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Manny Pacquiao Seeks Redemption, Not Revenge
By Marc Livitz:
Manny Pacquiao's place in the annals of boxing lore is beyond secure, regardless of how his stellar career ends. Although he has failed to register a knockout victory in over four years, the "Pac Man" remains a fan favorite in the United States and a national icon in his home nation of the Philippines. Nevertheless, he does officially show two losses in his last three fights, which at first registered as near culture shock when his seven year, fifteen bout win streak came to an abrupt halt in June of 2012.
His split decision loss to Palm Springs, California native Timothy "Desert Storm" Bradley was met with almost universal disdain and disbelief across the sporting world in general and the need for a rematch didn't exactly beckon for some, as most observers saw the fight as a wash in Pacquiao's favor.
The two respective combatants went their separate ways. Manny Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 KO's) was close to a shot at turning the tables against longtime rival Juan Manuel Marquez during their fourth meeting in the ring in December of that same year before he walked straight into a sledgehammer of an overhand right and took a nap on the mat at the end of round six. Some called for the Filipino congressman to retire in the wake of a winless 2012. Instead, Manny took close to a year long break from boxing. He returned last November and scored a twelve round unanimous decision win over Brandon Rios in Macau, S.A.R., China. By contrast, Timothy Bradley was bombarded with unfair criticism after his win over Pacquiao and thereby forced to prove his mettle.
Not many can argue that the fighter from southern California left the task in an unaccomplished position. His hard fought total of twenty four round wars with Ruslan Provodnikov (UD 12) and the aforementioned Marquez (SD 12) in March and October 2013, respectively brought redemption to Bradley's resume in terms of his toughness and willingness to cut his teeth within the squared circle. However, there are still questions to be answered and the biggest one may be indeed if Manny Pacquiao has the fire left within him to reverse the sentiments of June 2012. He'll get his chance in a bit more than two week's time, as the rematch between he and Bradley has been set for April 12, 2014 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
This afternoon, Manny discussed his drive to regain the welterweight title he lost to Bradley on an international media conference call. His longtime trainer, Freddie Roach as well as legendary promoter Bob Arum also fielded questions from the media.
Selected highlights listed below
Bob Arum: "This fight has been eagerly anticipated and a lot has been written about it. The two fighters have been extraordinary dedicated in their preparation. This should be a great night. Manny should give a vintage performance and be one hundred percent ready."
Freddie Roach: "Training is going very well and he looks very hungry. We have lots of sparring partners and he'll be ready for whatever Bradley brings to the table."
On Pacquiao's Loss to Bradley: "It's part of life. There's winning and losing. If we fight the right fight, then we'll get the win. It was so easy for Manny in the early rounds and then he started going through the motions when he thought he was so far ahead. We won't do that this time."
Manny's Thoughts: "I'm not angry at all with the decision. I respect the officials as always. No one is perfect in this world and sometimes we make mistakes. It's just part of boxing. I wasn't bothered by the decision."
Pacquiao on Going for a Knockout Win against Bradley: "We're not focusing on the knockout. We're looking to increase the aggressiveness and throw a lot of punches. I want to prove that I still have the hunger and the killer instinct."
Bob Arum on how the June 2012 loss affected his fighter: "Manny is a very sensible guy. The decision was two years ago and it's not going to change. We've circulated to both camps the lists of referees and judges for this fight. Hopefully the judges will be from all over the world and we'll get a fair result if the fight doesn't end in a knockout."
Freddie Roach's Thoughts on Tim Bradley: "He's a tough guy and he takes good shots. He's got a good chin. He took a hard shot from Ruslan (Provodnikov) and it looked like he didn't know where he was. I think Manny can keep the pressure on him. I won't look to take his aggression away from him. We've learned a lot since then and we're just going to fight our fight. He's very tough and resilient."
"He's always had a lot of heart. He's always in good shape. He beat two good fighters. We'll have to take advantage of the moment whenever we get into exchanges I don't think he has all of the abilities that Manny has, but he's a good fighter. Knockouts come as a bonus, but our plan is to just beat him every round."
Pacquiao's Thoughts on Ringside Judges: "I'm not thinking about the judges at all. I'll just focus in on my strategy and what we've practiced in the gym."
If boxing conflicts with his religious beliefs: "Religion is a personal thing to me. My career and my job is boxing. Knockouts didn't come at times and that wasn't because of my religion."
Manny's desire to fight in New York: "I'd love to one day fight in New York, but I'll leave that up to my promoter. I'm happy to fight wherever the fight may be."
Bob Arum's comments on taxes in New York: "Manny is a foreign national. If he fights in New York, then he has to pay multiple taxes. Because he is a foreign national, he cannot take a break on any of those taxes. Nevada has no state taxes. No one can make up the difference between the two states. There are ridiculously high taxes in New York. Floyd Mayweather, Jr. has the same problem. State taxes in New York won't result in a break in Nevada and there's no dollar for dollar credit. Even the governor of New York has said that the state is chasing away business because of the high taxes."
"Pac Man" answers Bradley's comments that he no longer looks to compete: "The more he says that, the more I am inspired. It's actually good for me, but it won't be good for him. I'm not angry or disappointed at anything he may have said because it just makes me focus even harder. You could see a lot of his toughness in his last two fights. I'm not concerned, though and I'll be able to adjust."


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Family is a fickle thing sometimes. Being an out atheist, in what I assume to be my entire family, makes things a little difficult some days. My immediate family and I have the occasional argument or discussion but for the most part we all agree to try and be respectful. Tonight that all seems to have fallen apart and I'm a little torn on how to proceed. I just finished reading Dawkins newest book, "The Magic of Reality" and I decided that I wanted to share it with my younger brother since he is who the book is aimed at. He's in high school and home-schooled with a fundamental christian curriculum so his "science" books teach a literal view of Genesis and well, they generally teach anything but actual science. I know that my little brother is interested in possibly going to medical school one day and that he has a general interest in the scientific field, even if he isn't exactly vocal about it. I know he has questions but unfortunately whenever he asks me to explain things to him, I have the bad habit of explaining things in terms he can't completely understand because he never learned them. I normally either end up off topic trying to explain too many things or butchering the discussion because I can't put it in layman terms. So needless to say, I was pretty ecstatic to share with him the knowledge in Dawkins book because I thought this would finally provide him with some firm answers to the questions I know he struggles with.
However, my mother found the book and took it away from him before he could even get started. She returned it to me without a word but instead with a note telling me "Not now. Maybe when he's 18 but certainly not now." I honestly can't describe how I felt reading and rereading that note: angry, surprised, disappointed, in denial...My mother knows that I left religion behind because science explained the world in much more complex but beautiful way; I still find myself in awe of the universe and all that science has to offer to me. I think that my mother is afraid that if my brother starts to read and understand things in the same way I did, that he'll eventually leave religion behind too. She believes that he's been called to ministry since he was a child but I know my little brother and he has no interest in being a missionary or pastor. Unfortunately, I let my emotions take control and my mother and I had a fight about her taking the book away but we eventually reached a compromise I'm not happy about: she'll read the book and then decide if he can handle it. I get the sinking feeling that she'll decide he can't no matter what and that breaks my heart for a multitude of reasons.
As an undergraduate science major, I want nothing more than to show my brother that the world is a grand and wonderful place, that the knowledge of how it all works is out there and even though it might be hard to comprehend at times, it makes the world an even more amazing place. Like the old adage says, "knowledge is power" and I want to encourage him not to abandon his beliefs, but to look at the world with a skeptical eye and to learn as much as he can. I want to do all I can to keep encouraging him because I can see the beginnings of that mindset taking root but how can I do so if he lives in a house where our parents actively work to discourage him from learning? I have my own apartment while I'm away at college so I can't always be around to talk to him. And I love my family but how do I even begin to try and help my brother to think rationally when he lives with parents who seem to believe they can dictate what he reads, learns, and believes? And how do I help my parents understand that the words in a book shouldn't be a frightening thing, that they shouldn't take away the opportunity for him to learn and make decisions for himself?
