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With your ICS equipped Fizik saddle, you can lock in, clip in and add your ICS compatible acessories. This Fizik ICS Rear Cycle Light is no exception, simply pop it in the ICS system and you're ready to go with no hassle. - T.H
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DEFINITION of 'Concession Agreement'
A negotiated contract between a company and a government that gives the company the right to operate a specific business within the government's jurisdiction, subject to certain conditions. A concession agreement may also refer to an agreement between the owner of a facility and the concession owner or concessionaire that grants the latter exclusive rights to operate a specified business in the facility under specified conditions. Regardless of the type of concession, the concessionaire usually has to pay the party that grants it the concession ongoing fees that may either be a fixed amount or a percentage of revenues.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Concession Agreement'
Concession agreements span the gamut, from mining concessions valued in the hundreds of millions, to a small food and beverage concession in a movie hall. The terms of a concession agreement also depend on its desirability. For example, a popular concession in a sports stadium may not offer much to the concessionaire in terms of incentives. On the other hand, a government that is looking to attract mining companies in an impoverished area may offer significant inducements, such as tax breaks and a lower royalty rate.
Third-Party Verification - TPVWhen an outside organization reviews a customer's information ...
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Back to the Future: Hill Valley is a full conversion mod for Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. Back to the Future: Hill Valley will be based on the Back to the Future Trilogy, allowing the player to re-enact all the great moments from the films. While some parts of the story are stretched to make it more enjoyable, we are determined not to stray too far from the original story-line. The people behind this mod want the community to relive the movies and have as much fun in the process as possible. With the outstanding game play of the Sandbox hit, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, in combination with one of the best movies of all time, Back to the Future, this mod is sure to bring countless hours of fun to anybody who enjoyed the movies.
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|Aug 7 2007, 7:32pm Anchor
Ok so im having a problem that maybe someone on here can help me with. Ive got Griffs bat in game and i replaced it with the vice city bat. well when i go to the tool shop right when i start the game its not in the correct position nor the right size. but if i start a new game and do the thugtools cheat it appears correct while holding it then once i go to the tool shop its the right way and size.
now if i dont do the cheat and get the messed up model is all wrong when i hold it... the only way i was able to fix the problem at the moment was to replace it with the golfclub or any other item that doesn't appear in a shop. Is there a way i can fix this
|Aug 7 2007, 8:08pm Anchor
not sure. Thats weird.
|Aug 7 2007, 8:22pm Anchor
alwell, we can leave it as the golf club it still looks fine and you still swing it like a bat anyway.
|Aug 8 2007, 4:32am Anchor
Sorry to say about animations again but you could change machete animations to bat animations too, so it wouldn't make the sounds and such.. And you wouldn't have to do new animations for it, everything just with notepad. I only have problems exporting the animation, everything else is fine..
|Aug 8 2007, 11:54am Anchor
i know this is a bit late, but nice work on that guitar!
just remember that that scene is in 1955 not 1962
|Aug 8 2007, 12:13pm Anchor
|Aug 8 2007, 1:29pm Anchor
Then you should've been a producer on that movie. lol
|Aug 8 2007, 1:52pm Anchor
I only dream....lol
|Aug 8 2007, 3:31pm Anchor
hah, yeah its hard to tell. but again, nice work, how do you put a 3d model into the game like that
|Aug 8 2007, 5:37pm Anchor
You first make a DFF file then use IMG tool which you can download at www.gtagarage.com or other places then replace an existing dff with your new dff file.
|Aug 8 2007, 5:41pm Anchor
Just giving an update as well
All the following weapons are complete and in game.
Gibson Guitar
Futaba Remote Control
Griff's Bat
Doc's Sniper
the bat looks simple and it basically is not much i could do with it to make it look unique or cool but it works nonetheless and i tried my hardest on docs sniper... its just so hard because its hard to get a full screen shot of his sniper and its a knock off of a 1865 Winchester but for the movie it has added gold plating extended barrel and telescope so I tried to get it as close to the movie as possible
|Aug 8 2007, 7:37pm Anchor
really nice man. dammit i wish i could help out with this mod
|Aug 8 2007, 10:00pm Anchor
damn you're fast.
|Aug 8 2007, 11:07pm Anchor
I have to say, those look really good, kinglog, keep up the hard work, looking forward to seeing more of your weapons.
|Aug 9 2007, 12:01am Anchor
great work. cant wait to see some more stuff from you
|Aug 9 2007, 12:35am Anchor
Lol yeah it was faster than i thought it would take me to finish the list you gave me delorean... personally i thought it would take more than a week but only took what like 2 days. Got one more on your list - Colt Peace Maker and that one should hopefully be done within the next 2 days or so
|Aug 9 2007, 1:07am Anchor
Just wanted to see what you guys think... I changed the Sniper Scope to more resemble what the scope at the end of docs sniper looks like and i also changed the weapon icon on the hud to the appropriate image and a different color
|Aug 9 2007, 1:10am Anchor
well dont forget the AK-47 and Biffs Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum 7 shot revolver
|Aug 9 2007, 1:35am Anchor
Well why would i need to make the ak-47 when its already in game? And i just got a list from delorean saying what to make so i didn't even think about what gun biff had.
|Aug 9 2007, 1:48am Anchor
the gun in the game isnt an ak-47, its a Ruger Mini-14
|Aug 9 2007, 1:54am Anchor
Oh well i saw a ak-47 dff file in my img tool so i thought it was in game i couldn't remember....
what do you guys think of the icons on the hud... because if i need to change them i need to stop making them for the rest of the weapons.
|Aug 9 2007, 2:06am Anchor
I like them, nice to have a fresh weapons hud in the game.
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|Aug 9 2007, 4:14am Anchor
And everything in the game is getting replaced, or not exactly everything but it's a total conversion, the map is changed, nothing old left, pedestrians changed, weapons changed, missions changed, etc. That rifle is awesome, you've modeled those pretty fast too, maybe we have all needed at 0.3 BTW where in the movie is an AK? Or are you just adding it for fun
|Aug 9 2007, 4:31am Anchor
lybians had one
|Aug 9 2007, 5:30am Anchor
ak-47 was in gta3, but not vice city.
