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AHL Game Night: 12-9-16 Devils at CrunchSubmitted by pete on December 9, 2016 - 21:47
Crunch top Devils in key 4 point game atop the division standings.
Adam Wilcox allowed 2 goals on 27 shots for the victory.
First Period
8:08 ALB Quenneville (8), (Mandat)
14:07 SYR Richard (7), (Condra, Dotchin)
Second Period
11:04 ALB Coleman (6), (Pietila)
Third Period
5:42 SYR Erne (6), (Peca, Thomas)(PP)
14:36 SYR Gourde (7), (Dotchin, Condra)
18:42 SYR Condra (5), (Gourde, Dotchin)(EN)
Yanni Gourde, Adam Erne, and Jake Dotchin were the game's three stars. Dotchin with assists in triplicate is making waves at right side defense with Witkowski shuttling back and forth to the big club and Blujus out injured.
Syracuse pulls 3 points clear atop the North Division.
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NHL Preseason Game Night: 9-30-16Submitted by pete on September 30, 2016 - 23:29
Lightning miss a second straight preseason shutout by an eyelash.
Andrei Vasilevskiy allowed just 1 goal on 28 shots for the OT win. The lone blemish was a goal surrendered in a 6-on-4 situation with 1:05 left in regulation. If the performances of the past two nights by Gudlevskis and Vasilevskiy are any indication, Yzerman might have the flexibility he needs if he does choose to move Ben Bishop for cap reasons.
First Period
5:21 TB Johnson (1), (Palat, Nesterov)[/b]
Second Period
Third Period
18:55 CAR Skinner (2), (DiGiuseppe, Rask)
1:38 TB Palat (1), (unassisted)
Ondrej Palat and Tyler Johnson were the game's first and second stars, as the usual suspects start to calibrate their game for the regular season.
Very interesting lineup tonight from the Lightning and a pleasantly surprising performance. Tonight's group mixed in more NHL forwards, at least on the wings, but they pretty much went with Syracuse's defensive corps plus Nikita Nesterov, who may be a bubble player in this camp. It helps when you have Vasilevskiy behind you, but to almost get a shutout with that group is not too shabby.
Tanner Richard had 2 penalty minutes and 1 shot in 17:35. He was also 33% on 12 draws. Please, Jeff Halpern, teach these kids to win faceoffs.
Brayden Point had 4 penalty minutes and 1 shot in 16:09. He was also 33% on 9 draws. Sorry, son, you don't get to score a goal every game.
Cam Darcy had 1 hit and 1 blocked shot in 11:31 and was 30% on 10 draws. PLEASE, Jeff Halpern, teach these kids to win faceoffs.
Joel Vermin had 1 shot, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 18:44.
Gabriel Dumont had 1 shot, 4 hits, and 4 blocked shots in 14:02. For a guy who didn't score, his stat line still looks quite active, I have to say.
Henri Ikonen had 1 blocked shot in 14:15. The window is closing on the young Finn.
Brian Hart had 4 hits in 10:14. He then hit someone with an aluminum chair and put them in the Sharpshooter.
Luke Witkowski was +1 with 4 hits and 2 blocked shots in 21:10. He's not giving any quarter in camp to anybody.
Dominik Masin had 2 penalty minutes, 2 shots, and 2 hits in 19:55.
Matt Taormina had 1 shot in 19:46.
Dylan Blujus had 3 blocked shots in 19:29.
Jake Dotchin had 2 penalty minutes, 1 hit, and 2 blocked shots in 19:10.
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NHL Preseason Game Night: 9-29-16 Panthers at LightningSubmitted by pete on September 29, 2016 - 22:36
Syracuse Crunch clamp down on Panthers B squad.
Kristers Gudlevskis stopped all 21 shots he faced for the shutout victory. This is an excellent start for a netminder who just got a prove it contract who may have an NHL backup opportunity looming in his future once the Lightning sort out their starting situation up top.
First Period
Second Period
3:54 TB Morin (1), (unassisted)
Third Period
14:48 TB Point (2), (Morin, Bournival)
Gudlevskis, Jeremy Morin, and Slater Koekkoek were the game's three stars. Kudos to the Lightning equipment guys for having the sense of humor to stick Morin in #33. He's one letter away from being a Lightning all-timer. Made me double-take, for certain.
If the Lightning preseason opener was a showcase for the team's junior prospects, tonight was an opportunity for many prospects earmarked for the Syracuse Crunch. And, on first blush, I'd think new coach Benoit Groulx will be pleased with what he saw tonight.
Matthew Peca had 2 shots and 1 blocked shot in 19:37. 90% on 10 draws is pleasing to the eye. I remain convinced that for Syracuse to go anywhere, Peca's going to have to become a big time AHL player. He'll have a little more help this season with Brayden Point in Syracuse, but as an older and more experienced guy, he's one I suspect needs to become one of the leaders for the Crunch.
Tanner Richard had 2 hits in 16:49. 13% on 8 draws is a little cringe-worthy stat line on draws. He's on the clock now to make a push and earn a look in the NHL. Not sure he really flashed enough tonight.
Brayden Point had his second goal in as many games and was +2 with 3 shots in 14:02. He was also 45% on 11 draws. The Lightning are already trying to tamp down expectations because they know Point needs seasoning and experience, but his raw talent is undeniable.
Yanni Gourde had 2 penalty minutes and 2 shots in 16:58.
Mike Halmo had 4 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 2 hits in 11:48.
Gabriel Dumont had 3 shots, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 10:57.
Daniel Walcott had 1 shot, 3 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 18:43.
Dylan Blujus had 3 shots and 4 blocked shots in 18:34. Blujus is a guy who somewhat falls into the same boat as Richard. He needs to start making a push to challenge Witkowski to become the Lightning's first righty callup from Syracuse.
Jake Dotchin was +1 with 2 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 17:48.
Slater Koekkoek was +1 in 16:40. The Lightning have played Koekkoek in both games, which is telling, but they've also resolved not to give him a gigantic load of minutes in these games as they might've been tempted to do. That tells me they're easing Koekkoek into a marathon rather than putting him through a sprint of a look-see.
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Crunch's Dotchin Relieved to Get First Goal of SeasonSubmitted by jghoughtaling on March 16, 2016 - 13:28
Jake Dotchin perched himself near the top of the circle, anticipated the pass from his defensive partner, and leaned into a booming one-timer.
The Crunch defenseman's shot went through a crowd and into the back of the net to cut the Americans' lead to one late in the third period, but Syracuse couldn't complete the comeback against Rochester Saturday.
Although his primary role isn't putting up points, Dotchin felt relieved to finally get his first goal of the season.
"It felt really good," Dotchin said. "It was a long time coming -- at least it felt that way for me -- and it was nice to get it off my shoulders. It would have been nicer in a win, but it's nice to feel that goal celebration again and be in the same spot where I'm used to scoring from and show my shot off."
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NHL Preseason Game Night: 9-26-15 Lightning at StarsSubmitted by pete on September 26, 2015 - 22:04
Emery opens the door in the Third Period. Will Gudlevskis step through it.
Ray Emery allowed 6 goals on 26 shots for the loss in his first full game of action in the preseason. The stat line is ugly, especially in the Third Period where he allowed 3 goals on 9 shots. My theory remains the same: I think the Lightning would be thrilled for Kristers Gudlevskis to take the backup job in October and November until Vasilevskiy returns, but they're not going to hand it to him. He has to win it from Emery and right now Emery opened the door to Kristers.