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So sad! You don't say how old your little brother is, so it's difficult to know what stage he's at. I see this as just another case of child indoctrination, brain washing and a form of child abuse which should be banned. All I can suggest is that when you get the chance just keep talking to your brother and keep sowing the seeds of doubt and skepticism and hopefully one day when he's old enough to leave home he'll figure it all out and will be OK.
I like your mother's arbitrary age limit of 18. Looks like your brother's gonna have a pretty awesome 18th birthday: porn, cigarettes, Richard Dawkins books... it'll be a blast!
Don't forget beer!
I don't think you arguing with your parents will do anything here. It's your brother who needs to speak up.
If he wants to become a doctor & wants to learn more about science then it's him who needs to convince your parents to let him.
Considering that he's 16 & hasn't got much knowledge about science then he needs to get reading soon, or might not get into a science program in a college. I think it's him you need to talk to. He is 16, you should tell him that if he wants to become a doctor or explore his options then he will have to talk to your parents. I don't think the focus should be on working on any doubts he might have about religion, but on making sure he learns enough to get into a science program.
Just give him the book and tell him your parents wouldn't understand and it would be best not to tell them about it.
When I was 15 I was eager to do anything my parents didn't want me to do. Then again he could be like my sister who did everything my mother told her to do. She had no balls and wouldn't go against my mother if she was told to punish herself. Now that she's older and is more independent she stands up to my mother but it took her a few years after high school to get that way. So either your brother is like myself and wants to be his own man or you might have to wait a few years for him to grow a pair. So just give him the book and find out what he's made of.
I was raised by parents who actually kept me out of science class all thru elementary school. I am just now learning all the stuff I should have learned as a child. I think this is sad.
Just keep talking to him and educating him.

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Beyoncé lip-synched Star Spangled Banner at inauguration
Beyoncé sang the national anthem at yesterday's inauguration ceremony for President Obama and received overwhelming praise for her performance, ranging from Business Insider ("It was just amazing") to TMZ ("f*cking awesome")
Beyoncé's Instagram photo of herself in a recording studio with members of the Marine Corps Band.
But to close observers, it appeared the performer was not singing live. To press seated just below the podium, in front of the "President's Own" Marine Corps Band, it was evident that the band wasn't actually playing during the song—even though band director Colonel Michael J. Colburn was conducting energetically and the band members mimicked blowing into their instruments. Separately, at one point during her performance, Beyoncé removed her earpiece.
A hint as to the actual origins of the version Beyoncé sang came from her own hand: On January 20, the day before the ceremony, Beyoncé posted pictures to her Instagram account that appeared to show her in a recording studio. In one, she holds a copy of the sheet music to "The Star Spangled Banner" in front of a microphone attached to a recording device, and in another she sits in front of recording equipment while members of the Marine Corps Band stand clutching sheet music behind her.
Miming along to a pre-recorded track isn't unheard of at inaugural ceremonies. At President Obama's 2009 inauguration, cold weather and wind meant that a live performance by cellist Yo-Yo Ma and violinist Itzhak Perlman had to be nixed in favor of a recording. But there are no previously known cases of a singer lip-syncing the national anthem during an inaugural performance.
The London Times has confirmed our theory that Beyoncé was, in fact, lip syncing. See the video via YouTube.
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Property Here - Saturday, March 16, 2013
Lesley Mill has stopped being surprised when people tell her they've visited her house - even when she's never met them before.
Lesley and husband Paul are the fifth owners of this grand, resort-style St Heliers home, which was designed in the early 1980s by architect Malcolm Hislop and built out of brick with striking cedar joinery and ceilings throughout.
"It was obviously designed with entertaining in mind," say the Mills, who moved here 12 years ago from a smaller home in Remuera's Victoria Ave with their children Brendon, now 23, and Lisa, 25.
"We knew that the kids would need more space as teenagers and it was inevitable that we would end up with more than two cars," says Paul.
As well as four garages, the two-level home has spaces galore, including flowing semi-open plan living areas, four bathrooms, four bedrooms, a guest area/bar room, a gym, a media room and an art studio.
Its many features include cathedral ceilings and concealed ceiling lighting, deep cedar soffits, broad decks extending outside from almost every room, oversized Whitney windows and elegant, built-in bird's eye maple cabinetry.
Each of the property's five owners has put their own mark on the Glen Atkinson Rd house, but the Mills' renovations to modernise their 700sq m home under Hislop's guidance have been the most extensive.
What began as a plan to put in a new spa when the Mills missed the one at their previous house turned into a major redevelopment of the swimming pool area in 2003. This included building a free-standing gym that could double as a pool cabana, then resurfacing the large rectangular pool and repaving its surrounds with Italian sandstone.
They also created two outdoor seating areas - one with a Louvretec roof that can be opened and closed depending on the weather.
Semi-subtropical gardens that border the east, north and west sides of the house have also been upgraded with lush groupings of plants that include ligularias, aloes, ferns and palms that replaced difficult areas of lawn.
The garden revamp - overseen by Humphreys Landscaping - included transplanting three mature nikau palms by crane to the front of the 1750sq m property that spans two sites and has expansive harbour views.
The Mills have also converted an open barbecue area on the bottom level of the house into a bar room that doubles as guest quarters, with its own bathroom and a pull-down king-size bed which folds neatly back into wall cabinetry.
Except for the bar and adjoining media room, all of the main living spaces, including the large kitchen and much-used family dining area, formal dining room, formal living room and library, are on the top level.
Two sets of stairs lead to the bottom level - one from the welcoming, sunny library on the northeast side of the house and the other from the entrance foyer.
This clever configuration means guests or teenagers have their own access to the bottom level of the house.
From two garages at the front of the house, the driveway curves down behind the house to two more garages and Lesley's art studio, which looks out on to a vegetable garden and small glasshouse.
Now that their children are older and Mills entertain less often, they are ready to downsize.
The problem will be how to accommodate all of the treasures and artworks they have filled their house with over the years.


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Folks, the submission deadline for the Forensic Challenge 3 – "Banking Troubles" has passed. We have received 22 submissions and will be announcing results on Wednesday, May 12th 2010. With the 3rd challenge coming to an end, we would love to get your feedback on the challenges: Which challenge did you enjoy in particular and why? Do you have any suggestions on how to improve the challenge? Is there a particular challenge you would like to see in the future? Send your feedback to [email protected]
Folks, we have decided to extend the submission deadline of the Forensic Challenge 2010/3 - "Banking Troubles" for another week (deadline is now April 26th 2010.) Seems like this challenge is a bit tougher and we would like to give you all the opportunity to submit your results. For those folks that have already submitted, you can resubmit via the web form in case you would like to make changes to your solution. The Forensic Challenge 2010/3 can be accessed here: http://honeynet.org/challenges/2010_3_banking_troubles.
Challenge 3 of the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge - titled "Banking Troubles" - is now online and we invite you to participate. Challenge 3 - provided by Josh Smith and Matt Cote from The Rochester Institute of Technology Chapter, Angelo Dell'Aera from the Italian Chapter and Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Chapter - is a bit different from our previous challenges in that we do not ask you to analyze a pcap network trace, but rather a memory image from a virtual machine. This should make for an interesting challenge!
Submission deadline is April 18th and results will be released on Wednesday, May 5th 2010. Small prizes will be awarded to the top three submissions.
