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The Ministerial Council expressed its condolences on the death of King Fahd bin Abdulaziz to Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz; to Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation and Inspector-General Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz; and to the people of Saudi Arabia. The Council went on to express congratulations and best wishes to King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz and his trusted Crown Prince, Sultan bin Abdulaziz on assuming the leadership in the Kingdom; and praised the determination of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to continue his serious efforts serving Islam and supporting Arab and Islamic causes as well as enhancing international peace and security and promoting global economic growth.
The Council also congratulated Kuwaiti Emir Shaikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah on the success of the surgery he underwent and his safe return home from abroad, wishing him good health.
The Council then reviewed the achievements of joint GCC cooperation since the last session as well as progress in political and security issues regionally and internationally.
On the economy, the Council reviewed reports and minutes of the meetings of a number of committees related to joint economic work. On communications, postal services and information technology, the Council was briefed on recommendations on a system of pricing for GCC communications companies. On commerce, the Council was informed on the results of the mission of the trade cooperation committee with regard to trademarks and commercial fraud. On planning and development, the Council was updated as regards population policies, procedures and programs adopted by the GCC states to amend the population structure as well as prospects for issuing a report on the growth of human resources and conducting a study to establish a GCC statistics center. On transportation, the Council was briefed on resolutions passed by the committee's 9th session, including prospects for the construction of a communal GCC railroad system, and studies to establish a GCC shipping company.
As regards relations with other countries and international bodies, the Council was briefed on, and expressed its satisfaction on the outcome of, the second round of negotiations between the GCC states and China and on the meeting of experts held in Beijing on June 20 and 21, 2005 within the framework of bilateral free trade negotiations.
The Council also reviewed aspects of issues relating to human welfare and the protection of the environment, including implementation of resolutions and directives on education issued by the Supreme Council in its 25th session. On protecting the health of human beings and the environment from the impact of ozone as well as to support national, regional and international efforts within the framework of the Vienna Convention and the Montreal Protocol, the Council recommended the adoption of an integrated and guided system to control materials that contain ozone, referring this matter to the upcoming session of the Supreme Council of the GCC.
On defense, the Council was briefed on the progress of cooperation activities in this area, and expressed its satisfaction over steps that had been taken so far, affirming completion of all related procedures and various arrangements. On security coordination and cooperation, the Council was briefed on procedures that had already been undertaken by the GCC states and expressed its satisfaction over these procedures.
The Council expressed its sorrow and condemnation over acts of terrorism witnessed by a number of countries around the world, and reiterated that such criminal acts will only further enhance the global will to combat terrorism and promote international cooperation to eliminate it and those who are behind it. It also welcomed and re-affirmed its support for the Declaration of Riyadh and the recommendations adopted by the Counter-Terrorism International Conference, notably the proposal by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz to establish an international counter-terrorism center, saying this would contribute positively to international efforts against terrorism. In this regard, the Council supported efforts aimed at forming a working team to study the recommendations which had been included in the proposed declaration relating to the establishment of the Center under the supervision of the United Nations.
On the operations of the consultative body of the GCC Supreme Council, the Council was briefed concerning evaluation of the GCC's progress over the past 23 years.
The Council then congratulated Iranian President Mehmud Ahmadi Nejad on his victory in the presidential election and said it is anticipating that the upcoming period will bring about positive developments in GCC-Iranian relations within the framework of good neighborly ties, joint interests and non-interference in the internal affairs of others. It expressed optimism that Iran would opt for remarkable steps to enhance trust that could lead to accomplishing security and stability as well as ensuring welfare for all the peoples in the region. The Council also discussed a number of important regional and international issues and reaffirmed its well-known and lasting stances in this regard. It supported the right of the United Arab Emirates for sovereignty over its three islands, namely Greater Tunb, Lesser Tunb and Abu Mousa as well as the territorial waters of and the space above the continental enclave, and the economic zone of the three islands as indivisible parts of the United Arab Emirates. The Council expressed sorrow that contacts with Iran had failed to produce any positive results that could have led to finding a solution to the issue of these three islands and contributing to strengthening the region's security and stability. The Council took into consideration all peaceful means that could lead to the restoration of the right of the UAE to its three islands. It invited Iran to respond to the efforts of the UAE and the international community to resolve this issue through direct negotiations or refer this to the International Court of Justice.
