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GARETH DUNCAN analyses Saturday's Currie Cup final between the Sharks and Western Province.
Most of the odds lie in the Sharks' favour: home ground advantage, they have the better team on paper, they have settled combinations and the stronger pack. Let's not beat around the bush, the Sharks are overwhelming favourites to claim the title.
The Sharks have not lost against any South African team at home during Super Rugby and the Currie Cup. Kings Park has been a fortress against their local rivals, and they will carry that confidence into the title-decider. WP will also go into this match knowing they only won once in the last five against the men from Durban in all competitions. The bashing they received in the Super Rugby semi-final at Newlands must still haunt them.
A key advantage for the hosts will be their expected ascendancy among the heavies. While the Golden Lions boasted the strongest pack for most parts of the domestic competition, the Sharks forwards won that reputation during the latter league rounds and in the semi-final win over the Blue Bulls as their Springboks returned.
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Kudos must be given to head coach John Plumtree, who mastered the management of his Test players after they came back from Rugby Championship duty. The Kiwi learned his lesson the hard way last season when he rushed all seven of his internationals into the starting line-up when they jetted back from the World Cup in New Zealand. They struggled to make an impact in the 2011 Currie Cup final at Ellis Park, which saw the Lions ease to a 42-16 win. Plumtree will get the best out of his Boks on Saturday.
Lambie's most outstanding individual performance came in the 2010 Currie Cup final. He's yet to eclipse that memory over the last two years, but the signs he's shown over the last fortnight in the No 10 jersey indicate he'll be an important player on the pitch on Saturday. Even though he struggled to get game time with the Springboks this season, he's looked confident at flyhalf and will play a vital role with the boot and in marshalling his team-mates on his outside. A strong run this weekend will force Bok coach Heyneke Meyer's hand in picking him at pivot (and not fullback) during the end-of-year tour.
If the Sharks gain ascendancy, their backline will thrive. Young scrumhalf Cobus Reinach has been Plumtree's find of the season, the young centre combination of Paul Jordaan and Tim Whitehead has gelled really well (to think Frans Steyn will still jump into the midfield equation next season), and wing JP Pietersen and fullback Louis Ludik are enjoying a purple patch of form.
This is the Sharks' final to lose.
It doesn't look good for the visitors.
They shocked the Lions by scoring a late try for a 21-16 comeback win in Johannesburg last weekend. But the final against the Sharks should be a step too far.
However, head coach Allister Coetzee and optimistic Province fans will say: 'never rule out the underdogs'.
The main targets the Cape side will aim for are the lineouts, the breakdown battle and the tactical kicking game. If WP can achieve any ascendancy in these facets of play, they'll have hope.
The Sharks have been poor at the lineouts in recent weeks, while Province have excelled at the set piece throughout the domestic campaign. Province will miss their injured lineout kingpin Andries Bekker, but if they can continue their impressive showings, they have a platform to attack from. Their driving maul has beaten most defences from close range.
The individual performances of No 8 Duane Vermeulen and flank Deon Fourie will be very influential. Both players have been consistent throughout the year, and their team will need big contributions from them. They'll be key in the breakdown assault and as ball carriers. Fourie will also need to keep a cool head and not concede needless penalties.
The halfback combination of Nic Groom and Demetri Catrakilis will need to fire. The two players know each other well as they've played alongside each other ever since the 2011 Varsity Cup with UCT.
Groom provides quick service and will keep the defenders around the fringes on their toes, which takes some pressure off Catrakilis. The Kings-bound pivot has impressed with the boot when his forwards hold their own up front, but he's known to falter when defences give him no space or time with the ball. The Province pack need to play their part, as Catrakilis will be a vital part of their tactical kicking game.
If WP can achieve this, they will have the chance to win favourable field positions. If they can milk kickable penalties off the Sharks, the visitors have a sharpshooter to rely on. But I stress, this will be a tough task.
It will be interesting to see how Coetzee's gamble of starting rookie Damian de Allende at inside centre pays off. Marcel Brache has been inconsistent and many feel JP du Plessis (who's with the U21s) should've been given a go, but Coetzee seems confident De Allende can provide a physical presence. Province can't afford him to falter.
WP don't have much running for them, but if they can put the Sharks under pressure in the aforementioned areas, they could find themselves in the position to pull off one of the most unlikeliest upsets of the year.
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Sharks – 15 Louis Ludik, 14 JP Pietersen, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Tim Whitehead, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Pat Lambie, 9 Cobus Reinach, 8 Keegan Daniel (c), 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Marcell Coetzee, 5 Anton Bresler, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Craig Burden, 1 Beast Mtawarira.
Subs: 16 Kyle Cooper, 17 Wiehahn Herbst, 18 Jandre Marais, 19 Jean Deysel, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Meyer Bosman, 22 Odwa Ndungane.
WP – 15 Gio Aplon, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 Juan de Jongh, 12 Damian de Allende, 11 Bryan Habana, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Nic Groom, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Don Armand, 6 Deon Fourie (c), 5 De Kock Steenkamp, 4 Eben Etzebeth, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Scarra Ntubeni, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
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Vol. 03 , No. 06
The Political Economy of Reform in China: Prices, Taxes, and Local Interests
The Athenaeum's series on "Society and State in Contemporary China" continues with a program addressing China's political economy.
