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Brandon Jennings is trying to take over close games in the fourth quarter.
Jennings was very successful doing that Tuesday night as he scored nine of his 25 points in the final period to lead the Bucks to a 110-102 win over the Philadelphia 76ers. He also added three assists in the quarter.
Jennings said he wants to be the key player late in games and has been focused on it in recent weeks.
''It is something that I've been working on, especially during the (recent) road trip, just trying to take over games,'' he said. ''I'm just trying to get the best possible shot for the team. That's just me growing and learning.''
Ersan Ilyasova also came up big again for Milwaukee as he had 27 points and 16 rebounds. He also had 27 points and 14 rebounds in Milwaukee's 110-104 win Saturday over Portland.
''Ersan gots his groove back,'' said Monta Ellis, who added 18 points and 10 assists for Milwaukee. ''He really has been playing well for the last few games and has given us a big boost.''
Bucks coach Jim Boylan credited Ilyasova for being a very active player.
''He has that knack for tipping the ball to himself rebounding and coming up with the basket,'' he said. ''When you look at Ersan, you don't really see a great athlete, but rebounding is just determination. When he's determined to get the ball, he's bound to get it.''
Milwaukee has won six of eight games since Boylan replaced former coach Scott Skiles, who parted ways with the team following a season-worst four-game losing streak.
Jennings said the team has had a lot of success under Boylan because he is letting them ''just play.''
''Everything is going well right now,'' Jennings said. ''We are playing with lots of confidence. This was a big win for us as in the past when we win a few games, we end up losing to a team we should not lose to.''
Evan Turner scored 23 points to lead the 76ers, Spencer Hawes added 21 points and 12 rebounds, and Nick Young scored 20 points. Philadelphia lost its fifth straight on the road, and 15th in its last 21 overall.
Young said the 76ers have to figure out a way to win close games.
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Philadelphia hit just 2 of its first 16 shots, a point not lost on coach Doug Collins.
''First quarter again. We were down 10 so you play uphill the entire game again,'' he said. ''You've got to share the ball, you got to help each other out and you've got to talk on defense. We're not good enough to do it ourselves. We've got to do it collectively.''
The Sixers used a 17-7 run to start the fourth quarter, cutting the Bucks' lead to 90-86 when Thaddeus Young stole the ball and scored on a breakaway layup with 6:47 remaining.
Ilyasova made 1 of 2 free throws to extend Milwaukee's lead to 99-92 with 3:56 left. He then hit a jumper with about 2 1/2 minutes to go, stretching the advantage to nine points.
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Larry Sanders had two blocked shots, giving him at least one in his last 27 games, the second longest streak in the NBA behind Tim Duncan, who has blocked a shot in 29 straight.
Notes: 76ers guard Royal Ivey made the start in place of Dorell Wright as Collins wanted more speed in his starting lineup to defend Jennings. ... Bucks F Marquis Daniels was sick and inactive for the game. Rookie guard Doron Lamb, who was recalled Monday from the NBA Development League, suffered a sprained ankle and was also inactive. ... 76ers guard Jason Richardson did not travel with the team due to left knee synovitis.
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When the 13-year-old German shepherd retired from the Vacaville Police Department's K-9 Unit two years ago, the well-decorated pooch left a void that many knew would be difficult to fill.
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Jan 19, 2013
Rest in peace.
Jan 20, 2013
Dog worship. First Commandment. Read it. You shall have no other gods before Me.
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Jan 22, 2013
K-9s are a valuable tool for assisting cops in the line of duty. Having said that, I'm sick and tired of these articles. It's a freaking DOG! It's not an officer. I don't think the dog ever took an oath to serve and protect the public. All the dog does is what it was trained to do. The dog did not "retire" either, and he is not "in a better place", as his former handler said. Do we even know what religious affiliation the dog belonged to? Perhaps it was an athiest.
"He went down like a warrior"???? Uh, he didn't die in battle. He was euthanized...more like a death row inmate...not a warrior. |
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Go crawl back into your filthy septic tank sonny boy! |
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You are a horses behind Emjoe . |
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All true and valid points, even as harsh and cruel as they may be. |
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13 is really not that old for a shepherd and weak hips are hardly a good reason to give up on a dog. Ther and medications and even surgeries that can help hip problems, one of my dogs has had a replacement hip for over 2 years now and is doing great. It was quite expensive though. I wonder if that had anything to do with the decision.
