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Oregon State vs. Bryant
Top teams that have stumbled
Arkansas tried really hard to complete a disappointing weekend. Up 3-1 going into the bottom of the 9th a fielding error gives up the tying run. Then hit a batter to load the bases, then Pacific hit their 4th single of the inning for the winning run. 0-4 in the tourney with losses to Gonzaga, Arizona State (x2), and Pacific!
edited by OpihiMan on 3/3/2013
Don't put the fork in the Hogs yet. They tend to be resiliant.
Top teams that have stumbled
edited by ASU74 on 3/3/2013
I think that is the 3rd one this year already!
Welcome to the forum.
Top teams that have stumbled
Works for me.
Way to go ASU
The game had been called after the 8th inning due to a longer than average Spring Training game and Gonzaga's pre-arranged travel plans.
This is the first tie game for ASU since March 4, 2001, when the Devils tied No. 2 LSU 5-5 at Packard Stadium.
edited by ASU74 on 3/4/2013
Way to go ASU
Florida Beaver
Looks like a tie game 6-6 final in 8 innings. ASU goes 3-0-1 for the weekend.
I got tired of Gametracker & no audio (technical difficulties) in the 6th with a 5-1 lead thinking we had this one in the bag and went to bed....and in two innings everything went to s*&t. Well, thats baseball!
Nominees for Pac Pitcher/Player of this Week
For Pitcher, I nominate Trevor Williams ASU.
Right-hander Trevor Williams allowed just five base runners in a complete game as the 24th-ranked Arizona State University baseball team defeated Pacific, 8-1.
edited by ASU74 on 3/4/2013
Top teams that have stumbled
Rice going 0-3 at the Astros Foundation College Classic. Rice plays Cal today at 3 CT at Rice. I think I will go see the game & support the Pac.
Pac-12 Baseball Pulse: March 4
David Lombardi, special to Pac-12.com
With murderer's row Pac-12 schedules looming for the league's baseball clubs, non-conference play is giving observers a good gauge of the pulse of western teams. As always, there's no shortage of variety as far as styles of play go among the Pac-12′s group. Within just two weeks, these contrasting styles will be jockeying for position in the conference standings. For now, though, here's the vibe emanating from non-conference play:
Defending national champion Arizona is off to another solid 10-3 start behind league-leading offensive output, but the Wildcats left this past weekend's home series against San Francisco with a bitter taste in their mouths. The Dons salvaged the set against Andy Lopez's heavily favored squad by administering a 9-2 Sunday spanking,
a loss that catcher Riley Moore called a "wake-up call
Arizona State
There's no tying in baseball! Well, unless Arizona State's opponent, Gonzaga,
has to catch a flight back to Spokane
. The Sun Devils' game against the Bulldogs finished tied 6-6 in the eighth inning due to the Zags' pre-arranged travel plans. Thankfully for the Sun Devils, Trever Allen's home run prevented a loss: after blowing a 5-0 lead, Arizona State needed the shot to even out a 6-5 deficit just as time expired. All's good, though: the Forks made a statement for West Coast baseball by knocking off SEC power No. 2 Arkansas twice on the weekend.
Perhaps the
greatest moment in Cal baseball history
happened two seasons ago in Houston, when Devon Rodriguez capped off a furious ninth-inning rally to bring the Bears back from the dead against Baylor. Cal's return to Space City hasn't gone quite as well: Bears pitching surrendered 20 runs through the first two games of the Houston College Classic before netting a Sunday victory.
Oregon State won't win Beaver State bragging rights (though they own the nickname) without a fight from their neighbors to the south. George Horton's Oregon squad hasn't been perfect, but the Ducks rebounded from two light-hitting losses at Fullerton to
plaster the No. 10 Titans 9-1
on Sunday and improve to 8-3. The Quack Attack is again doing some small things well: Oregon pitchers have picked off four baserunners in just 11 games. The bats, though, must heat up: the Ducks are hitting a Pac-12-low .227 as as team.
Oregon State
Michael Conforto's a monster again. A year of after dominating Pac-12 pitching as a true freshman, the Beavers' sophomore slugger is Collegiate Baseball's National Player of the Week.
Seven RBI on a pair on home runs
- one a grand slam – tend to garner positive attention. Oh yeah, Pat Casey's club hasn't lost yet: at 12-0, No. 4 Oregon State is the final unbeaten team in the Pac-12. The Beavers' 0.83 staff ERA may have something to do with that.
Another Pac-12 power statement struck in Northern California, where Stanford swept Texas away for the second straight season courtesy of Lonnie Kauppila's walk-off double. Through 11 games last season, Mark Marquess' squad had scored 109 runs. This year: only 44.
But pitching and defense
to the tune of a 1.74 staff ERA is keeping the Cardinal in the win column.
John Savage's UCLA club rides a five-game win streak entering Tuesday's midweek tilt at Long Beach before next weekend's exciting invitational brings Notre Dame, Oklahoma and USC to Westwood. The Bruins, who own the league's most experienced pitching staff, have been solid in all facets of the game. Don't miss their showdown with the Trojans Sunday, which is live at 3 p.m. on the Pac-12 Networks.
Following a 9-1 win Friday night, the wheels came off of Dan Hubbs' USC squad at Fresno State. The Trojans required an astonishing 183 pitches to get through 24 outs in a 14-3 Sunday loss to the Bulldogs, and only 99 of those tosses were strikes.
Injury piled on to insult
: a home plate collision with six-foot-seven behemoth Aaron Judge knocked USC catcher Garrett Stubbs out of the rubber match.
Utah looks to improve after a brutal first year in the Pac-12, but
losing to Ivy League member Dartmouth
is not a favorable course of non-conference action. The Utes are 5-5, but they've yet to handle a legitimate program like the ones they'll see week in and week out once conference play begins.
Washington's offense has been anemic throughout the Huskies' rough 3-8 start. Lindsay Meggs' squad is in the Pac-12 cellar as far as RBI, runs scored, on-base percentage (.303), and slugging percentage (.300).
A home series loss
to Cal Poly was the latest result.
Washington State
Washington State's
eight-game winning streak finally came to an end
against Cal State Northridge Sunday. Redshirt freshman Nick Tanielu spearheaded the hot stretch. The third basemen, who's tied with Oregon State stud Michael Conforto for the conference lead in total bases, is emerging as another legitimate offensive force in the Pac-12.
David Lombardi has covered Pac-12 baseball since 2007. He is Stanford baseball's radio play-by-play voice and can be found on Twitter
Pac 12 Player/Pitcher of Week 3
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. — Oregon State sophomore outfielder Michael Conforto has been named Pac-12 Player of the Week and Stanford senior right-handed pitcher Mark Appel has been tabbed Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week for Feb. 25-March 3, the Conference office announced Tuesday.