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Obsidian's Avellone On Torment, KOTOR 2, Alpha Protocol
Well, it's official: Chris Avellone has joined the Torment: Tides of Numenera team. Kickstarter's overwhelming monetary might has pushed another old band back together again, and now this one's ready to givebelabored brain birth to another tale for the ages. And dimensions. And whatever other creative gravy giblets they can fit into their twisted turducken of a setting. But Torment's hardly the only thing on Avellone's increasingly busy mind, as he's also got both Project Eternity and Wasteland 2 to worry about. Oh, and let's not forget that exceedingly tantalizing Star Wars pitch Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart was so thrilled to discuss. It's tough, then, to imagine that Avellone has even a spare second these days, but he somehow managed to shove aside a few for a chat, so we used it as wisely as humanly possible. To discuss kindly stick figure knights and giggle at bad naming jokes, of course. Also, all of the above, Avellone's role on Torment, and what an Alpha Protocol sequel would look like in a post-Walking-Dead world.
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Meet Iman: the Sumatran rhino's newest hope for survival
(03/24/2014) Hopes for one of the world's most imperiled megafauna rose this month when wildlife conservationists succeeded in catching a female Sumatran rhino named Iman in the Malaysian state of Sabah. The female, which experts believe to be fertile, has since been successfully transferred via helicopter to the Borneo Rhino Sanctuary where experts plan to mate her with the local male, Tam. Located in Tabin Wildlife Reserve, the Borneo Rhino Sanctuary is an uncompleted semi-wild enclosure and home to one of several last-ditch efforts to save the vanishing species from extinction.
Oil or rainforest: new website highlights the plight of Yasuni National Park
(03/20/2014) A new multimedia feature story by Brazilian environmental news group, ((o))eco, highlights the ongoing debate over Yasuni National Park in Ecuador, arguably the most biodiverse place on the planet.
Panda lemur making a comeback
(03/20/2014) One of the world's biggest populations of greater bamboo lemurs (Prolemur simus)—sometimes known as the panda lemur—has doubled in just three years, giving conservationists new hope that the species can be kept from extinction. With the recent arrival of twenty babies, a community conservation project run by the Aspinall Foundation has boosted the local population to over 100 individuals in Andriantantely, one of Madagascar's only surviving lowland rainforests. Greater bamboo lemurs are currently categorized as Critically Endangered, though they were once believed extinct until hidden populations were uncovered in the 1980s.
Scientist discovers a plethora of new praying mantises (pictures)
(03/19/2014) Despite their pacific name, praying mantises are ferocious top predators with powerful, grasping forelimbs; spiked legs; and mechanistic jaws. In fact, imagine a tiger that can rotate its head 180 degrees or a great white that blends into the waves and you'll have a sense of why praying mantises have developed a reputation. Yet, many praying mantis species remain little known to scientists, according to a new paper in ZooKeys that identifies an astounding 19 new species from the tropical forests of Central and South America.
Featured video: indigenous tribe faces loggers, ranchers, and murder in bid to save their forests
(03/19/2014) A new short film, entitled La Trocha, highlights the plight of the Wounaan people in Panama, who are fighting for legal rights to their forests even as loggers and ranchers carve it up. The conflict turned violent in 2012 when local chief, Aquilo Puchicama, was shot dead by loggers.
Controversial Amazon dams may have exacerbated biblical flooding
(03/16/2014) Environmentalists and scientists raised howls of protest when the Santo Antônio and Jirau Dams were proposed for the Western Amazon in Brazil, claiming among other issues that the dams would raise water levels on the Madeira River, potentially leading to catastrophic flooding. It turns out they may have been right: last week a federal Brazilian court ordered a new environmental impact study on the dams given suspicion that they have worsened recent flooding in Brazil and across the border in Bolivia.
Europe votes for an Arctic Sanctuary
(03/13/2014) Yesterday, the European Parliament passed a resolution supporting the creation of an Arctic Sanctuary covering the vast high Arctic around the North Pole, giving official status to an idea that has been pushed by activists for years. Still, the sanctuary has a long road to go before becoming a reality: as Arctic sea ice rapidly declines due to climate change, there has been rising interest from governments and industries to exploit the once inaccessible wilderness for fish and fossil fuels.
Conservationists catch wild Sumatran rhino, raising hope for world's most endangered rhinoceros
(03/12/2014) Conservationists have succeeded in catching a wild Sumatran rhino in the Malaysia state of Sabah in Borneo, according to local media reports. Officials are currently transferring the rhino, an unnamed female, to a rhino sanctuary in Tabin National Park where experts will attempt to mate it with the resident male, Tam. The Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) is one of the world's most imperiled species with less than 100 individuals left.
New web tool aims to help indigenous groups protect forests and navigate REDD+
(03/12/2014) A new online tool, dubbed ForestDefender, aims to help indigenous people understand and implement their rights in regard to forests. The database, developed by the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), brings together vast amounts of legal information—both national and international—on over 50 countries.
Scientists spy on whales from space
(03/11/2014) Although whales are the biggest animals on the planet, scientists have found in difficult to count them. But a new study in PLOS ONE may change this: researchers tested the idea of counting whales using high resolution satellite imagery. Employing a single image from the WorldView2 satellite, scientists went about counting a pod of southern right whales in the Golfo Nuevo off the coast of Argentina.
From theory to deadly reality: malaria moving upslope due to global warming
(03/06/2014) Malaria is a global scourge: despite centuries of efforts to combat the mosquito-borne disease, it still kills between 660,000 to 1.2 million people a year, according to World Health Organization data from 2010. Astoundingly, experts estimate that around 300 million people are infected with the disease every year or about 4 percent of the world's total population. And these stats may only get worse. For years scientists have vigorously debated whether or not malaria will expand as global warming worsens, but a new study in Science lays down the first hard evidence.
Rhino with bullet in its brain and hacked off horn wanders for days before being put down
(03/05/2014) Last week, visitors in Kruger National Park came on a horrifying sight of the poaching trade: a rhino, still alive, with its horn and part of its face chopped off. The gruesome photo of the young rhino went viral and sent South African authorities scrambling. Five days after the sighting, South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced they found the rhino and put it out of its misery.
Europe not doing enough to stop illegal logging imports says Greenpeace
(03/04/2014) Europe is failing to fully enforce its one-year-old EU Timber Regulation (EUTR), alleges Greenpeace, with illegally-logged wood still slipping into the continent, especially from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Javan rhino population jumps by over 10 percent
(03/04/2014) The Javan rhino population has increased by over ten percent from 2012 to last year, according to new figures released by Ujung Kulon National Park. Using camera traps, rangers have counted a total of 58 Javan rhinos, up from 51 in 2012. Although the species once roamed much of Southeast Asia, today it is only found in Ujung Kulon National Park in western Javan and is known as one of the most imperiled mammals on the planet.
Amazon trees super-diverse in chemicals
(03/03/2014) In the Western Amazon—arguably the world's most biodiverse region—scientists have found that not only is the forest super-rich in species, but also in chemicals. Climbing into the canopy of thousands of trees across 19 different forests in the region—from the lowland Amazon to high Andean cloud forests—the researchers sampled chemical signatures from canopy leaves and were surprised by the levels of diversity uncovered.
