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Shouldn't the warning to not throw at the batter be like ... always?
Like don't bet on your own team, you can't assume a double play and no pepper in front of the stands?
But I miss the days when guys like Don Drysdale knocked down guys like Frank Robinson who took it out on guys like Jim Gilliam.
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Olympics should inspire over-70s
- 13 August 2012
- From the section Scotland
The over-70s should be inspired by the Olympics to take up competitive sport, according to the organisers of a conference in Glasgow this week.
Delegates at the Active Ageing Congress will be told that too few elderly people are playing sport and taking exercise, which leaves them frailer than they need to be.
Dawn Skelton, professor of ageing and health at Glasgow Caledonian University, said: "If you are not fit, you cannot maintain an independent and active lifestyle."
"For example, if you are not fit and you fall, you cannot get up again whereas if you are active, you can."
The recommended amount of exercise for over-75s is 30 minutes of moderate activity every day but delegates at the conference will be told only 7% of UK adults in this age group achieve the recommended level.
"When you are younger, and up to the age of about 60, you have some reserve and you can get away with being a little bit unfit," said Professor Skelton.
"But if you get breathless walking at a slow pace, that is not ill health or disease, that is unfitness."
For those who want an easy way to improve their fitness experts recommend regular walking.
It is accessible, safe, and you do not have to wear lycra.
The conference will also hear from 93-year-old Swiss rowing champion Dr Charles Eugster, who took up the sport at the age of 78.
Dr Eugster has won more than 100 competitions and is now in training to achieve the perfect beach body by the age of 94.
He told BBC Scotland: "Let's face it I'm 93 years old.
"I am one of very few who reach this age, but in 20 to 30 years' time one in every five citizens of any European country will be in their 90s or will have reached a full century. This is an absolutely staggering fact."
Dr Eugster added: "My plan for the next few years is to change the world.
"My trainer and I have shown that it is possible to rebuild bodies at almost any age and any older persons life can be rebuilt.
"It proves that we old are not worthless, we can be recycled and something new made of us.
"I want to unleash the physical and economic potential of the aged. We can be creative and using the talents of the old we can make a major contribution to society so that we are no longer viewed as a liability but a valued asset."
Asked about his vision of the future, Dr Eugster said: "We will soon have beauty kings and beauty queens in the 80 year old category."


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The ILS is a student organization interested in international law and world affairs. As one of the largest student organizations on campus, the ILS provides many unique opportunities for its members by planning both social and academic activities. As a chapter of the International Law Student Association, a national organization, the ILS lets students know of international legal events going on around the globe.
The CWRU ILS Chapter provides:
A forum for students to discuss and learn more about international issues. We cosponsor visiting foreign lecturers with the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center. In previous years, the ILS has hosted several student led discussions and movie nights on controversial international topics. Case has an amazing Jessup International Law and North America Moot Court team, which the ILS has supported in recent years. Finally, the ILS hosts an entire week of internationally focused lunch events for all law school students on careers, study abroad, international human rights and international business opportunities.
Networking. ILS members attend luncheons with the Greater Cleveland International Lawyers Group (GCILG), one of the largest groups of lawyers in the country with an international focus. Also, the ILS keeps students informed of international job openings by working closely with the CSO.
Social events. The ILS sponsors a number of social events including Festivus, a multi-cultural food celebration, and an International Beer Tasting in coordination with the SBA and many other student organizations. At these two main social events, the ILS raised over $1000 for Hearts for Haiti, International AIDS week and the Invisible Children last year! We also host dynamic film screenings on international legal issues, this year we were one of the few law schools selected to host a screening of the film "War Don Don" with the director, Rebecca Richman Cohen.
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'Employee motivation key to productivity'
Mr. Abiola Popoola is President/Chairman of Council, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM), the umbrella body for human resource expert operating in public and private organisations. Popoola served as the Human Resource Director, Guinness Nigeria Plc until his retirement in 2004. He is currently the Managing Partner, Context Consulting. In this interview with Ibrahim Apekhade Yusuf, he shares his perspective on HR practice in the country among other issues
What informed the membership validation being carried out by the institute?
You know the institute has been in existence for a long time. We were actually chartered since 1992. And many of our members have become dormant. Going through our records, we found out that our nominal rolls, in terms of those who have registered with us, vis-à-vis our active members, we only have under 2, 000 active members. So, there is a high level of dormancy of people who have been old in the institute, either due to lack of interest, either due to the fact that they have ignored what is expected of them in terms of their duties. We want them to know that as our members, there is a minimum level of participation in the activity that we expect of them.
So, the essence of the issue of trying to revamp is just to bring them back.
