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dtjohnson writes: Iran is being deleted from the world banking system Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) computers as of Saturday at 1600 UTC. Once the SWIFT codes for Iranian banks are deleted, Iranian banks will no longer be able to transfer funds to and from other worldwide banks making Iranian international commerce into a barter operation. SWIFT is taking the action at the request of EU members to comply with international sanctions against Iran due to its program to develop nuclear weapons. The effect will be to drastically hinder Iran's ability to execute international business transactions. This is serious folks.
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CENTRAL FALLS — Central Falls City Councilor Richard G. Aubin, Jr. was arrested Wednesday for allegedly selling vehicles belonging to the police department and keeping the proceeds.
Col. Joseph Moran, the city's police chief, said that Aubin, whose family owns and operates Quality Auto Repair on Dexter Street, has a contract with the police department to sell vehicles that are seized by the police in drug raids and other crime scenarios. However, he said that Aubin sold two vehicles totaling $6,000 and never turned over the amount to the city according to the procedures stipulated in the contract.
Moran said that when discrepancies were noticed, the police department obtained an arrest warrant for Aubin. He was brought to Providence District Court and charged with two felony counts of embezzlement/unlawful conversion over $100, and two felony counts of unlawful appropriation over $1,000.
Aubin, of Chestnut Street, was released on $4,000 personal recognizance and is due back in court in August for a hearing, Morin said.
Aubin, who won re-election to another term in the last election, is one of the four members of the five-person City Council who were relieved of their duties as elected officials under the state-appointed receiver.

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What Is Clammy Skin?
Clammy skin refers to wet or sweaty skin. Sweating is the body's normal response to overheating. The moisture of sweat has a cooling effect on your skin.
Changes in your body such as physical exertion or extreme heat trigger your sweat glands, causing your skin to become clammy. This is normal. However, clammy skin that occurs for no apparent reason can be the sign of a serious medical condition.
What Causes Clammy Skin?
Clammy skin can be caused by long-term medical conditions or a medical emergency. The most common causes include:
- anxiety attacks
- heart attack
- shock
- severe pain
- severe allergic reaction
- low blood oxygen
- heat exhaustion
- internal bleeding
Changes in your hormone levels, such as an increase or decrease in the sex hormone estrogen, can also lead to hot flashes and clammy skin.
When Is Clammy Skin the Sign of a Medical Emergency?
Clammy skin that is not a result of physical exertion or a reaction to hot weather is a symptom of a more serious medical condition. Don't ignore this symptom—always report it to your doctor.
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- rapid heart rate
- shallow breathing
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- itchy skin
- swelling in the mouth
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Clammy skin can also be a symptom of shock. Seek medical attention immediately if you begin to develop symptoms of shock, including:
- anxiety
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- blue fingernails and lips
- low urine output
- rapid pulse
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- unconsciousness
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Shock can be a deadly condition if it is not treated immediately.
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To determine the cause of your symptom, your doctor will go over your medical history and that of your family. He or she may also ask you questions about your eating habits and daily activities.
If the doctor suspects that the clammy skin is due to a heart problem, he or she will test your heart's rhythm through an electrocardiogram test (ECG) test. Your doctor will connect small electrodes to your skin. These are connected to a machine that can read your heart rhythm.
If your doctor thinks you have a hormone imbalance, he or she will take a small sample of your blood to test your hormone levels and check for signs of infection.
How Is Clammy Skin Treated?
Heat exhaustion and dehydration are both treated by rehydrating the body with fluids using an intravenous line (IV) line. If you have heat exhaustion and symptoms of shock, you may need to stay in a hospital during your treatment.
You will need immediate medical attention if a life-threatening condition such as shock or a heart attack is causing your clammy skin.
For a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis), you will need a medication called epinephrine to counteract your allergic reaction. Epinephrine is a type of adrenaline that stops your body's reaction to the allergen that is causing your symptoms.
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We have set up our temporary headquarters in Seoul, South Korea! We are here to attend the International Congress of Mathematicians, a huge maths conference that happens every four years. We are particularly excited because we'll witness the the award of the Fields Medal, one of the highest honours in maths. The Fields medal is awarded every four years by the International Mathematical Union to up to four mathematicians for "outstanding mathematical achievement for existing work and for the promise of future achievement." (There is an age limit of 40 though, so one half of Plus is sadly already out of the running.)
We will be reporting live on the award of the medals, as well as a range of other prizes that will be handed out, and no doubt meet many fascinating mathematicians to interview. Stay tuned!