As regards Iraq, the Council reviewed current events, including the deteriorating security and the human situation there as a result of the escalating violence. It reaffirmed its known and permanent positions on Iraq, especially its condemnation of all criminal and terrorist acts targeting civilians and abducting innocent people, even ambassadors, and members of the diplomatic corps, and of humanitarian and religious bodies. It supported all efforts exerted towards bringing about Iraq's national reconciliation and ensuring the participation of all factions of the Iraqi people in the political process to avoid a negative impact on Iraq's integrity, independence and sovereignty. The Council renewed its hope that the Iraqi people would be united to achieve security, stability, prosperity and the national territorial integrity as well as to preserve the Arab and Islamic identity of Iraq and ensure its return as an effective member of the Arab World and of the international community. It also expressed the hope that Iraq would be restored to its security, stability, and prosperity and return to play its positive role as an effective member in Gulf, Arab and international arenas by committing to the United Nations resolutions and living in peace and harmony with its neighbors and the rest of the world. The Council condemned the acts of the previous Iraqi regime, resulting in the mass killings of the Iraqi people, taking of hostages and detaining people from Kuwait and other countries. It urged the United Nations to forge cooperation with the Iraqi government and other concerned parties to intensify efforts to find a final solution pertaining to the return of Kuwaiti property and national heritage items and documents that had been stolen by the former Iraqi regime during its occupation of Kuwait.
The Council also reviewed the latest events in the Palestinian territories and developments in the Middle East peace process. It looked forward to the evacuation of the Israeli settlements from the Gaza Strip as a step to be followed by other steps for the complete withdrawal from all occupied Palestinian lands to enable the Palestinian people to establish an independent state with Al-Quds [East Jerusalem] as its capital. The Council reiterated, in this regard, the adherence of the GCC states to the peace initiative presented by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz at the Arab Summit held in Beirut in 2002 and adopted by the Summit to become an Arab initiative for peace in the region on the basis of the United Nations
Resolutions. This initiative, it declared, should be considered as a genuine framework for achieving a just and comprehensive peace for the cause of the Palestinians. Warning against threats raised by an extremist Jewish group to raid and attack Al-Aqsa Mosque, the Council affirmed that such threats are aimed at insulting the feelings of Muslims and violating the sanctity of the Holy Sites. It confirmed that a just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East will not be realized unless an independent Palestinian state is established with Al-Quds [East Jerusalem] as its capital and Israel withdraws from the occupied Arab Syrian Golan Heights to the borders of the 4th June, 1967 as well as from the remaining Arab lands in southern Lebanon.
The Council renewed its call on the international community to make the Middle East region free from all weapons of mass destruction, including the Gulf region, and to put pressure on Israel to join the Non-Proliferation Treaty and submit all its nuclear installations to inspection by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), considering this as a basic condition for any future security arrangements.
The Council welcomed the new Lebanese government and confirmed the desire of the GCC states to support the brotherly Lebanese people politically and economically as well as Lebanon's security and stability. It expressed the hope that all national factions would agree on what is good for preserving Lebanon's integrity, cohesion and prosperity, and condemned Israel's repeated threats and attacks against Lebanon's sovereignty and independence.
The Council concluded by expressing sorrow and condolences for Iraq and its people over the collapse of the Al-Ayma bridge that led to the death of hundreds of Iraqis. It also expressed sorrow and condolences over the loss of life and property caused by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, in the State of Louisiana in the United States. The Council expressed its readiness to stand by the United States in this natural disaster in the light of the friendly ties between it and the GCC states.


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When the music finally started floating out over the winds Thursday evening, I was lucky enough to run across both the Sixes property owners hosting Bi-Mart's first Cape Blanco Country Music Festival.
Scott McKenzie was sitting by himself in a lawn chair amid the jumble behind the food booths, watching his daughter-in-law hustle up deep-fry orders of fish and chips.
A few minutes later, someone pointed out Ron Puhl as he was drawn toward the presence of Pam Tillis on the massive stage in the middle of his pasture.
Somehow, her enchanting voice was the sound that finally made the whole event become real.
Thousands of people — ticket sales are near 13,000 — will see world-class entertainment on the windy fields of Cape Blanco this weekend. They are parking and camping on McKenzie's property south of Cape Blanco Road; the stage is on Puhl's property north of the road.
It feels a bit like an invasion on this very quiet part of the world.
Why there? A sheep shearer who used to work for McKenzie is the connection. He bought property in Brownsville that has hosted Bi-Mart's original festival for more than a decade. When organizers wondered about the coast — out of the heat — for a second event, the former sheep shearer sent them to the McKenzie family.
McKenzie and Puhl say concert officials first toured the site on a pleasant fall afternoon. Did anyone tell them about the wind? "The very first thing," says McKenzie. Puhl assures me it was the same. "I told them it's not like this in August."
It's worth noting that Puhl's new Cape Blanco Cranberries sweatshirt is a hoody, in contrast to the thin festival T-shirts on sale nearby.
Learning to deal with the wind, I suspect, will become a hallmark of the Cape Blanco festival, even a badge of honor for campers, for sound technicians, for vendors, for promoters and for the patrons. They were all getting lessons Thursday night. The stories were "wow" not complaints.
As is clear in today's news and advertising, Bi-Mart is committed to come back to Sixes next August; acts have been booked and tickets are on sale at Cape Blanco today.
The McKenzies and the Puhls have agreed that bringing all this spending into Curry County — hiring temporary labor, giving community groups a chance to do fundraising, adding to sales at stores and restaurants — is a sound decision on their part to boost the community.