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Superb, balanced book.,
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I took 2 courses in undergraduate biochemistry, and this was the book used. The authors strike a balance between biology (i.e. discussion of regulation and physiology) and chemistry (i.e. reaction mechanisms and structures of proteins). This book is middle-of the line between Voet (hardcore chemistry/structural biology) and Lehninger (physiology/pre-med focus). The illustrations were clear and overall the text was comprehensible. For teaching an undergraduate course in biochemistry, Garrett & Grisham is hard to beat.
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Well-written, not-so-hot layout,
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My university uses this book for the two-semester biochem sequence for BSc Chemistry/Biochemistry students. It's a well-written book, overall -- lots of information but not a very dense "scientific" read. The best part is the way the authors keep tying things back to reality ... sidebars explain how the dynamics of protein folding affect Alzheimer's disease, or what protease inhibition means for the development of HIV drugs.
The figures are aesthetically pleasing and really help to clarify descriptions in the text. The only problem is that the figures are usually a couple pages away from the text they refer to. For example, when describing the mechanism of chymotrypsin cleavage, it would make a lot more sense to put all the text on the left page and the mechanism/structures on the right page. Instead, the text is about three pages before the mechanism, meaning the reader has to keep flipping back and forth trying to understand what is going on. It's like that in most if not all cases. Not a big deal, but it's the sort of thing the layout editor should have realized when putting the book together. Maybe they'll fix it in the fourth edition. Regardless, this is a very good biochem book. I'd recommend it for an undergraduate student of chemistry or biochemistry.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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Does not come with OWL!,
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The description and price for this book leads you to believe that it comes with OWL - it does not! Must pay for access code separately.
18 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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An excellent improvement from the first edition,
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I have Biochemistry texts by Garrett and Grisham in both editions. First,I found the 1st edition a very bad text since the fiugures and language presented in the text were extremely vague and unclear. However, the 2nd edition seems to be much better than the first version. The context is clear, organization great, pictures are perfect. The idea that authors combine two books in one (i.e biochemistry and Cell biology approach) is nice, making this book become one of the good texts to have on the shelf. I am sure that anyone who wants to learn more about biochemistry, this book can be a good tool.
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A scammed feeling,
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There are many undesirable issues with this textbook.
First major issue is the fact that it doesn't have example problems that teach the student how to solve problems at the end of the chapters. However, for the price of $45-$100 the student can buy the "solutions manual" which should have already been part of the text. So when purchasing this book, the customer is buying an incomplete textbook. Second, the examples problems that are present will neglect to explain or show crucial steps in the equations. Again, more incentive to spend more money on the solutions manual. Third, issue is that there are typos throughout the book, coincidentally in the example problems and answers to the example problems. There is more confusion and thus incentive to buy the solutions manual. It's very confusing when quantities are mislabled in mili-moles when it should be micro-moles. Fourth, ball and stick models don't show double and triple bonds in the molecule. I'm sure they will just make this textbook obsolete with a new edition to correct the typos. Profitable industry where products are not recalled for major mistakes. In the future, I hope none of my professors will use Cengage textbooks.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good illustrations, easy to understand,
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I give this 4 stars because it was used in a graduate level biochem class, and it is too basic for such a class. It is a great book for an entry-level biochem class with great illustrations and material that is easy to read and easy to comprehend.
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I can't believe people still teach with Voet and Voet,
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The perfect intro to biochem; you will not want to re-sell this book. A steady guide, with concise, yet comprehensible text(unlike Voet and Voet). I wish all text books were this well written.
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This book has a good mix between chemistry and biology. You do not need to be a strictly a biology major or strictly a chemistry to understand the concepts presented in this book.
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Exactly The Same As The Hardcover Version,
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This book was being sold at my school for $280 for the hardcover version, which is the only version they have for purchase. I purchased this book hoping it would be close enough to pass for the hardcover version and get me through my Biochem course, and to my delight, the international paperback version was word for word the same as the hardcover version. The only difference I noticed was the cover, but beyond that, the books were identical, except this one was only $80. So, I saved almost $200 after shipping costs and the book also arrived so quick I almost couldn't believe it. I ordered it Monday morning after I got out of my first Biochem lecture, and it was here on Wednesday. I ordered the Student Solutions Manual a few days before this book and it still hasn't come in. So, I would definitely recommend this international, paperback edition for anyone looking to save a few hundred dollars on school books.
