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Request for Proposals to host the USA Ultimate Club Championships Overview USA Ultimate (USAU) is the National Governing Body for the sport of Ultimate in the United States. USAU is a member of the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) which serves as the international governing body for the sport of Ultimate. USAU was founded over 30 years ago, and the sport has recently been called the fastest growing team sport in the nation and the fastest growing field sport in the world. USAU has over 40,000 members and there are over 700 college and university teams that compete in our Collegiate Championships every year. The Collegiate Championships receives over 20 hours of television coverage by our Television partner, the CBS Sports Network. The USA Ultimate Club Championships will feature our elite teams which are the highest level teams and are 'semi-professional'. These teams and their performances have received consistent exposure on ESPN's Sport Center Top Ten Plays of the day. Timing We are looking for a partner who can host the event around the latter half of October. We anticipate that this will be a 4 day event, Thursday through Sunday. We will consider bids to host a single year or multiple years. Rights Fee We are accepting bids, with this being part of our decision point, recognizing the positive economic impact that the Club Championships will have on the host community. Facility/venue requirements The ideal set-up will be a facility, or closely grouped set of facilities (no more than 2-3 miles) with 15-24 high quality ultimate fields (see field description below and in Appendix 1), including at least one "showcase field/stadium" where crowds can sit in stands (can be temporary) to watch the top games and demonstrations, and our television network partner can broadcast the showcase games. For the final day we will only need the stadium/showcase fields. Access to water, restrooms, and food vendors are required as outlined below. Ultimate Fields: Field requirements Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. An ultimate field is a 110 yard by 40 yard rectangle called the playing field, which consists of the playing field proper, a 70 yard by 40 yard rectangle between end zones, and two 20 yard by 40 yard rectangles called end zones, one on either end of the field (see Appendix 1). Surface: Well-trimmed grass or artificial turf is suggested, which is flat, free of obstructions and holes, and affords reasonable player safety. Goal Lines: Goal lines are lines which separate the playing field proper from the end zones and are part of the playing field proper. Perimeter Lines: Perimeter lines (sidelines and end-lines) are lines separating the playing field from the out-of-bounds area and are not part of the playing field. Markers: The corners of the playing field proper and the end zones are marked by cones made of a brightly colored, flexible material. Restraining Lines: A restraining line shall be established 3 - 5 yards from the playing field to ensure that the sidelines remain clear of spectators and equipment during play. An additional restraining line shall be established 2 - 3 yards from the playing field to ensure that the sidelines remain clear of team members during play. Line Markings: All lines shall be marked with a non-caustic material and shall be between 2 inches and 4 inches wide. 10 yard buffer zone separating each field from all permanent obstacles and other fields. Competition fields should be of high quality grass, or "artificial turf". A description of the quality, type of surface (if other than grass), slope and surrounding areas for all fields and their relative locations should be included in the bid. In addition to addressing any safety issues, this helps with scheduling and getting the most of the "best" fields throughout the competition. Sufficient warm-up areas for all fields – please describe what is available (e.g. running tracks, empty field space, indoor facilities) Please include a photograph of each field space. Buffer Zones: There should be a 10 yard buffer zone around each field. This allows for player safety and preserves the integrity of the game without any intrusion of obstacles, people or equipment in the out-of-bounds areas. There should be no potential hazards to player safety within the 10 yard buffer zone. This includes concrete walls, metal poles, sprinkler heads, etc. If there are any situations where this is not attainable for some of your fields, please indicate. Please also describe any other situations where fields do not meet the 10 yard buffer zone but may still be acceptable in terms of player safety, such as fields that are surrounded by an athletics track or are soccer pitches. Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Please note that no equipment can be placed within the 3 – 5 yard zone around each field. This includes drinks, bottles, chairs, scoreboards, bags, etc. Players and spectators cannot be within this 3 – 5 yard zone either. Please include a map indicating potential field layout, including dimensions, as well as location(s) of facilities for staff & volunteers. Also indicate on the map any permanent seating, restrooms, & drinking fountains as well as if fields are lighted. Please also include parking lots/arrangements. Merchandise, Vendors, and Exhibitors: Can concessions be sold by vendors on site? Are non-food exhibitors allowed to advertise and/or sell merchandise on site? Does the field provider have a contract for exclusive concession rights, or can bids be sought? Are permits required for food or non-food vendors? Insurance: USAU maintains a $2 million liability policy. The insurance will cover the tournament director, LOC, volunteer staff, the field provider, and other groups as requested. Is this insurance adequate for the field provider and all other organizations who will be involved in the event? Move in/move out: We will need access to the facilities 2 – 3 days before the event begins (but do not need access to use the fields) for set-up and to line the fields. Teams will need access to practice fields 1 – 2 days before the event begins. Economic impact: The following statistics should allow bidders to estimate the impact. There will be three different divisions of competition: A Men's, Women's and Mixed division. Each division will feature 16 teams, with rosters of 21-27 athletes per team (approximately 1200 athletes). If each athlete averages 1 attendee along with them, there will be over 