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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo softball team (21-11) ended a mid-week doubleheader against regional foe Flagler College (19-9) with a two-game split, Thursday afternoon from University Stadium. With the Flagler Saints scoring late in both games, the Lions lost the first contest by a score of 4-3, just before defeating the visiting Saints by a 2-1 score.
Senior Megan Still took the mound for the Lions in the first game of the day, tossing six solid innings before Junior Sarah Steiner and sophomore Ashley Ehlers came in to finish off the seventh inning. Despite the loss, the Saint Leo pitching staff allowed just nine hits while walking only one batter in the effort.
The Lions were the first team to push a run across the plate in the contest, scoring in the bottom of the first inning to take the lead. Sophomore McKenzie Burns led off the inning with a double to left field, and was pushed to third base by a sacrifice bunt from junior Brittany Ewing. On the next play, junior Sarah Steiner laid down the Lions' second sacrifice bunt of the game, and Burns was able to slide into home safely.
Flagler answered back in the top of the second inning, scoring one run to tie the game, 1-1. Much like the Lions, the Saints began the inning with a Kirstie Flink single to left field, and was sacrifice bunted over to second base by designated player Malloree Escue to give the Saints a runner in scoring position. After Flink took third base on a Saint Leo passed ball, the Saints' shortstop Christen Moon then singled through the left side and scored Flink.
In the bottom of the second, the Lions were able to push two more runs across the plate, thanks to fundamental hitting and a key Flagler error. Junior catcher Kylee Hardesty began the inning with a single. Two outs later, sophomore McKenzie Burns send a grounder to the Flagler third baseman, who then sent the ball past her teammate at first and allowed Burns to reach second and Hardesty to take third. Saint Leo's Ewing then stepped to the plate and blasted a single through the left side that scored both Burns and Hardesty to give the Lions a two-run lead.
Neither team was able to score again until the seventh inning, when the Saints caught up to Saint Leo's pitching and tacked three more runs onto the scoreboard. The inning featured four solid hits from the Flagler offense, coupled with one walk and one stolen base. With the Lions unable to score again in the bottom of the seventh inning, the Saints took game one of the doubleheader by a final score of 4-3.
Unlike the first game of the day, the second game of the doubleheader featured much less offense from both dugouts, although it was an exciting game nonetheless.
Freshman Alana Tabel started in the mound for the Lions, tossing a seven-inning complete game and allowing just three Flagler hits. The win improved Tabel's record to 7-4 on the season.
Saint Leo was again the first team to score in the contest, pushing one run across the plate in the bottom of the fourth inning. Designated player Sarah Steiner began the inning with a leadoff double to centerfield. With freshman Jessica LoBianco on second base as a pinch runner for Steiner, sophomore Kelsey LaNeave then grounded out to second base and advanced LoBianco to third. Stepping to the plate with one out, senior Rachelle Gremo then laid down a bunt single, and in the Flagler confusion, attempted to take second base but was thrown out. During the commotion, LoBianco was able to score and give the Lions the lead.
In what seemed like deja-vu from the first game, the Flagler Saints were once again able to score in the top of the seventh inning, tying the game at 1-1. With one out, Saints' first baseman Tori Jolley walked, and the Flagler coaching staff put pinch runner Whitney Little in her place. On the next play, centerfielder Melanie Oliver sent a grounded to Saint Leo first baseman Kelsey LaNeave, who threw the ball to second base to get the lead runner out. With Oliver safe on first base, shortstop Christen Moon then sent a double screaming to the centerfield fence that scored Oliver from first base and tied the score.
Looking for the win in the bottom of the seventh inning, the Lions sent Gremo to the plate, who singled to shortstop with no outs. Hardesty then laid down a sacrifice bunt which allowed Gremo to turn on her speed and advance to third base. With just one out on the board, Chelsey Steedley stepped in the batter's box for her first at-bat of the game. On the first pitch, Steedley sent a bloop single to the outfield that allowed Gremo to take home for a walk-off win for the Lions.
For the day, the Saint Leo offense combined for 13 hits, six walks, two extra-base hits and one stolen base.
The Saint Leo Lions will return to the field on Saturday, Mar. 16, when they travel to West Palm Beach, Fla., to take on the Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish in regional action. First pitch of the doubleheader is set for 1:00 p.m.
For more information on the Lions softball program, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' the Lions on Facebook and 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter and Instagram.


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No matter what kind of character he adopts, when he becomes older, a man in an ignorant society settles into the standard set for him. But, before addressing this issue, we must first note one important point: The type of elderly man we will discuss in this section reflect the corruption that results from living a life distant from the morality of religion. We will see the corruption brought about in a man's character by not living a life pleasing to Allah, by refusing to think in his later years about the life of the Hereafter, and by being overly attached to this world.
Of course, there are degrees of these features found in one person or another, and the defective morality that we are about to discuss may be evidenced only partly by some individuals and more entirely by others. Essentially, what is important for our topic is the moral degeneracy caused by being distant to the morality of the Qur'an.
Once a woman in an ignorant society will have married off her children, and acquired grandchildren, she will take on the character of an old woman. Also, when men retire or become too old to work, they will tend to stay at home. Even those men who feel physically and spiritually fit are influenced by the rest of the society to think that they must behave as older men do. Their wives have grown old, as have all their friends. Acquaintances have retired and behave as old men. Their children are married, and then grow farther and farther apart from their parents, because they have to deal with their own problems.
Such individuals often pass their days watching television or napping. For a housewife, of course, such behavior is merely a continuation of much of what she had been used to. Their grumbling and irrationality increase steadily. Although both husband and wife live together under the same conditions, the responsibilities for looking after the house still fall to the woman, which makes her behavior even more contrary. Because the men now have nothing to do, they become bored sitting in the house all day with nothing to occupy themselves.
They do the same things every day, their lives becoming dreadfully monotonous. They hope for their children to break this monotony who are immersed in their own lives. Occasionally, they visit their children on week-ends, but only stay for a few hours, which is not enough to rescue them from the tedium of their lives.
Sometimes, they visit friends, among whom the topic of conversation is usually limited to their children and their illnesses. They talk about the doctors they go to, the new treatments they are receiving and the medicines they take; and they give one another advice about health matters.
In spite of all the weakness and helplessness they encounter because of growing old, they maintain the kind of character and expectations that a society of ignorance has imposed on them and not ponder upon the Hereafter. They have lived in an ignorant society for years, and they see clearly that there is nothing to be gained, and no happiness to be had from it. The fact that they are still firmly attached to the world, even when death is so close, is a typical feature of the character of an elderly person who lives in a society removed from the morality of religion.
Also, these individuals are living in such an error that will cause them great harm. What they must do is turn to Allah, the Creator of all that exists. They may not have done this at an earlier age, but from the moment they realize that they will be called to account before Allah, and that their death is near approaching, they must advance awareness, and try to gain Allah's pleasure by repenting of their past lives. The lives they have lived until then, apart from the morality of the Qur'an, their anxieties, illnesses and other problems, must become the means for them to take heed.
