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Neil Young is born in Toronto, Canada.
In the wake of Buffalo Springfield's demise, Neil Young releases his self-titled first solo album, which fails to make Billboard's Top 200 album chart
Only five months after his debut album, Neil Young releases 'Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere,' the first of many with Crazy Horse.
'Deja Vu,' by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, is released. With the addition of Neil Young giving the band a more electric edge, the album goes to #1 and sells more than 7 million copies.
Neil Young's third solo album, 'After the Gold Rush,' is released. It peaks at #8 and yields a major hit, "Only Love Can Break Your Heart."
Neil Young's fourth solo album, 'Harvest,' tops the album charts for the first of two weeks. Having sold more than 4 million copies, it remains his best-selling album.
"Heart of Gold," by Neil Young—and featuring Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor on harmony vocals—tops the singles charts.
"Old Man," by Neil Young, peaks at #31 on the pop chart. It is the third and last time Young will crack the Top Forty
'Time Fades Away', the first of three consecutive Neil Young albums that break with the mellow sound of the best-selling 'Harvest,' is released.
Neil Young taps into the spirit of Seventies malaise with 'On the Beach,' which 'Rolling Stone' calls "the most despairing album of the decade."
Neil Young's 'Tonight's the Night,' inspired by and dedicated to a pair of musical acquaintances who died of drug overdoses, is released.
Neil Young performs "Helpless" at 'The Last Waltz,' the Band's farewell concert.
'Decade,' a triple-album Neil Young retrospective personally assembled by the artist, is released.
'Comes a Time', by Neil Young, is released. One of Young's most personal and intimate works, it peaks at #7 – a chart showing surpassed only by 1972's Harvest (#1) and 1995's Mirror Ball (#5)
'Rust Never Sleeps,' by Neil Young, is released. It peaks at #8 and is certified platinum (one million sales) a year later.
'Re-ac-tor,' Neil Young's 16th and final album for Reprise Records – until his return to the label in 1988 – is released.
Neil Young kicks off his association with a new label, Geffen Records, with 'Trans,' an album of heavily synthesized, computer-generated songs interspersed with breezy love songs. It reaches #17, his best showing until 'Harvest Moon' peaks at #16 in 1992.
'Old Ways,' a straightforward country-flavored album by Neil Young, is released.
Marking his return to Reprise Record, Neil Young releases 'This Note's for You,' a bluesy, swinging album featuring a full horn section.
MTV presents "The 1989 MTV Video Music Awards" live from the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles." Arsenio Hall is the host and Neil Young's "This Note's For You" takes home Video of the Year.
Neil Young releases 'Freedom,' his best album in a decade. A blistering performance of the opening track, "Rockin' in the Free World," on 'Saturday Night Live' is regarded as one of that show's best performances.
'Ragged Glory,' an electric return to form by Neil Young and Crazy Horse, is released.
Twenty years after the release of his milestone 'Harvest,' Neil Young issues a sequel, 'Harvest Moon.' It becomes his first million-seller since 1979's 'Rust Never Sleeps.'
Neil Young's 'Unplugged' CD and video are released. Recorded on February 7th in Los Angeles and first aired on MTV in March, it is an all-acoustic 14-song set.
Neil Young's Grammy-nominated "Philadelphia," from the AIDS-themed movie of the same name, loses to Bruce Springsteen's "Streets of Philadelphia' (also on the soundtrack), for Best Song from a Motion Picture.
Neil Young releases 'Sleeps With Angels,' whose harder-edged sound nods to Seattle grunge-rockers and pays tribute to the late Kurt Cobain.
Neil Young is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the tenth annual induction dinner. Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam is his presenter.
Neil Young's 'Mirror Ball,' an album recorded in Seattle with Pearl Jam, is released.
'Broken Arrow,' which reunites Neil Young with Crazy Horse, is released.
Neil Young releases 'Silver & Gold,' one of his most intimate and personal albums.
'Road Rock Volume 1,' a live album credited to Neil Young, Friends & Relatives, is released.

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Daphne Carr is a Women Who Rocks and electric bass instructor for the Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls, a PhD candidate in ethnomusicology at Columbia University, and the series editor of Best Music Writing. She co-wrote the afterward for Out of the Vinyl Deeps: The Rock Writing of Ellen Willis (University of Minnesota Press 2011), with Rolling Stone.com's managing editor Evie Nagy and is the co-founder of GirlGroup, a listserv devoted to discussion about women music scholars, critics, journalists, and writers. She recently attended the Rock Hall's Summer Teacher Institute and visited the Women Who Rock exhibit.
One of the things we teach our girls at the Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls is that "rock" is a verb, and that you can rock anything if you give it your soul, passion, and time. We encourage the girls not just to rock their instruments, but to become passionate listeners and critics of the music and musical culture they have around them, to become brilliant, even-handed and confident in their assessments of what makes music great, and to not unnecessarily shut down others who rock differently.
There may be no greater role model for that kind of criticism than Cleveland's own Jane Scott, who passed away July 4, 2011 at the age of 92. It is time that history remembers her as well as the city of Cleveland will.
The first rock critic at a daily newspaper, she was a pioneer in the field and its longest practitioner. Scott went from teen reporter to world-renowned critic in her fifty-year career (1952-2002) at the Cleveland Plain Dealer. She was known for her warmth, incredible ability to put artists at ease, and her constant check-in with fans and other listeners, making sure she told a broad story of the music she heard.
Scott was a pure product of Ohio, and an indelible part of the history of American popular music. She gave her life, long and well, to rock 'n' roll. She graduated from Lakewood High School in 1937 and started as a society reporter at Plain Dealer on March 24, 1952, an assignment that bucked against her egalitarian spirit. She then moved up to two more "unimportant" beats, the senior citizen section and teen page, the latter of which afforded her a unique glimpse into the immense changes in youth culture of the time. Seeing girls screaming for the Beatles in 1964 convinced her of her section's future, and her own. She made rock her beat, and therefore made it a subject worthy of criticism and reporting. She was the first.
But, as Anastasia Pantsios, who worked with Scott at the Plain Dealer in the '80s, told rock criticism historian Elizabeth Weinstein: "In the 1960s, writing about rock music was still considered writing about nothing. It was not taken seriously by the grown-ups." Robert Christgau, famed rock critic and historian of the American field, says that Scott's passion for teen culture was, at the time, what set her apart. "That was a much bigger deal for someone born circa 1930 than it is today and one of the reasons I admire her. Scott reached across the generational divide in a way no one born after 1940 has to, because in 1955 things really did change--and for those who were born after 1950, so that they were teenagers when Beatlemania began, the adjustments are even easier."