2000 attendees from this base alone. We also anticipate a large and annually growing U.S. fan base to travel to the event. Media: The, the stadium/showcase fields will need to have adequate resources to support live internet streaming needs. We also seek a media coordinator from the local community to serve as the lead volunteer to develop press coverage and interest in the event. Sponsors: USAU has multiple sponsors, licensees and merchandise partners. Many of these will need tents and exposure at the main venue. We also seek local support to engage local sponsors who can benefit from exposure to and opportunities to sell to the attendees. Volunteer base: This event will require a strong local volunteer base to serve in multiple roles including but not limited to: Non-stop water delivery to the various fields Traffic and parking attendants Trash pick –up and end of the day clean-up Score keeping and field reporting Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Transportation and information Is there a solid volunteer support staff/Local Organizing Committee (LOC) to assist the tournament director? Is there an extensive volunteer base (Ultimate and/or non-ultimate community) to staff the many jobs that need to be performed at this event? It is estimated that you will need a volunteer staff of approximately 120 to handle event requirements, including responsibilities before, during, and after the event. Further Proposal Details Please respond to all of the following in your proposal: Host group(s) & Statement of Purpose The motivation behind the bid to host the tournament. What are your goals for this event and why do you want to bring it to your community? The unique features of your region, city, site and/or Ultimate community that will contribute to a successful event, and how hosting this tournament will be beneficial. Other comparable sporting events (Ultimate and other sports) held at your sites. Criteria for a successful event and by what indicators that success will be measured. An introduction to key personnel on the bid committee and how they will be utilized as potential members of the LOC. Please specify primary and secondary contacts and include their phone numbers, postal- & e-mail addresses. Local Support Role of government support or other agencies (i.e./ Convention and Visitors Bureaus, Sport Commissions, Mayor's office, event service companies, sport institutions, schools, etc.). Role of local disc community (disc organizations, teams). Please include any official letters of support. Given the positive exposure and economic impact of this event, financial support of the tournament from the local agencies/government/commissions is an important element of a city's bid. Geography and Climate Map of the host community indicating locations of key facilities (e.g. playing fields, stadiums, warm-up areas, accommodation, and ancillary venues) with a detailed listing of distances and travel times between them. Please specify the travel times indicating the relevant mode of transport. Projected costs of flights from major US cities to the host city for that time of year. Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Distance from major international airports, train stations and seaports to the tournament site. Include public transportation services from point of arrival to the tournament site/accommodation and their costs. Description of typical weather during the proposed tournament dates, including daily sunrise and sunset, average precipitation and wind. Volunteers Please describe your commitment/confidence in recruiting enough volunteers. Who will serve as tournament director? What event-organizing experience does that person have (ultimate or other)? Is there a liaison with the field provider? Is there a relationship between the local Ultimate organization and the city's Sports Commission or Convention and Visitors Bureau? Facilities for Staff and Volunteers Offices/work spaces for staff and key volunteers leading up to and during the tournament. Volunteer Central – a place where volunteers can check-in and out, get information, take breaks, and have refreshments during the tournament. Location, services provided, etc. Meal plan for staff and volunteers during the tournament. Apparel for staff and volunteers (may be part of official merchandiser responsibilities, but could be supported by local sponsors). Accommodation options for volunteers and, where applicable, key staff members close to venue. Development and Legacy Programs Development Program - How the event will enhance player development pathways and opportunities to grow the sport in the region. Describe how this event and surrounding development activities will positively impact the local youth sports, Ultimate, and greater community. Plans to work with the community and/or local schools to teach Ultimate, promote the event, encourage spectators, recruit and train volunteers, etc. Include Development Program goals if applicable. Legacy Program – Explain the degree to which the award and organization of the event would enhance the status and local capabilities of the sport of Ultimate following the completion of the event. How the host plans to utilize the event to improve or enhance long-term opportunities for youth players/programs and how this will fit in with other youth sport development projects. Include details of follow-up programs and how they link to the events being hosted at this location. USAU is happy to cooperate in the development of this plan. Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Accommodations The host should provide a plan to offer the widest possible range of lodging/accommodations both in style and price. This range should include family resorts as well as inexpensive suite style accommodations and perhaps even university dorms if possible. Again, as a self-funded sport, these teams will, with their very large rosters (21-27 athletes), need as many choices as possible. Medical Services and Facilities The medical team will require communication equipment, transport (golf carts) and relevant medical equipment / sports kits. An EMT or equivalent will be required at all times during events. Other clinical services may be offered to players on a fee-for-service basis, such as physiotherapy and massage therapy. Please identify nearby hospitals, medical facilities, and ambulance services, and include proximity to the fields, accommodation and other venues. This information must be included in the Event Guide. Please create a preliminary medical