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Free Family Fishing Continues in Texas With Special Events in State Parks June 5
AUSTIN, Texas — Today's tech-savvy kids may know how to tie up the line between cell phones and Instant Messenger, but can they cast a line? A fishing line, that is.
As part of National Fishing and Boating Week June 5 -13, the Texas Parks and Wildlife department is gearing up for family fishing events across Texas. This year, the annual free fishing day and national weekly observance coincide with TPWD's Family Fishing Celebration, designed to encourage folks to try out fishing.
Several State Parks will offer fishing tournaments, contests and prizes for children and adults. Many events are free, and no fishing license is required within more than 70 Texas State Parks as part of the Family Fishing Celebration, which lasts all summer long. June 5 is also Free Fishing Day in Texas, when anyone can fish with no fishing license required anywhere in Texas, not just in state parks.
Free Fishing Day falls within the national weeklong family celebration of fishing and boating observed by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation, a non-profit organization to increase awareness about recreational boating and angling as well as protect water resources to make these activities available in the future.
Even though a fishing license is not required, state park entrance and camping fees still apply at each of the state parks listed below which events are being held.
- Inks Lake State Park — Go Fishing with a Ranger — May 22, 29; June 5, 12, 19, 26 — After a brief safety and basic skills instruction, children will get a chance to go fishing with park rangers and camp hosts. A limited amount of fishing equipment is provided, or you can bring your own. Adults are requested to attend with small children or with large groups. Space is limited; meet at the park store. 6-7 p.m. (512) 793-2223.
- Cooper Lake State Park/South Sulphur Unit — Kids Fishing Day — June 5 — Bring your fishing equipment and join in the fun. Open to kids 12 and younger. There will be drawings for prizes. 9-11 a.m. (903) 395-3100. (903) 945-5256.
- Fairfield Lake State Park — Wal-Mart Kids All-American Fishing Derby — June 5 — Open to kids 15 and younger with prizes and awards given. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. in the day-use/swimming area; derby from 8 a.m.-noon. (903) 389-4514.
- Lake Arrowhead State Park — 12th Annual Kids Fishing Tournament — June 5 — Kids ages 3-16 are eligible to enter. Bring your own fishing pole. A limited number of fishing poles will be available to those who do not have one. Bait will also be available while supplies last. Prizes, donated by local businesses, awarded in different age groups. Sign up at the Group Dining Hall; 2-4 p.m. (940) 528-2211.
- Lake Arrowhead State Park — Annual Rough Fish Contest — June 5 — Prizes, donated by local businesses, will be awarded for the biggest fish caught in this event. Fees collected will benefit our Lone Star Legacy Endowment. For ages 17 and older; sign up at the Group Dining Hall; 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; fee $2 per person. (940) 528-2211.
- Lake Livingston State Park — Wal-Mart Kids All-American Fishing Derby — June 5 — This is a fishing event for children up to age 16 featuring a fishing contest with prizes for the biggest fish and a casting contest for the best and most accurate cast. 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (936) 365-2201.
- Martin Dies, Jr. State Park — 14th Annual Kids Fish Flop Tournament — June 5 — Open to kids 16 years and younger. Prizes in three age categories: 6 and younger, 7-11, and 12-16. Tournament desk located at the Walnut ridge boat ramp. 8 a.m.-noon; reservations required (409) 384-5231.
- McKinney Falls State Park — TPWD Kids Fishing Derby — June 5 — Bring your kids to learn new fishing skills. Earn a Junior Angler pin and compete for prizes. Bait and some loaner equipment provided. Park entrance fee waived for adults bringing children to event. 8 a.m.-noon (512) 243-1643.
- Ray Roberts Lake State Park/Isle du Bois Unit — Wal-Mart Kids All-American Fishing Derby — June 5 — Open to kids 15 and younger with goodie bags, door prizes, casting contest, and "Big Fish" Contest. Participants should bring their own fishing gear. Event is free; park entry fees apply. 9 a.m.-noon (940) 686-2148.
- Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center — Junior Angler Adventure — June 5 — In celebration of National Fishing Week, urban kids are invited to a fun-filled day of fishing and learning about the wonders of aquatic habitat. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; children's admission fee waived for this event (903) 676-BASS.
- Sea Center Texas — Free Fishing Day Youth Fishing — June 5 — This event is open to guests 16 years old and younger accompanied by an adult. Pack your sunscreen, hat, lawn chair and fishing gear for a morning of catch and release fishing at our marine fish hatchery and visitor education center on Free Fishing Day. Anglers must bring their own gear and bait with barb-less hooks. No artificial bait or treble hooks. Volunteers and staff will be on-hand to assist first-time anglers. 8 a.m. — 10 a.m. (979) 292-0100.
- Landmark Inn State Historic Site — 2nd Annual Catfish Kid Fish — July 17 — A free fishing event for children ages 4-16, with all tackle supplied by park staff. Adults must accompany children; no license required but catch limits enforced. 9 a.m. — 4 p.m.; fee $2 adults, children free; reservations for optional fishing sessions to guarantee entry may be made by calling before 5 p.m. July 15. (830) 931-2133.
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Boston Celtics guard Jason Terry, who tried Wednesday night to play peacemaker in the brawl between his team and the Brooklyn Nets, targeted one player in the fight for causing problems—and it was a former teammate.
Nets forward Kris Humphries' foul on the Celtics' Kevin Garnett precipitated the fight that also included Rajon Rondo and others.
According to The Boston Globe, Terry, who tried to break up the fight before Rondo charged Humphries and the two tumbled into the stands, had some choice words about Humphries, a teammate of Terry's on the Dallas Mavericks.
"Some guys are tough, some guys pretend to be. He's one of those that pretends to be; I played with him," Terry said. "Maybe that's the role (Nets coach) Avery (Johnson) wants him to have, but he could leave that to somebody else."
When asked what type of player Humphries was in Dallas, Terry said, "soft."
Ironically, Celtics coach Doc Rivers described his team with the same word after the game for getting manhandled in the paint by the Nets in a 95-83 home loss.
