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Elk Lighting 17051/2 Polished Chrome Retrospectives 2 Light Bathroom Vanity Light
Technical Specs
ADA | No |
Base Color | Chrome |
Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent |
Collection | Retrospectives |
Energy Efficient | No |
Energy Star | No |
Extension | 11 |
Finish Application | Polished |
Full Backplate | No |
Genre | Art Deco |
Height | 9 |
Light Direction | Down Lighting |
Location Rating | Damp Location |
Number of Bulbs | 2 |
Product Weight | 5 |
Reversible Mounting | Yes |
Shade | Yes |
Shade Color | White |
Shade Material | Glass |
Shade Shape | Schoolhouse |
Style | Retro |
Suggested Room Fit | Bathroom |
Voltage | 120 |
Wattage | 120 |
Watts Per Bulb | 60 |
Width | 18 |
This product has additional required/recommended options. To configure, add to your cart.
Bulbs Recommended
- White Glass Shade
- Reversible Mounting - May be installed with the glass pointed upward or downwards
- Manufactured for lighting in Damp Location
- Requires (2) 60 watt Medium (E26) base bulbs (Not Included)
Lamping Technology:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Height: 9"
- Width: 18" (measured from furthest point left to furthest point right on fixture)
- Extension: 11" (measured from mounting surface to furthest protruding point on fixture)
Electrical Specifications:
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Included: No
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
- Number of Bulbs: 2
- Watts Per Bulb: 60
- Wattage: 120
- Voltage: 120v
About Elk Lighting:
Lighting should be sophisticated, classy, and elegant. ELK Lighting fixtures are designed with these goals in mind. Originated in the early 1980s and in the Eastern Pennsylvania area, ELK Lighting continues to dominate and separate themselves from their competition. Between their own original and creative designs, as well as, their partnerships with celebrities, such as, Donald Trump, their collection of lighting fixtures will fit anyone's style. Check out why Elk Lighting might be that lighting enhancement you need.
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1 Question from the Community
This item measures 18"w x 9"h x 11" extension and has a 5" backplate.
What are the dimensions of the backplate? How far does the light itself extend from the wall? How long is the fixture including shades?
A. This item measures 18"w x 9"h x 11" extension and has a 5" backplate.
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I could get really fucking pissed off and say that I hate this guy and everyone misusing 'amen' to what he was saying.
But, you know what, no. I'm going to be the better person here. I don't hate people, in fact, what I'm standing up for is love. Love. Not locking people who are just loving eachother in a giant pen with an electrocuted fence for the rest of their lives.
That is so cruel and unjust and, I'm just going to say it, fucking ridiculous, that I can't even wrap my mind around it. You're treating intelligent, loving, wonderful human beings as you would treat cockroaches. Not even that, with cockroaches you'd just step on 'em and that would be the end, but no, instead you want to slowly starve 'lesbians and queers' until they die. Do you even understand how painful a death by starvation is? Not to mention, they would be cut off from everyone else they happen to love.
And what, in the end, will that even solve?!
He said that they would all die out because, as he says mockingly, they cannot reproduce, but what he doesn't understand is that they don't even need to. Killing all the present gay people isn't going to do anything. Some people are born that way, and that's that. It's not fucking unnatural, it happens, and quite a lot.
Did you know that roughly 20% of Americans are homosexual, and worldwide, The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force estimates three to eight percent in both sexes?
Did you also know that when a survey was taken in America, the average estimate was that 21% of men are gay and 22% of women are lesbians?
Oh, I have another fact for you. Homosexual behaviour has been observed in 1500 animal species.
In the last 10 years, the number of Americans saying they feel homosexuality should be considered an acceptable alternative lifestyle has gone from 38% (June 1992) to 51% (May 2002).
Yeah, that's May 2002.
Guess what?
It's 2012 now, baby. another 10 years later. I wonder what the percentage is now....?
So, you can rant and spout your horrifying craziness as much as you want, sir.
Just know that what is probably about 64% of the general population does not believe what you say. And I'll bet you that that number is growing. The President of the United States is for gay rights. Ellen DeGeneres is gay- yeah, the voice of Dory from Finding Nemo that I'll bet your kids (if anyone was unfortunate enough to have kids with you) watched when they were little.
I'll also bet you that they loved Dory. Who doesn't?
Oh, and I couldn't help but snicker about that last thing he said, something along the lines of 'Can you imagine kissing a man?!'
Oh, trust me, through the voice of a male character in my writing, I've done a whole lot more than imagining kissing a man.
One last comment.
The band who changed me and saved me, which I bet you've never done and could never hope to truly do to anyone, is very much for gay rights, as are a whole lot of other musicians and people in general, especially in my generation, also known as the generation who will be in control when you're dead and rotting.
Good day to you.
(Ah, and I would like to say that I go to church almost every Sunday. I am religious to a certain extent. I am a Christian.

