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I am a Professor of Spanish Language and Literatures as well as Director of the Honors Program. I wrote a doctoral dissertation on drama, the emergence of comedy, in 16th-century Spain with an emphasis on the comedia of Lope de Vega. Soon after this, I turned to the other face of Spanish theatre: the famous wife-murder plays of Lope de Vega and Pedro Calderón de la Barca and from there to violence (state violence as well as violence against women) in Latin American and Spanish literature. Violence took me directly to Latin American experiences of the 60s - 90s to see how literature and film attempted to make sense of political upheaval and state violations of human rights. I also examined how personal writings—autobiography, essays, interviews—by members of guerrilla movements explained and framed their participation and use of violence to bring about social change. My particular interest was, and remains, in how women joined these forces and how they explain their experiences as gendered (or not). Interest in social movements took me from Latin American guerrilla organizations to U.S. social movements. I was given the opportunity to teach Roots of Feminism in the WGST program. Soon after, I joined Reacting to the Past, a group of historians and political scientists centered at Barnard College who design role-playing games for college courses in a variety of fields. I saw that their approach was one that would ideally suit the Roots course, except that I was going to have to write it myself. So I did. Greenwich Village 1913: Suffrage, Labor and the New Woman has now been featured at many national conferences and is played in universities throughout the United States.
Donna Webber worked for more than three decades as a professional archivist in Boston-area repositories, including the Schlesinger Library, MIT, and Countway Library at Harvard Medical School. She served as the Simmons College archivist for seven years. Webber began teaching as an adjunct at GSLIS in 2001 and joined the faculty full time in 2011. Webber is active in the Society of American Archivists and New England Archivists and recently co-authored Archival Internships: A Guide for Faculty, Supervisors and Students with GSLIS Professor Jeannette Bastian.
Donna Webber's Curriculum Vitae
Dr. Putnam's research focuses on the intersections of aging and disability, with particular emphasis on understanding how public programs and public policy meets the needs of persons aging with disability. Within this area, her work examines collaborations between aging and disability service providers and their capacity to serve the aging with disability population, long-term care and support needs of persons aging with disabilities, the role of activity portfolios in fostering well being among older adults, and the relationship of asset accumulation in fostering financial security and independent living among older adults and persons aging with disability. Dr. Putnam's scholarship is both independent and done in collaboration with colleagues across institutions and disciplines, and when possible with direct stakeholders. Funders of Dr. Putnam's research and/or research collaborations include the John A. Hartford Foundation, the AARP Foundation, National Institute of Aging, and the Productive Living Board of St. Louis County. She is frequently engaged to speak about aging with disability and public policy to research, practice, and policy audiences. In addition to her research, Dr. Putnam actively participates at the national and international level in building bridges across the aging and disability fields of policy and practice. Most recently she is serving on the expert panel that drafted the Toronto declaration on bridging knowledge, policy and practice in aging and disability, a product of the 2011 Growing Older with Disability meeting at the Festival of International Conferences on Caregiveing, Disabiliity, Aging, and Technology held in Toronto, Canada. With the help of March of Dimes Canada, she coordinated a supplement issue of the International Journal of Integrated Care about bridging aging and disability and the rationale or and need for the Toronto Declaration. Dr. Putnam continues to coordinate the activities of that expert panel as they develop the entity, Bridging Aging and Disability International Network, to facilitate knowledge development, transfer, and translation between the fields of aging and disability. She was recently appointed as Editor of the Journal of Gerontological Social Work. Dr. Putnam is one of the few scholars in the field of social work studying aging with disability and is recognized for her leadership in this area. She has actively worked to build awareness of the distinctions between aging with long-term disability and incurring disability for the first time in later life as it relates to provision of supports and services and the overall experience of aging. Her work is both theoretical and empirical, but always related to public policy and the practical aspects of making aging and disability policies and programs work well for people aging with disabilities and their families. Dr. Putnam's current interest in capacity building within aging and disability service networks directly stems from her prior work. She believes that building capacity to meet unique needs of aging with disability populations has potential to compliment and move current discussions focused on institutional systems change to also include discourse what individuals and their families need to live independently, engage in their community, and experience positive aging.