Terry had a response to Rivers' "soft" assertion, again taking a dig at his former teammate: "Well, Humphries might as well come play with us if that's the case."
Meanwhile, in the aftermath of the brawl the Celtics could lose Rondo for multiple games when the league office announces punishments for the altercation. The NBA has suspended Rondo twice in the past 10 months, once for throwing a ball at an official last February in Detroit and again for making contact with an official during Game 1 of the Eastern Conference first-round playoffs against the Hawks. "Usually he goes after the refs, this time it was another guy, so that's better I guess," Rivers joked Wednesday night, according to The Globe. "I don't know. I think Rondo's emotional, but I don't think he's any worse or better (than anyone else). It's a play that happened and he regrets it, I'm sure."

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the Hip & Thigh Extension #16 in the TG manual linked above is probably the best core strength exercise i have found so far. works the lower back, pelvic floor, gluts, hamstrings, and lower abs.
for efficiency, some of the exercises that involve torso rotation should help strengthen multiple areas, including your mid/upper back.


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As she prepared at the starting line of the Big Sur International Marathon, Romania native Nuta Olaru felt a surge of emotions.
Only two weeks ago, the 42-year-old, who now lives and trains in Colorado, had run in the Boston Marathon, where she finished 23rd. "I was scared after Boston. I thought about what happened," Olaru said.
It didn't take long for Olaru to return her focus to the task at hand.
For the second straight year, the 2004 Olympic marathoner cruised to a win along the breathtaking coastline of Highway 1, winning the women's title at Sunday's 28th Big Sur International Marathon with a time of 2 hours, 50 minutes, 2 seconds. Olaru becomes the first back-to-back female BSIM champion since JulieAnne White captured repeat wins in 2002 and 2003.
"After the start, I just got back to running," said Olaru, who won the 2012 BSIM with a nearly identical time. "I'm happy to win it again."
It was around the 10-mile mark that Olaru made her big move, breaking away from 31-year-old Heather Utrata of Colorado. From there, Olaru's biggest threat would be some strong winds near Hurricane Point.
"Around the halfway point I looked behind me but didn't see anybody. I thought to myself, 'Just keep your pace,'" Olaru said.
In winning in 2012, Olaru twice had to completely stop running due to severe stomach pains. Her second time through the 26.2-mile course, there was only a quick restroom break.
"I was a little concerned because I didn't feel totally recovered from Boston, and I know that the last part of the course here has some rolling hills. But it was fun," said Olaru, who became a U.S. citizen last November.
Utrata, who finished as runner-up with a time 2:54:42, knew she'd face a strong competitor in Olaru. At the 2011 Rock N' Roll Marathon in Denver, Utrata ran the half marathon. Olaru went on to win the marathon.
"It was impressive to see her at the Rock N' Roll," said Utrata, winner of the 2012 Tucson Marathon. "I remember she had said that the Big Sur course was hard."
For Utrata, who was making her BSIM debut, her chances of staying with Olaru began to fade after a "big hill" around the 10-mile mark.
"I felt really great until that hill," said Utrata, a customer service representative for the city of Englewood. "Nuta was strong enough to keep going and I faded a bit."
Still, Utrata heard the encouragement from spectators alongside the course. She'd become so moved that around a half-mile before the finish line, she began crying.
"I always get emotional at the end of marathons, but throughout the race people were saying the nicest things. For the size of this area, I was impressed by the number of spectators," Utrata said.
Rounding out the Top 5 female finishers were Sarah Hallas of Petaluma (2:59:16), Toronto resident Michelle Clark (3:05:31) and Colorado's Melissa Rickman (3:07:31). Hallas was runner-up in the 2012 Santa Barbara International Marathon.
Thirty-eight-year-old Seaside resident Alexis Smith, who was making her first BSIM appearance in 19 years, finished sixth with a time of 3:07:53.
In the 21-miler, Santa Cruz' Molly O'Neil won at 1:53:51. In the 10.6-miler, Jill Czarnik of Chicago took the title at 1:11:31, while Kate Bitter of Pacific Grove placed sixth at 1:22:04. Pacific Grove's Katharin Taylor claimed the 9-miler title at 54:51.
Carmel long distance icon Hansi Rigney, who competed in Boston, won her age division at 4:13:22.
Ariana Moreno of Washington, the youngest marathoner at age 16, finished at 5:29:24.


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A CREATIVE Brierley Hill schoolgirl has been crowned the winner of a national competition to design a birthday card for Prince George.
Lilli-Mai Wheeler's drawing of the Prince in his pram, has been printed onto a card and sent to Clarence House in time for the royal tot's first birthday on Tuesday (July 22).
Brierley Hill Primary School was one of 26 schools that took part in the competition, run by Fat-Chilli art projects.
Talented Lilli-Mai, aged seven, also won a play teepee for her school, a satchel and personalised stamp-kit.
Her teacher, Sam Bridgewood, said: "The children absolutely loved this project. They were so excited to be designing a card for our Prince and they came up with a lot of lovely ideas all on their own."
Fat-Chilli founder, Andrea Redman, added: "Our panel of judges selected Lilli-Mai's design as the winner because the concept was not only a good representation of the theme, but the design was really well executed.
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Season Preview:
The Team
By Conrad Brunner | Nov. 1, 2005
The competition promises to be the fiercest in years.
Detroit has won the Eastern Conference title two years in a row. Miami has Shaquille O'Neal, Dwyane Wade and now, seemingly, a cast of thousands. Cleveland has added more pieces to complement its foundation of LeBron James. New Jersey has stars at three positions. Philadelphia has two franchise players. New York has Larry Brown.
While the Pacers have full respect for their competitors in the East, they also know none represent their most important challenge: overcoming themselves.
"Everybody has to set aside agendas," said Jermaine O'Neal. "We can't worry about scoring 20 every single night. We can't worry about All-Star Games. We can't worry about personal accomplishments. That's not what this is about. This is about this team reaching the highest goal and that's the championship.
"If we put those things aside, and I feel like we're right on course right now, we'll be a tough team. The only way we don't win this year is if, as a team, we self-destruct, or if we don't want it as much as we say we do."
