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Egypt raids 10 foreign exchange bureaus over black market trading
The central bank blames speculation by black market traders for increasing downward pressure on the currency that it can ill-afford to defend.
Zen Technologies bags order from Egypt's Defence Ministry
Order for providing range of training equipment including Smart Target Systems.
Egypt asks IMF for a 3-year loan to help struggling economy
An IMF delegation will start a two-week visit to Egypt on July 30 to continue the talks.
Egypt signs OFID's $40 mln small and micro-business loan
The loan will paid over 20 years.
GE completes upgrade of two gas turbines in Egypt
The upgrade will also help increase the output of the Nubaria power plant to be able to increased demand.
Twitter influencers in Egypt drive consumer attitudes, product sales
The new study suggests that endorsement of brands by 'influencers' and celebrities has great power in product marketing.
Egypt to get first tranche of $1.5B Saudi loan 'soon'
A Saudi delegation will visit Egypt next week.
CBE stabilises US dollar exchange rate, further confuses market
CBE stabilised the US dollar against the Egyptian pound at EGP 8.78 in its tender on Tuesday. The market is still waiting for any hint of devaluation.
€390m revenues of Vodafone Egypt in Q4 of FY 2015/2016
Average revenues of Vodafone Egypt customers reached EGP 28.3 monthly.
China Telecom eyes Egypt 4G licenses
The government has said that operators interested in the license will have to pay half of its value in US dollars.
Egypt's tender for a third FSRU draws interest from four firms
The tender by Egyptian state-run gas company EGAS is seeking an FSRU with a capacity of 750 million cubic feet per day.
Sophos continues cybersecurity innovation in the Egyptian market
ophos is protecting over 200,000 customers and 100 million end users in more than 140 countries.
Egypt's airports inspection to take place after security requirements fulfilled
The visit date of Russian specialists for completion of the security audit of Egyptian airports is not yet fixed
Huawei aims to increase Egypt smartphone market share to 30% by year-end
the mobile phones manufacturing company sells more than 10 million devices in Egypt per year.
Vodafone promotes Egypt CEO to head European markets
Essam was appointed CEO of Vodafone Egypt in July 2014. He was previously the Commercial Director for Vodafone's Africa, Middle East and Asia-Pacific
When it comes to Egypt's economy...Honesty is the best policy
"What investors need above all is a clear understanding of the policies and programs the government intends to implement"
No extra tax to be imposed on fuel
The long-delayed levy, which was approved by the cabinet last May, is set at a flat rate of 10 percent.
Egypt, Philippines to establish business council by end of 2016
Egypt can be the Philippines' gateway to Africa.
Egypt buys 300,000 tons of Romanian and Russian wheat
The second imported wheat deal in 2016 comes amid legal action against corruption in domestic wheat procurement.
New exchange rates drive up Egypt Duty Free revenues by 13.7%
Egypt Duty Free's activity is influenced greatly by the movement of foreign currencies against the Egyptian pound, especially the US dollar.


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Galindo is a awesome last name. GALINDO was a Polish, French, Spanish, Italian, German and British name of Celtic origin meaning foreigner or stranger.The origin is mainly from Spain.You are introspective, prophetic, philosophical, and soul searching, but also can be analytical, critical and opinionated. You think deeply and clearly, have an air of mystery, can be solitary and secretive. You are bold, independent, inquisitive and interested in research. You know what you want and why you want it.Position and social status is very important for you and you are always looking for way to improve your position in society. You have power and ability to chose your own destiny and achieve anything you want in life. You can expand in any direction according to your will and the set of values. You have passion for justice and belong to the position of authority. You have an inherent courage and endurance to accomplish "The Impossible Dream". With the power comes responsibility. You hold keys to the material world, but with this gift comes high spiritual responsibility to be fair and true to others. You are philosophical and mature, determined and intense with a desire to endure, often religious.
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Essay - Police Organization Police Departments are Critical to Society in Keeping...
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Police departments are critical to society in keeping law and order and protecting individuals from those that do not believe in following the laws that have been created. One of the ways that they ***** this, ***** one ***** the most serious ***** that police ***** are reorganizing today, is through the use of community policing.
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Ei*****r way the criminals decide to handle things, the theory is ***** community policing ***** not s*****p them, and the reason for this is that community policing was ***** ***** cure-all that police departments claimed it to be. Instead, they just got very lucky and implemented commun*****y policing around the same time that ***** crime rate had come *****, ***** made them look as though they had done something to lower the *****, when in fact it came down of ***** own accord.
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Honeytrap 1.0.0 Released
Version 1.0.0 of the honeypot daemon Honeytrap has been released. It has a completely reworked configuration mechanism and new plugins.
The GPL'd program registers attacks against TCP services. When a request arrives from an unknown port, Honeytrap dynamically launches a server process to handle it. This avoids the need for the software to continually bind thousands of ports. Connection monitors based on Libpcap, Netfilter/Iptables or Netfilter_Queue handle the bindings. Honeytrap will run in various modes, including a proxy mode where it forwards connections and sniffs traffic. The daemon comprises two parts. The program core collects data and can load plugins at runtime for analysis purposes. Plugins currently available store strings and malware from attacks, and special extensions are available for identifying FTP and TFTP commands. In addition to this, there is a parser for attacks on VNC servers, a pluging that decodes Base 64 encoded exploits, and a module that identifies attacks heuristically using similarity checks. Honeytrap 1.0.0 is available as a source code archive on the Sourceforge download servers. The subversion repository for the project also supports access to the current sources. In addition to this, the download page has Xen templates and Qemu images for the virtual Honeytrap server.
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It's a heart-wrenching decision every pet owner dreads, and Jared Leto faced it this week.
"Had to put my dog to sleep tonight. His name was SKY," the Thirty Seconds to Mars rocker Tweeted late on Wednesday. "He was the best."
Sky had been a part of Leto's family for several years. Leto's brother and bandmate, Shannon Leto, took to Twitter to mourn his dog.
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Developing my first plugin, I have run into some problems. My plugin is displayed on a standard page. On this page, I have an index with links for every letter in the alphabet. When the user clicks a link, I want to display all records from the database that has a name that starts with the selected letter. However, I can't catch the GET vars. My links look like this:
<a href="?action=index<r=A">A
The function where I handle the links looks like this:
if ( isset( $_REQUEST['action'] ) ) {
switch( $_REQUEST['action'] ) {
case 'search' :
$output .= do_search();
case 'index' :
$output .= show_index();
The search action works fine when I submit the search form (action=post), but the show_index() function does not get called when i click on the link above.