In general, however, in the kind of ignorant society we have been describing, the aged do not do so; on the contrary, they become more rebellious, and act as if they did not understand what was being said. Now, we will summarize the main features of the character of an older person.2012-01-21 02:06:19


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There's a striking difference between the list of Green 15 winners from 2008 and 2009: In 2008, the list was dominated by companies in the tech industry, including EMC, HP, IBM, Fujitsu, NetApp, Sun, and Juniper. This year's honorees represent a far more diverse array of industries, with winners such as Procter & Gamble, Burt's Bees, the U.S. Navy, Con-Way Freight, GlaxoSmithKline, and California State University East Bay.
Indeed, green technology appears to be flourishing at organizations of all sizes around the globe, driven not only by good intentions and corporate social responsibility, but also business needs, such as cutting costs (electricity, fuel, paper, hardware refreshes, datacenter expansions, and travel) and boosting productivity.
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Cost-cutting was certainly a takeaway for many of the leaders of this year's Green 15 projects, such as Nigel Saldanha, vice president of IT and CTO at HD Supply. The company invested in a host of green-tech initiatives, including virtualization, videoconferencing, and PC power management. "We eliminated outdated notions that corporate environmental responsibility translates to expense and low-impact results," Saldanha noted. "Our IT team's initiative demonstrates that we can take responsibility for our environmental impact while driving cost savings, greater efficiencies and significant positive impact to productivity and other operational needs."
Spread the word
The fact that green-tech projects can be a win-win proposition -- good for the planet and the bottom line -- is but one of the lessons to be gleaned from this year's lineup of Green 15 winners. Green 15 project leaders had other valuable lessons to share from the trenches as well.
Among these green IT projects was the importance of participation from end-users and corporate leaders alike. Generating that support and involvement takes some effort. Aramark, for example, removed a host of personal printers and deployed shared MFPs. That represented a change to which end-users had to adjust -- and which they were more willing to accept when they understood the benefits. "We learned that explaining the business case and the green aspects made people much more accepting of the new processes," said David Kaufman, CIO of Aramark's global food and facility services business.
GlaxoSmithKline engaged users in a mass e-waste cleanup effort through a targeted communications campaign. "We launched an internal marketing and communication campaign two weeks prior to implementation, using all methods and resources available to us to raise awareness. We had posted news articles on the site intranet home page, posters and signs displayed in strategic areas of the building," said Armin Jahromi, GSK's regional service manager for IT user services. "A critical key to successful communication is to get your target to take notice and care."
Keeping end-users informed helps ease the transition, a lesson learned by Rich Avila, director of server operations and system support at California State University East Bay. The school launched a massive virtualization and consolidation effort last year. "We informed our users that over the spring and summer of 2008 we would be migrating their equipment to a virtual server and provided them with specific dates. If there was an objection to the date, operations negotiated a new target date while making it clear to our user groups that we needed their cooperation in helping solve our power and environmental problems," Avila said. "We found overall that users were extremely cooperative and that the transition was pretty painless once the migration was started."
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Yet another lesson: Measure and report results to earn that all-important support from end-users, execs, and shareholders. "It's extremely important to capture and report progress metrics," said Maureen O'Donnell, internal controls manager for information solutions at Raytheon's Network Centric Systems business unit. "Metrics reporting was challenging to establish, but had a great impact on culture change because it created enterprise-wide visibility into the significant gains achieved from the sustainability strategy."
Jeff Holmes, enterprise architect for Con-way Freight, expressed similar sentiments in regard to the company's effort to cut transportation costs. "A key aspect of this project was defining and producing metrics that demonstrate how potential changes will save Con-Way money," Holmes said. "In this case line-haul miles and line-haul cost savings were very important. Being able to link those metrics to a positive impact on the environment further justified the project and gave us an opportunity to market that impact in an otherwise carbon-intensive industry."
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One last word of advice: Beware of greenwashing, cautions Ted Hein, director of information services at Burt's Bees. "Greenwashing ranges from ambiguous statements such as 'what we sell is green' to outright deceptive claims on energy-consumption reduction."
Instead of taking a salesperson's claims at face value, do some measuring of your own. "Rather than using supplier specifications, we ended up validating the before-and-after consumption of servers and SAN [equipment] using Kill-A-Watt meters to determine our net energy savings," Hein said.
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Sharp studs and wicked spiky nails, shredded sheer panels snaking down dresses pierced with metal bars, tees rawly silk-screened with Medusa medallions, enough studded bondage bras and second-skin glossy black PVC for any number of devotees of BDSM to snap on and slither into. . . . All this, according to Donatella Versace after her rebel-chic fall show, isn't punk, but something called vunk, which, wild guess here, is the amalgam of V-for-Versace and the unk of punk. She could have just as easily called it glunk, smashing together glam and punk, because, of course, in Donatella's hands, that's what her reading of the seditionary 1970s was all about; taking street culture with the greatest snarl of all time and clashing it with the values of Versace, which is about the three e's of fashion—extravagance, exhibitionism, and elevation—as in, why wear a pair of those tighter-than-tight PVC jeans with a biker jacket when they work so much better with a zebra-stripe mink or a swaggering greatcoat with gilt buttons and metal-tipped lapels? (This isn't the first time, of course, that the house of Versace has looked to this particular moment of pop culture; one safety-pinned black dress from Gianni in the mid-90s, and Elizabeth Hurley's career was made overnight, quite literally.)
"I didn't want it to be literal," Donatella said, just seconds after joining in an impromptu backstage chorus of "Happy Birthday" for stylist Edward Enninful. "Punk was the last movement that really combined music, style, and attitude, and I wanted to translate that for today. It's elegant and glamorous, but it's not perfect, because, you know," she started laughing, "women can't always be perfect." That, in essence, is what this show was really about. Beyond old school punk, beyond pre-empting the theme of the upcoming Costume Institute gala exhibit in New York in May, it was about granting women the opportunity to enjoy wearing something wild and fun, if beautifully executed and finished in that most Versace of ways. Aside from the opulence of fur, there were a ton of draped dresses cut with the same skillfully wielded scissors that have produced everything else that's come from this house. Or the plethora of luxe accessories given a harder edge, such as the cuffed ankle boots bristling with spikes, or the studded purses that discreetly sat under the arm, or the heavy silver chains that twisted and turned around the décolleté. (Just one word of advice; don't go flying with any of this lot—you'll be at security for hours.) Yet there was one final question to ask Donatella: The Clash or the Sex Pistols—who did punk better? She started to laugh again, and said, shutting the question down to any further debate, "The Clash."


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RALEIGH, North Carolina (Reuters) - A conservative shift by North Carolina's first Republican-led government in more than a century is drawing weekly protests to the state capital of Raleigh, but some lawmakers are defiantly standing their ground.
In the latest of the "Moral Monday" demonstrations, dozens of clergy members, doctors, teachers and environmentalists trampled paper copies of legislation before being handcuffed by police officers when they refused to leave the statehouse as an act of civil disobedience.
Nearly 500 people have been jailed in seven weeks of protests at the state legislature. The 84 people arrested on Monday were all released by early Tuesday, according to organizers.
The protests have gained momentum since spring, when a few dozen people first rallied against the political shift to the right in a state that Barack Obama won in the 2008 presidential election but lost in 2012. The demonstration on Monday drew about 1,000 people.
