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Texas Rangers 2016 News and Updates
The Texas Rangers are keeping their winning streak alive with seven straight wins. Their latest victory was a close one against the Orioles on June 20. The Orioles had an early 3-0 lead in this makeup game. Ian Desmond homered in the third to get the Rangers on the board, and the homer marks his eleventh as a Ranger. Bobby Wilson had a sacrifice fly that brought in a run in the fourth. Then, Shin-Soo had a two-run single to bring the Rangers ahead 4-3 in the same inning, and the Rangers held onto the lead the rest of the game. They next host the Reds for two games on the 21 and 22. Tickets remain available for $5 and up.
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The Texas Rangers are in the midst of a four game winning streak. They beat the Mariners in all three games in the series. Then, they started a four game series at home against the Astros with a 6-5 win. The Rangers got an early lead with a three run first inning. A few innings later, the Astros tied the game. After that, it remained close and the score was tied 5-5 going into the bottom of the ninth. A double by Rougned Odor brought in Adrian Beltre to win the game. The two teams meet again on the 7, 8 and 9 of June, and you can still get tickets to these games for prices starting at $15.
The Texas Rangers are coming off a much talked about week of baseball, but unfortunately for all the wrong reasons. After Roughned Odor landed a hockey-style punch on the face of Jose Bautista when the clubs played on May 15, the benches cleared, players were ejected and suspensions and appeals will likely be ongoing for the next few weeks. The show must go on, however, and that show includes a three-game series against the division rival Los Angeles Angels starting on May 23. The Rangers will trot out Cole Hamels in the series opener to see if he can continue his stellar 2016 campaign. Tickets for that game are still available on Razorgator for less than $5.
The Texas Rangers have led the American League West through much of the early season. The team's pitching has been stellar to start the 2016 campaign, though the offense unfortunately hasn't always kept up. The Rangers played the Blue Jays well on May 3, but folded late as Justin Smoak hit the game tying homerun and followed it up with a walk-off bomb in the 10th. May will be an exciting month in Arlington as the Rangers seek revenge against the Blue Jays in a three-game series starting on Friday the 13th, then have a divisional home matchup against the Los Angeles Angels. There are $5 tickets available in both series.
The pressure is on for Texas Rangers pitcher Derek Holland. He's been a clutch player so far this season, and many are saying he's the most important man on the roster. His pitches average over 90 mph, keeping him in decent competition with some of the league's best batters, but what happened in the 8-0 win over Seattle on Tuesday is what makes him so key. When things heated up and Seattle had men on base with a chance to stay in the game, Holland came up with some extra oomph and his fastball increased to 94 mph. Keep your eye on this player and the rest of the Rangers by purchasing tickets for Saturday's match against the Orioles. Prices start at just $16.
The Texas Rangers have had a lot of action regarding trades and pick-ups during the off-season. One very large and impactful trade was that of Cole Hamels who the Rangers acquired. The Rangers take on the Seattle Mariners on April 5 and the team and fans alike are anxious to see how the team is going to do with the addition of Hamels. If you aren't able to catch the game on April 5, don't worry because there is another one against the Mariners on April 6. Tickets are still unfilled for the Wednesday game and they start at $6 each, so don't miss your chance to see all of the action live.
The Texas Rangers have just five Spring Training matchups to go before taking the field for Opening Day on Monday, April 4. The Rangers have looked strong in pre-season, and they'll have an opportunity to prove just how elite they are when they face the Chicago Cubs today in Surprise, AZ. This year is already being tagged as the Year of the Cubs, so the Rangers would undoubtedly love the chance to beat them in Spring Training. Be sure to be at Opening day on April 4 when the Rangers officially kick off their season against the Seattle Mariners. Tickets are still available for prices starting at $62 and up.
3/18/16 - Opening day is just a few weeks away, but there's still plenty of time to catch the Texas Rangers in spring training action. Before the Rangers kick off their 2016 season against the Cleveland Indians on Friday, April 1, you can see them gearing up and flexing their muscles in Surprise, AZ. In fact, if you don't have any plans for St. Patrick's Day, you can watch the Rangers as they face the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night. Tickets are still available and can currently be purchased for prices starting as low as $17. That's a great deal for some St. Patrick's Day fun with the Rangers, so don't miss it!
2015 Season
10/13/15 - In a series which has yet to see the home team score a victory, the Texas Rangers hope Game 5 will stick with the trend. After failing to close out the Blue Jays on Monday, the Rangers now face the reality of a decisive matchup in Toronto. Two of the league's most dangerous offenses will square off one last time to decide who will take on the winner of the Houston/Kansas City series in the AL Championship Series. Can Prince Fielder and Adrian Beltre will Texas to victory? Last-minute tickets are on sale for Rogers Center—claim yours now and be there for one of the most-anticipated games of 2015!
10/9/15 - After spending last season in the AL West cellar, no one expected the Texas Rangers to be where they're at today. Prince Fielder and company continue to shock the world, though: after winning the division on the final day of the season, Texas opened their 2015 playoff run with a 5-3 victory over the hard-hitting Toronto Blue Jays. With plenty of power in their lineup plus dangerous starters such as Cole Hammels and Colby Lewis, the Rangers are one team that no opponent will be excited to see in this year's postseason. Pick up your tickets for ALDS Games 3 and 4 at Globe Life Park, on sale now! Seats start at $90!
10/2/15 - The Texas Rangers just have to finish off this set against the Los Angeles Angels and then the 2015 regular season will be finished. That means this is your very last chance to see them live unless they make it into the postseason. With a record of 85-72 and the top stop in the AL Western Division, the Rangers certainly have a good chance of playing in the American League Division Series, and possibly the World Series, but nothing is set in stone yet. This has been an intense season, and many teams are fighting for those postseason positions. Make sure that you keep an eye out for any announcements about the Texas Rangers' spot in the championship.
9/25/15 - The Texas Rangers remain in first place in the AL Western Division and are 3.5 games ahead of the second place Astros. After losing a three game series against the Mariners 1-2, the Rangers swept a three game series against the Athletics. The A's had the lead in the first game until the Rangers rallied back in the fifth and sixth innings, and had another two runs in the eighth to secure a victory. The Rangers dominated the A's the next two nights, winning 10-3 and then 8-1. The third game's win went to Cole Hamels, which made his eighth straight win. Prince Fielder also had his 22nd home run during the game. The Rangers next head to Houston to play the Astros and protect their top spot in the division. Tickets remain available with prices starting at $24.
9/17/15 - The season is nearly over, but it seems nothing can stop the Texas Rangers. They have won five of their last six matches, including one shut out and two where they scored more than 10 runs. Only one set remains until the Rangers hit the road, however, so fans will have to see if their momentum holds out in an away series. If cannot come out and show your support in the upcoming set against the Seattle Mariners, you will have to wait until September 28th when they return for their final home series. Tickets for their homecoming match, which is against the Detroit Tigers, start at just $6, but tickets are still available for every home game remaining through the end of the regular season.
9/11/15 - After winning the first two games in a four game series against the Mariners, the Rangers were shut out in the third. The first game was a shut out, with Yovani Gallardo going for 5 1/3 innings. Adrian Beltre drew in two runs off a single in the sixth to get the Rangers on the board. The next night's victory brought the Rangers within just one game of the top rank in the AL West, thanks to homers by Mitch Moreland, Shin-Shoo Choo, Roughned Odor, and Joey Gallo. The loss on Wednesday dropped the Rangers' lead over Minnesota to just 1 1/2 games. After playing the Mariners once more on the 10th, the Rangers head back home to host the Oakland A's for three games, starting on the 11th. You can still get your tickets for as little as $3.
