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Roger goes all the way!
Roger claimed his fourth straight Wimbledon title with a hard-fought four-set victory over Rafael Nadal this afternoon.
Roger took home the title with a 6-0, 7-6, 6-7, 6-3 victory in two hours 50 minutes on Centre Court. He has now joined Bjorn Borg and Pete Sampras as the only players to win four years in succession at the All England Club in the open era. He also recorded his 48th straight victory on grass to win his eighth Grand Slam title from nine final appearances."Now I like our rivalry again," he joked after having lifted the trophy.
The second seed Nadal emerged with enormous credit for taking the first set off Roger since the third round last year, and the 20-year-old can only improve on grass in the coming years. Nadal had won six of the seven meetings between the pair, including all four this year and most recently at the French Open final last month, but it looked like being a totally one-sided contest as Roger stormed through the opening set in just 24 minutes.
Nadal had only dropped his serve twice throughout the Championships before the start of play, but was broken three times in quick succession as Roger got off to a dream start. The world No 1 produced a stunning forehand winner on the run to achieve the first break and also took advantage of some uncharacteristic unforced errors from a nervous Nadal.
Roger had been on court for a total of just nine hours and 13 minutes to reach the final, while Nadal needed more than six hours longer. That was certain to favour Roger if the match went the distance, but he had the chance to seal victory in straight sets as the third set went to a tie-break.
Nadal again moved into an early lead and this time was not about to let it slip. A brilliant return winner put him 5-2 ahead and he took the next two points on serve to get back into the match at two sets to one.
Losing the tie-break meant Roger could not become the first player since Borg in 1976 to win the title without dropping a set, and the crowd were certainly hoping Nadal could win another to force a decider. But Roger had the advantage of serving first in the fourth set and made the most of it, breaking Nadal from 30-0 down in the third game to race into a 4-1 lead.
Another break put Roger 5-1 ahead and serving for the title, but Nadal refused to give in and broke back to cling on to a slender chance of victory. Roger still had another chance to serve it out however, and this time made no mistake to seal victory.
Congratulations on your fourth straight Wimbledon title!!!
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Bravissimo!! Ancora una volta, m'inchino a te, Sua Maestà, Re dell'erba, Re del tennis, che sei riuscito a farmi sognare con i tuoi diritti, i tuoi rovesci, le tue volée, i tuoi servizi e anche i tuoi errori... why not? Hai vin
Nadal or Baghdatis?
Hats off to you.you did it again.and you proved again that confidence claims everything...and anything is possible ....keep going all the best..
I did a little bit of PR for you this week.
I went around the office on every level at work and stuck a picture of you holding your beloved wimbledon trophy on top of the photocopier so no one would miss it. lol
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Congratulation.It is my fantastic gift.Do you know on 8/7/06 is my brithday.I don't want anything without your championship.You make me happy.you make me want to go on to fight anything .Thank you so much for everthing you make me want


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Stuart spent the Revolutionary War years in London, where he gained popularity as a versatile portraitist. Before returning to the newly independent United States, he boasted that he expected to "make a fortune by Washington," continuing, "I calculate upon making a plurality of his portraits."
The initial meeting between the artist and the first American president resulted in several successful sittings. Stuart was inundated with requests for copies of his paintings of Washington, and this canvas is one of the "plurality" made of the so-called Athenaeum portrait. Of all the likenesses painted in Washington's lifetime, the Athenaeum type best captures the president's modest yet resolute character. Avoiding the theatrical poses and rhetorical gestures common to portrayals of eminent men of the period, this austere portrait has the solemn dignity of a Roman bust.


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Liverpool are looking to make a second enquiry for Paris Saint-Germain star Edinson Cavani, Daily Star reports.
The Reds are still in the market for a world class striker to replace the departed Luis Suarez, and has set Cavani – also an Arsenal target – as their number one priority this summer.
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The Merseyside club are also chasing Radamel Falcao, but see Cavani as an adequate alternative.
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Recently Cavani's agent Claudio Anelluci confirmed Liverpool did make a previous enquiry, but at the time the 27-year-old striker was still considering his options.
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Arsenal have also firmly upped their interest in Cavani, reportedly preparing a £51million bid to sign the former Napoli man last week.
Cavani made 43 appearances for PSG last season, scoring 25 goals.
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Weak trade data out of China is likely to dampen spirits at the European open Wednesday, with the hefty drop in exports indicating the global slowdown is spreading.
Adding to the worries was the decision of Standard & Poor's Ratings Services to downgrade Italy's debt rating by one notch to triple-B, two levels above junk territory, with a negative outlook.
That said, U.S. markets closed higher yesterday, for the fourth day in a row, and thus the European open may have a mixed tone. IG Markets is calling the FTSE 100 down eight points at 6505, the DAX up 20 at 8078, the CAC-40 up three at 3847, and Italy's FTSE Mib down 62 at 15,729.