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Just wanted to give you guys my thoughts on Stallworth as someone who's seen him up close for much of his career. I saw him play some at Tennessee and even went to the Saints minicamp after they drafted him. Watching him in person, I thought the guy was going to be a great player in the NFL because he's pretty strong for a guy with that type of speed. But in his time with the Saints, he was an underachiever and a guy who just put up some numbers on a bad team. There are a lot of guys that can do that. Not only did he get injured a lot, but he didn't really get a lot of separation from corners and he reportedly was fined a lot for missing meetings and such. But truthfully, the Saints were such an undisciplined, underachieving team as a whole, that you can't put all the blame on him. Jim Haslett was known for being very lax with his players, so Stallworth wasn't exactly the only player that underachieved. Sean Payton takes over last year and dumps Stallworth after reportedly not being impressed with his work ethic. He goes to a good system in Philadelphia, and truthfully, I thought he looked a lot better on the field and showed signs of turning it around. I saw him becoming a legitimate big play threat and I hear of no off the field issues, but he once again gets hurt and misses some games for the Eagles. But he still seems to be happy playing for a more disciplined team in the Eagles, and professes that he wants to come back there for another year. Now, he signs with a top organization in the Pats and reportedly passes up more money from the Titans. These are all good signs to me that he could be ready to reach his potential. Stallworth is not a bad guy. He very well could have just been in a bad situation with the Saints that brought out the worst in him. He is a quiet guy and the type you could see easily influenced by others. In New England, he will have much more positive influences than in New Orleans, where the only focus is on winning. So I can see him reaching his potential and becoming a top 15-top 20 receiver in the league. Either way, I think it's a good signing for the Pats considering that it's basically a one year deal. There is some risk involved with him, but the contract basically limits all of that.
Nice post, Coltsfan, and thanks for the insight on a player most of us don't know that much about. Congrats on your SB win. You'll get heckled here, for sure, the Colts aren't our favorite team, but I'm glad you posted.
This does seem to point to good things for Stallworth....all signs of maturity perhaps. He surely couldn't ask for a better situation to be in. I guess the first indicators of his new-found maturity will be his level of participation in the offseason conditioning program. I hope better coaching will improve his separation, if not, Tom won't be throwing many balls his way. And wasn't Horn the #1 WR and Stallworth was the #2? If so, I wonder just how much we can expect from Stallworth. His biggest contribution might be to let Caldwell/Gaffney work against the #2 CB.
Your post is appreciated. You seem like a well mannered, thoughtful poster so please feel free to discuss other topics as well. Since you have helped me by not having to start another Stalworth thread, here are my thoughts:
Well written post, and it's nice you provided negatives and positives. You confirmed some thoughts many of us have had about Stallworth. It's always better to hear from one who has watched him closely for awhile. We're looking forward to having him in the mix.
Yeah, things like missing meetings and training sessions and such can't help you become a better player on the field. And when Haslett was the coach, I always heard on the radio how the locker room was filled with guys playing PlayStation in the locker room. I just can't see how that type of atmosphere in conducive to winning and getting the most out of players. Reports were that he was more mature the older he got with the Saints. I think he is a kid who realizes the mistakes that he made (Joe Horn was quoted when the Saints traded him that he had noone to blame but himself), and is going to do the best he can to rectify it. Maybe he won't, but it's a good gamble considering the contract and his talent. Horn was the #1 WR there. I think Stallworth at his best can be a #1 WR. I don't think he'll ever be a top 5 receiver or anything like that, but he can still be very good.


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Banana Waffles with Pecans
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A lot of butter in the batter makes these waffles extra crisp. As a general rule, adding less butter to a batter results in a fluffier waffle. Recipe By: Grace Parisi Servings: Makes sixteen 4-inch waffles
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Calories | 0 |
Total Fat | 0 |
Saturated Fat | 0 |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 0 |
Total Carbohydrate | 0 |
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Total Time: 1 hr
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- 1/2 cup(s) pecans
- 1.50 cup(s) all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup(s) yellow cornmeal
- 1 tablespoon(s) baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1.25 cup(s) milk
- 1.50 stick(s) (6 ounces) unsalted butter, melted
- 3 large eggs, separated
- 2 large ripe bananas, quartered lengthwise and cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup(s) sugar
- Maple syrup, for serving
- Preheat the oven to 350°F. Spread the pecans in a pie plate and bake for 10 minutes, or until golden. Let cool, then coarsely chop. Lower the oven temperature to 225°F.
- Preheat a waffle iron. In a large bowl, whisk the flour with the cornmeal, baking powder and salt. In a small bowl, combine the milk, melted butter and egg yolks. Stir the liquid into the dry ingredients just until moistened; lumps are okay. Fold the bananas into the batter.
- In a clean bowl, beat the egg whites at medium speed until frothy. Increase the speed to high and beat until firm peaks form. Add the sugar and beat until the whites are stiff and glossy. Fold the whites into the batter until no streaks remain.
- Oil or butter the waffle iron. Pour 1 1/4 cups of batter into the iron and bake until the waffle is golden, about 6 minutes, depending on the iron. Transfer the waffle to an oven rack to keep warm. Continue to cook the remaining batter in 3 batches. (There should be no need to regrease the iron between waffles.) Separate the waffles and serve with the toasted pecans and maple syrup.