South Africa loses nearly 150 rhinos to poachers so far this year
(02/28/2014) Since the first of the year, South Africa has lost 146 rhinos to poachers or approximately 2.5 rhinos every day. This is a slight dip from last year's poaching rate, which hit 1,004 for the whole year or 2.75 a day. South Africa is home to more rhinos than any other country on the planet, but the populations have been hit hard by poachers in recent years seeking rhino horn.
Palm oil plantations allegedly poison seven Critically Endangered elephants in Sumatra
(02/28/2014) Wildlife officials suspect foul play in the deaths of seven Sumatran elephants on the outskirts of Tesso Nilo National Park. Officials stumbled on the corpses of one female elephant, five young males, and one male calf in mid-February. Although the males had their tusks hacked off, the officials suspect the elephant were poisoned in revenge for disturbing illegal palm oil plantations inside the park.
Despite frigid cold in U.S., January was the fourth warmest on record worldwide
(02/27/2014) Worldwide, this January was the fourth warmest since record-keeping began, according to new data released by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). While parts of the world, most notably eastern North America and northern Russia, experienced temperatures well-below average, overall the month was a scorcher. In fact, another dataset, from NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), that uses different methodology, found that January was the third warmest since record keeping began.
Lady Gaga gets bitten by venomous primate, sparking outrage over loris trafficking
(02/25/2014) Last week, the musical artist, Lady Gaga, was 'nipped' by the world's only venomous primate, a slow loris, in a misguided attempt to use the animal in a new music video. After it bit the musician, the idea of using the primate in the video was dropped. This was just as well, according to loris expert Anna Nekaris, who says that slow lorises have become increasingly endangered worldwide by the illegal pet trade after people have seen them on YouTube videos.
The lemur end-game: scientists propose ambitious plan to save the world's most imperiled mammal family
(02/20/2014) Due to the wonderful idiosyncrasies of evolution, there is one country on Earth that houses 20 percent of the world's primates. More astounding still, every single one of these primates—an entire distinct family in fact—are found no-where else. The country is, of course, Madagascar and the primates in question are, of course, lemurs. But the far-flung island of Madagascar, once a safe haven for wild evolutionary experiments, has become an ecological nightmare. Overpopulation, deep poverty, political instability, slash-and-burn agriculture, illegal logging for lucrative woods, and a booming bushmeat trade has placed 94 percent of the world's lemurs under threat of extinction, making this the most imperiled mammal group on the planet. But, in order to stem a rapid march toward extinction, conservationists today publicized an emergency three year plan to safeguard 30 important lemur forests in the journal Science.
Two kids, one year, from the Amazon to the Arctic: the environmental adventure of a lifetime
(02/19/2014) The Kraft family—Larry, Lauri, Jamie (age 8), and Jason (age 6)—are on the trip of a lifetime, a round-the-world tour with an environmental focus. Currently in India, the family has already made their way through the Amazon, Vietnam, Costa Rica, Australia, and the Galapagos, among other wild places. Still left on their itinerary: the Arctic. But the trip isn't all fun and games, instead the Kraft's are using the year abroad to learn first hand about global environmental issues and solutions.
Conservation groups launch new whistleblower site for wildlife and forest crimes
(02/18/2014) Welcome to Wildleaks: a new website that aims to give the global public a secure and anonymous platform to report wildlife trafficking and illegal deforestation. The illegal wildlife trade has become one of the world's largest criminal activities in recent years, decimating elephants, rhinos, tigers, primates, and thousands of lesser known species. Meanwhile, illegal logging is rampant in many parts of the world, imperiling biodiversity, undercutting locals, and robbing governments of revenue.
Scientists discover new whale species
(02/14/2014) Beaked whales are incredibly elusive and rare, little-known to scientists and the public alike—although some species are three times the size of an elephant. Extreme divers, beaked whales have been recorded plunging as deep as 1,800 meters (5,900 feet) for over an hour. Few of the over 20 species are well-known by researchers, but now scientists have discovered a new beaked whale to add to the already large, and cryptic, group: the pointed beaked whale (Mesoplodon hotaula).
Featured video: camera traps catch jaguars, anteaters, and a sloth eating clay in the Amazon rainforest
(02/13/2014) These are sights that have rarely been seen by human eyes: a stealthy jaguar, a bustling giant armadillo, and, most amazingly, a sloth slurping up clay from the ground. A new compilation of camera trap videos from Yasuni National Park in the Ecuadorean Amazon shows a staggering array of species, many cryptic and rare.
Ivory trade's shocking toll: 65% of world's forest elephants killed in 12 years (warning: graphic image)
(02/12/2014) Forest elephants have suffered unprecedented butchery for their ivory tusks over the past decade, according to new numbers released by conservationists today in London. Sixty-five percent of the world's forest elephants have been slaughtered by poachers over the last dozen years, with poachers killing an astounding nine percent of the population annually. Lesser-known than their savannah cousins, a genetics study in 2010 found that forest elephants are in fact a distinct species, as far removed from savannah elephants as Asian elephants are from mammoths. These findings make the forest elephant crisis even more urgent.
Obama announces new strategy to tackle wildlife trafficking, including toughening ivory ban
(02/12/2014) Yesterday, the Obama administration announced an ambitious new strategy to help tackle the global illegal wildlife trade, including a near-complete ban on commercial ivory. The new strategy will not only push over a dozen federal agencies to make fighting wildlife trafficking a new priority, but will also focus on reducing demand for wildlife parts and actively engaging the international community. The U.S. is the world's second largest destination for illegal wildlife trafficking after China.
Incredible encounter: whales devour European eels in the darkness of the ocean depths
(02/11/2014) The Critically Endangered European eel makes one of the most astounding migrations in the wild kingdom. After spending most of its life in Europe's freshwater rivers, the eel embarks on an undersea odyssey, traveling 6,000 kilometers (3,720 miles) to the Sargasso Sea where it will spawn and die. The long-journeying eels larva than make their way back to Europe over nearly a year. Yet by tracking adult European eels (Anguilla anguilla) with electronic data loggers, scientists have discovered that some eels never make it to their spawning ground, but instead are swallowed-up in the depths by leviathans.
Photos: mass turtle hatching produces over 200,000 babies
(02/11/2014) Biologists recently documented one of nature's least-known, big events. On the banks of the Purus River in the Brazilian Amazon, researchers witnessed the mass-hatching of an estimated 210,000 giant South American river turtles (Podocnemis expansa). The giant South American river turtle, or Arrau, is the world's largest side-necked turtle and can grow up to 80 centimeters long (nearly three feet).