First Period
Second Period
0:42 TB Namestnikov (1), (Nesterov, Drouin)(PP)
4:17 DAL Lindell (1), (Honka, Shore)(PP)
11:09 DAL Seguin (1), (Klingberg, Sharp)
13:24 TB Drouin (1), (Blujus, Marchessault)(PP)
18:21 DAL Sharp (1), (Seguin, Smith)
Third Period
2:01 TB Koekkoek (1), (Gourde, McGinn)
4:59 DAL Ully (1), (Smith, Goligoski)
6:47 DAL Seguin (2), (Ranford, Johns)
7:18 DAL Ranford (1), (Shore, Lindell)
The result tonight wasn't terribly surprising. This was another case of Dallas playing most of their NHLers against a depleted Lightning lineup that was sitting out its top two lines and best defensemen. Still, it's disappointing to have a game tied 3-3 early in the Third Period and then surrender 3 goals in less that 2 and a half minutes to spoil it. You'll no doubt see cuts en masse now as Syracuse Crunch camp is about to start overseas.
Matt Taormina was -1 with 2 blocked shots in 21:34. He'll likely be packing for Crunch camp now. I don't anticipate a lot of danger that he'll be plucked off waivers.
Slater Koekkoek had a goal and was -1 with 2 shots in 18:37. He's played well. I wouldn't be shocked to see him get an extended look, but I'd guess the nature of Syracuse's overseas camp probably makes it harder to keep him with Tampa Bay.
Brayden Point was -1 with 1 shot, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 15:19. He was also 23% on 13 draws. He's just a puppy, age-wise, and I'd expect the Lightning to pull the trigger here soon to send him back for his final season of junior hockey.
Tanner Richard was -1 with 2 shots and 3 hits in 13:55. He was also 36% on 11 draws. Suspect he'll have some family and friends make the trip over from Switzerland to watch him during Crunch camp.
Jonathan Marchessault had a helper and was -1 with 1 shot and 2 hits in 15:30. Maybe a slight chance he'll get plucked off of waivers if the Lightning do indeed choose to make the move right now.
Philippe Paradis was -1 with 5 hits in 11:41. Crunch camp, no doubt.
Luke Witkowski was -1 with 3 blocked shots in 17:16. I believe he's waiver eligible, too, but suspect he'll make it through.
Henri Ikonen was -1 with 1 shot, 1 hit, and 4 blocked shots in 13:54. Another likely Crunch camper.
Yanni Gourde had a helper and was -1 with 1 shot and 2 hits in 16:09. Another likely Crunch camper.
Dylan Blujus had a helper and was -2 with 2 penalty minutes, 2 hits, and 3 blocked shots in 20:21. Third on the team in ice time tonight. I've been pretty pleased how he and Dotchin have played along side the more obvious suspects like Koekkoek and DeAngelo. He's another likely Crunch camper, but the Lightning should feel a lot better about their future at that position than they did at this time even a year ago.
Nikita Nesterov had a helper and was -1 with 2 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 1 hit in 21:19. Just 1 shot on goal? Does Nikki have a cold?
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NHL Preseason Game Night: 9-25-15 Panthers at LightningSubmitted by pete on September 25, 2015 - 21:27
All is right with the world...
Ben Bishop stopped all 18 shots he faced for the win before giving way to Kristers Gudlevskis, who allowed 1 goal on 18 shots the rest of the way. My going theory on the backup job the first two months of the regular season is this: the Lightning would be perfectly comfortable signing Ray Emery, but they'd really prefer to give Gudlevskis the gig. A solid performance like that is very helpful to Gudlevskis' cause.
First Period
12:29 TB Kucherov (1), (Peca, Namestnikov)
Second Period
1:45 TB Condra (1), (Boyle, Erne)
10:59 TB Peca (1), (Callahan, Namestnikov)
12:26 TB Kucherov (2), (Drouin, Stamkos)
Third Period
9:05 FLA Trocheck (1), (Pirri, Jokinen)(PP)
Matthew Peca, Nikita Kucherov, and Vladislav Namestnikov were the game's three stars.
The Lightning may only be 1-1-1 through 3 games of the preseason, but I think the organization has to be pretty elated with everything so far, on balance. Emery and Gudlevskis have both played pretty well in their half game auditions and Wilcox showed potential. The younger guys you would hope will step up in Tampa Bay this coming season (Drouin, Namestnikov, Brown, etc.) have all played pretty well. Condra's seemingly fitting in seamlessly in that lower line equation. Key performers who will be counted on to step up for Syracuse this year like Peca are playing well and the wave of young defensemen who will probably start making their way to Tampa the second half of the year like Koekkoek, DeAngelo, Blujus, and Dotchin have all been pretty solid. Other than Sustr's performance in the second preseason game, I'd say the Lightning have checked off a lot on their to-do list thus far.
Mike Angelidis had 1 shot, 3 hits, and 1 blocked shot and was 40% on 10 draws in 11:46.
Anthony DeAngelo had 2 penalty minutes in 18:26.
Slater Koekkoek was +3 with 1 shot and 2 blocked shots in 18:21. He'll be in Tampa Bay by the playoff stretch of the season at the latest, in my opinion.
Joel Vermin had 1 shot and 2 blocked shots in 13:48.
Jake Dotchin was +3 with 2 shots in 18:46.
Peca had 1 goal and 1 assist and was +2 in 14:09. He also had 3 shots and was perfect on the 2 draws he took. It's an interesting question we've had among the Bolt Prospects staff when it comes to Peca: just how good will he be? I think our minimum expectation, based on his body of work at Quinnipiac, is that he'll be an AHL star (call it the Cory Conacher level), but will he go beyond it to become a smallish NHL star (the Tyler Johnson level)? Only time will tell, but he's had a strong start to this season, which is great to see.
Yanni Gourde had 1 hit in 11:43.
Adam Erne had a helper and was +1 with 1 shot in 13:25.
Nikita Nesterov was +1 with 2 penalty minutes, 5 shots, and 3 hits in 19:41. Team high in shots. Wish I could inject that gene in one or two other Lightning players every season.
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NHL Preseason Game Night: 9-23-15 Lightning at PredatorsSubmitted by pete on September 23, 2015 - 22:11
Overmatched Lightning B squad falls on the road.
Adam Wilcox allowed 4 goals on 21 shots for the loss before giving way to Allen York at mid-game. York allowed 1 goal on 9 shots the rest of the way.
First Period
7:47 NSH Neal (1), (Josi, Fiala)
8:40 NSH Weber (1), (Ribeiro, Wilson)(PP)
16:14 NSH Smith (1), (Josi, Bartley)
Second Period
4:31 NSH Smith (2), (Wilson, Ribeiro)
6:39 TB Namestnikov (1), (Blunden, Peca)(PP)
10:14 TB Brown (1), (Tambellini)
Third Period
17:47 NSH Sissons (1), (Arvidsson, Moses)(PP)
I don't want to call this a throw away game, but this was essentially sticking the Palat/Johnson/Kucherov line on a depleted Syracuse Crunch roster and putting them up against darned near all of the Nashville Predators opening night roster. The Preds had about a 4 to 1 experience advantage in the lineup tonight, and it showed in the final score. The good news is the Lightning managed to staunch the bleeding pretty well after it got to 4-0 and got some production from lower line guys like Namestnikov and Brown (good for Tampa Bay) and Blunden, Peca, and Tambellini (good for Syracuse). The only thing that gives me any real pause is Andrej Sustr getting a -3 hung on him, which continues the bleeding from his playoff run of last year.