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An excellent text for my purposes.,
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I want to package a piece of code that absolutely must run on Java 1.5. There's one part of the code where the program can be "enhanced" if the VM is an 1.6 VM.
Basically it's this method:
private long[] findDeadlockedThreads() {
// JDK 1.5 only supports the findMonitorDeadlockedThreads()
// method, so you need to comment out the following three lines
if (mbean.isSynchronizerUsageSupported())
return mbean.findDeadlockedThreads();
return mbean.findMonitorDeadlockedThreads();
What would be easiest way to have this compile on 1.5 and yet do the 1.6 method calls when on 1.6 ?
In the past I've done something similar by compiling a unique 1.6 class that I would package with my app and instantiate using a ClassLoader when on 1.6 (because an 1.6 JVM is perfectly fine mixing 0x32 and 0x31 classes), but I think it's a bit overkill (and a bit painful because during the build process you have to build both 0x31 and 0x32 .class files).
How should I go if I wanted to compile the above method on 1.5? Maybe using reflection but then how (I'm not familiar at all with reflection)
Note: if you're curious, the above method comes from this article: http://www.javaspecialists.eu/archive/Issue130.html
(but I don't want to "comment the three lines" like in the article, I want this to compile and run on both 1.5 and 1.6)


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Big Ten: Eugene Clifford
Big Ten recruiting rewind to 2007
ESPN Recruiting took a comprehensive look back at the 2007 recruiting class: how the top players fared, who met expectations, who exceeded them and who turned out to be a bust. It also revised the team recruiting class rankings.
Here's how some of the Big Ten recruits in the ESPNU 150 fared:
Illinois LB Martez Wilson (No. 5 nationally): After recording 73 tackles as a sophomore for the Fighting Illini, Wilson's junior season was cut short due to a herniated disc and he was granted a medical hardship. In 2010, he had 104 tackles, four sacks and two forced fumbles.
Michigan QB Ryan Mallett (No. 12): As a true freshman, he played in 11 games for Michigan before transferring to Arkansas. After sitting out a year due to transfer rules, Mallett started all 13 games in 2009 and threw for more than 3,600 yards and 30 touchdowns. He completed an Arkansas single-season record 242 passes in 2010 and is expected to be drafted in the first round of the 2011 NFL draft.
Illinois WR Arrelious Benn (No. 17): He was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year and followed that up in 2008 by earning first-team All-Big Ten honors, as well as being named team MVP. He was given honorable mention All-Big Ten as a junior and drafted in the second round of the 2010 NFL draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He is currently the team's No. 2 WR.
Michigan WR Junior Hemingway (No. 19): Hemingway played in 10 games as a freshman and redshirted in 2008 due to mononucleosis. Hemingway was the Wolverine's fourth-leading receiver in 2009 and third-leading receiver in 2010. He has started 18 contests at wideout in his career.
Wisconsin T Josh Oglesby (No. 28): After redshirting in Oglesby he played in 13 games as a sophomore and started every game in 2009. However, a knee injury in Week 2 ended his 2010 season.
Ohio State S Eugene Clifford (No. 37): After playing in four games for the Buckeyes in 2007, he was suspended for violating unspecified team rules and then kicked off the team before the 2008 season after being charged with assault. He transferred to Tennessee State where he finished his career with 204 tackles and was named as a first-team FCS All-American in 2010.
Minnesota QB Clint Brewster (No. 45): After redshirting in 2007, Brewster went to the College of Sequoias in 2008. He joined the Tennessee Tech roster in July 2008, but has sat on the bench since.
Illinois DT D'Angelo McCray (No. 64): McCray redshirted at Illinois in 2007, before transferring to Eastern Illinois. After playing in 2008 for Eastern Illinois, he transferred to Coffeyville Community College in 2009 and then transferred to Memphis University in 2010 totaling six tackles.
Michigan CB Donovan Warren (No. 86): In 2007, he played in all 13 games and totaled 35 tackles and one forced fumble. He was on the Freshman All-America Team and was named the Big Ten Defensive Freshman of the Year. In 2008, he started 10 games at corner and one at safety, recording 36 tackles. As a junior, he started all 12 games at corner, totaling 66 tackles, four interceptions and 11 pass breakups.