Later in the day the focus will be on the minutes of the June meeting of the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee and an address soon after by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
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SkyBridge Capital, Korea's Woori Financial Group Form Partnership: U.S. fund of hedge funds SkyBridge Capital LLC is entering South Korea by striking a partnership with Woori Financial Group, signaling that foreign funds may finally get a foothold in a country skeptical of the hedge-fund industry.
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Italy's Rating Cut by S&P: Standard & Poor's Ratings Services downgraded Italy's sovereign credit rating by one notch on Tuesday, citing the country's worsening economic prospects.
EU Wants Sole Authority on Closing Banks: The European Commission will propose itself as the single authority for winding down banks in the euro zone, a step that will set the European Union's executive on a collision course with the bloc's most powerful member, Germany.
New Premier Named in Egypt: A former finance minister was chosen as Egypt's interim premier under a six-month timetable for elections, as the country's emerging post-coup government drew pledges of $8 billion in assistance from Arab supporters.
Emerging Markets Hit by IMF Forecast: Investor fears that the end of easy money is at hand are ricocheting around the globe, slamming financial markets and squeezing economic growth prospects from Brazil to Turkey.
New Alibaba Chief Looks for Deals Alibaba must seek acquisitions and better ways to take advantage of its vast user database, its new chief executive said, to thwart the competition.
Chinese Real-Estate Corporate Bonds Continue Slide: Chinese real-estate corporate bond prices have fallen for eight straight weeks, stung by a one-two punch of investors fleeing emerging-market debt and worries over China's real-estate market. The selloff is the worst since the peak of the global financial crisis.
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The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi volleyball program will be hosting its first-ever spring tournament on Saturday, April 2 at the Dugan Wellness Center. The Islanders Spring Invite will feature the host team as well as Sam Houston State, Incarnate Word, Temple College and a team of alumni.
Each team will play four matches during the day with three sessions in the morning before lunch and two more in the afternoon. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi will play Temple at 9 a.m. on Saturday and will take a break before playing the alumni in an 11:30 a.m. match.
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Petrobras Sees Opportunity in High Energy Demand
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Petrobras "is searching for the best profits possible," Ms. Foster told reporters, noting that it is possible to make some quick cash during days when spot-market electricity rates skyrocket because of strong demand.
A drought that has left reservoirs in Brazil's vaunted hydroelectric power system at near-record lows and unseasonably hot summer weather has raised concerns that Latin America's largest economy could face energy rationing last implemented a decade ago. Adding to concerns was a recent report by a local consultant group that Petrobras was importing liquefied natural gas and selling the fuel at a loss to meet demand from natural-gas-fired power plants.
While Ms. Foster said daily volatility in LNG markets could lead to "negative" results, the executive said that Petrobras's gas and energy unit had returned "good profits" over the past few years–including a more than one billion-Brazilian-real ($492 million) profit in the first nine months of 2012. The profit may not be as "immense" as from the company's exploration and production segment, but "you can really take advantage of the synergies within the company," Ms. Foster said.
Because of increased spot-market prices for liquefied natural gas, Petrobras is only importing about half of its gasification capacity, Ms. Foster said. Instead, the company is using natural-gas supplies to produce electricity rather than fertilizers, Ms. Foster said as an example. The natural-gas market in Brazil, which included deliveries of more than 90 million cubic meters Tuesday, is fully supplied, she added.
"There won't be any natural-gas shortages in Brazil because of thermal-electric power generation," Ms. Foster said. Should Brazil need more natural gas, the company has the "flexibility" to increase LNG imports, she added.
Petrobras struggled throughout 2012 as falling crude oil production, a refining shortfall and growing demand for gasoline and diesel fuel forced the company to import hefty volumes of the two fuels.
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Court Overturns Ruling Against Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. shouldn't be required to advance legal fees to a former computer programmer at the firm, Sergey Aleynikov, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.
At issue is whether Mr. Aleynikov, a former vice president at the New York investment bank, can claim that he was an officer under Goldman's bylaws. Legal fees for the company's "officers" are covered by the company under the bylaws.
The Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled that the term was ambiguous and returned the case to the lower court.
The 2-1 decision reversed a previous lower court ruling in favor of Mr. Aleynikov's claim for attorney's fees.
Mr. Aleynikov, who worked at Goldman from 2007 to 2009, was convicted in federal court of stealing the firm's secret high-frequency-trading code. After spending a year in prison, his conviction was overturned. The charges were then picked up by New York state prosecutors in a continuing case alleging similar violations under state law.
In 2012, Mr. Aleynikov filed for reimbursement for attorney's fees and costs incurred in defending against the accusations.
In a statement, Kevin Marino, a lawyer for Mr. Aleynikov, noted that the panel unanimously found Goldman's bylaws unclear in defining the term "officer," believing that this "compels judgment in Mr. Aleynikov's favor."
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AUGUSTA, Ga.---MCG is looking to expand, but it could force some people to relocate.
"It's just going to be crazy," says Precious D'Antignac. She has lived at Gilbert Manor for two years. She says relocating to another housing development spells trouble. "Well, they so call saying they're going to move us to Lake Olmstead, and if they move us there it's going to be a lot of animosity."