emergency response plan. Event Transportation Transportation plan for: Shuttle service from airports and other arrival points to accommodation and team registration may be provided but is not required. Arranged by host and/or through hotels. Bus service for the transport of players from accommodation to all field sites, if necessary. Bus service to special events from fields and/or accommodation, if necessary, e.g., ceremonies, showcase games and finals, etc. Security Describe the plan to ensure security for players and their possessions on the fields, at their accommodation, and at tournament events. The field site will also need overnight security until personnel arrive in the morning. Social Events Closing Party – description of the location and capacity. Plan for food, drinks, music etc. All players, registered team personnel, event volunteers and staff should be able to attend. Can alcohol be sold or served on site? What measures would be taken to ensure the safety of participants and the prevention of underage consumption of alcohol? Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Other Events – live music, films, and informal meeting places during the week, etc. Are there any local regulations of late-night parties or events? We will look closely at the host's ability to develop significantly discounted "tourist/vacation" opportunities for the official registered attendees and their families. Event Marketing and Promotions Plan for advertising and promoting the event and all surrounding activities via print, radio, TV, etc. Describe target audiences, goals, etc. Describe how marketing ties in to Development and Legacy programs. Showcase facilities and supplies for the Tournament including national flags, grandstand seating, corporate hospitality, etc. Facilities for spectators and guests including VIP and Hospitality services. Public Relations USAU, as promoter, organizer and sponsor of USAU tournaments and events ("events"), has the exclusive right to control photography and video and audio recordings of the events and the exclusive right to the publication, reproduction and distribution of such recordings. USAU may grant exclusive or non-exclusive licenses to individuals or entities that may allow the individuals or entities to record the events and/or publish reproduce and/or distribute such recordings upon terms negotiated between the parties. USAU has the right to prohibit unauthorized commercial photography, video and audio recordings at events, as well as the right to prohibit the unauthorized publication, reproduction or distribution of such recordings. USAU requires that the local organizing committee provide a Local Media Coordinator to assist USAU Media Director with obtaining local media contacts, developing (local) content for press packages, assistance at the media table during the event, and assistance recruiting (local) reporters and photographers to cover the event for USAU. Is there a person who could fill this role for the event? Sponsorship All contractual agreements relating to sponsorship of the event must be coordinated and approved by USAU headquarters. USAU and the host will determine any relationship between tournament sponsors and USAU and develop a plan to work together to secure sponsorship. Please list and describe host sponsorship options/targets, including companies approached or to be approached, and the estimate of financial or product contribution(s). Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Gifts and Prizes The LOC will be asked to help USAU put together player packs for each player, to include a tournament souvenir, event guide, and other items as determined jointly by the LOC and USAU. The LOC will be asked to help USAU put together volunteer packs for each volunteer. These may be different based on the various tasks performed and length of service at event. USAU will provide appropriate trophies and awards for teams and individuals. Tournament Information Event Guides are part of the event experience. Players and spectators alike will read, use, and collect them. Event Guides will be available for players free of charge (one each). Event Guides will also be made available to the general public (free or nominal fee). The Event Guides will include event-specific information, local maps, general information about the teams and the sport of ultimate, and may include advertisements (sold to sponsors to offset event costs). The LOC will be asked to provide USAU with assistance and content for the Event Guides, including contact information for local printing companies, advertisements sold by LOC (must meet USAU specifications), local directions and maps, and other local information as approved or requested by USAU. USAU will create and manage the event website. The LOC will be asked to provide USAU with content for the site, including local directions and maps and other local information as approved or requested by USAU. How is the LOC prepared to provide USAU the required assistance in these areas? Finances USAU sets the budget for the event within the context of the organization's overall budget. The LOC and USAU manage expenses together in order to provide the highest quality event given resource constraints. USAU will generate revenue through player fees, merchandising, advertising and sponsorship. Various opportunities for the LOC to generate revenue through the event will be provided (e.g. food sales and advertising). Please include a proposed budget for the event, with estimated expenditures based on the following categories: Facility rental (fields, stadium, social event, meeting space) Rental equipment (field carts, tables/chairs, tents, portajons, dumpsters, coolers, party equipment, storage) Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Labor (medical, security, field lining, entertainment, logo design, website, transportation) Food and Beverages (participant, staff, social event) Supplies (ice, medical, trash, field setup) Printing (program, advertising) Feel free to contact USAU headquarters before finalizing the draft budget. For any questions or to submit a bid, contact: David Raflo Manager – Events 4730 Table Mesa Drive Suite I-200C Boulder, CO 80305 303-447-3472 x 129 firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you very much and. . . Good luck with your bid/proposal! Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition. Appendix 1 Our Mission: To advance the sport of Ultimate in the United States by enhancing and promoting Character, Community, and Competition.