On Monday, February 22, Christine Wong, assistant professor of economics at the University of California, Santa Cruz, lectures on "The Political Economy of Reform in China: Prices, Taxes, and Local Interests." Wong was born in Hong Kong, graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and received her PhD from the University of California, Berkeley. Her presentation follows a 6:00 p.m. dinner.
It was a halcyon day when 24 committed men and women gathered together in the Athenaeum to discuss paraphernalia over lunch, or, more specifically, "the property a bride brings with her to her wedding." All came away with an enriched vocabulary and an eagerness to attend more WordsWorth Society repasts. Are you? Sign up for our next gabfest on Tuesday, February 23.
Prospects for Israeli-Palestinian Peace: The Revolution of Stones in the West Bank of Gaza
Middle East specialist and consultant on international affairs for ABC News and the RAND Corporation Judith Kipper speaks Tuesday, February 23, at 7:00 p.m., following a 5:30 p.m. reception and dinner. The address is titled "Prospects for Israeli-Palestinian Peace: The Revolution of Stones in the West Bank of Gaza."
Kipper, presently a guest scholar at the Brookings Institution, is considered by Washington policymakers to be a major force in Middle East affairs as a political analyst. She is well-known for her extensive range of contacts in the region, and is one of the few American specialists on the Middle East who is well-placed in Israel and in the Arab countries. She frequently analyzes regional events on radio and television.
Conversation with Elie Wiesel
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1988 11:00 a.m. McKenna Auditorium
An Evening with Elie Wiesel
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1988 8:00 p.m. Bridges Auditorium
0nce again the Athenaeum welcomes distinguished novelist, playwright, and essayist Elie Wiesel. Not only is Wiesel a world-renowned authority on Jewish tradition and culture, he is also a survivor of the Nazi death camps at Auschwitz, Birkenau, and Buchenwald. Since his emergence from this horror, Wiesel has been "an eloquent and untiring witness" to the time-a spokesman for the Jews of the Holocaust.
Wiesel is the author of eight novels, several volumes of essays and short stories, a play, and an autobiographical memoir. He has been awarded numerous honors for his contributions to literature and to human rights. In 1986 he was named the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, a testimony to his lifelong devotion to the human cause.
Because we anticipate a large and enthusiastic response to Elie Wiesel's visit, our programs will be held in McKenna and Bridges auditoriums according to the following schedule:
Wednesday, February 24, 1988
11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Conversation with Elie Wiesel
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An Evening with Elie Wiesel
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Elie Wiesel's visit is being sponsored by the Athenaeum, the Scripps College Humanities Institute, the Office of the Chaplains and Hillel of The Claremont Colleges.
First it was the Athenaeum's famous Clam Bake that packed the house; now it's the long-awaited Mardi Gras celebration! Traditionally the last resounding bash before the long period of Lenten abstinence and fasting, this is an excellent opportunity to enjoy good food and good company in a festive atmosphere. Sign up early to ensure your participation in this sell-out event, scheduled for Friday, February 26, to begin at 6:00 p.m. Keep in mind, however, the elegant nature of the Athenaeum, and know that overly exuberant party-goers will be politely asked to leave.
What Is Next After the INF Treaty?
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1988 4:00 p.m. Little Bridges
The Athenaeum joins Students for Nuclear Responsibility and the Pomona College International Relations Department in sponsoring this West Coast appearance of the American wife of Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou of Greece. Margaret Papandreou graduated from U.C. Berkeley, and is president of the Women's Union of Greece. She is the international liaison for Women for a Meaningful Summit. Her address is titled "What Is Next after the INF Treaty?"
Ms. Papandreou speaks at 4:00 p.m. in Bridges Hall of Music ("Little Bridges") on the Pomona College campus.
0n Sunday, February 28, the semester's second Athenaeum Sunday brunch takes place from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Students are encouraged to sign up early for the event, which was "sold out" in January. Due to the popularity of the event, brunch is open only to CMC-associated individuals (and one guest).
Women in Traditional China: Agents or Objects?
The Athenaeum's series on "Society and State in Contemporary China" continues with a program addressing women in Chinese society.
On Monday, February 29, Arthur Wolf continues CMC's series on China as he presents a lecture entitled "Women in Traditional China: Agents or Objects?" Wolf is a professor of anthropology at Stanford University and has written several articles on aspects of Chinese families and society. He received his PhD in anthropology from Cornell University in 1964. His presentation also follows a 6:00 p.m. dinner.
The Closing of the American Mind: The Meaning and Merit
HENRY GIBBONS, moderator
Does rock music corrupt the young? Is sex replacing love in modern America? Are we ravaged by rampant relativism? Have colleges failed in their mission? Is real education possible in a democracy? For the past year countless Americans have debated the meaning and merits of Allan Bloom's book, The Closing of the American Mind: How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy and Impoverished the souls of Today's Students (1988). Against this backdrop CMC's Phi Beta Kappa chapter presents a panel on Bloom's surprise bestseller. The faculty discussants include CMCers Charles Kesler (government), Jim Nichols, Jr. (government), and John Roth (philosophy), Henry Gibbons, an historian teaching in CGS' management program, will moderate as well as participate. Kesler, Roth, and Gibbons have all written about the book, while Nichols studied with Bloom. The audience is, of course, welcome to bring its own questions.
