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- Title
- The 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey: the clustering of galaxy groups
- Author(s)
- Padilla, Nelson D.; Baugh, Carlton; Eke, Vincent R.; Norberg, Peder; Cole, Shaun; Frenk, Carlos S.; Croton, Darren J.; Baldry, Ivan K.; Bland-Hawthorn, Joss; Bridges, Terry J.; Cannon, Russell D.; Colless, Matthew; Collins, Chris A.; Couch, Warrick J.; Dalton, Gavin B.; De Propris, Roberto; Driver, Simon P.; Efstathiou, George P.; Ellis, Richard S.; Glazebrook, Karl; Jackson, C. A.; Lahav, Ofer; Lewis, Ian; Lumsden, Stuart; Maddox, Stephen J.; Madgwick, Darren; Peacock, John A.; Peterson, Bruce A.; Sutherland, William J.; Taylor, Keith
- Abstract
- We measure the clustering of galaxy groups in the 2dFGRS Percolation-Inferred Galaxy Group (2PIGG) catalogue. The 2PIGG sample has 28 877 groups with at least two members. The clustering amplitude of the full 2PIGG catalogue is weaker than that of 2dFGRS galaxies, in agreement with theoretical predictions. We have subdivided the 2PIGG catalogue into samples that span a factor of ≈ 25 in median total luminosity. Our correlation function measurements span an unprecedented range of clustering strengths, connecting the regimes probed by groups fainter than L galaxies and rich clusters. There is a steady increase in clustering strength with group luminosity; the most luminous groups are 10 times more strongly clustered than the full 2PIGG catalogue. We demonstrate that the 2PIGG results are in very good agreement with the clustering of groups expected in the CDM model.
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- Journal article
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- Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 352, no. 1 (Jul 2004), pp. 211-225
- Publication year
- 2004
- Keyword(s)
- 2-point correlation-function; Abell clusters; Analytic model; Clusters; Correlation-function; Correlations; Dark-matter haloes; Dependence; Galaxies; Haloes; Large-scale structure; Luminosity function; Mass; Space; Spatial; Universe
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- Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- 0035-8711
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- Copyright © 2004 Royal Astronomical Society. The accepted manuscript of this paper is reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. The definitive publication is available at www.interscience.wiley.com.
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It would be awesome to see the Knicks live only once in my life. I've never been to London either so this could be a nice trip. Do you have any informations when the ticket sale will start?
Ok, so after 2 years the Knicks are scheduled to return to London. This time we'll be facing the Milwaukee Bucks. As of now there's no info on when the tix will be available. Lemme know who's going!
Europosters planning to attend the game*:
- Lercher, NL
*orange = posters with confirmed tickets.
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It would be awesome to see the Knicks live only once in my life. I've never been to London either so this could be a nice trip. Do you have any informations when the ticket sale will start?
^ October 30th, IMO if more posters will be going we should make a date and order our tickets on the same day around the same time to make sure we aren't spread all over the arena.
BTW, ich wusste nicht, dass wir posters aus Österreich haben. Wie hast du der KO gefunden?
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Take a lot of pics and post them on here!
We will, rady is currently working on getting us the press credentials, which would probably allow us to take some courtside shots, however, in my opinion it's more than lakely the league will decline our request (it'd be too good to be true).
especially from a world-wide site, that would essentially be promoting the
international match. best to touch base with marketing dept sooner than later.
you should make a Knicks Online banner for the game!! hah!
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] is involved in the process in any way. If I remember correctly the annual London games are a result of an agreement between the NBA, participating franchises and the [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] that owns the 02 Arena. As of now we think there are two parties possibly responsible for assigning the press credentials, the NBA and the Pistons, who are officially hosting the game. Our chances of getting the press pass are much higher if it's the league, the NBA wants to attract as many European fans as possible and the KO is officially run from Europe.
I'm going to be on the O2 website as soon as I can on October 30th to get tickets for this game. London is only about an hour and 30 minutes travel on the train so absolutely going to try to get tickets, really don't want to miss it.
I'll make a list of all Europosters going to the game and as we'll be getting closer to 10/30 we'll schedule a time in order to get our tickets all together, so we can form a KO block at the O2.
Hell Yeah im down for this!
provided i can get time off work...
I feel a sick day coming on.....
Will we ever win a championship again? Id like to think so!
I knew we can count on you bro! I added you to the list!
Hope price for ticket will be cheaper than in New York
And anybody knows what time will be this game?
Last season you could get 2nd tier tickets for NJN @ TOR for less than €100 just a couple of hours before the tip-off.
There is still no info about the extact time, but I guess somewhere between 9 - 11 PM CET.
BTW, a jednak cię do nas przywiało? Dopisać cię do listy?
Jakby 30 października kosztował 200-300zł, to jak najbardziej, ale jeżeli najtańsze mają być ok. 500zł przed samym meczem, to niestety nie na moją kieszeń.


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Sports roundup: Keselowski wins in New Hampshire, Park leading women's British Open
LOUDON, N.H. Brad Keselowski had a couple of impressive performances at New Hampshire. Its the victory celebration that again gave him fits.
Keselowski topped all the fields Saturday at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, including a dominant run in his Nationwide Series victory. Keselowski also led the speed charts during both Sprint Cup practices. Throw in the pole for the Nationwide race and that made the Team Penske driver a neat 4 for 4.
Simply perfect.
Well a hell of a Saturday, Keselowski said.
His only hiccup came when he dropped the American flag out of his No. 22 Ford. The flag rested on the track before it was retrieved by an official to let the victory celebration continue.
It was really windy and my hands been sore, he said. I took my hand off the flag for the second and the wind ripped it out. It wasnt one of my prouder moments.
Keselowski still needs work on his victory laps. He needed four stitches to close a wound he received during his Victory Lane celebration in the Sprint Cup race at Kentucky. He tried to open the bottle of champagne by hitting it against a podium, and the bottle broke and cut his hand.
Keselowski led 153 of the 200 laps in his second Nationwide win of the season. He also won at Phoenix and hasnt finished worse than third in six races this season.
I enjoy this series and feel lucky I am allowed to compete in it, he said.
He is a star off the track, as well Keselowski appears as himself Tuesday on the Sullivan & Son show on TBS.
Kyle Busch avoided disaster late in the race when he connected with James Buescher trying to make an outside pass and finished second. He starts on the pole for Sundays Cup race.
Matt Kenseth, Kyle Larson and Chris Buescher completed the top five.
Regan Smith was seventh and won $100,000 in the first event in the four-race Dash 4 Cash program that could award up to $1 million to a series regular.
Smith, the series points leader, was presented with an oversized check on pit road and joked he wanted to make an immediate bank deposit.
We struggled in traffic more than we needed to and I guess weve got to figure that out soon because weve got a championship race here, Smith said. The side note today is the $100,000.
Not a bad consolation prize.
Late ruling gives
Park British lead
SOUTHPORT, England A late ruling took Inbee Park from one shot behind to leading the Womens British Open on Saturday, the slightest head start in her quest to become only the seventh player to win four of the LPGA Tours major championships.