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"I write down my fears, my scariness and my frightfulness. This is an understanding process. It helps me real good."—Michael Bernard Loggins
Everybody has fears in common, and in this unique, handwritten book, author Michael Bernard Loggins (an adult with developmental disabilities) battles his fears by listing more than 138 of them. Featured on NPR's This American Life.
Everybody has fears in common, and in this unique, handwritten book, author Michael Bernard Loggins (an adult with developmental disabilities) battles his fears by listing more than 138 of them. Featured on NPR's This American Life.
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Nov 11, 2014 Serena rated it 5 of 5 stars
I love this book! The author has listed, and illustrated, a whole panopaly of fears. Ones that everyone will admit to (spiders, spilling soda on a shirt) to the more esoteric like being associated with shoplifters if you are in the store in the same time as they are. The fact that the author has some developmental/learning disabilities I think allows him a bit more honesty than many of us will admit to. A very good book!
Jan 06, 2011 Jaron rated it 5 of 5 stars
This book re-affirms things I have learned in the Peace Corps: the only prerequisite to know the truth is to have the ability to honestly and originally reflect on your own experience. No amount of formal education can ever teach you this skill, you just have to want it. This man does just that, and his book is a heartwarming and uplifting read if you are open to read it.
Oct 12, 2014 Ms. Kamerow rated it 4 of 5 stars
This book gives you a new perspective on fear. Through repetition, cartoonish drawings, and straightforward talk, the author makes you consider what fear is to you and everyone around you.
Mar 28, 2007 Jay rated it 1 of 5 stars
Recommends it for: People who are easily entertained
I don't even want to hear that I'm being hard on Michael Bernard Loggins. Yes, he has development disabilities, and I can appreciate the child-like naivete of his life fears. But this book is like three ideas spread over a hundred pages. How many different ways can you say "I fear that I will be hit by a car crossing the street" or "I fear a dog will bite me." I appreciate the effort that a team of people surely put forth to release this book, but it was definitely a big miss for me. The man is ...more
Apr 18, 2008 AnitaDurt rated it 4 of 5 stars
i read this one day at dana's house and remembered how much i liked the zines i got from creativity explored in sf, a nonprofit that provides space for developmentally disabled individuals create, show and sell their art (http://www.creativityexplored.org/). check em out and enjoy fears of your life. i love making lists so i think i'll go write some fears down right now...
Sep 24, 2007 Emily rated it 5 of 5 stars
I like to pick this one up, open to a page, and read a few lines. A handwritten book by an adult with developmental disabilities, the incredible list of personal fears is something that unifies us all.
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A coffee table sort of book, meant to be skimmed. A bit pricey for what you get, but amusing nevertheless.