How soon do you expect to get results?
We are already placing advertisements in the dailies to sensitise our members on the need to live up to their responsibilities in terms of paying subscription fees, in terms of participating in either branch programmes; you need to assure us that you are still active in practice. Because as our member there is a minimum level of standard you have to deliver as far as professionalism is concerned. If you don't participate in our activities how are we sure that you are still current, ok? So this is just to remind our members that to bear our membership there is a minimum level of exposure required of you.
Does the institute have any affiliation either locally or internationally?
We are part of the professional bodies in the country made up of ICAN and so on. As professional bodies, we have a relationship but not affiliation. Each professional body has its own mandate, which the government or the authorities will want you to face.
But behind that mandate, we have areas where we collaborate from time to time.
Outside the country, we have relationship with bodies like CIPD in the UK, HSRS in the US, and the programmes that they run over there and the ones here, we try to see how we can leverage each other's strength.
You talk about building the skills set of your members. Is there any programme for those who are getting to retirement, for life after retirement?
You know the Human Resources skill set is a very big one. And part of that is managing cessation and managing transitions, managing change. So when you are transiting from paid employment to retirement, it is a very major transition state of ones life and part of the skill set that we have in HR, is advisory; it is how do we get people to understand the changing phases of their lives and all that. We have skill sets in the institute which helps people to prepare for retirement, life after retirement. There is one programme to address specific requirements of people.
Don't forget, as HR we are the expert on people. We help to recruit staff, get them trained and retrained, to motivating them. Motivation is a very big issue. Ok, I can get a good person to come and join me, but he may come here and not do his best. So, there is a whole issue in HR, which focus on how do you get people to give of their best all the time, maximising employee performance.
You cannot just assume that because I have the skills set and knowledge that I will use it. There are people in some companies that don't use their capabilities; they don't feel like doing it.
The public service is peopled with individuals with very high qualifications, but we don't think they are giving of their best to the civil service. It all boils down to the issue of motivation.
Also take the case of Nigerian professionals like sportsmen for instance, when they play for the national team how do they play, it is anyhow. But when they play with their clubs in Europe, it is fantastic! And it is the same person. What has happened? That is motivation. As HR managers we are concerned with how do we get employees, who form the core assets of our companies to get them to do the most for their companies.
As an HR expert, which motivation model do you think will align with present realities?
You see models are ways of explaining complex things in simple ways. There are so many models to use. The model that is appropriate is the A-Way of thinking, a paradigm, that we believe is very important. See the individual as a whole person that has different sizes to them. So, if you don't address the totality of the human being as a person, you cannot get the most out of him, ok?
So motivation is important. Human beings are sovereign entities, as such they are able to take decision, and they can pretend to be pleasing you. But for them to do their best, you should see them as a total person that has different kinds of needs. They have physical needs, they have emotional needs, they have spiritual needs, and they have intellectual needs.
HR professionals tend to look at employees as a total person; hence they must do things that make them stay connected and involved to ensure even development.
What are punitive measures you have in place to reprimand members who may flout the code of conduct?
We have a disciplinary committee that is on ground to treat cases of infraction involving our members. Whenever there is a case, it must be reported, there must be a genuine reportage of a default and then the committee will look at it and where it is found to be below expectation, different level of sanctions are applied. That is what we have in place now. The worst case scenario is that when you fall short of our code of conduct, which guides us, when this is flouted, the person is at risk of losing his membership, that is the most grievous punishment we can hand down.
Have there been cases of members being delisted as a result of their nefarious activities?
There is actually none yet. I don't think it is because they are not flouting it. But we have not got well-documented cases formally reported to us. Once we get a report about a defaulting member, the committee will look at it and where the person is found guilty, we will not hesitate to delist that member from our register.
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MedAxiom is a comprehensive subscription-based service provider, information and networking resource exclusively for cardiology practices encompassing academic cardiology organizations, hospital-owned cardiology practices as well as physician-owned cardiology groups. Based in Neptune Beach, Florida, MedAxiom supports over 300 cardiology practices across the United States, representing more than 5,400 cardiologists. More information is available at <
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SEATTLE, Aug. 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cell Therapeutics, Inc. ("CTI") (Nasdaq and MTA: CTIC) announced today that it has received notice that the European Medicines Agency ("EMEA") has validated the expanded Pediatric Investigation Plan ("PIP") that CTI filed in July for pixantrone for the treatment of relapsed or refractory, aggressive non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL). Following the validation, the EMEA Pediatric Committee (the "PDCO") will review and comment or approve the content of pediatric plan. Once the PIP is approved, CTI will submit the Marketing Authorization Application ("MAA") for pixantrone in the E.U. later this year. The pediatric program will study pixantrone in pediatric patients aged 6 months to 18 years with the goal of determining the comparative safety and effectiveness of pixantrone compared to doxorubicin in pediatric lymphoid cancers.