Park handled the tough opening stretch at Royal Birkdale with three birdies and shot a 4-under 68, giving her a one-shot lead over fellow major champions Suzann Pettersen of Norway (68) and Shanshan Feng of China (69), along with Ahn Sun-Ju of South Korea.
Ahn appeared to be the player to chase after what she thought was a 69 for a one-shot lead.
She was summoned to the rules trailer, where officials determined she used her left foot to build her stance in a pot bunker left of the 18th green. Ahn was assessed two shots for violating Rule 13-3. Her par turned into a double bogey. Her 69 became a 71. And she went from a one-shot lead in the final group to having to make up ground against Park, the LPGA Tours reigning player of the year.
The penalty also created a wide-open final round at Royal Birkdale.
Park was at 4-under 212, though a dozen players were within three shots of the lead.
One of them was Charley Hull, the go-for-broke English teenager who made nine birdies early Saturday for a tournament-best 66 that suddenly put her into contention to become the youngest major champion in LPGA Tour history. She was at 1-under 215.
Also in the mix was Mo Martin, the 31-year-old American done in by a four-hole stretch on the back nine that sent her to a 77. She also was at 215, along with former U.S. Womens Open champion So Yeon Ryu, who made one bad decision and one bad swing, both leading to double bogey.
Defending champion Stacy Lewis had a 70 and was three shots behind.
Park has been virtually ignored all week, a huge change from a year ago.
The 26-year-old South Korean had a chance at St. Andrews last summer to become the first player, male or female, to win four straight majors in one season. The pressure and attention was enormous, and she wound up in the middle of the pack.
I didnt have much pressure, she said of her week at Royal Birkdale. Really just try to play my own golf. Yeah, I start to feel a little bit of pressure from now and tomorrow. But Id rather be having the pressure than not being in contention.
Ahn took the outright lead with a 25-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole, and was poised to stretch the margin. Her approach into the par-5 17th was a yard too far to the right and barely tumbled into a bunker, forcing her to stand on the edge and stoop over to player shot from the sand. She made par.
And her penalty on the 18th began with a photographer who took a sequence of pictures at the top of her swing on her second shot. She caught it heavy and pulled it left, into the bunker, as she and her caddie looked back to see who was the culprit.
She blasted out of the sand and over the green, and did well to get down in two putts. Only later did officials determine she had built her stance.
Its disappointing, but its my mistake and I have to follow the rules of the game, Ahn said through an interpreter. I still have a day to go and I have to stay focused and try my best tomorrow.
She said the ball was on the slope of the bunker and it was hard to make a stance.
So what I was trying to do was fix a stance, she said. But after the review, it was determined that I used my feet to try to make an even lie. My intent wasnt to break the rules. It was just to set my feet firm in the sand just to be able to make the shot. But thats the rule. There was no intent and I cant do anything about it.
A one-shot lead is next to nothing in golf. Three shots can disappear quickly. And what could make this Womens British Open go down to the wire is the finish at Royal Birkdale three par 5s over the last four holes.
You can make a double so quick on this golf course that youve just got to keep hanging in there, Lewis said. I you get in trouble, get out, and just stay patient. If you make a bogey, its OK, because youve got some par-5 finishing holes here.
Martin opened with two bogeys, got them back with a pair of birdies, and then imploded with a double bogey at No. 12, followed by three straight bogeys. Ryu also squandered a good chance. She tried to hit a hybrid out of the rough on No. 13 and pulled it into a burn. From 118 yards out in the 16th fairway, she hit a poor wedge right of the green, knocked that 35 feet away and three-putted for another double bogey.
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1/21/12 – Day Four of the 2012 Phillies Phantasy Camp
I think of my parents every single day. It's been more than 20 years since my mother passed away. For my father, only two.
I am an only child, so his death had an especially profound effect on me. Last year, Phantasy Camp was not just a baseball experience. It was therapy. It was redemption. It was a tribute. It was the happy ending to a tragic tale, and at the same time, the perfect beginning to the new, ever-expanding story of my life.
This year, Camp has had a very different feel to it. I've come down to Florida knowing what to expect… physically and emotionally. I needed his support last year to let go and enjoy the moment. Now, he's just hanging out on the bench, playfully making fun of my hitting, having a few beers, retelling the same old jokes over and over (laughing at himself before he even gets to the punchline), and making friends with every single person in Clearwater.
I miss him so much.
And in these last two days of Camp, those feelings couldn't have been any stronger.
This is starting to get old. Another beautiful day on tap. Another day full of baseball.
Fellow Campers are showing each other pictures on their phones of snow-covered neighborhoods, sent from their loved ones in the Philadelphia area. My wife follows suit and shares with me the now white taxis speeding down second avenue.
I love snow in the winter. I love New York City. Currently I have sunburn on my neck and face. I'm wearing shorts at 7 AM. For right now, I'll take this.
Ricky Jordan replaced Ricky Bottalico on the bench at this morning's Kangaroo Court. No one asked why. It was probably for the best.
After the daily awards were given out, our GM, Rick, approached the bench and presented the judges with several bottles of wine in response to the last two days-worth of vino-related infractions. The Cutler men are my type of guys. They love their food. They love their wine. And they love sharing it.
Luckily, no Drillers were called up to stand trial today, however, my friend and Camp roommate was not immune. Sam looked perplexed as he approached the stand and was read the case. Then it dawned on him midway through.
Clearwater Air Park sits right down the road from the Carpenter Complex. Yesterday was a busy day for the air park, as there were a steady stream of large, low-flying cargo planes coming and going over the complex all day. Sam stepped to the plate yesterday as the first batter to start the game. He then called time and stepped out of the box. One of the cargo planes was straight ahead, distracting him. When asked by the umpire, Sam said the plane was "in his line of sight". Well, this caused befuddled looks from all three judges, prompting Larry Andersen to ask, "are you a couple thousand feet tall?" Sam did not hear the end of this for the rest of the Camp. Every time a plane flew overhead, people jokingly called for time.
Once again, this proves you ALWAYS have to watch what you do or say at Phantasy Camp… or else.
Back to the action on the field. The Drillers entered the day with a record of 2-1. We still had a shot at playing for the Championship Game. It was very simple and obvious: we had to win this morning's game for any chance.
But first things first. We had to warm up.
All the kinks were worked out. Let's play two!
As was the case in our first game, I would be catching our staff ace, Steely Dave. Unlike last time, the both of us would be in there for the full seven innings. But just like game one, we left the field victorious.
We played the Ravens, coached by Bob Boone and Jim Eisenreich. Their first batter? Sam. I promised myself to make no jokes about planes. Although, as I started to become more comfortable behind the plate, I was contemplating using a little strategy not unlike John Candy in this clip. (NSFW)
I'm kidding.
We had a great pitching duel going against the Ravens pitcher, and longtime Camp veteran Bill Rodebaugh. Like most every pitcher, he was successful against me, sending me down on strikes twice.
