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The Pan American Games will offer a glimpse of the future for the United States in international softball. That much is inescapable.
In a post-Olympic landscape, it just isn't clear whether that means an American roster with personality, potential and precious little experience is playing for anything more than the present in Guadalajara, Mexico.
In his first year as coach of Team USA, Ken Eriksen took charge of a roster comprised of current and recent college stars. Selected in June, the team played a handful of exhibitions and two tournaments during the summer, and now heads to the Pan Am Games after just five days of practice together since the end of July.
"Long story short, do I feel like I have a handle on it? No, not at all," Eriksen said. "It's still a work in progress."
In that respect, it's the perfect team for the times.
The 2010 world championship in Venezuela marked softball's first major international championship after the 2008 Olympics, the sport's final appearance before being dropped from the Olympic program. But for the United States, rather than the first step in a new world, that tournament in Venezuela was a final hurrah for a core group of players stunned by Japan in the gold-medal game in Beijing. Behind the pitching of familiar names such as Cat Osterman and Monica Abbott and the hitting of stars such as Jessica Mendoza and Natasha Watley, the Americans rolled to a gold medal and a convincing final win against Japan.
It wasn't until this year that the future fully arrived.
The core of the national team walked away, most to focus on National Pro Fastpitch, the four-team summer professional league that often lost its biggest draws to the numerous annual tournaments that dot the international calendar. When the new-look national team broke selection camp in June, Kaitlin Cochran and Ashley Holcombe were the only holdovers from the 2010 champions.
If there is a face of the new generation, one that hopes not to be a lost generation, it is Cochran. She was the kind of college player at Arizona State who once drew an intentional walk to lead off an inning in the Women's College World Series. In her first full year out of school, she hit in the middle of the order for Team USA in the world championship. But instead of being the young rising star of the national program, she finds herself one of the lone veterans on a roster with nine active collegians and three more players who completed their eligibility this past spring.
"I still wanted to be a part of Team USA," Cochran said. "It's still my dream to play for this team and represent your country and be one of 17 girls on this team with such great history. I didn't want to give that up. I respect the decision that my teammates made going to the NPF. They're trying to grow professional ball. I'm just at a place right now where I still want to live up my kid dream, as I always call it, playing for Team USA."
The childhood dream nonetheless comes with some adult dilemmas. When softball was dropped from the Olympic program, USA Softball lost much of its funding from the United States Olympic Committee, a total that previously reached mid-six figures in non-Olympic years and climbed close to seven figures in Olympic years.
With that financial reality, it's not clear whether the national team can maintain the kind of veteran core it had in the past or whether it will become essentially a college all-star team, with a roster that turns over every couple of years. As a new member of the ASA/USA Softball Board of Directors, Cochran is part of the process of finding sponsors to ensure it's the former, but it's a steep climb. On the current roster, only Stacy May-Johnson is more than two years out of college, and even she has made it clear that future participation comes second to her obligations as a coach at the University of Iowa.
"The resolution of keeping the team together, players playing in the program for a long time, has to do with finances more than anything else," Eriksen said. "We're looking for different revenue sources besides the USOC, money that came from being a part of the Olympic program, and how we can do that to better our chances of having veterans."
In the short term, winning is a prerequisite, if not a guarantee, for attention and support. The United States has dominated softball in the Pan Am Games, winning gold six straight times and seven of eight times since the sport was added to the program in 1979. Experience aside, the current team remains the heavy favorite to continue that run. But even in a tournament that doesn't include Japan, games are no longer formalities on the march toward gold.
"When I first started getting involved in fastpitch softball in the late 1980s, you could go out to the ball field, throw your glove on the field and come away with victory in the Pan Am Games," Eriksen said. "You can't do that anymore. All these countries have come a long, long way."
As always in international softball, a team is only as good as its pitching. The United States doesn't have a proven ace like Osterman, Abbott or Jennie Finch, let alone three of them together, but it has a young quartet -- left-handers Whitney Canion and Keilani Ricketts and right-handers Chelsea Thomas and Jordan Taylor -- who allowed just eight earned runs in 39 innings in the World Cup of Softball in July. Blistering heat in Oklahoma City played a role, but no American pitcher went the distance in a game that lasted more than four innings in that competition, forcing opponents to deal with multiple looks in each game.
