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The 2014-15 season
John Cranko Schule
Anna Osadcenko
Principal Dancer
Tatjana, Olga
Su. 07.06.2015 18:00
Anna Osadcenko was born in Alma-Ata in Kazakhstan where she received her first ballet training at the Academie A. B. Selesnew. From September 2000 she attended the John Cranko Schule in Stuttgart, where she graduated in July 2001. In January 2000 Anna Osadcenko participated in the Prix de Lausanne with the Kitri-Variations from
Don Quijote
(after Marius Petipa) and
, a work which was especially created for her by Christian Spuck, resident choreographer of the Stuttgart Ballet and won the Prix de l'espoir.
For her part in the Pas de deux
Fanfare LX
, Anna Osadcenko was named in the critics' choice 2014 of the magazine Dance Europe as "Outstanding Dancer".
After being an apprentice with the Stuttgart Ballet, Anna Osadcenko became a Corps de ballet member in 2002/03. In the season 2005/06 she was promoted to Demi Soloist, in 2007/08 to Soloist and in 2008/09 to Principal Dancer.
Leading Roles with the Stuttgart Ballet
Bite (Katarzyna Kozielska)
Bolero (Maurice Béjart): The Melody
Brouillards (John Cranko): Pas de deux "Feuilles Mortes"
Dances at a Gathering (Jerome Robbins): Role in Mauve
Don Quijote (Maximiliano Guerra): Mercedes, Queen of the Dryads
Dream of Galilei (William Forsythe): Pas de trois
Dummy Run (Douglas Lee)
Fanfare LX (Douglas Lee)
Forgotten Land (Jiří Kylián): Couple in White
Frank Bridge Variations (Hans van Manen)
Gaîté parisienne (Maurice Béjart): Pas de deux "The Lovers", Marianne, Ballerina
Giselle (Production: Reid Anderson, Valentina Savina): Giselle, Myrtha
Jeu de cartes (John Cranko): Hearts Queen
Kazimir's Colours (Mauro Bigonzetti): Pas de deux
La fille mal gardée (Sir Frederick Ashton): Lise
La Sylphide (Peter Schaufuss, after August Bournonville): The Sylph, First Sylph
Las Hermanas (Sir Kenneth MacMillan): Martirio
Le Grand Pas de deux (Christian Spuck)
Le Sacre du Printemps (Glen Tetley): Pas de deux
Leonce und Lena (Christian Spuck): Rosetta, the Governess
Les Sylphides (Michail Fokine): Valse
Lulu. A Monstre Tragedy (Christian Spuck): Countess Geschwitz
melodious gimmick to keep the boys in line (Marc Spradling): Postcard to Bartok
Onegin (John Cranko): Tatjana, Olga
Opus 1 (John Cranko): female lead
Othello (John Neumeier): Emilia
Pas de deux: Onegin (John Cranko)
Requiem (Kenneth MacMillan): Solo role
Return to a strange land (Jiří Kylián): Pas de trois
Ricercare (Glen Tetley)
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko): Juliet, Gipsy, Carnival Dance
Swan Lake (John Cranko): Odette/Odile, Pas de six, Pas de quatre
Symph (Katarzyna Kozielska)
The Four Temperaments (George Balanchine): First and Third Theme, Sanguinic
The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier): Olympia, Manon Lescaut
The Sleeping Beauty (Márcia Haydée after Marius Petipa): Princess Aurora,Lilac Fairy, the Blue Bird's Princess, Strength-Fairy
The Song of the Earth (Kenneth MacMillan): diverse solo roles
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko): Katharina, Bianca
The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude (William Forsythe)
Two Pieces for HET (Hans van Manen)
Variations for two Couples (Hans van Manen)
Voluntaries (Glen Tetley): Pas de deux
Yantra (Wayne McGregor)
Specially created Roles
Aubade (Douglas Lee)
Begegnung (Stéphane Fléchet)
Das Fräulein von S. (Christian Spuck): ruby
Pizzicato (Christian Spuck)
Pocket Concerto (Edward Clug)
RED in 3. (Jorma Elo)
Ssss... (Edward Clug)
The Shaking Tent (Marc Spradling)
Specially created Roles at Noverre-Gesellschaft: Young Choreographers
"6" (Ivo van Zwieten)
Clepsydre (Stéphen Delattre)
Corps de ballet Roles at the Stuttgart Ballet
..., la peau blanche... (Christian Spuck)
A Streetcar named Desire (John Neumeier)
Edward II (David Bintley)
Gaîté parisienne (Maurice Béjart)
Giselle (Production: Reid Anderson, Valentina Savina)
Hikarizatto (Itzik Galili)
Initials R.B.M.E. (John Cranko)
La Fille mal gardée (Sir Frederick Ashton)
La Sylphide (Peter Schaufuss, after August Bournonville)
Le sacre du printemps (Glen Tetley)
Les Sylphides (Michail Fokine)
Lulu. A Monstre Tragedy (Christian Spuck)
melodious gimmick to keep the boys in line (Marc Spradling)
Onegin (John Cranko)