The Pacers enter the 2005-06 season with arguably their most talented team ever. O'Neal and Ron Artest comprise the most complete forward tandem in the league. Stephen Jackson and Jamaal Tinsley both are capable of joining those two at the All-Star level. There is no weak link on the bench, no position that isn't manned by at least two players capable of starting. The coaching staff is both young and experienced, with Rick Carlisle among the absolute elite.
"Personally, I don't think the Pacers have ever had a team like this, talent-wise," said O'Neal. "One thing we have this year with the talent is the mental toughness that's going to take us over the top. The past couple of years we had more talent than anybody else but we didn't have the experience and the toughness, mentally. This year it's a much different story."
Much of that toughness came in the aftermath of last season's series of unfortunate events, when the Pacers dealt with unprecedented adversity in the forms of suspensions and injuries. Having weathered that storm, the players believe they're ready for anything that may come their way.
"That's why I feel so positive," O'Neal said. "It couldn't get any worse than it did last year. That's not just the brawl, it's everything: sicknesses, injuries, whatever, we had it last year. Things happen for a reason and it has built this team up. We depend on each other and we have full confidence in one another. That's what makes a team good.
"If you look at San Antonio and Detroit, they haven't had the most talented teams but they've had the toughest teams, mentally and physically and they won championships. We have the talent and depth and really make things happen."
So do a number of teams in an Eastern Conference that has regained its competitive balance. Beyond the big three of the Pacers, Pistons and Heat, the battle for playoff positioning should be its fiercest in years. Of the 15 teams, only two (Charlotte and Atlanta) don't harbor serious postseason aspirations.
"If you look at the East, just about every team on paper has improved," said Carlisle. "There are some teams out there nobody is talking about which I know are going to be much better. I know Orlando is going to be a much better and more consistent team this year because defensive they're going to be better. Boston is young but very deep and very talented. Detroit is going to be great. Miami is going to be great. With (Jason) Kidd, (Vince) Carter and (Richard) Jefferson, (the Nets) have three top-three players at all three of those positions. You can't say that about many teams in the East or West. They're going to be really good.
"Washington is going to be a playoff team. Philly I think is going to be back there. New York has improved; they have Eddy Curry. Milwaukee's got (No. 1 pick Andrew) Bogut. And Cleveland is going to be much-improved not only because of the moves that they've made to get guys like (Larry) Hughes and Donyell Marshall, they re-signed (Zydrunas) Ilgaukskas, and Damon Jones is a really solid acquisition and Mike Brown is going to make them a better team, defensively."
Which brings us back to the Pacers, who have more talent and depth than any of the aforementioned teams. "We should be one of the better teams but we know we have to go out and prove it," Carlisle said. "We've got something to prove every night."
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Snowballs, cake truffles, cake balls—whatever you want to call them—the ones at Zucker Bakery are playful, chocolatey, and only a dollar apiece. These packed balls hover somewhere between cake and milk chocolate fudge with a definite kick of espresso. Moist and dense, they run on the sweet side, so order a hot cup of coffee or tea to go alongside. You can get them rolled in coconut flakes or rainbow sprinkles, I prefer the latter. And if you're still hungry, don't forget about the love loaf and buttery chocolate roses.
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From gorgeous jewelry and trendy purses to elegant picture frames and sweet-smelling candles, take over the No. 1 friend spot with these top choices for holiday presents.
On Arlene:
Diane von Furstenburg blouse, $225, Neiman Marcus
On Hilary:
Ella Moss Rosemary Print blouse, $168, Nordstrom
--These mesh sterling silver and gold bracelets offer a new take on friendship bracelets, $200 each, Albarré Jewelry
--A Legacy Colorblock Plaid Mini Crossbody purse fits all you need for lunch out with a gal pal, $168, Coach
--Fill the room with the scent of lilac and rosemary with a Kat Burki candle, $50, The Service Bureau
--Display a cherished photo in this L'Objet antique gold picture frame, $145, Byron Cade
Other gift ideas:
Marvellous Flowers Star gift set, $68, L'Occitane en Provence
Crane & Co. gold initial note cards, $27, The Service Bureau
Vera Bradley Ribbons jewelry folio, $48, Down by the Station
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McGee imparts basestealing wisdom on Cards
KISSIMMEE, Fla. -- After spending two weeks serving as a guest instructor, former Cardinal Willie McGee departed Jupiter on Friday with an invitation from manager Mike Matheny to return anytime he wants.
McGee offered advice and instruction in a number of areas, but he was particularly instrumental in the Cardinals' efforts to improve their baserunning. McGee, who spent 13 of his 18 Major League seasons with St. Louis, had daily post-workout baserunning tutorials before the Cardinals started Grapefruit League play.
The attention shown by a player who had 352 career steals made an impression on several of McGee's baserunning pupils.
"Willie says it's all about confidence," outfielder Adron Chambers noted. "He was talking about how times have changed where coaches use stopwatches now to time pitchers. He said when he was playing, he didn't have things like that. He just believed that he would steal a base."
The Cardinals are not fooled into believing they will be a prolific basestealing club this year. The club swiped 91 bases in 2012, a total that ranked 13th among the 16 National League teams, and returns almost all of the same position players. But the Cardinals do have a handful of players -- including Chambers, Shane Robinson, Jon Jay and Oscar Taveras -- who have been told to take chances on the basepaths this spring.
"I think as a team, we feel like we should be stealing more bags," Robinson said. "We've chatted about it this spring amongst players and coaches, just kind of trying to come up with an idea about testing the waters to see what our maximum potential could be when it comes to stealing. It will help us. I feel like we're known as a team that doesn't run a lot. That can make us more dangerous."
The work will continue without McGee for the final month of spring. But the Cardinals need not worry: Lou Brock, who ranks second on baseball's all-time stolen base leaderboard, landed in Jupiter on Thursday.


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During the fall and spring semesters, employers looking to hire will conduct on-campus interviews at the Center. All students wishing to participate in these interviews are encouraged to attend this workshop in advance. It covers one of three components needed to complete the On-Campus Interviews Certificate, which better prepares students to represent themselves to potential employers.
