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At Wisconsin2011 Outdoor: Finished second in the 110-meter hurdles at the Rex Foster Open (4/8) crossing the line in 14.64... finished 12th in the 110-meter hurdles at the Mt. SAC Relays (4/15) in 14.57... finished 10th in the 110-meter hurdles in 14.54 at the Beach Invitational (4/16)
2011 Indoor: Won the preliminary round of the 60-meter hurdles (8.21) and finished second in the finals (8.10) at the Badger Track Classic (1/15) ... placed fifth in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.26 at the Illini Classic (1/22)... finished second in the 60-meter hurdles at the Wisconsin Elite Invitational (1/29) with a new personal best of 8.06... took third place in the 60-meter hurdles at the GaREAT Invitational (2/5) with a time of 8.24... finished 24th in the 60-meter hurdles at the Iowa State Classic (2/12) crossing the line in 8.28... won the 60-meter hurdles earning a new personal best time in 8.01 at the Red & White Open (2/18)... finished fifth in the 60-meter hurdles at the Big Ten championships clocking in at 8.09
2011 Outdoor: Finished 45th in the 110-meter hurdles at the Florida Relays (4/1) crossing the line in 15:39
2010 Indoor: Finished third in the 60-meter hurdles at the Red & White Open (2/19) in 8.21 ... won the 60-meter hurdles at the Badger Track Classic (1/23), establishing a personal best of 8.152010 Outdoor: Finished second in the 110-meter hurdles at the Wisconsin Twilight Invitational (5/8) in a time of 14.97 ... placed seventh in the 110-meter hurdles in a time of 14.92 at the Musco Twilight Invitational (5/1) ... competed in the 100 meters (11.55) and the 110-meter hurdles (14.71) at the Long Beach Invitational (4/17) ... placed 12th in the 110-meter hurdles in a time of 14.61 at the Mt. SAC Relays 9/16) ... finished fourth in the 110-meter hurdles (14.56) and 29th in the 100 meters (11.66) at the Florida State Relays (3/26-27)2009 Indoor: Finished 14th at the Big Ten championships (2/28) in the 60-meter hurdles in 8.40 ... took third at the Wisconsin Badger Open (2/21) in 8.29
2009 Outdoor: Part of Badgers' Drake Relays title-winning effort in the shuttle hurdle relay (4/25), which clocked in at 58.21 ... finished ninth in the 110 hurdles at Big Ten championships (5/16) after running 14.79 in the prelims ... took second at the Wisconsin Open (5/2) in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of 14.65 ... ran 14.66 to finish third in 110 hurdles at Wisconsin Twilight (5/9) ... finished 10th in the 110-meter hurdles at the Jim Click Shootout (4/4) in 14.972008 Indoor: Redshirt season ... placed third in the 60-meter hurdles at the Panther Open in a personal best of 8.28 ... finished second in the hurdles at the Badger Track Classic in 8.30 ... also placed fifth in the 60-meter hurdles at the Wisconsin Elite Invitational in 8.30
2008 Outdoor: Redshirt seasonHigh SchoolPlaced 10th in the 300-meter hurdles at state as a senior ... placed fifth in the 55-meter hurdles at the 2007 indoor state meet ... three-time state qualifier in the 110-meter hurdles, two-time state qualifier in the 300-meter hurdles and two-time indoor state qualifier in the 55-meter hurdles four-year letterwinner ... two-time conference and sectional champion in the 110-meter hurdles ... won conference and sectional titles in the 300-meter hurdles as a senior ... two-time indoor conference champion in the 55-meter hurdles ... member of the National Honor Society ... member of the high honor roll ... National Achievement Scholarship award winner ... president of the Student Council ... Coaches: Todd Kuklinski, Kyle DerricksonPersonalParents are Caroline and Christopher Ogunbodede ... has two siblings, Adeolu and Nike ... given name is Temilolu ... intends to major in biochemistry ... volunteers as a coordinator for Relay for Life
At the Big Ten Championships2011 - Indoor60-Meter Hurdles: 7th-P (8.06)60-Meter Hurdles: 5th (8.09)
2011 - Outdoor110-Meter Hurdles: 12th-P (14.83)
2010 - Indoor60-Meter Hurdles: DQ2009 - Indoor60-Meter Hurdles: 14th (8.40)2009 --Outdoor110-Meter Hurdles: 9th (15.01)
Other Notable Performances - Track2011 Wisconsin Outdoor Twilight110-Meter Hurdles: 1st (14.41)
2011 Drake Outdoor RelaysShuttle Hurdle Relay: 4th (58.67)Shuttle Hurdle Relay: 4th-P (59.55)
2011 Kip Janvrin Outdoor Open110-Meter Hurdles: 4th (14.66)
2011 Rex Foster Outdoor Open110-Meter Hurdles: 2nd (14.64)110-Meter Hurdles: 2nd-P (14.72)
2011 Florida Outdoor RelaysShuttle Hurdle Relay: 3rd (58.76)
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KABUL, Afghanistan — A U.S. military helicopter crashed during a firefight with insurgents in a remote area of southern Afghanistan on Thursday, killing seven Americans and four Afghans in one of the deadliest air disasters of a war now into its second decade. The Taliban claimed they gunned down the Black Hawk.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The number of Afghan civilians killed has dropped 36 percent so far this year compared with last, the U.N. said Wednesday, the first time the death toll has declined over multiple months since the United Nations started keeping track.
The senior U.N. envoy for the country, Jan Kubis, called the trend promising but cautioned that too many civilians were still being caught up in the violence as insurgents fight Afghan and foreign forces.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The U.S. and Afghanistan reached a deal Sunday on a long-delayed strategic partnership agreement that ensures Americans will provide military and financial support to the Afghan people for at least a decade beyond 2014, the deadline for most foreign forces to withdraw.
The pact is key to the U.S. exit strategy in Afghanistan because it establishes guidelines for any American forces who remain after the withdrawal deadline and for financial help to the impoverished country and its security forces.
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The International Monetary Fund has lowered its forecast on India's economic growth for 2013, saying more should be done to address structural problems. Read More »
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The International Monetary Fund has lowered its forecast on India's economic growth for 2013, saying more should be done to address structural problems. Read More »
International Monetary Fund's Thomas Richardson and James Walsh say India must balance competing interests such as the rights of the poor and the need for land to set up industries to help boost its economy.