A wine and cheese reception will begin at 5:30 p.m., with dinner starting at 6:00 p.m. The discussion follows dinner.
The panel event serves as a forerunner for Allan Bloom's own visit to the Athenaeum -on Monday, March 21. That evening Bloom himself will discuss his book, The Closing of the American Mind. Sign-ups for the 5:30 p.m. reception and dinner for Bloom can be made now by checking the coupon for the panel discussion in this Fortnightly.
Vision, Trust, and Commitment
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1988 4:00 p.m.
Leadership Effectiveness: A Practitioner's Perspective
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1988 6:45 p.m.
Leadership Effectiveness: A Scholar's Perspective
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1988 7:30 p.m.
Gender and Leadership Style
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1988 12:30 p.m.
Harnessing the Organization's Intellectual Energy
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1988 7:00 p.m.
Nationally renowned entrepreneur and '67 CMC alum Henry Kravis is one of several speakers who will participate in CMC's Leadership Conference in March. The conference inaugurates the leadership studies program on campus, and is sponsored by the James Irvine Foundation, Lorinda de Roulet, and Kravis, who has endowed the Henry R. Kravis Chair in Leadership and Organizational Psychology at CMC. Dr. Martin Chemers, the holder of the Kravis chair, is the organizer of the conference.
The participants in the conference include: Warren Bennis, the author of Leaders: the Strategy for Taking Charge (1985) and the distinguished professor of business administration at the University of Southern California; Peter Drucker, one of the nation's foremost authorities on management and the Marie Rankin Clarke Professor of Social Science and Business Administration at the Claremont Graduate School; Alice Eagly, a professor of psychology at Purdue University in Indiana and the author of Sex Dfferences in Social Behavior: A Social Role Interpretation (1987); Fred Fiedler, a professor of psychology and organization and management at the University of Washington and an important contributor to current theories of leadership; Kravis, one of the founding partners of Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts & Co., which has leveraged buyouts of Beatrice Companies, Safeway Stores, and Owens-Illinois; and Chemers, who is the author, with Fiedler, of Leadership and Effective Management (1974) and Improving Leadership Effectiveness: The Leader Match Concept (1976).
The schedule for the conference is:
Wednesday, March 2, 1988
3:30 p.m. CMC Pres. Jack Stark welcomes participants, and Chemers introduces program
4:00 p.m. Drucker speaks on "Vision, Trust, and Commitment"
6:45 p.m Kravis speaks on "Leadership Effectiveness: A Practitioner's Perspective"
7:30 p.m. Bennis speaks on "Leadership Effectiveness: A Scholar's Perspective"
Thursday, March 3, 1988
Noon Lunch
12:30 p.m. Eagly speaks on "Gender and Leadership Style"
5:30 p.m. Reception and dinner
7:00 p.m. Fiedler speaks on "Harnessing the Organization's Intellectual Energy"
Students are encouraged to sign up for the meals on Thursday, March 3, by using the coupons in this issue of The Fortnightly, and to participate in this exciting new program.
Women in Politics
MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1988 McKenna Auditorium
When Sen. Gary Hart dropped out of the presidential race in 1987, fellow Democrat Patricia Schroeder, who had been a co-chairperson of Hart's campaign, was encouraged to campaign for the presidential nomination herself. However, after spending several months "testing the waters," Schroeder decided to postpone her bid, since financial support seemed to be lacking.
On Monday, March 7, Schroeder speaks on women in politics in McKenna Auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Before her presentation the congresswoman dines with students and faculty at a 5:30 p.m. reception and dinner in the Athenaeum.
Schroeder is the most senior woman in Congress, and she represents the First Congressional District of Colorado, comprising most of the city and county of Denver. Schroeder, who was first elected to Congress in 1972 and then re-elected seven times, has served as a Democratic whip in the House since 1978. In 1985 Schroeder introduced historic legislation calling for a mutual nuclear testing moratorium.
Schroeder graduated magna cum laude from the University of Minnesota in 1961. Three years later she graduated from Harvard Law School and passed the Colorado bar. She has been called a "fiscally conservative liberal," and she has called defense contractors the "welfare queen of the '80s." Students interested in meeting with Congresswoman Schroeder should make reservations for dinner by using the coupon in this Fortnightly.
God, Medicine, and the Problems of Evil
In conjunction with the Office of the Chaplains, the Athenaeum is proud to feature a program on current issues in ethics-issues that challenge us to define and understand the moral life in America. Dr. Stanley Martin Hauerwas, professor of theological ethics at the Divinity School, Duke University, visits the Athenaeum on Tuesday, March 8, to address such controversial concerns as abortion, euthanasia, and the care of the retarded. A graduate of Yale Divinity School and Yale University Graduate School, Hauerwas is an often-published, leading Christian ethicist whose ideas are sure to furnish a stimulating evening of discussion. Hauerwas' presentation, "God, Medicine, and the Problems of Evil," will follow a 5:30 reception and dinner.
Tea. Sweets and teas are served daily in the Athenaeum's library from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students and faculty are invited to stop by the library during this time for conversation and refreshments.