9/4/15 - After winning four consecutive games, the Texas Rangers saw their winning streak ended with a shut out loss against the Padres. In the previous series against the Orioles, the Rangers won all three games. In the first Orioles game, they won 4-1. The Rangers once again scored four runs in the second game, but this time they gave up three during the fifth inning when the Orioles tied the game. A run in the sixth ensured the victory. The next night, they shut out the Orioles and scored six runs to easily win. The Rangers have two more chances to beat the Padres before they head to Anaheim to play the Angels for three games starting on the 4th. You still have a chance to get your tickets, with prices as low as $15.
8/28/15 - Three straight wins against the Tigers on the road put the Texas Rangers in second place in the AL West, but their lead over the Angels is slim. With the Rangers' 6-5 loss to Toronto on Tuesday night, they also lost a little ground on the Astros, who've won two in a row to become the division's first 70-win team. Texas suffered a blow this week with the loss of Leonys Martin, who underwent surgery Wednesday to remove the hamate bone from his right hand. The center fielder hopes to be back in action this season, particularly if his team is able to make a push to earn a Wild Card spot over the next few weeks. The Rangers host the Orioles this weekend—get tickets for Sunday's early game starting at just $2!
8/21/15 - The Texas Rangers managed to win their final away game, and it seems they were able to carry their momentum back onto their home field. Since returning, the Rangers have won four games, bringing their winning streak to a total of five. Most impressively, they beat out the Tampa Bay Rays 4-12 on August 15th. The Rangers started the game strong, scoring three runs in the first two innings, but they took off in the sixth when they landed seven runs. The Rangers won every game in the set with the Rays, and every game so far against the Seattle Mariners. If they keep this pace up, they will win every match in their series of home games. Their final game is on August 19th, then they will be hitting the road again.
8/14/15 - The Texas Rangers managed to get up to a four-game winning streak, but their recent games on the road have taken a toll. In fact, they have only managed to win a single game since they left Texas. The team is currently trudging through a set with the Minnesota Twins, but they will be returning to their home field on August 14th, just later this week. Tickets for the Rangers' first game back are still available, starting at just $17. The Rangers, however, will only be playing six games before heading back out on the road again, leaving on August 19th. Be sure to take this opportunity to see them in person before it is too late. They will be hosting the Tampa Bay Rays, followed by the Seattle Mariners.
8/7/15 - The Texas Rangers have won six of their last seven games, including the first two of three games against the Astros. In the first game, the Rangers started out strong with six runs in the first inning. They had another big inning in the third, where they had five runs. The Astros also had a strong night at the bats, but the Rangers were able to take the 12-9 win. The next night was a closer game, with the Rangers getting the 4-3 win, largely thanks to a three run fifth that had hits from Delino Deshields, Roughned Odor, and Josh Hamilton. The two teams meet once more on the 5th, and then the Rangers head to Seattle to play the Mariners for three games starting on the 7th. You can get your tickets now, with prices starting at $10.
7/31/15 - Big news happened for the Texas Rangers this week before the trade deadline on July 31. The Rangers put in a significant offer in to the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday night, looking to pick up left-handed pitcher Cole Hamels. The deal not only included Hamels, but left-handed reliever Jake Diekman. If this deal does go through, the Phillies will get Matt Harrison and five additional prospects. Hamels has been throwing extremely well and finished an impressive no-hitter against the Cubs on Sunday night. If Hamels happens to get traded, he will be the first MLB pitcher in history to get traded in the middle of the season immediately after pulling off a no-hitter. Time will tell what will happen for the Rangers. While waiting, purchase your tickets for their next game on July 31.
7/24/15 - The Texas Rangers are trying to hold tight to their number three standing in the AL West Division. They are closely followed by the Oakland Athletics by just one win and close behind the Athletics are the Mariners who trail the Rangers by only two games. July hasn't necessarily been the Rangers friend, but they are finally getting into a winning groove, leaving the victors of their last two games against the Colorado Rockies. They hit the road to start a new three-game series against the Angels this weekend and have high hopes of continuing their winning roll. If you are in Los Angeles, pick up some baseball tickets for this weekend. All three games still have seats available so don't wait a second longer a get yours today.
7/17/15 - The Texas Rangers were able to break their five game winning streak by winning the opening game in a three game series against the Padres. Wandy Rodriguez allowed just one run over 5 1/3 innings and finally picked up his first home victory. Prince Fielder and Adrian Beltre hit two homers in a row during the fourth inning to help secure the victory. The Padres came back to win the next two games. In the second game, the Rangers were ahead until the Padres came back in the ninth to draw ahead. The Padres led the third game, with the Rangers finally getting on the board in the ninth inning, but not enough to win. The Rangers head to Houston to play the Astros for three games starting on the 17th, with ticket prices starting at $24.
7/10/15 - The Texas Rangers continue their unusual pattern of performing better on the road than on their own field. As strange as it is, the last game the Rangers won was their final game before returning to Texas. Since then, a set against the Los Angeles Angels and another against the Arizona Diamondbacks have come and gone. Most recently, the Rangers lost by a slim three points, ending 7-4 on July 8th. Soon, Texas will be hosting the San Diego Padres, who have been struggling lately. This may be their best opportunity to make a comeback. This set will be your last chance to see the Rangers in action before they head out again. Be sure to secure your place in the stands before July 12th when they have their final home game.
7/3/15 - Strangely, after struggling on their own field, the Texas Rangers are doing much better now that they have hit the road and are playing away games. Between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Baltimore Orioles, the Rangers have won four of their last six games, whereas they lost each of their meets with the Oakland Athletics. The Rangers are now returning to Texas, where they will take on the Los Angeles Angels. Both teams have the same number of wins, and only a one-loss discrepancy, so it should be a very even matchup. Hopefully Texas has overcome their recent pattern of struggling at home. They are currently in the middle of their division, so there is definitely room to move upward, if they are able to secure some wins soon.
6/26/15 - The Texas Rangers have officially reactivated Adrian Beltre from their disabled list. The third baseman injured his thumb and was originally placed on the list June 1. Despite the thumb not healing as quickly as the team would like, he doesn't need surgery and doctors say he will do no further harm by playing. GM John Daniels has lovingly called Beltre "a freak" in response to the decision to activate despite the painful injury. The Rangers are currently playing an at-home series against the Athletics, with the final game to be played Thursday, June 25. Tickets are on sale right now, with prices starting at just $5. The next stretch at Globe Life Park begins July 3 against the Angels. Tickets for the three-game series are also available now for $5.
6/19/15 - The Texas Rangers have been a little rocky lately, losing two of three matches against the Oakland Athletics, but they managed to end their series of home games on a high note. Winning four of their last five games, the Rangers are currently undefeated against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The set will continue on the Dodgers' field. This is also on the heels of winning two of three games against the Minnesota Twins. The Rangers' recent victories have secured them the number two spot in the AL Western Division, so things are certainly looking up. If they maintain their momentum into their away games, they will be able to overtake the Houston Astros in no time. The Rangers will return to Texas on June 23 to play against the Athletics again.
6/5/15 - The Texas Rangers played hard, but they were just not able to remain undefeated for two sets in a row. Despite beating out the White Sox 2-15 just one night beforehand, June 3rd's game ended with the Rangers short by an embarrassing seven runs. Fortunately, this was a sole defeat in an otherwise long and impressive winning streak. It also marks the end of this series of home games, which means the Texas Rangers will be away until they play the Minnesota Twins on June 12th. Tickets for their homecoming are on sale for only $9, as are tickets for the following games in that set. In the meantime, the Texas Rangers will be taking on the Kansas City Royals, followed by the Oakland Athletics.
5/29/15 - The Indians snapped the seven game winning streak of the Texas Rangers in their final game of three. The fans are excited to see 2010 MVP Josh Hamilton returning to the Rangers' lineup, and there are rumors that Alex Gonzalez will make his major league debut in Saturday's (5/30) game for the Rangers against the Boston Red Sox. You can grab your seats now with tickets starting at $15 and see why everyone is excited to bring these two players to the roster. The Rangers will be in Arlington at Globe Life Park in the upcoming week when they host the Chicago White Sox beginning on Tuesday (6/2). Great seats are still available starting at $5. Come out and relax with some baseball and enjoy the spirit in the stadium watching America's favorite pastime.