The Wall Street Journal asked them about what hurts the Indian economy, and what the government needs to do to boost economic expansion and keep its widening budget and current-account deficits in check. Read More »
The Indian economy lost $123 billion in "black money" between 2001 and 2010, according to a new study. In 2010 alone, illicit financial outflows from India were around $1.6 billion, the report says. Read More »
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"Fiscal cliff" must be one of the most heard phrases globally right now. But what does it mean, exactly? And why should India care? Read More »
Ben Bernanke meets with Reserve Bank of India Governor Duvvuri Subbarao in Mumbai on Wednesday, marking the first time a serving Fed chairman has visited the Indian central bank.
Economists say the two should have lots to talk about. Read More »
The International Monetary Fund has just said India's economic growth is in the process of collapsing – at least according to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's definition. Read More »
The World Bank's new chief economist says a top priority in his new role is to reach out to people who live in extreme poverty as they are "the urgent problem of our times." Read More »
In an interview, Kaushik Basu, the World Bank's new chief economist, looks back at his time in India's Finance Ministry, speaks of the challenges of policy-making and gives India's economic performance an A-F grade. Read More »
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The arrival of a high-profile, reforms-oriented economist has created a stir in India's finance ministry, which presides over an economy that has dramatically deteriorated over the past 12 months.
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One might ask what is the point of the Brics summit taking place in New Delhi today. One answer might be as an organizational cell for meetings of the Group of Twenty major economies.
The G-20 was mentioned so often by the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa during their summit in New Delhi on Thursday it almost appeared to be a preparatory meeting for a G-20 event. All the Brics nations are members of the G-20, whose leaders will meet in Mexico in June and debate many of the same topics. Read More »
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City council reviews sites for new Camarillo high school
The Camarillo City Council weighed in this week on plans for a small new high school at Las Posas and Lewis roads.
The Oxnard Union High School District wants to build the school north of the Camarillo library at Las Posas and Lewis, on a 77-acre parcel in unincorporated Ventura County. The school would have a performing arts center and accommodate up to 1,000 students in grades 9-12.
The district hopes to open the school in September 2015, but the plans, which include annexing part of the parcel into the city, need approval from the Camarillo City Council and Ventura Local Agency Formation Commission.
At a study session Wednesday night, the council reviewed a school district report on possible alternative sites. The report is a required precursor to annexation.
About 27.4 acres of the parcel would be used to build the first phase of the high school. Five acres would be set aside for construction of the city's proposed desalination plant. There are currently no plans to annex the remaining 44.6 acres, said city Community Development Director Dave Norman.
Terry Zinger, capital projects manager for the school district, said it originally identified 92 potential parcels for the project, but only six were later deemed appropriate. That's after considering safety issues such as soil and seismic risks and proximity to airports. Zinger said the sites also must be able to accommodate future expansion of 45 to 65 acres to serve about 2,250 students to meet district and state standards.
"We don't want to be stuck with a small school that is probably not going to be approved by the (state). The district is under the gun to make sure it has the potential to expand," Zinger said.
Councilwoman Jan McDonald said she didn't understand why the expansion wasn't included in the project's draft environmental impact report. Councilmen Bill Little and Mike Morgan agreed.
"There's no assurance that there's ever going to be a need for a 2,250-student school," Little said.
Parcels that council members and other city officials said deserve further study include land near the old Los Altos School site and existing Pleasant Valley Park, a site north of Camarillo near the library, and some industrial areas.
Council members also discussed parcels across from the proposed Conejo Creek development at Highway 101 and Pleasant Valley Road, and two parcels southeast from Camarillo High School on Mission Oaks Boulevard.
Little said he didn't agree with building a new high school near the existing one. McDonald disagreed, saying students from both schools could share facilities.
The project's final environmental impact report is expected to be complete by July, officials said. Once the report is complete and the Oxnard Union board approves the project, the Camarillo City Council will vote.
The Camarillo Library will host a community information meeting on the project Feb. 6, and the school district will hear additional public comments and decide to accept or decline the analysis report at its Feb. 27 meeting.
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From his friends...
Jose L. Chegüi Capre By 76'-77' we were getting our driving license and every time we went to Aviones we use to stop at WaterWorld Surfshop at isla Verde to get some wax or only for the excuse to invite Jorge to come along with us. Jorge use to work there along with Lester Camp. We were younger than him but Georgie Fernandez knew him because of his older brothers Wachy and Mundi. Jorge will ask "do you really will take me" what a humble guy. We were just stoked to get to Aviones with Jorge and see him surf. We learned more than just surfing from Machuca, that guy was super cool, he never offended us from being kooks and always encourage us to get better. Once time before paddling out he stopped and watched a young reaper riding a wave and he told me "he always do the same pump, pump and turn back" that still goes thru my mind went I am riding a wave. I think that there was he creative force; never do the same moves wave after wave. The guy made the transition from longboard to short board and shredded. After a session with Jorge Machuca at Aviones we will offer him a ride to his house and always said "really are you goanna take me" never expecting more or demanding anything; we were just stoked of what we had witnessed a moment ago at the lineup.
And fellow competitors...
Mundi Fernandez Hello Boys, Jorge did his thing... He had no one to learn anything from until he was challenged by many...... Wachi, Darell, Wilito, Rogelio, Tommy Harding, Ricky Blomquist, I was around too..... AND THEN HE GOT BETTER. Wilito Julia would give him a hard time at every final heat and when Jorge felt the heat, he would go, go. go. Notice how he is feeling the wave with his right hand, this gives you an extra pivot, I had a needle fish pierce my hand doing this at the bottom of a bottom turn while surfing in a contest in Aviones.....
Puerto Rico's early surfers...