"I was very impressed with the way the pitching staff came together, and I think they came together as a staff more than as any individual superstar situation," Eriksen said. "We have a very diverse pitching staff. ... Having two lefties and two righties, and all four throw differently, I thought they all complemented each other very well. I was very, very happy with the way they bought into the staff philosophy of what's going on, not one person to ride."
The team has an emerging identity at the plate, particularly with outfielders Michelle Moultrie and Rhea Taylor sparking a small-ball approach at the top of the order, and infielders May-Johnson and Valerie Arioto sandwiching Cochran in the middle of the order (those three combined for 44 of the team's 83 total bases in the World Cup).
It's also a team whose identity comes in part from what it isn't. As fans and media keep reminding the players, they aren't their predecessors.
"It's kind of impossible [to ignore], especially with our world now -- everybody is on Twitter, on Facebook, everyone sees everything everyone is saying," Taylor said. "We grew together because we believed in us. Everybody was busy talking about all the girls that had left, so I think we grew as a team, as a unit, saying we're going to make a name for ourselves. It doesn't matter if they don't know who we are now."
Now is an uneasy time for Team USA. There are few guarantees for the future with Olympic reinstatement being impossible until 2020 at the earliest. The past presents an impossibly high standard of success.
Nevertheless, now is also an opportunity.
"I think we've established a pretty good core as it is right now; I'm really excited for that," Cochran said. "I definitely see a lot of the same girls, a lot of the same faces that are going to be here next year for the world championships in Canada. I think that's what we're trying to do. I think that's what [the coaches] are trying to establish here, just a new core, a new set of faces for USA Softball."
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Price of return to majors for former Mtn. View pitcher is $1
What does $1 buy you these days? Not much, but for former Mesa Mountain View pitcher Brad Mills it purchased a ticket back to the major leagues.
Mills, who has logged 53 1/3 innings in four major-league stints in his seven-year career with Toronto and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, will pitch for American League West leader Oakland on Friday night (June 20) when the A's play host to Boston.
Five days ago, Mills was pitching on a minor-league contract with Milwaukee at the Brewers' Triple-A affiliate, the Nashville Sounds. He was enjoying success with a 4-2 record and 1.56 earned-run average in 14 appearances. Twelve of those 14 appearances were starts.
A clause in his contract kicked in June 15 allowing him to opt out or perhaps be dealt without compensation if another major-league team was interested and would place him on its 25-man roster. Oakland picked up the phone and while it was not required to pay anything, apparently coughed up $1. So in a sense, the A's did value Mills by paying any amount at all.
All the same, Mills was not upset realizing he'd become an Oakland Athletic for the price of soft drink at McDonald's.
"I thought it was a joke," Mills told Jane Lee, who covers the A's for MLB.com. "Whatever they had to do to make it official, I'm all for. I don't take it as a value of my worth as a ballplayer."
Mills is replacing Drew Pomeranz in Oakland's rotation. Pomeranz is on the 15-day disabled list after breaking his non-pitching hand after a tough outing last week. Had Mills opted out of his contract with Nashville, he would have been on his own in looking for a new team. Since the A's picked him up, they're taking care of the the Mills' family's moving expenses.
Mills sports a 3-3 record and 7.76 ERA in 10 major league starts, nine for the Toronto Blue Jays between 2009-2011, who drafted him in the fourth round in 2007. Mills also played for the Angels and with one start in 2012 and Texas Rangers before signing a minor-league deal with Milwaukee in January. Mills last appearance in the majors was in July 2012, the Sunday before the All-Star break. That day he threw five shutout innings and earned a win over Baltimore, allowing three hits and fanning six.
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Florida's injured Carter, Finney-Smith travel to Bahamas but questionable for Battle 4 Atlantis
Florida Gators basketball may – or may not – be without two of its best players this week when it participates in the 2014 Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in the Bahamas beginning on Wednesday.
Redshirt juniors guard Eli Carter (foot sprain) and forward Dorian Finney-Smith (hairline fractures in hand) both traveled with the Gators on Monday though Carter is not cleared to practice and Finney-Smith has been held out of team drills in order to rest his non-shooting hand as much as possible.