Tanner Richard had 4 penalty minutes, 1 shot, and 2 hits in 14:56. He was also 60% on draws.
Jonathan Marchessault was -1 with 3 shots and was 50% on draws in 15:07.
Philippe Paradis was -1 with 2 penalty minutes, 3 shots, 3 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 10:12.
Luke Witkowski stayed clean in 19:48 of ice time.
Jake Dotchin fought a Predator and had 3 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 18:33.
Matthew Peca had a helper and was -1 with 2 shots and 1 hit in 15:02. He only took 2 draws and was 0-for-2.
Dominik Masin was -2 with 1 shot, 2 hits, and 1 blocked shot in 17:45. I'd imagine he's ticketed for Peterborough come tomorrow, but we'll see.
Daniel Walcott had 2 hits and 1 blocked shot in 18:23. He's becoming a favorite on the website.
Nikita Nesterov had 2 penalty minutes and 5 shots in 21:05. You never have to ask Nesterov to put pucks on net. He starts shooting from the parking lot.
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AHL Game Night: 3-27-15 Sound Tigers at CrunchSubmitted by pete on March 27, 2015 - 21:18
Peaking at the right time?
Kristers Gudlevskis allowed 3 goals on 41 shots for the victory. Bridgeport made a big push in the Third Period, outshooting Syracuse 19-7 and getting a couple of goals, but Gudlevskis was ultimately able to get Syracuse over the finish line to secure the win.
First Period
SYR Angelidis, (19) (Ashton, Gourde), 2:41 (PP)
BRI Quine, (19) (Mayfield, Pelech), 15:36
Second Period
SYR Martindale, (12) (Kunyk, Marchessault), 3:06
SYR Dotchin, (6) (Mormina, Marchessault), 14:31 (PP)
Third Period
BRI Jeffrey, (22) (Ness), 5:21
SYR Vermin, (10) (Courtnall, Angelidis), 9:48
BRI McMillan, (3) (Sundstrom, Vaughan), 17:26
Joel Vermin, Jake Dotchin, and Mike Angelidis were the game's three stars.
The game got a little nasty in the Second Period, with matching ejections that led to Carter Ashton's early departure from the game for being involved in a secondary altercation.
Note that none of the Crunch's recent ATO signees, including highly touted Brayden Point, made their debuts tonight. More additions could be on the way with goaltender Adam Wilcox and Minnesota already knocked out of the NCAA Tournament tonight and Matthew Peca's Quinnipiac Bobcats down 3-0 early in the Second Period at the time of this posting. Both highly touted prospects could possibly make an immediate contribution at the AHL level.
Syracuse leapfrogs over Hershey into the second seed with the win. They're 4 points behind Manchester for the top spot in the conference (and the league) with the Monarchs holding a game in hand. The Crunch have 10 games left in the regular season, which is a nice time to go on a tear like the current, ongoing 4 game winning streak.
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Dotchin picks up where he left off after injurySubmitted by jghoughtaling on February 11, 2015 - 17:55
Jake Dotchin picked up where he left off.
The rookie defenseman, who netted his first professional goal two periods before blocking a shot that injured his ankle on Dec. 5, needed little time to knock off any rust when he returned to the Syracuse Crunch lineup late last month.
Dotchin realizes the ups and downs come with the territory.
"I remember blocking that shot. It wasn't a goal, but it felt like one to the guys and to me," Dotchin said. "The guys were patting me on the back and what-not. It was unfortunate that I was out for that long, but it's something I'd go down and do that for the team again, for sure."
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AHL Game Night: 2-4-15 Wolf Pack at CrunchSubmitted by pete on February 4, 2015 - 22:13
Comeback Crunch find their PP.
Kristers Gudlevskis allowed 2 goals on 17 shots for the victory. He had light work in his first game as the clear starter since Vasilevskiy's recall, as the team in front of him outshot Hartford by a staggering 45-17 margin.
First Period
Second Period
HFD Haggerty, (8) (Mueller), 2:50
HFD Hrivik, (8) (Allen, Kristo), 10:49 (PP)
Third Period
SYR Dotchin, (3) (Namestnikov, Gourde), 10:18 (PP)
SYR Smith, (10) (Koekkoek, Gourde), 14:39 (PP)
SYR Dodero, (1) (Namestnikov, Gourde), 15:55
Charlie Dodero, Yanni Gourde, and Jake Dotchin were the game's three stars. Syracuse overcame a 2 goal deficit in the Third Period by getting a pair of power play goals from their typically dreadful extra man units. They ended up 2-for-6 on the game.
Syracuse maintains a 1 point lead atop the Eastern Conference over the Manchester Monarchs. They also opened up a 6 point lead on Hartford in the division and hold a 7 point lead over the cratering Springfield Falcons.
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Two further questions:1. Does the problem go away when the laptop is running from battery power and is not connected to anything else except the FTDI cable?2. I presume the contactor has a mains-voltage coil and you are using a relay to drive the coil. What is the power source for the relay: is it the same 5V supply from the FTDI cable, or is it a separate power supply? If it is a separate power supply, what sort, and does it have a connection to mains ground or not?I'm wondering if you have a ground loop through mains ground.
It sounds like your FTDI cable is sensitive to noise. I suspect that noise on the USB cable is being fed into the Rx pin of the atmega328, and the resulting interrupts @ 115200b were overwhelming the cpu.You didn't say whether you disconnected the DTR signal or not originally to get rid of the problem. Any noise on the DTR signal will cause the atmega to reset.The more usual way of programming a standalone atmega328 is via ICSP. Then you don't need an FTDI cable, so you are not vulnerable to noise on DTR or RxD.

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Devil in the detail of the 'Treaty of Woking'
John Taylor
December 5, 2007
"If they do subsidise Argentines to stay at home the Fijians and Samoans will, quite justifiably, demand the same so that they too can upset the old order." JT reports
The Treaty of Woking hardly has the same ring as Versailles or Rome but the 'peace in our time' tone of the statement at the end of last week's IRB forum made it clear they see it as rugby's equivalent.
Now the real work begins because, as the great and the good have found before, it is easy to proclaim a new world order but much more difficult to deliver on that promise.
Top of the agenda was the Argentina problem. Their wonderful showing at the World Cup embarrassed the major nations on two fronts.
It should never have happened because a) in rugby terms Argentina is a third world country and b) their emergence as a world power has happened in spite of being treated as a third world country.
'The forum agreed that the Pumas' future lies in the southern hemisphere,' declared the Treaty with grandiose finality.
Well thank goodness for that! At least they had the foresight to reject the short term fix. The Argentine Rugby Union (UAR) had applied to become the seventh Nation in what is currently the Six Nations Championship but that was always a non-starter.
The idea of adding another six matches to the Championship would have meant two more international weekends which would have scuppered the other 'peace in our time' agreement which has only just been brokered between the English and French clubs and their national Unions.
It might have suited the current band of Argentine players who ply their trade in Europe (and have been the architects of this Argentine rugby revolution with little or no help from the UAR) but it has no long term advantages - the idea that a Pumas team playing 'home' games in Barcelona or Madrid would attract big crowds and help foster the game in Spain was always wishful thinking rather than a properly researched proposal.
Nevertheless, the statement of intent later in the 'Treaty' document will need enormous support from the IRB if it is also not to be dismissed as wishful thinking.
