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Patriot League Baseball Release - 4.2.13
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. -- Patriot League play is underway, with Navy and Holy Cross opening up with three wins on the first weekend.
The Mids went on the road to rival Army and came away with wins in each of the first three contests of the series before the Black Knights claimed the finale. Holy Cross lost the opener against Bucknell, but came back to take the next three games and claim the series.
Lehigh and Lafayette split the other opening series in Easton, leaving each team a game behind the Mids and Crusaders in the Patriot League standings.
Three more series are on tap for the upcoming weekend with Holy Cross at Lafayette, Army at Lehigh and Bucknell at Navy. Each four-game set will be played on Saturday and Sunday.
Before the League action resumes, each team will play at least one contest during the week. Holy Cross has won eight of its last nine games as it visits Hartford on Tuesday and Marist on Wednesday, while Navy has claimed nine of its last 11 going into Wednesday's matchup at Towson. Lehigh and Lafayette will each play games as part of the Liberty Classic on Tuesday, while Army, Bucknell and the Mountain Hawks are also in action on Wednesday.
Patriot League Twitter Notebook
*Navy and Holy Cross each opened 3-1 in Patriot League action.
*The Mids won three of four at rival and defending champion Army.
*Holy Cross won the last three games of its series with Bucknell.
*Lehigh and Lafayette split a series in Easton.
*The six teams combined to hit. 290 on the opening League weekend.
*There were nearly 12 runs scored per game in League contests.
*Holy Cross goes to Lafayette, Army is at Lehigh and Bucknell visits Navy in the upcoming weekend series.
*All six teams play at least one midweek game, with Holy Cross and Lehigh each having a pair on the schedule.
*Navy has won nine of its last 11 games overall.
*Holy Cross has won eight of its last nine contests.
*Army hosted the New York Yankees in an exhibition game Saturday.
*Holy Cross' Jordan Enos leads the League with a .387 batting average.
*Army has four players batting over .300 for the season.
*Navy's Ben Nelson leads the way with a 1.30 ERA for the season.
Patriot League Notebook
Navy, Holy Cross Start Off Strong
Navy and Holy Cross each made the Patriot League Tournament last season, and each are picked to finish in the top half in 2013. Both squads took a good first step towards accomplishing the mark again by winning three of four games on the opening Patriot League weekend. The Mids took the first three at rival Army before the Black Knights salvaged the finale, while the Crusaders won the last three at home against Bucknell to earn the series victory. Both teams are hot overall. Navy has won nine of its last 11 games, and had a five-game win streak snapped when the Black Knights won on Monday. Holy Cross has claimed eight of its last nine contests since a 2-13 start.
Bats Break Out on Opening Weekend
The hitters had the better of the play for the first set of Patriot League games. Lehigh (.325) and Navy (.319) each batted over .300 as a team, with Lafayette (.297) and Holy Cross (.294) just missing the mark. The six teams combined for a .290 average on the opening weekend with an average of nearly 12 combined runs scored per game. However, pitching proved decisive for the weekend's big winners as Holy Cross (3.38 ERA) and Navy (3.48) were the only teams with an ERA under 5.50 for the weekend.
What to Watch For
The next set of Patriot League action includes Holy Cross at Lafayette, Army at Lehigh and Bucknell at Navy in four-game series that will all be played on Saturday and Sunday. Each team will also play a non-League contest on Tuesday or Wednesday, with Holy Cross and Lehigh in action on both dates.
Army Draws Sellout Crowd to Exhibition with New York Yankees
More than 6,000 specators were on hand as Army squared off in an exhibition game with the New York Yankees on Saturday. The Yankees won the contest 10-5 at West Point as Army fell to 0-22 all-time against the Bronx Bombers. Mariano Rivera threw out one of the two first pitches, and Yankees players interacted with Army players throughout the game.
Navy's Nelson On a Tear
Navy senior Ben Nelson put together a fantastic season during the non-League portion of the schedule. Nelson is 5-1 on the season and leads the Patriot League in wins, ERA (1.30), innings (41.2) and strikeouts (45) while only walking four batters all season.
Army's Rowley, Holy Cross' Enos Named Senior CLASS Award Candidates
Army pitcher Chris Rowley and Holy Cross first baseman Jordan Enos have been selected as two of 30 candidates for the 2013 Baseball Senior CLASS Award. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition.
Rowley Earns Pair of Preseason All-America Honors
Coming off an All-America season, Army senior pitcher Chris Rowley garnered the same recognition in the preseason. Rowley was named a first-team pick by National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) and collected second-team laurels from Collegiate Baseball. Rowley went 11-1 with a microscopic 2.40 earned run average last season en route to earning three All-America certificates. He was honored by the NCBWA (second team), Collegiate Baseball newspaper (second team) and CollegiateBaseballInsider.com (honorable mention).
Holy Cross' Ahmed, Army's Rowley Take Top Individual Honors
Preseason individual awards were handed out for the first time, and again it was Holy Cross and Army leading the way. Holy Cross junior third baseman Mike Ahmed was named Patriot League Preseason Player of the Year, while Army senior starting pitcher Chris Rowley took home the Preseason Pitcher of the Year honor. Ahmed was a first-team All-Patriot League pick last season, while Rowley earned the Patriot League Pitcher of the Year award in 2012 while also being named an All-American by multiple outlets. For the full Preseason All-Patriot League Team, see the box on the left-hand sidebar of the page.
Patriot League Baseball Weekly Awards (March 25-April 1)
Player of the Week
JOE ABELN, LEHIGH Jr., C/DH, Allentown, Pa.
Abeln had an outstanding opening weekend in Patriot League action to help the Mountain Hawks to a split of their four-game series at rival Lafayette. He batted .615 (8-for-13) for the weekend with two doubles, a triple, three runs scored and seven RBIs in the four-game set. Abeln also walked five times to record a .722 on-base percentage for the weekend. He stood second among all players in batting average, on-base percentage and slugging on the opening League weekend, and tied for the top spot with seven RBIs and five walks. Abeln went 4-for-4 with a double, triple and four RBIs to help lead Lehigh to a 7-4 win in the series opener. He also went 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs as Lehigh capped the weekend with an 8-0 victory. Abeln batted .625 (10-of-16) in all games last week, including a 2-for-3 effort with a run and an RBI against Temple on Wednesday. He is named Patriot League Player of the Week for the first time, and is the third Mountain Hawk to claim the honor this year.
Pitcher of the Week
MIKE BURKE, LEHIGH Jr., P, Clarks Summit, Pa.
With Lehigh trying to gain a split of its four-game series with Lafayette, Burke tossed six scoreless innings to lift the Mountain Hawks to an 8-0 win in the series finale on Sunday. He scattered three hits and three walks while striking out three to pick up the victory. Burke was the only starting pitcher that did not give up a run on the opening Patriot League weekend. He is named Pitcher of the Week for the first time.
Rookie of the Week
CONNOR DENEEN, NAVY Fr., OF, Tustin, Calif.
Deneen went 6-for-9 with a run scored and five RBIs to help Navy win three of four games at rival Army to open Patriot League action. He started at designated hitter in the opener of each doubleheader, going 2-for-4 with two RBIs in a 7-1 win on Sunday and 2-for-2 with three RBIs and two walks in a 15-4 victory on Monday. Deneen also had a 2-for-3 outing with a run scored in a 14-7 loss on Monday. His start in game one of the series was just the third of his career and first as the designated hitter. Deneen wins the Patriot League Rookie of the Week award for the first time.