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The current draft is the seventh revision of the standard. An initial draft was reviewed by ASPRS members in October 2013. This was followed by a revised draft which addressed some, though not all of the comments received during the October review. That revision was published in the December issue of PE&RS to encourage wide dissemination and comment. The comment period for review of the PE&RS version closed February 1, 2014. A third revision was presented at the ASPRS 2014 Spring conference in Louisville. Revision 4 incorporated Board of Director's and ASPRS member feedback from the spring conference and was then submitted for internal review. Revision 5, addressed remaining issues and was intended to be a final draft submitted for final public review prior to Board Approval. While in line with all prior comment, Revision 6 included a significant revision to how horizontal accuracies are presented. Numerical associations did not change. Revision 6 was primarily intended for internal review by those who had provided prior feedback and concerns; however, anyone was welcome to provide comments. Revision 7 includes the final comments and is being submitted to the Board of Directors for review and approval.
In the summer of 2011, the Photogrammetric Applications Division (PAD) and Primary Data Acquisition Divisions (PDAD) held a series conference calls with the intent of forming a committee to update and revise the existing ASPRS Map Accuracy Standards for Large Scale Maps. The existing standard is primarily intended for published maps and has several shortcomings when applied to new digital technologies. Currently, there is no consistent and appropriate accuracy standard that applies specifically to new technologies for digital geospatial data.
At the November 2011 ASPRS Pecora Conference in Washington DC a meeting was held to present a draft concept and initiate the effort to update and revise the existing accuracy standard. The initial draft concept outline for the standard was presented by Dr. Qassim Abdullah. This outline was based on discussions during the initial teleconferences as well as Dr. Abdullah's extensive past work on the subject through his PE&RS Mapping Matters column. Several conference calls were held to assimilate more information, identify, discuss and resolve key issues.A Hot Topic session was presented in Sacramento (Spring, 2012) to solicit additional feedback from the membership. During this session, an updated accuracy table was presented by Dr. Dave Maune, based on the concepts outlined in the initial draft concept and additional work Dr. Maune was doing related to an update of the US Army Corps of Engineers engineering manual sections on mapping guidelines and standards.This table was further revised over the summer and an updated version was presented at the 2012 Fall conference in Tampa Bay. After the 2012 fall conference, a subcommittee chaired by Dr. Maune and including Dr. Abdullah and Karl Heidemann, worked to develop a complete working draft of a new standard. The initial draft was reviewed by the overall committee. Additional comments, modifications and contributions were incorporated into the current version, which is now being submitted for review and comment by the overall ASPRS membership.
ASPRS slide presentation on Version 7 final draft (Qassim Abdullah, Denver Pecora, 2014 - Pending submital of final slides)
ASPRS slide presentation on Version 5 (Qassim Abdullah, Louisville, 2014)
ILMF slide presentation on Version 5 (Dave Maune, Denver, 2014)
The version of the standard initially published in PE&RS in December 2013 is provided here as a reference. While several significant updates and revisions have been made since, this version is useful as a reference as it provides more extentisive background information and represents the core effort on which the final versions are based.
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- August, 2011 - Initial effort initiated
- November, 2011 (Pecora Conference) - Initial outline proposed
- Spring/Fall 2012 - Meetings were held in Sacramento and Tampa Bay; further discussion ensued
- Winter 2012/Spring 2013 - A drafting committee was formed and a preliminary draft developed to address what were viewed as the core elements of the standard, recognizing that some of the needs identified in earlier meetings would need to be completed as future modules or additions.
- September/October, 2013 - Initial e-mail comment and review by ASPRS membership (Comment period closed Oct. 14, 2013)
- December, 2013 - Revised draft published in PE&RS for full public review (comment period closed February 1, 2014)
- February/March 2014 - Revised and restructured draft to meet ASPRS standards templates requirements, address all comments and incorporate additional work related to horizontal accuracies of elevation data and low confidence area development, published March 21, 2014
- March 25, 2014 - Special Session presentation followed by discussion: ASPRS Conference in Louisville, Kentucky; Tuesday, March 25, 2014 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- June 30, 2014 - Final revisions made and approved through internal committee review.
- September/October 2014 - Target dates for final public review, adjudication of comments and final submital to the Board for approval
- Nov. 17 - Board Submital
- Nov. 20 - Presentation of final draft at Fall Pecora Conference
Committee Members
Current Comments and Background Materials
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Existing Standard: ASPRS Accuracy Standards for Large-Scale Maps, 1990
Existing Standard: ASPRS Guidelines, Vertical Accuracy Reporting for Lidar Data, 2004
FGDC Reporting Standard: National Standard for Spatial Data Accuracy (NSSDA), 1998
Initial Draft Concept Outline for New Standard (Pecora 2011)
(Excel spreadsheet summarizing comments received and actions taken)
Comments 2013-12-04 HCS.docx
TomAsbeck_Low Confidence Area Polygons.docx
Comments of J Höhle_240614.pdf
This is not a comprehensive list of all issues discussed. The document provides detailed background information and discussion in support the assumptions made and final approaches selected therein. Additional background detail is also included in the first draft narrative version of the standard, as published in PE&RS in December 2013. The link to that document is posted on this web site. The discussion here is intended to provide background clarification for those selected key issues that received significant discussion and debate in the course of developing the draft standard.
