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Coulter on Obama: "It's shocking that ... he's probably going to be our next president, President Hussein"
Research ››› ››› ANDREW WALZER
On Fox News' Your World, Ann Coulter repeatedly referred to Sen. Barack Obama as "B. Hussein Obama," and said, "It's shocking that ... he's probably going to be our next president, President Hussein." Less than a week ago, Coulter also referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama," and asserted: "[H]is first big accomplishment" was "being born half-black. ... He wouldn't be running for president if he weren't half-black."
On the February 13 edition of Fox News' Your World, right-wing pundit Ann Coulter repeatedly referred to Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (IL) as "B. Hussein Obama" -- five times in all, within a span of less than 2 minutes -- once calling him "President Hussein." While discussing 2008 presidential candidates Obama and Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-NY) and John McCain (R-AZ), Coulter said: "Forget the prediction aspect of this. Hillary Clinton would be more conservative than John McCain on illegal immigration, I think, on terrorism if there's a terrorist attack. Both B. Hussein Obama and John McCain, in the event of a terrorist attack, will go take a tour of Mecca. It's a very frightening time for America." After Coulter referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama" for the fifth time, host Neil Cavuto asked: "So, why do you keep saying the 'B. Hussein Obama'?" Coulter replied: "Well, that's his name." She added: "It's shocking that ... he's probably going to be our next president, President Hussein."
Coulter's appearance on Your World came less than a week after she delivered a speech to the Young America's Foundation, in which she also referred to Obama as "B. Hussein Obama," and asserted: "His strongest selling point is that he is one of the least dangerous people I know named Hussein." Coulter went on to say: "Other than that, Barack's really been kind of coasting on his record, since his first big accomplishment of being born half-black. I keep hearing people say, 'Oh, Obama could never be elected because he's half-black. You know, 'cause we're just such a racist country.' What are they talking about? He wouldn't be running for president if he weren't half-black. He'd be [Sen.] Dick Durbin [D-IL] with less experience."
Media Matters has documented numerous instances in which media figures highlighted Obama's middle name. In addition, Media Matters has noted Coulter's well-documented history of making anti-Muslim remarks:
- On the June 25, 2007, edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, discussing Obama's June 23, 2007, speech at a church in Hartford, Connecticut, co-host Alan Colmes asked Coulter if "[o]nly Republicans can talk in churches." Coulter responded: "No, but I do think anyone named B. Hussein Obama should avoid using 'hijack' and 'religion' in the same sentence." Colmes replied: "[I]n other words, you want to paint him as a terrorist by continuing ... to highlight that his middle name is Hussein?" Coulter then stated: "Just avoid those two together. ... Avoid 'hijack and 'religion.' " Coulter was referring to a line in Obama's speech: "But somehow, somewhere along the way, faith stopped being used to bring us together and started being used to drive us apart. It got hijacked."
- In her February 8, 2006, nationally syndicated column on the rash of violence linked to cartoons in European newspapers that satirized the Prophet Muhammad, Coulter suggested that Islam is "a car-burning cult" and wrote that Muslims have "a predilection for violence."
- In her February 3, 2005, column, after lauding the elections in Iraq as "one of the grandest events in the history of the world," Coulter cited reports of Iraqis celebrating in the streets on Election Day and added parenthetically: "Isn't it great to see Muslims celebrating something other than the slaughter of Americans?"
- In her April 28, 2004, column, titled "Arab Hijackers Now Eligible For Pre-Boarding," Coulter described her search for the airline that, post-September 11, has "engaged in the most egregious discrimination" against passengers who appeared to be Arab, Middle Eastern, or Muslim, "so [Coulter] could fly only that airline."
- Two days after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Coulter wrote about Muslims: "We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity." She was fired from the National Review Online in late 2001 for this comment. In her book, How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must): The World According to Ann Coulter (Crown Publishing Group, October 2004), Coulter also wrote: "I am often asked if I still think we should invade their countries, kill their leaders, and convert them to Christianity. The answer is: Now more than ever!" On the October 4, 2004, edition of Hannity & Colmes, in answer to Colmes' question -- "Would you like to convert these people all to Christianity?" -- Coulter said: "The ones that we haven't killed, yes."
From the February 13 edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto:
CAVUTO: What do you see happening?
COULTER: Look, I'm not good at making predictions, and it's not a good season for making predictions, but you still have --
CAVUTO: But you're very good at reading numbers, Ann. I mean, you --
COULTER: I'm not as good --
CAVUTO: Unless something hellacious happens, he's the Republican nominee.
COULTER: Forget the prediction aspect of this. Hillary Clinton would be more conservative than John McCain on illegal immigration, I think, on terrorism if there's a terrorist attack. Both B. Hussein Obama and John McCain, in the event of a terrorist attack, will go take a tour of Mecca. It's a very frightening time for America, and the one thing that I think Americans can get out of this is the most important thing we have to do is repeal McCain-Feingold. The way -- if you look at it backwards and see how we ever got a president like Ronald Reagan, it's because he had a few millionaires funding his campaign to run for governor of California. I was sitting around with some of my --
CAVUTO: Instead of a single billionaire is what you're saying.
COULTER: Correct. Correct.
CAVUTO: All right, so --
COULTER: But still, you have a lot of people who aren't independently wealthy.
CAVUTO: But you know what's going to be difficult for someone like --
COULTER: Now we're limiting the pool.
CABUTO: All right, but for someone like you, Ann, it's got -- Obama's a slippery target, right? He's not as clear, focused, or --
COULTER; Well, because we -- he's like Chinese food. You hear the speech, "Ah, that was a great speech," and five minutes later, "What did he say?"
CAVUTO: But does that matter now?
COULTER: I don't -- are you trying to get me to make a prediction? I don't know. I think both he --
CAVUTO: I'm just saying it's going to be difficult -- you can easily --
COULTER: -- and John McCain would be a disaster.
CAVUTO: -- paint, and many conservatives have, that Hillary Clinton is evil and all of that, right? It's a tougher pitch to do with Obama, right?
COULTER: Oh, I don't think so. No, I don't think so at all. I think what Republicans have to look at is whether we're going to get blamed for it. I mean, at least --
CAVUTO: But will you -- you said you'd vote for Hillary --
COULTER: -- B. Hussein Obama would end up being --
CAVUTO: You said you'd vote for Hillary over McCain --
COULTER: I'm making no commitments on B. Hussein Obama.
CAVUTO: I see you're hedging. You're hedging.
COULTER: But, at least B. Hussein Obama would probably just be a Jimmy Carter, and four years, we pick up seats. With McCain, we'll get the same policies. We'll probably lose a lot of seats in the House and the Senate in the mid-term election. We'll lose a lot of seats in 2012. Then they get President B. Hussein Obama in there, and he has massive majorities in the House and the Senate.
CAVUTO: So, why do you keep saying the "B. Hussein Obama"?
COULTER: Well, that's his name.
CAVUTO: I know.
COULTER: It's shocking that -- that --
CAVUTO: It's also Barack Obama.
COULTER: -- that he's probably going to be our next president, President Hussein.
CAVUTO: Incredible.
COULTER: Oh, sorry. You tricked me into giving a prediction. I thought we were talking about steroids.
CAVUTO: Ann Coulter, always good seeing you.