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Lefty relievers boost their resumes for roster spot
BRADENTON, Fla. -- The southpaw derby isn't officially on the Pirates' Spring Training racing form. But it officially got under way Friday night, in the middle of the Bucs' 6-3 exhibition loss to the Orioles.
If there is a seat in the bullpen waiting for a second left-hander to complement Tony Watson -- and manager Clint Hurdle has never identified that as a necessity -- Kris Johnson and Mike Zagurski upped their bids.
Working consecutively in relief of Kyle McPherson, both Johnson and Zagurski were perfect in their innings -- Zagurski doing it more impressively by striking out the side.
Johnson's outing improved his spring line to one run allowed in 3 2/3 innings, with five strikeouts. Zagurski has retired all nine men he has faced in three innings, also with five punchouts.
"It's too early to get into any competition for a spot on the roster," said Zagurski, a Major League veteran of 82 games, including 45 last season with Arizona. "The breaking ball, usually my strikeout pitch, was a little tighter tonight, and that's a good sign."
"All I'm concerned with is progression every time I go out there, getting a little better with every chance," said Johnson, still seeking his first big league exposure.
Both Johnson and Zagurski could be chasing Justin Wilson, the Bucs' fifth-round pick in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft who has allowed one earned run in six innings, and has fanned seven.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Got math skills? Consider this hot new career field!
NPR reports on the 'big data' industry - analyzing and making sense of the massive amounts of data that firms like Facebook, Groupon and biotech firm Human Genome Sciences collect. The 'big data' trend is "fueling intense demand for mathematics and computing talent." Hello, career opportunity!


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Description This sceenshot comes from my application in which you can virtually visit the whole Alps Mountains. Image shows Mt. Matterhorn seen in various atmospheric conditions. Terrain and sky atmospheric effects were implemented using Ralf Stokholm Nielsen's paper Real Time Rendering of Atmospheric Scattering Effects for Flight Simulators
Terrain rendering was implemented with my own algorithm similar to SOAR algorithm.
Application and its engine were written entirely in modern C++ and use following libraries:
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Pretty cool. I like your Mars effect. Some shadows and volumetric fogging would do wonders for your demo though. Also, how long did you spend on this? I may be interested in implementing the same effect since I'm working on lot with terrain right now.
Ooh, I did something similar a little while ago, the executable can be found here: [www.math.uio.no/\~sigurdts/DuneRacer\_bin.zip](www.math.uio.no/~sigurdts/DuneRacer_bin.zip) (you can play around with with the stuff if you care to edit text files). My implementation is based on the famous gdMag article and was rushed together (i.e. not very good). IIRC Nielsen work is very similar to the gdMag article, but he adds some stuff to account for height.
Nice shots btw...
The Nut: shadows and clouds ( various types ) are on my TODO list. I will have to think about volumetric fog too.
If your engine is capable of using shaders then implementing scattering effects should be relatively fast. It took me one week to read the theory, understand it, write GLSL shaders and some C++ code. I was really surprised that it took me so little time
Very good. I wish you to find good way TODO clouds-effective and nice!
Very cool looking shots. Nice work :yes: Keep us posted as you make progress.


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A lot of unconfirmed reports out there, and none of them are good for either man.
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Rich Willis, who was at the track, said he didn't see exactly what happened but his sister down in Turn 1 did. He saw Stewart and Kevin Ward get into the wreck.
"People (who could see it better) said the guy got out of his car and was gesturing angrily at Tony Stewart when Tony Stewart came by during the next lap under yellow," Willis said in a phone interview. "He approached him and evidently when he was driving by the guy standing on the track gesturing at him, he gunned his engine.
"What happened was the back end kicked out and clipped the guy and the guy flew across the track."
Tyler Graves, a sprint-car racer and friend of Ward's, told Sporting News in a phone interview that he was sitting in the Turn 1 grandstands and saw everything that happened.
"Tony pinched him into the frontstretch wall, a racing thing," Graves said. "The right rear tire went down, he spun on the exit of (Turn) 2. They threw the caution and everything was toned down. Kevin got out of his car. … He was throwing his arms up all over the place at Tony for most of the corner.
"I know Tony could see him. I know how you can see out of these cars. When Tony got close to him, he hit the throttle. When you hit a throttle on a sprint car, the car sets sideways. It set sideways, the right rear tire hit Kevin, Kevin was sucked underneath and was stuck under it for a second or two and then it threw him about 50 yards."


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The Rep┬'s Imaginary Theatre Company Presents A GNOME FOR CHRISTMAS, 12/15-23
The Imaginary Theatre Company, the young audiences touring ensemble of The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, will present the premiere of a new children's musical, A Gnome for Christmas, this holiday season. Adapted by playwright Sarah Brandt and composer Stephen James Neale, this 45-minute performance, suitable for all ages, is a musical that reminds us of the importance of helping others and the happiness found in friends.
The Rep's Imaginary Theatre Company, supported by a $25,000 grant from Brown Shoe Company and a $25,000 grant from the Monsanto Fund, will present A Gnome for Christmas on Dec. 15, 20, 21 and 22, at 11 a.m., as well as 3 p.m. performances on the 15, 22, and 23, at the Heagney Theatre on the campus of Nerinx Hall High School, 530 East Lockwood Avenue, Webster Groves. Tickets are $6.
"The Rep is honored to team up with Brown Shoe Company and the Monsanto Fund," said Steve Woolf, artistic director of The Rep. "We are thrilled that we can share our production of A Gnome for Christmas with more audiences because of receiving this funding."
The Rep's Imaginary Theatre Company series includes three productions performed at schools, libraries and community centers throughout the St. Louis area October through April. The series introduces live theatre to children through the use of literature, folk tales, fairy tales and new adaptations of classic works and also includes special public performances.
"Brown Shoe Company is dedicated to being a good corporate citizen to the St. Louis community by supporting creative productions like The Rep's Imaginary Theatre Company's A Gnome for Christmas," said Peggy Reilly-Tharp, VP, Investor Relations oF Brown Shoe Company. "We applaud the messages in the program around generosity, kindness and friendship - important lessons for children of all ages."