"We are very pleased that the EMEA has validated the expanded PIP for pixantrone, as there is a real need for a less toxic, more effective anthracycline-like treatment option not only in lymphoma, but also possibly in other tumors," said Jack Singer, Chief Medical Officer of CTI. "We look forward to completing the MAA submission, and continuing to pursue our goal of providing pixantrone as a treatment option to the patients who need it most."
CTI submitted the updated, expanded PIP in July 2010 after the PDCO recommended CTI expand the original PIP of September 2009 to include pixantrone's potential, but unproven, clinical benefit to children in reducing long-term cardiotoxicity associated with current curative therapies. The recommendation from the PDCO came following discussions with CTI about the preclinical and clinical pixantrone data, including PIX301, and the desire to explore the potential benefits pixantrone may offer to children with hematologic cancer.
About PixantronePixantrone is a novel aza-anthracenedione that has distinct structural and physio-che
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Greensboro man surrenders in Germantown in connection with relatives' deaths
Wife and sister dead in North Carolina; relative surrenders in Germantown
A man walked into Germantown Central Fire Station on Thursday night and solved a double homicide hundreds of miles away in North Carolina.
Guanghui Lei, 45, was awaiting extradition to Greensboro, N.C. on Friday, charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the shooting deaths of his wife and sister. According to news reports out of Greensboro, police there said Lei told Germantown authorities that he harmed the two women earlier in the week.
After spending the night in the Germantown Jail, Lei was transferred to the Criminal Justice Center at 201 Poplar Friday morning for return to Greensboro.
Greensboro police identified the victims as Yan Wu, 41, Lei's wife, and Bi Fang Liu, 38, Lei's sister. Authorities are classifying it as a domestic-related incident, and the investigation was continuing Friday afternoon, according to Capt. Renae Sigmon of the Greensboro Police Department.
Germantown Fire Chief John Selberg said Friday that Lei and another man walked into the suburb's fire station at 7766 Farmington shortly after 9 p.m. asking for police. He apparently told authorities that he was responsible for the two deaths. Firefighters called police, who took Lei into custody based on his statements regarding the deaths.
Selberg said it is not unusual for people to come to Central Fire Station seeking help, the police or protection.
The fire station is located close to Farmington with easy access to the street. The police dispatch office, however, is more obscure, located at the back of Germantown Municipal Center. Additionally, the back parking lot where the police command staff parks, is secured, making it even more confusing for people seeking access to police after hours.
Two children with Lei at the time were unharmed. Germantown police said Lei came to Germantown because he has a friend in the area. The friend apparently was the second man who accompanied Lei to the fire station.
According to the Greensboro News and Record newspaper, the case began as a missing persons report regarding Wu, Lei's wife, after she failed to show up for work for several days. Co-workers called authorities Thursday to report her missing, the newspaper stated.
Authorities were unable to find Lei or Wu until Lei showed up in Germantown on Thursday night.
After Lei surrendered, Greensboro authorities returned to the couple's home and found Wu and Liu dead in the house. According to the newspaper reports, the women had been shot.
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1878 Morgan Dollar, Judd-1550B, Pollock-1724, R.71878 $1 Morgan Dollar, Judd-1550B, Pollock-1724, R.7, PR67 Red and Brown NGC.
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Design. The design on both sides is similar to the adopted Morgan dollar, but on the obverse the point of the bust truncation is centered between star 1 and the 1 in the date. The wheat ear in Liberty's coronet touches the R in PLURIBUS. On the reverse there are no "cut-in" notches where the eagle's lower wings join to its torso. Struck in copper with a reeded edge.
Commentary. As quoted in Pollock, coin dealer Samuel H. Chapman spoke about the reverse of this design in his 1913 sale of the Arthur Sargent collection:
"In a conference today, June 6, with the artist, Mr. George T. Morgan, he kindly informed me that 'this die with the deep serratures inserted by hand and with the feathers of the eagle's wing continued on the under edge of the body was the first model, and that he subsequently, in deference to the idea and wishes of the Committee on Coinage, changed the arrangement of the feathers so as to leave a gap in the under edge between the feathers and the body.' Mr. Morgan also stated that he made minor changes in several different models, and believed this model to be the rarest, but could not recall how many were struck from each die."
Andrew Pollock notes that the Lemus Collection example weighs 354.5 grains, with diameter of 1.493 in. and coin turn die alignment.