Map scale, ground sample distance (GSD) and pixel size:There has been continued debate regarding how to assign accuracy classes to digital orthophotography and planimetric data,
Revision 6 presents accuracies that are independent of scale and pixel size. Associations to scale and pixel size, as related to both legacy data and current technologies, are now presented as guidelines in the Annex tables and not presented as standards.
Initial proposals utilized the GSD of the source imagery (ie. the distance on the ground represented by one pixel in the digital image). This was problematic since the accuracy of the final data depends on many factors other than the acquisition GSD. These include the sensor itself, ground control accuracies, direct georeferencing or aerotriangulation methods used, and compilation or rectification methods.
For digital orthophotography, a distinction was made between the GSD of the source image and the GSD of the orthophoto. GSD was used to refer to the raw image resolution; "pixel size" is used to refer to the resolution of the rectified orthophoto.
For planimetric data, the issue was more complicated. With digital data, there is no "published" map scale as the data can be printed or viewed at any zoom resolution. However, all planimetric data does have a specific resolution or target scale for which it was designed to support. This is determined by the resolution of the source imagery, compilation methodologies (ie. point spacing and the level of detail digizited) and other factors. While the data can certainly be viewed or printed at scales that exceed the intended target scale, doing so does not improve the accuracy or level of generalization. For this reason prior revisions based accuracies on a map scale factor which is defined as the design map scale, or the scale for which the data was designed to be viewed and printed. The Map Scale Factor was introduced to facilitate a simple formula for computing accuracy thresholds at any scale. This solution was workable for projects requiring scaled planimetric maps (whether digital or plotted), though still problematic for horizontal data not tied to scale or pixel size.
NSSDA equations in relating RMSE to 95% confidence levels:The NSSDA equations that use RMSE to compute the error range at a 95% confidence level are only statistically correct under the very restrictive condition that the mean error equals zero. This condition rarely occurs. Further, the RMSE statistics are only valid for normally distributed data. However, in many common applications, empirical results indicate that if the mean error is small, and the data is normally distributed, the NSSDA equations can represent a reasonable approximation of the error range at a 95% confidence level. As the mean error increases, the approximation is less accurate and tends to overestimate the range of errors. This is not well documented in the NSSDA standard. In addition, RMSE by itself does not fully characterize other aspects of the data set accuracies. As such, RMSE is applicable only for normally distributed data sets with all systematic errors removed. Ensuring that the data set meets these requirements requires careful evaluation of the other statistical parameters.
Approach to Using RMSE in New Standard: RMSE is used in the existing standard and is a long established, well understood and widely used parameter for estimating geospatial data accuracies for normally distributed data sets. Further, as a simple to use, single parameter threshold, RMSE appropriately characterizes the absolute accuracy of the data set (as opposed to the relative accuracy or precision about the mean). For these reasons, the new standard continues to use RMSE as the accuracy threshold for normally distributed data sets. 95% values that correlate to the NSSDA reporting standard are listed in the table as reference. Clarifying text was added to indicate the limitations of that relationship and to explain the necessity of evaluating other statistical parameters to ensure that the data set has had all systematic errors removed and meets conditions for normally distributed data. Further, for lidar accuracies in vegetated areas (which are known to be biased and not normally distributed), thresholds are based on the 95th percentile accuracies and do not use RMSE values. The current standard was intended to provide simple to use and straight-forward thresholds for the most common data sets. It does not preclude future modules or addendum that address the more complex case of data sets that do not meet these criteria. In fact all efforts were made to facilitate incorporating this work when/if it is pursued.
Modular Standard: Several comments to date have indicated that other modules may be needed. These include: Assessment of linear data; rigorous total propagated uncertainty (TPU) models for our products (as opposed to ground truthing against independent data sources); more detailed statistics that do not rely on the assumption of normally distributed data; and image quality factors (such as edge definition and other characteristics). The current standard is intended to be the base standard needed to replace the existing standard for Large Scale Maps and to meet the immediate need of better addressing current digital technologies. Additional modules should be pursued and can be added by subject matter experts in these fields as they are developed.
Published data set vs. source data points:The standard is replacing the existing "map accuracy standard" and as such applies to values interpolated from the final data sets. The standard is not necessarily evaluating the system accuracy at discrete source points such as lidar returns or digitized points. Elevation accuracies are assessed as interpolated from a TIN generated from the final digital elevation model. Planimetric accuracies are measured at well-defined and readily identifiable features.
Spot Elevations: Higher accuracy spot elevation points are not specified by the new standard. Spot elevations were primarily used on cartographic contour maps, published at a fixed map scale, to aid in the accurate interpolation of elevations at key locations between drawn or interpolated contours. With current GIS, DTM and lidar technologies spot elevation points tied to a specific contour interval are less relevant. The new standard uses a single accuracy threshold to specify the accuracy of elevations interpolated from the source terrain model and moves away from specifying accuracies in terms of contour intervals.