Both are part of long-time area families. McKenzie was born along Elk River, between the concert site and Port Orford, and his wife in tiny Denmark. Puhl is married into the Sweet family, too legendary over four generations to describe.
Next Saturday, I remind McKenzie, he can sit in the same spot and see no one, no one at all. His reply is quick: "I'm looking forward to it."
"People are a crop too," said Puhl, who usually runs cattle and sheep on the spot, but by this time of year fields are too dry for grazing. "We want them to come spend their money here until it's all gone.
They are also complimentary of the promoters in the way they have handled all the planning and arrangements for more than a year — from lids fastened to trash cans to temporary housing for neighbors who were worried about the impact on their quiet corner of the world.


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STANFORD, Calif. – The annual Big Row against Cal is this Saturday and will mark the final home race for eight Stanford seniors.
The eight seniors on this year's roster include Christina Bax (human biology), Anna Dawson (psychology), Ali Fauci (computer science), Valerie Frank (graduate student in management, science and engineering), Katie Lopez (engineering-product design), Daphne Martschenko (anthropology and Slavic languages and literatures), Chierika Ukogu (human biology) and Kristy Wentzel (human biology).
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Alternatively, you can flip the Use version option to say "release 1.6.4" – but then it won't update correctly when 1.7 releases, since it will faithfully refuse to launch any version other than exactly 1.6.4. You can just keep changing this manually every time Minecraft does a major update release, but "Use Latest Version" is clearly what you actually want, you just don't want snapshots to be included in that.
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"Nursing care of the woman receiving regional analgesia/anesthesia in labor. Second edition. Evidence-based clinical practice guideline." has been saved, and will be accessible from the My NGC page.
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This guideline updates a previous version: Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN). Nursing care of the woman receiving regional analgesia/anesthesia in labor. Evidence-based clinical practice guideline. Washington (DC): Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN); 2001 Jan. 36 p. [72 references]
Note from the National Guideline Clearinghouse: This guideline references a drug(s) for which important revised regulatory and/or warning information has been released.
Labor and delivery
Pregnant women, who with their primary care providers and anesthesia care providers, have made informed decisions to undergo regional analgesia/anesthesia for intrapartum pain management and who have no identified contraindication for regional analgesia/anesthesia
Potential maternal–fetal side effects of medications used for obstetric regional analgesia
The original search, conducted using Internet Grateful Med, MEDLINE, and the Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL) databases, was limited to articles in English published between 2000 and 2009. Articles were also selected from the Cochrane Library. Articles reporting the results of a variety of clinical trials, review articles, and reports of case studies were reviewed and scored. Duplicate citations were identified and eliminated. Additional searches and articles, including selected articles before 2000 and those published through April 2011, were retrieved and scored based on knowledge of critical works.
The original literature search strategy for this revision included identification of citations in which any one of the following terms appeared:
Additional literature reviewed included guidelines and position statements from the following professional organizations: American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), Society of Obstetrical Anesthesia Providers, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN). Guidelines for Perinatal Care, published by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and ACOG, and guidelines published through Canadian organizations were also included in the initial review.
Limited, topic-specific secondary searches were carried out based on identified gaps in the literature. The stipulation for these search parameters was that the topic terms be present in the body of the article.
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Quality-of-Evidence Rating
I: Evidence obtained from at least one properly designed randomized controlled trial or meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.
II-1: Evidence obtained from well-designed controlled trials without randomization.
II-2: Evidence obtained from well-designed cohort or case-control analytic studies, preferably from more than one center or research group.
II-3: Evidence from multiple time series with or without the intervention. Dramatic results in uncontrolled experiments (such as the results of the introduction of penicillin treatment in the 1940s) could also be regarded as this type of evidence.
III: Opinions of respected authorities, based on clinical experience, descriptive studies, or reports of expert committees.
The referenced rationale citations and quality-of-evidence ratings also include published clinical practice guidelines and recommendations from other professional associations or, in limited instances, from standard texts that represent established and accepted guidelines for management of obstetric analgesia/anesthesia. These recommendations are included for completeness but are identified as level-III evidence.
Evaluation and Scoring
A system and tool for scoring the literature was developed based on the method for literature analysis presented in the American Nurses Association (ANA) Manual to Develop Guidelines*. Using this framework, each study reviewed by the Guideline team was evaluated in the following eight categories:
A description of the above criteria and a sample scoring tool can be found in the ANA Manual*.
*Marek, K. (1995). Manual to develop guidelines. ANA Committee on Nursing Practice Standards & Guidelines. Washington, DC: American Nurses Publishing, American Nurses Foundation/American Nurses Association.
The Nursing Care of the Woman Receiving Regional Analgesia/Anesthesia in Labor Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline and Quick Care Guide were developed by the Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline Development Team, which is comprised of Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) member experts. Team members were selected for guideline development by AWHONN for their expertise as scientists and clinicians dedicated to improving the health and well-being of women and newborns.