Wednesday Lunch. Lunch is served at noon each Wednesday in the Athenaeum for students and faculty who wish to dine together. Reservations are not required.
It's February already, and the Athenaeum is in full swing, with a wide selection of fascinating programs to choose from. Just take a look at our schedule for the semester, and you'll find everything from outstanding political figures and literary greats, to various cultural celebrations, art showcases, brunches, and teas. I'm sure you'll agree that this is a veritable feast of fine programs, indeed. But now it's time for a gentle, but firm reminder concerning how to take advantage of offerings.
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I just read the blog post: http://www.samharris.org/blog/item/everything-and-nothing/
It looks like his only argument in favor of getting a universe from nothing is that "it may be true, even if (religious) people dont like it". He then admits there exists no model that tells us a universe can come from nothing… but it is a possibility! Then he says that we may not be able to understand/visualise something, but that it can mathematically make sense.
My response:
A. whether (religious) people dont like something is irrelevant, and adds no support to the opposite.
B. if there is no model to get something from nothing, why say it is a possibility and suggest it will make sense mathematically?
C. We can observe in nature that conscious beings create/shape the world around them. Why prefer an unnatural (never observed and there is not even a model) "universe from nothing" idea over a "creator shapes universe" idea which is based on extrapolation from natural facts?
D. if the universe is inherently mathematical, then: 1) this is not "nothing". 2) this is called platonic idealism, which is the exact opposite of a universe without a "creator".


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Proxy-o-Matic lets you create dynamic proxies fast and in an homogeneous way
Contribution Overview
Proxy-o-Matic lets you create dynamic proxies fast and in an homogeneous way. Groovy has the option to create proxy implementations of interfaces, abstract classes and even concrete classes based on closures and maps. You can see them as a poor man's version of anonymous inner classes, but they are not an exact replacement as you can't qualify method calls with this nor super.
Proxies created with Proxy-o-Matic also suffer from the this/super problem but they add a couple of features that the standard proxy creation mechanism doesn't offer:
- ability to define overloaded methods
- ability to call its own methods from within
- ability to proxy more than 1 interface at a time
- ability to proxy from Expandos as well
Here are a couple of examples that show how to use Proxy-o-Matic
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Credit must be given when credit is due, in this case Proxy-o-Matic emerged from an idea Alex Tkachman pitched at the Groovy-dev mailing list, thanks Alex for the marvelous idea of a Proxy builder DSL.
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Just drop proxyomatic-<version>.jar into $GROOVY_HOME/lib or ~/.groovy/lib and your done.
Have the latest stable version of Groovy installed, that's all baby!
Using Proxy-o-Matic is pretty straight forward: call any of ProxyOMatic's proxy() methods. To achieve a DSL like usage remember to import statically
ProxyOMatic.proxy. Proxy-o-Matic can only create proxies from interfaces for the time being, abstract/concrete classes will be supported in a following version. These are the method signatures you would need to work with
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The International Rugby Board are considering hosting some of Wales' World Cup matches in 2015 at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
England won the right to host the event and organisers are expected to make use of some of the country's numerous world-class football stadia.
The venues will be confirmed once the tournament dates are finalised with the pool draw to follow in November. However, IRB chief executive Mike Miller said travel logistics could make the 75 000-seater Millennium an option.
'Yes there is an issue of Wales playing at "home", but for people in the west of England, it's much easier to get to Cardiff than it is to get London,' Miller said.
'Firstly we will set the dates for the tournament, then we will see what stadia are available and move forward from there. No decision has been taken on use of the Millennium Stadium yet. That will be part of the meeting.'


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AquaSox's Wilson an imposing presence
Talented Mariners' second-round pick is big, fast, powerful
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At six-foot five-inches, Mariners' second-round draft pick Austin Wilson (40) towers over some of his shorter teammates on the Everett AquaSox.
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Mariners' second-round draft pick Austin Wilson comes up to bat in a recent AquaSox game at Everett Memorial Stadium.
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Mariners' second-round draft pick Austin Wilson lines up with his Everett AquaSox teammates before the start of a recent game at Everett Memorial Stadium.
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Mariners' second-round draft pick Austin Wilson Austin Wilson (40) stands in the on-deck circle during a recent AquaSox game at Everett Memorial Stadium.
Wilson cuts an imposing presence. At 6-foot-5, he towers above many of his Everett AquaSox teammates. He's listed at 245 pounds, but he still has more of the lean appearance of a sprinter than the bulky look of a shot putter.
No doubt, Wilson stands out in a crowd.
"Yeah, he's a physical specimen," Everett manager Rob Mummau agreed. "He's 6-5, has a lot of muscle, probably two-percent body fat. He's a real good-looking kid."
The Seattle Mariners are banking that Wilson's physical gifts translate into major-league stardom.
Wilson became one of the top prospects on the AquaSox roster when he joined the team last weekend, and the Mariners are hoping his power stroke blossoms during his time in Everett.
"I'm going to try and unleash the beast as much as I can in Everett," Wilson said. "We'll see how it goes."
Wilson, a 21-year-old outfielder from Los Angeles, was Seattle's second-round pick in this year's draft out of Stanford University. He's considered a prospect with tremendous tools, given his combination of size, strength and speed.