Alaska roasting: new NASA map shows the Final Frontier in grip of January heatwave
(02/05/2014) Alaska got California weather at the end of January, as displayed by a new map based on data by NASA's Terra satellite's Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS). The U.S. state experiences one of its warmest winter periods on record during the second half of January, including some temperatures that ran 40 degrees Fahrenheit (22 degrees Celsius) above average. According to the EPA, temperatures in Alaska have risen an average of 3.4 degrees Fahrenheit (1.9 degrees Celsius) in just the last 50 years due to climate change.
20 million people face hunger in Africa's Sahel region
(02/04/2014) The UN and partner humanitarian groups today called on the international community to spend $2 billion to avoid a famine in Africa's Sahel region, which includes nine nations along the southern edge of the Sahara. Although the Sahel is chronically prone to food insecurity, the situation has dramatically worsened as the UN estimates 20 million people are at risk of hunger up from 11 million last year.
Australia proposes removing old-growth forests from World Heritage Site
(02/03/2014) Last year, after decades of fighting, environmentalists and the forestry industry reached a landmark agreement that added 170,000 hectares of old-growth forest in Tasmania as a part of a World Heritage Site. But less than a year later and that so-called peace agreement is in danger of unraveling. The new Australian government, under Prime Minister Tony Abbott, is going ahead with removing 74,000 hectares (43 percent) from the World Heritage site.
L'Oreal pledges to wipe out forest destruction from its products by 2020
(01/31/2014) French cosmetics giant, L'Oreal, has pledged to stop using palm oil linked to deforestation for its products by 2020. Palm oil, which is found in both cosmetics and many food items, has been linked to widespread deforestation in places like Indonesia and Malaysia, decimating biodiversity and contributing to global warming. The crop, which is both high-yield and lucrative, is now becoming increasingly popular in Africa and Latin America as well.
Migrating monarch butterflies hit shockingly low numbers
(01/31/2014) The monarch butterfly population overwintering in Mexico this year has hit its lowest numbers ever, according to WWF-Mexico. Monarch butterflies covered just 0.67 hectares in Mexico's forest, a drop of 44 percent from 2012 already perilously low population. To put this in perspective the average monarch coverage from 1994-2014 was 6.39 or nearly ten times this year's. For years conservationists feared that deforestation in Mexico would spell the end of the monarch migration, but now scientists say that agricultural and policy changes in the U.S. and Canada—including GMO crops and habitat loss—is strangling off one of the world's great migrations.
Scientists discover new eagle ray imperiled by Japanese pest program (photos)
(01/30/2014) Scientists have described a new species of eagle ray in the northwest Pacific Ocean, which they have named "narutobiei" (Aetobatus narutobiei) after its local name in Japan. While the new species has long been known by scientists, it was clumped together with the longheaded eagle ray (Aetobatus flagellum) for over two hundred years. Splitting the two species has large-scale conservation impacts, according to the paper describing the new species in PLOS ONE.
Shell drops plans to drill in the Arctic for now
(01/30/2014) Facing plunging profits, Royal Dutch Shell has announced it will cut exploration and development funding by nearly $10 billion this year, including halting their long-suffering plans to drill in the Arctic ocean. Shell's new CEO, Ben van Beurden, made the announcement yesterday that controversial plans to drill off the Alaskan coast will be put on hold for another year.
A series of oil spills sully Caribbean paradise, coating mangroves and wildlife (photos)
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Amazing discovery in Antarctica: sea anemones found living upside down under ice (photos)
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2013 was the seventh hottest year yet
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Over 1,000 rhinos killed by poachers in South Africa last year
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Snow leopards and other mammals caught on camera trap in Uzbekistan (photos)
(01/16/2014) Scientists knew that snow leopards (Panthera uncia) still survived in the Central Asian country of Uzbekistan, but late last year they captured the first ever photos. Camera traps in the Gissar Nature Reserve took photos of the big cats, along with bear, lynx, ibex, wild boar, and other mammals. The camera trap program was led by biologists Bakhtiyor Aromov and Yelizaveta Protas working with Panthera, WWF's Central Asia Program, and Uzbekistan's Biocontrol Agency.
Environmental groups: top secret Pacific trade agreement to sacrifice wildlife, environment
(01/16/2014) Environmental groups have blasted draft text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) released yesterday by WikiLeaks as potentially devastating to the environment and wildlife. The massive 12-nation free trade agreement has been negotiated in secret now for almost four years, and the information release by WikiLeaks shows that key environmental safeguards in the agreement are being stripped away, including a ban on shark finning and illegal logging, as well as legally-enforced pollution regulations.
Tree growth accelerates with age
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Underestimating global warming: gaps in Arctic temperature data lead scientists and public astray
(01/15/2014) No place on Earth is heating up faster than the Arctic, but just how fast has remained an open question due to large gaps in temperature data across the vast region. Now, a recent study in the Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society finds that not only is the Arctic warming eight times faster than the rest of the planet, but failure to account for temperature gaps has led global datasets to underestimate the rise of temperatures worldwide.
Carbon emissions rise 2 percent in U.S. due to increase in coal
(01/14/2014) Carbon dioxide emissions rose two percent in the U.S. last year, according to preliminary data from the Energy Information Administration. Emissions rose largely due to increased coal consumption, the first such rise in U.S. emissions since 2010. Still, the annual emissions remain well below the peak hit in 2007 when emissions hit 6 billion tons.
High-living frogs hurt by remote oil roads in the Amazon
(01/14/2014) Often touted as low-impact, remote oil roads in the Amazon are, in fact, having a large impact on frogs living in flowers in the upper canopy, according to a new paper published in PLOS ONE. In Ecuador's Yasuni National Park, massive bromeliads grow on tall tropical trees high in the canopy and may contain up to four liters of standing water. Lounging inside this micro-pools, researchers find a wide diversity of life, including various species of frogs. However, despite these frogs living as high as 50 meters above the forest floor, a new study finds that proximity to oil roads actually decreases the populations of high-living frogs.
Trophy hunters auction off life of Critically Endangered black rhino
(01/13/2014) The Dallas Safari Club has auctioned off a permit to shoot-and-kill a Critically Endangered black rhino in Namibia for $350,000. The club says the proceeds from the auction will aid rhino conservation, but the move has upset many wildlife organizations and attracted protestors outside the closed-door auction. In fact the issue has become so contentious that the FBI is currently investigating purported death threats against the Dallas Safari Club members over the issue. Currently, less than 5,000 black rhinos survive in the wild today, a drop of 90 percent since 1960 as the species has been decimated by poaching and habitat loss.