"The Monsanto Fund is proud to support The Rep's Imaginary Theatre Company and its pursuit to expose young people in our community to live theatre," said Deborah Patterson, president, the Monsanto Fund. "Experiencing these high-quality live performances, like A Gnome for Christmas, inspires children to expand and apply their own creativity."
The cast of A Gnome for Christmas is Monique Hafen as Lulu; Alan Knoll as Leonard; Jerome Lowe as Timmy; and Laurie McConnell as Agatha Tode and Frank.
The creative staff also includes Doug Finlayson, Director; Scott Loebl, scenic designer; Lou Bird, costume designer; and Ashley Newman, stage manager.
For more information about The Rep's production of A Gnome for Christmas, including a guide introducing the characters, plot and background on the play; photos related to the production; and to purchase tickets, visit The Rep's comprehensive public website at http://www.repstl.org or call the Box Office at (314) 968-4925.


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PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. - The Carnival Dream is back in Central Florida as the Coast Guard investigates its issues, and the cruise ship will head back to sea this weekend.
The Dream pulled in at Port Canaveral late Tuesday night with just the crew on board.
The ship will undergo repairs to a broken emergency generator. Carnival said on Wednesday that a seven-day voyage scheduled to depart on Saturday will proceed as scheduled.
The 4,000 passengers on the ship's last voyage were flown home from Saint Maarten late last week.
Local 6 was on the island after Carnival decided it didn't want to risk sailing home with passengers aboard.
The Coast Guard said Tuesday it now plans on investigating the mechanical problem that cut short the trip.
Meantime, Carnival canceled 10 more cruises on the Triumph. A fire on board the ship left thousands stranded in the Gulf of Mexico in February.
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Maddon trusts Rodney's struggles won't linger
ST. PETERSBURG -- Fernando Rodney has allowed four earned runs in seven appearances this season after allowing five earned runs in 76 appearances last year. But Rays manager Joe Maddon does not sound concerned about his closer.
"This is what I do believe," Maddon said. "I believe we have really good relief pitchers. I believe to this point, it really hasn't gone our way, but if we continue to put him in the right spots, they're going to pitch a lot like they did last year."
Maddon allowed that it is "unreasonable" to expect Rodney to have another season like he had in 2012, which was an historic season by the Dominican right-hander.
"But he's going to be really good again," Maddon said. "I mean, he has been. And you're going to see another very productive [season], high end -- he's among the best closers in baseball. ... It's going to happen."
Bill Chastain is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Gene Therapy for Tay-Sachs Disease
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Hypothesis: To study the natural history of Tay-Sachs disease and evaluate therapeutic interventions.
This study is intended to work in collaboration with NCT00668187 "A Natural History Study of Hexosaminidase Deficiency." Because so few patients with Tay-Sachs disease present annually, we will maximize both research projects by enrolling patients in both studies. For this present study, we will perform retrospective medical record review to gather data. Through this medical record review, we will collect biomarker analysis results, neuroimaging report data, quality-of-life questionnaire data and ophthalmology exam findings. If the subject has undergone therapy or treatment, the results will be noted.
|Tay Sachs Disease Sandhoff Disease Late Onset Tay Sachs Disease
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Retrospective
|Official Title:
|Gene Therapy for Tay-Sachs Disease (Phase 1: Natural History Data Gather)
- Biomarkers [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed for the duration of the study, an expected average of two years. ]
Biomarkers data to be collected include:
- CSF (cerebro-spinal fluid) hexosaminidase A activity
- CSF GM2-ganglioside
- CSF protein
- CSF chitotriosidase
- Results of Ancillary Therapies or Treatments [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed for the duration of the study, an expected average of two years. ]The results of any ancillary therapies or treatments will be noted. Such therapies or treatments may include hematopoietic cell transplantation and/or pharmacologic interventions.
- Clinical Indicators [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed for the duration of the study, an expected average of two years. ]
Clinical indicators data to be collected include:
- Cranial morphology from MRI exam reports
- Ophthalmologic exam findings
- Behavioral assessment and quality-of-life questionnaire responses from NCT00668187, which collaborates with the present study
- Life-span length
|Study Start Date:
|December 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|August 2014
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|Child, Adult, Senior
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Inclusion Criteria:
Any person who has been diagnosed with a hexosaminidase deficiency disease can be included in this study.
Exclusion Criteria:
The only exclusion criteria is a desire not to participate in this study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01869270
|United States, Florida
|Data Management and Coordinating Center (DMCC), Univ. of South Florida
|Tampa, Florida, United States, 33612
|United States, Minnesota
|University of Minnesota
|Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, 55455
|Principal Investigator:
|Chester B. Whitley, PhD, MD
|University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute
|Principal Investigator:
|Jeffrey Krischer, PhD
|University of South Florida
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01869270 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
U54NS065768 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Study First Received:
|May 22, 2013
|Last Updated:
|December 3, 2014
Keywords provided by University of Minnesota - Clinical and Translational Science Institute:
Tay-Sachs disease
Sandhoff disease
late-onset Tay-Sachs disease
adult-onset Tay-Sachs disease
late onset Tay Sachs disease
adult onset Tay Sachs disease
hexosaminidase A activity
hexosaminidase deficiency
natural history
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tay-Sachs Disease
Sandhoff Disease
Lysosomal Storage Diseases, Nervous System
Brain Diseases, Metabolic, Inborn
Brain Diseases, Metabolic
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Genetic Diseases, Inborn
Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Metabolic Diseases
Lipid Metabolism Disorders
Gangliosidoses, GM2
Metabolism, Inborn Errors
Lipid Metabolism, Inborn Errors
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Workplace Wellness
Do you Love or Hate your Job?
Loving or hating a job can cause more or less stress in life. Did you know, 70% of those currently employed are searching for other jobs.
Less than one-third of Americans are happy with their work. Half of the workforce is "checked-out." Eighteen percent are unhappy with their current position with some even sabotaging the success of their workplace. An unhappy or unhealthy work environment is bad for a business' bottom line and bad for employees.