Pivotal to the plan for the development of Argentine rugby is creating a 'competitive professional playing structure' and the UAR 'have made a commitment to have their players contracted to the Union and for the majority of their players to be based in Argentina by 2012.'
It sounds very plausible but where is the money going to come from?
We have heard a great deal about the logistical problems of integrating Argentina into the Tri-Nations Championship - and it is a fact that they are a long way from South Africa, Australia and New Zealand (it is not exactly a flip from the Antipodes to Africa) but everybody knows the real problems are financial.
The Argentine economy is one of the most unstable in the capitalist world and there is absolutely no chance of a lucrative television deal so they can bring nothing to the highly profitable SANZAR party - in fact they could ruin it, literally.
Unless, that is, the IRB steps in and subsidises Argentina's participation. But that too is fraught with problems.
How long would it have to go on? For the foreseeable future is the only honest answer.
Football rules in Buenos Aires and even with all their recent success international rugby matches are never sold out, while the Buenos Aires club scene - which would presumably be central to the new professional structure because the other provinces contribute very few players to the national team - is a throwback to English, Irish and Scottish rugby in the first half of the 20th century.
The URBA Championship is very competitive and produced 90% of the current crop of stars but it is based on long established Public School or University Old Boys teams and very elite sporting Country Clubs with a rugby section. It is very amateur, crowds are small and they certainly cannot sustain professional rugby.
Until now the UAR has also remained fiercely committed to the amateur game which is why the exodus of top players began with the likes of Diego Dominguez in the 80s and has continued apace ever since. If you could trace an Italian grandparent, as many could, you even changed nationality.
Even with subsidy players could not hope to earn the sort of salaries they do in Europe. We have seen a huge escalation in the number of 'young' SANZAR players finding their way to Britain and France so there is little chance that Argentine players will stay at home just because their country needs them.
The IRB, of course, has responsibilities to the other emerging nations as well. If they do subsidise Argentines to stay at home the Fijians and Samoans will, quite justifiably, demand the same so that they too can upset the old order. The estimated £90 million World Cup profit suddenly looks hopelessly inadequate.
Like all major treaties 'Woking' looks grand on paper but the devil is in the detail. I, for one, remain sceptical about its practicality.
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Professor Bennett Gershman was quoted in an article on Law360 that addressed comments made by New York financial regulator Ben Lawsky saying he intends to punish both businesses and individuals involved in mortgage and banking cases. The piece calls Lawsky's comment an indication that "the end of stand-alone corporate settlements is ending."
Professor Gershman, a former New York City prosecutor, has spoken out repeatedly about the lack of recent cases brought against individuals.
"I have consistently wondered at the inaction by prosecutors and other government regulators in failing to prosecute lawless corporate executives," Gershman is quoted as saying. He added, "A new regulatory regime appears to be starting."
The full article, which also includes quotes from Professor John Alan James from Pace University, can be read here.


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List all the conditions that lead to COPD. List all the medications a client with COPD might be taking along with their effects on exercise. Then research what would be the correct intensity for someone with a mild to moderate level of COPD to exercise at. Design a comprehensive fitness program for someone with COPD. Then teach your self what it feels like to exercise at certain MET intensities such as 3 to 4 METs and 5 to 6 METs.
Causes of COPD:
Smoking is by far the most common cause, accounting for nearly 90% of COPD cases in the US. Second hand smoke is responsible as well. Air pollution and occupational pollutants account for some cases as well. Finally, a genetic disease, alpha-1-antitrypsin is an important, though rare, cause of COPD.
COPD medications:
bronchodilators like albuterol/salmeterol would be taken by metered dose inhalers
anticholinergics like atrovent may be taken by metered dose inhalers as well
methylxanthines like theophylline may be taken in addition
steroids such as prednisone by pill or inhaled steroids like flovent are used
A person with mid-moderate COPD should be able to carry out activities at 4-5 METS which include low impact exercise including:
This should be done 3 times a week for 30 minutes with deep breathing and with assistance of inhaled bronchodilators as needed.
Exercising at 3-4 METs is like above, low intensity aerobic exercise, and 4-6 METS is high impact aerobic exercise and greater includes jumping robe and running.
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You are describing classical Performance Anxiety Erectile Dysfunction. This can develop overnight. It is very easily fixed. This can be done usually, though not always, without medication. The commonest cause of erectile dysfunction in young men is performance anxiety and the commonest cause of this is watching oneself trying to get an erection. Once a man is up in the audience he is doomed.
This is what is happening: The brain is trying to get a message through to the penis to get ready for action and get erect. Fleeting and sometimes subliminal negative thoughts or worries are blocking those messages from getting through. The brain is trying to call up the penis but it keeps getting a busy signal and cannot get through.
There is now a tried and trusted set of behavioural techniques that can overcome this in a matter of a week or so. These are so easy to apply. Sometimes, depending on the circumstances, it is necessary to add in some medications into the mix. But, one way or the other, I can get you through this quickly and I would be delighted to do so. You would need to have a regular trusting partner. Otherwise you are going to need medication until you are in a steady relationship.
Also have yourself tested for diabetes.
Dr Andrew Rynne.
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Simplicial similarity and its application to hierarchical clustering
In the present document, an extension of the statistical depth notion is introduced with the aim to allow for measuring proximities between pairs of points. In particular, we will extend the simplicial depth function, which measures how central is a point by using random simplices (triangles in the two-dimensional space). The paper is structured as follows: In first place, there is a brief introduction to statistical depth functions. Next, the simplicial similarity function will be defined and its properties studied. Finally, we will present a few graphical examples in order to show its behavior with symmetric and asymmetric distributions, and apply the function to hierarchical clustering.
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He was home on leave last week after spending seven months at sea with the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) and talked about his transformation from snowboarder to Leatherneck in a telephone conversation.
"I always wanted to be in the military, but my parents didn't want it," he said. "After thinking things over in Colorado, I still wanted to be a Marine."
"My grandfather, Fred Nagel, was in the Navy (1943-46) during World War II," Larson said.
Larsen, 22, started out at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, Calif., for boot camp. He continued with advanced training in San Diego and was assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines as an infantry motorman.
Last November, he was deployed with the 11th MEU for a seven-month cruise in the Western Pacific, Middle East and the Horn of Africa, according a news release from the 11th MEU Public Affairs office.
The news release said the 11th MEU participated in 14 exercises with regional host nations in both U.S. Pacific Command and U.S. Central Command and served as a reserve force for supporting contingency operations.
"We got into some hot spots," Larson said, "some pirate mission off Somalia (Africa). We were in the Red Sea and the Arabian Sea."
The MEU Public Affairs office said the Marines and sailors participated in 80 live-fire exercises in which they fired more than 600,000 rounds.
"We also did some humanitarian missions to Somalia and India," he said, not venturing to be specific about any of the missions.
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Pearl Williams, 78
CARSON —— Pearl Esther Williams, 78, died Monday, June 20, 2005, of an aortic aneurysm rupture.
Born March 20, 1927, in Indiana, she lived in Carson for 37 years. She was a health care administrator. She graduated from Redondo Union High School.
Mrs. Williams was preceded in death by her husband, Edward L. Williams, on Oct. 8, 2001. She is survived by her sons and daughters-in-law, Edward A. and Jan Williams of Ventura and Daniel A. and Doris Williams of Temecula; and grandchildren Daniel and Jeffrey.
Private services and cremation are planned.
Pacific Crest Cemetery in Redondo Beach is handling arrangements.
William Provance, 76
MURRIETA —— William John Provance, 76, died Saturday, Aug. 13, 2005, at his home.