As Scott moved through her career, her biographers often made light of her style. Rolling Stone wrote in 1979 that she was an "amateur handwriting analyst, Sunday school teacher, often engaged single woman and palm reader-is the pop/rock writer for Ohio's largest daily newspaper." The Wall Street Journal commented that "she never takes herself too seriously" (Stricharchuk 1987) and many focused on her as "the world's oldest teenager," what could be a double whammy of age-ism and sexism or a celebration of her fan-like approach to writing.
She was even left out of the 1995 anthology of women's writing about music, Rock She Wrote, which co-editor Evelyn McDonnell told Weinstein she regretted. Co-editor Ann Powers, now at NPR, agreed. "When we put the book together, Evelyn and I were young enough to believe that our way of writing about music was the right (if not only way), and Scott's work didn't fit our paradigm. We...valued a form of criticism informed by both academia and New Journalism. Scott lived in the Midwest and had written for a daily paper for years, crafting her way of thinking and writing to appeal to a wide audience of readers, very few of whom gave a flying fig about 'identity politics' or postmodern theory. Now, I think Evelyn and I both recognize that writers do their best when creating a dialogue with their readers, whom ever those readers are." Weinstein wrote a chapter about Scott in her 2006 Master's thesis on women's role in music journalism (published later in Journalism History Journal), said that Scott's continual reliance on fan-perspective made her a target of male critics who thought she relied too much on other people's opinions rather than her own. "It got to be kind of a standing joke about Jane Scott putting down where everybody went to high school."
Indeed when Rolling Stone, Creem, and other rock-oriented publications started popping up, their need to legitimate rock as art and desire to seem of the counterculture lent to an often braggadocio filled, swaggering style that attempted to be as hip as the mostly male rock bands they covered. Many came from English departments at elite universities, and their attempts at new criticism (and new journalism) placed distance between the artist, the fan, and the more "objective" critic. Scott never did that. She was a reporter of what happened at a concert, and what exactly made it so that others loved the music. She was not skeptical, but, as McDonnell said, empathetic.
Scott was often decades older than the people she interviewed, and came to inhabit the hip grandmother archetype with aplomb. This, like her icebreakers, was both a genuine part of her character and a shrewd strategy for disarming the increasingly media-wary stars who crossed her path. She did indeed read palms, and talked about partners, children, and other "domestic" matters that her male colleagues thought irrelevant to the artists' lives. These, as we now know, are the very spaces that feminist writers find the most revealing, and allow journalists to tell stories about the real world problems that celebrities have in ways that can shed light on our own human condition. (Would we prefer that Rihanna's story of partner abuse a "private matter" or, as we say in camp, "a teachable moment.") She was absolutely unconcerned with seeming hip or needing her artists to be. For this, she was treated similarly humanly, and became a favorite of legendary musicians who would open their stories, news, and hearts to her after horrible or long gigs, while exhausted. Even Lou Reed liked Jane. Powers says that this is the revolutionary aspect of Scott as a woman practicing in a mostly male field and among mostly male artist, the "tacit insistence that she deserved to be accepted as a peer. [It] was apparently unwavering."
Scott's long run as a pop critic is especially impressive when you consider the demands of going to concerts for a living. The Plain Dealer's Michael Heaton spoke the truth about criticism as labor when he talked to Weinstein in 2005: "People think it sounds like a lot of fun, but after a while it can be challenging to keep up your energy and enthusiasm for it. That never flagged with her… " [It] was not uncommon to see Jane at 2 a.m. at her desk at the Plain Dealer, hammering out a review. It didn't hurt that she was single. She never married. She was married to rock and roll."
This is the kind of story that is both heart warming and breaking, a story that you will see repeated in the halls of the Women Who Rock exhibit at the Rock Hall this summer and winter. Historically, women had to make choices between career and traditional roles within the family, often at the expense of love, child rearing, or any domestic stability. This is something we try to discuss with our girls at camp without being idealist or too damning, because we really do believe that times have changed for professional women in the music industry as musicians and as writers, managers, label executives, and other workers. No one can have it all, but women are increasingly able to have more public success given the change in partner responsibilities and childcare expectations in the last few decades.
Part of the reason that Scott's personal life comes into play, Powers suggests, is the still existing resistance to taking pop seriously as a career, something Scott did from the word go, and something many women still have to face when pursuing the dream of being musicians, recording engineers, or label personnel. "A woman who remains single and puts her career first often earns pity, not admiration, in our society, now as it did in the 1960s, when Scott began her rock and roll odyssey. But I do wonder -- if Scott had pursued a more 'serious' subject, would the fact that she was not also a wife and mother have been so often discussed? I respect Scott for taking fun seriously, and for remaining loyal to an art form many still consider ephemeral."
Cleveland native writer Holly Gleason published a tribute to the critic on the LA Times blog that highlights the importance of women in the spotlight, of female role models, and the importance of intergenerational exchange that is foundational to camp and is evident in each step of the Women Who Rock exhibit. It also shows that Jane did have children. I am one of them, as is Gleason and several decades of women who rock the page. She writes: "Growing up in Cleveland, I devoured every word she wrote: about Jackson Browne, Gil Scott Heron, Springsteen, the Ramones, the Stray Cats and Heart. She made me feel like I knew them, because she did. Not only did she, she got the very best out of exhausted, often cranky, certainly entitled stars. Because she could -- and did with unwavering dignity -- I believed I could too."
Many thanks to Elizabeth Weinstein for her piece "Married to Rock and Roll: Jane Scott, Grandmother of Rock Journalism" in Journalism History, October 2006.


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Hmmm, not familiar with those. I'd probably pee on another one when I really had to go for good measure. :)
Hmmm, not familiar with those. I'd probably pee on another one when I really had to go for good measure. :)
and this is where dollar store pg tests, or at least the generic drugstore multipacks come in handy.
Get women's health recalls from the FDA, figured this would be a good place to put this, in case some of you are on these:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 31, 2012 - NEW YORK, N.Y. – Pfizer Inc. announced today that it has voluntarily recalled 14 lots of Lo/Ovral?-28 (norgestrel and ethinyl estradiol)Tablets and 14 lots of Norgestrel and Ethinyl Estradiol Tablets (generic) for customers in the U.S. market. An investigation by Pfizer found that some blister packs may contain an inexact count of inert or active ingredient tablets and that the tablets may be out of sequence. The cause was identified and corrected immediately.
These products are oral contraceptives indicated for the prevention of pregnancy in women who elect to use oral contraceptives as a method of contraception. These tablets were manufactured and packaged by Pfizer Inc., commercialized by Akrimax Rx Products and labeled under the Akrimax Pharmaceuticals brand. This product is distributed to warehouses, clinics and retail pharmacies nationwide.
As a result of this packaging error, the daily regimen for these oral contraceptives may be incorrect and could leave women without adequate contraception, and at risk for unintended pregnancy. These packaging defects do not pose any immediate health risks. However, consumers exposed to affected packaging should begin using a non-hormonal form of contraception immediately. Patients who have the affected product (lot numbers are provided below) should notify their physician and return the product to the pharmacy.