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko)
Serenade (George Balanchine)
Seventh Symphony (Uwe Scholz)
Stravinsky Violin Concerto (George Balanchine)
Swan Lake (John Cranko): Tarantella and others
Sweet Sweet Sweet (Marco Goecke)
Symphony in C (George Balanchine)
The Cage (Jerome Robbins)
The Concert (Jerome Robbins)
The four Temperaments (George Balanchine)
The Sandman (Christian Spuck)
The Sleeping Beauty (Márcia Haydée after Marius Petipa)
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko)
Roles as a student at the John Cranko Schule
Don Quijote (after Marius Petipa): Kitri Variations
Light Fandango (Robert North)
Paquita (after Marius Petipa): Pas de deux


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Astros, Mariners vie for momentum-building series win
The Mariners are still searching for consistency from a trio of young hitters, and that is part of the reason Seattle has won consecutive games just once in 2013.
Dustin Ackley, Jesus Montero and Justin Smoak are all hitting near .200 through 22 games. In Monday's 7-1 win over Houston, they combined for six hits, four RBIs and three runs. It did not carry over, and the Astros won Tuesday, 3-2, as the trio went 3-for-12.
Montero crushed his first home run of the year Monday, a 441-foot three-run blast that is one of the longest far this year in Minute Maid Park. On Tuesday, he was hitless in four at-bats to drop his average to .208.
"It's hard sometimes, because it's baseball," Montero said. "But when we get confidence, we get back on track again, everything is going to get better. I'm very sure of that."
Seattle won its first two games of the season, but has not strung together consecutive wins since. The Mariners will try to win their first road series Wednesday with Joe Saunders scheduled to start.
Saunders has not pitched well away from home, though, with an 11.42 ERA in two road losses. The left-hander has not made it past the fifth inning in either of his road outings.
The Astros ended a three-game losing steak Tuesday and will turn to Lucas Harrell as Houston searches for its first series win at Minute Maid Park.
Harrell beat the Indians at home Friday, his first victory and the second home win for the Astros. The right-hander has not recorded an out in the seventh inning this season and has been hurt by walks. He has walked 13 against 15 strikeouts in four starts.
The Astros are 2-8 in their last 10 games, including 2-3 on a six-game homestand that ends Wednesday.
Mariners: Peguero adds to outfield mix
The Mariners recalled Carlos Peguero from Triple-A Tacoma on Tuesday to bolster their outfield, with Franklin Gutierrez's heading to the disabled list for the fifth time in the last three years.
In 17 games with Tacoma, Peguero hit .246 with two homers and 14 RBIs. He is likely to be a backup at the corner-outfield spots. In 63 games with Seattle over the past two seasons, Pegeuro hit .191 with eight homers and 26 RBIs. He's been working on better pitch selection in the Minors and walked 11 times in 17 games.
"Each of the times I've come up and been sent back down, it's something to learn," Peguero said. "It's just understanding what I have to do as a player, understanding why they're bringing me here and what kind of player I am and show them that I'm learning each and every day."
Gutierrez strained his hamstring in the fourth inning Monday. He will have an MRI exam Thursday in Seattle.
Astros: Dominguez returns to lineup
Matt Dominguez went 2-for-4 on Tuesday after he sat Monday as a precaution after he was hit in the left elbow by a pitch Sunday.
The third baseman was hit by Cleveland's Chris Perez in the ninth, but an X-ray Monday showed no fracture to his left elbow.
"He was actually fine," Astros manager Bo Porter said of Dominguez's condition Monday. "But a guy getting hit in the elbow and you have an opportunity to give him a day of treatment and an extra day, we just took advantage of that. Matt will be fine moving forward."
While Dominguez is OK, center fielder Justin Maxwell is not. He was removed from Tuesday's game after he was hit on his left hand by a pitch in the third inning, and following the game was placed on the disabled list.
Worth noting
• Astros second baseman Jose Altuve is 3-for-7 (.429) in his career against Saunders with one RBI.