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I live a fairly quiet and unevenful life. I work full time in the IT field and part-time as a grade school tutor, so I would say that I am pretty dedicated. It's a drain on the social life, but a small price to pay for financial independence. I was born and raised in South Fl, though I've lived in other parts of the US briefly. Still, South Fl has been the only place I can truly call "home". Love dogs, my family, my friends, jamba juice, anime, and snes (they don't make games like they used to!) - though not necessarily in that order. Despite my hispanic heritage, I consider myself fairly Americanized. I don't conform to the "old school" gender roles of our culture. Rather, I think relationships are 50/50. I give as much as I take, and I respect others and like to be respected. Just like you don't want to be treated like walking ATM machines, I don't want to be a free cooking/cleaning service. That's fair, right? Just looking to enter the next chapter of my drama-free existence. I believe in a slow burn when it comes to getting to know one another. I'm not really looking to chat someone up on here and then meet them or exchange numbers a few days later. Rather, I'd like to know someone a little more and have a clear picture of where they stand before we venture offline. I like to take things slow and see where it takes us. I am ready for a relationship, but I don't want to rush into one until it feels right. I'm looking for someone who is honest, responsible, independent, intelligent, and funny. I kind of consider myself to be in that gray area between "normal" and "dorky," so it would be nice to meet someone who is a little of both. I do keep a fairly busy schedule, so a guy who is okay with making plans ahead of time, and shows up on time, is ideal. Dealbreakers are tattoos, living with your parents, drug use, bad tippers, ghetto guys, and poor manners/hygiene. If any of these apply to you, I wish you luck on your search, but you are not what I am looking for.
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Aerobics, Dancing, Other types of exercise, Weights / Machines
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I LOVE dogs, especially big dogs. My apartment doesn't allow dogs, unfortunately. I volunteer with a dog rescue once a month to get my dog fix.
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My family moved to Texas a few years back, so that is mainly the only place that I travel to on a regular basis. I'd love to see the world, though.
Fairly open-minded with music. I can listen to a lot of different genres. Like anything on Food Network and Cake Boss on TLC. Love action and comedy movies.
Admittedly a video game/anime fan. Also like to bake, sew, and read. Love trying new restaurants, or dining out in general. Not too much recreational time with working 2 jobs and all, so I like to do things that aren't mentally exhausting.
"Wonder" by R.J. Palacio. One of my students was doing a book report on it.
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Update: According to THR, The actor's manager has said that his account was hacked and he is indeed returning for the final season.
Chris Colfer has announced via Twitter that he is leaving Glee in advance of its final season.
Due to personal issues, I have been let go from the cast of GLEE. Explanations will come shortly...
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VIDEO: Minnesota players celebrate goal, get helmets stuck together
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The battle of two college hockey titans Friday night, No. 1 Minnesota Golden Gophers against No. 5 Boston College, was highly anticipated. It lived up to the billing almost immediately as Minnesota got off to an aggressive start.
Hudson Fasching, a Los Angeles Kings prospect and Minnesota freshman forward, scored just 30 seconds into the game by roofing a rebound to make it 1-0. The Gophers came together to celebrate the goal and as most of the players skated to the bench, Fasching and teammate Brady Skjei, a first-round pick of the New York Rangers, couldn't seem to break their embrace. Turns out their helmets were stuck together.
Fasching was quick on his feet, though. He took his helmet off and continued the goal celebration helmetless. Not sure what happened to Skjei, who presumably still had an extra helmet dangling off his own until he got to the bench.
In college hockey, full facemasks are required, so this type of situation is unique to college hockey compared to the NHL and boy are we glad there's video.
The Gophers kept the good start going, scoring once again in the period, but BC came roaring back with three goals in a 1:11 span to take a 3-2 lead. College hockey is fun.
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"You know how it is in the playoffs. The manager is always going to throw the best horses out there." -- Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz
DETROIT -- Thursday afternoon, Will Middlebrooks wasn't a happy camper. He had been told earlier in the day that he would not be included in the Red Sox' starting lineup for Game 5 of the American League Championship Series.
"Who would be?" Middlebrooks said when asked to confirm that he wasn't happy about it. "But at the same time, it's a team game, we're here to win. I trust their decision."
At this point, trusting these decisions has been an increasingly more turnkey exercise. It's just that Thursday night's 4-3 Red Sox win over the Tigers was able to offer the latest wave of reminders.
The postseason blueprint has been proven to be structurally sound.
For example ...
Red Sox manager John Farrell made the call to sit Middlebrooks, he of the 4-for-23 postseason. In the third baseman's place would be rookie Xander Bogaerts, the ultra-talented infielder with just 49 major league at-bats.
"He rakes," noted Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia of Bogaerts.
The move paid off right away, with Bogaerts contributing to the Sox' three-run second inning with a double. The 21-year-old would also proceed to hold his own at third, helping halt a sixth-inning threat by starting a smoothly executed, 5-4-3, inning-ending double play.
Then came the ninth, when the decision -- and theme of the postseason -- would be defined.
With the Sox clinging to a one-run lead, Bogaerts led off the frame by working a walk (his third in eight postseason plate appearances). Farrell immediately pinch-ran Middlebrooks for the rookie, a move that, on the surface, seemed somewhat curious considering Bogaerts was the indisputable faster runner, and solid enough of a defender that a defensive replacement might not be a priority.