Honorable Mentions
GREG DUPELL, NAVY Sr., OF, Tampa, Fla.
Dupell went 10-for-22 with two home runs, nine RBIs and eight runs scored in five games last week.
JORDAN ENOS, HOLY CROSS Sr., 1B/C, Stockton, Calif.
Enos hit .562 (9-for-16) with five doubles, six RBIs and four runs scored in five games last week.
STEPHEN MOORE, NAVY So., P, Roswell, Ga.
Moore tossed a seven-inning complete game with a run and five hits allowed and four strikeouts in a 7-1 win in the series opener against Army on Sunday.
JOHN COLELLA, HOLY CROSS Sr., P, Herndon, Va.
Colella tossed six scoreless innings last week, picking up a win and a save in Holy Cross' series with Bucknell.


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Hentoff on Jazz: A Different Kind of Jazz Outreach Program
In a recent contribution to this column, Nat Hentoff looked at the use of jazz in therapeutic settings. Members of the jazz community often talk about the need for outreach programs, but here is one kind that is different from the rest, yet no less deserving of emulation. Hentoff continues the story below. T.G.
There are around 5.2 million Alzheimer's patients in America, and there will be 16 million by mid-century, with a million new cases every year, according to the New York City Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association.
I hope doctors and caregivers will follow the example of healing jazz Marlina Teich offers patients in the San Francisco area with her Jazzheimers combo, which I described in my column for jazz.com last month, "The Healing Touch."
Marlina is a singer and guitarist who has taught music at San Quentin State Prison and spent a year touring California's prisons with a female jazz band, performing and jamming with inmates. Obviously, she has no cure for Alzheimer's, but she and the Jazzheimers have an energizing effect on their convalescent listeners, as her husband, Mark, describes.
"There was a gentleman sitting in front of the PA speaker with his head down, looking completely oblivious to what was going on. He began to slowly and painfully look up and rise from his seat. I thought he might be leaving because the music may have been too loud for him.
"He slowly shuffled to the middle of the floor and began dancing with a woman who had been dancing along to all the songs. She took his hand and his face broke into a huge smile. They danced the rest of that song."
Marlina says she hopes to make it easier for audiences to get involved. "I have been calling around to get a wireless microphone they can pass around amongst themselves. Some really like using the one I have, but this will make direct involvement possible – like from a particular patient who has some of Frank Sinatra's phrasing and whose recall of lyrics is quite good."
"It's the music they enjoyed when their memories were intact," says Robert Sarison of the Irene Swindells Alzheimer's Residential Care Center in San Francisco, one of the facilities the Jazzheimers visit, to explain why music therapy is so important for his patients. "It stimulates brain functioning, allowing pleasant and familiar memories to surface – resulting in a state of awareness and pleasure. Also, music is vibrations, and it affects neurobiological pathways. When Marlina brings her band in, I observe more alertness, open eyes, and toes start tapping. Many sing along as well."
The revival of the life force that Marlina's Jazzheimers bring to these patients – along with my research on the Louis Armstrong Department of Music Therapy at New York's Beth Israel Hospital – has drawn me to a remarkable and continually illuminating book, which lifts my spirits about the widely ranging, penetrating possibilities of music as a regenerating force.
Healing Songs, published by the Duke University Press, is by Ted Gioia, jazz.com's founder and chief orchestrator. One of Ted's descriptions of how music has helped "unlock the mystery of the body's rhythm," especially reached me—I recently had a cataract operation—with this surprise.
"Opthalmologists use ultrasonic waves to break up a cataract and restore eyesight—a technique, it's worth noting, was invented by musician-surgeon Charles Kelman, who has performed with Dizzy Gillespie and Lionel Hampton." For this columnist, who is illiterate in the sciences, Ted writes so clearly that even I can get inside these inventions.
Becoming increasingly curious to actually hear the music Marlina and the Jazzheimers bring to their patients, I asked for an advance copy of the Marlina Teich Band's forthcoming CD for Friscansanto Productions, "My Love Waits There," which will soon be available at Marlina's website and cdbaby.com. To find out the release date and, if you like, to financially support the Jazzheimers' soul work, you can contact the band at 415-820-1595.
I have already played her CD several times. The warmly sensuous flow of music she sends forth—with alto and tenor saxophonist Jules Broussard, pianist Art Khu, bassist Eugene Warren and drummer Russ Gold—moves me into a groove I hate to leave when I go back to my day job, detailing the growing number of ways President Barack Obama has continued the Bush-Cheney administration's eviscerations of our individual liberties under the Constitution.
Marlina told me how the Jazzheimers started. "In 1983 I performed at a convalescent hospital that was particularly smelly and run-down. After the show, the patients began following me out the door and down the staircase. This was both scary and exhilarating.
"I asked the director what the diagnosis was for these people. He said they had Alzheimer's Disease. When I saw how the music touched them, it touched something in me. I wanted to honor their experience of living long lives. I felt this gave them hope and enjoyment."
Marlina, in more than one way, your music has also touched me—revivifying, as jazz does, my belief in the power of unfettered humanity.
I can hear Louis Armstrong singing and playing with the Jazzheimers.
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Replace the Scottish Blue with the Welsh Green? It has a certain 'freshness' about it. I don't think it works as well on a tie, but the new flag is actually much better than the old on a waistcoat, for those gentlemen with sufficient chutzpah.
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CCTV captures the dramatic moment a passer-by rushed in to resuscitate a two-year-old who had stopped breathing in a supermarket.
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A builder has been praised after he resuscitated a child who had collapsed and stopped breathing while out shopping with her mother in Australia.
CCTV footage shows two-year-old Shaylar's mother, Amy Collard, carrying her to a counter of a Perth supermarket to plead for help after she had lost consciousness before running outside to find her husband, Michael Narkle.
A couple, including tradesman Rowan O'Neill, can then be seen rushing to help the stricken girl - and fearing she was choking, Mr O'Neill turned her upside down in an effort to revive her.
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Ms Collard said: "I thought she was going to die. I'm lucky that he was there."
"Thank you very much," Mr Narkle added.
Local TV stations have reported that doctors thought Shaylar's fever caused her to pass out and she was back at home after one night in hospital.
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2010-11: Competed in fourteen events for the Salukis...Placed third in the shot put at the EIU Friday Night Special with a mark of 52-00.00...Competed in the MVC Indoor Championships in the shot put and weight throw...Outdoor season placed second in shot put at the Ole Miss Invitational...Placed fifth in shot put at MVC Outdoor Championships.
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During a joint interview with ESPN on Friday, Jim Boeheim and Mike Krzyzewski stated that as coaches, "they are not bigger than the game" of basketball. Still, both coaches come from a different era of manning the sidelines. They've combined for 1914 wins during their tenure, and they each earned 900 victories at their current schools. That's longevity that the college basketball world will likely not see again.
When Syracuse and Duke take the court for the game of the week, there will be a lot on the line in the new look ACC. While the game is not for first place, the winner will have a leg up on the competition for the month of February.