*Jorge Machuca, invented the floater in the 70s and we didn't have a name for it . I saw him pull off some unreal floaters at Aviones and super radical cutbacks like the 1990s. (by Monty Smith)
* I saw him ripping Crashboat in 68, pulling off maneuvers no one ever dreamed of before.(Barb Roettger)
*One of the best all time. One time at Rincon I just went on the beach and watched. Stunning ripper. Viva Jorge! (Peter Dooley)
*Machuca was the Larry Bertleman of P.R. amazing... D.Gomez was also ahead of his time in P.R. (Jon Damm)
*Jorge Machuca and John Damm were the two Surfers that Inspire my lifestyle till today...I am blessed to know them and to have surfed with these extraordinary human beings! Only a surfer knows the Feeling!!! (Michael Gutierrez)
*Viva Jorge ... my good friend from so long ago. In Fl and Hatteras we would surf with him. He was awe inspiring every day (Greg Loehr)
* I think Jorge out surfed Fred Hemmings at the world contest in 68 !! He was the best surfer in the world, period.(Scott King)
*he was all so know for his complete 360 turn.unherd of back in 1968 (Timothy C Sullivan)
* Jorge freaked me out with his surfing ability.
A true natural.
He made surfing switch look easy. (Peter Major)
*Jorgito!!! my hero!! el llegaba al lineup y empezaba a decir "no me agiten, no me agiten!!!" "mira lampi, mira lampi"
Hay que encontrarlo y darle el reconocimiento publico que el se merece! (Omar Foglia)
*Yes, I had the pleasure of surfing with Jorge on many occasions! I lived there from 1969 - 1973 and was good friends of Jorge, Darrel & Mila Gomez, Doug Friedman and many more!!
Jorge was a dominant regular foot, but could switch stance anywhere and anytime on the wave, incredible surfer. (Marc Theriault)
*MACHUCA was D BEST!!!! I still think he had the sickes tubes rides at INDICATORS that I ever seen, so far back in
d tubes, to come out, just before the last rock, & he will give that big smile of his... a very beautiful person...(Pepe Surf Sira)
*I remember sitting on the dunes of Hatteras of all places and Jorge (who rode for Ted James at Fox) was out on this perfect tubing day at the lighthouse. He would pull so deep in the tube and would come out standing backwards looking into the barrel... looked cool as ANYTHING. Got to surf with Jorge and Darryl Gomez at Marias (Darryl was at Indicators) what a day.. Mike Oppenheimer was riping on a fish as well. Jorge would hit the lip so hard he was embedded himself in it THEN he let himself pitch out INSIDE the lip... He would land it and drive up the face and DO IT AGAIN. Ave Maria! (Pete Dooley)
LA ULTIMA VEZ QUE TUBE EL HONOR DE SURFEAR CON JORGE FUE UN DIA PEQUEñO DE VERANO EN AVIONES (MID 80's). TODOVIA SE PARABA Y COGIA OLAS... :)
GOOSE BUMPS BRAH!!! (Edgar Hernandez, el Chief)
Jorge's legend lives on....
Stephanie Cabrera When Pete used the word "embedded" for Machuca, it gave me a flashback of Machuca's little habit of [jump in, everyone that remembers this:] liking to stick his afro- head tilted sideways, I see it so clearly in my mind's eye!- into the spray of the curl as he cruised tight into it.... also, yes- those 360's! I remember them at Sheraton, you'd be talking to someone that would stop the conversation dead and point to the water- invariably Machuca, doing another 360. He liked doing them here and there, out of the blue, swiftly, unexpectedly. For a few seconds, you stopped anything you were doing and gasped. If you missed it, which was likely at some point, you'd hear about it for the rest of the day from everyone else that saw it. Yet his celebrity would never go to his head. It stayed firmly planted on the ground.
In Puerto Rico and around the world....
Wayne Rabbit Bartholomew After the 1970 World Championships at Bells Beach some of the international guys surfed their way up the east coast of Oz. Jorge Machuca came and surfed my home break, and he surfed incredibly well, really fast and fluid, he had a great style. My home break was Kirra point and Jorge surfed it better then anyone except Peter Drouyn. I was so impressed I used to watch him surf on my way to school. I didn't know who he was and Terry Fitzgerald told me his name was Jorge Machuca.
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Omar H Foglia En Hawaii 1975, Butch Van Artsdalen tenia unas cervezas en la mano, se sento cerca de donde yo estaba frente a Pipeline me miro y me pregunto si queria una cerveza, (no podia creer que me estaba dando una fria con Butch!) me dijo que se le habia muerto su perro que era su mejor amigo, me pregunto de donde yo era , le dije de Puerto Ricoy me pregunto "Do you know Jorge Machuca? That guy is really good!" Senti tanto orgullo!! le dije "Yes!! he is my hero and the best friend you can have!!


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Turns out the Seattle Seahawks are not going to tiptoe into the league's free-agency period after all.
The team's methodical approach has now turned into a full-court press for one of the best receivers in the league, as the Seahawks are expected to meet with Denver Broncos restricted free agent Brandon Marshall today. The move was first reported by ESPN.com and later confirmed by the team.
The Seahawks took an early hit in free agency by losing unrestricted free-agent wide receiver Nate Burleson to Detroit just hours into the start. Burleson, a Seattle native who had said he wanted to return to the Seahawks, signed a five-year, $25 million deal – $11 million of which is guaranteed – with the Lions. Burleson was the first player to sign a deal once free agency began Thursday evening.
Burleson said the Seahawks declined to match the financial package the Lions offered.
"In Detroit, they were far more enthusiastic about me coming and being a part of their program more than anybody else, including Seattle," Burleson said during an interview with local radio station KJR-AM.
Seattle wasted little time trying to secure Burleson's replacement.
Marshall is a restricted free agent, and the Broncos tagged him with a first-round tender, meaning that any team that signs Marshall to an offer sheet would have to give up a first-round pick as compensation if Denver doesn't match the offer.
For Seattle, that would mean the Seahawks would be on the hook to give up the team's No. 6 overall pick.
However, a second option exists where the Seahawks and Broncos essentially do a sign-and-trade deal. Like the first option, the Seahawks and Marshall would negotiate terms for a new deal. Once that's in place, the Broncos, who want to part ways with Marshall anyway, could negotiate terms for compensation they would receive from Seattle for the right to sign the talented receiver.
Under that scenario, Denver does not necessarily have to receive Seattle's No. 6 pick as compensation. The Broncos might settle for getting Seattle's No. 14 overall pick, which the Seahawks received in a draft-day trade from Denver last season. The Broncos sent their first-round pick this season to Seattle for a second round pick in 2009, which Denver used to take Wake Forest cornerback Alphonso Smith.