More stringent that past standards: New technologies can achieve higher accuracies than required by prior standards. This standard faciliates more stringent accuracies than the existing 1990 standard.
Early comments indicated that, particularly for orthophoto imagery, additional classes may need to be added, or some of the higher classes may need to be relaxed to address applications where less stringent accuracies are required. Significant objections and concerns were raised with regards to proposed structure used in Revision 3 of the standard (March 2014) presented at the Spring Conference. That version listed Class 1 as the highest accuracy class appropriate for new technologies and very stringent project design; Class 2 corresponded to a typical high accuracy mapping project and corresponded to Class 1 in the old standard. The concern was that agencies and users would have difficulty adjusting to specifying Class 2 for the majority of their work, when Class 1 was the standard for so many years. To address this, Revision 5 introduced a Class 0 accuracy. In that version (Revision 5, July 2014), Class 0 represents the highest accuracy class; Class 1 corresponds to the Class 1 standard from the prior standard which is in widespread use and is still applicable for most high accuracy mapping projects.
Revision 6 solves this issue by abandoning discrete classes and referencing accuracy classes to the RMSEx and RMSEy thresholds they represent. This provides 100% flexibility for users and data providers to establish the most appropriate accuracy class for the application, given the very wide variation that now occurs in sensors, approaches and other critical factors. Annex B tables provide guidelines to choose the appropriate RMSE accurcy class as associated to both legacy data and prior standards as well as for what can be achieved with new technology.


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ARLINGTON -- Pitching on short rest was no problem for Ervin Santana on a night the Angels' hitters went long and longer.
With Santana pitching on three days' rest for the first time in his career, the Angels brought out the heavy lumber on Saturday against C.J. Wilson, bombing four home runs against the Texas ace.
In Rangers Ballpark, there is no assurance that will get the job done. The Angels, fully aware of the dangers, didn't stop there, banging a fifth homer en route to an 8-4 decision that sliced Texas' American League West lead back to two games.
"He deals against us every time," Peter Bourjos said of Wilson. "It doesn't feel like he misses his spot very often. Tonight we finally got to him."
Bourjos, fellow outfielders Vernon Wells and Mike Trout and catcher Bobby Wilson took Wilson deep. Joining the long-ball party, Howard Kendrick unloaded in the seventh against Kohi Uehara.
"Five home runs, that's big-time for us," Santana said, beaming. "[Wilson] didn't have his best stuff, and we took our hacks."
Santana went seven innings, yielding four earned runs on four hits and a walk, striking out two. Hisanori Takahashi claimed his second save, defusing a Rangers rally in the ninth.
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Pitching on three days' rest, Santana said, wasn't nearly as big an issue as laboring in smoldering heat.
"It feels hot -- really hot," he said. "I didn't even think about the rest. Everything was working. I threw some good changeups. They were a little too fast -- 88 to 91 [mph] -- but I got outs with the changeup. That really helps."
Santana departed after 95 deliveries, and Scott Downs worked a perfect eighth. When Jordan Walden faltered, loading the bases with one out in the ninth, Takahashi induced a double-play grounder from David Murphy to wrap it up.
"That was a matchup move," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of his decision to summon Takahashi against the left-handed swinger. "Murphy's a guy who, if you make a mistake, can tie the game. We went with Hisanori, and he threw a good fastball in a good zone after falling behind 2-0."
Santana moved to 10-9, while Wilson dropped to 13-6. Wilson had outdueled Santana 10 days earlier in Anaheim.
"The ultimate thing is, like you saw from Santana tonight, it doesn't really matter how much rest you get," Wilson said. "If you hit your spots, that's what you need to focus on. That's not a strength thing, that's a mechanics thing. I wasn't hitting my spots tonight."
Wilson entered the game having surrendered just 10 home runs in 181 innings -- and only two in his previous 15 starts.
Wells, a multi-sport high school star in Arlington, got things started for the Angels with his one-out homer to center in the second, his 18th of the season.
Going back in the files, Wells pulled out video from 2006 in Toronto to connect with the hitter he was and intends to be again. He made a few alterations in his setup, and the early returns -- 10 hits in his past 20 at-bats -- are highly encouraging.
"That's the kind of year I should be having," Wells said, referring to 2006. "Home runs will come, but I need to hit line drives, for average. I always said I wasn't a home-run hitter, that the home runs I hit were line drives that carried."
After Wells got it started, Torii Hunter's two-out, broken-bat RBI single made it 2-0 in the third. Bourjos had reached on a force after Maicer Izturis' second hit, stealing second and advancing on Mike Napoli's throwing error.
With two outs in the fourth, 20-year-old Trout unloaded his third homer to left-center. While the Angels were still celebrating in the dugout, Wilson lifted his first homer of the season deep into the left-field seats.
Retiring the first nine men he faced, Santana hit Ian Kinsler with a 1-2 pitch leading off the fourth and walked Elvis Andrus on four pitches. Michael Young's sacrifice fly cashed in Kinsler after Josh Hamilton's infield out, and Napoli slashed a single to center to score Andrus from third.