• The Mariners have scored 70 runs, the fewest in the American League West.


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Psalm 112:1Delight. It's usually associated with some kind of diet ice cream that claims to taste like it's loaded with sugar but it really isn't; like "double fudge caramel walnut pecan delight ice cream — contains only 10 calories per serving." You know that can't taste any good! Anything that contains only a smattering of salt, sugar and fat just can't have much flavor. It's a proven fact. Have you ever noticed that the things that cause us delight usually make us feel guilty? Why is that? Somehow if we really enjoy something, we're not supposed to enjoy it. It sets up a tremendous conflict in our minds, doesn't it? But notice what Psalm 112:1 says: "Praise the Lord. Blessed is the man who fears the Lord, who finds great delight in his commands." This is all positive; no guilt feelings are associated with it at all. The rest of Psalm 112 goes on to list the blessings that will be enjoyed (that will cause great delight) for the person who fears the Lord. It's unfortunate that many of us have the idea that somehow the Lord is our enemy, and that He's just waiting with a big stick to kill our fun. Let me assure you — God does not want us on His "enemies list." He's done everything possible to break down the walls and bring us into fellowship with Himself through His Son Jesus Christ. Is He a God of justice? Absolutely! Does He want to bless us? Definitely! Has He set up the rules to give us the best kind of life possible? Without a doubt! Then why don't more people take advantage of God's offer? It all depends on who is in the "driver's seat." We generally don't want to turn over the reins of our life to someone else. We want our independence. We enjoy our ability to make our own decisions. I enjoy independence as much as the next person, but there's a price to pay for it. The Lord can keep us out of a huge amount of trouble in life if we will do it His way, with the help of Jesus Christ. What's your delight?
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NORTH POLE, Alaska - Up the road from Santa Claus Lane, past the candy cane-striped streetlamps, Cathy Richard's backyard has a problem that not even elves - or the big guy in red - could fix.
The wood deck moves up and down, like a slow-motion sleigh. "You leave for work and when you come home, it can be 7 inches higher," says Richard, 36, a married bookkeeper and mom of three children.
She knows the Grinch involved. Her home in this Fairbanks suburb, built in 2007, sits on land that thaws and refreezes so the concrete pillars holding up her deck have crumbled. The front walkway and garage floor are also cracking, and the lumpy lawn has fissures.
Bad news for Richard - and, for the rest of us. Warmer temperatures are thawing the surface layer of land that covers most of Alaska and is known as permafrost (frozen below for at least two years in a row.) This thawing not only damages roads, buildings and airport runways, but also releases vast amounts of greenhouse gases that further warm the atmosphere - not just over Richard's house but worldwide.
The nation's last frontier is - in many ways - its ground zero for climate change. Alaska's temperatures are rising twice as fast as those in the lower 48, prompting more sea ice to disappear in summer. While this may eventually open the Northwest Passage to sought-after tourism, oil exploration and trade, it also spells trouble as wildfires increase, roads buckle and tribal villages sink into the sea.
USA TODAY traveled to the Fairbanks area, where workers were busy insulating thaw-damaged roads this summer amid a record number of 80-degree (or hotter) days, as the eighth stop in a year-long series to explore how climate change is changing lives.
The pace of permafrost thawing is "accelerating," says Vladimir Romanovsky, who runs the University of Alaska's Permafrost Laboratory in Fairbanks. He expects widespread degradation will start in a decade or two. By mid-century, his models suggest, permafrost could thaw in at least a third of Alaska and by 2100, in two-thirds of the state.
"This rapid thawing is unprecedented" and is largely due to fossil-fuel emissions, says Kevin Schaefer of the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colo. He says it's already emitting its own heat-trapping carbon dioxide and methane, but the amount will skyrocket in the next 20 to 30 years. "Once the emissions start, they can't be turned off."
Telltale signs are common - from huge potholes in parking lots to collapsed hill slopes and leaning trees in what are called "drunken forests" in Denali National Park, home of the majestic Mount McKinley - North America's tallest peak.
"You can see and hear the ice melting," says Ted Schuur, a permafrost expert at the University of Florida who's doing field studies in central Alaska. He says permafrost contains soil and plant matter as well as chunks of ice as big as cars. When the ice melts, the ground sinks. He's seen it with his own cabin near Fairbanks, which was listing until he leveled one side with adjustable foundation piers.