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(CNSNews.com) - Less than an hour after President Bush signed a law banning partial-birth abortions, a federal judge in Nebraska issued a temporary restraining order Wednesday, preventing it from being enforced against four abortionists.
Pro-life advocates had spent eight years lobbying for a federal ban on partial-birth abortion, but the ink was barely dry from the president's signature when U.S. District Judge Richard G. Kopf partially blocked the law. His ruling handed abortion-rights advocates a victory in one of the three lawsuits they filed Friday.
Kopf raised concerns about the lack of a health exception protecting pregnant women. The Center for Reproductive Rights had brought the lawsuit on behalf of the four abortionists.
Kopf, an appointee of Bush's father, the nation's 41st president, was also the judge who ruled in favor of Dr. LeRoy Carhart in a partial-birth abortion case that eventually reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The court struck down Nebraska's law in 2000. Carhart is now a plaintiff in the challenge to the federal ban.
Even though the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act doesn't contain a health exception, it does allow the procedure to be performed if a woman's life is at risk. Kopf said that didn't go far enough.
"While it is also true that Congress found that a health exception is not needed, it is, at the very least, problematic whether I should defer to such a conclusion when the Supreme Court has found otherwise," Kopf said, according to The Associated Press.
Supporters of the ban lashed out at Kopf's ruling.
"Partly born, premature infants will die tomorrow at the point of seven-inch scissors, because of a federal judge's order," said Douglas Johnson, legislative director for the National Right to Life Committee.
The law defines partial-birth abortion as "in the case of a head-first presentation, the entire fetal head is outside the body of the mother, or, in the case of breech presentation, any part of the fetal trunk past the navel is outside the body of the mother."
The bill's sponsor, Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), said a health exception wasn't included because courts had broadly defined it to include any medical reason. He added that Congress found no evidence that the procedure was ever needed to protect a woman's health.
Santorum, who joined Bush onstage for the bill signing, told reporters Wednesday that he was confident the law would stand up to legal challenges. Besides the case in Lincoln, Neb., two other lawsuits were filed in New York City and San Francisco. The American Civil Liberties Union and the Planned Parenthood Federation of America are leading those efforts.
"We need to get this issue out of the courts," Santorum said. "The abortion issue should not be in the courts. It should be in the court of public opinion. It should be a decision of the collective morality of the people. This should not be a decision that nine people [on the Supreme Court] make for us."
Despite Santorum's wishes, abortion-rights advocates vowed to carry out a vigorous legal fight. Kopf's decision was likely the first of many that could drag on for several years. Both sides of the abortion debate eventually expect the Supreme Court to determine the law's constitutionality.
Because the court addressed partial-birth abortion only three years ago, holding 5-4 that Nebraska's ban was unconstitutional, pro-life advocates have made it no secret that they will either need a new justice who opposes abortion or a sitting justice to switch sides.
"We can only hope that by the time this law reaches the Supreme Court, there will be at least a one-vote shift away from that extreme and inhumane position," Johnson said.
That prospect worries abortion-rights advocate Kim Gandy, president of the National Organization for Women. She said with one appointment to the Supreme Court, Bush could easily make Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that legalized abortion, a memory.
"Right now, the Supreme Court narrowly supports a woman's right to make her own reproductive decisions," Gandy said. "By the time the challenge to this law reaches the Supreme Court, we could have one or two new justices who do not believe in a woman's constitutional right to abortion."
Before signing the ban, Bush vowed to "vigorously defend this law against any who would try to overturn it in the courts."
Not all pro-life advocates were optimistic about the law's potential to reduce abortions. Randall Terry, founder of Operation Rescue, called the law a "public relations goldmine." He said it might not even save one child's life because it was likely to be struck down.
But that hasn't stopped other pro-life advocates like Jay Sekulow, chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice, from vowing to defend it.
"There has been great care taken to ensure that the language of the law meets the concerns expressed by the U.S. Supreme Court when it considered the Nebraska case," he said. "The law is constitutionally sound and we're hopeful it will survive the legal challenges, which are already under way."
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You have $2000 and a 2007 e90 335i w/ sport pkg!! What do you do??
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I recently bought an 07 e90 335i equipped with the sport package. The paint is "Crimson Red" i believe.
I am looking to dump around 2 grand into a couple mods, possibly more if someone here can convince me its worth it =D.
Here is a rough guideline of what I would like:
-Good sounding mufflers (your opinion obviously) (do not want a full exhaust)(not too loud, i like just a healthy athletic sounding purr)
-18 inch rims, (What width would fit well front and back? and i need some help with the offset.) (Id like them to be black, i like the look) (They must not be too expensive and i would like to be able to fit the stock 225/40/18 Front and 255/40/18 Rear tires on it, but still go as wide as those tires would allow)
-I dont know much about the different tunes for the 335, i know cobb is one of the good ones. Please give me a bit of info on pricing and ballpark power gains.
Also, feel free to throw in ANY little less noticable tasteful modifications you like on a e90!
Use your imagination, what you got for 2 grand?? (about):dunno:
Not my car, but looks exactly like this:
Also, feel free to throw in ANY little less noticable tasteful modifications you like on a e90!
Your suspension is, put mildly, weak. Start with a Limited Slip Differential ~1K + install.
Move to matched shocks & springs. $1k gets you FSD's for use with stock springs.
Oh dear, out o'cash! Start savin' for those M parts....
And prepare for repairs.
Don't need suspension or an LSD for that. I do have 18 inch rims I just do not like how those 18s look. As I said.. I want a set of black ones unless I can get a good deal on some real rims like bbs's or something.
I really appreciate your input and will absolutely look into that tune. Thanks :D
Tune'll give you more power, but magnify suspension deficiencies.
If you're looking for a cosmetic redo, maybe I'm not the guy to talk to. FSD's solve the egregious 'pothole explosion' issue afflicting pre-2011 E9x - you'll like that.
LSD puts power to the road in a way that can be felt @ 5 mph, and greatly assists handling.
The rear end of these cars is distant. I'm tellin' ya, money spent on suspension work will flat put a smile on your face, but ain't cheap. Read about M parts, especially sways and rear subframe bushings - here's a good place. Sooner or later, you'll want this stuff.
Suspension mods also enable existing power to be put down efficiently - you may find you don't want a tune if the suspension's fixed, as tunes can make the car somewhat edgy.
Good thing is, extensive mods available, whatever direction you go.
Would a possible jb4 make the car any less comfortable to just cruise down the street in on a long drive where comfort is priority? Because let's be honest, that sort of power at that very low cost is extremely tempting. What are the downsides of jb4?
Congratulations on your new car! I just picked up my 335i a few weeks ago and have been thinking about a few mods as well, but don't want to spend too much.
Here are my suggestions:
1. Wheels: (about $1000)
VMR V710 in black staggered 19x9 front and 19x10 rear
There are some other wheels on eBay that look the same, but I am not sure of the quality. They are priced around $595 for a staggered set of four.
2. Tires: ( guessing $650-$1000 check tire rack)
Budget: Hankook V12: very nice tire, good grip, somewhat harsh ride. Will most likely put these on the 335i this summer.
Best: Michelin Pilot Super Sport: superb grip, quiet, firm ride. Have them on The M6.
