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DENVER (AP) -- Jamey Carroll collected three hits and didn't need a fourth to drive in the winning run.
Carroll drew a bases-loaded walk from Dan Wheeler in the bottom of the ninth inning Friday night, leading the Rockies over the Houston Astros 5-4 -- their fifth game-ending win in their last at-bat.Carroll figured that with Todd Helton on deck, Wheeler was going to throw something in the lower half of the strike zone to try to induce a ground ball "because that is what I've been hitting for the last week.""He just didn't do it and made the last pitch high and that was the win," Carroll said.Astros closer Brad Lidge (0-2) blew his third save in 12 chances. He entered with a 4-3 lead but gave up a leadoff double to Brad Hawpe, who scored the tying run when third baseman Morgan Ensberg overthrew first base on Clint Barmes' sacrifice bunt."I picked it up, I didn't have a seam, I launched it," Ensberg said.The ball was wet, he said, but "I threw it incredibly poor. I didn't grab a seam. You have to grab a seam in that situation and you have to throw a strike."Which is what Wheeler didn't do himself when it counted most."You don't walk the winning run in under any circumstances," Wheeler said. "It wasn't the best of situations, but it is inexcusable to walk a run in."Barmes ended up at second on Ensberg's errant throw and was sacrificed to third by Choo Freeman. Pinch-hitter Eli Marrero drew a five-pitch walk, and Wheeler replaced Lidge.After Marrero took second on defensive indifference, the Astros issued Cory Sullivan's first career intentional walk to load the bases with one out.Carroll, who went 3-for-4, worked the count full and then watched Wheeler miss high and outside with ball four.Ramon Ramirez (2-0), who allowed one hit and struck out three in two innings, got the win. One of the runs off Lidge was unearned because of Ensberg's error.Helton went 1-for-4 in his first game since going on the 15-day DL last month with an intestinal infection that landed him in the hospital for three days."The game was still a little fast for me tonight," Helton said. "I don't feel 100 percent, but I'm very close."Preston Wilson's three RBI staked Taylor Buchholz to a 4-0 lead in his fourth major league start. He allowed three runs -- two earned -- and six hits in seven-plus innings.Rockies starter Byung-Hyun Kim allowed four earned runs and seven hits in seven innings. He walked one and tied his career high with nine strikeouts in his second start after beginning the season on the disabled list with a strained right hamstring.Kim retired the last 10 batters he faced, setting the table for Colorado's comeback. But he also allowed three runs in the third inning, including a two-run single by Wilson that had Rockies manager Hurdle kicking himself.Wilson, who also had an RBI single in the first inning, was 11-for-15 lifetime off Kim when he came up with first base open. Hurdle decided not to walk him because it was still early."Don't think I wasn't going to kick myself all the way home if this ends up 4-2," Hurdle said. "Now he's 12-for-16 and he drives in two runs. I'm screaming. Everybody's looking at me and I'm just bounce-kicking myself. You just don't think those things are going to happen."You've got to give Preston a lot of credit. He finds ways to put the ball in play off this guy and get hits. Those are Nintendo numbers."Game notes
The Rockies optioned OF Ryan Spilborghs to Triple-A Colorado Springs to make room for Helton. ... Craig Biggio, whose RBI single in the fourth made it 4-0, has hits in 40 of his 45 appearances at Coors Field.
