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Dodgers actually won a game at Coors last night. Hopefully this is where getting veterans from Atlanta and having Nomar will pay off. Maddux came up big last night. And Philly lost to Washington of all teams. Ideally, the Dodgers could sweep Colorado and Washington beats Philly at least one more of their two games and they get to San Francisco with a 2 game lead on the Phils, who then play the Marlins.
Can't believe St. Louis collapsed against the Padres, especially with Carpenter on the mound. If they lose today's game against the Padres, I hope Houston overtakes them and knocks them out of the playoffs.
The A's finally made it! Aside from the back-to-back homeruns that Harden gave up, they played a good game. Great, actually, as far as offense is concerned.
Now the question is will we be playing the Twins or the Tigers? Hopefully the Tigers, since we've done better against them this season. But it doesn't matter. I'll just be happy if the A's can actually get past the 1st round of playoffs.
Well played season friends (yes, Angels fans are my friends) I'm so excited the A's are back in the playoffs again Clinching on my birthday, what a gift.
I have to say I want Detroit in the first round, The Twins in Minnesota are lethal in the playoffs. I know at some point we'll have to face either the Twins or the Yanks. We've had trouble with both teams in the playoffs, but I really would be happy just getting outta the first round this year. A World Series would be the icing on the cake......but uhh, I need cake first.
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I cant wait till the playoffs next week, Its always exciting
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the Dodgers/Rockies game today is hilarious...James Loney is out of his mind right now...16-10 in the sixth inning...
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If anyone is going to the Angels game tonight, my friend Luanne is throwing out the first pitch!
I will be there every remaining game except Saturday. We may be out, but I need to say my goodbyes to Tim Salmon. I love that man.
Congratulations A's fans. The Angels didn't deserve to go this year. Enjoy it while it lasts, because we'll be taking it back next year.
Great Dodger game right now. 19 - 11 lead for the Dodgers after trailing by 4, leading by 5, trailing by 2.
Not much baseball watching by me lately. I will get into it again, once the playoffs start.
My team: The Twins.
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^ the bandwagon is filling up, we'll take all the fans we can get
tied for first place!!
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Well since Chicago teams rarely make the playoffs, I always pick a team before they start. This year I am picking the Twins.
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Looking for the Dodgers to play the Mets in the playoffs (yes I'm a Dodger fan). They always get killed against the Cardinals.
-JackDoc Brown had 2 Deloreans!
Since my boys (the Angels) are officially out of it, I do like the Twins. They have really good momentum going into the playoffs. Plus, when we played them in the 2002 playoffs, their fans were very cool. They weren't obnoxious like some other teams fans I can think of!
Should be a kick @$$ weekend in baseball.
In the NL we have:
The Padres leading the west by 1 game over the Dodgers.
The Cardinals leading the central by 1/2 game over the Astros (who are on FIRE).
The Dodgers lead the wild card by 2 games over Philly.
The Padres finish the season at Arizona.
The Dodgers finish the season at San Francisco.
The Cardinals are at Milwaukee.
The Astros are at the Braves.
The Phillies are at the Marlins,
From looking at this you might think that the Padres and Cardinals have the upper hand, the Padres, yes ... The Cardinals, not so sure. They are playing like crap lately.
This is the only time I'm afraid of the Giants. The Dodgers and Giants have a long history of knocking each other out of the playoffs on the final weekend of the season. Dodgers need at least 1 win to have a tie for the Wild Card. Dodgers need any combination of 5 wins and Padres losses to win the West.
If the NL Central ends with a 1/2 game lead for either the Astros or Cardinals, the Cardinals will have a make up game against the Giants on Monday.
Over in the AL, it's a little less intense, but still should be kick-***.
Tigers and Twins have both clinched playoff berths. Both are tied for the AL Central lead and the Wild Card.
Honestly, IMO, this is for bragging rights only. I can't see the A's or Jankees beating either one of these teams. Tigers are at the Royals, Twins are at the White Sox.
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Swept by CBA in two head-to-head-meetings, the Red Rams turned around and did the exact same thing to East Syracuse-Minoa, capping it with last Monday's 7-2 victory over the Spartans.
For a long while, the rematch mirrored J-D's 2-1 win in the first meeting on April 16. Runs were not plentiful as ESM scored in the first and fourth innings, only to have the Rams get a pair of runs in its half of the fourth. Then, with the game tied 2-2 in the fifth, J-D broke through, scoring four times against Spartan pitcher Steve Brownell.
Paul Fitzgibbons led the push, getting two hits, including a double, and finishing with three RBIs. Jimmy Sinopoli, Brad Kogut, Nick Austin and John Werbowky each had one RBI. Dan Canfield walked twice and came around to score a pair of runs.
Chris McGee had a patient outing on the mound, holding ESM to three hits and two walks while striking out four. In defeat, the Spartans' Cameron Lawless earned an RBI.
Both played again on Wednesday, and both won in varying manners, J-D needing to unleash lots of offense in a 14-5 rout of Fulton and ESM getting a gem from pitcher Greg Fingar in topping Phoenix 3-1.