5/15/15 - The Texas Rangers are one and one with the Royals in their four game series that began on May 11. The Rangers won the first game 8-2. The Rangers drew ahead early with a four run second inning thanks to Delino DeShields, who hit a two-run double, and a homer by Adrian Beltre, which made for the 399th in his career. The next night was a close game that went 10 innings, but the Royals snagged a homer in the 10th to win. The Rangers have two more chances to beat the Royals on the 13th and 14th before they face the Indians for a three game series. You still have a chance to get your tickets to see the Rangers in action, with ticket prices starting at $7.
5/8/15 - Things were looking bad for the Texas Rangers when they lost a substantial number of games against the Seattle Mariners and the Oakland Athletics. To top it off, the Rangers were leaving their home field to play on the road. Interestingly, the Texas Rangers have not lost a single game since they left. Perhaps they feel more at home in away games. Regardless, the Rangers have been on a winning streak, blowing away the Houston Astros, even scoring as much as 11 runs in one match, and now they are moving on to the Tampa Bay Rays. They have three more away games and will return on May 11th. Hopefully they got their energy back and are ready to tear it up on their own field again.
5/1/15 - After an 11-inning win against the Angels, the Texas Rangers got swept by the Seattle Mariners with three straight losses. They're tied for last place in the AL with the Cleveland Indians with their 7-14 record. Globe Life Park will be rocking over the weekend when the Rangers host the Oakland Athletics. Come on down to the ballpark on Saturday (5/2) for a game with tickets starting at $8, and after the game, you'll enjoy Tracy Lawrence in a post-game concert presented by Budweiser. Sunday (5/2) offers a post-game concert by Casting Crowns. In addition to some exciting baseball, you can unwind on your weekend with music. The Rangers go out on the road after Sunday's game until Monday (5/11) when they come home to host the Kansas City Royals.
4/24/15 - The Texas Rangers' first baseman Prince Fielder hit a home run and drove in three runs in the eighth inning in Tuesday's game against the Diamondbacks. When the Rangers earned two more runs in the ninth, they took the game at 7-1. The Rangers are out on the road over the weekend in Anaheim, with games against the Los Angeles Angels before coming home on Monday (4/27) for three games against the Seattle Mariners. Get tickets for great seats at Globe Life Park starting at only $4. The Mariners will be in town for evening games on Tuesday and Wednesday, and with tickets as low as $5, you can enjoy all three games without breaking the budget. Bring the whole family for a great night of fun.
4/17/15 - The Texas Rangers have a 4-5 record after just a little over a week in the 2015 MLB Season. They're wrapping up a three game series against the Angels before going out on the road until Monday (4/27). In the second game against the Angels, the Rangers showed their mettle when they came out strong with four runs in the first two innings. Rangers' pitcher Nick Martinez kept the Angels from a run until the seventh inning. After the Rangers picked up another four runs in the sixth, the Angels couldn't make up the deficit. The 2-8 final score put the win in the Rangers column. The Rangers travel to Miami over the weekend, then they go to Phoenix for week day games against the Diamondbacks. Before the Rangers come back home, they have three games against the Angels in Los Angeles.
4/10/15 - The Texas Rangers are 2-2 after four games against the Oakland Athletics. The Rangers took the final game in the four-game series 10-1, coming out strong in the first inning with three runs, picking up two more in the third, and three more in fourth. An additional two runs in later innings while holding the Athletics to one run in the eighth gave them a fantastic victory. Globe Life Park will be rocking this week with six straight home games. Rangers' fans need to get tickets now to the weekend games against the Houston Astros. Get your tickets to the Saturday (4/11) evening game starting at $19. Join them on Sunday for an afternoon of fun. Monday (4/13) starts four games against the Los Angeles Angels. Don't wait to get your tickets.
4/3/15 - The Texas Rangers finished last in the Cactus League with a 9-18 record in spring training. They're back home in Globe Life Park in Arlington, TX for a Saturday (4/4) game against the New York Mets. Tickets start at $17. You'll want to come out and see the Rangers while they're home, because you won't have another chance until Friday, April 10, when they have their home opener against the Houston Astros. The Rangers travel to Oakland for a four game series against the Athletics for the Opening Day of the MLB Season 2015. The Rangers have finalized their starting rotation with Yovani Gallardo, Colby Lewis, Ross Detwiler, Derek Holland, and Nick Martinez. The roster is still shaping up as the pitchers vie for the long reliever spot.
3/27/15 - After 10 innings, the Texas Rangers battled to a 6-6 tie with the Cincinnati Reds in Cactus League play on Tuesday. Shortstop Ryan Rua drove in four of the Rangers' runs for the afternoon, doubling to right in the second inning to bring home Hanser Alberto, and knocking a triple to deep right to score three more in the bottom of the eighth. At 7-10 in preseason play, Texas currently ranks in the bottom-third of the Cactus League, but their regular season stands to look a whole lot different if they can keep key players healthy this year. The Rangers will take on the Reds again Wednesday evening, then move on to the Rockies on Thursday and the Padres on Saturday afternoon. Tickets for all three games are still available from $19 each!
3/19/15 - The Texas Rangers tied the Los Angeles Dodgers in Tuesday's game at 11 runs for both teams. In the fifth inning, the Rangers gave up seven runs, while only scoring three themselves. In spring training, the games are capped at nine innings, unlike the regular season when they'll go extra to avoid a draw. On Saturday (3/21), the Rangers are splitting their squad to play the Los Angeles Dodgers at Alamodome in San Antonio, TX, and the Milwaukee Brewers at their spring training home field, Surprise Stadium in Arizona. Tickets are available for both games. In the upcoming week, you can watch the Rangers host the Cincinnati Reds on Monday (3/23), the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday, then the Colorado Rockies on Thursday. Get your tickets now.
3/12/15 - After a 2014 season that was cruelly plagued by injuries, fans of the Texas Rangers have been hoping that their bad luck is finally over, but this year's preseason has not been without its problems. After pitching one inning last Thursday, Yu Darvish went to medics complaining of tightness in his elbow and it appears that surgery could be in his future. Despite the setback, coaches and players of the Dallas team are trying to remain optimistic that the season will go well. Their next spring training matchup will be held this Thursday, March 12 at the Surprise Stadium in Surprise, AZ. Lawn seats are available for just $19, but if you want a designated seat, prices in the lower dugout area start at $24.
3/6/15 - The Texas Rangers didn't fare well in the exhibition game that opened their Cactus League schedule against the Kansas City Royals. The final score of 13-2, was not how the Rangers wanted to begin their season. RHP Colby Lewis gave away six of those runs in the first inning, giving the Royals an early lead. With three more runs in the third, the Royals had a great start that the Rangers couldn't overcome. Come out to Surprise Stadium and catch the Rangers during spring training. On Sunday (3/8), they host the Cleveland Indians, with tickets starting at $19. The next day, the Rangers host the Oakland Athletics. Tickets are available for $24 and up. The Chicago White Sox join them on their spring training home field on Thursday (3/12).
2/20/15 - The wait is almost over. The Texas Rangers finished the 2014 MLB season strong and the 2015 preseason is about two weeks away. With spring training already starting, all fans are sure to be excited to see them on the diamond again. They kick it off by taking on the 2014 World Series runners up, the Kansas City Royals. Get your ticket to the March 4th game for just $15. That is the best way to get a feel for how the Rangers will perform once the season starts on April 6th. Fans are going to have to wait an extra week, however, because they will not have their home opener until April 10th. Then you can see them take on the Houston Astros for $29.