This comes as the neighboring Medical College of Georgia looks to expand. The closest option is taking over the Gilbert Manor property. While Precious isn't so sure about the move, Housing Authority officials say the time is now.
Richard Arfman, director of planning and development at the Augusta Housing Authority, says, "It has served its useful purpose. It would be to the betterment of the community if MCG took over Gilbert Manor. We just need to overcome the obstacles of getting this relocation plan."
Construction is underway at Olmstead Homes. It would provide about 150 units for the people displaced at Gilbert Manor. Developers say they could be ready to move in as early as the first of the year.
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Rep. Howard isn't sold on the plan. "I represent people, and by representing people you protect the assets that people have by not letting industry displace them."
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The Mass Metrology Seminar is a two-week, "hands-on" seminar. It incorporates approximately 30 percent lectures and 70 percent demonstrations and laboratory work in which the trainee performs measurements by applying procedures and equations discussed in the classroom. The seminar focuses on the comprehension and application of the procedures, the equations, and calculations involved. The seminar includes the operation of the laboratory equipment, review of publications, standards, specifications, and tolerances relevant to the measurements. Training covers mass calibration procedures published in NISTIR 6969 and are suitable for the calibration of mass standards to OIML R111 Class M and F tolerances, ASTM classes 1 through 7 and NIST HB 105-1 Class F. Training is provided to enable the participant to correctly identify and implement the correct calibration process for each weight classification. The entire seminar incorporates statistical analysis, process measurement control methods, uncertainty analyses and generation of ISO/IEC 17025 compliant calibration reports for all measurements made during the seminar.
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At the end of this seminar, using Standard Operating Procedures 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 29, and 30 and Good Measurement Practices 10, 11, 13, and 14, participants will be able to:
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Participants are encouraged to bring template versions of the mass calibration reports issued by their laboratory as a starting point for the calibration reports to be submitted during the seminar. Feedback and suggested changes to ensure ISO/IEC 17025 compliance will be provided during the seminar. Generation of calibration reports will be required, so come prepared. A number of notebooks and course materials will be provided, so please ensure you have extra luggage space to carry these items.
Successful completion of the Fundamentals of Metrology Seminar is a prerequisite for the Mass Metrology Seminar. The mass metrology seminar is built on the concepts learned during the Fundamentals of Metrology Seminar, applying units, measurement uncertainty, measurement assurance, traceability and Quality Management System concepts to the mass calibration procedures.
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|Cliff Peeke, a Panther season ticket holder since Day One, is back blogging on FloridaPanthers.com for another season, giving the point of view on the Cats from a serious, die-hard fan's perspective.
A Michigan native who's played hockey (admittedly average at best) most of his life, Cliff grew up watching Red Wings games at the old Olympia Stadium. His allegiance changed to the Panthers the moment it was announced South Florida would have a team.
Cliff has played in adult leagues at IncredibleIce and his oldest son (age 25) plays there as well. His youngest son (age 9) is a member of the Jr. Panthers '98 Squirt Travel Team.
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I last wrote prior to the trade deadline, and my thoughts were very clear…trade Bouwmeester IF we received decent value in return. Fans like us will never know what the exact offers were, so I have to trust that GM Martin did not like the deals presented to him. Ok, I'll buy that. So, aside from the Eminger acquisition (which I liked), we were quiet. The downside of the Eminger trade was having to throw in a third round draft choice. Pittsburgh was able to acquire Bill Gueren for less. Still, we have to look to the future and Eminger gives us more depth for now and next season.
But since the trade deadline, we have won only once in four games (3 out a possible 8 points). Three losses were to teams we are battling with for a playoff spot. Not good. It may take 95 points to reach the playoffs in the east. That means we have to earn 18 points in the 14 remaining games…a 9-5 record…almost 2 out of every 3 games.
It starts tomorrow night against our cross-state rivals. The Lightning feature three ex-Panthers on their blue line (Krajicek, Welch, and Murphy). Murphy's been gobbling up a ton of minutes and Welch has been getting more ice time than he would have over here. Those two definitely want to prove that we made a huge mistake discarding them, and I'm certain they will get more than enough ice time to prove it. This is a must-win game for us. A loss would be devastating. Win this game and we have eight more victories to go.
I hate looking at the standings today and seeing the Rangers and the Dive Team above us. We've got two games in hand over Carolina. I think Pittsburgh is a lock to make it.
The number one star last night was ex-Panther Olli Jokinen, as the Flames beat Detroit. Jokinen's move from Phoenix to Calgary certainly accentuates the fact that we won that trade. Here's how it ended up for Phoenix…Boynton, Ballard, a 2nd round pick and a 3rd round pick for Matthew Lombardi, Brandon Prost, and a low 1st round pick. Coyotes got hosed.
Saturday's Hockey Night in S. FL. vs. Lightning is a must-see event, and a must-win game. I'm already pumped up. I put the last four games behind me and am willing to start a clear slate for the remaining 14 games. It starts Saturday. GO PANTHERS !!!
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Nanotransfer makes large-area NIMs
Jun 13, 2011
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have figured out a way to fabricate 3D "negative index" metamaterials (NIMs) by the square foot. The feat is a real advance over traditional fabrication techniques that are slow and which can only make such materials over small areas.
