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A look at the Masters by the numbers:
0 - Bunkers found on the 14th hole.
1 - Number of years it took Fuzzy Zoeller to win the Masters.
$1.50 - Cost of a pimiento cheese sandwich.
2 - Gene Sarazen's score on the par-5 15th hole in the 1935 Masters.
3 - Bridges at Augusta National.
4 - Tom Weiskopf's runner-up finishes at the Masters.
5 - Largest first-round lead, by Craig Wood in 1941.
6 - Green jackets won by Jack Nicklaus
$6.50 - Cost of a Masters club sandwich, beer and potato chips.
7 - Consecutive birdies made by Tiger Woods in 2005 and Steve Pate in 1999.
8 - Shots out of the lead when Jack Burke Jr. staged the largest final-round comeback to win the 1956 Masters.
9 - Jack Nicklaus' margin of victory over Arnold Palmer and Gary Player in 1965.
10 - Cabins at Augusta National where members can stay.
11 - Birdies made by Anthony Kim in the second round of the 2009 Masters.
12 - Tiger Woods' margin of victory in 1997.
13 - The score taken by Tom Weiskopf on the par-3 12th hole in the 1980 Masters.
14 - Career top-10s by Phil Mickelson in 20 appearances.
15 - Appearances by Mark O'Meara before he finally won the Masters in 1998.
16 - Playoffs in Masters history.
17 - How high Phil Mickelson jumped, in inches, when he won his first major at the 2004 Masters.
18 - Masters appearances by Ernie Els without ever winning.
19 - Masters appearances by Davis Love III without ever winning.
20 - Records Tiger Woods set when he won the 1997 Masters.
21 - Age of Tiger Woods when he won his first Masters.
21.5 - Seconds it took for the ball to leave Louis Oosthuizen's 4-iron until it dropped into the cup for an albatross on the second hole in 2012.
23 - Consecutive cuts made by Gary Player and Fred Couples.
39 - Countries that have had players compete in the Masters
40 - Score of Tiger Woods' first nine holes as a professional.
42 - Fewest players in the field, in 1938 and 1942.
46 - Age of Jack Nicklaus when he won his last Masters.
47 - Players who have won the Masters.
50 - Consecutive years Arnold Palmer competed.
61 - Magnolia trees on the road that leads to the Augusta National clubhouse.
63 - Lowest 18-hole score, by Nick Price and Greg Norman.
64 - Lowest final round of a Masters champion, by Gary Player in 1978
70 - Age of Charles Coody when he made a hole-in-one in the Par 3 Contest.
72 - Lowest score ever shot by Bobby Jones in the Masters.
97 - Gene Sarazen's age when he hit the ceremonial first tee shot for the last time.
109 - Most players in the field, in 1962.
$144 - Room rate for the Courtyard Marriott in Augusta, Ga., on Thursday a week after the Masters.
163 - Career rounds at Augusta National by Jack Nicklaus.
235 - Yards to the 15th hole when Gene Sarazen made an albatross in 1935 with a 4-wood.
$250 - Cost of a Masters ticket for all four rounds.
270 - Lowest 72-hole score, by Tiger Woods in 1997.
$470 - Cost of a U.S. Open ticket for all four rounds.
506 - Career birdies by Jack Nicklaus.
$525 - Room rate for the Courtyard Marriott in Augusta, Ga., on Thursday the week of the Masters.
900 - Separate pieces of silver used to make the Masters Trophy.
1,600 - Azaleas on the 13th hole (estimated).
$842,359 - Career earnings of Jack Nicklaus in 45 appearances at the Masters, including six wins.
$864,000 - Earnings of Louis Oosthuizen for finishing second in 2012 Masters.


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NEW figures showing pub closures have accelerated to 31 per week have led to calls to reduce taxes and ease the smoking ban on the local boozer.
The figures are released as part of real ale group Camra's "Pubs Matter"campaign and show 3% of pubs in the suburbs have shut in the past six months.
Paul Nuttall, UKIP's deputy leader and Northwest MEP, said "It is completely unfair that pubs are paying nearly ten times more tax on a price of a pint in comparison to supermarkets.
"The smoking ban also severely hit pubs right across the country - if landlords want a well-ventilated room set aside for smokers they should be able to make that choice.
"This move along with reducing VAT for the hospitality industry would support local pubs and decelerate the rate they're closing each and every week".
He added: "Cheap deals in big superstores ultimately leads to more people drinking large quantities before they go out, leading to even greater losses for pub landlords.
"A host of countries across Europe have lower levels of VAT in order to protect hospitality businesses. The end result is more bars are staying open and employing more people".
Camra said pubs support more than a million jobs and each contributes an average of £80,000 to its local economy each year.
The smoking ban in England - making it illegal to smoke in all enclosed work places - came into force in July 2007 under the Health Act.
A review of evidence on the impact in England in 2012 was commissioned by the Government and carried out by Professor Linda Bauld from the University of Stirling and the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies.
Professor Bauld's report concluded: "The law has had a significant impact."
"Results show benefits for health, changes in attitudes and behaviour - and no clear adverse impact on the hospitality industry."
One of the few places where it is still NOT illegal to light up is inside the Palace of Westminster, but in the "spirit of the law" MPs and Lords have restricted smoking to just four areas in the grounds.


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Thumbs up? Freeman hopeful of weekend return
As injury improves, Braves first baseman soaks up All-Star experience
NEW YORK -- As Freddie Freeman sat inside the National League clubhouse a few hours before Tuesday night's All-Star Game at Citi Field, he remained disappointed by the fact that a jammed left thumb would prevent him from playing in his first Midsummer Classic.
But while gaining increased mobility in his thumb the past two days, Freeman has grown more confident that he could return to the Braves' lineup during this weekend's series against the White Sox in Chicago.
"It's still a little tight inside, but it feels great," Freeman said while wearing a black brace that has stabilized the thumb since he jammed it while tagging Cincinnati's Chris Heisey during the first inning of Saturday's game at Turner Field.
Freeman will visit Dr. Gary Lourie in Atlanta on Thursday with the hope that he will be cleared to begin playing again by Friday. But the 23-year-old first baseman said he has prepared himself for the possibility that the Braves could keep him out of action at least an extra day or two.
When Freeman returns to Atlanta, he will be savoring the memories he has gained while spending the past couple of days interacting with the other NL All-Stars and his father, Fred, who traveled from California to New York to share this special experience with his son.
The Freemans were together on the field during Monday night's Chevrolet Home Run Derby and again on Tuesday afternoon when the All-Stars were paraded through the streets of Manhattan during the All-Star Red Carpet Show presented by Chevrolet.
"Getting hurt and not being able to play [stinks], but just being able to experience this, it's been an amazing couple of days," Freeman said. "Being able to experience all these fans and be with all these great players, this is something I'll be able to tell my kids and grandkids about."