I'm fairly new with both php and wordpress, so I'm probably just doing something wrong, but I can't figure out what.
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Volume 55, Issue 5, 31 July 1989
Novel method to fabricate corrugation for a λ/4‐shifted distributed feedback laser using a grating photomask55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101882View Description Hide Description
A novel method was developed to fabricate corrugation for a λ/4‐shifted distributed feedback (DFB) laser. Mechanically ruled gratingpatterns were transferred photolithographically to the surface of an InP substrate. The resultant λ/4‐shifted DFB laser operated in a single longitudinal mode at the Bragg wavelength.
Timing synchronization of a passively mode‐locked dye laser using a pulsed optical phase lock loop55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101883View Description Hide Description
Timing sychronization between a colliding‐pulse mode‐locked dye laser and a gain‐switched Fabry–Perot‐type AlGaAs laser diode has been achieved with less than 40 fs of relative timing jitter by using a pulsed optical phase lock loop. The relative timing jitter was measured using the error voltage of the feedback loop which has a 5 kHz bandwidth. This technique of measuring the relative timing jitter is accurate since the frequencies of all the timing fluctuations fall within the loop bandwidth. The novel element in the implementation of the pulsed optical phase lock loop is the time delay discriminator which is based on a cross correlation between the two pulse trains. Under locked conditions, the output of the cross correlator operates quiescently about a point of nonzero temporal slope.
Theory for the etching of organic materials by ultraviolet laser pulses55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101884View Description Hide Description
A theoretical description of the ultraviolet laseretching process is developed. The threshold for laser ablation is reached when the density of absorbed photons is approximately equal to the density of chromophores in the material. Saturation of the absorption coefficient,absorption by the plume of ablated products, and multiphoton effects are considered. Agreement with all available experimental etch data, including femtosecond ultraviolet laserablation, is found. The description is based on an analysis of the radiation transport at high intensities and is independent of the question as to whether ultraviolet laserablation is photochemical or thermal.
Vertical cavity single quantum well laser55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101885View Description Hide Description
We have achieved room‐temperature pulsed and cw lasing at 980 nm in an optically pumped vertical cavitystructuregrown by molecular beam epitaxy containing only a single quantum well(SQW) of In0.2Ga0.8As. Limited gain due to the extremely short active material length of 80 Å implies that losses due to absorption, scattering, and mirror transmission are extremely low. Using 10 ps pump pulses at 860 or 880 nm, the estimated energy density absorbed in the spacer was ∼12 fJ/μm2 at threshold, indicating a carrier density approximately four times that required for transparency. Continuous wave pumping yielded an estimated threshold absorbed intensity of ∼7 μW/μm2.
Leaky‐wave modes in nonlinear output prism couplers55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101886View Description Hide Description
By using the resonance property of modal fields, we derive leaky‐wave modes supported by nonlinear layered media of the Kerr type and apply the results to obtain the beam field emitted by an output prism coupler containing such a nonlinear layer.
Pb1−x Sr x S/PbS double‐heterostructure lasers prepared by hot‐wall expitaxy55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101887View Description Hide Description
Pb1−x Sr x S/PbS double‐heterostructure stripe contact lasers were prepared for the first time using a hot‐wall expitaxy technique. The laser operated up to 245 K pulsed (2.97 μm) and 174 K cw, which are the highest operating temperatures ever reported for any semiconductor diode lasers operating around 3 μm. In this letter preparation and properties of the Pb1−x Sr x S lasers are presented.
Characteristics of rare‐earth element erbium implanted in silicon55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101888View Description Hide Description
Rare‐earth element erbium implanted into silicon was studied by photoluminescence and Rutherford backscattering analysis. Two sets of luminescent bands related to the weakly crystal field split spin‐orbit levels 4 I 1 3 / 2→4 I 1 5 / 2 of Er 3 + (4f 1 1) at different lattice sites having different symmetries were observed.
Electromagnetic acoustic head waves in piezoelectric media55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.102426View Description Hide Description
A transient line source, either mechanical or electrical, on the surface of a piezoelectric medium will excite electromagnetic acoustic (EMAC) head waves between quasi‐electromagnetic surface disturbances and quasi‐acoustic waves. EMAC head waves are acoustic in nature, with plane fronts practically parallel to the surface and traveling at acoustic speeds. One such plane wave front is observed experimentally in a thick lead titanate‐zirconate plate in accordance with theory.
Reactive ion etching of diamond55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101890View Description Hide Description
A reliable means of removing surface layers of diamond is of significant importance for microelectronics as well as for other applications such as polishing of the diamondsurface. Preliminary studies using reactive ion etching with O2 and H2 showed etching rates of the order of 560 Å/min for thin carbon films and 350 Å/min for natural type II‐A diamonds using 300 eV oxygen ions. Addition of a substantial percentage of Ar to oxygen in the reaction chamber did not affect the etching rate.
Scanning force microscopy using a simple low‐noise interferometer55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101891View Description Hide Description
A force microscope is described that can be used for high‐resolution surface profiling and for observing magnetic domains. The microscope uses a Michelson interferometer to sense the vibration of a cantilever. The interferometer contains some straightforward processing to eliminate laser intensity noise. Some measuring results are presented that illustrate the performance of the microscope.
Stability of boron‐ and gallium‐induced surface structures on Si(111) during deposition and epitaxial growth of silicon55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101869View Description Hide Description
We have undertaken a new set of experiments to investigate the behavior of adsorbed‐impurity induced reconstructions at growthinterfaces. We have observed a striking difference in the stability of the B(3)1/2×(3)1/2 and Ga(3)1/2×(3)1/2 two‐dimensional structures at the interface between Si(111) and a‐Si, and in their segregation behavior during molecular beam epitaxycrystal growth. This leads to a new model of dopant behavior in siliconmolecular beam epitaxy.