The second ranked Orange have yet to lose a game and they have one game lead over the Virginia Cavaliers. Right now, it looks like a four team race for the ACC regular season crown. Although Duke is tied for third place with a (6-2) record, they've given Virginia and Pittsburgh losses. The Blue Devils will be going for the trifecta on Saturday evening.
Here's the college basketball preview and games to watch.
Richmond vs. Virginia Commonwealth (11:00 a.m., ESPN 2)
VCU has quietly put together another strong season after getting off to a slow start. The Rams are tied for second place in the Atlantic 10, and they need a win to keep pace with St. Louis. They face a game Richmond Spiders team in this city rivalry to start Saturday's basketball slate. If VCU wins this game, look for them to get back into the rankings.
Ohio State vs. Wisconsin (12:00 p.m. ESPN)
Ohio State and Wisconsin have been struggling so much lately in the Big 10. The good news is one of the teams will get a win. Unfortunately, one of these former top 5 teams will have another loss. Both teams have combined to lose nine games in the conference. Can they turn it around before the season gets away?
Kentucky vs. Missouri ( 1:00 p.m. CBS)
Does anybody even know that Missouri has a (16-4) record? Currently, the Tigers are stuck in the middle of the pack of the SEC, but they can't afford a loss to the Kentucky Wildcats. The young Kentucky team must weather the storm of another road contest in the SEC. They already lost at Arkansas and at LSU. If they have any chance of winning the SEC, Kentucky might have to win out.
Michigan State vs. Georgetown (3:00 p.m. Fox Sports 1)
Super Bowl week has showcased many events, and this is another one that was supposed to put on a show. When Michigan State takes on Georgetown at MSG, neither team will look like the one that we expected at the beginning of the season. For Michigan State, they fought through injuries very well, and have survived Big 10 play with only one loss. When Michigan State is healthy, they look like the best team in the nation. Georgetown hasn't found success since they've loss players to injury and suspension, but this could be the day that their season turns around. Keep your eye on the back courts. It should be a tremendous match of wits.
Oklahoma vs. Iowa State (4:00 p.m. ESPN 3)
It seems like Iowa State hasn't won a big game in forever. They are below .500 in the conference, and the Cyclones are approaching bottom feeder status in the Big 12. Out of the four losses, two were to Kansas, so it's not quite time to panic in Ames. However, Oklahoma has flourished during Big 12 play, and they may be the only team that has a chance to catch Kansas. This should be one of the more entertaining games on Saturday.
Kansas vs. Texas (4:00 p.m. ESPN)
Kansas is undefeated in conference play and they'll look to keep it rolling against Texas. This should be a great road challenge for the Jayhawks. Andrew Wiggins has done a lot of damage recently, but will the size of Texas slow down Kansas' potent attack? Texas can become a serious player with a win. They already look like a final four sleeper.
Duke vs. Syracuse (6:30 p.m. ESPN)
The first moment this game was announced, buzz was abundant surrounding this game. Both teams are coming in on high notes and it should be a record crowd in Syracuse for the first ever conference game between the two schools. The game itself should present tremendous match ups everywhere on the court. Let's see how Syracuse's zone handles the high flying attack from the Duke Blue Devils.
Arizona vs. Cal ( 10:30 p.m. PAC 12 Network)
The Wildcats survived a game at Stanford with great defense, while Cal lost a heartbreaker in overtime. Arizona is one of three teams undefeated, and if they win here, there aren't many road games where you can see the Wildcats losing this season. California needs a resume building win on their home court. We expect Justin Cobbs not to miss another fast break lay-up between the rim and the backboard.
Baylor vs. Oklahoma State (2:00 p.m. ESPN)
Baylor is (1-6) in the conference and it doesn't get easier for them. They are on the verge of throwing the season away. Oklahoma State has had their troubles in conference as well, but they are in far better position. It's time for Marcus Smart to play better. He's had a lull during the middle of the season.
Memphis vs. SMU (2:00 p.m. CBS Sports Network)
Like Memphis, SMU is trying to earn the second seed in the AAC. Memphis has won 16 straight road games in conference play, but as Sportsline.com notes, SMU hasn't lost at home this season. For NCAA tournament purposes, SMU needs it more. The Mustangs can't afford to lose two straight.
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EUGENE, Ore. - The University of Oregon Cheer team will host its "Cheer with the Ducks" event on Sunday, Feb. 17 at the Matthew Knight Arena practice courts.
The clinic for boys and girls (ages 5-12) will take place from 1-3 p.m. Admission to the event is $25 per child or $40 for two children in the same family.
Each clinic participant will work closely with the Oregon cheerleaders and coaches and will receive the opportunity to perform at halftime of the Oregon women's basketball game against Washington State at 5 p.m. In addition, each registered participant will receive a personal mini-pizza, t-shirt, coupon for a free hamburger from Carl's Jr. and free entry into the National Girls and Women in Sports Fan Fair, which will be held from 3-4 p.m. at the Matt Arena practice courts. Children at the clinic will also have the chance to get autographs following the women's basketball game.
Parents must purchase their own tickets to the Oregon women's basketball game against Washington State to ensure they will see their child perform at halftime of the game. Tickets for the game for kids 12 and under are discounted to just $3 for general admission.
The "Cheer with the Ducks" cheerleading clinic is limited to the first 125 children. Registration must be received by Feb. 11. To register, complete the attached registration form and return to the University of Oregon Athletic Department, Attn: Dana Guthrie, 2727 Leo Harris Parkway, Eugene, OR 97401. All checks should be made payable to UO Athletics. Questions can be directed to Guthrie at email@example.com.
For tickets to the Oregon women's basketball game versus Washington State, please stop by the Oregon Athletic Ticket Office at the Autzen Stadium south ticket window, order online at www.GoDucks.com/wbbtix or call (541) 346-4461.


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AMHERST -- For generation after generation, lacrosse has been a family affair in the Smith family.
The Smith family's love of lacrosse began with Neville, a member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame, and continued on down to his son Norm. Now, that love has spread to Norm's son, Kyle, a senior attackman for the University of Massachusetts Amherst men's lacrosse team.
It was apparent from a young age that the family's lacrosse gene would not skip a generation. Kyle picked up a lacrosse stick and never let it go.
Continue reading the story on Kyle, his family ties to the sport and the Smith's history with UMass lacrosse here.


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Charlotte Lewis Movies and Career Information
Aug 07, 1967
Charlotte Lewis (born 7 August 1967) is an English actress. Charlotte Lewis attended Bishop Douglass School in Finchley. Charlotte Lewis made her film debut as a teenager in the 1986 Roman Polanski film Pirates. She followed it that same year with the female lead in The Golden Child alongside Eddie Murphy. Later appearances include the film Tripwire (1990) and Storyville (1992, opposite James Spader). Despite these early successes, her career developed only intermittently, with her co-starring role in Men of War (1995, alongside Dolph Lundgren). Following the 2003 film Hey DJ, she became pregnant and gave birth to a son in August 2004. Lewis also appeared in a cover-featured pictorial in the July 1993 issue of Playboy magazine. On May 14, 2010, Charlotte Lewis and her Los Angeles-based attorney Gloria Allred accused director Roman Polanski of sexually assaulting the actress when she was 16 years old (the age of consent in France is 15), prior to the two working together on Pirates (1986). Prosecutors in Los Angeles confirmed that they interviewed Lewis in connection with the allegations. According to Lewis, the alleged incident occurred at Polanski's apartment in Paris. However, in
- Charlotte Lewis Movies before 2015
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Fulham away ticket info
by Sunderland AFC
Discount available for season card holders applying before deadline.
