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Vertex dumps one hep C dud, races ahead with second all-oral hope
A little more than a year after Vertex licensed in a pair of "nucs" from Alios BioPharma in a high-stakes bid to develop an oral, interferon-free approach to hepatitis C, Vertex ($VRTX) is jettisoning one as a dud while racing ahead with the second into a mid-stage study slated to begin in a matter of weeks.
Vertex paid $60 million upfront in a $1.5 billion package of promises for ALS-2200 and ALS-2158, which represent Vertex's best and biggest hope for staying on top of the growing market for hepatitis C drugs. But the antiviral activity for 2158 fizzled in an early study, leaving Vertex focused on the clinical response it's been seeing for 2200--a uridine nucleotide analogue.
Investigators say they were encouraged by a "reduction from baseline in HCV RNA after seven days of dosing with a once-daily 200 mg dose of ALS-2200 in combination with ribavirin in people with genotype 1 chronic hepatitis C who were new to treatment." Vertex's plan now is to swiftly execute on a mid-stage study of ALS-2200 combined with Incivek, its pioneering therapy. And the biotech notes that its deal with Alios includes the hunt for additional therapies.
"Our goal is to develop all-oral regimens that are well-tolerated and provide a high rate of viral cure in a broad population of people with chronic hepatitis C," said Robert Kauffman, the chief medical officer at Vertex. "We're making good progress and expect to begin all-oral Phase II combination studies by the end of this year."
Vertex has plenty of competition in this field, which seems strewn with clinical landmines. Bristol-Myers Squibb's $2.5 billion acquisition of Inhibitex's lead drug ended in disaster, with one patient from a trial dead and several others temporarily hospitalized. Idenix has been at least temporarily stymied as regulators consider whether its programs also threaten patients. And Gilead, Abbott and Achillion are all hard at work on their own candidates.
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The big sports shows are just around the corner.
The first one to arrive is the International Sportsmen's Exposition Thursday through Saturday, Jan. 20-23, at Cal Expo in Sacramento.
Everything in the sports world that any outdoor lover would want to see will be on display along with "how to" demonstrations such as how to fish for different species.
There will be plenty for kids to enjoy at the annual youth fair, including catching a fish in "Lucy's Pond."
After closing the Sacramento show the ISE packs up and moves to the San Mateo Fairgrounds.
If you have closet fever Lake Comanche east of Lodi is worth the trip. Trout are available at either the South Pond or the north shore area. One angler caught an 8-pound trout recently from the South Pond.
Fishing the north shore with PowerBait will yield good results. Some bass are also feeding in the main body of the lake. The best thing to use are jigs at 40 feet to lure the bass.
One big surprise right now is Lake Oroville. Not only is the lake rising fast but bass are showing all over the lake and there is also a good coho bite.
You won't be disappointed if you travel to Lake Amador either. Shoresters are casting Kastmasters and hooking trout without difficulty. At last report the lake was still running a foot over spill.
Further south at Don Pedro trollers are running close to shore and hooking rainbows.
Finally, the baffler: When did bronze fishing hooks come into existence? About 4,000 B.C . in the bronze age.
Striped bass action throughout the Delta has slowly come to a halt due to the high, muddy waters. However the sturgeon don't mind the poor clarity and are biting in the mothball fleet area near Pittsburg.
Crabbers continue to be a happy lot, especially in the Monterey and Santa Cruz locale. Carter boats as well as private skippers are finding easy taking for the tasty Dungeness.
And, if you don't fill up with crabs (although you probably will), go for sanddabs. They are thick and easy to catch.
Crabs are also really thick this year. Many boaters are filling their pots in 30 minutes. It's the best in 10 years is the talk of veteran crabbers.
Ft. Bragg boats are also filling out with crabs. The trips will continue for some time.


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Cattle Baron is a true South African institution and does not fail to deliver on quality, quantity and affordability.
This steak ranch serves up traditional favourites with the emphasis on steak, steak and steak. The menu offers a wide variety of meats, served with rice, baked potato or chips and the famous complimentary creamed spinach and sweet butternut. A must-try is the melt-in-your-mouth Chateaubriand - thinly sliced fillet flambed at your table served with sauce bèarnaise. For the really ravenous diner, there is the 600 g Fat Tuesday rump or sirloin and the famous Carpet Bag filled with hickory smoked mussels and cheese.
Vegetarian pastas and a vegetarian platter are also available to non meat eating guests, and on top of this, Cattle Baron offers a really cool kids menu filled with great dishes and awesome dessert options.
This restaurant will stay a family favourite for a long time to come.
Cattle Baron offers a variety of truly South African cuisine and does not fail to deliver on quality, quantity and affordability.
This steak ranch offers a wide range of meats, served with rice, baked potato or chips, and the famous complimentary creamed spinach and sweet butternut.
Vegetarian pastas and a vegetarian platter are also available to non-meat eating guests, and on top of this, Cattle Baron offers a really cool kids menu filled with great dishes and awesome dessert options.
This proudly South African restaurant is a favourite among families and serves up hearty meals at affordable prices.
Dros has an extensive menu and dishes include cheesy pizzas, succulent steaks, certain speciality meals like lamb shank and eisbein, and much more. Kids are well catered for with their own menu and an amazing play area fitted with jumping castles, games, playstations and kiddies tables and chairs. Birthday parties can also be catered for.
Dros is fully licensed and offers a wide variety of beverages including the best South African wines and beers. The dessert menu mustn't be overlooked and is the ideal way to end off your meal.
Here you will experience true South African hospitality and awesome food.
Meeurots Restaurant is situated in the picturesque seaside village of Yzerfontein on the West Coast. The menu offers deliciously prepared steak and seafood dishes in a relaxing and informal atmosphere.
There is a varied range of well-priced West Coast wines available, and a corkage fee for those who want to bring their own wine. The restaurant is family oriented and there are high chairs for the toddlers to sit on.