Pam Bromberg began her academic career as a Blake scholar and has migrated over the years to teaching and scholarly work on a broad variety of writers, including contemporary women and post-colonial novelists. Recent publications include essays on Blake's visual art, but also on the work of Margaret Drabble, Margaret Atwood, Lillian Hellman, and Buchi Emecheta. She has also contributed essays on teaching Austen's Pride and Prejudice and Emma to the MLA's Approaches to Teaching volumes; a new essay on "Mansfield Park:s Austen's Most Teachable Novel" has just been published in the series. She has recently presented work on Margaret Atwood at international conferences, leading to the publication of an essay in Margaret Atwood: The Open Eye.
Her interest in Austen has inspired a seminar on Jane Austen and Virginia Woolf, a course that provides in depth study of the development of two of England's greatest novelists. In recent years she has been teaching exciting new seminars on the Postcolonial Novel and The Colonial Legacy in Africa: History and Literature. In both of those courses students have the opportunity to work on novels of their choosing for final projects.
As an undergraduate at Mount Holyoke College (BA '81) Cathie Mercier was drawn to the scientific emphasis and empiricism of experimental psychology. A psychology major, she did not take her first course in children's literature until her senior year. "Like Alice, I fell down the rabbit hole and I've yet to come up," said Mercier.
Cathie brought the taut writing style and analytical sensibility required of psychology to the study of literature for children and young adults. She completed her Master of Arts degree in Children's Literature in 1984; in 1993 she earned a Master of Philosophy in English at Simmons as a steppingstone to her doctoral studies. She pursued doctoral work in the University Professors Program at Boston University ('02) where she wrote about the confluence of social movements and images of the child in American picturebooks. She holds a PhD in Children's Literature.
Cathie was appointed to Simmons in 1985 and has been teaching in the graduate degree program in children's literature ever since. She teaches criticism, contemporary young adult realism, the child in fiction, the picturebook and a survey course. Her thesis, independent study, and internship advising embrace a wide range of topics, from a cultural analysis of Printz titles to an annotated bibliography of historical fiction for curricular use. "As advisor of a thesis that asked, 'What can queer theory tell children's literature?' I met regularly with the student to discuss ideas. We both learned from the books, and I hope she learned from me. But I consider it my best teaching experience because of how very much I learned from her," said Mercier, who was thrilled when part of her student's thesis was included in a book of new voices in children's literary criticism.
In the undergraduate curriculum, she taught children's literature as a key focus in her honors seminar titled "Stories of Childhood," a course that was part of a learning community that paired with Economics professor Niloufer Sohrabji's course "Stories of Democracy." She won the Dean's Award for Excellence in Academic Advising.
At Simmons, Cathie has served in a variety of administrative roles. Currently, she directs the Center for the Study of Children's Literature,the graduate degree programs in the Master of Arts in Children's Literature, the Master of Fine Arts in Writing for Children (on-campus and at The Eric Carle Museum in Amherst, MA), and dual degree programs that combine the MA with degrees in library science, or teaching, or writing for children.
Cathie has been contributed to Children's Literature and to The Horn Book. Her skill at "close reading, an ability to talk about books so that others see the book at its most ambitious and complex, and a talent for collaboration" have made her a valuable member of national book award committee. She currently serves on the Subaru Prize Committee of the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences/ Young Adult Division.
Past award selection service includes the 2012 Caldecott Award (Ball for Daisy), 1999 Newbery Award Committee (Holes), the 1994 Caldecott Award (Grandfather's Journey), and the inaugural 2000 Sibert Award Committee (Sir Walter Ralegh and the Quest for El Dorado). Cathie was honored to serve Chair of the 2009 Laura Ingalls Wilder Award Committee (Ashley Bryan) and as Chair of the 2004 Sibert Award Committee (The American Plague). She has twice been a member (once chairing) the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award and served as a judge for the New York Times Best Illustrated Books.