For me personally, this game was all about my defense. Early in the game, I was a half a step short of catching a foul ball behind the plate. After already making a play in front of the plate in the first game, I was determined to add a foul ball to my catching "bucket list". I had come close last year and was determined to get one this year.
My dad knew my strength in baseball was my defense, and not my offense. We spent countless hours in the backyard after he got home from work. He'd hurl the ball as high as he could into the fading sunlight, not caring what obstacles I had to avoid… a nasty hill, large rocks, etc. This is why I patrolled the outfield for most of my playing days. I could catch anything that came my way. Catching one foul ball behind the plate would be my gift.
I had told the ump after I returned that wanted to get one so bad. Very encouragingly, he told me I would.
Later in the game, another one skyrockets above me. I can hear it was hit very well, so I may have time to get my bearings, locate the ball, and catch it. I threw off my mask and spun around two full turns. I may have even added another half. I could not find the ball. All I can hear is people yelling, "up! up! up!" Where the hell was it? It's clearly in range.
With my back to the mound, the ball dropped a couple feet in front of me. How did I miss this? Usually, when a foul ball is hit, it travels upwards. I was not looking that way. For some reason, I kept my head straight ahead.
As the inning ended, I strolled back to the dugout and found my coach, Mike Lieberthal smiling and laughing, all while shaking his head is utter disbelief. He didn't have to say anything. But he did. He just kept asking why I wasn't looking up. I could not give a valid reason. As if that wasn't bad enough, while I was taking off my gear, Bob Boone, who was making his way to coach first base, took a detour and heading towards my direction. With a huge smile on his face, he reached out and put a hand on my shoulder. I immediately started to laugh because I knew what was coming. "The first rule in catching is to always look up when there is a foul ball. You'll never go wrong if you follow that." Two of the greatest, longest-tenured catchers in Phillies history. Gold Glove winners. All-Stars. In the space of one minute, I was teased about my catching "skills" by both men. My game-winnng double the day before was definitely my top highlight of the Camp so far. This may have just tied it.
The game moved along. We were ahead, but it was still tight.
Steely Dave was pitching a great game. As another pitch arrived, another foul ball was hit. Third time was a charm. There it was, easy as pie. My first foul ball. Absolutely satisfying.
Surprisingly, I would quickly forget about that one.
Another inning passed. Another pop foul. This time, hugging the third base line. I immediately spotted and locked in on the ball. As I got closer, I heard my teammates yelling "Dave! Dave!" I knew right then that Steely Dave was also hurdling towards the ball. I never took my eyes off the prize, but I heard his footsteps. I knew this could be disastrous. The ball was Earthbound. My arm was stretched out, and my glove was open, getting ready to catch the ball. Just as it was about to land, I see out of the corner of my eye, Steely Dave, diving headfirst at my feet, as to avoid the full-on collision. I toppled over him, on to my back, forming a lumpy pile of humanity. I quickly looked in to my glove. Just like something out of Bad News Bears, I gazed in awe and what just happened. I caught it. I raised up my glove to show the ump.
I returned to the plate, the ump waiting for me with a congratulatory fist bump. OK, that just topped everything.
We took our turns at the plate and broke through the wall. We plated run after run. I even found myself working a walk, finally improving my On Base Percentage. It was over.
This was, without a doubt, our most impressive win. Every single player contributed. Stock and Lieby admitted that this was the toughest game ball decision they had to make, so they gave more than one. Steely Dave got one for his stellar pitching performance. As for the hitting star, it could have been anyone… well, except me. But this time, it went to Ed Keith. We all thought poor Ed was going to be sidelined after hurting his hamstring in the very first game, but he roughed it out every single game. He was playing come hell or high water. This game, he came through with a couple huge, run-scoring hits. Everyone agreed on that one. Ah, but then Lieby added one more. There would be a ball given for the "defensive play of the game".
Two in a row.
Dad, this one has your name all over it. Thank you.
It was back to clubhouse before lunch. Like I said before, I'm not a catcher. I'm used to big gloves to help catch fly balls in the outfield, not beefy, stout catcher's mitts. My left hand begged me for a little relief. I made my first trip to the trainer's room. I walked in and saw Sam, laying on the table getting his ankle wrapped. During our game, he got caught in a rundown between second and third base. He slid awkwardly towards third, and it took him some time to finally get on his feet. He finished the game, and the rest of the Camp, but that ankle swelled up like a San Francisco Giants outfielder's head. I got my hand wrapped up and numbed it with ice. I took a photo of him on the table. He returned the favor.
While in the clubhouse, we learned that the 3-0 Clippers were upset in their morning game, which meant there was a three-way tie for first place. We would be in the running for the Championship Game! Ah, but all hopes were quickly dashed as the tie-breaker would be determined by runs allowed. That 17-run debacle the day before would be our undoing. We would be playing for third place. Even though we gave up a lot of runs, we also scored the most runs out of any team in the Camp. So basically we were a classic American League team.
So our last game would be purely for fun. Of course ALL the games are fun, but this had no pressure involved. We could take it relatively easy and be ready and healthy for the big three-inning matchup against the Legends tomorrow. However, this game did have a little something "extra" to it. We would be facing the Sky Chiefs, coached by Greg Luzinski and Terry Harmon. What was so special about a fourth place team? This team featured former Philadelphia Eagle, Ike Reese.
We headed over to Richie Ashburn field for our last regular game of the Camp.
The guys got warmed up. We were loose and relaxed. Let's have fun.
Dave Mongeluzi took the mound and my platoon-mate, Howie Cutler, assumed catching duties. The first batter Dave faced was none other that Ike Reese.
Ike hit a slow dribbler down the first base line. Pretty much everyone in the Camp would have be thrown out in that situation. However, Ike is a professional athlete. I think he got to first base in about seven steps. Everyone on the bench just "oohed" and "awed". There ain't nothing you can do about that.
To be completely and totally honest, I really don't remember too many specifics about the game. I know we lost, but I don't even remember the score. I was having too much fun talking with my teammates and our roving cheering section, which included Dave and Jim Roberto's children.
David (Dave's son) had been recruited to be our new batboy, after Joe Stackhouse left the Camp early to attend a special award ceremony for his son, thus leaving an open position. After my first at-bat which resulted in a strike out, he approached me, and with the manners of the politest young man, started giving me pointers about what I was doing wrong. He told me he was working with a hitting coach back home and remembered a lot of his advice. David told me to stand further up in the plate. My positioning in the back was causing me to swing late. I listened very attentively and told him if I got on base next time, he was getting a special mention in my diary.
OK, he was going to be mentioned anyway, but I had to sweeten the deal somehow.
My next at bat, I got up there and gave him a special look after I took my position in front of the plate. Wouldn't you know it, I was making contact, hitting foul ball after foul ball. I got the count to 3-2 and ripped a grounder that was misplayed by the third baseman. Sure, it was an E5, but I had a fantastic at bat. I got to first and immediately pointed my finger at David. I gave him a huge smile and nod of my head. He returned the gesture. Best. Bat Boy. Ever.