If you are looking for a place to go to for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you are very likely to find something on the Merry Pebbles menu. Their selection of meals includes Italian cuisine, traditional food like 'potjiekos', fish dishes and steaks, just to name a few.
For a fun evening with friends, take a seat at the wooden bar and have a drink. Are you on holiday with your children? Don't worry, a kiddies menu will brighten up their faces. The restaurant has a very cosy, friendly atmosphere and a warm fireplace will help to warm you up in winter.
If you don't want to go out, but you are also not willing to spend your whole holiday cooking it's good to know that the restaurant also does take-aways.
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Breakfast (reservations only): 07h00 - 09h00
Lunch, Tuesday – Sunday: 11h45 - 13h45 (no lunch on Mondays)
Dinner, seven days a week: 17h45 - 20h45 every night.
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I am begging the state Legislature and Gov. Tom Corbett to rescind Pennsylvania's no-helmet law.
Children have to wear helmets when riding bicycles and we have to wear seat belts in our cars, where we are protected by metal all around, but it's OK to not wear a helmet on a motorcycle.
Statistics show motorcycle deaths have risen in our state since the no-helmet law was enacted.
I am writing because my 20-year-old nephew was involved in a motorcycle accident recently when a deer jumped out in front of him and he crashed.
He has bad head injuries and is fighting for his life. My sister and brother-in-law have been at the hospital by his bedside since this happened.
I do not want to see any other family go through this when a mandatory helmet law could prevent a similar tragedy.
Why don't our leaders protect the citizens? Isn't that their job?
I know the governor and legislators wouldn't want their children or grandchildren riding a motorcycle without a helmet.
I know it's each person's choice whether or not to wear a helmet. But I'm also sure that young adults sometimes do not make good decisions — they think they're invincible.
My nephew's family always lectured him to wear a helmet, but unfortunately this law made it his choice.
Please re-enact the mandatory helmet law and save lives.
Tiffany Bucci
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Carbon dioxide did not cause the end of the last ice age, a new study in Science suggests, contrary to past inferences from ice core records.
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"I don't want anyone to leave thinking that this is evidence that CO2 doesn't affect climate," Stott cautioned. "It does, but the important point is that CO2 is not the beginning and end of climate change.
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An Adams County man serving a 30- to 70-year term in state prison for a failed murder-for-hire plot lost his appeal in a separate 2009 burglary case, court documents show.
The state Superior Court upheld Lance Greenawalt's sentence of 4 to 10 years on May 6 for the burglary of a house in York Springs.
Greenawalt, 47, filed a post-sentence motion in Adams County Court after he was found guilty of burglary, theft and criminal trespass in April 2010, court documents state.
In his post-conviction relief petition, Greenawalt sought a new trial based on the ineffectiveness of his legal counsel, Warren Bladen, assistant public defender for Adams County, according to court documents. He also sought a sentence modification. That appeal was denied by Adams County President Judge Michael George in August 2010, citing lack of merit, court records state.
In April 2013, Greenawalt was sentenced in Cumberland County Court for attempted homicide in 2006 and a 2010 murder-for-hire plot where Greenawalt tried to hire his cellmate to kill two Adams County brothers.
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Solid SRAM quality
By James
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Comments about SRAM PG-850 8-speed Cassette:
I wore out the last one I had after close to 10,000 miles. Can't complain about that kind of durability. SRAM is solid quality that doesn't break the bank.
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By Bicycle Mechanic
from Yakima, WA
About Me Commuter
I have used this cassette for several years on recumbents and touring bikes. This is probably one of the best products for both price and durability. I have gotten as much as 13,000 miles before change out. Avalible in several gear ranges for road or mountain/touring
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By GatorTom
from Asheville, NC
Beautiful. Smooth shifting. Easy to install. Durability a possible question mark. I don't know how long a cassette should last but, for information, I just had to replace one of these after 7050 miles. It lasted through three chain replacements. (I have a Nashbar chain checker and change chains at the .75 setting.)Other relevant information: 80% of my riding is done on cogs 3, 4, and 5--and these were the ones that started skipping with a new chain indicating need for cassette replacement. (Other cogs appeared OK so I obviously give those three cogs much more than usual use.) More balanced use of all cogs might mean much longer cassette life. Anyway, I like the performance and have now purchased two more PG-850 cassettes to have on hand as needed.
Smooth shifts ahead. Great cassette
By bearmaker
from St. Louis, Mo
Bought this cassette to outfit a new set of wheels. I didn't want to have to swap cassettes between wheel sets, and slow down my riding time. (Don't get enough of that, as it is.)Went on and tightened down easily, and shifts smoothly, both up and down the cogs. Haven't had any problems with it.
Nice set of cogs
By Wschart
from Columbia, MO
It was time to re- do my drive train. The original was SRAM, so I got this. It was the second lowest cost option available. I would have got the cheaper model but the gearing on this set was better suited for me. To tell the truth, I am using this somewhat modified. The original rim on my bike was giving out, but I had a back up wheel. The only problem was the back up was only set up with a 7 speed cassette. However I found my original 9 speed cassette would work if I left off the first (smallest) cog. This was an 11 and I seldom if ever really need an 11. When I got this new cassette, I needed to replace the stock spacers with the 9 speed spacers, which are slightly but significantly thinner. This was necessary to both ensure all 8 cogs would fit on my free hub body as well to to ensure the shifting would index properly. Thus modified, it works just fine.
Excellent Product
By KC
from Orlando, FL
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Used this to upgrade the cassette on my old road bike. This cassette works great. I have nothing but praise from this product. A+
looks good and works well.