Studies have shown being unhappy with or unfulfilled by work can take a toll on our health, relationships, and even lifespan. Those in unhealthy work environments tend to gain more weight, have more healthcare appointments, and have higher rates of absenteeism. Stress from work can also impact their family life, mental health, and even increase risks for chronic illnesses and heart attacks.
So what separates the few who are excited about their work from the majority of Americans? While there are some differences among age groups and types of employment, a healthy work environment is key to job satisfaction. The happiest employees tend to include interpersonal relationships, commitment to the organization, and a sense of meaning or purpose among the parts of their job with which they are most satisfied. Conversely, those leaving their jobs tend to cite lack of respect, teamwork, and potential for growth among top reasons for quitting.
Top 5 Reasons for Happy Employees
Top 5 Reasons for Leaving Job
A healthy workplace is one where individuals feel valued and supported, provides a positive workspace, and shows respect for other aspects of a person's life. If you're uncertain as to whether your workplace is on the path to wellness, the signs below may provide some helpful tips:
- Productive Atmosphere. Clean, functional and well-lit space. Good working relationship with all staff. Employees feel respected, appreciated, incentivized, and rewarded. Signs of intimidation, bullying, sexual harassment, and fear are absent.
- Livable wage. Providing a livable wage encourages a committed and sustained workforce.
- Reasonable accommodation. Employers and employees have to work collaboratively to identify reasonable accommodations (not special treatment) in the workplace for physical as well as mental disabilities. From changing physical work space and schedule to the use of interpreters or technologically adapted equipment, it can run the gamut.
- Health, Wellness, & Environment. Provide a comprehensive health insurance plan including smoking-cessation, weight-loss, and substance abuse programs.
- Open Communication. Keep the communication process transparent. Creating an environment of open communication contributes to a more energetic and productive workforce where all employees can feel invested in the company.
- Employee Accountability. It takes two to make a healthy workplace. Employees have to come with a "can-do" attitude and be willing to support each other as well as management.
- Management Accountability. Allow employees to provide work-related feedback to their supervisors. It can be anonymous to avoid the possibility of negative repercussions.
- Work/Life Balance. We now live in a world where technology is available to keep us connected to work around the clock. Work options such as flexible scheduling, hoteling (reservation-based unassigned seating) or telecommuting ought to be implemented if applicable.
- Clear & Positive Values. Be transparent and definitive about what the organization stands for. People in as well as outside of the company should have a good understanding of this.
- Fitness. Offer a gym membership, fitness class or even just an exercise space that encourages employees to become physically active and stay fit. If possible, incentivize employees to access such services
Other Resources
- http://www.mhwellnessworks.org/
- http://www.mhaet.com/mental-health-workplace.php
- http://www.reintegration.com/
- http://www.shrm.org/hrdisciplines/safetysecurity/articles/pages/european-workers-missed-work-depression.aspx
- https://www.irsst.qc.ca/en/-irsst-publication-mental-health-at-work-from-defining-to-solving-the-problem-solving-the-problem-preventing-stress-in-the-workplace-r-427-3.html
- http://www.mhawisconsin.org/Data/Sites/1/media/wpp_strategicplan.pdf
- http://www.workplacementalhealth.org/Functional/About-Us/Meet-the-staff.aspx
MHA Screening is made possible through the generous contributions of individuals and organizations that share our vision of a healthy America. This portion of our campaign is supported through philanthropic contributions from The Faas Foundation.


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OneCard FAQs
Where are the on-campus U.S. Bank ATMs located?
Elliott Union, Ellis Hall and Ward Edwards.
Call the U.S. Bank on-campus branch in the Elliott Union at 660-747-6143 for more information.
What do I need to get a new UCM OneCard?
You need to be an enrolled student. Come by the OneCard Office and bring your schedule and 700 number. It usually only takes a few minutes to get your new UCM OneCard!
What if I need a UCM faculty/staff OneCard?
Human Resources will give you a sheet that has your information on it. Bring that by the OneCard Office and you'll have your UCM faculty/staff OneCard in just a few minutes.
What if I am staff and a student? Do I get two OneCards?
No. Each person can have only one UCM OneCard. You will have to evaluate which OneCard would benefit you most depending on your job, how many classes you are planning on taking, etc.
Where can I add Central Cash to my card?
Central Cash can be added to your card in one of several ways:
- Use your credit card online
- Student Financial Services Office in Ward Edwards 1100
- OneCard Office in Elliott Union 207A
- Value Transfer System (VTS) Machines in Elliott Union and Ellis Hall
Where can I add Dining Dollars to my card?
Dining dollars can be added to your OneCard in the Housing Office in Ellis L23.
I think someone has been using my Dining Dollars to order food from off-campus vendors. Who do I contact about this?
You need to contact Sodexo, at 660-543-4012, to report the problem.
I found someone's OneCard. What do I do with it?
Please bring it by the OneCard Office, or mail it to us. Since the cardholder has to come in to replace it, we always check to see if it has been turned in. If you found a wallet, purse, etc. with a OneCard in it, please return it to Public Safety if it was found on-campus, or the police department of the city you found it in. You can also turn it in to the lost and found located at the Union Information Desk.


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I know this isn't the coolest topic but my vacuum cleaner went up some time ago and my place is getting pretty gross. Looking for a moderately priced (~$200) vacuum that works well on both hard floors and carpet. I have a short haired cat so it will need to handle pet hair well.
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There is a lot about my job that I enjoy immensely.
However, one of my favorite things to do is to take pictures of the many children throughout Grant County having fun.
Whether it is at the Grant County Fair, countless school activities or in the park, nothing beats capturing smiling faces having a blast.
In particular, I love each summer going to Grant County Park for two weeks to take photos at the Little Dippers and Summer Splash camps.
It is hard to find a better place to send your kids for a good time, especially at the low cost.
Powdery mildew is probably the most common garden fungus around. It is not too terribly picky about where it spreads, it likes humid weather, thrives in the heat of the summer and is hard to control once it has started. The trick here is to prevent it from happening by proper plant selection, spacing, pruning and treatment before it spreads.
In my 25-plus years of working in the community newspaper business, I often get asked when I'm going to write about my family. (Keep in mind it's usually my family that is doing the asking.)