3. Performance: JB4 and DCI. I will be ordering this soon. Seems to be the best bang for the buck performance wise. ($600)
4. Cosmetic: I don't like much chrome on my BMWs, but if you are running black wheels it has to go.
-black and white roundels ($60)
-paint grill surround black and leave vertical slats chrome - see my signature and paint 335i badge black ($5)
-vinyl wrap chrome window trim and chrome on front bumper ($40)
-tint side markers and orange in headlamps ($20)
Of course if you go with 18's you will use existing tires a d save on wheels. I will let other members comment on exhausts as I do not plan on adding one and have not researched one. Not sure how a muffler delete sounds on this car, but you will be limited on both wheels and exhaust with a $2000 budget.
Used Cobb and a set of Apex EC-7s. Apex wheels are very lightweight (some under 19 pounds each), rotary forged (strong), well made, and not priced out of this world. Arc-8s are even lighter than the EC-7s.
I like the OZ Racing Ultraleggeras.
A full set will save you 20 pounds of unsprung weight versus the stock wheels.
I use these as my winter setup.
My first $2000 (for modifications) would go for:
1. Euro tail lights, with amber rear turn signals.
2. A set of attractive wheel rims and tires.
For your stated goals, you definitely don't need sways or LSD. I would agree with Cal that you should still consider the Koni FSDs though. By all anecdotal evidence, they will deliver a better ride over cracked pavement, even if you don't care about the improved cornering.
I'll read between the lines: you listed more power as last, and said you just wanted a "little." Given that it's a low priority for you, and your low budget, I'd say forget about tuning the engine. Your money would be better spent on good rims and cosmetics, the stuff you'll really use and notice every day.
210 bucks for euro tails. pretty impressive price right?
The first thing I would advise you to purchase is a new steering wheel. I purchased one for my '09 328i; the M sports steering wheel is amazing. It is the only part in the car that you are in almost constant contact with (besides the seat). Tischer has them for $425 right now. Trust me...make this upgrade
That sounds like an upgrade that i am willing to do. I am going to look into it right now. what was installation like? how much did it cost?
EDIT: Also, what is better about it than the steering wheel you get with the sport package? (which looks very similar though not as nice)
never mind.
You hadn't said anything.
Been around forums much?
My opinions:
$2K ain't gonna go far. There are plenty of exhaust systems around, including the BMW performance exhaust, but they will easily chew most if not all and more of that $2K.
New wheels and tires? Also not cheap. Don't buy cheap wheels and a decent set (check out Apex Racing Parts, a sponsor here) and decent tires will also eat up that $2k and more.
These are the two mods that sound like they're most likely what you want based on your original post, but do both of them and you looking at more like $3-5K.
The cheapest "tasteful" mod? Less than a hundred bucks for matte black grilles. That and a few bucks at Home Depot for a can of Plasti-Dip to black out your the 335i badge on your trunk.
Anyway, if you read the original post then you'd see I do not want a full exhaust. Therefore a set of mufflers will not cost 2k.
Additionally, just because wheels are not expensive doesnt mean they are not useable. Bremmer Kraft wheels from tirerack.com have gotten good reviews. Though they are not lightweight.
From the research I've done it seems that a jb4 and koni fsd are where a bulk of my money will go.
As far as blacking the kidneys and the 335, I am planning on doing that. Also planning on getting black and white roundels. Found a set of 7 for 20 bucks on the above posted website that had the tail lights for cheap, if anyone else is interested. :thumbup:
Or you could de-badge it and make it In to a sleeper.
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System users are much happier when they know what to expect. Leaving them in the dark is frustrating and usually counterproductive. If their systems administrator is well informed about the state of the system, users reach a much higher comfort level. By implementing monitoring tools, the systems administrator will have a detailed understanding of the state of the machines and also receive notification of problems before users start pounding on the door or ringing the phone.
In this month's column, I'll look at two tools that help systems administrators know the state of their facilities and notify them when there's a state change: NetSaint and MRTG. They are both free, widely used, and respected, but there are many more sites that would benefit from their use. This column describes the functionality of the tools, requirements for using them, how to implement them, and their use, abuse, and limitations.
About NetSaint
NetSaint Network Monitor (www.netsaint.org) is a host and network-monitoring software package with configurable alarm mechanisms, including email and pager support. The monitor is written in C on Linux but is relatively easy to port to other platforms and has CGI scripts to integrate NetSaint with a Web server for Web access to status and history information.
NetSaint is currently in Beta release 6 of the 0.0.6 release and is freely available for download. It's released under the GNU General Public License, making it free for use with some limitations.
Extensive documentation, release notes, and FAQ information are available, as is a known bugs list. In fact, the current manual is 175 pages long. The builders of NetSaint obviously believe in full disclosure, which benefits its users. NetSaint requires some effort and study to implement and understand, but the effort is well worth the power it gives you and the money you save by not buying a similar commercial package.
Implementing NetSaint
The NetSaint sidebar shows a complete NetSaint build. Once built and installed, NetSaint runs as a daemon or process on the monitored machines. The most difficult part of implementing NetSaint is determining what you want to monitor, how you want to be alerted, and translating that into configuration files. The installation process actually installs the configuration files and, if you examine the sample configuration files and manuals, you'll find the options and configuration file commands.
There are several configuration files, including commands, in which commands are defined, resource, for storing sensitive information such as passwords, nscgi, which configures NetSaint for monitoring via a Web server, hosts, in which monitored entities are defined, and netsaint, the master configuration file that pulls all of them together.
Those configuration files allow for a great amount of flexibility. You can define groups of hosts, routers, switches, and so on, and give rules for monitoring each of those groups, as well as break out individual entities for special treatment. For alerting, you can define time frames and give separate alert methodologies, depending on the time. For example, you could have email sent to yourself during standard working hours and pages sent to a coworker during nights and weekends. The reverse is also possible, but I don't recommend it. On the whole, the depth of monitoring isn't great.
You can monitor the amount of free hard disk space and CPU use -- the same types of things that standard Solaris commands will do. The advantage, of course, is that NetSaint will run them for you, parse the results, and compare that to thresholds. If the thresholds are exceeded, an alert is triggered. NetSaint offers many additional features, including use of multiple monitoring hosts for redundancy, automatic log file rotation, an event-handler feature that can trigger an activity if an alarm occurs, and an external command interface that allows configuration changes without editing configuration files.
One area where NetSaint goes beyond standard Unix commands is daemon monitoring. NetSaint can connect to a given port and have a discussion with the answering daemon. Obvious uses include ping for network availability, SMTP for email operation, and HTTP for simple Website status determination.
More complex monitoring can be added by writing your own plug-in or using the existing ones. Fortunately, NetSaint development is very active, and there's a wide variety of plug-ins and add-on tools at the NetSaint download page(www.netsaint.org/download/).
Use, abuse, and limitations
Before you spend time implementing NetSaint, reading the manuals, and trying to understand its use, visit the live demo running on the NetSaint Website. It gives a very good feel for how NetSaint works, how it can be used, and what types of activities it can perform for you. That free tool has some serious power and can keep you in close touch with all the systems that are under your control.
NetSaint isn't a capacity-planning tool, and it does not replace programs such as BMC's Best-1. While it does trend tracking, it simply records state changes rather than performance characteristics. It'll show how often a disk space alarm triggered over the past month, but not the actual disk space use over the past month, limiting the feasibility of using NetSaint instead of commercial monitoring tools such as BMC Patrol and CA Unicenter. However, if good, accurate, flexible monitoring is your primary need, NetSaint should be at the top of your evaluation list.