Cathie completed her third study of an important young adult author with co-writer Susan Bloom; it also marks their third book with editor Patty Campbell. Russell Freedman was published in 2009 by Scarecrow Press and will be the first book at Scarecrow to focus on nonfiction. Prior collaborations are Presenting Avi and Presenting Zibby Oneal. These books and their audience of teachers, librarians, and young adults fit perfectly into Cathie's driving belief that the "work of the critic is not to 'take apart' a book, but to read well and deeply enough to offer insight and illumination to the text and to oneself."
Cathryn Mercier's Curriculum Vitae
After obtained her doctoral degree in occupational epidemiology from the Harvard School of Public Health in 2002, Dr. Susan Duty joined the nursing faculty in the nursing program at Simmons College. She is an associate professor and teaches across the baccalaureate, master's and doctoral curriculums. She is also certified as an Adult Nurse Practitioner with specialization in Occupational Health. In addition to her teaching responsibilities at Simmons, Susan works clinically at South Shore Hospital as a Nurse Research Scientist and is a Visiting Scholar at the Harvard School of Public Health. Her research agenda explores environmental exposures to plasticizers including phthalates and bisphenol A and works collaborative with students and multidisciplinary faculty on studies exploring Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus colonization of people, pets and surfaces. She has many peer reviewed publications and has presented her work regionally, nationally and internationally. She has more recently extended her scholarly activity into clinical research translation aimed at reducing 30-day readmissions, enhancing mammography compliance, improving satisfaction with patient care and reducing hospital acquired adverse outcomes. Grant funding has been secured from highly competitive National Institute for Occupational Health and Safety, the National Institute for Environmental Health and Safety, as well as from the Simmons College President's Fund and from private foundations like the Passport Foundation and the New England Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association. Dr. Duty is a member of the Organization of Nurse Leaders Research Council. She also serves as a peer reviewer for many top tier journals. Dr. Duty received The Theresa LaPlante Award for Excellence in Administration from Sigma Theta Tau and is President of the Theta-at-large Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International.
Dr. Beebe joined the faculty at Simmons College in July 2013. He has been a physical therapist since 2000, and practiced primarily in orthopaedic and sports physical therapy settings. He served as an assistant professor of physical therapy at the University of South Dakota for nearly five years after completing his PhD in Movement Science from Washington University in 2008. Dr. Beebe has 13 peer-reviewed publications and 30 national and international presentations. He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association where he serves as Chairman of the Section on Research Abstract Review Committee, and is a member of the Research Committee of the Orthopaedic section. He is a manuscript reviewer for Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy Journal, and SportsHealth.
Dr. Beal has had many leadership roles in her 40 years as a nurse. She currently serves as Professor and Dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at Simmons College with responsibility for three nationally accredited academic programs. Prior to coming to Simmons in 1983, Dr. Beal taught at Boston University and Skidmore College. Dr. Beal has been a leader in nursing education since 1978. At Simmons she has been instrumental in building early innovative models of academic practice partnerships locally and then globally. In Boston, the unique model of "hospital as client" with the hospital financing the academic progression of employees in RN- BSN and RN-MSN programs grew from 1 partnership 5 years ago to 8 partnerships. With foundation funding, she partnered with the University of Cairo to replicate an accelerated second degree BSN program for unemployed university graduates. This effort significantly advanced workforce capacity and elevated the level of professional nursing practice in Egypt. With academic and practice partners in Saudi Arabia and with philanthropists in Bangladesh and Israel she is further replicating these programs. As a RWJ Executive Nurse Fellow from 2008-2011, she created a national forum on academic-practice partnership by successfully engaging a national association to identify this issue as a strategic priority. She developed and co-led the AACN-AONE Task Force on Academic-Practice Partnerships. This group has significantly elevated the conversation on and strategy for developing academic-practice partnerships. She has served as president, secretary, director and chair in many organizations including: Sigma Theta Tau International, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), the Massachusetts Association of Colleges of Nursing (MACN), Massachusetts Association of Registered Nurses (MARN), and Yale University Alumni Association. Most recently, she has served as a two term elected board member and is the newly elected secretary of AACN, secretary and vice president of MACN, chair of the MARN Nominations Committee, and co-lead of the RWJF Massachusetts Action Coalition. Dr Beal is widely published with more than 100 peer reviewed articles. Her well- funded program of research focuses on role development of neonatal nurse practitioners and for the past 15 years on the development of a model of clinical nurse scholars. She is sought after as a regional and national speaker. Dr. Beal is on the editorial boards of the American Journal of Maternal Child Nursing as well as a peer reviewer for the Journal of Pediatric Nursing, the Journal of Professional Nursing, and Research in Nursing and Health. Dr. Beal is the Vice President of the MA Association of Colleges of Nursing, where she is active in the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education's Nursing and Allied Health Initiative. Dr. Beal received her BSN from Skidmore College, her MSN from Yale, and DNSc from Boston University. She is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing and the National Academies of Practice.