"They may have the votes, but we have our voices and our bodies," the Reverend William Barber, president of the state NAACP, told the crowd. "We are sowing a seed of resistance that will come up in communities all across this state and nation."
Protesters argue Republican lawmakers are pushing measures that benefit the rich and hurt the vulnerable. Republicans took control of both legislative chambers in North Carolina in 2010 and were buoyed by the election last fall of the state's first Republican governor, Pat McCrory, in 20 years.
The protesters' complaints cover a wide array of issues, including lawmakers' efforts to cut unemployment benefits, require identification to vote and refuse federal money to expand Medicaid under Obama's health care law.
Some lawmakers have been defiant, and at times heated, in their responses to the protests. One state senator referred to the events as "Moron Monday" in a newspaper opinion column.
"The circus came to the State Capitol this week, complete with clowns, a carnival barker and a sideshow," state Senator Thom Goolsby wrote in the Chatham Journal.
McCrory decried the influence of "outsiders" on the group, comparing protesters to the much larger crowds that tried unsuccessfully to oust Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker in response to a 2011 law that severely limited public workers' collective bargaining rights in that state.
The recent comments by politicians seemed to galvanize protesters on Monday. Raleigh attorney Mike Sigmon, 34, said he had long been a swing voter and resented being ridiculed for disagreeing with the recent actions taken by the legislature.
"I've always considered myself moderate, and this was a moderate state," said Sigmon, who was arrested. "But in just the last few years this has become a conservative state. I believe in science and reason, and that's not what they're about."
The protests could have a lasting impact, even if they do not sway lawmakers during the waning days of this year's legislative session, said David Meyer, a political science researcher who studies social movements.
"If they inspire other people to join in and do a range of other things, these kinds of protests can make a huge difference," said Meyer, a professor at the University of California at Irvine. "But if it's just occasional street theater, even if it's regularly performed, that's not going to do that."
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo University men's soccer team (4-2, 2-2 SSC) fell to the Florida Tech Panthers (5-0-2, 2-0-1 SSC) in Sunshine State Conference action Saturday from Rick Stottler Field by a score of 1-0.
The Lions, who just four days before handed the No. 8 Tampa Spartans their first loss of the season, were unable to recover from the Panthers lone second half goal as they fell to .500 in conference.
During a scoreless first half, Saint Leo and Florida Tech went head to head on offense and defense, with the Lions tallying five shots compared to the Panthers' seven.
After halftime expired, the conference contest became increasingly more intense, with both teams combining for a total of three yellow cards.
The first and only goal of the match came when Florida Tech's Robbie Russell sent a long throw-in to Ricky Menendez, who was able to send a header past the fingers of Saint Leo goalkeeper Manuel Schoenhuber in the 58th minute.
Despite the Lions making a final push on keeper Brentton Muhammad, the Panthers held the lead until the final moments, even after Saint Leo's Sean McFarlane attempted a shot with under a minute to go in the contest. Schoenhuber's record dropped to 4-2 with the afternoon defeat, although he tallied 3 saves in the match.
The men's soccer team will return to play on Wednesday, September 26 from Saint Leo University field when they take on the Eckerd Tritons in their fifth consecutive conference game of the season. Kickoff is slated for 7:30 p.m.
For more on the men's soccer team, please visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' the Lions on Facebook at facebook.com/saintleolions, and 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter at Twitter.com/saintleolions.


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" So happy with my experience at L.A Mazda . Got exactly what I wanted and the people are incredibly friendly. Espically Koltaen and Dave ! Such nice fellas "
Highly recommend LA Mazda
" I recently bought a used Mazda CX-5 from Andrew Olsen at L.A. Mazda. This dealership was recommended by family and friends and we were not disappointed. Andrew worked patiently and diligently with us to find a vehicle that fit our exacting list of needs and wants at a price lower than we expected in a short time frame, and was able to answer all of our many questions. The vehicle itself was in pristine shape and we enjoy driving it every day. This was an overall excellent experience for us and we would highly recommended L.A. Mazda. "
Friendly staff
" I recently bought my first Mazda with LA Mazda and had a great overall experience. The staff were friendly and my sales associate Amit really went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable. I have since been back for my first oil change and was impressed again. Not only was the service rep great, but the crew managed to wash my car and still have the oil change and inspection finished ahead of schedule! Keep up the amazing work! "
Great team to work with
" I bought a Mazda5 CX GT Tech last Friday. I had an awesome experience. Such a great team to work with. Thank you Dom McCreadie, Lucas Mueller and Colton for your caring attitudes. Because of your professionalism you had all of my accessories I had ordered done quickly and I was able to pick my vehicle up on Monday. Thank you again for a wonderful experience. This is why I keep buying Mazda. "
Best experience of my life.
" Had one of the best purchasing experiences of my life at this dealership. My friend and I both thought vehicles at this dealership and both of us can say nothing negative about our experiences. Jarrod helped me get into my pre-owned Ford Fiesta even though he normally sells only new cars and the entire process was 100% five star the entire time "
Stress free and easy
" Recently purchases a 2017 Mazda 3 Sport from Lucas Moeller at La.A. Mazda. When I walked in I knew exactly what I wanted. Lucas and the Sales Manager Koltaen made the experience very stress free and easy. I would recommend visiting Lucas if you are into a easy stress free vehicle shopping experience. The vehicle was delivered as expected and lots of fun to Drive "
We are now loyal LA Mazda customers.
" We just bought a 2017 Mazda CX-9 from Lucas Moeller at LA Mazda in Leduc! This was our 5th new car purchase over the past 18 years and it was by far the best! Lucas was a fantastic communicator and answered all of our questions promptly and honestly. We had complete trust that we were being taken care of 110%! When it was time to pick up our new wheels, Lucas seemed as excited as we were! He added so much to our experience with personal touches and genuine enthusiasm! Everyone that we've come into contact with at LA Mazda, the finance team, the service department, the sales manager have been nothing but amazing to deal with! Unlike other dealerships, they really do care about you and your customer satisfaction! We are now loyal LA Mazda customers! "
Very grateful for the excellent experience.
" Five epic stars goes out to Josh and the ever welcoming staff at LA Mazda, Leduc. No issues except we all were so excited we left before putting the down payment threw. Lol a quick etransfer and all was well. If there were more stars we would have selected, more. Leonard Bruno and I are very greatful for the excellent experience and plan on continuing our customer loyalty to LA Mazda. "
Helpful and Creative
" Jared provided prompt, complete and informative answers to all our queries. He is passionate about Mazda and was able to articulate all the features the CX-5 has going for it. We drove up from Calgary to meet with him and test drive a vehicle as the Calgary dealership was unable, or unwilling, to locate one that met our requirements. The follow up communications after our test drive were seamless, helpful and creative even though Jared was away on holidays. In the end we opted for a different vehicle with higher end trim and a manual transmission but the Mazda CX-5 was a very close second. I highly recommend Jared if you are in the market for a vehicle "
Experience was Magnificent!