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Questions for Steve and Bill: The Facebook Platform Launch Edition
While Walt and I will come up with our own questions for Microsoft's Bill Gates and Apple's Steve Jobs, who will be appearing in an historic joint interview at our D conference next Wednesday night, I was curious what others–some tech folks and some not in the industry–would ask the tech legends if they could in this post.
So yesterday afternoon, I moseyed on over to the San Francisco Design Center's Concourse to the launch of the Facebook Platform, a new initiative by the No. 2 social-networking company as it seeks to transform its business to a larger stage by partnering with all sorts of third-party developers.
While there, of course, I ran into a panoply of Web 2.0 denizens and got their take on what queries should be put to Gates and Jobs, seen strung together in the video below.
First up (and best question thus far): Digg founder Kevin Rose, who wanted to know what each of them would do if they switched roles.
Then, Plum founder Hans Peter Brondmo wanted to know why the pair was not jumping onto the open Web and also why Microsoft could not churn out operating systems like Apple.
Entrepreneur Julie Hanna Farris was curious about open-source issues, as well as Web-delivered applications.
Accel Partners venture capitalist Jim Breyer, a big Facebook investor, drilled in on Jobs and asked why Apple had stopped embracing start-ups.
And, finally, Facebook COO Owen Van Natta wanted to know when Microsoft and Apple would starting building on, of course, the new Facebook Platform.


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EDMONTON - Oprah Winfrey believes Lance Armstrong has the opportunity to be a hero again.
And she thinks people will be willing to forgive him.
Winfrey said Monday that the hardest thing Armstrong has done in his life is confess in an interview with her that he used performance-enhancing drugs to win his seven Tour de France titles.
"If he is willing to do the work ... he can be a real hero," Winfrey said during a lecture in Edmonton, the first stop on a speaking tour through Western Canada.
She said Armstrong's fall from grace is so huge, it means a lot that he has finally come clean. But he also needs to realize his life is not just about a bike, races or a big mistake.
"Everybody has the ability within them to rise again. What really matters in the world is what kind of human being he chooses to be."
Oprah's exclusive interview last week with Armstrong was a ratings boon for her specialty channel, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network. The channel has been struggling and even Winfrey admitted it hasn't been the success she had hoped.
The media maven compared her channel's bad reviews to Armstrong's lost respect. She said she has decided to shift focus and believes her channel will soon get back on track.
"In three years it will be a force for positivity and raising consciousness in the world."
Billed as "An Evening with Oprah," Winfrey easily switched hats between motivational speaker and stand-up comic. She had the crowd of about 15,000 laughing, gasping and nodding their heads.
Organizers said it was Winfrey's first big arena show, and a sell-out to boot.
Unlike the arena's usual hockey crowds, most people there Monday night were women. Many came with girlfriends and some with their moms.
"Oprah's changed a lot of people's lives," said 77-year old fan Jeanine Bussiere, who went to the event with her daughter. She said she used to watch Winfrey's daytime talk show religiously before it went off the air in 2011.
Winfrey gained world-wide fame for her nationally syndicated show, which lasted 25 years. She said it was the best job in the world and the show's legions of fans were like family.
"I have a bunch of children in Edmonton that I have raised," she told the crowd. "Now you have children and I'm raising your children."
Oprah will be speaking in Calgary on Tuesday night and Vancouver on Thursday.


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Vice Prezzzzz Joe Biden has thrown some rhetorical zingers in the past and, while this may not be the best sex joke he's ever told, the very fact that it isn't the first and only is something to marvel at. America's come a long way since the Mayflower floundered ashore and spilled a bunch of queasy Puritans onto Plymouth Rock. Methinks William Bradford's first address didn't include a sex joke about his folks, but, then again, it must have been an awfully taxing sea-crossing and he probably needed to warm the crowd up a little.
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Using colony formation in soft agar as a measure of full transformation, we report here that R- cells can be transformed by v-src, although they still cannot be transformed by the activated c-src527 (mutation at tyrosine 527 to phenylalanine), which readily transforms mouse embryo cells with a wild-type number of IGF-I receptors (W cells). Although v-src is a more potent inducer of tyrosine phosphorylation than c-src527, the extent of phosphorylation of either insulin receptor substrate 1 or Shc, two of the major substrates of the IGF-I receptor, does not seem sufficiently different to explain the qualitative difference in soft agar growth.
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To investigate further the regulation of E2F by cyclin-dependent kinases, we have extended our studies to include additional cyclins and E2F family members. Using purified components in an in vitro system, we show that the E2F-1-DP-1 heterodimer, the functionally active form of the E2F activity, is not a substrate for the active cyclin D-dependent kinases but is efficiently phosphorylated by the cyclin B-dependent kinases, which do not form stable complexes with the E2F-1-DP-1 heterodimer.
Phosphorylation of the E2F-1-DP-1 heterodimer by cyclin B-dependent kinases, however, did not result in down-regulation of its DNA-binding activity, as is readily seen after phosphorylation by cyclin A-dependent kinases, suggesting that phosphorylation per se is not sufficient to regulate E2F DNA-binding activity. Depending on the pH of the growth medium, the yeast Yarrowia lipolytica secretes both an acidic proteinase and an alkaline proteinase, the synthesis of which is also controlled by carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur availability, as well as by the presence of extracellular proteins.
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Rising awareness and development of self-monitoring blood glucose meters can boost demand in the years to come. Developing economies have a huge market potential on account of a large patient pool and low market penetration of the existing devices. Carematix Wellness Systems recently launched its OneTouch Ultra device. It can track blood sugar readings remotely and store all the necessary data regarding food, medication, and stress levels. This allows consumers to track their glucose levels on a daily basis.
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Update July 2014: If you are looking to convert a Brand page to a Local page Google has recently released that functionality. Read about it here: Google Now Allows Brand Pages to Become Google+ Local Pages
Updated Saturday, Aug 4th.
If you already have a Google+ Business page (or create one) then you can now merge that Google+ Business page with your existing G+ Local page by following the new verification procedure.
The process is initiated from the Google+ Business page. Any manager of the page can initiate the process which will require postcard verification even if the email addresses match between the G+ Business page and your Dashboard. Apparently, in several months, a more automatic merge will be available to those businesses that have only a Google+Local Page/Dashboard.
Here are the steps to the process:
1. Login in as the manager for the Google+ Business page and make sure that all necessary fields are public. I just ran through this process for Moses and Rooth Attorneys at Law in Orlando. Click on the unverified icon to the immediate right of your business name. A warning will show if you neglected to make any of the required fields available for public view. Fix the non public fields by changing the visibility of the specific fields noted. (
Not sure what is happening with the message being blocked– Google has noted that message being blocked is a known bug that is being fixed):
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2. After you have made the appropriate field(s) public (or they already are) click on the unverified icon again and you will be presented with an opportunity to verify:
3. You are then offered likely choices for businesses to associate with your +Business Page (and no I do not yet know how an individual in a multipractioner firm is supposed to verify their +Local page although I suppose that it means creating an additional +Business Page):
4. You will be asked to agree to the terms and are given the option of entering a contact name and modifying your listing data at that point:
5. Google will send you an actual envelope that is surprisingly well marked (so that it is unlikely to be thrown away- yea!):
6. The card provides a pin and instructs you to goto google.com/local/verify/:
7. When you visit the google.com/local/verify/ page you are presented with the option to enter your PIN:
8. While waiting for the postcard the public view of the page the unverfied icon is no longer visible. To managers of the +Business page there is a note that the verification is pending.
9. Known gotchas…
– If you do not have a +Business page then you can't start this process until you create one.
– If you have a +Business Page which doesn't have a page category of Local can not be upgraded.
– According to poster Dan Rippon of Australia there is a bug whereby the postcard is missing the street address for those listings with their address hidden.
Update: Google has confirmed that the postcard verification DOES NOT SUPPORT service area businesses:
What about if I'm a service area business with hidden address?
The new verification process does not currently support service area businesses with hidden addresses.
Update: google has added these help files to the Google+ Business page support area:


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Rumors of a Ticket Slowdown
- Aurora police officers have been issuing fewer tickets in recent weeks to protest the suburb's Human Relations Commission and its proposed subpoena powers, sources said.
After an Aurora police union meeting March 13, many patrol officers decided to give tickets only when absolutely necessary as a way to object to the commission's proposed ability to subpoena police officers, sources say.
The commission would hear complaints from residents who feel they were wronged by an individual or group, including the cops.
It is common knowledge that General Orders prohibit any sort of work action or advocating a work action. It is grounds for immediate suspension and dismissal from the force. We can only figure that it's because it might actually impact municipal operations in some way, shape or form if the ticket revenue stream suddenly suffered an interruption and goodness knows we can't let police officers have that power in the City that Works. But we can't find anything that says we can't discuss what other police departments are doing and say to ourselves, "Hmmm."
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Some less than spectacular people out there on the Inter-webs are calling for vocal atheists and anti-theists to own up to the Chapel Hill Shooting being our version of the Charlie Hebdo Massacre. No, we won't be doing that. At least not at this time. Should the available facts on record change, such as a confirmed manifesto being released, any reasonable person would adjust their views to include this. But what we have here is a horrible tragedy with no clear motives, nothing more. Charlie Hebdo was killing in the name of religion being held higher in importance than freedom of speech and human life; no comparison.
Standards of acceptance of evidence is probably the core difference between atheists and theists. For instance: I don't see any evidence that is at all compelling for a historical Jesus of Nazareth nor for a God of Abraham. The commonly used "personal experience" routine is crap on multiple levels but mainly because people lie to further their own goals all the time and religious labels don't instantly cure a person of unethical behaviors.
I've studied the Bible at length, researched non-canonical texts, applied the standards of historical veracity to both the Old and New Testaments and none of it amounts to the claims of "divinity" and "divine truth" made by Bible-believers. At the most, and this is being very generous, there was a Jewish rebel priest put to death by the Romans that had a chain of hearsay turn him into a demigod in the eyes of certain men who were all born around a hundred years after his execution.
Islam and the Quran are different in the sense that the central figure is much, much more so a verified historical figure but shares in the same issues of the Torah and the Bible where none of the claims to divinity and ultimate truth are any more compelling than when the Greeks, Egyptians or the Pagans wrote of their mastery of the ethos of life and contemplation. The endless contradictions anyone can find with enough time spent with almost any "holy book" placed to the side, the issue with any form of religious extremism boils down to dehumanizing those who will not conform to the point where an act of torture or murder upon them is not only acceptable but mandated from on high.
Thing to remember here is some people believe in UFOs and anal probes but it's rare to the point of being unheard of that one of them would go shoot up a skeptic conference in the name of being unhindered to spread the message of the coming alien overlords to the masses. But both radicalized Christians as well as Muslims, and even the heavily pacifist Buddhists, have done exactly these kinds of actions in both isolated and organized acts of violence. All this in recent decades and not even bothering to dredge out old history books citing violence over the centuries committed in the name of religious "purity."
No respected atheist anywhere is advocating you solve your disputes with acts of murder or that the best way to silence an ideological opponent is to kill them in their home or place of business. But I could troll the right-wing radio Christian waves for awhile and bring back some moron who is doing exactly that and same with the nationalistic Islamic newsgroups and forums. This would not in turn implicate all Christians and all Muslims in those statements but only those who identify with the speaker's views which is not an easy thing to assess unless someone declares it to be so.
As always when I cover tragic stories my deepest condolences go out to the family members and friends of the victims of this horrible event. I do not speak merely for myself when I say that this man should face the full force of the legal justice system and hopefully this will bring you some measure of peace.


