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Royals, Indians continue WC chase in series finale
Shields heads to the mound for KC; Kazmir gets the call for Tribe
After a disappointing loss on Monday night against the Indians, the Royals surged back with a 6-3 victory on Tuesday to keep their postseason hopes alive.
"It's never fun when you lose," manager Ned Yost said of Monday night's loss. "It's fun that the game meant something and that it was played with so much intensity and so much excitement. That part was fun."
Tuesday was even more fun for the Royals, who gained back a game on the Indians. Second-place Cleveland holds a 1 1/2 game lead in the American League Central and the Wild Card race on Kansas City. Both teams are chasing the Tigers in the AL Central and the Rays and Rangers for a Wild Card spot.
The Royals will send their ace James Shields to the mound on Wednesday looking to make up a little more ground in the rubber match. He'll be opposed by Scott Kazmir, who is 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA against the Royals this season.
It hasn't been an easy season for the Royals, who have posted four winning months despite a dismal 5-20 record in May. For the first time in a decade, they're in postseason contention in September.
"Everything that you go through is important -- the good streaks, the bad streaks -- if you learn from them," Yost said. "At this level, it takes time for young clubs to gel, create an identity, get these experiences so they know how to deal with them, so they're all -- I mean you hate going though them -- but they're all good experiences to help you become a better player and help you become a better team."
Progressive Field has been a problem for the Royals, who've won just two of their eight games there this year. They trail the Indians 6-9 in the season series.
On Wednesday, MLB and all 30 clubs will commemorate the 12th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, with patriotic on-field tributes at all 15 games. Major James Ruzicka will throw out the first pitch in Cleveland. Ruzicka is serving his second consecutive year in Afghanistan.
Royals: Gordon hits 100th homer
On Monday night, Royals left fielder Alex Gordon knocked his 100th career homer.
He became the 13th player in franchise history with 100 homers. Gordon leads the team with 18 this season, and is the second player on the team with 100 homers -- joining Billy Butler, who has 117.
Gordon, who made his first All-Star team this year, has 48 multihit games this season and has hit safely in each of his last six games, going 10-for-27 (.370) with two homers and five RBIs in that span.
Indians: Santana would like to catch more
Carlos Santana would prefer to be the Indians' regular starting catcher, but that role has been taken over by Yan Gomes, with Santana spending much of his time at designated hitter and first base.
"This is a little hard for me, or for any player," Santana said. "For me, I want to win. The manager put Yan behind the plate and he's done a good job, so we're better hitting and catching, too. It's hard for me, but I'm not thinking about that. I'm confident in the manager about the lineup he puts out every day."
Worth noting
• Royals shortstop Alcides Escobar hit his first home run since April 28 on Tuesday.
• Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco was away from the ballclub on Tuesday in order to attend to a personal matter. Manager Terry Francona indicated that the long reliever will likely rejoin the team in Chicago at some point during the club's upcoming four-game series, which begins Thursday.
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Carlos Martinez, not Adam Wainwright, will take the mound for the Cardinals as they open a three-game set against rookie Jacob deGrom and the Mets at Busch Stadium on Monday.
The Cardinals swept the Nationals over the weekend, while New York took two of three games from the Padres.
Wainwright -- who sent the Mets home from their last postseason appearance with a curveball across Carlos Beltran's knees to end the 2006 National League Championship Series -- was scratched from Monday's start because of tendinitis. He expects to be able to make his next scheduled start, Saturday against the Phillies.
Martinez has worked out of the St. Louis bullpen all year -- he is 0-3 with a 4.67 ERA in 30 appearances -- but he has wanted to start. He'll get his chance on Monday, although he will be limited to 50-60 pitches.
"I think it's part of keeping to our word," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "We've had other opportunities that didn't seem quite right, where the role he was filling in the bullpen didn't really allow this opportunity to bounce him into a start.
"We told him to keep working and he was going to get a chance. He still has a big role for us in the bullpen, but this is an opportunity that is also a necessity. We need somebody to step up and be able to take this start for Adam. We believe Carlos can do a good job of that."
deGrom has held his own in his first Major League stint -- he has a 3.44 ERA, 1.26 WHIP and 7.9 strikeouts per nine innings -- but has yet to find the win column. Early, that could be pinned on the Mets' offense, with deGrom turning in quality starts in each of his first four starts. In his last two outings, however, the right-hander has allowed a combined seven runs in 10 2/3 innings.
The most recent of those came Wednesday against Milwaukee. deGrom took the loss after getting touched up for three runs on nine hits and a walk in 5 2/3 innings.
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Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said Sunday that the idea of having 13 pitchers in the long term doesn't exactly thrill him.
The Cardinals added reliever Nick Greenwood to the roster to help a bullpen that may have to log additional innings Monday with Wainwright scratched.
The decision on who might fill out the bullpen won't get any easier when Wainwright returns to the rotation Saturday, and the Cardinals may opt to return to 12 pitchers.