Metamaterials are man-made structures that have very different properties to those of naturally occurring materials. For example, NIMs are structures artificially engineered to have a negative index of refraction. This means that light travelling through such materials is bent in the "wrong way" compared with that in normal materials, which have a positive index.
NIMs have a number of desirable properties that do not exist in normal materials, including the ability to focus light to a point smaller than its wavelength. Scientists have already used these structures to make novel devices such as "invisibility cloaks" and hyperlenses – devices that can image objects much smaller than is possible using an optical microscope.
Until now, however, techniques to produce NIMs were limited to micron-sized surface areas. John Rogers and colleagues' new method, which is based on nanotransfer printing, overcomes this problem. "The advance is important because such an approach will be required for any practical applications of these materials," said Rogers.
The researchers begin by making a high-resolution stamp comprising "hills" and "valleys" on the surface of a moulded polymer. By then depositing alternate layers of materials using an evaporation process, they are able to coat the entire surface (both the raised and depressed regions) with precise multilayer stacks. By peeling off the stacks from just the raised regions allows them to produce a thin film structure that looks like a fishnet, which can be transferred to other substrates such as glass or plastic.
The stamp can be used again for another fabrication cycle and the multilayer fishnets can be designed to have a negative index of refraction. Rogers and co-workers showed that this was possible by detailed optical measurements and modelling studies on the structure.
New applications
"Conventional methods use a focused beam of electrons or ions to fabricate the fishnets in a serial, slow process that are typically applied over areas of a fraction of a square millimetre," Rogers said. "Our structures are formed in parallel and we can make fishnet structures at the scale of 10 × 10 cm, limited only by the tooling in our academic cleanroom facilities."
Scientists are very much interested in artificial metamaterial structures that have a negative index of refraction. Applications range from ultrathin, high-performance lenses, to photonic device components, sensors and the famous invisibility cloaks.
The team is now busy working on scaling down the feature sizes of its structures so that they operate in the visible wavelength range. Operation in the visible has been difficult to achieve so far because the structures in the metamaterials must be about the same size as the wavelength of the radiation – for light, this is hundreds of nanometres. "We are also exploring applications of large-area sheets of flexible NIMs," revealed Rogers.
The work was published in Nature Nanotechnology.
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Hungarians on top of a Soviet tank outside parliament during the Hungarian Uprising (ITAR-TASS)
Fifty years ago the water-polo players took to the water to produce one of the most famous – and bloodiest – encounters in Olympic history. A new film seeks to recapture a physical battle that symbolized the political battle for communist Hungary.
May 05, 2006
NEW YORK, May 5, 2006 (RFE/RL) -- When the Hungarian and Soviet water polo teams met in the 1956 Olympics, it was a clash of two of the strongest teams in the world. But almost as soon as the Hungarian and Soviet players took to the water in the semifinal of the competition, the game suddenly transformed itself into something more, a physical and political struggle that remains memorable decades later.
Just three weeks earlier, Soviet forces had invaded the country, crushing the largest popular revolt that Eastern Europe had seen against communism and killing or wounding thousands of Hungarian citizens.
But this was something that the members of Hungary's water-polo team learned only weeks later. Already en route for Australia, they were kept incommunicado, only learning what had happened at home after they arrived in Melbourne.
When they finally entered the water, the Hungarian players had to make the toughest decision of their lives: Should they play a normal match, or was this a supreme moment for them to show to the world Hungary's battle for freedom?
They chose struggle and the Soviet team responded with equal determination. As the two sides fought, the blood and emotion in the water broke the bounds of sport to become a lasting symbol of the Cold War.
Now, a new documentary film seeks to capture those moments.
"Freedom's Fury" was five years in the making. The result is a film that is now being showcased at one of leading film festivals in the United States, the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, which runs until May 7.
Fury And A Sense Of Betrayal
American-Canadian director Colin Gray and his sister, director of photography Megan Raney, say they began the project in 1999 by starting to track down the surviving players of the game. At that time, eight of the original members of the Hungarian team were still alive, as well as five from the Soviet team.
"Right off the bat, everyone we spoke to was really eager to meet again," says Raney. "For them to have an opportunity to come together and shake hands finally 50 years later, almost 50 years later was a life-changing moment."
The 90-minute film follows a dual narrative, juxtaposing the battle fought in Australia with the tumultuous street events in Hungary.
The archival footage from Hungary shows young students who, at first, march peacefully through Budapest's streets, amazed by the huge number of people from all layers of society who spontaneously decided to join them.
"They really believed that if they fought for their rights and stood up that the West would be there to recognize them, to support them, and to help them," says Gray. "There is a very strong sense of betrayal in Hungary to this day from the people who lived through it. They won, and...they really thought the West would be there to recognize them and support them -- and they didn't."
"Freedom's Fury" is narrated by Mark Spitz, the U.S. swimmer who won a total of 11 medals at the 1972 and 1976 games, setting a record for Olympic swimmers.