Not seen in over 130 years, 'extinct' frog rediscovered in Sri Lanka
(01/10/2014) In 1876—the same year that the first telephone call was made—the British scientist Albert Günther described a new species of frog from Sri Lanka, but the species, known as the webless shrub frog (Pseudophilautus hypomelas), was never seen again. Having disappeared into history, scientists considered the species extinct—that is until a 2010 expedition stumbled on 40 mystery frogs.
Over 75 percent of large predators declining
(01/09/2014) The world's top carnivores are in big trouble: this is the take-away message from a new review paper published today in Science. Looking at 31 large-bodied carnivore species (i.e those over 15 kilograms or 33 pounds), the researchers found that 77 percent are in decline and more than half have seen their historical ranges decline by over 50 percent. In fact, the major study comes just days after new research found that the genetically-unique West African lion is down to just 250 breeding adults.
Lions face extinction in West Africa: less than 250 survive
(01/08/2014) The lions of West Africa, which may represent a distinct subspecies, are on the precipice of extinction. A sober new study in PLOS ONE reports that less than 250 mature lions survive in the region. Scientists have long known that West Africa's lions were in trouble, but no one expected the situation to be as dire as it was. In fact, in 2012 scientists estimated the population at over 500. But looking at 21 parks, scientists were shocked to find lions persisted in just four with only one population containing more than 50 individuals.
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July 31st, 2006 #1
In need of some serious direction! :(
Hey guys,
Well its one of those bad financial times again and not just for me but for my mum and dad too. So i said illd try and help them out as much as i can in finding my dad some jobs. They really dont deserve all this considering how hard they have worked and its just a pain in the ass at the end of the day.
I said illd go look for some art agencys as freelance work on forums isnt from my experience allwas demanding and i think its just best i look for an art agency that could secure work on a regular basis.
Typing in art agency in the search engine diddent do much for me so im hoping someone with some knoledge of agencys can point me in a direction or two so i can help him out. It would be really really great if anyone could do that for me .
My dad does sculpture, paintings illustrations and more traditional artwork.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberAugust 2nd, 2006 #2
Ok, if you really are in economical pain. Get a 9-5 job, looking for jobs that "fit" you is a totally different thing thats somehing you can do when you have a job or somthing you can live on.
Look in the local news papers instead or something.
Sorry for being an asshole but i think you have to look realistic at this.
August 5th, 2006 #3
^thats not verry helpfull :/
wish i could help ya but im hungry to mate .. check the joblistings here .. there are also other places to look liek monster moonlighter.com shit liek that .. put in illustration or art or waht ever and see what pops up
August 5th, 2006 #4
There's the Artists' and Graphic Designers Market, which is a humongous book that any humongous bookstore (and most libraries) will have. It's got sections for gallery, advertising, greeting cards, etc.
Going jobhunting for a regular 9-5 is something that people gotta buckle down and do every once in a while, I'll agree, but for the older generation who generally has more expenses and stuff... going and getting a job at Wal-Mart can sting, and if you've got a mortgage and car loans and all that shit it probably isn't enough.
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I think what the Mets did two days ago negates last night's loss. A certain New York Post writer wrote a piece on the Mets and in it mentioned Bartolo Colon and Pine Tar. More specific, he wrote that if any umpire looked at Colon's neck they would find peanut butter rather than pine tar. Funny, very funny but come on, the Yankees are the ones in the spotlight here, the Yankees are the ones backing their prized pick-up. The Yankees are the one with egg on their faces.....not the Mets.
And you know as well as I do that if a Mets pitcher was caught on National T. V it would be on all over the front page as a disgrace and how it would be a typical "Met" blunder.
Getting back to the New York Post, the Mets are refusing to talk to him because of his rude article.......good for all of them. In my opinion, that's the beginning of a good team-on and off the field.
So today's question, and it's an obvious one: Should pitchers be allowed to use pine tar?


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Hello Thunderbird District,
My name is Virginia Molina and I am the newly appointed Senior District Executive for Thunderbird. I come from Wapiti District where I served for 2 years, and Sequoia Council down in Fresno, California prior to that where I served in Kings River District for 3 years. I am excited to start helping you all achieve all your Scouting goals and am happy to help wherever I am needed. Please feel free to contact me from now on regarding Thunderbird questions or concerns you may have and I will do my best to get you what you need.
I realize Thunderbird has gone through a lot of changes in recent years in regards to DE's but I am ready to hit the ground running and anticipate being in the area for quite some time. Now starting my 5th year in Scouting, I know I can help impact the district in a positive way. I see there are some similarities to the membership size and Friends Of Scouting goals of Thunderbird and those areas where I have worked in the past. Last year Wapiti district was down 300+ youth at the beginning of the year and I am happy to say we reached membership by +5 at the end of October. I was also able to involve many Hispanic families down in California as I am bi-lingual and believe we should extend the Scouting program to anyone interested.
I am a first-generation Mexican American, born and raised in Visalia, California and I graduated from Humboldt State University in 2007 with a degree in Recreation Administration and a minor in Business. I love living in Portland and enjoy all the beautiful scenery the Pacific Northwest has to offer. I thank you all for your patience while I navigate these new territories and would appreciate any insight or helpful advice you would like to lend to me. Please feel free to contact me by e-mail, phone or text. I look forward to meeting and working with all of you towards a successful Scouting year in 2015. Thank you!
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We've seen cutting boards, bicycles, floors, even houses made of bamboo, but an organic chocolate factory? Evidently, when Ben Ripple and Frederick Schilling, the two co-CEOs of specialty food company Big Tree Farms (BTF) talked about sustainably building their new plant, they put their money where their mouths are. Now, the Indonesian island of Bali is home to what BTF claims is the largest all-bamboo commercial building ever constructed, and soon, it'll be cranking out tasty chocolate bars by the thousands.
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In Canada: Cache a page, go to jail?
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The legislation in question, Bill C-60, is designed to amend Canada's Copyright Act by implementing parts of the 1996 World Intellectual Property Organization treaty, the treaty that led to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in the U.S.
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Set for debate and an initial vote in the House of Commons after Parliament's summer break, C-60 addresses things such as file-sharing, anticopying devices and the liability of Internet service providers and would tighten the Copyright Act in ways favorable to record labels and movie studios.
But according to Howard Knopf, a copyright attorney at the Ottawa firm of Macera & Jarzyna, a brief passage in the bill could mean trouble for search engines and other companies that archive or cache Web content.
"The way it reads, arguably what they're saying is that the very act of making a reproduction by way of caching is illegal," Knopf said.