I was eventually sent in to play centerfield for a couple innings. After a couple hard hit line drives came my way, and a putout, Ike Reese stepped up to the plate. He hadn't hit the ball hard all game, but he had the power to put a ride in to one. He also was pulling the ball, so I shaded him to right and took a few extra steps back. Well, wouldn't you know it, he hits a long gapper between the leftfielder, John Ashcom, and I. Our scouting report had too small of a sample size apparently. I tracked the ball down and by the time I squared myself to throw to the cut-off man, he was already a good 3-4 steps to third base. I did mention he was fast.
The throw was made to third to nab him, but it skipped under the glove, and Ike made his move, sliding into home for a "Little League home run". Or, you can hear it from him yourself. Yes, that centerfielder he speaks of is me.
Well, the outcome didn't quite favor us, but we became a small footnote to a funny story.
The best part of this particular game though, and the whole Camp for that matter, was watching the interactions of all the fathers with their children. This Camp would soon be over and to watch everyone in the final hours of this experience was touching. Steely Dave and his dad Phil… cheering each other on, giving words of encouragement in-between innings. Rick… beaming like the proud father he is of his son. Howie… thrilled to be sharing this trip with his dad, whom he clearly loves with all his heart. I recall Rick greeting Howie at the dugout after he provided a clutch, run-scoring hit, and gave him a hug and kiss on the cheek. Dave, Jim, and Joe… playing quick games of catch with their wonderful and lovely children right after the conclusion of every single game.
This is more than a fancy trip to play baseball. This is about family. This is about fathers playing catch with their sons when there is no more light to the day. This is what I wanted for my father and I, but never had the chance to do so… but nothing made me happier than to watch others around me relish in the joy of this Camp and their family. That's what this is all about.
Tonight was the awards banquet, complete with a cocktail hour outside by the tiki bar. This more than made up for the cancelled outdoor luau from the first night.
The weather was gorgeous this night. Couldn't we just stay outside and receive the awards here? I really didn't need to go back inside.
As Sam and I made our way up to the bar, we noticed a very familiar face hanging out, signing autographs, and taking pictures with folks. Darren Daulton, the longtime Phillie catcher and member of the famous '93 Macho Row, had made an appearance. His Hawaiian shirt and deep… deep tan, were unmistakable. I snapped a picture of him with fellow Driller teammate, Paul Kirsch.
We made our way back in to the hotel ballroom for the banquet. Like last year, the table were adorned with the jerseys of our team.
Team MVP's were first given out. And the award for best Driller goes to… Steely Dave! Our own personal Mark Fidrych, circa 1976, had taken home the prize. His solid pitching on the mound and smooth stroke at the plate made him very worthy of the award. In a very kind gesture, he returned to our tables and thanked every single one of us, saying if it wasn't for us, he wouldn't have received it. He said he would loved to chop up the award into 12 individual pieces and mail them to us.
I think my teammates can say, without a doubt, this actually may happen. Dave, you just keep it buddy, you deserved it!
Here is Dave with his proud father and rock at second base, Phil.
The banquet was filled with wonderful moments, including John Kruk receiving a plaque commemorating him for his work with Iraq War veterans. Truly touching.
The Maje McDonnell Award was given to Camper Craig Gerhart. I'm going to save this fellow for my next diary entry…
The banquet ended with a fantastically-produced montage of photos from Camp and hilarious shorts featuring the Legends. I must say, this presentation far exceeded the one shown at last year's dinner. That ended the banquet on a very high note. So why stop the flow?
Off to the hotel bar for one final night of imbibing and saying goodbye.
Tomorrow will be the best.
You can read about Day Four from last year's Phillies Phantasy Camp here and here.
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Ryan Lochte, Alex Morgan & More Athletes Recreate Classic Album Covers For ESPN The Magazine
Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte recreated the cover art for Nirvana's classic "Nevermind" album for the new Music Issue of ESPN The Magazine. Sorry ladies, unlike the naked baby on the original album cover, Ryan's got his swimsuit on.
The gold medalist is one of several athletes who recreated classic album covers, including U.S. women's soccer star Alex Morgan as Katy Perry on the cover of her "One Of The Boys" album, Olympic gold medal sprinter Allyson Felix as Beyonce on the singer's "Dangerously In Love" album, NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson as Bob Dylan from "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan' and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman doing his best Michael Jackson impression on the latter's "Thriller" and "Off The Wall" album covers (see them all at ESPN.com).
See all the photos, including behind-the-scenes shots, at ESPN.com. The Music Issue of ESPN The Magazine hits newsstands on Friday, Feb. 8.


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3 Things You Should Know About Small Business: Nov. 16
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- What's happening in small business today?
1. Six ways to prepare for Small Business Saturday. Are you prepared to take advantage of this year's Small Business Saturday, set for Nov. 24? An article in BusinessNewsDaily offers insurance-themed suggestions from Travelers (TRV) on how to best ensure small businesses get the most out of the day. Here are a few:
Ensure that proper inventory hits your shelves and anticipate potential problems to supply chains or business interruption .
The holiday season means increased sales and seasonal workers. Make sure all workers are adequately covered in case of liability issues such as if they're driving company-owned vehicles or handle sensitive materials, the article says.
Protect your merchandise. "It's critical that business owners know their inventory levels throughout the year, but especially so during the holidays, when it's likely that more stock is needed in order to meet sales demands. Savvy business owners recognize that they need to insure their inventory based on peak levels, not on a standard or average," the article says.
2. More small businesses are planning to award employee bonuses this holiday season. According to the 2012 American Express (AXP) OPEN Small Business Holiday Monitor, 35% (up from 29% last year) will be giving staff end-of-year bonuses, with a quarter of those respondents giving larger bonuses compared to last year.
On average, employees can expect to receive a 9% bonus this year, the survey found.
Among other findings, about 40% say they will be throwing a holiday party, up from 35% last year, while 57% say they will be donating to charity this holiday season.
Despite the current economic climate, 51% of small-business owners will be giving their clients/customers gifts this holiday season, up from 43% last year, with the average budget for these holiday gifts up 16% to $958, the survey says.
The survey was conducted via phone from Oct. 11-25 to a random sample of 501 small-business owners or managers of companies with fewer than 100 employees.
3. Keep your employees happy and promote "intrapreneurship." How can a Gen Y founder keep his or her Gen Y and Gen X talent happy and trust that they won't leave to work at a bigger company? Under30CEO cites 14 suggestions from the Young Entrepreneur Council , a nonprofit organization comprised of the world's most promising young entrepreneurs, such as allowing for flexible schedules all the time so long as deadlines are met.
Some companies are allowing for a culture of "sidepreneurship," where employees are allowed to have ventures they run on the side. Others are emphasizing innovation within the company.
There are other ways to keep young employees satisfied too, such as keeping the line of communication open about how they're doing both personally and professionally.