Dr. Dashottar joined the faculty at Simmons College in January 2013. Before Joining Simmons, Dr. Dashottar did Postdoctoral research at the Laboratory of Investigative Imaging and his doctoral research at the Human Performance Laboratory at the Ohio State University.
I am a Boston transplant from Denver. I live in Boston with my husband and daughter. I came to nursing via a winding road, but am so happy to have arrived. I am a family nurse practitioner and work at a community health center and for the CDC. I joined Simmons in 2014 and am so happy to be here!
James Corcoran, an associate professor in the Department of Communications, is the author of two books on domestic terrorism. The first, Bitter Harvest: The Birth of Paramilitary Terrorism in the Heartland, examined the rise of the anti-tax movement in rural America embodied by extremists groups such as the Posse Comitatus. NBC-TV turned the book, which was based on Corcoran's Pulitzer Prize nominated coverage of the murders of three U.S. marshals by a militant tax protest group, into a made-for-television movie, starring Rod Steiger, entitled "In the Line of Duty: Manhunt in the Dakotas." Bitter Harvest received the Gustav Meyers Center's award for Outstanding Book on the subject of human rights and the Golden Pen Award. Penguin Press reissued it with a new foreword in 1995 following on the Oklahoma City bombing. A third edition was reissued in 2005.
His second book, Gathering Storm: America's Militia Threat, was co-authored with Morris Dees, founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Written after the Oklahoma City bombing, it traced the growth and impact of hate groups, militias, and racist demagogues.
Corcoran is a member of the United Nations' "Roster of Experts on Terrorism and Related Phenomena" and a recipient of the Bush Foundation Leadership Award, which is awarded annually to no more than 20 people who are considered of "substantial standing" in their fields. During his 10-year career as a journalist, which included work for The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead and Newsweek, Corcoran received more than 24 state, regional, and national writing awards.
With a background in Economic Development and Political Economy and a joint appointment in Economics and Women's and Gender Studies, Professor Biewener's most current research interests address the political economy of food – a fabulous way of combining her love of gardening and food with her keen interest in community economies. In 2013 she completed a long-term, collaborative research project with Marie-Hélène Bacqué (Professor of Urban Studies, Université de Paris Ouest Nanterre) that traced the genealogy of the term "empowerment" in the fields of gender and development, urban policy and social work. Publications from this research include "Feminism and the Politics of Empowerment in International Development" (forthcoming in Air and Space Power Journal–Africa and Francophonie); L'empowerment, une pratique emancipatrice (Editions La Découverte, 2013; Spanish translation forthcoming in 2015); and "Different manifestations of the concept of empowerment. The politics of urban renewal in the United States and Great Britain" (International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, August 2012). Prior research and publications have addressed community development and social economy projects in the United States and Canada, debates at the intersection of poststructuralist feminism and postmodern Marxism, and the French Socialist government's financial and industrial policies in the 1980s. Currently Professor Biewener is an Associate Editor for Signs, Journal of Women in Culture and Society and she has served on the Editorial Board of Rethinking Marxism (1990-2001). In 2009 she co-organized (with Randy Albelda, UMass-Boston) the 18th Annual Conference of the International Association for Feminist Economics, "Engendering Economic Policy," which was hosted by Simmons College. Professor Biewener oversees the Economics Department Internship program, and was Coordinator for the interdisciplinary minor in Social Justice from 2004-2013.


