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Oklahoma launches quest for state wine
The Oklahoma wine industry is hoping to raise awareness of its improving quality with a new initiative to create a "state wine".
The Oklahoma Grape Industry Council, which has nearly 50 winery members, is working with Robert Kerr from Oklahoma State University to put together red and white blends drawn from wineries across the US state, which will then be served at official events by the Governor of Oklahoma.
The initiative follows on from the creation two years ago of an Oklahoma Wine Quality Assessment and Improvement programme, which sees producers encouraged to submit their wines for a chemical and sensory evaluation.
As well as offering advice for any problems detected, the scheme also gives wines a quality rating based on these tests in a move designed to raise the standard and sales of Oklahoma wines across the state.
The top performing wines from last year's project were Plymouth Valley Cellars' off-dry white blend of Niagara, Riesling and Gewürztraminer, as well as a Malbec from Woods & Waters Winery and then two wines from Canadian River Winery: a Merlot and a dry white blend of Chardonnay, Riesling and Muscat Canelli.
The OGIC sent a case of each of these wines to be used exclusively by the Governor of Oklahoma, Mary Fallin. It now aims to develop this scheme through the Oklahoma Governor's Table Wine programme, which will create annual red and white blends for use at state occasions.
These combined quality-focused and profile building activities are expected to help drive a predicted 5% growth in sales for the state's wine industry over the next four years.
According to William McGlynn, horticultural products processing specialist at the Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center, part of Oklahoma State University, this growth could lead to "at least 100 new jobs" in rural areas and add "an additional $558,000" in tax revenue to the state economy.
"The project gives exposure to the good wines in Oklahoma," said McGlynn. "The more people who know about your wine, the more people will buy it."


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Ever since she began riding ponies as a 10-year-old, Jessica Meagher knew she loved everything about horses. She continued to cultivate her interests at VI and graduated in 2010 with a BA in Equine Studies and a minor in Equine Assisted Growth and Learning.
While at VI, Meagher also took the test to earn a Level 2 Certification in Hunt Seat and Recreational riding through the American Riding Instructors Association (ARIA). She currently is the head equestrian coach at Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga., where she coaches two IHSA teams, both a hunt seat team and a western team.
Before heading to college, Meagher said she knew that she loved horses and helping with the riding lessons at her barn, but "honestly had no idea how I was going to find my path in life." So how did VI help her find her voice? Here is what Meagher says:
"Thank goodness for the guidance of the amazing equine professors at VI! Every single professor and instructor in the equine program is more than willing to help you find your niche in the equine industry. The class that really hit the nail on the head for me was Lisa Moosemueller's 'Methods of Teaching' class. I had always loved teaching the beginner lessons back home but this class really got me excited about the possibility of teaching as my career. The chance to shadow such amazing instructors in the ring was priceless and there are many days when I find myself using some of the exact techniques I learned from student teaching with Heather McCloud and Eddie Federwisch. I also loved having the direct feedback from peers in class, as it really made me want to become a better instructor. I remember having an advising session with Lisa about life after college and she told me that she saw me really shine when I was teaching in the ring – and after that, my heart was set on teaching."
At Wesleyan, Meagher also teaches a riding course for health and physical education credit for students wanting to learn the basics of riding, along with teaching outside students through a community riding program.
"I absolutely love coaching and traveling with the teams! It is so wonderful to see all of the hard work at home really pay off at the shows and to see the pride in the girls' faces when they know they've had a great ride," said Meagher.
"I also really enjoy being able to shape the riders on the team into true horsewomen. I started teaching team lecture this past semester where we discuss stable management topics, equine health, and training theories in order to encourage them to be truly involved with every aspect of running an equestrian center. My experiences at VI truly shaped me into the horsewoman that I am today."
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Utility usage is going up
Colorado Springs, COLO - The low on Monday morning was minus 10 in Colorado Springs and minus 6 in Pueblo. When it gets that cold, most people crank up the thermostat, but that can put a strain on your wallet.
Colorado Springs Utilities has seen usage go up as the temperatures have gone down over the last few days.
And it's not just CSU that has seen demand peak over the last few days. Most of the nation is caught in the deep freeze with lows colder than -30 in parts of Minnesota.
But there is something that you can do to cut down those utility bills.
Patrice Lehermeier of Colorado Springs Utilities said, "use a programmable thermostat, or even if you don't have a programmable thermostat, don't have large swings in your degrees."
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Greek opposition leader Alexis Tsipras has hardened his line against the country's international bailout, vowing to fight an austerity round that Athens is negotiating with its lenders.
The 38-year-old leftist said he would mobilise his lawmakers and supporters against the measures to prevent them from causing irreparable harm to Greece's economy, after more than two years of austerity measures that have slashed wages by a third.
"The time to stop the catastrophe is now," Tsipras said in a speech in the northern city of Thessaloniki. "These measures must not pass. They will deliver the final blow to the people."
Capitalising on popular frustration with past cuts, Tsipras's Syriza party surged from the political fringes to become the second-biggest party in a June election, losing narrowly to conservative Prime Minister Antonis Samaras who now heads a fragile three-party coalition.
Athens is currently negotiating with inspectors from the European Union and International Monetary Fund over new cuts that will further erode household incomes after five consecutive years of recession and unemployment of almost 25 per cent.
Exasperated by its poor reform performance so far, lenders are pushing Greece to agree and pass the measures soon if it wants to qualify for further rescue payments and avoid a chaotic bankruptcy that could force it to abandon the euro.
Violent demonstrations against past austerity measures contributed to the fall of a Socialist government which negotiated Greece's first bailout in May 2010. Greece's biggest labour unions have called a 24-hour stike against the planned measures for September 26.
The only way for Greece to cope with its spiralling debt was to repudiate a large part of it, Tsipras said: "That's the only credible and viable way to way to get out of recession."
He said Greece must work with other indebted European countries and he brushed aside concerns it risked getting kicked out of the euro.
"Nobody in the euro zone has a political motive to force a country to leave," Tsipras said. "Germany definitely has no such motive".