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The New Life: Words of God for Young Disciples of Christ
BY Rev. Andrew Murray
Chapter 6 God's Gift Of His Son
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life" kjv@John:3:16.
"Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift" kjv@2Corinthians:9:15.
God held the world so dear that He gave His only begotten Son for everyone who will trust in Him. And how did He give Him? He gave Him in His birth as man, in order to be forever one with us. He gave Him in His death on the cross as surety, in order to take away our sin and curse. He gave Him on the throne of heaven, in order to arrange for our welfare, as our Representative and Intercessor over all the powers of heaven. He gave Him in the outpouring of the Spirit, in order to dwell in us--to be entirely and altogether our own ( kjv@John:1:14-16 kjv@John:14:23 kjv@Romans:5:8 kjv@Romans:8:32-34 kjv@Ephesians:1:22 kjv@Ephesians:3:17 kjv@Colossians:2:9-10 kjv@Hebrews:7:24-26 kjv@1John:4:9-10). Yes, that is the love of God. He gave His Son to us, for us, and in us.
Nothing less than His Son Himself. This is the love of God. It is not that He gives us something, but that He gives us Someone--a living person-not one or another blessing, but Him, who is all life and blessing--Jesus Himself. He does not simply give us forgiveness, revival, sanctification, or glory--He gives us His own Son, Jesus. The Lord Jesus is the beloved, the equal, the bosom friend, the eternal blessedness of the Father. And it is the will of God that we should have Jesus as ours, even as He has Him ( kjv@Matthew:11:27 kjv@John:17:23-25 kjv@Romans:8:38-39 kjv@Hebrews:2:11 kjv@1Timothy:1:12). For this reason He gave Him to us. The whole of salvation consists of this--to have, to possess, to enjoy Jesus. God has given His Son, given Him wholly to become ours ( kjv@Psalms:73:24 kjv@Psalms:142:6 kjv@John:20:28 kjv@Hebrews:3:14).
What do we have to do? To take Him, to receive and to take possession of the gift--to enjoy Jesus as our own. This is eternal life. "He that hath the Son hath life."( kjv@John:1:12 kjv@2Corinthians:3:5 kjv@Colossians:2:6 kjv@1John:5:12)
How I wish that all young Christians would understand this. The one great work of God's love for us is, He gives us His Son. In Him we have all. Therefore, the one great work of our heart must be to receive this Jesus who has been given to us, and to consider and use Him as ours. I must begin every day anew with the thought, I have Jesus to do all for me ( kjv@John:15:5 kjv@Romans:8:37 kjv@1Corinthians:1:30 kjv@Ephesians:1:3 kjv@Ephesians:2:10 kjv@Philippians:4:13). In all weakness or darkness or danger--in the case of every desire or need--let your first thought always be, I have Jesus to make everything right for me. God has given Him to me for this purpose. Whether your need is forgiveness, consolation, or confirmation, remember, the Father gave you Jesus to care for you. Whether you have fallen, or are tempted to fall, into danger, remember, Jesus has been given to you for your care. Whether you do not know the will of God in one matter or another, or whether you are unsure of your strength and courage to do His will, remember, Jesus will care for you.
For this reason, rely every day on this gift from God. It has been presented to you in the Word. Appropriate the Son by faith in the Word. Take Him again every day. Through faith you have the Son ( kjv@John:1:12 kjv@1John:5:9 kjv@1John:5:13). The love of God has given the Son. Take Him and hold Him steadily in the love of your heart ( kjv@1John:4:4 kjv@1John:4:19). It is to bring life, eternal life, to you that God has given Jesus. Take Him up into your life. Let your heart and tongue and whole walk be under the might and guidance of Jesus ( kjv@2Corinthians:5:15 kjv@Philippians:3:8).
Young Christian, so weak and so sinful, please listen to that word. God has given you Jesus. He is yours. Taking is nothing else but the fruit of faith. The gift is for you. He will do all for you.
Lord Jesus, today and every day, I take You. In all Your fullness and in all Your relations, without ceasing, I take You for myself. You are my Wisdom, my Light, my Leader. I take You as my Prophet. You, who perfectly reconciles me and brings me near to God, who purifies and sanctifies me and prays for me, I take as my Priest. You, who guides and keeps and blesses me, I take as my King. You, Lord, are all, and You are wholly mine. Thanks be to God for His unspeakable gift. Amen.
1. Often ponder the word "give." God gives in a wonderful way--from the heart, completely and for nothing--to the unworthy. And He gives effectively. What He gives He will truly make our possession, inwardly and entirely. Believe this, and you will have the certainty that Jesus will come into your possession with all that He brings.
2. Also ponder the word "take." Our great work is to take Jesus, to hold Him firmly, and to appropriate Him when received. That taking is nothing but trusting. He is mine with all that He has. The secret of the life of faith is to take Jesus--the full Jesus-as yours every day.
3. Let the word "have" weigh heavily with you. "He that hath the Son hath life" ( kjv@1John:5:12). What I have is mine, for my use and service. I can have the full enjoyment of it.
4. Especially notice what God gives and what you take. What you have now is nothing less than the living Son of God. Do you receive this?
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Alberti was a uomo universale but his key talent was literary. He should be approached above all as a humanist whose principal vehicle of expression was the written word. As a painter and architect he was influenced by his broad background in the classics rather than by practical experience. Although no painting can be attributed to Alberti with any degree of certainty, the "night sky" cupola in the sacristy in Florence's San Lorenzo seems to have been painted by him, albeit most likely together with someone else. This conclusion may be arrived at through process of elimination, and is confirmed by evidence in the painting of Alberti's literary, astrological and historical background, as well as apparent personal references to the artist in the work - in part in rebus form. A tentative attribution for the second artist would be del Ponte. The same pattern of reasoning may be applied to the mural in the Palazzo Rucellai, which also suggests Alberti's authorship.
Late Duecento and early Trecento pictorial space is usually treated as a naive early step in the process of learning to depict volume correctly. This article proposes, however, that the techniques of perspective were indeed being explored at this time and were used for purposes in addition to that of the creation of illusionistic space. Evidence for this lies in the use of certain so-called "errors" in perspective - seemingly illogical directions of recession - in combination with other devices, to influence the spectator's pattern of circulation when viewing a mural cycle. To demonstrate this thesis, the upper church of S. Francesco in Assisi and the Arena Chapel in Padua, both being of great importance in that earliest phase of what John White called the "rebirth of pictorial space", as well as other murals, are analyzed from the point of view of the spectator walking through the building to see the entire program - rather than that of the reader, who sees only isolated scenes illustrated in a book.
Lorenzo Lotto's The Gentleman in the Galleria Borghese
Lorenzo Lotto's style is free of purely gratuitous decorativeness, and, in the construction of his images, all elements of iconography and color have a double function, structural and semantic. Based on a careful examination of these assumptions, the article painstakingly analyzes The Gentleman in the Borghese Gallery in Rome, in terms of, first of all, its iconography, then its iconology, and finally its documentation, in order to make a hypothesis as to its possible sponsor. As a result, the author concludes that the subject of the portrait is Mercurio Bua (1475-1545), a Greek condottiere in the service of Venice. If this identification is correct, we can ascertain from Bua's biography that the portrait must have been painted in Treviso in 1535.
Pieter Brueghel the Younger's various paintings of "Peasants fighting Over Cards" are usually considered to record a late, lost work by Pieter Brueghel the Elder. The earliest version is dated 1610, others date from 1619, 1620, and later. Also dating from about 1619-20 is a chalk drawing by Rubens which interprets the elder Breugel's figure group in a Baroque style close to that found in Rubens's contemporary oil sketches for the ceiling paintings of the Jesuit Church in Antwerp. Rubens's version of the composition was employed by Lucas Vorsterman for his engraving, which is inscribed Pet. Bruegel invent., and is dedicated to Jan Brueghel the Elder. The latter artist may have composed some of the background elements found in a number of Pieter Brueghel the Younger's panels, and Jan Brueghel may also have painted one or two versions, now lost, of the entire composition. In any case, it is clear that the main group of figures was conceived by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, and that everything now known about this composition is transmitted to us by his sons, principally Pieter the Younger.
Near the end of his life, Cardinal Lorenzo Magalotti, Bishop of Ferrara, commissioned Guercino to paint Esther Before Ahasuerus, a canvas portraying Queen Esther's audience with King Ahasuerus, an Old Testament subject long viewed as the prefiguration of Mary's intercession to God. On one level interpreted as Esther's petitioning of Ahasuerus, onanother as the Virgin's appeal to God, Guercino's painting may also reflect the self-proclaimed mission of its patron, as expressed in Magalotti's statutory and synodial decrees.
Although art historians have been reading Erwin Panofsky's essay on iconology for nearly fifty years, they still tend to split their analysis of works of art into "style" and "iconography". Panofsky's critical apparatus, whatever its limitations, has the virtue of seeking wholeness and unity. The popularity of the iconographical study does not disguise the fact that it offers but a fragment of meaning. The literature on Gianlorenzo Bernini's Cathedra Petri in St. Peter's is fairly typical of art historical studies in that complex humanistic themes have been explored in impressive detail, but largely without showing how Bernini's manner bears the meaning. This article examines the importance of Dionysius the Aeropagite's mystical theology as a text for the Cathedra, and describes how Bernini translates Dionysius' metaphorical language into visual metaphor, especially in regard to the two angels on either side of St. Peter's throne.
The intention underlying Diego Velázquez's occasional ventures into classical mythological subject matter have been frequently misunderstood, in part due to the often uncompromising realism of these pictures, which has led some critics to believe that the Spanish painter wished to devaluate the significance of the Olympian gods by collectively lowering their status "to the base condition of the most vulgar, worldly objects" (Ortega y Gasset). This study corrects that misconception by showing how, on the contrary, Velázquez was deliberately reverting to a still familiar classical literary tradition of interpreting in a particular (quasi-"naturalistic") way the intrinsic meanings of classical fables and heroes. This classical mode of textual-historical (re-)interpretation was called "euhemerism" and it is here applied to all nine canvases by Velázquez, either extand or lost, that are known to have had overtly mythological subjects. Reference is made repeatedly to a book belonging to the erudite painter's private library. The work in question is an extensive anthology of euhemeristic moralizations applied to all the classical fables recounted by Ovid: Philosophia Secreta, by Juan Perez de Moya, first published in Madrid in 1585 (with four other editions subsequently appearing in Velázquez lifetime).