If the Seahawks do sign Marshall to an offer sheet, then the Broncos have seven days to accept the offer.
There's no doubting Marshall's talent. At 6-foot-4, 230 pounds, Marshall has been compared to Arizona's Anquan Boldin in terms of the physical way he plays. Marshall turns 26 on March 23, and in the last three seasons he has 307 catches – only New England's Wes Welker has more during that time.
Marshall's potential move to Seattle also offers some familiarity. He played for Seahawks offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates and quarterbacks coach Jedd Fisch in Denver in 2008 when Bates and Fisch coached there under Mike Shanahan. Bates served as the Denver's offensive play-caller and Fisch as the receivers coach.
However, Marshall's off-the-field issues offer reason for concern for the team that brings him on board.
Marshall has been arrested a handful of times and suspended by both the Broncos and the league. He held out of Denver's offseason workouts in 2009 and asked for a trade because he was unhappy with his contract.
Last season Marshall set a league record by finishing with 21 catches for 200 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-16 loss to Indianapolis. But three weeks later, Marshall showed up late for treatment for a pulled hamstring. And with his team playing for a chance at a postseason berth, he was benched for the final game of the year – a 44-24 loss to Kansas City.
Along with Marshall, the Seahawks reportedly have several other players scheduled for visits in the next few days, including Marshall's teammate, offensive guard Ben Hamilton; San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Arnaz Battle; New England Patriots tight end Ben Watson; Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Dwan Edwards; and Carolina Panthers defensive end Tyler Brayton.
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Things to See and Do in Seattle with Your New Friends
The 2012 SQLPass Summit will be in Seattle from November 6-9. As a local Northwesterner (I now live in Portland, OR), here is some information to help visitors.
If you're new to the Summit, it's a great time to meet people, and the experience is even better if you explore Seattle with new friends in the evening. So one way or another, look into some things you might want to see and do, it will come in useful while you're in town.
With minor exceptions, I've only listed things which are pretty convenient to downtown and are easy to reach without a car. Neighborhood names are listed for each place and a corresponding neighborhood map is below.
Let me know if you have questions! Happy to help.
Ride Light Rail to Your Hotel
If you're staying downtown, you can probably take a quick ride from SeaTac Airport to your hotel on Light Rail for $2.50. Check out how!
Getting Around
Don't be afraid to ride the bus in Seattle- this section has links to help figure it out, including links to learn about the new train from the airport.
There are a lot of chain retail stores downtown which you can visit back at home, but we have a few places that are truly out of the ordinary.
Coffee n Chocolate n Donuts
Let's face it: these are the truly important things in life.
We have a lot of donuts, delicious chocolate, and more local coffee houses than you can imagine. I've listed my favorites, but this is just the beginning. Check all the independents out and pick your favorite.
It's the most important meal of the day, after all.
Healthy Stuff
After eating all those donuts and staying out late at the bar, this is what you need- juice bars, a good walk, and yoga.
Live Music
It's not all grunge these days. We have a fun live music scene.
Pool, Games, and Unspeakable Karaoke
Yep. There's karaoke. Not my fault.
Tours and Smart Stuff
For the writers: Hugo House. For the readers: The Central Library. For the curious: a few tours.
Dinner n Drinx
We can has good food. Here are some of my favorites, many of which are on the cheap.
The Parks Dept
Seattle has so many wonderful parks. All free. Here's a few.
Neighborhood Map (reference for the links above)
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Chamberlain a bright spot in Tigers' reeling bullpen
Apr 29, 2014 at 10:45a ET
The Detroit Tigers took a chance on Joba Chamberlain.
One month into the season, he's brought some stability to the back end of the bullpen and rewarded the team's confidence in his ability to regain his touch.
Chamberlain recently had a six-game stretch during which he allowed no runs on four hits over 4.2 innings. He also struck out seven with only one walk in those six games.
That effectiveness -- with spurts of dominance -- has led to Chamberlain earning the eighth-inning call when the Tigers lead, and he's becoming a dependable bridge to closer Joe Nathan.
Tigers closer Joe Nathan
With much of the rest of their bullpen struggling in the early season, Chamberlain's contribution has been a fortunate break for the Tigers.
"I love the way Joba's come into this season," Nathan said. "He's hungry to get back to the form he had when he came to the big leagues."
Chamberlain, 28, experienced a wide spectrum of highs and lows during seven seasons with the New York Yankees. He was a much-hyped prospect who realized instant success when called up in 2007. Once up, he made an impact as a starter and reliever until Tommy John elbow surgery was required on June 16, 2011. Then he suffered a career-threatening ankle injury in a freak trampoline accident in the spring of 2012.
Chamberlain surprised everyone by returning at the end of the 2012 season and pitching well. But in 2013, he struggled with his control and was no longer a difference-maker.
Banking on Chamberlain returning to form, the Tigers gave him a $2.5 million contract with performance incentives that could add another $500,000.
When it was learned during spring training that Bruce Rondon, expected to pitch the seventh or eighth inning, would require season-ending Tommy John surgery, Chamberlain began to look like an even more worthwhile investment.
After a mediocre showing in Grapefruit League games and a one-inning regular-season debut where he gave up two runs on four hits -- against the Baltimore Orioles -- Chamberlain has found his rhythm.
"Pitching is all about rhythm," said Chamberlain, whose 5.40 ERA is a reflection of just two especially poor outings. "It's easier to correct things during games when you have rhythm."
Said Tigers manager Brad Ausmus: "He's attacking, and everything across the board has been better."
Tigers pitching coach Jeff Jones said the fact that Chamberlain has four effective pitches -- fastball, curve, slider and changeup -- makes him unique among relievers. Many bullpen pitchers get by on two pitches, but Chamberlain has the repertoire of the starter he once was.
"His velocity on his fastball has picked up from an average of 91-92 (mph) to 93-94," Jones said. "And his slider and all of his secondary pitches are very effective."
Nathan added, "Joba's got nasty stuff. He's got a great slider and a good curve that's underrated. And it does not hurt that he throws a fastball that hits 96. But it's all about location, and Joba's got that, too."