Before the college season Wilson was considered a first-round talent for the draft. However, he suffered through an injury-plagued junior campaign as he developed a stress reaction on the tip of his right elbow just before the season began. He tried playing in Stanford's opening game, but was unable to swing properly and ended up sitting out six weeks. Missing half the season was part of the reason why Wilson was still available for the Mariners at the 49th-overall pick.
"I don't think (the injury) affected me baseball-wise," Wilson said. "If it was a pro season they would have sent me to Arizona, I would have gotten at bats and gotten back into a groove. I thought me at 80 percent, given my experience, I could help my team. I did help my team, but from a standpoint of being able to show what I could do, I didn't feel I could really do that because I wasn't back in baseball shape. I was healthy, but I couldn't really show people what I could do."
The other scouting concern about Wilson was that, despite his obvious strength, it never fully translated into power numbers during his time in college. Wilson hit five home runs in 55 games as a freshman, 10 homers in 59 games as a sophomore, then five in 31 games as a junior. His slugging percentage topped out at .493 as a sophomore, which is a good number, but perhaps not what one would consider elite.
There's some suggestion in the scouting community that his low power numbers could be a product of playing for Stanford. The Cardinal has a reputation of emphasizing opposite-field hitting, which could lessen power numbers. Wilson dispelled that notion to a degree, but not completely.
"It's a stereotype Stanford has, that they have punch-and-judy hitters," Wilson said. "I don't really think that's true, but it is what it is.
"I wouldn't say they de-emphasize power, I'd just says it's a lack of hitting teaching," Wilson added. "Power is something you don't really learn in an environment where people are trying to win. It's nothing against the Stanford coaching, it's just not an environment for developing power hitters."
Wilson could have returned to Stanford for his senior season to try and improve his stock with a healthy season and get into the first round. However, he said there was never any doubt he'd sign with the Mariners.
"No, I'm ready for pro ball," Wilson responded when asked if going back to college was a consideration. "I'm ready to get this thing started.
"The second round is still exceptional, I'm still happy with that."
Baseball America reported that Wilson received a $1.7 million signing bonus. That was $590,000 more than the slot value for the 49th pick, and it's the largest signing bonus given to a second rounder so far. (Wilson was the 10th player selected in the second round).
Now that he's begun his professional career, Wilson is confident he'll show more power with Everett than he was able to show during his time at Stanford.
"Yeah, I definitely think I do (have more power)," Wilson said. "That's what pro ball is all about. I'm going to go out there and unleash the beast."
That's something both the Sox and Mariners are looking forward to.
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Dell Latitude d610 Laptop
Win xp service pack 3
When I start the computer it hangs before the desktop icons come up and no task bar is displayed hard drive activity light does not show any activity. Indications are corrupt explorer.exe. tried system restore, also start from last known good start. can get to desk top icons through safe mode
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John A Persing MD
Irving and Silik Polayes Professor of Surgery (Plastic) and Professor of Neurosurgery; Section Chief
Departments & Organizations
Yale Medical Group
Office of Student Research
Updates and Innovations in Craniofacial SurgeryCancer Center, YalePediatric Plastic Surgery | Pediatric Specialty Center | Neurosurgery | Surgery: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery: Craniofacial Center, Cosmetic Surgery Center
Research Interests
Craniofacial growth and development; Cosmetic surgery/quality of life issues; Combined cerebral and facial trauma; Craniofacial vascular malformations; Hemangiomas more...
- M.D., University of Vermont, 1974
Selected Publications
- Persing J, Jane J Jr, Jane Sr: Neurosurgical Focus – Craniosynostosis. JNSPG Online Section Of August 2011 issue of Neurosurgial Focus http://thejns.org/toc/foc/31/2.
- Terner J, Lee SS, Persing: Combined metopic and sagittal craniosynostosis: is it worse than sagittal synostosis alone? JNSPG Online Section of August 2011 issue of Neurosurgical Focus … http://thejns.org/toc/foc/31/2
- Patel A, Chang CC, Terner J, Tuggle CT, Persing JA: Improved correction of supraorbital rim deformity in metopic, unilateral coronal, and bilateral coronal craniosynostosis by the orbital rim "tilt" procedure: Technical note. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery. (In press)


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Built for Skiers. The Atomic Skiwear Lookbook 14/15.
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Double victory at the Marcialonga (with brother Jørgen), victory and a record at the Birkebeiner and the victory in the final of Ski Classics.
What was the key to winning the overall Ski Classics Series?
I improved a lot in double polling, and my skis have been better than ever before.
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Active, ambitious, positive.
... and three things your competitors hate about you.
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How have you prepared this summer for the upcoming winter?
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Let us into a training secret so we can beat our buddies in the next ski marathon.
Combined rollerski and running and also a lot of strength training. Some long sessions but also a lot of really hard speed.
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Open your netbeans module project pom.xml file (or the parent pom of your module projects to configure all modules)
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I'm playing with Sun's OpenMQ. The Java-based installer made me fairly skeptical (c'mon guys... tar zxf...) but boy howdy! so far, utterly rock solid. After my pitched, losing battles with SpiritWave in the 2001-2003 timeframe, I'm fairly skittish and approaching this project at Gilt with caution.