By Fine39
from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Only had the unit for a short period of time but so far seems dependable. The new ratios, compared to my ol set are a nice change.
good replacement part
By man2gator
from Denver, CO
would buy again
Great Cassette
By bikerbradley
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Got this to make steep hills less steep. I replaced my short cage derailleur with a long cage so that I could use this cassette on my road bike. The combination of Sram 850 cassette with the Nashbar long cage derailleur is a nice combination for easy climbing, especially if you're a casual cyclist in a hilly region. The plated finish looks nice, too. At half price plus an additional 20% off, it's a steal. I bought two and am glad I did.
Great product
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Great product/great price. Be sure to use the correct tool to tighten the cassette.
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The 50+ Rogue's Gallery is now in an almost finished form (I may polish it up a bit, who knows?) with 69 entries featuring about 72 folks.
I think it is a very unique document, and doubt that there is anywhere else on the internet providing such a detailed testimony to participation in fitness activities by so many folks 50+.
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Before, during, and after the Kosovo war (1999) 1800 people dissapeared, 1300 non Albanians.
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Quote: Originally Posted by anthony yea the heel is black- black. I was actually hunting for opening ceremony today, but couldn't find any. Those are YMC. Got them for 80 down from 350 Damn, that's a great deal. Ive actually been thinking about getting those but in black leather, or brown possibly. did you buy them locally?
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Am Am/G F#m D Dsus4
Am Am/G
Standing in an open space,
Surrounded by views as you escape,
D – Dsus4
You find a place.
Am Am/G
Forgotten what it's like to lose,
Freedom and the right for you to choose,
D – Dsus4
It's theirs to take
F#m G
As we go, through this life,
Am C Am/G F#m
Things can get a little bit twisted from time to time,
F#m G
But we know, when it's right.
Am C Am/G
It's then we go, we take fire from the sun,
F#m Am C Am/G D – Dsus4
This planet's cold, we'll find some place we belong,
C Am/G
We've been shining in the dark,
D – Dsus4
Holding on together,
Am C Am/G F#m
Just like children of the sun.


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Monday, March 23, 2009
Helen Keaney Needs a Bathroom Break!
Sadly, when Helen Keaney became an HSN host last summer, she had to hang up her stand-up comedy routine. But last night at the Tampa Improv, she finally got a chance to perform again--this time with some new, spicy material about all the behind-the-scenes shenanigans that goes on at HSN.
Ok, spicy shenanigans might be a bit of wishful embellishment on my part, but a girl can dream. According to Tampa Bay Online, Helen said that she was trying out some new material based on her life as a wife, mother and HSN host.
"It's clean, PG-rated stuff," she says. "I don't play to the rowdy late-night crowd. I'm more for people who can read."
Come on, Helen! I certainly enjoy my fair share of rowdy, late-night, not-PG-rated, dirty stuff and I think I can read. I just prefer my words to be shorter--roughly four letters in length. Any longer and my eyes just start to glaze over.
"I had done stand-up comedy for years, and I found that it was getting hard to travel because I have a 9-year-old daughter," she says. "And I was watching HSN all the time. And I thought it was time I stopped buying."
She says HSN seemed like the perfect place for a shopaholic. And she jokes she had to learn how to stay on air for four hours without a bathroom break.
Maybe this appearance will help Helen with her Wikipedia entry. Wikipedia is trying to give Helen the boot on her biography page do to "notability" issues--that means she's not famous enough. Poor Helen! We need to save the Helen Keaney Wiki Page! How exactly do you go about doing that anyhow?
Here's a clip from Helen doing stand up back when she was in the "3 Blonde Moms" comedy group:
You might have seen Helen on "Short Attention Span Theater," "The John Larroquette Show," "Not Necessarily the News with Dennis Miller," "An Evening at the Improv," "Girl's Night Out," "VH-1's "Stand-up Spotlight," "Movies For Guys Who Like Movies," and she can currently be seen hosting "You're Invited" on the Style Network.
Home shopping hosts are so multi-faceted. Well, some of them are anyway.
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Its really unfortunate that this woman takes the beating that she does on that ridiculous bulletin board HSN has, from some of the villagers with their pitchforks. I love the posters that say they can't stand Helen, and have to change the channel every time she's on, but they keep coming back for more, instead of turning off the TV at 3:00am, and trying that wonderful concept called sleep.ReplyDelete
For the record, I've seen her a couple of times, I think she's funny and improving, and anybody who's done standup for a living is a person who cannot fear failure. HSN is a piece of cake compared to watching your jokes tank before an audience.
But what do I know?...I'm just the 800 pound gorilla in the room.
You're right Hugh! The boards were extremely judgemental about Helen. I think that all new hosts need a while to get their "sea legs." Obviously, some never do, but hosting is a tough gig!ReplyDelete
Hey QB!!!....and the HSN BB hits just keep on coming. New host in training Robin Wall made her debut on the overnight, and surely enough there was an attack thread this AM from one of the villagers...with a dig at Helen thrown in for good measure.ReplyDelete
I was watching MORNING JOE on MSNBC about an hour ago, and guest Mike Barnicle said in this country we "always are looking for the next witch to burn".
Probably the most insightful observation not just about politics, but of our society in general.
thanks for the support guys!! And Queen Bea, come see me at a comedy Club, I promise to get a little spicy for you:0)ReplyDelete
Helen, I think you're just great, and have so stated on the HSN board (Queen Celeste). A sense of humor is so very welcome, as well as your lovely take on things. You are a great addition to HSN. Hang in there, and know that many, many of us think you are great fun.ReplyDelete
Sometimes my name comes up as Anon (I'm sadly not very computer savvy, alas) but it's Queen Celeste here as well.
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2009 at 4:52 AM
I think Helen does much better with her comedy routine than trying to sell on live tv. It is painful to watch her dragging through her presentations and reminding us over & over how long she's been on ..., as if that excuses the deafening silences that occur. Or reminding all the viewers how long she's gone w/o food. It's a tough job, but don't think for her.ReplyDelete
I asssume her comedy routine must be why she feels the need to keep reminding us she has a daughter. If the remark fits, ok, but sometimes she just throws this out there and I'm left wondering why. Regardless, she still seems like she needs to be put out of her misery. Hope she catches on to her new gig soon.