About MRTG
The Multi-Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) can monitor and graph your network links using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) information from network devices to acquire and plot the information. The output is in the form of HTML code and GIF images, and it can be used for live, continuous monitoring of network traffic. Like NetSaint, it's written to be portable, in C and Perl, and it runs on Unix platforms as well as on NT. Also like NetSaint, it's widely used by administrators who need to know about problems before they happen or at least when they are happening.
MRTG is available for free under the GNU license. Check out the MRTG main site for detailed feature and download information.
For a preview of the power of MRTG, you can check out an example. It doesn't appear to be a live demonstration, but it shows the type of output that MRTG can generate.
Implementing MRTG
Fortunately for the free source community, MRTG uses three other free source libraries to implement its features. Unfortunately for users, you'll have to download and build those other libraries before you can build and use MRTG, and you'll need recent versions of GCC and PERL installed. Luckily, the versions that come with Solaris 8 appear to be recent enough. (See Resources for links to the three libraries.)
Check out the MRTG sidebar for an example of a full build of all the tools.
Use, abuse, and limitations
MRTG is very straightforward. Point
cgfmakerat a SNMP-enabled network device, and it grabs the information from the device, creating a configuration file for MRTG. Config files can also be crafted by hand for more complex needs. The configuration file is then read by MRTG, which reads information from the targets, creates a graph of it, and includes many options for time ranges, intervals, interfaces, ports, and so on. It's unlikely that MRTG will replace HP OpenView anytime soon but, for a free network capture traffic and display tool, it can't be beat.
Danger, Will Robinson
Thanks to David Strom for the following Solaris issue:
Oh, here's a FYI: do NOT use "sys-unconfig" on a Solaris 8 system -- it is badly broken and will really hose up the system info, and there's no fix yet, just a partial patch. What a bad thing to break in a new OS release!
Here's another viewer note about useful IPSEC hands-on experience:
Hi Peter,
Just finished reading your most delightful article in this month's Unix Insider (those Aironet cards sound very cool; not a lot seems to be happening here in Australia, unfortunately). I notice that you were concerned about the lack of information on making Windows 2000 IPSEC talk to Solaris 8 IPSEC. You may find the following useful as we at Centrelink are just going through that exercise.
All the best, David L. Garrard
Finally, there's a useful Solaris-oriented search site available: www.searchsolaris.com. It's full of recent news, and it provides a Solaris-specific search engine that (it claims) has access to over 2,000 prescreened Solaris-specific sites. I find it hard to believe that there are 2,000 such sites, but the search seems very effective and the content useful. Worth checking out...
Thanks to Jesse St. Laurent for input to this column.
gd, a basic graph-drawing library, is available at: http://www.boutell.com/gd/
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libpngdownload is available at: http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/libpng.html
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The Halifax lawyers defending the two young men accused in the Rehtaeh Parsons case believe their clients would not have been charged had the Nova Scotia government not changed its policy on "sexting" days after the teen's death.
They are expected to argue there was an abuse of process, which if accepted could lead to the staying of charges against their clients. A senior Crown attorney has been subpoenaed as their witness to testify about the changes to the policies around sending sexually explicit pictures over the Internet.
The Nova Scotia Attorney-General is trying to have the subpoena quashed; it doesn't want its Crown in the witness box and is citing client-solicitor privilege.
The development in the Parsons case comes days after a breakthrough in the Amanda Todd case, with charges being laid against a man in Holland for using secret webcam photos to torment and stalk underage girls, including Ms. Todd. Both cases highlight the challenges of prosecuting cyberbullying because of the quickly changing nature of technology and justice officials' reaction to it.
To add another wrinkle to the Parsons case, Chris Hansen, the spokesperson for Nova Scotia's Public Prosecution Service, told The Globe and Mail there was no policy on sexting before April, 2013 – and that this one is "the only policy we have ever had and it's brand new."
She said Wednesday that the "Parsons case identified a gap in our policies. So then we came up with that one." She was referring to the sexting offences section in the Crown Attorney Manual: Prosecution and Administrative Policies for the PPS.
The new six-page policy was released on April 23, 2013; Ms. Parsons died on April 7, 2013.
Queen's University law professor Nicholas Bala says a number of issues are raised by this case. "We as a society are learning from some of these tragic cases and the police are becoming more effective in using the technology against defenders, which is appropriate."
He is skeptical about the defence, adding, the "mere fact that the Crown is sharpening its policies to reflect changing technologies is not likely to be a defence in and of itself."
In documents released in Nova Scotia Supreme Court on Wednesday morning, defence lawyer Ian Hutchison says the "Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service administrative policy and procedure relating to 'sexting' offences, which were in place during the initial police investigation, differs from the current policy."
He says "had the 2011/2012 policy been followed I understand the Crown would have withdrawn both charges against my client."
His comments are contained in an e-mail to Alexander Smith, the Ontario Crown counsel, who was brought in to deal with this case.
Brian Church, who is defending the other young man charged in the case, supports his co-counsel's arguments.
Mr. Hutchison has subpoenaed senior Crown counsel Craig Botterill to testify about the policy. He wants to know, according to the documents, "how the Crown exercised its prosecutorial discretion to proceed with 'sexting' charges and the time of the initial police investigation and how this prosecutorial discretion is exercised post April 2013."
In his e-mail, Mr. Hutchison explains why he wants Mr. Botterill to testify.
He suggests the charges be stayed because of abuse of process: "The defence's disclosure requests relate to the exercise of prosecutorial discretion and the decision to continue with the prosecution charges laid by the police."
"This decision is a matter of Crown discretion subject only to judicial review through an abuse of process," he writes.
Supreme Court Justice Gerald Moir heard the arguments around the subpoena Wednesday morning. He asked that the provincial court, which is dealing with the charges against the two young men, decide on the subpoena.
Provincial Justice Jamie Campbell put the matter over until next week.
The two accused cannot be named because they are being tried as youths. Mr. Hutchison's client is charged with making and distributing child pornography. The other young man is facing two charges of distributing child pornography.
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The London Eye Hospital at 4 Harley Street is one of the world's leading premium lens implants centres for cataract surgery or presbyopia correction to give freedom from glasses or contact lenses. The London Eye Hospital brings together leading Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeons who specialise in the diagnosis and treatment of all eye conditions including: cataract surgery, refractive surgery, Light Adjustable Lens surgery, the Synchrony© Dual Optic Accommodating Lens, micro-incision cataract surgery, multifocal and accommodating lens implants surgery, macular degeneration, laser eye surgery including lasik, lasek and intralase, corneal transplantation surgery and lens implants for macular degeneration (IOL-VIP).
The London Eye Hospital is the only centre in the UK which can offer patients the choice of all the latest implant technology from the most experienced eye surgeon. It has developed an international reputation simply providing the safest most technologically advanced surgery in luxury surroundings attracting the rich and famous from around the globe.
The London Eye Hospital became a world centre for Light Adjustable Lens implant surgery after Mr Bobby Qureshi implanted the first Light Adjustable Lens in the UK in 2009. He is one of the most experienced Light Adjustable Lens surgeons in the world.