These products are packaged in blister packs containing 21 tablets of active ingredients and seven tablets of inert ingredients. Correct dosing of this product is important in avoiding the associated risks of an unplanned pregnancy. Correctly packaged blister packs are pictured here.
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I've stopped taking the pill and the world is a better place. Even my skin. Huzzah!
No pill life is way more enjoyable than pill life! Love it.
So yesterday I was rockin my hot full panel maternity pants, and since the panel actually feels like a shirt on my belly, I came out of the bathroom with my ACTUAL shirt still pulled up under my boobs and with just the full panel blazing out. That was embarrassing. Lesson learned there.
Anyway, YAY for you!!!!
I stopped taking the pill a year ago and at first it was hell adjusting back to the "real world" of periods, so to speak. But since then I've adjusted back and its not bad at all. I was on it more for PMS/skin more than birth control for the most part. I'm glad my body has readjusted. I'm never going back on the pill again. I loved the lite periods but thats really the only thing I've lost.
i've had my implanon for almost three months now. today i'm not bleeding, but i've probably bled about 70% of the time since i've been on it, mostly spotting but then a few days of bleeding like i might die and then it will just stop for a few days. my new neuro already told me she thinks i should take it out, but that isn't happening any time soon. sometimes i forget its in my arm and i feel it and i'm like OMFG oh yeah, i got birth control stuck in my arm.
I really do feel better without it, all over and generally.
I don't want the implant, the constant bleeding being one of the reasons emmie. Thinking about it, I can't name anybody I know that has the implant where there hasn't been something wrong. When my bestie had it, she had to take the pill on top of it to balance out what it was does. I'm like, fuck that, jizz on my tits
England is whack.
i've got my fingers crossed, hopefully i'll stop bleeding. on the pill i would still spot all the time so this is only slightly more annoying and temporary--i think.
I don't know if I would be able to function without the pill. I was normal but then I went a year with my period coming only every other month, sometimes more. Then I went a year without it. I have only had a regular period since then while on the pill. I actually lost weight and my chin hairs and facial hair have gotten lighter/almost gone completely. I'm kinda afraid what will happen when I go off of it. I was told that my PCOS is due to too much testosterone and I'm assuming the pill is the only way to fix it, unless I would be able to just take the hormones when I am ready to start trying for a baby.
Yea, the minipill is POP. They gave her the combined, I think, on top of the implant. She had the implant taken out and the world was a better place.
Doctors here are hard selling long term contraception, regardless. I'm a pill only girl, it's a control thing, but I'm not even doing that now and I feel better for it!
i'm in a lot of pain right now. the drs keep suggesting that i take this thing out of my arm. its really tempting.
I have the implant and do not have a period. I have had it since June. It bled for like two months then NOTHING!!! Love it!!!
i haven't bleed in a few weeks after bleeding off and on (mostly on) for about three+ months. but today i'm cramping like a mother, and i would stab someone for a hot bath. i really want to go back to the hormone-free life but my RA drugs require me to be on hbc. fml. if the periods go away i need the endo pain to go away, too. hail satan.
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World Centric, Corn and Talc Spoons are the best disposable cutlery available. I hated the waste and pollution associated with disposable plastic cutlery, which is why I was so pleased to find this product. It's also good that these spoons are made from GMO-free corn, and that the manufacturer is a "B corporation". One note about composting: I added some of these spoons to my compost months ago and they have yet to be broken down at all. These spoons probably are compostable, but only after quite a long period of time.
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O'Neill ready for Royals visit
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Manager previews Reading game.
Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill has had little time to brood over his side's defeat to Chelsea as they prepare to welcome Reading to the Stadium of Light.
The Black Cats face the Royals just three days after the match with the Blues, in the game that was postponed back in August following torrential downpour in the build-up to the fixture.
Not that the manager is dwelling on his side's recent run, that includes two home defeats in three games; O'Neill is more focussed on looking ahead and building on recent performances.
"If we play with the same endeavour we had in the second half against Norwich and all the way through the game with Chelsea then we give ourselves a good chance," the manager told the press.
"Results count over the season, if you start looking at results in sections it gives a different picture.
"The time to look back on results is at the end of the season after all games have been played.
"We're in a difficult situation at the moment but it's one that's not irretrievable by any stretch of the imagination."
Brian McDermott brings his Reading side to Wearside on the back of four successive defeats and six points from safety, with fixtures against Arsenal and Manchester City to follow before Christmas.
O'Neill understands the significance of Tuesday's fixture, with both teams vying to climb up the table: "It is a big game, but it always was going to be that. If we actually win the game, we lift ourselves into 15th position in the league.
"But I don't think that's the issue, it's the points on the board which are more important. We need to get some points now and we just need to win the game."
"It's a game we can win," said O'Neill. "I'm sure Reading possibly feel the same themselves, but it's really up to us.
"It's far from doom and gloom around the place. The players are very positive, they're really upbeat and they've been in this position before, so they know how to cope with it."


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Pre-Season Training Basics for the Beginner/Intermediate Road Racer
Pre-Season Training Basics for the Beginner/Intermediate Road Racer
The off-season is winding down and the start of official training will be here before you know it. Before you start up with long rides and big hours, take some time to plan. Winter is a great time to work on your weaknesses, so be sure to include them in your planning. It's difficult to summarize these ideas into a short article, so feel free to email me at ben@ollettcoaching if you have further questions. Here are some basic ideas for the beginner to intermediate cyclist:
1) Structure and Rest
Create a detailed plan for your training. Establish a goal for each block of training, and make sure your training rides reflect that goal. Be sure to plan enough rest into your program. I'd generally recommend an extra day of rest over an extra day of training. A 1:1 work to rest ratio is a good place to start. That means that for every hard day, you need an easy day to recover. You can play around with this ratio to an extent with different types of overload training, but eventually you'll need to come back to the 1:1 ratio. Fitness gains are made as you recover, so if you neglect recovery, you won't be ready for your hard days. If you're not rested for your hard days, you'll have mediocre workouts. If you continue this pattern, your fitness won't improve and you'll find yourself in a general state of fatigue. So, if you find yourself tired and unable to generate quality workouts, it doesn't mean that you're a wimp. Most likely, you need some extra rest.
3) Quality Over Quantity
Make the most of your time on the bike. The traditional slow base miles plan is a waste of time for most people. Don't get caught up in the hours per week game. Quality hours are the important part. If you're short on time, I recommend a tempo pace (or Friel's Zone 3) rather than the traditional base pace.
4) Sleep
Sleep is the most important aspect of recovery, so make an effort to get as much sleep as you can. Hours of sleep are a good thing to keep track of in your training log. If you have responsibilities that prevent you from sleeping as much as you should, you need to plan in an extra day of rest to give your body time to recover.