So far though...
(Yes, I tried ActiveMQ as that would be my first choice due to the utterly irrational reason of tribal affiliation, but I've managed to lock the ActiveMQ broker up fairly easily with a simple stress test, and waiting to hear back on the user list regarding what I did wrong. So while I'm waiting, I'll play with OpenMQ and try not to fall in love.)
I'm going to bring a clicker to the next conference I go to an sit and click in random bursts. When people complain, and they will, I'll ask why they accept noisy typists..
In SF for a few days, originally to go to Rubyconf with the Gilt team, but am playing hooky to spend the day at QCon with "my people". (It's amazing how rich they manage to make the QCon agenda every time... that's not a statement about Rubyconf - they are two different beasties...)
Despite coming here and working (remotely) here for years, I'm always amazed how rich the Bay Area is for tech acrivity - walking to QCon this morning, I noticed that there's also "Dreamforce", the Salesforce conference, going on at the same time. I suspect that there's no overlap in attendees for all three (except me, I guess).
Listening to Kresten talk about his Erlang implementation on the JVM. JErlang?
Jetbrains just announced that my favorite IDE - IDEA - is now going to have an open-source version. That's great.
The interesting question is why are they doing this? Those of us that use IDEA, love IDEA. I've read some discussion about this (Cedric thinks they're doomed, Ceki isn't so certain) so I'll chime in - I think that this is less about the Java IDE, but more about broadening the product line and putting limited resources towards that goal.
I think there are a few things to consider. First, Jetbrains makes products that don't suck so they have a reasonable chance of bringing this non-suckage to other markets other than Java. IDEA IMO has long been the gold standard for what a Java IDE should be, and while I keep trying to switch to Eclipse, I always seem to come running back. Second, I think the tools market must be a really tough place to play so if you are in that space, you need to keep product lines fresh and relevant. (Borland who?) Third, while I think that Java is probably the best all-around platform for serious business system development, other things, like Ruby on Rails and PHP, really have momentum and mindshare when it comes to basic website development, and that's a huge market. And now having spent about 6 months actively working in a Rails shop, it's clear to me there are lots of things an experienced Java tool vendor can bring to the Ruby market.
Re the last point, clearly Jebrains isn't afraid to do this. They have had products for the .NET community for some time (Resharper which fixes Visual Studio's primitive refactoring support as well as a .NET profiler), build tools (TeamCity), a new bug tracker and RubyMine, an IDE for Ruby (I've used the Ruby support in IDEA and like it). I also just noticed they have a "Web and PHP IDE Preview" up on their site.
So color me hopeful - this isn't a move of desperation by a struggling company, but rather a tactical step to support a longer term strategy that broadens their product line and user base. Those of us that are IDEA fanbois aren't going to go away - I'll still get the Ulitmate edition (ok - so they aren't so good at naming...). But I know a lot of Ruby developers that could use some "surprise and delight" from Jetbrains...


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Patricia A. Williams, 85, of Delaware, passed away on June 10, 2011 in Bend, Oregon.
Patricia was born Oct. 27, 1925 in Mansfield to Clarence and Hazel (Hosler) Yoakam. She was a member of the Delaware Eastern Star; she also enjoyed spending time with her family, playing cards and fishing.
Patricia is survived by her two daughters, Linda G. McKee of Bend, Oregon, and Cynthia A.( Chuck) Moore; two stepdaughters, Barbara J. Waldrop of Columbus and Patricia L. Linden of Columbus; three grandchildren, Melissa Stuman, Shawn Morris and David Bailey; a step-grandchild, Alyssa Lawrence; two great-grandchildren, Elise and Ethan; a step-great-grandchild, Shayla; and a nephew; Daniel (Jeanne) Yoakam of Marion.
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Ryan B. Jensen PhD
Assistant Professor of Therapeutic Radiology and of Pathology
Research Interests
Cancer biology; DNA repair; BRCA2; DNA damage signaling; Genomic instability
Current Projects
- Biochemical and genetic characterization of tumor associated mutations in the BRCA2 gene.
- Genetic screens to further understand the molecular pathogenesis leading to tumor formation in BRCA2 carriers.
- Proteomic strategies to identify novel proteins that interact with BRCA2 after DNA damage.
- Identifying mechanisms and proteins that govern the regulatory decision between HR and NHEJ after a DSB is generated in mammalian cells.
Research Summary
Research in our lab is focused on the DNA Double Strand Break (DSB) repair response in mammalian cells. DNA DSB's are critical lesions for a cell and can lead to cell death if left unrepaired. Alternatively, if repaired incorrectly, a DSB can result in mutagenic consequences leading normal cells down a path to tumorigenesis. We are currently investigating the role BRCA2 (breast cancer susceptibility gene 2) plays in the DSB response as well as its role in homologous recombination (HR). People who inherit a deleterious mutation in the BRCA2 gene are at an incredibly high lifetime risk for breast, ovarian, and other types of cancer. We are particularly interested in the molecular pathogenic events that lead to such a high risk for cancer in the absence of functional BRCA2.
Extensive Research Description
A role for BRCA2 in DNA repair was
originally established based on its interaction with RAD51, a key player in HR.