Physical Description. Brick-red enlivens the surfaces with darker brown patina over the devices. Each side shows tremendous eye appeal and no mentionable contact. A couple of tiny dark spots at the back of Liberty's cheek near the jawbone provide pedigree identifiers. This piece certainly appears rarer than the Judd-1550A in the present sale (if without so illustrious a pedigree), as this is the sole example in any grade certified at either NGC or PCGS (11/08).
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James Thomas J.T. Ethridge, age 78, of Lawrenceville, passed away on Wednesday, October 17, 2007. He was a veteran of the Korean War and retired from General Motors after 33 years of service. He was a member of Hebron Baptist Church. He enjoyed camping and hunting and was an avid fisherman. He was preceded in death by his parents, Andrew and Nellie Ethridge and brothers, Roy & Ralph Ethridge. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Hazel B. Ethridge; daughter and son in law, Cindy & Bill Thompson of Lawrenceville; brother, Robert Ethridge of Dacula; sisters, Grace Nichols of Dacula and Bessie Kirby of Lawrenceville; beloved grandsons, Bryan and Ben Thompson; several nieces and nephews and granddog, Rusty. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 20th at 2 o'clock at Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel with Rev. L. T. Everett officiating. Burial will be at Gwinnett Memorial Park, Lawrenceville. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Embracing Hospice, 3180 Presidential Drive, Ste. E, Atlanta, GA 30340 or the First Baptist Church of Lawrenceville, Building Fund, P.O. Box 265, Lawrenceville, GA 30046. The family will receive friends on Friday from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock and 6 o'clock until 8 o'clock at Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel, 1031 Lawrenceville Highway, Lawrenceville, GA, 770-277-4550.
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If you've tuned in to the immigration coverage on "Fair and Balanced" Fox News over the past few months, chances are you've seen this face:
His name is Paul Babeu (pronounced bab-you) and he is the Sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona, a critic of the Obama administration, and an ardent supporter of the new Arizona immigration law.
Two Arizona border sheriffs who spoke out against that law said they have not recieved any invitations to appear on Fox News. By contrast, Fox has interviewed Sheriff Babeu live at least 18 times since mid-April:
Stuart Varney falsely claimed that the insurance industry and credit-rating agencies are "not part at all of this new financial regulation bill -- not part of it at all." In fact, the bill would establish new regulatory structures to oversee the insurance industry and credit-rating agencies.
Right-wing media have seized on an opportunity for race-baiting with the manufactured scandal surrounding J. Christian Adams' accusations that President Obama's Department of Justice engaged in racially charged "corruption" in the New Black Panther Party case.
Fox News correspondent Shannon Bream falsely claimed that the Justice Department withdrew all charges against members of the New Black Panther Party for voter intimidation and deceptively quoted Thomas Perez's, assistant attorney general for the civil rights division, testimony before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights to support her falsehood. Bream's report -- the second time in a week that Fox News has dishonestly presented Perez's testimony -- fits Fox News' alarming pattern of omitting facts and falsifying the record while promoting J. Christian Adams' political advocacy.
Once again promoting Adams' accusations, Bream claimed:
BREAM: This all stems from that incident in November of 2008 when some members of the Black Panther Party were accused of intimidating voters and poll workers at a Philadelphia polling place. The Department of Justice got involved, there was an investigation that was launched. They did win a default judgment against several of the members when they didn't show up in April 2009 at a court hearing.
Since that time, other attorneys from within the department have said -- you know the Justice Department ultimately dropped the cases, dismissed the charges against those individuals, and some within the department, including Christian Adams, say there are politics at play.
Bream's report is just false. The Justice Department obtained default judgment in May against Minister King Samir Shabazz, who was carrying a nightstick outside a Philadelphia polling station. The fact that the DOJ successfully pursued default judgment against Shabazz for his role in the incident effectively ends the discussion as to whether the Obama administration is hostile to prosecuting black defendants, as Adams has claimed.
But Bream's deception was not limited to omission. More after the Jump.
Fox News continues to omit evidence while advancing GOP activist J. Christian Adams' accusations that the Justice Department engaged in unprecedented and racially charged corruption by not pursuing additional charges of voter intimidation against members of the New Black Panther Party. In fact, no voters have said they were intimidated, and the Bush-era DOJ chose not to pursue charges in a similar case.
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Both America's Newsroom and On the Record falsely suggested that the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said the health care reform law worsens the long-term budget outlook. In fact, CBO said that since the law reduces deficits, it slightly improves the budget outlook.