Conforto paced Oregon State to a sweep of Bryant, going 7-for-15 (.467) with four home runs and 12 runs batted in over the four-game series. The Redmond, Wash. native slugged 1.267 and posted an on-base percentage of .556 during the weekend. He also walked twice and was hit by a pitch. Conforto hit all four homers over the last three games of the series, going 7-for-12 during that stretch. He hit a two-run home run in the first game of a doubleheader Saturday, and followed that up with a two-run shot in the first inning of the second game. His first of two home runs Sunday was a grand slam, the first of his career, while the second was a three-run shot, giving him seven RBI on the day, which is a single-game career best. He became the first Oregon State player to homer in three consecutive games since Mitch Canham accomplished the feat in 2007. On the year, Conforto is batting .356 with four home runs, two doubles, one triple, 16 RBI and a .711 slugging percentage.
This is Conforto's first career Pac-12 Player of the Week honor and Oregon State's 60th all-time selection.
Appel, a Houston, Texas, native, tossed a three-hitter last Friday against No. 22 Texas, while the Cardinal posted a 2-0 shutout win. He matched a career-high 14 strikeouts and walked one. The first-inning walk was followed by the retiring of the next 13 batters. Appel took a no-hitter into the sixth against the Longhorns and set the tone for Stanford's series sweep. The All-American has struck out double-digit batters in each of his last two outings.
This is Appel's third career Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week selection and Stanford's Conference-leading 78th all-time.
Also Nominated (Player):
Brandon Dixon, ARIZ; Ryon Healy, ORE; Lonnie Kauppila, STAN; Kevin Kramer, UCLA; Dallas Carroll, UTAH; Yale Rosen, WSU.
Also Nominated (Pitcher):
Cody Moffett, ARIZ; Trevor Williams, ASU; Cole Irvin, ORE; Andrew Moore, OSU; David Berg, UCLA; Bob Wheatley, USC; Brock Duke, UTAH; Sean Hartnett, WSU.
2013 Pac-12 Players of the Week:
Feb. 19 – Ryon Healy, Jr., 1B, ORE; Feb. 26 – Trever Allen, RS So., OF, ASU; March 5 – Michael Conforto, So., OF, OSU.
2013 Pac-12 Pitchers of the Week:
Feb. 19 – James Farris, Jr., RHP, ARIZ; Feb. 26 – Matt Boyd, Sr., LHP, OSU; March 5 – Mark Appel, Sr., RHP, STAN.
Tuesday College Roundup (3/6)
Vid with jeff Gold is
New Beaver Logo
I feel your pain guys. ASU replacing Sparky with the fork last year & now they decided to give Sparky a makeover.
Not to mention the black & copper uniys....not our color guys.......Last year DM thought they were black & orange WTH! Devil faithful are not too happy. I saw a " F%$K the Fork" T-shirt last time I was there. Thank you Nike.
More backlash...
edited by ASU74 on 3/6/2013
Duck attendance
That was a creative play...outstanding, but your cheerleaders....well, please, please don't bring them to Tempe this year. Like my singing, ....they can empty any staduim.....Did he star in the movie "Nightmare on Duck Street"?
Pac 12 Player/Pitcher of Week 3
I saw that also. Outstanding achievement for the young man.
Nominees for Pac Pitcher/Player of this Week
For player, I'd nominate Michael Conforto! (real shocker, right?)
7-12 (I think, without checking), 4 Homeruns including Grand Slam and 3-run HR at his next AB.
Ya nailed it!
Week 3 in Pac 12 Baseball
Pac-12 teams have gone 81-39 (.675) against non-conference competition through the first three weeks of the season, and six Conference squads head into Week 3 ranked in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll: Oregon State (4), UCLA (9), Stanford, (10), Oregon (13), Arizona (16) and Arizona State (21). The Beavers are off to their fourth 12-0 start in program history. The league's only remaining unbeaten team--and one of eight left in the nation-- OSU hits the road to take on Portland on Tuesday and returns to Corvallis to host Texas State in a three-game weekend series. A number of Pac-12 teams face ranked opponents this week. The Trojans and Bruins take on 12th-ranked Oklahoma in the Dodgertown Classic, and No. 13 Oregon squares off with No. 2 Vanderbilt in Eugene. USC opens the weekend with a Wednesday matchup against No. 8 Cal State Fullerton, while Washington travels to Baton Rouge for a three game series with No. 3 LSU. UCLA and USC renew their rivalry on Sunday at 3 p.m. in the first of 30 games televised live on the Pac-12 Networks.
Arizona (10-3)
Arizona earned a split in a two-game series against Utah Valley and took two out of three from San Francisco last week. The Wildcats' have put on an offensive clinic through the first three weeks of the season, leading the Pac-12 in on-base percentage (.416), runs (110), hits (123), RBI (100) and triples (13)—no other Conference team has more than four triples. Leading the charge for the Cats has first baseman Brandon Dixon, the league's batting leader (.465). Last week, the junior went 10-for-17 (.588) with three multi-hit games, scored eight runs and drove in three more. He added four stolen bases in five attempts. Junior right-handed pitcher James Farris is tied for third in the Conference with 21 strikeouts.
Arizona State (7-2-1)
Arizona State went 3-0-1 at the Coca Cola Classic in Surprise, Ariz. last week, including a pair of victories over then-No. 2 Arkansas. The Sun Devils tied Gonzaga on the final day of the tournament in an eight-inning game that was cut short because of preexisting travel plans. The tie was ASU's first since 2002 and the tenth by a Conference team since 1999. ASU, which has not allowed a home run this season, ranks in the top four in the conference in a number of defensive categories: hits allowed (1st, 66), ERA (4th, 2.70), opposing batting average (3rd, 202), batters struck out (86). Senior right-hander Trevor Williams has stuck out 21 batters and allowed just three earned runs and three walks in 21 innings this season. Offensively, the Sun Devils rank second in the Pac-12 in slugging percentage (.427) and home runs (7).
California (5-7)
California is coming off of a gauntlet weekend in which it went toe-to-toe with a pair of top 25 teams in Houston, Texas. The Golden Bears went 1-2 at the Astros Foundation College Classic, including a tournament-opening loss to Baylor, but managed five runs against top-ranked North Carolina, which had allowed just 2.2 runs per game entering the contest. Cal exploded for 13 runs in a victory over Houston to close out the tournament. All-American catcher Andrew Knapp went 4-for-5 with a double, a home run and three RBI, while sophomore Brenden Farney went 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI in the win. On Monday, the Bears took No. 19 Rice to the wire but fell 1-0 on a walk-off single in the ninth. In his first career start, sophomore right-hander Dylan Nelson held the Owls scoreless in six innings of work, allowing six hits and fanning two batters.