Michigan S Mike Williams (No. 94): After not seeing any game action in 2007, he played in 11 games in 2008, including nine at safety. In 2009, he started nine games at safety and played in 10, registering 56 tackles. In 2010, he appeared in two games before missing the rest of the season due to a head injury.
Iowa T Bryan Bulaga (No. 96): He played in seven games as a true freshman, starting five. In 2008, he started all 13 games at left tackle, earning second-team All-Big Ten honors. As a junior, he made 10 starts at left tackle and was named Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year. He was drafted No. 23 overall by the Green Bay Packers in 2010 and is the team's starting right tackle.
Ohio State moved up to No. 7 in the revised class rankings, while Michigan fell out of the top 10.
Michigan's Hemingway and Jerimy Finch, a safety who signed with Florida before transferring to Indiana, are listed among the recruiting busts of the 2007 class.
Ohio State's Washington, O'Neal suspended for two games
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg
Ohio State defensive backs Donald Washington and Jamario O'Neal told reporters Thursday at media day that they've been suspended for the first two games of the season. Here's the report from the Cleveland Plain Dealer's Doug Lesmerises. Neither player elaborated on the reasons for the suspensions. Washington is a starting cornerback opposite Malcolm Jenkins, while O'Neal has been a reserve safety.
Both players missed part of spring practice, though no one said why.
This isn't a major blow for a still-stacked Buckeyes defense, especially since the first two games come against Youngstown State and Ohio. A three-game suspension would have been a different story, given that the Buckeyes travel to USC in Week 3. Still, it's never ideal to face USC in your first game of the season, but that'll be the reality for both players. And the Buckeyes' secondary is already without Eugene Clifford (transferred) and James Scott (out for preseason).
Sophomore Chimdi Chekwa, who likely will start the first two games in place of Washington, has the chance to impress the coaches and possibly keep the top job against the Trojans. Washington started every game last season and racked up 39 tackles.
Things to watch on Day 1, schedule of coaches
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CHICAGO -- Illinois coach Ron Zook will step on the dais shortly, as Big Ten football media days get under way. The coaches and league commissioner Jim Delany talk from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m., so I'll check back as often as I can.
Here are five things to watch Thursday:
1. Rich Rodriguez makes his debut: Media days featured three new coaches (Mark Dantonio, Tim Brewster and Bill Lynch) last year, but none of them will draw attention like Rodriguez, who enters his first season at Michigan. He'll most likely address his legal settlement with West Virginia and the upcoming quarterback competition between Steven Threet and Nick Sheridan.
2. Joe Paterno: The 81-year-old coach has no contract beyond the season, and his coaching future will once again be discussed. Paterno is always entertaining on the dais. He might get annoyed with the how-much-longer-will-you-coach crowd, but that will make it all the more enjoyable.
3. Terrelle Pryor: The acclaimed incoming freshman quarterback isn't here this week, but Ohio State coach Jim Tressel surely will be asked about the nation's No. 1 recruit. Don't know how much Tressel will reveal about his plans for Pryor this fall, but he might dispel some theories.
4. Iowa situation: Kirk Ferentz checked in with ESPN.com this morning, and the Iowa coach will have to rehash things when he takes the dais at 1:15 p.m. Perhaps he'll comment more about the specifics of how university officials handled the alleged sexual assault case involving two former football players and a female student-athlete.
5. Tiller talk: Purdue coach Joe Tiller makes his final appearance at Big Ten media days, and most reporters will miss having him around. Tiller should have some interesting stories and thoughts to share when he takes the dais at 11:15 a.m.
Here's the schedule of coaches/officials at the dais today:
Illinois coach Ron Zook -- 10:30-10:45 a.m.
Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald -- 10:45-11 a.m.
Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema -- 11:15-11:30 a.m.
Purdue coach Joe Tiller -- 11:30-11:45 a.m.
Ohio State coach Jim Tressel -- 11:45 a.m.-noon
Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio -- 12:30 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
Minnesota coach Tim Brewster -- 12:45-1 p.m.
Penn State coach Joe Paterno -- 1-1:15 p.m.
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz -- 1:15-1:30 p.m.
Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez -- 1:30-1:45 p.m.
Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany -- 2-3 p.m.
Also a quick nugget:
- It looks like Ohio State safety Eugene Clifford is headed elsewhere, The Columbus Dispatch reports. Clifford, who could end up at Louisville, was arrested earlier this month after allegedly punching two employees at a Cincinnati sports bar.