Tyler Lyons, who hasn't pitched since May 12 due to a left shoulder strain, made a rehab appearance at Triple-A Memphis on Saturday, lasting 2 2/3 innings while allowing one run on two hits. Mozeliak said Lyons will throw a bullpen session in St. Louis in the next few days before the team makes a decision on how to proceed.
Meanwhile, Kevin Siegrist, out since May 23 with a left forearm strain, was expected to throw a bullpen Sunday and possibly go on a rehab appearance as early as Tuesday if all goes well. The list goes on with Joe Kelly, who has been sidelined since mid-April with a left hamstring strain. Mozeliak said he could return within two or three weeks.
Mets: Bullpen put to the test
Sunday's starter, Daisuke Matsuzaka, exited after just one inning with a severe upset stomach. This put an already short-handed Mets bullpen in difficult spot.
However, the 'pen stepped up in a big way, as the Mets held on to beat the Padres, 3-1, on Sunday. Carlos Torres, Vic Black and an ailing Jenrry Mejia combined for eight-innings of one-run ball.
Mejia has been dealing with a tight back, so the Mets had already been playing with a short bullpen. The Mets might make a move to recall a fresh reliever.
Outfielder Eric Young, Jr., meanwhile, rehabbed with Double-A Binghamton over the weekend. Manager Terry Collins said after Sunday's game he expects Young to rejoin the team in St. Louis on Monday.
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• The Cardinals called up Greenwood from Triple-A Memphis on Saturday. They anticipate possibly needing him on Monday against the Mets with Martinez on a pitch count.
• Mets right-hander Rafael Montero left his start with Triple-A Las Vegas over the weekend after just five pitches with what the team is calling a strained left oblique.
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Federer'sconquerorfalls flatBy STEPHEN WILSON
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Jurgen Melzer of plays a return to Sergiy Stakhovsky during his victory in a second-round singles match at Wimbledon in London on Friday.LONDON — The player who stunned Roger Federer in one of Wimbledon's greatest upsets didn't stick around very long.
Two days after eliminating the seven-time champion on Centre Court, Sergiy Stakhovsky fell to Jurgen Melzer in four sets Friday in the third round at the All England Club.
The 116th-ranked Ukrainian couldn't replicate the serve-and-volley magic that stifled Federer, losing 6-2, 2-6, 7-5, 6-3 to the left-handed Austrian. While Federer struggled with Stakhovsky's serve, Melzer broke him six times.
"I'm just a little disappointed that I got so blinded by the game I produced with Roger that I kept going with the same game I played against Jurgen, which was just not right," Stakhovsky said.
Advancing to the third round were fourth-seeded David Ferrer and No. 13 Tommy Haas. No. 15 Nicolas Almagro was knocked out by Poland's Jerzy Janowicz in a third-round match.
Among the women, No. 7 Angelique Kerber was ousted in three sets in second-round play by Estonia's Kaia Kanepi. Kerber became the sixth player among the top-10 seeded women to go out.
With four of the top 10 men also gone after the second round, it equals the worst performance by the top 10 at any Grand Slam in the 45-year history of the Open era.
For the second straight day, play was disrupted by rain and the sliding roof was closed over Centre Court. Four singles matches didn't start and were rescheduled for Saturday.
In a tournament jolted by a rash of injuries and upsets, the player who caused the biggest surprise of them all came crashing back to earth.
Stakhovsky had snapped Federer's streak of reaching 36 Grand Slam quarterfinals on Wednesday, beating perhaps the game's greatest all-time player on the biggest stage in the sport.
On Friday, he was out on Court 3 and couldn't maintain his level of play against Melzer, a 32-year-old all-court player who has reached at least the fourth round of every Grand Slam.
Still, Stakhovsky will always have that momentous victory to hold onto.
" Nobody is going to take it away from me," he said. "If someone would ask me, `Would you rather beat Roger and lose in next round?' I would always take it, obviously."
Stakhovsky said he struggled to cope with all the distractions and media interviews that came his way after the Federer match.
"It was quite hard for me because yesterday was a busy day," he said. "Everybody wanted to chat. Everybody wanted a piece. It just takes some time and energy off."
"Next time if I'm able to produce such a result, beating a top player on a Grand Slam or any other event, I'll be more prepared and I will know how to behave myself. Today was just a new experience for me which I was not prepared for. `'
Melzer said he didn't care about the pressures on Stakhovsky and just came into the match ready to beat him with his serve returns.
"You go out there and show him that I'm not Roger Federer and I can return his serve and make him play tough volleys," he said. "That was my goal today."
Melzer converted six of his seven break-point chances. He finished with a break, hitting a forehand crosscourt return on match point. The Austrian had more winners (47 to 44) and fewer errors (16 to 20) than Stakhovsky.
Stakhovsky, who called for the trainer and had his right ankle taped in the first set, kept coming to the net even though Melzer was zeroing in on his serve.