Oregon (9-3)
Oregon kicked off the week with 3-1 victory over Portland, then traveled to Cal State Fullerton where it dropped the first and second of three games but responded with a commanding win on Sunday. Entering the series, the Ducks had not lost consecutive games this season. On Monday, UO topped Cal State Northridge, 12-4, in Eugene, scoring five runs in the bottom of the eighth to put the game out of reach. Junior first baseman Ryon Healy, the Conference leader in doubles, went 3-for-5 and drove in a career-high four runs in the win. On Sunday against Cal State Fullerton, freshman left-hander Cole Irvin pitched seven innings, allowing eight hits and one run while striking out three batters in his first career appearance. The Ducks lead the Pac-12 with 27 doubles. Defensively, they lead the league in runners picked off (4) and saves (5) and rank second with 90 strikeouts. Additionally, their .993 fielding percentage tops the Conference.
Oregon State (12-0)
Oregon State swept Bryant in Corvallis over the weekend to improve to 12-0 for the fourth time in school history. OSU, one of eight remaining unbeaten teams in the nation, last won 12 consecutive games during the 2007 season. The Beavers, who have allowed just 17 runs this season, boast an NCAA-low team ERA (0.83), and have held opponents to a .178 batting average. They lead the Pac-12 and rank fourth in the nation with 5.61 hits allowed per nine innings and have turned a league-leading 13 double plays. Sophomore outfielder Michael Conforto garnered Pac-12 Player of the Week accolades after batting .467 (7-for-15) with four home runs—including his first-career grand slam—and 12 RBI against Bryant. All four of Conforto's homers came in the final three games of the series, and he became the first Oregon State player to homer in three straight games since 2007. He leads the Pac-12 in home runs (4), slugging percentage (.711) and total bases (32) and ranks second in RBI (16). Freshman right-handed pitcher Andrew Moore also had an outstanding weekend, striking out seven batters in eight innings and allowing one unearned run. He owns the lowest ERA (0.42) in the Conference among qualified pitchers.
Stanford (9-2)
Stanford opened the week with a 7-2 drubbing of Saint Mary's and capped it with a three-game sweep of then No. 23 Texas in Palo Alto. The Cardinal allowed just five runs in four games last week and lowered its season ERA to 1.74, a figure that ranks second in the Conference and sixth in the nation. Senior right-hander Mark Appel earned Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week honors after tossing a complete-game three-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Longhorns on Friday. He matched his career high with 14 strikeouts and took a no-hitter into the sixth inning. The unanimous preseason All-American has struck out double-digit batters in each of his last two outings. He is tied for the league lead with 28 strikeouts. The Cardinal has held opponents to a .200 batting average to rank second in the Pac-12 and has surrendered seven doubles this season, a Conference low.
UCLA went 4-0 last week, dispatching UC Santa Barbara on the road and sweeping Wright State in a three-game set at Jackie Robinson Stadium. The Bruins outscored the Gauchos and Raiders 32-10. Spearheading the offensive effort was sophomore infielder Kevin Kramer, who went 6-of-13 (.462) with five RBI, four runs and four stolen bases last week. He compiled a .650 on-base percentage and a .824 slugging percentage. Sophomore reliever David Berg was outstanding on the bump, picking up two saves in three appearances and striking out seven of 11 batters he faced. He allowed just one batter to reach base. The right-hander is tied for second in the Conference with seven appearances on the year and owns a 1.80 ERA. Opponents have batted just .167 against Berg, a figure that ranks sixth in the Pac-12. UCLA, which has drawn a conference-high 81 combined walks and hit by pitch, owns the league's second-highest on-base percentage (.412). The Bruins rank third in the league with 67 RBI.
USC went 2-2 last week, beating Long Beach State at home and taking the first game of a three game set at Fresno State before dropping the final two games of the series. Saturday's loss at Fresno State ended a four game winning streak for the Trojans, who had won their previous three games by a combined margin of 17-4. A number of USC pitchers figure prominently in the Conference statistical rankings. Junior southpaw Bob Wheatley, who last week pitched 7.0 innings of shutout baseball in a 9-1 win over Fresno State, ranks fourth in the Pac-12 with a 0.79 ERA. Senior right-hander Greg Zebrack, a Senior CLASS award candidate, ranks third with 12 strikeouts, and junior right-hander Wyatt Strahan ranks fourth in opposing batting average (.163). USC is one of three Conference teams not to have allowed a home run this season.
Utah (5-5)
Utah fell to .500 after posting a 1-2 record at the Dairy Queen Classic in Minneapolis, Minn. over the weekend. The Utes won the opener against Northern Illinois handily but dropped games two and three to Minnesota and Dartmouth, respectively. Freshman third baseman Dallas Carroll was named to the All-Tournament team after a weekend in which he batted .500 (5-for-10), with a double, a triple, two runs and a stolen base. Carroll is a perfect 3-for-3 on stolen base attempts this year. Senior right-hander Brock Duke pitched six scoreless innings in the win over Northern Illinois, allowing five hits and striking out five batters en route to earning his second win of the season. He owns a 2.95 ERA in three appearances this season. Freshman catcher A.J. Young is batting 3.53 (6-for-17) with two home runs (tied for fourth in the Pac-12) despite splitting time behind the dish. He ranks second on the team with five RBI. As a team, the Utes are tied for second in the league in home runs (7) and third in stolen bases (15).
Washington (3-8)
Washington took the opener from Cal Poly at Husky Ballpark last week but dropped the final two games of the series. The Huskies won the previous series opener against Lamar before suffering a similar fate. On Friday, UW dealt Cal Poly its first loss of the season, a 2-1 decision, as Austin Voth allowed one run over 7.1 innings and struck out nine. Sophomore second baseman Robert Pehl drove in both of Washington's runs on doubles in the fourth and seventh innings. Voth is tied for the league league with 28 strikeouts and ranks ninth in innings pitched (20.1). The Huskies travel to Baton Rouge this weekend to take on No. 3 LSU.
Washington State (8-3)
Washington State saw its eight game winning streak snapped against Cal State Northridge on Sunday after the Cougars took the first three games in the series. WSU won its first seven games at Bailey-Brayton Field, marking its best start in Pullman since winning its first seven to begin the 1989 season. Through the first three weeks of the campaign, the Cougars have put together some impressive offensive numbers. They lead the Pac-12 in batting average (.318)— in fact, they are the only team currently batting above .300— slugging percentage (.493), home runs (11) and total bases (188). They rank second in hits (121) and third in runs scored (73). Redshirt freshman third baseman Nick Tanielu (.435) and sophomore outfielder Yale Rosen (.409) rank second and third in the Conference in batting average, respectively. Rosen, who is tied for the Pac-12 lead with four home runs, boasts the leagues' second-highest slugging percentage (.705), while Tanielu ranks third (.696). Tanielu is tied for the league lead with 32 total bases, and Rosen ranks third with 31. Sophomore left-hander Joe Pistorese owns the Conference's second-lowest ERA (0.50).