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Nicolas and Guillaume have been judging your submissions of the FC2010/2 relentlessly over the last few days and we now have the results in: We had a total of 32 submissions and a very tight race at the top. In the end, four submissions tied for first place:
Congratulations to the winners!!! Each winner will receive a signed book from one of our Honeynet Project authors. We have posted the submissions of the winners and sample solution on the FC2010/2 web page. All participants of the challenge should have also received an email today with information about their individual score as well as placement. Read more »
Folks, its a frosty Tuesday morning in Seattle and the deadline for submissions to the forensic challenge 2010/2 "browsers under attack" has passed. We received a total of 34 for submissions from folks all over the world. Nicolas from the Singapore chapter will be judging the submissions in the next few days. We will announce the top three winners on Monday, 22nd of March 2010. Alongside, we will post their submissions as well as our sample solution. Since we were using a web form for this challenge, we will not acknowledge receipt of each submission. If you are unsure whether submission was successful, please email [email protected] and we can check the submission database.) Also, if you have any suggestions on how to improve the forensic challenge, please let us know.
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PS: Forensic Challenge 2010/3 is currently being prepared. In this challenge, a memory dump needs to be analyzed...so a bit different from our past couple of challenges that focus on network traces....I hope to see many submissions on it. We expect to post it Tuesday, 23rd of March 2010...
We have decided to extend the submission deadline for our second forensic challenge - "browsers under attack" to Monday, 8th of March 2010. This gives you another week to participate in our latest challenge. Subsequently, the announcement of the results will also move another week to Monday, 22nd of March 2010.
I have contacted all the folks that have already submitted their solution to us about this change. They, of course, have the opportunity to resubmit their solution, if they so wish, until the new submission deadline on the 8th. (If you have submitted and did not receive an email from me, please contact us at [email protected])
Challenge 2 focuses on browser attacks and can be accessed at Forensic Challenge 2010/2. The top 3 submissions will be awarded prizes.
Challenge 2 of the Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge has just been posted. The challenge has been provided by Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Chapter and Guillaume Arcas from the French Chapter and is titled browsers under attack.
Submission deadline is March 1st and results will be released on Monday, March 15th 2010. Small prizes will be awarded to the top three submissions.
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I am very pleased to announce the winners to the 1st Honeynet Project Forensic Challenge 2010 - pcap attack trace. We had a total of 91 submissions and the top three submissions are true rock star submissions. The winners are:
Congratulations to the winners!!! Each winner will receive a signed book from one of our Honeynet Project authors.
A sample solution (created by Tillmann, Markus, Hugo and Cameron) is available on the forensic challenge web site at FC 2010 - Challenge 1 - Pcap attack trace. On that page you will also find the submissions of the three winners. Tillmann, who single handedly judged all submissions, will be summarizing highlights from various submissions in a blog post shortly.
All folks that have submitted a solution should have received an email with information about their individual score as well as placement.
Nicolas Collery from the Singapore Honeynet Chapter and Guillaume Arcas are finalizing the second forensic challenge.The challenge will be 'browsers under attack' and I personally am very excited about this challenge. I hope we will receive many submissions from all who participated in challenge 1 (and hopefully more.) I will post to our web site honeynet.org in the next few days.
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Monday, February 1st, the submission deadline for challenge 1 of the Forensic Challenge 2010 has passed. We have received 88 submissions and Tillmann who has been judging them mentioned there were some excellent submissions in the mix. Tillmann will be highlighting some answers when we announce the results on the 15th of February.
I have acknowledged receipt of each submission received via email. If you have not received a confirmation mail from me, please contact me at [email protected] and I will check whether we have received it.
We have just posted the first challenge of the Forensic Challenge 2010. The first challenge deals with a network attack. It has been provided by Tillmann Werner from the Giraffe Chapter. It is accessible at https://honeynet.org/node/504. Submissions are due on Monday, February 1st 2010 and results will be released on Monday, February 15th 2010. The top three submissions will be awarded with small prizes. Check it out!


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Alarius of 6498A-32 family, was of course, born through genetic screening. Her mother, Glenerifor of New Antartica (sub-350 ft.), died giving birth to her. She carried this tragedy for the given duration of her 250 year life-span, but not before she stumbled upon the most scientifically breath-taking discovery known - the secret to Artificial Intelligence.
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PHILADELPHIA — Phil Kessel, Nikolai Kulemin, Mikhail Grabovski and Jay McClement scored to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night.
PHILADELPHIA — Phil Kessel, Nikolai Kulemin, Mikhail Grabovski and Jay McClement scored to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night.
Ben Scrivens made 23 saves for Toronto, which survived a double-minor against leading scorer James van Riemsdyk in the third period. Van Riemsdyk, who was drafted with the second overall pick in the 2007 draft by the Flyers and played three seasons with them before being traded, was held scoreless in his return to Philadelphia.
Scott Hartnell, playing his second game since fracturing his foot Jan. 22, scored his first goal of the season for the Flyers, who had won three of their last four and are in the middle of a five-game homestand.
Jakub Voracek, who brought a five-game scoring streak into the game, assisted on Hartnell's goal and then scored one of his own on the power play to cut Toronto's lead to 3-2 late in the third period.
But the Maple Leafs got some big saves from Scrivens to hold on.
The Leafs took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission after Kessel outhustled Kimmo Timonen to a puck along the boards with 2:41 left and beat Flyers goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, who made 17 saves, to the far side. The tough-angle goal — Kessel's fourth of the season — came off a smart pass from Tyler Bozak.
Toronto doubled its lead with just under 5 minutes remaining in the second period when Nikolai Kulemin was sprung free on a breakaway by Nazem Kadri and backhanded it past Bryzgalov for his second goal of the year.
Hartnell, who enjoyed a breakout season last year with a career-high 37 goals, got the Flyers on the board with 2 minutes left in the second period off an excellent crossing pass from Voracek.
Voracek's goal came with 8:18 left in the game off an assist from Timonen. The 23-year-old winger, in his second year in Philly, now has five goals and nine assists in the past five games.
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human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. This is
because early detection and treatment are the key to preventing newborn HIV
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Although your doctor may not offer an HIV test as part of your routine prenatal care,
it's a good idea to have one. If you have any risk factors for HIV infection,
your doctor may want to give you a second test later in your
If you or your partner has ever had unprotected sex (or
shared needles) with a person whose HIV status is unknown, there is a chance
that you have the virus. If you do have HIV, your baby could also become
infected. The virus is usually passed on during labor and childbirth. It is sometimes is passed during pregnancy.
Breastfeeding can pass the virus from mother to baby.
Treatment with medicines called antiretrovirals, both during pregnancy and
after the birth, greatly reduces a baby's risk of HIV infection. Antiretroviral
medicines prevent the virus from multiplying. When the amount of HIV in the
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Treatment for HIV during and/or after pregnancy may include:
For more information, see the topic Human Immunodeficiency
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CitationsAmerican Academy of Pediatrics, American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (2007). Human immunodeficiency virus section of Perinatal infections. In Guidelines for Perinatal Care, 6th ed., pp. 316-320. Elk Grove Village, IL: American Academy of Pediatrics.
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New Minnesota Vikings Uniform Arrives
The 2013 NFL season will be the last for the Minnesota Vikings in the Metrodome, but the first for the Vikes in their new uniforms, and those are starting to arrive at the team's headquarters in Winter Park.
The Vikings tweeted out a photo of the new uniform pants hanging on a rack in the locker room in the Twin Cities.
Back in April, linebacker, and South Dakota native, Chad Greenway, along with running back Adrian Peterson helped unveil the Vikings new look at a press conference.
The Vikings open training camp Friday, July 26th, in Mankato.
The pre-season opener is Friday, August 9th against the Houston Texans at the Metrodome.