Sunderland AFC is continuing with its initiative to make away days cheaper for Black Cats fans.
The club has selected a number of away fixtures where it will subsidise match ticket prices for travelling season card holders.
The Black Cats face a trip to London to take on Fulham in January and season card holders will be able to take advantage of a special £10 discount on the standard ticket prices for the game.
The fixture is scheduled for Saturday 11th January (KO 3pm), with standard tickets priced at £40 for adults, £30 for over-65s and under-21s, and £20 for under-16s.
However, tickets for SAFC season card holders applying during the priority period will be discounted to £30 for adults, £20 for under-21s and over-65s and £10 for under-16s.
Applications for Fulham tickets can be made in person at the Stadium of Light ticket office or via the online service until 5pm on Tuesday 26th November.
Any remaining tickets for the game will be available on general sale from 9am on Monday 9th December.


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Welcome to the School of Education. We are pleased that you are planning to further your education at Regent University and want to learn about our graduate school admissions. If questions arise regarding the admissions process and how to apply to graduate school, please call the Regent University School of Education Admissions Office at 757.352.4479 or 888.713.1595, or email email@example.com. In addition, you may contact our staff directly with any questions as you go through our graduate school admissions and application process. We look forward to serving you!
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San Francisco 49ers young superstar quarterback Colin Kaepernick and two other players have been linked to a "suspicious incident" that couple possibly turn into a sexual assault investigation. The incident in question was first reported by the celebrity gossip site TMZ on April 10. The site claimed to have obtained a police report of an incident that took place on April 1 at a hotel in Miami, Florida.
According to the report released by the Miami PD, the woman who filed the claim said she went to the apartment of Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Ricardo Lockette to hang out with him, Kaepernick and 49ers wide receiver Quinton Patton.
With the heated rivalry between the Seahawks and 49ers, one would wonder why the players would be hanging out, but Lockett was a member of the 49ers a year ago before being cut and shared a house with Kaepernick. The woman goes on to tell police that a night of drinking and taking a "hit" of a bong containing marijuana, turned into a rest of the night she barely remembers. She did recall Kaepernick following her into a bedroom and kissing and undressing her, but maintains they didn't have sex.
The woman then reported to cops that while she was still naked in bed, the other two "peeked" in. After telling them to get out, she said she couldn't remember anything after that, only waking up later in a hospital bed.
According to the San Jose Mercury News, the initial report by TMZ was taken out of context according to Miami Police spokesman Rene Pimental. The four-page police report is being taken seriously but thus far no arrests have been made nor has there been any charges.
"There's no evidence of a crime or a sexual assault. This report is simply an incident report taken at the woman's request," said Pimental, refuting initial online reports that Kaepernick, along with Lockette and Patton were being investigated for sexual assault.
The woman also admitted to having a previous sexual relationship with Kaepernick, but there are no detail on to how serious of a relationship that the 49ers quarterback and the woman had. The report also did not give detail on what the woman, who will remain nameless, was treated for at the hospital.
Team officials, including coach Jim Harbaugh and general manager Trent Baalke, are aware of the situation and as Baalke said in a statement, "the 49ers organization is aware" of the report and "are gathering facts." Colin Kaepernick was a second-round draft pick of the 49ers in 2011. Since taking over for Alex Smith in 2012, he has led the team to a 17-6 regular-season record and led the team to Super Bowl XLVII against the Baltimore Ravens.


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The debut novel for Susan Elia MacNeal is the perfect mix of meticulous research on one of the most important eras in our history, one of the most important men in London during this era, potential psychological insight into Winston Churchill, and the creation of a riveting main character, Maggie Hope, into a spectacularly crafted novel, Mr. Churchill's Secretary.
London, 1940: Winston Churchill has just been sworn in, war rages across the Channel, and the threat of a Blitz looms larger by the day. But none of this deters Maggie Hope. Graduating at the top of her college class and possessing all the skills of the finest minds in British intelligence, her gender limits her to becoming the newest typist at No. 10 Downing Street. Her spirit and remarkable gifts for code-breaking, though, rival those of even the highest men in government, and Maggie finds that working for the prime minister affords her a level of clearance she could never have imagined—and opportunities she will not let pass. In troubled, deadly times, with air-raid sirens sending multitudes underground, access to the War Rooms also exposes Maggie to the machinations of a menacing faction determined to do whatever it takes to change the course of history.
Trapped in a web of spies, murder, and intrigue, Maggie must work quickly to balance her duty to King and Country with her chances for survival. And when she unravels a mystery that points toward her own family's hidden secrets, she'll discover that her quick wits are all that stand between an assassin's murderous plan and Churchill himself.
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Reiki for Kids
9 a.m. to Noon
Broadway Building, Suite 1630
Course # 05567
Capacity: 10
Course description
This class offers an opportunity for adults who have already taken a Reiki class to bring their children so that their kids can also learn the basic techniques of Reiki. Children 4 years old and above are welcome, and must be accompanied by an adult who has previosuly studied Reiki.
Benefits include
- Reiki is a great stress reducer.
- Reiki is easy to learn and easy to use.
- Reiki recharges & rebalances the body's energy.
- Reiki can be used as a pain management tool.
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Please select a class date above and complete the registration form. If using a credit card, submit the registration form and phone in your credit card number to (916) 734-9790. If paying by check, please print the registration form, attach your check made payable to UC Regents dated for the date of the class, and mail to:
Center for Professional Practice of Nursing
4900 Broadway, Suite 1630
Sacramento, CA 95820
Registrations are confirmed only if deposit or fee is provided with registration form.
UC Davis employees and community registrants
$25 registration deposit. Registration deposit is returned upon completion of class. Cancellation must be requested five days prior to class date to receive deposit refund.
Please submit one registration form per party for the responsible adult. Please indicate in the comments section how many adults and children will be attending.
Persons with disabilities
Individuals needing special accommodations may call the Center for Professional Practice of Nursing at (916) 734-9790.
Parking is available in lot 25, approximately one block from the Broadway Building on 50th Street next to the MIND Institute. Park with a UC Davis parking permit, or purchase a daily permit for $6.
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In order for my customers to be responsible for linens and garments, I suppose they need to be instructed or reminded about abuse. What steps can my operation take to train them and minimize these occurrences? Is it possible that we're abusing the linen during processing and/or distribution?HEALTHCARE LAUNDERING: Richard Hoelscher is the associate director of linen services for Parkland Health & Hospital System, Dallas, and oversees the laundering of more than 10 million pounds of healthcare linen annually for four hospitals. With three supervisors, he's responsible for 75 workers in production, repair, packing and distribution.
Before trying to train customers, it's of paramount importance that they see how the program will benefit them. While their senior administrator may dictate this training, that alone won't likely yield the desired results. Start by asking your customers what you can do for them. Then, by doing it, you'll gain their confidence and they'll be more receptive to your suggestions and supportive of your efforts.
Abuse is any unauthorized use that damages or improperly takes linen out of service. A linen committee is helpful in establishing what is authorized, identifying common abuse and finding ways to meet the customer's needs while reducing abuse.