The process for guideline development described herein is the result of the combined efforts of AWHONN's Practice, Research, and Education committees originally undertaken in 1998 using the framework presented in the American Nurses Association (ANA) Manual to Develop Guidelines*.
Team members participated from 2009 through early 2011 in teleconferences, literature review, evaluation and scoring of research articles, and revision of the Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline. Consensus was used to delimit the multidisciplinary literature reviewed and accepted for use in this Guideline.
Not applicable
A formal cost analysis was not performed and published cost analyses were not reviewed.
Note from the National Guideline Clearinghouse (NGC): Referenced rationale and quality of evidence ratings for each recommendation are provided in the original guideline document.
Preanesthesia Preparation
Expected Outcome: The registered nurse (RN), in collaboration with the anesthesia and obstetric care providers, will assess the woman's knowledge of regional analgesia/anesthesia, prepare her, and intervene as needed to minimize untoward effects.
Immediate Postprocedure and Ongoing Maternal and Fetal Assessment
Expected Outcome: The RN, in collaboration with the anesthesia care provider, will assess the maternal and fetal response to regional analgesia and intervene promptly as needed to minimize untoward effects.
Initial Catheter Placement
If intravascular injection occurs:
Blood Pressure
Maternal hypotension can be defined as a systolic blood pressure (BP) less than 100 mmHg or a 20%–30% decrease in systolic BP from preanesthesia baseline levels.
Fetal Status
Uterine Activity
Monitor for pruritus, particularly during the first hour after medication administration. (See "Assessment and Management of Maternal Side Effects and Complications," below.)
Assess for sedation if an opioid medication is administered with local analgesia.
Motor Blockade
Assess the level of motor blockade throughout the period of analgesia, ideally using standardized screening or assessment criteria.
Assessment and Management of Maternal Side Effects and Complications
Expected Outcome: The RN, in collaboration with the anesthesia care provider, will assess the maternal and fetal responses to regional analgesia to minimize and manage side effects.
Assess for the presence and severity of itching by patient description or visual scale.
If the woman experiences severe pruritus or pruritus that does not resolve within approximately 1 hour, notify the anesthesia care provider and administer medication to alleviate itching as ordered.
Monitor for nausea and vomiting postprocedure and following additional bolus doses of medication.
Assess for the following symptoms of postdural puncture headache after regional block administration:
Urinary Retention
Assess for urinary retention and bladder distension by observation and palpation.
Assist the woman to void. Perform intermittent urinary catheterization using a straight catheter if she is unable to void spontaneously.
Intravascular Injection
Following administration of regional analgesia/anesthesia, assess for signs of intravascular injection including:
Assessment of Anesthesia Effects on Labor Progress
Expected Outcome: The RN will recognize potential implications of regional analgesia/anesthesia on labor progress and identify when alterations in labor progress may occur.
Evaluate uterine activity and labor progress by assessing the following on a continuum:
Postanesthesia Care
Expected Outcome: The postpartum woman who received regional anesthesia/analgesia during labor will recover to preprocedure level of sensation and motor function and proceed to routine postpartum care.
Women who have received regional analgesia shall receive appropriate postanesthesia care.
Care of the Newborn
Expected Outcome: The RN will assess the newborn and intervene to help facilitate the transition to extrauterine life following birth with regional analgesia/anesthesia.
Routine assessment of the newborn — including assessment of temperature, heart rate, respiratory rate and characteristics, skin color, level of consciousness, muscle tone, and activity — should be documented at least every 30 minutes until the newborn's condition has remained stable for 2 hours.
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The type of supporting evidence is identified and graded for each recommendation (see the original guideline document for referenced rationale and specific quality of evidence ratings for each recommendation).
An implementation strategy was not provided.
Not applicable: The guideline was not adapted from another source.
Publication of this guideline was supported through an educational grant from Stryker Medical.
2009-2011 Anesthesia Evidence-based Clinical Practice Guideline Development Team
2009-2011 Anesthesia Evidence-based Clinical Practice Guideline Development Team: Kathleen Rice Simpson, PhD, RNC, FAAN (Science Team Leader); Sandra K. Cesario, PhD, RNC, FAAN (Project Manager); Dwayne L Accardo, CRNA, DNP; Patricia A. Creehan, MSN, RNC; Nancy O'Brien-Abel, MN, RNC-OB; Judith H. Poole, PhD, RNC; Anne Santa-Donato, MSN, RNC
Reviewers: Debra Bingham, DrPH, RN; Carol Elaine Brown, MN, RN, BC; Ann C. Holden, RN, MSc, PNC; John W. Nelson, CRNA, MS; Richard N. Wissler, MD, PhD
The Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) requires authors, planners, and reviewers in a position to control content of an Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline to disclose all relevant financial relationships with any commercial interest. The authors, reviewers and nurse planners for this Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline disclosed no relevant financial relationships that might create a conflict of interest. The nurse planners have taken measures to mitigate the risk of commercial bias by participating in development and review of the Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline and by developing its associated continuing education activity.