1/27/15 - The Texas Rangers have a brand new pitcher on the team after a deal with the Boston Red Sox to swap pitchers. Anthony Ranaudo will become a Ranger while southpaw Robbie Ross heads to Boston. This will be Ranaudo's second MLB season, with the 2014 season his league debut. He had a 4.81 ERA and a 4-3 record in seven starts for the Red Sox. He was also named the International League's most valuable pitcher, with 14 wins and a 2.61 ERA. The trade follows a strategy to create more depth to the bullpen by general manager Jon Daniels. Fans will get a chance to see the talent in the bullpen once Spring Training starts when the Rangers face the Kansas City Royals at the Surprise Stadium in Arizona on March 4. Tickets start at $16.
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Watch the Rangers Win it All in 2016
There are few things more exciting in sports than watching your team battle through a rigorous season to emerge with a division crown. That's exactly what your Texas Rangers did in 2015, and they stand poised to do it again this year. With skipper Jeff Banister at the helm, the front office has out together an exceptional collection of talent to march out onto the field this season. This is team that will truly delight anyone who comes to Globe Life Park this season. Don't wait; cheap Texas Rangers tickets are sure to sell out fast.
An Entertaining Brand of Baseball
Anyone who has followed this organization in the past knows that winning 1-0 games just isn't the Rangers style. This is an organization that likes to put on an entertaining brand of baseball, with balls flying out of the yard left and right. 2015 was no exception, with the Rangers ranking as the third most effective offensive team in the AL, being among the division leaders in categories such as:
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This year's team appears poised to continue that trend. Sluggers such as Adrian Beltre, Prince Fielder, and Elvis Andrus will bring plenty of offensive firepower. Yet don't think that this team has no arms on the bench, either. The organization will be looking to Colby Lewis to follow-up on his breakout performance in 2015, in which he ranked fifth in the AL with 17 wins. Opening Day is April 4th against the Seattle Mariners. Discount tickets are still available. Come watch this team take its first steps towards a World Series title.
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Outstanding UA volleyball player whose team qualified for the 1971 ALAW national tournament but was prevented from participating by lack of university funding. Named to the Inermountain Conference All Star Team. Selected for Arete Society and Delta Psi Kappa honoraries. Following graduation began stellar high school coaching career in Colorado, having won at time of induction three state, eleven district, and five league titles. Named coach of the year seven times. Selected 1989 Colorado Teacher/Coach of the Year nominee and 1992 Disney Salutes Teacher of the Year national finalist. As a player in the USVBA Senior Division, was named All America 1988 through 1992. Her team won USVBA National Championship in 1988, 1989, and 1991. As a volleyball official, has officiated three NCAA championship finals and the U.S. Olympic Festival and has earned the Big Ten Whistle of Pride award. Received 1989 Women's Sports Foundation Award for her dedication to women's sports.

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'Dogs Cap Season With 129 Combined Academic All-MW Honors
Two of the department's 12 winter and spring sports - baseball and women's swimming and diving - scored 17 selections each.
Eighty-Six 'Dogs Honored to Academic All-MW Teams
Two of the department's 12 winter and spring sports - baseball and women's swimming and diving - scored 17 selections each.
Four More 'Dogs Selected on Final Day of MLB Draft
2014 draft class features six Diamond 'Dogs inside first 20 rounds, matching most since 2006 class
Luplow, Brink Lead Bulldogs to 8-0 Win
Jordan Luplow registered a single, two doubles and a home run while Jordan Brink pitched 7.2 scoreless innings in Saturday's win
Brink's Monster Performance Overshadowed by Loss
San Diego State rallied for two runs in the eighth to win Friday night's game 2-1
#DiamondDogs: Fresno State vs. Nevada - Game 1
Bulldogs' freshman Taylor Ward hits walk-off home run in tenth to lift Fresno State to a 2-1 victory over Nevada.
#DiamondDogs: Fresno State vs. USC - Game 2
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Fresno State vs. UCSB - Feb. 17, 2013
2012 Double Play Dinner
The Dugout Club held their annual Double Play Dinner to honor the past and introduce the present Bulldog baseball team.
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2014 (Junior): Started in 13 games and made 15 appearances - utilized as the game one starter in the weekend rotation nine times during the regular season, also made the opening game start in the Mountain West Baseball Tournament ... posted the most wins on the team with a 5-3 record and the lowest ERA (min. 50 IP) with a 2.87 ERA - his ERA ranked as the fourth-lowest in the MW and was one of five players to own an ERA lower than three in the conference ... also led the team with a .214 opposing batting average (No. 2 in the MW), 66 hits allowed (No. 2 in the MW), nine doubles allowed (No. 1 in the MW) and one triple allowed (T-No. 3 in the MW) - based on 1.0 IP/game pitching minimum ... worked the second-most innings on the mound for the 'Dogs, 13th-most in the conference - 84.2 IP ... struck out 62 batters (No. 9 in MW) and got 17 to strikeout looking (T-No. 12 in MW) ... registered three one-hitters (min. 6 IP), recording two in the first three starts of the season - vs. UC Irvine on Feb. 14 in season opener (6.1 IP, 0ER, 1H, 6K, 2BB), vs. Texas A&M on March 1 (7.0 IP, 0ER, 1H, 5K, 3BB), and vs. San Diego State on March 28 he took a no-hitter into the sixth inning (7.0 IP, 0ER, 1H, 5K, 8BB) ... earned one save - vs. BYU on March 19 ... pitched a scoreless four-hit game over 7.2 innings on May 3 at San Jose State ... named the Fresno State Student Athlete of the Week for delivering an opening night win at the Mountain West Baseball Championship, worked 5.2 innings and surrendered one run off of six hits vs. Nevada on May 21 ... drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 11th round on June 7 in the MLB First-Year Player Draft.
2013 (Sophomore): Made 50 appearances, earning 42 starts as a position player ... made 17 appearances with eight starts as a pitcher ... had 37 hits with 20 runs ... led the team with five triples ... had two home runs and 21 RBIs ... went 4-4 on the mound with a 3.92 ERA ... led the team with 65 strikeouts ... named 2013 Academic All-MW ... went 8-for-13 with seven RBIs, two doubles and three triples in five-game sweep of Air Force April 19-21 ... threw a complete game with 12 strikeouts in a 5-3 win over Air Force on April 21.
2012 (Freshman): Played in 55 games, earning 50 starts ... had 41 hits with 16 runs ... recorded six doubles and 18 RBI ... went five for seven in stolen bases ... ended the season with a batting average of .223 and fielding percentage of .981 ... named 2012 Academic All-WAC team ... held the team's third-highest record for reached bases streak at 15 ... set a season-high record with four RBI in game at New Mexico State on May 12 ... played summer ball for Alaska Baseball League's Anchorage Bucs, where he made the ABL All-Star team and finished the summer with a .316 average and appearances in 35 games ... named No. 20 prospect in ABL by the Perfect Game.
High School: (2011) First-team All-Tri River Athletic Conference ... first-team All-Valley ... hit .434 with six home runs ... finished with a 2.85 ERA after picking up 78 strikeouts in 51 innings pitched ... held opponents to .179 batting average ... City/County All Star Game participant ... team reached California Interscholastic Federation semifinals ... played for California Blaze during summer. (2010) First-team All-Tri-River Athletic Conference ... Second-team All-Fresno Bee ... California North/South Series participant ... hit .430 with four home runs and 27 RBI ... went 6-2 as a pitcher. (2009) First-team All-TRAC ... hit .380 with one home run and 20 RBI ... went 2-0 as a pitcher.
Personal: Born March 18, 1993 in Fresno, Calif. ... son of Angie and Mike Brink ... has one sister, Haleigh ... intends to major in kinesiology ... hobbies include baseball and weight lifting ... favorite athlete is Mike Trout ... chose Fresno State because of the strong academic and athletic programs.
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Memo to the future from Bertrand Russell
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I think you need to flesh that out a bit more; was he right, or was he wrong.
Are the aspirations flawed.
Should we, for instance, tolerate those who distort the facts.
Do we need to take the pogrom to the demagogue, before the demagogue takes the pogrom to us.