Morning Briefing: Big 10 commish, Illinois renovations and more
Sorry I'm late. After spending roughly 24 hours traveling from Argentina back to Chicago -- yep, I'm the dummy who spent a chunk of the summer in the wrong hemisphere -- I'm back, very jet-lagged and itching to blog. Here are some Big Ten bits to chew on this Wednesday morning:
• Ohio State safety Eugene Clifford might have run out of chances after his latest transgression, allegedly punching two employees at a sports bar. We might not know until his July 29 trial date, but you've got to wonder if Clifford will be saying goodbye, Columbus.
• Illinois is putting beaucoup bucks into its stadium renovation, a move that looks to be paying off. Following the team's trip to the Rose Bowl, season-ticket sales have eclipsed 40,000 for the first time since 1986.
• Saw this one last week from an internet café in Buenos Aires, but thought it was worth noting again. There's plenty of movement among the college football bigwigs, but Big Ten commish Jim Delany isn't going anywhere, the Chicago Tribune's Teddy Greenstein writes.
"Delany is in talks with conference officials about a contract extension that could take him through 2013. His current deal expires in 2010, so there's no great urgency. But the bottom line is that Delany, who will celebrate 19 years at the conference on Tuesday, is poised to continue to call the Big Ten's Park Ridge headquarters home. And that means that the pro-BCS, anti-playoff crowd will continue to have its strongest advocate."
• Rich Rodriguez will provide the philosophical and playcalling shakeup many felt Michigan needs. But how will he handle his first notable disciplinary situation after the DUI arrest of running back Kevin Grady last week? The Detroit Free Press' Drew Sharp wants Rodriguez to come down hard on Grady.
• There's a new first family in Michigan sports: the Currys. Deon is in the mix for a major role at wide receiver for Michigan State. His dad, Michael, recently was named Detroit Pistons coach. Michael plans to be a frequent face in the crowd this fall at MSU games, according to the Detroit Free Press.
• The Detroit News lists five reasons to get geeked about Michigan State in 2008. Several of them tie into a general theme: Mark Dantonio has the right personality to guide a program that for too long was beset with disciplinary problems off the field and a lack of mental toughness on it. Can't argue with that.
• While Comcast customers rejoice the cable giant's long-overdue agreement with the Big Ten Network, Iowa fans are still waiting, the Iowa City Press-Citizen reports.


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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Infosys (INFY - Get Report) was falling 7.5% to $51.40 Tuesday after slightly missing analysts' estimates for revenue in the fiscal fourth quarter.
In the fiscal fourth quarter Infosys posted earnings of 85 cents a share, beating the consensus estimates of 79 cents a share by 6 cents. Revenue grew 7.7% from the year-ago quarter to $2.09 billion. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected revenue of $2.11 billion for the quarter.
Looking to fiscal 2015, which ends March 31, 2015, Infosys expects revenue to grow between 7% and 9%. That would result in revenue of between $8.826 billion and $8.991 billion. Analysts' estimates call for $9.06 billion for the year.
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- ******* I thought I would say a little bit here about chanting with Mantras at about using this week's calendar of the soul mantra in particular.
You can think of the Path of spiritual science as having three levels: in the first, we take in ideas with our ordinary thinking, primarily through the basic books and of course the lectures by Rudolf Steiner, and books and lectures by other anthroposophists. But even within the first level, we start doing what the second level primarily consists of: focusing on certain ideas, images, and feelings. This is quite natural, because certain things will strike a chord within us more than others, and so we'll find ourselves dwelling on certain images and ideas unconsciously. The level that goes beyond ordinary intellectualizing and speculating starts with CONSCIOUSLY choosing certain ideas, images, and sayings, and contemplating these, continually filling your soul with them. For some people, visual images work best, while others prefer spoken words, depending on your personality -- -- -- some people being "iconic" learners and others "eidetic". (Has to do with the two hemispheres of the brain, among other things.)
