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Los Angeles • The storm is inevitable. The waves of attack after attack will be there for Real Salt Lake to bundle together and withstand.
But in the first leg of the Western Conference semifinal between RSL and the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday night at the StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., No. 2-seeded RSL will have to weather those storms and figure out a way to counter the best counter-attacking team in Major League Soccer.
Playing the No. 3 seed Galaxy in a two-leg series will certainly be a trial for RSL, a team that 1-2-0 against in regular-season, and containing superstars Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan is a task any backline dreads.
What's a team to do?
"The most important thing is: Don't give it away cheaply," said RSL captain Kyle Beckerman. "When you do get some chances, you've got to bury them and make [L.A.] pay for the possession that you get and make them weather a storm."
In the week leading up to Sunday's first leg in Southern California, RSL coach Jason Kreis said the Galaxy have had the upper hand in the previous matchups between the two sides, adding that he sees his side as an underdog in this series.
"It's an opportunity for us to play an incredibly good team," Kreis said. "A team that, when we've played them this year, has proven to be better than us. Big challenge for us."
With the winner of the first-round series being determined by aggregate score after the second leg Thursday night at Rio Tinto Stadium, RSL must figure out a way to put pressure on the Galaxy.
"To state the obvious, they're the two-time defending champions and they're not going away until someone beats them," RSL general manager Garth Lagerwey said. "The key against LA, you've got to get a lead."
L.A. coach Bruce Arena was extremely complimentary of the RSL diamond midfield of Javier Morales, Luis Gil, Ned Grabavoy and Beckerman this week, and RSL will need them to get involved and test the Galaxy defense.
Morales, who was forced to leave the MLS Cup final in 2009 against L.A. with an injury early on in the match, has five career goals and eight assists against L.A. in 14 career regular season games.
"I expected to play against them because I think they are the last champions, they have a good team, they like to play soccer, so I say it's going to be fun for everyone," Morales said. "It's good for our confidence."
The continuing rivalry between RSL and L.A. formed four years ago when RSL topped the Galaxy in a penalty shootout for the MLS title continues with their third postseason meeting in five seasons.
No question the Galaxy's style of play can give any team in the league fits, but in a two-leg series, RSL's focus remains with its own method of attack: Possession, possession, possession.
"We know we're a great team, we know they're the two-time MLS champs , but you can't give them too much respect if you want to go out there and hit them around a little bit and win the game," said RSL goalkeeper Nick Rimando.
Round 1 commences Sunday, with an opportunity for RSL to get a leg up on its rival.
Real Salt Lake at L.A. Galaxy
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About RSL • The No. 2 seed out of a packed Western Conference postseason picture, Real Salt Lake led the West in goals scored this season with 57, finishing the season one goal behind Supporters' Shield champions New York Red Bulls. … Forward Alvaro Saborio leads the team in goals scored with 12 in just 16 matches played this season. … Midfielder Javier Morales ranks fourth in the MLS in assists with 10. … RSL's history against L.A. features a 10-11-6 record in MLS regular-season and playoff action. … RSL has had played well in Carson, Calif., with a 5-8-2 record at L.A.
About L.A. • Paced by MVP candidate Robbie Keane (16 goals, 11 assists), the Galaxy are widely considered one of the most lethal offenses in MLS. .. The Galaxy went 2-1-0 against RSL this season, most recently in a 4-2 win at home, a match in which Keane scored a second-half hat trick. … L.A. has scored 53 goals, while allowing the exact same with 53 in its 34 regular-season matches. … The Galaxy defense is anchored by U.S. men's national team star Omar Gonzalez and midseason acquisition Jaime Penedo, a Panamanian goalkeeper who has shored up the position quite well for L.A. with some stellar play as of late.


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DEPARTMENTS OF LABOR, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, AND EDUCATION, AND RELATED AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2006 -- (House of Representatives - June 24, 2005)
Mr. MARKEY. Mr. Chairman, the gentleman from New York's (Mr. Hinchey) amendment just restates existing law. What Ken Tomlinson wants to do is turn NPR into the NRC, the National Republican Committee, rather than National Public Radio. That is what it is all about.