" I bought a Mazda CX5 and the service was superb. Koltaen was great and Jared was very helpful. And the finance manager Ms. Indy Sharma was excellent. The experience was magnificent. You won't regret. "
Smooth and Painless
" Smooth and painless. Very pleasant to deal with. Worth the 45min drive from the north end. The salesmen I had for my car was not pushy at all. Very accommodating and fair. Referred a friend to buy her car from here. Ask for Koltaen, he was delightful. "
Bought My New Mazda 6 Here
" We met with Tristan and he was able to get us into the perfect Mazda 6, would highly recommend this dealership. "
Fantastic customer service
" Fantastic customer service and after sale service provided by John McEwen. I would recommend him to anyone interested in buying a new car. "
Very Pleased
" I recently purchased a Mazda3 2014 Hatchback from LA Mazda and was very pleased with their pricing and service. It was pretty simple, I wanted a car, they gave me the best price out of all the dealerships, and got me the keys right away. They also drove me back from Leduc to Edmonton with the new car. Special thanks to Andy and Phil! "
Best Experience Ever!
" We own 5 vehicles and our recent business van purchase at L.A. Mazda was by far the BEST experience ever! Our salesman Conway had the Ford E250 work van and paperwork ready upon our arrival after he phoned notifying us he had what we had been looking for on Kijiji. He quickly went over the vehicle with us, and finalized the deal in short order. While we grabbed lunch, he started the detailing himself to speed things up, filled it with $106 worth of gas and had our cheque certified. He went over the vehicle with us, handed us the keys and we were on our way. Total time 2 hours including lunch. Everyone was friendly, efficient and professional. I am exceedingly pleased with our dealings with this company and recommend you give them a try. You don't even have to buy a Mazda, they can get any make in, tell them what you want. They'll make it happen. "
Entire Dealership is so friendly
" Our purchase experience was great. The entire dealership was so friendly. "
Amazing job
" Thank you L.A. Mazda. It was so much fun with Koltaen and Anastasia, did amazing job. I'm so happy with my new Mazda. I would highly recommend this dealership. "
Exceptional Experience
" My husband and I had an exceptional experience at L.A. Mazda. Upon arrival we were immediately greeted by Kevin who was courteous, honest, friendly and very helpful. He assisted us in identifying the features we felt were most important in a vehicle. We were then helped further by Gilbert, who listened to our needs and isolated our perfect vehicle. Once we had decided to purchase the Mazda CX-5, we dealt with Anastasia in finance - she was lovely and very knowledgeable. We had a few alterations done on the vehicle, and came back to pick it up 48 hours later. At that time, Gary walked me through each and every detail of the vehicle, ensuring I was comfortable with every feature. As we have a new baby, Gary took extra time to ensure proper placement and installation of the baby seat. Kevin was also present when we came to pick up our vehicle, which is always pleasant, as he is just such a nice guy! I would have never thought purchasing a vehicle could be such a seamless and enjoyable experience...it was thanks to the folks at L.A. Mazda!! "
Felt at Home
" A very homey feeling. I was very pleased with their service. "
Very accommodating
" Josh and Dustin are awesome. Very accommodating! "
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23 Jul 2013 by Lauren Saunders in Hiking & Walking , Whale Watching , Nature , Lighthouses , Cape Spear Lighthouse and St. John'sRegion: Avalon
Spend the day touring Cape Spear, the most easterly point in North America, and the picturesque fishing village of Petty Harbour. You won't regret it!
23 May 2013 by Amy Fisher in Nature , Culture , Cultural Experiences , Travel Trade , Travel Media and Cape St. Mary'sRegion: Avalon
Two years ago, while driving to Cape St. Mary's Ecological Reserve to film a Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism TV commercial titled "Half Hour", our crew spotted something, well, out of the ordinary...
22 May 2013 by Guest Blogger in Hiking & Walking , Kayaking , Nature , Cultural Experiences , Terra Nova National Park and Outdoor AdventureRegion: Eastern
The more I kayaked past Newfoundland's weathered coastline the more I wanted to get out of my boat and walk.
16 May 2013 by Sandra Phinney in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Camping , Hiking & Walking , Kayaking , Nature , History , Art Galleries and Outdoor Adventure
If you recall, our last stop was in North West River. Although we had tentatively planned to leave there mid day, I often lose sight of time when I follow my nose so it was dusk when we bid farewell to this region and hit that long long (albeit relatively new) road to Cartwright. Did I say that road was long? I should have known we wouldn't get there before midnight.
26 Apr 2013 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Parks , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences , Geology & Fossils and L'Anse aux Meadows
Five highlights from a road trip down Newfoundland's Route 430.
12 Apr 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Skiing & Snowboarding , Nature and Geography
On Tuesday, April 9, 2013 John Moores and I headed up to check out the snow stability and snow depths along the flank of Blow me down Mountain near Corner Brook. This area has a great setting for exploring in all seasons but it is particularly scenic in the winter when the white snow contrasts with the deep blue water of the Bay of Islands. Add to this the progressively steeper snow slopes mean that you have terrain that can be adapted to your skills and equipment.
28 Mar 2013 by Janice Goudie in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Food & Dining , Icebergs , Nature and Trip Planning
Seeing puffins for the first time
21 Mar 2013 by Alyssa Free in Nature , Parks , Trip Planning and Gros Morne National Park
If you're a winter enthusiast, Newfoundland and Labrador is the ultimate destination for outdoor adventure. With an annual snowfall of up to 16 feet, and the activity season running into March and April, there's no shortage of winter fun.
5 Mar 2013 by Brady Huxter in Camping , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture and Trip Planning
The Huxter family sets up camp in La Scie and sets out to explore the Baie Verte Peninsula.
20 Feb 2013 by Sandra Phinney in Hiking & Walking , Nature , History and Geography
Remember those long, very long dirt roads? Yup—lots more on the way to Churchill Falls. At some point we passed Ranger Lake where we saw a camp and an RV. It was such a startling change from miles and miles of black spruce and sky, Barrie piped up "Jeez—it's built up around here." (I've heard it said that you know you're a Labradorian when your idea of a traffic jam is two cars waiting to pass a moose. Although we didn't see a moose on our way to Churchill Falls, seeing a camp and RV on that long and lonely stretch struck my funny bone.)
29 Jan 2013 by Brady Huxter in Fishing , Nature and Cultural Experiences
The Huxter clan tests their skills at a Newfoundland tradition: catchin' capelin.
29 Jan 2013 by Sandra Phinney in Birdwatching , Camping , Food & Dining , Nature , Culture , Parks and Cultural Experiences
When the Trans Labrador Highway opened up—making it possible to drive 1126km from Labrador City all the way across the province to L'Anse-au-Clair, Sandra Phinney and her husband Barrie MacGregor decided to make the loop from their home in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Four provinces and 5673 kilometers later, they are still talking to each other and still talking about their trip. Sandra's posted some blogs about this journey.
2 Jan 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Skiing & Snowboarding and Nature
Cross country skiing is a great way to get out and enjoy winter in Newfoundland. Cross country skiing is good exercise since both legs and arms get a workout and like its name suggests, you can cross country ski just about anywhere there is snow. But a popular option for many people is to visit a cross country ski facility. Many communities in the province have ski clubs where there are trails groomed specifically for cross country skiing.