The Greek government dismissed Tsipras's promises to repudiate debt and reverse all wage and pension cuts made over the past two years.
"The only thing he didn't clarify is in which currency he will honour his pledges," said government spokesman Simos Kedikoglou.
"At Syriza they're making dreams of printing drachmas."
Germany's parliament, meanwhile, is unlikely to approve a third financial rescue package for Greece, a senior member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition says.
The comments by Rainer Bruederle, the parliamentary leader of the Free Democrats party, indicate growing pessimism among German leaders at Greece's ability to satisfy creditors' demands for economic reform.
Bruederle told rbb-Inforadio in an interview on Saturday it appeared the troika of auditors from the European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund wasn't getting satisfactory answers from the Greek government on its promised reforms.
Greece's creditors are demanding the conservative-led government slashes a further 11.5 billion euro in budget costs over the next two years, requiring further painful wage and pension cuts that the country's three-month-old coalition had promised to avoid.
Bruederle said Greece might be given "several more weeks" to implement the reforms to make up for delays caused by two elections but that the country can't expect more money from other members of the 17-nation euro zone if it doesn't fulfill its part of the bailout agreement.
"I can't imagine that a further package for Greece would get a majority in the Bundestag or in the governing coalition," Bruederle said.
"We Germans are helpful but we're not stupid."
If Greece doesn't receive further funds it would have to print money to avoid bankruptcy, something it can only do if it leaves the euro zone and adopts its own currency, he said.
Bruederle added that such a decision would have to be taken in Athens, not Berlin or Brussels.
Germany's Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble, also threw the spotlight on divisions over a proposed euro zone banking union, saying that handing bank oversight to the European Central Bank is not in itself sufficient to allow the euro zone's rescue fund to directly assist banks.
Warning that he expected no such deal on supervision in 2012, Schaeuble's comments – made after talks between EU finance ministers on Saturday – may disappoint investors who had been pinning hopes on a pledge by euro zone leaders to agree sweeping new powers for the ECB in 2012.
This in turn had been expected to unlock the possibility of direct aid to banks from the euro zone's rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), for countries such as Spain or Ireland.
"We have the declaration of the heads of governments of the euro zone that European banking supervision is a necessary but not sufficient prerequisite," Schaeuble told reporters after the ministers' meeting in Cyprus. "The rules of the ESM remain."
He said any country that is home to troubled banks would still need to apply for an adjustment programme through the ESM.
The remarks contrasted with those of French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici, who called for quick action and underlined the commitment by euro zone leaders to reach a deal this year.
"There are many questions on all of its aspects: the calendar for implementation, the scope of supervision, the role of the European Central Bank, the mechanism for supervision," Moscovici told reporters.
"These differences do not appear insurmountable at all to me. I am convinced that we will get there before the end of 2012: both because it's our duty and we have the possibility to do so," he said.
France's economic growth has ground to a halt since late last year and its banks have investments in struggling countries such as Greece.
Talks among EU finance ministers laid bare deep divisions not only among euro zone countries but also with many neighbouring states, worried that the ECB's power could impinge on their banks.
Schaeuble reiterated his criticism of elements of the proposal, cautioning against expectations that a deal could be reached by the end of the year.
"I don't see that there can be direct recapitalisation through the European Stability Mechanism already by January 1," he said.
Germany, which is keen to retain primary oversight for its regional savings and cooperative banks, had questioned whether the ECB should get the authority to supervise all 6,000 banks in the euro zone, arguing that it would overstretch the bank.
Officials in Berlin say it would be better to proceed more slowly with the reforms to ensure a water-tight system.
Sweden underscored the depth of the division. "There is a large number of countries that are very worried," said Finance Minister Anders Borg, saying Poland, the Czech Republic and the Nordic countries shared his concerns.
"There are very few countries outside (the euro) that think this is a balanced solution."
Elsewhere in Europe, over 100,000 protesters marched in Lisbon and many thousands in other Portuguese cities on Saturday against new tax hikes that have shattered the political consensus behind austerity imposed by an EU/IMF bailout.
Organised via the internet, the rallies brought together Portuguese from all walks of life, chanting: "Out of here! IMF is hunger and misery!" and calling on the centre-right government to resign.
"Stop this government before it halts the country!" read one placard in Lisbon, where tens of thousands crammed the main Republica thoroughfare and nearby streets, marching past IMF offices cordoned off by riot police. Some threw tomatoes and plastic bottles at the building.
A huge rally was held in Porto and smaller ones in other cities and towns.
"People are fed up with being robbed by this government's policy, which now threatens to strangle us. If there's enough of us today in the streets we'll show that there is a complete divorce between this government and the will of the people," said bank worker Joao Pascual, 56.
Andre Pestana, 35-year-old unemployed teacher, said: "It's time to say enough to robbery and lies. The government has failed on all its promises ... I hope this rally is the first step in the proce
Over 100,000 protesters marched in Lisbon and many thousands in other Portuguese cities on Saturday against new tax hikes that have shattered the political consensus behind austerity imposed by an EU/IMF bailout.
Organised via the Internet, the rallies brought together Portuguese from all walks of life, chanting: "Out of here! IMF is hunger and misery!" and calling on the centre-right government to resign.
"Stop this government before it halts the country!" read one placard in Lisbon, where tens of thousands crammed the main Republica thoroughfare and nearby streets, marching past IMF offices cordoned off by riot police. Some threw tomatoes and plastic bottles at the building.
A huge rally was held in Porto and smaller ones in other cities and towns.
"People are fed up with being robbed by this government's policy, which now threatens to strangle us. If there's enough of us today in the streets we'll show that there is a complete divorce between this government and the will of the people," said bank worker Joao Pascual, 56.
Andre Pestana, 35-year-old unemployed teacher, said: "It's time to say enough to robbery and lies. The government has failed on all its promises ... I hope this rally is the first step in the process of changing things."
Tax hikes and spending cuts imposed since last year's bailout have contributed to record unemployment above 15 percent and pushed the economy into its worst recession since the 1970s.