Are patients/guests taking linen? Do maintenance, housekeeping and other employees use good linen for rags, drop cloths, etc.? Is linen going in the trash? Some users don't understand that even heavily soiled items clean up well.
Are pillows that should be cleaned in the unit being thrown down the linen chute? Are patients wearing two gowns? Are tape and other adhesives applied to reusable textiles? Does anyone write or draw on the linen? Are sleeves cut to remove gowns from patients with IVs? This list can go on and on!
Procedures and policies that contribute to linen abuse need to be changed. Are customers supplied the right items? Are rags and drop cloths supplied to everyone who needs them? Are they easily distinguishable from good linen? Do soiled-linen bags and trash bags look alike? Is there a user-friendly way for customers to return stained, worn and/or damaged linen to the laundry?
Observation with photos and study should be made to determine what types of abuses are prevalent and their resulting costs. Print charts and break down the costs. If your customers can see these costs and how they affect them, they'll listen and want to protect the linen. Show customers how being better stewards of their resources will improve their image.
Most major linen suppliers offer much assistance, including customer surveys, recommendations of best practices, training materials and in-service training.
Can your linen training be added to an organized online or classroom program that your customers are already required to complete?
Speak at departmental meetings. Write a newsletter article. Posters in the linen supply areas can be helpful reminders.
Open houses and laundry tours are good ways for customers to see what linen services employees face. Food, prizes and making it fun help draw people to these events.
Finally, be sure to recognize customers who make improvements.
And, yes, it's possible that your laundry employees are abusing the linen. Is wet linen allowed to mildew? Are the correct procedures for washing, stain removal and rewash being followed? Is linen dragged, left on the floor and run over? Improperly maintained equipment can also damage or stain linen. Are sheets used to cover carts? Is linen being used to tie carts, stop carts or slings together?
Most people, customers and employees alike, want to do things the best way. They just might not know what that way is and why it's important, or they may not have what they need to do it. Bad habits are hard to break, so be consistent and persistent.TEXTILE/UNIFORM RENTAL: Steve Kallenbach has been in the uniform apparel and industrial textile business for more than 29 years, from route sales/service to group general manager to regional sales manager. He has been regional sales manager for American Dawn since 2004.
Controlling customer and plant loss and damage (abuse) of textiles is one of the most important issues in textile rental and maintenance. After all, merchandise is the second highest cost of your operation (just behind labor).
Your customers need to be reminded of the cost of replacing merchandise by a good loss-and-abuse billing system and by education when loss or abuse happens.
Additionally, and especially for linen accounts, customers should be reminded to keep soiled bar mops, grill pads and aprons separate from linens and garments. This will cut down on mildew and staining. Also, remind them to keep trash out of their linen and kitchen toweling items. Another customer reminder is to use wiping towels, not expensive items like napkins, for cleanup.
Finally, you need to make sure you have the right items in the account. If a customer uses bar towels, chances are they need grill pads designed for the grill-cleaning work. Post signs near your bag stands and collection bins. When you visit your customers, provide ways by which they can lessen their damage charges.
In the end, there will always be a certain amount of loss and abuse. The issue at the customer level is in minimizing occurrences and then collecting and recovering through proper billing and communication.
In the plant, there are myriad points in controlling abuse.
First, train your soil-sorting/-counting associates to inspect goods for abuse. As they cull bad goods, these counts should be noted on your soil cards for charge back to the customer. This takes continuous training.
On the garment side, when stained or ripped goods are marked for replacement, associates should be trained to differentiate as to whether the replacement is due to normal wear and tear or to abuse. Again, if for abuse, the garment should be marked and returned to the customer along with the replacement charge.
Associates need to sort the soil items properly, segregating by color, degree of soil and, in most cases, item. Clear all trash – pens, utensils, paper, etc. – during sorting. You can't imagine how many loads are ruined because an ink pen exploded in a washer or dryer.
Proper sorting of soil can cut down on the percentage of rewash. While rewash reclaims certain merchandise from loss due to staining, it can also wear out goods that shouldn't have been rewashed.
Use proper weights in your washers, per your formula guides. Overweight loads can reduce cleanliness. Once these goods are dried, stains can be set permanently.
Follow proper formulas in the wash room, as formula selection is a common problem. Washroom associates will many times run merchandise on heavy-soil or stain-removal formulas to ensure no rewash. The result is that you're losing wear life on your merchandise, since these formulas typically degrade the fibers in order to remove stains, etc.
Don't assume that your chemical feed system is always working properly. Check your pH and bleach residue as your associates remove each load. High pH (from high alkali or low souring) or high bleach (from low antichlor) can cause textile damage, especially when dried at high temperatures.
Water levels can cause all sorts of chemical and/or mechanical action issues if they're not proper for the formula, so check them.
Additionally, check washer and dryer baskets often for burrs or sharp edges that can tear merchandise. Melted plastic stuck to the dryer basket can change the temperature inside quite drastically. And make sure that flame doesn't impinge the basket and scorch the merchandise.
Check the temperature of your ironers regularly. Overheating linens can melt merchandise.
Finally, walk around your plant. You'll find goods on the floor at almost every station. Put them in their proper place, and train your people to respect the products. Don't allow laundry carts to run over the goods.
And watch some of the unloading "utensils" such as hooks that washfloor associates sometimes use when removing goods.
Run your goods through wash and dry as soon as possible, and wash out each day if possible. Letting goods sit only adds to your mildew and staining issues.
Make sure that your chemical company increases the mildicide on appropriate formulas during hot months. Your managers or chemical reps may not want to do this automatically because it increases your trackable chemical costs, but the payback in merchandise life is well worth the investment.
At both the customer and plant levels, you need to create a culture of respecting merchandise and participating in the continuous recycling of textiles. It's all about reusing the goods, not having to throw them away. Continuously inspect what you expect!
How to Identify Linen Abuse and Stop It (Part 4 of 5)
In order for my customers to be responsible for linens and garments, I suppose they need to be instructed or reminded about abuse. What steps can my operation take to train them and minimize these occurrences? Is it possible that we're abusing the linen during processing and/or distribution?HEALTHCARE LAUNDERING: Richard Hoelscher is the associate director of linen services for Parkland Health & Hospital System, Dallas, and oversees the laundering of more than 10 million pounds of healthcare linen annually for four hospitals. With three supervisors, he's responsible for 75 workers in production, repair, packing and distribution.


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Bradley Soccer will host the Missouri Valley Conference Men's Soccer Championship for the third time in four years. The third-seeded Braves will open tourney play Wednesday night versus sixth-seeded Evansville just four days after Bradley earned a 2-1, double-overtime road win against the Purple Aces in the regular-season finale for both teams.
|2013 Missouri Valley Conference Men's Soccer Championship
|Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013
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|Peoria, Ill. | Shea Stadium
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2013 MVC Men's Soccer Championship
• For the third time in four years, and the sixth time overall, Bradley will play host to the Missouri Valley Conference Men's Soccer Championship this week with two quarterfinal games Wednesday at Shea Stadium, two semifinal games Friday and the title game Sunday.
• In a rematch of Saturday's regular-season finale, which Bradley won, 2-1, in double overtime, the third-seeded Braves will face sixth-seeded Evansville in Wednesday's second quarterfinal game.