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Last week the media was outraged after an audience member shouted "treason" during a Romney speech on Obama's failed record. The Obama Campaign demanded that Mitt Romney apologize for the audience member.
"Today we saw Mitt Romney's version of leadership: standing by silently as his chief surrogate attacked the President's family at the event and another supporter alleged that the President should be tried for treason," said Obama spokeswoman Lis Smith in a statement. "Time after time in this campaign, Mitt Romney has had the opportunity to show that he has the fortitude to stand up to hateful and over-the-line rhetoric and time after time, he has failed to do so. If this is the 'leadership' he has shown on the campaign trail, what can the American people expect of him as commander-in-chief?"
But, then on Saturday this happened…
An Obama supporter screamed out that Romney is a "traitor" during Obama's speech in Ohio.
It was clear as a bell.
Of course, the US media didn't report this. But, the British press did.
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The shout from the crowd was clear. As President Barack Obama gave the first official campaign speech of his re-election bid at a sports arena in Ohio last weekend the first mention of his Republican opponent Mitt Romney prompted a male voice in the throng to yell: "Traitor!"
Earlier in the rally, held in the Ohio state capital of Columbus, several warm-up speakers for Obama had derided and mocked Romney for once using a Swiss bank account. Campaign videos played to the audience had prompted loud boos when Romney appeared or was mentioned.
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It was a remarkable shift of opinion about an opponent that many liberals and Democrats would have once dismissed as being bland, uninspiring and known chiefly for a moderate record as governor of traditionally Democratic Massachusetts. Yet now it seems that left-wing anger at Romney might emerge as a key factor in the 2012 election, providing a motivating tool for liberal groups whose base is divided about the achievements of Obama but appears increasingly united in anger at his Republican foe.


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Framing Travel Photography:
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OCS/Viz Photography Workshop and Photo Contest CelebrationTuesday, May 17, 7-9 pm
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This workshop provided attendees with ideas about how to use photography and develop photo assignments on OCS programs. Our guest speaker, Doug Beasley, accompanied Linda Rossi and Carleton students on two Photography in Hawaii winter break programs.
Doug Beasley's personal vision explores the spiritual aspects of people and place and is concerned with how the sacred is recognized and expressed in everyday life. Much of his personal projects, including "Sacred Sites of the Lakota," "Disappearing Green Space," "Silent Witness: Genocide and the Landscape," "Sacred Places" and "Earth Meets Spirit" are supported by grants and commissions and have been widely exhibited and collected. His work has been published internationally and featured in numerous magazines such as Zoom, The Sun, B&W, Shots, PDN, and PhotoVision.
As founder and director of Vision Quest Photo Workshops, Mr. Beasley provides workshops that emphasize personal expression and creative vision over the mechanics of camera use.
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Review: 'The Croods: A New Age' offers a familiar, needed message of unity
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Some Monday Quick Hits
- Local fugitive goes national. Randy Rencher, the escaped convict who posed as a robbery victim and got a case report & ride to the "el" by some unwitting coppers, has resurfaced in Ohio, suspected of, what else? More bank robberies. This thing has the feel of one that might end badly at some point.
- If they were smart, we'd be in trouble. Seems someone has worn a wire in the ongoing investigation of Governor Blago's administration (Channel 5; Channel 7; sun-times). That source we mentioned months ago who said Blago was a one-term seat warmer for Lisa Madigan is looking more and more prophetic by the hour.
- Democrats are shocked! Shocked that Bush nominated a conservative to the Supreme Court (sun-times; tribune; Channel 5; Channel 7). Actually, so are we, seeing as how Bush has expanded government at a rate unseen since Johnson, doesn't care about border control, and is launching the costliest government program since FDR was in office. The funniest thing is the Dems are already on the defensive as the National Italian American Foundation is demanding apologies from liberals intent on smearing Alito as "Scalito."
- Did anyone catch this story on Drudge? Seems CBS's John Roberts described the selection of Alito as "sloppy seconds" during a press conference today at the White House. One must wonder at the hatred the left holds of Bush that they will regularly bring in pornographic nomenclature to describe conservative nominees to the highest court in the land (like Howard Dean saying Bush is playing "Hide the salami" with the Miers nomination).