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A Christchurch schoolboy drowned after his family mistook a water-safety sign for an indication the river was safe.
A coroner's report released yesterday said Haenga Puhupuhi-Albert, 15, drowned on a family trip to the Waimakariri River on February 23, 2010.
Haenga had been swimming with his family on an outing after he finished school, on the north side of the river near the old Waimakariri Bridge.
He had been trying to swim to the south bank when he was caught by the current and dragged under. He did not resurface. His body was found in the river the following day.
Haenga's father said many people were swimming in the same place, and no signs indicated there was any danger. They had noted one sign reading: "Beware strong currents. Think water safety if swimming."
It showed a picture of a swimmer with an arrow pointing to the water, but they thought it meant the Waimakariri was a swimming river.
Coroner Sue Johnson agreed the sign was misleading. It had since been replaced with a large sign on a bridge pile declaring the river unsafe for swimming.
Similar signs had been erected at various other places around the area.
The area was the same spot that claimed the lives of Lale Sioa Taiulu, 16, and Larry Pau, 26, in 2008, and Afghan refugee Rahmahullah Qumbari, 23, in 2004.
The coroner said Haenga's death was an example "of how recreation in water can quickly turn from pleasure to tragedy".
"Haenga was not a good swimmer and when he went under he failed to resurface.
"His death is a tragedy and his loss has devastated his family."
She noted that there had been no further drownings in the river since the new signs were erected.
"The new signs put up by ECan after Haenga's death will go a long way to prevent further deaths," she said.
"The Waimakariri is not a safe swimming river, especially by its bridges and . . . people should not ignore the signs advising not to swim there."
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From page 8 of today's Washington Post: "The top U.S. commander in Afghanistan said Wednesday he had dispatched a joint U.S.-Afghan team to investigate U.S. airstrikes that killed more than two dozen people in the western part of the country and prompted an outcry from Afghan officials."
This from a former CIA official I spoke with recently about the fallout from these types of strikes:
You need to lower the U.S. footprint in the region; you can't just have Americans dropping bombs on Afghanistan. We keep dropping bombs to kill one bad guy and 15 bystanders also get killed. Hearts and minds matter to an insurgency.
The military and the CIA don't have the tools they need to fight the war, mostly they're relying on bombs and Predator strikes. Those can be useful but the collateral damage is so bad. Outside of the moral issue, it doesn't work. For every person you kill, multiply by 20 the number of new enemies you have.
If Osama bin Laden was in downtown Washington, and we killed him with a bomb but 25 civilians were killed, they would have the heads of the people responsible. So why is it any different in Afghanistan? People there see it the same way, but it's worse because they believe we have pinpoint accuracy so the collateral damage can't be a mistake.
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The Ladies Spread Their Stardust In The UK
The Ladies Spread Their Stardust In The UK
It was all about the blondes on the green carpet last night at the premiere of Stardust in London. Sienna left her tattoo twin at home, and went with a simple LWD while Michelle continued to wow us by aging backwards in her LBD. Claudia Schiffer may have skipped the LDs entirely, but made it clear that she's still hot in her tight pantsuit. They may have left their men at home, but obviously these ladies have no problem shining all by themselves.
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Images include Claudia Schiffer, Matthew Vaughn, Sienna Miller, Michelle Pfeiffer, Ricky Gervais and Rupert Everett.
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zahara,sorry but michelle is all natural.
she looks great even without make up.i think you see all other females ugly or un-natural because you are so obsessed with jolie,but your girl is ugly with or witout make up,oh and she uses lots of light and make up becuase she is coverd with nasty veins.
7 years
Michelle is seriously the most beautiful woman in Hollywood! Love her!
I am in love with Sienna's shoes!!! Sooo HOOOTT!! She looks cute here too!
And why does Rupert look so unhuman like??? He was awesome in My Best Friend's Wedding!
7 years
Michelle is beautiful! I've been a huge fan of hers eversince Scarface. Just like the other commenter said..I want to know her secret.