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Active Directory Cookbook
Editor's note: Active Directory Cookbook contains hundreds of step-by-step solutions for common and uncommon problems system administrators encounter with Active Directory. To provide a sense of the kind of examples you'll find in the book, we present two sample recipes: the first from Chapter 3, "Domain Controllers, Global Catalogs, and FSMOs" and the second from Chapter 6, "Users."
You want to find the domain controllers that are acting as one of the FSMO roles.
For the Schema Master:
For the Domain Naming Master:
For the PDC Emulator, RID Master, and Infrastructure Master:
In the following command, you can leave out the
<DomainDNSName> option to query the domain you are currently
logged on.
> netdom query fsmo /Domain:<DomainDNSName>
For some reason, this command returns a "The parameter is incorrect"
error on Windows Server 2003. Until that is resolved, you can use the
server command shown here, where <Role>
can be
> dsquery server -hasfsmo <Role>
' This code prints the FSMO role owners for the specified domain.
strDomain = "<DomainDNSName>" ' e.g. emea.rallencorp.com
set objRootDSE = GetObject("LDAP://" & strDomain & "/RootDSE")
strDomainDN = objRootDSE.Get("defaultNamingContext")
strSchemaDN = objRootDSE.Get("schemaNamingContext")
strConfigDN = objRootDSE.Get("configurationNamingContext")
' PDC Emulator
set objPDCFsmo = GetObject("LDAP://" & strDomainDN)
Wscript.Echo "PDC Emulator: " & objPDCFsmo.fsmoroleowner
' RID Master
set objRIDFsmo = GetObject("LDAP://cn=RID Manager$,cn=system," _
& strDomainDN)
Wscript.Echo "RID Master: " & objRIDFsmo.fsmoroleowner
' Schema Master
set objSchemaFsmo = GetObject("LDAP://" & strSchemaDN)
Wscript.Echo "Schema Master: " & objSchemaFsmo.fsmoroleowner
' Infrastructure Master
set objInfraFsmo = GetObject("LDAP://cn=Infrastructure," _
& strDomainDN)
Wscript.Echo "Infrastructure Master: " & objInfraFsmo.fsmoroleowner
' Domain Naming Master
set objDNFsmo = GetObject("LDAP://cn=Partitions," & strConfigDN)
Wscript.Echo "Domain Naming Master: " & objDNFsmo.fsmoroleowner
Several Active Directory operations are sensitive, such as updating the schema, and therefore, need to be done on a single domain controller. Active Directory cannot guarantee the proper evaluation of these functions in a situation where they may be invoked from more than one DC. The FSMO mechanism is used to limit these functions to a single DC.
There are five designated FSMO roles that correspond to these sensitive
functions. A FSMO role can apply either to an entire forest or to a
specific domain. Each role is stored in the
attribute on various objects in Active Directory depending on the role.
3-4 contains a list of FSMO roles.
|fSMORoleOwner Location
|Domain or Forest-wide?
|Processes schema updates
|Domain Naming
|Processes the addition, removal, and renaming of domains
|Maintains references to objects in other domains
|Handles RID pool allocation for the domain controllers in a domain
|CN=Rid Manager$, CN=System,<DomainDN>
|PDC Emulator
|Acts as the Windows NT master browser and also as the PDC for downlevel clients and Backup Domain Controllers (BDCs)
If you want to get the DNS name for each FSMO, you'll need to get the
parent object of the
nTDSDSA object and use the
attribute, similar to "Finding the Domain Controllers for a Domain."
The code for getting the Schema Master could be changed to the following
to retrieve the DNS name of the DC:
set objSchemaFsmo = GetObject("LDAP://cn=Schema,cn=Configuration," _
& strForestDN)
set objSchemaFsmoNTDS = GetObject("LDAP://" & objSchemaFsmo.fsmoroleowner)
set objSchemaFsmoServer = GetObject(objSchemaFsmoNTDS.Parent)
Wscript.Echo "Schema Master: " & objSchemaFsmoServer.Get("dNSHostName")
MS KB 197132 (Windows 2000 Active Directory FSMO Roles), MS KB 223346 (FSMO Placement and Optimization on Windows 2000 Domain Controllers), MS KB 234790 (HOW TO: Find Servers That Hold Flexible Single Master Operations Roles), and MS KB 324801 (HOW TO: View and Transfer FSMO Roles in Windows Server 2003)
TIP: This recipe requires the Windows Server 2003 forest functional level.
You want to determine the last time a user logged into a domain.
If you install the AcctInfo.dll extension to Active Directory Users and Computers, you can view the last logon timestamp.
TIP: AcctInfo.dll can be downloaded from the Microsoft download site:
' This code prints the last logon timestamp for a user.
strUserDN = "<UserDN>" ' e.g. cn=rallen,ou=Sales,dc=rallencorp,dc=com
set objUser = GetObject("LDAP://" & strUserDN)
set objLogon = objUser.Get("lastLogonTimestamp")
intLogonTime = objLogon.HighPart * (2^32) + objLogon.LowPart
intLogonTime = intLogonTime / (60 * 10000000)
intLogonTime = intLogonTime / 1440
WScript.Echo "Approx last logon timestamp: " & intLogonTime + #1/1/1601#
Trying to determine when a user last logged on has always been a challenge
in the Microsoft NOS environment. In Windows NT, you could retrieve
a user's last logon timestamp from a PDC or BDC, but this timestamp
was the last time the user logged on to the PDC or BDC. That means in
order to determine the actual last logon, you'd have to query every
domain controller in the domain. In large environments, this wasn't
practical. With Windows 2000 Active Directory, things did not improve
much. A
lastLogon attribute is used to store the last logon
timestamp, but unfortunately, this attribute isn't replicated. So again,
to get an accurate picture, you'd have to query every domain controller
in the domain for the user's last logon attribute and keep track of
the most recent one.
Now with Windows Server 2003, we finally have a viable solution. A new
attribute was added to the schema for
user objects called
lastLogonTimestamp. This attribute is similar to the
attribute that was available previously, with two distinct differences.
First, and most importantly, this attribute is replicated. That means
when a user logs in, the
lastLogonTimestamp attribute will
get populated and then replicate to all domain controllers in the domain.
The second difference is that since
lastLogonTimestamp is
replicated, special safeguards needed to be put in place so that users
that logged in repeatedly over a short period of time did not cause
unnecessary replication traffic. For this reason, the
is updated only if the last update occurred a week or more ago. This
means that the
lastLogonTimestamp attribute could be up
to a week off in terms of accuracy with a user's actual last logon.
Ultimately, this shouldn't be a problem for most situations because
lastLogonTimestamp is intended to address the common problem
where administrators want to run a query and determine which users have
not logged in over the past month or more.
"Finding Users Who Have Not Logged On Recently."
Be sure to check back to this space in two weeks for more recipes from Active Directory Cookbook on modifying an attribute for several users at once and viewing the nested members of a group.
Robbie Allen is the coauthor of Active Directory, 2nd Edition and the author of the Active Directory Cookbook.