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Let's Party Like It's 1997!
Six is certainly not a crowd for Victory Records band 1997. Their brand new record Notes From Underground released on October 13, 2009. This is their third full-length release, and with it the band continues to mature and hone their sound.
We have posted the video for the track "A Fearless Heart" below! They filmed the new video on location in Gary, IN at an abandoned Methodist church which is also the same setting that was used in the upcoming Nightmare On Elm Street remake. The melancholy setting was the perfect backdrop for this fascinating and eclectic song.
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Police chief investigation conclusion expected next week
July 17, 2009
The investigation into the Tucumcari police chief's use of a Taser on a 14-year-old girl has not been completed.
City Manager Bobbye Rose said Friday the investigation firm handling the case requested additional documentation Thursday and she anticipates a conclusion next week.
Chief Roger Hatcher remains on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation, Rose said.
Hatcher has said he will not comment on the case, at the request of city officials.
The city of Tucumcari hired Albuquerque-based Robert Caswell Investigations to look into the incident and Hatcher's use of force. The Taser unit has been sent off for analysis, investigators have conducted interviews and are reviewing documentation, Rose said.
Kailee Martinez was Tased by Hatcher on July 2 when she ran from him after she fought with her mother.
One of the Taser probes became lodged in her head and was later surgically removed at an Albuquerque hospital.
Police records obtained Friday show Hatcher filled out a statement of probable cause to charge Martinez with domestic battery and resisting, evading and obstructing an officer.
Officials said the girl has not been charged.
Romaine Serna, spokeswoman for the Children Youth and Families Division, said juvenile authorities decided to work with the family rather than seek judicial process in the case.
"We did receive a referral on this individual and right now the local juvenile probation office is assessing the needs of the family and will work with the youth and the family and provide services as the family identifies its needs," she said Friday.
Though law enforcement may recommend charges against a juvenile, it is up to CYFD authorities to determine if a case goes forward or not, she said.
"This a situation that calls for an intervention and our intervention is to provide services and to help this family address whatever issues they are going through in their lives," Serna said.
"We believe that it is in the best interest of this family to provide services and to continue to work with the family," she said.
In a written statement to police, Stacy Akin said her daughter scratched her and hit her in the face when she took her phone away.
"We went to the ground," Akin wrote in a description of the fight with her daughter. "A relative helped me get the phone away from her but she clawed and scratched my neck. After I had the phone and was away from her she came at me again, this time hitting me a couple of times in the face causing my mouth to bleed."
Akin said she then brought her daughter to police headquarters, but the girl walked away.
Hatcher was contacted and found Martinez at a city park.
"I called her by name and told her to stop as I needed to talk to her," Hatcher wrote in his July 6 statement of probable cause.
He has said he shot her with his Taser because she refused to stop, he didn't know where she was going and she had run into the street without looking.


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The National Weather Service says the twister touched down at 6:40 p.m. Wednesday about 10 miles northwest of American Falls and remained on the ground about 20 minutes.
The agency classified the tornado as packing winds up to 73 mph. The tornado traveled several miles on the ground.
The Power County Sheriff's Department says it received numerous reports about the tornado that dissipated near the Snake River.
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SUNNYVALE, CALIF. (Sept. 28, 1:50 p.m. ET) — Medical diagnostics firm Cepheid plans to buy a plastics molder to overcome supply constraints for cartridges it relies on for its systems, according to a news report.
GenomeWeb News reported Sept. 27 that Cepheid President and CEO John Bishop told analysts that the firm's diagnostic systems sales were hurt in the third quarter by "intermittent interruptions in the supply of Xpert cartridge parts."
Bishop did not identify the current molder of its cartridge parts or which molder it is targeting to acquire. Cepheid CFO Andrew Miller reportedly told analysts the price of the acquisition would be in the mid-teens of millions of dollars. Cepheid would move the molding operating into a new facility, buy new equipment to boost molding volumes and also eventually set up a molding operation in Cepheid's facility in Sweden.
Sunnyvale-based Cepheid has developed a compact, fast, automated molecular diagnostic workstation system called GeneXpert. The system relies on patented cartridges.
Cepheid officials told analysts that its third quarter revenue would be in the $79 million to $81 million range, below its target and below analyst's expectations. They blamed the shortfall on a shortage of cartridges as Cepheid was developing higher capacity production tooling and processes.
Cepheid systems are employed in clinics around the world to check on infectious diseases such as tuberculosis. The firm had sold 3,350 systems globally by the end of its second quarter, June 30. Its second quarter sales was $81 million and net profit, $1.1 million.
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Dodgers close 1st half with 3-1 loss to Rockies
Hoping for a nice push going into the All-Star break, the Dodgers' hitters sputtered in the final three games of their series against the Rockies, with Los Angeles held to two runs in that span.
They lost 3-1 Sunday to split the series and fall back to .500 at 47-47.
"It seemed like we had a little bit of a funk the last couple days," manager Don Mattingly said.
Still, the Dodgers won 17 of their last 22 games to climb into second-place in the NL West, 2 1/2 games behind Arizona. They were a season-worst 12 games under .500 on June 21.
"We're in position and kind of have it in our hands," Mattingly said.
The Dodgers' lone run Sunday came on Adrian Gonzalez's single with two outs that scored rookie Yasiel Puig, who had a pinch-hit single in the fifth. He wasn't in the starting lineup to rest his sore left hip.
Puig finished second to Atlanta's Freddie Freeman in fan voting for the last NL roster spot in the All-Star game. Freeman hurt his thumb on Saturday and won't play in Tuesday's game at Citi Field in New York.
"I just found out, but I'm not going, either," Puig said through a translator.
His .391 batting average is the highest all-time for a Dodges player at the break, edging Hanley Ramirez, who hit .386 in the first half.
Ricky Nolasco (6-9) took the loss in his home debut with the Dodgers, giving up three runs and eight hits over five innings.
"He's got a great slider," said Michael Cuddyer, who had a two-run homer and drove in another run for the Rockies. "We watched his last game against Arizona, and he located well down and away. So we wanted to see the ball up, and we were able to get a few balls go through. I was able to hit the one ball that he hung."
Nolasco said, "It was a little bit of a battle. Just had a little bit of control issues. Wish I could have that one pitch to Cuddyer back."
The right-hander struck out four and walked three while pitching in front of a large contingent of family and friends from his nearby hometown of Rialto.
"Yeah, it was exciting, but the main thing is to win," Nolasco said.
Jhoulys Chacin (9-4) allowed one run and six hits in six innings, struck out six and walked three. The right-hander improved to 8-5 in his career against the Dodgers, his most wins against any one team.
Rafael Betancourt pitched the ninth to earn his 15th save in 16 chances.
"Their pitching was just a little bit better the last two days," Dodgers outfielder Skip Schumaker said.
Cuddyer's 16th home run with two outs in the fifth extended Colorado's lead to 3-0.
DJ LeMahieu grounded out to start the inning before Carlos Gonzalez got hit by a pitch from Nolasco and Troy Tulowitzki popped up. Cuddyer homered into the right-field pavilion.
Cuddyer hit an RBI single with two outs in the first gave Colorado a 1-0 lead.
NOTES: Los Angeles drew 206,930 during the four-game series - fifth-largest for such a series in stadium history. ... The Dodgers expect to have CF Matt Kemp back from the DL a few days after the break ends. ... Dodgers OF Carl Crawford came in as a defensive replacement in the ninth after missing two straight games with lower back stiffness. ... Mattingly plans to return home to Evansville, Ind., during the break to visit his mother.