The filmmakers say Spitz took a very personal interest in the story because he was coached in his teens by Ervin Zador, an Hungarian player punched in the eye during the famous Melbourne showdown.
In fact, it was Zador's injury that proved the emotional turning point of the match. When he emerged from the pool with his face bleeding heavily, passions among the spectators rose so high that police were called to prevent a riot. The match was abandoned shortly before full time and Hungary -- then leading -- was credited with victory.
An Opportunity For Reconciliation
Bodies on a Budapest street after the suppression of the Hungarian Uprising (ITAR-TASS)
Gray says that when the filmmakers were finally able to get together the 13 surviving players in 2002, the reunion was a profound emotional moment. The remaining players understood this would be the second and likely last meeting in their lives. For several, that has already proved to be the case: Pyotr Mshvenieradze, a Georgian who was the captain of the Soviet team, passed away last year and Laszlo Jenei, a member of the Hungarian team, passed away last week.
"Both teams were as much a victim of the circumstances and really both countries were imprisoned by the same ideology -- and these guys were able to finally reconnect as human beings and as fellow athletes," says Gray. "That was something that we really wanted to highlight, the sort of humanistic side to counter the sort of oppression of ideology that everyone had suffered under in the Eastern bloc."
The film is produced by Lucy Liu and Quentin Tarantino, better known for their involvement in films of highly stylized violence such as "Kill Bill."
Raney says the two producers became instantly hooked on the story.
Liu "was thrilled and she was like 'What can I do to help, I really want to be involved.' So she helped us to organize a fund-raiser in Los Angeles. At that point she was in negotiations with 'Kill Bill' with Quentin Tarantino, so she invited him down to the fundraiser. He flipped out. He was just like 'This is the best story I've been ever told, I'd love to be involved.' So the two of them came on as very early investors."
The documentary film aims at younger audiences by combining bright color images with grainy black and white archival footage at a crisp, sometimes breakneck speed.
Plans have yet to be announced for commercial distribution.
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When the park opened in 2004, the farthest distance to right-center field was 411 feet. The Padres pulled that back to 402 entering the 2006 season.
Subsequent measurements last offseason showed that the fence, in fact, was 400 feet from home plate, Alderson has said. In left-center, the wall is as far as 401 feet from home.
"It doesn't take much to figure out that we have among the deepest alleys in baseball, and if on balance we think that's how it ought to be maintained, then we will," Alderson said.
"And if we think the dimensions need to be changed, as we did before the 2006 season, then we will."
Padres reliever Doug Brocail, for one, said he "absolutely" would be against adjusting the dimensions.
"Why change?" he said. "We've got one of the best (starting) pitching staffs in baseball. Ten feet isn't going to win us any more ballgames."
Still, the Padres were exceptionally eager to hack at Arroyo's first pitch, swinging at 16 of them in eight innings. Every hitter in the San Diego lineup swung at least once at a first pitch from Arroyo, and Arroyo's first pitch enticed at least one swing per inning. The Padres went 3-for-6 on the 0-0 pitches that they put into play. But Arroyo also benefited from the early strikes, completing eight innings in 110 pitches.
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On July 19, seven pitches into a non-save situation, Red Sox reliever Koji Uehara left a game against the San Francisco Giants clutching his right arm and grimacing. It's easy to imagine Red Sox fans grimacing too. After all, the team has seen its fair share of bullpen injuries this summer - including trips to the DL by closer Craig Kimbrel and reliever Junichi Tazawa. But even after an MRI revealed that Uehara had suffered a right pectoral strain, Kevin Samaha, PA-C, Physician Assistant in the Division of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, suggests there's reason for hope.
"A large majority of muscle strains can be managed non-operatively and will go on to heal with very little lasting effects," says Samaha. "Of course, muscle strains need to be assessed on a case-by-case basis, and it's important for each individual to take enough time to heal properly."
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Co-written with his wife Joan Bolzan, this riveting account details Scott's courageous fight to build a new life after losing all memories of his past, his wife and children, his likes and dislikes, and even how to navigate the fast pace and technology of the 21st century.
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On December 17, 2008, 46-year-old Scott Bolzan hit his head on the bathroom floor and awoke in a hospital with no memory of who he was or how he got there. He didn't know that the petite blond at his side was Joan, his wife of twenty-four years—or even what a wife was. He couldn't remember the births of his two young-adult children, the daughter he'd lost, his time as an offensive lineman for the NFL's Cleveland Browns, or his flourishing aviation career.
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SIKESTON -- With a chance to end their home schedule on a high note the Scott County Central Braves were unable to keep up with a Charleston offense that loaded the bases in five separate innings on Wednesday.
After taking the lead with a five-run, second-inning-rally the Bluejays were able to hold on for a 15-7 final that gave Charleston its first back-to-back wins of the season.
"Anytime you score 15 runs you did something right," Charleston head coach Michael Minner said. "But we had the ultimate insult in baseball where you load the bases and then strikeout, strikeout, strikeout (in the first inning).
"We just have to keep battling and I'm going to keep teaching the game the way that I know it should be played. It's going to pay off in the end."