Michael Geist, a law professor at the University of Ottawa, where he holds the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law, agreed.
"Anyone with content on the Web could sue," and anyone caching content on the Internet could be sued, said Geist, who wrote about perils with C-60 when it was introduced. "Somebody with an ax to grind, or business competitors, could start using the system to try to get content removed." The bill provides no deterrent to making false copyright-infringement claims, he said.
Such copyright issues remain a hot topic in the United States, where search engines have found themselves subjected to a litany of infringement complaints, particularly as they expand the types of content they make searchable on the Web.
Google has pulled links to Web sites that the controversial and litigious Church of Scientology claimed infringed copyright. The search giant was also forced recently to remove copyright video content users had uploaded and has also come under fire for its plan to digitize library collections. Amazon.com was recently sued by an adult magazine over photos in its images database, and Google was sued by the same company.
The concern over C-60 involves a section of the bill that deals with remedies open to copyright holders. That section contains the following language: "...the owner of copyright in a work or other subject-matter is not entitled to any remedy other than an injunction against a provider of information location tools who infringes that copyright by making or caching a reproduction of the work or other subject matter."
A government official from one of the departments that wrote C-60 said the section is meant to provide more protection for search engines. Under current Canadian law, copyright holders can sue companies they believe are reproducing their material without authorization. Though common practice is to send the alleged copyright infringer a cease-and-desist notice, such a warning is not now required under law, said Albert Cloutier, acting director of the Intellectual Property Policy Directorate at Industry Canada.
Under Bill C-60, copyright holders could sue for monetary damages only after giving notice. Before such notification, they'd be limited to seeking an injunction. The bill does not change the circumstances or terms for establishing copyright infringement, Cloutier said.
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"We're saying that in cases where there is copyright infringement there is a safe harbor," Cloutier said.
Knopf said he believed the intent of the search engine provisions was to provide a partial safe harbor, but he said that due to "drafting issues"--in other words, careless language--he's concerned the effect may be the opposite, muddling one of the Web's prime paradigms.
"If you put stuff freely on the Internet and don't take available steps to control archiving...you have to expect that people are going to browse, print or save it and that Google is going to cache it and archive.org is going to archive it," Knopf said.
Existing law is unclear as to whether people who post information on the Internet have given implied permission to search engines for caching purposes, Cloutier said.
So far, there have been no cases in Canada of search engines being sued for copyright infringement, Cloutier and the lawyers said. However, "theoretically (they) could be liable for infringement. We don't know how the Canadian courts will treat the activity under current law," Geist said.
Regardless, even a provision like that in Bill C-60 wouldn't necessarily put search engines out of business in Canada; they could tailor their services to meet the law, as they do with legislation in other countries. For instance, Google has excluded illegal pro-Nazi content in Germany.
Besides, C-60 remains a bill, and the wording that worries Knopf and Geist could be changed in committee, Cloutier said. After the first vote in the House of Commons, the bill goes to committee for debate and revision before being sent back to the House for a final vote and, if it passes, to the Senate.
Both attorneys are hopeful corrections or clarification can be made before the bill becomes law. Otherwise, Knopf said, a can of worms could open--not just for major search engines such as Google and Yahoo but also for smaller sites such as the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, a searchable repository of old versions of Web sites created as a nonprofit public service.
"It could be a problem if it goes into law in a vague way and causes search engines to think there is a risk (and)...to cut back on their activities," said Wendy Seltzer, founder of the Chilling Effects Clearinghouse, a nonprofit legal-information project involving the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Harvard University and others. "The public as a whole loses if we lose the ability to see what's being made available online."
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- But I thought Canada was cool
- How depressing that industries can buy politicians even in Canada. I was hoping to retire there.
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- What's all this aboot, eh?
- Where there are politicians, there will be politics. Politics caters to the lowest common denominator of society, and Canada's certainly no exception.
You don't want to retire to a place that legitimately recognizes the "Al Qaida voters" as an essential voting block, anyway.
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- Canada's Proposed Anti-Caching Bill comment
- In an odd twist of irony, I note that the Canadian Parliament's designation for the proposed bill is number C-60. That used to be the description of an audiocassette, a media type that one uses to RECORD and COPY material. Hmmm..
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- The NDP will not support this bill
- This bill has a low likelihood of passing. See, right now Canada's parliament is in minority mode, which means the governing Liberal Party occupies fewer than half the seats in the House and therefore is unable to pass bills without help from other parties. The remainder of the House is divided between the opposition Conservative Party, the Bloc Québécois, the social-populist New Democratic Party, and a few independents. The Liberals combined with the NDP and a couple independents is enough to pass a bill, however, I sincerely doubt the NDP will support the bill. The Conservatives and Bloc would see this as an opportunity to defeat the government, something they've been trying to accomplish at all costs since the thing started last June, and would probably vote against it for that reason alone.
In the meantime, I figure there are still a number of MPs who still listen to their constituents. Canadians should write their MPs and encourage them to oppose C-60.
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- Unfortunately, the bill WILL pass
- The Liberal party only needs the support of one other party. The NDP will not be this party. Likely, the separatists will fail to support this law as well. However, this is an extremely right wing law, which means the conservatives will likely support it. If so, no one could topple it unless members from within their own parties oppose it, something which rarely happens in Canada (usually because members who do that are fired and forced to be independant). So, the bill will pass.
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- Also, the government cannot be defeated...
- The government cannot possibly be defeated on this bill. Sure, the bill may fail to pass law (which I doubt), but even if that happens, the government would still survive. The government can only be toppled on confidence motions or budget votes, and thus, this doesn't apply to that.
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- This just won't work
- This law just wouldn't work. They would have to go after every major search engine - Google, Yahoo, Lycos, MSN Search, and you know that they wouldn't stand back and allow this law to stand, because it would ruin their business and they have enough money and political power that they could make it VERY painful for any legislator that votes for this bill.
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- Shutdown Google/Yahoo for anybody in Canada
- After the first person sues a search engine for copyright infringement every major search engine should stop serving content to anybody with a canadian IP address. See how long it takes for the law to get amended...
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- government intervention is not the way.
- The internet is a PUBLIC place. If you don't want to be seen on it, GET OFF! Its that simple. Or the other REALLY simple way to not get cached in google or other major search engines is to use the <robot.txt> file. To put it in an EASY to understand way {as in} All the people cry because its raining outside and they are getting all wet. Yet they seem to forget about a very cheap and practical invention called the umbrella.
I just don't understand what is so difficult about understanding internet technology, without having to sue someone or get government intervention.