When Russell refers to "the truth that the facts bear out" he does not make clear what the facts should be based on, whether on noumena (substance, or cause) or on phenomena (the appearances of substance, or affects). A physicist described the history of physics as the history of giving up cherished ideas.
Dr Watson's view that a case was solved based on the physical evidence did not prevent him from deferring to Holmes. Holmes did not discount the physical evidence but he also took the metaphysical view that the physical evidence was preliminary, an understanding of what was elementary to it was necessary to get at the truth.
Today there are various assumptions that have been presented as facts based on physical evidence. The latest in doubt is that there were species of the human species instead of versions (at the physical level) over the course of evolution.
If the facts are wrong they create the equivalent of a mirage, which makes it difficult to foster the creation of harmony with universal laws.
The foundation of truth, of what is, will One day unite us all. =


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Brennan Phillips
Brennan Phillips is a Ph.D student in Biological Oceanography at the University of Rhode Island, and is also an oceanographic engineer with extensive offshore experience working with both ROV's and AUV's. Brennan has been working for Dr. Ballard since 2004 and has participated in many expeditions aboard E/V Nautilus. His graduate research is aimed at studying deep sea zooplankton populations and hydrothermal vent systems.
Brennan Phillips earned his B.S. in Ocean Engineering from the University of Rhode Island in 2004 and his M.S. in Oceanography from the University of Connecticut in 2006.
"I am proud to work aboard the E/V Nautilus because of the wonderful and talented team that I am privileged to work with, while we explore the ocean and share our experiences with the world."


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Child development researcher earns University of Minnesota's highest faculty honor
CEHD's Ann Masten named newest Regents Professor
June 26, 2014
For her field-shaping contributions to the study of risk and resilience among children, the University of Minnesota Board of Regents unanimously approved the appointment of Ann Masten as Regents Professor at its June meeting. She joins a select group of professors at the U of M who have earned this highest faculty honor.
"Professor Masten continues to be exceptional in all she does," said U of M President Eric Kaler. "She has dedicated her career to understanding human resilience, and her insights greatly benefit our society. I look forward to her ongoing research and scholarship and congratulate her on this well deserved honor."
Masten, Irving B. Harris Professor of child psychology and Distinguished McKnight University Professor, College of Education and Human Development, is an expert on child development, children's resilience and interventions promoting children's adaptation in the face of risk, adversity and trauma. Since the late 1980s, she has conducted a series of studies focused on displaced children and youth, particularly looking at homeless and highly mobile children in Minnesota. Additional research areas include immigrant youth, refugees, war survivors and victims of natural disasters.
Masten teaches U of M undergraduate and graduate level courses, including "Behavior and Emotional Problems of Children" and "Developmental Psychopathology." During the 2014-15 academic year, she will teach a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) titled "Resilience in Children Exposed to Trauma, Disaster and War: Global Perspectives."
Masten has published numerous empirical, theoretical and review papers on risk and resilience, competence and developmental psychopathology. Her publications have been widely distributed to scientists, policymakers and practitioners, and she is frequently invited to speak and consult at the national and international level. Masten coined the term "ordinary magic" to describe how human resilience typically arises from the operation of normal rather than extraordinary human capabilities, relationships and resources.
She has served as president of the Society for Research in Child Development and president of the developmental division of the American Psychological Association. She is a member of the Board on Children, Youth and Families of the National Academies and the U.S. National Committee for the International Union for Psychological Science.
Masten recently received the Urie Bronfenbrenner Award for Lifetime Contributions to Developmental Psychology in the Service of Science and Society from the American Psychological Association. She is also the recipient of several teaching awards, including the U of M's Horace T. Morse Alumni Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education.
Masten, who received a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the U of M in 1982, will be formally recognized by the Board at its September meeting.
About the Regents Professorship
The Regents Professorship was established in 1965 by the Board of Regents to recognize the national and international prominence of faculty members. It serves as the highest recognition for faculty who have made unique contributions to the quality of the University of Minnesota through exceptional accomplishments in teaching, research and scholarship or creative work and contributions to the public good. The program provides a stipend of $50,000 annually, with $20,000 dedicated to a salary augmentation and $30,000 dedicated to a discretionary research fund. The addition of Masten increases the total number of current Regents Professorships to 30.


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Vegetarian Turkish Cuisine Volume 1
A HEALTHY ALTERNATIVE by Amy & Leman Erenay
Great vegetarian meals inspired by the Turkish cuisine.
Amy is an English teacher both in America and Turkey. Her hobbies include traveling, writing and exercising. She firmly believes in balancing the mind, body and spirit. With a healthy body, one can think clearly. With a strong mind, one can know themselves and reach self actualization.
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Financial Aid FAQ
1. I can only attend part time. Can I still get financial aid?
To be eligible for Stafford Loans and most Federal grants, a student must be registered at least half time. If a student is eligible for a Pell Grant, he or she may be eligible for a small portion of that grant even if enrolled less than half time.
2. Does Baker University offer financial assistance to students?
Baker offers three categories of financial aid: grants, loans and outside scholarships. Baker participates in the Title IV Federal Assistance program. Access financial aid forms.
3. What is financial aid and how is it determined?
Need-based financial aid is available to students who demonstrate a need for additional resources to help pay college costs. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) must be completed annually to determine eligibility for applicable financial aid programs.
Financial aid at Baker University is awarded based on a student's financial need. Simply put, financial need is the cost of education minus the expected family contribution. The cost of attending Baker University is listed in the "Educational Expenses" section in the Baker Catalog and Student Handbook. The student's family contribution is derived from the financial figures as calculated on the FAFSA using a formula set by the Department of Education.
4. What are eligibility requirements for financial aid?
To be eligible, you must satisfy the following:
- Be accepted for admission
- Have a valid Social Security Number
- Be a U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen
- Certify compliance with Selective Service Registration requirements
- Not be in default on any loan or owe a refund on any grant made under any Title IV program
- Be in good academic standing
- Be enrolled in an eligible academic program on at least a half-time basis
- For most programs, demonstrate a financial need
- Have a high school diploma or recognized equivalent
5. What types of financial assistance are available to graduate students
Graduate students are eligible to receive the following types of financial assistance:
- Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans are awarded based on financial need. These loans carry a fixed interest rate, and interest is not charged before repayment begins or during periods of deferment. The federal government "subsidizes" the interest during these times.
- Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans are not awarded based on financial need. The interest rate is fixed; however, the interest accrues from the time the loan is fully disbursed until the time the loan is paid in full. Interest payments can be deferred while enrolled at least half time.
- Federal Graduate PLUS Loans: These non-need, credit-based, federally backed student loans are guaranteed by the U.S. Government. The Grad PLUS loan is similar to a private student loan, but with the benefit of a fixed interest rate and federal guarantee. Students must first apply for the Federal Stafford Loan. The Graduate PLUS Loan allows graduate students to borrow the total cost of their graduate education, less any other aid, and may be deferred while students are enrolled at least half-time.
6. How do I apply for financial aid?
Follow this process for applying for financial aid:
- Apply early. A minimum of four weeks is recommended to assure that financial aid eligibility can be determined before classes begin.
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Please print off the confirmation page once completed. If you do not have a PIN, you will need to apply (or reapply) for one at www.pin.ed.gov. The Baker University school code is 001903.
- Complete Baker's financial aid forms. Print and complete the Financial Aid Application and the Online Loan Entrance Counseling Form.
- Mail the FAFSA confirmation page along with the Financial Aid Forms above toFinancial Aid
Baker University School of Professional and
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- If requested, be prepared to submit a signed photocopy of your most recent federal income tax return to Baker University.
Once the above completed forms have been received, a loan application consisting of the Loan Data Sheet and Master Promissory Note will be sent to you so you can apply for federal loans. All records are held in strict confidence. No file is available for public use.