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Wildlife officers have charged a Cashiers man with killing a bear that he claimed was damaging his property, the second such case in Jackson County in less than a year.
Jeffrey Spencer Green, 39, was charged recently with illegally shooting and killing a 300-pound bear, according to records on file at the Jackson County Clerk of Court's office. Green claimed the bear was damaging his house and property on Slab Town Road, but there was no evidence supporting that claim, Wildlife Officer Brent Hyatt said.
Last summer, Hyatt charged Sylva chiropractor John Caplinger with killing a bear perched in a tree on his property. Caplinger, like Green, reportedly claimed that he believed the bear a threat.
State law forbids killing a bear unless it's causing significant property damage or is threatening a person's life. Replacement costs for a bear are $2,213 in North Carolina. Court costs alone top $2,000. Combined convictions could carry hefty financial penalties.
Both Green and Caplinger, coincidentally, are set to appear in a Jackson County courtroom Jan. 26.
But, poaching a bear isn't the only charge Green will face. As Hyatt traced the dead bear back to Green, it resulted in a slew of other charges against Green, plus two other Cashiers residents as well.
The investigation led to charges of an illegally killed deer and a turkey. There's even a littering charge against Green for, according to Hyatt, improperly disposing of the turkey by tossing its carcass out of a vehicle window onto the roadside.
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According to court papers and Officer Hyatt, Green shot the bear a stone's throw off N.C. 107 on Slab Town Road near the busy Cashiers' crossroads. Upset by the death of this favorite neighborhood visitor, someone aware of and unhappy about the bear's slaying tipped the state agency.
Hyatt said he suspects some of Slab Town's residents were feeding the bear, causing it to lose its healthy, natural fear of humans. Though he's sympathetic regarding the neighborhood's loss, Hyatt said the situation served as yet another reminder to not feed wildlife — for the bear's own good.
After shooting the bear, Green let it lie on the side of the road for a day, Hyatt said, then called a friend, Steve Crawford of the Pine Creek community, and asked for help moving it.
"The deal was Mr. Crawford would keep the meat, Mr. Green the bear hide," Hyatt said, adding that the bear meat actually had spoiled because the animal was left in the heat for too long.
Crawford ended up being charged with possessing and transporting an illegally taken black bear.
As the investigation blossomed, Hyatt said he charged Green with, among a variety of other charges, night deer hunting and taking a turkey out of season.
Additionally, Marlena Carlton of Cashiers was charged in the night deer-hunting incident, Hyatt said.
"It turned into a big case," the wildlife officer said in a bit of an understatement.
Report poaching
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission is actively seeking the public's help. Call in wildlife violations for investigations at 800.662.7137 or, if in Jackson County, call Wildlife Officer Brent Hyatt directly at 828.293.3417.


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Wigginton's hustle leads Cardinals past Mets
Scores from second on infield hit to break tie as Lynn earns victory
ST. LOUIS -- A gritty effort by Lance Lynn was rewarded with gutsy baserunning from Ty Wigginton, whose aggressiveness on the basepaths helped lift the Cardinals past the Mets, 6-3, in front of 38,412 at Busch Stadium on Monday night.
In taking the first game of the four-game series, St. Louis has reeled off 10 wins in its last 12 games.
"The guys are feeling good about themselves right now, which is a nice feeling and something you want to ride out as long as you can," manager Mike Matheny said. "But we realize we have a long way to go. Slow and steady. I want them to keep pushing."
Pushing is precisely what Wigginton did to help will the Cardinals to a come-from-behind victory against a reeling New York club. A 3-3 game turned the Cardinals' way in the seventh, shortly after Lynn threw the last of his career-high 124 pitches.
He was pinch-hit for by Wigginton, whose 23 at-bats on the season were the fewest of any Cardinals position player, aside from backup catcher Tony Cruz. A day after keying a two-run inning with a single, Wigginton, a former Met, lifted a ball that went in and out of the glove of former Cardinal and first-day Met, Rick Ankiel.
Actually, it wasn't his glove. That, he said, was the problem.
"I don't want to make excuses. I do think if I have my glove, it stays in there," said Ankiel, who had to borrow Jon Niese's practice glove because his own glove did not arrive from Houston in time to be used. "But I'm the type of person that I feel like if I got a glove on it, I should have caught it."
As the ball scooted away, Wigginton alertly took second.
"The play was right in front of [me]," Wigginton said. "You just make your own read."
Matt Carpenter followed with a line drive that struck reliever Scott Rice and caromed toward the first-base line. Watching both Rice and catcher John Buck scamper after the ball, Wigginton never slowed as he rounded third.
"As I was breaking to third, I saw Buck going after the ball," Wigginton said. "I knew home plate was going to be open, so I took a chance."
The gamble paid off. Wigginton slid into home as the go-ahead run before Rice could retreat to the plate and make a tag.
"That was outstanding baserunning, heads-up awareness of knowing where the guys were," Carpenter said. "That was a big play for us."
"It happened so fast," added Rice. "As soon as I realized there wasn't a play at first, I looked up to see where the runners were and I saw the guy rounding third."
Matt Holliday provided a cushion to that one-run advantage when, two batters later, he drilled a Scott Atchison slider 425 feet into the stands in left-center for a 6-3 lead. It was Holliday's sixth home run of the year.
There was some redemption in the blast, too, as Holliday's inning-ending double play back in the second had squashed a bases-loaded rally.
"We had a lot of momentum right there, and I feel like I killed the momentum," Holliday said. "You hope to get another chance to do something."
The seventh-inning scoring made a winner of Lynn, who battled through seven innings in a game where there was bullpen activity before the right-hander had even finished five. He joins Washington's Jordan Zimmermann as the NL's only six-game winners and still has never lost back-to-back games in his career.
But the night didn't begin all that smoothly for Lynn or Mets starter Jeremy Hefner, both of whom endured a rocky first two innings.
Lynn walked four batters in those first two frames. Two scored on a second-inning, line-drive double by Daniel Murphy that right fielder Carlos Beltran lost in the sun. An infield single pushed home another run, giving the Mets an early 3-2 lead.
"I was throwing the ball where I wanted to, just missing off a little bit [off the plate]," Lynn said. "I couldn't get them to chase it early on. When you're walking five guys in the first few innings, it comes back to get you."
The Cardinals, who had scored on an RBI double by Allen Craig and sacrifice fly from Jon Jay in the first, rallied to even the game in the bottom of the second. Carpenter's RBI single drove home David Freese, who led off the inning with a single.
After a pair of innings in which the two starters combined to throw 99 pitches, the game then drastically turned course. Beginning with the final out of the second, Lynn retired 16 of the next 18 batters he faced. That included a stretch of 13 straight until Murphy's two out single in the seventh.
Lynn followed that hit by retiring David Wright to end the inning and his night. Lynn spread 70 of those pitches over his final five innings after throwing 54 in the first two.
"It was one of those things that as the game went on I felt better, better with where the pitches were going," Lynn said. "Early on, I physically felt good. But later on, I felt more in control of every pitch."
Similarly, Hefner improved as the night went on. He retired 13 of the final 14 batters he faced before the bullpen let the game unravel upon his exit. Hefner was pulled after throwing 97 pitches in six innings.
Matheny, citing Lynn's durability, didn't hesitate to push his starter deeper than Mets manager Terry Collins did with his. Exactly a year after throwing a career-high 121 pitches, Lynn reached a pitch count last hit by a Cardinals starter in June 2011, when Chris Carpenter threw 132.
"We know from his history that he's a guy who can go deeper into his pitch count and shows that he stays strong," Matheny said. "He looked good there late once he did find his timing. He found a way."