But, as has been the case with most of Farrell's key decisions this postseason, the true explanation lies far from surface level.
One of the areas that the organization was well aware Bogaerts had been lagging behind in due to his World Baseball Classic-induced absence from spring training is baserunning. In this case, there would be a very specific opportunity for the Red Sox on the bases, one which Middlebrooks was better prepared to execute. (That, along with what Farrell perceived as an upgrade at the position due to familiarity, led to the move.)
David Ross, an above-average bunter, would be pushing a bunt toward third. Middlebrooks was well aware that not only would third baseman Miguel Cabrera be charging, but shortstop Jose Iglesias' responsibility would be to cover second. That left third base open until catcher Brayan Pena could arrive on the scene.
So, without breaking stride, Middlebrooks stormed around second and slid safely into third base. And while he didn't make it home for an insurance run, another piece of the blueprint had been safely planted.
"My main objective was just to get to second base, getting into scoring position with the one out. I thought about it, but then thought, it's probably not going to happen," Middlebrooks said. "When I got 20 feet from second, I was like, all right I'm not going to slow down, I'm just going to try to get after this.
"I'm not used to coming off the bench. My biggest thing is trying to stay focused. I tried to go through my normal pregame routine. I went out on the field and ran and threw and everything just to keep my head in the right place. It's hard not to hit that switch. I was trying to keep it on."
When it was all said and done, and the Red Sox found themselves leaving Detroit with a 3-2 series lead, another move had been vindicated.
But there has been a lot of that lately. For instance …
There might be a game in the near future when Drew's offensive struggles become too much for the Red Sox to carry against a certain matchup. But even with the shortstop going 0-for-4 with two more strikeouts -- making him 1-for-17 with eight punchouts in the series -- there was a key moment that might have justified the decision to keep the lefty hitter in the lineup.
In the fourth inning, and the Tigers mounting one of their first real threats thanks to runners on first and second and one out, Pena grounded a ball back to pitcher Jon Lester. Typically, such a play would be viewed an automatic 1-6-3 double play. But because of the pitcher's difficulties throwing to bases, it was anything but routine.
Lester's toss sailed wide, to the shortstop side. Drew reacted quickly, lunging to gather in the ball while somehow keeping his foot on the bag for the force. In one motion he managed to relay a throw to first baseman Mike Napoli, whose scoop completed the improbable double play.
It was a series of events that could have easily resulted in something disastrous for the Sox. It was also a play that could have easily not been made if the call was for the inexperienced Bogaerts to man shortstop.
"Looking back earlier in the season, working on things, knowing how Lester throws to second, that was in my mind," Drew said. "It was tough because in my mind I was still trying to reach for the bag but knowing the runner's coming into second. … With the throw kind of tailing toward left field it was in my mind that I had to search for the bag. I'm not even looking at the bag. I'm looking at the throw and trying to do it at the same time.
"Looking back, it's a huge out. It was just one of those plays that worked out, with Nap picking the ball. I had no legs when I was tagging the bag, having to throw the ball with just my upper body and didn't have any strength behind the ball. Fortunately Nap made a good pick for us."
Ross was in Thursday night's lineup primarily because of his work with Lester, a pitcher he has helped steer through what is now three standout starts against the Tigers.
But Ross -- the catcher who was one of general manager Ben Cherington's first targets when last offseason's free agency period opened up -- supplied so much more than just guidance behind the plate.
Ross notched an RBI double for the Red Sox' second run in the second inning, later adding a single and the ninth-inning sacrifice bunt. There was also a sturdy collision at home plate with his catching counterpart, Alex Avila, along with a message-sending takeout slide of Iglesias at second.
Ross, he of the two concussions this season, also stood his ground as the behemoth that is Cabrera plowed into him in attempt to score the game's first run in the first inning. ("Well, once I step on that field, I'm not worried about getting injured. If you play scared or trying not to get hurt, you're probably going to get hurt," he said.)
Despite Jarrod Saltalamacchia's well-deserved starting status, playing Ross on this day was the right move.
"We smell victory right now. That's all we smell," he said. "We'll get back to Boston and start working on Game 6. We're going to focus on having a good time tonight, this plane right back, get rested up. We've got a lot of work ahead of us."
Despite the right-hander on the mound, Farrell chose to go with Gomes as his left fielder in Game 5.