I (kind-of) jokingly reply that I have to wait until they are all dead and buried so they won't sue me.
When I write a column, I try to find humor in most all situations because that's how I deal with life and let's face it families can be just downright funny sometimes.
Take what started out innocently enough on a recent Sunday afternoon.
"I believe that we will win" is a chant that takes me all the way back (only three years ago) to high school cheering on our basketball team. This cheer though has taken on a whole new meaning in terms of the US Men's National team competing in the World Cup.
If you are a regular reader of my column you likely know that I much prefer an organic approach to farm and gardening and that I believe that building healthy soil produces healthy food. As I continue to learn more about pest control and fertility the more I have come to understand why healthy plants and animals have an edge over their synthetically doped counterparts.
I just flipped the calendar over and bam, it hit me that it is July already!
I'm not sure what happened to May and June but they are in the history books now.
This has been a weird year in terms of weather. First, we had the winter that wouldn't end and then spring sprang and kept going and now it's officially summer.
Recently, I traveled to Tennessee for the July 4th holiday to see many of my family members that I had lost touch with. I come from a huge family with my great grandmother having 16 children and my grandmother having six children.
It had probably been 10 years since I had seen most of these people. My Uncle Robbie always has a big get together on the lake.
This is the first year I had ever been. My family is rowdy, loud and can roll with the best of them and I love every minute of it. They are mine whether they like it or not.
When my wife was pregnant with our first child nearly 11 years ago we ultimately just wanted a healthy, precious baby.
However, if we were able to choose the gender, we definitely were hoping it was a girl.
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Through examples, case studies and other resources, take away a framework for an effective safety management system. Safety Management l provides a foundation of fundamental elements and techniques for managing an effective safety system.
- Effective, proven system elements and strategies
- Moral, financial and legal responsibilities
- Strategies to control Workers' Compensation costs
- Sample policy statements and performance standards
- How to sell a safety management system to others
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A COUNTRY road had to be closed to traffic after fly tippers left a trail of debris and rubbish along it.
The rubbish in Old Malvern Road, Powick, included an assortment of bricks, rubble, fence posts and rocks, and could have posed a deadly hazard to drivers.
Luckily it was spotted by a council worker who decided to close the road until it could be cleared.
The rubish was dumped close to Powick Primary School on Wednesday.
Headteacher Richard Drewett said: " Quite a few parents came in with raised eyebrows after they had seen the rubbish, but they were understanding about it.
"It was quite the shock when I first saw it, as it would have been for everyone who saw it first time, it is a bit of a surprise.
"The rubbish seemed to have spread for about 50 metres, but people were still getting to school on time in general, they just had to drive very carefully around it.
"In the dark, that rubbish would have been very dangerous, even though it's not as bad in the day as you can see it, it's still quite dangerous for drivers and their children."
The rubbish was later spotted on Wednesday night by a Worcestershire County Council worker.
A spokesman for the council said yesterday: "A member of our Highways Department was driving along Old Malvern Road, on Wednesday night, and noticed a lorry load had been fly-tipped onto the road.
"The road was closed upon seeing it, around 11pm, with work to clear it carried out the next morning, which was scheduled to be completed by Thursday afternoon."
The rubbish is the latest in a number of recent fly-tipping incidents in the region.
Yesterday we reported how a pile of rubbish, including 50 tyres, had been dumped in a country lane in Kempsey.
The rubbish was left in Taylors Lane on Tuesday and district councillor David Harrison warned fly-tippers were becoming more brazen.
Malvern Hills District Council has warned that anyone caught illegally dumping waste could be fined up to £50,000.


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I enjoyed this recipe so much that now I'm hoping for a nice hot September and lots more Green Zebra tomatoes so I can make it a few times before it's really fall. If you have green or yellow tomatoes and warm weather where you are, I hope you'll try it too.
You can tell I turned into a gazpacho fan because in 2007 I made Confetti Gazpacho with Yellow Tomatoes, Red Peppers, and Basil, and now I'm making it again with green tomatoes. Traditional Gazpacho has bread, but I make mine without it so it's also a tasty phase one treat.
Green Zebra Gazpacho with Cucumber and Avocado
(Makes about 5 cups, recipe created by Kalyn)
5 large garlic cloves, minced (or less if you're not that much of a garlic fan)
1/4 cup fresh squeezed lemon juice
1 green pepper, seeds removed and coarsely chopped
1 medium-large cucumber, chopped (plus more for garnish if desired.)