7. When do I need to apply for aid?
After you have been accepted for admission and have completed a Free Application for Federal Aid (FAFSA), you may apply for financial aid. Find information about applying for Financial Aid at Baker University.
8. Will scholarship and other resources affect my financial aid award?
Scholarships and other resources that help students with their educational expenses are used to calculate eligibility for federal aid. Common types of resources are scholarships, veteran's benefits, employer tuition reimbursements, vocational rehabilitation awards and so on. The demonstrated financial need (as determined through a processed FAFSA) to meet education costs is reduced as a result of these scholarships and other resources. They do not replace the expected family contribution (EFC) per federal regulation.
Upon receipt of scholarships and other resources, the amount of federal aid award (with the exception of the Pell Grant) may be reduced or canceled if the Financial Aid Office did not have knowledge of the scholarship or resource at the time of the initial award.
9. Is Baker University approved for Veterans Administration (VA) education benefits?
You may choose to send your Veterans Affairs Benefits application directly to Baker University School of Professional and Graduate Studies, or send your application directly to Veterans Affairs. Veterans Affairs processing takes 60 to 90 days; the student is responsible for tuition payments to the University. Veterans Affairs checks are sent directly to the student.
10. How will I be notified after I have completed my FAFSA or if the FAFSA needs corrections?
Students who provide a valid email address on their FAFSA will be sent an email by the federal processor that contains a secure link to their Student Aid Report (SAR) information on the Web. Students can see all of their application processing results, including their Expected Family Contribution (EFC), database match results, and all SAR comments associated with the transaction. Students can access their SAR information on the Web an unlimited number of times. Students who do not provide an email address will be mailed a paper SAR within 10 days of submitting the FAFSA.
11. Do I have to complete a new FAFSA application every year?
You must complete a FAFSA application each year if you wish to receive financial aid. After the first year of completing a FAFSA, you may submit a Renewal Application. You are asked to update key elements for each year you wish to apply for aid. Your initial application will generate a PIN number that will allow you to update your information on the Internet.
12. Why do I need a federal PIN to complete the FAFSA?
The U.S. Department of Education issues PINs to FAFSA filers to allow students greater access to the department's systems. Your PIN can be used as an electronic signature when signing your FAFSA on the Internet or correcting your Student Aid Report via the Internet. It allows you access to the Renewal FAFSA on the Internet, as well as your records on the National Student Loan Data System, and can be used to electronically sign your Master Promissory Note for federal loans. PINs will be mailed to all applicants who have signed their FAFSA and successfully matched the Social Security Administration database. To expedite processing of FAFSA applications, the student should obtain a PIN at www.pin.ed.gov.
13. I will be getting married soon; how should I fill out my FAFSA?
The FAFSA requires that students indicate their current marital status as of the date the FAFSA is completed. If a student is not married as of the date the FAFSA is filed, the student must file as single. Once an application has been submitted the marital status cannot be changed.
14. What does it mean if my file has been selected for "verification"?
Because students sometimes make significant errors when reporting application information, the federal government has incorporated a verification process as part of the student financial aid program requirements. The University is required to verify that the information submitted by the student is accurate and to make any necessary corrections before proceeding further with the application.
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15. How do I apply for a Federal Pell Grant?
If you are an undergraduate student, you can apply for a Federal Pell Grant. When you complete the FAFSA, you are applying for funding from the Federal Pell Grant program and submitting information to determine your eligibility for other federal grant and loan programs. Generally, a grant is money you do not have to repay.
16. How will my Veteran's Benefits affect my aid?
Veteran's benefits are considered a resource, and need to be taken into consideration when other forms of aid are received. Cost of attendance, less your EFC, equals your financial need. Veteran's benefits plus any aid offered, including grants and loans, may not exceed your financial need.
17. What happens if I get more financial aid than my tuition costs?
When calculating your financial need, the formula takes into consideration tuition, fees, books and supplies, room and board, transportation and personal miscellaneous expenses. Once your tuition, books and fees are paid, excess funds will be mailed to you. These funds are available for your other educational expenses.
18. If I withdraw from a class, will my financial aid be affected?
19. Can I lose my eligibility for financial aid because of low GPA or too few credits?
Failing a course will affect aid eligibility and delay future disbursements. Students are expected to complete (get a passing grade) a minimum number of credits each year and to maintain a minimum grade point average to be eligible for aid. Additional information on Satisfactory Academic Progress and Financial Aid can be found in the SPGS Catalog and Student Handbook.
20. When will I repay my federal student loans?
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The Situation
The Philippines is a source and, to a much lesser extent, a destination and transit country for men, women, and children who are subjected to sex trafficking and forced labor.
The ILO estimates that one million Filipino men and women migrate abroad each year for work opportunities, and that 10 million Filipinos currently live and work abroad.1 A significant number of these migrants are subjected to conditions of forced labor in factories, at construction sites, on fishing vessels, on agricultural plantations, and as domestic workers in Asia and increasingly throughout the Middle East. Filipino women in domestic servitude abroad face rape and violent physical and sexual abuse. Skilled Filipino migrant workers, such as engineers and nurses, have also been subjected to conditions of involuntary servitude. Women were trafficked into the commercial sex industry in countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan and in various Middle Eastern countries.2
In the Philippines, traffickers, in partnership with organized crime syndicates and complicit law enforcement officers, regularly operate through fraudulent recruitment agencies and practices to traffic migrants. Traffickers use local recruiters sent to villages and urban neighborhoods to recruit family and friends, often masquerading as representatives of government-registered employment agencies. These fraudulent recruitment practices and the institutionalized practice of paying recruitment fees often leave workers vulnerable to forced labor, debt bondage, and commercial sexual exploitation. There were reports in 2010 that illicit recruiters increased their use of student, intern, and exchange program visas to circumvent the Philippines government and receiving countries' regulatory frameworks for foreign workers.3
There are reports that organized crime syndicates have been heavily involved in the commercial sex industry, and that international syndicates transited victims from mainland China through the Philippines to third country destinations.4
The Philippines is a destination country for a small number of women who are trafficked from the People's Republic of China, South Korea, Russia and Eastern Europe for commercial sexual exploitation.5
Internal Trafficking
Internal trafficking of men, women, and children also remains a significant problem in the Philippines. People are trafficked from rural areas to urban centers including Manila, Cebu, the city of Angeles, and increasingly to cities in Mindanao, as well as within urban areas.6
Men are subjected to forced labor and debt bondage in the agriculture, fishing, and maritime industries. Women and children are trafficked within the country for forced labor as domestic workers and small-scale factory workers, for forced begging, and for exploitation in the commercial sex industry. Filipino migrant workers (both domestically and abroad) who become trafficking victims are often subject to violence, threats, inhumane living conditions, nonpayment of salaries, and withholding of travel and identity documents.7
Although prostitution is illegal, hundreds of victims are subjected to forced prostitution each day in well-known and highly visible business establishments that cater to both domestic and foreign demand for commercial sex acts.8 Child sex tourism in particular remains a serious problem in the Philippines, with sex tourists coming from Northeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, and North America to engage in the commercial sexual exploitation of children.9
Child labor is a common problem in the Philippines. One government report estimates that there were more than 2.2 million working children ages 15 to 17 in the country in 2009. The majority of these children work as laborers and unskilled workers, and are often exposed to hazardous working environments in industries such as mining, fishing, pyrotechnic production, domestic service, garbage scavenging, and agriculture, especially sugar cane plantations. A significant number of children are also employed in the informal sector of the urban economy as domestic workers or as unpaid family workers in rural agricultural areas. NGO and government officials reported cases in 2010 in which family members sold children to employers for domestic labor or sexual exploitation.10
Children are also vulnerable to various military groups in the Philippines. The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a separatist group, and the New People's Army (NPA) have been identified by the United Nations as among the world's persistent perpetrators of violations against children in armed conflict, including forcing children into service. During 2010, there were continued reports to the United Nations that the Abu Sayyaf Group targeted children for conscription as both combatants and noncombatants.11
There are a number of high-risk factors in the Philippines that can contribute to human trafficking. These include:
The Philippine Government
The Philippine Government was placed in Tier 2 in the 2011 U.S. Department of State's Trafficking in Persons Report for not fully complying with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act's minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking but making significant efforts to do so.