During its' June 29 coverage of Elena Kagan's Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Fox News decided to skip over the questions of Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-VT) -- questions that Fox correspondent Carl Cameron deemed "couldn't have been bigger softballs." And rather than show Leahy's questioning, Cameron spread myths about Kagan.
Fox however, cut back to the hearing when the top Republican on the committee questioned Kagan. Fox News aired the vast majority of questions by the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee Jeff Sessions (AL) and the second-ranking Republican Orrin Hatch (UT), but did not show any questioning by the top two Democrats, Leahy and Herb Kohl (D-WI).
While talking over Leahy's questions, Cameron falsely claimed that Kagan "was around when the campus tried to ban" a "wartime military recruitment" while she was dean at Harvard. He also suggested that Republicans can demand that Kagan answer questions about cases that may appear before her as a Supreme Court justice without noting that Republicans have previously said that nominees should not answer such questions.
Lest you think that Fox News really was making its decision on the basis of Leahy's supposed "softball" questions, when roles were reversed and Republican nominee Samuel Alito was facing the Judiciary Committee, Fox News took a different approach. On the first day of questioning, January 10, 2006, Fox News showed all 30 minutes of the questioning by the top Republican, then-Judiciary Committee Chairman Arlen Specter (PA) (who was a Republican at a time).
After showing all 30 minutes of the questions from Leahy (who was then the top-ranking minority member), Fox then showed all 30 minutes of the questioning from Hatch, who was, as now, the second-ranking Republican on the committee.
And Hatch's questions for Alito were not all exactly hardballs. Here's an example of one hard-hitting Hatch question that Fox aired from the Alito hearing:
HATCH: Well, some have suggested, as my friend from Massachusetts did yesterday, that by your membership in this organization, you were somehow against the rights of women and minorities attending colleges.
So let me just ask you directly, on the record, are you against women and minorities attending colleges?
ALITO: Absolutely not, Senator. No.
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When covering the hearings on Kagan, a Democratic nominee, Fox totally ignored the top two Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats' questions, saying they were softballs. When covering the hearings on Alito, a Republican nominee, Fox aired all of the questions by the top two committee Republicans including real softballs. That's "fair and balanced," Fox-style.
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This morning Fox News' America's Newsroom aired the following chart, which sends a clear message that the job situation has not improved, that in fact things have continued to worsen. Using a straight red line to illustrate the trend, the chart indicates that job loses have been on the rise since December 2007, all the way through this month:
The chart claims to show "Job loss by quarter." But it doesn't. (We lost 15 million jobs in the second quarter of 2010!?? Surely, that would have been catastrophic news.) What this defective chart actually displays is the number of unemployed during four random quarters over the past two-and-a-half years.
Fox News falsely claimed that new ICE official Harold Hurtt is "a sanctuary city supporter" who doesn't "believe in immigration enforcement," since he has expressed concerns about local police "in the field" enforcing immigration law, concerns that are widely held among law enforcement leaders. In fact, Houston under Chief Hurtt was not a "sanctuary city," according Fox's own definition, and he has reportedly said that in his role at ICE, "he will support local law enforcement agencies' decision to participate in any ICE program of their choosing, even if it involves questioning suspects on the street about their status."


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They call him "Big Al" but on this particular play during last night's Celtics-Jazz game, Al Jefferson was reduced to "Little Al" by Jeff Green. Let's set it up... The scene: TD Garden, Boston, MA. The players: Jeff Green, Al Jefferson The "crime:" 4th quarter of play, Green goes to the basket and simply "murders" Jefferson with one nasty facial. The result: Green posterized Jefferson leading to some taunting at the end and a technical called on Green. However, how can you not expect Green to bask in this absolutely filthy dunk (h/t Red's Army). [follow]
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NASHVILLE Filling a stated need for a veteran corner infielder, the Diamondbacks signed Eric Hinske to a one-year contract Tuesday noon. Hinske, 35, fits about all of general manager Kevin Towers criteria he is a left-handed bat with pop who can play first base and third base and also is versatile enough to take a turn in outfield. He also is considered a quality clubhouse presence on a team that stresses chemistry. The deal will be officially announced when he passes a physical. Hinske came up as a third baseman and was the American League Rookie of the Year with Toronto in 2002, but he's been primarily a reserve first baseman, corner outfielder and pinch-hitter in recent years. He spent the past three seasons in Atlanta -- hitting 11 home runs in 281 at-bats in 2010 and 10 home runs in 236 at-bats in 2011 before tailing off to two home runs and a .197 average in 147 at-bats last season. Hinske is a career .258 hitters against right-handed pitchers, with 113 of his 136 home r...