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August 7, 2014
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Our image of the week shows a beautiful surface with many singularities, constructed using computer algebra. The image was created by Oliver Labs, using the software Singular and visualised using Surf. © Oliver Labs.
The picture is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
You can see previous images of the week here.
August 7, 2014
Most people are aware of the fact that computers work using strings of 0s and 1s. But how do you write numbers using only those two symbols?
To see how, let's first remind ourselves of how the ordinary decimal way of writing numbers works. Let's take the number 4302 as an example. The digit 4 in this number doesn't stand for the number 4, rather it stands for 4000, or 4 x 1000. Similarly, 3 doesn't stand for 3 but for 300 = 3 x 100, 0 stands for 0 x 10, and 2 stands for 2 x 1. So 4302 means
4 x 1000 + 3 x 1000 + 0 x 10 + 2 x 1.
Similarly, 7396 stands for
7 x 1000 + 3 x 100 + 9 x 10 + 6 x 1.
What do the numbers 1000, 100, 10 and 1, which appear in these expressions, have in common? They are all powers of 10:
1000 = 103 100 = 102 10 = 101 1 = 100.
To write a number in decimal notation, you first write it as a sum of consecutive powers of 10 (with the largest power on the left) and then pull out the coefficients of these powers. We can do the same with powers of 2 rather than 10. For example, the binary number 110 stands for
1 x 22 + 1 x 21 + 0 x 20 = 4 + 2 +0 = 6 (written in decimal).
And the binary number 10001 stands for
1 x 24 + 0 x 23 + 0 x 22 + 0 x 21 + 1 x 20 = 16 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 1 = 17 (written in decimal).
You can convince yourself that a binary number only consists of the digits 0 or 1: when you write a number as a sum of consecutive powers of 2, no other coefficients are necessary.
This sorts out the natural numbers, but what about numbers that have a fractional part? To write a number between 0 and 1 in binary, you play the same game using powers of 1/2 instead of powers of 2. For example,
0.75 = 1/2 + 1/4 = 1 x 1/21+ 1 x 1/22.
In binary, 0.75 is written as 0.11. The binary number 0.1001 stands for the decimal number
1 x 1/21+ 0 x 1/22 + 0 x 1/23+ 1 x 1/24 = 1/2 + 1/16 =0.5625.
You can find out more about the positional way of writing numbers here and about the use of 0s and 1s in logical operations here.
July 31, 2014
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This beautiful image shows details of the ceiling of the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona, illustrating architect Antoni Gaudí's love of mathematical design. © Tim Jones.
The picture is one of the images that appear in the book 50 visions of mathematics, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications.
You can find out more about maths and architecture here and about maths and art here.
July 30, 2014
A perfect number is a natural number whose divisors add up to the number itself. The number 6 is a perfect example: the divisors of 6 are 1, 2 and 3 (we exclude 6 itself, that is, we only consider proper divisors) and
1+2+3 = 6.
If a non-perfect number were an animal, it might look something like this.
If you play around with numbers for a while you will see why people have always been so fond of perfect numbers: they are very rare. The next one after 6 is 28, then it's 496, and for the fourth perfect number we have to go all the way up to 8128. Throughout antiquity, and until well into the middle ages, those four were the only perfect numbers that were known. Today we still only know of 48 of them, even though there are fast computers to help us find them. The largest so far, discovered in January 2013, has over 34 million digits.
Will we ever find another one? We can't be sure — mathematicians believe that there are infinitely many perfect numbers, so the supply will never run out, but nobody has been able to prove this. It's one of the great mysteries of mathematics. You can find out more in Number mysteries.
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In the process of writing an article on curvature we got entirely distracted by making a geogebra worksheet showing the tangent, normal and osculating circle to any smooth function. The meaning and mathematics of all these terms is revealed in this article, but if you fancy getting your hands dirty yourself, have a play with the worksheet below. Please post your favourite function as a comment – the curvier and wigglier the better!
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The USB Pro Drum Kit is designed for USB/MIDI performance with your Mac, PC, or other MIDI device. The USB Pro Drum Kit features dual-zone RealHead drum pads, genuine alloy SURGE Cymbals, and a compact, studio-friendly StealthRack drum rack. Harness the powerful processor in your computer to create incomparably realistic electronic drum tracks.
USB Pro Drum Kit is the world's first drum set designed to use your Mac or PC as the sound module. Your computer has more processing power than any hardware drum module, and USB Pro Drum Kit makes harnessing that power easy. The true touch of real, tunable, mylar drum heads, combined with the natural feel of brass-alloy SURGE Cymbals creates an acoustic-feeling, great-sounding drumming experience.