Direct evidence for self‐annihilation of antiphase domains in GaAs/Si heterostructures55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101870View Description Hide Description
The nature and behavior of antiphase boundaries in GaAs/Si heterostructures using GaP, GaP/GaAsP, and GaAsP/GaAs strained‐layer superlattices as intermediate layers have been studied by transmission electron microscopy. The antiphase domains are found to be very complicated three‐dimensional polygons consisting of several subboundaries in different orientations. Self‐annihilation of antiphase domains during crystal growth of GaAs on (001) 0.4° off or (001) 2° off Si substrates is directly observed for the first time through plan‐view and cross‐sectional observations. Based on these findings, a mechanism of annihilation of these domains is presented.
Transmission electron microscopy of short‐period Si/Ge strained‐layer superlattices on Ge substrates55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101871View Description Hide Description
Structural investigations of high quality Si/Ge strained‐layer superlattices (SLSs) on [001] oriented Ge substrates prepared by molecular beam epitaxy are presented. Cross‐sectional transmission electron microscopy reveals that a defect‐free superlattice is achieved for a structure composed of a 20‐period sequence of 3 monolayers (ML) Si and 9 ML Ge. High‐resolution lattice images and electron diffraction patterns show that the whole structure is matched to the Ge substrate. Experimental values for the tetragonal deformation of the Si layers within the SLS are in good agreement with theory. An equivalent sample containing 120 periods exceeds the critical thickness for pseudomorphic growth of the SLS and shows the formation of twin lamellae.
Carbon reduction in GaAs films grown by laser‐assisted metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101872View Description Hide Description
Secondary‐ion mass spectroscopy and cathodoluminescence(CL) studies were carried out on GaAsfilmsgrown by Ar+ laser‐assisted metalorganic molecular beam epitaxy. The Ar+laser irradiation leads to the formation of a 400‐μm‐diam spot. In the growth temperature range 425–500 °C, the carbon concentration within the spot is maintained at 1017 cm− 3, while that in the area not irradiated by the laser increases from 1017 to 1019 cm− 3. The process of decomposition of the triethylgallium molecules and the mechanism by which the carbon concentration is maintained by the laser irradiation are discussed in detail. Low‐temperature CL spectra revealed that the CL signal intensity in the selectively grown spot was some ten times greater than that in the area not irradiated by the laser.
Optical blue shift in a double quantum well structure under an electric field55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101850View Description Hide Description
A calculation for an effective mass model of a double quantum well structure subjected to a moderate electric field is presented. The behavior of the transitions between energy levels is investigated, allowing prediction of an effective blue shift in the optical spectrum of this simple system. It is suggested that the optimum strategy for obtaining a rapid effect is to reduce the coupling between the heavy hole states.
Extremely high electron mobility in a GaAs‐Ga x In1−x P heterostructure grown by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101851View Description Hide Description
On studying the magnetoresistivity of GaAs‐GaInP heterostructures grown by low‐pressure metalorganic chemical vapor deposition in magnetic fields up to 12 T and at liquid‐helium temperatures, we have observed extremely high electron mobilities. Using the persistent photoconductivity effect, by illumination with red light, we reached a mobility of 780 000 cm2/(V s) at an electron density of 4.1×101 1 cm− 2. This high electron mobility is confirmed by cyclotron resonance measurements.
Subpicosecond photoluminescence from radiation‐damaged Ga0.47In0.53As55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101852View Description Hide Description
The luminescence of photoexcited carriers far above the band gap of Ga0.47In0.53As is studied with subpicosecond time resolution. In undamaged material the luminescence decays with characteristic times of 2–4 ps in the energy range between 1.9 and 1.4 eV, due to the rapid energy relaxation of electrons and holes far above the band edges. In radiation‐damaged (He+ bombarded) material,luminescence decay times as short as 0.9 ps are observed. The luminescence spectra give evidence for extreme nonequilibrium distributions of the photoexcited carriers, caused by the ultrafast recombination, which—in radiation‐damaged samples—is a faster process than energy relaxation.
Carbon incorporation in ZnSe grown by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101853View Description Hide Description
Carbon incorporation in ZnSefilmsgrown by metalorganic chemical vapor deposition is reported. Secondary‐ion mass spectrometrymeasurements in ZnSefilmsgrown from methylallylselenide and dimethylzinc show an enhanced carbon accumulation at the interface between ZnSe and GaAs. The carbon incorporation in the bulk ZnSe increases with the VI/II ratio and for a value of VI/II=3–4, the amount of incorporated carbon abruptly jumps to concentrations of 102 1 cm− 3, whereupon the films become polycrystalline. A new shallow peak I C at 2.7920 eV dominates the near‐band‐edge low‐temperature photoluminescence spectra of all carbon‐contaminated ZnSefilms. The intensity and linewidth of I C increase with the VI/II ratio in a similar manner to the carbon concentration. This peak is proposed to be due to the radiative decay of excitons bound to a complex defect, which is associated with the presence of carbon in the films.
Dual‐transistor method to determine threshold‐voltage shifts due to oxide‐trapped charge and interface traps in metal‐oxide‐semiconductor devices55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101854View Description Hide Description
A new technique is proposed to evaluate the radiation response of metal‐oxide‐semiconductor (MOS)transistors. The method requires that otherwise identical n‐ and p‐channel transistors be irradiated under the same conditions. Using assumptions similar to those of widely accepted ''single‐transistor'' methods, standard threshold‐voltage and mobility measurements are combined to accurately estimate threshold‐voltage shifts due to oxide‐trapped charge and interface traps. This approach is verified for several MOS processes. The dual‐transistor method can be applied to devices with much larger parasitic leakage, and at shorter times following a radiation pulse, than subthreshold current or charge‐pumping techniques.
Growth of Cd1−x Mn x Te films by pulsed laser evaporation and epitaxy55(1989); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.101855View Description Hide Description
Epitaxial layers of (111) Cd1−x Mn x Te (x=0.05) were grown on (111) GaAs substrates by pulsed laserevaporation and epitaxy. A XeCl excimer laser beam was directed at a Cd0.95Mn0.05Te target to produce the vapors necessary for deposition. A simultaneously operating pulse Nd:YAG laser was used to create the overpressure of Cd needed in the growth of stoichiometric films.I n s i t u reflection high‐energy electron diffraction, as well as scanning electron microscopy, energy‐dispersive x‐ray analysis, and photoluminescence study showed that the films had characteristics comparable to the best CdMnTe epilayers grown so far by molecular beam epitaxy or metalorganic chemical vapor deposition.