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In their first away match of the 2012 MLS Reserve League season, Vancouver Whitecaps FC reserves (1W-0L-1D) defeated San Jose Earthquakes reserves (1W-1L-0D) 2-1 on Easter Sunday in Northern California.
Goals by Long Tan and Atiba Harris secured a first win of the season for the 'Caps second string at the Earthquakes Training Facility in San Jose, California. Anthony Ampaipitakwong had the lone reply for an experienced Earthquakes reserves side during this Reserve League West Division contest.
"I think the guys were excellent today," Whitecaps FC assistant coach Carl Robinson told whitecapsfc.com. "The first half was very positive, with a lot of exceptional midfield play and forward thinking play. We managed to get the goal and maybe could have scored two or three more goals. The second half was slightly different with regards to the pressure San Jose put on us. We conceded, but showed great attitude to score and bounce back correctly."
Robinson included Harris – who was suspended from Saturday's first-team match – and midfielder Matt Watson in his starting XI on Sunday. Watson made a late substitute appearance in Saturday's 3-1 Major League Soccer defeat to the Quakes. The Blue and White created early chances through Harris and Omar Salgado, while Tan went close to opening the scoring on 10 minutes with a fierce 25-yard strike that struck the San Jose crossbar.
On the half-hour mark, the Earthquakes reserves were handed a chance to take the lead from the penalty spot after Whitecaps FC youngster Bryce Alderson was adjudged to have handled the ball in his own box. Midfielder Ellis McLoughlin took the spot kick for San Jose, but he put his effort well over the crossbar.
That miss allowed the Canadian visitors to take the lead on 38 minutes. Harris made a fine run through the middle of the pitch before finding Tan to his right. The Chinese striker's first-time finish beat Earthquakes goalkeeper David Bingham at the near post and gave Whitecaps FC reserves a 1-0 lead at halftime.
The second half saw Robinson use his three outfield substitutes in Whitecaps FC Residency youngsters Sam Adekugbe, Caleb Clarke, and Ben McKendry. It was a second-straight Reserve League appearance for Adekugbe and McKendry, while Clarke made his first reserve team appearance of 2012.
San Jose looked to get back on level terms after the restart. On 51 minutes, Peruvian-born striker Cesar Diaz Pizarro forced 'Caps goalkeeper Brad Knighton into tipping his close-range strike off his own crossbar. The Earthquakes reserves would find their equalizer on 77 minutes, as Ampaipitakwong converted on the rebound after Knighton had initially saved Sam Garza's solid strike on target.
Vancouver's response to San Jose's leveller was immediate, however, as Harris got on the scoresheet with a close-range header a minute later. Like in their season-opening draw with Seattle Sounders FC reserves last month, Salgado was the provider to a Whitecaps FC reserves goal with another fine cross, as the visitors claimed the 2-1 victory.
Whitecaps FC reserves will return home for their next Reserve League match on Sunday, April 22, as they host Pacific Northwest rivals Portland Timbers reserves at Swangard Stadium. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. PT and admission is free of charge.
Scoring summary:
38' - VAN - Long Tan (Atiba Harris)
77' - SJ - Anthony Ampaipitakwong (Sam Garza)
78' - VAN - Atiba Harris (Omar Salgado)
Match Stats:
Shots: San Jose 20 - Vancouver 13
Shots on Goal: San Jose 8 - Vancouver 7
Saves: San Jose 5 - Vancouver 7
Fouls: San Jose 20 - Vancouver 14
Offsides: San Jose 3 - Vancouver 1
Corners: San Jose 2 - Vancouver 4
Vancouver Whitecaps FC reserves
18.Brad Knighton; 32.Greg Klazura, 2.Michael Boxall, 19.Carlyle Mitchell, 31.Russell Teibert; 9.Atiba Harris, 16.Matt Watson, 36.Bryce Alderson (43.Ben McKendry* 78'), 35.Ben Fisk* (30.Sam Adekugbe* 55'); 17.Omar Salgado, 23.Long Tan (34.Caleb Clarke* 68')
Substitutes not used: 24.Callum Irving*
*Whitecaps FC Residency player
San Jose Earthquakes reserves
1.David Bingham; 32.Josh Suggs, 21.Jason Hernandez, 55.Ike Opara, 5.Brad Ring; 25.Ellis McLoughlin, 23.Anthony Ampaipitakwong, 14.Jean-Marc Alexandre; 19.Sam Garza, 36.Sullivan Silva**, 27.Cesar Diaz Pizarro
Substitutes: 13.Evan Newton, 29.Elisamo Padilla*, 43.Christian De Luna*
*San Jose Earthquakes Academy player


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The Bethel Clarion
Vol. XIX No. 10 BETHEL INSTITUTE (St. Paul, Minn.) March 7, 1940
Forensics Assume Prominence
D. Anderson Takes First Honors
Against 11 Other Orators
Frosh Offer
Radio Show
Next Week
Take-off Broadcast
Features Amateurs
Variety entertainment will be of-fered
to Bethelites and their friends
by the Freshman class on Friday,
March 15, at 8 p. m. in the Junior
College chapel in the form of a
radio broadcast.
A highlight of the evening's
program will be an amateur
hour show, according to Gene
Nyman, president. There will
be a master of ceremonies and
about 10 numbers. Musical fea-tures
and readings will be giv-en.
A community sing for the studio
audience will be lead by David An-derson.
A series of newsflashes
will also be made by the announc-er.
The closing event will be a
church-of-the-air program. Gun-nar
Hoglund is guiding the ar.
rangements for this. Music and
devotionals will fill this part.
Tickets for the first year pro-gram
are being sold by Clifford
Bjorklund and his committee. They
are priced at 25 cents. Other tick-et
sellers are: Carol Engwall, Betty
Danielson, Louise Joonson, Viola
Carlberg, Dale Bjork, Lowell Mar-quardt,
and Merle Sjolund.
The announcer for the broadcast
is unknown as yet.
Memorial Fund
Planned For Seminary
Circular letters have been sent
to Seminary .graduates and early
Academy graduates to subscribe
funds for a scholarship endowment
in memory of the late Dr. G. Arvid
Gordh, according to office reports.
It is desired to establish a
$2,000 fund, the income of
which will be awarded annu-ally
to the Seminary student
who has made the greatest
progress in the study of New
Testament Greek.
"During the 18 years Dr. Gordh
spent at Bethel Seminary, he was
a teacher of New Testament Greek
and Greek Exegesis. We are sure
that none of the young people
whose privilege it was to sit in
those classes will ever forget the
lessons and impressions received
there," the letter stated.
With a declaration for reform of
the present motion picture indus-try,
David Anderson placed first in
the recent oratorical contest. The
subject of his oration was "Amer-ica's
Movie Menace."
Gunnar Hoglund and Clifford
Bjorklund came in second and
third. Hoglund's topic was "What
About The Movies?", while Bjork-lund
won his place with "New Men
For The New Day."
Anderson brought out statis-tics
which showed the devastat-ing
influence that moving pic-tures
have upon the youth of
this country. Because of its
deep roots in American life, he
favored reform rather than
abolition. Newspapers, state
legislatures, city councils,
homes, and churches were cit-ed
as centers of reform.
C. L. Saxby of the Minneapolis
Public library was the oratorical
critic. The audience approved of
his comments and technique, ac-cording
to Miss Enid Platts, speech
Anderson and Hoglund will
participate in the Southern
Minnesota Junior College For-ensic
meet which will be held
with Bethany college in Man-kato
on April 19 and 20. They
will enter the oratorical divi-sion.