5) Weight-Bearing Activity
There is ample research available demonstrating the poor bone density in many cyclists. This is primarily a result of a lack of any weight-bearing activity. So, as an advocate of good health, I recommend running year-round. Blasphemy you say…well, I disagree. If you run consistently, your legs will adapt and it won't cause the crippling soreness that so many cyclists experience in their first and only off-season run. As a minimum, I recommend 3 runs per week, 20-30 mins in length. Your bones will thank you. For further explanation, read Monique Ryan's article on bone density in cyclists.
6) Bad/Cold Weather Ideas
Winter doesn't have to mean hours of suffering in your basement on a stationary trainer. I personally believe that every trainer ride takes one year off of your life, so I adhere to a strict no-stationary-exercise policy. There are plenty of other exercise options when the weather is bad including: running, hiking, swimming, backcountry skiing, and Nordic skiing. Or another option is to ride a mountain bike on the road - you'll go slower and stay warmer.
M: easy jog 20 mins (active recovery)
T: 1.5hrs – 2x30min tempo (Zone 3) efforts
W: 20-30min easy jog (active recovery)
Th: 1.5hrs – 3x15min LT (Zone 4) efforts
F: 20-30min easy jog (active recovery)
Sa: 2-3hrs Hard Group Ride
Su: 2-3 hrs w/ 60-80 mins tempo (Zone 3)
M: off
T: easy jog 20-30 mins (active recovery)
W: 1.5-2hrs 3x20min LT efforts
Th: easy jog 20-30 mins (active recovery)
F: easy jog 20-30mins (active recovery)
Sa: 2.5hrs steady just below tempo
Su: 2.5-3hrs Hard Group Ride
Many thanks to Ben at Ollett Coaching for taking the time to make this training plan and explain it! Want more help or a customized plan that fits your needs and time constrains, contact ben at ollettcoaching dot com. Make sure you Print this Now
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Here is another pre season plan
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You always need to be fit
Submitted by Jenna (not verified) on
You always need to be fit for any kind of sport. It is amazing how much regular training and constant workouts are essential to keep in shape for anytime races. I am not a hardcore bicycling fan but I do bicycle on and off and enjoy it. It is amazing how one routine skipped can be harmful to you and your practice of sport.
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Advocating short runs 3x per
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Advocating short runs 3x per week doesn't seem nearly as crazy as half the s*** people are doing (or claim to be doing) this time of year to get an edge.
From what I've seen, the nuttier the training or training methodologies October-December, the less chance that guy has of being around come May.
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Meet Carrie Switzer
Associate Professor,
- B.A. Psychology, McPherson College
- M.Ed. Research Methodology, University of Pittsburgh
- Ph.D. Developmental and Educational Psychology, University of Pittsburgh
- I originally wanted to be a special education teacher. I was a counselor at a summer camp for kids who were mentally challenged, and I met another counselor there who encouraged me to go to McPherson College in Kansas. When I got there, I
realized the only classes I wanted to take were the psychology classes, so I switched to psychology. I thought I wanted to be a counselor and go into private practice, but thankfully I didn't go straight into graduate school with that in mind. Instead, I worked at a county crisis line for three years, training people to take calls, and also taking calls myself. Doing that made me realize that I did not want to counsel people. I decided that I wanted to teach. So when I went to graduate school, my plan was to become a professor.
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- Lynn Pardie, the Associate Vice Chancellor for Graduate Education, and I designed our capstone course to evaluate whether or not students are mastering the American Psychological Association's ten learning goals that they set up for undergraduate psychology majors. Over the last four years, I've been collecting data on that and I'm going to present it at the American Psychological Association convention this August.
Major project underway:
- I want to start looking into the barriers for women who are nontraditional students coming to higher education. I want to look at the things that prevent them from coming and whether there are different personality traits for women who do come back as opposed to women who don't go beyond the high school education level.
Learning philosophy:
- I try to have students collaborate on a topic in each class. When I was an undergraduate student, I hated just sitting and listening to the professor because there are so few people who are really that interesting for that long, some are, but that's rare. So I do some lecturing, but then I show a video clip or something illustrating the concept, and then I have students get together in small groups each class period to do assignments applying the concept. I think it's important for them to be able to see how the theories and concepts that we're talking about apply to real life. I try to help them see practical ways that psychology can be used.
Campus connections:
- Sheryl Reminger, another professor in the Psychology Department, and I have helped with the costumes for three of the UIS plays. We go to the dress rehearsals and are backstage during the performances. It allows us to interact with students in a different way than when we are in the classroom.
Advice for prospective students:
- For any student, the thing I found the most useful as an undergraduate was volunteering to help faculty on projects. It's particularly good for students to take advantage of the AST opportunity. It's different to think about what a job might be like as opposed to experiencing it. The more practical experience students get in the area they want to go into, the better off they'll be once they get out there.
Best thing about UIS:
- You get the best of both worlds here. Instructors have come here because they like to teach and they are good at it, but unlike smaller schools where the teachers are very focused on teaching, here the teachers are also expected to be scholars with active research areas. So students are exposed to people who are good teachers but who also have active research projects. Sometimes at bigger universities you have people who are the research one researchers, but they are not necessarily good teachers and they are not necessarily teaching. Here, you're getting a combination of people who are good at both and who do both.
Best thing about the Psychology program:
- We're focused on getting undergraduate students involved in faculty research projects and having students do their own research projects. We have several students every year who go and present at the Midwestern Psychological Association conference and the UIS Research Symposium who are doing their own work, which helps them get into graduate school. That's not counting the students who help faculty as research assistants. I feel that is a strength of our program—we're not so big that students don't have a chance to participate; we can expose them to hands on research that is valuable for their future education.


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As a foster child, Maria Lema bounced from home to home, from school to school and from state to state. She lived, at times, with her mother, her father, her step fathers, her uncle, her aunt and her friends. None of the relatives she knows ever attended college.
Yet, thanks to core inner strength, key help from her high school in partnership with Catholic Charities affiliate St. Raymond Community Outreach and assistance from the New York Times Neediest Cases fund, she is attending SUNY Buffalo, scoring an A average during this, her first semester.
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Two former varsity athletes – Karen Bryant and Lou Gellermann – will be inducted in the University of Washington's Alumni Hall of Fame, the Department of Communications announced today.
Bryant ('02), a former Husky basketball player, is the chief executive officer of the Seattle Storm and has led the team to a pair of WNBA championships. Bryant also served as director of operations for the Seattle Reign of the American Basketball League and was recognized as the Seattle Sports Executive of the Year at the 2010 Seattle Sports Star of the Year Awards.
Gellermann ('58), perhaps better known as the long-time public address voice at Husky Stadium, was a member of the 1958 UW varsity eight men's crew that beat a Soviet boat in the USSR in one of the first U.S. sporting events broadcast from behind the Iron Curtain. Gellermann's boat beat the Leningrad Trud Rowing Club, which had edged the Huskies for the Grand Challenge Cup ant the Royal Henley Regatta earlier that year.