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My 11-week-old has been in her Pavlik harness for two weeks now and today while we were giving her a wash we noticed chaffing in the hip creases. It looks like peeling skin and redness. We tried to remove some of the peeling skin and applied vaseline. Is this okay? Anyone have any other tips? Thanks so much!


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For example, I have found the link to a PDF with VS keyboard shortcuts very useful. But being constrained by the question/answer format, it seems a little clunky to ask the question "where can I find a PDF with VS keyboard shortcuts?" and then answering my question. Is there any convention (or should there be) for just injecting quick and useful links and such? And is that kind of thing appropriate for SO? I'm assuming the answers "no" and "yes" in that order but would like to hear from others.
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In this instance, you could search for "visual studio keyboard shortcuts" and discover that it has been both asked and answered.
In the general case, yes, it is appropriate. I would recommend generalizing your question as much as possible, though; instead of asking where to find a PDF, you might ask for a list. Which is what the linked question did.


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All In A Day's Work: Rep. Kingston Smears The Stimulus On TV, Takes Credit For Stimulus Jobs In His District
Last week, Rep. Jack Kingston (R-GA) joined other Republican House members to engage in lengthy, repetitive speeches droning on about why they believe the Recovery Act has been a failure. Per instructions given by Republican Leader Rep. John Boehner (R-OH), Republicans have been tasked with slamming the stimulus and asking "Where are the jobs?" as part of a "floor game" maneuver to slow down reform on other issues, especially health care.
On July 28th, Kingston's press office fired off two releases bragging about a $106,901 grant for the Alma Police Department and a $138,286 grant for the Jesup Police Department in Georgia. These grants, distributed by the Department of Justice for the "hiring of new police officers, to combat violence against women, and to fight Internet crimes against children," were fully-funded by President Obama's Recovery Act. Nonetheless, Kingston took credit for them, calling the funds "local initiatives" unrelated to the policies set forth in Washington and a type of "tax relief" for local communities:
"We've seen from experience that local initiatives go a lot further toward solving local problems that policies set in Washington. This funding will provide tax relief by savings local tax dollars and, under the stewardship of Chief Livingston, will go a long way to fight crime more effectively through community policing."
On July 28th, the same day he took credit for jobs created by the Recovery Act, Kingston took to the floor to slam Obama and the Recovery Act:
KINGSTON: Mr. President, where's the stimulus package? Where are the jobs? […] Mr. Speaker, this is not the change the folks in Coffee County, Georgia, can use. They need jobs.
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Even though Kingston vigorously opposed and voted against the Recovery Act, this is not the first time he has boasted about stimulus funds for his district. In June, Kingston announced $2,707,777 in community block grant funding for the city of Savannah. Although he did not acknowledge that most of the funds came directly from the Recovery Act, Kingston declared them to be "even more important during this tough economic period." Of the money Kingston announced, $1,121,523 came from the HPRP program enabled by the Recovery Act, and at least $733,133 was also allocated by the Recovery Act.
Oliver Willis has a picture of Kingston posing with an "RIP US Constitution" t-shirt.


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Sweet & Sour Cabbage
Total Time
8hrs 10mins
Prep 10 mins
Cook 8 hrs
A sweet way to serve cabbage. Less sugar can be used if you prefer a sourer version
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 head red cabbage
- 3 apples
- 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 1 tablespoon molasses
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- Shredd cabbage, as if for slaw.
- Seed and chop apples.
- Combine cabbage and apples.
- Put in crock pot.
- Combine vinegar, water, molasses and sugar.
- Pour over cabbage in crock pot.
- Cook on low for 8 hours.
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I love, love, love this! Easy and delicious!
Great stuff! I've taken this recipie up to deer camp for the last 3 years (starting 2001.) Hunters are some of the best cooks I know. I serve it with genuine polish kielbasa-no chain store stuff. It only seems to get better the longer it sets with the meat.


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Hundreds of go players gathered in one place. Professionals from around the world playing simultaneous games with amateurs of all strengths. Tournament games daily. Professional lectures and game analysis. Eight days of all kinds of go-related activities from morning to midnight. It's the annual U.S. Go Congress, of course, and nearly 400 have already signed up for this year's Congress, which will be held August 4-12 in Black Mountain, NC. There's still time to register and to give you a better idea of what to expect, the E-Journal has just released the 2011 U.S. Go Congress Overview, which compiles all our reports, photos, games and commentaries from last year's Congress in Santa Barbara, CA. Special features include "Getting Frank with MingJiu Jiang 7P," "Janice Kim on the 3 Rules of Go," and a whole lot more, all just a click away. We hope you enjoy this special collection and look forward to seeing you at the Congress!
- Chris Garlock, Managing Editor
American Go E-Journal
American Go E-Journal » U.S. Go Congress
2011 U.S. Go Congress Overview Released
Sunday June 17, 2012
Hundreds of go players gathered in one place. Professionals from around the world playing simultaneous games with amateurs of all strengths. Tournament games daily. Professional lectures and game analysis. Eight days of all kinds of go-related activities from morning to midnight. It's the annual U.S. Go Congress, of course, and nearly 400 have already signed up for this year's Congress, which will be held August 4-12 in Black Mountain, NC. There's still time to register and to give you a better idea of what to expect, the E-Journal has just released the 2011 U.S. Go Congress Overview, which compiles all our reports, photos, games and commentaries from last year's Congress in Santa Barbara, CA. Special features include "Getting Frank with MingJiu Jiang 7P," "Janice Kim on the 3 Rules of Go," and a whole lot more, all just a click away. We hope you enjoy this special collection and look forward to seeing you at the Congress!