For the Red Rams, trouble came early as Fulton scored four times in the top of the first and led 5-0 by the second inning. But J-D scored a run in that frame and, in the bottom of the third, batted around and got six runs to pull in front.
Sinopoli had three hits, including a double, and produced three RBIs. Werbowky added two hits, scoring twice and driving in two runs. Canfield scored four times as he, along with Kogut, Matt Yonta and Brendan Schunck each had one RBI. Alex Way pitched 5 1/3 innings for the win, striking out six.
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And, let's be honest, how much can a husband really love having your ex-boyfriends around?
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Gerhaher, a noted lieder singer, has just added Pelleas to his short list of operatic roles, and it's a terrific fit. Diffident and bespectacled at the start, he removes his glasses and pours out his love for Melisande in his final scene with achingly beautiful tone. Karg, petite and stealing puffs from a cigarette whenever she can, is a provocative Melisande, and her plaintive, slightly tremulous soprano adds to her enigmatic air.
Bass-baritone Paul Gay makes the tormented Golaud a figure both terrifying and pitiable, and he sings with commanding vehemence, though a few high notes test his upper range. Contralto Hilary Summers brings rich tone and incisive delivery to the role of his mother, Genevieve, while bass Alfred Reiter is a sonorous Arkel (who kisses Melisande with a lot more than grandfatherly affection). The orchestra, under conductor Friedemann Layer, plays the long, difficult score with delicacy and depth of feeling.
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This tournament will have the strongest field of any B.A.S.S. event in a very, very long time.
Recently, during one of our many long days of driving, I started to think about how much can change in a short period of time as a pro angler.
Fishing fans and their families are invited to discover everything BASSfest — all free and open to the public. Following are 25 things to see and do at BASSfest in Dayton
In the world of bass fishing, Kevin VanDam needs no introduction. He is considered today's most dominating force and has the record to prove it. See how he tackles our 20 Questions.
Jason Christie pulled off a 4-ounce "wonder" win Sunday in the Bassmaster Elite at Lake Dardanelle.
When the 2014 Bassmaster Elite season comes to a close, we may look back and realize that this day – this fog shortened day on Lake Dardanelle – was the determining factor in not only the Toyota Tundra Angler of the Year title, but a multitude of Bassmaster Classic berths as well.
Finding a confident angler prior to the Bassmaster Elite Series Tournament at Lake Dardanelle was like searching for clear water in the Arkansas River right now: Extremely difficult.
The big stories of 2014: Mark Davis, the "rookies" and struggling stars. And there's still a lot of fishing left.
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Enhanced surveillance of acute flaccid paralysis following importation of wild poliovirus in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China
1 Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 27 Nanwei Rd, Xicheng District, Beijing 100050, PR China
2 The Center for Disease Control and Prevention of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, 344 Wuxingnanlu Street, Urumqi city, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region 830002, PR China
3 Expanded Programme on Immunization, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 138 Jianquanyi Street, Urumqi city, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region 830001, PR China
4 WHO WPRO Regional Polio Reference Laboratory, National Institute for Viral Disease Control and Prevention, Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 155 Changbai Rd, Changping District, Beijing 102206, PR China
5 Independent Consultant, New York City, NY, USA
BMC Infectious Diseases 2014, 14:113 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-14-113Published: 27 February 2014
After being polio free for more than 10 years, an outbreak occurred in China in 2011 in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (Xinjiang) following the importation of wild poliovirus (WPV) originating from neighboring Pakistan.
To strengthen acute flaccid paralysis (AFP) surveillance in Xinjiang, "zero case daily reporting" and retrospective searching of AFP cases were initiated after the confirmation of the WPV outbreak. To pinpoint all the polio cases in time, AFP surveillance system was expanded to include persons of all ages in the entire population in Xinjiang.
Totally, 578 AFP cases were reported in 2011 in Xinjiang, including 21 WPV cases, 23 clinical compatible polio cases and 534 non-polio AFP cases. Of the 44 polio cases, 27 (61.4%) cases were reported among adults aged 15–53 years. Strengthening AFP surveillance resulted in an increase in the number of non-polio AFP cases in 2011 (148 children < 15 years) compared with 76 cases < 15 years in 2010. The AFP surveillance system in Xinjiang was sensitive enough to detect polio cases, with the AFP incidence of 3.28/100,000 among children < 15 years of age.
Incorporating adult cases into the AFP surveillance system is of potential value to understand the overall characteristics of the epidemic and to guide emergency responses, especially in countries facing WPV outbreak following long-term polio free status. The AFP surveillance system in Xinjiang was satisfactory despite limitations in biological sample collection.


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Phoenix Suns: Suns' Free Agency Grades By Mike Elworth: Owner and Publisher/Hoopstuff Moves Made Signed Dionte Christmas (3 years, $3 million) Traded Jared Dudley and a 2nd round pick for Eric Bledsoe Traded Caron Butler For Ish Smith and Vyacheslav Kravtsov Traded Luis Scola For Miles Plumlee and Gerald Green Waived Michael Beasley - They may have made 5 moves in free agency, but 1 obviously stands as the most important, trading for point guard, Eric Bledsoe. The rebuilding Suns have landed the closest thing to a franchise cornerstone that they have had since they traded long time All Star and 2 time MVP, Steve Nash last summer, to the Lakers. Eric Bledsoe is one of the most talented young players in the league, even though he has never been a full time starter, however his per 36 minute numbers have been excellent and he has shown more than enough in the times that he has been forced to be a part time starter, the last two seasons, when Chris Paul has been injured, that he can be ...