Just plug the kit's Trigger|iO interface into your Mac or PC's USB port, load up your sequencing, recording, or virtual instrument software, and you're ready to play. Because the USB Pro Drum Kit is MIDI compatible, you can track a performance, and then go back afterward and tweak your sounds. Try that with acoustic drums!
The USB Pro Drum Kit also opens up a new world of software including BFD, Toontrack, and Reason to drummers and producers looking for realistic drum performances.
The USB Pro Drum Kit's acoustic-feeling RealHead drum pads are built around 8 mylar drumheads and acoustic-dampening foam for quiet response. The snare and tom pads are dual-zone, enabling rimshot or rim-click sounds on the snare and additional sounds such as wind chimes, cymbals, gongs, and cowbells on the tom rims.
When they wear out, the drumheads can be replaced with any model you choose from any manufacturer. The heads are tunable with a standard drum key for adjustable tension and feel. The triple-flanged counterhoops are covered in removable, sound-reducing rubber sleeves, which further cut acoustic noise.
The USB Pro Drum Kit includes a self-standing RealHead Kick Pad with stand, to which any model of single or double-bass-drum pedal can be attached. The kick pad also features a tunable, 8 mylar playing surface.
The USB Pro Drum Kit comes with SURGE Cymbals, the only serious choice in cymbals for triggering electronics. The kit comes with a 12 SURGE Hi-Hat Cymbal, a 13 SURGE Crash Cymbal with choke, and a 16 SURGE dual-zone Ride Cymbal with choke. These alloy cymbals are coated with a clear sound-dampening layer so they feel like acoustic cymbals! The Crash and Ride cymbals feature large choke strips on the undersides for even more attention to accurate cymbal control. The Ride features dual-zone triggers for bell-clanging nuance. And the SURGE Hi-Hat Cymbal is continuously controllable using the included RealHat Pedal.
The fully adjustable, compact StealthRack is built of 1 1/2-inch metal tubing, which is standard throughout the drum industry. It's easy to expand the USB Pro Drum Kit with any manufacturer's clamps and mounts. All necessary clamps, professional 1/4-inch cables, and mounting hardware are included. All clamps adjust with the included drum key. Pad-mounting L-arms feature non-round arms to eliminate slippage from playing. All of the hardware on the USB Pro Drum Kit is designed for sure grip and extensive adjustability.
No other drum set blends the realistic feel and touch with the sonic and creative flexibility of the USB Pro Drum Kit.
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- Five-piece electronic drum set with USB/MIDI computer interface
- RealHead drum pads feature genuine 8" mylar drum heads for customizable feel
- Alloy SURGE cymbals with built-in triggers for serious acoustic-cymbal feel
- SURGE Cymbals feature sound-dampening underside coating to cut their acoustic sound
- Dual-zone snare and tom pads for a wide palette of sounds from a standard setup
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How should I clean SURGE Cymbals?Use a damp wet cloth or a non-abrasive cymbal cleaner or cymbal polish on the top surface of the cymbal only.
DO NOT USE CYMBAL CLEANER ON THE BOTTOM SURFACE. Instead, dampen a cloth with water to clean the surface or, in extreme cases, use a specialty plastics cleaner (such as the kind used for cleaning the glass on a boat.
How do I mount the SURGE Cymbals?SURGE Cymbals are designed to be mounted on any standard cymbal stand or mounting arm.
Note: When using a SURGE Ride Cymbal, you can NOT use a cymbal sleeve (an optional plastic sleeve around the mounting rod to prevent the cymbal from rubbing against it). The SURGE Ride Cymbal already has a built-in sleeve. Be sure to use felt washers when mounting it, though.
Note: The SURGE Hi-Hat Cymbal is designed to be mounted on a fixed hi-hat arm stand not a standard hi-hat stand with a pedal and clutch. These are manufactured by most drum hardware companies and are available from your favorite drum shop.
How do I open and close the SURGE Hi-Hat, since it is only one cymbal?The SURGE Hi-Hat cymbal is only the trigger. The foot controller is actually responsible for the difference between open and closed hi-hat sounds. We recommend the Alesis DM5 Pro Kit Expansion Hi-Hat Pedal. You can also use the Roland FD-7 or FD-8.
