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The MCG pitch was quick and Australia's attack assured, but neither were the menace Sri Lanka's batsmen made them out to be
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On the eve of the fixture, Mahela Jayawardene was asked to recall the biggest Test crowd his side had ever played for. "Lord's," he offered, "and maybe Mumbai and Madras. Tomorrow might be a special day." None of those stadia can even seat the number that stepped through turnstiles on Boxing Day in Melbourne. In Sri Lanka's 30-year Test history, they have never had a greater crowd than the 67,138 that saw them stripped of their fight and bullied out of their senses at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Even on a difficult tour of South Africa, spiced with green pitches and against the best pace attack in the world, Sri Lanka had not succumbed so woefully in the first innings. The Melbourne surface may have been faster than Sri Lanka had expected, but as David Warner illustrated with a boisterous 62 from 46, it was also tempered with a good deal of the benign. Likewise Australia's attack was intense and assured, but it was hardly the menace Sri Lanka's batsmen made it out to be.
Sri Lanka had spoken of how critical stability from the top order would be to any hope of victory, but in recent Tests, the most experienced group in the team have given the most flight to failure. Sharp swing bowling might have been their downfall in the home Tests against New Zealand, but at the MCG, they fashioned a collapse from indiscipline.
Tillakaratne Dilshan can cite his sparkling Hobart ton as justification for a hyper-aggressive approach despite the presence of swing, but even the "that's how I play" defense will be stretched thin by the baffling swipe across the line that allowed a Mitchell Johnson inswinger to disturb his stumps. There is a grey area between audacity and imprudence that players of Dilshan's ilk are allowed to tread, but there is a limit to talent, and fetching a straightening delivery on a fast surface with as wild a stroke as that is perhaps task beyond any batsman.
Mahela Jayawardene was out wafting at a delivery that was never threatening the stumps early in his innings. It is a manner of dismissal that has almost defined his career outside Sri Lanka, and severely frustrated his claims to batting greatness. Deliveries of that line trouble most batsmen early in their innings, but for a man of Jayawardene's talent, he has been staggeringly incapable of overcoming that weakness. In the last two years, he has averaged under 18 outside Asia, in eight Tests.
Thilan Samaraweera was out hooking - a rarity for him, which makes his dismissal so puzzling it is almost unfathomable. Angelo Mathews then drove hard at a wide one, when Sri Lanka's innings was already in tatters. There is occasional merit in launching a counterattack, especially on a pitch as good as this for batting, but having seen three of his team-mates out to loose strokes already, perhaps Mathews would have been better served by the resolve he has so often proved himself capable of. He is saved from the most exacting scrutiny by the shortcomings of the seniors above him, but he will likely be Test captain soon and he will then find moments of such incaution will attract far less generous assessments.
It is difficult to suggest a method of improvement, because as coach Graham Ford noted after play, Sri Lanka's collapse was no major fault of technique. It has been the case throughout their last few innings, where various batsmen have looked in form at different times but they have stumbled collectively. Much of the talk from the Sri Lanka camp before the match had been about staying grounded despite the significance of the Boxing Day Test, but perhaps that is a mental feat they did not quite manage.
"Some of it could be as a result of it being such a big occasion and the boys have been looking forward to it for such a long time," Ford said. "I think the desire to do well is extremely high, which at times can create a little extra pressure. It's not a technical thing, and I certainly know it's not a work ethic thing. The guys have worked unbelievably hard on skills that are required in these conditions. Once you get out there though, you've got to have a clear mind and you've got to make good decisions. I think Kumar showed just how important that is."
The capitulation was all the more disheartening because the day could have been one of celebration for Sri Lanka's greatest batsman. Kumar Sangakkara batted with the poise and skill entirely befitting a man who confirmed himself statistically among cricket's batting elite by crossing the 10,000-run threshold. He struck a trio of sublime boundaries off Johnson a few overs before an immaculate cover drive brought up the milestone just before lunch, as the biggest crowd he has ever played for roared their appreciation. By becoming equal fastest to the mark alongside Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara, and one innings ahead of Ricky Ponting, Sangakkara's achievement is Sri Lanka's second-best individual success after Muttiah Muralitharan's wicket tally, but his day's memories will be marred by the meekness of his colleagues. He deserves better than that from the team he has served so consistently, for so long.