- AnonymousSeptember 4, 2009 at 5:09 AM
Helen, are you supposed to be posting on websites like this? If you worked for QVC, you would be in trouble! They are no fun over there, you know.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 19, 2010 at 4:17 AM
I enjoy Helan Keaney on HSN very much. I would more likely turn it off if another host came on. She seemed to be a little afraid of Diane Gilman at first. Diane does talk a lot and is entertaining, too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 16, 2010 at 9:12 AM
Helan Keaney on HSN, I think she's doing a great job. Its tough to get going and she needs to stick with it.ReplyDelete
Helen Keaney is AWESOME! Pure and Simple! She is the best thing to happen to HSN in ages! Bravo, Helen! And Bravo, Bea! The HomeShoppingQueen is awesome as well!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 20, 2011 at 7:53 PM
Helen brags too much and shows off. Lately she's been too giggly and unprofessional. This morning (around 3-4am) Helen even seemed to be drunk on the set! She better be careful before she has to go back to doing stand up full time again.ReplyDelete
If your forbidden love is home shopping and you love all the latest dirt, then come on in ... Queen Bea is holding court!
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Susan Hardin, 65, of Williston receives her annual flu vaccine through the Visiting Nurse Association at the Charlotte Senior Center on Wednesday. / EMILY McMANAMY, Free Press
The Visiting Nurse Association of Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties has scheduled a series of seasonal flu* vaccination clinics for all adults age 18 and older, including these upcoming clinics.
TODAY: 1:30-3 p.m., Fern Hill Senior Housing, 214 N. Prospect St., Burlington
FRIDAY: 10 a.m.-noon, United Church, Vermont 116, Hinesburg
SATURDAY: 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m., 412 Farrell St., South Burlington
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NOV. 4: 1-3 p.m., Shelburne Methodist Church
NOV. 6: 1-3:30 p.m., South Burlington Senior Club Town Hall
* Public H1N1 or swine flu vaccinations clinics are being planned. There are no dates available at this time.
Video: Watch news conference from Wednesday, Oct. 21
Nationwide delays in delivery of flu vaccine will force postponement of some clinics in Vermont, Health Commissioner Wendy Davis said Wednesday.
Several thousand doses have been administered to high-priority groups, including health care workers, she said. Planners had expected that upward of 300,000 to 400,000 Vermonters could receive the vaccine for the new variety of flu, known as 2009 H1N1.
Vermont Department of Health H1N1 information
Some school clinics that had been set for next week might have to be deferred, Davis said. Schedules will be revised during the next day or two, she said.
Last week, Vermont became one of 41 states in which flu is deemed widespread, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In Vermonts case, that means H1N1 cases have been confirmed in all regions.
Neither Davis nor state epidemiologist Patsy Kelso, at a midday news conference, had numbers for confirmed cases or hospitalizations. No flu deaths have been reported in Vermont.
They said most cases of flu these days more than 90 percent are of the H1N1 variety, but state health officials are not asking people who are ill to be tested for that particular strain. In most cases, Davis said, H1N1 leads to a relatively mild illness that lasts a few days and doesnt require hospitalization. Increases in reported severity would be cause for concern, she said.
Davis said the H1N1 vaccine is recommended for high-risk individuals children, pregnant women and those with chronic medical conditions even if they have had a flu-like illness.
Children should be vaccinated regardless of their flu history, Davis said.
She asked Vermonters to be patient as clinics are pushed back. She said the vaccine, even if delayed by weeks, still will be a tremendous benefit throughout the flu season, which typically peaks in January or February and extends into the spring.
She said she was confident of the vaccines safety, saying it was prepared in the same way as the vaccine for seasonal flu. She said it takes effect eight to 10 days after its administered.
Asked about the widely varying incidence in schools some schools have absentee rates of 20 percent or more, while at others, attendance is close to normal Kelso said, Flu can spread pretty quickly. Its pretty sporadic in the way that it spreads.
Davis said the phrase serious, but under control summed up the situation.
Its not a crisis, she said. Its not an emergency.
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Winners and Losers: 2 Troubled Techies, 2 Tasty Food Moves
From Microsoft having to rebrand its cloud service to KFC trying to fly up-market, here's a rundown of this week's best and worst results from the business world.
From Microsoft having to rebrand its cloud service to KFC trying to fly up-market, here's a rundown of this week's best and worst results from the business world.
Facebook debuted 14 months ago at $38 a share, and promptly plummeted in value. Today, it finally clawed its way back to its original price, cheering early investors.
Lent is here -- that 40 day period when many Christians challenge themselves to forgo their favorite indulgences. But the companies that produce these vices can be downright virtuous for your portfolio.
Facebook posted a 32 percent jump in third-quarter revenue to $1.26 billion, as the company reignited advertising growth with the help of larger-than-expected gains in mobile. The company's shares leapt 9 percent to $21.22 in after-hours trading on Tuesday.
The Pep Boys are a trio, but these day, the company is cruising solo -- and it's not enjoying driving alone. The retailer of auto parts and provider of automotive services, spurned after merger talks this spring, posted uninspiring quarterly results on Tuesday night.
Instagram accepted a roughly $1 billion buyout bid from Facebook earlier this year, shortly before the world's largest social networking website operator went public. It seemed like a great deal at the time, but Instagram's no longer a $1 billion company.
Faced with great expectations, Facebook is staring down some potentially unnerving obstacles when it comes to key areas of monetization and growth: public distrust and display advertising apathy.
For those who want to own just one ceremonial share of a company, there are websites that specialize in "one share" transactions. The operators of those sites say they expect Facebook to become one of their most popular stocks once it begins trading publicly.