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Scoring Summary
1st | P Wilson singled to deep right, L Berkman scored, M Ensberg to third. | 1 | 0 | |
3rd | P Wilson singled to right, C Biggio and W Taveras scored. | 3 | 0 | |
4th | C Biggio singled to center, A Everett scored. | 4 | 0 | |
4th | B Hawpe grounded into fielder's choice to first, G Atkins scored on throwing error by first baseman L Berkman, M Holliday safe at third on throwing error by first baseman L Berkman. | 4 | 1 | |
4th | C Barmes grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, M Holliday scored, B Hawpe out at second. | 4 | 2 | |
8th | G Atkins grounded into double play, third to second to first, J Carroll scored, T Helton out at second. | 4 | 3 | |
9th | C Barmes sacrificed to catcher, B Hawpe to third, C Barmes safe at second on throwing error by third baseman M Ensberg. B Hawpe scored on throwing error by third baseman M Ensberg. | 4 | 4 | |
9th | J Carroll walked, C Barmes scored, E Marrero to third, C Sullivan to second. | 4 | 5 | |
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Stadium | Coors Field, Denver, CO |
Attendance | 20,327 (40.3% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:50 |
Weather | 46 degrees, overcast |
Wind | 3 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Marty Foster, First Base - Fieldin Culbreth, Second Base - Bill Welke, Third Base - Tim Mcclelland |


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Smartphones to help deliver care for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) patients
Wednesday, 16 October 2013
(l to r) Professor Laurence Egan, Gastroenterologist and Head of the Department of Pharmacology & Therapeutics at NUI Galway and IBD research nurse Áine Keogh will be on hand at the Irish Society for Colitis and Crohn's Disease Information Day at the Salthill Hotel, Galway 2-5pm to outline the expected benefits of more frequent patient updates via their smartphone.
Those interested in taking part in the App study are invited to the IBD patient open day in Salthill, Galway October 19th 2-5pm
The HRB Clinical Research Facility (CRFG) at NUI Galway is supporting research utilizing smartphones for the care of patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Professor Laurence Egan, gastroenterologist at University Hospital Galway and Professor of Clinical Pharmacology/Consultant Clinical Pharmacologist and Head of the Department of Pharmacology & Therapeutics at NUI Galway is the Principle Investigator for this research study.
The research aims to assess a new smartphone application or 'app' in the care of patients with IBD (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis) to see if patient care can be improved by using this smartphone application. Patients record their IBD symptoms daily on the 'app'.
This information is then sent securely to the clinical research team at HRB Clinical Research Facility, Galway. The data is reviewed twice weekly by the IBD research nurse Áine Keogh. If patient symptoms deviate from a normal level, this will alert the IBD nurse who will then contact the patient and consult with the medical team to direct the patient's care appropriately.
Many patients with Crohn's and colitis struggle to take the medication. Along with recording symptoms patients can record if they have missed their medication dose. It is hoped that this reminder will help improve medication compliance.
Previous studies have demonstrated that using static telephones to follow up IBD patients improves patient satisfaction with their care. However, the use of smartphones to help deliver more personalised health care has not been tested in a scientific setting. This study will test the technology and explore if patients using a smartphone software application to record their daily symptoms will help prevent flare ups of their condition through close monitoring by clinicians and therefore reduce hospitalizations and improve their health and well being.
It is envisaged that that the use of smartphone technology may also help improve the care of other groups of patients with chronic medical conditions. Patients with asthma, diabetes, chronic pulmonary disease and depression may benefit from the use of mobile phone technology.
The 'app' was designed by Open Brolly (http://openbrolly.com/) Scotland in collaboration with an NHS Scotland Highland surgeon, Angus Watson. It is funded through the Implementing Translational Telemedicine Solutions by the Northern Periphery Programme (http://www.transnational-telemedicine.eu/projects/ibd/) in collaboration with the Discipline of General Practice NUI Galway (Monica Casey, Patrick Hayes, Liam Glynn) and the HRB CRFG (Professor Laurence Egan and Aine Keogh).
Recruitment for the study will take place at Irish Society for Colitis and Crohn's disease meeting being held on Saturday 19 October 2-5pm at the Salthill Hotel Galway. Further information can be found on http://www.iscc.ie/.
For more information on the study please contact the HRB Clinical Research Facility Galway on 091 494281/086 7845554 (www.crfg.ie).
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Here are excerpts from recent editorials in Oklahoma newspapers:
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Oklahoma House speaker Jeff Hickman has two big items on his radar
Here are excerpts from recent editorials in Oklahoma newspapers:
The Oklahoman, Jan. 6, 2015
Oklahoma House speaker Jeff Hickman has two big items on his radar
In Oklahoma's weak-governor political system, the position of speaker of the House of Representatives is probably the most powerful at the Capitol. Therefore, it's important that the person in that job sets an agenda designed to produce tangible, productive results for the state.