2011 U.S. Go Congress Overview: Reports, Photos, Games & Commentaries
Sunday June 17, 2012
Winners Yongfe Ge Wins U.S. Open; Mingming Yin Wins Strong Players Open
Zi Yang Hu 1P Wins N.A. Master's Tournament; Board Auction Raises $1,000 for AGF
Yongfei Ge Closes in on U.S. Open Title, Mingming "Stephanie" Yin Wins Strong Player's Tournament
2011 U.S. Go Congress Crosstabs (includes game files except for the Die Hard)
• US Open (includes game files)
• North American Masters Tournament
• Redmond Cup Junior Division
• Redmond Cup Senior Division
• Strong Players Open
• Die Hard (no game files)
Brian's Photos: Selected 2011 U.S. Go Congress Awards
Brian's Photos: Pro Game Analysis
Brian's Go Photo: Go Players Hit the Beach
Brian's Go Photo: Outdoor Lesson with Yilun Yang 7P
Brian's Go Photo: Li Ting from the Kansai Kiin
Brian's Go Photo: Jennie Shen 2P Game Analysis
Brian's Go Photo: Go Congress Moves Outdoors
Brian's Go Photos: Memories of the Santa Barbara Go Congress
Phil's Portraits: Familiar Faces
Phil's Portraits: Sunday, July 31
Phil's Portraits: Monday, August 1
U.S. Go Congress Game Records, Pro Commentaries, Pairings & Results (thru 8/5)
U.S. Go Congress Game Records, Pro Commentaries, Pairings & Results (thru 8/4)
Congress Game Records Posted (thru 8/3)
PRO GAME COMMENTARY: U.S. Open Round 1, Board 1: Mingjiu Jiang 7P on Dae Hyuk Ko 7d vs. Bill Lin 7d
PRO GAME COMMENTARY: U.S. Open Round 2, Board 1: Maeda Ryo 6P on Yuan Zhou 7d vs. Dae Hyuk Ko 7d
PRO GAME COMMENTARY: U.S. Open Round 2, Board 2: Li Ting 1P* on Calvin Sun 7d vs. Yongfei Ge 7d
PRO GAME COMMENTARY: U.S. Open Round 4, Board 3: Michael Redmond 9P on Chen-Sun
PRO GAME COMMENTARY: NAIM Round 2, Board 4: Maeda & Shen on Hu-Chen
North American Masters: Player Photo Gallery
Strong Players' Open: Photo Gallery
The Go Congress Remembers Yoshi Sawada
Getting Frank with MingJiu Jiang 7P
Janice Kim on the 3 Rules of Go
Appreciation for AGA Lifetime Members
U.S. Go Congress EJ Team Recognition
YOUR MOVE: Congress Ratings?
NEW IN PRINT: Roy Laird Visits the Congress Go Vendors
Congress Connects KGS Neighbors
Tam-Zhou to Play Su-Zhang in Pair Go Playoff
106 Clock in for Die Hard Tourney
Pandanet-IGS Announces New Client
Lightning Tourney: 10m, Sudden Death. Start Your Clocks!
Board Election Winners, Congress Results
2011 U.S. Open Underway
U.S. Go Congress: Day 1 Live Broadcast Schedule
Following the 2011 Go Congress on Twitter, KGS, EJ & Website
Party Starts Early for 2011 U.S. Congress
Go Congress Joseki: Congress at a GlanceGo Congress Joseki: Checking In/Registering
Go Congress Joseki: Other Games
Go Congress Joseki: Transportation & Parking
Go Congress Joseki: Arrival/Registration
Sign Up Online for Congress Pair Go!
Excitement Building for Upcoming U.S. Go Congress in Santa Barbara, CA
New GoGoD Released, Coming to Congress
Balwit Named Teacher of the Year
Rare KBA Dan Certificates to be Awarded at Go Congress
U.S. Go Congress Attendance Nears 450; 19 Pros Confirmed
Battle of the Youngsters: Tang vs. Hu in Master's Final Friday Night
Redmond Plays Redmond
Sun and Ye Sweep Redmond
Sun and Ye Leading in Redmond Cup
Shi and Ye Top Redmond Cup Qualifiers
AGA Seeks Female Players for 2012 WMSG in France
Monday June 11, 2012
The American Go Association is looking for women who are interested in representing the USin the 2012 World Mind Sports Games (WMSG) in Lille, France, reports Tournament Coordinator Karoline Burrall. The WMSG's go competition will begin August 13 and end August 23rd, and will not overlap with this year's US Go Congress. Travel and accommodation expenses will not be provided by the WMSG or the host country. Players must have been continuous AGA members (full or youth) since January of 2011 and be US citizens to be eligible to participate. "At this point, there are still at least two seats specifically open for women," Burrall tells the E-Journal. Anyone interested must email email@example.com by Tuesday, June 18. "Should more players express interest than we have open seats, playoff games will be organized to select the representatives." If you're not interested or eligible, but know a female player who might be, Burrall urges you to pass this along to her.
Your Move; Readers Write: All in the Family
Monday June 11, 2012
"The picture on the AGA website (Champagne Celebrates Go Congress Contest Win) is interesting in several ways," writes None Redmond. "Not only is Nakayama there (at the 2006 US Go Congress in Black Mountain, NC) but also Yoshi looking over his shoulder on the right. My daughter in law, XianXian Niu herself a strong professional player is also placing stones on Nakayama's right and their children are looking on. Mr Nakayama styled himself the girls' Japanese grandfather since the American and the Chinese ones were so far away. Every time I look at it I remember how frail human lives are."
Click here for details on the 2012 U.S. Go Congress in Black Mountain, NC August 4-12; rates increase June 15.
New State Team Tourney Planned for Go Congress
Sunday June 10, 2012
Congress Registrations Top 300; Cost Goes Up June 15
Tuesday May 29, 2012
Over 300 have now signed up for this year's U.S. Go Congress, set for August 4-12 in Black Mountain, NC. Professionals confirmed thus far include Maeda Ryo, Jennie Shen, Cathy Li, Yilun Yang, Feng Yun, Mingjiu Jiang and – just confirmed today — Liang Weitang 9P and Luo Jianyuan 5P from China. "Register and make your payment now to reserve your preferred accommodation," urges Co-Director Paul Celmer, noting that registration costs rise $50 on June 15th. "Remember, your registration is not complete until you have made payment." Other Congress features: the first ever U.S. pro certification tournament and the first International Go Symposium in North America.
Champagne Celebrates Go Congress Contest Win
Tuesday May 8, 2012
"Watching a young player, whose feet didn't even touch the floor, cling to his teddy bear while he beat opponent after opponent…sitting with Noni Redmond in North Carolina as she patiently taught an interesting craft to other non-players…the lack of greens on the menu in Rochester….the whitewater rafting kayak trip in the Chicago River when one of the players went overboard and had to get decontaminated…the players and non-players whom I've met and whom I look forward to seeing year after year after bloody year." These U.S. Go Congress memories won Laura Champagne the recent 2012 Go Congress Registration Story Contest — and a free Congress meal plan — when her submission was selected at random from those sent in. Meanwhile, go players continue to sign up for the August 4-12 Go Congress in Black Mountain, NC at a record-setting pace, organizers report. "So if you're planning to come and still have not registered and reserved your rooms, you should do so now!" says Congress Co-Director Paul Celmer. Registration prices go up in June, he notes. And with well over 400 go enthusiasts planning to attend, the first-ever North American Go Symposium – free for Congress attendees – and lots of other great go activities, including the inaugural AGA Pro Certification Tournament, which ends just as the Congress begins, "you have a fantastic chance of meeting some of the most interesting and enjoyable people on the planet!"