Leading off the fifth, Bourjos victimized Wilson for the fourth time. His homer to left was his ninth of the season and fifth in his past 16 games. Bourjos would narrowly miss another homer when Hamilton went to the wall in the eighth to flag down his drive and start a double play.
Following Bourjos' homer, Erick Aybar's two-out single drove home Kendrick, who'd singled.
The Rangers struck back with a two-run homer by Murphy, who'd mashed a grand slam in the series opener on Friday.
Kendrick greeted Uehara with his second blast to center field in as many nights. Hunter followed with a double, scoring on Wells' triple to the right-center gap.
The five solo home runs represented a franchise rarity. It had been done only once before, by the 1985 Angels. Reggie Jackson homered twice in the April 23 game against the A's.
The Angels will try to shave another game off Texas' lead behind ace Jered Weaver, who also goes on three days' rest for the first time when he faces Colby Lewis in Sunday night's series finale.
Lyle Spencer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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'Most differences between couples are about supremacy'
Blame it on issues over supremacy, financial or educational status or discontent in marriage life, complaints of harassment against women are on the rise in the city in 2011 when compared to 2009 and 2010.
Yet, 70 per cent of the victim's problems were solved through counselling by the city police and 30 per cent were left for logical conclusion before a court of law.
Harassment against wife includes, beating of woman by husband in inebriated condition, abuse by mother-in-law, father-in-law and relatives, suspecting fidelity of the woman, blaming wife for childlessness, blaming her parents, disability harassment, spying on their activities, verbal and nor-verbal abuse are the forms of harassment reported.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Hema Karunakaran said that most of the differences between wife and husband were over supremacy and that too in the age group of 21 – 30 years.
When a woman approaches an All Women Police Station to file a complaint, priority is given for resolving the issue through expert counselling. The last option is registering a case, she added.
When a husband or relative subject her to cruelty, a case would be filed under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code in which, the guilty, upon conviction would get three years of imprisonment and fine.
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Why dont we see him ever supporting, good peeler, mobile wards, doesnt need gold to be effective.
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One thing that is very debatable in your arguement, and the reason you don't see him supporting often... is that Maokai generally does need gold to be effective. He just doesn't scale with abilities as well and other support-tanks. Alistar or Leona can go straight into mid game at the 30 minute mark with nothing in their inventories but Tier 2 boots, a Ruby Sightstone and Shurelya's Reverie, and a little bonus MP5 and they are still the devastating, teamfight swaying, CC power houses they always are. Maokai needs a hefty chunk of HP as well as some well rounded defensive stats and a lot of mana regen to work in a fight. Sure he's a viable support, he just isn't as good as other tanks at scaling without solid gold income.
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On Tuesday, NJ Transit Board Member Flora Castillo was honored by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) as the 2010 Outstanding Public Transportation Board Member for her contributions to the public transportation industry. The award was presented at APTA's annual meeting, held this year in San Antonio, Texas.
Castillo was first appointed to the NJ Transit board in 1999 by then-Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, making her the first Latina and the youngest member to serve on the board. She currently chairs the Board's Customer Service and Administration committees, overseeing an annual budget of more than $3 billion and 11,000 employees.
"During her tenure as an NJ Transit board member, Flora Castillo has maintained a sharp focus on the needs of the State's public transit customers," said New Jersey Transportation Commissioner and NJ Transit Board Chairman James Simpson. "I know she will continue to concentrate on initiatives that are in the best interests of New Jersey's rail, bus and light rail riders."
"It is a privilege to contribute to NJ Transit in the name of our customers and employees, and I am honored to be recognized by APTA for my service as a member of the NJ Transit board of directors," said Castillo. "I appreciate APTA's commitment to advancing public transportation around the nation and strengthening awareness of its vital importance to our mobility and economy."
As APTA's Vice Chair of Transit Board Members, Castillo has helped to increase board members' participation in APTA committees and initiated activities to enhance professional development. Her accomplishments include participation in the development of a training curriculum for Transit Board members in partnership with the National Transit Institute and the ENO Foundation. She also initiated a program where APTA Board Members are invited to write articles for Passenger Transport Magazine, enabling them to share their experiences with other board members around the country. Additionally, Castillo conceived the idea of quarterly Webinars for board members to share best practices around the country, in which hundreds of board members participated.
During her tenure at NJ Transit, Castillo has worked diligently to ensure quality service for customers, including increased seating capacity, cleaner trains and buses, and new equipment, and she played a key role in enhancing customer amenities for new multilevel rail cars that NJ Transit has been placing into service on its busiest rail lines.
Born and raised in El Salvador, Castillo immigrated to Long Island, N.Y. in 1981. She received her Bachelor's degree in Public Administration from Long Island University. Castillo is a graduate of the Christine Todd Whitman Excellence in Public Services Series and The Leadership Inc. Program of Philadelphia.
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North Korea and US talk for first time since Kim Jong-il's death
Talks today between North Korea and the US could provide insight to whether North Korea's new government is ready for change.