Under the radar...
The UNLV Rebels are putting together a early impressive resume...
Under the radar...
My point exactly...and UNLV is playing at the Sunken Diamond! One win is an upset, a series win (or sweep) is a statement.
edited by ASU74 on 3/9/2013
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When I visited there last year I enjoyed Bordinos.
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Read some where, probably in a link I posted in another thread, that Sunderland have thrown in the towel on this deal (too expensive). But who knows...it's early July, the clock is ticking and things are going to start happening real soon...or not at all
Malcolm D,I think that there is a rumour floating about regarding Sunderland putting in an offer for Mr. Bent, but at this stage nothing has been agreed.Spurs will want to recoup at least half (if not, more) then the £16.5m we paid Charlton for his services last season!!


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Where I come from piercing baby's ear is very common and the norm, andl althought DH comes from there too he is not convinced about when to do it. Me, my sister and cousing all got our ears pierced when we were just months old. Back there pediatricians will do it, so it is safer, I don't know if they do here. I'll have to ask mine next time I see her. DH seems to think it would be traumatizing, I told him I'm fine and since I was so little I probably didn't even notice, my mom says I didn't cry when they did it and neither did my sister. DH suggested waiting for her to be at least three years old, I told him THAT'S when she might freak out and cause her trauma, and that, if he doesn't want to do it as a baby we will have to wait till she is old enough to understand that she is not being hurt or maybe even ask for it herself. For us, girls simply wear earrings, and our daughter will get her ears pirced... The question is when would be the best time.
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I went to the pantry this morning to make my usual cup of Neslo when I overheard the Tikus talking.
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Sus celebensis is found in the lower east portion of the oriental region and the upper west portion of the Australian region. Sus celebensis is common in the northern, central and eastern Sulawesi Island. Available evidence supports that this species formerly occured thoughout Sulawesi, as well as the neighboring islands of Selayer, Muna, Buton, Peleng, Lembeh and the Togain Islands. The species is now scarce in Southern Sulawesi and may also be extinct on the neraby Selayar due to the virtual deforestation of these areas. Wild pigs referred to as feral S. celebensis have been extensively introduced in Indonesia on the islands of Halmahera, Flores, Timor, Lendu, Simeuleu, and Nias Islands, and the domesticated forms of S. celebensis can be seen on the islands of Roti and Savur.
Biogeographic Regions: oriental (Native ); australian (Introduced , Native )
Other Geographic Terms: island endemic
- Macdonald, A. 1993. Pig, Peccaries and Hippos. IUCN, 5.7: 155-160.
Range Description
Physical Description
The coat of S. celebensis is often black in color with yellow and/or white hairs intermixed. Some specimens have been known to be reddish/brown. The ventral side lightens to a creamy off-white with age. There is always a dark dorsal stripe, and a yellow band that encircles the snout. Distinctive tufts of hair are found on the forehead. Piglets are born with five dark brown and six light horizontal stripes along the length of their bodies, which tends to go away after about 6 months of age.
Adult males develop three pairs of facial warts. The preorbital pair is the largest, but these do not reach their full size until the pigs are at least 8 years old. All the warts become larger with age.
The backs of Sulawesi warty pigs are short and slightly convex. These animals have relatively short legs, and a long tail that is simply tufted. Body length has been recored at 80 to 130 cm, and shoulder height at 70 cm. Adult males are larger than sows, averaging 60 cm at the shoulder. These swine can weigh any where from 40 to 70 kg. Recent forms are larger than the sub-fossil remains found in caves in Southern Sulawesi.
Range mass: 40 to 70 kg.
Range length: 80 to 130 cm.
Sexual Dimorphism: male larger; ornamentation
Other Physical Features: endothermic ; bilateral symmetry
- Hooijer, D. 1969. Pleistocene Vertebrates from Celebes, *Sus celebensis*. Muller & Schlegel,1845. Beaufortia, 16: 215-218.
- National Research Council, 1983. Little-known Asian Animals with a Promising Economic Future. National Academy Press: 75-79.
Type Information
Catalog Number: USNM 141167
Collection: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Division of Mammals
Sex/Stage: Female; Adult
Preparation: Skin; Skull
Collector(s): W. Abbott
Year Collected: 1905
Locality: Nias Island [= Pulau Nias], Lafau, Sumatra, Sumatera Utara, Indonesia, Asia
- Type: Miller, G. S. 13 Jun 1906 . Proceedings of the United States National Museum. 30: 751.
Catalog Number: USNM 114178
Collection: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Department of Vertebrate Zoology, Division of Mammals
Sex/Stage: Male; Adult
Preparation: Skin; Skull; Partial Skeleton
Collector(s): W. Abbott
Year Collected: 1901
Locality: Simalur Island [= Pulau Simeulue], Sumatra, Aceh, Indonesia, Asia
- Type: Miller, G. S. 13 Jun 1906 . Proceedings of the United States National Museum. 30: 753.
Celebes wild boars are reported to occur in a wide variety of habitats on the Indonesian Islands, including rainforests, swamps, high grassland terrains, and agricultural areas. They are found at altitudes up to moss forest at about 2300 m, but they prefer valleys.
Range elevation: 2300 (high) m.
Habitat Regions: tropical ; terrestrial
Terrestrial Biomes: savanna or grassland ; forest ; rainforest
Wetlands: swamp
Other Habitat Features: agricultural
- Huffman, B. 1999. "Celebes Pig: Sulawesi Warty Pig Sus celebensis " (On-line). Ultimate Ungulate Page. Accessed May 28, 2004 at http://www.ultimateungulate.com/Artiodactyla/Sus_celebensis.html.
- Parker, S. 1990. *Sus Celebensis*. Pp. 20,21,33-47 in Grzimek's Encyclopedia of Mammals, Vol. 5. New York:
Habitat and Ecology
- Terrestrial
Trophic Strategy
Most feeding activity occurs during the daylight hours, with more activity in the early morning and late afternoon. Celebes wild boars are omnivorous and their diet consists of roots, fruits, leaves, shoots, carrion, and insects.