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Virgin crash sets back space tourism by years: experts
The deadly crash of Virgin Galactic's spacecraft has dealt a devastating setback to the cause of space tourism, delaying the first commercial flights to the stars by years, experts said Friday.
The deadly crash of Virgin Galactic's spacecraft has dealt a devastating setback to the cause of space tourism, delaying the first commercial flights to the stars by years, experts said Friday.
Muslim countries are caught between developing their tourism industries and making sure their culture is not eroded in the process, a leading researcher from The University of Queensland says.
Indian doctors warned earlier this year about the threat from a new multi-drug resistant "superbug" -- months before a British study that New Delhi has condemned for scaremongering.
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Environmental scientists are using a new mathematical model to ensure that feral pests are well and truly beaten.
Fiery failures are no stranger to the space game. It's what happens when you push the boundaries of what technology can do, where people can go. And it happened again to Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo.
Virgin's pioneering tourist-carrying spacecraft crashed on a test flight in California on Friday, killing a pilot and scattering debris across the desert—and raising questions about space tourism's future.
(Phys.org) —People who have environmentally friendly lifestyles at home often engage in environmentally harmful behaviour when they go on holiday, research shows.
One of the most serious threats to global biodiversity and the leisure and tourism industries is set to increase with climate change according to new research by Queen's University Belfast.
California is racing other states to woo new private companies planning to take people on trips to space.
Tired of checking your smartphone every few minutes for new emails, likes or retweets? Do you spend more time looking at your device than chatting to your date? Are you close to a digital burn-out?
Sharks are worth more in the ocean than in a bowl of soup, according to researchers from the University of British Columbia.
British billionaire Richard Branson said Monday that rocket-powered space tourism flights by his firm Virgin Galactic would have only a minor impact on climate change.
Fishers near marine protected areas end up traveling farther to catch fish but maintain their social and economic well-being, according to a study by fisheries scientists at Washington State University and in Hawaii.
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A consumer society not ready for sanctionsMahmoud Ahmadinejad's provocation of the west has become his trademark and yesterday Iran's hardline president echoed the defiant rhetoric of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, spiritual leader of the country's Islamic revolution, towards America during the 1979-81 Tehran embassy siege.
Iran taunts west on security council move· Tehran prohibits surprise inspections of atomic sites
· President: 'Our enemies cannot do a damn thing'
Interpol alert for al-Qaida militants who tunnelled out of prison in YemenInterpol was on worldwide alert yesterday after 13 al-Qaida militants convicted of attacking the American warship USS Cole and French supertanker Limburg escaped from jail in Yemen along with 10 other prisoners, according to a government-run website.
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Spanish police arrest galleon plunderers· Boat trawled country's huge shipwreck cemetery
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Smoking ban prompts cut in cigarette pricesSpain's recent smoking ban has sparked a mounting price war between cigarette manufacturers, leaving tobacco vendors and health campaigners fuming.
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Plastic policeman keeps speeders in checkA lifesize mock-up of a policeman is prompting more drivers to obey the speed limit in Belgorod, western Russia, Channel One television said yesterday.
Chávez hits back in war of words with WashingtonPresident Hugo Chávez extended his verbal war with Washington, likening George Bush to Adolf Hitler in an obvious rebuff to the US defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, who last week compared Mr Chávez himself to Hitler.
Internet giants announce plans to charge for speedier emails
The egalitarian world of the internet faced a major new challenge with plans from two of the largest email providers to began charging fees for speedier delivery. By Suzanne Goldenberg in Washington.
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A steady first step forwardA year ago the Guardian set out to track the west's promises of action for Africa on aid, trade, health and debt relief. As G8 finance ministers meet this week, our special report examines whether those commitments have been met.
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'Does aid really help ordinary people?'Ten people from across the continent give their views on whether 12 months in the political spotlight have seen progress for the citizens of their countries.
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Will the campaign bubble burst?As the Make Poverty History movement winds up, the trick now is to keep up the momentum it created.
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Palestinian Authority 'may have lost billions'· Corruption inquiry sees 25 arrests and 10 warrants
· Graft concerns helped Hamas to victory at polls
US women's movement mourns author FriedanLeaders of America's women's movement were in mourning yesterday for Betty Friedan, whose broadside in her book, The Feminine Mystique, against the 1950s ideal of a suburban domestic bliss gave voice to modern feminism.
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Crew accused over Egypt ferry disaster· Water to fight car deck fire unbalanced craft
· Six-year-old rescued 17 hours after ship sank
Anger and grief at the dockside as relatives wait for newsRelatives of dead and missing passengers of the ferry disaster complain of not being heard by the authorities.
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Sudan urged to accept UN force as talks falterThe conflict in Darfur is slipping back into major violence as peace talks aimed at ending the crisis in Sudan's western region plunge into deadlock.