Miss Platts announces that plans
are being formulated to have Beth-el
students participate in this (!on-clave
of speech aspirants next
month. Besides an oratorical divi-sion,
there will also be sections
for interpretative reading and ex-tempore
speaking. All-school con-tests
will be held after Easter to
select participants from Bethel for
each of these activities.
The Negro problem has been
selected as the basis for the
extempore study. This is sub-divided
into the following
groups: "The Negro Profes-sional
Man," "The Northern
Negro Day Laborer," "The
Southern Negro Share-Crop-per,"
and "Negro Education."
Miss Platts suggests that Semi-nary
students are also eligible for
this competition.
Other potential orators at Mon-day
night's session were: Winston
Sherwick, Grant Samuelson, Glenn
Anderson, Joyce Johnson, and Dale
DAVID ANDERSON, oratorical
winner, is a pastor of the Bap-tist
church in Osceola, Wiscon-sin.
He graduated from the St.
Paul Bible institute last year.
Japanese Worker
To Speak Here
By MIRIAM JOHANSON
Dr. William Axling, world famous
missionary and author, of Tokyo,
Japan, will bring a message to the
March meeting of the Missionary
band in the Junior College chapel
March 20 at 8 p. m.
Dr. Axling is especially noted
for the all-inclusive program
through which the people are
not only brought to Christ but
are administered to education-ally
and socially as well. He
has been closely connected
with Kagawa, Japan's slum re-former,
and is the author of
"The Life Of Kagawa" which
is to be found in almost every
library of our country.
One of the features of the eve-ning
will be the Elim Church choir.
Twin cities churches are invited to
share Dr. Axling with us. Do your
best to make this great event
Two debate teams, the member-ship
of which are unchosen as yet,
will be sent to a junior college de-bate
tournament to be held at River
Falls State Teachers college, River
Falls, Wisconsin, on Saturday,
March 16, Miss Platts also an-nounces.
Baptist Meet
To Attract
Great Host
Christian Advance
Stimulates Conclave
By LEM PETERSEN
Baptists to the tune of 6,000 will
gather in Minneapolis next Monday
to rally their forces for advance-ment
in the cause of Christ. This
great gathering of Christians is
only one of the 103 other Convoca-tions
being held in the area of the
Northern Baptist convention dur-ing
this fiscal year.
This impressive figure which
Baptist heads are trying to at-tain
represents the largest
number of Baptists gathered
together in one place at one
time in Minnesota. This is also
the largest goal set in the
United States for this series.
The Twin Cities Convocation will
hold its day sessions in the First
Baptist church of the Mill city. In
the evening, the host of Baptists
will convene in the Minnesota the-ater
on Ninth Street S. and La
"The Mission Of The Church
In A Distressed World" is the
theme for the conferences of
the day. Discussions will bring
out duties and responsibilities
which Christians face in their
every sphere of life.
A six-member team of outstand-ing
personalities in the work of
Northern Baptists will lead the
Students wishing to attend
the Convocation can receive ex-cuses
from the office for the
time only that they will be at
the meetings in Minneapolis,
Dean Emery Johnson announc-ed.
day's conclave. Their leader is Dr.
M. E. Bratcher of the American
Baptist Home Mission society. Dr.
Joseph C. Robbins, Foreign secre-tary
of the American Baptist For-eign
Mission society is also a team
member. Dr. William Axling, re-nowned
missionary-statesman of
Japan, makes a third member of
the party.
Others who will participate are:
Dr. Roy B. Deer, Executive secre-tary
of Pennsylvania; Miss Pearl
Rosser, American Baptist Publica-tion
society; and Miss Mary Beth
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Page 2 THE BETHEL CLARION
FAIR WEATHER — Del Peterson
and Louise Joonson.
RISING TEMPERATURE — Harri-ette
Fossum and "Boomp" Blom-quist.
FAIR AND WARMER — "Swede"
Swenson and "Mickey" McOlash.
UNFORESEEN — Muriel Petersen
and Dale Bjork.
UNCHANGEABLE—Gracie Widen
and Johnnie Valine.
HEAT WAVE — Ethel Tederman
and Gene Nyman.
UNPREDICTABLE—Dorothy Web-ster
and Dallas West.
An intelligent girl is one who
knows how to refuse a kiss with-out
being deprived of it.
Needed: better supporters of St.
Paul. Bob Hovinen went up to
Stanchfield the other day for the
sole reason of getting his hair cut.
If you have ever been to Stanch-field,
you can understand why we
By MURIEL PETERSEN
February 27, Tuesday
For the purpose of giving after
dinner speeches, the advanced
speech class had a dinner in the
Coffee shoppe. George Washing-ton's
life was the theme about
which Ethel Tedermann, Francis
McOlash, and Truman Halvorson
centered their speeches. Stanley
Paulson was the toastmaster, and
special selections in music were
presented by Leone Smith, Kermit
Johnson, and Bob Paulson.
B.P., Feb. 30
The war isn't over! There are
still 300 days (the equivalent of
7,200 hours) for the fortunate (or
unfortunate) DESIREABLES to be
forged into the midst of battles
such as have not been waged and
are not anticipated again within
the next four years.
The greatest offensive stroke
which has as yet been launched
was on the eve of February 29, the
battle of Sa Die Hawkins. With
Ethel Ruff as the able commander-in-
chief, the HAWKERS' forces
marched on to victory. Loud ac-claims
were given to the Misses
Henrietta DeCamp, Alice Johnson,
Doris Eggleston and the Girl's trio,
who, though being admirably re-buffed
by John Valine, C. E. Carl-son,
Gene Nyman, and Jack Berge-son,
carried the projected plans
through this crucial hour to heights
heretofore unattained. This, how-ever,
could not have been possible
without the untiring and skillful
efforts of the organizing staff:
Grace Widen, Virginia Carlson, and
Elizabeth Larson, who anticipated
the DESIREABLES' lines of weak-ness
and so maneuvered their pro-gram
Final reports have not come in
as to how the DESIREABLES kept
their "distance" (which was C. E.
Carlson's main line of defense.
By EARL SHERMAN
"For me to live is Christ"—
Phillipians 1:21.
It is not always easy to live.
Sometimes death would be most
welcome. Life is real; life is ear-nest.
The coward says, "Life is
too hard." Hoping to find release,
he takes his life.
Paul, as he was chained to a
guard of the Roman Praetorium,
had not the easiest way of living.
But he says, "For me to live is
Just what does he mean? This:
for me to live among these men is
as for Christ to live among them.
Christ has taken leave for a sea-son.
To me has been entrusted the
business of representing Him dur-ing
His absence. The love, grace,
Purpose, understanding, desire, and
grace of Christ are, in a measure,
to be revealed in me. For me to
speak is as for Christ to speak.
For me to act is as for Christ to
act. Everything I do is to the end
of the advancement of His glory.
"For me to live is Christ." Is
that statement applicable to your
life? This business of represent-ing
Jesus Christ is a very serious
matter. The world is judging our
Savior by us who bear His name,
by us who profess to be His fol-lowers.
Is the 'Christ that your life
is portraying the Christ of Geth-semane
and Calvary? Can the
world see Jesus in you? "For me
to live is Christ." Make that the
motto of your life if you would live
a life of rejoicing and be pleasing
to our God.
I sometimes muse and ponder,
About the folks I meet,
And oft in 'contemplation,
I watch the crowded street;
The people jostling onward,
With eager steps and slow;
The elbowing and lurching,
Present a moving show.
I sometimes muse and ponder,
About the folks I know,
And oft in meditation
I gaze in Friendship's glow,
As to their joys and longings,
As to their hopes on earth,
As to their aspirations,
And what they value 'worthy.
I sometimes muse and ponder
About my Savior's Cross,
And then in dedication,
"I count all things but loss,"
In knowing that He loves me,
In knowing of His care;
And so the joy of serving
Becomes my daily prayer!