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Bold, new public-private partnership launches series of neighborhood environmental initiatives that help tackle climate change and offer quality of life benefits for the City of Chicago
CHICAGO, February 24, 2009. The Climate Group, in collaboration with Chicago 2016 and the City of Chicago (a member of The Climate Group), today officially launches Forward Chicago, a unique public-private partnership that engages leading area businesses and local, non-profit organizations. By bringing together the resources and expertise of the public and private communities, Forward Chicago seeks to help the city achieve its greenhouse-gas emissions reduction targets, "green" the bid for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and leave an environmental legacy for all Chicago residents.
"Forward Chicago is a unique public-private partnership that brings together Chicago's corporate and non-profit communities to support our Climate Action Plan, make our 2016 Olympic bid the greenest ever and help improve the quality of life for all Chicagoans," said Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley. "This effort seeks to help the city achieve its greenhouse-gas emissions reduction targets by combining the resources and expertise of leading Chicago-area businesses, non-profit organizations, the Chicago 2016 Olympic Committee and the City of Chicago. I want to thank all of our partners who have helped us get Forward Chicago up and running. And I encourage other businesses to get active with this program."
In June 2008, The Climate Group and Chicago 2016 introduced 21st Century Green Centers, geographically targeted areas surrounding proposed Olympic and Paralympic venues, a concept that was born out of Chicago 2016's environmental advisory council. Forward Chicago furthers this initiative by providing an ongoing platform for the program's partners and participating companies to work collaboratively to make Chicago the greenest, most environmentally friendly city in the country.
Companies that have signed on as Forward Chicago Founders include Motorola, Exelon, Allstate, Abbott, Baxter International Inc., HSBC-North America, ComEd, MWH and Corn Products International, Inc. Forward Chicago non-profit and government Partners include the City of Chicago, Chicago 2016, Chicago Public Schools, Center for Neighborhood Technology, Environmental Law & Policy Center, Friends of the Chicago River and ICLEI .
"The environment has always been a top priority for the City of Chicago, the bid committee and the Olympic Movement, and we want to continue to employ innovative programs and become a model for our country and beyond," said Lori Healey, president of Chicago 2016. "The powerful combination of business, non-profit and government partners will heighten the development of 21st Century Green Centers around the proposed Olympic and Paralympic venues."
"We are pleased to work with the City of Chicago, Chicago 2016 and our other Forward Chicago partners to advance the corporate community's commitment to Chicago's Climate Action Plan," said Michael Allegretti, The Climate Group's Head of Government Relations, North America. "Through this ongoing partnership, we look forward to helping Mayor Daley achieve his ambitious plans to reduce the city's greenhouse emissions to 25 percent below 1990 levels by the year 2020, and to 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050."
Based on existing research, Forward Chicago has identified the three major environmental challenges facing Chicago's neighborhoods: urban heat island effect, open space and greening and flooding. Each 21st Century Green Center will feature business and non-profits working together, focusing on various sustainability initiatives that support Mayor Richard M. Daley's ambitious plans to make Chicago the most environmentally friendly city in the country.
Forward Chicago's Founding companies will be supporting the following initiatives in and around the 21st Century Green Centers:
Through Forward Chicago, Abbott is sponsoring the City of Chicago's $800 Challenge, an environmental initiative that empowers Chicagoans to take ten easy steps to reduce emissions and save up to $800 or more at the same time.
Exelon volunteers will work with Friends of the Parks to plant trees in Washington Park that will displace nearly two metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions.
Motorola will install solar panels on two public schools, supplying the schools with up to 3 Kilowatts of green energy per year. Information about these renewable energy systems will be incorporated into the students' curriculum to provide hands-on, experiential learning opportunities.
Forward Chicago Founders including Allstate, Baxter, Corn Products International and ComEd will be supporting Chicago Public Schools by sponsoring student environmental clubs and working with students to build school "raingardens" that minimize flooding and provide green outdoor learning environments. In the Ryan Field 21st Century Green Center, HSBC's employee volunteers will build a rain garden that employs native plant species to alleviate runoff into the Chicago River and reduce field maintenance costs. MWH will develop an implementation plan for new "stormwater landscapes", which utilize vacant land to detain urban runoff and increase overall permeability to reduce the load on the city's sewer system – the main cause of Chicagoan's flooding complaints.