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50 public figures named in gay witchhunt by Cameroon's papersCameroon has been rocked by an anti-gay crusade in newspapers that have accused more than 50 prominent figures of homosexuality. By Andrew Meldrum in Pretoria.
Haiti voters to elect president after four delays· First election since ousting of Aristide two years ago
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Afghan fighting escalates as UK deployment loomsA roadside bomb killed six Afghan policemen and injured five yesterday, sharpening jitters about the impending British deployment to the increasingly dangerous southern provinces.


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Video: The IRS Targeting Scandal and Freedom of Speech
July 29, 2013
Political "Lynching" of George Zimmerman
July 25, 2013
Bill Whittle examines the death of Trayvon Martin and trial of George Zimmerman. Is the acquittal of Zimmerman one of the great civil rights injustices of our time? Find out.
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Video: Yaron Brook on Open Immigration
January 30, 2013
Dr. Yaron Brook, president of the Ayn Rand Center for Individual Rights, calls for an open immigration policy, saying that the government's only function should be to protect individual rights.
The Purpose of an Education: Prepared for Life (Video)
January 23, 2013
Lisa Von Damme explains why the purpose of an education is to prepare a child for life.
Q&A on Leonard Peikoff's "The DIM Hypothesis: Why the Lights in the West are Going Out"
January 14, 2013
Students get to ask questions regarding Dr. Leonard Peikoff's new book "The DIM Hypothesis: Why the Lights in the West are Going Out."
Video: John Allison on Principled Leadership – Using Ayn Rand's Values to Create Competitive Advantage in Business
July 14, 2011
The amazing, John Allison, who as chairman and CEO made BB&T Corporation the 10th largest financial institution headquartered in the United States, attributes the success of BB&T to the concept of Principled Leadership, based on an uncompromising commitment to fundamental values. In this talk, he explains how Ayn Rand's ethical system can be used practically to create a competitive advantage in any organization.
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Video: The Doctor Cog in the Obamacare Washington Machine
June 1, 2011
Health Care Reform: Setting Doctors Free [Livestream]
Dr. John David Lewis: Obamacare is a moral assault on free people, and an attack on human life itself.
Government medicine treats doctors as cogs in a giant machine, run from Washington, as if treating patients required no independent thought or action. Twenty-eight states have filed suit against Obamacare, claiming it is unconstitutional. But it is much worse than that. It is a moral assault on free people, and an attack on human life itself. John Lewis has a unique perspective on this issue, both as an advocate for individual rights and as a cancer patient. Don't miss this hard-hitting lecture on the deepest evil of government medicine.
John David Lewis is a Visiting Associate Professor in the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Program at Duke University, and a senior research scholar in history and classics at the Social Philosophy and Policy Center, Bowling Green State University. He has taught at the University of London and Ashland University, and is a fellow of the Anthem Foundation for Objectivist Scholarship. He has a PhD in classics from the University of Cambridge. He is an outspoken proponent of free market medicine.
Lesson for Obama on Israel's Borders
May 24, 2011
Netahyahu Educates Prez. Obama: 1967 Lines Are Indefensible
May 20, 2011
Moments ago, following a lengthy meeting with the president, Israel's Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu responded to President Obama's call for Israel and Palestine to return to pre-1967 borders, saying, "While Israel is willing to make generous compromises for peace, it cannot go back to the 1967 lines because these lines are indefensible because they don't take into account certain changes that have taken place."
Netayahu also said, "Israel cannot negotiate with a Palestinian government that is backed by Hamas."
Video: John Allison Interview
May 20, 2011
Video: Yaron Brook on The Immorality of Government Medicine
May 17, 2011
Dr. Brook tells patients and doctors on May 14, 2011 at a Doctors Town Hall.
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Wayne State student, Starbucks barista generates buzz with coffee competition
Jun, 23 2015
To hear Jasmine Hect speak about coffee is akin to hearing a sommelier discuss wine. The 21-year-old Wayne State student and Starbucks barista's knowledge of the caffeinated bean would enlighten even the most ardent cup of joe consumer. It's this expertise (along with her gregarious personality) that helped get Hect to the 2015 Starbucks Barista Championships. She was chosen from all of the licensed Starbucks store baristas in Michigan and northern Ohio to compete in the regional competition that takes place July 15-16 in York, Pennsylvania.
WSU and Children's Hospital researchers identify cancer trigger
Jun, 22 2015
Two medical researchers from the Children's Hospital of Michigan and the Wayne State University School of Medicine have published the results of a nearly 10-year investigation that identified a key gene mutation that can trigger acute lymphoblastic leukemia, or ALL, and several other types of cancer.
WSU receives $1.025M from the Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation for clean water and air quality initiatives
Jun, 18 2015
The Fred A. and Barbara M. Erb Family Foundation has awarded two grants totaling more than $1 million to Wayne State University for projects aimed at improving water and air quality in Michigan. The Healthy Urban Waters initiative through the College of Engineering received $650,000 to accelerate development of the Huron to Erie Alliance for Research and Training (HEART) field stations that promote collaborative water research and community education in the Huron-to-Erie corridor.