Animal Foods: carrion ; insects; terrestrial non-insect arthropods
Plant Foods: leaves; roots and tubers; seeds, grains, and nuts; fruit
Other Foods: fungus
Primary Diet: omnivore
No information could be found on the specific ecosystem roles of S. celebensis. However, it is likely that their foraging behavior has some impact on local plant and insect communities. Because pigs root, it is likely that they help to aerate the soil.
Ecosystem Impact: soil aeration
The only known predator of this species is humans through hunting. It is likely that there are other predators, however, as the striped pattern of young pigs is typically interpreted as a form of camouflage.
Known Predators:
- humans (Homo sapiens)
Anti-predator Adaptations: cryptic
Known predators
Homo sapiens
This list may not be complete but is based on published studies.
- Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2006. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed February 16, 2011 at http://animaldiversity.org. http://www.animaldiversity.org
Known prey organisms
This list may not be complete but is based on published studies.
- Myers, P., R. Espinosa, C. S. Parr, T. Jones, G. S. Hammond, and T. A. Dewey. 2006. The Animal Diversity Web (online). Accessed February 16, 2011 at http://animaldiversity.org. http://www.animaldiversity.org
Life History and Behavior
There is no information on the communication habits of the S. celebensis. However, as mammals, it is likely that they utilize some combination of visual, accoustic, tactile, and chemical communication.
Communication Channels: tactile
Perception Channels: visual ; tactile ; acoustic ; chemical
Life Expectancy
Data are lacking on longevity in the wild, but most members of the genus Sus are thought to live a maximum of 10 years in the wild. Rarely has this species been raised in captivity outside Sulawesi, and as far as it is known, pure-bred animals have never been produced in captivity. The longevity of this species in captivity is greater than 9 years.
Average lifespan
Status: wild: 10 years.
Range lifespan
Status: captivity: more than 9 (high) years.
Average lifespan
Status: wild: 10.0 years.
There have not been any studies of this behavior at this time but, it is part of the action plan proposed by the IUCN.
Although information is lacking on this species, the mating system of the genus Sus is typically polygynous. Males are reported to compete for access to females, and are generally unable to effectively secure access to mates until they reach their full adult size. Adult males may have reproductive access to as many as 10 females, but around 3 is more typical. It is reasonable to assume that S. celebensis is similar to congeners in mating system.
Although not reported in the literature, one might speculate that the warts found on males of this species, as secondary sexual characteristics, play some role in reproduction. These may be attractive to females, or they may function in competition between males.
Mating System: polygynous
Breeding may occur at any time in the year, but there is a peak in February, with most births occurring in April or May. Females build large nests made of grasses, leaves, branches and twigs, piled over a shallow depression of two meters. Unlike most ungulates, members of the genus Sus give brith to their offspring in a nest, where the offspring remain for some time.
Although many important details on the reproduction of S. celebensis are lacking, the remainder of the genus Sus has well documented reproductive patterns. Females are reported to have an estrous cycle of approximately 21 days, during which the females are only sexually receptive for 2 or 3 days. Gestation ranges from 100 to 140 days. Piglets weigh from 500 to 1,500 g at birth, and are weaned in 3 to 4 months. It is likely that S. celebensis falls within this range of variation.
In the genus Sus, young often become independent of the mother prior to the birth of her next litter. However, female young may have a prolonged association with their mother. Females usually give birth about once per year.
Within the genus Sus, sexual maturity may be reached by a few months of age. However, most females don't breed until they are about 18 months old. Males, although capable of breeding at younger ages, are usually not able to secure access to mates until they reach their full adult size, around the age of 5 years.
Breeding interval: These animals probably produce only one litter per year.
Breeding season: This species does not have a strict breeding season, although most matings occur in February..
Range number of offspring: 1 to 8.
Average number of offspring: 2-3.
Average gestation period: 4-5 months.
Average weaning age: 3-4 months.
Range time to independence: 1 (high) years.
Average age at sexual or reproductive maturity (female): 18 months.
Key Reproductive Features: iteroparous ; year-round breeding ; gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate); sexual ; fertilization ; viviparous
Parental behavior in this species is not well documented. As part of the IUCN action plan, this area still needs to be looked in to and studied in more detail.
In spite of lack of specific information on S. celebensis, it is possible to draw inferences about the species from patterns common in the genus and in other mammals.
Unlike many artiodactyls, pigs are born in a nest. They are somewhat altricial compared to other ungulates. The mother cares for her young, providing them with food (milk), protection, and necessary grooming. All that young pigs learn about life, they learn from their mothers. Male pigs are reported to be solitary except near the time of mating, and so do not typically participate in parental care.
In many species of Sus, females are known to maintain relationships with their mothers. Although not specifically reported for S. celebensis, it is possible that such relationships occur. These extended relationships may be responsible for the association of multiple females with their young which are sometimes seen. In such associations, females of unknown relatedness come together after their young are weaned to form larger social groups.
Parental Investment: no parental involvement; altricial ; pre-fertilization (Protecting: Female); pre-hatching/birth (Provisioning: Female, Protecting: Female); pre-weaning/fledging (Provisioning: Female, Protecting: Female); pre-independence (Protecting: Female); post-independence association with parents
- Huffman, B. 1999. "Celebes Pig: Sulawesi Warty Pig Sus celebensis " (On-line). Ultimate Ungulate Page. Accessed May 28, 2004 at http://www.ultimateungulate.com/Artiodactyla/Sus_celebensis.html.
- Macdonald, A. 1993. Pig, Peccaries and Hippos. IUCN, 5.7: 155-160.
- Nowak, R. 1999. Walker's Mammals of the World, Sixth Edition. Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press.
Conservation Status
Sus celebensis is a common species, and is not listed by the IUCN. It is locally abundant, and cannot be regarded as seriously threatened throughout its range at the present time. Budiarso states that he recorded 2,317 pigs harvested in the regions of Northern Sulawesi during 12 months in 1990 to 1991, and found that females are more susceptible to these commercial hunting operations which may make heavily exploited populations vulnerable. With the expansion of human settlements , S. celebensis is threatened by a combination of habitat loss and genetic contamiantion and/or disease through increased contact with imported domestic pigs Sus scrofa.
US Federal List: no special status
CITES: no special status
IUCN Red List of Threatened Species: near threatened
- Budiarso, W. 1991. The importance of Sulawesi wild pig *Sus celebensis* as a source of meat in North Sulawesi.. Universitas Sam Patulangi and World Wild Fund for Nature Indonesia Program: 19.
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There are no know adverse affects that S. celebensis has on human economies. It might be speculated, however, that in agricultural areas, these pigs might present a problem as crop pests.