The Philippines criminally prohibits both sex and labor trafficking through its 2003 Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act, which prescribes penalties up to life in prison. The law allows private prosecutors, including NGOs, to file lawsuits against traffickers. During 2010, the Philippine Department of Justice and Supreme Court issued directives to expedite the disposition of backlogged trafficking cases and convicted 25 trafficking offenders.19
In the case of child labor, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) issued new regulations in 2009 that facilitate the immediate closure of establishments suspected of using children for commercial sex acts, with court hearings to determine the validity of the complaint to be held at a later time. Between 2009 and 2010 DOLE ordered the closure of 22 establishments for allegedly prostituting minors. Trials in these cases are ongoing. 20
Additionally, authorities made notable efforts in 2010 to address trafficking-related corruption, and several criminal cases against Philippine officials were initiated and remain ongoing. The government enacted numerous measures and policies aimed at improving institutional responses, including increased training of judicial, law enforcement, and diplomatic officials on trafficking issues; the creation and funding of anti-trafficking task forces in airports, seaports, regions, and localities; and an increase in dedicated staff to combating trafficking.21
However, there remains a substantial backlog in trafficking cases pending in Philippine courts; a lack of vigorous efforts to pursue criminal prosecution of labor traffickers, including labor recruitment companies involved in the trafficking of migrant workers abroad; rampant corruption at all levels that enables traffickers and undermines efforts to combat trafficking; and uneven and insufficient efforts to identify and adequately protect victims of trafficking – particularly those who are assisting with prosecutions.22
During 2011, the government convicted 25 trafficking offenders in 19 cases – compared with nine traffickers convicted in six cases during the previous year – including the first ever conviction of a labor trafficker who sold two women into domestic servitude in Malaysia. The labor trafficker was sentenced to 28 years' imprisonment and fined over $28,000. Sentences for the other 24 convicted offenders ranged from six years' to life imprisonment. Philippine courts have 338 pending or ongoing trafficking cases.23
In 2010, the Department of Justice ordered prosecutors to make trafficking cases a priority, designating 36 prosecutors to various national, regional, and airport task forces to work on anti-trafficking cases. This task force model ensures that prosecutors assist law enforcement in building cases against suspected trafficking offenders. The government also ran a mandatory training session on trafficking for over 400 judges and expanded anti-trafficking training efforts to several hundred police and law enforcement officers, in partnership with NGOs and foreign donors. However, NGOs reported that despite the trainings there continues to be a lack of understanding of trafficking and the anti-trafficking law among many judges, prosecutors, social service workers, and law enforcement officials.24
Widespread corruption and an inefficient judicial system continue to pose very serious challenges to the successful prosecution of trafficking cases. Throughout 2010, there were reports that officials and police in anti-trafficking units and agencies permitted traffickers to escape during raids; conducted fake raids in order to extort bribes from traffickers and victims; and accepted payments or sexual services from establishments known for trafficking women and children. During 2010, the government began to take steps to identify and prosecute officials complicit in such abuses, filing criminal cases against eight officials and administrative cases against an additional 21 officials (none of the cases had been concluded as of the end of the 2010 reporting period).25
The Philippine Government continues to operate 42 temporary shelters for victims of all types of abuse, and stays at the shelters are at the victim's discretion. However, the capacity to provide victim protection services remains very limited, due to insufficient funding from the government. Additionally, through the Philippines Overseas Labor Offices, the government provides emergency shelter, medical care, and legal assistance to Filipino trafficking victims in several countries, including the UAE, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Jordan, Singapore, and Malaysia.26
The government encourages victims to assist in the investigation and prosecution of their traffickers, but the government's serious lack of victim and witness protection, exacerbated by a lengthy trial process and fear of retaliation by traffickers, causes many victims to decline or withdraw cooperation. During 2010, the Department of Justice only assisted three trafficking victims pursue cases.27
The Philippine Government supports an array of prevention activities. During 2010, the government increased training and public awareness campaigns on trafficking for judicial officials, law enforcement personnel, local government units, and civil society groups. The government conducted pre-employment seminars for over 100,000 prospective and outbound overseas foreign workers. It also held training seminars for diplomats and embassy personnel in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa on victim identification, reporting of trafficking cases, victim-centered interview techniques, and options for filing trafficking cases against traffickers in the destination countries or in the Philippines.28
In December 2010, the Philippine Congress appropriated $550,000 in the 2011 national budget to fund, for the first time, the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (ICAT) and the Department of Social Welfare and Development's anti-trafficking programs. With this, ICAT was able to significantly increase staffing at its Ninoy Aquino International Airport anti-trafficking task force, which now operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week. The government also established four regional anti-trafficking task forces consisting of prosecutors, law enforcement agents, social workers, and NGOs in trafficking hotspots around the country; and launched a new 24-hour nationwide anti-trafficking hotline designed to respond to crisis calls from victims.29
In August 2010, the Bureau of Immigration instituted new screening guidelines for ports of exit, leading to the interception of over 28,000 passengers identified as potential victims of trafficking, due to their lack of proper documentation and indicators of high risk for illegal recruitment and trafficking. Over 900 cases were referred on to government entities for further investigation.30
International Cooperation
The Philippine Government works with international NGOs and foreign governments to combat human trafficking in the Philippines and of Filipino migrants abroad.31
The U.S. Department of State recommends that the Philippine government enact the following measures in its 2011 TIP Report:
1 ILO: Labour Migration in the Philippines
2 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
3 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
4 2010 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
5 2009 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
6 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
7 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
8 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report; 2010 US Department of State Human Rights Report
9 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report
10 2010 US Department of State Human Rights Report
11 2011 US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report; 2010 US Department of State Human Rights Report
12 2010 US Department of State Human Rights Report
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| solar deployment advances
Photovoltaics: State of the Technology, 2012
The following module manufacturers led global markets in 2010:
1. Suntech Power (China) 1.57 GW (Si)
2. JA Solar (China) 1.46 G W (Si)
3. First Solar (USA) 1.41 GW (Cd Te)
4. Q-Cells (Germany) 1.01GW (Si)
5. Motech (Taiwan) 0.85 GW (Si)
6. Gintech (Taiwan) 0.72 GW (Si)
7. Sharp (Japan) (Si, a-Si, mc-Si)
8. Kyocera (Japan) (Si)
The ranking is volatile. Sharp was the global leader
for years. Q-Cells assumed the lead, until it experienced a
financial crisis in 2008. First Solar took the helm the following year.
For 2010, Paula Mints of Navigant Consulting dividesmarket share by technology this way:•;Monocrystalline;silicon;–;roughly;43;percent•;Multicrystalline;silicon;–;roughly;43;percent•;Cd Te;–;9;percent•;CIS/CIGS;–;2;percent•;Amorphous;silicon/multicrystalline;silicon;–;2;percentCopper;indium;selenide;(CIS);appears;to;be;the;up-and-coming;seg-ment. The latest example was the announcement in April that Solar Frontier,a;company;of;the;Shell;Oil;Group;in;Japan,;opened;a;new;factory;for;CISmodules;in;Japan.;In;July;they;reached;their;target;manufacturing;capacityof;1;gigawatt;(GW),;including;900;megawatts;at;the;new;plant.
Gallium arsenide (GaAs) cells have the highest efficiencies, achieving
up to 43 percent recently. High cost limits their market to space satellites
and concentrating photovoltaic (PV) systems.
While there've been only incremental improvements in crystalline silicon conversion efficiency for 40 years, they still offer better specific performance than thin-film cells, at 18 percent and higher for modules now widely
available. SunPower leads with up to 25 percent efficiency for cells. The
performance advantage is somewhat offset by the higher complexity of the
silicon technology and hence a somewhat higher production cost.