"In general if I would say about my match, I think I just played stupid," the Ukrainian said. "It would be, I think, the exact word of showing how I should not play Jurgen. I should have realized that somewhere in the end of the second set."
In other men's play, Ferrer won an all-Spanish encounter against Roberto Bautista Agut to reach the third round for a sixth consecutive year.
Ferrer advanced with a scrappy 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (4), 7-5 win in a match originally scheduled for Thursday but pushed back because of rain. He will next face No. 26 Alexandr Dolgopolov.
Melzer will face Janowicz, who served 30 aces and beat Almagro 7-6 (6), 6-3, 6-4 on Centre Court to reach the fourth round at a Grand Slam for the first time.
Only six men and four women — 10 total — among the top 10 seeds reached the third round — tying the performance at Wimbledon in 1996 (four men, six women) and the French Open in 1998 (two men, eight women).
It's the worst performance by the top 10 women's seeds at any Slam in the Open era. The previous low was five at the 2001 French Open.
In another twist, this tournament has produced the fewest five-set matches (12) over the first two rounds at Wimbledon in the Open era. The previous record was 13 in 1981.
Kerber, who reached the semifinals here last year, blew a 5-1 lead in the second-set tiebreaker when she was just two points from victory. Kanepi, a Wimbledon quarterfinalist three years ago, double-faulted twice on match point before converting her third chance with a backhand winner.
Also, Britain's Laura Robson beat 117th-ranked Colombian qualifier Mariana Duque-Marino 6-4, 6-1 under the Centre Court roof to reach Wimbledon's third round for the first time.
Robson, who won the Wimbledon girls' title in 2008, has steadily climbed the rankings and has a good chance of getting into the second week.
"It's a big win for me," Robson said. "Any match on Centre Court is a big one. It was a great atmosphere out there today, and the roof being closed just makes it louder."
Among the early casualties in the men's draw was Grigor Dimitrov, one of the rising stars in tennis. He was eliminated in the second round in a five-set, rain-delayed match that lasted more than four hours over two days.
With girlfriend Maria Sharapova cheering him from the stands on Court 3, the 29th-seeded Bulgarian fell to 55th-ranked Slovenian Grega Zemlja 3-6, 7-6 (4), 3-6, 6-4, 11-9.
Zemlja hit a forehand passing shot on his sixth match point to become the first Slovenian to reach the third round at the All England Club.
Dimitrov is known as "Baby Fed" for a playing style, especially his one-handed backhand in the manner of Roger Federer's. But like Federer, Dimitrov failed to get to Round 3.
Despite predictions that he could be the next big thing in tennis, Dimitrov has yet to make a breakthrough on the big stage. His best showing so far in a Grand Slam was the third round at last month's French Open.
"Things happen I guess for a reason," Dimitrov said. "But it's a good learning curve for me. I'm going to step out strong for the upcoming weeks."
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As an example, data entry was initially a concern for SnapTax. Many people have an aversion to extensive typing on a tiny keyboard. We needed to make data entry a superior experience on a mobile device. Our solution was to eliminate data entry where possible and to simplify it in all other cases. Much of the data entry required for tax prep is numeric. SnapTax presents the numeric only keypad for all such fields, which has proven to be more efficient for our users than keying in the numbers that lay across the top of a standard laptop keyboard. We adjust the keyboard for each and every data field, ensuring that the one presented is the one most optimized for the data being entered.
Build For the Platform
To approach a 5-star rating in a specific app store, you need to get the app right for that store's specific platform. Study the guidelines. Match native interaction and design patterns. Borrow from industry giants that have the biggest customer base. Steal from those apps that make it to 4½ stars. Don't be vanilla and create something generally appealing; make it an amazing experience for the device and use all the special features unique to that device. Cross-platform web UIs, while right for some, will shave development costs but cannot take advantage of the available emerging technology.
With SnapTax, we created a customized Android experience. The Android platform's interaction models are quite different from those of the iPhone. We paid careful attention to create a user interface that matched the expectations of the Android user while retaining all of the features available for the iPhone. The result? SnapTax holds a 4½ star rating in the Android Market as well as in the iPhone App Store. The SnapTax UX design for iPhone vs. Android is unique, but its overwhelmingly positive customer reviews are virtually identical.
Prototype, Build, Repeat
The benefit of prototyping is, of course, to test concepts before coding them. Prototyping also helps you move fast. You can stagger development as you learn what works and what doesn't work with users. As soon as you feel confident in a particular screen or flow, code it. Continue to prototype and iterate. Get user feedback as often as you can.
For SnapTax, we were able to iterate on, refine, test, and scrutinize every aspect of the experience by building a fully tap-able prototype of the entire workflow of the app. We didn't just prototype a few screens or a few things we wanted to experiment with, we prototyped all of the screens. We didn't just prototype sections and flows, we prototyped the end-to-end experience, which is over 200 screens. And that doesn't include the countless variations that were either tested with users or experimented with internally.