Wild piglets that are caught by villagers in Sulawesi are kept and are usually raised for slaughter for eating or sold at the local market. The Minahasa people consider wild pig meat to be superior to the domestic pork and are willing to pay 20 to 50% more for it. However, resources are insufficient to enforce controls on hunting and there are reports that organized commercial hunting is continuing even on designated reserves and national parks. Brief surveys of three villages markets in northeast Sulawesi concluded that about 2 to 20 wild pigs per week were being brought by these commercial hunters and slaughtered by butchers when needed.
Positive Impacts: food
- Blouch, R. 1990. Report from the Field: Indonesia. Smithsonian Institute Conservation and Restoration Centre Newsletter, 1: 6-8.
- Smite, F. 1982. Threats to the Spice Islands. Oryx, 16: 323-328.
Celebes warty pig
The Celebes Warty Pig (Sus celebensis), Sulawesi warty pig or Sulawesi Pig, lives on Sulawesi in Indonesia. It survives in most habitats and can live in altitudes of up to 2,500 metres.
- ^ Burton, J. & Macdonald, A.A. (2008). Sus celebensis. In: IUCN 2008. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Retrieved 5 April 2009. Database entry includes a brief justification of why this species is of near threatened.


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Terrorism risk insuranceManaging terrorism risk more complicated today
Managing terrorism risk today requires a combination of strategies and tactics that protect people, property, and finances. On the financial side, the choice is whether to retain or transfer the risk via insurance. But the changing pattern of terrorism risk has some companies questioning whether they are adequately insured for business interruption and related losses. And they wonder how to prepare for potential losses from cyber terrorism and other events.
DisastersWorst flooding since 1998 leaves $33 billion economic toll in China
The new Global Catastrophe Recap report, covering July 2016 disasters, reveals that much of China endured substantial seasonal "Mei-Yu" rainfall that led to a dramatic worsening of flooding along the Yangtze River Basin and in the country's northeast. Total combined economic losses were estimated at $33 billion. Meanwhile, the United States recorded six separate outbreaks of severe convective storms and flash flooding from the Rockies to the East Coast. Total combined economic losses were minimally estimated at $1.5 billion. Only 2 percent of China damage is covered by insurance, compared to nearly 70 percent for U.S. storms.
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ISO will collect, aggregate, and help analyze terrorism data this year for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the federal agency charged with assessing the effectiveness of the federal Terrorism Risk Insurance Program. ISO is a Verisk Analytics.
Emerging threatsMaking sure insurance for an uncertain climate is effective
In December, negotiators at the Paris climate meeting adopted insurance as an instrument to aid climate adaptation. Earlier in the year, the leaders of the G7 pledged to bring climate insurance to 400 million uninsured individuals in poor countries by 2020. Experts welcome these developments, but also highlight the difficulties that policymakers will face in turning the ideas into action. They warn that ill-designed and poorly implemented insurance instruments could fail to reach the goals of negotiators, or worse, prove detrimental to the very people they are intended to protect.
DisastersAs storms continue to batter U.K., estimates of cost rise
As Storm Frank – which is following on the heels of Storms Eva and Desmond — continues to batter England, Scotland, and Wales, estimates of the cost of the damage wrought continue to rise. The total economic loss caused by the three Storms may well breach £3 billion – and these projections do not include any government spending on flood defenses, estimated to be between £2.3 billion and £2.8 billion.
Emerging threatsU.K.: Economic costs from flooding could reach £1.5bn, reduce GDP growth
Economic losses caused by the flooding which has devastated parts of Britain in the past few days could exceed 1.5 billion pounds, and shave 0.2-0.3 percent off GDP growth overall in the first quarter of 2016. Insurers will likely shoulder the bulk of the burden after first Storm Desmond and then Storm Eva saw waters swamp large swathes of the country.
Flood insuranceBetter FEMA options for increasing the affordability of flood insurance
FEMA currently does not have the policy analysis capacity or necessary data to comprehensively analyze different options for making flood insurance more affordable. A new report identifies an approach for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to evaluate policy options for making premiums through the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) more affordable for those who have limited ability to pay.
Coastal resilienceU.S. coastal flood risk on the rise ten years after Hurricane Katrina
A decade after Hurricane Katrina caused $41 billion in property and casualty insurance losses, the most expensive catastrophe ever experienced by the global insurance industry, rising sea levels are driving up expected economic and insurance losses from hurricane-driven storm surge in coastal cities across the United States. Rising sea levels contributing to increased risk of severe economic damage from flood following a hurricane – and Miami, New York, and Tampa now face greater risk than New Orleans.
Flood insuranceCommunity-based flood insurance offers benefits, faces challenges
Community-based flood insurance — a single insurance policy that in theory would cover an entire community — may create new opportunities to reduce flood losses and enhance the likelihood of communities paying more attention to flood risk mitigation, says a new National Academies report. This option for providing flood insurance, however, would not provide the sole solution for all of the nation's flood insurance challenges.
Terrorism insurance2014 uncertainty over renewal of Terrorism Risk Insurance Act changed consumer behavior
Terrorism insurance take-up rates dropped off toward the end of 2014, due to the anxiety stemming from the unexpected expiration of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (TRIPRA). Through much of 2014, there was uncertainty whether Congress would renew the program, which initially passed in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. This uncertainty led customers, and potential customers, to change their insurance buying plans.
Flood insuranceTying insurance rates to flood risk for low-lying structures
Current methods used by the National Flood Insurance Program for setting risk-based insurance rates do not fully capture the flood risk for low-lying structures, which are more likely to incur losses because they are subject to longer duration and greater depth of flooding and are flooded more frequently and by smaller flood events, says a new report from the National Research Council. The report offers alternative approaches for calculating risk-based premiums for these structures, ranging from incremental changes to current methods to a complete overhaul of the system, although it does not recommend which approach the NFIP should adopt or what the new rates should be.
CyberinsuranceUnderwriters of cyberinsurance policies need better understanding of cyber risks
Demand for insurance that covers an ever-increasing range of cyberattacks is growing and evolving rapidly, and a number of insurance companies are seeking advice through sponsored events that can gradually educate their work forces. At Standard & Poor's Rating Services 2015 Insurance Conference last week, a panel of insurance experts stressed the importance of insurance underwriters gaining a better understanding of cyber risks in order to make better property and risk assessments.
Emerging threatsOverstretched global food system vulnerable to disruptive shocks: Lloyd's report
The vulnerability of the overstretched global food system to sudden shocks, and the wide repercussions for communities, businesses, and governments was highlighted yesterday by a report published by Lloyd's. The reports highlights the far-reaching economic and humanitarian consequences that disruptions such as weather catastrophes or plant pandemics – many of which are exacerbated by climate change — could have on the global economy. This series of shocks has the potential to trigger food riots in urban areas across the Middle East, North Africa, and Latin America, leading to wider political instability and knock-on effects for a wide range of businesses.