Sri Lanka's bowling attack now finds itself having to bring the team into a match that may already have slipped away, when it was that batting that ought to have hidden the attack's inadequacies with a big total. Sri Lanka have stressed that this is a bowling attack in transition throughout the tour, but judging from the scorecards so far, you would think it was their batting that has been weak, green and ineffective.
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Schumaker will serve as a liaison with the university's Board of Governors. She also will provide support and handle event planning for the President Office's.
Schumaker currently serves as senior director of board and public relations for the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission. In her new job, she will work with the commission on reports the university is required to submit.
She will begin her new job July 1.
The university announced Schumaker's appointment Thursday in a news release.
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SANFORD, Fla. (AP) - The Orlando Sanford International Airport is going to try to opt out of only using TSA agents for security screening.
The president of the airport said Tuesday that he would apply again to use private operators to screen passengers, using federal standards and oversight.
U.S. Rep. John Mica included a provision in federal aviation legislation that strengthens the ability of airports to use private screeners instead of only using agents with the Transportation Security Administration.
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"I would have preferred more opportunity to speak to the media more often, because there were a lot of things that I think it could have, should have said that could have, would have helped John McCain." That's what Sarah Palin said in an interview that aired last night regarding her interaction – or lack thereof – with the press. On the campaign trail Palin did sit down for high profile interviews with all the network anchors as well as appearances on cable. Do you think she's right? Did she fail to get her message out or did the message fall flat? Exit polls showed that about 60% of voters didn't feel Palin was not qualified to be president.
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Playing in a competitive division and section (Division IV, Section V) will require every drop of energy, every second of focus for the girls basketball team from Phoenix Christian Prep to survive.
That is why it is important to play in holiday tournaments, to allow as many players to get as much experience as possible before the Cougars enter the heart of their schedule.
They accomplished their goal in the first of two games on Friday (Dec. 6) in their Holiday Hoops Tournament.
A 44-26 victory over Phoenix Northwest Christian enabled PC coach Bruce Consier to use many of his young players. The Cougars (4-1 entering the day's second game against Glendale Copper Canyon) had a balanced scoring effort, led by junior Dinah Watson's 12 points. Leah Janes and Mariah Leary each scored eight.
Consier was encouraged by his team's play on Friday. He even had four junior-varsity players see action.
The team's first order of business is defense.
"We have a good defense and decent speed,'' he said. "We have to keep that pressure on the other teams.''
Watson scored six points in the first quarter as PC jumped to a 16-2 lead after the first eight minutes. It was 26-6 at the half.
Northwest Christian got untracked a bit in the third quarter, pulling within 36-20, but PC went on a 6-0 run to begin the fourth to douse any hopes the Crusaders had for a comeback. Northwest Christian also played the day's early game and fell to Tucson Amphitheater.
PC also showed patience on offense, passing the ball around the perimeter and waiting for players to make their cuts to the basket.
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Correcting wrongly entered ethical approval date Ethical approval for this study was granted by the ethics board in each of the three respective participating universities (AUTEC 11/114, May 25th 2011), (Ref No.: 111160/ UCSD June 23rd 2011), (SSD/CUREC1A/10-054 Oxford, July 16th 2010)*** Note that an error was made in entering the date for the UCSD ethical approval - it should in fact be "June 23rd 2011" (and not "August 4th 2011"). ***
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Both have been absent the last three weeks, when the Chiefs have held voluntary workouts at their practice facility. The absence of Flowers has brought up rumors that the Chiefs are trying to trade him, while Houston is entering the final year of his contract and hoping for a new deal.
Meanwhile, Reid provided a positive update Friday on a couple of injured players.
Tight end Travis Kelce, who missed last season with a knee injury, could begin doing more next week, and wide receiver Kyle Williams appears to be making progress in recovery from a torn knee ligament.
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The House of Representatives will vote to repeal limitations on the use of tax-advantaged accounts for the purchase of over-the-counter medications as early as June 4, according to a report published online by The Hill, a Washington, D.C.-based political newspaper.
The most effective way to get patients to stick with their medication regimens all the way through their therapy, it turns out, is to give the job to community pharmacists. That means giving them time and adequate compensation to do what they do best: counsel and monitor patients, one-on-one.