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I recently completed my fifth academic year at Dordt College serving as head men's basketball coach and instructor in the Health & Human Performance Department. Prior to Dordt College, I was involved in secondary education at Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn (IA), Chicago Christian (IL), and Waukee (IA). In addition to coaching basketball at each stop, I also taught classes in social studies and physical education as well as serving as assistant principal at Chicago Christian high school. During this span, I completed my Master's Degree in Education Administration at Governor's State University in University Park, Illinois.
Since joining the Dordt College community in June 2009, I have taught HHP 207 - Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries - while also adding assistant athletic director to my title in 2013. On the hardwood, the Defender men's basketball teams have enjoyed the opportunity to compete in the NAIA national tournament in 2012. 2013, 2014. In each of those years, the squad has also captured Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) regular season or conference tournament championships. Speaking at regional civic functions, high school graduations and area churches are off-campus engagements that also occupy my schedule.


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Tuesday turned out to be anything but your average night for local basketball games.
One game was stopped and another was moved to a different gym because the unusually warm January weather caused condensation problems.
Another game had to delay its start because of an exuberant crowd and the pregame whiteout ritual with talcum powder.
Basically, there was no harm, no foul, but it made for a slightly strange night.
McHenry defeated Marian Central, 52-45, in girls basketball in a game played in two gyms. The first half was played in Marian's main gym, but condensation from a box near the ceiling caused water to drip in two spots on the floor.
At halftime, administrators decided to move the game to Marian's old gym next door.
"We had to keep wiping it up, so we just moved it at halftime," Hurricanes athletic director Mike McGovern said. "You have to be flexible. I'm trying to get some outdoor courts."
McGovern said the maintenance staff was investigating what caused the dripping, although the 60-degree temperatures had something to do with it, which is something they may not face again this winter.
Faith Lutheran's boys basketball team lost to Westminster Christian, 35-18, in a game that was called at halftime. The Saints play their home games at Immanuel Lutheran Elementary School and condensation was building up on the floor.
"We think it had a lot to do with the humidity," Faith AD Drew Potthoff said. "The floor's on a concrete slab and water started beading up. It's not our building, so we couldn't adjust anything."
In the Crystal Lake Central at Woodstock boys basketball game, the start was delayed when the whiteout before the game left the floor of James M. Shipley Memorial Gymnasium with too much residue from the talcum powder.
For about 5 minutes, the floor was wiped up so it was safe for the players and officials.
"Crystal Lake Central and us are great friends," Woodstock AD Glen Wilson said. "We wanted to ensure the safest environment for both teams. We will not embark on that again."
This is not meant to pick on Blue Streaks' fans, who have been excellent supporting a team having its best season since 2001. Woodstock's cheering section at Central earlier this month was huge and loud, and the Streaks knocked off Central, 54-53. They also have adopted a nice postgame tradition of lining up on the court and having the players walk by and shake hands.
Whiteouts are the latest rage at sporting events, so the Streaks' fans were not really acting out against anyone. Both sides handled the situation well, and the tipoff was just a few minutes late.
The first three quarters provided great drama and a tied score, but Central took over in the fourth and exacted its revenge, 54-38.
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WHITE RIVER JCT. — The Hurricane Hill 5k/10k Trail Run will take place on Saturday, Sept. 13to benefit the Friends of Hartford Track, a non-profit organization. Parking and registration will take place at the Upper Valley Aquatic Centerlocated at 100 Arboretum Lane in White River Jct.
All participants will receive a 50 percent coupon for day passes to the Upper Valley Aquatic Center during race weekend.
Pre-register until Friday, Sept. 12at www.runreg.com/hurricane-hill-5k10k
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The 5K is for runners, walkers, families and youth; the 10K is for runners only and is the official race for the series. The race is a .75-mile walk from UVAC. A shuttle bus will be provided.
The cost is $20 if registered by Sept. 12 or $25 on race day (youth — 13 to 17 years — is $15 by Sept. 12 and or $20 on race day). There is no fee for runners 12 and under.
All pre-registered participants will receive an official T-shirt.
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This event is a joint effort between VARA and Cochran's.
It is a program put together for the VARA membership and is also open to other states memberships. This is a great opportunity for young ski racers and coaches to experience a day of fun dryland conditioning with some of this country's top ski racers.
The event will be run by 2013 World Championship Team member, Robby Kelley, US National Champion & Olympian Jimmy Cochran, NCAA Slalom Champion Timmy Kelley, current members of the UVM Ski Team and college coaches. The clinic is open to all ski racers and coaches.
The check-in will begin at noon.
From 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. the clinic will be conducted by Robby Kelley, Timmy Kelley, Cochran, and University of Vermont Ski Team members. Attendees will be introduced to a variety of dryland workout sessions and will have the opportunity to challenge themselves on three US Ski Team fitness tests (vertical jump, broad jump and pull-ups).
At 1 p.m. there will be a tuning clinic.
At 3:30 p.m. USST Racers and UVM Racers will signautographs.
There will be a silent auction and barbeque at 3:30 p.m.
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I have to agree with Red, this poll deserves to be inserted anally sans lube
in your sandy vageen, senor loco ochos.
btw, Red's current sig is a thing of beauty. almost as great as each and every C8's GT's.
let's keep the polls and the commentary on the positive, and allow the kinks to be worked out,
and don't forget, Knicks are playing without SHAT, SHUMP, and most games with little to no Gumby.
this team is like a fantasy league with key players injured, only to erupt to full potential in the new year,
when it counts.
Wood Son needs to get Knicks watching film of 6-0 start, watching ball movement, selflessness,
getting the trueMelo, Feltip and Junior Swish back into swing of things, rather than being
hero-wannabes. even Pablo Prig was better as a distributor only, until coach Son asked him to start shooting.
Knicks need perimeter D to step up and in-the-paint D to stop up Bucks' Jennings, Dungleavy and Montana Ellis.
let's hope Brewer's feeling OK, Sheed gets back to being a post up player, Novak gets benched if he's not hitting,
and Melo,JR and Felt look to distribute first and foremost. if captain Kiddo and the Prigger are doing what
they did at beginning of season, Feltip won't feel need to hero out.
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Okay , I really need some advice and support.:cry
I know I should consult a LC but the only one I know of in this area charges. Right now that won't fit into my families tight budget. So......here I go. My Dd is four months. It took us awhile to get the hang of bf at first,but the last two months we were in sync.
Now she's started doing things that are confusing to me.
Dd has been occasionally pinching the side she feeds from for the last couple weeks. Today she clamped down (if she had teeth it would be considered biting) really hard while we were finishing up her feeding. When she did it she was sort of playing and smiling. It hurt really bad.
She complains during(whines) during her feeding if I start feeding later then our usual time, or if she is over tired. She twist and turns and at times seems to be playing.
After she clamped down today I ended the feeding. She had been feeding for quite some time. So I didn't worry if she had gotten enough.My breast still felt full. I tried expressing milk, they still had enough in them to leak and spray. So my question is what is going on is she bored with bf ? is that why she is playing while bf? or is she frustrated? If anyone knows what is going on please help.