For more information please contact:Callum Grieve, Director of External Affairs, North AmericaThe Climate Groupp. 1.646.233.0552 1.646.233.0552 c. 1.914.552.4956 1.914.552.4956 e. email@example.com
About The Climate GroupThe Climate Group (www.theclimategroup.org) is an independent, nonprofit organization that works with government and business leaders to accelerate the transition to a low3 carbon economy. The Climate Group is a coalition of proactive leaders – from government, business and NGOs – has demonstrated that the emissions reductions needed to stop climate change can be achieved while boosting profitability and competitiveness. Companies, states, regions and cities around the world are realizing there are significant economic as well as environmental advantages of taking decisive action now. The Climate Group was founded in 2004 and has offices in the UK, US, China, India and Australia.
About Chicago 2016Chicago 2016 is a 501(c)(3) corporation whose mission is to seek the privilege of hosting the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Chicago. The committee's board consists of business, civic, athletic, cultural and academic leaders representing Chicago and the surrounding Midwest region. Patrick Ryan serves as the organization's chairman and CEO.


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The Community Clinic of Jefferson County is here to stay.
After a year of uncertainty with the recruitment and retention of mental health professionals and some insurance-reimbursement concerns, the clinic is thriving, according to Childrens Home of Jefferson County Executive Director Karen Y. Richmond. The Childrens Home oversees the 5,100-square-foot Community Clinic, 167 Polk St., Suite 300.
We opened the doors with a full array of appointments, and when we opened, we had one locum tenens psychiatrist and six clinicians, Mrs. Richmond said. That was our biggest struggle until February of this year, both in counselors and psychiatric services. The beginning of this year brought us stability in staffing.
The Community Clinic now has two half-time nurse practitioners, one full-time nurse practitioner and one part-time psychiatrist who also oversees the medical director obligations and direct-care services. There also are nine counselors/therapists.
More staff needed
A fully staffed Community Clinic would mean 12 counselors/therapists, one full-time psychiatrist and the equivalent of two full-time nurse practitioners. The clinic still may need some part-time psychiatrists because the caseloads keep increasing.
Were really looking to find that psychiatrist who wants to be community-based, not hospital-based, Mrs. Richmond said. We want to get the right fit. We wanted to get the first year behind us to be more marketable, and for 2012-13 one of our main goals is to recruit a full-time psychiatrist. Locum tenens and part-time psychiatrists are more costly, although they do a great job.
When the Childrens Home took over the caseload from Mercy Behavioral Health and Wellness last June, agency staff was told there would be 700 to 800 active cases. The clinic has seen 1,100 clients since it opened; theres an active caseload of 750 clients, of which about 75 percent are adults.
There is a waiting list of 350 adults and 50 children. While it may take up to four or five months for new patients to get an appointment, clinic Operations Director Jennifer L. Earl said that is down from the six months or more it took when the clinic first opened. People with the highest need are moved up more quickly on the list.
Those who go to the clinic have a range of mental health diagnoses, from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder to schizophrenia to bipolar disorder. Mrs. Earl said 30 percent of the clinics population also has suffered from some form of abuse, trauma or neglect.
Therapy is given on an individual or group basis. Group topics include cognitive behavior, adult depression, female teenage depression, adult female boundaries, adult anger management, teenage female stress management, safety/skills for trauma victims and teenage improving self-esteem and effective coping.
Insurance issue stabilizing
Mrs. Richmond said the clinic is doing much better than it was about eight months ago, when the Childrens Home was unsure if the clinic would thrive under the insurance-reimbursement structure.
Jefferson County Community Services Director Roger J. Ambrose said the Childrens Home had to wait last year for Medicaids new ambulatory payment groups model to be approved at the federal level. He could not be reached for comment Friday.
The APG model is stabilizing, and the Community Clinic is in year two of a three-year plan to get its full $138.97 base reimbursement rate per visit. When the clinic opened, it received a base reimbursement rate of $66 per visit; that has since increased to $110.
Since the clinic is a state Office of Mental Health Article 31 clinic, people can go to the clinic regardless of ability to pay. Mrs. Richmond said that makes reimbursement stabilization a priority, especially since 92 percent of clients have either Medicaid or Medicare.
Aside from some assistance from Jefferson County, the Childrens Home has invested about $1 million of its own money into the Community Clinic throughout the past year, which Childrens Home board President Robert R. Gefell said was a cautious yet necessary step in order to keep the clinic running.
Its a much-needed service in the community, he said. We serve a segment of the population that really cant get services anywhere else. Were definitely in it for the long haul.
Mr. Gefell said the Childrens Home was able to make a significant contribution to the clinic because it is financially healthy overall, but said the agency cant afford to support the clinic like that each year. While the clinic wont make a lot of money for the Childrens Home, he said, the community would suffer without the service.