Gellerman, along with the entire 1958 varsity eight, was inducted into the Husky Hall of Fame (athletics) in 1984.
The UW Alumni Hall of Fame inductions will take place Oct. 15 at 5:00 p.m. at the University of Washington Club. For more information, click here.


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Officials say some residents whose houses were evacuated when an oil pipeline ruptured in central Arkansas can go home this week.
Federal on-scene coordinator Nick Brescia says the residents of four homes in Mayflower could be allowed back on Thursday, and the residents of another eight or nine homes could return in the coming days.
Crews are still on scene with heavy equipment, cleaning up what's left after ExxonMobil Pipeline Co.'s Pegasus pipeline ruptured March 29 and spilled thousands of barrels of oil. More than 20 homes were evacuated in Mayflower, about 25 miles northwest of Little Rock.
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Asking The Right Questions- Does God Care
Does God Care About Our Problems?
Watching the 2011-2012 NFL season, there was one player who spiked major debate. People everywhere were focused on Tim Tebow. If you don't know who he is by now, he's the Denver Quarterback famous for praying and praising God on and off the field. For a Christian like myself, I was so inspired to watch someone "famous" live out their faith without compromise. I loved that he was a player who my nephews looked up to. But not everyone felt the same way. The better Tebow did, the more questions, and frankly outrage, arose. People wanted to know if God really cared about football. Didn't He have better things to do? Did God play favorites? I can't tell you how many articles I came across with authors posing these questions and putting in their two cents. Now that the season is over, America has settled down a little on the Tebow-mania, but these questions still remain, and not just about Tim Tebow. People want to know if God really cares about them, personally, and why bad things are happening and no one is fixing them.
Does God Care About Me?
I read a great book once by Sonia E. Isaacs called "Angry Conversations with God." In the book she offers up some really raw insights about her relationship with God. Something that has stuck with me, even a year after reading the book, was a line where she also wondered if God cared about her, despite there being other, bigger, important things to worry about. I think the way she put it was that she had "middle-class white girl problems"…but she was a middle-class white girl. Her problems were relevant to her life. God has formed each one of us individually and He knows everything about us. It says in Psalm 139:13 that God knit us together. If there are any knitters out there, you know how much attention you have to pay to each stitch. That's how much God pays attention to us, how invested He is in us. So to say that you are just a middle-class white girl, or that you are just a guy who throws a ball for a living, is not saying enough about yourself. You are God's creation, His beloved. He cares about you and your problems, even the "silly" ones. So the question is not "Does God care about me?" because that is a resounding "YES!" The question is "Do I care about God?"
Do I Care About God?
Sometimes we can look at our problems and think "God, how could You let this happen?" But God isn't to blame. He is holy and blameless. We are to blame. If you stop and think about it, when was the last time you did something, anything, for someone else? Sometimes, we get so caught up in what God "isn't" doing, that we don't realize that we are the ones who are doing nothing. We forget that we are all called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28) to bring light into the darkness. Maybe you can't cure AIDS, but you can donate to organizations that are helping educate people on how to stop the epidemic from spreading. Maybe you aren't in the financial position to donate to a cause, but you can start a fundraising page to raise awareness in your community. When we think of the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20, we often think of it as formulaic, but if that were true, God would have just used a "cookie-cutter" to form each of us. We all have a specific purpose in fulfilling God's purpose. He loved you enough to do His part, do you love Him enough to do yours?


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Seahawks rebound with 3-1 win over Mercer
Published: Sunday, September 8, 2013 at 11:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, September 8, 2013 at 11:15 p.m.
The UNCW men's soccer team was looking to rebound Sunday afternoon from a 2-1 loss on Friday to Presbyterian in the Hilton Garden Inn Classic at UNCW Soccer Stadium.
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The Seahawks controlled the action on the field against Mercer and the scoreboard, in a 3-1 final.
Rebound in hand, UNCW coach Aidan Heaney talked about where his 24th-ranked team stands in the early going, with a 3-1 record.
"We've just got to keep getting better as a team," Heaney said. "We did some things well on Friday and then we did some things that we didn't execute.
"Today, we did some good things. Our team showed some character to bounce back. So that was most pleasing."
The final tally was established late, on Jamie Dell's goal in the 89th minute. Dell raced across midfield, settled in a pass and dribbled through and past the defense to create a one-on-one with goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh.
Inside the Mercer box in the 13th minute, Colin Bonner deflected the ball to teammate Mark Harris, who finished for a 1-0 lead.
In the 40th minute, the Seahawks increased their advantage to 2-0. Jack Ward sent a pass across the goal front, where Nathaniel Goodwin blasted the net.
The Bears' only two shots of the first half were off direct free kicks.
"I think it was just a mentality today," Goodwin said. "We were hard as nails today. Playing such a physical team, I thought we came out strong and got the first goal.
"Definitely, there's always something to work on. Next week in practice we're going to work hard and we're going to come out the next week and play even better than we did today."
Mercer got on the board in the 71st minute, on James Walters' stinging header. The play was set up by David Murtaugh's corner kick.
The Bears picked up some momentum off the scoring play, but the Seahawks back line held firm to the final whistle.
"In the second half, we knew it was going to be difficult, because they were going to throw numbers forward," Heaney said. "I was disappointed that we let a goal in, but we defended resolutely, I thought."
The Seahawks will travel to Elon Saturday for a 7 p.m. kickoff.
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Photos from the Adam Taliaferro Foundation All-Star Football Classic at Rowan University on Wednesday, June 29, 2016.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The author of "Eat Pray Love" is splitting up with her husband, whom she describes meeting at the end of her million-selling memoir.
This month's box from the Marvel Collector Corps celebrates the publisher's female heroes (check out our unboxing video above). And as comics-…
Jon Mason and Mackenson Previl want to provide more fun in Pleasantville.
Country star Tim McGraw, who performs Monday, July 4, on the beach in Wildwood, will cap an all-American weekend filled with events.
Photos from the Adam Taliaferro Foundation All-Star Football Classic at Rowan University on Wednesday, June 29, 2016.
Nicole Wisser from EHT is the player of the year.
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Curtis Fitzpatrick of Egg Harbor Township wins the South Jersey Group IV 100-meter dash on May 24, 2013.
Antonio Spaccarotelli, 14, of Haddon Heights, caught a 4.6-pound flounder that was 23.5 inches long near the Atlantic City windmills Monday.
Bill Bittmann Jr., of South Dennis, caught this nice flounder from his kayak.
Bob and Randy Harbaugh, of Middletown, Delaware, caught flounder weighing up to 4 pounds from the Cape May Reef during their Father's Day outing.