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All of these beautiful animals need loving homes, they have all been rescued through our Elders on the Edge Pet Fund at the Vickers House, please help us spread the word! They are all currently at El Cid Animal Clinic in West Palm Beach, and are healthy, up to date with all of their shots!
For information call LELA JORDAN 561 804-4975.
Homeless Family gave up their two beloved Cats--The girl is LILY (White with gray specs) and the boy is REE. They are 5 years old spayed and neutered, have all immunizations and are healthy. The homeless family abandoned them at El Cid Animal Clinic. They are very beautiful and very sweet.
FOX is a 6 months old, neutered male; Blood work all good, extremely healthy, no heart worms, all shots included, and will be put on heartworm preventative. He is Extremely SWEET, constantly loving and kissing, wants to play with all the dogs in the kennel, goes up and kisses all of them! Very small 21.8 lbs. the vet thinks he will not get much bigger! Looks like a small German shepherd, has very big ears, and long tail! He is already house broken! This puppy was surrendered by elderly homeless man. He would be perfect for a young active family!
SCOOTER & SWEET PEA: They were surrendered by an indigent elderly client. Both kittens had mange but now are extremely healthy and playful, they need forever homes. Sweet Pea is 12 weeks old, spayed female and Scooter is also 12 weeks old neutered male. They can go together or separate. You can meet them at El Cid Animal Clinic at 3006 South Dixie Highway in West Palm Beach or you can call Lela Jordan at the Vickers House 804-4975.
SPOOKY: Rescued on Friday the 13th; she is about 8 months old, very sweet, wants to be petted continually! She definitely has found her voice. She has very long legs, long tale and long neck; she looks very oriental! She has been spayed, is negative for leukemia & aids, she received a clean bill of health, and all shots have been provided!


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Ian is happy to be back in the the Inland Northwest after three years away. Before joining the KXLY news team, Ian worked as a Reporter in Southern Utah, Central Texas, and Yakima. Ian also interned for KXLY in Spokane in 2008 and in the sports department for KING 5 in Seattle.
He has already been fortunate to cover a wide variety of topics in his short career; from the USA basketball team in Las Vegas, to a story about strangers who handed out $100 bills at a local thrift store, to gathering reaction from neighbors of the Dallas terrorist suspect.
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Saugerties man dies in fall from roof
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On Sunday, June 17, 2012 at approximately 6:08 am, Ulster County 911 received a report of an unresponsive person in the parking lot of 265 Main Street, Saugerties, NY.
A joint investigation conducted by the New York State Police, town of Saugerties Police Department and the Ulster County Sheriff's Office determined that Donald E. Briggs, 27, of Saugerties, NY, had fallen from the roof of 265 Main Street and suffered fatal injuries. No signs of a struggle or apparent foul play were noted and all information obtained points to an accidental death.
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Hello all. I am new to this forum and I am glad I found it and I am hoping that I can get some advice.
I am currently breastfeeding my 3rd child, Wyatt. I breastfed his old brother Noah for 1 year. This time around I am having some more difficulties. Wyatt is 7 weeks old tomorrow. Right now my nipples are red and sore and cracked, and even dry and flaky looking. They have been like this for a couple of weeks and I am almost certain that the majority of my problem lays in him latching on. I just cant get him to really open his mouth wide, so I know that he isnt taking in enough of my areola. Any advice on how to get my little man to open wide? Also, could there be another underlying issue that I am missing? I did treat us for thrush, but I really dont think that was the issue. He didnt have sores in his mouth, but his tongue was white all over, rather than just near the back.
I should also add, that he was in the hospital for RSV and was on antibiotics for 48 hrs straight. Every since we got home he has been so fussy. I am just not sure what is going on. Now he is eating NON stop, this is a growth spurt right? He is about that age I think.
Another quick question.......I think that I am getting more stressed this time around. I think the main reason is that Noah is 2-1/2 and when I breastfed him his older sister was 7 and less demanding than he is now. Any tips on how I can balance all of this?
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Say no to mergerFebruary 27,2013
Say no to merger
I have lived in Northfield for nearly 20 years and served as a Village Trustee for the last three years. I want to thank the merger committee for their hard work and diligence to move this worthy project forward. I support the concept of merger but not the merger document that will be voted on at town meeting.
The current Village charter is a strong and important document that protects the interests of the rate payers of the utilities. Currently, the utilities are overseen by an elected Board of Trustees. Under the proposed merger document, an appointed commission, not autonomous from the select board would oversee the utilities.
If merger were to occur, the utility users would become minority voters in the combined town/village. Without an autonomous commission I believe several major projects including a sewer line extension down Route 12A to protect our water source would not be a priority within the combined municipality.
Town and village residents benefit from the Village owned and financially well run utilities. Users of the water/sewer systems currently vote to make important decisions regarding upgrades, expansion and protection of the systems. Merger as proposed would dilute their power to control these decisions.
Please join me in voting no on the proposed merger.
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Blatant pro-alternative medicine propaganda in The Atlantic
Some of my fellow Science-Based Medicine (SBM) bloggers and I have been wondering lately what's up with The Atlantic. It used to be one of my favorite magazines, so much so that I subscribed to it for roughly 25 years (and before that I used to read my mother's copy). In general I enjoyed its mix of politics, culture, science, and other topics. Unfortunately, my opinion changed back in the fall of 2009, when, on the rising crest of the H1N1 pandemic, The Atlantic published what can only be described as an terrible bit of journalism lionizing the "brave maverick doctor" Tom Jefferson of the Cochrane Collaboration. The article, written by Shannon Brownlee and Jeanne Lenzer, argued, in essence, that vaccinating against H1N1 at the time was a horrendous waste of time and effort because the vaccine didn't work. So bad was the cherry picking of data and framing of the issue as a narrative that consisted primarily of the classic lazy journalistic device of a "lone maverick" against the entire medical establishment that it earned the lovely sarcasm of our very own Mark Crislip, who wrote a complete annotated rebuttal, while I referred to the methodology presented in the article as "methodolatry." Even public health epidemiologist Revere (who is, alas, no longer blogging but in his day provided a very balanced, science-based perspective on vaccination for influenza, complete with its shortcomings) was most definitely not pleased.
I let my subscription to The Atlantic lapse and have not to this day renewed it.
Be that as it may, last year The Atlantic published an article that wasn't nearly as bad as the H1N1 piece but was nonetheless pretty darned annoying to us at SBM. Entitled Lies, Damned Lies, and Medical Science, by David Freedman, it was an article lionizing John Ioannidis (whom I, too, greatly admire) while largely missing the point of his work, turning it into an argument for why we shouldn't believe most medical science. Now, Freedman's back again, this time with a much, much, much worse story in The Atlantic in the July/August 2011 issue under the heading "Ideas" and entitled The Triumph of New Age Medicine, complete with a picture of a doctor in a lab coat in the lotus position. It appears to be the logical follow up to Freedman's article about Ioannidis in that Freedman apparently seems to think that, if we can't trust medical science, then there's no reason why we shouldn't embrace medical pseudoscience.