"We don't play until Wednesday. I would say probably, by after our practice Tuesday, I'll have a really good gauge of where those guys are at. I know that's tomorrow, but I know right now both of those guys are not really cleared for practice," head coach Billy Donovan said on Monday.
"My feeling right now going into this is we're going to basically have the team we had playing against Louisiana-Monroe. That's how I'm going into it right now, how I'm approaching it."
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In a Feb 2014 survey, 94 percent of organizations surveyed reported running applications or experimenting with infrastructure-as-a-service.[1] According to research firm Nasumi, there is over one exabyte currently stored in the cloud. An exabyte is over a billion GB.[2] Considering the amount of data in the cloud and the growing rate of adoption for sensitive use cases, it is natural that securing our data in the cloud is a concern. But, cloud security, though rightfully a central concern, should not be a hindrance to aggressively moving workloads and applications to the cloud.
In fact, there are some misconceptions about cloud security that need to be laid to rest.
Myth #1: A cloud provider's customers can attack each other
The multi-tenant environment of cloud computing has given rise to a misconception that the provider's many customers can access each other's data and accounts with little effort. This is tantamount to saying that your neighbors can break into your home easier than a thief from across town.
The truth is that virtual walls segregate you from other customers. Your hypervisor is the primary separator and is extremely difficult to hack. If you add other safeguards like VLAN isolation and proper data encryption and key management, your data is completely safe from other cloud customers.
The Alert Logic State of Cloud Security Report concludes "It's not that the cloud is inherently secure or insecure. It's really about the quality of management applied to any IT environment."
Myth #2: Data in the cloud in more susceptible to risk than data in the datacenter
In survey after survey, we find that the reason that cloud computing isn't growing even faster than its staggering CAGR is companies' security fears. But, like many fears, this one mixes legitimate concerns with ignorance. Depending on the details, data in the cloud may actually be safer than data in the datacenter.
In fact, a 2014 study found that once businesses learn about and experience cloud computing, concerns about security vanish. Close to one-third of executives and professionals who have not yet implemented cloud say security is their top concern, a number that diminishes to 13 percent of seasoned, heavy users of cloud services (and is only the fifth-ranked concern on their list).[3]
Arthur W. Coviello, Jr., Executive Chairman for RSA, puts it simply, "security concerns are really independent of the cloud. They're just an extension of what is being dealt with in the physical infrastructure."[4]
In many cases, the average enterprise or SME can't keep up with all of the security controls necessary to protect data in-house. For a cloud provider, conversely, it is a core business function. They typically invest in the strongest forms of network security and detection and attain compliance certifications that reduce the risk for the data they're tasked to protect.
If your core business isn't preparing tax returns, you hire someone who can do it for you: someone with the right background, experience, and tools. Someone who does a better job than you could do yourself. The same applies when it comes to protecting your data: using a provider who specializes in doing so will create better results than doing it yourself.
Myth #3: Using a trusted cloud provider guarantees protection of data
The internet is filled with comparisons of the trustworthiness of cloud providers. Those researching a cloud solution are often tasked with ensuring the cloud provider conducts audits, provides certifications, complies with industry regulations, properly screens their employees, etc. While all of these elements have their place in assessing the trustworthiness of a cloud provider, they don't completely protect your data because it is not just the cloud provider's responsibility to protect your data.
The truth is this: whether you build your own private cloud, store your data in a public cloud, or keep your sensitive business information under your mattress, the duty to protect your data is yours alone.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounted for 37% of the $9 billion infrastructure as a service (IaaS) market in 2013, according to analysts from equity research firm Evercore. The IaaS market is growing by 45%, but Amazon Web Services has a growth rate of 60%.[5] AWS is currently the biggest public cloud provider. And yet, in the AWS Security Center, they clearly state "AWS has secured the underlying infrastructure and you must secure anything you put on the infrastructure."
Because you control the security of your accounts and data, you can ensure that you still own your data - even though you are housing it in public infrastructure.