With working parts of the app implemented, we were able to get even richer feedback. We continued to iterate with both working code and the prototype, using two phones with customers; one had the working app on it and the other had the prototype. In doing so, we were careful to retain as much continuity as possible between the two.
We iterated as often as weekly and were able to get two or three times as much feedback from customers this way. By the time we released the app, we were very confident that we had eliminated problems and had found many ways to delight our customers.
Star Power
The secret to 5-star success is simple: delight your customers by finding a way to do more than even you thought was possible. In his book Outliers: The Story of Success, Malcom Gladwell makes a clear argument for why opportunity followed by dedicated hard work allowed outliers like Bill Gates and The Beatles to achieve more than nearly anyone else in their field. The mobile revolution is here. We all have the opportunity to create a 5-star app for our customers. To do so we will have to work extremely hard to delight them.
To learn more about SnapTax, visit http://snaptax.com
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Nice article, thank you.
I included SnapTax as an example of good designin my new book, Mobile Design Pattern Galley, coming out with O'Reilly Media in November.
Your point about "doing what people didn't even know was possible" is excellent, and truly a great way to knock people's socks off. However, as the technology matures, and people get used to using every-day magic, it will no longer impress people - and they will simply come to expect it.
..at which point, people who aren't really doing any testing or thinking, will simply throw in the technology anyway, because "it's so awesome."
Remember the first time you saw a Flash animation?
p.s. - for the Love of G-d! Please don't have 5, s, i, I, l or 1 in your CAPTCHA!!
Thank you Alan for the article, especially the second part was very interesting. Like your app and the approach!
Great article,
stresses the importance of thorough prototyping for all platforms in order to get a flowless, flowing UX!
Great article. Your case for custom UX on iPhone vs Android makes a lot of sense, and I can see the value in doing so... but I suspect that for a lot of small software shops, the proliferation of mobile platforms makes a cross-platform toolkit like Titanium or PhoneGap very compelling.
Great summarization of how to do it right.
When you say you made fully tappable prototypes, what software did you use? Were you actually producing application prototypes, or were you mocking it up using other means?
Awesome article! In my opinion, the best part was "Focus on the basics and do them amazingly well". I'm preparing my first app for iPhone, so it was really helpful.
Thank you!
Testing all interactive screens is a pretty ballsy way to prototype, but I see that as the best way to do it, especially if you have time. (My professional opinion: If you don't make time to test everything, you shouldn't make the app -- or at least, you shouldn't expect the app to perform well.)


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Posted 04 December 2012 - 16:05
It says in the article that the girl took the photos herself, but her mum was in possession of the phone at the time the photos were uploaded.
Posted 04 December 2012 - 17:03
According to MPAA/RIAA,
Yes, she distributed them.
And kids today know how to take advantage of the laws that's on their side.
Posted 04 December 2012 - 17:07
The key phrase is "According to MPAA/RIAA"how so ? didnt she just have them on her phone and they got taken off her ? and her mother uploaded them isnt her mother the one who stole and distributed them? I might be missing something from the article but yes taking advantage of the laws as a kids is great when I was in high school I used to run a website which posted laws and what they meant teachers cannot do and what the kids can do! I read through the whole human rights act ....I was one of those kids! mwahaha
Posted 04 December 2012 - 18:51
then the girl is just as stupid as the mom. After all the leak photos going on in the world what kind of brain dead girl leaves nude photos on their phone.
Posted 04 December 2012 - 22:26
no ? lol if she distributed them then i would say yes... but dont think you can really sexually exploit your self


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J.D. Martin didn't make the most of his limited opportunity to win a rotation spot.
JUPITER, Fla. J.D. Martin was optioned to Class AAA Syracuse this morning, leaving only Garrett Mock and Scott Olsen remaining in the battle for the final spot in the Nationals' rotation.
Though team officials always made a point to include Martin in the mix for a starting job, the right-hander was given only limited opportunities to state his case. He appeared in only three Grapefruit League games (two starts) and allowed seven runs on 10 hits in six total innings.
Martin did pitch several times in minor-league games, including a start yesterday in an intrasquad game in Viera in which he struggled.
"He's just one of them guys you root for," manager Jim Riggleman said. "He's a consummate professional. Doesn't light the radar gun up. But he knows how to pitch and all that. We still think we'll be calling on him at some point."
The Nationals must now decide whether to include Mock or Olsen in the season-opening rotation. Mock, who appeared to lock up a spot earlier this spring, has struggled through his last few outings andRead more »
- Moe Greene - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:03 PM
I read somewhere that a healthy Scott Olsen is every bit as good as Erik Bedard. Clearly, he should be our #1 starter…
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:08 PM
I still think it'll be Mock, but if they don't release Olsen today it'll be him IMO.
- LoveDaNats - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:13 PM
The special baseball section in the Post this morning is predicting the Nats will lose 103 games this season and finish last again. Mark, say it ain't so!