25 Oct 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature and Humber Valley
Fall hiking in the Humber Valley of Western Newfoundland has numerous options but a favourite with many people is the short trek to Barry's Lookout. We did this trail on Sunday, October 14 and the autumn leaves were splendid. The trail was abit muddy due to the recent wet weather so waterproof hiking boots are recommended. What makes this trip such a standout is that it is short-just 1. 8 km (1 way) yet it gives outstanding views of Humber Valley.
11 Oct 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature
Corner Brook is the envy of many places in Newfoundland due to its impressive outdoor setting which really comes into its own in October when the trees change colour. As we write this on October 9, 2012 the colours are nearing their peak and the view of the city from the quarry overlook is one place to get great images of the whole area.
5 Sep 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking and Nature
We recently had a chance to check out some of the fine hiking trails in the King's Point area of Central Newfoundland. King's Point is located on highway 391 (take the Springdale turnoff from the Trans Canada Highway). These trails have a lot of variety and an interested hiker could easily spend a couple of days walking the 4 trails that we explored. Let's start with the longest trail-the Alexander Murray Trail which is located virtually in King's Point. This trail is 8 km long and climbs to a summit of about 1000 feet. Overall there are 2200 stairs so you will get a good workout!
1 Sep 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Birdwatching , Hiking & Walking , Shopping , Whale Watching , Nature and Cultural Experiences
On our most recent trip to this part of Central Newfoundland we stayed at the luxurious Riverwood Inn (http://www.riverwoodinn.ca/) which received the "Accommodator of the Year" award for 2011 from Hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador. It has a spectacular setting overlooking the Indian River and has walking trails that start right from its front door. When we asked Tracey Penney, the Inn's manager about what to see in the local area she recommended checking out "glassy beach", the local Springdale hiking trails and King's Point pottery in King's Point.
16 Aug 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture and Cultural Experiences
Central Newfoundland is a huge area of scenic coastlines and large inland rivers. One place we have spent very little time is the Eastport Peninsula adjacent to Terra Nova National Park (TNNP). Our only other previous visit was restricted to a night of camping at Malady Head in TNNP many years ago so we decided that another visit was in order. So in early August, 2012 we arrived the Prints of Whales Bed and Breakfast (www.theprintsofwhalesinn.com) in Sandringham around 5:00 pm.
8 Aug 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature
The Salmonid Interpretation Centre is located just outside Grand Fall-Windsor on the Exploits River. The Exploits River is 246 km long making it the longest river on the island and it has a large salmon run. There is a fish ladder at the Salmonid Interpretation Centre which was built to help salmon bypass the falls on the Exploits River. Here they have an interpretation centre which features underwater viewing windows so that you can see the salmon swim past. Outside of the centre you can walk over grates that cover the fish ladder and you can watch salmon leap up over various obstacles.
26 Jul 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Boat Tours , Nature and Gros Morne National Park
"I love my office" grinned Ryan Young above the roar of the motor as we skipped over the small waves of Trout River Pond. "This southern part of Gros Morne National Park is undiscovered by many people and it is too bad since it is a spectacular area."
We were doing a new Ocean Quest boat tour (http://www.oceanquestadventures.com/services/tourist/gros-morne-national-park) that started on Trout River Pond, and we had to agree - Trout River Pond is amazing since it is surrounded by steep cliffs 550-600 meters high and it is 15 km long.


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ALAMEDA, Calif. — Oakland rookie Derek Carr will start the season opener against the New York Jets, becoming the first Raiders quarterback to start the first game of his rookie season.
Coach Dennis Allen announced Monday that Carr would be the starter for the foreseeable future ahead of Matt Schaub, who struggled in the preseason and has been hampered by a sore elbow.
"We've seen signs of Derek Carr's development from the day he stepped on campus here to where he is at right now," Allen said. "We've seen him grow by leaps and bounds and I think he's ready to accept the challenge."
Schaub was anointed starter after being acquired in a trade from Houston in March but has been outplayed by Carr all summer. Carr solidified the starting job by throwing three touchdown passes and leading the Raiders to the end zone four times in as many drives against Seattle last week.
"It's not an indictment on Matt Schaub at all," Allen said. "I feel very confident in Matt Schaub. I think it says more about we feel Derek Carr is in his progression."
Neither Carr nor Schaub was available in the locker room Monday. Both are scheduled to talk to the media Tuesday.
Carr, a second-round pick out of Fresno State in May, will become the 18th starting quarterback for the Raiders since the start of the 2003 season.
Carr was one of the most prolific quarterbacks in college football last season. He threw for 5,083 yards and 50 touchdowns with only eight interceptions in a spread offense at Fresno State that included many quick screens and almost exclusively shotgun formations.
But he also played one year in college in a pro-style offense under former coach Pat Hill and has made the transition back to that kind of system since joining the Raiders.
Carr played well in the preseason, completing 66.7 percent of his passes with four touchdowns, one interception and a 108.2 passer rating. He showed the strong arm needed to stretch the field, completing 11 of 18 passes more than 10 yards downfield for 234 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions.
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♦ Wild card candidates for the Iranian election have confused the regime's orchestration of the vote.
♦ Dana Milbank thinks President Obama needs to show more engagement with his presidency: "He responded as though he were just some bloke on a bar stool, getting his information from the evening news."
♦ The Guardian reports on climate refugees in Alaska, where people are losing ground to the sea at a dangerous rate.
♦ Devastating water shortages in China are putting a brake on economic growth and stirring political discontent, but Beijing's high-spending responses to the problem have triggered widespread criticism.
♦ Shanghaiist has photos of Gansu's Crescent Lake Oasis, where the government had to step in to preserve the lake in the Gobi desert. Read more
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Okay let me start this by saying I am running the .iso given out in the first OffSec newsletter a few weeks back. I have a installed virtual machine, a HD install and a usb persistant install that I use for testing, depending on where I am at.
MSF Was just updated in the backtrack repo's a few days ago. I pulled down the new copy, and it installed in it's new home of /opt/metasploit/msf3/ and tried to delete everything in /pentest/framework3/ but failed due to folders having contents. (THANK GOD!) So anyway if you cd to the new msf3 directory and do a svn up, you get an error that says you used a newer version of subversion to build this application and need to upgrade.
That was rather long, but I am wondering a few things from this example. Am I supposed to have a newer version of SVN? By default only the BT4 repositories are enabled, should I enable the ubuntu repo's too?
I just want my schtuff up to date, Isn't that the point of an install vs liveCD anyway? I have seen a few posts of people upgrading things (Aircrack-ng, Nikto, Kismet, Nmap, etc) ahead of time... Not too much support there.
Or should I just stfu and wait for the final, after all this is pre - final still.


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CUMBRIA Police have confirmed that the man who died in a collision on the A595 near Foxfield yesterday was Andrew 'Bomb' Taylor, aged 47, from Parkhouse Court, Barrow in Furness.
At 1:30pm police were called to reports of a car and a lorry being involved in a collision.
Mr Taylor, the driver of a Peugeot 307, died at the scene, despite the efforts of the paramedics.