When asked which pitch he had the most confidence in, Chamberlain said, "Everything! And that's a good sign. I'm confident in everything. I trust what my catchers (Alex Avila and Bryan Holaday) call, and throw with conviction."
Chamberlain has an all-in personality that his teammates admire.
"Joba has always had a bulldog mentality," said Tigers center fielder Austin Jackson, who played in the Yankees organization with Chamberlain. "He's passionate and you can tell when he gets a strikeout."
Chamberlain will pump a fist when ending an inning with a strikeout and then walk toward the dugout nodding his head and shouting to himself. He did that after striking out Dodgers Matt Kemp, Juan Uribe and Tim Federowicz in order in the ninth inning of a 2-2 game in Los Angeles on April 8.
The scar from his Tommy John surgery was turned into a smiley face by a tattoo artist. And his right ankle -- which was so gruesomely broken in 2012 that he lost a significant amount of blood -- is perfectly stable now.
"I saw the struggles he went through," Jackson said, "and I know how hard he's worked to get into the position he's in now."
Chamberlain is back and taking care of business for the Tigers. And he relishes the challenge of pitching in front of Nathan after doing that in New York for Mariano Rivera, who holds the record with 652 career saves. Nathan is 10th on the list with 345.
"I've played with the two of the best closers of the last 20 years," Chamberlain said. "I've been very fortunate."


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TOURISTS and churchgoers in Bohol may have to wait until next year before the reconstruction efforts for the earthquake-damaged churches begin, Catholic church executive said on Tuesday.
According to the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) - Permanent Committee for the Cultural Heritage of the Church (PCCHC), they are looking to complete the planning of the reconstruction within the year before the actual start next year.
"Mayroon nang pondo na pumapasok... within this year, may mga plano pang gagawin but most probably, the actual restoration will begin next year pa," said CBCP-PCCHC Executive Secretary Fr. Ted Torralba in a press forum.
Centuries-old churches were among those that felt the brunt of the magnitude 7.2 earthquake that hit the Visayas region last week.
Damaged were the Church of San Pedro Apostol, Loboc, Bohol; Church of Our Lady of Light, Loon, Bohol; Santissima Trinidad Parish, Loay, Bohol; Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, Baclayon, Bohol; Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, Dauis, Bohol; San Nicolas Church, Dimiao, Bohol; Santa Cruz Parish Church, Maribojoc, Bohol; Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, Cebu; Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, Cebu; and St. Catherine's Church, Carcar, Cebu.
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I very rarely hike in tick infested areas, but noticed several on my pant leg on a recent trip. Does anyone know if these creatures stay active at night when you make camp? My first night using a bivy would have been a lot better if I did not feel the need to zip up and suffer the condensation in an attempt to avoid Lyme D. exposure.
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Are you in a Lyme disease prone part of the United States?What did the ticks look like? Lyme disease is rare in California where I live, so much so that I've never seen the tiny black tick that's the only carrier for it here. I mainly see the larger, brownish-red ones.Ticks stay on their host for several days to feed off of enough fluids. If you happen to have the right species of tick on you, it happens to be a tick that is carrying the disease (not all ticks that can carry the disease actually do), you still have about 48-72 hours where the risk of disease transmission is very low. That's two days to check yourself to make sure that you don't have a tick on you.Contrary to popular belief, removing a tick is rather trivia. Using your fingernail to dig it out is pretty effective. Better to remove it early than to wait to see a doctor.I think it's more important to find out if the places you hike in are more prone to have the disease, and take precautions form there (pulling your socks over your pant lets, checking yourself regularly, etc.)Go give some background, I took a parasitology class not too long ago, and one of the professors used to do a lot of tick research. I don't claim to an expert in this area, but I did think my class put a lot of stuff about ticks and Lyme disease into some proper context.
On the flipside, if you live in the NE, L.D. is somewhat common. Easily 25% of my friends have had L.D. and two are severely incapacitated to this day, one with very advanced neurological problems, the other only partially crippled.To this day, i'm a bit surprised when a friend tells me that his/her doctor has only placed them on a 2week course of antibiotic therapy for a positive Lyme's test. Invariably, they ALL have relapsed - without exception. Antibiotic overuse MUST be avoided, but in this case, considering the potential consequences of LD. Hope 2wks course of antibiotic therapy works for others.Nymphal Deer Ticks are about the size of a tiny black poppy seed and usually go unnoticed. They are the prime infectors in spring and summer. In the fall, adults Deer ticks take over that role. They are larger - still smaller than the head of a pin, but might be noticed.It takes ~15hrs for the etiological agent of L.D. to travel from the lumen of the gut of the deer tick to the salivary glands. Typically twice that time for infection to occur. By this time the tick is engorged with blood and is more easily noticed. Unfortunately, best chance to avoid infection is removal before engorgement.Besides LD, there are a number of other tick zoonoses. One is named for the neck of the woods that many BPL Forum participants live in, viz. Rocky Mtn. Spotted Fever.Best to keep all ticks off. Some people, like my son, are quite "magnetick" and readily "attract" ticks. He woudl typically have more on him than we could find on our dogs after a hike. Fortunately, he had whitish-blond hair which made finding them on his scalp rather easy.BTW, LD is named after a town in my home state. One of my wife's friend's daughter (long since an adult) was actually one of the first individuals closely examined by specialists in an attempt to determine the cause of her problems. She was much too young to have contracted syphillis and had shown no signs of abuse. "Syph" is a somewhat related "bug" producing somewhat similar symptoms and "phases" of infection to LD. In fact, decades ago when they told me about her symptoms and the disease progression my first thoughts were a spirochete, perhaps related to syphillis. Several years later, the spirochete was finally identified. Wished I had been still working in clinical microbiology at the time they told me about their daughter - maybe the causative organsim would have a different name today.
Edited by pj on 04/28/2006 01:21:17 MDT.
I suppose in my case I was not at very high risk of the disease based on the fact that both sightings of ticks were the large brown variety. I have to admit though, I still probably would have zipped up. I just don't like the thought of parasites crawling on me while I sleep. This particular evening it did not help that I also saw a large, rather wicked looking spider next to my bag as I got into bed. I think, even though I mostly camp higher than the 3200 feet I was at, that sewing a bug net into the opening of my bivy will allow for a lot more flexibility.