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I spent yesterday at the Surfing America's 2017 USA Surfing Championships. Surfing is one of those sports where I change my Canon 760D's settings to AI Servo tracking using all 19 focus points and burst mode. You might be tempted to just take videos and then capture a still photo from the video. Don't. The still photo won't be anywhere near as good as if you simply shot a still photo to begin with. Even with my drone's 4K video, which is considered "movie quality," a still capture is pretty poor. Just remember that videos are videos and still photos are still photos, and never the two shall meet….
I'm only 10% of the way through cataloging all the pictures from yesterday but here's my favorite surfing picture so far.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – Express Scripts, the largest U.S. pharmacy benefits manager, said Thursday that its fourth-quarter net income slipped, hurt by the loss of UnitedHealth, a large customer.
Charges related to its $29.1 billion purchase of Medco Health Solutions in 2012 and other expenses also weighed on profit.
Pharmacy benefits managers run prescription drug plans for employers, insurers and other customers. They process mail-order prescriptions and handle bills for prescriptions filled at retail pharmacies. Express Scripts fills more than a billion prescriptions a year.
Express Scripts Holding Co. said Thursday that it earned $501.9 million, down from $504.1 million in the final quarter of 2012. On a per-share basis, earnings rose to 63 cents from 61 cents as the company bought back more stock, leaving fewer shares on the market.
Excluding expenses including those stemming from its combination with Medco, earnings came to $1.12 per share. That matched Wall Street's prediction.
Revenue fell 6 per cent, to $25.78 billion from $27.37 billion. FactSet says analysts forecast $25.36 billion.
Insurer UnitedHealth Group Inc. started handling its own prescriptions in 2013 instead of having Express Scripts fill them. Express Scripts said its measure of prescriptions filled fell 12 per cent in the fourth quarter to 360.7 million. Excluding UnitedHealth, it fell 5 per cent.
Express Scripts counts 90-day mail order prescriptions as three one-month prescriptions.
Its net income rose 40 per cent to $1.84 billion in 2013. Adjusted profit came to $4.33 per share. Revenue grew 11 per cent to $104.1 billion.
The St. Louis company says it expects to earn $4.88 to $5 per share in 2014, while analysts expected $4.93 per share, on average. Express Scripts added that it is aiming for earnings-per-share growth of 10 to 20 per cent per year for the next several years.
Shares of Express Scripts rose 74 cents to $77.12 on Thursday and lost $1.35, or 1.8 per cent, to $75.77 in aftermarket trading. The stock has gained 35 per cent over the past 12 months.


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LOS ANGELES (thefutoncritic.com) -- ABC is pulling the plug on its freshman drama "Life on Mars" after 17 episodes.
The series nevertheless will continue to air on Wednesdays at 10:00/9:00c through its finale on April 1. The network had previously announced "The Unusuals" will assume the slot on April 8.
A modest 5.5 million viewers tuned into the show's most recent broadcast, including a 2.0 rating among adults 18-49 - tying its worst numbers to date. "Mars" opened to a 3.8 rating in the key demographic on October 9.
Said downturn came despite a consistent lead-in in "Lost" - which matched its season premiere numbers (5.1 rating) on February 18.
Josh Applebaum, Andre Nemec and Scott Rosenberg - along with Jane Featherstone and Stephen Garrett of Kudos Productions - were the executive producers of the series.
Despite the cancellation, the trio are already at work on a new project for the Alphabet - the two-hour drama pilot "Happy Town," about the inhabitants of Haplin, Minnesota, who had enjoyed a seven-year peace after a series of kidnappings until it is hit by another crime.
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The Daily Cat: Nutrition Now
Keeping It Fresh
By Darcy Lockman for The Daily Cat
Everyone knows quality ingredients are important when it comes to the food your cat eats (or any of us for that matter). But have you considered the importance of freshness? Yes, just like people food, wet and dry cat foods can go bad. Here's how to ensure that your cuddly creature's next meal is as fresh as can be.
Shop at Busy Stores
Janet Tobiassen Crosby, DVM, recommends that cat food consumers purchase their kitty vittles at stores with a high turnover of merchandise. "When there's a high volume of pet food sold, you can be assured that the food is rotated often and is as fresh as possible," she says. A small neighborhood store with a proprietor you trust to rotate and replace out-of-date stock can be just as viable.
Read the Product Codes
You wouldn't buy milk past its sell-by date, and you shouldn't purchase cat food that's gone beyond its best-used-by date either. Both dry and wet food have codes on the packaging that let you know when the product was manufactured, and by when it should be consumed. Natural brands have a shorter shelf life (about three months) while other commercial foods can last up to two years. Remember that the dates refer to when the product was manufactured, and not when you purchased it, so a dry cat food with a shelf life for 16 months will retain its freshness for 16 months after the day it was made.
Examine the Package
A bag that looks like it's (barely) survived a natural disaster can yield bad food. "Look for indicators such as tears, surface mold, dampness marks or debris on the bag," advises Tobiassen Crosby. Those are signs of potential problems (it's a good idea to inform the merchant of any damaged goods on their shelves even if you choose not to purchase them).
Buy the Small Bag
Cat food may be less costly in bulk, but what you save in cash you'll lose in freshness. The longer you have a big sack of cat food sitting in the cupboard, the less fresh it will become. Unless you have more than one cat to gobble the food up, look for small-to-regular size containers. You may be tempted to bring home that large bag (fewer trips to the market!), but most likely it will overstay its welcome. To buy smaller bags of dry cat food means going through it faster and replenishing more often, which guarantees freshness.
Take Care to Store Well
Dry food should be stored in an airtight container, in a cool, dry place. Specialty pet stores sell air and watertight "vittles vaults" to make dry food storage especially simple. Dry products can also be frozen without a loss of nutrients. As for wet food, once opened, it's imperative to keep it in the refrigerator for no longer than three days. Again, specialty pet stores often sell can covers with ledges and lips that keep flavor in, and air out.
Darcy Lockman is a Brooklyn, N.Y.-based freelance writer whose work has appeared in publications such as the New York Times and Rolling Stone.