• Wednesday's matchup will be just the second all-time postseason meeting between Bradley and Evansville: the teams played to a scoreless draw in a 2008 quarterfinal at Evansville and the Braves advanced with a 5-4 decision in the shootout.
• Wednesday's game will be the 23rd all-time meeting between the two programs and Bradley owns a 13-8-1 series advantage.
• The Braves have won four straight against Evansville, scoring two goals in all four games, and Bradley is 12-3-1 in the last 16 series meetings.
• Bradley owns a 15-12-1 all-time MVC Tournament record, including an 8-4-2 home mark, and Bradley's 15 tourney wins are the most among the league's current 7-team men's soccer membership.


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We break the mayor's latest op-ed down, line by line.
John Tory's plans are no more than a brand name for pre-existing transit projects.
It's time for politicians to admit they're wrong about the Scarborough subway extension.
Sixty-eight years since its opening—and now near closing—the iconic Toronto shop still has dedicated customers.
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I'll admit it, I'm an avid horoscope reader and somewhat of a believer in astrology. However, I've never been a fan of things with zodiac symbols and birthstones plastered on them, so when I came across the Charlotte Olympia Zodiac Smoking Slippers, I expected to have the same feelings towards them. When I first saw these shoes a couple months ago, I thought they were quite ugly and wondered who would actually consider buying a pair, but after examining them closer, I somehow found myself wanting a pair of my own.
They're extremely fun and come in a variety of different colors, and the detailed zodiac sign on each flat is really beautiful. Even though these shoes are probably designed for you to pick your own zodiac sign, some are just too pretty to pass up (Scorpio, I'm looking at you). Regardless of whether you're a zodiac lover or not, there's no denying these flats are pretty fierce and a total conversation starter. Next time someone ask's you what's your sign, just tell them to look down to your feet. Click through to see all twelve zodiac designs.


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Review: Brenta's Bad Thing
Adelaide punters will no doubt be familiar with Carla Lippis. For several years the singer fronted the alt country/rock outfit, Carla Lippis and the Martial Hearts, who set the crowd swooning at The Wheat on many an occasion.
This month however audiences will get to see Lippis in a new light, as she unleashes her alter-ego 'Brenta' in a new show that is being staged as part of the Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
The self-devised piece, Brenta's Bad Thing allows Lippis to let loose a wildly extravagant persona in her 'mafia princess' character. Lippis playfully manipulates stereotypes to deliver a cheeky characterisation that doesn't mind taking the mickey.
Brenta is a 'typical' Italio/Aussie princess with one exception – she has a mad talent for singing and dreams of being a famous popstar… So when the devil comes a-calling disguised as a cowboy named JR and offers Brenta fame and fortune as a country singer, she immediately accepts. The result is a wild ride through county and alt county and psychedelic country hits.
Backed by musicians - guitarist Steven Pederson (from Carla Lippis and the Martial Hearts), Kevin van der Zwaag (The Transatlantics) and Mark Ferguson (Mike Stewart Big Band), Lippis delivers an exceptional performance. Whether she's channelling Patsy or Nancy, her tone is spot on. At one point she regales the crowd with her take on Norma Desmond's penultimate speech from Sunset Boulevarde, lost on most, but appreciated by a few, it's little touches like this that show this is a performer who's done her homework.
A truly entertaining performance - Lippis commits to every moment - and the result is cabaret magic.
Brenta's Bad Thing plays at Art Space Gallery, Festival Theatre June 6-8.
Watch Carla and the Martial Hearts perform Bang Bang
- TOPICS: Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Brenta's Bad Thing, Carla Lippis, Carla Lippis and the Martial Hearts
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It's the simple, classic, and unmistakeable taste of pure chocolate. What's not to love? DaVinci Chocolate Syrup has you covered for all of your chocolate needs. Add that chocolatey touch to your favorite drinks, or mix it with any of our other syrup flavors to create your own unique combination.
DaVinci Chocolate Syrup is also great on food items! Drizzle some over your brownies, cakes, pastries, ice cream, and even oatmeal!


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Security Is About Compliance, Not Trust
The word "trust" appears in the tagline for a great many security products and services. But in the business world what we often tout as trust simply boils down to an acceptance of risk and the expectation that we can transfer liability to other parties should that trust be broken.
I contend that there is no place for the concept of "trust" in IT security. Examine a history of security breaches and you'll see countless times when trustworthy past behavior fails to predict future actions. And if you could secure a business based solely on trust there'd be no need for auditors and the dozens of regulatory mandates they're tasked to enforce. Moreover, if we could always fully trust those around us there would be no need for internal security policies and varying employee access rights.
What is Trust?
The concept of trust certainly has a place in personal relationships – say, between spouses, between a parent and child, or between good friends. However, when it comes to business security trust is a wholly unreliable concept because of human nature and the laws of unforeseen consequences.
For example, in the time it takes an employee to walk away from an unprotected computer screen to get a glass of water, he might allow outsiders to view sensitive information that damages the organization. Or, an employee might copy the contact details for a few friendly customers to a USB stick before quitting her job. It's likely that in neither case the employee intends to harm the company, yet each has breached the organization's trust.
When evaluating an organization's security posture it can help to think in terms of compliance rather than trust. By this I mean employee compliance with rules established by internal policies and mandated by those responsible for the organization – both executives and IT managers. Unfortunately such rules vary widely by organization.
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Overall, the Abit AN8 SLI is an impressive motherboard! Being closest to the DFI LAN Party nF4 series, Abit has done a pretty good job with their AN8 SLI. Offering an impressively overclocker's friendly µGuru BIOS, the AN8 SLI boast up to 3.4VDIMM for power hungry BH5 or UTT memory chips. The package is also neat and comes with everything you need to get it started.
The AN8 SLI also features AudioMAX 7.1 soundcard which gives the AN8 SLI a unique look yet improving audio quality. The motherboard also comes with onboard LEDs that light up the MOSFET and AudioMAX area thus making this motherboard standout from the crowd, even without additional case lighting… Priced at about USD144 or RM600, the AN8 SLI is one of the least expensive nForce 4 SLI motherboard. All in all, the Abit AN8 SLI is yet another impressive nForce 4 SLI motherboard.
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Nov. 1, 1997
Raiders Fall to Kansas State, 13-2
LUBBOCK, Texas - Michael Bishop fired a 23-yard touchdown pass to Darnell McDonald late in the first half and Jonathan Beasley tacked on a 33-yard touchdown run late in the fourth quarter, powering No. 12 Kansas State to a 13-2 Big 12 victory over Texas Tech.
Kansas State (7-1, 4-1 Big 12) won its fourth straight since suffering its only loss of the season to Nebraska, 56-26, on October 4th.
The Wildcats' defense has been dominant during the streak, allowing only 37 points, including just nine in the last two weeks. Kansas State, which defeated Oklahoma 26-7 last week, has not allowed a passing touchdown in 30 quarters.
Texas Tech (4-4, 3-2) got its only points when safety Duane Price tackled Beasley in the end zone for a safety with 6:08 remaining in the first quarter.
But Bishop's eighth TD pass of the season capped a 10-play, 44-yard drive that gave the Wildcats a 6-2 lead with 2:14 remaining in the first half.
Jeremy Hernandez had a short punt out of his own end zone and Kansas State needed only one play to put the game away, as Beasley's first TD of the season increased the Wildcats' lead to 13-2 with 3:05 remaining.