London Eye Hospital is registered with all the well-known medical insurance companies such as AXA, Bupa, Aviva and Standard Life.
The London Eye Hospital's mission is to provide the highest level of eye care without compromise. You will have the opportunity to discuss all treatment options including the latest technology and surgical techniques, which are currently not available on the NHS, some of which have been pioneered at the London Eye Hospital.
All the Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeons at The London Eye Hospital:
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The London Eye Hospital is now able to offer you the next generation of multifocal intraocular lenses (IOL's) – the trifocal. This implant gives patients a better chance to enjoy clear vision at all distances with maintained contrast sensitivity and lower visual disturbance.
The older generation multifocal lenses offer clear distance and near vision, however they are least clear for intermediate vision and can result in glare and haloes especially with night driving. The trifocal implant has the advantage of offering clear intermediate as well as distance and near vision with minimal glare and haloes at night.
This lens enables patients to switch naturally between all distances. Studies have shown superior performance of the trifocal lenses for intermediate vision and overall image quality.
The London Eye Hospital is a world centre of Light Adjustable lens surgery. The Light Adjustable Lens is probably the greatest leap forward in lens implant technology since the first implant was used 60 years ago. It is simply the most technologically advanced solution for each individual eye without glasses.
Mr Bobby Qureshi at The London Eye Hospital implants the lens as a day case procedure, using a micro-incision surgical technique where no stitches are required. Mr Bobby Qureshi is one of the most experienced Light Adjustable Lens surgeons in the world.
Am I suitable for LAL?
Do you have difficulty reading or seeing things close up?
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If you can answer 'yes' to any of the above, you may have presbyopia or cataracts or both. This also means that your vision is affecting your lifestyle and you may be a candidate for the Light Adjustable Lens.
The Synchrony accommodating implant allows patients to see well at all distances which means near, intermediate and far without glasses or contact lenses. It is the only implant in the world that expands and contracts naturally to give a continuous change in focus without compromising the quality of vision – just like our natural lens when we are young.
The London Eye Hospital is the UK's leading centre for multifocal implants with their surgeons having implanted over 10,000 lenses of various designs.
Your eye contains a small lens. In a young normal eye this lens focuses the light entering the eye onto the retina and we can see near, intermediate, and in the distance. As we age the lens begins to harden and loses the ability to focus from near to intermediate to distance and back again. This is known as presbyopia and begins around the age of 40. This can be corrected to give freedom from glasses or contact lenses which will last forever.
As the natural lens in the eye ages further it starts to become cloudy and brown in colour, preventing the passage of light and causing colours to lose their brilliance. This is a cataract. At first frequent changes in your prescription can help, but left untreated cataracts can eventually lead to blindness. The London Eye Hospital utilises the safest and most advanced technology in existence for cataract surgery combined with the latest pioneering lens implants to simply give the best result.
Many people who have already had cataract surgery will be enjoying their improved vision, especially for distance, but will still be using reading glasses or varifocals for near and intermediate vision. A simple operation can produce a much greater freedom from glasses.
At the centre of the retina is an area called the macula. It is the most sensitive part of the retina and is responsible for detailed colour vision. AMD is a degenerative condition of the macula associated with getting older.
Other eye surgery and treatments available at the The London Eye Hospital include Laser Eye Surgery, Corneal Transplantation, Blepharoplasty (cosmetic eyelid surgery), Glaucoma Treatment, Retinal Surgery and Complex Reconstructive Surgery.
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Amy & Brett
September 10
Lenox, Massachusetts
Q & A with the Bride:
1. What was the one thing about your venue that made you know it was the one?
Growing up, I spent summers in Lenox at camp and have always loved the Berkshires. My husband and I enjoyed a number of weekend getaways in Lenox and celebrated a joint family Thanksgiving there in 2009 not long before we got engaged. I had read about Stonover Farm in a few magazines and wanted to stay there. In January 2010, we were on our way up to Deerfield and decided to spend a night at Stonover Farm. Even though it was the middle of winter, we fell in love with it. When we got engaged, we didn't consider any other venues. We knew that Stonover Farm would be absolutely perfect. It offered everything that we were looking for – a beautiful setting that was relaxed and sophisticated at that same time. We loved the idea of having multiple and distinct events (ceremony on the lawn, cocktails by the pond, dinner under a tent and dancing/dessert in the barn) at the same venue. Not to mention the fact that the blue trim of the buildings perfectly matched our colors of navy, light blue and pink!
2. Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
1. The locket pin on my bouquet – my grandmother died of cancer about a year before we got engaged. Attending our wedding would have meant so much to her, and it broke my heart that she was not able to live to be there in person. I found an antique fleur de lys locket on Etsy, put her photo inside of it and attached it to the ribbon on my bouquet. It meant a lot to me to have her with me while walking down the aisle and throughout the day. After the wedding, I gave the locket to my grandfather.
2. The food – my husband and I love good food and having a caterer that could deliver delicious food for a large number of people was really important to us. Our florist recommended Savory Harvest and Michael was incredible. He really listened to our guidance and came up with menus for both the rehearsal dinner and the wedding that were delicious and reflected our tastes. Lastly, my friend from childhood, Katzie Guy-Hamilton, who is a pastry chef in NYC (and a former contestant on Top Chef Just Desserts), made homemade pies (neither my husband nor I like cake that much) that added a personal touch and were incredible.
3. Drawings – My husband's dad is a talented artist, so we added his handiwork to the day in the form of the design on the welcome bags, a hand drawn map of Lenox, and cards (included in the welcome bags) featuring his pen and ink drawings of the barn at Stonover Farm and other local landmarks.
3. Give us the one moment from your wedding day that you can't stop thinking about.
Our ceremony! Although it was over in record time (less than 20 minutes!), when Amanda asked me and Brett to pick our favorite photo from our wedding for a blog post, we each picked a photo from the ceremony. A friend of ours, Jim, was able to officiate our wedding thanks to Massachusetts' "one day pass" system. Having a friend perform our ceremony made it so much more personal and special. There were touching moments and quite a bit of laughter. Standing up there with Brett, Jim and our closest friends and looking out at everyone, who came to celebrate with us, is one of my favorite memories of the day.


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Grupo Eulen Customer Story
Grupo EULEN incorporates Alfresco: an effective single management platform for an almost unmanageable volume of documents
The corporate group of owls is a family business in completely Spanish hands. Founded in 1962 in Bilbao and is now one of the leading providers of services. In particular, Grupo OWLS, specializing in the areas of building cleaning, private security services, ancillary services (eg logistics and telemarketing), services in the social, medical and janitorial, maintenance and disposal services. 2010 the company generated group thus a profit of over 1.3 billion euros.
In recent years, the group recorded a huge increase in the number of employees and now employs over 82,200 staff. Thus Grupo OWL is one of the most important employers in Spain and employs more than two out of 1000 persons in employment in Spain.
Since 1997, Grupo Eulen is also active internationally and in Spain, Portugal, the United States and seven Latin American countries (Colombia, Costa Rica, Chile, Mexico, Panama, Peru and the Dominican Republic) is thus now represented.
Starting situation
Grupo OWL has every day to deal with a plethora of documents. Since human resources management is one of the main fields of the company, large quantities of documents on to employment. For this reason, a document management platform for OWL and its smooth operation was essential.