Electronic copies: Not available at this time.
Print copies: Available by contacting the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), 2000 L Street, N.W. Suite 740, Washington, D.C. 20036; Phone: (800) 354-2268; Web site: www.awhonn.org/store .
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Print copies: Available by contacting the Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), 2000 L Street, N.W. Suite 740, Washington, D.C. 20036; Phone: (800) 354-2268; Web site: www.awhonn.org .
Also, the appendices of the original guideline document contain a continuing nursing education credit application, a participant feedback tool, and post-test questions.
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This NGC summary was completed by ECRI on April 9, 2002. The information was verified by the guideline developer on June 7, 2002. This NGC summary was updated by ECRI Institute on June 8, 2012. The information was verified by the guideline developer on July 19, 2012. This summary was updated by ECRI Institute on March 6, 2014 following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory on Over-the-Counter Topical Antiseptic Products. This summary was updated by ECRI Institute on June 2, 2016 following the U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory on Opioid pain medicines.
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Nickleby attended UW-Barron County from January 1989 through June 1991. While at UW-BC she served as president of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and received the National Bierkoe Distinguished Member Award for outstanding leadership. She was also selected to represent UW-BC at the Women's Studies Consortium workshop at UW-Madison.
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In volunteer community service she acted as coordinator for the Celebration of Excellence, was an engineering panelist at University of St. Thomas, was an Engineering Advisory Board Executive Committee member, and Zephry 'M' Club Executive Committee member.
In 1995 she was voted Rice Lake School District Teacher of the Year, in 2005 received the 3M TWEST Award, and was voted Assistant Principal of the Year in 2008 and Principal of the Year in 2012 by the Minnesota Association of Secondary Schools.
Previous recipients of the UW-Barron County Foundation Distinguished Alumni Award are Louis E. Muench of Cumberland; Lance Allan Hajdasz, a native of Rice Lake; John Paul Gamoke, a native of Arcadia; Karyn Nelson Schauf of Barron; Eric Ness, a native of Cumberland; Mark Gilbertson, a native of Rice Lake; Jeff Hile of Cumberland; Reverend Peter Muschinske, a native of Rice Lake, and Chris Fitzgerald of Rice Lake.
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What to Watch for: 6.22.13
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Colorado Rockies (37-38) vs. Washington Nationals (37-36)
RHP Jhoulys Chacin (5-3, 4.26) vs. RHP Dan Haren (4-8, 5.72)
The Nationals won their third straight game thanks to Ian Desmond's seventh-inning, go-ahead jack, his third homer in as many contests. The win helped propel Washington to its sixth win in 10 games, and gave the Nats their first season series win over the Rockies since 2005. Today, Dan Haren takes the mound to try to give the Nationals their first four-game winning streak since winning five in a row between May 4-10.
1. Span CF
2. Rendon 2B
3. Zimmerman 3B
4. LaRoche 1B
5. Desmond SS
6. Bernadina RF
7. Lombardozzi LF
8. Solano C
9. Haren RHP
Remarkably, nine of Ian Desmond's 12 home runs this season have been go-ahead blasts. Desmond currently leads all active MLB shortstops with 32 extra-base hits (18 doubles, 2 triples, 12 home runs). During Washington's current three-game win streak, Desmond has posted the game-winning RBI in each contest, and he paces all MLB shortstops with nine game-winning RBI.
With 19 saves in hand, Rafael Soriano is one save shy of becoming the third Nationals closer to tally 20 saves before the end of June. At present, Matt Capps (20th save on June 9, 2010 vs. Pittsburgh) and Chad Cordero (June 14, 2005 at Los Angeles Angels) comprise this short list.
In 14 games and 43.0 innings dating to the June 8 series opener vs. Minnesota, Jim Lett's bullpen is 4-3 with five holds, four saves (zero blown saves), 43 strikeouts and a 1.67 ERA (8 ER/43.0 IP). In that span, the bullpen has lowered its season ERA from 4.06 to 3.61. The bullpen has not allowed a home run at Nationals Park since Atlanta's Ramiro Pena went deep in the 10th inning on April 12. Since that blast, Nationals relievers have worked 73.1 consecutive homerless innings in the District.
Highlights: 6.13.13
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6.13.13 – Nationals 5, Rockies 4
Stat of the Game: Ian Desmond went 4-for-4, extending his hitting streak to a career-high 15 games.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Ryan Zimmerman drove in three runs, including two on his seventh home run of the season.
It Was Over When: Rafael Soriano locked down his 17th save in 20 opportunities, stranding the tying run at first in the ninth.