- photo: Michael Redmond (l) & Nakayama Noriyuki at the 2006 U.S. Go Congress in Black Mountain, NC
Go Symposium Call for Papers Closes
Monday April 30, 2012
From a Q&A session with Hikaru no Go creator Hotta Yumi to presentations on the state of the art of supercomputer go, weiqi in Chinese poetry, and designing a college go course, more than 20 talks have now been scheduled for the 2012 International Go Symposium. Organizers have now closed their Call for Papers to the Symposium, which will be held at this year's U.S. Go Congress, August 4-12 in Black Mountain, NC. Click here for the full list of presenters and topics; short abstracts will be posted soon.
U.S. Go Congress Registration Booming; 4/25 Deadline for Free Mealplan Drawing
Monday April 23, 2012
Registrations for the 2012 U.S. Go Congress in Black Mountain, North Carolina, are coming in at a record setting pace, reports Congress Liason Chris Kirschner, with nearly 200 signed up thus far. "This is not surprising," Kirschner says, "given that the Black Mountain site has many unique aspects, including stunning natural beauty, proximity to Asheville's craft breweries and vibrant arts scene, relatively modest costs, and numerous recreational opportunities as well as traditional summer camp activities." In addition, the Congress is hosting the International Go Symposium, an academic conference investigating the educational, cultural, scientific, and literary aspects of the game of go. Given the high demand, Congress Co-Directors Paul Celmer and Peter Armenia warn that "to ensure that you will receive your first choice of accommodation, you must register and pay your Congress balance. Your rooms are not reserved until we receive payment." They also reminded E-Journal readers that midnight on Wednesday, April 25 is the deadline for the drawing for a free 2012 Congress meal plan, a $225 value, and with just 12 entries so far, "The odds are in your favor!" Click here for details on how to enter the drawing.
Jiang to Teach Go Camp
Monday April 23, 2012
Mingjiu Jiang 7P will be returning to teach at this year's AGA Go Camp, reports camp director Amanda Miller. Jiang is an experienced professional player who has represented the United States in a number of international go tournaments. He has extensive teaching experience, and counts many of the strongest youth in the country among his students. Camp pricing and details can be found on the 2012 Camp Website here. For the convenience of the campers and their families, payments for the camp can be made online, although some forms must still be mailed directly to the organizers. The camp will take place the week before the Go Congress from July 28 to August 4 and will be held at the same location, the YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, North Carolina. AGF needs based scholarships are again available for players who can't afford the full cost, and youth who played in the USYGC are eligible for a $400 scholarship to camp. More details on AGF scholarships can be found here. Story and photo by Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo: Jiang, at right, plays a simul in the Youth Room at the 2011 Go Congress.


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Jason Conner:
April 5, 2014 at 7:26 pm
Maybe this person thought he or she was being clever and meant for it to say 'An-T-christ.'
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Will he be executed by ants to save them?
Dan Svensson:
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he may be the "Antchrist" but he's the president of the U.S and you don't know how to spell a simple word. So who would make the better leader?
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Julie Tuthill I know ants live in a colony, hive just sounds better. "FOR THE COLONY" sounds weak.
But they don't really work together for each other. They work collectively for the colony to any and all means necessary. Would you be willing to give up your entire individuality? (Or, whatever you may have left of it?) That didn't really work out for communism so far...
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I searched Antichrist on Google Images and found several pics of Obama. Also, one of the related suggestions is Obama.
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Half-square Christmas trees
December 18, 2012 § 11 Comments
While I was digging through my scrap bins I found quite a few green half-square triangles. These Christmas cards seemed like a good way to use them up. And now I don't feel like such a scrooge with our house all torn up over the holidays.
half-square triangles cut down to 2″
zig-zag stitched to white card stock (approx. 3 3/4″ x 5″)
gold star confetti glued to the top
whole thing glued to a half sheet of red card stock folded in half
§ 11 Responses to Half-square Christmas trees
Super sweet and a good use of scraps
So cute – are you sending them out?
good lord, I just threw a bunch away this afternoon. Time to rummage through the trash.
I love this idea, Anita, thanks! I had an idea to use printed paper, punch out a triangle and then let the paper show through. But that would involve buying a punch. This is so much better b/c I can use my scraps and the card stock I have on hand. Did you fuse the triangles to the card stock before you zigzagged?
I'll have to save this for next year, since I actually managed to get my cards out today, with help from my hubby. Woohoo…I'm crossing things off my to-do list
I love it, I am copying you…..
this came at the perfect time! i made some up tonite and am shipping them out tomorrow!
very cure, now I need to go buy some great fun greens to do this too!
would be fun making my own cards through out the year to use next year. smaller version for gift tags???


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Huntsville -- Mike Dirks, head golf coach at Sam Houston State University, has resigned to take a position as associate head men's golf coach at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
Dirks headed both the men's and women's programs for Sam Houston the past two-and-a-half years.
Sam Houston won the Southland Conference women's golf championship in 2007. The women's team has won five other tournament titles since Dirks took over the program. The men's team has won seven tournament championships.
"I've had an exciting time here at Sam Houston State and have enjoyed my time in Huntsville. We have a group of outstanding young men and women representing this university on the golf team and I will miss them," Dirks said. "Jay Loar has offered me an exceptional opportunity at SMU. I begin there on January 21."
Dirks will leave Sam Houston on Friday, Jan. 18. Before taking over the
Bearkat golf program, Dirks served as director of Eagle Golf Instruction in Friendswood from June, 2003 until coming to SHSU. He was head men's golf coach at the University of Houston from 1994 to 2003 and at Tulane from 1990 to 1994. He directed the University of Houston men's golf team to four NCAA Division I top 10 national finishes and five Conference USA championships.