—E. Ruff.
'ROUND CAMPUS eddwid eo..edd
Spiritual Frontiers
Baptists—along with other Christian bodies—are beginning to realize
that they must soon face the world of today and meet people's problems.
The Convocation in Minneapolis next Monday (which is but one of 103
similar conclaves of Baptists) is evidence of the dawning consciousness
among many Christians that the world is looking to the Church to show
the way out of the present debacle (if such we may call it).
Statistics of many denominations show that Christian forces are not
making much net increase. We have no documentary evidence for this,
but perhaps the great majority of people taken into the Church today are
from Christian background; in other words, we are unable, to a large ex-tent,
to reach people from non-Christian background. Why? Either we
do not present the gospel message as the early apostles did, or else we
have not adopted the gospel to the present situation as the early Chris-tians
met the conditions which they faced.
Some questions that should be cleared up are: (1); How different are
the problems of today than those of the first century? (2) Are we to give
any consideration to changing environment in the gospel presentation?
(3) What percentage of converts come from non-Christian backgrounds?
(4) How long does it take to win people with non-Christian background,
and what methods are most satisfactory?
With these questions in mind, we would propose a study of these
problems in the form of a mathematical equation (not that it could be
done mathematically, but for sake of clarity) as follows:
a—needs which first Christians faced
b—how they met these needs
c—problems that we face today
x—how we are to meet these needs
The Christian Church has stood too long in its present position—it is
at a crucial point and must offer something vital to the world. It is for
YOUTH—you and I—to work this out.
Prayer Facilities
Every one in Bethel should know the value of prayer. We hardly
have to write about why we should be praying. However, we have been
requested to remind CLARION readers of the facilities that we have for
prayer here.
Under the direction of the Religious council, there are several daily,
public prayer meetings. A morning-watch service in the Junior College
chapel has just been instituted. Herschel Rogers reports that a fine
spirit and attendance prevails. There are also the traditional noon pray-er
bands for men and women, meeting in Junior College rooms, besides
the evening service which meets for a half hour in the Seminary chapel
after dinner.
All of these are inspirational. However, we stress the unique im-portance
of the two prayer towers that we have, one in each building.
Public prayer is valuable, but private prayer is a necessity. It is then
that we give God a chance to search our hearts.
The Bethel Clarion
1480 ,North Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Official school paper of Bethel Institute.
Published by students bi-weekly except July, August,
and September.
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS EDITOR Lemuel Petersen
CAMPUS EDITOR Dale Bjork
SPORTS Bernard Hammerbeck, Elna Finstrom, and Vernon Pearson
FEATURES Carol Jane Engwall, Gladys Hanson, Mary Ann Liljenstrom,
Muriel Petersen, Leone Smith, Helen Sorenson, and Viola Waihela.
NEWS REPORTERS.... Glenn Anderson, Betty Danielson, Dalphy Fagerstrom,
Gunnar Hoglund, Archie Johnson, Miriam Johanson, Lloyd Shold,
Sara Mae Swenson, Marvin Toews, Robert Wallin, and Dorothy
TYPIST Grace Widen EDITORIAL ADVISOR Miss Enid Platts
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BUSINESS MANAGER Stanley Rendahl
CIRCULATION MANAGER Doris Jane Eggleston
CIRCULATION ASSISTANT Archie Johnson
BUSINESS ADVISOR Dean Emery Johnson
Anderson Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Entered as second-class matter October 9, 1935, at the postoffice at St. Paul,
Minnesota, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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Baptist Convocation, Minne-apolis.
THURSDAY, March 14
FRIDAY, March 15
Freshman program, Chapel, 8
p. m.
Senior Reception. Dr. Hag-strom,
WEDNESDAY, March 20
Missionary band.
Extension Trips
Made On Sunday
Several students will visit the
church in Sandy Lake, Minnesota,
Sunday where they will have
charge of both morning and eve-ning
services. The following Sun-day,
they will go to Lake Lillian
for a similar appearance.
The purposes of these trips
are to help Baptist churches
and to advance the interests of
Bethel Institute, according to
Herschel Rogers, president of
the Religious council.
For Easter vacation a tour is be-ing
planned through Illinois and
Iowa. About six students will take
part in the services which will be
held in five or more churches.
New Group Formulates
Worker's Program
Monthly luncheons have become
a feature of the newly organized
N.Y.A. club. The first was held on
Tuesday, February 20.
Musical entertainment was
offered by Bob Paulson on his
accordian and by a male quar-tet.
"H. Peter" Hanson, advis-er,
gave a toast.
A constitution is being formulat-ed
for the group. The following
members are cooperating on this
task: Gunnar Hoglund, preamble;
Glen Soule, Article I—membership;
Dallas West, Article II—officers;
Kenneth Norquist, Article III—so-cial
events; and Dale Bjork, Ar-ticle
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News Censor
Propaganda, as it filters through
our newspaper reading and radio
reports, was demonstrated Wednes-day
night by C. W. Sorenson at
the Chautauquan program.
The Sophomore class sponsored
this ,program. The members sent
speakers to the Twin cities Bap-tist
churches, canvassed the 'com-munity,
and publicized the event.
Olaf Nelson, director, and Don
Johnson, class president, were in
Sorenson showed many in-stances
where news facts or
photos have been deliberately
distorted. He pointed out the
propaganda in headlines, in ad-vertisements,
in magazines,
and on the radio.
Nearly all governments are
doing their share of propagan-dizing,
he claimed. Sorenson
also indicated the simple tech-nique
of propaganda analysis.
This journalist-adventurer is
sent out by the University of Min-nesota
Extension department. As
an explorer he was elected a Fel-low
of the Royal Geographical so-ciety,
following expeditions in the
Arabian desert.
Sorenson has traveled wide-ly
in Europe, Africa, India,
Borneo, China, Japan, Malaya,
and Philippines. For the Brit-ish
Movietonews he filmed the
Arab-Jewish clashes and the
laying of the oil pipeline from
Iraq to the Mediterranean sea.
When Crown Prince Gustaf of
Sweden was on an expedition
in Transjordiania, Sorenson
was press representative and
The speaker was living in Ger-many
at the time that Hitler came
into power and helped cover the
story of the first blood purge, the
death of President Hindenburg,
and the assassination of Chancel-lor
The A Cappella choir sang in
chapel Thursday with Prof. Hult-gren
They sang three songs : ''Bless
The Lord, 0 My Soul" by Mikail
M. Ip,politof-Ivanof ; "Beautiful Sav-ior"
by F. Melius Christiansen;
and "Cheribum Song."
The Anderson Press
4209 Standish Ave. — Minneapolis, Minn.
A. E. SJOLUND, Pastor
13th Ave. So. at 8th St.
THE BETHEL CLARION Page 3
Malmsten Schedules
Spring Itinerary
H. Wyman Malmsten, financial
representative, is making a tour of
Minnesota churches during the
month of March.
His tentative schedule calls
for appearances at St. Paul
First Swedish, Central Baptist,
Scandia, Cokato, Grove City,
Maynard, Wilmar, Blomkest,
Becker, St. Cloud Calvary,
Anoka Elim, Kerkhoven, Elim
of Minneapolis, Clear Lake,
Russel, Lake Sarah, Rothsay,
Henning, Alexandria, Evans-ville,
and Fergus Falls.
After Easter Malmsten will visit
churches in South Dakota, Wis-consin,
and the Eastern states.
He has also been invited to
preach the baccalaureate and com-mencement
sermons for the Al-berta
Baptist Bible academy in
Tilden Food Market
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Make ELIM Your Home
Madison at 13th N. E.
REV. J. G. JOHNSON, Pastor
1573 University Ave.
Midway 9910
Bethel Baptist Church
24th St. and 28th Ave. So.