Wayne State research team issued patent for new anesthesia monitoring technology
Jun, 16 2015
A team of researchers from Wayne State University was recently issued a U.S. patent (# 8,998,808) on a technology that will offer anesthesiologists better methods for monitoring and managing patients in the operating room.
Wayne State partners with Chinese university to conduct MRI training
Jun, 9 2015
Wayne State University has formalized an agreement with East China Normal University (ECNU) to develop a joint and cooperative MRI research training program in biomedical engineering, physics and magnetic resonance imaging research. Faculty, researchers and students from both institutions are working with Siemens MR equipment and will benefit from this partnership.
Warrior student-athletes continue to excel in the classroom
Jun, 5 2015
Nineteen (19) student-athletes recorded a perfect 4.00 term GPA with nearly 55 percent of Warrior student-athletes receiving above a 3.00 for the recently completed Winter semester.
WSU EcoCar 3 team represents Michigan in competition
Jun, 4 2015
EcoCAR 3 is a four-year collegiate engineering competition sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy and General Motors. The WSU team represents Detroit, the only university in the state of Michigan participating in the competition. The team is made up of over 30 undergraduate and graduate students from engineering and communications
Research team issued patent for new anesthesia monitoring technology
Jun, 4 2015
A team of researchers from Wayne State University was recently issued a U.S. patent (# 8,998,808) on a technology that will offer anesthesiologists better methods for monitoring and managing patients in the operating room.
Partnership between Wayne State and MDOT is saving lives on highways
Jun, 4 2015
In 2008, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT), acting on the recommendation of a previous Wayne State TRG study, started a major rumble strip program for two-lane, high-speed rural highways. Centerline and shoulder rumble strips were installed on all MDOT rural, non-freeway highways with posted speed limits of 55 mph and appropriate paved lane and shoulder widths. To date, MDOT has placed 5,700 miles of centerline rumble strips and 1,700 miles of shoulder rumble strips.
Michigan's University Research Corridor: Talent for a global economy
May, 28 2015
With more than $2.1 billion in research and development annually, the University Research Corridor (URC) is one of the nation's top academic research clusters. The URC's members — Michigan State University, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University — engage 12,000 world-class faculty members and 35,000 graduate students, elevating their undergraduate programs and supporting regional economies.
Start your engines: Wayne State students tapped to run Grand Prix social media
May, 27 2015
A group of Wayne State communication students will be the social media voice for this weekend's Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix.
Ambassador magazine's 2015 Top Docs list honors five Wayne State faculty physicians
May, 27 2015
Five of the 13 physicians named to Ambassador magazine's 2015 Top Docs list published this month are Wayne State University School of Medicine faculty members.
Anchor institutions drive demand for housing in greater downtown area
May, 27 2015
But what if an anchor institution were able to grow the percentage of its employees living in greater downtown to 10, 15, or 20 percent?
School of Medicine graduates 280 new medical doctors at May 18 commencement
May, 22 2015
School of Medicine faculty, deans, department chairs, WSU President M. Roy Wilson, M.D., his cabinet members and other dignitaries filled the stage as family and friends of the new physicians packed the venue's main floor.
Six student-athletes voted to CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large First Team
May, 19 2015
Two Wayne State University male student-athletes have been voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large First Teams as announced by the organization on Thursday afternoon. Read more. Four Wayne State University women student-athletes have been voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large First Teams as announced by the organization on Thursday afternoon. Read more.
NBC News highlights TechTown's impact in Detroit
May, 14 2015
A key resource for entrepreneurs is Techtown Detroit, a business accelerator and incubator that leverages Wayne State University's research and technology, business insight and student talent. View the NBC article - Detroit: A thriving place to build your business
HackWSU hosts students for 24-hour tech innovation blitz
May, 13 2015
Wayne State University's College of Engineering and Blackstone LaunchPad are hosting HackWSU, a 24-hour hackathon for high school and college students, May 23-24, 2015. During the 24 hours, students will write web-based software, create mobile apps or design computer programs addressing a need or innovation of their choice.
Wayne State Biochemist Andrew Feig receives Michigan Distinguished Professor of Year Award
May, 13 2015
The award recognizes the outstanding contributions and dedication to the education of undergraduate students made by the faculty from Michigan's 15 public universities.
Researchers seek to stamp out herpes simplex virus 1
May, 6 2015
With the help of a $1.8 million, five-year grant from the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the National Institutes of Health, Haidong Gu, Ph.D., assistant professor of biological sciences in Wayne State University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, aims to garner more genomic information about HSV-1 and develop an understanding on how it employs multifunctional proteins to disrupt host defenses and escape immune surveillance.
Joique Bell makes $100K donation to Wayne State Athletics
May, 4 2015
Former Wayne State University Harlon Hill recipient and current Detroit Lion running back Joique Bell made a $100k donation to the WSU Department of Athletics last Thursday (April 23rd).
Commencement ceremonies celebrate class of 2015, May 7
Apr, 28 2015
More than 3,800 students will graduate from Wayne State University during two commencement ceremonies on Thursday, May 7, 2015. The ceremonies, which conclude the university's 147th academic year, will take place at Detroit's Ford Field. Honorary degrees will be bestowed upon Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), and Gerald Ellis Rosen, Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. Both will receive the honorary doctor of laws, honoris causa, for their years of service and dedication to the metro Detroit community and beyond.