The righty batter went 0-for-4 and is hitting just .190 for the postseason. But, once again, he seemingly was in the middle of some key moments. It's no coincidence the Red Sox are 6-2 in playoff games Gomes has participated in.
While Gomes did score another run, giving him five in eight postseason games, it was his defense that stood out this time around. It was the left fielder's throw to home on Jhonny Peralta's single that nailed Cabrera, keeping the game scoreless heading into a pivotal second inning.
"I wasn't surprised. I think on the offensive side, I think we were going to have the opportunity to take a crack at it," Gomes said. "It was just getting a tight grip. When you have a quick transfer, you have to grab all four seams when the ball is wet. I just squeezed the heck out of it and threw it as hard as I could."
The combination of Gomes and Nava is hitting just .233 (7-for-30) without a home run throughout the postseason. But the combo's work in left field has been stellar, allowing Farrell to mix and match as he sees fit.
"Any opportunity to take runners and take runs off the board is a huge boost," Gomes said. "Playoffs is all about momentum."
Once again Farrell made what could have been perceived as a quick hook with his starting pitcher, taking out Jon Lester after he allowed just two runs and threw 96 pitches.
But the manager has stayed consistent in his approach.
As with the case with John Lackey two nights before, Farrell identified that Lester's stuff was backing up a bit. That, accompanied with Pena's success against the lefty, led to Junichi Tazawa coming on with one out in the sixth.
Then came the matchups. Tazawa managed to induce two double plays (matching his regular-season total), including once again getting the better of Miguel Cabrera with runners on first and second. That paved the way for Craig Breslow, who, after getting both of his batters, has pitched six scoreless innings in the postseason while stranding all three of his inherited runners.
And finally came Koji Uehara.
The closer managed his third five-out save of the season, needing 27 pitches to finish things off. While he pitched his usual 1-2-3 ninth, it was the final two outs in the eighth that highlighted Farrell's continued strategy of timing each reliever's appearance. Uehara came on to strike out two middle-of-the-order threats, Jhonny Peralta and Omar Infante, paving the way for the rocking-chair ninth.
For the postseason, the Red Sox relievers have allowed just three runs over 28 innings, letting three of their 18 inherited runners to score.
"Maybe it's the same five outs, numbers-wise, but it was completely different because it was the playoffs," Uehara said through a translator. "I knew that I'd be going out. That hadn't changed going into the playoffs. I knew that could be the case."
Just as Uehara, and the Red Sox, predicted. And now they're one win away from the World Series.
"It's what we do," said Pedroia, "show up and win."
The guys react to what Don Banks had to say and get into some more thoughts on Deflategate. Are McNally and Jastremski ever going to break their silence and give their side of the story? Price says yes ... eventually.
Don Banks talks with the NFL Sunday boys about his reaction to Brady's appeal, where we go from here and the NFL's motives and decisions throughout the process. He also gets into the Pats offseason so far and their weakness at CB. Don gives his take on the AFC East this year and how some of the Pats' rivals have improved.
Greg and Price discuss their thoughts on some of the reports that have leaked after Tuesday from Brady's appeal hearing. The boys talk about what the reaction will be if Brady decides to accept a 1-game suspension. Fans want a complete exoneration, but there's a good chance that they won't get that - how will they react? They also talk with Mike Petraglia and get his thought on the appeal and more.
How long will this rebuild take? How much money will it take to keep Bae Crowder? Are Draft Picks even worth anything? With the Danny Ainge not landing any big names in the draft, and unable to lure any big names in free agency, Sam and Ben discussed if the Celtics are doomed moving forward.
Sam is joined by Jared Weiss from The Garden Report and CLNS Radio to breakdown game 4 of Cavs-Warriors, preview game 5 on Sunday, and analyze the Celtics needs this off-season.
Greg Dickerson and John Tomase discuss the amazing season for the Celts and if they have any chance against Lebron and the Cleveland Cavs in a seven game series. If they do, HOW ... how do they get it done?
Joe and Rob Bradford talk with Red Sox outfielder Alejandro De Aza about the Red Sox solid road trip and offensive outpouring in a win against Toronto.
We discuss the state of the Sox, specifically Rick Porcello, with Red Sox Manager John Farrell.
Joe Castiglione and Rob Bradford talk with David Ortiz after the Red Sox take game 2 of their four game series with Toronto. David talks about the good pitching they've gotten and the offense finding their way.
Don Sweeney, who was hired as the Bruins general manager yesterday speaks with Dale and Holley about his new position and where the Bruins go from here.