Facebook expects its investor base will exceed 500 this year, a level at which the SEC will require it to disclose its financial results to the public. That may be enough to push the social networking giant into an IPO in 2012 -- but founder Mark Zuckerberg could opt to release that data and keep Facebook private anyway.
Shares of Facebook cleared $25 a share in a recent sealed-bid auction, bumping the value of the social networking giant to $56.7 billion, according to an email alert distributed Friday by SharesPost, which facilities stock sales in privately held companies as a secondary exchange.


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Euro flat as EU discusses GreeceComment on this story
New York - The euro was unchanged against the dollar on Tuesday as traders waited to see whether Greece will get its next payment of bailout funds.
European Union finance ministers met in Brussels on Tuesday, but no decision was announced.
"The backs of euro-area finance ministers are against the wall. They don't want to rush a decision on Greece, but they also know that they are running out of time," said Kathy Lien, managing director at currency trading firm BK Asset Management, in a note to clients. "Investors have no choice but to sit and wait."
The euro was worth $1.2807 late on Tuesday, unchanged from late Monday.
The dollar strengthened slightly against the euro in early trading after the credit rating agency Moody's stripped France of its prized AAA credit rating. France is the No. 2 economy among euro countries.
The British pound rose to $1.5916 from $1.5905.
The dollar rose to 81.71 Japanese yen from 81.33 Japanese yen, to 0.9407 Swiss franc from 0.9403 Swiss franc and to 99.79 Canadian cents from 99.66 Canadian cents. - Sapa-AP
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07.21.08 Freiburg, Germany
Zelt Musik Festival
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals Setlist 1969-12-31 - Zelt Musik Festival - Freiburg, Germany
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THANKS! What an intense, unforgettable concert this was! Our little tent-festival, and Ben coming to offer us such a wonderful intimidate concert...! I brought all my friends, we stodd first line, and we cried to "Lifeline" (one of us suffers cancer), we jumped to "with my own to hands", and we felt blessed listening to "Diamonds on the inside". Made some great photos which i'd like to share with everyone...
THANKS BEN ! God bless you...
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it was a great concert, really......e great atmosphere in this circus tent, no so a big concert! WOW ! so we hope you come with your guys to switzerland, with e ben harper&the innocent criminals concert ! great show!
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great concert!
the far way from the north of germany worth :)
looking forward to visit the fifth ben harper concert very soon!
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one look one love,trying to catch the lifeline.numb.ready,ill be waiting for you,ok?
hoping for a knock...
trying to catch my breath after last night,fantastic energy and power you guys gave.hope enough until next time.
you are inside of me somewhere,on the good side.i thank you so much for all you do for me and others!!
i m with you in peace.
juan thank you for showing the spot,much appreciated!!
always open for you !!you really make me smile!!:)))))
on the way back in silence
thinking to you .
have a huge never ending smile from me for ever i would love to.
come and give hand when you are able, you re helping!
send you unconditional all i can .
it was an amazing to see you happy and smiling!!thank you, may it continue forever.
enjoyable gig,waiting for you and lifeline:the best
peace! you are 100
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Hi everybody,
what a great chance to catch Ben Live in Germany this year. My fellow Germans know that he is not here that often. A nice little Festival Setting in Freiburg, great circus tent atmosphere, wonderful sound and an awesome setlist -what more can you ask for. I have been following Ben's music for more that 6 years now and he continues to stay interesting and entertaining.
Hope to see you guys soon back in Germany - i promise to tell all my friends to come :-)
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Instructors: Granta Y. Nakayama & Jeffrey Bossert Clark, Kirkland & Ellis
Mr. Nakayama has taught at George Mason University School of Law since 1998. Mr. Nakayama has received the S.B. and S.M. degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Nuclear Engineering. Mr. Nakayama received a J.D. degree from the George Mason University School of Law. Mr. Nakayama is an attorney with Kirkland & Ellis and practices in the area of environmental law.
Mr. Clark received his undergraduate degree from Harvard College, where he graduated with honors in a dual concentration in economics and history. He then spent three years working in state government in Delaware, advising the executive and legislative branches about tax policy and doing tax-policy reform studies. While there, Mr. Clark received an M.A. in public policy from the University of Delaware. After leaving Delaware state government, Mr. Clark received his law degree with honors from the Georgetown University Law Center, where he was an articles editor on the Georgetown Law Journal. After clerking for Circuit Judge Danny J. Boggs on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, Mr. Clark became associated with Kirkland & Ellis, where he practices appellate litigation, environmental and administrative law, and dabbles in antitrust law and labor law.
Week 1: Science, Technology, and the Law (Jan. 13, 2000)
An overview of the interactions between law, science, and technology. What is science? What is technology? What is law? A comparison and contrast of the objectives, norms, and culture of science/technology and the law. How do law and science interact? What are the potential tensions and problems when law and science interact? How can law benefit from science? How can science benefit from law?
Week 2: Technology Assessment (Jan. 20, 2000)
Balancing the risks and benefits in the development of new technologies. Expert versus lay perceptions of hazards. Who should make the decisions -- scientists, legislatures, courts, regulators, or the public? Informational versus regulatory approaches. Case Study: Nuclear Energy
Week 3: Courts: Scientific Evidence and Toxic Torts (Jan. 27, 2000)
The role of science in litigating causation in toxic torts. The use of scientific expert testimony in litigation. The Federal Rules of Evidence and science. Standards for the admissibility of scientific evidence under Daubert and its progeny. The courts' capabilities as scientific gatekeeper. Which courts, appellate or trial, are the superior gatekeepers? Case Study: Tricloroethylene ("TCE") Litigation -- A Civil Action.
Week 4: Agency Regulatory Science (Feb. 3, 2000)
The use and promotion of "good science" in regulatory decisionmaking. The "politicization" of regulatory science. Risk assessment in the regulatory process. Agency use of scientific advisory panels. Judicial review of scientific issues underlying regulation. Case Studies: Air Pollution.