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Part Two of The Current
Pine Ridge Dry Reserve vs. Brewing Companies - Oglala Lakota's lawyer
It doesn't take long to walk to Whiteclay, Nebraska from the Pine Ridge Reservation. But that walk covers a lot of historic ground and it's resonant with cultural meaning. Pine Ridge is home to Wounded Knee, considered the last battleground between the U.S. military and native Americans. It was more catastrophe than showdown, more massacre than last stand. More than 150 men, women and children of the Lakota Sioux were dead by the time the gunfire stopped.
For many, Wounded Knee is a byword for wrongs committed by Europeans against native Americans. Alcohol is thought to be one of those wrongs, and Pine Ridge is a dry reservation. If you want a drink, you walk to Whiteclay.
Although Pine Ridge has banned alcohol for more than a century, local leaders struggle to keep the community dry. One in four babies born here has fetal alcohol syndrome or similar disorder. Tribal leaders know where the booze comes from -- Whiteclay. It's population is just 11 people -- but it's home to four liquor stores.
More than 4 million cans of beer and malt liquor were sold there last year -- most of it to the members of the Oglala Lakota Nation. Tribal leaders see it as one more confrontation between natives and Europeans; Europeans with names like Anheuser-Bush, Molson, Miller and Pabst. In February they launched a $500 million dollar lawsuit against those beer companies and the local liquor stores.
Tom Poor Bear is a member of the Oglala Lakota's tribal council. We aired a clip.
Tom White is the Oglala Lakota Nation's lawyer. And he says beer companies and the liquor stores in Whiteclay aren't just enabling addiction and poverty on the Pine Ridge Reservation, they are breaking the law. Tom White was in Omaha, Nebraska.
Pine Ridge Dry Reserve vs. Brewing Companies - Cowessess First Nation
Other communities have taken different approaches to dealing with alcohol abuse. Glenn Pelletier is a band councilor with the Cowessess First Nation, a community of about 600 people in southeastern Saskatchewan. He's also a former addictions counselor and he has had his own battles with alcohol. Glenn Pelletier was in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.
This segment was produced by The Current's intern Alex Boyd.
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We had a bit of time to check our inbox. Last week we had a powerful interview with Aruna Papp about crimes of honour - and honour culture. She shared recollections of her life that are part of her new book entitled Unworthy Creature. A Punjabi Daughter's Memoir of Honour, Shame and Love. Many of you had response to share on this conversation and we had time for a couple of letters.
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EYEBALL SKELETON are a band from Edgewater, Maryland, fronted by the highly caffeinated Brown brothers: JJ (guitarist, age 8) and Charlie (bassist, age 10). Backed with beats by their dad, Billdrummer for Spoils of NWEYEBALL SKELETON's music is as pure as your mind was before sex entered the picture. With a single microphone and a rickety four-track cassette recorder (sans pause button), the Brown boys record bouncy noisepop heavy on hooks and goofy goth imagery. A musical mix inspired by Guided by Voices, the Misfits, and Dead Milkmen, their songs tell of unibrowed vampires and a turtle whose shell sizzles as he dances the Chihuahua tornado. Kiddiecore releases tend to have an engaging, naive sensibility that pleases on various levels, but few children have the exuberance, talent, and desirewitness the Shaggs, who had none of theseto transcend mere novelty status. But this is precisely what separates EYEBALL SKELETON from other 'tweenyboppers.
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2 When did you start playing? JJ: I started playing guitar when I was like two and three-quarters. Charlie: When I was three.
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8 What do you like to eat for breakfast? JJ and Charlie: We eat pancakes, doughnuts, waffles, Toaster Strudels, Danishes, eggs, bacon, rubber, cords, people, dogs, paper . . .
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Jim Furyk recovered from a sluggish start with three birdies in a five-hole stretch around the turn Saturday in the third round of the BMW Championship.
A three-putt bogey from 30 feet on the par-5 18th forced him to settle for a 2-under 69 and a one-shot lead over Steve Stricker
It was a far different finish from Friday, when Furyk hit a wedge to 3 feet for birdie on his final hole (No. 9) for a 12-under 59, becoming only the sixth player in PGA Tour history to hit golf's magic number.