Meanwhile, the Childrens Homes maintenance crew has been busy remodeling 3,500 square feet of first-floor space at the Marcy Building so clinic clients have a street-level entrance off State Street. The agencys Human Resources and Finance departments and some administrative services will relocate from the Childrens Homes 1704 State St. campus to the first-floor space downtown.
Childrens Home Administration Services Director Barbara J. Peck said the Finance Department move made sense because the majority of the agencys billing focuses on the clinic, and this puts it in a central location.
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The Eagles appear primed to make a serious run at a second consecutive title with most of the players back from last year's Class AAAAAA champions, who beat north Fulton rival Roswell in the finals.
That's not to say that it will be easy for Milton as coach Joey Ray said he acknowledges.
"It's great to be the defending state champion, but it also means you have a target on your back," Ray said. "We've been used to dealing with that the last couple of years –everybody's wanted to beat us and that's part of the deal. It becomes a challenge, because you spend your pre-region schedule trying to prepare kids to get better and you tell the kids that winning and losing is not that big of a deal and you've got every team in the land marking you on the calendar as the team they want to beat more than anybody."
Milton was 2-3 going into the week as it played a challenging early-season schedule that included losses to Class AAAAAA contender Peachtree Ridge, defending AAAAA champion Redan and Alabama powerhouse Huntsville.
"There's been some challenges," Ray said. "But, overall, I'm pleased with the way we've started. We're swinging the bats pretty well and defense has always been one of our biggest strengths and we've done a good job. It's just finding more depth to move forward that's going to be key."
Pitching and defense were the big keys to Milton's success last year and Ray said that this year will be no different.
"It's kind of our philosophy here in terms of how we approach practices and games," Ray said. "The kids love to hit. The kids are going to want to grab the bat and go hit, so it's easy for them to focus on that. But, we stress pitching and defense and that's what we need to focus on, what we need to work on. At the end of the day, that's going to be our focus, realistically, in games – especially with the big field that we play at.
The Milton lineup features a number of senior players who have signed with NCAA Division I schools – pitcher/shortstop Dylan Cease (Vanderbilt), pitcher/right fielder Alex Schnell (Clemson), second baseman/pitcher Ryan Gridley (Mississippi State) and first baseman Jack Thompson (Georgia State).
Senior catcher Alec Miller and senior center fielder Dalton Ewing are also among the key players for the Eagles.
Before even thinking about another state title, Milton will have to navigate through a challenging Region 6AAAAAA schedule that includes state runner-up Roswell and semifinalist Walton.
"Year in and year out, that region is one of the best in the state," Ray said. "You know when you're in this region that you're going to face not only some of the best players in the state, but some of the best coaches."
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Very nice story on Milton Baseball. However, the stats report are not correct. Milton Baseball record at the time of the article was 3W-2L. The team won 3-1 over Redan on Feb 26th.
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I have always had a desire to lead and currently in OCS Phase 0. The drills are not difficult but I have to be honest the body just doesn't recover as quickly as these 20 something year olds do. I know that physically this is a demanding course and certainly my age has become more of a factor then ever before. Sometimes I feel like I'm chasing something that I should have done YEARS AGO. Are these doubts that are crawling in just the usual nervous reactions one gets when trying something new, or is reality setting in? Just curious for anybody that is 40 +.
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We had two in my class that were so close to the limit (42) that they could NOT fail any phase or they would be over the age limit.
They did okay. What they commented was that they needed to PT a lot more in between drills and stretch a lot more after working out to keep from tightening up.
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We had a couple in my class that were pushing the 40 limit as well (and I was 37 at the time) and the statement about doing PT between drills is true. The under 32 seemed to be able to just show up and do the work-outs and not feel it the next day, but not the case for those of us a little older. I'm not a PT studd, so I had to run a couple of times a week between drills and spend a couple of weeks, at least, preparing for the ruck marches, but as long as I kept active it wasn't too bad.
It doesn't necessarily get any easier once you graduate. There is still the required APFT and group runs and such once your assigned to a unit, but it is all easier if you just stay active between drills. At least that is what I have found.
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I agree that its just a matter of staying active. When I decided to enlist almost 2 years ago the only thing I had ever 'ran' was a household. I started out small and never quit, just kept at it to increase my strength, endurance and flexibility.
I am starting OCS myself in May and still train every day. I run 12-15 miles a week, take a cardio class 4 days a week (I hear Phase 0 can be a bit intense), I lift weights 3 times a week, PU & SU every day and ruck between 5-7 every week.....(that last one is because I have short a** legs and a pretty small frame, so I'm working on strengthening what needs to be strong).