Report shows the University Research Corridor contributes 16.8 billion to Michigan economy
Apr, 28 2015
The $16.8 billion net impact in Michigan is up from $16.6 billion the previous year and $12.9 billion reported in the first report published in 2007. For every dollar the state invested in the three URC universities, it saw $21 in economic benefits, according to the report.
College of Engineering to showcase research, design projects at inaugural Student Design and Innovation Day
Apr, 24 2015
A solar-powered security system for boats. A swing for children with special needs that could adapt and grow with them.
Wayne State professor receives grant to improve exercise programs for people with dysferlin-linked muscular dystrophies
Apr, 24 2015
The Wayne State University Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences today announced that Joseph Roche, assistant professor for the physical therapy program in the Department of Health Care Sciences, received a one-year, $100,000 grant from the Jain Foundation for "Developing a Multi-Pronged Strategy for the Clinical Management of Dysferlinopathies," a project that seeks to develop better exercise programs for people with dysferlinopathies, or dysferlin-linked muscular dystrophies.


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10 dead, dozens missing in Bangladesh ferry crash
A ferry packed with about 200 people capsized in a river in southern Bangladesh on Tuesday, killing 10 people and leaving dozens more missing, authorities said.
Peruvians feel robbed over Spain getting treasure
We were robbed! That's how many Peruvians feel, now that U.S. courts have given Spain the 17 tons of silver and gold coins that a private company salvaged from the wreck of a colonial-era Spanish sailing ship.
Former butler on trial in Conn. extortion case
Held hostage on her Connecticut estate, philanthropist Anne H. Bass received an injection from masked assailants who made a chilling ultimatum: Hand over millions of dollars for the antidote, or die from a deadly virus.
Gingrich banks on wins in Alabama and Mississippi
Republican Newt Gingrich says he'll campaign for president until the party's nominating convention in August, but his candidacy largely rests on the results of primaries Tuesday in Alabama and Mississippi.
Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race
Mitt Romney hoped to seal his status as the Republican presidential front-runner with a thus-far-elusive victory in the Deep South, a region that has been slow to embrace the former Massachusetts governor.
Dartmouth student's claims put hazing in spotlight
Things have only gotten messier at Dartmouth College in the weeks since a former fraternity brother went public with hazing allegations involving swimming in and swallowing vomit.
Man to answer charges in NYC pipe-bomb terror case
A Muslim convert is due to answer rare state-level terror charges after being accused of building a pipe bomb in New York City to try to attack police, soldiers and other government targets.
Summations coming in Rutgers webcam spying trial
A jury in the trial of a former Rutgers University student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another man will have to wrestle with some relatively untested legal issues when it gets the case.
Analysis: Obama tested by events outside control
This is the economy election, right? Tell that to the world.
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Mixed reviews on feds' health blueprint for states
Do it your way, but get it done.
Federer battles bug as he prepares for hard-serving Canadian
Tennis is hard. It must be. Players have been falling right and left during the BNP Paribas Open, and now there is concern that Roger Federer could join them.
6 dead, dozens missing in Bangladesh ferry sinking
A ferry packed with about 200 people capsized in a river in southern Bangladesh on Tuesday, killing six people and leaving dozens more missing, authorities said.
SAN MARCOS: Trustees eye pay reductions for next year in San Marcos Unified
Employees in the San Marcos Unified School District may have to take pay cuts next year as part of budget reductions that could be as high as $14 million.
Eastern migration continues for local players
It's not unusual to see Southern California players filling roster spots on college softball teams back East, but the numbers appear to be growing.
SDSU men's seeding sows plenty of fodder for discussion
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Judge says Calif. mom can be tried in baby's death
A judge ruled Monday that a mother charged with killing her 7-month-old son by tossing him from the fourth floor of a hospital parking structure is mentally competent to stand trial.
Cross-border violence between Israel, Gaza ebbs
The Israeli military says it has ordered no airstrikes against Gaza militants and rocket fire at southern Israel from Gaza has ebbed _ signs that a truce is taking effect.
Oil rises above $107 amid improving US economy
Oil prices rose above $107 a barrel Tuesday in Asia as traders bet an improving U.S. economy will boost demand at a time when the ability to increase crude production is limited.
Celtics slow road woes with win over Clippers
Before halftime, Boston and the Clippers already had combined for five technical fouls, plenty of rough contact, a few icy staredowns and a running dialogue of trash talk.
BART-to-San Jose construction to start in April
Federal, state and local transit officials say the long-awaited construction to extend Bay Area Rapid Transit service to San Jose will begin next month.
Carroll High of Corpus Christi, Texas, is the No. 1 prep baseball team in the nation, according to USA Today. Parkview of Liburn, Georgia, is No. 2. North Hollywood Harvard-Westlake is No. 3, although pitcher Lucas Giolitio, who has been clocked at 100 mph and is considered the top prep prospect in the nation, suffered a sprained ligament in his elbow last week and is probably out for the season.