Coming off a 13-3 win over Advance on Tuesday, Charleston (4-16) looked like they may break the game open in the top of the first as its first three batters reached to load the bases. Preventing any damage, however, the Braves' (3-12) starting pitcher Nathan Holland proceeded to collect three straight strikeouts to end the inning unscathed.
Though Scott Central was able to take advantage of the Bluejays misfortune to grab a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the frame, Charleston once again packed the base paths in the second frame.
Making up for lost time the Bluejays tied the game on a bases-loaded walk before a fielder's choice from Michael Baugh gave Charleston its first lead of the afternoon.
With runners on second and third, D.J. Adams capped the rally with a ball hit to deep center field that found its way over the center fielder's head and all the way to the fence. Speeding around the bags Adams was able to beat a throw at the plate for an inside-the-park home run to put his team up 5-1.
In rallying for two runs in three of the next four innings the Bluejays continued to add to their lead before a four-run seventh inning effectively sealed the game when it put Charleston up 15-4.
Down to their last three outs the Braves put runners on second and third before a balk brought home the first run of their half of the seventh inning. Loading the bases the Braves went on to scored once again on a dropped fly ball to leave the bases loaded.
Unfortunately for the Braves, just when it looked like they had some hope for a comeback, a pickoff throw to first allowed the Bluejays to secure the final out and the win.
"Hitting wise we're coming along way," Scott Central head coach Matt Limbaugh said. "From hardly ever putting the ball in play to at least we're putting the ball in play now and making things happen, making the defense make plays.
"That was the story today, Charleston made more plays than us today and they got the key hits when they needed to with runners in scoring position."
Outhitting Scott Central 9-7, the Bluejays' attack was led by Corey Adams and Ryan Houseman who each went 2 for 4. Adams drove in three runs while scoring twice and Houseman crossed the plate once.
Charleston also had the advantage of collecting 11 walks on the game.
For the Braves Tyler Masters and Steven Minner each had two hits on the contest, including a double by Masters as he scored three runs on the contest.
Working out of his share of jams, Charleston starter Chance Maness picked up the win. He went 6 1/3 innings and surrendered all seven runs on seven hits and two walks while striking out six.
"Chance threw the ball well today," Michael Minner said. "If we didn't make (some) errors behind him he probably gets out of there throwing about 65 pitches. He winds up getting to 100 pitches instead because of our inefficiency on defense.
"I thought his demeanor was better and that's two days in a row. He came in yesterday and shut it down at the end of the ball game to finish out against Advance. That's a real bonus the way he threw the baseball."
Charleston 052 022 4 - 15 9 5
Scott Central 101 021 2 - 7 7 4
WP -- Chance Maness. LP -- Nathan Holland. Multiple hitters: (C) Corey Adams 2-4, Ryan Houseman 2-4; (S) Tyler Masters 2-4, Steven Minner 2-4. 2B -- (S) Masters. 3B -- (S) Holland. HR -- (C) D.J. Adams.


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News 12 11 o'clock / Sunday, April 27, 2014
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- A South Carolina mother is hoping lawmakers follow Georgia's lead when it comes to medical marijuana. This month, Governor Nathan Deal, set the plans for clinical trials in Georgia for kids with epilepsy. Deal picked GRU to lead study that could be the answer to prayers for parents on both sides of the river. The doctor in charge of the study tells News 12 they are only a few months away from treatment and the study will be open to any patient who meets requirements.
"She was on a ventilator in ICU for about a week," that's when Tiffany Williams first realized things were about to change for her 6 year old, Windsor Blair.
"She was diagnosed with Intractable Epilepsy. She has partial complex seizures," she told News 12.
Williams gives her daughter three different medicines, twice a day, along with weekly treatments that are almost 3 hours away from her North Augusta home. Windsor Blair's visits to Charleston recently started, but have not produced much and that's why Williams hopes Georgia's medical marijuana study will catch on.
"I wish we could get something like that in South Carolina, but we are near GRU and I believe it would be an option for us," she said.
Dr. Michael Diamond is leading the cannabis oil treatment, at GRU backed by Governor Deal. A partnership between the university, the FDA, and a pharmaceutical company could help kids like Windsor Blair, but it won't be right away.
"We are still probably several months away from being able to initiate these studies," Dr. Diamond told News 12.
The doctor says after the framework for the study is set treatments should start. During Friday's visit to Augusta, the governor said he's confident help will come, but understands why everything has to be looked at before patients can be accepted.
"For treating seizures with young children we need to do it in a manner that is safe and one that is also legal," Governor Deal told News 12.
Something Windsor Blair's mom hopes happens soon, even if some don't agree with it.
"When you watch your child go through what I do weekly or daily, you'll do anything in the world to help them and take this pain away from them," Williams told News 12.
THC is the chemical that gives recreational marijuana users a high. Even though the oil used for this treatment comes from the marijuana plant, it has almost no THC levels.
South Carolina has a medical marijuana bill that has only passed in the Senate and still needs State House approval.