RAD51 plays a central role in
recombination, assembling onto single-stranded DNA as a nucleoprotein filament,
and catalyzing the invasion and exchange of homologous DNA sequences. A major hurdle in any biochemical study
is to purify the protein of interest to homogeneity in an active state. At 384 kDa, BRCA2 is a large protein that has
proven difficult to purify. Recently, we
have successfully developed a method to purify the full-length protein from
human cells. We initially characterized BRCA2's
ability to bind DNA substrates, protein partners involved in homologous
recombination, and its capability to catalyze DNA strand exchange, an in
vitro measure of recombination. Our
findings revealed that BRCA2 binds RAD51 with a defined stoichiometry, prevents
nucleation onto dsDNA, and enforces binding of RAD51 onto ssDNA thus stabilizing
the nascent nucleoprotein filament.
A major focus of the lab is to understand the role BRCA2 plays in the DSB response as well as its role in homologous recombination (HR). Homologous recombination is a high fidelity form of DSB repair utilizing substrates such as the sister chromatid after DNA replication to repair a break with restoration of the original DNA sequence. Other pathways for DSB repair, such as non-homologous end joining (NHEJ), operate in the G1 phase of the cell cycle and can be deleterious if sequence information is deleted or altered at the break.
In order to better understand how BRCA2 and other players in HR signal and catalyze repair reactions, we are using a multi-disciplinary approach encompassing biochemistry, genetics, cell biology, structural biology, and proteomics. We are currently using human cells to both express and purify many of the proteins involved in HR to further understand detailed mechanisms of action. We can then look at enzymatic activities biochemically such as DNA binding preferences, direct protein interactions, and DNA strand exchange activity. Several proteins participate in the HR process and many of the players, such as the RAD51 paralogs, remain ill-defined as to what exact role they are playing. BRCA2 itself interacts with several proteins: PALB2, BRCA1, FANCD2, EMSY, DMC1, DSS1 and it is unclear how these interacting partners influence HR. Our goal is to understand the functional consequences of these interactions and how disruptions in the HR pathway lead to cancer.
Selected Publications
- Jensen RB, Ozes A, Kim T, Estep A, Kowalczykowski SC. BRCA2 is epistatic to the RAD51 paralogs in response to DNA damage. DNA Repair (Amst). 2013 Feb 2. doi:pii: S1568-7864(13)00002-5.
- Jensen RB, Carreira A, Kowalczykowski SC. Purified human BRCA2 stimulates RAD51-mediated recombination. Nature. 2010 Oct 7;467(7316):678-83.
- Jensen R, Glazer PM. Cell-interdependent cisplatin killing by Ku/DNA-dependent protein kinase signaling transduced through gap junctions. Proc Natl Acad Sci U SA. 2004 Apr 20;101(16):6134-9. Epub 2004 Apr 6.
- Peretz S, Jensen R, Baserga R, Glazer PM. ATM-dependent expression of the insulin-like growth factor-I receptor in a pathway regulating radiation response. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2001 Feb 13;98(4):1676-81. Epub 2001 Feb 6.


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Management Planning for Río Grande del Norte National MonumentThe BLM is preparing a management plan for the Río Grande del Norte National Monument which will amend the current land use plan through the preparation of an environmental assessment.
The Río Grande del Norte National Monument was established on March 25, 2013 by Presidential Proclamation. The monument includes approximately 242,500 acres of public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The landscape is comprised of rugged, wide open plains at an average elevation of 7,000 feet, dotted by volcanic cones, and cut by steep canyons with rivers tucked away in their depths. The Río Grande carves an 800 foot deep gorge through layers of volcanic basalt flows and ash. Among the volcanic cones in the Monument, Ute Mountain is the highest, reaching to 10,093 feet.
This part of the Río Grande has attracted human activity since prehistoric times. Evidence of ancient use is found throughout the area in the form of petroglyphs, prehistoric dwelling sites, and many other types of archaeological sites. More recent activity includes abandoned homesteading from the 1930s.
Lying between the San Juan Mountains to the west and Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the east, the Monument straddles the northern end of the Rio Grande Rift - a 600-mile long tear in the North American continent, which has resulted in most of the geological features you see in the Monument.
The Monument is an important area for wintering animals, and provides a corridor by which wildlife move between the two mountain ranges. The varied landscape creates habitat for a wide variety of species. Cottonwoods and willows grow along the rivers, piñon and juniper woodlands at middle elevations include 500 year-old trees, and mountaintops are forested by ponderosa, Douglas fir, aspen, and spruce. Wildlife, including raptors, songbirds, waterfowl, beaver, river otter, ringtail, prairie dog, cougar, black bear, bighorn sheep, mule deer, elk, and many more species call the Monument home.
The unique setting of the Monument also provides a wealth of recreational opportunities. Whitewater rafting, hunting, fishing, hiking, and mountain biking are some of the more outstanding activities that can be enjoyed in the Monument. The Wild Rivers Recreation Area at the confluence of the Río Grande and Red River includes campgrounds, scenic viewpoints, and hiking trails. La Junta Point, at Wild Rivers, provides a dramatic vista of the confluence of the two rivers, and is wheelchair accessible. The Orilla Verde Recreation Area includes campgrounds near the river's edge, as well as boat launches. The Taos Valley overlook provides stunning views and trails for hiking and mountain biking.