Fire near Carlsbad coast contained to garage
Firefighters were able to contain a blaze Monday night at a home on Surfside Lane, near the coast, to a garage.
Disparities seen in school discipline
Punishment of black, Hispanic students outpaces enrollment
Hispanic and African-American students are expelled and suspended at rates disproportionate to their populations in many San Diego County schools despite ongoing efforts to make discipline policies equitable.
LA County substitute suspected of molesting girl
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says a middle school substitute teacher has been arrested after a female student told her mother he touched her in a sexual manner.
Students protest US soldier who killed Afghans
Hundreds of students in eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday shouted angry slogans against the United States and the American soldier who killed 16 Afghan civilians in a shooting spree, the first significant protest in response to the tragedy.
PREP SOFTBALL: Torrey Pines captures Cougar Classic title
ESCONDIDO — They weren't asking pitcher Taylor Lee to do too much.
Predators top Coyotes 5-4 in shootout
Andrei Kostitsyn scored the only goal in the shootout to give the Nashville Predators a 5-4 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes on Monday night.
OC judge says mother can be tried for baby's death
An Orange County judge has ruled that a mother charged with killing her 7-month-old son by tossing him from the fourth floor of a hospital parking structure is mentally competent to stand trial.
Black Keys rock Madison Square Garden like pros
There were few flashing lights, the backdrop wasn't overloaded with visuals or videos, and the band rarely spoke, if it wasn't in song.
Love helps Timbwerwolves outlast Suns, 127-124
Kevin Love scored 13 of his game-high 30 points in the fourth quarter and the Minnesota Timberwolves outlasted the Phoenix Suns 127-124 on Monday night.
Guatemalan gets 6,060-year sentence in massacre
A former member of an elite Guatemalan military force extradited from the United States last July was sentenced to 6,060 years in prison Monday for his role in the killings of 201 people in a 1982 massacre.
Couture lifts Sharks past Oilers 3-2
Logan Couture scored a tiebreaking goal early in the third period and the San Jose Sharks snapped a five-game slide with a 3-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Monday night.
Partners on $12 million schools contract split
The firms gave money to Proposition J, school board candidates
A partnership that won a $12 million construction management contract from the San Diego Unified School District just four months ago has dissolved, raising new questions about how the contract was awarded in the first place.
CPUC: PG&E kept poor records prior to explosion
State investigators issued a report Monday blasting Pacific Gas & Electric Co. for keeping disorganized, difficult to access records about its natural gas pipelines in the years preceding the fatal San Bruno explosion.
Fire destroys Chula Vista mobile home
The blaze was reported at 7:29 p.m. No one was injured.
Dozens missing in Bangladesh ferry accident
A ferry packed with about 200 people capsized in a river in southern Bangladesh early Tuesday and authorities said dozens of people were missing.
N.C. State fashionable pick to beat Aztecs
Most so-called "experts" are picking 11th-seeded North Carolina State to eliminate 6th-seeded SDSU on Friday in Columbus, Ohio.
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Police say dozens missing after ferry carrying about 200 people sank in southern Bangladesh.
2012 Fashion Week San Diego preview
The hiatus is finally over; founder and producer Allison Andrews returns to the runway to present Fashion Week San Diego 2012 this October.
No new action is expected as Fed weighs job gains
Since the Federal Reserve's policymakers last met in January, the job market has shown more muscle. Employers have hired more than a half million people. The unemployment rate is down.
Today in History
Today is Tuesday, March 13, the 73rd day of 2012. There are 293 days left in the year.
Pepperdine athletic chaplain found dead on beach
A man who works as chaplain for the athletic department at Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif., has been found dead on a nearby beach.
Landeskog lifts Avs to 3-2 OT win over Ducks
Gabriel Landeskog scored at 1:52 of overtime, Semyon Varlamov stopped 38 shots and the Colorado Avalanche beat the banged-up Anaheim Ducks 3-2 on Monday night to remain in the thick of a tightly congested Western Conference playoff chase.
DA seeks death penalty in girl's running death
Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against a woman whose granddaughter died after being forced to run three hours as a punishment.
PREP BASEBALL: Great Oak armed for success in 2012
TEMECULA — Eric Morton has employed some of the Valley's most talented bats in Great Oak's quest for its first outright Southwestern League title. These days, he's got a bunch of quality arms ready to flex their muscles.
Grieving Jefferson leads Jazz past Pistons 105-90
Al Jefferson looked at the ceiling and pounded his chest as he does after every game.
WR Randy Moss agrees to deal with 49ers
Randy Moss is ready to show the world he can still be that dynamic deep threat who once dominated NFL defensive backs.
Philippine court orders arrest of Arroyo's husband
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Chargers not expected to chase stars in free agency
Team will likely target value, per years past
Team likely to focus on value, solidifying overall roster.
CARLSBAD: House near coast catches fire
CARLSBAD ---- A home near the Carlsbad coastline caught fire Monday evening, a NorthComm dispatcher said
Not guilty plea in LA from alleged Fla. art forger
A Florida man has pleaded not guilty to defrauding a Los Angeles art collector out of more than $2 million by selling him forgeries of the work of Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh and Jackson Pollock.