He was born Nov. 28, 1928, in Uniontown, Pa. He was a vice chancellor of the Los Angeles Community colleges and vice president of the University of Southern College. He was a published author in the field of business management. He served in the U.S. Air Force as a colonel. He served as the director of budgets for the Strategic Air Command Headquarters in Omaha, Neb. He was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Air Force Commendation medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Air Force Outstanding Unit Citation, the United Nations Medal, the Korean Service Medal and the American Defense Medal. He retired in 1972 after 22 years in the Air Force. He received a master's degree from the University of New Mexico.
He was included in the Western edition of "Who's Who in America." He was a member of the Retired Officers Association, the American Security Council and the National Taxpayers Association.
Mr. Provance was preceded in death by his parents, P. Hibbert and Irene Wandel Provance; and daughter Linda, in 1992. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Margaret Provance of Murrieta; son, William J. Provance Jr. of San Diego; sisters and brother-in-law Nancy and Glen Larimer of Jeannette, Penn.; grandchildren Mark, Matthew and Jenny; and two great-grandchildren.
A funeral service is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19, at Miller-Jones Mortuary & Crematory in Sun City. Interment will follow at 2 p.m. at Riverside National Cemetery, 22495 Van Buren Blvd. in Riverside. The Rev. Eugene Hannemann will officiate.
Miller-Jones is handling arrangements.
Alice Key, 80
MENIFEE —— Alice Key, 80, died Sunday, Aug. 14, 2005.
She was born Jan, 27, 1925, in Minneapolis. She was an insurance agent for Liberty Mutual and Farmer's Insurance for 10 years. She enjoyed golfing, bowling and traveling.
Mrs. Key was preceded in death by her parents, Ruiz and Thekla Sjostedt. She is survived by her husband of 60 years, Francis S. Key of Menifee; son and daughter-in-law, Steven and Laurie Key of Livermore; daughter and son-in-law, Karen and Roger Jones of Corona; grandchildren Scott, Cody, Kelly, Kenny and Jenna; and three great-grandchildren.
A funeral service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 22, at Faith Lutheran Church, 28200 Portsmouth Drive in Sun City. Interment will follow at 2 p.m. at Riverside National Cemetery. The Rev. Eugene Hannemann will officiate.
Miller-Jones Mortuary & Crematory in Sun City is handling arrangements.
Albert Salcedo, 67
POWAY — Albert J. Salcedo, 67, died Monday, Aug. 15, 2005, in La Jolla, of natural causes.
Born Oct. 5, 1937, in Calexico, he lived in Poway for 65 years.
He was a lineman doing repairs for Southern Bell Co.
Mr. Salcedo is survived by his sons, Stephan Salcedo of Anaheim, Alberto Salcedo of Chula Vista and Christopher Salcedo of Poway; daughter Angela Butler of Ramona; sister Maclovia Martin of El Centro; and nine grandchildren.
A Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 19, at St. Gabriel Catholic Church. Interment will follow at 11 a.m. at Dearborn Memorial Park.
Poway-Bernardo Mortuary is handling arrangements.
James Montemarano Sr., 64
ESCONDIDO — James "Nick" Montemarano Sr., 64, died Monday, Aug. 15, 2005, at his home of natural causes.
Born Jan. 21, 1941, in St. Paul, Minn., he lived in Escondido for 27 years. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1958 to 1962. He enjoyed playing golf.
Mr. Montemarano was preceded in death by his parents, James and Ann Montemarano; and brother Roger.
He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Kathy Montemarano of Escondido; sons and daughters-in-law James Jr. and Margaret Montemarano of Springdale, Ark., Roger Anthony of Mesa, Ariz., and Anthony W. and Rebecca of Springdale; sisters and brothers-in-law Candace and Louis Carvalho of Ramona, Pennine and Clarence Tallabas of San Diego, and Linda and Michael Josephson of Wyoming, Minn.; and grandchildren Chad, Kyle, Amanda, Macala, Nicholas and Rowan.
A memorial service is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at Christ the King Lutheran Church in Fallbrook.
Berry-Bell & Hall Fallbrook Mortuary is handling arrangements.
Isabel Keldsen, 79
VISTA — Isabel Keldsen, 79, died Saturday, Aug. 13, 2005.
Born Feb. 25, 1926, in Boelus, Neb., she lived in Vista for four years. She was a homemaker. She was a member of Rebekah's Organization in South Dakota. She enjoyed gardening and sewing.
Mrs. Keldsen was preceded in death by her husband, Harlan Keldsen; and son William Keldsen.
She is survived by her daughters, Dixie Young of Lemon Grove, Judith Keldsen of Vista, Shirley Stampfli of San Marcos, Becky Sivers of San Diego and Kristi Parnell of Temecula; son Harvey Keldsen of Pennsylvania; 12 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
A memorial service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at the United Methodist Church of Vista, 490 S. Melrose Drive in Vista. Interment will be at St. Paul City Cemetery in Nebraska.
California Funeral Alternatives in Escondido is handling arrangements.
Lorraine Pingel, 85
ESCONDIDO — Lorraine Cone Pingel, 85, died Monday, Aug. 15, 2005, at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in San Diego of lung cancer and emphysema.
Born Sept. 3, 1919, in Crawford, Texas, she lived in Escondido for 46 years. She was a volunteer teaching English as a second language. She took meals and ran errands for shut-ins. She was a member of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, the Order of the Amaranth, and the Order of Eastern Star.
Mrs. Pingel was preceded in death by her first husband of 41 years, Dudley Cone, in 1982; and second husband of 20 years, Carl Pingel.
She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, Frank and Janet Cone of Banning.
A memorial service is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20, at the Escondido Masonic Center.
The family suggests donations to the Amaranth Diabetes Research, c/o Felicita Court #162, The Order of the Amaranth, P.O. Box 455, Fallbrook, CA 92088.
Norma Kasdan, 84
VISTA — Norma Eileen Kasdan, 84, died Sunday, Aug. 14, 2005.
She was born Jan. 12, 1921, in El Centro. She was a real estate agent for many years in La Jolla, Escondido and Big Bear Lake.
She was a founding member of Kehilat Ariel Messianic Synagogue and was involved in ministry groups in San Diego County.
Mrs. Kasdan is survived by her husband, Shelley Kasdan; sons Kenneth Shuttleworth of San Marcos and Barney Kasdan of San Diego; stepsons Peter Kasdan of Seattle and Norman Kasdan of Fresno; daughter Darline Ulrich of Valley Center; brother Fred Wachter of Ojai; sisters Ellen Archibald of Los Angeles and Mary Kiddie of Long Beach; 13 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
A memorial service is scheduled for 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21, at Kehilat Ariel Messianic Synagogue, 3219 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., in San Diego.
Interment will be at Riverside National Cemetery.
Am Israel Mortuary is handling arrangements.
Edmund Bolin, 74
OCEANSIDE — Edmund George Bolin, 74, died Friday, Aug. 5, 2005, at Escondido Care Center of natural causes.
Born May 16, 1931, in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived in Oceanside for one month. He lived in New Haven, Conn., previously.
He retired from the medical ward of St. Raphael Hospital in New Haven. He served in the U.S. Navy for 12 years, on the USS Thresher and the USS Angler. He was a mustang ensign.
Mr. Bolin is survived by his sons, Ed and Mike; daughters and son-in-law Joyce and Joe Comer and Sandy and Alan Lessels; grandchildren Erica, Joey, Ian and Emily; and former wife, Amy.