On Thursday, the main opposition Socialists threatened to end cross-party backing for the 78-billion-euro bailout by voting against the 2013 draft budget unless the government drops its planned increase in the social security levy for all workers to 18 percent from 11 percent.
Protesters from across Spain have descended on Madrid for a rally against government austerity measures aimed at slashing the public deficit and avoiding the need for a financial bailout.
The demonstrators assembled in groups along the central streets of the Spanish capital ahead of Saturday's rally, which was expected to draw tens of thousands of people.
Many were wearing different coloured T-shirts depending on their profession: teachers wore green; health care workers were in white; public administration workers in black.
Over 1000 buses ferried people to Madrid for the protest, which was organised by Spain's two leading trade unions, CCOO and UGT, along with roughly 150 smaller organisations.
"They have cut salaries, raised taxes, we have gone backwards 20 or 30 years," said 44-year-old fireman Roberto Saldana who wore a red helmet and who travelled all night by bus from the southern city of Huleva to take part in the rally.
In July, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's conservative government eliminated public workers' annual Christmas bonus, equivalent to a seven-per cent reduction in annual pay, as part of austerity measures worth 102 billion euros to be put in place by 2014 to reduce Spain's public deficit.
The spending cuts have led to reductions in staffing levels at schools and hospitals and they follow a cut in public workers' salaries of an average of five per cent in 2010.
Rafael Navas, a 52-year-old receptionist at a hotel in Cordoba, said the austerity measures were hurting the tourism sector as people cut back on spending.
"The austerity measures are very bad for the leisure sector, people don't have money and consumption has dropped greatly," said Navas who left Cordoba early Saturday by bus along with several co-workers to attend the rally.
"A protest like this, with people from across the country, has a greater impact than several protests in provincial capitals," he added.
The last major march against government austerity measures was on July 19 when hundreds of thousands of people marched through Madrid. Protests were held in over 80 Spanish cities that day.
Demonstration organisers argue the government austerity measures are hitting mainly the middle and lower classes and spare the wealthy and large companies. They want the austerity measures to be put to a referendum.
The government hopes the spending cuts it has put in place will prevent Spain from needing a multi-billion-euro bailout like the ones received by Greece, Ireland and Portugal, which come with detailed conditions and regular inspections.
But with Spain facing a worsening recession, high borrowing costs and looming debt repayments including about 30 billion euros in October, investors believe the country will soon seek a full-blown bailout.
Madrid has already accepted a euro zone rescue loan of up to 100 billion euros to save its banks, still reeling from a 2008 property market crash.
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BeschreibungHe was one of the most embattled heads of state in American history. Charged with building a new nation while waging a war for its very independence, he accepted his responsibilities reluctantly but carried them out with a fierce dedication to his ideals. Those efforts ultimately foundered on the shoals of Confederate defeat, leaving Davis stranded in public memory as both valiant leader and desolate loser.Now two renowned Civil War historians take a new and closer look at Davis's presidency. In the process, they provide a clearer image of his leadership and ability to handle domestic, diplomatic, and military matters under the most trying circumstances -- without the considerable industrial and population resources of the North and without the formal recognition of other nations.Hattaway and Beringer show us a man so respected that northern colleagues regretted his departure from the U.S. Senate, but so bent on Southern independence he was willing to impose unthinkable burdens on his citizens -- an apologist for slavery who was committed to state rights, even while growing nationalism in his new country called for a stronger central government.In assessing Davis's actual administration of the Confederate state, the authors analyze the Confederate government's constitution, institutions, infrastructure, and cabinet-level administrators. They also integrate events of Davis's presidency with the ongoing war as it encroached upon the South, offering a panoramic view of military strategy as seen from the president's office. They tell how Davis reacted to the outcomes of key battles and campaigns in order to assess his leadership abilities, his relations with civilian and militaryauthorities, and -- his own personal competency notwithstanding -- his poor judgment in selecting generals.Rich in detail and exhilaratingly told with generous selections from Davis's own letters and speeches, Hattaway and Beringer provide the most insightful account avai
PortraitHerman Hattaway is professor of history and religious studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City and an ordained Anglican priest. He is author of six other books, including How the North Won and Shades of Blue and Gray. Richard E. Beringer is Chester Fritz Professor Emeritus of History at the University of North Dakota. He is coauthor with Hattaway of Why the South Lost the Civil War and editor of The Papers of Jefferson Davis.
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I was commissioned to create a cocktail with the Millennium bottling from Courvoisier and it turned out better than I ever expected. But now I guess I need to change the name, it's too good to be relegated to the trash heap of millennium merchandise. But in the couple of years since I thought I invented the drink, I acquired an out-of-print book called The Roving Bartender, by Bill Kelly (1946). Much to my surprise, it includes a drink called the East India Cocktail with brandy, curaçao, pineapple, and bitters. I don't know if it was Bill's original or if it predates his book. My version has a couple of subtle additions that translate to a lot of addltional flavor—the grated nutmeg and the flamed orange peel.
1-1/2 ounces Courvoisier Millennium Cognac
1-1/2 ounces pineapple juice
1 ounce orange curaçao
1 dash of Angostura bitters
Flamed orange twist, for garnish (see page 58 of the book)
Freshly grated nutmeg, for garnish
Shake all the ingredients with ice and strain into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with the flamed orange twist and dust with the nutmeg.
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Everything You Need to Know to Be a Master Bartender
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Hi all,
I was working on a theoretical model about valuation distribution.
Assuming a Gamma distribution (or any other right skewed pdf).
I finally got a equation to solve for p:
where f(.|alpha, beta) is the pdf of the Gamma distribution, and F(.) is the
alpha and beta are shape and scale parameters for Gamma.
I don't have to derive a closed form for p, but I need some properties of p
satisfying the equation.
Especially, I need the connection between this p and the solution, q, of
another equation with g and G substituting f and F. (if this is hard to get
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how about g(.|a,b)=f(.|n*alpha,beta). (meaning g is only different from f
a parameter alpha, and g's alpha is n times of f's.