Fletcher, DeMaio, outline new policy positions
Rivals in mayor's race seek changes in city's operation
The fight for the local Republican Party's endorsement for the San Diego mayor's race may have ended in victory for Councilman Carl DeMaio Saturday, but neither he nor rival Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher slowed down Monday.
Council to tap surplus for seals, fire alert, libraries
The San Diego City Council voted unanimously to approve a barrier rope for the seals at the Children's Pool in La Jolla, a new fire alert system, increase branch library hours and put money toward deferred maintenance among other needs with the city's recently found $16.3 million surplus.
Israeli mayor talks of life amid conflict
Violence in Sderot erupts during tour of the U.S.
The mayor of Sderot stopped in San Diego at the end of a 10-day U.S. trip to talk about what life is like in his southern Israeli town.
Hyundai releases teaser photos of the 2013 Santa Fe
The first images that provide a clear view of the redesigned 2013 Santa Fe crossover.
US official: Suspect in killings trained as sniper
The soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians, most of them children, and burning their bodies was trained as a sniper and recently suffered a head injury in Iraq, U.S. officials said Monday.


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Day Two of Women's Tennis Gopher Invitational
Sept. 15, 2012
For the second day in a row, women's tennis teams flocked to Baseline Tennis Center for the Gopher Invitational. A Minnesota doubles team claimed a championship title while other Gophers continued their run through the three-day tournament.
The day began with two rounds of doubles action. After advancing yesterday, all three Gopher pairs started in the winner's bracket of their respective flights. Julia Courter and Aria Lambert and Jessika Mozia and Paula Rincon Otero remained in the Gold (A) Flight while Kelsey Frechette and Pauline Gilbert played in the Maroon (B) Flight.
Courter/Lambert were able to advance into the semifinals with an 8-6 win over McColloch/Lankelma of UNI, but fell to Eastern Michigan's Supejova/Toncheva, 8-4. The freshmen pairing of Mozia/Rincon Otero narrowly missed out on the semifinals, losing 8-6 to UWM's Soule/Colarossi in the first match of the day. They also dropped the next match against a pair from EMU (8-5). Courter and Lambert will compete for third place tomorrow, while Mozia and Rincon Otero remain in contention for seventh place.
The Gophers had more success in the Maroon Flight with Frechette and Gilbert bulldozing their way to claim the championship. They started with an 8-5 win over Burroughs/Koval from St. Catherine and clinched the title with a 9-7 defeat of Air Force's Hueffner/Magday.
After a switch in the bracket, Rincon Otero played Chelsea Moore (UNI) to a 6-1, 6-1 finish. She plays for fifth place tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. Lambert also won her match in the top singles flight. She swept Gustavus' Laurel Krebsbach 6-0, 6-0. Rounding out the gold flight, Courter dropped her match against Maddy Soule (UWM) 6-1, 6-0. She will play for seventh tomorrow morning.
Moving over to the Maroon (B) Singles Flight, Mozia is also set to play for third after falling 6-1, 6-1 to Annette Dohanics from Iowa. Frechette fell to Mary Meyers (Air Force) in a tough consolation round. After winning the first set 6-3, Frechette dropped the next two 3-6, 1-6. She plays Christine Colarossi (UWM) tomorrow in a battle for eleventh place. Gilbert came away with her first singles win of the tournament, beating Annie Mahoney (Gustavus) 6-0, 6-1. She is scheduled to meet Ankita Bhatia (EMU) for a possible thirteenth-place finish.
Tomorrow's final day of action begins at 9 a.m. at Baseline Tennis Center.
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I was a first grade teacher back home in the UK, I have now moved here to be a nanny.
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From the UK, so yes I have an English accent.
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Studied Early Childhood Education with qualified teaching status back home in the UK in Leeds.


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V1 LCD/EVF malfunction
A couple of extra points:
a. to Nikon: the EVF is hyper-sensitive to the slightest reduction in light. just a a couple of specs of dust turn off the LCD. In my case I use an ear-bud with a drop of lens cleaning fluid - and make sure I use the dry end to dry the sensor. Magic! the LCD works again! But not for long. Next time I pick up the camera, same problem. Shouldn't the switch off LCD action respond to a significant drop in light intensity (say 50%) ? - Any chance of a firmware update to fix this?
Or, use a proximity sensor (ultrasound?). Otherwise a Menu selection Option, to back up - just in case the light sensor mis-functions.
b. to spikemd: re. "I am going to be using the LCD exclusively for awhile to see I can live without it."
Good luck with that! Possibly you don't go take photographs in bright light conditions. I live in the mountains, and it's already snowed. On a sunny day, the LCD is useless. Fact is, the EVF was the main reason I chose this camera - the EVF and its small size (compared to my Nikon D200).
So in my case, with the LCD getting switched off, I am tending to use the camera the old-fashioned way, squinting through the eyepiece (but the LCD would have other advantages for camera positioning at arms length or over-the -head etc. ).
BTW I also use a Hoya UV Filter permanently attached to cut out haze, bring up contrast the mountain-tops/clouds vs. blue sky.
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