Week 5: Role of the Constitution and Congress in Regulating New Technologies (Feb. 10, 2000)
Constitutional Clauses bearing on science and the dissemination of knowledge (Weights and Measures, Authors and Inventors, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment). Uses and abuses of science in the legislative process. Capabilities and competence of Congress to address scientific and technical issues. How specific should legislation be? When and to what extent should Congress delegate to expert agencies? Substantive versus procedural statutory requirements. Case Studies: Regulation of the Internet (Communications Decency Act) and the Nondelegation Doctrine.
Week 6: Legal Mechanisms for Promoting the Benefits of New Technologies (Feb. 17, 2000)
Legal mechanisms for promoting competition and technological progress. The influence of antitrust and intellectual property doctrines on technology development. Use of incentives, subsidies, mandates, and technology-forcing legal requirements for encouraging technology development. What are the appropriate roles of the government and the market in technology development? Does federalism make the states, as laboratories of legal innovation, the appropriate vehicles for regulating new or existing technologies? Case studies: Electric vehicles, Microsoft litigation, and Recent Intellectual Property Federalism Cases.
Week 7: Law, Economics, and Technology (Feb. 24, 2000)
What does economics have to teach us about the regulation of technology? Contrasting approaches of economists and scientists to regulatory. Science as the source of constraints or the source for lifting constraints in regulation according to economic principles. The logic of markets versus the logic of science. Case study: Regulation of the Electromagnetic Spectrum.
Week 8: Privacy, Law, and Technology (Mar. 2, 2000)
Privacy concerns created by new technologies. Descriptive and normative analysis of the role of the legal system in protecting privacy from new technologies. When and how should the legal system intervene? Individual risks from the disclosure of personal information. How should the rights and interests of affected parties be balanced? Case Study: Workplace Monitoring (or other subject to be determined).
Week 9: Ethics, Law, and Technology (Mar. 9, 2000)
What role do and should moral and ethical concerns play in the legal control of technology? Professional responsibility and ethical principles in the conduct of science. What is the duty of the scientist to consider the ethical implications of his or her work? How well does the legal system respond to moral and ethical concerns about technology? Case Study: New Reproductive Technologies Including Cloning.
SPRING RECESS (Mar. 11-19, 2000)
Week 10: The Use of Science and Technology in Legal Decisionmaking (Mar. 23, 2000)
How does technology affect the conduct of law? Implications of new scientific findings in psychology and cognition for jury trials. How do new forensic, computer, and communications technologies affect the practice of law? What are the implications of new technologies for the professional responsibility and training of attorneys? Case Study: The Uses and Misuses of Statistics in the Law.
Week 11: The Impact of the Law on the Conduct of Science (Mar. 30, 2000)
Legal restrictions and controls on the conduct of science. Is there a constitutional right to freedom to research? Legal discovery and subpoenas of scientific data. The role of lawyers in industry research programs. Case Study: Tobacco Research -- The Insider.
Week 12: The Use of Courts to Resolve Scientific/Technical Disputes (Apr. 6, 2000)
The record and role of courts in resolving scientific disputes. Alternatives to litigation. Should a different standard apply to scientific issues than other issues in litigation? The role of juries versus judges in resolving scientific issues. The judge and jury as filters for expert evidence and opinion. Alternatives to a conventional judge and jury system. How deferential are courts to scientific claims to authority, and how does this deference vary in different contexts? The role of public and media participation in science-based legal disputes. Case Study: Breast Implants.
Week 13: Dealing with Uncertainty (Apr. 13, 1999)
The importance of uncertainty in legal, scientific, and economic decisionmaking. The contrasting approaches of the legal system, economists, and scientists to uncertainty. Mechanisms to control or address uncertainty. Case Study: Global Warming.
Week 14: Law, Science, and Technology: A Review and Reprise (Apr. 20, 1999)
Review of major themes of the course. The "culture clash" between law and science (and economics). Defining the boundaries between science and law. What is the role of the law in promoting "good science?" How can the scientific community contribute to "good law" on scientific-technical subjects? What is the future of law, science, and technology?


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-Thoughts on his first match in Japan
-The japanese style
-Story about Jannetty & Harley Race in a restaurant while a movie is being filmed
-Who he learned the most from while in Japan
-Thoughts on Giant Baba
-Talks about guys like Hansen going thru the crowd to scare the fans and what happened when he tried it
-How and where he first met Shawn Michaels
-Initial thoughts of Shawn
-How they ended up teaming together
-Story about Marty & Shawn partying with some girls at a hotel in St. Louis
-Going to AWA
-Story about being at a lounge with some girls and Bob Geigel walks in
-How Curt Hennig helped him out
-Story of Marty, Shawn, & Curt in a casino where Shawn hit the jackpot
-Who came up with the Midnight Rockers name
-How Verne Gagne reacted to crowd size dwindling
-Thoughts on Jimmy Snuka
-Story of ribbing wrestlers by locking their bags to different places
-Stories of ribbing Nick Bockwinkel
-Learning to work long matches without losing the crowd
-What Paul Heyman was like during his AWA days
-Memories of the feud with Bad Company vs. Midnight Rockers
-Thoughts on Dallas Page
-Favorite and least favorite moments from the AWA
-Story of Curt Hennig & Scott LeDoux in a heated argument
-Rib stories of people getting their heads and eyebrows shaved
-Story of what they did when getting pulled over for speeding
-Meeting that Vince has with all the wrestlers on their first day in WWE
-Hanging out after the show on their first night in WWE
-Memories of their first match in WWE
-Getting in trouble with Vince and being fired
-Going back to AWA
-Sneaking into the cemetery where Elvis was buried with the Nasty Boys
-Working for the Jarretts
-Working as heels for the first time
-Returning to the WWE and coming up with a name for the team
-Did Vince promise them anything
-Why they were not put into any angles right away
-Did Shawn change at all during their time in WWE
-Talks about the line of girls outside their hotel room
-Story of a handicap girl who liked him
-Story of Shawn & Dino Bravo in jail and Shawn getting beat up while in there
-What led to his falling out with Shawn
-Talks in details about the fight they had in a hotel room
-What happened when the police came to the hotel afterwards
-The day after the fight
-Marty contradicts some of the things Shawn Michaels said in his RF Video shoot interview including his side of what happened when they almost quit WWE and how Shawn wanted to quit but didn't
-Their relationship was after the fight
-The meeting with Vince where they officially talked about The Rockers break-up
-Who came up with the Barbershop window angle
-Getting caught with an underage girl and drugs
-What he was charged with and how it led to him disappearing from WWE for a while
-Memories of his matches with Shawn including the Royal Rumble
-Things they did different or added to make their matches better
-Why he was released and what Vince told him
-Has he been in contact with Shawn lately
-Story of the Iron Sheik ratting out other wrestlers for doing drugs
-Story of Marty asking the Sheik to take care of a girl for him and then she ended up in the hospital
-Talks about the wresting school he works at now
-Tons of incredible of party and rib stories
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nate ellingsworth
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This could have been a 4dvd set just so he could continue with the stories. Marty holds nothing back, gives info before he's even asked. Great impersonations and road stories. I can't say enough great things about this one. It is what a shoot should be.