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NEW YORK—I was glad to see that the State Department has decided to allow a limited number of American news correspondents to travel and work in Communist China. I quite agree with President Eisenhower's statement that it was unwise for the American students attending the Moscow Youth Festival to go on to Red China, but I feel quite differently about accredited newspapermen, who have a purpose in their travelling and some training in observation.
I am sure many of the American students felt that contacts with the young people of Communist China might help in mutual understanding, for youth is idealistic and, often, overconfident. In this case, I fear that the students were sadly mistaken, and that their action will be harmful to them.
The news about the action taken by the Seminole Indians on the Brighton and Big Cypress reservations in Florida interested me greatly. They voted to set up their own tribal government, and became the 210th Indian tribe to do so. This action, however, does not include all the Seminoles in Florida, for those who live off the reservations say they are of different racial stock and intend to form an organization of their own under Florida laws.
I wonder whether this action by the Seminoles meets with the approval of the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs. As I understand it, the Bureau has been trying to eliminate all these separate tribal governments, so that the Indians can become part of the communities where they live and take up their citizenship in the states.
Under the tribal system just adopted by the Seminoles, they will have self-government and be able to make contracts and manage and control the $300,000 that the State of Florida and the Federal government have held in trust for them, but it seems to me that they will still be wards of the government, to some extent at least, as they have been in the past. This is the situation the Bureau's new policy hopes to do away with as rapidly as possible.
It may be that the new policy seems to work hardships on the Indians. If so, it is because we have not as yet sufficiently prepared them to cope with full citizenship. We have not given them adequate opportunity for education or good enough health services—although we haven't hesitated to draft them into the Army, where they have proved good soldiers. Where, by some good chance, individual Indians have been able to go to college, they have succeeded quite well, but we cannot say that Indians as a whole have had an equal opportunity for self-development in this country. That is why many people, Indians and whites alike, feel that they may not be able to manage their affairs without being exploited by those who are lying in wait to profit by their lack of knowledge and experience in business.


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Institute for Quantum Computing to undertake cutting-edge research to commercialize promising new quantum-based technologies
January 22, 2015 – Waterloo, Ontario – Industry Canada
Peter Braid, Member of Parliament for Kitchener–Waterloo, accompanied by the Honourable Ed Holder, Minister of State (Science and Technology), today announced a government investment of $15 million over three years in the Institute for Quantum Computing (IQC) based at the University of Waterloo. The investment will support the IQC's strategic plan to carry out and commercialize leading-edge research in quantum technologies.
The funding will help IQC undertake high-calibre research in quantum information science, continue to attract world-leading quantum researchers to Canada, engage in training and public outreach activities, and begin to translate new knowledge into market-ready quantum-based technologies resulting in economic and social benefits for Canadians.
IQC's goal over the coming years is to be the world leader in the field of quantum computer science and the first centre in the world to commercialize discoveries in quantum research with applications in medicine, resource discovery and other fields; in satellite-based quantum key distribution for ultra-secure intercontinental transmission of sensitive information; and in commercial schemes for securing information in the presence of general-purpose quantum computers.
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Many Americans believe their nation is now free of the Bush years because there is a new president in power. However, the Bush legacy lingers on within the judiciary and certainly within the Veterans Administration. A recent study reveals that 106,726 veterans of the Iraq war have sought assistance from the VA health care system for mental health issues. This figure is much lower than the Armed forces which claim only about 62,979 soldiers have required aid in the area of mental health. The difference in numbers can readily be explained by noting once members of the military leave the service they no longer fear shame and humiliation because they claim to have mental health issues. Karen Seal, who wrote the report, points out "veterans seeking VA care may have less stigma and career-related concerns than do active-duty military personnel about disclosing mental health problems."
The legacy of Bush will linger decades as PSTD issues emerge during the lives of veterans. George will be chopping wood in Texas while those who served their country struggle to get it through the night in one piece. Drug use, alcohol, smoking and a host of other issues may last for years to come and never be calculated in the list of those who were wounded or died in combat.


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. Reporter Sabine Vollmer, biotechnology and pharmacy staff writer, with The News & Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina was recognized by the National Association of Chain Drug Stores as a "Community Pharmacy Great Communicator" Friday.
Her contribution to community pharmacy came in the form of a Dec. 21 article, "Personal service at your pharmacy; More stores stress the role druggists can play in helping customers get and stay healthy," illustrating the comprehensive and evolving role that pharmacists play in assisting patients with their health care needs. Pharmacists, NACDS has stated, not only provide patients with medications, but also offer counseling to patients regarding drug interactions, generic equivalents and managing medication therapy.
The Community Pharmacy Great Communicator program was created to honor those who publicly highlight the value of community pharmacy. "The NACDS honorary 'Great Communicator' designation complements the association's Rapid Response Program, through which it addresses inappropriate or inaccurate characterizations of community pharmacy," stated NACDS president and chief executive officer Steve Anderson.
A recent poll by the AARP, published in the November issue of the AARP Bulletin—another "Great Communicator" winner—showed that pharmacists received outstanding "favorable" ratings among those surveyed. The poll revealed that 86 percent of respondents 50 and over, as well as 78 percent of respondents under 50, had a favorable opinion of pharmacists.
In a letter to Vollmer, Anderson wrote: "The article presents a comprehensive perspective of the role of pharmacists, highlighting that in addition to dispensing medications, pharmacists play a critical role in ... managing medication therapy and providing services from wellness tests and flu shots to screenings for chronic diseases like diabetes and heart conditions. We applaud you and The News & Observer for your recognition of pharmacists and support of quality health care."


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1 - The Source of INCREDIBLE POWER (Who is the Holy Spirit?)
Summary: Young people need help to handle difficult situations everyday and to make good things happen. This lesson can help them recognize the superiority of the Holy Spirit?s power and will guide them to see how the Holy Spirit fits into their lives. A right knowledge of who the Holy Spirit is affects everything we do, say, and think. A proper understanding of this lesson can transform our lives.
Aims: study the events of Pentecost explore the promise of power Jesus gave to his followers; recognize that power for victorious Christian living is ours through the Holy Spirit.