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The city of Grand Junction is coming up with a plan to accomadate the record growth in the valley and now they want Grand Valley residents' input.
Tim Moore, Planning Director for Grand Junction Public Works, says the population of Grand Junction is expected to double by the year 2035 and therefore the county needs a long term plan. Moore says, "The comprehensive plan is an opportunity for the community, valley wide really, the folks in mesa county and including palisade and fruita, to vision what the valley would look like in 25–30 years."
Grand Junction wants your input on this comprehensive plan. The plan is still in the evaluation phase and the city has set up two meetings for citizens to take part in. The first meeting will be Wednesday May 28th at Two Rivers Convention Center from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. The second meeting will be Thursday May 29th at Vineyard Church Chapel from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
but not everyone is happy with the rapid growth...
Tim Moore says people should not be intimated about bring input to the meetings. He says, "If you were king for the day what would you do with the valley? how would you put the new growth in here, and we're trying to plan for a growth cycle of about 25 years to about 2035."
Moore says there are four phases to the plan,and at every step the public will have input. Moore hopes the plan will be adopted by the first part of next year.


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Alleen Wells Ducker, of Williamstown, formerly of Pendleton County, will celebrate her 95th birthday on Jan. 27.
In 1947, she married Russell Ducker, who died in 1963. They raised two nephews, Clyde and Donald Ray Wells, sons of her twin brother, James Newton Wells and Catherine Davenport Wells. They later adopted Don, who, at that time, was attending Morgan School in Pendleton County.
B.J. Walters keeps a keen eye on her many children.
And she has many.
So many they could fill a gymnasium and do each day of the week at Sherman Elementary.
"I'll help you," she says, bending over for at least the 12th time to tie the shoe of a first grade student.
"I get that a lot," she says with a smile.
Her smile stays with her from the start of class to the end. She gets hugs in between and even when she's doling out discipline she's doing it with a lot of love.
Braves fall to Simon Kenton, Oldham
Scores: 60-45, 81-76 (overtime)
When: Jan. 22, 23
Where: Grant County High School
What: The Braves hosted both teams, but came away with two losses.
Against Simon Kenton, the Braves rallied from a 21-point deficit to get within seven points. The Pioneers closed the game by making their free throws to extend their lead.
James and Linda Humphrey of Versailles are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jessica Ann Humphrey to Will Jones, son of Roy and Pam Jones of Versailles.
The wedding is planned for 1:30 p.m. on May, 8, 2010 at St. Leo Catholic Church in Versailles.
The bride and groom are graduates of Woodford County High School.
The bride is a graduate of Sullivan Universtiy and employed by Unified Trust Company, N.A.
The groom is employed by Webster Equine Supply.
• The Williamstown Kiwanis will meet at noon Feb. 3 at El Jalisco Mexican Restaurant in Williamstown.
• The Order of the Eastern Star No. 301 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 at Masonic Lodge No. 85 in Williamstown.
• The Crittenden/Dry Ridge Masonic Lodge No. 694 meets at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 in Crittenden. Call Jerry Keith at 859-393-5169 for more information.
The Williamstown girls' basketball team bent, but never broke.
The Lady Demons faced their county rival Grant County and built a 16-point lead heading into the fourth quarter, leading 39-23.
The Lady Braves were able to chip away at Williamstown's lead, eventually tying the game at 43 after GCHS senior Dawn Plunkett hit a three-pointer with less than two minutes left.
The Kiwanis Charity Auction is set for Feb. 4 and Feb. 5. There is an almost official list of items elsewhere in this newspaper that you are now holding, or online at grantky.com under Marketplace. A couple items are changing and the Kiwanis members are still adding to the list.
The Grant County varsity cheerleaders knew that to be at their best they would have to shake off their nerves.
Last week while the squad prepared for the JKD Competition at Bourbon County High School, they had several drops that they knew they could not afford in an actual competition, especially because the KAPOS eighth region competition was a week later.
The girls were able to stay focused and earned first place in the medium division on Jan. 23.
On the verge of becoming the #1 ranked team in the country for the first time since 2003 with a win over Arkansas, the Kentucky Wildcats delivered their most dominating performance of the season to remain the lone unbeaten in all the land. Coach John Calipari, who has been known to downplay the play of this team at times this season, described the performance this way. "I think we would have smashed anyone in the country today. That's not arrogance, but that's as good as we've played for the first 20 minutes. We would have beaten a lot of teams today."
Stephanie McKee and Bud Wayne Vance of Glencoe would like to announce the birth of their first child.
Justin Wayne Vance was born at 10:33 a.m. on Nov. 17, 2009 at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Florence. He weighed 5 pounds and 10.1 ounces and was 19 inches long.
His maternal grandparents are Harold and Janet McKee of Dry Ridge. His maternal great grandparents are Lowell and Elizabeth Thomas of Dry Ridge; Bill and Mildred McKee of Salt Lick; and Bob and Sue Whalen of Falmouth.
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Consumer goods suppliers identify $3 million in potential annual savings
A new report from Honeywell has found that millions of dollars can be saved by evaluating and improving direct store delivery (DSD) operations – namely the way that products are ordered, sold, delivered and merchandised.