The Red Raiders were trying to beat a top 25 opponent for the second straight week. Last week, Texas Tech handed Texas A&M its first Big 12 loss, 16-13. Since 1987, the Red Raiders are 9-32 against ranked teams.


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|The Giants' Matt Cain pitches two innings and yields a single hit against the AL's finest. (US Presswire)
KANSAS CITY -- If Bruce Bochy and Matt Cain get this kind of offensive production, the Giants win the NL West in a runaway later this summer.
Whack! Thwack! Crack! That was MVP Melky Cabrera and Pablo Sandoval chopping down big, bad Justin Verlander and his little buddy Matt Harrison in the 83rd All-Star Game.
Whoosh! That was Buster Posey drawing a key first-inning walk (and calling all the right pitches for Matt Cain).
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Clomp! Clomp! Clomp! That was Sandoval plowing around the bases for a three-run triple, for crying out loud.
Anybody for a recount now regarding San Francisco's stuffed ballot boxes and scattered chads?
The American Leaguers lost their right to voice an opinion in taking an 8-0 horse-whipping in front of 40,933 in Kauffman Stadium on a gorgeous, Midwestern summer's evening.
The National Leaguers sure weren't squawking as they departed Billy Butler-town, er, Kansas City, late Tuesday night after winning a third consecutive Midsummer Classic. They were making their home-field World Series reservations.
"Whoever ends up in the World Series [from the NL] should thank everybody in Giants Nation," Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun said. "They all contributed. Buster Posey, wherever he goes he calls shutouts. Melky, Panda, Matt Cain threw two shutout innings.
"It was a great night for the Giants."
The Mets' David Wright deserved to start at third over Kung Fu Panda? Sure he did ... but Panda started the rout by belting a Verlander curve for the bases-loaded triple in the first, then scoring to make it 5-0.
R.A. Dickey should have started over Cain? Debatable ... but Cain easily out-dueled the higher-profile Verlander by holding the AL to one hit over two scoreless innings.
"They definitely put their bats where everybody's mouths were," Cain said of his teammates in as succinct a summary as anybody offered on this blowout night.
It was smashmouth baseball. Were there referees instead of umpires, they would have called it a TKO in the first inning.
Verlander was scheduled to go two innings. He lasted one. Closer Joe Nathan took Verlander's second inning as a way of bridging the gap to Tampa Bay's David Price, who was scheduled to work the third.
When was the last time anybody saw Nathan in the second? That's as much a non-sequitur as Kansas City and fish tacos.
"I don't think he's ever pitched a second inning in his life," said Twins catcher Joe Mauer, who worked with Nathan all of those years in Minnesota.
That's how upside-down and inside-out this game became.
It started with the retiring Chipper Jones delivering a rousing, personalized version of a Win One for the Gipper speech inside the NL clubhouse.
"I don't want to stand up here and get all gooey-eyed in front of the young pups," Jones said. "They might think I've gone soft."
His basic message to his junior teammates was this: Enjoy yourselves. Every minute of this event. You never know when you'll get another chance to be here.
"Then we jumped on the defending AL Cy Young winner for five runs in the first," Jones said, still trying to wrap his Atlanta tomahawk around his last blast of an All-Star experience. "I don't think the guy had given up five runs in the first half.
"That was amazing."
Cabrera, the game's MVP, finished 2 for 3 with a home run, two RBI and two runs scored. Sandoval was 1 for 2 with three RBI and one run scored. Between them, they accounted for seven of the NL's eight runs.
Jones' speech was the final launching point. But oh, you Giant voters, you were the wind beneath their wings, you sentimental fools.
"We've got passionate fans, you know?" Posey said. "I don't think that's a negative in any way.
"I think we were all just excited to play. It was my first All-Star Game and I was starting, Melky, Pablo, Cain made the start ... we were all really excited."
Everybody's favorite moment seemed to be Panda's gallop around the bases during the first inning triple. There's a reason Barry Zito didn't nickname him "Cheetah."
"You don't expect him to get a triple," Posey said.
"It's always fun to watch Pablo run," Cain said.
"Love it," Jones said. "What a great personality. He's a really good kid. He's got a good head on his shoulders. I'm happy for all of these guys."
While Sandoval is a cult hero in San Francisco, Cabrera is still saying hello after Giants general manager Brian Sabean acquired him for pitcher Jonathan Sanchez last November. He's developing his own cult following, with a group of guys in costume calling themselves "Melk-men" roaming the outfield stands at AT&T Park. And recently, some pretty little "Melk-maids" have begun dressing up, too.
"Melky had a great game," said Mauer, who knows him well from Cabrera's days with the Yankees and Royals. "He's a great player, and I think everybody's starting to realize it."
An All-Star MVP award will speed up that process, if Cabrera's first-half numbers won't. And they should. He leads the majors with 119 hits at the break, leads the NL with 39 multi-hit games and is tied for second in the NL with seven triples.
So much for those who wrote him off as a one-hit wonder in Kansas City last season when he posted a .305 batting average, .391 on-base percentage, 18 homers and 87 RBI.
"I didn't come to win an MVP," Cabrera said. "That's just a surprise. It's a great gift that the Lord gave me.
"But the same opportunity Kansas City gave me last year is the same opportunity that San Francisco is giving me every day to showcase my talent.
"Again, I'm just very thankful to the fans that voted for me to come here."
Him and the NL's World Series entrant come October. Don't forget to send flowers, boys. Word is, in San Francisco, they even wear them in their hair.


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As Headmaster of The Haverford School, Dr. Leslie R. Severinghaus has executed his duties at Haverford with much wisdom and zeal. He realizes that the future depends on the young men of today, and he has dedicated his life to their future, and well-being. It is with this giving from his heart in mind that we dedicate the 1965 Haligoluk to Dr. Severinghaus.
Dr. Severinghaus has been with Haverford for many years. He joined the School staff as head of the English Deparmtent in 1929 and held that position until 1942, when he became Headmaster. In addition, Dr. Severinghaus holds many other positions, such as membership on the Board of Trustees at Cornell University and the Council for Religion in Independent Schools, and membership in the Country Day School Headmaster's Association (he was its President in 1960-61).
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Thus, I'd like to find the services/commands that I should run there, so I could run them from my client side software. I didn't get any manual, and I tried to reach the company without any success.
What are my options & how can I do it? In the admin configurations menu I've seen that there is a port (4099) that can be configured, it's called "FLASH operate Port". I don't know what it is, maybe I can connect through there?
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It's ok. I was once one of you. Nearly everyone who loves wine was once in the market segment that was just given its first official name by one of the largest studies ever of wine consumers: The Overwhelmed Consumer.
Constellation Brands, the behemoth wine and spirits company responsible for a sizeable portion of the Earth's wine production, recently commissioned a study to find out more about wine consumers. Their findings (despite being billed as the revolutionary results from a study "comparable to the Human Genome Project") were pretty prosaic. They identified six major groups into which all wine consumers fall. One of them, which contained about 25% of all wine drinkers, was labeled the Overwhelmed Consumer, and represented the folks who found the task of shopping for wine or selecting a wine off a wine list to be a daunting and unpleasant task.
My response: ONLY 25% !?!?