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I own many many shoot interviews, but this is by far the one that I come back to the most. Marty tells great & detailed stories, and he truly deserves more credit! By the way, in case you are unaware... Marty Jannetty is the most UNDERRATED wrestler of ALL TIME!
excellent shoot interview
great shoot interview, I would recommend it to every wrestling fan, funny, informative, honest and just plain awesome.
He got screwed ..... a lot
And I mean the goodway. This interview is so funny and he seemed to be honest in his answers. This is why we need a real ROCKERS shoot to get some things straight. AND DAMN I WISH YALL HAD A CURT HENNING shoot, the stories Marty has with him from the Locks, to the Nick Bockwinkles picture, to the wheelchair girl, to the phone call to VINCE to quit, to the IRON shiek stories all great stuff. I tend to believe MArty more especially since he says that since HBK is so christian now that maybe he will tell the truth on stuff as everyone knows, he does not in his shoot. THIS IS A MUST HAVE SHOOT and funny with the RF shoots, its the ones you think arent going to be very good are the best.
the rocker
say what you want about them, but the rockers were truly ahead of their time and not only were they one of the greatest tag teams in history, but they will go down as the greatest team to never win the world tag team titles. marty deserves just as much credit as shawn gets for making that team what it was, his efforts can't go unnoticed! he truly was a great wrestler who didn't get a fair shake. this interview was highly entertaining and informative. he spills everything on vince, verne and shawn. he also confirms on what a lying, backstabbing, liberty taker shawn was, as shawn double crossed him numerous times, i guess shawn tried to get back at him for marty kicking his butt. but both marty and bret have confirmed that shawn should'nt be taken at his word. this was a greta interview.
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News | February 6, 2002
Kids Explore Earth, Olympic Style
Earthly wonders on display in a small children's museum have spread worldwide with the help of NASA and JPL. Beginning this week, visitors will be treated to a new exhibit at the future home of the Children's Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City, called "Walk On Our World." The building is a 68,000 square foot facility in the new Gateway Center, only blocks from the Olympic Square perimeter.
The exhibit features a unique array of NASA and JPL images. Visitors can view huge wall maps of the United States and Utah, including 3-D stereo images. An enormous floor map of the world will allow visitors to literally walk across the planet.
"These NASA images are a way of bringing you up close and personal with your planet," said D.D. Hilke, executive director of the museum. "We think that it will be a way to personally fit you into your world."
As the host city of the 2002 Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City will entertain guests from hundreds of countries around the world. Museum visitors will see a detailed animation that simulates flying through the Salt Lake City area. As the scene changes from summer to winter, viewers get a bird's eye view of such Olympic venues as the Rice-Eccles Olympic Stadium and the Olympic Medals Plaza.
The animation was created with images from JPL's Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (Aster), flying on the Terra satellite. Aster provides valuable data sets that allow scientists to map important geographical features like land surface temperature and elevation
Through animation and images at the museum, Hilke sees an amazing opportunity to jump-start one of the museum's future themes of taking ownership of the world and learning how individuals can affect it. Hilke imagines people pointing out places where they have been and viewing, in detail, geographical locations they have never seen before.
Joanna Fisher, the museum's gallery coordinator, describes the museum's goal to enrich the lives of children by creating a "doing place." She sees the images as a natural way to encourage viewers to interact.
"They are learning tools that promote questions," Fisher said. "People might ask 'why did people settle here?' or 'why are the borders here?' and the fabulous detail and resolution make that so much easier to see."
JPL's contributions include a mosaic wall map of the United States from Landsat 5 satellite data -- about 6 by 3.5 meters (20 by 12 feet); a wall map of Utah from the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer instrument -- about 3 by 3.5 meters (about 10 feet by 12 feet); a wall map of the Wasatch Range and Salt Lake City from the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (Aster) instrument; and wall map stereo images from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission, Landsat and Spectro Radiometer data.
Dr. Robert E. Crippen, a JPL research geologist, created two, six-foot tall 3-D stereoscopic image views of the Wasatch Mountains region, which includes Salt Lake City, using data from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission draped with Landsat 7 satellite imagery. The Shuttle Radar Topography Mission flew on the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 2000, using radar instruments to collect data for the most detailed topographic map of the Earth ever made. One image requires the familiar red and blue "anaglyph" glasses and shows the 3-D view in black and white. The other image is in full color and puts the left and right eye views side-by-side but reversed. The color image becomes 3-D when viewers cross their eyes, each eye seeing its own perspective. People who have difficulty with the cross-eyed method should have no problem with the anaglyph.