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Stardate 53116.7
Captain's Log
The death of Commander Hawke has caused an immediate effect on some of the crew. Lieutenant Commander Rachel Burton seems to have locked herself into her office and is not responding to calls. I, myself have found it difficult to think of the Commander's death. I would do anything that would bring him back. He was an excellent officer and a good friend; I wish I could have told him that before he died. But instead we were at loggerheads since the moment we stood on the ship.
I've placed Lieutenant Commander Hans as a temporary Executive Officer. The only other option was Doctor Burton, and ignoring her current mental state, she does not have Bridge Officer training.
End Log.
Stardate 53116.7
USS Nightingale, Lower Engineering
V'ras rubbed the grease and dirt that had collected on his forehead over the past few hours. The attack by the Gorn had done some serious damage to the ship in general and specifically to the engineering section. V'ras had spent the last two hours inside a jefferies tube trying to reconnect the power to the replication system and the life support on deck 7, which had to be temporarily evacuated. It was very dirty work. He had one person down there in an environmental suit working in the power distribution area, but V'ras could spare no-one else to leave engineering, he was shorthanded enough.
V'ras had a crewmember resting for four hours at a time. He had to have everyone as rested as possible, and he had no idea how long he would have to work so few people. At the moment, the only other engineering officer was off duty. V'ras struggled to find a use for Amanda Hodge, she was not the best engineer in terms of warp mechanics or energy matrices. Her specialism was medical equipment, but by a stroke of luck, the medical equipment was not affected by the attack.
"Sir," Petty Officer Paul Thatcher tried to grab his attention as he took a sip from the bottle of water that was the only supply of fluid the engineering deck had at the moment with the replicators offline. "I've realigned the dilitium intake matrix, but the journey to the nebula serious taxed the crystals themselves."
"What power do we have?" V'ras asked making a mental note of the problem.
"By my calculations we could manager warp six at best," Thatcher announced glumly.
"Then that will have to do," V'ras said, he could not understand the Petty Officer's glum outlook, the ship could have been stuck without any warp drive what so ever.
"We also have a problem that out shields can only be charged to about fifty percent," the Petty Officer stated.
"It is better than nothing crewman," replied V'ras, "Get to work on the impulse drive."
The man nodded and walked off to a station on the opposite side of the room. V'ras mentally shook his head, it was a disastrous situation to be in, made worse by a hull breach in cargo bay one, where all the spare parts were vented into space. With limited resources it seemed highly unlikely that he had the ability to get the ship fully functioning again, at least not without getting to a Starbase.
V'ras turned slightly as the door to the lower engineering deck was opened manually. V'ras stood up still, intent on knowing who was coming in. He was relieved to see it was Captain Wilcox and Lieutenant Commander Hans.
V'ras approached them, "Captain," he acknowledge the entrance of his senior officer in a typical Vulcun neutral voice, "I apologise for internal communications being down," he continued, "But I need to get deck seven operational before work can start on them."
"Understood," replied the Captain, V'ras noted that he seemed despondent and distanced from engineering, "Give me an update on the current status of the ship please Mister V'ras."
V'ras nodded and moved towards a console near the where the three officers were standing. On it was a large visual of the Nightingale.
"Decks three and seven are completely abandoned at this point," V'ras announced pointing to the obvious positions of the decks on the visual, "Deck three lost artificial gravity about one hour ago followed by a partial loss of the life support. Deck seven has lost all life support; I've got a man down there attempting to reinitiate the system."
"Engines and weapon systems?" Hans asked, his voice seemed more concerned than that of the Captain V'ras noted. Even the Captain seemed disinterest as he blankly stared at the screen of the Nightingale.
"We can manage warp six at best," V'ras noted, "Shields could get to fifty percent at best, weapons we have a major problem."
The Captain shifted his focus from the screen to V'ras. V'ras could see some sort of pain in his eyes; something had happened that the Captain was not letting on. "Where do we stand?" the Captain asked.
"Phaser banks are completely burnt out," V'ras replied, "And the firing mechanism for both the torpedo launchers were destroyed in an explosion that occurred during attempted repairs."
"We have no weapons?" Hans asked.
"None," replied V'ras, "I could rig the deflector dish in order to send out a powerful pulse, but against a Gorn vessel, it is highly improbable that it would do any damage."
"I agree Captain," Hans added, "The Gorn hull is tough; to compensate for them not having any shields, their ships can take substantial damage."
"What about using some of the spare parts we have in storage," Wilcox started to ask, "Surely we have some weapon spare parts in there?"