During his seasons at Sam Houston six golfers earned All-Southland
Conference honors a total of eight times. Last spring Stefani Page was named Southland Conference women's golf "Newcomer of the Year" and Beau Willis was honored as SLC men's golf "Freshman of the Year." The men's golf team produced SLC team finishes of sixth in 2006 and fourth last season.
"We appreciate Mike Dirks and his leadership of our golf program for Sam Houston State," Director of Athletics Bobby Williams said. "We wish him success in his new opportunity. Due to the timing of his departure, we are developing a plan to make sure our golf program will be able to compete at a quality level this spring, no matter when a new head coach is in place."


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The honorees were introduced as "ordinary citizens doing extraordinary things."
The 10 honorees spoke on two panels of five during the ceremony. Gerber was asked about the role faith plays. She said JFS is "based on the Jewish principle that everyone can make changes in their lives." While the agency has a "primary responsibility" to the Jewish community, it serves the entire community.
Gerber has headed the agency since 1994. JFS provides mental health counseling, case management, educational programs and in-home services for older adults.
She and the agency were recognized for being one of the first social service agencies to reopen after Hurricane Katrina. In less than two weeks, JFS established emergency locations in Baton Rouge and Mandeville. The agency provided financial assistance, trauma counseling and crisis management to thousands after the storm.
In 2009, Jewish Family Service conducted a comprehensive study, funded by the Administration on Aging, on the psychological effects of Hurricane Katrina on older adults.
Gerber was most proud of the financial assistance distribution after Katrina. "People needed the money, but they also really need to talk," she said. She emphasized that agencies should not underestimate the importance of having resources for mental health.
During the discussion, Gerber noted that she was inspired by her grandfather, even though he died in 1918. "His job in his little community in Lithuania was giving out on Friday afternoon the charity to the poor people in the community so they could celebrate the Sabbath," she said.
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MelissaB in WA's youngest (7 year old) son, Andy was diagnosed with T-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia a couple weeks ago.
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I'm having a problem with eclipse galileo on ubuntu 64-bit system. when ever i open it the splash scree turns gray but keeps loading and then when eclipse opens it shows the secure storage password request and hangs. I dont know what could be wrong, it used to work fine before, if you have or had the same problem please tell me what to do
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Try clean $HOME$/.eclipse directory.
Its better to just rename at first.
See what happens
I have had this happen on Galileo (3.5) and Helios (3.6).
If you delete .eclipse you will lose all software installed through the Help | Install New Software menu option.
It is enough to delete the file ~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.equinox.security/secure_storage
This happens to me whenever I shutdown eclipse with the history tab open.
While not the best solution, to solve it I start eclipse with sudo. I let it finish loading, then select a different tab than history. I Shutdown eclipse, then I recursively change the owner of the files in .metadata back to my main user.
In case you need the command: (in my case I run this from /home/wally/workspace)
As far as I can tell, there's some race condition going on.
(also, it's likely that you won't use exactly "wally:wally" but "your username:your group)
Try this:
then run eclipse from command line from the same terminal window.
I would suggest removing openjdk from synaptic and install sun java. Once you do that , use "sudo update-java-alternatives --set java-6-sun" to use sun-java as the default JRE.
Eclipse used to work really slow for me, and this method worked. Maybe it helps you too.


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INDIANAPOLIS — Less than a year ago, Tom Brady, Logan Mankins, Osi Umenyiora and seven other players filed an antitrust suit against the NFL, a key moment in a convoluted and contentious labor dispute between the union and league that threatened to cut short — or even wipe out — the 2011 season.
On Sunday, Brady and Mankins of the New England Patriots and Umenyiora of the New York Giants will play in a Super Bowl that might very well draw more viewers than any TV show in history.
What lockout? What recession?
Nothing, it seems, can get in the way of the NFL, whose ratings and revenues climb and climb, no matter what. Indeed, some say both those issues managed to push even more attention and money the league's way.
Put simply, the NFL has the Midas Touch.
"The uncertainty of the lockout — 'Will it be settled? When will the deal come? Will it happen?' — created a sense of anticipation for the new season. It fed into the public's awareness of the NFL. Even the concussion stories helped, because the public has become aware of the issue and is watching games to see how the rules are enforced, to see how the game changes," said Neal Pilson, a former president of CBS Sports who now runs a media consulting firm.
"They talk about it Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and they watch it on Sunday," Pilson said. "The more separate issues related to the NFL that become part of the public discourse feed into the audiences."
NFL games accounted for 23 of the 25 most-watched telecasts last fall, and a total of 37 games drew at least 20 million viewers each.
That, Pilson says, is at least in part a result of the country's financial state. After all, what's cheaper than plopping down on the couch to watch a game?
"Sports is, to a certain extent, recession-proof. You can see a sports event 10 different ways: on television, on your laptop, on your iPad, on your mobile phone, in bars and restaurants, in airports. There's no other entertainment property that is so ubiquitous," Pilson said. "When the economy went south, guess what? Americans stayed home, made a single investment in hi-definition television and watched sports. And what they watch more than anything is the NFL."
The last two Super Bowls were the two most-viewed programs in U.S. television history.
NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus is eager to see how many people tune in for his network's broadcast of Sunday's championship game between the Patriots and Giants. It's a rematch of the 2008 Super Bowl, when Eli Manning led New York to an upset that ruined New England's bid for a perfect season.
"We're optimistic this has a chance to be the largest TV audience ever," Lazarus said. "This is a great rivalry game, with two of the most prolific franchises. They come with big markets. And they're both Eastern markets."
Lazarus noted that a Super Bowl provides "a great platform for immediate revenue" — to the tune of an average price of $3.5 million per 30-second commercial — and for "showcasing the network."
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If this belongs on serverfault I sincerely apologize.
I have an nVidia motherboard used to RAID 1 (mirror) two 250GB drives. It normally shows me a screen that indicates the status of the array is "healthy" during boot. Now, I just rebooted and the status was "degraded." Obviously something to wrong, but what does that specifically mean? Is one or both of the drives failing (the array isn't dead yet, I can still access my files on it) or is something else going on?
I do have another array that appears as healthy.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
Edit: One additional thing of note, instead of one mirrored array being displayed in the array manager, it is now showing two mirrored arrays, each with one drive.