The current speaker, Rep. Jeff Hickman, R-Fairview, is suggesting he will. In a guest column included in state Treasurer Ken Miller's most recent monthly economic report, Hickman said one of his goals for the 2015 session is better management of state finances. How? By reviewing tax credits and the many ways incoming revenue is taken "off the top" of the state budget and directed elsewhere.
Hickman noted that the state offers about $1.7 billion in tax credits, incentives and exemptions. While many play an important part in making Oklahoma economically competitive, the speaker said, it may be time to come up with a system to help determine whether a particular incentive is working as designed.
Hickman won't have to look far to find a champion for that cause. Rep. David Dank, R-Oklahoma City, has for years been calling for a wholesale review of tax credits and incentives to better determine their merits. Miller, state Auditor and Inspector Gary Jones and state Secretary of Finance and Revenue Preston Doerflinger have all said reviews and better oversight are needed.
"Off the top" earmarking, meanwhile, left lawmakers to appropriate only 44 percent of incoming state revenue last year. Hickman said those earmarks totaled about $3 billion. Most of that revenue goes to road and bridge construction and public schools, but a number of other projects have gotten automatic deposits for years. Should that continue? Hickman says now could be the time to take a closer look.
"Neither tax credits nor dedicated funding constraints are easy issues to tackle," Hickman said, "but if addressed, our state stands to benefit greatly."
Here's hoping the speaker uses some of his muscle to do just that.
Tulsa World, Jan. 5, 2015
Don't run from the state's 1889 heritage
The Oklahoma City school district is abandoning the tradition of Land Run re-enactments.
Faced with complaints by some American Indian parents and students that the activities are culturally insensitive, other school districts have done the same.
That's too bad. It's throwing away a valuable means of teaching youngsters about an important and colorful part of the state's history. Instead of learning about Oklahoma heritage in an active, fun way that they will never forget, we'll sit them down in the classroom and give them a politically correct lecture. Anyone who thinks that's going to be more effective, raise your hand.
We don't advocate cultural insensitivity. Fully balanced teaching of Oklahoma history must include attention to the wrongs done to the Indian people who called this land their home for eons before white men found their way to North America and those who were transplanted here at gunpoint.
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Package name: tv.cinetrailer.mobile.b , Last Update: 2012-08-29 06:21:58
6096 ratings (4.409 average)
>250,000 downloads
What's new in this version (2.6.3):
Version 2.6.3
Ō£ö Improved movie sharing function
Ō£ö Minor bug fixes
Version 2.6.1
Ō£ö Added movie sharing option
Ō£ö Notification service migrated to the new Google Cloud Messaging
Ō£ö Minor bug fixes
CineTrailer.tv shows the latest updates about movies you can find in cinemas and on DVD.
Ō£ö Movie finder
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Ō£ö Film in Theatres (UK) and on DVD (UK)
Ō£ö Share function
Ō£ö Movie infos complete with synopsis, cast e trailer
Ō£ö Choice among 9 languages and 11 european markets
------------ New in version 2.6 -------------
Ō£ö Added movie sharing option
Ō£ö Minor bug fixes
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Ō£ö Added movie showtimes (powered by google)
Ō£ö Some ICS bug fixed
Ō£ö Minor bug fixes
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Ō£ö Added "search by genre" feature
Ō£ö Implemented push notification via Google C2DM (only available on devices running Android 2.2 or higher that also have the Market application installed and at least one logged in Google account)
Ō£ö New video player: it shows related videos in portrait view, put it in landscape position for full screen view
Ō£ö Start video touching the preview image in the movie page (only in portrait view)
Ō£ö Be notified when new movies are available in theaters and when new videos are released
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Ō£ö Movie and Actor Search (also vocal)
Ō£ö Fast language change (no more database updates)
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Ō£ö Tablet compatible (Galaxy Tab, etc)
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Ō£ö Click on Actors now opens "more movies" by the same actor
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Ō£ö Movie PhotoGallery with infos
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Signage for the facility was very poor. We drove around for a couple of miles, doubling back before we could figure out where it was located. Signage for returning the key/drop-box was also very poor.
Truck was out of alignment and pulled to the right. Cargo light would not work.