Summary: The Holy Spirit lives in the church and in each one of us. Christianity should shape our lives and everything that we do. We are to use our God-given gifts for the good of others and to glorify God as his creation. The gift of faith is not complete until it is shared. This is what it means to live as a Christian.
Aims: define the word church as in the New Testament; discover that as believers they belong to the body of Christ, the church
Summary: When we become children of God we share in a spiritual unity that is unique. The church is no longer a building but the living body of Christ, not through our own qualities and abilities (for here we fail miserably) but through the empowering of the Holy Spirit.
In this new community we all belong. Not because someone else says so but because God ordained it. God distributes the gifts amongst his body and it is our responsibility to contribute by using those gifts.
Aims: discover the eternal workings of the Holy Spirit ; pinpoint several of the Holy Spirit's functions ; realize how the Holy Spirit works in a believer's daily life
Summary: The fruit of the Spirit are not merely a collection of qualities or characteristics from which we can pick and choose. They are a description of Christian character and behaviour as it is meant to be. These traits develop as we co-operate with the Holy Spirit and respond in obedience and trust. Cultivating Christian character is not only possible, but also natural to people, even young people, who allow Jesus to live in and through them.
5 - Stand up for what you BELIEVE IN! (The first Christian Martyr)
Aims: learn about Stephen, the first Christian to die for his faith ; discover the Holy Spirit's power to help God's children take a stand for what they believe in.
Summary: Learning to be strong and to take a stand for what we believe in is a critical part to spiritual development and an ongoing exercise of our faith and beliefs
6 - TRADING PLACES (Saul's Conversion)
Aims: study Saul's conversion which shows the true nature of conversion - a life turned around; see the difference that Christ makes in a person's life after salvation
Summary: God has a plan for each of his children to grow and develop into mature Christians. Through the power of the Holy Spirit our lives are transformed into something beautiful for God. Today encourage your students to listen to God's affirmation of who they are in his eyes.
7 - AWESOME GIFTS (Learn about Spiritual Gifts)
Aims: understand what spiritual gifts are ; show how the gifts of the Spirit should be exercised within the body of Christ
Summary: Knowing that we are spiritually 'gifted' directly addresses one of the problems facing our young people - low self-esteem. It is an amazing and exciting truth that every believer - yourself, each young person that you teach, those that you worship with and those you minister alongside - are gifted children of God! People need to feel wanted and they need to have a strong sense of self-worth. Discovering our unique and individual spiritual gif t (s) can help meet those needs.
8 - LISTEN UP! (Discover your Spiritual Gifts)
Aims: discover spiritual gift possibilities ; complete a gifts inventory
Summary: Your young people need to be encouraged to try taking on different responsibilities, to experiment with different tasks. In experimenting, they may discover that they can do and/or like doing things that they had never considered before. Remember each of your students is unique so they will develop differently. Remind them and encourage them.
After the test is complete, focus your discussion on the two or three gifts that appear most often in your students' lists.
9 - This call's FOR YOU! (Understanding witnessing)
Aims: understand witnessing as part of a Christian's daily living ; know it is a biblical command (Matthew 28:19 -20); learn how to witness with confidence
Summary: God wants to empower each member of your class with the Holy Spirit, to give them the ability to talk about Jesus. All that God requires is a willing heart. Encourage your students to share with God both their willingness to speak for him and their fears. The Holy Spirit will work in their lives to empower them as his witnesses.
God wants to empower each member of your class with the Holy Spirit, to give them the ability to talk about Jesus. All that God requires is a willing heart. Encourage your students to share with God both their willingness to speak for him and their fears. The Holy Spirit will work in their lives to empower them as his witnesses.
10 - PICTURE THIS! (Holy Spirit's Guidance)
Aims: understand the significance of the Holy Spirit to Paul in his missionary journeys ; learn how they can recognize the guidance of the Holy Spirit in their lives
Summary: Today's lesson provides an opportunity to teach your students about God's love and plan for their future, and how to discover God's will for their lives. Stress the importance of daily Bible reading and prayer.
Sample Lesson: Stand Up For What You Believe In! (cover, inside, back of student pages)
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Mai Otome 19
I can't play the new mai otome in my window media player. I have already checked using other file and my WMP works perfectly fine. Do you guys have a similar problem ?
The file has an improper pixel aspect ratio flag set in the XviD bitstream. MPC and ZoomPlayer are two players that should play it properly. Windows Media Player reportedly doesn't. If you want to use WMP, read this: http://www.tomjepp.co.uk/otome19fix.html
Good post TheFluff.
As I understand it, Doremi do not want to release a v2, so if you want to be able to play this episode in WMP (or whatever player you are trying that isn't working) you will need to fix it yourself following the details in the guide, so don't be waiting for a v2, otherwise you might be waiting for a long time... :p
On the other hand, instead of waiting to download a v2 of this episode, it is much faster to fix it yourself using the small program. Also, this won't alter the quality of the file at all, it only modifies a value in the bitstream pertaining to the SAR.
IMO it's not a catastrophic failure (I've seen groups forget to IVTC before, now that's nasty), but perhaps something that should have been caught before distro. Although AR signalling isn't something that is supposed to work for AVI (since it's written to the bitstream), some players might adhere to it, others might ignore it, or if you are unlucky others will just get confused and refuse to play it. Strictly speaking it's unsupported, and if you can play it, consider yourself lucky. If you burn your episodes at all, I would recommend modifying it before you do, that way you know it's "guaranteed" to work, rather than something that might work.
How about some feedback from people with DivX players, do they play the unmodified file?
If you have problems directly relating to the guide, don't go bothering the Doremi staff about it, because the guide was put together by Minimaul[A^MM] and myself, who are not Doremi staff, so in effect the guide is not their problem.
If you want to raise the issue of not putting out a v2, or why the video only works on certain players, that's Doremi's area.
I assume that Doremi would expect you to use MPC or Zoomplayer to play this file, since there seems to be no intention of releasing a v2, and I don't think they was aware of being able to change the SAR of the encoded file. Either way, consider your options before you go bothering us or Doremi :)
Anyway, hope this is of use to people.