Just keep working out in between drills. I have heard from my personal trainer that going even 2 whole weeks without working out can make muscles regress back to square one; then you'll be working just to get back up to standard and sore afterwards.
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Bill Barnwell: Sheer regression to the mean. Last year, the Jets had the league's best defense, a figure driven by an incredible pass defense — their -34.2% DVOA against the pass was the fourth-best figure of the DVOA Era (1993-2009).
Unfortunately, when teams are that good in one particular facet of the game, they decline in the subsequent season — it's just too hard to be that good, year after year. Sure, the Jets should have Darrelle Revis, but the 2002 Bucs (who had a ridiculous -52.5% DVOA against the pass) would've said "Hey! We're still going to have Warren Sapp and Derrick Brooks and John Lynch and Ronde Barber. How can you project us to decline, you idiots?" A year later, they were still really good, but they had a -25.5% pass defense DVOA, and that was only good for third in the league.
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TJB: Worst case scenario, Revis holds out the whole year, how much would that affect the Jets season? If he returns, was it just a mirage? Will teams just follow the Colts AFC Championship plan and just throw to the 2s and 3s, even with Cro and Wilson now in-house?
Bill Barnwell: I think Jets fans can probably do the math of what would happen if Revis didn't play. The scheme would totally change, with no ability to shade the coverage away from one side of the ball. It would push Kyle Wilson into a starting role, and rookie cornerbacks — even guys who end up being very good corners as early as their second season, like Mike Jenkins in Dallas — are usually targets to pick on. The team wouldn't be able to commit so many players in the back eight to the run, decreasing the effectiveness of the run defense. They could still be good, I suppose, but there's also a pretty decent chance of the defense being bad without Revis. I can't imagine them being any worse than good with Revis in the lineup.
It's hard to follow the Colts' model because what makes Peyton Manning and the Colts so effective is his ability to stay upright; remember, although Manning was sacked twice in the opening quarter of that game, Rex Ryan defenses had only sacked him three times in 141 dropbacks before that. They didn't get to him again. Other guys just don't have the poise and footwork that Manning does.
TJB: We've heard that the Jets front office is trying to give Vernon Gholston (now around 270 lbs.) as much opportunity as possible in 2010 (prelude to a trade for a tackling sled?) .. if you are Rex Ryan, how do you actually use him?
Bill Barnwell: Well, in all fairness, an out-of-favor tackling sled has as many pro sacks as Gholston does. If I were Rex Ryan, I honestly wouldn't be trying to convert him into something he's not. I'd ignore his salary, keep him as a situational 3-4 linebacker, and find a way to use his unquestionable athleticism in some sort of limited role.
TJB: It's hard to go anywhere but up from what we saw during much of Sanchez (20 INTs) for the 2009 season … are the pieces the Jets have put in place on offense going to propel him forward?
Bill Barnwell: I think it's that and natural growth and regression to the mean, as well. It's really hard for a quarterback to throw interceptions as frequently as Sanchez did in 2009, and while some of the guys who did ended up becoming busts (with some — including Troy Aikman — becoming stars), everyone improved their interception rate from the five percent neighborhood that Sanchez was in last year.
TJB: Fantasy owners are salivating, but what can we really expect out of Shonn Greene in 2010?
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John Soh brought up an interesting point last night on the DTS/Dunleavy flap. DTS's grumblings weren't so much a warning shot to Dunleavy as they were a public relations play.
If Sterling wants to express his dissatisfaction with the coaching staff, there's no reason he has to use anyone at the LAT as an intermediary. They have telephones and electronic mail for stuff like that. It's far more likely that DTS expressed his frustration with Clippers for the edification of the Naçion. If you're in the lower bowl forking over $8,000 for your season tickets, then you want to know that ownership is sufficiently pissed off with the direction of the team. And telling TJ Simers that "I'm prepared to do whatever is necessary to win," and "I want to win and I'm more interested in winning than the lottery," is an inexpensive and very effective way to market that dedication. If I were his Yoda, that's what I'd tell him to do.
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According to Sophie Fitek Baj, project manager, the study has been completed and the report is being finalized, with publication slated for mid-February.
The report will be a collection of data points and recommendations for further work, including enforcing sewage codes and educating farmers about best practices to manage fertilizer and manure runoff.
The study was conducted by St. Lawrence University biology professor Brad S. Baldwin and was a result of $100,000 in state and federal grants.