Steiner gave out many visual images to meditate on in his lectures, which he called "Imaginations" (in old yoga they were called "yantras"). He also gave out many verses to recite, or mantras. One, called the Foundation Stone, was given to unite all members of the Society, while there are many others to the use--- in the morning and evening, for summer and winter, during sickness, to attune to the planets, to work with the archangel Michael, work with the planets ruling each day of the week, work with the dead, etc. Then there's a series of them he gave out as part of the first class of the school of spiritual science. These fifty-two mantras called the Calendar of the Soul verses are of course for each week in the year. For beginners, it's better to choose one mantra to use all the time at first, rather than having to learn a new one every week. Unless you have a good memory or are used to memorizing lines as an actor, it takes a bit of training to start to work with mantras. (I won't even go into to how our modern world trains us to be distracted and unfocused and therefore how against the grain concentrating on ANYTHING is.)
In my experience, the first thing is to develop the ability to commit a mantra to memory, so that you can call it up when you wish, without having to go look it up again. It's not much different than memorizing lines for a play. But here we run into a difficulty, in that the mantras were not created in English. There's a big difference between chanting "Om mani padme hum" and "the Jewel in the Lotus". Mantras are created with a rhythm in their original language. Steiner spoke a lot about the German language, and how it had retained words that had disappeared from other European languages because the Germanic people kept the old natural clairvoyance longer. He said he could become in our time what Sanskrit was in ancient times, THE language in which spiritual things were communicated. So with any mantra, you may start with an English translation, but what you want to do is get to work with the original. My translations are not very poetic or beautiful, because what I concentrated on was translating word for word so that someone can teach themselves the German from the English version easily. You can find many other English translations. The important thing is to be able to understand the meaning of the words to be able to think them. That I think is the first step, whether in English or German.
Then, as you use a mantra, of course something deeper happens. To use a comparison, an actor first learns lines or a singer learns the lyrics of a song, but then feeling flows into the acting or singing. Likewise, you don't stay in your head while you chant a mantra, either silently or aloud. If the mantra were only what you can get out of it by intellectual speculating on the meaning of the words, it would have no power. Far deeper powers than the intellect begin to become active when you repeat a mantra meditatively.
But, bearing that in mind, here is a little bit more in depth about the "meaning" of this week's calendar of the soul mantra. It's connected with the entire continuum of the cycle of the year, which is like a breathing process of the earth and of our souls-- we are asleep in summer and then wake up in winter, a process starting now in the Northern Hemisphere. That's why I wrote:
"The season of Autumn is the Michaelmas time, in which we are meant to develop Self (inner)-consciousness instead of the Nature (outer)-consciousness we have had all Summer. "
Then I referred to last week's verse, since they're part of a cycle:
"This developingself-consciousness by last week had produced a powerful force in our
soul-drives, which was sensed as a seed of future development going into the Autumn."
Now here's the mantra in German and my translation, which you can see is word for word, so that, for instance, anyone could see that "Aus Seelensonnenmacht" means "Out of Soul's Sun-Might"...
Ich kann in Innern neu belebt
Erfühlen eignen Wesens Weiten
Und kraftefüllt Gedankenstrahlen
Aus Seelensonnenmacht
Den Lebensrätseln lösend spenden,
Erfüllung manchem Wunsche leihen,
Dem Hoffnung schon die Schwingen lähmte.
I can in Inner newly alive
Feel my own Essence widen
And power-filled Thinking-rays
Out of Soul's Sun-Might
Life-Riddles loosening giving,
Fulfillment to many Wishes lending,
That before even the Hope for had its wings lamed.
I wrote:
This week, we feel this new force enlivening our inner selves andcausing our being to widen out of its isolation within self into the wide
world, and newly-empowered thinking finds itself able to solve what had been
before seemingly-insoluable mysteries of life; which in turn leads to the
feeling that many wishes, whose hopes of fulfillment we had given up on, we
now see it will be possible to realize.
To expand on it, if you choose to use this mantra you should feel that your inner self is opening to the outside world and widening in the first 2 lines, as if you're emerging out on your formerly isolated self. In the third line, notice the emphasis on thinking. The theme of the change from summer to winter is that we are taking something of the Sun into our selves from out of that "Sun" time of the year, and this is what is causing us to wake up, so a sort of "solar" force is in our thinking now. Feel this in the third and fourth lines. This can enable your conscious thinking to go beyond where it has gone in the past, so that what had seemed like riddles without answers now can be solved (fifth line). This in turn gives a strong feeling that many things you have wished for but had given up hope of ever having, now can become possible--- and this hopeful feeling for the future should fill us in the last two lines.