A memorial service was held Sunday, Aug. 14.
Douglas Mendoza
Douglas Mendoza of Sun City, Calif., passed away on August 14, 2005, at Loma Linda University Medical Center. He was born January 28, 1924, in Pasadena, Calif. He grew up in San Diego, Calif. He joined the U.S. Navy at the outbreak of World War II, serving as a gunner's mate aboard the USS Dent. After the war, he began a 38-year career in public works, water distribution. He first worked for the city of San Diego, later the Veterans Hospital in Long Beach and lastly the city of Lynwood, where he retired as water department head in 1983.
He was a Sun City resident since 1999. He enjoyed boating, camping, fishing, gardening, reading and "Beau," his beloved Shi Tzu. He was a member of the Order Sons of Italy in America.
He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Lorraine of Sun City; mother-in-law Frances Harrington of Sun City; sister Betty Allard of La Mesa; son and daughter-in-law Michael and Terry Mendoza of Julian; daughters and sons-in-law Lyn and Donald Blankenship of Ramona, Liz and David Whitehead of Fullerton and daughter Linda Scott of Tustin; six grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
A memorial service is scheduled for Friday, August 19, at 11 a.m. at Miller-Jones Mortuary & Crematory, 26770 Murrieta Road, Sun City. Burial will be private at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery in San Diego.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial donation can be made to the American Heart Association.
Gregory Albert Paquin
Greg passed away on Friday, August 12, in a motorcycle accident. He was born on April 20, 1976, in Long Beach, California. He completed his entire education in the Elsinore school system and graduated from Elsinore High School in 1994. He completed four years in the United States Marine Corps, of which he was very proud. He loved working as a journeyman heavy-equipment mechanic with the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 12.
Greg was a single parent of two children, Cody, age 10, and Cassaundra, age 8. He loved to spend time with his children, his fiancee, Melissa Dumas; and her children, Brittani and Zoe, and his entire family. He loved bowling, karaoke, golf and life in general. He was witty and loved fun. Greg loved helping others and always thought of others before himself.
Greg is survived by his children, Cody and Cassaundra Paquin; parents Phil and Sylvia Paquin of Wildomar; grandfather, Albert Johnson of Las Cruces, N.M.; brother, Dan (Rose) Paquin of Yucca Valley, Calif.; and sisters Rose (Glen) Heffernan of Reseda, Calif., and Dawn (Dave) Tindall of Salem, Ill. He is also survived by his loving fiancee, Melissa Dumas; aunts Joan Hunter, Diane Paquin and Estelle Vipond; cousins Mark, Mitch, Marie and Julie; and nieces and nephews Alex, Shana, Chris, Justin and Val. He is also survived by too many friends to count.
Visitation will be held today at 6 p.m. with a funeral service at 7 p.m. at Stout Family Funeral Home in Temecula. Graveside service will be held Friday, Aug. 19, at 9:15 a.m at Riverside National Cemetery.
Frances Aurora Reina
Frances Aurora Reina of Bailey, Colorado, died July 11, 2005, at Life Care Nursing Home Center in Evergreen, Colorado. She was 85.
Mrs. Reina was born March 5, 1920, in Ledoux, New Mexico. Mrs. Reina was the daughter of Leonor Vigil and Juanita (Esquibel) Vigil and was a devoted wife, mother and Catholic.
On December 11, 1939 she married Charles Reina Sr. and raised two sons and two daughters. Mr. Reina passed away June 11, 1982.
Mrs. Reina worked at the Naval Hospital in San Diego, California, for 16 years as an assistant dietician and retired at age 57. In 1995 she moved to Bailey, Colorado, with her daughter. Her interests were crocheting, embroidering and gardening.
Survivors include sons, Charles Reina Jr. and Arthur Reina, both reside in San Diego, California; daughter Juanita Moron resides in Bailey, Colorado; seven grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, August 19, 2005, at 10 a.m., at Oak Hill Memorial Park, Escondido, California.
Clarence Christopher Dawson
Clarence Christopher Dawson, at the age of 85, passed away due to a stroke on August 14, 2005. Clarence was born in Queensland, Australia, in 1919, and at age 10, his family relocated to Kent, England, and at a young age began his interest in the mechanical workings of bikes and cars.
Clarence, at age 18, joined the British Royal Air Force and married Gertrude Rosier in 1941. He was able to pursue his interests more when he was sent to Oxford University becoming an aeronautical engineer and an expert in metallurgy. During World War II, he traveled to many countries all around the world. He was stationed in the South of England and then Cairo, Africa. He told many stories of his experiences and it was obvious that his many talents helped in dangerous escapades during the war.
At the age of 29, Clarence and his family returned to Australia, and he became well-known in the auto building industry. He worked with sheet metal, designing and building ambulances, caravans and the most difficult of challenges with various metals. Pursing additional interests in Queensland, Clarence became a plantation landowner, growing tropical fruits, such as pineapples and bananas.
Clarence's spirit of adventure at age 47, led him to Carlsbad, California, USA. There he built and established Dawson's Body and Paint on State Street.
In 1981, Clarence sold his business and retired. Starting with a 10 foot by 10 foot shed in his backyard, he pursued his hobbies with steam engines. Three sheds were eventually added to house the many lathes, tools and materials that he used to build very detailed models that were often built from just a picture.
Many of his models are replicas of actual steam trains and engines around the world, from the earliest of farming, power-houses, factories and ships. Some of these types of engines are still used today. Clarence had also designed new inventions for steam engines that he believed could be used in future years.
Over the years Clarence built approximately 50 working models from trains, to steam engines, sailboats and tugboats. Clarence has one of the largest privately owned exhibits and it shows his ingenious talents in working with steam and metal, down to the finest detail.
Another one of Clarence's gifts was his ability to play musical instruments by ear, including his electronic organ, saxophone, clarinet and piano accordion. One of his favorite pastimes was listening to organ music.
Clarence was such a remarkable man with many talents and will be greatly missed.
He is now joining with his wife, Gertrude and son Barry. May they rest in peace together.
Clarence is survived by his daughter, Christine Lillie; brother Robert Dawson; grandchildren Karen Hooks and Jessie Dawson; three great-grandchildren, Stewart, Jennifer and Jacqueline Hooks; and nephews John, Jeffery, Christopher and Mark Dawson.
A memorial service will be held Monday, Aug. 22, 2005, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Michael's By-the-Sea, 2775 Carlsbad Blvd., Carlsbad, California.
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A portion of the Hooe Dependency Site (foreground) in Manassas National Battlefield Park before intersection improvements began. (Douglas Hembrey)
The interpretation of archeological materials and sites in the National Parks aims to communicate the transcendent meanings of these special resources in order to gather public support for their protection. Interpreters find that their methods work, and report seeing a deeper level of appreciation and care about resources.
Archeologists in their "interpreter hats" offer the public an authoritative guide to making emotional and mental connections to the resources. They reinforce the mission and ideals of the NPS for setting aside places under special protections for the fulfillment and use of the public. Interpretation can be a greatly rewarding experience for the archeologist and the visitor alike. But we're not going to kid you – interpretation takes time, patience, and practice. It can feel daunting until you become comfortable with the process, are confident in your skills, and find the methods that work best for you.
So how will you "hook" your audience? How will you know when the interpretation is effective? Professional interpreters have spent a lot of time on figuring out methods to evaluate their programs. One of their methods is collaboration and sharing what works – and doesn't – with each other. This section provides a variety of case studies and exercises to help you develop more fully compelling stories to make rewarding interpretive experiences at your site.