No one expected another round like that from him — though Matt Kuchar had a 61 in the morning when conditions were calm — with firm fairways, fast greens and increasing wind. Furyk did enough to give himself another chance to end three years without a victory.
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He was at 13-under 200 and will be paired in the final group with longtime friend Stricker, who holed out for eagle from the 15th fairway and had a 64.
Brandt Snedeker, tied with Furyk to start the third round, got up-and-down from behind the 18th green for birdie to get back to even-par 71 for the day and remain in the hunt just two shots behind.
And very much in the picture was Tiger Woods, who was four shots back.
Even after watching video evidence, Woods still doesn't think he deserved a two-shot penalty at the end of his second round when his ball moved ever so slightly behind the first green. Video from a camera man hired by PGA Tour Entertainment showed the golf ball dip down as Woods was removing a twig before playing a shot from the trees.
Woods argued that it only oscillated, returning to its original position. The chief rules official at the PGA Tour determined otherwise.
"As I said, from my vantage point, I thought it just oscillated and that was it," Woods said Saturday after shooting a 5-under 66 at Conway Farms. "They replayed it again and again and again. And I felt the same way."
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EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — With teen amateur Lydia Ko of New Zealand in pursuit, Mika Miyazato of Japan held a one-stroke lead after two rounds at the Evian Championship.
Miyazato shot a 2-under 69 and was at 8 under with a round to go in the fifth and last women's major of the year. The four-round tournament was cut to 54 holes after rain left the greens soggy. The course dried out somewhat but more showers are forecast for Sunday's final round.
Ko, who is only 16 yet plays with great composure, had four birdies in an error-free 67. Her only problem seemed to be her glasses, which did not cooperate in the damp weather.
Miyazato, whose day started with bogeys on the first two holes, is looking for her first U.S. LPGA title this year. Suzann Pettersen of Norway bogeyed her two holes on the back nine but had four birdies — as did Miyazato — for a 69 to share second with Ko.
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ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — Joost Luiten mastered wet and windy conditions to shoot a 4-under 66 and take a one-shot lead after the third round of the KLM Open.
Luiten, aiming to become the first home winner of the tournament since Maarten Lafeber won the then-Dutch Open in 2003, chipped in twice during a round that featured six birdies and two bogeys. He has a 10-under total of 200 going into Sunday's final round.
Overnight leader Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain slipped to second with a 70 at the Kennemer Golf & Country Club.
Blustery winds and heavy rain made conditions tough on the links course on the North Sea coast west of Amsterdam.


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Maidstone Motoliner alloy wheel straightening
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What's good? There are now an estimated 295 square miles of potholes on UK roads* and I suspect the front wheel of my 1990 Harley-Davidson FXR fell victim to one of the blighters some time ago. The damage to the aftermarket Custom Chrome front wheel happened before my ownership, but two dents in close proximity suggests a pothole was the culprit.
This particular model of pressed and welded wheel is 25 years old and no longer available but a similar, machined billet replacement from CCI would cost over £600. Luckily, the damage is cosmetic, and thanks to Maidstone Motoliner, it's economically repairable. Repair prices start at £72 if you deliver the wheel naked to them, rising to £150 for a ride-in-ride-out service. Rear wheels are a few quid more. A 'same day' service where Motoliner fix the wheel and send it back on the same day they receive it, is available at no extra cost.
Maidstone Motoliner have been fixing alloy wheels since the 1970s and can repair cast, forged and even magnesium wheels on their bespoke truing jig. Where some wheel repairers (typically car workshops) use heat, hammers and dollys to bash a wheel true, Motoliner use hydraulic rams to press the wheel back into shape. The Motoliner way is gentler and more precise, meaning the wheel is worked less. Any damage to the rim has to be cosmetic only though, if the wheel is cracked Motoliner judge the wheel to be irreparable.
The repair is flawless. I had to check the photos I'd taken of the wheel before the repair to judge where the two dents were. Had the rim been painted, Motoliner also offer a repainting service.
What's not? With a £1 billion gap in funding for road repairs* the pothole problem is only going to get worse… a lot worse. Motoliner is going to get busy.
Contact: www.motoliner.com, 01622 790705Quality rating: 5/5Value rating: 5/5*source: potholes.co.uk
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