Every year created approximately 150,000 contracts in companies placing each between seven and 12 other documents with them. All these documents have a fixed life cycle. This requires a very special type of document management.
However, the biggest challenge is the management of documents, leading the company for each employee. For each of the 82,000 employees Grupo OWL conducts its own record with between 30 and 50 different documents (contracts, CVs, training and development documents, personal documents, pay stubs, etc.), which must be updated every year - both on paper and digitally. Based on these figures it seems almost impossible to manage such volumes of documents without an effective management platform.
In addition, falling within the company numerous other documents (internal memos, investment statements, regulations, instructions, etc.) which also play an important role for the company.
"Until now we had no document management platform. Alfresco was mainly due to its performance and its price clearly the solution of our choice," explains Diana Ruiz Hidalgo of the IT department of owls. "In mid-2011 we have therefore set the project in motion . "
Given the large volume of documents and the fact that some of them already had up to 50 years old, is Grupo OWLS went in search of an effective, flexible and secure solution for their document management.
The objectives were it obvious: a company-wide unified platform, developing a paperless company, simpler search for specific data, access to all corporate offices in Spain and abroad, and last but not least time and therefore cost savings.
Due to the vast scope of the project we decided to use a two-phase approach. The first phase has already been completed and referred to the management of all business data. First, a model documentation was created to provide a standard for document management to ensure that all data could be ordered by a single model using Alfresco. With Alfresco could then certain rules formulated and complex modules to be created to manage the document lifecycle. Technologically although more was possible, but decided due to the huge scale of the project going for a more cautious solution and began with simpler workflows.
"The first goal in the implementation was to define the whole reporting structure between the global offices of owls and the corporate office. As a result, we no longer had to send by mail or e-mail documents. This was something many departments wished again and again. This project was not very complex in terms of functionality, but very significant in terms of the scope documents, "said Ruiz Hidalgo.
Currently, Grupo OWL is in the second phase of the project, in which, inter alia, all employee-related documents are to be integrated into a management system. Based on the experiences from the first phase builds Grupo OWLS here on the already carried out work in and all employees will document convert virtual files and installing more complex workflows in the system. In this second phase, a process for digital signatures also to be introduced.
As Document Platform Alfresco is the solution that provides the greatest added value for Grupo OWL. Grupo OWL is convinced that the document management solution of Alfresco still offers many more features and capabilities that can be analyzed and applied after careful planning of all requirements and successful decision-making.
"Three points, for which the system provides a solution were the companies of particular importance: the integration of users around the world, the fast and secure access to data and documents, and the faster availability of documents," explains Diana Ruiz Hidalgo "moment. is used in the company's new Alfresco of about 100 people. "
The Grupo OWL is also clear that one of the great advantages of Alfresco is the opportunity for innovation in the integration of functions. Therefore, the company does not consider it useful to use the open source architecture of Alfresco and reprogram the solution independently and adapt to your own requirements. For what is successful today, not necessarily even in the long run be the best solution. Instead OWL wants to implement future upgrades of Alfresco and always keep the architecture to date. The only way to guarantee long-term success.
"All business processes produce a variety of documents. For us as a service company, this is especially the case. We want Alfresco is the platform on which eventually all of these documents can be found," they say in OWL.


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Target: CEO of Seaboard Foods Terry J. Holton and Officials at Prestage Farms
Goal: Urge Seaboard Foods and Prestage Farms to implement humane practices for hog rearing and eliminate the use of cruel gestation crates.
The Humane Society recently went undercover at pig breeding facilities owned by Seaboard Foods and Prestage Farms and released videos showing the mistreatment of pigs by use of gestation crates. Gestation crates are small cages that sows are confined to for pregnancy and, in these cases, most of their adult life. Theses 2×7 foot enclosures do not allow the sow to turn around, lie down comfortably, or even take more than a step backward or forward. Seaboard Foods, which is a pork supplier for Walmart, is the third largest U.S. pork producer, while Prestage Farms is the fifth largest. These large pork corporations need to implement plans for a phase out of these inhumane holding devices for the betterment of their swine.
Animal welfare expert Temple Grandin compares a sow's life in a gestation crate to being stuck in an airline seat for a lifetime. Pigs trapped in a gestation crate are forced to lie in their own excrement and exhibit coping behaviors such as bar-biting, incessant head weaving, and tongue rolling. Recognized as cruel practices, gestation crates have already been outlawed by Sweden and the UK, and in the United States they have been banned by Florida, California, and Arizona. They are being phased out by Maine, Oregon, Denmark, and the European Union. Smithfield Fields, the largest pork producer in the U.S., is also in the process of phasing out the use of gestation crates.
In Seaboard Foods Sustainability and Stewardship report, they claim, 'We are committed to proper animal care and have a moral and ethical obligation to the humane treatment of animals. We believe food animals can and should be raised, transported and processed using procedures that are safe and free from cruelty and neglect.' Seaboard Foods is not carrying out their commitment to the humane treatment of their 'food animals.' By signing the petition below you will urge Seaboard Foods and Prestage Farms to put words into actions and stop the cruel treatment of their pigs.
Dear CEO of Seaboard Foods Terry J. Holton and Officials at Prestage Farms,
The use of gestation crates for raising pigs in your facilities must be stopped. The recent undercover videos released by the Humane Society show your swine neglected and mistreated by these cruel practices.
Gestations crates do not allow sows to turn around or lie down comfortably. Even more appalling, the pigs are forced to lie in their own excrement. In the Humane Society videos, your pigs were shown exhibiting stressed behavior such as bar-biting and head weaving.
Please join your competitors, including Smithfield foods, in implementing plans to phase out gestation crates. Your community cares too much for these animals to let them go on suffering this way.
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Kingston is a village of Green Lake County in the state of Wisconsin in the United States. 288 people were living in Kingston as of 2000. Kingston has a total area of 1.5 square miles.
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Coordinates: 43°41′37″N 89°07′43″W / 43.693508°N 89.128563°W


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I have given myself a challenge for the next 26 days – post the complete A-Z of Ministry to Children.
U… undies, uniform, uncle, Umbratious…
U is for Unexpected – Give them half a chance and I bet the kids in your ministry would surprise you. I have lost count of the times that I have heard something about a child, or see them do something that is surprising… unexpected.
Sometimes negative like one of our regular boys who returned to me (Mum right behind him) a number of air hockey pucks he had stolen over a number of weeks.
But usually positive.
- The 6 year old girl who exhibits her art
- The 9 year old violinist getting a major scholarship
- A 7 year old in the lead role in a major touring show
All surprising.
Some of the biggest surprises are when I see the resilience of children going through major life situations.
So don't be surprised when you get surprised by a child. In fact, the more surprises you get, I believe the better you are in connecting with kids and families.


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William Ribarsky, Ph.D.