Two drug makers are looking to win approval for an experimental drug in patients with colorectal cancer that has spread to other parts of the body.
Adherence interventions targeted to nonadherent patients proved more effective in improving medication adherence when compared with broad interventions that cast a wide net to encompass all medication takers, according to new research sponsored by CVS Caremark.
A drug used to treat Type 2 diabetes produced significant reduction in blood sugar in African-American patients, according to results of a late-stage clinical trial.
Following the Senate's defeat of a proposal that would have permitted "personal importation" of prescription drug medications, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores lauded the Senate's decision to support patient safety.
The $317 billion problem of medication nonadherence has many sources that often combine and overlap in complex ways. But fears of whether a drug is safe and will work are among of the most frequently cited reasons why patients don't take their drugs as prescribed, or don't take them at all.
Rexam Prescription Products recently partnered with Marsh and MainStreet Market pharmacies for a new campaign that encourages consumers to safely dispose of their unused or expired medications.
Food and Drug Administration drug warnings can have an immediate negative impact on medication adherence among patients, even if the warnings are not safety related, according to new research sponsored by CVS Caremark.
Pfizer has partnered with EatingWell magazine to launch the drug maker's Lipitor For You "Recipes 2 Go" mobile application.
Federal and industry officials have been negotiating a federal track-and-trace system as part of a reauthorization of the Prescription Drug User Fee Act, according to published reports.
Perrigo on Friday announced that it has received final approval from the Food and Drug Administration for its abbreviated new drug application for lansoprazole capsules in the 15-mg strength.
Retail pharmacy veteran Frank Scorpiniti officially assumed the role of CEO of Rexall Pharma Plus in February. Now that he's settled in North of the Border, Scorpiniti talked with Drug Store News about his new role and his insights on the Canadian retail pharmacy market.
More than 80% of health plans would require a drug manufacturer to demonstrate a clear clinical benefit compared with current branded and generic treatments in order for its drug to be placed in the plan's formulary, according to a new survey.
The Food and Drug Administration has approved generic versions of one of the country's top-selling drugs made by eight different companies, the agency said Thursday.
Prestige Brands on Thursday morning announced the launch of Dramamine for Kids.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services earlier this month released a memo to all Part D sponsors, warning them that the agency has "observed an increase in beneficiary complaints related to the transfer of prescriptions from retail pharmacies to either mail-order or specialty pharmacy without their explicit consent."
CVS Caremark has aggressively set its sights on enhancing medication adherence, and the initiatives are paying off as the company estimates that its PBM clients saved nearly $2.4 billion in 2011 because of improved medication adherence for chronic conditions, according to findings of its annual Insights Report.
Big trends can sometimes take centuries or even millennia to develop. Think about how long it took between the dawn of anatomically modern humans and the adoption of agriculture. Health care is no different, having come a long way since the days of bloodletting and the assorted quackeries that were once considered acceptable medical practices.
Walmart and Sam's Club will be among the first retailers to offer a generic version of an antiplatelet drug.
The number of prescriptions being sent electronically jumped by 75% between 2010 and 2011, while almost all of the retail pharmacies in the country are connected for e-prescribing, according to a new report by the country's largest e-prescribing network.
One of the fastest-growing drug trends in the United States isn't teenagers smoking pot or young adults on ecstasy at dance clubs, but abuse and misuse of legal prescription drugs.
The National Association of Chain Drug Stores has emphasized the commitment of NACDS and the chain pharmacy industry to partner with policy-makers and others to improve quality and lower costs in the healthcare delivery system in a statement sent to the U.S. Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee.
Medication nonadherence costs the U.S. healthcare system about $290 billion per year, according to New England Healthcare Institute. That big and scary number — the kind whose sheer enormity can make one's eyes glaze over — is now even bigger.
Legislation proposed in the House of Representatives would speed up Food and Drug Administration approval of knock-off versions of vaccines and other biologics while requiring the agency to conduct more inspections of drug factories overseas, according to published reports.


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TV star Carol Vorderman has been ranked top of the bottoms - for a second time.
The ex-Countdown brainbox is the first person to take the Rear of the Year title twice.
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James needs a sit down and Edward Scissorhands pierces my heart.
Strictly Come Dancing presenter Claudia Winkleman is returning to the hit ballroom show this weekend.