- Mark Zuckerman - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:16 PM
LoveDaNats: I'll make some predictions over the weekend, so stay tuned for that. Haven't settled on a Nats final record quite yet, but I think I can safely say I won't have them losing 100 games.
- sjm105 - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:17 PM
@Love:You obviously did not pay attention. The numbers in the Post under each team were last seasons record. No one is predicting another 100 loss season (yet)
- Mairtin - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:30 PM
I have read the the Rays might release Pat Burrell. Any chance the Nats make him a relatively low, one-year offer and plug him in at right field? He is similar to Willingham in that he is a power hitter with limited defensive skills but, without any promising young right fielders, we could certainly use the boost in power. Willie Harris is a great player but he is more valuable as a utility man than he would be as an everyday outfielder.
- Paul - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:37 PM
ESPN.com's baseball power rankings have the Nats dead last. I would love to argue with that and see a lot of room for improvement as injured starters get healthy and Strasburg enters the fray. But judging from our spring training results, this team has been terrible. Lots of errors, pitching has been inconsistent at best, and the hitting (with the exception of Zim and Desmond) has been anything but clutch. And for the love of god, we don't have a real right fielder! J. Max chokes when it comes time to win a position! Roger B. looks like a defensive replacement (though I think there is a small chance he could be every day worthy).I hope they improve, but it could be another long summer. 90 losses would be a huge improvement from a 103 loss team, but that is still 90 losses.
- Positively Half St. - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:37 PM
I think Burrell had a poor year offensively last year, didn't he? We don't need another poor defender, or we could sign Jermaine Dye.
- Doc - Mar 31, 2010 at 2:49 PM
Have the Nats improved defensively during ST? Anyone know? I mean they have nowhere to go but up.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2010 at 3:20 PM
"@Love:You obviously did not pay attention. The numbers in the Post under each team were last seasons record. No one is predicting another 100 loss season (yet)"I am. Good thing that doesn't count for anything…
- greg - Mar 31, 2010 at 3:41 PM
i'm w/half st, burrell would be even worse than dye. at least dye had half a good season at the plate last year. burrell didn't even get that. he was below a 700 OPS for the season and struck out in 29% of his ABs. i'm pretty confident that harris (757 OPS) and/or morse can outhit those numbers. and neither will be as bad defensively (harris will probably be a plus defender, not counting the arm, in RF).
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2010 at 3:51 PM
What is up with the nationals.com story that Alberto Gonzalez is making the 25 man roster!? If this is true what does the final bench look like?
- Knoxville Nat - Mar 31, 2010 at 3:59 PM
Paul,I'm with you, 90 losses isn't great but it is a significant improvement from what the Nats did in 2009. However I prefer to look at it from the other side of the ledger where 72 WINS would represent a 22% improvement over last year and a number which I think is attainable this season barring major injuries to a Zim or Dunn for instance. It's been a long winter and I'm ready for the new season….Go Nats!!
- sec314 - Mar 31, 2010 at 4:12 PM
Mark,Any report on how Martin pitched in camp yesterday? I still think he'd be the best of bunch due to his ability to work out of jams and to attack hitters. I wouldn't be surprised to see him back up in DC within the next month or so.I wouldn't mind seeing him replace Bergmann as the long man either. Bergmann has done nothing to impress in quite some time.
- Dan - Mar 31, 2010 at 5:01 PM
I think that Martin has received a bit of a raw deal this Spring. He didn't pitch well enough last year to guarantee a starting spot for the coming year but was clearly better than Mock or Olsen. In my opinion, a placeholder spot should have been his to lose entering Spring Training. Instead, he was never really considered. Not sure about his ability to pitch at the major league level, but I think it's important to establish a merit-based ranking system for internal organizational credibility and he certainly pitched better both in the majors and the minors than Mock last year. With or without Martin, I very much worry about our May/June rotation. It could be disastrously bad.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2010 at 5:41 PM
Moe Greene, please don't spread misinformation like that. Healthy Scott Olsen is nowhere near Erik Bedard. It's embarrassing that someone would even think especially if he is a Nats fan. That is the most delusional statement I have ever seen.
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2010 at 5:56 PM
And that's saying something considering peric posts here!
- Anonymous - Mar 31, 2010 at 6:04 PM
Olsen is staying, either here or in AAA.http://washington.nationals.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20100331&content_id=9025792&vkey=news_was&fext=.jsp&c_id=was


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SALT LAKE CITY (May 30) — Memorial Day was certainly memorable for the GEICO/RMR Harley team in the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Series as all four team riders finished in the top 10, including two on the podium.
Defending class champion Danny Eslick, who decided to race in the Harley-only category late last week, topped the charts with a strong second-place finish. Teammate Chris Fillmore was close behind in third, while Kyle Wyman and Michael Corbino finished eighth and 10th, respectively.