Basically, the whole idea behind the article appears to be that, even if most of alternative medicine is quackery (which it is, by the way, as we've documented ad nauseam on this very blog), it's making patients better because of placebo effects and because its practitioners take the time to talk to patients and doctors do not. In other words, Freedman's thesis appears to be a massive "What's the harm?" argument coupled with a false dichotomy; that is, if real doctors don't have the time to listen to patients and provide the human touch, then let's let the quacks do it. Tacked on to that bad idea is a massive argumentum ad populum portraying alternative medicine as the wave of the future, in contrast to what Freedman calls the "failure" of conventional medicine.
Let's dig in, shall we? I'll start with the article itself, after which I'll examine a few of the responses. I'll also note that our very own Steve Novella, who was interviewed for Freedman's article, has written a response to Freedman's article that is very much worth reading as well.


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Guest Post ~ African youth literature: what visibility on the international market? by Mariette RobbesMonday, May 20th, 2013
Mariette Robbes is a volunteer with the International Alliance of Independent Publishers, following an internship with the organisation in 2011. She holds a Masters in the"World of the Book" (Aix-en-Provence University), for which she specialized in children's book publishing in India; and she has just completed three months with the International Youth Library in Munich, pursuing her research into the history of youth publishing in India. Mariette is also working concurrently on several textile and graphic creation projects.
At this year's Bologna Book Fair, the International Alliance of Independent Publishers ran a workshop with African children's book publishers (from Mali, Guinea, Togo, Senegal, Rwanda, Madagascar and Benin) and a Brazilian publisher specialized in the Afro-Brazilian culture. We are delighted to welcome Mariette to PaperTigers with an article about the workshop and some of the issues discussed, and in which she highlights some of the challenges facing these small, independent publishers.
~ African Youth Literature: What Visibility in the International Market? ~
A reflection on multiculturalism, African children's literature
and the international market place.
Children's books publishing, in expansion in many regions in the world, is particularly strategic in countries where publishing is emergent – it is indeed through youth literature that tomorrow's readership is formed. While catering for their local readership, publishers in Africa also wish to be known internationally and to have business with publishers from others countries. Their participation at some public book fairs in the North, for instance the Montreuil Children's Book Fair (the biggest French children's book fair) shows the existence of a readership on the Northern markets. However, publishers from African countries still participate very little in the global exchange of rights that animates the publishing world – and which is the core of international events like the Bologna or Frankfurt Book Fairs.
This question of visibility and intercultural exchange is quite complex and not specific to African children's literature, as Gita Wolf – from the Indian publishing house Tara Books – underlines in her book Picturing Words & Reading Pictures (Tara Books, Chennai, 1997):
"Whether rights are bought for books from India or Africa also depends largely on current political climates. What should children in Europe or North America be reading? Are multicultural books exotic, or are they necessary? As in other industries like fashion, countries like India can be 'in' one season and 'out' the next."
Those topics were the main subject of exchanges in a two-day workshop that saw eight independent publishers from different African countries and Brazil share their experiences and think of innovative solutions that would help them to be more visible at international book fairs, in order to promote their publishing houses worldwide.
Publishers present were:
Paulin Assem – Ago editions (Togo)
Agnès and Peter Gyr Ukunda – Bakame (Rwanda)
Antoinette Correa – BLD (Senegal)
Sékou Fofana – Editions Donniya (Mali)
Aliou Sow – Ganndal (Republic of Guinea)
Marie Michèle Razafintsalama – Jeunes Malgaches (Madagascar)
Cristina and Mariana Warth – Pallas editora (Brazil)
Cendra Gbado Batossi and Pierre Gbado – Ruisseaux d'Afrique (Benin)
All these publishers come from very different countries and backgrounds, and publish a wide array of books; from poetry to comics, to picture books and young adult literature. Their readerships are different, as well as the government policies supporting the development of book industries in their own countries. In this sense, all the publishers had different stories to share when it comes to marketing their books in the global market.
During the two days of the workshop, intense discussion took place between publishers, sharing their own experiences of the international marketplace: for example, Marie Michèle Razafintsalama from the publishing house Jeunes Malgaches (Madagascar) related her experience of buying the rights of The Little Prince by Saint-Exupéry to translate it into a bilingual Malagasy and French edition Ilay Andriandahy Kely; while Cristina and Mariana Warth from Pallas Editora (Brazil) explained their preparation process for the Fair, beginning months in advance.
Though it is well noted that the invitation program of Bologna Book Fair is a great opportunity because it allows publishers to attend, it is not sufficient in itself for creating a convincingly visible presence at the Fair. On this point, a presentation by Hannele Legras, Literary Agent from Hannele and Associates agency, was very helpful. She gave an introduction to foreign rights management, practices of the profession, a panorama of international markets, and a lot of tips and advice that publishers were eager to try.
The workshop was also the place for publishers to express their views on the difference between their local readerships' tastes, expectations and purchasing power, and what can be seen in the Western marketplace. Do publishers need to adapt their books in order to market them internationally? What are the market standards in other emerging markets i.e China, Brazil, Mexico, etc? How might they differ from the Western standards, thus creating not one standard for publishing, but many different business models?
In the coming months and as a follow-up to the workshop, the Alliance will produce a small guide which will summarise all the ideas shared by publishers and the different speakers at the workshop.
The workshop also allowed publishers, who do not often have the opportunity to meet up, to exchange projects, books and ideas among themselves. Watch out for new projects and collaborations coming soon!
N.B. This workshop took place in the context of the International Assembly of Independent Publishers (more information here), and thanks to a partnership with the Bologna Book Fair to engage in reflection about the visibility of African independent publishers in international book fairs and rights events.


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The enlarged edition became available for sale during Cornerstone Week May 16-21, which marked North Central's official kickoff to the celebration of its Sesquicentennial during 2011-2012.
Savage's book originally was published in 2003 and contained 96 pages of photographs compiled over 12 years. The new edition features the original pages as well as an additional 36 pages of photographs that reflect the many changes to campus since 2003. Some of the new photos were captured during a photo shoot from a chartered helicopter in fall 2010.
"I've been in a unique position to witness how the campus has evolved over the past 20 years," he says. "But even with buildings that have been there, you always see them with a different combination of light, color, shadow and foliage to create something new visually."
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This Valentine's Day will be the first for many real and speculated sports couples.
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Tennis star Victoria Azarenka and musician Redfoo have publicly accepted their relationship. This is the first Valentine's Day for the amazing couple.
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Tennis star Serena Williams is reportedly dating her tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou. Williams has always kept her personal life away from media glare. However, this pair on court can be a huge hit off court as well.
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After having a cozy meal on Saturday, Yankee star Derek Jeter and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue rookie Hannah Davis looks all set to head towards the next level in their relationship. The timing was just perfect ahead of Valentine's Day.
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The Village of Ripa Dicorno
The village of Ripa Dicorno belongs to the municipality of Leonessa, in the province of Rieti, region Lazio.
The village of Ripa Dicorno is 3,29 kilometers far from the same town of Leonessa to whom it belongs.
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