Ruth Macchione, an 84-year-old grandmother in Fairbanks, has also witnessed the damage. She and her late husband raised nine children in a home he built more than 50 years ago with logs that he sanded and polished. He lived there until his death in 1986 and she stayed until 2000, when she was forced to move to a small new house next door.
"Everything's tilted," she says, gazing at the old family home that is sinking into the ground. For years, she put furniture and other items on blocks to try to level them, but it got to the point where she could no longer open or close the doors.
"It's a shame," she says sadly of her partly submerged homestead. "It was well-built."
Permafrost thawing emits greenhouse gases
Permafrost has existed for eons. During the last Ice Age, it swept as far south as Missouri and Illinois. Today, most of it is located in Russia and Canada, but the United States accounts for 6% of the world's total - almost all of which exists in Alaska. It has a top "active" layer that thaws and refreezes each year and a deeper layer that remains frozen and stores organic carbon from decaying plants and animals - possibly twice as much carbon as in the atmosphere.
As air temperatures rise, the top layer thickens and more thawing occurs; its pace depends on local conditions. Some areas such as Fairbanks are particularly vulnerable, because the ground temperature now hovers near the thaw point so the permafrost is less stable and thaws less evenly.
The perils of permafrost have long been known. Back in the early 1970s, government scientists insisted that parts of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline be built above ground with refrigerated supports.The pipeline's oil is hot and, if buried underground in permafrost, could help thaw the top layer and cause potential spills.
Yet scientists have just begun in the past five to 10 years to figure out how much carbon is stored in the permafrost and what its accelerated thawing will mean for climate change - and vice versa.
"It's like burning fossil fuels," says Schaefer. He and other permafrost experts have varying estimates on how much carbon dioxide and methane will be released into the atmosphere from thawing. Yet they agree climate change is exacerbating the problem and creating a "feedback loop" or vicious circle in which thawing then exacerbates global warming.
"We're on the edge of a major transition point," Schuur says, pointing to a 2013 report he authored that found tundras worldwide may already be emitting more carbon than they absorb. He says global permafrost emissions will be significant - akin to those from current deforestation - but probably much less than those from power plants, cars and other burning of oil and gas.
These emissions weren't included in the global warming estimates developed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and released in September as the first part of its Fifth Assessment Report. The report, which said with heightened certainty that humans are responsible for the planet's rising temperatures, serves as a basis for negotiating future climate treaties.
Many Alaskans are skeptical about the climate link. "Permafrost has been thawing since the last Ice Age," says Jeff Curley, an engineer for the Alaska Department of Transportation, saying its amount depends on naturally-occurring variability. He notes the state's temperatures have fluctuated every 30 or so years.
"When I'm in Alaska, I stop talking about climate change," Schuur says, adding the term has become politically charged. Still, he says Alaskans are deeply concerned about permafrost changes.
"In our region, roads affected by permafrost thawing are very common," Curley says. "There are places around Fairbanks where there's asphalt 10 feet thick, because they were filled in to keep leveling off the road on an annual basis."
Sea ice loss poses other problems
Permafrost isn't Alaska's only climate problem. As its temperatures rise (up 3.4 degrees Fahrenheit year-round in the past 60 years and 6 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter), there's not enough rain to offset the higher amount of evaporation, so surface soils dry up - a drying amplified by thawing permafrost. The result? Increased risk of wildfires.
"All climate impacts are connected to each other," says Sarah Trainor, who directs the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy at the University of Alaska, noting the state has had more large wildfires in the past two decades than in the prior 40 years. Wildfires emit their own greenhouse gases that intensify global warming.
Declining sea ice creates another vicious circle. Most of the world's sea ice is in the Arctic, and since it reflects sunlight (seawater absorbs it), its loss will accelerate northern warming. And, in turn, higher temperature will melt more ice.
This has happened dramatically in the past 30 years, according to measurements in September, when the extent of sea ice reaches its annual low after a summer of heat. Arctic sea ice hit an all-time low in Sept. 2012 but recovered somewhat last month.
"We could be looking at summers with essentially no sea ice on the Arctic Ocean only a few decades from now," Mark Serreze, director of the University of Colorado-Boulder's National Snow and Ice Data Center, said in announcing its 2013 satellite measurements. Despite yearly ups and downs, he says the long-term trend is downward.
The loss of sea ice offers tantalizing trade opportunities, because it could make the Northwest Passage navigable more often in summer. This sea route across the Arctic Ocean hugs Alaska's coast and can now be crossed only about every seven summers. Sought by explorers for centuries as a short-cut between Europe and Asia, it could be about 50% fewer nautical miles than a trip via the Panama Canal.