Ryan Klein, 13, of Ventnor, caught two nice flounder Monday. One was 2 pounds and 19 inches, the other was 26.5 inches and 7 pounds. Ryan netted the bigger flounder three times bef
William Will, 10, of Mays Landing, caught an 8.2-pound flounder Monday in Absecon Inlet. William's catch was entered into the Youth Division of The Press Fishing Contest.
The crew aboard the Patty K won American Legion Post 396's 10th annual flounder tournament Saturday. They won for the largest flounder, a 5.71-pounder, and for total weight of thei
27" 9.9lb fluke caught on Saturday morning out going tide
Drum Fish- 65 pounds caught out of Cape may on Miss Fortescue Fishing Charter Boat on May 31st by Amanda Norcross from Cedarville Nj
Thomas Baker, of Spring Hill, Florida, caught a 51-pound striped bass on bunker in the North Wildwood surf. The fish was 51 inches long.
Denise Mulholland, of Cape May Court House, caught a 51.2-pound striped bass in the Delaware Bay on Saturday.
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Park City newcomer Jenn Silva hasn't had a headache since she moved here from Connecticut a year ago this month. That may not sound like a big deal to most of us, but it is to 23-year-old Silva. Since suffering a traumatic brain injury in a car accident seven years ago, she'd had migraine headaches almost every day. "Park City is the therapy I needed," an exuberant Silva says. "For the first time since I was 16, I am headache and migraine free."
Silva wasn't driving the car and was the only occupant injured. "At the accident site they said I had about a 20 percent chance of living," she recalls. "I was in and out of the hospital for months and had to learn how to walk all over again. I had some cognitive brain damage also. I had trouble reading and I had serious short-term memory loss. I would talk to someone and then forget everything we just said within seconds."
Silva's accident and the long recovery that followed were crucial to her way of looking at life. "It changed my perspective on what really is important in life; to not stress on the little things. Do what makes you happy with people who make you smile," she counsels.
Silva was born and grew up in Connecticut. She graduated from Suffield High School in 2008. "During my senior year a local TV station did a news story on my recovery," she says. "That experience inspired me to want to work in live television. In my sophomore year at college the same news crew gave me an internship at the station.
Two months after taking a degree in communications at Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic, the newly minted college graduate found herself in Park City. "It was my first ever move. My aunt, Chip Cook, has lived here since 1990 and encouraged me to move here. She and her family opened their home to me and I lived with them until this May, when I got an apartment of my own," she explains.
Within weeks of her arrival, Silva was working as an intern at Park City Television. "It was a great job! Terry Burden is the 'host with the most' and the director, Kevin Rapf, took me under his wing and taught me how to run the show. This was a great hands-on opportunity to see how a live TV show is made," she says.
After her internship, Silva worked last winter as hostess at Legends at the Park City Mountain Resort. Like many 20-something Parkites, Silva has been working two jobs lately: in the box office at the historic Egyptian Theatre for the last five months and as a server at the Eating Establishment on Main Street. "I love both my jobs," she gushes. "My coworkers at the 'Double E' are more of a family to me and have helped me feel at home here."
Two weeks ago she was offered a full-time position at the Egyptian, splitting her time between the box office and the visual arts department. "I'll be assisting in creating on-screen video and stills images and videotaping shows.
"The theater gives me the opportunity I've been looking for, to build my career and work creatively in a new theatrical aspect. I have never been happier at a job," Silva says.
Park City will be Silva's home for the foreseeable future. "Every day there is something going on in this town. It brings people out of their houses and gets them involved in the community. There is so much opportunity to try new things and find your niche. I bought a mountain bike and I'm getting into skiing."
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Favorite things to do: attend free concerts and other free activities
Favorite foods: "Mac & cheese will always be my go-to food. It's the only thing I know how to cook and I cook it all the time."
Favorite performers: Tom Petty, Foo Fighters, all the crazy performers at "Burning Man" last year.
Favorite reading: "1984" by George Orwell and "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury
Bucket list: Travel to the West Coast and Australia
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One of the things I love about being in this business is getting the opportunity to work with and help promote great artists. You know the ones that can move your soul and give you goose bumps? Well, Nikka Costa is someone I put in that category and we are proud at Giant Step to be involved in promoting her new release.
This Monday in Miami, we are continuing our monthly music series at The Florida Room in The Delano Hotel. We started the series in May with the goal to present great artists in a city that is known to be high on style and low on substance (no diss intended). So far the series has presented Jose James, Alice Russell, Janelle Monae, Little Jackie and last month we had the pleasure of Jazmine Sullivan.
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Boston won 4-2
|Game 1: Saturday, October 12
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|Game 2: Sunday, October 13
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|Game 3: Tuesday, October 15
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|Game 4: Wednesday, October 16
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|Game 5: Thursday, October 17
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|Game 6: Saturday, October 19
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Coverage: FOX
8:00 PM ET, October 17, 2013
Comerica Park, Detroit, Michigan
W: J. Lester (1-1)
L: A. Sanchez (1-1)
S: K. Uehara (2)
DETROIT -- Mike Napoli's drive cleared the wall in center field and landed in the ivy -- a spot at Comerica Park usually reserved for Miguel Cabrera's prodigious homers.
In this series, Napoli has been the one hitting key home runs, while Cabrera remains stymied by a tough Boston bullpen.
Napoli opened the scoring with another big long ball, Junichi Tazawa again bested Cabrera in a crucial spot and the Red Sox moved within one win of reaching the World Series by edging the Detroit Tigers 4-3 on Thursday night.
More Game 5 Coverage
Thursday night wasn't always pretty, but the Red Sox pulled out the win they needed against the Tigers in Game 5, Jerry Crasnick writes. Story
Miguel Cabrera, the reigning MVP, was responsible for some of the terrible plays that led to the Tigers' loss Thursday night, Jim Caple writes. Story
In the lineup vs. Detroit to make his first postseason start, young phenom Xander Bogaerts sparked the Sox at bat and afield, Gordon Edes writes. Story
The Koji Uehara legend is growing, as the accidental closer continues to show he has a knack for thriving under pressure, Jackie MacMullan writes. Story
In addition to falling victim to double plays, the Detroit Tigers made the most mistakes in this game and it cost them, David Schoenfield writes. Blog
• Caple: Rules need to change
• Stats & Info: Napoli gets going
• Red Sox Blog | ESPN Boston
Boston returns to Fenway Park with a 3-2 lead in the American League Championship Series. The Red Sox can win the AL pennant Saturday, when the Tigers' Max Scherzer faces the Red Sox's Clay Buchholz in Game 6.
"Our guys are well aware of where we are," Boston manager John Farrell said. "But at the same time, the beauty of them is to not get ahead of themselves, and that will be the case once that first pitch is thrown on Saturday."