Presenter Jonathan Ross - whose part in the "Sachsgate" scandal on Radio 2 caused a furore and hastened his departure from the BBC - has said he has been asked to do more work for the station.
Say What is your guide into what has been happening in the world of celebrity on social media.
THREE more Strictly stars are heading for Glasgow as part of the 2015 live tour.
Most of the spying I have done in this column has related to history - statues, plaques and monuments that tell us something about Glasgow's past.
NAZI leader Rudolf Hess made a surprise visit to Scotland in May 1941, when he bailed out of his ailing plane to parachute onto Eaglesham Moor.
GLASGOW'S Customhouse Quay was still a working landing spot when this picture was taken on a particularly still day in 1956.
GLASGOW'S workers were ahead of the game when it came to calling a general strike.
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According to a report from Gamasutra, Need for Speed World and Battlefield Heroes both reached more than 10 million users each this month.
"Developing a community of 25 million players is a remarkable achievement," says EA's Play4Free VP Sean Decker. "It is a testament to the explosive growth of the free-to-play market and a reflection of EA's commitment to spearheading the digital transformation."
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Conference strugglers Dartford bring in Portsmouth forward Bradley Tarbuck on a one-month loan deal.18:18 » BBC Sport
Stevenage sign Bristol Rovers striker Ryan Brunt on loan until January and extend Lee Barnard's spell from Southend.18:02 » BBC Sport
Conference side Lincoln City sign striker Tyrell Waite on a month's loan from League One club Notts County.17:56 » BBC Sport
Conference side Woking re-sign AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper Ross Worner on loan until 28 December17:54 » BBC Sport
Bristol Rovers sign striker Alex Wall on loan from Luton until 4 January, while Donovan Wilson leaves the Pirates for Wolves.17:44 » BBC Sport
Conference strugglers Alfreton Town sign winger John Johnston on loan from Crewe Alexandra until 1 January.17:26 » BBC Sport
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Lifelong is one of eight organizations chosen to help people sign-up for health coverage available through the Washington Health Benefit Exchange.
That is the national theme to this year's World AIDS Day. Held on December 1st each year, World AIDS Day is a chance for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, show their support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. We created a virtual vigil to honor those lost to HIV/AIDS.
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"As President Obama and lawmakers from both parties begin to take their first tentative steps toward again rewriting the nation's immigration laws, opponents warn that they are repeating the mistakes of the 1986 act, which failed to solve the problems that it set out to address. Critics contend that the law actually contributed to making the situation worse," the Washington Post reports.
"An estimated 3 million to 5 million illegal immigrants were living in the United States when the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) was passed. Now there are upwards of 11 million. And the question of who gets to be an American, far from being settled, has been inflamed."
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AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - A Massachusetts school district has canceled classes for the day because floors are too slippery.
LYONS, Colo. (AP) - Heavy rains sent walls of water crashing down mountainsides Thursday in Colorado, cutting off remote towns, forcing the state's largest university to close and leaving at least three people dead across a rugged landscape that included areas blackened by recent wildfires.
LYONS, Colo. (AP) - Heavy rains sent walls of water crashing down mountainsides Thursday in Colorado, cutting off remote towns, forcing the state's largest university to close and leaving at least three people dead across a rugged landscape that included areas blackened by recent wildfires.
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Some Pittsburghers are being ticketed or warned not to park in their own driveways under an obscure ordinance that requires them to pay $225 for a permit if they wish to park within 30 feet of a street.
RENO, Nev. (AP) - The children of an abusive woman whose horror stories prompted Nevada to become one of the first states to allow children to sever parental ties wrote a scathing obituary that was published in the local newspaper - and has since become an Internet sensation.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - A 22-year-old Ohio man linked to the hacker collective Anonymous was sentenced Thursday to three years in federal prison for breaking into police and other websites across the country.
MULBERRY, Fla. (AP) - A Florida pastor was arrested Wednesday as he drove a pickup truck towing a large barbecue-style grill filled with kerosene-soaked Qurans to a park, where the pastor had said he was planning to burn 2,998 of the Muslim holy books- one for every victim of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
VEGAS MOM GIVES BIRTH TO HEALTHY QUINTUPLETS: PHOENIX (AP) - A Las Vegas mother is resting Wednesday after delivering a healthy set of quintuplets in a suburban Phoenix hospital, bringing five new additions to her family's already full house.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House tried Wednesday to pin the success or failure of a diplomatic option to secure Syria's chemical weapons on Russia rather than the United States as Secretary of State John Kerry headed for Geneva to work on a Russian proposal for international inspectors to seize and destroy the deadly stockpile.