"It was cool to get out there and battle those guys on the Harley's again," said Eslick, who started seventh but was up to second place by Lap 4. "I just didn't have enough for Steve Rapp up front but I'll take a runner-up finish. I'm okay with that." Eslick, who competes full time in the Daytona Sportbike class, only rode his XR1200 Harley one time prior to Monday's race but he looked like a seasoned veteran in the saddle.
"Once I got comfortable I started picking guys up and was up in the top three pretty quick," Eslick said. "I had a pretty good battle with my teammate Chris Filmore for the second half of the race. That was
fun. Then a few more guys got in there with us for a little while. There are a lot more competitive riders in the class this year and it makes it more exciting for the fans and a lot more fun for the riders."
Fillmore, who won the last XR1200 event a few weeks ago in Northern California, started on the front row thanks to a strong qualifying effort.
"It was pretty interesting at the start," Fillmore said. "As we were lining up it started to hail so that was interesting. I don't think it really affected the track at all but it did mess with everyone a
little bit. We've dealt with so much weather this weekend I'm just glad it's over."
Fillmore stayed up front the entire race and even battled for the lead early in the race with eventual winner Steve Rapp, but just didn't have enough to battle with him or Eslick in the final laps.
"Being on the podium is good," FIlmore said. "The race was good. I did some back and forth for the lead the first half of the race, which was great, but I couldn't hold on to the lead.
"(Rapp) got around me and then Danny and I started battling for secondhan we just couldn't get in his draft. He built up a bit of a gap and at that point Danny and I were by ourselves, just battling it out for
second place.
"I overshot Turn 5 and Danny was able to get around me. At that point there wasn't enough track left to catch him. I'll take the third though. We're up on the podium and it still gives me some points in
the championship hunt."
Further back in the pack were Wyman and Corbino.
"I got off to a decent start considering my qualifying position,"Wyman said of his slotting in the No. 11 spot. "I was up in the middle of the pack and battling it out with some of the guys and felt pretty
good about my Harley. Then I was able to make a few moves and finish eighth. Definitely not a bad day."
Rain had been a factor all weekend for the XR1200 riders so heading into Monday they were expecting more wet conditions but that didn't end up being the case. The track was mostly dry except in one turn where Corbino had some trouble.
"The start went well," Corbino said. "I was on a good pace and was in the middle of the pack from the beginning until I had a bit of a mishap in the only turn where there was rain. I ended up on the paint
and that's not where you want to be.
"Luckily I kept it on two wheels and was able to refocus and finish the race. I just wanted to take her home safely and I did that. I'm happy with a top-10 finish. It's good for points and for the whole
GEICO XR1200 team."
The next stop for the AMA Pro Vance & Hines XR1200 Series will be June 5 at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.


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Last Modified: March 23, 2012
Cancer screening tests look for cancer before a person has any symptoms. When abnormal tissue or cancer is found early, it may be easier to treat or cure. By the time symptoms appear, the cancer may be more advanced and could be harder to treat or cure.
Screening tests are used for types of cancer that are relatively common in the population; this means the disease has a high incidence rate. Screening tests are also used for diseases where there are effective treatments available. For conditions where there is no known effective treatment, screening is of limited use. When your doctor suggests a screening test, it does not necessarily mean that he/she believes you have cancer. Screening tests detect the possibility that cancer is present before you have symptoms.
There are different kinds of screening tests.
Screening tests include the following:
A good screening test is a safe test.
A physical exam, lab testing, and imaging typically pose very little risk to patients. The more invasive the test, the higher the risk.
A good screening test gives useful results.
This means the test should reliably find disease when it is present in the patient and find no disease if it is not present. . A false-positive test occurs when test results appear to be abnormal even though there is actually no cancer. A false-negative is when test results show no cancer when there really is cancer. No test is perfect: a perfect test would give only true positive and true negative results, but a good screening test should have an acceptably low rate of false-positive and false-negative results. False-positive results can create undue stress and can lead to other unnecessary testing. False-negative results can delay treatment.
The terminology used to describe the usefulness of a test are: sensitivity and specificity, which are described below.
Sensitivity is the "true positive rate." The closer the sensitivity is to 100%, the more likely that a positive result actually means that the patient has a disease. To calculate sensitivity, use the formula a/(a+c), where "a" is the number of true positives and "c" is the number of false negatives.
Specificity is the "true negative rate." The closer the specificity is to 100%, the more likely a negative result means that the patient is truly disease-free. Specificity can be calculated with the formula d/(b+ d) where "d" is the number of true negatives and "b" is number of false positives.
The best screening tests have high sensitivity and high specificity.
Recommended Screening Tests for the General Public (Based on your personal and family history, your doctor may have other recommendations for you.)
As women get older, their chances of getting breast cancer increase. A mammogram is an x-ray test that can find a breast cancer when it is too small to be felt. Most breast cancers have a higher chance of cure if detected and treated early. There is debate over the age to begin screening mammography, however, most recommend a mammogram every 1 to 2 years starting at age 40 or age 50.