"We saw a need for additional information and released this study to focus specifically on DSD," said Brian Schulte, industry director for direct store delivery for Honeywell, in a recent interview. "In looking for confirmation about whether DSD as a model continues to be important, the message came through strongly; many customers see the value in staying close to the consumer from a competitive standpoint."
The report contains feedback from 350 C-level consumer goods executives and directors from across the globe. Results indicate that 49% of organizations feel increased transportation costs have severely impacted profit margins in the past 12 months. But those organizations that have carried out process evaluations in the past year to improve their DSD processes have cut, or expect to cut, costs on average by $734,000 annually.
Additionally, approximately 20% of all respondents have experienced, or expect to experience, at least $1 million a year in tangible cost-savings through DSD process re-engineering, and about 20% of companies with 3,000 or more employees anticipate saving at least $3 million.
"SKU proliferation is one of the areas where we see the most pressure in warehousing and distribution," Schulte said. "Customers realized they were carrying a lot of SKUs not knowing which might be hot and take off, but wanting to be ready just in case. This strategy ended up creating losses instead of gains."
Instead, consumer goods companies are shifting focus to the demand side, he said. "Companies are monitoring and trying to work with social media to stay on top of which products to promote. Some retailers might use this data to inform the design of smaller format stores tailored to local demand. Others didn't feel capable of dealing with all the available data."
In the meantime, organizations are working to streamline the relationship between the store and upstream fulfillment. Through making improvements to delivery, truck loading, delivery receiving/check-in, merchandising and order processes, respondents indicate that approximately 30 minutes could be saved in each of those five areas per route, per day, equating to more than 2.5 hours per day for each DSD route.
Nearly 60% of surveyed organizations view DSD as key to their company's business strategy going forward. More than a third (35%) of respondents say operational efficiency and productivity have been the primary goal of their re-engineering efforts, followed by 19% each for revenue generation, reducing operating costs, and improving in-store execution (e.g. building in-store promotional displays on time).
According to the report, the top five areas identified by survey respondents for cost improvement are:
● Fuel and petrol costs – $889,000 projected average annual savings
● Merchandising – $725,000 projected average annual savings
● Delivery receiving/check-in – $686,000 projected average annual savings
● Delivery – $682,000 projected average annual savings
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Deal Stocks Soaring
Deal Monday? Deal Friday!
Three of the biggest movers today are deal plays, two of them unfriendly. Perhaps nice deals get announced on Mondays.
Early today, Community Health Systems made an unsolicited/hostile bid for Tenet Healthcare, offering $3.3 billion, or $6 a share. Tenet has demurred, and the market clearly thinks Community Health will have to boost the offer in order to close the deal. Tenet is up more than 50% (!) at $6.54 a share.
Beckman Coulter, which makes diagnostic instruments used in clinical testing, has put itself up for sale, according to a Journal story today. Its shares are flying 27% higher on very heavy volume. Usually when you have to announce the sale it means you're having trouble finding buyers. Could be some short-covering driving this spike, too.
Lastly, Cypress Bioscience is jamming 20% higher. Ramius LLC, a hedge fund that is apparently run by Tom Clancy fans, has said it will pay $5.50 a share for Cypress – if it can reach a deal for the company by Sunday. Shareholders aren't certain the deal will work – Cypress is trading at $4.90.


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NEWARK — An Irvington man was sentenced to 75 years in prison today for the daylight killing of a Newark man felled by 10 shots from two guns on a city street in 2011, prosecutors say.
Andre Mells won't be eligible for parole until he serves nearly 64 years in prison as a condition of the sentence delivered today by state Superior Court Judge Michael Ravin.
Mells, 27, opened fire on Idris Denmark, 27, during a late afternoon attack on May 29, 2011 in New Hope Village on Norfolk Street, prosecutors say.
"This defendant forfeited his right to live in the community when he decided to pull out a gun and fatally shoot someone in broad daylight," said Essex County Assistant Prosecutor Portia Downing.
"We were able to get a measure of justice for the family and the community because people were willing to come forward and testify," she added. "The bravery and cooperation of witnesses was crucial to the successful prosecution of this case."
Mells has tallied 18 prior arrests as an adult, including two felony convictions – one for aggravated assault in 2003 and another for unlawful possession of a weapon in 2005, prosecutors say.
In January, a jury deliberated five hours before finding Mells guilty of murder and weapons charges.
Denmark's slaying capped a bloody six-day span in the city in 2011 that included five fatal shootings and 12 others injured by gunfire.


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Marketing firm moves into new downtown Dallas office
Marketing firm AvreaFoster has moved its offices to the Ross Tower in downtown Dallas.
The 22-year old company has leased 13,800 square feet on the 20th floor of the skyscraper at 500 N. Akard Street.
AvreaFoster was previously in the 1999 Bryan building downtown.
Good Fulton & Farrell Architects designed the new office.
Mike Silliman of PegasusAblon negotiated the lease with Bo Estes with Newmark Grubb Knight Frank.