CPB used to stand for Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Now it will stand for Corporation for Political Boondoggles, as this Republican administration seeks to politicize something that in all national polling is the most respected news outlet in the United States of America.
This is wrong. Support the Hinchey amendment.
Mr. MARKEY. Mr. Chairman, I rise in support of the Manager's amendment.
The Manager's amendment includes an amendment that I filed to offer to the bill yesterday, which would address an important privacy protection issue.
Mr. Chairman, the recent wave of massive data thefts has swept up the precious, private information of millions and millions of Americans.
Everyday seems to bring new examples of gaping holes in databases being exploited by criminals: ChoicePoint, Lexis-Nexis, and CardSystems Solutions.
These are just 3 recent examples of huge heists of personal information.
And when Americans' financial records are drained from databases, does Federal law require the victims to be notified? No!
When Americans' Social Security numbers are siphoned from databases by criminals, does Federal law require that the victims are at least notified? No!
And, most importantly, when Americans' most private health information is plundered from databases, does Federal law require the victims to be notified? Shockingly, Unbelievably--No!
Mr. Chairman, the bill before us today provides $75 million to support the creation of a new network of databases containing the health records of millions of Americans across the country. This new health information network will be, in effect, the ``Mother of All Databases.'' This network, when it is completed, will provide unprecedented access to the most private, personal health records of tens of millions of Americans.
The nationwide network holds tremendous promise. But it also holds enormous peril for the privacy of Americans' medical records. That's because we know that databases currently maintained by the Federal government are vulnerable to infiltration by the data thieves.
How do we know this?
In February 2005, President Bush's Information Technology Advisory Committee reported that:
The information technology infrastructure of the United States ..... is highly vulnerable to terrorist and criminal attacks and [T]he Federal Government needs to fundamentally improve its approach to cyber security.
In May 2005, GAO reported that:
[T]he Federal Government is limited in its ability to identify and respond to emerging cybersecurity threats, including sophisticated and coordinated attacks that target multiple federal entities.
Even with the most sophisticated and modern cybersecurity, we have learned that reels of data can be lost off the back of a truck.
While there is much we must and should do to minimize that loss of data, it is simply unforgivable to hide a known breach from the individuals whose personal data has fallen into unauthorized hands.
An individual can sometimes take action to protect herself while authorities try to puzzle out what happened to cause a breach. At least they should know when they are at risk.
A national health information network could provide significant benefits for patients, physicians, hospitals, and other health providers. But to realize these benefits, this new network must have strong privacy safeguards.
My amendment, which is now part of the Manager's amendment, would simply require that patients whose health information is maintained by the Department of Health and Human Services as part of this new health records database must be notified if their records are lost, stolen or used for an unauthorized purpose.
Our amendment would apply to the tens of millions of Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries whose personally identifiable health information is maintained by the Federal Government.
As the Department begins to develop the standards for this enormous database, privacy of patients must be a priority.
As many of us know, people can be more concerned about their medical information being public than their financial information.
There are things in medical records that people don't even tell members of their own families.
We are at the dawn of the development of this new database. Now is the time to ensure that privacy is paramount.
Our amendment will ensure that patients victimized when their health information in the database is stolen or misused are simply notified so they can take the necessary steps to protect themselves.
In fact, the following 13 states already have enacted similar notification requirements for patients whose personal information has been stolen from electronic databases: Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Texas and Washington.
This is a vital, common-sense amendment, and I am pleased that it has been incorporated into the Manager's amendment. I urge its adoption.
Mr. MARKEY. Mr. Chairman, I rise today to oppose the massive cuts to the Title VII health professions training programs which play a critical role in addressing the shortage of doctors, nurses, dentists and other health professionals in underserved areas and have proven to increase the diversity of the health care workforce.