Highlights: 6.9.13
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6.9.13 Game 1 – Nationals 7, Twins 0
Stat of the Game: Jordan Zimmermann cruised, allowing just two hits over seven scoreless frames to earn his ninth win.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Anthony Rendon plated three RBI to guide the offense to its largest output since May 28.
It Was Over When: Ian Desmond's two-out, two-run single helped lead to a a five-run fifth frame and knocked Twins starter Scott Diamond from the game.
6.9.13 Game 2 – Nationals 5, Twins 4
Stat of the Game: The Nationals overcame an early three-run deficit with single runs in the third, fifth, sixth and seventh innings.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Six different relievers combined to throw six innings of three-hit, shutout ball to preserve the victory.
It Was Over When: Rafael Soriano got the final out, popping up Josh Willingham to strand the tying run at third and the go-ahead run at first.
Stammen The Tide
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A couple weeks ago, when discussing the options for taking over the injured Ross Detwiler's spot in the rotation, Davey Johnson opted not to go with Craig Stammen, despite the righty's excellent numbers early in the season. In fact, it was precisely because of those numbers that Johnson felt he needed Stammen in case of emergency long relief, or if the team needed quality extra-inning work. And while one never wishes for such situations to arise, when one did Friday night in a crucial series opener in Atlanta, Stammen was there to answer the call.
Did he ever.
The right-hander came on with the Nationals ahead 2-1 in the bottom of the third and set down all 12 Braves batters he faced, three by strikeout, to bridge the gap to the back of the bullpen. Tyler Clippard, Drew Storen and Rafael Soriano tossed an inning each to finish out a 3-2 victory, one that seemed a stretch to believe after Stephen Strasburg departed with tightness in his back after just two frames.
"He was unbelievable, he did a great job," said Johnson of Stammen's clutch performance. "I thought he could go about 50 pitches, and he did. He probably could have gone further…It was a big win. We needed it bad."
While it's hard to call any single outcome in a 162-game season a must-win, Friday night may well have been the most significant single matchup on the schedule so far this season. Coming off a pair of disappointing setbacks in Baltimore, the Nationals sat with even .500 record, trailing the first-place Braves by 5.5 games in the division. With Strasburg on the mound against up-and-down rookie starter Julio Teheran, Washington appeared to have the advantage in the pitching matchup heading into the evening. When that assumed advantage was suddenly thrown out the window, it was Stammen who led the charge, as the team came together to gut out a huge win.
"I try to stick to my routine of taking it one pitch at a time," explained Stammen, acknowledging the overused phrase, but emphasizing the importance of that mindset. "It may sound cliché, but that's really the only way you can look at it. If you put your heart and soul into every pitch, every time, sooner or later you look up and you're through three or four innings."
Stammen's four innings gave the offense enough time to piece together another run, just enough to squeak out a victory. All three runs came via productive outs, and all three were set up thanks to hustle plays. Leading off both the first and sixth innings, Denard Span stretched for an extra base after lacing a ball into the right-field corner, notching a pair of triples. In each case he went on to score easily on a deep sacrifice fly to right field by Steve Lombardozzi. The only other Washington tally came after Roger Bernadina and Danny Espinosa each singled with one out in the second, The Shark racing around to third base after Espinosa's chopper bounced through the right side of the infield. Kurt Suzuki followed with a grounder to third, but busted hard out of the box, beating out the back end of a potential inning-ending, 5-4-3 double play, allowing Bernadina to score.
Together, the bullpen and lineup showed the kind of hustle and effort it will take to win games with Bryce Harper, Wilson Ramos and Jayson Werth still out of the lineup. Ultimately, Friday night's game was one of sacrifice – Stammen's well-earned tourniquet victory, Lombardozzi's pair of run-scoring fly balls – of giving up whatever was needed to get the victory. It was epitomized by Stammen's attitude afterward, one which the Nationals will need to embrace as they slowly get back to full strength.
"I'll be here tomorrow with my cleats on," he said, despite throwing 49 pitches over his four perfect frames. "If it goes 20 innings, I'm sure I can flip something up there."
Highlights: 5.31.13
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5.31.13 – Nationals 3, Braves 2
Stat of the Game: Craig Stammen retired all 12 batters he faced out of the bullpen to earn his third win of the season.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Denard Span tripled and scored twice to provide the bulk of the offense.
It Was Over When: Rafael Soriano closed the door with a 1-2-3 ninth inning for his 15th save in 18 chances this season.
Happy Flight Home
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Winning on the road in extra innings is one of the hardest things to do in baseball. In fact, one could argue that it's the toughest overtime scenario in any major sport. Even reaching that point means you've already survived a sudden death situation in the bottom of the ninth, and no matter what kind of rally you put together, your opponent will always have the chance to counter. It is perhaps the biggest factor in baseball's home field advantage, one that extends far beyond the simple comforts of playing in familiar surroundings, in front of the hometown crowd.