Bank of America Endowed Chair in Information Technology
Chair, Computer Science Department
Director, Charlotte Visualization Center
9201 University City Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28223-0001
ribarsky at uncc dot edu
William Ribarsky is the Bank of America Endowed Chair in Information Technology at UNC Charlotte and the founding director of the Charlotte Visualization Center. Since 2009, he has been Chair of the Computer Science Department. He is also Principal Investigator for the DHS SouthEast Regional Visualization and Analytics Center. He received a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Cincinnati. His research interests include visual analytics; 3D multimodal interaction; bioinformatics visualization; virtual environments; visual reasoning; and interactive visualization of large-scale information spaces. Formerly, he was the Associate Director for External Relations of the Georgia Tech GVU Center. Dr. Ribarsky is the former Chair and a current Director of the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Committee. He is also a member of the overall Steering Committees for IEEE VisWeek, which comprises the Scientific Visualization, Information Visualization, and Visual Analytics Conferences, the leading international conferences in their respective fields. He was an Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics and is currently an Editorial Board member of IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications. Dr. Ribarsky co-founded the Eurographics/IEEE visualization conference series (now called EG/IEEE EuroVis) and led the effort to establish the Virtual Reality Conference series. For the above efforts on behalf of IEEE, Dr. Ribarsky won the IEEE Meritorious Service Award in 2004. In 2007, he was general co-chair of the IEEE Visual Analytics Science and Technology (VAST) Symposium.
Dr. Ribarsky has published over 160 scholarly papers, book chapters, and books. He has received competitive research grants and contracts from NSF, ARL, ARO, DHS, EPA, ONR, AFOSR, DARPA, NASA, NIMA, NIJ, U.S. DOT, and several companies.


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I have a website in south indian language (Tamil); I have put all the contents in UTF-8 (unicode). But my keywords are in english.
Is this make any difference in google/yahoo search?
I have to change anything...?
Pls help me.
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I don't know Tamil but I know Gujarati, and a search reveals most of the top results have their meta tags in Gujarati.
In your case, you need to ask yourself whether searchers will search in English or in Tamil. I feel that someone searching in English is unlikely to be shown a Tamil result if there are plenty of relevant English pages. If your audience is likely to have their default search language set to Tamil (not available in Google, even though the interface language can be set to Tamil), they will probably see Tamil results.
In conclusion, since Google has a large number of interface languages but a small set of search languages, I feel that the algorithms in unsupported languages are basic. I copied one of the Tamil words second from the top left nav bar (presume it was Images) from the Google page and when I searched, I was given mainly Tamil results.


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The WRX is now on eBay. Auction ends Sunday.
This is a discussion on FL: 2004 WRX Sedan, Java Black Pearl, 5MT, 74k miles within the Personal For Sale & Wanted forums, part of the ClubWRX.net Marketplace category; The WRX is now on eBay. Auction ends Sunday. -Jim...
The WRX is now on eBay. Auction ends Sunday.
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Don't be shy people!
still for sale?
i didnt see an autotrader ad or price?
k thanks.
could you post a link to the ad once you have it online?
The link didnt work.
Depending on the price, I might be interested. I'll send you a PM and email once I get off work.
link for the ebay post?
i didnt see it.
The car is now on eBay. Auction ends Sunday.
Been looking off and on for the past month or so for a nice used WRX and just found these forums today. Just my luck that there would be one being sold basically in my backyard that got sold a few days ago. Oh well, the search continues. Congrats on the sale.


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Portland lost 9-7
Chris Oxspring was mauled on Saturday, lasting just two-plus innings as nine runs crossed the plate against him on nine hits and a walk. It was his shortest outing of the year and of his career as a starter. Oxspring is 2-3 on the road this year, as he was on Saturday, with a 6.89 ERA and .307 average against, while he is 4-1 at home with a 3.11 ERA and .207 batting average against.
Jon Knott was a perfect 3-for-3 with a walk. He also knocked two out of the park and knocked in five of the seven Portland runs. It is his fourth multi-homer game of the year and his five RBI's are his highest total since he drove in five on May 24, 2004 while with Mobile. His 54 RBI's place him in the top ten in the Pacific Coast League while his 18 homers are one shy of the league lead, pending the outcome of Saturday's games. He also paces the league with 44 extra base hits, pending the outcome of the night's games.
Mobile won 10-3
Ever batter to begin the game had at least one hit with seven notching two hits. Eight different players scored a run and seven had RBI's. Even reliever Paul Abraham got in an RBI with a sacrifice fly.
Steve Baker went 2-for-6 and knocked in his third run since joining Mobile. Baker has hit safely in eight of his last ten games with Mobile but Saturday marked just the second time that he recorded a multi-hit game. As a result, Baker is batting just .213 during his tenure with the BayBears. He is also 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
Sean Thompson went 6.2 innings and gave up two runs on seven hits while tying his Mobile high in strikeouts with eight. Thompson whiffed nine in his last start with Lake Elsinore before being promoted. The lefty did not walk a batter for the second time this year in 16 starts. Over his last eight starts with Mobile, Thompson has notched seven quality starts (three earned runs or less over six plus innings of work) and has given up two earned runs or less in six of those games. Thompson also contributed two hits at the dish and is 6-for-14 at the plate since joining Mobile.
"Our defense has been strong, and we have some guys who can hit the ball on this team," said BayBears shortstop Ronnie Merrill.
Lake Elsinore lost 7-5
Three players have hitting streaks of eight or more games for the Storm. Fernando Valenzuela has a seven game streak, Adam Bourassa has an eight game streak while Peeter Ramos extended his to nine games.
The most impressive streak goes to Bourassa who has six consecutive multi-hit games. He is 16-for-35 over the streak and has doubled five times over the last three games, his only extra base hits during the streak.
Valenzuela has the least impressive streak. His batting average has actually dropped over the life of the streak, from .318 to 313. He is 7-for-26, a .269 average, in his last seven. He has been hit by three pitches over that span as well.
Eddie Bonine, back in the starting rotation for the third straight game, had his worst start to date. After allowing three earned runs over his first two starts, Bonine surrendered seven runs on 11 hits in five innings of work. He was tagged for three homers against, the second time this year he has given up three homers in a game. His ERA in June had been a slim 3.78 with a .234 average against.
Fort Wayne lost 6-2
Peter Ciofrone is out of the lineup with a strained hamstring. He is listed as day-to-day.
The struggles for Fabian Jimenez continued on Saturday. The young left-hander has made it out of the fourth inning just once over his past five starts. He was pulled with the bases loaded and two outs in the fourth on Saturday, with five runs, four earned, on nine hits and two walks already on the ledger. Chris Steinborn got the final out without allowing another run. Jimenez has seen his ERA shoot upwards over his last five outings, from 4.17 to 7.19, the result of 35 runs, 30 earned, in 16.2 innings. He has lost all five, dropping him to 4-9 on the year.
Steinborn, who prevented three inherited runners from scoring lasted 3.2 innings and was charged with one run on one hit. It is the third time this year Steinborn has worked three or more innings as a reliever. Of the 12 runners he has inherited on the year three have scored. Steinborn has a 3.32 ERA since coming over to Fort Wayne and a 5.29 ERA overall, including his time with the Modesto Nuts of the California League. He has limited the opposition to a .237 average against since joining the Wizards.
Eugene won 14-2
Right-handed pitcher Jon Link talked about how he has been so successful after two starts with Eugene, allowing two earned runs in 12 innings of work:
"Seeing a hitter up there with a wooden bat is a lot more comforting than seeing them up there with an aluminum bat," Link admitted. "I am on page with my catcher (Nick Hundley) since the first start. I met him the day before he caught me. I have a lot of confidence in him and what he calls. We work well together. Having confidence in your catcher is kind of a big deal."