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The US and North Korea entered a new round of exploratory talks Thursday in Beijing amid flickering hopes that they would lead at long last to six-party talks on North Korea's nuclear program.
As Glyn Davies, the new US envoy to North Korea, sat down with his highly experienced counterpart, Kim Kye-gwan, a basic question was how or whether North Korean policy has changed since the death in December of North Korea's longtime leader, Kim Jong-il.
Mr. Davies entered the talks saying it was a "positive sign" and "a good thing" that North Korea wanted the talks so soon after the transition from Kim Jong-il to his son, Kim Jong-un.
Analysts see the meetings as a tug-of-war. North Korea wants to get the dialogue moving again in order to secure the food that it desperately needs as its stocks run low during the long, harsh winter months. The US has the opportunity to push North Korea toward giving up its nuclear program by holding out on food aid until it sees progress.
"Kim Kye-gwan is eager to make a breakthrough," says Choi Jin-wook, North Korea expert at the Korea Institute of National Unification. "He initiated the talks."
Mr. Choi doubts the US is going to consider North Korea's anxiety about food unless,or until, North Korea makes a significant concession on its nuclear program. After Kim Jong-il's death, North Korea's state media hailed the program as Kim Jong-il's "greatest legacy" and the government has shown no signs of willingness to abandon it.
"The positions of the US and North Korea are quite different," Choi says, though "six-party talks are still possible."


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03.10.06 - By Mike Casile: Outrageous statements, declaring greatness, has been done over and over, in the world of boxing. The only time it really seems to mean anything, is when the person making those statements, follows through. Right now we have a fighter in Floyd Mayweather Jr., that has all the god given talent in the world, he certainly has the mouth, and most importantly, he wants to go down as the greatest fighter of all time. He has compared his talent to Muhammad Ali, and Sugar Ray Robinson. I can not say that he does not have the same ability, but lets compare accomplishment, not ability. Mayweather, a pro fighter for TEN years is, 36 0 24 (KOs). Sugar Ray Robinson was 36 0 25(KOs) less than TWO years into his career, and the irony is that he fought Jake La Motta in his Tenth year. He defeated LaMotta, but he was tested. Robinson fought for 25 years, and finished with a record of 173 19 108(KOs). We also have to keep in mind, that a majority of those losses came 17 years into his career. He was amazing. Mayweather also claimed to be better than Muhammad Ali. That statement could be closer to the truth, considering the amount of wins and KOs both fighters had after 10 years, but ALI lost 3 years of his first ten years, and he fought a much better grade of opposition. Mayweather does not seem to be looking very hard for his Frazier or LaMotta. He seems content on beating his mandatory, and dethroning the lesser fighters. He is winning, that is a fact that is undeniable, but his legacy will be lost, in his inability to be more active, and to fight the best. There is the possibity of Floyd suffering the same fate as Roy Jones. Jones waited so long to fight anybody that would give him a real fight, that by the time he actually found the WILL to do it, his skills had diminished, and he was knocked out by two fighters of lesser talent. Yes, Roy had the talent, just like Mayweather, but he squandered it, to keep his record clean. But where is his legacy? What makes a fighter great is not his record. It is who he is willing to fight. Oscar De La Hoya never ran from anyone. He has losses, but those were real fights. He did not get KOd by Oba Carr, or Yory boy Campos, or Vargas. He lost is toe to toe battles, with the best the world had to offer, and his legacy will be rewarded for it. Mayweather seems to believe, that if he keeps fighting lesser opponents, he will somehow be considered great, because he has the skill. But I think it was Muhammad Ali who said it best. To be a great fighter, you need the WILL and the skill, but a little more WILL. Right now, Floyd Mayweathers skill is unbelievable, possibly the best since Ali, but his will, is that of an average fighter, clinging to the top, and looking for the biggest purse. As time passes, the skill will go, and if the will is not there, his legacy will pass right along with it. I will not call Floyd Mayweather Jr. a fraud. His is a tremendous talent that should be showcasing it on a broader scale, with better opponents. Maybe it is all about the money, and like he said, I dont care about belts, I dont need trinkets, other fighters need me, to make money. Thats statement may be even sadder than the ALI, Robinson statement, but deep in our hearts, we all wish he had the WILL. We all wish he could be like the movies, and step up to that dare to be great situation, but we all know that is fantasyland. It is the major reason Rocky 6 is due to hit theaters in December, giving fight fans what they yearn for. A fighter with the WILL to be a champion. The Philadelphia Boxing Report ESPN 920 Philly