The Republicans' fiscal year 2006 budget gives away $106 billion in tax cuts to the wealthiest in our society. Now, in order to pay for those cuts, they are making huge cuts to critical programs for the poor and the most vulnerable in our country. The Title VII health professions training programs are some of the many casualties of these tax giveaways.
In order to pay for tax cuts to the wealthy, this bill slashes funding for the Title VII programs by 84 percent, cutting the programs from $300 million to $47 million. These Title VII programs promote access to quality health care to for our nation's neediest citizens and they are only federal programs designed help prepare health professionals to respond to the needs of these special and underserved populations.
These programs are a vital component of the health education system in our country and are necessary to maintain the high quality health care that we expect. These cuts will have a dramatic impact on the system at a time when essential health care services are already facing funding cuts and program eliminations.
I urge you to oppose these cuts and I am hopeful that the Committee will work to increase funding for these programs in Conference.


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|Precursor Preference in Surfactant Synthesis of Newborns
|FDA Comment Number :
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|Dr. Satish Kalhan
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|06/17/2005 10:06:57
|Organization :
|Case Western Reserve University
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| The proposed study will be an important contribution to our understanding of the surfctant metabolism in the premature infant and may lead to development of noval treatment strategies in the future. Dr Hamvas and colleagues have already published few studies exmining the fractional rate of surfactant synthesis in the low birth weight baby using the proposed methodologies; presumably therefore the protocol was previously approved by the local IRB; hence it is not clear why it is being rexamined now.
The use of stable isotopic tracers as proposed here have not been shown to carry any risk in healthy adults, neonates nor in growing embryos. Even when used in very large doses carbon-13 labeled tracers did not show any harmful effects.
The major risk of the proposed studies relates to the preparation of tracer infusion i.e. the risk of contamination of the albumin containing preparation of palmitic acid. The investigators can further minimize it by using appropriate precautions. Although precautions for strility during preparation are described the investigators have not detailed any methods of examining the sterility of the preparation. In addition they should develop some objective measures such as rapid testing for sterility,prior to use and of the assumed 24 hour shelf life of the palmitic acid/albumin preparation. Once such sterility of the preparation can be ensurred and the procedures are established they should be able to do the proposed studies without addig any additional risk to the subjects.
It should be underscored that the infusion solution must be prepared by adequately trained and skilled personale only.
Additionally the investigators should also recognize that if contaminated, the albumin solution forms an excellent medium for bacterial growth and proliferation and hence the need for stringent care.
The committee is certainly aware of the case from Maryland when a contaminated solution of tracer palmitate/albumin was infused into a healthy adult resulting in septic shock etc.


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You have been crept out, baffled, and even disgusted by our articles revealing the first 24 craziest fetishes in parts one, two, and three. Finally, we are here to present to final top eight craziest fetishes of them all! Did your favorite fetish appear on our list yet? This is its last chance, but we hope it doesn't!
Number Eight: Mucophilia. People who engage in the fetish of mucophilia have a sexual desire that probably isn't very surprising, considering the name: mucus. Mucus here, mucus there, these people just love the feel of this nasty, slimy substance!
Number Seven: Ederacinism. If you like the fetish of ederacinism, apparently you think it's sexy when people rip off your reproductive organs by the roots. Ouch, right? So much for kids.
Number Six: Frotteurism. Next time you are in a crowded, public place, you might want to be wary of people who like frotteurism. They might try to get their kicks while rubbing against you, but they will only enjoy it if you don't consent to it.
Number Five: Dendrophilia. For the nature lovers out there, try to stay sane and don't let your love for trees get out of hand. If you decide one day that trees seem kind of sexy to you, you have just become a dendrophiliac.
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Hi there,
I am super new to bt4r2. But I am also super excited about using it.Getting to know the programs and what it has to offer too me. That being said I am having some troubles with my wire-less. When I run a live dvd everything is fine, but when I run it in virtual box I cant get it to run(wifi) I have looked all around for examples but have gotten no-where. Here are some specs about my machine
wifi card= broadcom bcm 4318 which needs a b43 driver to run
but when I type in lspci I dont find a wireless card.