A major part of the Monument's acreage lies west of the Río Grande. Here, seclusion is easy to find, with access only on rough dirt tracks or gravel roads. This is where you are most likely to see the vast herds of elk that bring hunters to the region. The many volcanic cones also provide an opportunity for peak climbing with nine peaks over 8,000 feet.
The Monument includes the Río Grande Wild and Scenic River and Red River Wild and Scenic River, designated by Congress in 1968 to provide present and future visitors the opportunity to experience the beauty of rivers in a natural free-flowing state.
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Nothing in Islam exists apart from anything else. While liberals view culture and religion as a buffet that they can pick and choose from, it is a single integrated system. If you accept one part, you must accept the whole. Once you accept any aspect of Islam, you must accept its legal system and once you accept that, you must accept its governance and once you accept that, you lose your rights.''
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A joint venture between international conservation organisation Biosphere Expeditions, Six Senses Resorts & Spas and the government of the Maldives has set off on a ground-breaking reef monitoring expedition. The expedition is unique in combining tourism with science whilst at the same time reaching out to Maldivians by providing a reef educational booklet for Maldivian children and building capacity through expedition scholarship places for Maldivian citizens.
Amateur marine biologists from countries as diverse as Germany, Russia, Australia, Malaysia, the USA and the Maldives have departed aboard the luxury live-aboard Carpe Diem, where they will be trained in the Reef Check monitoring programme and conduct as many as three research dives a day under the supervision of a team of professional biologists.
The hands-on 'voluntourism' trip is the first of its kind in the Maldives and organised by not-forprofit wildlife conservation organisation Biosphere Expeditions and Six Senses resorts, which has provided a grant of US$79,000 over the four year programme, and scholarships for two young Maldivians – Nishan Thoufeeg and Mohamed Mazin – to participate in the expedition.
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Left to right: Educational booklet and its creators and recipients. Angel Shujau (booklet illustrator), Dr. Matthias Hammer (founder & executive director Biosphere Expeditions), Kate Wilson (marine biologist Soneva Fushi by Six Senses), Dr. Jean-Luc Solandt (expedition scientist), Ibrahim Rasheed (Deputy State Minister of Education).
"The support we have been getting from all levels of government and the Tourism Board has been exceptional", adds Dr. Matthias Hammer, Executive Director of Biosphere Expeditions. "We will run this expedition for a month or so each year from now on. We're in it for the long haul and would like to continue contributing to data collection and capacity-building, reaching out to as many Maldivians as we can, be it through our educational book or the scholarships."
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Oglethorpe University has chosen Rebecca "Becky" Hall as director of athletics. Hall is currently the assistant athletics director and senior woman administrator at Wittenberg University and will become Oglethorpe's fourth director of athletics since reassigning to NCAA Division III in 1990.
Becky Hall will replace Jay Gardinerwho has served as director since 2004. Gardiner is now the inaugural commissioner of the new Southern Athletic Association, Oglethorpe's athletic association beginning in the 2012-2013 season.
"After a national search that yielded exceptional candidates, the committee identified the best match for Oglethorpe," said Vice President for Campus Life and Dean of Students Michelle Hall. "Becky is truly a great fit, full of energy, ideas and experience that will guide our growing athletic program."
A 1998 graduate of Urbana University where she was a star softball player, Hall was immediately hired by Wittenberg University as an assistant coach and rapidly made an impact on Tiger athletics. She was promoted to head softball coach in 1999 and, just one season later in 2000, led Wittenberg to their first North Coast Athletic Conference Championship. That season concluded with the Tigers making their first trip to the NCAA Championships and securing the school's first NCAA Tournament softball victory.
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In my last post I scored my 2010 cloud integration predictions. I'd say it was a solid B. While the spate of acquisitions in the market helped shine a light on the opportunity for data integration delivered as an on-demand service, I'd characterize 2010 as a year of line of business-driven cloud integration adoption. My prediction is that 2011 will be the year of "hybrid everything" and IT organizations will be reorganizing and realigning to adapt to the new realities of cloud computing. Here are my 2011 cloud integration predictions. (more…)
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Men's Swimming Fall Late to Catawba 141-107
January 29, 2010
MISENHEIMER, N.C. In front of a packed house in their final home meet of the 2009-2010 season, the Pfeiffer University mens swim team fell just short of Catawba College 141-107 dual meet on Friday night in the Merner Pool. The regular season has to come an end as both the men and womens teams begin training for the Bluegrass Conference Meet to be held in Charlotte February 17-20.
Catawba out-touched the Falcons by two short seconds in event one, the 200 yard medley relay, that set a back-and-forth tone for the night. Edwin Torres took home the first win for the Falcons in the 200 freestyle (1:48.39) before Kevin Parks won the very next event, the 50 backstroke with a time of 26.61.
Torres scored another win in the 100 freestyle (49.25) just after Zach McMichael (52.21) took the narrow win in the 100 butterfly. Parks again went victorious in the 100 backstroke (57.99) before Catawba rallied to win four of the final five events. Patrik Persson broke up the Indians streak with a win in the 400 yard individual medley clocking in at 4:36.42.
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