Sexually active women are at risk for cancer of the cervix. A Pap smear uses a small brush to sample cells of the cervix, which are then examined under a microscope. Pap smears can find cancer and pre-cancerous changes of the cervix early, when there is a higher chance of cure. This test may also be combined with a test for HPV (a virus known to cause cervical cancer) in women over 30 years of age.
Women should have a Pap test starting at age 21, or no later than three years after first sexual intercourse. A Pap smear should be done every 1-2 years; for women over 30 who have had three consecutive normal Pap smears, the test can be spread out to every three years. Women over age 70 who have and have had regular, normal Pap tests should discuss with their doctors how often Pap screening should be done. Women with certain risk factors may need more frequent screening, including those who have HIV, are immunosuppressed, were exposed to diethylstilbestrol (DES) in utero, and have been treated for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) 2, CIN 3, or cervical cancer.
Colon cancer screening is recommended starting at age 50.
Fecal Occult Blood Test — Stool samples are taken to test for small amounts of blood in your stool. There are many conditions and medications, which can give a positive result, therefore, in lieu of this test, a doctor may recommend either a sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy. This test alone is not an effective substitute for sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy and is best used in combination with these tests.
Sigmoidoscopy or Colonoscopy — These tests look inside the rectum and colon using a small, lighted tube. Biopsies can be taken if there are any abnormal looking areas and potentially precancerous polyps can be removed. These tests are more invasive than fecal occult blood testing, but are more sensitive and specific. They are recommended once every 5 to 10 years, or more frequently if you have a family history of colon cancer and/or personal history of abnormal polyps.
Prostate cancer is more common in men over age 50, in African Americans, and in men with a family history of prostate cancer. Screening tests include a digital rectal exam to feel for nodules on the prostate, and the PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood test to help detect prostate cancer. There is debate over whether routine screening should be recommended to the general population, and if so, at what age it should start, so discuss this with your doctor.
Unfortunately, not every type of cancer has a good screening test. A few examples are reviewed below.
Tumor markers, substances secreted into the bloodstream by certain tumors, have a very limited role in cancer screening. In ovarian cancer, many women are found to have an elevated level of the tumor marker CA-125. So, why do we not check CA-125 in all women? CA-125 may not lead to early diagnosis because it is not sensitive or specific for ovarian cancer. It can be expressed in a number of gynecologic (eg, endometrium, fallopian tube) and nongynecologic (eg, pancreas, breast, colon, lung) cancers, as well as in benign conditions such as endometriosis and pregnancy. However, in cases of ovarian cancer where CA-125 is elevated, it can be used clinically after diagnosis to determine response to treatment and to detect relapse. Researchers continue to study the best uses for CA-125.
In lung cancer, there have been screening studies using routine radiography such as chest X-rays or CT scans. Screening with sputum cytology (taking a sample of mucous from the lungs that is examined for cancer cells) has also been done. While these tests can detect lung cancer, they have not been shown to decrease lung cancer death rates. We are still looking to see if there are other screening tests that can be used in lung cancer. For example, screening with helical CT scans as compared to basic x-ray screening is being studied on a clinical trial called the National Lung Screening Trial.
If signs of cancer are detected on a screening test, more definitive and invasive follow up tests are performed to confirm the diagnosis. Controversy arises when it is not clear if the benefits of screening outweigh the risks of follow-up diagnostic tests and cancer treatments. Ultimately, whether or not you have a particular screening test is something you should decide with your doctor after discussing your risk factors and personal preferences.
Apr 21, 2010 - The risks for false-positive results on lung cancer screening tests are substantial after two yearly examinations, especially with low-dose computed tomography, according to a study in the April 20 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.


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buckwheat just come out and say you've been sucking dicks for 2 dollars a pop
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I had the opportunity to cover the 2011 Global RallyCross event. While I was there, I paid a visit to the Ford Rally Team base-camp where some of the world's best drivers were present: Tanner Foust and WRC Legend Marcus Gronholm.
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REVIEW: Phantom
Based on a real-life story, this one had me totally confused at its open because all of the Soviets on the sub spoke with American accents. The only person in this movie set in Russia with an accent has just a line or two at the end.
Ed Harris stars as a Soviet captain ,tortured by his past, as he's forced into one more mission. William Fictner is his right-hand man. David Ducovny is one of two KGB agents who are intent on launching a nuclear war.
Despite the hour-and-a-half running time, it felt almost twice as long. It was mostly a drag, despite the always fine acting by Harris. And the end was just plain hokey.