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- Forget the Search Engines
- With one simple stroke, Canada is going to expose every computer user in the country to copyright infringement. The last time I looked all browsers first copy a web page to cache before displaying it. Go Canada
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- .ca domain name
- I just bought a .ca domain name. It looks like I'll just have to sue everyone that visits it. Why not after all? More effective than advertizing and it's a big waste of government tax dollars.
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- No more webbrowsing
- Forget about disk caches. Even if you somehow disable them in your browser, by writting a custom browser MEMORY caching is always neccessary. HTML and XML pages aren't designed to be read streamed. At some level, a copy is alway required. So in one stroke, EVERY webdevice will be illegal.
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I can't cut my hair because my dad's religion and it's down to my butt :(
i just want it to look good . the only time I cut it was in kindergarten when I got glue stuck in it and I got in huge trouble.
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i understand that because it's a religious thing it's a sensitive matter and as much as everyone else is telling you that it's your hair and you should do what you want it's not as simple as that as you still have respect for your dad and his religion. I know a lot of sikhs who do cut their hair. do you have any relatives who do? any family friends your dad respect that he would maybe listen to? you can do your own research and find scholars who do accept cutting hair but to a manageable level, this is because in today's society extremely long hair can become a burden in jobs and in hygiene. do your research. if that fails then I think you need to sit down with your dad and explain to him that although you respect his religion you have your own ideas as well. if you practice sikhism yourself point out all the positive ideas and concepts that you have learnt, understood and embraced. explain how by wanting to cut your hair, you feel it's a trivial thing compared to all the other requirements sikhism has such as wearing your bracelet, being a good person going to temple, refraining from alcohol etc. explain that by cutting your hair you are not trying to distance yourself from him or his faith. I think if you have an issue with sikhism as a whole it's best if you didn't bring that up just yet, wait till your 18 when you've done your research and are sure that this faith isn't for you. if you tell him that you gain nothing from sikhism it will hurt him and his faith is so close to his heart and I'm sure you understand that although other people who haven't been brought up by religious parents may not. when you're in a position where you can financially and practically support yourself you can take that risk. also when speaking to your dad, he probably will be quite angry and upset and first and you must be gentle and show him that you respect him and be mature. give it some time and speak to him again, show him you are mature and this is something you believe in as much as he believes in his ideas. be persistent but don't lose your temper or sulk. show him you are serious and hopefully in time he will understand. good luck!
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it's your hair not his so it shouldn't really matter what he thinks about it if you cut it. if you don't practice the same religion as him then it shouldn't matter. either way you need to do what's comfortable for you. if you think your hair needs to be cut shorter then by all means go ahead and do it regardless what he thinks or says. it's not a law and you won't be going to hell. plus what religion doesn't allow a girl to cut her hair? :P
Holliness and girls can't wear makeup or wear pants or pearce their ears and stuff but iv only not pearced my ears and cut my hair. the rest of the crap I ignore :)
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If you know what you want to do with your hair and sure about cutting it nothing can stop you really.
Is it your dads' hair or yours, you are the one who living with it not him and than it goes far
beyond all that religion - if you don't feel good and want to do something about it - it's your choice
and right.
If you tried to talk to your dad about it and it didn't help than do something about it anyway.
By getting you hair done as you wish you'll show you have some guts to speak out,
and if your look makes you more happy than why should any dad be making trouble out of it.
What exactly about your hair don't you like? Maybe it's a matter of using the right products in it, if you're not allowed to get it cut. Products can make a huge difference.
What products is that?
Well it depends on what you want your hair to do. Most reputable salons can make helpful suggestions to you.
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Attorney John Lewis Named Trial Lawyer of the Year
Attorney John Lewis was named "Trial Lawyer of the Year" at the annual judicial dinner of the Southwest Florida Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates. The criteria for this lifetime achievement award include being an excellent advocate with a distinguished career and having a superb reputation of high ethics and fair play. The American Board of Trial Advocates is an invitation-only national organization of trial attorneys dedicated to preserving the independence of the judiciary and the right to trial by jury.
Lewis has been Board Certified in Civil Trial Law by the Florida Bar since 1991. He concentrates his practice in the defense of tort claims and handles civil rights litigation in state and federal court. He also represents school boards, cities, counties and other governmental entities in various matters. Lewis holds an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell.
Lewis is a member of the Florida Defense Lawyers Association, Defense Research Institute, American Board of Trial Advocates, and is an original member of the Calusa Inns of Court Chapter. He is also past president of the Lee County Bar Association. Lewis received his undergraduate degree, law degree and Masters Degree from Florida State University.
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As another NBA season comes to an end, the league's superstars are set for more glory as some of them will be given end of season awards. It looks as if yet another MVP trophy is set to be added to an all ready full trophy closet in Lebron's mansion. He will step up to a podium and will deliver the same boring speech about how he is just so grateful for his teammates and is just so happy to play the game of basketball… blah blah blah. That's great and all (hurray for King James!) but what about the players who play on teams that don't make the playoffs and are never given credit, like the Washington Wizards? I think it's about time they get some awards to. So without further ado, here are my end of season awards for the sad and misunderstood Wizards: MVP: This won't shock anybody. John Wall is far and away Washington's MVP of yet another rough season. After missing the first 32 games with a stress injury in his left knee, Wall came back to a team that was a bleak 4-28 and transforme...
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No. 9 Mizzou at No. 12 Oregon
- Game One: Friday, May 4 - 8 p.m. CT
- Game Two: Saturday, May 5 - 3 p.m. CT
- Game Three: Saturday, May 5 - 5 p.m. CT
- Location: Eugene, Ore.
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The No. 9 Tigers close their non-conference schedule with a three game series at No. 12 Oregon this weekend. Action gets underway on Friday, May 4 at 8 p.m. CT and wraps up with a doubleheader on Saturday, starting at 3 p.m. CT. Live stats and live video will be available at goducks.com, while the Mizzou Softball Twitter, @MizzouSoftball, will provide updates throughout the weekend.
The Ducks are ranked No. 13 by the NFCA/USA Today and are 12th in the ESPN.com/USA Softball poll. They also boast one of the best RPI's in the country, coming in at seventh in the this past week's rankings. They are 36-12 on the year and 11-8 in the Pac-12 Conference. Oregon has won seven of their last 10 games and are coming off a midweek doubleheader sweep over Seattle and took two out of three last weekend at Arizona.
On the offensive side, the Ducks are hitting .319 as a team, backed by seven starters who are hitting over .300. Samantha Pappas leads the team with a .394 batting average and has also added six home runs and 29 RBI. Christie Nieto has posted a .358 average along with seven blasts and 27 driven in. Kelsey Chambers is hitting .324 with eight home runs and 43 RBI, while Kaylan Howard (.324, 41 RBI) and Kailee Cuico (.298, 44 RBI) lead the team with nine home runs each.