Link, coincidentally, also played the field – seeing time at third base and first base during his collegiate career. He is now a full-time pitcher but committed an error in his first game. Link talks about that error:
"Your first outing out there and you put a pickoff play on and I just got anxious. Errors happen. Physical mistakes happen. As long as you can cut down the mental mistakes. If it was an error where I threw to the wrong base or something that would be one thing but I just let the ball go. My arm got a little long and I overthrew the second baseman. Fortunately I don't think it would have mattered, the next kid doubled off the wall anyway so he was going to score no matter what. You just have to do what you can to slow your body down I guess."
Santiago Guerrero tripled, his third of the season and second in as many games, to score two in the fourth inning. All of his extra base hits have been triples to start the year. The outfielder has a seven game hitting streak and has eight RBI's during the streak, including three on Saturday. He is 8-for-22 with five walks and two hit by pitches over the streak.
After allowing nine runs over his first two starts, Ben Krosschell pitched five innings of shutout ball on Saturday, limiting the opposition to just two hits and two walks while striking out three to get his first win in Northwest League play. Only one baserunner reached scoring position against Krosschell on the night. He lowered his batting average against from .361 to .288.
Peoria lost 4-3
William Venable has reached base safely in every game this year. He went 1-for-4 with a double and an RBI on Saturday, giving him seven RBI's for the season. In nine games, Venable has hits in seven and was a pinch runner in one game. He added two stolen bases on Saturday, his first since opening day. Venable, a left-handed batter, has hit .429 off right-handed pitching to begin the year.
Juan Jimenez was rocked for four runs, three earned, in the first which was enough that the team could not overcome. He ended up going five-plus innings and allowing six hits and two walks to take his first loss. The right-hander has given up 14 runs, 11 earned, in 15.2 innings this year. Six of the 11 earned runs have crossed the plate in the first inning. The opposition is hitting .313 off him early in the year.
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- 1 medium tomato, cored, seeded, and coarsely chopped
- 1/2 cucumber, peeled, seeded, and coarsely chopped
- 3 teaspoons sherry vinegar
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 cup coarsely chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 4 heads Bibb lettuce, with outer leaves removed, quartered
- 2 ounces Roquefort, crumbled
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…grabbed a quick lunch at Panera Bread. I went for their Strawberry Poppyseed Chicken Salad. I love it, but they only serve it in the summer when the fruit is in season, so I always order it this time of year. With a glass of iced tea, it was super light and refreshing.
For dinner tonight, we made the pork tenderloin that I featured the recipe for in this afternoon's post. It has a Jamaican Jerk marinade on it, so that made it super flavorful. While Joe grilled the pork and some green beans, I made a casserole with the squash we got in our CSA basket this week and a little cheese and bread crumbs. This was such a great summer dinner!
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University of Michigan director of athletics Dave Brandon will regularly offer his view on a variety of topics related to U-M and intercollegiate sports. All his posts, along with links to related content, will be available on his page, mgoblue.com/brandon, and he is also on Twitter at @DaveBrandonAD.
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In 1908, London hosted the Summer Olympics, and University of Michigan track and field star Ralph Rose was the first-ever flag bearer for the United States. This past Friday night, London looked on as another U-M track and field athlete carried his country's flag at the opening ceremony.
Nick Willis, the silver medal winner in the men's 1,500-meter run four years ago in Beijing, received the honor from his teammates when they voted him as New Zealand's captain and flag bearer the same day as the ceremony.
To be the Olympic flag bearer for one's country is an honor few will ever know. Willis was one of the first athletes to be named to New Zealand's 2012 Olympic team by its organizing committee. The coaches and teammates believe in Willis as a leader. They know he has a reverence for his country and his sport.
You could see why they chose him when he carried the flag. There was strength in his step and pride on his face as he marched through the Olympic Stadium in front of world leaders and an international television audience. Willis was a perfect fit for the honor.
For U-M, it was also a proud moment. As Willis carried the colors of New Zealand, you could think of his years at Michigan as a record holder and Michigan letterwinner (2003-05). He was a five-time All-American, a six-time Big Ten champion and two-time NCAA champion. He was (and is) considered an Ann Arborite.
Nick Willis meeting the Queen.
That is what made this honor even much more special. He has been living away from his native New Zealand. He has been competing on the world track circuit, and yet his teammates knew what it means for Willis to be a Kiwi. His representation of his country has been impeccable.
And again for U-M, his representation of our university has been outstanding.
One century ago, Rose was also a team leader. He loved Michigan, his country and his heritage. However, it was a different time.
The United States and Great Britain were not the allies we are today. The U.S. previously had been at war with Britain and there was no love lost between the two countries. Rose, an Irish-American, had even a deeper resentment toward the British.
In those opening ceremonies, the representatives of all countries were asked to dip their flags as they passed in front of King Edward VII.
To make matters worse, the English either forgot or did not fly the flags of Sweden and the United States atop the stadium. The Swedes boycotted the opening ceremony, and Rose did what he believed he needed to do.
Instead of dipping the flag, he walked with the Stars and Stripes straight up, snubbing the organizers and, more so, the King of England.
Rose supposedly said, "This flag dips for no earthly king."
The precedent was set, and to this day the United States does not lower its flag to any of head of state.
Now we have another U-M athlete who has represented his country in a manner so different yet still with the same values -- a reverence for his country, his heritage and sport.
Watching Willis carry the New Zealand flag and thinking about Rose's legacy should have given all of the University of Michigan students, alumni, staff and supporters an opportunity to see U-M as "Leaders and Best' on an international stage in a truly wonderful moment.
Go Blue and Go USA! Good luck at the 2012 London Summer Olympics.


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Can you imagine being stranded with your friends - and no adults - in a dangerous post-apocalyptic world? Site member peace_love_books took issue this week with the stereotyped characters of Monument 14 by Emmy Laybourne.
"A chemical spill which affects each blood type differently ... places the novel above many other typical 'end of the world' thrillers, yet I was unimpressed by the typical stereotypes given to the characters. Dean, the narrator, is bookish and likeable, yet with no real traits of heroism or flaws to give him more depth – in short, a relatable but not especially memorable character.
This being a young adult novel, I was prepared for some romance to seep into the plot line, but after a while, the teenage angst got boring and I wanted the characters to either dissolve into chaos like Lord of the Flies, or at least stop whining. Frankly, I was rather shocked at the shallowly created main girl characters. Surely even teenage literature has now evolved past the three typical female roles of The Mum, The Beautiful Athlete and The Bad Girl ... Although I feel that Monument 14 was by no means perfect, the fresh take on the post-apocalyptic storyline was interesting and enjoyable even if some characters were annoying!"
On a similar theme of childhood heroism, The House of Secrets by Chris Columbus and Ned Vizzini follows three siblings – The Walker children – as they embark on a solitary battle to defeat a dark book of untold power! The Book Addicted Girl sent in a brilliant review of the novel.
"House of Secrets was an action packed book full of suspense, dark magic, witty siblings and, you guessed it, a house full of secrets. I was pulled right into the story and literally raced through the story, totally hooked and desperate to know what would happen next, how the plot would end (well but with a nice twisty cliffhanger that's left me desperate for more). I really enjoyed it and I've been left desperate for it to be made into a movie!"
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