V'ras tapped on the computer to show a shot of the cargo with a large irregular hole in the wall. The inside of the room had multicoloured gases swirling inside of it. "The cargo bay has a hull rupture. We lost a lot of the equipment through it, some probably still remains, but with life support down, and the emergency shielding failing twenty minutes ago on deck seven. The corrosive gases from the nebula seeped inside the cargo area, there is no way to get to them, let alone know if any of the spare equipment is actually working at this point."
"Can we cannibalise any other part of the ship to get weapons working?" Hans asked.
"No, nothing else is compatible," V'ras responded.
"The imaging chamber," another voice behind the three officers announced its presence.
Hans and V'ras turned to face the newcomer to the discussion, Hans did not recognise the young ensign, but V'ras instantly nodded to Ensign Hodge.
"Ensign," Hans nodded to her, "you have something to add?"
"Yes sir," she said walking up to the console and bringing up the designs for the imaging chamber, "With a bit of ingenuity, we can convert the device that loads the patient into the chamber, into one of the launchers."
V'ras consciously raised an eyebrow; it had to admit it was something that he had not thought of.
"What's the catch?" Hans asked.
V'ras nodded, "The chamber wasn't designed to load patients in quick succession," V'ras replied, "We would have a limited fire rate."
"Better than nothing," Hans replied, "Captain?" Wilcox maintained his look of distance from the rest of the group. "Captain, what do you think?" Hans asked again. V'ras noted that Hans maintained the same sort of emotional detachment as Vulcans, yet somehow managed to keep emotions close to the surface, it was fascinating for him to consider the possibility.
Wilcox took his time to respond, V'ras considered asking him again, but before he could the Captain moved, "Do it." His short statement was nothing more than a continuation of his distancing from the situation. "I'll be on the bridge should you need me," the Captain stated.
"Sir," V'ras had one more concern in which he had to speak to the Captain, "I could really do with Commander Hawke," V'ras announced, "He has extensive engineering experience and I am very short handed, I was wondering when he will be released from sickbay, as well as the other three members of my crew."
"Commander Hawke is dead," Wilcox replied sharply in an angry voice, V'ras noted an emotional surge from the Captain so strong it unsettled him greatly, "Lieutenant Commander Hans will take on his responsibilities."
"Aye sir I understand," replied V'ras.
"You understand what Lieutenant?" the Captain shouted, taking V'ras completely by surprise, "We've lost a great man, a great deal of good people on this ship, and you only understand." V'ras raised an eyebrow at the rant now being thrown into his direction, "It must be great to have no emotion, not to care about the lives lost."
Before V'ras could respond to the Captain's outburst he stormed out of the room and into the corridor. Hans, who had watched the Captain leave turned back to face V'ras.
"Carry on Lieutenant," he said softly, "I'll return in a bit."
Stardate 53116.7
USS Nightingale, Corridor, Deck 5
Wilcox slammed his fists hard onto the wall outside of engineering. He hated the thought that his friend was gone. He hadn't said a nice word to him since he had come aboard and neither of them had being that friendly to each other. He regretted some of the things he said to Dan, he wished that he had some way to convey that he was a good officer. He slammed the wall again with his fists as he continued on a few more steps, his hand felt numb now and he felt the wetness of blood trickle from his fist. He had hit a control panel and the glass that was on it shattered from the force of the punch he had given the wall.
"Shall I add that to the damage report Captain?" a familiar voice asked from behind him. Hans walked up beside him, "I'm afraid that the console is considered a minor repair though," he paused for a second, "It would have to wait until we get to a Starbase before it can be repaired."
"I understand," replied Wilcox. He didn't know what the Geckonian was attempting to do, but he didn't like to play mind games.
"There is nothing you can do Captain, nothing will make the loss of Commander Hawke better," Hans said, in his voice John could hear a sense of sympathy, but could not connect with it in his mind.
"You are wrong Commander," Wilcox replied, "There is something that I can do." Wilcox noted that the Geckonian cocked his head slightly to the side, "Come with me."
Stardate 53116.7
USS Nightingale, Brig
The brig on the Saint Bernard class ship was small in comparison to other federation ships. It consisted of a single cell and a small control desk directly in front of the cell. Inside of the cell were the three Gorn prisoners. As John walked in the Marine on guard duty came to attention.
"You're dismissed private," John shouted, "Get yourself out of the room."
The Marine nodded and walked out the room, going past Hans as he entered the room. John barely noticed the Geckonian step inside the small room. John walked in front of the force field that separated the cell from rest of the room. One of the Gorn stood up from the floor that they were all sitting down on and approached the other side of the force shield.
"I am Captain John Wilcox, commander of the USS Nightingale," John said, "I trust you find your accommodation comfortable, I'm afraid that we don't have a lot of space on this class."