7 years
They all look great. Michelle looks so gorgeous, I hope I look that good at her age.
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stayed at this hotel during my visit to Mussorrie. Nothing fancy about this hotel but in all average hotel to stay. the hotel serves good food. the view of Doon valley from the hotel is awesome specially at night.
stayed at this hotel during my visit to Mussorrie. Nothing fancy about this hotel but in all average hotel to stay. the hotel serves good food. the view of Doon valley from the hotel is awesome specially at night.
I happened to spend few days in Mussoorie and was looking forward to a reasonable hotel at The Mall Road . Staying at Hotel Cherubin was the best decision probably I made because it was quite reasonable and the food was delicious .the hotel has been recently renovated with tile flooring and new furtinure. I was surprised to see Jaguar... More
Visited this place 7 years ago and it was a newly renovated hotel back then. Visited the same this year with a similar expectation but to me and my families shock the place has been so ill maintained that surviving for 24 hours became a big task. torn off carpets , highly dirty bathrooms , dirty curtains and bed sheets... More
well situated in heart of musssoori on main mall road with full view of valley.F ood is also good .service is ok.You are in main market and can enjoy local food for your taste buds.ITS basically a budget hotel with minimum facility . But ok for short stay when you have to come too room for night stay only.
Except the view from the hotel & the elevator nothing is good about the hotel. As soon we entered the room it smelled of cigerette .The carpets on the floor was dirty & torn from the corners, the bathrrom was poorly lighted & not maintained . I stayed there as no other hotel were available & I also got some... More
I was there in month of Dec - January Was there for New Year Night, Good Hotel, Valley View from the Room was fantastic. Breakfast was good We had Gobhi Ka Paratha and Chatni that was fantastic. Hotel Manager was very Helpful and we negotiated the price. We stayed there three Nights . Awesome Experience. But You have to walk... More
We went to this hotel bychance but this is a good hotel with nice view ,good service,good view and right in the center of the mall.I will rate this a good hotel and the price is right.i will come here again.
Hi, i m shalu sinha & this is my review for Cherubin The experience of massoorie will be not so good if we stayed in other hotel. It was too good because of cherubin. The staffs were good, well behaved and the food was excellent.view from the hotel was excellent, staff, total peace and loneliness etc.I was not feeling well... More
During my visit, I am looking for Hotel from where I can view Doon Vally anytime. I found this hotel and it provides excellent view to Doon valley. Secondly it is at the centre of the mall road. Thirdly it is equipped with lift. I stayed at fourth floor from the mall road and the view become absolutely magnificent. Rooms... More


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(AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) BOSTON (AP) Two days into his second call-up of the season, Brock Holt was the center of attention in Boston's clubhouse.Holt hit a tiebreaking triple in the seventh inning and scored on Jonathan Herrera's suicide squeeze, lifting the Red Sox over the Baltimore Orioles 4-2 on Saturday.After the game, Holt did interviews in front of a large-screen TV in the middle of the locker room, a spot usually reserved for the game's star or starting pitcher.''It's fun,'' Holt said.On Friday, Holt went 2 for 4 and drove in a run during the series-opening loss to Baltimore.''You want to go out and play well anytime you're out there,'' he said. ''I've got these first two under my belt and had some success, hopefully I can continue to keep going out there.''David Ortiz had a solo homer and two hits for the World Series champion Red Sox, who have won three of four.But it was Holt's hit that sparked the victory.''He had been swinging the bat very well in Pawtucket. He was able to get on a little bit of roll,'' Boston manager John Farrell said. ''What we've seen - I know it's only two games - is a little bit more authority, particularly on the pull side (of the plate).''Holt came up for a day from Triple-A earlier this month, but didn't get into a game when regular third baseman Will Middlebrooks was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right calf.Nelson Cruz had a pair of run-scoring singles for the Orioles, who had a three-game winning streak halted.Junichi Tazawa (1-0) pitched 1 1-3 hitless innings of relief. Koji Uehara struck out three