6 Green Zebra tomatoes (or use other ripe green or yellow tomatoes)
2 avocados
sea salt to taste
Green Tabasco Sauce to taste (or other hot sauce)
South Beach Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
Ten More Tasty Gazpacho-like Soups You Might Like to Enjoy:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Red Gazpacho and Cooking with Friends from Kalyn's Kitchen
Confetti Gazpacho with Yellow Tomatoes, Red Peppers, and Basil from Kalyn's Kitchen
Watermelon Gazpacho with Lime from Gluten Free Goddess
Spanish Gazpacho from Leite's Culinaria
Mango Gazpacho with Shrimp and Avocado from Soup Chick
Chunky Gazpacho from Poor Girl Eats Well
Creamy Chilled Cucumber and Avocado Soup from Pinch My Salt
Avocado Gazpacho from My Colombian Recipes
Gazpacho from bell'alimento
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text: This time the odds seem right for WVU By Mitch Vingle November 1, 2012 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- IF YOU'RE a West Virginia football fan seeking light in the midst of Hurricane Sandy remnants, you've come to the right place.And when we break down the Mountaineers' Saturday home game against TCU, you shall see that light.You probably know the Horned Frogs are hampered by injuries. Starting tailback Waymon James and defensive end Ross Forrest were lost to season-ending injuries. QB Casey Pachall is out after being suspended. His replacement, Trevone Boykin, is expected to play, but hurt his left knee in TCU's loss to Oklahoma State.The list goes on. Offensive guard Blaize Foltz is hobbled with a bad ankle. Receiver Brandon Carter missed the last game. Standout defensive end Stansly Maponga has a bad foot. Cornerback Jason Verrell has been hurt.On top of that, the Horned Frogs have just 11 seniors on scholarship and have played 28 freshmen - 16 of the true variety. (WVU has used 20 freshmen, 12 true.)But the light really shines when you check out the game's matchups. Kansas State entered its game against WVU clearly superior. Texas Tech had the edge.That's not necessarily the case when you compare WVU and TCU.Even if you throw WVU's horrid pass defense on the board and examine it, you have to think the Mountaineers have a chance. Here's the deal. Yes, TCU's passing offense has an edge on WVU's passing defense. Every team in the nation would have an edge on West Virginia's pass D, now ranked dead last among FBS teams. It's allowing an average of 360.1 passing yards and is No. 119 of 120 in pass efficiency defense.Boykin, though, is a redshirt freshman who is only averaging 160.3 passing yards and has thrown six interceptions. If the Mountaineer defense is ever going to improve its rating, this is the game to do so.TCU's pass defense, meanwhile, is ranked No. 63 nationally, allowing an average of 234.4 yards. That should provide WVU quarterback Geno Smith a chance to rebound from two sub-par games.Look for the Horned Frogs to try and establish the run early against the Mountaineers. That would make sense since Boykin is dinged and still shaky passing the ball. (He's ranked eighth of 10 Big 12 quarterbacks in passing efficiency.)Yet not only is TCU's James out at tailback, Matthew Tucker is hurt and might not play against the Mountaineers. That wouldn't be a big blow, however, since Tucker is only averaging 45 yards per game and his sidekick, freshman B.J. Catalon, is as well. What will be interesting to watch, though, is WVU's run game. It seems Dana Holgorsen has been trying to set up the pass by establishing the run, rather than vice versa.It seems odd considering Holgorsen's "Air Raid" offense. But one man believes it's the right way to go. His name: former Mountaineer coach Don Nehlen. "You'd better be able to run the football and play defense," Nehlen said this week. "When you're in this kind of weather, you have to. Look at the New York Giants, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens [of the NFL]. They're all similar."If you have a great quarterback, naturally you're going to throw the ball. But all of those teams try to run. If all you can do is throw the ball in this weather, that's a problem."Nehlen pointed to the philosophies of Michigan's Bo Schembechler and Ohio State's Woody Hayes. He pointed to that of San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh, whose father Jack coached under Schembechler. In the 49ers' last game, against Arizona, Harbaugh said his team needed to do three things: run, play stout defense and win the turnover battle."If you can do that," Nehlen said, "you're going to win. If you can run the football, you'll be able to pass."That's where the breakdown takes a turn toward TCU. In sum, the Horned Frogs have been the Big 12's best against the run, allowing but 98.9 yards per game.The crack of light for WVU? Oklahoma State had 147 rushing yards in last week's victory. If the Mountaineers can get anywhere near the production of the Texas game from Andrew Buie, they'll be in fine shape. Perhaps Shawne Alston will return and provide a lift.Whatever the case, the Vegas oddsmakers seem more correct heading into this game than WVU's prior two.The Mountaineers were a 4-point favorite at Texas Tech and a 3-point favorite against Kansas State. But both were blowouts in favor of WVU's opponent.West Virginia's 6 1/2-point spot over TCU seems just about right.Reach Mitch Vingle at 304-348-4827, firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him at twitter.com/MitchVingle. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Philanthropist Betty Schoenbaum of Shoney's fortune turns 100 2 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD 3 New company planning $73M synthetic fuel plant in Greenbrier County 4 'Heroin(e)' spotlights women helping combat Huntington's drug crisis 5 WVU law professor announces run for Congress Pressure's on Mountaineer corners Previous Story Hurricane closes at No. 1 Midland Next Story


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FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Though Junichi Tazawa and Edward Mujica both have the stuff to be the primary setup man in front of Koji Uehara, manager John Farrell probably won't designate one person in that role.
Andrew Miller could also be used in the eighth inning, particularly in situations where the Red Sox badly need a strikeout.
"I think they're going to have similar roles. When you have multiple guys with similar talents, we can keep guys a little bit more fresh early on where you can rotate some guys through," Farrell said. "We know with what both guys are coming off of, high number of appearances last year. We'd like to think we can alternate game to game rather than going back to back earlier in the year. That way we can keep guys more fresh, the deeper we go into the season."
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Surprised Greg Oden isn't on this list
lebron rly bulked up since High School
I'm suprised Telfair didn't make the list.
Not necessarily nationally hyped but as far as locally hyped Sean May was up there... dude ranked above Chris Bosh nationally also...
And inked up. His skin is clear in those pics.
Most players do. Did you look at some of their weights? Kareem was 7-2 and only 200lbs. It is hard to put on a lot of muscle when your body is still growing.
Two players that come to my mind as being hyped big time coming out of high school & I had been hearing about them for a couple of years were two players that never amounted to anything.
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OAKLAND, Calif. — Columbia Sportswear is headed to the Gartner Supply Chain Executive Conference, being held May 21-23, in Phoenix, Ariz., to share insights and best practices for deploying cloud technology alongside GT Nexus.
Fred Pond, VP, CIO of Columbia Sportswear, and Kurt Cavano, chief strategy officer at GT Nexus, will share lessons learned from Columbia's technology approach to executing global procure-to-pay processes in which buyers, suppliers, financial institutions and other key third parties operate on the same cloud platform.
"Back in 2005, Columbia Sportswear was one of the early adopters of cloud technology in the supply chain," said Cavano. "They connected their supply network on our platform and dramatically improved visibility into orders and payments on both sides of the transaction. They not only eliminated letters of credit but they used automated PO and invoice delivery to execute programs for early payment discounts and customs duty optimization. Columbia is truly a cloud supply chain innovator."
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'Nonetheless, the league is prepared for various scenarios to delay the game, including holding back the start time in the event of liquid precipitation or too warm temperatures; in the event that the game is not playable on New Year's Day, January 2 would serve as an alternate play date. Said Bettman, "We have a list of variables in mind. We will be in constant consultation with the teams, in case we have to postpone or reschedule."'
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