Were you talking about ticks crawling onto you (and not already on you) while you sleep at night?I believe that hard ticks use the "sit and wait" approach: they rest on vegetation and wait for a host to come by, then try to latch onto it. There could be some exception to this, maybe paul johnson can chime in on this?
Primarily correct on the "sit and wait". They also drop onto potential hosts, but I've seen, with my own eyes on a small number of occasions, ticks actually crawling towards me. This was most easily seen, more than once, on a light colored sofa after hiking - probably fell off of me or a family member. When resting while on a hike, must have been close to them in the first place as running down "prey" is not the tick's strong suit, but they do try to crawl onto you if you're close enough and that's the only way to a blood meal.Once, as a kid about age 11, fell asleep while fishing with my back and head resting up against a tree. Woke up, maybe 20 min later, and got up to stretch my legs. Looked at the light colored bark of the tree trunk and saw the largerst tick i have ever seen to this day crawling downward towards where my head was. At first I thought I wasn't seeing clearly and peered real close at it. It was clearly engorged, and was huge, a veritable "tick-Goliath" - huge even for an engorged brown/dog tick, at least half the size of a male stag beetle. My first action was to feel my head for blood - thought maybe it was coming back for "seconds". Obviously, there was none. I was a kid, didn't know it would take more than 20min to "fill 'er up". I've still never seen a tick anywhere near as large. Of course, being a kid I smashed a large rock against the tree trunk until it was crushed, leaving blood on the tree trunk and rock.
Ick, Tick! Have borne ticks from MI's Upper Penninsula, central CA, ID's panhandle, western MT, OR's DeChutes's river region, northern WI, etc. Don't know if it's true but once read an article reporting that the longest lived tick in captivity was 40 year's old. Apparently it's the females who seek the needed blood, allowing them to birth their large broods. Far as I know they don't seek you out. Rather, they cling to tall grass, shrub branches and so on. They're essentially in a state of suspended animation; instantly roused to cling to you by scent?, body warmth?, vibration?, and/or sound? While on a hike in MT my buddy picked up three times the ticks I did. He was wearing cotten sweat pants while I had on light colored and slick surfaced Ex Officio pants with gaiters. Every thirty minutes we'd stop and do tick checks on each other, and managed to pick off 90% of them, the remainder mostly eliminated by a naked body check at the end of each day. Typically, they require 36 to 48 hours to find a suitable body site and insert themselves into your body proper. This gives you plenty of time to check yourself and check your clothing by turning it inside out and examining it minutely. Of interst: I've examined ticks clinging to their trailside perches and noted that they are quite quiescent until you get close to them and yell at them. Instantly, all eight (?,many) legs extend outwards like flicking switchblades, the better to grip onto you. They're at their worst in the early Spring when they're very hungry, and typically aren't a problem by August as heat and dryness significantly limit their activity. Mostly, they're dangerous to your dog as it's impossible to find them on a breed like my Standard Poodle girl until they've been feeding long enough to swell into the size of your fingernail. After a 10 day hiking trip in central OR we had to deal with 45 ticks on her, as they were found over a one month period. To complicate matters, since we sleep together, the ticks would regularly migrate my way at night. The best way to deal with ticks on your dog is to use tiny tipped hemostats, available at military surplus or medical supply stores. Firmly press the tips into the dog's skin above and below the tick's mandibles, then gently close the hemostat jaws and pull the tick's mouth parts out along with a generous portion of the dog's skin in order to insure that none of the infectious tick body parts remain embedded in the dog. Doesn't hurt the dog at all. If you want to be fancy, apply a smear of anti-biotic ointment to the site. Now, ticks aren't a problem for my dog as I've resumed monthly applications of the anti-tick med, "Revolution" brand, for the months of April, May, June,and July. I figure that the med's toxicity is probably preferable to whatever the tick might transmit. So, ticks are mangeable and shouldn't limit your willingness to get outdoors.
Edited by jimijo on 04/29/2006 04:06:52 MDT.
I know ticks can't fly but I believe they travel on wind currents. I have been on the roofs of homes away from trees and suddenly found a tick moving on my arm. Ticks a constant and a given in Southern Indiana. When my boys were little we would pull the ticks off and tape them to the calander incase any rings showed up. I've picked HUNDREDS of turky ticks (nymfs perhaps)off of my feet after a walk though tall grass. Lots of benadril and bleach to dry things up.
of them last weekend in the Savage Gulf Natural Area in SE TN. My wife and I were assiduous about applying DEET, and we still had several. One friend, female, was relying on the repellant bracelets and her son picked ten off her when they got home. Another friend's wife (an MD) picked twelve off him. Another friend's wife picked eight off him (neither were wearing repellant). They all appeared to be Lone Star ticks, both the adults and the nymph phases. OTOH, we live in Huntsville, AL, on the SE corner of the Cumberland Plateau - about the same altitute and terrain - and we live in the middle of three wooded acres, and we rarely see a tick. The only reason I can think of that there should be such a difference is that one is allowed to camp only in designated campsites in the SGNA, so the ticks have congregated where the meals are. The Lone Star doesn't carry LD, but it carries a similar disease, STARI...
FWIW, we used to get many ticks walking around the farm in East Texas, until someone told us to put sulfur in our socks(about a Tablespoon in each). As you walked, it made a little cloud that Once you got over the smell, it was pretty effective.MikeB
There's an excellent article in the June 2006 Backpacker Magazine about the spread of Lime Disease and Ticks in the US written by Christie Aschwanden & Park Ranger Jordan Smith you might want to read.
I got about fifty ticks on me a few weekends ago, photographing at an abandoned farm in Wilson County in TN. When I went back a week later, I sprayed myself with Deep Woods Off and only got a few, and those were where I didn't spray, around my waistband. My partner sprayed more thoroughly and didn't get any.Here in Putnam County, to the east, by comparison there are very few ticks. A vet told a neighbor that it was an unusually tick-y year, with 5000 ticks per acre. How do they know that? The dogs have a few more than usual, but I haven't noticed a lot here.