The lorry driver, aged 38, from Otterburn, was not injured.
The road was closed until 5:15pm while collision investigation officers carried out enquiries.
Police are appealing for any witnesses to get in contact with PC Chris Smith from the Operational Support Unit at Cumbria Constabulary on 101.


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AIA offer a number of Diplomas and Certificates covering core topics across accountancy and audit; these qualifications are tailored to overseas candidates and are not currently available in the UK. AIA Diplomas offer high-quality training based on the latest accounting principles and are widely recognised as a standard of merit within the profession.
AIA currently offers an International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Diploma, a Management Accounting & Costing (MAC) Diploma and an Auditing Diploma. We also offer a Certificate in IFRS for SMEs.
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We've replaced the cam mechanism with a simple yet strong and reliable slide to raise and lower the ball. Simply pull the rod to raise the ball and push to lower it.
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Labour is seeking to impose a ban on smoking in cars while children are present.
Shadow public health minister, Merseyside MP Luciana Berger, said the party intends to force a vote on an amendment to the Children and Families Bill in the House of Lords which it is tabling later today.
If it succeeds in getting the measure on to the statute book, it would make it an offence for drivers of private vehicles to fail to prevent smoking when a child is present.
Ms Berger, who represents Wavertree, said that almost 500,000 children in England were exposed to potentially toxic levels of second-hand smoke in family cars every week.
"We know that children are particularly vulnerable to passive smoking. We know that a single cigarette can create concentrations of tobacco smoke in a car that is 23 times more toxic than in a typical house," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
"Ministers have scrapped research that the last Labour government commissioned on smoking in cars with children. They have tried to kick this issue into the long grass and that's why Labour has brought forward these proposals today and why we are going to force the vote in Parliament."
Wirral Euro MP Paul Nuttall, deputy leader of Ukip, said: "I really don't think it's as big a problem as politicians from the old parties are trying to make out.
"The vast majority of parents would not dream of lighting a cigarette if their children were in the car.
"The trouble is wondering what they will decide to outlaw next.
"Will the bored politicians, keen to look like they are doing something, ban smoking in a home containing children?
"This could see young children being left unattended, while the parent is outside."
He continued: "There are no figures available, and nothing to tell us how big or small the problem is.
"At the moment, the establishment can't think of any policies to tackle the big issues of the day like immigration or the NHS crises, so they need to distract people's attention.
"This is a meaningless policy, it's a smokescreen designed to make it look like the MPs and Lords are doing something, when in fact, they are devoid of anything useful."
Simon Clark, of the pro-smoking lobby group Forest, said legislation would be difficult to enforce and he accused Labour of "playing politics" with the issue.
"We think legislation is a very heavy-handed way to tackle this problem. I don't think it is as big a problem as they like to make out. The vast majority of smokers wouldn't dream of lighting a cigarette in a car with a child," he said.
"We don't need legislation that would be very, very difficult to enforce. Our concern is that what would happen is people will then say 'Let's have a ban on smoking in all private vehicles' so you could have a lone driver on his own in his own vehicle lighting a cigarette and he would be committing an offence.
"If you say 'Let's ban smoking in cars with children present', are you going to go on and try and ban smoking in the home if children are present?
"I think this would set a very bad precedent and lead to a lot of problems."


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With all the channels on broadcast TV and cable and the inevitable episode repeats, it's hard to sort out what's new or worthwhile. Let us sort it out for you so you don't miss anything worth watching. Times may vary with region; check your local listings for exact hour and channels.
Saturday (August 4)
The Pioneer Woman: In a new episode, Ree Drummond teaches you how to cook in her particularly unique style. 10:30 a.m. ET, Food Network
Chopped: Kicking off with the all American comeptition and continuing through several more competitions, this mini-marathon of Chopped will keep the rabid fans at bay. 8 p.m. ET, Food Network
Cooking Channel Specials - England: Ross Burden, a renowned British chef, will take audiences on a culinary tour of England...sounds like fun!
Sunday (August 5)
Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction: Flay plays with some west coast flavors as he crafts a fresh-tasting, light grilled dinner. 11 a.m. ET, Food Network
Eden Eats Austin: Eden heads to Texas's most vibrant and eclectic city to cook some Hungarian food, among many other kinds of international and local cuisine. 10 p.m. ET, Cooking Channel
Iron Chef America Countdown: This recap show lists some of the most intriguing and creative moments from Iron Chef America's history. This episode focuses on the most innovative and modern dishes to come out of the kitchen. 11 p.m. ET, Cooking Channel


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Congressional Research Service Reports - 14 Matching Results
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- Transatlantic Regulatory Cooperation: Background and Analysis
- This report discusses commercial ties between the United States and the 27-member European Union. These ties are substantial, growing, and mutually beneficial, but differences in regulatory approaches limit an even more integrated marketplace from developing. This report is intended to serve as an introduction and primer on this complicated, broad, and often highly technical set of issues.
- European Union's Arms Control Regime and Arms Exports to China: Background and Legal Analysis
- This report provides detailed background and legal analysis of the nature of the current European Union embargo on arms exports to China. It also provides detailed background on the European Union's current Code of Conduct on Arms Exports. A strengthened version of the Code would be one of the control mechanisms that would remain should the EU lift the embargo on arms exports to China. This report also gives information on recent EU arms exports authorized for China. It further summarizes U.S. concerns regarding the lifting of the arms embargo, and notes the prospective timing of EU action on the embargo issue.
- EU-U.S. Economic Ties: Framework, Scope, and Magnitude
- This report provides background information and analysis of the U.S.-EU economic relationship for members of the 112th Congress as they contemplate the costs and benefits of closer U.S. economic ties with the EU. It examines the economic and political framework of the relationship and the scope and magnitude of the ties based on data from various sources. In addition, the report analyzes the implications these factors have for U.S. economic policy toward the EU.
- European Union's Arms Embargo on China: Implications and Options for U.S. Policy
- Overall, there are two sets of questions for Congress in examining U.S. policy toward the fate of the EU's arms embargo on China. What are the implications for U.S. interests in trans-Atlantic relations and China? If U.S. interests are adversely affected, what are some options for Congress to discourage the EU from lifting its arms embargo on China and, if it is lifted, to protect U.S. national security interests in both Asia and Europe? Issues raised by these questions are the subject of this CRS Report.


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 13/1/2013 (1682 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
After months of seemingly unbearable agony, we, as a nation, are poised to engage in an act of healing, an act that will fill the gaping hole in our collective hearts.
Now that the boardroom battles are over and the dark winter of our souls has drawn to an end, we can join hands from sea to shining sea, hold our heads high and do the one thing Canadians were meant to do at this bitterly cold time of year.
As you have already deduced, I'm saying the time has finally come to sit down with our closest friends and colleagues, hoist a few cold ones, then, with open minds and pure hearts, bravely pick the players for our office hockey pool teams.
I think I speak for every right-minded employee sitting in their lonely office cubicle when I issue the following heartfelt statement of raw Canadian emotion: "Yeah!"
Not having hockey is one thing, but imagine what would happen to our national economy if Canadian workers were denied their God-given right to spend all their time and mental energy pretending to be the general managers of fantasy hockey teams, despite the fact they have absolutely no understanding of the rules governing the salary cap.