The Gorn sneered at the comment and turned back to go and sit with the rest of the group.
"What not in a talkative mood?" John asked, taking on a distinctively hostile tone, "I thought I would let you know your attempts at disrupting life on this ship have failed."
The Gorn sniggered a little bit, "We killed some of your crew and we damaged some of your systems. From what I can tell, we have done some significant damage." He started to cackle at his statement as did the other two prisoners. "I see you brought your Geckonian slave Captain," the Gorn paused giving a disgusted look at Hans. John would give the Geckonian credit for not flitching, "Is he to do your dirty work Captain."
"I can do that myself," replied John moving over to the control desk, he waved his hands over the console and started to play with some of the rooms systems.
"Captain?" Hans asked, his voice seemed worried.
"I know you don't like the Gorn anymore than I do at the moment Commander," John replied, "Would three really be missed?"
"This is against interstellar law Captain?"
"And attacking us wasn't!" replied John, as he slowly started to suck the atmosphere out of the holding cell, the effects of the air thinning already displaying on the Gorn faces as they started to struggle to breath, grabbing their necks. John watched all three with glee, he was going to have revenge, he was going to make the Gorn pay for the death of his friend.
"Return the life support to the cell now sir," Hans shouted.
"You don't give me orders Commander, I give them. Get out if you can't follow them." snarled John.
The Gorn were now on their knees, John felt a small glint of joy in his heart at the sight of them begging for mercy as he almost finished extracting the air.
"Captain," shouted Hans, "Stand down!"
"No," John replied turning round to see Hans aiming a phaser at him. The next thing John knew everything was black.
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|Peeled minced ginger root
|1 Tablespoon
|Dijon mustard
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|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
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|Vegetable cooking spray
|Olive oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Mixed baby salad greens
|6 Cup (96 tbs)
|2 Medium, peeled and sectioned
|Orange zest
|1 Teaspoon
|Freshly ground pepper
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Combine first 5 ingredients in a jar.
Cover tightly, and shake vigorously.
Pour 1/2 cup orange juice mixture into a heavy-duty, zip-top plastic bag.
Set remaining juice mixture aside.
Add scallops to bag; seal bag, and shake until scallops are well coated.
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Remove scales from stalks with a knife or vegetable peeler, if "desired.
Cut asparagus into 2-inch pieces.
Set aside.
Remove scallops from marinade, discarding marinade.
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Place over medium-high heat until hot.
Add scallops, and cook 5 minutes or until browned, turning once.
Remove scallops from skillet; keep warm.
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Well, that's exactly what I was askin' for. I'm also 5'9, but 195. I am inclined for more length seat to pegs too, so I prolly keep the seat taller. In fact, the one gripe I really have with the KTM Adventure, is it is remarkably short between pegs and seat. The KTM SM-T was very comfy, but that bike doesn't really need ground clearance.
Anyways, I am looking forward to testing this little BMW. I hope it has decent weather protection too. It looks like it should. My guess is this will be the last touring motorcycle I buy, so I want it to be right for me.
Thanks for your thoughts and thanks for your posts on the little yammer too.
Pantah, the stock ergos felt a little strange to me, but were easy to fix. I needed to open up the riding position a bit. I raised the bars about 25mm using the standard Scott's Steering Damper mount....which also brought them rearward a bit, due to the angle (which was something I needed). And, I also lowered my pegs and moved them forward somewhat (Touratech adjustable footpegs). Then, I had Renazco modify my seat to a taller, flat surface with suede leather.
This combination totally transformed the ergo comforts for me. During my test ride, I felt more like sitting in a road racer position on the stock setup.....seated low, legs curled with feet back, and leaning forward into the bars (to reach them). It made it a pure blast during my test in the tight twisties of central Missouri. But, it obviously was not a long-ride comfort setup for me, and that's why I made all the ergo changes.
Regarding "weather protection" as you have inquired, I'm still exposed to the elements in sun, rain, and snow. I haven't found the soft top to deploy yet.
But, if you meant wind protection, its pretty good. The design of the plastic side panels up front really push the air out around your knees. I don't have any wind fatigue against my legs....which is a huge endurance factor. BMW just nailed this design better than anything I've ridden in the dualsport range.
The stock fairing was very effective, but not tall enough. The wind was hitting me squarely in the face after raising my seat. So, I had to change that. After much research, wringing of the hands, and a few fitfull nights of sleep, I followed Docking Pilots great advise: drank a 6 pack....waited 30 minutes.....and pushed the Buy button at TT for the outrageously expensive Deiserto 3 adjustable (darth vader hood) fairing.
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