The change in the lines of the eurythmy form posted by Frankie express the same feelings (mantra #28).
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Palestinians from the Black September movement took five coaches, two wrestlers and two weightlifters hostage, from the Israeli compound in the Olympic village on 5th September. 2 were killed.
During tense negotiations, in which the Israelis refused to negotiate with the terrorists, the Palestinians demanded the release of 234 Arab and German prisoners held in Israel and West Germany, in return for the release of the nine hostages.
As part of the apparent deal with the West Germans, the hostage takers and hostages were to be transferred to Furstenfeldbruck military airbase before boarding a jet to Cairo, where they were told they would meet the 234 released prisoners (Israel would never have agreed to this).
11pm on 5th September, a firefight between West German police and the hostage takers began at the airbase. By 1:30 am, on this day, all nine hostages had been killed, one policeman, 4 hostage takers were dead, and three were taken alive.
On October 29th, Palestinian terrorists hijacked a Lufthansa jet in Beirut and managed to negotiate for the release of the three terrorists being held in West Germany in exchange for the civilians and crew on board the plane.
In an operation launched soon after by Israeli secret service, Mossad, 2 of these hostages were killed.
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San Francisco leads 1-0 (as of 6/11)
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Tim Lincecum acknowledges his confidence took a hit during his recent rough patch.
"I looked like I was lost," he said. "I'm finding my way. ... I've quit doubting myself."It sure seems that way -- and it didn't hurt to get plenty of support and even see a couple of balls clear the fences.Pat Burrell hit a go-ahead two-run homer in his Giants home debut back in his native Bay Area, helping Lincecum end a four-start winless streak and lead San Francisco past the Oakland Athletics 6-2 on Friday night in the Bay Bridge Series.Bengie Molina added a two-run shot in the sixth off Gio Gonzalez (6-4), ending a 98 at-bat homerless streak."It feels pretty good. It's just been so long," Molina said.The two runs from Burrell's homer doubled the Giants' total from all three games of a sweep by the A's last month in Oakland. His first drive since joining San Francisco on June 4 also snapped a 22-inning scoreless streak against the A's.Lincecum (6-2), the two-time reigning NL Cy Young Award winner, won for the first time since May 15 against Houston and ended a two-start skid at home.The right-hander sure seems back on track. He allowed two runs and seven hits, struck out seven and walked one in eight innings. His fastball found its spots and his off-speed stuff was right on target, too."That's the Timmy we know," manager Bruce Bochy said. "More than anything it was the rhythm he had going. His confidence grew. It looks like he's back on track. That's big for us."Brian Wilson relieved Jeremy Affeldt in the ninth with two outs and runners on the corners, getting Cliff Pennington on a called third strike to end the 2-hour, 21-minute game for his 16th save in 18 chances.Bochy moved rookie Buster Posey up to the No. 3 hole for the first time and dropped the struggling Pablo Sandoval to seventh. Posey delivered with an RBI triple in the seventh, when San Francisco scored another run on Tyson Ross' wild pitch.The hit gave Posey a 10-game hitting streak, longest by an NL rookie in 2010.Oakland's Kevin Kouzmanoff extended his career-best hitting streak to 12 games with an RBI single in the first that scored Ryan Sweeney after he advanced twice on wild pitches. It took Lincecum 17 pitches to get through the inning. After that, he cruised."As you get older, you expect more out of yourself, so the struggles are harder to take," Lincecum said. "It's nice to find my way out of the hole and know it's not an endless hole."Gabe Gross grounded out to end the first, starting a stretch in which Lincecum retired 16 of 17 batters and allowed only a one-out walk to Mark Ellis in the third before Kouzmanoff singled leading off the seventh. Jack Cust had a pinch-hit RBI single in the eighth for the A's, who were managed by bench coach Tye Waller as Bob Geren was attending the high school graduation of his son, Bobby.Gonzalez lost for the first time in six starts since a defeat May 12 at Texas. The lefty combined with closer Andrew Bailey on a three-hit shutout of San Francisco on May 22."They did their homework and they went out there and showed it," Gonzalez said.The Giants were eager to make up for that awful series against the A's."We remember," Molina said. "We're not trying to put these games as being key to the season but we want to come out and score some runs. Guys were pumped. I hope we bring that same intensity tomorrow."Gonzalez struck out on four pitches in his first career at-bat and first since 2006 while with Double-A Reading in the Phillies organization. He was 2 for 16 that season."He took one, then made a funny comment like, 'Whoa, that was fast,' " Molina said.Ellis stole second against Lincecum in the third. Runners have gone 17 of 17 on steal attempts with Lincecum on the mound dating to last season, including 14 for 14 this year.But Ellis also was called out in a close play at the plate in the first inning on a throw home from Posey at first.The Giants improved to 5-0 while wearing their "Orange Friday" home jerseys, outscoring opponents 28-7.Game notes
Giants LF Mark DeRosa, sidelined while dealing with numbness and nerve irritation in his left wrist and hand, was undergoing further tests Friday. A decision on the next step for him could be made in the coming days, and surgery is a possibility. ... Oakland CF Rajai Davis, whose left hamstring tightened up on a triple Monday, missed his fourth straight start but was expected to return to the lineup Saturday. ... C Landon Powell was called up from Triple-A Sacramento to replace Kurt Suzuki, who is on the bereavement list for the weekend series. ... The Giants sold out for the eighth time this season (41,817).