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I have tried restarting, turning on wicd downloading b43fwcutter but with no eth0 or wlan0 I cant download anything.
well I would like to thank all the people that read this and post Thank You and I look forward to hearing for you.
What bit of reading I've done on the subject, I believe a usb wifi adapter must be used in a virtual environment.
Is it a USB wireless adapter?
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Nuff said, it is a common issue. Just look around a bit and you should find the answer.
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From: "Mary A. Shoemaker" <>
Subject: Re: [MDSTMARY-L] Marmaduke Semmes-Fortuna Mitford
Date: Fri, 08 Apr 2005 21:37:24 -0400
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Bless you for the info on Marmaduke and Fortuna Watson etc. I
appreciate knowing your thoughts on such. I have used the info that
Newman put in his book.. MARYLAND SEMMES AND KINDRED FAMILIES for my
line of Semmes/Simms, hoping the direct ancestor lines were correct.
The name ends up being Sims by the time my grandfather was born. He
stated he were not related to the Simms of Washington Co. KY.(he lived
in Larue Co.) Not in his time frame but.. connect of course earlier in
I have a copy of a letter written by Harry Wright Newman to Dr. Mudd
(of the Mudd books) who so kindly sent me a copy when I was having
difficulty connecting my Simms/Sims to the MD Simms/Semmes etc.. Newman
had made a trip to Louisville , Washington and Nelson Cos. when he was
contracted by the MD Historical Soc. (I think it was) to redo and
update the book THE SEMMES AND ALLIED FAMILIES (1918) by Raphael
Thomas Semmes. In this letter he stated he had made the connection of
the Simms lines in KY to the families in MD but.. as he "was not being
paid for this research he would leave that difficult task to the next
Newman however did give info on the John Simms who is found in what
became Washington Co.
I made my connection but.. I sure would love to know who the Simms were
that are found in the early tax list. If anyone has a Simms brick wall
maybe the following names are of some interest? These are the names I
could not place in my line of Simms or the Simms of Washington Co. KY.
Nelson Co.
Ignatius Simms1799
(this may be my Ignatius who is in Nelson by 1816 or so but.. my
Ignatius was underage at the writing of his Mother's will in 1804.
William Simms
his brother is also found in Nelson Co. in 1799)(.. if it was
my Ignatius he returned to Montg Co. MD to marry in 1812)
Washington Co.
Anthony Simms 1797, 1799
Rodey/Rhody 1796, 1799
Marmaduke 1800
Randolph 1800 ( same as Rhody etc.. I would think)
Mary Ann Shoemaker.
Mary Ann Shoemaker
Linda Reno wrote:
> Hi Roberta,
> Thanks for your note. The wife of the immigrant ancestor, Marmaduke
> Semmes (Simms) was Fortune Watson, born ca1740 in Morpeth,
> Northumberlandshire, England and died 1701 in St. Mary's County. She
> had been married first to Bulmer Mitford (died 1665 in St. Mary's
> Co.). Several years ago, Barbara Randolph posted the following note
> to the list:
> "I am convinced that Fortuna was a WATSON although I have no absolute
> proof. LDS records show a Fortuna Watson was christened 8 October 1640
> in Morpeth, Northumberland, England. IGI British Isles shows she was
> daughter of William Watson. I know LDS records are not always correct
> but still, this places her at the right place at the right time.
> Medford (Mitford) genealogists, again not totally accurate, state
> Bulmer Medford was born c1632 in Morpeth, Northumberland, England.
> Bulmer and Fortuna probably married in Morpeth and then came to
> America, I think first settling in Virginia, probably James Town, and
> then St. Mary's Co., Md. Bulmer died in 1665, Will dated 23 Jul 1665
> (Vol.1, p 235), mentioning his wife, Fortune, his son Thomas, and his
> "cousin" John Morecroft. William Champe, Jas Joung (Young), and John
> Smith witnessed Will."