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<S YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Serving Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge, Seaford, Old Bethpage and Plainview VOL 24 NO. 28 June 14-20, 1991 25 CENTS TRAGIC ACCIDENT IN BETHPAGE INJURES TWO cards Stationery gifts g.a.p. travel sports center Km Scenes from the accident which injured two. PWWI Jl PIIIIMHI By Steve Simpson It was a warm, bright and quite average Monday afternoon at the King Kullen Shopping Center in Bethpage. Lunch hour was settHng down. No one was prepared for the "out of control" burgundy Deha 88 that would hit two pedestrians, collide with a van, and change the course of many people's lives. "I was in the process of getting in the van when I saw the car hit the two ladies and come towards me and plow into my van. He had to be doing thirty miles an hour or better. I'm lucky I was in the van," said Gerard Mahlmeister, a driver for Bethpage Bouquet. Well, Gerard, perhaps we're lucky your van was parked where it was or the car may have gone on to hurt even more pedestrians. Billy Nimmo, the owner of Bethpage Bouquet stated that this is not the first of this type of accident in our shopping center. "1 had a car go through my store two years ago on Valentine's Day. Ihafs why 1 don't park my car in the front or have my counter up front/' Mr. Niniino wcni on to sav. The policemen on the scene were very courteous and professional. However, the detective was not very cooperative with me. After finally contacting the Police Public Information Office at the police headquarters we learned that the operator of the vehicle was Mr. Leo Miller, 85, of Bethpage, who was pulling out of a parking lot when he apparently lost control of his vehicle and hit 2 pedestrians, Ann Coleman, 83, of Florida, and Kathleen Herzog, 48, of Bethpage. Both were taken to Nassau County Medical Center. Ann Coleman was taken via helicopter due to her condition. The two women still remain hospitalized with Ann Coleman still in intensive care. The Tribune extends get well wishes to the two women and we pray for their speedy recovery. The police officers as well as rescue workers should be commended for ihcir expertise and efficiency in dealing with this terrible accident. A hearing for Mr. Miller will be set to determine il he is able to continue to operate a motor \chicle. GARY BRETTON RECEIVES OUTSTANDING BUSINESS PERSON AWARD On June 7, the Nassau Council of Chamber of Commerce honored Ciary Bretton of Bretton's Deli as Outstanding Small Business Person of the Year. The honor was presented to Gary at a breakfast held at the Marriot Hotel and was sponsored by Newsday. Gary was honored for his dedicated service to the community and the Bethpage Chamber of Commerce. As most of the community is aware of Gary the founder of our "Annual Benefit" football game which raises money to help feed families during the holidays. He is also Vice President of the Bethpage Chamber of C ommerce and is involved in many organizations in Bethpage where he tirelessly devotes much of his time. M^iD THE VOTE The following results were tabuUUed from the Bethpage Board of Education and Budget Vote on fune 12,1991 PROPOSAL ONE (The School Bwlget) LIBRARY PROPOSAL (Board of Education) HAL RESNICK TOM FROST SANDY WATSON (Librarv Irtistee) KATHERINE AGRILLO V YES 973 n NO 591 NO 447 661 Votes 854 Votes Unopposed Unopposed rV~i
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59 simple but profound slogans for softening your heart for love and concern for others.
In this workshop we'll practice guided meditation, journaling, and focused small group and large group discussion as techniques to help us digest a much-loved and well-used traditional Indo-Tibetan Buddhist text. Usually referred to as
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. Copies of the book will be available for purchase at the workshop, so that the process of training you will begin can be continued.
$50; $45 current SFZC members; $40 limited income. Some scholarships are available; see
About Registration, Scholarships, and Cancellations
. No one turned away for lack of funds.
To Register:
Use the Ticket Table below. Or call our toll free number 888.743.9362 or our local number 415.475.9362.
Related Bio(s):
Zoketsu Norman Fischer (Senior Dharma Teacher)
Zoketsu Norman Fischer is a poet and Zen Buddhist priest. For many years he has taught at the San Francisco Zen Center, the oldest and largest of the new Buddhist organizations in the West, where he served as co-Abbot from 1995-2000. He is currently a Senior Dharma Teacher there as well as the founder and spiritual director of the
Everyday Zen Foundation
, an organization dedicated to adapting Zen Buddhist teachings to Western culture.


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American Indian Resource Center
(218) 755-2032
Fax: (218) 755-2138
Mailing Address:
1500 Birchmont Dr. NE #21
Bemidji, MN 56601-2907
See all Upcoming Events
Date | Name | Time | ||
Dec 4, 2013 | Ojibwe Language Table | 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm | American Indian Resource Center | |
CANCELLED FOR TONIGHT DUE TO THE WEATHER: Ojibwe Language Table will be held at the American Indian Resource Center every Wednesday 6pm-8pm in room 127. Everyone is welcome!! If you have any questions, you can call the AIRC at 218-755-2032 |
The AIRC Calendar is happy to publish events sponsored by the Council of Indian Students, the American Indian Resource Center, and our academic programs. If you would like an event added here, email Stephanie Hendricks.
If you want to schedule an event at the AIRC, email Stephanie Hendricks or call 218-755-2032. Miigwech.


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