class, and from the first semester had study groups together. We made a good team: I kept all the good notes, and he had a teacher's mind so would help me to turn that jumble of knowledge into cohesive statements of the law.
He hosted the first party for our class, and was the main impetus behind us being such a close-knit, supportive group--professors commented regularly on how we cooperated instead of competing. He was rude, obnoxious, and funny as hell.
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This evening is the monthly Critical Mass bike ride here in Cleveland. The group meets downtown at 6:30, rides at 7 for about an hour, then meets up at a local bar for fellowship and libation.
I decided that it would be nice to ride into town, ride the ride, then ride home. With the breaks involved, that seems like a good, relaxing sort of ride.
It's going to be 30-35 miles. A month ago, that would have seemed like a major undertaking. Now, it's a good number of miles, but with the breaks really no big deal.
What a difference a couple months of riding make!
After Monday's 41 mile ride, I found myself absolutely starving all Tuesday. I couldn't stop eating, and then we had Chinese in the evening, and the end result is that I've bounced up 7 pounds.
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Schools celebrate healthy living on Go the Distance Day
Several Marshalltown schools participated in Go the Distance Day on Friday, May 2, encouraging students and staff to participate in physical fitness. At Rogers Elementary students participated in a flash mob dance. Students danced for 30 minutes outside, moving to … Continue reading
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Rogers holds after school "jump-a-thon"
Rogers Elementary held a Jump Rope for the Heart "jump-a-thon" March 20 at the National Guard Armory, with 32 students raising $600 for the American Heart Association. The jump-a-thon was held from 3:30 to 5:30pm and helped raise awareness about … Continue reading
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Youth Art Month exhibit opens today, reception March 8
The annual Youth Art Month exhibit is now open at the Fisher Community Center, featuring the best artwork created by Marshalltown Community School District students. The art show opening reception will be Saturday, March 8, from 1 to 3pm. Read … Continue reading
Rogers families beat winter blues with "Beach Party"
In the midst of a seemingly endless winter, Rogers Elementary encouraged students and families to "think warm thoughts" at a Family Fun Night Beach Party Tuesday, Feb. 18. Rogers families brought beach towels and enjoyed sub sandwiches and fun educational … Continue reading
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Kindergarten Registration is March 7
Kindergarten Registration for the 2014-2015 school year will be Friday, March 7, 2014, from 9am to 3pm at all Marshalltown elementary schools. Students must be 5 years old by Sept. 15 to enroll for the 2014-2015 school year. Please bring … Continue reading
Rogers students share stories, hugs with four-legged visitor
First graders at Rogers Elementary practiced their reading skills with a very compassionate listener on Monday. Koira, a licensed therapy dog, spent time in Jodi Kolbe's classroom while students exchanged stories for hugs. "My students had such a fun time … Continue reading
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Rogers students, families build paper trees with ISU students
Rogers Elementary families showcased their creativity Thursday, Nov. 21, working together to build trees with little more than paper bags, some tissue paper, a little tape and a lot of engineering. The activity was facilitated by student role models from … Continue reading
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