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Picking an all-area team is never easy, and in some years it is more difficult than others. With that said, the 2008-09 Daily World All-Area boys basketball team was no different. Sports writers and fans get caught in numbers, but sometimes numbers alone don't tell the complete story. Although it is an individual honor, the success of the team has to be considered as well, plus intangibles. There were a couple of players that deserved consideration, but did not make the final cut for various reasons. The sports staff at the Daily World finally decided 10 players -- five players on the first team and five more on the second team -- that were deserving of such an honor. First team Jacob Birch, White River Valley, Sr. -- Birch was one of the most improved players in the area this season. The senior swing man had one of the best scoring games in the area past five or six seasons. In an 83-33 victory over Union (Dugger) on Feb. 17, Birch poured in a career-high 38 points. He also tossed in 30 points in a 64-57 victory over Shakamak on Jan. 23. He was the only player to score at least 30 points twice in 2008-09. For the season, he averaged 16.5 ppg, second in the area and the best of his career, which started at Eastern Greene. He was the area's most accurate foul shooter this season. He made 99 of 116, an .853 clip. Andy Cochrane, Bloomfield, Jr. -- This 6-3 forward paced the Cardinals in scoring at 12.2 ppg, earning a spot on the first team for a second consecutive season. He was among the leaders in 3-point shooting. Cochrane connected on 50 of 125, good for 40 percent. He was 6-for-8 shooting and scored 16 points in the sectional championship game against Eastern Greene, including 11 to key a second-half comeback. In the Class 2A Southridge Regional against Brownstown Central, he also made 6 of 8 and finished with 15 points. David Gray, Eastern Greene, Sr. -- David Gray is one of those players whose contributions cannot be measured by statistics alone, according to Eastern Greene coach Andy Igel. Gray, who was honorable mention Academic All-State, only averaged a meager 5.1 points per game, but night in and night out defended the opponents best perimeter player.. Gray averaged 1.5 steals and 1.4 deflections per game, pacing the Thunderbirds both categories. His 37 steals was near the top among area players. Igel said that Gray, who was named to the all-SWIAC team, was the hardest working player that he has ever coached during his 13 years at Eastern Greene. Billy Newton, Shakamak, Jr. -- This junior forward is an All-Area first-team selection for the third consecutive season. He led all area players in scoring for the third straight year. The 6-3 Newton poured in 20.0 points per game on average. He made 56.7 percent of his shots to go with a team best 6.9 rebounds per game. Newton, who led the area with 108 made free throws (.692 percentage) has already eclipsed the 1,000-point plateau in his career. He was an all-Tri-River Conference and all-Southwestern Indiana Athletic Conference selection again this season. Scored a career-high 31 points in a 90-56 victory over North Vermillion to begin the season on Nov. 29, 2008. Jordan Tharp, Linton-Stockton, Sr. -- Tharp was one of the most consistent performers in the area this season. Rarely did this senior center score in single digits. He possessed one of the most accurate mid-range jumpers, averaging 10.5 points per game. Tharp was one of seven area players score in double digits on average. Tharp, who was a second-team All-Area selection last year, also paced the Miners in rebounding. Like Gray, Tharp was honorable mention Academic All-State. Second team Logan Chesterfield, Union (Dugger), Sr. -- This senior guard finished his career by averaging 10.1 ppg, earning a spot on the second unit for a second year in a row. Chesterfield made the all-Southwestern Indiana Athletic Conference team and was a second-team all-TRC selection. Chesterfield shot 70 percent from the foul line -- making 74 of 105 attempts. He also averaged 3.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game. B.J. Howard, Union (Dugger), Sr. -- Although his scoring fell slightly this season, this 6-0 swingman finished third in the area in scoring -- 13.0 ppg per game. Howard, who was a first-team selection a year ago, had one of three 30-plus point games in the area during the boys basketball season. He poured in career-high 31 at North Knox in December. He led the Bulldogs with 38 3-pointers while making 32 percent from distance. Howard, who was a first-team all-Tri-River Conference selection, also was among the leaders in the area in rebounding (6.2 per game) and steals (2.2). Kurt Schulte, Bloomfield, Sr. -- Schulte was one of the most-improved players in the area this season. Starting in his career for the first time on varsity, Schulte was one of the area's most accurate shooters. The forward shot 56 percent from the field, making 74 of 133 attempts. He averaged 9.2 points per game Schulte had a flair for the dramatic as he made three free throws in the final seconds as the Cardinals defeated Eastern Greene in the Class 2A Sectional championship game. One night earlier, Schulte hit what proved to be the game-winning 3-pointer in the final seconds of overtime in a sectional semifinal victory over South Knox. Jared Shelton, White River Valley, Jr. -- Shelton had a season-high 24 points in a 64-53 victory at Linton-Stockton in December. He made 9 of 13 shots, including 4 of 6 3-pointers, to go with four rebounds, two steals and four assists. For the season, Shelton was fourth in the area in scoring -- 12.9 points per game. Shelton, who was on the first unit in 2008, made 52 of 75 free throws, good for a .693 clip. Rick Tally, Bloomfield, Sr. -- Tally's was among the best in the area in field goal shooting. He connected on 70 of 109 shots, which is good for over 64 percent, earning a spot on the second team for a second straight season. The 6-3 center was among the area leaders in rebounds at 6.3 per game. He also scored 8.3 points on average. Tally, another player who contribution goes far beyond the stat sheet, had just 13 blocked shots on the season. But his block against Jeramy Lucas helped the Cardinals defeat the defending champion South Knox Spartans by one point in overtime in the sectional semifinals. B.J. Hargis is the sports editor at the Greene County Daily World. 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