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MPR News is hosting the final DFL gubernatorial debate before Tuesday's primary election. Minnesota House Speaker Margaret Anderson Kelliher, former U.S. Senator Mark Dayton and former legislator Matt Entenza are all vying for the nomination.
The debate, which will be broadcast live on MPR stations, is scheduled to start at 7pm.
The winner of Tuesday's primary will square off against Republican Tom Emmer and the winner of the Independence Party primary. Tom Horner and Rob Hahn are vying for that party's nomination. Hahn and Horner are scheduled to debate the issues on MPR's Midday at 11am on Monday.


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Is there a way to frame this in, and still provide enough oxygen to it.
Use a louvered door, or cut a hole in the door. Another way would be to run a pipe outside to bring in air, but that can make things cold, without and air to air exchanger(expensive).
what about the noise though.
There shouldn't be much noise, just a low shuuushing much like the return air on a scorched air furnace. You could build walls around this boiler and bring in an air duct from outside the home, but it must be the same size or larger than the exhaust flue on the boiler. Depending on the average winter-time temps in your neck of the woods, you may need to run 50/50 antifreeze/water in your system with an outdoor air feed into the room with the boiler. The boiler doesn't run 24-7 and depending how long your off cycles are plain water could freeze in the boiler room. The boiler puts off a lot heat while it is firing and isolating the boiler in a small room could be detrimental to its longevity. In the end there are several pluses and minuses, you just have to make up your mind what you want or can get along with.
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Published: April 27, 1993
For a while, WILLIAM KENNEDY SMITH was one of the more visible members of the Kennedy family. Then, he slipped back into relative obscurity after his acquittal on rape charges.
Since then, he has completed almost a year of the residency at the University of New Mexico Medical School that was postponed for a year pending the outcome of the trial in Palm Beach, Fla., in 1991. He has has been spending this month at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, an academic affiliate of the Northwestern University Medical School, studying traumatic brain injury. In February, he worked in Somalia in three locales: Mogadishu, Baidoa and Belet Huen.
Asked about Dr. Smith's work in Chicago, Dr. Henry Betts, chief executive and medical director of the institute, said: "He is performing well. He is very hard working. He is very good with patients. The other people in the program think he's good, and that's really unusual, because they are very critical group."


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Why Every Guy Needs To Do His Time In Customer Service
That's why, if you're going to be faced with "customers" of some kind for the rest of your life, you might as well learn how to do so professionally. Dealing with the general public, most of whom have no sympathy or regard for your position, is the ultimate exercise in patience, quick thinking and grace under pressure. You learn people skills distinct from the social skills you pick up naturally in school. Best of all, if you're good at your customer service position, you've likely learned the skill of manipulation. The ability to manipulate someone is at the very core of possessing power, and since customer service jobs leave us otherwise powerless, manipulation is more or less our only opportunity to exercise our natural urge to feel in control of something. There's something very satisfying about taking irate customers and sending them away feeling like they got something over on you when only you know that they really didn't.
For a young professional beginning an entry-level white-collar job, doing so without first gaining customer service experience would put you behind the learning curve. It's rare at a professional services-type firm that you'd be put in front of an actual decision-making customer. It's so rare, in fact, that some companies advertise such opportunities as a selling point, as though any 20-something looks forward to being judged and critiqued by someone they've never met earning an order of magnitude more money than them. But, once you've dealt with the lowest common denominator of customer at a low-wage gig, handling a full-of-sh*t executive without losing your mind is a comparatively benign task.
Consider too that in most firms, the further up the ladder you climb, your job becomes more about customer service, not less. Those managers and execs at your job, the ones whose duties are unclear to you? Those guys and gals spend most of their time on the phone and meeting with clients, massaging the relationship and transforming "no" into "yes." Being good at customer service might allow you to escape from behind a cash register or lose that lame nametag, but you'll never escape it as a discipline. Might as well get good at it now while you have the chance.


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The Company has concessions and extensive Coal Resources in East Kutai Regency of East Kalimantan, Indonesia. The total concessions cover an area of 33,971 ha.
To support the rapid establishment and expansion of the business entities and projects, they are seeking senior qualified professionals for their management team.
Site Engineer (PSE)
• S1 Degree in Civil Engineering.
• More than 5 years in Heavy Civil Construction project.
• Good command in English.
• Familiar with MS Project.
Quality Control - Civil/Mechanical/Electrical (PQC-C/M/E)
• S1 Degree in Civil/Mechanical/Electrical Engineering.
• More than 5 years in civil/mechanical/electrical engineering QC, preferably in Heavy Civil Construction project.
• Experienced in Construction Belt Conveyor and Stacker Reclaimer for Mechanical/Electrical QC.
• Familiar with civil standards & codes (ASTM, AASHTO, SNI, UBC, AISC) for Civil QC.
• Familiar with mechanical standards & codes (ASME, AWWA) for Mechanical QC.
Document Control (PDC)
• S1 Degree from any major, preferably from Engineering background.
• More than 5 years as Document Control in Heavy Civil Construction project.
Planning & Scheduler (PPS)
• S1 Engineering.
• More than 5 years experience in the same role in Heavy Civil Construction.
• Experienced in Construction Management.
• Familiar with Primavera software.
Safety/Enviro Officer (PHSE)
• D3 Degree in Safety/Environmental Engineering.
• More than 3 years experience in the same role in Heavy Civil Construction/Mining.
External Relation Officer (PERO)
• S1 Degree in any major, preferably from Civil Engineering or Social Science.
• More than 3 years experience in the same role.
Survey Supervisor (PSS)
• S1 Degree in Geodesy Engineering.
• Having 3 years experience in coal mining.
• Familiar to use GPS, Auto Cad, Land Desk, Map Info, Global Mapper.
• Familiar preparation of plan field survey, topographical survey and make report of survey activity.
Send your application letter, CV and other supporting documents to:
PT Bhakti Energi Persada
Before January 27, 2012
Please put position code as the email subject.
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Gorgeous quilt, he is going to just love it!