Edit 2: I actually found the answer else where. Somebody else had a similar problem where essentially two broken arrays had been created out of one for no obvious reason. It was fixed by blowing away one of them and then adding that drive back to the other array and rebuilding it.


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This paper identifies strands of reasoning underlying several theories of democratic authority. It shows why each of them fails to adequately explain or justify it. Yet, it does not claim (per philosophical anarchism) that democratic authority cannot be justified. Furthermore, it sketches an argument for a perspective on the justification of democratic authority that would effectively respond to three problems not resolved by alternative theories—the problem of the expert, the problem of specificity, and the problem of deference. Successfully resolving these problems is at least evidence for the viability of a justification of democratic authority. This perspective integrates procedural concerns with those about the quality of democratic outcomes. It shows that democratic authority, if there is such a thing, requires reliable democratic procedures as the only sort citizens could rationally accept.
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The Prince of Wales is going to be furious today. There he is in Canada, working his socks off - 41 engagements in three and a half days - and until now the British media has all but ignored his trip. Then he accuses Vladimir Putin of behaving like Hitler, and suddenly it is all over the newspapers and television news bulletins.
When asked for a comment on the Prince's remarks, Clarence House described it as a "private conversation".
Making front page news out of a private conversation? Aren't journalists awful!
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Baseball fan dies after falling from top deck of stadium
A baseball fan has died after falling 50ft from the top deck of a stadium during a match.
The spectator plunged into the lower-level stands at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia, during a game between the New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves.
Witnesses said the man was shouting at Alex Rodriguez when the Yankees slugger came to the plate, lost his balance and fell onto the concrete below.
The man was treated at the scene for around 10 minutes before being taken to hospital, but medical teams were unable to save him.
The Atlanta Braves said in a statement: "We have received confirmation that the fan involved in an accident at this evening's game has passed away. The Atlanta Braves offer their deepest condolences to the family."
Giants win World Series
The San Francisco Giants have won the World Series after securing a 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals in Game Seven.
The Giants have now won three World Series in five years after their success in 2010 and 2012.
Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner, who was later named Most Valuable Payer, subsequently pitched five scoreless innings to secure victory for his side.
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Robin Williams' children throw World Series first pitch
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'Napping' baseball fan sues TV commentators
A New York Yankees fan caught napping by TV cameras during a recent game has filed a $10m lawsuit because commentators 'mocked' him.Read the full story ›
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A young baseball fan at a Texas game pulled off an impressive sleight of hand trick to win both a female fan and the game ball for himself.Read the full story ›
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Baseball star David 'Big Papi' Ortiz met President Obama today and, naturally, asked for a selfie.Read the full story ›
Baseball fan sues team's mascot over hot dog incident
A US baseball fan is suing the Kansas City Royals after he was allegedly hit in the eye by a hot dog thrown by the team's mascot, according to US reports.
The supporter claims the incident left him needing two operations, one to repair a damaged retina and the other to remove a cataract that later formed.
The Royals' mascot Sluggerrr is accused of hitting the 53-year-old in the eye with a foil-wrapped hot dog in September 2009.
Baseball teams have a special rule that protects them against injuries to fans caused by events on the field.
The Missouri Supreme Court is now discussing whether that law should apply to injuries caused by mascots.
Marriage proposal rejected in front of full baseball stadium
Baseball fans witnessed drama more associated with soap than sport at a league game in Connecticut last week when a marriage proposal went horribly wrong.
The couple were brought down onto the pitch at the 6,100 capacity home of the New Britain Rock Cats, where David, who was down on one knee, popped the question to his girlfriend Jessica in front of a stadium full of onlookers.
Believing love was in the air, the crowd began to cheer until they realised Jessica was not exactly ecstatic at the proposition.
The uncomfortable woman replied, "David, I'm sorry, I can't," before running off amid laughter from the stadium announcer.
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The harshest penalty was reserved for Rodriguez, a three-time Most Valuable Player and baseball's highest-paid star. His suspension covers 211 games, starting on Thursday, and he is expected to appeal.
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In freelancing and contract work, there are some unspoken rules about professional behavior–many of which focus on what is not appropriate to do or to say to your employer.
No matter the temptation, here are seven things you should never ever say to your employer:
7. "I can't make your deadline. Something came up for another employer that's more important." Now, we understand juggling other people's deadlines is a reality of freelance work, but there is a way to finesses the matter and avoid offending with your words. Your employer must never feel that their deadlines are lower priority than someone else's. Choose your words wisely to manage both your deadlines and your working relationships.
6. "Can you write me another check? I lost the first one." If you have automatic payments set up, like on oDesk, this will never come up. But if you're dealing with paper invoices and checks, things like a misplaced check happen sometimes. If you lose a check you'll need to say something to your employer about it… but make sure to temper your request with an understanding of their payment cycle and patience for the time it will take them to reissue you payment.
5. "I love my line of work so much, I'd do it for free." Errr, if that's true, they'll probably take you up on that at some point. Even if you adore what you do, saying you'd do it for free belittles the value of your work. Loving what you do means you are worth every penny because you're passionate, but be sure to show your passion without hinting that you'd be willing to give away your work.
4. "I'm too hungover to work today." Okay. It sounds far-fetched. But people really say such things when they get a bit too comfortable in their working relationships. Be careful when offering excuses–they will be used to measure your character and your ability to manage both your work and your personal life. Stay professional and don't give your employer reason to think less of you.
3. "I'm thinking of moving into another line of work." These types of statements are written in stone.While you may be kicking the tires on a career change, to an employer it sounds like you're one foot out the door already. Employers put in this uncomfortable spot will likely replace you, thinking that it's a better move than waiting around for you to replace them.
2. "Gotta go, my lawyer is on the other line. I'm suing my former employer." There may be all kinds of legitimate reasons to sue a former employer, and you might have a very good one. But avoid having to tell your current employer these details or you might as well write "litigation risk" across your forehead. Those words don't exactly spell out "trust me".
And the number one thing you should never say to your employer …
1. "I'm in the bathroom right now." Just because you may use your cellphone, your smartphone or your laptop in the lavatory, doesn't mean your employer (or really anyone else) needs to know that you do. Please, don't ever say these words — aloud, via text message or IM, or in email. These words are the definition of "too much information."
Ever said something to your employer you regretted? Have a tale of misplaced words that we can all learn from? Tell us in the comments below!