Compelling Stories
"Compelling Stories" is a way of thinking in interpretation that encourages personal relationships with park resources by engaging people's hearts and minds. Interpreters use Compelling Stories to develop the essential and relevant stories of each park. They also apply the interpretive process -- tangible icons, intangible meanings, and universal concepts – to create the stories. People, as a result, learn to relate resources to larger contexts and concepts such as society, culture, and history.
The Compelling Story idea recognizes that not everyone will view or relate to NPS resources in the same way. The people who initially identified the National Parks or National Landmarks as places worthy of special consideration included historians, naturalists, politicians, and citizens' groups. They saw them as significant to and representative of the values and interests of the American people because they talked about the contributions of "great men" or important places. The critical lens of interpretation, however, reveals in these same sites many more layers of storytelling opportunities that tap a wider range of people, their interests, beliefs, and feelings.
Stewardship is one favorable outcome that Compelling Stories foster. Stewardship is an important, key mission of archeologists as interpreters. Interpreters find that if people find personal relevance in the resources they are more likely to help archeologists and the NPS protect and preserve them. Archeological interpretations with compelling stories help to sensitize visitors as to why the legislative protections are in place and, ideally, the ways they can encourage further preservation and appropriate use of archeology.
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The Society for Historical Archaeology published a special issue called "Archaeologists as Storytellers" in 1998 (32:1). It contains examples of the stories archeologists have put together to discuss the histories of sites across the United States. Take a look to gain inspiration for putting life and interest into your interpretations, even if you aren't planning to speak in the historical first-person. Check out in particular the one-act play by Arian Praetzellis and Mary Praetzellis, a dialogue between an archeologist and a Gold-Rush era historical figure, as an example on discussing archeology with someone who knows nothing about it.
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Texas A&M Positional Series: Success at linebacker position rides on sophomore Darian Claiborne
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Key returnees: Darian Claiborne (Sophomore), Jordan Mastrogiovanni (Sophomore), Donnie Baggs (Senior)
Key losses: Steven Jenkins (Graduation), Nate Askew (Graduation)
Key additions: A.J. Hilliard (TCU transfer), Otaro Alaka (Signee)
2013 recap: With a less than elite group of linebackers last season the coaching staff was once again forced to plug in young talent and guess how they would fair against SEC offenses. The result was porous play with elite play shining through the muck. That breathe of fresh air came at the hands of Darian Claiborne who, as a freshman, led all linebackers in tackles and became the defenses most consistent player. While Jordan Mastrogiovanni and Donnie Baggs established themselves as factors attention again turned to Claiborne who was arrested before the Chick-fil-A Bowl and hasn't seen the field with the Aggies since.
2014 outlook: Entering the 2014 season the fate of the A&M linebacker group revolves around Claiborne who was again arrested during the offseason. As a young difference maker his impact on the defense was clear and his sophomore campaign was supposed to be even better but now it is uncertain if he will ever not be suspended. That has left Mastrogiovanni and Baggs to take control of the group and the situation has given players like Shaan Washington and A.J. Hilliard a shot at starting entering the season.


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During Richard Nixon's presidency, members of his staff compiled a list of political opponents. As White House Counsel John Dean put it, the purpose of the list was to "use the available federal machinery to screw our political enemies." In addition to the original list of 20 "enemies," Nixon's staff put together a larger collection of political opponents, which Dean presented to the Senate Watergate Committee in 1973. This list included various politicians, journalists, business leaders, celebrities, and institutions. Can you figure out who was on those lists?
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Spring Training Game Fourteen: Cubs (5-8) vs. White Sox (5-7-1) Game Time - 2:05pm CST Coverage - TV: Comcast SportsNet (Sox), MLB Network - Radio: Cubs.com webcast Location - Camelback Ranch, Glendale Ryan Dempster (0-0, 2.57/0.86) vs. Mark Buehrle (0-1, 9.00/1.80) Updated - 11:36am CST - According to multiple reports, the Cubs optioned John Gaub and Esmailin Caridad to Triple-A Iowa Friday morning. With Gaub and Caridad optioned out of big league camp, the Cubs Spring Training roster was … [Read more...]
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Athetico Madrid have been in great form this season and have won 14 out of 16 matches at home. Diego Simeone substituted Diego Costa at halftime in their midweek Champions League game to keep him fresh for this match.
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ESCONDIDO — Two of the North County's finest offensive weapons were in top form Thursday as Valley Center capped off another Valley League football title with a decisive 35-7 win over Orange Glen.
Garrett Fiehler rushed for 179 yards and four touchdowns and Ryan Kleiman threw for 171 yards and another score, helping the Jaguars (9-1, 4-0 Valley) roll to their ninth straight victory.
"In our offense, our fullback is expected to be the toughest guy on the field," said Valley Center coach Rob Gilster. "And if we need him to carry it 50 times, he's expected to do that.
"(Fiehler) has not disappointed. He delivers. And the offensive line is doing a good job. He's getting those hard yards."
Fiehler was very efficient, piling up his yardage on just 22 carries for an 8.1-yard average. He scored on runs of 3, 17, 24 and 29 yards.
"We play hard and make sure we get hat on hat every play," the senior fullback said. "Our offensive line pulled it out."
The Patriots (1-8-1, 1-3-1) actually outplayed Valley Center in many respects in the first half, outgaining the visitors 160-135 and holding a 9-8 advantage in first downs.
But Orange Glen made three first-half turnovers, two of which stopped long drives, and the Pats trailed 14-0 at halftime.
"If you have turnovers, it's very difficult to keep momentum going," said Orange Glen coach Kris Plash. "We came in with a solid game plan. We executed well, we just can't turn the ball over."
Fiehler bulled in from three yards out to give Valley Center a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter.
J.D. Frankovich set up the Jaguars' next score, returning an interception 30 yards to the Orange Glen 20. Two plays later, Fiehler scored to give Valley Center a 14-0 lead.
Fiehler then put the Jags up 21-0 just 30 seconds after halftime with a 24-yard run.
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A pair of Bonita Vista High School graduates has signed Major League Baseball contracts after being selected in the recent MLB first-year player draft.
Matthew Ball, a 2013 BVHS grad, was drafted in the 11th round by the Chicago White Sox and signed a pro contract on June 13. He departed the West Coast on Monday to report to the White Sox's Appalachian League (Rookie Ball) affiliate in Bristol, Va.
Hector Montes, a sophomore at Southwestern College and 2010 Baron alumnus, signed last weekend with the Tampa Rays and reported to the team's Class-A-Advanced affiliate in Port Charlotte, Fla.
Montes was originally drafted by Tampa in the 47th round of the 2010 MLB Amateur Draft out of BVHS and in the 33rd round of the 2013 MLB Amateur Draft out of SWC.
"Both players are excited about their opportunities," BVHS coach Vincent Gervais said.
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The 333rd pick overall, the 6-foot-5, 195-pound right-handed Ball had originally committed to attend Long Beach State. But blessed with a fastball that has topped out at 92 mph, Ball decided his immediate future was in the professional ranks.
Upon being drafted by the White Sox on June 8, Ball called it the "best day of my entire life" in a post on his Twitter account (@MattBall_ChiSox).
Ball earned honors as the 2013 Mesa League Pitcher of the Year while ranking among the San Diego Section leaders with 119 strikeouts and a 0.86 earned run average. He won seven of his 11 starts on the season. He threw seven complete games, two shutouts, and did not allow a home run. Batters recorded a measly .166 hitting average against him.