To say the least, the impact would be devastating. With nothing to focus on but their jobs, Canadians would be forced to actually do their jobs, causing our national productivity to soar to the point where, within weeks, we would pass China and the U.S. as global superpowers.
Fortunately, we no longer have to worry about that, now that the NHL's players and owners are best friends once again. What we do have to worry about is drafting an office hockey pool team whose statistical performance on the ice will be sufficient to humiliate the pitiful squads selected by our friends and co-workers.
That is what makes us Canadian. Well, that along with being polite and thinking William Shatner is a fine actor. The point I'm trying to make is that, to be a success in your hockey pool, you have to have a system. For example, if you happen to be an idiot, your system might consist of drafting only players from the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Or you can pore over all those hockey magazines you bought months ago before the lockout began, scanning reams and reams of statistics until your eyeballs pop out of their sockets, thereby causing the rest of the "owners" in your hockey pool to throw up when it's their turn to choose a player.
When it comes to selecting a winning team, I personally rely on the "Murray system." Under this system, instead of attending the hockey-pool draft, I just email my buddy Murray, a key member of our business section, and beg him to pick my team for me.
I employed this system last year and came within one (very bad word) point of walking away with the title and the cash at the end of the regular season. The thing is, Murray is not only the nicest guy you could ever meet, but he also has an encyclopedic knowledge of players and statistics, whereas I am easily distracted by shiny objects.
So let the healing begin, Canada. Hockey is back and it's time to put the anger and the finger-pointing behind us and draft the players we think will score buckets of points this season.
If it makes you happy, you have my blessing to pick all the Maple Leafs you want.
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"Game changer" is a term you hear often when people talk about how technology has changed their industry.
In business, we set milestones for projects to give us signposts of progress and a path to follow. Yet on some journeys we embark on, we don't have any (or enough) milestones or landmarks on our path, says Kevin Eikenberry, founder of The Kevin Eikenberry Group (kevineikenberry.com), a team of business consultants and trainers. For many people, their own leadership development often is one of those instances.
If you work in an organization with a highly evolved and strategically built leadership development process, some milestones may exist, but they are typically about positional destinations. Eikenberry offers five milestones that present a broader picture than perhaps what your organization provides. If you work in an organization devoid of these plans and processes, then these milestones may become even more valuable.
1. Realizing that leadership is an action, not a role. You are a leader when others choose to follow you. Sometimes that choice is made easier because a position you hold, but it isn't the most important part of the puzzle. When you reach this milestone you realize that you can make a difference from wherever you are. This doesn't mean that you are grabbing power and trying to lead in every situation, but rather you realize you can when needed, that you can make a bigger difference, and that you don't need to wait for a promotion to do so.
2. Being a first time supervisor. This is the first traditional and a logical milestone. Being placed in a role of leading, supervising and managing others is an important and obvious milestone on your journey. Even if you have reached the realization that leadership isn't only about role, being in the role and dealing with the complexities that come with it are an important point in your leadership growth and development.
3. Leading leaders. This could be represented by a variety of job titles depending on the custom, culture and size of your organization, but the point at which you are more than a first-line supervisor — where you have other formal leaders looking to you for guidance, support and direction — is a significant milestone and learning opportunity.
4. Being sought out to coach and mentor others. You are a leader when others choose to follow. Another significant milestone comes when others (including other leaders) aren't just following, but asking for and seeking out your advice and wise counsel. This is a validation and recognition moment - not one to get arrogant or over-confident about, but a time to become even more aware of what you know - and what you don't - about the complexity of leadership.
5. Realizing leadership isn't about you. It is an important milestone when we realize, internalize and behave from the realization that our job as a leader isn't about us, it is about others, the organization, the goals of the organization, the customers and stakeholders, and the communities in which we live and lead.
Call it servant leadership or one of many other names, but the point at which you realize that what you are doing has a higher meaning and value is an important leadership development milestone. As with other milestones, it will change your thoughts, behaviors and perspective.
Different than a journey by car, you might not reach these milestones in a specific order, but that doesn't change the importance of the milestones - each is valuable and each can be a part of your journey.
Make no mistake: the process of becoming a highly effective, competent and confident leader is a journey. Having milestones along that journey will make your path smoother and will keep you focused on the road ahead. You may want to add others to this list, but it is a great starting point.
Kevin Eikenberry blogs at blog.kevineikenberry.com.


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KANSAS CITY -- Sure, the Angels can hit. That part was pretty much a given despite the club's tough offensive start. But the overriding question has been about pitching, and Mike Scioscia's club showed signs in the Kansas City series that it is formulating a convincing answer.
Jerome Williams delivered another positive start on Sunday as the Angels won their eighth in a row with a 5-2 victory over the Royals. In sweeping the four-game series, the Angels allowed four, two, zero and two runs. If that type of pitching continues, the Angels will truly be in business despite the deep hole they are still trying to escape.
Williams went six innings and kept his team close. The Royals took a 2-0 lead into the seventh, but then the Angels erupted with a Josh Hamilton homer and a couple of clutch RBI singles by J.B. Shuck and Erick Aybar. The Angels tacked on two more in the eighth and flew back to California with serious momentum and happy thoughts on several different levels.
"Jerome did a terrific job out there," Scioscia said. "His sinker was, for the most part, where he needed it. He changed speeds and threw some good changeups. All in all, he pitched a strong game."
Williams was already down by two when Eric Hosmer opened the Kansas City sixth with a double. But Williams held firm by retiring the next three hitters and Hosmer never scored.
Hamilton jump started the offense with his homer off Wade Davis down the right-field line, and it was all Angels thereafter.
"[Davis] was throwing a pretty good game, but once Josh hit the homer everything started turning around," Williams said.
Howie Kendrick followed Hamilton to the plate and drew a walk. After Alberto Callaspo popped out, Chris Iannetta walked, and that was it for Davis. Bruce Chen came on for a lefty-lefty matchup with Shuck and Shuck won that duel by dunking an RBI single to left, making it 2-2. Shuck finished the day 3-for-4 to lift his batting average to .315.
"We're hitting as a team right now," Shuck said. "We're having fun. You can see it. Everybody is loose and we're putting some wins together."
Shuck's approach against the left-hander was to look for something up in the zone that he could take up the middle or the other way. Aybar followed with another soft RBI single and the Angels had the lead for good.
A two-run rally in the eighth came in handy because closer Ernesto Frieri had some shaky moments for the second time in the series. But Frieri steadied himself after putting the first two on in the ninth. Frieri fanned Alex Gordon and then got Jeff Francoeur and Hosmer out to end the game.
"Ernie battled," Scioscia said. "A leadoff walk is not how you draw it up. But he got it done and made some pitches when he had to."
The four-game sweep of the Royals was just the second for the Angels in club history. They also pulled off a four-game sweep over Kansas City in 2004.
"Josh's homer gave us the little boost that we needed," Shuck said. "That's what this lineup can do. With all the guys that can hit one out or take a bag ... it gets everybody going."