Jessica Moore is the team's ace, appearing in 37 games and putting together a 24-9 record with a 2.25 earned run average. She has struck out 182 batters and walked 74 in 208.0 innings pitched. Karissa Hovinga also sees time in the circle and is currently 12-3 with a 3.23 ERA in 25 appearances.
Missouri and Oregon last met in the 2010 Super Regionals, where the Tigers swept the best-of-three series to advance to their second straight Women's College World Series. Overall, the Tigers have won the last three meetings between these two teams and have won four of the five overall.
Live stats will be provided at goducks.com. Fans can watch live video for a fee at the same website. The official Mizzou Softball Twitter account, @MizzouSoftball, will provide updates during each game.
Missouri wraps up the regular season next weekend with a three game series against the Oklahoma State Cowgirls. The team's will play on Friday at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. before closing out the season with Senior Day at Noon on Sunday. Stay tuned to mutigers.com for information throughout the week.
Tiger softball fans can follow along with the season through many of the program's social media options. On Twitter, Mizzou fans can follow the official account, @MizzouSoftball. Assistant Coach Pete D'Amour is also on Twitter (@MizzouSBcoach). On Facebook, fans can go to facebook.com/MizzouSoftball to track down the team's official page.
Several Tigers are making their way into Mizzou's history, climbing into the top-10 of numerous career and season categories. Here's a rundown:
• Chelsea Thomas is tied for eighth all-time with 113 career appearances. Kristin Nottelmann is just outside the top-10 with 111 career appearances.
• Thomas is in great shape to break the all-time strikeouts record this season. She is currently third with 853, 12 behind Stephanie Falk (865) for second. Teresa Wilson is first all-time with 893 in her career. Nottelmann has climbed into ninth all-time with 422 strikeouts.
• Nottelmann just broke in to the top-10 in career shutouts with her complete game shutout over Iowa State on Saturday, April 28. She's in a four-way tie with Kacey Marshall, Barb Wright and Erin Kalka for 10th all-time with 17.
• With her win over Iowa State, Thomas stands alone in third all-time with 79 wins. Stephanie Falk had 89 wins from 1998-2001, while Wilson holds the program record with 102 victories. Nottelmann has 64 career wins, ninth-most in school history and three shy of seventh.
• Thomas has also moved her way up the top-10 all-time in complete games (fifth, 72), innings pitched (eighth, 653.0) and shutouts (third, 35).
• Thomas is in the top-10 for most strikeouts in a season for the second consecutive year. She broke the school record last season with 397 strikeouts. This year, she has 217, currently ninth-most in a season.
• As her unbelievable senior season has progressed, Ashley Fleming has made a charge up the leaderboards on the offensive side. Her career batting average of .342 is currently tied for seventh-best in MU history.
• This season, Fleming has broken into the top-10 for career hits with 189, tying her for ninth-most all-time. If she can get 11 more hits this season, she'll become the seventh Tiger to record 200 or more hits in a career.
• A trio of Tigers are in the top-10 for career doubles, led by Fleming with 38, sixth-most all-time. Nicole Hudson and Jenna Marston are tied with Nikki Herman for eighth all-time with 37.
• Fleming is now tied for third all-time in home runs with 40. With one more, she'll be the fourth Tiger ever to hit 40 bombs in a career. Jen Bruck is the program's record holder with 47. Hudson hit her 30th homer of her career over the weekend, the sixth Tiger to hit 30 or more career home runs.
• Marston (152) and Fleming (149) are also in the top-10 in runs scored, coming in at fourth and sixth, respectively.
• Fleming is fourth all-time with 164 RBI, while Hudson has climbed her way up to seventh with 128.
• Marston is 11 walks shy from becoming the program's all-time record holder in the category. Fleming and Hudson have both drawn 94 and 91 career walks respectively, the fourth and fifth most in school history. The Tigers entered the season with just one player who drew over 100 walks in her career (Jen Bruck), but have a chance of finishing this year with four players crossing the century mark.
With her solo home run in the sixth inning in game one of a doubleheader with Murray State, senior Ashley Fleming became the fourth Tiger in Missouri softball history to hit 40 or more career home runs. She is currently tied for third all-time with Micaela Minner. Amanda Renth is second all-time with 43 homers hile Jen Bruck is the program's all-time leader at 47.
After taking three walks in the Murray State doubleheader, junior Jenna Marston now has 42 on the season, putting her one shy of tying Jen Bruck (2008) and two shy of become the single season record holder. Marston is 11 walks shy of breaking Bruck's career record of 115.
In the latest RPI, released on Monday, April 30, the Tigers found themselves in 17th, down three spots from last week. The Tigers are 10-7 against the RPI's top-40 on the season. Of their eight remaining regular season games, six are against teams in the top-40 of RPI (Oregon-7th and Oklahoma State-33rd).
All three of Mizzou's pitchers are in the top-10 in the Big 12 in earned run average, with freshman Bailey Erwin is tied for the league lead with a 0.97 mark in 65.0 innings pitched. Chelsea Thomas is third in the league with a 1.03 earned run average in 155.2 innings, while Kristin Nottelmann's 2.12 ERA (99.0 innings) is seventh-best in the conference.
The No. 9 Missouri Tigers split a doubleheader with the Murray State Racers on Wednesday afternoon. The Tigers came out victorious in a wild game one, overcoming Murray State's four run sixth inning that tied the game to pull out the 5-4 win. Missouri fell behind in game two and came up short in their seventh inning rally, losing 3-2.
In game one, Mizzou scored three times in the third to take the lead. Mackenzie Sykes singled in Ashtin Stephens, who reached on a bunt single, and Kelsea Roth later brought in two with a bases loaded single. Corrin Genovese added a sacrifice fly in the fourth to make it 4-0. Freshman pitcher Bailey Erwin cruised through five shutout innings and was replaced in the circle by Fleming in the top of the sixth, who was making her first pitching appearance since last season. Fleming ran into trouble, loading the bases and forcing the Tigers to bring Erwin back in. Murray State would tie the game with four runs in the inning, but Fleming avenged her rough pitching outing with a solo home run to give Mizzou the 5-4 win.
In game two, the teams were scoreless until the fourth inning, when Murray State took their first lead of the day with a three-spot in the inning. Mizzou had chances in the fourth and fifth innings but didn't score until the seventh. They loaded the bases with no outs and Rachel Hay singled to bring in two and cut the lead to 3-2. Mizzou would load the bases again with one out but the Racers got a strikeout and pop out to end it.
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