In addition to providing data for a stereo image, JPL's Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer also provided data for a wall map of Utah. Instead of viewing Earth from a single perspective, this instrument collects images from nine widely spaced angles as the satellite that it rides on glides above Earth. The stereo image represents an area that spans 380 kilometers by 704 kilometers (about 236 by 437 miles).
Mosaics made from Landsat and other NASA instrument data sets were modified to provide large display maps as well as the floor map. The exhibit's creators hope, of course, that guests will crawl all over the planet they call home, scrutinizing it as they never have before. JPL computer scientist Lucian Plesea used JPL software to create and modify the maps.
During an event that the whole world is watching, exhibit coordinators hope that visitors to the children's museum will be able to appreciate the enormity of the world but also the intimacy that humans share with it. As Fisher reminds us, "Look closely, it's your planet!"
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ROCKVILLE — Shannon Mestas had eight strikeouts in her complete-game shutout for the Solano Community College softball team as the Falcons won 3-0 over Cosumnes River College in Bay Valley Conference action, Thursday.
Mestas only gave up two hits in the circle for the Falcons (26-2, 10-0 BVC), adding a 2 for 3 appearance at the plate with an RBI.
Aleyna Benipayo was 2 for 3 with a triple and an RBI, crossing the plate in the bottom of the first on a Mestas single.
SCC's next run came from Amber Takeda, who hit a solo home run in the fourth for her only hit of the game.
The last run for the Falcons came from Britney Taglieri who was 1 for 3 with a stand-up double to bring in Mestas.
SCC travels to play Yuba City College on Tuesday.
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SCC falls fall to Los Medanos
ROCKVILLE — The Solano Community College baseball team allowed a five-run fifth inning and fell 7-2 to Los Medanos College in Bay Valley Conference play, Thursday.
The Falcons (6-18, 4-7 BVC) opened up with a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first when David Fernandez crossed the plate on an RBI groundout from Nick Perez, but would not score again until the eighth inning.
Brandon Mihelich got the start for the Falcons and threw four innings, allowing one run on two hits. Angel Lara that took the loss as he allowed five runs in 1 2-3 innings.
David Fernandez was 2 for 5, while Perez was 2 for 4 with an RBI for SCC
The Falcons will travel to play Los Medanos in Pittsburg, Saturday.
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Vikings roll to win over Apaches
VALLEJO — The Vanden High tennis team topped Vallejo in a 8-1 decision in Solano County Athletic Conference action, Thursday.
Cameron Hoover and Dustin Edmonds did not drop a game in their No. 2 doubles victory for the Vikings (9-1), while Brandon Cervino and Fernando Angulo only lost one game (6-0, 6-1) in their No. 3 doubles match versus the Apaches' Marcus Peoples and Renz Grayaca.
The only match to go three sets was at No. 4 singles as the Vikings' Joseph Brooks defeated Vallejo's Jairo Gonzales 3-6, 6-1, 6-2.
Vanden travels to Benicia in a make up game, today.
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Indians cruise to win over Davis
FAIRFIELD — The Armijo High badminton team defeated Davis High 12-3 in Monticello Empire League play, Thursday.
Serenity Liew, Stephanie Sek, Akena Reyes, Noni Guevara, Angelica Roxas and Ysabelle Balomadres were all double winners for the Indians (7-2, 6-1 MEL).
Stephanie Weber and Liew were in the match of the day in No. 1 doubles, winning 20-22, 21-12, 21-18.
Armijo travels to Vacaville, today.
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Indians 4th, Mustangs 5th in MEL tourney
FAIRFIELD — The Armijo and Rodriguez High golf teams earned a fourth and fifth, respectively, at the Monticello Empire League Tournament at the Paradise Valley, Thursday.
Vacaville High won the par 72 tournament with a 425, while the Indians finished with a 511 and the Mustangs with a 518.
Rodriguez (1-6) was led by Jacob Hurt who shot a 96, while Parker Oldham finished with a 100. Parker Schnider carded a 104, while Brandon Almenia landed a 108 and David Burns added a 110.
Mario Esparza led Armijo with a 89, while Jonathan Delmendo carded a 104. Jason Miralles and Justin Wong each shot a 105, while Bryce Neilson had a 108.
The Mustangs travel to Green Tree to face Vacaville, Tuesday.
Vanden 221, Vallejo 339: At Vacaville, the Vikings (5-2, 5-1 SCAC) were led by Devyn Fitchhorn and Nick Andrews as they shot both shot a 36.
Ryan Cantrell carded a 47, while Mike Harris added a 49 and Andrew Switzer shot a 53.
Vanden plays American Canyon at Chardonnay Golf Club, Monday.
Vacaville Christian 268, Highlands Forfeit: At Elverta, the Falcons (5-0) were victorious due to the Scots only having three golfers.
Scott Gardener led Vacaville Christian as he shot a 37, while Spencer Auch and Thomas Wary carded a 55. Kevin Peng added a 56, while Xinting Li shot a 65.
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VACAVILLE — The Armijo High soccer team had a few chances to score but never found the net in a 2-0 loss to Vacaville in Monticello Empire League play, Thursday.
The two opportunities to score came in the first half for the Indians (7-3-1, 3-2-1 MEL) as Cindy Rodriguez had the first chance but hit the goal post and Monique Evans' shot sailed over the net.
Freshman Taylor Morris was in the net for Armijo in the first half and recorded eight saves, while Anna Castro came in for the second half and had six saves.
The Indians are at Will C. Wood, Tuesday.
Vacaville Christian 6, San Juan 2: At Citrus Heights, the Falcons (5-2-1) were led by Kirsten Daugherty, who had three goals in the Sierra Delta League victory.
Lisa Yoakum added two goals, while Taylor Schubert had one goal and two assists. Yoakum and Daugherty each had an assists as well.
Maddy Kelly was the goalie for Vacaville Christian and had seven saves.
The Falcons host Highlands, Tuesday.
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