Cabrera was thrown out at the plate in the first inning, halting an early Detroit rally, and he hit into a double play against Tazawa with runners at the corners in the seventh. The Tigers scored a run on the grounder, but it was a trade-off the Red Sox were willing to make.
Napoli opened a three-run second with his homer off Anibal Sanchez. Detroit's starters had allowed only three runs in 27 innings through the first four games of the series. After pitching six no-hit innings in Game 1, Sanchez allowed four hits -- three earned -- in six innings Thursday.
"It seemed like he was living on the corners and got us to chase some pitches the first game," Napoli said. "Me personally, I was just trying to get something up in the zone and see pitches like I always do, and I was able to get something up."
Jon Lester allowed two runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 innings. He walked three and struck out three, and the Boston bullpen held on to finish off the fourth game of the series to be decided by one run.
"There's probably a reason I don't have any hair," Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia said. "It's stressful."
Down 4-2 in the seventh, the Tigers put runners on first and third with nobody out when Jose Iglesias and Torii Hunter singled. Cabrera, who struck out with runners at the corners against Tazawa in the eighth inning of a 1-0 loss in Game 3, hit a soft grounder to second for a double play this time.
"We have to go to Fenway and we have to fight hard enough to win a game," Cabrera said. "If we do that, we have to keep fighting and get the next one. We've done this before, and we've got great pitchers. We just have to do our jobs."
Craig Breslow retired slumping Prince Fielder to end the seventh and got the first out of the eighth. Then Koji Uehara retired five straight for the save.
Now Detroit turns to Scherzer, a 21-game winner, to try to extend the season. The Tigers will have Justin Verlander ready to pitch Game 7 if there is one.
Detroit might be without catcher Alex Avila in Boston. He left after the top of the fourth with a strained left knee and is day to day.
Boston led in only four of 36 innings in the first four games, but the Red Sox won two of them. They struck early in Game 5 when Napoli's drive easily cleared the 420-foot marker in center and landed in the ivy above two rows of bushes. That was the start of a three-run second inning, and it was Napoli's second homer of the series. His solo shot accounted for the only run of Game 3.
Napoli wasn't all that concerned with where the ball went, as long as it cleared the wall.
AP Photo/Carlos Osorio
Koji Uehara and Mike Napoli helped put the Red Sox within one win of the World Series.
"It can go in the first row for all I care," he said.
Detroit revamped its lineup before its Game 4 win -- dropping Austin Jackson from the leadoff spot to eighth and moving almost everyone else up a place. The Tigers went with that same general framework Thursday, but it was Farrell's adjustments that paid off.
After Napoli's homer, Jonny Gomes -- starting in left field instead of Daniel Nava -- reached on an error by Cabrera at third base. One out later, 21-year-old Xander Bogaerts -- who started at third instead of Will Middlebrooks -- hit a double.
David Ross, catching in place of Jarrod Saltalamacchia, doubled with men on second and third. Only one run scored on the play because Bogaerts didn't get a good jump from second, but he came home anyway when Sanchez couldn't handle Jacoby Ellsbury's line drive back to the mound. It went off Sanchez's glove for an infield single and a 3-0 lead.
Boston missed out on another run that inning when Ross was thrown out at home on Shane Victorino's grounder. Ross plowed through Avila at the plate -- then gave Avila a pat on the backside after he held on to the ball.
Ross and Avila both have dealt with concussion problems this year, and Avila was later hit in the mask by a foul ball.
In the third, Iglesias gave the Detroit fans something to cheer about with a terrific catch on a shallow fly ball by David Ortiz. Iglesias, who plays shortstop but was shifted over to the right of second base, ran all the way out to short left field, finally catching the ball with a quick snatch of his glove hand.
But Napoli followed with a double, went to third on a groundout and scored on a two-out, two-strike wild pitch by Sanchez to make it 4-0.
Sanchez allowed nine hits and struck out five.
SportsNation: Boston close to Series
A big second inning propelled the Red Sox to a Game 5 win. Will the Sox take Game 6 and head to the Series? Vote!
Lester worked in and out of trouble. He was helped in the first inning when Cabrera was thrown out at home for the third out. Cabrera has been slowed by a number of injuries over the past couple of months, and when Jhonny Peralta singled to left, it appeared the Tigers would have the bases loaded with two outs and Omar Infante batting.
But coach Tom Brookens started waiving Cabrera around third, and when Brookens changed course and put up the stop sign, the Detroit slugger ran through it and was out at home on a play that wasn't close.
"Tommy was waving," Leyland said. "In defense of him, the natural instinct is to wave right away -- you don't want to stop him really too quick in case something would happen in the outfield with the ball, the guy would boot it or something. It's hard to get him going again. He just held him too late. With Cabrera right now, you've got to be cautious."
The Tigers had two on and one out in the fourth when Brayan Pena pinch hit for the injured Avila. Pena hit a grounder to the pitcher, and the Red Sox turned a double play with a nifty catch-and-relay at second by shortstop Stephen Drew.
Cabrera managed an RBI single in the fifth. With two on and one out in the sixth, the Red Sox pulled Lester, bringing in Tazawa. Pena immediately singled home a run, but Jackson hit into an inning-ending double play.
Game notes
At 21 years, 16 days old, Bogaerts became the youngest Red Sox player to start a postseason game. The previous record holder was Babe Ruth, who was the starting pitcher at 21 years and 246 days old in Game 2 of the 1916 World Series. ... Thursday's game was played under a misty rain at times but was never delayed. ... There was an odd play in the Boston ninth when Middlebrooks, in the game as a pinch runner, went from first to third on a sacrifice bunt by Ross. Cabrera came charging in to field the bunt, and Pena was slow to get to third and cover the base. Pena caught Fielder's throw, and when he spun to attempt a tag, he first made contact with umpire Rob Drake, who was very close to the bag.
Also See
Playoff Series
Scoring Summary
|M Napoli homered to center (460 feet).
|D Ross doubled to deep left, J Gomes scored, X Bogaerts to third.
|J Ellsbury reached on infield single to second, X Bogaerts scored, D Ross to third.
|M Napoli scored on A Sanchez' wild pitch.
|M Cabrera singled to left center, A Jackson scored.
|B Pena singled to left center, V Martinez scored, O Infante to second.
|M Cabrera grounded into double play, second to first, J Iglesias scored, T Hunter out at second.
|View complete Play-By-Play
Game Information
|Comerica Park, Detroit, MI
|42,669 (102.6% full) - % is based on regular season capacity
|Game Time
|51 degrees, overcast
|10 mph
|Home Plate - Dale Scott, First Base - Dan Iassogna, Second Base - Joe West, Third Base - Rob Drake
Research Notes
Baseball Info Solutions (which does video-review for MLB teams and media) tracks "DP despite aggressive slide" The 5-4-3 DP the Red Sox turned in the sixth inning would qualify as such a play ... Dustin Pedroia had seven "DP despite aggressive slide" in the regular season. That was tied for second-most among second basemen in the majors with Brandon Phillips, one behind Mark Ellis. Over the last three seasons, Pedroia has 20 such double-play turns, the most by a second baseman in the majors in that span.