But that's exactly what the Nationals did on Wednesday, scratching out a 10th-inning run to wrestle a 2-1 victory away from the Giants in front of a raucous San Francisco crowd. Bryce Harper made a pair of crucial catches, Adam LaRoche reminded everyone that he's still a wizard at first base, and Ian Desmond stepped in following an intentional walk to Ryan Zimmerman to deliver the game-winning hit.
"It's gonna be a good flight back home," said Gio Gonzalez, who silenced the Giants offense into the eighth inning, but came away with a no decision. "Today was a great example of how they battled, and we fought all the way to the end."
Athletes will often say that after things go poorly for them, the first thing they want to do is get back to the same situation in which failed in order to have another chance to succeed. For Harper, that meant a chance to track down Hunter Pence's ball on the warning track in the sixth inning Wednesday, in an eerily similar spot to the ball he couldn't corral in the ninth inning Tuesday night, leading to the game-tying run. For Rafael Soriano, it meant another one-run lead entrusted to his right arm less than 24 hours after a blown save in the same spot, with a chance to once again lock down a huge road victory.
"People on the outside don't really understand what kind of a mental hurdle that is," said Desmond in regards to Harper's play in particular. "Whether you run into a wall, or you get caught stealing, whatever it may be, to bounce back from it is a huge mental hurdle. That took some big guts today, a lot of guts from everybody."
There was, perhaps, some fitting irony that it came down to Marco Scutaro – owner of the longest hitting streak in the Majors this year at 19 games – for the final out. Hitless to that point on Wednesday, Scutaro got a decent piece of Soriano's 2-2 offering, but the ball came to rest in the leather of Roger Bernadina's glove, a step onto the left field warning track at AT&T Park, snapping Scutaro's streak as well as Washington's four-game slide. For a team that has yet to notch a walk-off win following 12 of them last season, it was as close as the Nationals had come all year to that kind of dramatic, momentum-shifting victory.
"It makes the trip home easier," said manager Davey Johnson of Wednesday's result. "This was a good road trip to get through, and I'm glad to be coming home with a win, a tough one."
And so, a 10-game trip full of trials and tribulations ended on a high note. While the Nationals would have liked to win more than four of those contests, the fourth and final victory may prove to be the most important win of the season so far.
Highlights: 5.8.13
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5.8.13 – Nationals 3, Tigers 1
Stat of the Game: Bryce Harper became the first National to reach 10 home runs, and is now tied for second in the National League with 10 long balls.
Under-the-Radar Performance: With another stellar performance, Jordan Zimmermann earned his league-leading sixth victory, dropping his already paltry ERA to just 1.59.
It Was Over When: Tyler Clippard and Rafael Soriano combined to record the final six outs and lock up the victory, Washington's third in a row.
Highlights: 5.4.13
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5.4.13 – Nationals 5, Pirates 4
Stat of the Game: Adam LaRoche and Ryan Zimmerman each reached base safely four times and each earned their first steal of the season, on a double-steal in the ninth.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Roger Bernadina made a huge defensive play, gunning down Russell Martin trying to stretch a leadoff single into a double leading off the bottom of the ninth.
It Was Over When: Rafael Soriano whiffed Jordy Mercer to shut the door on his seventh consecutive save opportunity, his 10th in 11 tries overall this season.
Highlights: 5.2.13
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5.2.13 – Nationals 3, Braves 1
Stat of the Game: Dan Haren needed just 90 pitches to complete a season-high eight innings of work in earning his second consecutive victory.
Under-the-Radar Performance: Denard Span factored in all three Washington scores, finishing 3-for-4 with a walk, two doubles, a run scored and two RBI.
It Was Over When: Rafael Soriano popped out Dan Uggla as the tying run in the bottom of the ninth to earn the series split.
Acquiring An Understanding
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Through the first 23 games of the season, Nationals fans had caught glimpses of the reasons Mike Rizzo pulled the trigger on his three major offseason acquisitions, Dan Haren, Rafael Soriano and Denard Span. But although Haren earned his first Nationals win on April 11, Soriano had converted six of seven save opportunities and Span had shown an early propensity to get on base, none of the three had turned in a starring performance.
That all changed Saturday afternoon, as 38,903 red-adorned fans were treated to a beautiful day of baseball loaded with great pitching, clutch hitting and a pair of spectacular defensive plays.
Haren turned in his strongest start to date, in which he was largely dominant over six solid innings, striking out five Cincinnati batters without a walk. Soriano slammed the door shut on the Reds hopes, fanning two of the three batters he faced in a 1-2-3 ninth. But Span stole the show, leaping into the left-center field wall to rob Joey Votto of extra bases in the sixth, then ranging far to his right to corral a line drive off the bat of Zack Cozart with the bases loaded and two outs in the seventh, one that looked like it might very well erase Washington's three-run advantage.
"I got great jumps on both of those balls," said Span after the game. "The Cozart ball, that was my favorite out of the two today. It's just fun for me to be able to go out there and show my speed and grab my ball like that in the gap."