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"4 Stars"
Claire Danes brings the characters to life. I have read the book, but found it a bit tedious as the plot is not straightforward. I enjoyed it more and understood it better as an audible book. It is a strange and quirky plot almost misogynist, but somehow believable fiction.
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Any of the Moira scenes, especially her escape from the "Aunts"
"Don't wast your money, listen to the Claire Danes version on Audible"
I highly recommend this for people who like intelligent fiction.
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Wow! Such a good book. My 12 year old and I loved this book. (In general not appropriate for 12 year olds due to language, but he is my third child and knows that if he uses those bad words There Will Be Consequences...except for "Ass-Hat", Ass-Hat is epic). I was the same age as the protagonist in the eighties, the references and memories were awesome. I found myself laughing out loud at times at the story and at myself. I loved the characters and found myself emotionally invested throughout the story. I cared about them, they were very well developed. This was a book that, given the outcome, you could read multiple times and revel in the new perspectives. I like sci fi and dystopian fiction. This was a lighter read a refreshing break from blood, zombies and vampires. If you are a gamer - young or old you will love this book. Very very well researched from Pac Man to Monty Python to the ubiquitous John Hughes films we watched. Kudos to you Mr. Cline, we are avid readers and we loved this one!
After discussion, we decided that "H" was our favorite. I wish I had a best friend like H. Loyal and quirky - the banter between the 2 was priceless. H stayed true to character throughout.
Wil Wheaton is my son's favorite narrator. He brings the characters to life without annoying inflections like squeaking out the female dialog. I could listen to him all day. Smoooth like butter.
So my son just made gargling sounds in his throat. That is what he would say it since it can't be properly spelled or pronounced. It would have to be a recorded tagline.....
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I love Michael Crichton, have read his books and enjoyed his imagination very much! Highly recommend him. Frances Cassidy is not my taste.
I find her voice grating and annoying.
All of them just give me a box of rocks, (which would be more interesting than this book).
I am a Crichton fan. This is not even a story. I didn't even finish it because I don't care what happens in the end. No depth to the book at all. Very disappointed!
"Total Let Down"
This book was very disappointing from the beginning. Too many ridiculous tangents that caused a lack of depth in the story-line. Very difficult to get into. There were some great ideas but they were not put together well at all. The plot skimmed the surface of so many details and side stories that it was impossible to process all of these shallow tangents. It was like an out of control train wreck that was headed towards a very disturbing conclusion. Characters were introduced but not developed. Areas were introduced but not developed. The relationship between the newly introduced characters and locations were not adequately developed. Too many loose ends. It was disjointed and confusing. It is difficult to be specific without ruining the story for those who have not read it. My 11 year old child had a better Book #3 in this Series. He called it "Convergent" and it brought the story to a conclusion. I loved Book #1 and #2 but this one did not measure up.
No not at all, I love this genre.
Emma Galvin is amazing. Aaron Stanford was OK
Emma Galvin is amazing. I did like the direction that this book was headed, it just veered off course horribly taking many plot victims with it.
"A superlative tale delivered well."
I would listen to this multiple times. It is excellent fiction with rich characters.
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So, after 3 batches of all-grain, I've discovered something after listening to 'Sunday Session' from Beer Network....I've never oxygenated my wort in any way. It seems like there's 4 options of doing so-- shaking carboy, aquarium pump w/ filter & stone, pure Oxygen pumped in, and pumping in oxygen as cooled wort transfers from kettle to carboy (usually reserved for actual breweries). What have ya'll done and how's your success been? It seems like I need to make this step a priority from now on!
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In my opinion either shake the carboy or use pure oxygen. If you have to pay for a stone & pump , sanitize it and a tube why pump air when you can use pure O2?
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I let the wort splash into the pail, then I use a huge, sanitized whisk for a few minutes.
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Some research on teh internetz has revealed that the easiest way seems to be getting a disposable O2 tank at the local hardware store and then you can either get a system through Morebeer for $35 w/o a rod or about $50 elsewhere w/ a rod. I think this is the route I'm going-- After listening to brewing network over the past few weeks, I've come to realize that pure 02 is the best way for the moolah.
If you run the o2 slowly for 60 seconds per batch, you should get 8-10 batches out of one tank. That's less than $1 extra per batch since the tanks are about $8.


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