> Briefly, if my information is correct, I show your line beginning with
> Joseph Milburn Simms as follows: Joseph Milburn Simms and Mary Simms;
> Thomas Simms and Ann Queen (dau. of Marsham Queen and Mary W.
> Jameson); Marmaduke Simms and Henrietta Jenkins (dau. of George
> Jenkins and Susanna Cole); James Simms and Mary Goodrick (dau. of
> Robert Goodrick and wife, Elizabeth ___); Marmaduke Simms and Fortune
> Watson.
> Your line from Mary Simms (wife of Joseph Milburn Simms): Ignatius
> Simms and Mary Doyne (dau. of Ignatius Doyne and Jane Sanders); James
> Simms, Jr. and Mary Simpson (dau. of Andrew Simpson and Elizabeth
> Green); James Simms and Mary Goodrick (see above); Marmaduke Simms and
> Fortune Watson.
> Linda Reno
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Roberta Rose" <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 4:11 PM
> Subject: [MDSTMARY-L] Marmaduke Semmes-Fortuna Mitford
>> Linda and List,
>> Reading all of these post is better than any history lesson.Thanks.
>> I am trying to fill in some blanks. I am descended twice from
>> Marmaduke and Fortuna Semmes through Anne Semmes, daughter of Joseph
>> Milburn Semmes and Mary Semmes who went to Ga.
>> I find that I am lacking info on some of my grandmothers.
>> Is there anyone on the list researching this family?
>> Roberta
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Best Of :: Arts & Entertainment
Hidden near the back door of the Magoski Arts Colony is filmmaker Steve Elkins' projector. Once a week, he shows films: the esoterica of Stan Brakhage, Werner Herzog's luminous documentaries, the political provocations of Jean-Luc Godard. So why travel to Fullerton to sit on old furniture, drink a beer and watch the films with a bunch of hip types when you can rent/watch many of the films from Netflix? Because with Elkins at the helm, you're watching these fine films the way they're supposed to be viewed . . . with people. Smart people. And smart people plus fine films equals good conversation. What do you have against good conversation?
Tired of the kids making a mess as they play fort in the living room? Take them to this miniature city, all within the confines of an industrial park building, and let them make a mess there. Kids from infants to 8-year-olds will go wild as they debate Obamacare in the mini-doctors' offices sponsored by Kaiser Permanente; perform an avant-garde play in the small theater; farm plastic fruit and vegetables with rakes and baskets; create a masterpiece at an art studio; build stuff while wearing goggles and orange vests at the construction site; go fishing and build boats at the marina; shop at a tiny Ralphs; go to the beach, where there are lots of sand and buckets and beach chairs—wherever their imaginations take them. It's a living hell if you don't have (or can't stand) children, but an educational, relatively cheap excursion that helps build an active interior life in your child. Better than a night at Chuck E. Cheese.
Last time we visited BC Space in Laguna Beach, we got a personal tour after the closing of the "Capital Crime$" group exhibition. Several pieces had been removed already, leaving sad, empty holes, but photographer/political activist/gallery owner Mark Chamberlain filled us in on what was missing, walking us through what was left. Art is everywhere once you climb the stairs—in every corner and every room. Even the bathroom has something to look at while you're doing your business. The money Chamberlain makes as a commercial photographer subsidizes the tough, topical, completely non-commercial work hidden in the upstairs gallery . . . all in a shopping area of downtown Laguna where you wouldn't even notice it if you didn't know it was there. And now you do. Per the website, "Gallery hours are irregular and event driven, but appointments for viewing may easily be arranged by contacting the gallery." Call now.
While the Laguna Art Museum continues to give it a run for its money each year, the Orange County Museum of Art's first exhibition of 2013—"Richard Jackson: Ain't Painting a Pain," curated by Dennis Szakacs—was so amazing it nailed the honor this year in mid-February. Exhilarating, thoughtful, angry and subversive, it's a travesty Jackson's fantastic body of work didn't get one of these earlier. The museum's second exhibition—curator Dan Cameron's downsized and retitled "2013 California-Pacific Triennial"—is just as adventurous, offering people walking through its doors a veritable roller-coaster ride of art from the Pacific Rim.