Minneapolis, Minn.
By DALE BJORK
On March 14, the Male chorus
will sing a concert at the First
Covenant church of St. Paul. Pro-fessor
Theodore Bergman will be
the pianist for the evening. Pro-fessor
Hultgren will be directing
the chorus.
For this year, the chorus has
decided to wear double-breast.
ed, oxford-grey suits with cus-tomary
wing tip collars and
black bow ties. Most of the
members are purchasing new
suits. They have placed their'
order at McCluskly's Clothing
store, St. Paul. The order
amounts to over $400. The
chorus expects to wear its new
apparel at the concert on
March 14.
In preparation for their appear-ance
and the coming concert tour,
the chorus has been meeting at
least four times a week in sec-tional
or chorus practice. Improve-ment
and interest is shown in the
Baptist Meet
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Fulton, Ministers and Missionaries
Benefit board.
Beginning at 10:30 a. m.,
there will be simultaneous ses-sions
for men and women on
"A Revival Of Vital Religion."
There will be a youth dinner
at 6:15 p. m. when the theme,
"Christian Leadership For To-day
And Tomorrow," will be
taken up. The final meeting at
8 p. m. will be a reconsecration
and worship service centering
about "World Fellowship
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The Convocator is Dr. Sidney
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Bethel Cagers Face
Some. Competition Yet
Although Bethel has completed
its conference basketball schedule,
it still has several stiff contests.
Included in the unplayed sched-ule
are games with the Farm
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Last League
Game Taken
By BERNARD HAMMERBECK
Bethelites took their last confer-ence
game at a 61-42 victory over
Luther last Saturday.
The Bethel Indians found the tall
Rochester quintet a bit too tall for
their style of play and succumbed
58-42 before the relentless attack
of the tall Medico five. The game
was played on the Rochester floor.
The victory for the Roches-ter
quintet assured them of an-other
championship crown as
they completed their confer.
ence schedule with only one
loss. It was the 'fourth confer-ence
loss for the Bethelites as
compared to five wins and put
Bethel in fourth place in the
conference standings.
The Bethelites played inspired
ball the first half and retired with
a 6 point lead at halftime. How-ever,
the final period found the
tired Bethelites weak before the
attack of the tall Medicos, and at
the final gun the Rochester five
were on the long end of a 58-42
Wright and Wilson led the win-ners
with 19 and 14 points respec-tively.
Don Johnson with 16 coun-ters
and Bob Hovinen with 12 led
the Bethel offense.
All-Opponent Team
Nominated By Coach
In a recent interview, Coach
Bill Adam expressed his choice in
regards to an all-star conference
basketball team. Adam limited his
choice to opponents of his Bethel
quintet and intimated he had con-siderable
difficulty in narrowing
the field to five men.
The team as chosen by Coach
Adam included Wilson, of Roches-ter
and Thompson of Albert Lea
at the forward posts, "Slug" Guld-berg
of Bethany in the center spot,
and Hollstine of Tracy and Mad-son
from Bethany at the guard
spots. Special mention was also
made of Wright, the Rochester
Diamond Aspirants
To Begin Practice
Coach William Adam has is-sued
the first call for all bat.
terymen for his baseball team.
Pitchers and catchers are to
report for practice in the gym
about March 18th. Infielders
and outfielders will report for
duty immediately following
Spring vacation.
qach Adam wishes it to be
remembered that all aspirants
for his baseball nine must fur-nish
their own glove and shoes.
Mural Hoop Champs
To Be Determined
Final playoffs between the fresh-man
and sophomore gym teams for
the intramural basketball cham-pionship
will be held next week,
Coach Adam reports. The cham-pionship
goes to the first team
winning two games.
The frosh will be represent.
ed by either G. Larson's or W.
Dahlstrom's quintet. The two
quintets are running neck-and-neck
at present, and the decid-ing
tilt has not as yet been
The sophomore race has not yet
been decided either with both G.
Samuelson's and G. Anderson's
teams fighting for the coveted
spot. Their fate will be decided
late this week.
The Minneapolis A cappella choir
is giving its annual Spring concert
next Tuesday evening at the Ly-ceum
theater in Minneapolis.
George Hultgren is the director.
John Valine is selling tickets to
Bethel students.
Seniors of the Seminary will be
honored by a reception on Friday
evening, March 15, given by Dr.
and Mrs. G. Arvid Hagstrom, pres-ident.
This is an annual affair and
will be held at their home.
Coeds Meet
Weaker Teams
Bethel cagerettes have been corn-ing
out on top the last few weeks
as they have met opponents of the
Twin Cities.
Winning 20-13, they placed
over the Neighborhood House
women of St. Paul on Feb. 5.
Elizabeth and Marie Larson
tied as high scorers with four
baskets each.
In two games with the Farm
school "Aggies" the Bethelites
were victors. The first on Feb. 9
was taken by 31-22 recital, and the
second on Feb. 19 with a 28-16
Again on Feb. 16, the Bethel
Squaws triumphed over the
Phyllis Wheatley Settlement
outfit with a 20.13 win. This is
a Negro team. A return en-gagement
will be played today.
This week the basketball play-off
will take place with these teams
tentatively lined up: Helen Heath's
sophomores against Harriette Fos-sum's
frosh. They are leading the
series. There will be three games
Played, with two necessary for the
Dean Emery Johnson attended a
national meeting of educational ad-ministrators
in St. Louis, Missouri,
last week. On the way to the con-vention,
he showed pictures of the
school at Burlington, Iowa.
Wilbur Sorley, valedictorian of
last year's Seminary graduating
class, was ordained to the Christian
ministry last Friday evening.
Dr. G. Arvid Hagstrom preached
the ordination sermon.
Sorley is pastor at the Minne-haha
Baptist church in Minne-apolis.
B ook s
"George W. Truett: A Biogra-phy"
by Powhatan W. James. 277
pp. The MacMillan Company. New
York. 1939.
"The Dynamic Of A Dream" by
Marie Alcomb Riley. The Erd-manns
Company. Grand Rapids,
Mich. 1939.
Here are two recent biographies
which every loyal Baptist should
read. They can both be found in
the Seminary library.
The first is that of a Prince of
Preachers. Dr. Truett is called the
outstanding evangelical preacher
of this generation: The story be-gins
with his preacher-ancestors in
the mountains of North Carolina.
Truett's conversion, call to the
ministry, early training prove in-teresting
to youth. He was not very
old before he bore the marks of
future brilliancy.
The work of building his Dallas,
Texas, church to a membership of
7,000; his influence within the
Southern Baptist realm; his privi-lege
to guide even the Baptists of
the world : the stories of all these
are inspiring. Truett's power to
preach is revealed in the stories
of his trips to South America and
China, when, preaching through an
interpreter, hundreds and thou-sands
of people were converted to
Christianity in one service.
"The Dynamic Of A Dream" is
the intimate story of a man whom
we know and admire—Dr. W. B.
Riley of Minneapolis. It tells of his
aspirations for his church, his
school, his writings for his de-nomination,
and for fundamental
Christian cause at large. Riley has
wielded a mighty influence through
out the nation.
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People, Poetry, and Videotape
By The Editors on 7.08.10
Following a tip from Poets & Writers on Twitter, I just read an article in Canada's National Post about Katherine Leyton. Leyton is a young poet from Toronto who, with the help of a few friends, has been asking strangers to read poetry on camera for the blog, How Pedestrian. From the National Post article:
"I've been very surprised by how open people are to being approached, to hearing about the project and to engaging with poetry in front of a camera," she says, and adds that about 95% of the people she approaches agree to read, and that those who refuse usually do so because they're nervous about the camera, not the poetry. "I'm bothering people randomly, and yet almost everyone is genuinely excited about participating. The experience has really reminded me of how alive [Toronto] is," she says. The majority of readers react noticeably to what they are reading, and many request to keep a copy of the poem, to which she always readily agrees.