From Elias: Mike Napoli scored a run on a wild pitch in the 3rd inning vs Tigers tonight. Xander Bogaerts also scored a run on a wild pitch in Boston's 3-1 win against the Rays in Game 4 of the ALDS. This is the 1st time in franchise history that the Red Sox have scored multiple runs on a wild pitch in a single postseason.
From Elias: Anibal Sanchez became the 1st Tigers SP to allow a run on a wild pitch in the postseason since Jack Morris threw a run-scoring wild pitch in the top of the 9th inning in Game 4 of the 1984 World Series (Tigers won 4-2).
The Tigers are 0-10 (including a loss this postseason) in games in which Anibal Sanchez allows at least 4 runs
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Just Born makes a lot of fun Easter candy, most notably the Marshmallow Peeps. They're also the sweet masterminds behinds many jelly beans that I find around, like the Hot Tamale Spice Beans and ones that are sold as is, like the kind I am reviewing today.
I find that even though these beans aren't associated with a specific brand, Just Born still makes the packaging appealing and festive. The rabbit tossing back a few beans in utter delight is a nice illustration and touch.
These jelly beans are lovely to look at. They're the same size as the Hot Tamale beans: about the size of chubby peanuts. They have a beautiful sheen and the overall color scheme of the assortment is beautiful, festive and eye catching.
The texture is nice and chewy, and only slightly sticky. The beans last a good length of time in the mouth too, so they don't dissolve too quickly, which is something I really appreciate.
Green Apple: Immediately tart with bright zesty notes and a rush of fruity flavor. It reads more like lime than apple to me. Very strange.
Cherry: Sweet, fruity and bitterly metallic. It tastes like a cough drop to me.
Pineapple: I've looked forward to this one so much! The flavor is very intense with sweet, juicy authentic flavors with that hint of pine.
Lemon: The flavor smacks you right away with a fresh lemon flavor. However, it lacks that zestiness I love in lemons. Instead it's mild and sweet.
Orange: Like the lemon, this also lacks that zest I love in citrus fruits. It's a smooth flavor with a mild presence.
Grape: This is very juicy, fake and metallic. It's also strikingly sour.
Strawberry (pink): Very bright, fruity, and lightly perfumey. It reads as a delicate strawberry flavor, yet it wasn't as jammy as I hoped.
Licorice (black): I love licorice beans and this one is no exception. It' sweet with strong herbal and molasses notes to it.
What can I say, as odd as this mix may come off to some, it's just perfect for me. It contains most of my favorite flavors and the texture is just spot on. This just might become my favorite Easter jelly bean mix.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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ZF-11359: Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc::isActive is not route aware
Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc::isActive is not route aware, and will return false when the page is active, but uses a route.
Unit test: http://pastie.org/1886460
Patch: http://pastie.org/1886576
Note that getDefaults is not a part of Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Interface, so the method_exists check is necessary. Also, Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Chain does not implement getDefaults, but I think that should be possible.
Add patches from Môshe van der Sterre
Kai, I see that you assigned this issue to yourself. Does that mean you're planninng on committing it? If not, please assign it to me so I can commit the patches.
Hi Dolf, Feel free to commit. It does not matter who does it! :-)
Anyone to commit ? Seems is affecting me as well...
Hey Christian,
See also this tweet: https://twitter.com//…
tldr; will do so this weekend.
Thanks Freeaqingme, take your time...
As mentioned above this patch does not work for chained routes. I patched this issue by comparing the assembled URLs of the current route and the route used by Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc:
if ($this->_route) {
* Patch ZF-11359
* For Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Chain
try {
if ($front->getRouter()->getCurrentRouteName() === $this->_route && $this->getHref() === self::$_urlHelper->url(array(), null, false, false)) {
$this->_active = true;
return true;
} catch (Zend_Controller_Router_Exception $e) {
* Patch ZF-11359
* ZF-11359_Fix_Patch.diff
$route = $front->getRouter()->getRoute($this->_route);
if(method_exists($route, 'getDefaults')) {
$myParams = array_merge($route->getDefaults(), $myParams);
I guess would worth to check if the route is chained and only use the patch for a chained route.
This makes sense to avoid too much assemble processing....
This issue was assigned to me because it was about merely applying a patch. Apparently the patch does not meet the quality standards ZF aims at. I am reassigning the issue, and assume it will not be resolved before ZF2.
Of course, this is not the case if a patch shows up that also supports chained links in a performant manner. Thank you for making ZF better!
Freeaqingme, i suggest to at least patch with the initial solution, which works for non-chained routes. Otherwise it makes sense to fully remove the isActive related features...
I mean, there is a solution which is fixing for at least many of the cases so it makes sense to either apply the patch or remove the features (which i don't think is a choice would lead to BC break).
Applied original patch(es). They should be released with version 1.11.8.
Committed in r24118 merged with release 1.11 branch in r24119. For the chained route stuff, please create a new issue.
Thank you for making ZF better.
Thanks Freeaqingme.
I raised a new issue for the chained routes case:


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Lon Scarbrough, of Cherokee Village, announced the upcoming marriage of his daughter, Kelly Scarbrough, to Gerard "Gerry" Gingras, of Jonesboro. He is the son of Leo and Carla Gingras of Kinder, and Kelly is the daughter of the late Dawn Scarbrough.
The couple will exchange wedding vows at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28, at Church Street Station in Jonesboro.
The bride-elect is pursuing a degree in computer information and technology from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. She is employed at St. Bernard's Healthcare. Her grandparents are Pat and the late Don Anderson and the late Dorothy and Clarence Scarbrough.
The prospective groom attended Arkansas State University and is employed in management at Office Max in Jonesboro. He is the grandson of Lee and Dot White, of Kinder, and Therese and the late Gerard Gingras, of Manchester, N.H.
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The mighty all-bass trio of Stanley Clarke, Marcus Miller and Victor Wooten is set to send down an electrifying performance at Nokia Theatre Times Square this Friday, June 12.
The unique alliance of three generations of bass gods has been on chat room and fan gathering wish lists for over 15 years. Finally in 2007, with Clarke set to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award from Bass Player magazine, at its annual Bass Player Live! event in New York City, Miller and Wooten made the time to attend and induct their mentor. The ensuing jam not only blew the minds of the 900 in attendance, it cemented for the trio their inherent musical chemistry and thus the viability of pursuing the project in earnest. As a result, in January 2008, SMV entered the studio to record a CD and put together a summer/fall tour.
Clarke sums up, "Considering we're three guys playing the same instrument, it's going to be a real revelation for folks. You'll hear the electric bass in particular with some whole other possibilities. It's a great new day for the bass."
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