Flood insuranceNational Flood Insurance Program to focus more on victims' needs
Roy Wright, the newly appointed director of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), said that he will push it to better focus on the welfare and individual needs of disaster victims, following years of scandal within the organization. Wright, who will preside over the federal program beginning this week, criticized the insurance loopholes and complicated rules of private insurance companies that were perpetuated by the NFIP to "nickel-and-dime" policyholders and undermine their abilities to rebuild following a flood.
Flood insuranceFEMA considering overhauling the National Flood Insurance Program
Federal legislators and officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) are trying to overhaul the National Flood Insurance Program which relies on eighty-three companies to sell policies, collection premiums, and calculate damages after disasters. The program covers roughly 5.2 million homes and businesses nationwide. The move comes just as FEMA is in talks to settle almost 1,800 lawsuits filed by homeowners claiming they were underpaid on flood insurance claims after Superstorm Sandy. The flood insurance program was launched in 1968 after private insurers increased their coverage prices due to newer risk assessments, leaving most homeowners unable to afford them.


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Israel's Sharon laid to rest in military funeral
JERUSALEM -- Ariel Sharon was laid to rest Monday at his ranch in southern Israel as the nation bid a final farewell to one of its most colorful and influential leaders -- a man venerated by supporters as a warrior and statesman but reviled in the Arab world as a war criminal.
After Israeli politicians and international dignitaries honored Sharon, the military funeral carried a more personal tone, with Sharon's two sons eulogizing their father as an inspiration for the nation.
Sharon died on Saturday, eight years after a devastating stroke removed the prime minister from office and left him in a coma from which he never recovered. He was 85.
Egypt on alert before vote on charter
CAIRO -- Egypt's security chief on Monday warned supporters of the ousted Islamist president that troops guarding polls during the next day's constitutional referendum will deal with anyone attempting to disrupt the vote with unprecedented force.
Authorities consider the draft charter to be a milestone in a military-backed transition road map put in place after Mohammed Morsi was overthrown last July.
"I am telling them, they will be faced with force, decisiveness and strength never seen before," Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim told state TV.
The vote Monday and today provides the country's increasingly popular military chief, Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, with his first electoral test since he ousted Morsi.
Iran's reformers welcome nuclear deal
TEHRAN, Iran -- Iran's reformers and moderate conservatives welcomed an agreement Monday between Iran and six world powers on how to implement a nuclear deal struck in November, saying it will shore up Iran's sanctions-hit economy. Hard-liners inside the Islamic Republic, however, remain opposed.
The six-nation group and Iran agreed to start implementing the terms of the historic interim deal from Jan. 20. That will start a six-month clock for a final deal to be struck over Tehran's contested nuclear program.
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Ab acount I recently just looked at my credit report and seen that Ab Acount says that I owe $2785 which I know is a mistake. I'm using freecreditreport.com. It's eating up my credit report and making it lower Omaha, Nebraska
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I feel that if i make my payment by closing time on there due date they give me then i should have a on time payment made. not a late payment if i make it two days ahead. if they want it two days ahead the make the payment due on the 21st then. way i look at it once the subit payment is clicked on the net that money is gone and its in there accounts.
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After realizing the bank was not at fault, all the company could say was "Oh, well there were 5 Cory's we were dealing with". My business at this point was picking up so I still went through with the trailer, letting this one time slide. After being let down time after time, I made the decision to drive out to Georgia to see the trailer first. They also misinformed me and ended up not even having a shipper after they told me they did, so my only option was to go pick it up myself. After days of driving I arrived to Georgia and much to my surprise, the trailer wasn't even completed (again, after being told it was). I noticed when i pulled up that my mobile kitchen was missing an awning that was supposed to be on my trailer, and was told they are on every trailer we custom build, so i went on with the understanding that the awning was in fact there (later to find out, there is no awning on my trailer). After leaving Georgia, I realized about 2 hours into my trip back home, that I was missing the stabilizers and called them immediately. I was told the stabilizers were not in my contract, which they were. They agreed to send them out after I sent proof that my contract stated stabilizers.
After weeks and months of waiting, I never received them. I had to contact my attorney for legal matters and this still did nothing. I called the trailer company back myself because nothing was getting through to Tony. A lady picked up and I asked for Tony, but Tony as always, was not in the office (mind you every time I called, Tony was never in the office or nowhere to be found). After sharing my frustration with the office manager who got on the phone, and not getting anywhere, Tony magically appeared to be in the office. I told Tony I've called time and time again, contacted my attorney and have still yet to receive my stabilizers. His remark was "Well what you do in your own time is your own deal. Calling an attorney for $1000 an hour for $35 stabilizers is kinda ridiculous" He continued on by saying "obviously you don't know what you are doing because you would have just gone to the store and bought them yourself if you did", and said I'd be refunded my money for the stabilizers and hung up on me. I tried to relay to Tony that the cost of the stabilizer is not the point, but I paid for them and they should be on my trailer..and unfortunately it didn't seem to phase him one bit. What kind of service is this? I invested time and money in a $30,000 trailer, the quality is not of that value and the setup of the appliances does not utilize the space the trailer has. So I have a trailer at my house that does not include what I paid for, is not safe to use because the ceiling leaks and I had to put in my own work because when we went through final inspections at home, the equipment had gas leaks and I had to pay out of pocket for the plumbing and fix the leaking sink. On top of that, when sharing my concerns, I get belittled and get hung up on. This company is not professional at all and do not meet any standards. Anybody can give themselves a good image or a good name online, but this company is far from what they portray online. I saw the location first hand because like I said, I drove and picked the trailer up myself and believe me, it is the complete opposite of what I sensed from online. In fact, their 3 locations are all in one lot, 2 feet away from each other and not in a good location.
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Pete Gross, late of industrial-rap mayhem bringers Collapsing Lungs, wanted to carry on when said outfit broke up a few years back, but how would he distinguish his new project? Why, a female singer! There ya go! You don't often see that in the testosterone-soaked, misogynistic world of rap-metal. And when he found Betsy Ross, he knew his search was over.
"I was singing Vanilla Ice in [Pete's] car, and he said, "Hey, wanna sing in a band?'" she recalls.
That was a year and a half ago, and come Independence Day, Ross celebrates her 18th birthday by performing with her eponymous band. (It was an easy gig to get: In addition to being a darn good guitarist, Gross also manages Orbit.) The group has gone through some severe lineup changes recently, with Death Becomes You bassist Nicodemous filling in for the departed Megacriss. Drummer Chris Goldbach had to drop out when his other band, Against All Authority, demanded a full-time commitment. A drum machine has taken his place, but the singer says she won't miss a beat.