Yet while the loss of sea ice could open coastal Alaska to more oil exploration, tourism and shipping, it's not likely to help native Alaskans, says Laurence Smith, a geography professor at the University of California-Los Angeles. He says melting ice may open up the sea but close off the land. Because much of Alaska is traversed in winter by ice - rather than paved - roads, he says its interior will become less accessible.
"We're more likely to see an abandonment of these northern landscapes," says Smith, author of The World in 2050: Four Forces Shaping Civilization's Northern Future.
Schuur sees sea ice loss as a huge problem but worries more about permafrost, because the latter is not as well monitored. "It's a sleeping giant that affects us all."
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Today I learned that my friend and former colleague David Loring has passed away.
Such a sad loss; David was a top bloke, as anyone who knew him will testify.
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Thank You, Tom. A friend confirmed this, really sad news.
Thanks too for posting Gordon's article.
I found out about David's passing early yesterday morning--Monday--but it wasn't until today that I could bring myself to read GK's superb remembrance.
It was through my friendship with GK that I met DL. For that I will be forever grateful. We quickly became friends, he was a delight to be around--on or off the track.
Although she got to meet him only once, when she was young, my daughter--who is now in her 30s--immedately liked GK's funny friend.
When I informed her of the sad news yesterday she put it very bluntly...."that really sucks".
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But what would have been worse was never to have met and enjoyed this fine man.
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Just watched the movies my dad took at the 1971 Canadian Grand Prix. The best part was the first heat of the Shopper's World Formula Ford series. David had a race long battle with Higgs Murphy in his Castrol Hawke DL2. David seemed to have a slight edge in his Caldwell D9B for most of the race but Higgs must have finished first (probably the only time Dave was topped that season) because he started the final on the front row. Sadly that race was red-flagged on the second lap and never completed.
From Higgs Murphy:
"That's sad. I encountered David in 1993 I think at Sebring when I was building in that area. That's the last I heard of him. Thanks for informing me. Rest in Peace David, you were a great competitor."
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The Golden Windmill was built in 1872, and is the only smock mill that still has its original stones and gears in place. Today it is home to the Windmill Museum and gift shop.
Historic Barn Tours
Four different self-guided driving tours pass 30 historic country barns, ranging in style from double valley, cross gable and gambrel, to stick and round.
Lincoln Courthouse Square Historic District
The Lincoln courtroom in Beardstown was the site of the famous Duff Armstrong case, and now features a museum with daily tours.
McDonough County Courthouse
This historical courthouse, built in 1872 for $155,000 and still in use today, features its original stone, brick and walnut detail.
No Place Like Home
Country home furnishings. Candles, cooking ingredients, pictures. Enjoy our coffee of the day while you shop.
Schuyler Jail Museum and Genealogical Center
Visit the Schuyler Jail Museum to view a fascinating showcase of pioneer life on the Illinois frontier. A special section displays memorabilia from the Scripps family, early Rushville citizens who became nationally known in the worlds of newspapers and philanthropy, and who in 1926 donated their family farm to the city for use as a park. Displays showcase soldier's uniforms of many wars, Native American relics, pioneer furniture, farming implements, an early barber shop, and much more!
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2013 15 (ft.) Gillgetter Pontoon Boats Gillgetter 715 Sport Deluxe
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text: Council, Mayor Threaten to Sue Each Other Over New Rail Agency May 18, 2011·By Adrienne LaFrance Join the Discussion City Council Budget Chairman says council, mayor "heading to litigation" over rail agency budget. About the Author Civil Beat Staff Adrienne LaFrance Adrienne LaFrance is a reporter for Digital First Media and a Civil Beat contributor based in New York City and Washington, D.C. Adrienne focuses on Hawaii's congressional delegation and federal agencies that do business with the state. Before moving to Washington, Adrienne was Civil Beat's Honolulu reporter. Before that, she was a local news anchor for Hawaii Public Radio, Hawaii's NPR affiliate, and served as managing editor of Honolulu Weekly. Adrienne also worked as a reporter for Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard University, and as a producer and news writer at WBUR, Boston's NPR affiliate. Her writing has appeared in The Washington Post and several other newspapers and magazines. Adrienne taught journalism at the University of Hawaii and was active on the board of the Society of Professional Journalists Hawaii Chapter. She earned her B.A. in journalism from Michigan State University and her M.S. in journalism from Boston University. You can follow Adrienne on twitter @AdrienneLaF. Use the RSS feed to subscribe to Adrienne LaFrance's posts today Discussion Who do you think should win this fight? Join the rail discussion.