I would have thought it was higher. But no matter. The point is that even though this study wasn't nearly as impactful or insightful as it claims, there most certainly are a whole group of wine consumers that continue to be intimidated, confused, vexed, bothered, afraid, and yes, overwhelmed by the world of wine. Some of these folks don't care. But many of them do -- they'd rather not feel this way.
So for them I have some advice that if followed carefully, can go a long way towards moving you out of the Overwhelmed and into one of the other silly categories they came up with, not to mention help you enjoy your wine more.
1. Understand that it's OK if you know next to nothing (or even less than that) about wine. Really. It's OK. Wine knowledge means nothing to your worth as a human being, your intelligence, your worldliness, or your prospects for becoming anything you want to be. You may THINK you should know more than you do, maybe because your a businessperson who takes people out for dinner sometimes and can end up being responsible for ordering the wine, or maybe you hang out with people who know more about wine than you do, but none of that means you are deficient if you don't know squat.
So don't worry. And don't feel bad about yourself.
2. Ask questions and ask for help. I don't care if you are in a supermarket wine section wondering for the hundredth time which bottle you should choose, trying to choose a wine by the glass at a cheap restaurant, or pouring over the 25 page wine list at a three star dining room -- asking for a recommendation IS A GREAT IDEA. It's a smart idea. It will make your life easier and it will, ninety percent of the time or more, teach you something.
Here's why. Everywhere that sells wine (except for the really down and out corner convenience stores, 7Elevens, and the like) has people working there that know something about the wine. In supermarkets there are wine buyers, in little restaurants the staff has often tasted many of the wines, in fancy restaurants there are sommeliers whose entire job is to pick wines for the restaurant and to help customers pick wines for dinner.
All of these people are willing to help you. Not only that, they WANT to help you. Of course, sometimes you find other Overwhelmed people just like you, and they won't be able to give you any advice, but most of the time, they will save you a lot of heartache and worrying.
One final note: for all the guys out there whose ego and pride make them think that if they were real men they would know which wine to order for dinner and that asking for a recommendation or help figuring out what the hell kind of grape Auxerrois is anyway : GET OVER IT! Asking someone who knows even slightly more than you for advice is the smartest thing you can do. And it's sexy. Try asking for directions at the gas station when your girlfriend suggests it next time.
3. If you want to learn, LEARN. Learning takes effort. Not much, but some. As a starting point, I humbly submit my Five Stages of a Self Education in Wine. If that helps you get started, I'd be very pleased.
Most importantly though, no matter whether you are a current or just a recovering member of the Overwhelmed Consumers -- keep drinking !!
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Stanford Beats Oregon, 4-0
EUGENE, Ore. - The Stanford women's soccer team defeated the Oregon Ducks Sunday by a score of 4-0.
The Cardinal got on the board in the 11th minute of the first half on a goal by Tracye Lawyer. Karin Brett increased Stanford's lead to 2-0 in the 43rd minute when she netted a corner pass in front of goal. Becky Livermore and Christy Stoffel added second-half goals for Stanford.
The Cardinal outshot the Ducks 16-1 and didn't allow Oregon a shot on goal in the second half.


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This Denver sandwich shop was successful, but chose to step out and were not afraid to change in order to improve. The most successful restaurants find a good business model and then stick with what made them successful. They duplicate that model over and over in a franchise concept that has worked well for McDonalds and others. Uber Sausage came up with a great idea and launched their first restaurant on East Colfax in Denver in 2011. The small sandwich shop was a big hit and is located near East High School and City Park. But they did something that was risky.
Uber Sausage was highly popular so the owners decided to open up another sandwich shop at a new location in the growing Highlands neighborhood just west of downtown Denver in April 2013. They took the same approach as before and kept the same name and menu as their E Colfax shop. But the growing Highlands area is much different from their E Colfax location with a diverse population of millennials who have different tastes.
They could have stayed with what made them successful
Brian who is the co-owner of Uber Sausage told me they decided to step out and change things up with the new sandwich shop. Brian says, "At first, it was called Uber Sausage with the same menu, but in November 2013 we changed our identity." This is when they took a gamble and changed the name to Uber Eats and added new items to the menu that included tacos, salads and burgers.
Was the name change and new menu a hit in this growing millennial neighborhood? Brian said it was not only a success, but says, "The change has done wonders for us. The reason for the change was we wanted to be more diverse for the people in the area. Our Yelp score is 4.5 out of 5 as well."
Not afraid to change their identity
When many other business models say you need to stay consistent with your branding, the owners of Uber Sausage found out it pays to listen to your customers and give them what they want. They could have stayed with the East Colfax model that was successful, but chose to step out and and were not afraid to change in order to improve. It's even working so well, that they are opening up another restaurant location near downtown by the end of the year.
Uber Eats offers a great diverse menu and they make their own naturally raised, nitrate and preservative-free artisan sausages in-house. They have determined they want to bring the best sausage sandwich to Denver. They have a great Highlands location that overlooks the downtown Denver skyline. As I sat on the outside patio and ate my tasty sausage sandwich, I knew why this restaurant is so popular. They offer a great product at a great price in a great Highlands location. Uber Eats is located at 1535 Central St just west of I-25 in the Highlands. 303-433-4575.


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On Thursday, May 20, at the Cannery Ballroom (1 Cannery Row, Nashville, TN, 37203) fashion and philanthropy unite for the Fashionology charity fashion show.
Annually, the fashion show raises money for Metro Nashville Public Schools and the PENCIL foundation. The PENCIL foundation connects community resources to Nashville public schools in order to help young people achieve academic success. Fashionology is one of the only fashion focused initiatives to give back in such a way. When attendees purchase tickets they are asked to bring school supplies which will aid the efforts of the PENCIL foundation and Nashville Public Schools.
Along with their continued focus on Nashville Public Schools, the folks at Fashionology have just announced that they will be taking donations to aid with Hands On Nashville's flood relief efforts. The Tennessean announced that Fashionology is an official charity aimed at supporting the work of Hands on Nashville. What an excellent cause.
And if the charity and philanthropic initiatives were not enough to entice you to come to this wonderful fashion show, Fashionology boasts the largest selection of local designers, models, and artists on one runway for one event. This year Fashionology will feature designs by Amanda Valentine. Amanda is the designer and owner of Valentine Valentine Handmade Clothing and Jewelry. Amanda focuses on handmade designs made from recycled and vintage materials. You can view her collection and her inspirations on her blog (www.valentinestyling.blogspot.com) and her twitter page (@valvalclothing). Amanda's designs will be joined by plus size designer Detriea Burr of D'Michelle Designs, Damon Harding, Alveanie Scruggs, Krista Davis, and Sara Marie Jenkins.
General Admission tickets are still available for $20. Tickets can be purchased at Phat Kaps boutique in Antioch and on line at fashionology.eventbrite.com.


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A MUSIC BLOG has been seized by the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) in the UK.
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The page warns users of the web site that they could face up to 10 years in prison if they have downloaded content, a claim that it might find hard to put into action.
Last year, the UK began to follow in the footsteps of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) domain seizures. The procedure wasn't rigorous, law enforcement just had to ask and Nominet, which handles .co.uk domains, would take down the domain. However, Tech Dirt said this is the first non-Nominet domain it has heard of being subject to a UK law enforcement takedown.
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