The typical thin-film cell has roughly 1 percent the thickness of a comparable silicon cell, implying economies of material and production. Today's
market leader in thin film is cadmium telluride (Cd Te), with conversion
efficiencies as high as 12 percent. A thin additional intermediate layer of
cadmium sulfide (CdS) contributes to this efficiency. The simpler thin-film
technology leads to attractive manufacturing costs: First Solar has achieved
half-a-euro per watt. But cadmium is a poisonous heavy metal. This raises a
problem in Japan, which has a history of cadmium pollution.
No;wonder;then;that;Japan;has;turned;its;attention;to;CIS;and;amor-phous silicon. The Japanese firm Solar Frontier mentioned has claimed a
Laboratory;(NREL);recently;measured;15. 5;percent;on;a;30-by- 30;cen-
timeter;(12-by- 12;inch);CIS;cell;from;Avancis.;The;problem;is;a;looming
scarcity of indium, which may limit mass production.
Finally, amorphous silicon and multicrystalline silicon show promise. A newrecord,;12;percent,;has;been;reported;by;NREL,;on;a;cell;measuring;400;squarecentimeters. This marks tremendous progress since the days of stability problemslinked to the Stabler-Wronski effect in hydrogenated amor-phous silicon. The solution, developed in Switzerland, was acombination with multicrystalline silicon layers.
By WOLFGANG
For 20 years, Wolfgang
Palz, Ph.D., managed
renewable energy
development for the
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I finally ran today - in 17 degree temps - after nine days off. I've been sick this past week and just couldn't seem to kick it. It's still lingering but the run in the cold today actually made me feel better.
My blogging has been sparse lately, because between being a mom, working full time, and sleeping 14 hours a day there hasn't been much time. Why have I been so tired?
Our little family of three will soon be becoming a family of four! We are so excited for Jack to become a big brother, and I think he is, too. He just doesn't know it yet.
I'm only 11 weeks pregnant, but still 29 weeks doesn't seem that far away. I'm feeling good, just tired and nauseous at different times during the day. I've been most queasy at dinner time, and it usually passes just in time for bed time.
No weight gain so far, but according to the midwife it's two pounds. I explained to her that the first time I was weighed I wasn't wearing my Dansko's, coat (with iPhone in the pocket) and jeans (jeans are heavier than real pants- that's what I tell myself), so the second time with all these additions the number was bound to be higher.
I hope to continue teaching yoga for as long as I can. Even though I sometimes dread getting up on a Saturday morning (especially in the dead of winter), I do love teaching.
That's all for now- with second trimester soon on it's way I should have more energy and more random posts to fill up this little space.
I'm off to wear my other hat- waitress. Happy Sunday!
Sunday, December 18, 2011
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Congrats on your pregnancy! I've never commented before, but am a fairly new blogger so now I feel like I can leave comments. :) Hope you continue to feel more energized as the weeks go along!ReplyDelete
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b. SO happy that is is officially on the blog now :)
c. All the people I know that have been nauseous had girls...just saying that maybe Jack should start thinking of himself as a big brother to a little sister!!!!
Congratulations Danielle, what wonderful news!!! :)ReplyDelete
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PARK CITY, Utah—James Franco had no intention of being the sex king of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. But sometimes the universe gifts us a miracle.
So it has come to pass that the 34-year-old actor has arrived in town to promote no less than three sex-filled films. In "Lovelace," the dark story of the '70s-era porn star, he plays Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. "Kink" is a Franco-produced documentary about the world's largest producer of BDSM pornography. And then there's a co-directing effort called "Interior. Leather Bar.," a sexually charged riff on a 1980 film about gay cruising.
Has this all been part of Franco's plan, the next step in his always-keep-you-guessing, is-he-really-going-there-now career? Or is it just happenstance, the entertainment gods smiling down upon us? Franco, predictably thoughtful on the subject, can see it both ways.
"If you think about the origins of each of these films, it is a coincidence," he told MTV News. "But if you think about it as there's something in the air — and I do believe there are waves of things that interest filmmakers and people in television — then maybe it's not such a coincidence."
For instance, anyone who has stopped by a bookstore display table, perused a best-seller list, or checked out what everyone's reading on the subway could tell you that S&M has moved beyond the fringes of society and, at least conversationally, into the cultural mainstream. In "Kink," Franco explained, fans of E L James' fiction will find exactly what they're looking for — if they're brave enough to be honest about what's attracted them to her novels.
"This is for all the '50 Shades of Grey' fans," he told us. "This is what you're reading about. This is the real thing. This is what it looks like. This isn't the dime store version of bondage. This is what bondage is like."
But the MPAA ratings board cannot be counted on to allow such things — such kink — to be sanctioned as acceptable, R-rated viewing material, even as cinematic violence in all its bloody forms has become so common that unless you're Quentin Tarantino, no one gives a hoot. It's no surprise, then, that a continuing bit of speculation surrounding the planned adaptation of "Fifty Shades" is how the film can possibly snag an R-rating and still stay true to the source material.
"It's hard to put certain kinds of sex in film," Franco said. "Now, I could sort of understand that if it wasn't so easy to put other kinds of things in film, like violence. Obviously, there's some weird standard here that is just illogical."
Like Daniel Radcliffe before him (who told us earlier at Sundance that he finds the controversy over his "Kill Your Darlings" gay sex scenes "very strange"), Franco simply doesn't understand what the big deal is.
"[S]ex and sexuality are such big parts of our lives — the ways that we define ourselves, the ways that we interact with each other," he said. "Everyone thinks about it. Everyone knows about it. Even if you insist on living an incredibly chaste life and you're chaste in your thoughts, that's a conscious and concerted effort to keep sex from your thoughts. So you're still engaging with sex even if it's in a negative capacity."
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The longer I've been cooking, the more dried herbs and spices I've accumulated. The small spinning rack has turned into a whole shelf in the cupboard. I'm usually pretty good at keeping track with what I have on hand so I keep the buying of doubles to a minimum. The problem I face is not needing a herb or spice, it's keeping track of the expiration dates. The other day I went to use a spice blend. When I turned it over to shake it, the spices stayed packed in the bottom of the container.
Sometimes you'll come across a recipe that calls for a Caribbean spice rub, Italian spice blend or a Cajun blend, but if it's not a blend you normally cook with, you can easily make the rubs and blends with some common herbs and spices you probably already have on hand. Not only will making your own blends at home save you money, but it'll also help you use up some of the spices that have been sitting in that rack for some time.
Here's a quick guide from McCormick about the life of the spice:
- Ground spices - 2-3 years
- Whole spices - 3-4 years
- Seasoning blends - 1-2 years
- Herbs - 1-3 years
- Extracts - 4 years (unless if it's pure vanilla, it lasts indefinitely)
I cook with a Creole/Cajun blend all the time. You can replace salt and pepper with this and you'll love the added flavor it brings to meats, poultry, french fries, eggs, gumbos and potatoes. It's great on everything. Plus it uses common spices that you probably have on hand. Keep stored in a tightly sealed container and it'll stay fresh for up to 6 months.
Creole/Cajun spice blend (from RedBeansAndEric.com)
- 3 tbsp paprika
- 2 tbsp salt
- 1 tbsp black pepper
- 1 tbsp cayenne pepper
- 1/2 tbsp white pepper
- 1 tbsp garlic powder
- 1 tbsp onion powder
- 1 tbsp chili powder
- 1 tbsp dried oregano
- Add all the spices to a bowl and mix well.
Keep track of your dried herbs and spices and you can guarantee that you'll be cooking with the freshest ingredients. Even though the herbs and spices don't spoil, they will lose their potency and not flavor the food as intended. To help, buy in smaller quantities when you can and mix your own blends as a way to save money and get rid of excess spices.


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