He was the fourth high school player tabbed by the White Sox in the first-year draft.
The Bristol White Sox were scheduled to open their season Thursday with a game at the Elizabethton Twins. The team's Appalachian League season ends Aug. 30.
It's evident from postings on his Twitter account that Ball will miss California. "I'm so spoiled with Lolita's," he posted after leaving Chula Vista. "The Mexican food everywhere else just isn't the same."
Montes hit .339 in 29 games for the 24-16 Jaguars this spring, finishing with 18 RBI, five doubles and four home runs. He also scored 13 runs.
Montes' hitting average ranked second on the team.
SWC finished 15-11 in Pacific Coast Athletic Conference play, finishing third behind Palomar (19-6) and San Diego Mesa (16-9).
Montes also has been active on his Twitter account (@hmontes11) after signing with the Rays. "Time for a new beginning," he posted after being drafted.
After signing a contract, he posted, "Insane how I'm one step closer to my childhood dream."
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Medicare Watch
Your Weekly Medicare Consumer Advocacy Update
Transitions to Medicare after the Affordable Care Act
|September 12, 2013
|Volume 4, Issue 36
Panel Discusses Transitions to Medicare for People with Insurance Provided through the ACA
Medicare Reminder
Whether you are allowed to buy a Medigap plan during Fall Open Enrollment (October 15-December 7 of each year) depends on your circumstances and your state's specific rules on Medigap enrollment.
A Medigap plan is supplemental coverage designed to pay for out-of-pocket Original Medicare costs, such as deductibles and coinsurances. Medigap plans do not work with Medicare Advantage plans. You can only have a Medigap plan if you have Original Medicare.
Under federal law, you have the right to buy a Medigap plan at certain times. Federal law allows people 65 years or older to buy Medigaps; however, some states may extend that right to people who are under 65 years old and become eligible for Medicare due to disability, End-Stage Renal Disease or Lou-Gehrig's Disease (ALS). For exact rules and protections in your state about Medigap enrollment periods, contact your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) or State Department of Insurance.
Learn more about Medigap enrollment at www.medicareinteractive.org.
Today the Medicare Rights Center announced the release of the new medicarerights.org, an overhaul of the organization's website that will make it easier for beneficiaries, professionals, journalists and others to find answers to Medicare questions. With improved search, a new navigational structure and a modern design optimized for viewing on mobile devices, information about changes to Medicare and about Medicare Rights and its services are easier to find and are available to more people in more places.
In the last year, medicarerights.org received a 105 percent increase in traffic from mobile devices over the previous year. With the launch of the new medicarerights.org, the website is now optimized for easier viewing on mobile devices. Whether you are looking for information about Medicare changes, signing up for a newsletter, reading a policy report or looking for ways to get involved, you can do so with ease, regardless of how you access the website.
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John P. Redrobe completed his M.S. degree in pharmacology/toxicology in 1995 under the supervision of Professor Brian Leonard at the National University of Ireland, Ireland, and Professor Philip Chambers at Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland. He then went on to complete his Ph.D. studies in 1998 at the University of Nantes, France, under the supervision of Professor Michel Bourin. Since then, his work concentrated on the mechanisms of antidepressant action in animal models of depression and anxiety. Dr. Redrobe then went on to complete his postdoctoral studies at McGill University, Canada, under the supervision of Dr. Rémi Quirion. Here his work concentrated on the potential role played by the neuropeptides NPY and nociceptin in depression, anxiety, and learning/memory processing, and the possible interactions with monoamine neurotransmission. Since completing his postdoctoral studies in 2001, Dr. Redrobe has held positions at Neuro3d (Strasbourg, France) where he served as Head of the Departments of Behavioural Pharmacology and Neurosearch A/S (Ballerup, Denmark) where he was In Vivo Specialist/Scientific Officer for in-house/external depression/anxiety/cognition programs. He currently holds the position of a Senior Research Scientist at H. Lundbeck A/S (Valby, Denmark). During his career, Dr. Redrobe has held teaching and supervision responsibilities at both M.S. and Ph.D. levels, presented data at various international conferences, published numerous book chapters and scientific papers in internationally recognised peer-reviewed journals, and has coauthored several patents related to novel compounds for the potential treatment of psychiatric/neurological disorders.
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A box full of shorn blond hair leads Holmes and Watson to the solving of a most complicated kidnapping.
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Usually I like the performance of David Ian Davies, but he seemed a bit off in this work. His voicing of the secondary characters shifted around quite a bit.
There also seemed to be some technical issue with the recording. There were very frequent repetitions of words or phrases throughout the entire production. At least I hope it was a technical issue because otherwise it was abysmal editing.
The story itself was lackluster and did not flow well. The secondary characters did not stand out well and the mystery itself was not terribly mysterious.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- The U.S. military establishment is considering the feasibility of refurbishing military equipment damaged on the battlefields of Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere under a high-tech program.
Details of an innovative scheme to reuse equipment and save costs would be considered when military leaders, industry experts and analysts meet at a conference in the Washington area next year.
The military is constantly retrieving or shipping back impaired equipment, including weapons, from battle zones and the plan offers a way out where much of the damaged inventory could have little immediate chance of redeployment.
The program's focus on the future of military logistics opens up new business opportunities for the defense and security industries, analysts said.
The Institute for Defense and Government Advancement said a Retrograde, RESET and Redistribution Summit, scheduled for March 21-23, would actively examine the options.
It said eminent military logistics experts would likely attend the deliberations.
Members from across the military logistics community will discuss and evaluate the current state of reset and retrograde procedures throughout the U.S. military, said the institute. Innovative strategies for improving logistics operations and generating higher gains on performance-based contracts and emergency management are among areas the experts want to explore.
The retrograde process provides a way for equipment and materiel to return to the U.S. Department of Defense inventory and for units to "reset" in accordance with military processes and procedures.
On-going conflicts have led to damaged U.S. military equipment and as global security issues continue to command attention "the process of Retrograde, RESET and Redistribution has never been more important," said the institute.
IDGA Director Luis Hernandez said the discussions would be timely "with recent developments in military logistics and the constant movement of the U.S. army in, out and throughout Afghanistan." Response from the military community has been "tremendous," he said.
The Retrograde, RESET and Redistribution debate covers a wide range of military systems from communications and logistics to power generation, weapons and various automotive systems.
IDGA, a non-partisan information-based organization, says its work is dedicated to the promotion of innovative ideas in public service and defense.
IDGA brings together communities from the military and government, academic institutions, security industries and networking communities.
Earlier this month, Oshkosh Defense, a division of Oshkosh Corp., received an order to refurbish vehicles and trailers in theater for the U.S. Army.
Through a Theater-Provided Equipment Refurbishment program, Oshkosh works with the U.S. Army to return battle-damaged vehicles to full mission-capable operability at the company's facility in Kuwait.
Mike Ivy, vice president and general manager of Army Programs for Oshkosh Defense, said the company has refurbished nearly 1,500 heavy vehicles and trailers for the army at its Kuwaiti unit.


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A survey of Greek ethical theory from Socrates through Aristotle and, time permitting, the Stoics. TEXTS: PLATO Complete Works Edited by John M. Cooper Associate Editor D. S. Hutchinson 1997 1,838 pp. Hackett Aristotle Nicomachean Ethics Translated by David Ross Edited by Lesley Brown Oxford
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