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Woman in yellow and the man in black: Stylish couple Will and Jada Pinkett Smith put on an affectionate display on the red carpet
Will Smith and wife Jada Pinkett Smith made for a very stylish couple on the red carpet on Wednesday night.
The Men In Black actor appeared to have dusted down his trademark all black suit for the occasion, letting Jada shine in a stunning halter-necked canary yellow gown.
Standing proudly by her side, Will seemed a little entranced by his beautiful wife, as they held court at a film premiere in New York City.
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Looking good honey: Will Smith cast an appreciative glance at his wife Jada Pinkett Smith as they took to the red carpet at a film premiere in New York on Wednesday night
Flawless: Jada showed off her incredible figure in the halter neck dress, which featured a thigh-high split on one side
All in this together: Jada and Will served as producers on the documentary
The actress showed off her incredible toned arms in the halter neck dress, which also revealed her shapely legs with a thigh-high slit.
The petite star added a boost of height to her frame with gold-and-black heels that sported a giant buckle on the ankle.
She wore her usually curly hair in sleek waves over her shoulders, and added a pop of bright colour with red lips.
Jada and Will were at the premiere of documentary Free
Angela And All Political Prisoners, on which they served as producers.
Will looked dapper in a black suit and waistcoat, his hair looking longer than usual.
Partners in crime: Jada attended the premiere with her husband Will Smith, who looked dapper in a suit
Peace out: Will flashed a peace sign as he put a protective arm around his gorgeous wife
Marilyn moment: Jada had to hold her dress at one point to prevent it from exposing more than she bargained for on the blustery evening
He appeared proud to have his beautiful wife on his arm as he put a protective arm around her as they strolled along.
The I Am Legend star was also embraced by his mother Caroline on the carpet.
Earlier in the day, after appearing on Good Morning America, Jada was seen in a vintage-inspired number reminiscent of 60s and 70s styles.
Trading in her neutral-toned outfit for a vibrant pick-me-up, she donned a loose-fitted, collared yellow blouse that featured retro print accents above her bust.
Showstopper: Jada Pinkett Smith wowed in a pale yellow gown at the premiere of Free Angela And All Political Prisoners in New York City on Wednesday after rocking two other outfits earlier in the day
That was quick: The 41-year-old donned two radically different outfits earlier in the day - neutral-toned trousers which she then swapped for a vintage-inspired look
The loose-fitted piece delicately tucked into her embellished skirt, cinching her waist and hitting below her knees to show off the perfect amount of leg.
Kicking it up a notch, she paired her multi-coloured ensemble with a pair of sky-high blue pumps.
And the Hawthorne star appeared relaxed, allowing her curls to flow free as she roamed around Manhattan.
It was quite a transformation from her neutral-toned look she sported earlier in the day.
As she headed to the Good Morning America studios in New York for a TV appearance in the morning, Jada looked effortlessly chic and sleek in her ruffled lacy black top, carrying off the see-through number with aplomb.
So vibrant! Jada wore a retro print dress by in demand designer Peter Pilotto
And though the top was sheer, the tie-neck detail added a splash of sophistication, striking a balance between sexy and conservative.
Jada glammed it up by layering a chic black jacket on top, incorporating leather and lace to match her blouse.
she headed towards the studio in her black-and-white platform heels,
the mother-of-two had her curly brunette tresses neatly styled back into
a voluminous ponytail.
Jada sported a great day look, wearing minimal make-up on her face, opting for neutral tones and a slight shimmer on her lips and eyelids.
Chic style: Jada Pinkett Smith, 41, dressed her age for her appearance on Good Morning America on Wednesday in New York City
Hey there! Jada appeared friendly to her fans, smiling and waving as she entered the studio
Funny faces: Jada looked silly as she prepped for her TV appearance
She didn't wear many accessories either, only a pair of gold hoop earrings and a bold cocktail ring.
Smiling as she walked on the pavement, the star appeared happy to be making her TV appearance, waving at fans.
Snapshots also captured Jada in the studio, making funny faces as she prepped for the show, clearly in a silly mood.
On Good Morning America, Jada made a follow-up to her recent Facebook essay about bullying.
'It's been interesting because I started with the idea of bullying but, I tell you something, I've actually expanded my ideas on that after seeing all the press on this particular subject.
'I think we have to be very careful that we're not creating prejudiced attitudes….that you can justify treating a person lesser than because of certain qualities,' she explained.
Last month, Jada said that it's wrong for people to 'attack and criticise' young stars such as Justin on social media after the pop star - who is a good friend of her son Jaden - received criticism after a string of altercations with paparazzi and a medical emergency that left him hospitalised.
The actress's 14-year-old son
accompanied the Baby singer on his controversial visit to London and
Jada was stunned at the vitriol Justin and his peers like Rihanna,
Taylor Swift and actress Quvenzhane Wallis have to tolerate online.
In an open letter on her Facebook page, she pondered: 'How can we ask for our young stars to have a high level of responsibility if we are not demonstrating that same level of responsibility towards them?
Show of support: Will Smith's mother Caroline posed with her famous son on the red carpet
'Do we feel as though we can say and do what we please without demonstrating any responsibility simply because they are famous?'
The 41-year-old star - who has two famous children, Jaden and 12-year-old Willow, with husband Will Smith - went on to address the Never Say Never hitmaker's troubled week in the UK capital.
wrote: 'Is it okay to continually attack and criticise a famous 19 year
old who is simply trying to build a life, exercise his talents while
figuring out what manhood and fame is all about as he carries the weight
of supporting his family as well as providing the pay checks to others
who depend on him to work so they can feed their families as well?
'Does that render being called a c*** by an adult male photographer as you try to return to your hotel after leaving the hospital? (sic)'
An honour: Jada posed with legendary activist Angela Davis at the premiere of the film, which documents Angela's life
Proud: Jada posed with Angela and the film's director Shola Lynch
The Hawthorne actress further
criticised online abuse directed at the Oscar-nominated Beasts of the
Southern Wild actress Quvenzhane, who was called the C-word on Twitter
even though she is just nine.
Jada also had harsh words for those who troll pop stars Rihanna and Taylor, both of who have been involved in high profile relationships.
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She added: 'Or what about our nine year old beautiful Oscar nominee who was referred to as a c*** as well?
'Or what about being a young woman in
her early twenties, exploring the intricacies of love and power on the
world stage? And should we shame a young woman for displaying a sense of
innocence as she navigates through the murky waters of love,
heartbreak, and fame?
'Are these young people not allowed to be young, make mistakes, grow, and eventually transform a million times before our eyes?'
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