The awesomely knowledgeable Fluto Shinzawa calls DJ, Naoko and Pete to talk about his thoughts on the future of the B's. He discusses his column from earlier this week on Cam Neely wanting to give Claude the ax earlier in the season but not getting the ok. Fluto shares his thoughts on Chiarelli's firing, the future for Claude and where the Bruins should go from here. He also gives his opinion on potential moves the team can make, who would fit in here, his thoughts on the NHL playoffs so far and more.
In the final hour of the "midseason finale" as DJ likes to call it, the crew discuss more about the future of the Bruins franchise, the possible power struggle in the front office and who should be the head coach going forward. They talk to intelligent and talented Fluto Shinzawa about all of these thing and more in an excellent interview, and finally, DJ says THANK YOU!
Gary and Ben on the Pats.
The guys discussed the latest Red Sox news with Larry.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Gary Tanguay.
Conor McGregor has harsh words for Floyd Mayweather on Conan, Colbert hosts public access TV & will Joey Chestnut defend his title in Hot Dog Eating Contest?
Discussing Greg Monroe signing with Milwaukee and debating if that gives hope to a cold weather city in Boston
Kicking around the dream of acquiring a pitcher like Sonny Gray and how much you would have to give up in order to acquire that caliber talent
In honor of the 4th of July holiday, guest hosts Rob Bradford and Andy Hart examine the four worst renditions of the Star Spangled Banner at sporting events.
WEEI.com's Rob Bradford and Andy Hart of Patriots.com are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton. Bradfo and Hart take some time to discuss the upcoming issues for Pats training camp, including what QB reps will be like between Brady and the backups.
Rob Bradford and Andy Hart are in for Dale, Holley, and Thornton and are joined by Houston Astros writer Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle to preview the weekend's Red Sox - Astros series as well as to get the inside word on the St. Louis Cardinals hacking scandal.
WEEI Bruins Reporter D.J. Bean joins Mikey Adams and Lenny Megliola to talk about the signing of winger Matt Beleskey on the opening day of NHL free agency.
With 80 games played for the Red Sox, Mikey Adams wants midterm grades for several players. Also, after another Rick Porcello clunker in Toronto, callers and texters give unflattering Porcello Limericks. Lenny Megliola and Textress Lucy are along.
Danny's early thoughts on Celtics drafting Terry Rozier at the 16th pick
Ben, Russ & Alex discuss the Revs continued downfall & argue over The Mighty Ducks movie franchise
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Y. Kita and H. Baba contributed equally to this work.
Serum amyloid β protein in young and elderly depression: a pilot study
Article first published online: 8 MAR 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1479-8301.2009.00293.x
© 2010 The Authors. Journal compilation © 2010 Japanese Psychogeriatric Society
Volume 9, Issue 4, pages 180–185, December 2009
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KITA, Y., BABA, H., MAESHIMA, H., NAKANO, Y., SUZUKI, T. and ARAI, H. (2009), Serum amyloid β protein in young and elderly depression: a pilot study. Psychogeriatrics, 9: 180–185. doi: 10.1111/j.1479-8301.2009.00293.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 8 MAR 2010
- Article first published online: 8 MAR 2010
- Received 18 May 2009; accepted 8 June 2009.
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- Alzheimer's;
- amyloid;
- Aβ;
- dementia;
- depression;
- serum
Background: Depression may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (AD). Recent large cohort studies have also shown that a low plasma amyloid β (Aβ)-42 level combined with a high Aβ40 level increases the risk of developing AD, suggesting plasma Aβ42/40 ratio as useful for identifying risk of developing mild cognitive impairment and AD. Although several studies have examined Aβ levels in the peripheral blood of elderly individuals with depression, results have been inconsistent. Furthermore, no results have been described for younger depression.
Methods: Serum Aβ40, Aβ42 level and Aβ40/42 ratio were evaluated using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay in 60 patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) and 60 healthy controls. The results were analyzed in two age groups (young, <60 years; elderly, ≥60 years).
Results: Serum Aβ40 level was significantly higher in young MDD patients compared to young controls (P < 0.001), but it was not significantly deferent in the elderly group. Serum Aβ42 level did not differ significantly in both young and elderly groups. Aβ40/42 ratio was significantly higher in both young (P < 0.001) and elderly (P < 0.001) patients with MDD compared to controls.
Conclusions: Serum Aβ40/42 ratio was significantly higher in MDD patients than in controls, and this difference was seen for both elderly and young subjects. This may suggest that even young subjects with MDD undergo pathological changes in the very early stage of amyloid deposition.


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