after a leadoff walk for his fourth save.The benches emptied briefly in the seventh after Bud Norris (0-2) threw high and tight to David Ross, who was trying to sacrifice. Ross yelled something, but Orioles catcher Matt Wieters stepped in between and both sides retreated to the dugouts.''It's emotional. Ross is a good player - a good catcher and a pro,'' Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. ''But I know Matt. He's not going to allow somebody to yell at his pitcher like that - especially when he doesn't have any reason to.''Norris didn't know why Ross was so upset, especially when he was giving up an at-bat to move a runner.''I don't really understand where it's coming from, and his point of view,'' Norris said. ''I'm trying to throw the ball over the plate and take the out because if you're giving it to me in a sac bunt situation, I want the out every time.''Baltimore benefited from a challenge that overturned a call at first on what would have been Cruz's inning-ending grounder in the sixth.Holt tripled into the right-center field gap in the seventh after Mike Carp drew a leadoff walk from Norris. Herrara then dropped down a bunt fouling off on his first attempt.Boston starter Felix Doubront retired 13 consecutive batters after giving up a run in the first before Nick Markakis opened the sixth with a single, but was erased when Delmon Young bounced into double play.The Orioles then got runners on first and third when Cruz hit a grounder to deep third. Holt made a throw from near the foul line. Cruz was called out by first base umpire Ted Barrett. Showalter challenged his first call of the season and it was overturned after a 49-second wait.Ortiz's homer hooked around the Pesky Pole and gave the Red Sox a 2-1 lead in the fourth.Doubront pitched 6 2-3 innings, allowing two runs on five hits, striking out seven and walking two.Cruz's RBI single made it 1-0 in the first.Boston tied it in the bottom half when third baseman Jonathan Schoop misplayed a probable inning-ending, double-play grounder.The Orioles, who set a major league record for fewest errors last season (54) and errorless games (119), have committed just four this season - all of them by a third baseman filling in for Gold Glove winner Manny Machado, who is recovering from offseason left knee surgery.NOTES: Red Sox rookie SS Xander Bogaerts got the day off. ''He's played in every game and after some long games and travel, he's being rested - and it gives us a chance to get another left-handed bat in there,'' Farrell said. Switch-hitting Herrera started at short. ... Boston OF Shane Victorino, on the 15-day since March 30 with a strained right hamstring, went 0 for 3 in his first rehab game at Triple-A Pawtucket on Saturday. The plan is for him play Monday and Tuesday before being reevaluated. ... Showalter said LHP Zach Britton was sick Friday night and not with the team, but he was back Saturday. ... Machado played his first extended spring training game in Sarasota, Fla. Showalter said he ''played five innings and had four at-bats with no problems.'' ... Middlebrooks worked out on the field before the game. Promoted Stories Comments More MLB


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A new Pew Research Center poll finds that the Iranian regime's global image remains overwhelmingly negative. Ratings for the Iranian regime in several Middle Eastern nations have declined significantly in recent years.
Hassan Rouhani, the regime so-called moderate President, also receives poor marks in the region. In Turkey, Tunisia, Jordan and Egypt, Rouhani is even less popular than his predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Meanwhile, American attitudes toward Iran remain strongly negative, with roughly three-in-four holding unfavorable views.
These are among the major findings of a new survey by the Pew Research Center conducted in 40 countries among 44,628 respondents from March 17 to May 25, 2014.
Ratings for Iran are low in the Middle East, and have been dropping steadily in recent years. In 2006, roughly half or more in Egypt, Jordan and Turkey had a positive opinion of Iran; today, fewer than one-in-five in all three countries hold this view. Similarly, Iran's favorability rating among Palestinians has dropped from 55% in 2007 to 33% now.
Hassan Rouhani receives poor marks throughout the Middle Eastern countries surveyed.
Islamic Fundamentalism and Iran Islamic Fundamentalism, which may manifest itself on the streets of France or Yemen and Syria, and its victims may be diverse, but it is a single issue confronting the globe. It may appear random or unplanned but it is in fact shrewdly promoted and sustained by a regime, which relies on the phenomenon for its very survival. |