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This was a kit called "my universe". I will get the exact names of the fabric when i get home. I did alter the borders to be piano key verus what the pattern called for. Still worked great.
Cute and colourful. Perfect.
Jojos Nana, Carol
Out of sight stunning. Thanks for sharing.
So bright and colorful. He will love it.
The material for the center circle is called "my universe-multi". I bought the fabric and pattern at a quilt store near my daughter's home but have seen all the fabric online. I did revise the pattern to do the borders. The pattern called for weird triangles around the edges but I did a 4.5" x 1.5 " piano key type border instead.
That is so cool, great job!
Love it I'd make sure you put his name on it too.
Awesome quilt! He will love it forever!
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Hollie McNish, Poet Shamed By Breastfeeding In Public, Has The Last Word (VIDEO)
We've heard a lot of thoughtful, impassioned arguments from moms who have to defend their rights to breastfeed in public, but we've never come across anything quite as powerful as this.
Hollie McNish, a published U.K. poet and spoken word artist, posted a video entitled "Embarrassed" on YouTube on July 4, that slowly but surely became a viral sensation.
McNish's edgy, rap-like stanzas describe what it feels like to be publically shamed into hiding out in toilet stalls to breastfeed her daughter.
"I thought it was OK.
I could understand the reasons.
They said: there might be a man or nervous child seeing this small piece of flesh that they weren't quite expecting.
So I whispered and tiptoed with nervous discretion.
But after 6 months of her life sat sitting on lids,
Sipping on milk, nostrils sniffing on piss,
Trying not to bang her head on toilet roll dispensers,
I wonder if these public loo feeds offend her,
'Cause I'm getting tired of discretion and being polite.
My baby's first sips are drown-drenched in shite..."
She goes on to expose the irony of billboards and magazines in the United Kingdom covered in women's breasts...with a little more colourful language.
The video, which had about 9,000 views on Friday, has climbed to more than 500,000 views by Thursday.
LOOK — HuffPost Canada readers on all sides of the breastfeeding debate react to McNish's video:
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The singer recently expressed her pro-attachement parenting beliefs and said, "I breastfeed and I'll be breastfeeding until my son is finished and he weans," on "The Billy Bush Show."
Beyonce was spotted breastfeeding Blue Ivy in New York City while dining out with husband, Jay-Z.
Alicia Silverstone -- whose pre-mastication video thrust her baby-feeding philosophy into the public spotlight -- was once photographed breastfeeding Bear Blu while walking.
Actress, Mayim Bialik blogged in September about starting to wean her 3-year-old. In her new book, "Beyond The Sling," Bialik writes that he still nurses about five times a day, and recently told CNN "it is still a tremendous source of discipline, and of bonding, that occurs between a mother and a child."
Milano told Best for Babes that she has had no trouble breastfeeding her son, Milo. "I was lucky to have a baby who from the moment he came into the world, was a pro at latching on," she said.
In November 2011, Spelling's husband, Dean McDermott accidentally tweeted a photo of his son, Liam, who was 4 at the time, which showed Spelling's breasts in the background. "I am a mom, I was nursing my baby... [Dean] was so devasted about it that I couldn't be mad. I mean it was genuinely an accident," Spelling told CNN about the incident.
Kourtney K. quit breastfeeding son, Mason, when he was 14 months old. "I think I stopped early because my sisters were like 'OK, it's time, it's time,'" she said on the "Today" show. "I miss it, I loved it."
Shortly after giving birth to her son, Flynn, Kerr posted a photo on her blog that husband Orlando took of her nursing.
In 2010, Bundchen declared there should be a "worldwide law" requiring new mothers to breastfeed for six months after they give birth. Many critics were unhappy with her statement, and she eventually clarified by writing on her blog: "My intention in making a comment about the importance of breastfeeding has nothing to do with the law. It comes from my passion and beliefs about children."
Wilkinson once told Baby Zone an outrageous story about the first party she went to after giving birth to baby Hank: "I went to Eve nightclub in Vegas and my boobs started leaking. I couldn't do anything so I breastfed myself [laughs]. And it tasted sweet, too!"
Salma Hayek breastfed a newborn baby boy in Africa whose mother had no milk in 2009. Hayek was weaning her own daughter, Valentina, at the time, but still had milk to donate.
Watts told PEOPLE magazine in 2009 that breastfeeding was how she lost weight. "He's sucking it all out of me, it seems," she said.
In 2009, Romijn told Extra!, "Breastfeeding is the very best diet I've been on. It's amazing."
The November 2008 cover of W magazine featured Jolie nursing.
In 2008, Hasselback demonstrated how to use a breast pump on "The View" -- she was nursing her son, Taylor, at the time.
Five weeks after giving birth to son, Max, Aguilera went on The Ellen Show wearing a low cut, revealing dress that prompted the talk show host to ask, "Are you nursing?"
Stefani was still breastfeeding son, Kingston, when she went on tour in 2007. She told The Guardian, "I don't know when I'm going to stop breastfeeding... I'll just keep going while I can -- like, he's getting his teeth so it is a little bit scary. He's bitten me a few times!"
In the the April 2007 issue Garner told Allure Magazine: "All I ever heard was everyone bitch about [nursing] -- nobody ever said, 'You are not going to believe how emotional this is.' It's like, I'll say I'm going to stop, and then I'm in there, feeding her."
Gyllenhaal was photographed by the paparazzi in 2007 nursing her daughter, Ramona, during a walk by the Hudson River.
Kate Beckinsale told Jay Leno in 2006 that she missed breastfeeding her daughter and that "she was very good at it."
In 2004, when Mary-Louise Parker won a Golden Globe for "Angels in America" she said, "Janel Moloney just told me she would pay me $1,000 if I thanked my newborn son for making my boobs look so good in this dress."
In an email to HuffPost Parents, McNish explained why she waited a few years to share the poem, and reacted to the incredible impact it's had.
McNish, whose daughter is now 3, said she's "in the process of putting together all the poems I didn't share with people, that I wrote when [my baby] was under one" — "a kind of 45 minute diary reading" full of "awkward things I thought no-one else was thinking or feeling" that will be out soon.