Did you know there's a Joan Miro-cast bronze statue in the lobby of a Costa Mesa office building? Yeah, neither did we. But now that we do, we can't take our eyes off it. It's described as a "bird" by various websites, but we know Miro's work. The Spanish Surrealist was as obsessed with sex as we are. Take a long hard look at the statue. It ain't no bird.
Fox's mixed-media, socially conscious painting is heavy on black outlines separating figures from their backgrounds, his people often caught in a colorful nature scene at odds with the technology: umbrellas don't work, businessmen swirl down into whirlpools while still talking on cell phones, butterflies sniff at lost electronics, obese birds sit at the top of collapsing staircases. His 3D figures often lift and separate from their place on the canvases, rising above, possibly escaping. If we had a Kebe Fox coloring book as a kid, we'd be much cooler than we are now.


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Compiled and edited by Charles J. Kappler. Washington : Government Printing Office, 1941.
|Chap. 112
|Crow Indians.
Time extended for repaying revolving fund.
41 Stat., 755, vol. 4, 273; 43 Stat., 1301, vol. 4, 507.
|Chap. 112
|Availability of fund.
Page 422
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the time for repayment to the tribe of the $50,000 revolving fund for the benefit of the Crow Indians, created by the Act of June 4, 1920 (41 Stat. 755), for the purchase of seed, animals, machinery, tools, implements, and other equipment is hereby extended from June 30, 1935, to June 30, 1945, and said fund is hereby made available for such purposes for the further period of ten years from and after June 30, 1935.
Approved, May 15, 1935.


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The boy was born on September 14, 1874, in a hospital for unwed mothers in Buffalo.
These days, a child born to an unwed mother is much more likely to be part of a cohabiting family.
The other part of the female breadwinner equation focuses on the steep rise in unwed mothers.
Jobs was born to unwed parents and placed for adoption shortly thereafter.
Almost three in five births to unwed women are to women who are cohabitating with a partner.
Under the moonlight dance the unwed brides, veiled and in flowing robes; Gerbert thinks he sees Ida amongst them.
And the youngest-born, the Lady Lucy, I take it, is yet unwed?
Why dost thou pass thy years unwed, following arms, thirsting for throats?
We lead the life of a political marriage, but the heart is unwed.
Under the moonlight dance the unwed brides, veiled and in flowing robes; Gerbert thinks he sees Ida among them.
Old English weddian "to pledge, covenant to do something, marry," from Proto-Germanic *wadjojanan (cf. Old Norse veðja "to bet, wager," Old Frisian weddia "to promise," Gothic ga-wadjon "to betroth"), from PIE root *wadh- "to pledge, to redeem a pledge" (cf. Latin vas, genitive vadis "bail, security," Lithuanian vaduoti "to redeem a pledge"). Sense remained "pledge" in other Germanic languages (cf. German Wette "bet, wager"); development to "marry" is unique to English. "Originally 'make a woman one's wife by giving a pledge or earnest money', then used of either party" [Buck]. Related: Wedded; wedding.


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MACCAN – The Maccan Royals baseball team is gone but not forgotten.
Former Royals player and coach, Darren Collins, has been inducted into the Nova Scotia Intermediate Baseball League Hall of Fame as a player.
"The only reason I'm there is because I had a lot of great teammates and coaches like Ted Dwyer and Albert Voss (both in the Hall of Fame)," said Collins.
The Royals joined the league in 2000, and was one of the first teams to join the league.
Collins was on that first team and his dad, Harrison, coached Maccan at the time.
"He wanted to see me get better, and because of him I did get better," said Collins.
Fathers who coach often don't want to be perceived as giving their son preferential treatment and that was the case for Collins.
"My dad was hard on me when he was coaching but he sort of stepped back and Teddy (Dwyer) took over and he gave me my first chance to be a real player," said Collins. "I was more of a bench player but when Teddy took over he had me bat lead-off.