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Doubront faces Astros seeking third win
The Red Sox will look to continue their torrid start when they face the Astros on Saturday at Fenway Park.
Boston is riding a three-game winning streak, has won 11 of its last 14 and sits atop of the American League East division with a 16-7 record.
"I think in every phase of the game we've been able to do some things well and we've been very consistent when you look at what we've been able to do from the mound and certainly defensively," manager John Farrell said. "We felt going into Spring Training that we had a very good team, one that we believed internally could contend and compete for a division title, and that was stated on Day 1 of Spring Training. We haven't adjusted our goal."
The Red Sox will send left-hander Felix Doubront to the mound hoping to continue his recent success.
Doubront had his best start of the season his last time out, against the A's, giving up three earned runs in 6 2/3 innings on three hits, five walks, and eight strikeouts.
"I feel good. I was throwing the ball real good. My arm feels a lot easier throwing the ball," said the 25-year-old after his last outing.
The Astros will send righty Brad Peacock to the mound, as they look for their first victory at Fenway in club history.
Peacock struggled in his last start against Seattle, surrendering seven runs and nine hits, and failed to make it through the fifth inning for the third time in four starts.
"I didn't have it tonight," said Peacock after his most recent outing. "I didn't have my stuff and was getting behind in counts, and I have no excuses. Just gotta keep working."
As he struggles, manager Bo Porter knows exactly what he'd like to see from his young starter against the Red Sox.
"The biggest thing for me with Peacock is I want to see him be more efficient with his stuff," Porter said. "I've had conversations with him, and I've told him, 'You've got good enough stuff to pitch in the strike zone and start now allowing yourself to get all these deep counts and force hitters to put the ball in play early in the count and see what happens.'"
For the Astros, the biggest challenge may come from playing a team that's oozing confidence.
"Guys look forward to coming to the ballpark -- not because of what the game might hold in store that night, but guys genuinely like being around each other here and working alongside one another," Farrell said.
Red Sox: Ortiz off to a hot start
• David Ortiz is on tear since returning to the lineup after suffering from inflammation in both of his heals. He's gone 12-for-24 in his first six starts, including two home runs and six RBIs.
"I've been working just to stay short and quick to the ball and not try to do too much. I always tell you guys, I'm old enough to know what it takes for me to be what I want to be, and that's pretty much it," Ortiz said.
• The Sox have been in first place or tied for first place atop the AL East since the start of the year (27 days), which is the longest stretch that a Red Sox team has ever been in first to begin a season.
• Red Sox pitching tops the Majors in strikeouts with 232, including 25 against Houston the last two nights.
Astros: Starting pitching struggling to go deep in games
• Only three times in the past 11 games has an Astros starting pitcher gone at least five innings.
• The Astros have 25 home runs in 23 games. Houston had an eight-game home run streak prior to Thursday's contest, but has now gone homerless in two straight. That streak was its longest such run since an eight-game stretch between June 12-20, 2009.
• Despite being in their 52nd season, this marks only the second series the Astros have played at Fenway Park. They have yet to record a victory, being swept in their only other series on June 13-15, 2003.
Worth noting
• The Red Sox have won nine of 11 games against the Astros all-time in Interleague action, including their last five matchups dating back to a three-game sweep in Houston in 2011.
Evan Peaslee is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
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It is possible that the main title of the report Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis is not the name you expected. Please check the synonyms listing to find the alternate name(s) and disorder subdivision(s) covered by this report.
- Acute Toxic Epidermolysis
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- Lyell Syndrome
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- Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
- Lyelles Syndrome
General Discussion
Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) is a rare, sometimes life-threatening unless properly treated, immunological disorder of the skin. It is characterized by blisters that meld into one another to cover a substantial portion of the body (30% and more), and extensive peeling or sloughing off of skin (exfoliation and denudation). The exposed under layer of skin (dermis) is red and suggests severe scalding. Often, the mucous membranes become involved, especially around the eyes (conjunctivitis), but also the mouth, throat, and bronchial tree.
Onset can occur at any age. The infantile form frequently follows an infection. In adults the disorder is usually caused by a reaction to taking a pharmaceutical drug, especially anticonvulsants, non-steroid anti-inflammatories, and/or some antibiotics.
TEN is thought to be an immunological disorder and to be one of a family of three skin disorders. TEN is considered to be the more serious, followed by Stevens-Johnson syndrome and erythema multiforme, in order of severity of disease.
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