Some info here from www.backpacker.comhttp://www.backpacker.com/article/1,2646,10546,00.html
Nasty lil' bugs. You guys got me surfing for info on my own locales for the little monsters. The numbers are lower than some others, but they are around. I saw this tick removal tool (specialized tweezers) mentioned and available at REI; http://www.rei.com/product/729.htm
Edited by gearmeister on 06/22/2006 02:17:41 MDT.
at this moment me and my partner live in a treehouse we built out of dumpstered rope and fallen logs. it is right in Northern New Jersey, where half the people i know have LD, including my partner. I pull off ticks Every Single Day i live out here. I dont need to repeat any info on LD because its already been said in this thread. But, there is not a place in the world where hiking and living is not an option for modern people, with the exception of ant-arctica. I would suggest daily checking in the nude, but i would not suggest Not going to the areas with lymes disease, because with even a little caution lymes can be avoided. And LD has already reached epidemic porportions in the North East. Also- using bug spray helps if you dont mind dousing yourself in chemicals. one of the problems i have finding ticks is that i have a lot of tattoos, the same thing applies to dark-skinned peoples.
Read the Backpacker articles. Many thanks for the link.Just a couple of points:Contrary to one article, better NOT to leave the proboscis (mouth parts) in at the penetration site. Secondary bacterial infections are possible and in some cases likely when this is done.With the [remote??? don't know statistics here] possibility of MRSA causing a secondary bacterial infection, which can be life threatening even in a clinical/hospital situation, i would recommend, if at all safely possible, removing the proboscis.The key to proper tick removal is the 2 P's - pressure and patience. Little pressure and a Lot of patience. Either with tweezer, without squeezing the tick's body which can cause it to regurgitate into the wound and reduce the time it takes for disease causing organisms (including the Lyme's spirochete) to travel to the penetration site and into your body, or using a tick extraction tool (my weapon of choice) exert continuous upward force on the tick. Patience now is the key. You must convince the tick that the pressure will NOT stop so that the tick backs out of its own accord, thus insuring that it takes its mouth parts with it. Too much upward force will separate the tick from its proboscis. Again, DON'T RUSH TICK REMOVAL.So, Pressure+Patience = Proboscis removalIMHO, avoid other methods of removal as most of these will either not work, or those that do generally cause the tick to regurgitate into the wound as it makes haste to vacate the premises - not a good thing.Finally, i have a good friend who has suffered a great deal of damage to his nervous system from properly diagnosed, but poorly treated Lyme's. However, anyone who has nervous system related symptoms should be sure that their Doc has a specialist rule out MS and ALS before concluding based upon a positive Lyme's test that Lyme's is the cause. One could have had Lyme's recently or previously, and then later developed one of these other terrible afflictions. Also, there are other more advanced tests (even some type of genetic testing) besides IFA that can be performed to positively confirm that one has or has had LD. Have your Doc or a specialist explain them. They are newer types of tests and i am largely unfamiliar with the specifics of them, so don't want to offer any erroneous info here. [Note: This info comes from my own experience and military medical training years ago. I did not first clear it with my wife - a medical professional, so... There are other medical professionals, at least one a neurologist, who participate in these Forums. I hope they will take the time to either add to this info, or correct anything they feel should be corrected.]
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Originally, I was going to post this in the Victorian Hoarders blog because I thought it was just another piece of ephemera among the hundreds of other pieces I have so far. But, I noticed on the back page of the brochure that the picture was from the Moran Farm so it was more than just ephemera. It was a piece of history about the Moran property itself.
The Moran's have been merchants, bankers, legislators and farmers. This entry is dedicated to the farm. Sometime about 1910 they needed a silo and they wanted the best. Apparently the concrete silo's developed by the Polk-Genung-Polk Co. of Fort Branch, Indiana were among the best.
Here is a four page brochure from the McAdoo Construction Co., Builders, of Union City, Tennessee advocating the Polk System of Silo's. McAdoo touts them as "Lasting forever" and perhaps they do as evidenced by the last picture on this page. They might last forever but are they usable forever?
Be sure and scroll down to see the picture of Uncle Brud Moran and the silo taken shortly after it was built around 1910 then see the picture of it as it stands today. I think it looks like the remains of a magnificent castle overgrown with trees and weeds sitting on the back acreage the family home.
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The find is very important, as it holds the key to explaining why certain renowned fault lines, which exist in highly urbanized areas, may change their properties from one day to the next, and become active in periods when they should theoretically be dormant. Tectonic plates usually stop moving when they begin to grind to each other and become stuck. Seeing how they are pushed by other plates coming after them, they tend to eliminate all the obstacles that prevent them from gliding on top of each other. When the obstacle snaps, the ensuing shock waves travel through the ground at high speeds.
The new study was conducted on seismic data on the famous San Andreas Fault, on the West Coast of the United States, collected over the past 22 years. The research focused on a small region around the city of Parkfield, located in central California. Scientists noticed that the frequency of earthquakes increased substantially in 2005, and concluded that this upsurge must have been caused by the Sumatra–Andaman tremor that took place in late 2004. This is the same earthquake that caused the devastating Indian-Ocean tsunami that devastated southern Asia.
In another example, a 7.9-magnitude tremor that struck Alaska in 2002, made its effects felt as far southwards as Wyoming and California. Still, this case is different, because the original earthquake was relatively close to the fault lines, and caused a release in their tension directly. Conversely, in the case of the 2005 upsurge, it took several months before the frequency increase was registered. According to University of California in Berkeley (UCB) seismologist Taka'aki Taira, the first author of the new study, the Pacific-Ocean earthquake may have indirectly weakened the San Andreas fault line. "Weakening the fault means the fault can store less stress before [it] fails," the expert says.


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If this is anybody's notion of how we should be "supporting the troops" I would have sincere doubts as to that person's real intentions.
One of the prime movers of the program since its inception was Congresscritter Curt Weldon (R, Boeing Vertol) representing the district in Southeastern PA we all grew up in, who horse-traded and threatened his colleagues in order to get part of the aircraft built in the Boeing facility that dominated his district (in his mind, anyway).
For those of you who aren't familiar with the estimable congressman Weldon, here's a shot of him participating in a Washington D.C. ceremony where the Reverend Sun Myung Moon had himself declared the Messiah, complete with an apparent Orthodox Rabbi blowing the Shofar to announce it to the assembled politicians (Moon, er, moonlights as publisher of the Washington Times, an erratically conservative newspaper and neocon propaganda outlet).