"My partner has been telling me I should share the poem for a long time and, well, I've been too embarrassed," she explained. But now she wishes she'd shared it earlier, because "all of the comments and support would have helped me so so much then."
Not surprisingly, the video is getting thousands of positive and tearful comments from supportive moms and dads around the world.
One YouTube user Caitlin Harper commented, "So, so true. I could never bring myself to try feeding my son in public. And I failed him. I couldn't keep my supply up when I couldn't bring myself to feed him when we were out."
Another user, ejoelleduval, said, "I hate that breasts have become so sexualized that they have lost their original purpose in the public mind. It is acceptable to wear bikinis that cover less, but taboo to feed your child. Overall opinion is that you are less of a mother if you bottle feed, but they won't let you do it in public. Is this just another way to shame us back into roles that were relevant 50 years ago?"
So who says feminism is dying? Seems like some battles are still just getting started.
HuffPost Canada readers are also weighing in on all sides of the debate..
One reader, catsvisions, said: "Definitely one of the best responses to a problem that many of us have dealt with...I remember I finally gave up after one particular nasty experience in a restroom at a restaurant. The smell was overwhelming. That was the last time my baby was going to have her meal on a toilet. Anytime someone said something to me after that, I just told them they should go eat their meal in the toilet."
In response to an equal flood of negative, snarky (and some downright sexist) comments, another user, debrw, said: "I sure wish that all the people who are 'offended' by breastfeeding would get offended at the fact there are starving children in our world, that there is a thriving child porn industry, that there are children being abused everywhere. I can think of any number of real issues to get offended by!"


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Holiday Inn Express And Suites Pullman
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Holiday Inn Express And Suites Pullman
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Property Location
With a stay at Holiday Inn Express And Suites Pullman in Pullman, you'll be convenient to Museum of Anthropology and Physical Sciences Building. This hotel is within close proximity of Marion Ownby Herbarium and Washington State University.
Make yourself at home in one of the 130 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and a fireplace in the lobby. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 5 mi.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Pullman? This hotel has facilities measuring 1200 square feet (108 square meters), including a meeting room. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary at scheduled times.
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- Television in common areas
- Roll-in shower
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- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Fireplace in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 130
- Multilingual staff
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Free breakfast
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- Conference space size (meters) - 108
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CLEVELAND -- Slower proved to be better for Fausto Carmona.
Carmona (2-1) pitched into the ninth inning for the first time and Casey Blake homered to help the Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-1 Sunday.
The win came less than 24 hours after the Indians officially protested the 7-4 loss that ended their six-game winning streak because the Orioles were given a run three innings after it had been waved off by the umpires.
"That was a great performance by Fausto," said Indians manager Eric Wedge, who has to tell the young right-hander he's headed back to the minors.
Wedge put Carmona into the starting rotation when left-hander Cliff Lee strained an abdominal muscle in spring training. Lee is due back this week.
"Fausto really stepped up in the situation," Wedge said. "Today, he slowed himself down, checked himself. He did a good job."
Orioles starter Jaret Wright (0-3) may be headed back to the DL. The right-hander was activated before the game, gave up three runs in three innings, and said he felt discomfort in his shoulder.
"It doesn't feel too good," Wright said. "I tried to get through it. It hurts, basically. It felt bad and kept getting worse. We'll give it 24 hours and come up with a plan."
Wedge could use a plan to try and keep Carmona in Cleveland's crowded rotation.
"We're not going to make any decisions today," Wedge said. "One way or another, it's a very tough situation and you want to give it as much time as humanly possible."
Carmona gave up six hits, walked two and struck out one in a career-best 8 1/3 innings. He had a shutout into the ninth when Aubrey Huff hit his 100th pitch over the wall in right with one out. After Jay Gibbons singled, Rafael Betancourt replaced Carmona and got the last two outs.
"I wanted to finish," Carmona said through first-base coach Luis Rivera, who served as interpreter for the 23-year-old Dominican. "I didn't think about a shutout, or about maybe the minors."
Carmona got 18 outs on ground balls, one a spectacular play by second baseman Josh Barfield in the first inning. Ranging behind the bag to field a sharp bouncer hit by Miguel Tejada, Barfield leaped in the air, turned and threw to first for the out.
Carmona issued his only two walks with two outs in the eighth. After a visit by pitching coach Carl Willis, the right-hander got Nick Markakis to ground out on the next pitch.
"When he had to make a pitch, he kept it down and got a ground ball," Orioles manager Sam Perlozzo said. "He pitched a great game."
It was Carmona's second straight win after taking 11 straight losses. He won his major league debut against Detroit on April 15, 2006, then went 39 appearances, including nine starts, before defeating Minnesota on Tuesday.
Wright, sidelined since experiencing shoulder soreness April 10 against Detroit, walked the first two batters he faced. After Travis Hafner was called out on strikes, Victor Martinez lined a two-run single to right for a 2-0 lead.
Blake hit his second homer of the season with one out in the second to make it 3-0.
It was Wright's first career appearance against the Indians, who drafted him in the first round in 1994. The right-hander was called up in 1997 and went 8-3 to help Cleveland reach the World Series. He went 33-32 for Cleveland from 1997 through 2002, but went on the disabled list three separate times with shoulder ailments.
He then pitched for San Diego, Atlanta and the New York Yankees before being traded to Baltimore in November for right-hander Chris Britton.
Brian Burres walked three and struck out six over four hitless innings of relief for the Orioles.
Trot Nixon and Jhonny Peralta had RBI singles, and Shin-Soo Choo hit a sacrifice fly in the eighth -- all off former Indians right-hander Jeremy Guthrie -- to make it 6-0.
- Orioles RHP Jim Johnson was optioned to Triple-A Norfolk to make room for Wright.
- The Orioles have not made an error in 15 of their last 19 games.
- It was only the second time in 25 games the Orioles did not get at least one double.
- Hafner hit two singles to improve his average to .103 (3-for-29) at Jacobs Field. He's batting .488 in road games.


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