Funding has not been made available to carry out any of the recommendations. According to a Corps of Engineers fact sheet about the study, an additional $150,000 is needed to help solve the invasive weed problem.
Mrs. Baj said its unlikely any additional funding will be found.
Generally the lake is still doing OK, Mr. Baldwin said.
He declined to comment on details of the study until after its publication.
The 7,761-acre lake has been invaded by Eurasian watermilfoil weeds that have thrived in its nutrient-rich, shallow waters.
The average depth is 10 feet, Mrs. Baj said.
She noted that the weeds are growing best in the shallow bays of the lake with abundant sunlight, leaving the main channels largely clear. Mrs. Baj also said that weeds, including the Eurasian watermilfoil, help ensure the fish population is protected.
But its a fine line. (Anglers) have to get from their docks, past the weeds, to get to the main channel, Mrs. Baj said, adding that weeds can get tangled in boat propellers and damage motors.
Additionally, the Eurasian watermilfoil population is growing so fast that it is harming native weeds and, according to Corps of Engineering documents, threatens to spread to the Indian River and into the St. Lawrence River.
Mrs. Baj said the study will recommend reinforcing sewage codes along the lake because wastewater runoff is contributing additional nutrients to the lake and exacerbating the Eurasian watermilfoil invasion. The study also will recommend farmers get additional information about how to stop the runoff of fertilizer into the lake.
Black Lake is surrounded by very steep slopes, so that water just runs right off, Mrs. Baj said.
But Black Lake is still great for fishing, she said, and the study will highlight how to help good fishing conditions remain.
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I'm not a fan of people who are fans of those that have committed horrific crimes.
But I am a fan of history. And every aspect of it. The, the bad and the ugly. If we don't display it and educate we soon forget. That's my opinion. As long as this is what it's about.
Unfortunately there will alway be people that collect and/or are fans of these type of people.
Although collecting is not bad since it is history, as long as it isn't in a creepy way.
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PowerShare Series is using retired tennis stars like Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras to bring new tennis events to several United States cities, including some abandoned by top-level events. MORE
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American tennis champion Pete Sampras reflects on the 10th anniversary of his victory over Andre Agassi in the men's final of the 2002 United States Open, what proved to be the last tournament of Sampras's career. MORE
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Harvey Araton On Tennis column recalls the epic men's final between Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi at the 2001 United States Open. MORE
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Tennis senior tour focuses on showing off talents of Andre Agassi, John McEnroe and Pete Sampras. MORE
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Roger Federer defeated Pete Sampras in an exhibition match at Madison Square Garden on Monday night. But is it possible that Federer is hitting his career plateau?March 11, 2008 sportsNews
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Sampras Crushes Agassi to Claim Title
Unheralded and underestimated, Pete Sampras produced a barrage of bravura serves, one-way passing shots, and viperish volleys to beat Andre Agassi at the United States Open.September 10, 1990 sportsNews
Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic Battle for No. 1 Ranking
Federer and Djokovic head to the ATP World Tour Finals, which start Sunday in London, with a chance to secure the year-end top world ranking.
November 8, 2014, Saturday
Sampras Weighs In on the State of U.S. Tennis
Pete Sampras, who won 14 Grand Slam singles titles, says that complacency may have overtaken American men's tennis.
August 9, 2013, Friday
Djokovic Bends and Twists, but Doesn't Break
If any quality defines Novak Djokovic, the world No. 1 in tennis, it is his flexibility, some of it natural and some of it a result of his commitment to stretching.
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June 23, 2013, Sunday
100 Percent of the Game Is Half Mental
David Ferrer advanced to the final by beating Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who may have thought himself into defeat.
June 8, 2013, Saturday
The Disappearing One-Handed Backhand
As pro tennis players who rely on a one-handed backhand begin to retire, the shot seems destined for the dustbin of history.
April 29, 2013, Monday
Silver Bowl's Legacy Lives, 112 Years On
With the 100th Davis Cup tennis final to be played in Prague this weekend, a backward glance at finals to remember with one of the world's most prestigious trophies at stake.
November 15, 2012, Thursday
McEnroe Returns to Madison Square Garden to Face Younger Foes
John McEnroe just wanted to win and give New York City, his hometown, a good show, but Pat Rafter stood in his way at the PowerShares Series champions tour event.
November 6, 2012, Tuesday
Former Stars Bring Back Fall Tennis To New York
The PowerShare Series is using retired stars like Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras to bring new tennis events to several United States cities, including some abandoned by top-level events.
November 5, 2012, Monday
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