Weldon wrangled a key part of the project into the fading Boeing plant at the behest of the unions in exchange for political support. Even though the evil Weldon's lengthy congressional career was subsequently slain by his own greed (a probe into shady deals involving his daughter's "consulting company") as well as reformer-cum-"Bizarro Weldon" Joe "Sleestak" Sestak, Weldon's pet project V-22 Osprey, aka the flying pig that wouldn't die, wouldn't, well, die.
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Is Shooting a Gun Like Yoga? ~ Caitlin Talbot
Yoga is not passive, it is not weak, it is a strong and steady walk towards freedom.
Recently at a bar in Hollywood, a well-known actor thought it would be enticing for me to hear about his love for guns. In any normal circumstance I would have left my bar stool to find a friend, but I had to hear him out—his sentiments in favor of the 2nd Amendment were such a rare species on this side of the world.
He began espousing his rank as the NRA's number one celebrity spokesperson and said we should have guns—all of us—not just because it is fun and "like yoga" but because it is our responsibility.
By this time he knew that I was a yoga teacher and anti-gun. In a bizarre mix of wooing and bombarding me with pistol propaganda, the actor told me I should come to a shooting range with him because "shooting was just like yoga—meditative."
I swallowed hard. This was going to be interesting.
I said, "Yeah, um, not so much."
Yoga is deeply embedded in non-violence.
Even the Warrior (Virabhadrasana) is grounded and without weaponry—other than a penetrating gaze—and the Hero (Virasana) is seated in a vulnerable, non-confrontational position.
When this explanation didn't work he encouraged me to teach partner yoga classes that could be filmed and that he would help produce. Suddenly, the gun conversation turned from bullets to erotic yoga. Not surprisingly, I discovered he wasn't so well informed on the benefits of yoga.
If he had been he would not have turned so fire red when I suggested his love for guns was fear-based. His overly loud remarks would not have turned into menacing whispers in my ear from which I had to pull away. The seemingly innocuous bar conversation began to take a more threatening tone, a la Stanley Kowalski and Blanche DuBois.
But having read A Streetcar Named Desire a number of times I knew better. If anything, I wanted to find my Kim Novack pistol and tell him to back off.
But that would have escalated the violence; he would have grabbed my arm, twisted it, said something about that being a "yogic move" and I would have fallen defeated.
Instead, I did get up to greet a friend and found again how yoga is absolutely not like guns. Yoga is not passive, it is not weak, it is a strong and steady walk towards freedom; freedom from violence and freedom from fear.
Caitlin Talbot is a redwood-loving yoga instructor in Los Angeles opening Hollywood Power Yoga this summer. She is also an actress/producer and hails from San Francisco, lived in New York and has family from South Africa.
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5 Responses to "Is Shooting a Gun Like Yoga? ~ Caitlin Talbot"
An interesting encounter between a writer and an actor, two yoga devotees with markedly different philosophical views. Yoga and non-violence are the name of the game. Yoga and guns are diametrically opposed. People without guns and other weapons have much less capacity for harming others. Decreasing access to guns will inevitably decrease killings. Lets do what we can. Yoga is practiced to create peace and well-being.
I struggle a bit with this notion that guns and yoga are absolutely diametrically opposed. While I do not own a gun nor shoot one to kill, I do think knowing how to handle a gun safely is an invaluable skill. And non-violence is not pacifism. Would I act aggressively – but with compassion and empathy – toward an aggressor who is abusing someone? Very probably.
*Gun ownership* is not passive, it is not weak, it is a strong and steady walk towards freedom; freedom from violence and freedom from fear.
Those of us who carry guns for personal protection don't carry them to initiate violence. We carry them to stop the violence initiated by others. Only in this way can we actually achieve freedom from violence and fear.
I love yoga, and a carry a gun (law enforcement). I see no conflict between the two. The use of firearms, and the practice of yoga require the same discipline: being present, focus and (ideally) breath control.
It is also a bit bigoted to assume that gun ownership/use indicates fear or a love of violence. In the larger sense (especially in this country), it is acceptance. There are 300 million guns here, and they are never going away. I practice acceptance of this, and I do not seek to harm anyone.
The Bhagavad-Gita, which teaches about the spiritual aspect of yoga in great detail, was taught on the battlefield, during a civil war. While some will say that this outer battlefield is a metaphor for an inner struggle, which is true, that an outer battle was involved is clear from many historical records from ancient India. Krishna, the great yoga teacher, encouraged his disciple Arjuna, who was a great warrior, to fight, though Arjuna was reluctant and wanted to follow a way of non-violence instead. Why did Krishna encourage Arjuna to fight?
There are two main types of ahimsa in the Yoga tradition. The first is ahimsa as a spiritual principle, that followed by monks, yogis and sadhus, which involves non-violence on all levels. The second is ahimsa as a political principle, the ahimsa of the warrior or the Kshatriya, that is followed by those who govern and protect society, which allows the use of violence to counter evil forces in the world, including to protect spiritual people, who often cannot defend themselves and become easy targets for worldly people. Krishna taught this Kshatriya ahimsa to Arjuna for the benefit of future generations. Sages before Krishna also taught this, like Vishvamitra who taught Rama and Lakshmana to destroy the evil forces that were persecuting spiritual people, so it is a very old tradition of India. – David Frawley


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I can't begin to tell you how I felt about the final Jay Leno Tonight Show. Words can't describe how great it was.
The jokes, the songs, the guests were non stop. Laughter, joy, tears were only part of the feelings I had.
Some of the guests were, Billy Crystal, Oprah, Sheryl Crow, Kim Kardashian, Carol Burnett, Miley Cyrus, Martha Stewart and Jack Black each singing solo from the Goodbye song from The Sound of Music.
Garth Brooks sang The Dance which Jay requested him to sing, he also ended the show with Friends in Low Places as the audience sang along and Jay clapped.
Clips of stars told Jay what kind of job he should try out for now. Those stars included President Obama, Kevin Bacon, Jimmie Fallon, Jimmie Kimmel, Matt Damon along with a few other stars.
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