Sometimes, the week's poems are grouped around a theme, often tied to an event in Toronto. For two weeks in June she captured the World Cup fever that is consuming the city, bringing poems about soccer to the bars and cafes where supporters congregate. Last week featured G20 protesters reading poems about resistance.
Click through to watch one of the videos filmed at the G20 protests in Toronto.


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harfatum wrote:I'd say an Elf or Gnome priest has less synergy than a Dwarf. More health = more potion refill, so you are still synergizing even though Halfling generally synergizes better.
Gnome Transmuter (for obvious reasons)
Elf Sorcerer (redundant; better off as Gnome 99% of the time)
Elf Bloodmage (used to be a solid alternative to Gnomes; not so much now that their mana potions are utterly broken)
Orc Wizard (sans PISORF or Mana Leak + BICEPS, both of which make for powerful combos)
Best Fighter - Orc/Halfling
Worst Fighter - Gnome
Best Assassin - Goblin
Worst Assassin - Gnome
I suspect that a JJ Gnome Assassin would rock pretty hard.
Darvin wrote:Best Fighter - Orc/Halfling
Worst Fighter - Gnome
Maybe I'm biased running a Jehora-based strategic deity unlock, but I have a great deal of difficulty calling gnomes the weakest race for any class. I'd say Transmuter and Berserker are the only classes they're even in the running for the title of "weakest".Best Assassin - Goblin
Worst Assassin - Gnome
You joking? Gnomish Assassin is a kick-ass caster. Between swift hands XP catapults and gnomish potions, his damage spiking potential is second-only to the Bloodmage.
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HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain "Default_Page_URL"
HKEY_LOCAL_Machine\Software\Classes\[adware name]
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run ".exe"
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\random
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Railroad shipping: Fate of STB Reauthorization bill remains far from a done deal
Differing opinions appear to be the norm when it comes to debating how legislation focused on re-reregulating the freight railroad industry will shake out.
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Differing opinions appear to be the norm when it comes to debating how legislation focused on re-reregulating the freight railroad industry will shake out.
The legislation, entitled S. 2889, The Surface Transportation Board Reauthorization Act of 2009, was introduced last December as a draft. The bill, spearheaded by Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) focuses on addressing the concerns of rail shippers, regarding rates and service, as well as making the railroad industry more competitive.
As LM has previously reported, S. 2889 includes a wide-ranging array of action items that could significantly alter processes commonly viewed as "business as usual" in the railroad industry, including:
-raising the number of STB board members from three to five;
-establishing the STB as an independent agency and giving the STB investigative authority;
-creating a strong rail customer service advocate to help resolve shippers' concerns;
-protecting rail shippers and maintaining reasonable rates in non-competitive situations;
-preventing two or more rail carriers from collaborating on interline rates;
-requiring major railroads to quote "bottleneck rates"; and
-improving access to shipper relief.
"It is critically important that we have a competitive, efficient, and balanced transportation network to ensure the success of our economy and rural communities," Rockefeller said in May. "The effects of deregulation and recent rate hikes again emphasize the need to fix the current rail oversight structure to support more competition and fairness for captive rail shippers.
Missing from the current version of this bill is language regarding antitrust exemptions for the railroad industry. Antitrust legislation was passed by both House and Senate committees in 2009. And Senator Herb Kohl is committed to getting it signed into law as part of Rockefeller's bill.
Given the myriad issues impacting the Congressional landscape these days, it is somewhat difficult to surmise if and when the STB bill will be signed into law before the end of this year.
This much was evident based on reports from Wall Street analysts that recently attended the North American Rail Shippers conference.
Stifel Nicolaus analyst John Larkin wrote that this bill is not there yet.
"It is our belief that the railroads will sufficiently stall the process so as to force the issue into the next Congressional docket," Larkin noted. "If the next Congress has a more pro-business, anti-regulation, conservative bent-then the odds would suggest that the re-regulatory elements of the [bill] may be simply shelved."
And Morgan Stanley analyst Bill Greene stated in a research note that lobbyist and shipper commentary at the NARS conference suggested a bill will pass in 2010 if "the onerous (towards rails) changes to the regulatory landscape offered in the bill are likely to be substantially toned down or even removed."
Not surprisingly this bill has not been well-received by Class I railroad executives, whom maintain this bill is decidedly pro-shipper, coupled with the potential for railroads to lose a significant amount of pricing power.
At Norfolk Southern's Annual Meeting of Shareholders earlier this year CEO Wick Moorman said re-regulatory efforts "are attempting to alter the economic regulatory regime which governs us so as to lower their rates, and at the same time seriously damage our ability to earn adequate returns…and invest in the future." Moorman also said that at the end of the day a bill that is bad for the industry cannot be passed.
From the perspective of rail shippers, many feel this bill is long overdue. Reasons for this range from the multiple barriers to competitive access for captive shippers to improving the rate challenge process at the STB, and get relief from what view as monopoly pricing power held by the railroads.
While the bill's fate is far from a done deal, LM learned a meeting in Washington taking place today comprised of bipartisan Senate Commerce Committee members, rail executives, and shippers is discussing the contents of S. 2889 and whether or not to add antitrust language to the bill.
"The fact that this meeting is happening means the Committee is getting close to pushing out a final product and filing it in the Senate to begin a push to get it signed into law," a freight railroad expert told LM.
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Research at Mass General
GYN-Pathology Research Laboratory
GYN-Pathology Research Laboratory
Lawrence Zukerberg, MD
Associate PathologistMassachusetts General Hospital
Associate Professor of PathologyHarvard Medical School
Research Interests
In the United States, the overall lifetime risk of colorectal cancer in the general population is 6%, but it ranks as the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men and women combined.
A stepwise model of colorectal tumorigenesis was developed that includes mutations in the adenomatous polyposis coli tumor-suppressor gene (APC) and oncogenic KRAS mutations as early events. These are followed by deletions on human chromosome 18q (LOH) and mutations of TP53 with the transition to malignancy. This model has been generally validated. However the genes targeted by chromosome 18q deletions in colon cancers have not been well defined and it appears that there may be more than one important tumor suppressor gene on 18q that is altered in many cancers.
We have recently cloned a novel protein, Cables, which maps to human chromosome 18q and inhibits growth of cells in culture and tumor formation in nude mice. Cables interacts with multiple cyclin dependent kinases (cdks), including cdk2, and links the cdks and non-receptor tyrosine kinases (Src, Abl, and Wee1). Cdk2 regulates the G1/S phase transition and is essential for cell cycle progression. Enhanced cdk2 tyrosine phosphorylation occurs in the presence of Cables, which leads to decreased kinase activity and diminished cell proliferation. Cables also interacts with p53 and potentiates p53-induced cell death.
Loss of Cables is found in up to 60% of primary colon cancers, 90% of endometrial cancers, and 50% of ovary, lung, bladder and head and neck cancers. Thus, we believe that Cables may be a target of the chromosome 18q deletions commonly seen in colon and other cancers and may act as a tumor suppressor gene. We have already created a Cables deficient mouse which is viable. The loss of Cables enhances tumors of the endometrium and colon. In addition, Cables plays a role in oocyte loss and infertility. Our studies will define a novel target for the deletions commonly seen on chromosome 18q. Ultimately, these studies will lay the foundation for new therapeutic approaches.
Lawrence Zukerberg, MD (director)Daniel Chung (collaborator)Bo Rueda (collaborator)
Bibliography of Lawrence Zukerberg via PubMed
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