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Scoring Summary
1st | K Kouzmanoff singled to left, R Sweeney scored. | 1 | 0 | |
3rd | P Burrell homered to left (397 feet), J Uribe scored. | 1 | 2 | |
6th | B Molina homered to left (382 feet), J Uribe scored. | 1 | 4 | |
7th | A Torres scored, F Sanchez to third on wild pitch by T Ross. | 1 | 5 | |
7th | B Posey tripled to deep center, F Sanchez scored. | 1 | 6 | |
8th | J Cust reached on infield single to first, C Pennington scored. | 2 | 6 | |
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Stadium | AT&T Park, San Francisco, CA |
Attendance | 41,817 (99.8% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:21 |
Weather | 70 degrees, clear |
Wind | 14 mph |
Umpires | Home Plate - Tim Tschida, First Base - Bob Davidson, Second Base - Alfonso Marquez, Third Base - Tim Timmons |


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National Geographic News
Published December 21, 2009
Jurassic Park was packed with pseudo-science, but one of its fictions may have accidentally anticipated a dinosaur discovery announced today—venomous raptors.
Though a far cry from the movie's venom-spitting Dilophosaurus, the 125-million-year-old Sinornithosaurus may have attacked like today's rear-fanged snakes, a new study suggests.
Rear-fanged snakes don't inject venom. Instead, the toxin flows down a telltale groove in a fang's surface and into the bite wound, inducing a state of shock.
In Sinornithosaurus fossils, researchers discovered an intriguing pocket, possibly for a venom gland, connected to the base of a fang by a long groove, which likely housed a venom duct, the study says. Sinornithosaurus fangs also feature snakelike grooves in their surfaces.
"The ductwork leading out of the venom gland gave the venom a way to travel to the base of the teeth, where the venom welled up in the grooves," said study co-author paleontologist David Burnham of the University of Kansas Natural History Museum and Biodiversity Research Center.
"So when they sank their teeth into tissue of the victim, it allowed the venom, which was really enhanced saliva, to get into the wound."
Dinosaur's Venom Stupified Prey?
Turkey-size Sinornithosaurus, which likely had feathers, lived in the forests of what's now northeastern China, and was a member of the family Dromaeosauridae, as was another Jurassic Park baddie, Velociraptor. Birdlike Sinornithosaurus probably used its longish fangs to put the bite on prehistoric birds, Burnham said.
Like rear-fanged snakes and some lizards, the dinosaur probably had nonfatal venom that could shock its victims into a defenseless stupor—allowing Sinornithosaurus to eat in peace.
Dragons, Dinosaurs, and Venom's Shadowy Past
Burnham's research was inspired by the 2000 find of another possibly venomous dinosaur fang and by a recent discovery that the today's top lizard predator, the Komodo dragon, has a venomous bite that weakens victims so they can be eaten later.
Though believed to have descended from dinosaurs like Sinornithosaurus, today's birds are toothless and so lack a venom delivery system (though some birds do have toxic skin and feathers).
But Burnham is more interested in where Sinornithosaurus' venom ability came from than how it evolved.
"How primitive is venom really? Does it go all the way back to the archosaurs?" he said, referring to reptiles thought to have predated dinosaurs by 30 million years or more. "These are things people haven't really tested yet."
Findings to be published tomorrow in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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