The timely hitting has been there. The pitching has been there. It's a combination that the Angels would love to see continue as they prepare to take on the Dodgers in the Freeway Series.
"Davis did a great job of keeping us off balance for the first six innings," Shuck said. "But Jerome did the same thing. He kept us in the game, knowing we would explode at some point. It took a little bit longer, but we came through."
Robert Falkoff is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Canon PowerShot SX220 HS
The Canon PowerShot SX220 HS is the latest travel-zoom camera to hit the market, offering a 14x zoom lens and a sensible 12 megapixel back-illuminated image sensor. Other key features of the Canon SX220 include a 3 inch LCD screen, full 1080p HD movies with stereo sound, a range of hand-holding modes for beginners, and full manual controls for more experienced users. Read our in-depth Canon PowerShot SX220 HS in-depth review to find out if this is the only camera that you need.
Casio EX-H30
The new Casio EX-H30 is the latest travel-zoom camera for 2011, sporting a 12.5x lens and a 16 megapixel sensor. Other key features of the Casio H30G include a 3 inch screen, 720p HD video and impressive 1,000-shot battery life. Read our Casio EX-H30 review to find out if it can beat the competition...
Fujifilm FinePix F550 EXR
The Fujifilm FinePix F550 EXR is the latest travel-zoom camera, sporting a 15x lens with a versatile focal range of 24-360mm. The 16 megapixel F550EXR features a lightning quick auto-focus system, full 1080p movies, built-in GPS, and 8fps continuous shooting. Read our in-depth Fujifilm FinePix F550EXR review to find out if this is the ultimate compact camera...
Nikon Coolpix S9100
The Nikon Coolpix S9100 is a new travel-zoom compact camera sporting a whopping 18x zoom lens with a focal range of 25-450mm. Also featuring a sensible 12 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor, high-resolution 3-inch screen and 1080p Full HD movies, the Nikon S9100 certainly offers a lot on paper, but how does it shape up in reality? Read our in-depth Nikon Coolpix S9100 review to find out.
Olympus SZ-20
The new Olympus SZ-20 is a slim travel-zoom camera with a 12.5x, 24-300mm lens and a 16 BSI CMOS megapixel sensor. Other key features of the Olympus SZ-20 include a 3 inch screen, 1080p HD video and 9fps high-speed continuous shooting. Can the SZ-20 take on the travel zoom crowd? Read our in-depth Olympus SZ-20 review to find out...
Olympus SZ-30MR
The Olympus SZ-30MR is a new travel-zoom compact camera, featuring a 24x lens that provides a focal range of 25-600mm, yet is still small enough to fit into your pocket. Other key features offered by the SZ-30MR include a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, 1080p HD video recording, 3 inch LCD screen, 9fps high-speed continuous shooting, sensor-shift image stabilisation and a range of Magic Filters. Priced at £250 / $350, we find out if the Olympus SZ-30MR is the best travel zoom camera that money can buy.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ18
The Lumix DMC-TZ18 is Panasonic's new affordable travel-zoom camera for 2011. The TZ18 (also known as the ZS8) packs a 14 megapixel CCD sensor, 16x wide-angle zoom lens, 3 inch LCD screen,720p HD movies and manual controls into its pocketable body. Available in silver or black for £269 / $299, read our Panasonic DMC-TZ18 / ZS10 review to find out if this is the compact camera for you.
Pentax Optio RZ10
Not everyone needs a digital camera with all the latest bells and whistles. Enter stage left the new Pentax Optio RZ10, a 10x travelzoom camera with a 14 megapixel sensor, 720p HD movies and a 2.7 inch screen, all for under £175 / $200. Read our Pentax Optio RZ10 Review to find out if it has cut too many corners...
Ricoh CX5
Another busy 6 months has passed in the digital photography world, and right on cue, the Ricoh CX5 appears as the replacement for the already out-of-date CX4 compact camera. New features include a faster hybrid auto-focus system Super Resolution technology, three scene modes, and Eye-Fi card support. The CX5 retains the 10.7x lens, 720p HD movies, 3 inch screen, and 10 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor of its predecessor. Read the World's first Ricoh CX5 review to find out if it can keep up with the travel-zoom competition.
Samsung WB650
The Samsung WB650 (also known as the Samsung HZ35W) is Samsung's flagship travel-zoom camera for 2010, offering a better feature-set than the market-leader, the Panasonic DMC-TZ10, at a lower price. Built-in GPS, a 3 inch AMOLED screen, 15x zoom, 12 megapixels and full manual control are just some of the highlights of the WB650, which is available in grey for £299 / $349. Read our Samsung WB650 review to find out if this is the best travel compact of the year.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V is a new travel-zoom compact camera that seemingly offers all of the latest must-have features. A 16x 24-384mm Sony G lens, built-in GPS tracking, full 1080p high-definition video with stereo sound, a 16 megapixel CMOS sensor, high-resolution 3-inch screen, manual shooting mode, 10fps continuous shooting, 3D photos, and SD memory card support are all present and correct. Read our in-depth Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V review to find out if all this adds up to a great camera...


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SAINT LEO, Fla—The Saint Leo University women's volleyball team (10-15, 2-11 SSC) fell to the Rollins College Tars (15-13, 6-6 SSC) on Friday night at the Marion Bowman Activities Center by a score of 3-1 (25-20, 23-25, 25-21, 29-27).
The Lions opened up the first set with a 5-2 lead, but the Tars quickly snatched the momentum and rattled off 11 of the next 15 points to take a 13-9 lead. The game then turned into a back and forth matchup with the Lions cutting the Tars' lead to 21-19. Rollins scored four out of the next five points to take the first set by a score of 25-20.
In the second set, the Lions once again started off hot, taking six of the first eight points on route to an 8-3 lead. Near the midway point of the set, Rollins tallied three straight points to cut the Saint Leo lead to 14-12, but the Lions provided an answer right back, scoring the next three straight to take a 17-12 lead and keep the Tars an arm's length away.
Rollins found a spark though, and rallied to win seven of the next eight points to take their first lead of the second set. After trailing 21-20 the Lions won the race to 25 and tied the match at one set a piece after Meghan Donovan's fifth kill of the set. Jacklyn Mailoto led the set with eight assists.
The Lions started the third set in a very similar fashion to the first two sets, jumping out to an 8-7 lead. A span in the middle of the set where the Tars scored eight of 10 points allowed them to gain a 20-17 lead on the Lions. The Tars then scored the final five points of the set to claim a 25-21 win and take a 2-1 set lead in the match.
In the fourth and eventual decisive set, the Tars jumped out to a lead 4-3 lead to start the set but the Lions scored the next 11 of 15 points to take a comfortable 14-8 lead. The Tars continued to put pressure on the Lions, as they scored six of eight points over one span to cut the Lions' lead to 21-20. A thrilling last few minutes of the game saw the Tars win six of eight points at one point, and four of the last five to win the set 29-27.
Sami Vierk led the Lions with 17 kills. Jaclyn Mailoto accumulated 37 assists in the match.
The Saint Leo volleyball team gets right back into action tomorrow when they host the Florida Tech Panthers at 4:00 p.m. on Senior Night.
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Video: Head Coach Sam Cibrone gives some thoughts on the match.