"Every Sunday I knew what the line-up was. I knew I was batting first and playing centre field."
Collins presently lives almost across from the ball diamond in Maccan and has seen many changes over the years.
"It's almost sad to see," said Collins. "Teddy (Dwyer), he always did a great job looking after the field. He mowed the field, and kept the field up years after we were done playing.
"Now they're putting a sewer lagoon down in Maccan and they have a big trench dug right through the middle of the field and all kinds of construction," he added. "So it's painful to see the field in that shape after spending some of the best years of my life down there."
During his playing days Maccan won three intermediate baseball AA Atlantic championships, and were also competitive in the AAA division.
"We were always right there," said Collins. "We never won the league because Hantsport always gave us trouble, but we were always in the top four."
Collins, Jeff Hoeg and Carl McIsaac were the only players who were a part of all three AA titles.
Collins said Maccan had a strong baseball program.
"For a small community, mostly guys from River Hebert and Joggins, we had a lot of really talented players over the years."
Collins played eight years with Maccan before they folded.
"We had a lot of guys who worked shift work and guys had families and couldn't commit," said Collins. "There just wasn't the number of guys down around there to have a team anymore."
When the Royals folded, Collins played for Dooly's in Amherst, and then in 2009 started a new team in Maccan, which he coached.
"It was mostly a team made up of players from Amherst," said Collins. "We didn't do too bad but the thing with young guys is a lot of them are going to university and it's hard for them to commit year after year."
Collins then coached Dooly's to the NSIBL championship in 2010, but that team has since folded.
"It's disappointing. There's a lot of really good baseball players and it's a shame there's not an intermediate team in Cumberland County."
"When I first started there was a Cumberland intermediate baseball league," added Collins. "There was a team in Maccan, Joggins, Wentworth, and a couple of teams in Amherst. There were a lot of really good ball players."
Collins presently teaches advanced mathematics at Amherst Regional High School, and coaches the Vikings slopitch and baseball programs with Charlie Chambers.
"I still coach the high school team but I miss coaching and being around the field in the summer," said Collins. "I'd love to see another (NSIBL) team and I'd love to be involved somehow."
Collins says Amherst has one of the best little league systems, a strong bantam and midget program, and he doesn't understand why there isn't a strong intermediate team in Amherst.
"I don't know if the kids lose interest or what happens to them," he said. "There's a lot of good, young players who should be playing (intermediate) baseball."
Collins' career statistics as a player in the NSIBL
Batting average – .343
On-base percentage – .430
Hits – 196
The Hall of Fame says, "Darren will be remembered as being the smoothest centre fielder to grace the ball fields of Cumberland County."
Other 2013 inductees are:
Player, Ross Colburn
Player, Steve MacLeod
Player/Coach, Shane Oickle
Builder, Terry Dunbrack.


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Re: graphing x^2+4 on x, y, and i
On 10/29/05 at 1:32 AM, likothecat at hotmail.com (thomas) wrote:
>Is it possible to make a 3d type of graph using the x, y, and i
>axes for the equation y = x ^ 2 + 4?
Mathematica supports several options for plotting in three dimensions. ParametricPlot3D can be used to plot three dimensionsal curves. Plot3D can be used to plot surfaces. Additionally, the package Graphics`Graphics3D` has several other functions for 3D plotting.
But it is difficult to tell you specifically how to deal with your problem. You've not defined what you mean by the "i" axis and the expression you give is only dependent on two variables.
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Ramachandran, V and Dwarakanath Rao, B and Parameswara, MA and Subbarayadu, K and Radhakrishnan, S (1987) Electroslag Welding. Project Report. National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore.Full text available as:
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text: Can you rely solely on your professional network to find your next job? In this clip from the recent TruLondon event, I speak with Rachael Moss from KellyOCG about the hidden job market and why most jobs are never advertised. We discuss the different networks people use to find work, how candidate behavior has changed over time, and where—if it all—recruiters now fit within the job-seeking process.