Haren and Span also got the scoring started, each placing two-out, RBI-singles between the Cincinnati defense in consecutive at-bats in the second inning.
With impressive performances all around by the newcomers, one could be forgiven for forgetting Bryce Harper's team record ninth April home run, which also gave him the franchise mark for RBI (18) in the season's opening month. And while all that may not have added up to anything nearly as historical as what happened in the first two games of the series, it was a recipe for success in one of the most complete games the Nationals have played so far this year.
"I was kind of disappointed when I gave up the second hit today," joked Haren about having to follow back-to-back one-hitters as he improved his home record to 2-1 this year. "I finally feel like part of the team. I've got to be like this or better the rest of the year."
If Haren can replicate Saturday's success on the mound and Span can do the same in the field, Soriano will have that many more opportunities to untuck his jersey after he puts opposing lineups down for the count.


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First Photos: Israel ZAKA Volunteers in Japan - with Iranians
ZAKA volunteers in Japan work side by side with Iranian rescue crews.
By Yosef Zalmanson
First Publish: 4/4/2011, 4:09 PM / Last Update: 4/4/2011, 4:58 PM
A delegation of ZAKA Emergency Rescue and Medical Unit volunteers from Israel is in Japan, aiding the tsunami-ravaged country in organizing distribution of food and medicines. They have been working together with a delegation from - yes, Iran. Here are some of the first photos of their efforts there.
With white beard: ZAKA founder and chairman Yehuda Meshi-Zahav
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The next sentences confuses me (I translate):"Note, the set where $A$ does not hold, need not to be measurable."
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For example suppose we know that a measurable function is almost everywhere discontinuous. Now let $B:=\{x\in X; f \mbox{ is continuous in }x\}$. Is the measure of $B$ equal zero?
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Live From Voyager of the Seas: The Elevator vs. Stairs Challenge
November 18, 2011 | By Elissa Leibowitz Poma | 12 Comments
12 Responses to "Live From Voyager of the Seas: The Elevator vs. Stairs Challenge"
L Townson
November 19th, 2011 @ 1:31 pm
We usually do a lot of stair climbing on our cruises,and I always expect the "sore stair legs" for the first couple days on the ship. But I also think that which is faster really depends on other factors too: time of day or night, how many passengers are sailing, even location of the elevator…..interesting article though!
Carolyn Nicander Mohr
November 19th, 2011 @ 3:04 pm
Taking the stairs is a great way to burn off cruise calories! I avoid the elevators as much as possible on our cruises.
November 19th, 2011 @ 3:25 pm
Stairs during the day especially to and from pool, gym etc.
Evenings in heels and after alcohol then may resorts to the lifts (UK elevators!!)
dave d
November 19th, 2011 @ 3:49 pm
i say stairs all the time. Honestly, if you want to really avoid catching some of those bugs that rome the ships then stairs it is. Keep your hands off the rails and the buttons. Lets be honest if you struggle with the stairs then just stay at the Windjammer, because we all know you are there for the food.
November 19th, 2011 @ 7:02 pm
would love to use the stairs, in fact my husband and I used to do this a lot. now I have a torn acl and wear a brace. stairs are out of the question.
November 19th, 2011 @ 8:46 pm
We always do stairs also. Faster and healthier! I can't believe when I see people wait forever, then get on and only go two floors away (obviously I'm not talking about the disabled, or if you have a ton of stuff to carry, etc).
Frank Perez
November 19th, 2011 @ 11:59 pm
I always use the stairs everytimeI can on a cruise. Between that and walking from one end of a deck to another (where I want to be always ends up being) I actually lose wait when on a cruise.
Michael K.
November 20th, 2011 @ 9:29 am
We normally take the stairs as much as we can except for returning from a full day of walking on shore or on formal nights when the wife is wearing high heels.
November 20th, 2011 @ 11:09 am
I hate waiting for anything so when my husband and I were on the Voyager last month, we took the stairs every day, despite being up on Deck 10. That's a whole lotta walking we did, especially on port days!! I am glad to say that it was worth the effort (I am very grateful to all the landings where I caught my breath…LOL) since we did not gain one ounce. And trust me, we did not stint on the dining and drinking, either. :)
November 20th, 2011 @ 2:21 pm
When go down always stairs, going up depend on how many floors
November 22nd, 2011 @ 12:41 pm
Drives me nuts when I see little kids using the elevator to go 1 floor.
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There are several races that are done up and down stairs. Have a look on google for one in your area.
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Reflections on Nature, Inside & Out Indoors, outdoors; loudness, silence; chaos, control: Contemporary dance group 420People brought all of these opposites together seamlessly Monday night for the premiere of its newest production, Máj. As Opus Osm reported last Thursday, 420People's Máj is based on the romantic, narrative poem by Czech poet Karel Hynek Mácha. Mácha had described the poem as a celebration of nature; fittingly, then, 420People brought nature into…
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