DENVER (AP) - Democratic voters in Colorado helped remove two state senators of their own party who voted for tighter gun control - an ouster that was both intensely local and a national test of what can happen to lawmakers who support gun restrictions in battleground states.
ATLANTA (AP) - TV ads tout testosterone treatments for "low T," but surprising new research shows a different hormone may play a role in less sex drive and more fat as men age. Estrogen - the female hormone - is needed by men, too, and the study gives the first clear evidence that too little of it can cause certain "male menopause" symptoms.
NEW YORK (AP) - Life in lower Manhattan resembled any ordinary day on Wednesday as workers rushed to their jobs in the muggy heat, but time stood still at the World Trade Center site while families wept for loved ones who perished in the terror attacks 12 years ago.
NEW YORK (AP) - The race to succeed Mayor Michael Bloomberg is shaping up as a referendum on the 12-year legacy of the billionaire who guided the nation's biggest city through the aftermath of 9/11 and the meltdown on Wall Street.
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In case you missed it (and you probably did, unless you are a very close follower of the news), Joe Biden was forced to apologize today for using the anti-Semitic
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It is one thing to punish a priest for his crimes and misdeeds he committed while wearing the collar. It is quite another to wash your hands of him, knowing full well what he has done and will likely continue to do, and consider the matter resolved. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia acted irresponsibly with their handling of Fr. David Sicoli in the past. They are acting negligently with regard to Sicoli now.Read more
SNAP urges investigation of "secrecy-obsessed" commune
It's both dangerous and outrageous any time alleged spiritual figures insist that their followers agree to keep potential crimes secret. The notion that "that all disputes be settled within the confines of the church" is a pedophile's dream and recipe for disaster.Read more
SNAP responds to removal of Fr. Schaeffer from Indianapolis school board
Yesterday, Fr. Bradley Schaeffer stepped down from his position on the Board of Trustees at Brebeuf Jesuit in Indianapolis. We are glad that this cleric has been removed from his position of honor.Read more
RI bishop keeps silent about child sex report vs. priest
Shame on Providence Bishop Thomas Tobin. He got a credible report of sexual abuse by Fr. Timothy Gordon and kept it secret, just like bishops have done for decades.Read more
Three Groups Want Jesuit to Resign from Position on College Board
We are here today representing three different groups who want a Board member of Loyola University's Board of Trustees to resign. The three groups are SNAP, Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, CCC, Coalition of Concerned Catholics and VOTF, Voice of the Faithful.Read more
SNAP responds to conviction of Pastor in Baltimore
The decision today by the Baltimore jury that found Pastor Leon Jones guilty of eight counts of child sexual abuse is one step towards healing the pain that his young victim has suffered. We hope that anyone else who may have been a victim of Jones' crimes are emboldened by this decision and come forward to police and prosecutors.Read more
Teacher loses her license for failing to report abuse, SNAP responds
We applaud the Kansas Board of Education for revoking the teaching license of woman who delayed in reporting suspected child sex crimes to law enforcement.Read more
SNAP responds to disturbing abuse case in Washington D.C.
This is an extremely disturbing case, and we are glad that Randolph King is now behind bars where he cannot hurt more children. At the same time, we are disgusted that it took three days for the police to be called in to investigate.Read more
SNAP calls for ouster of Loyola board member
Yesterday, a Jesuit cleric resigned from a college board under pressure because he did little or nothing to stop a prominent Chicago priest from molesting dozens of children.Read more
WV rules Fr. Quirk must testify in Philly, SNAP responds
The Intelligencer reports that tomorrow (Friday), a West Virginia judge will rule on whether a West Virginia priest, Fr. Kevin Quirk, must testify in a high-profile clergy sex abuse and cover up case going on in Philadelphia.Read more
SNAP responds to arrest of priest in Kansas
Cases like these serve as painful reminder that sexual abuse is not only perpetrated against children, but can affect vulnerable adults as well. We hope that the arrest of Fr. Scheer will help encourage anyone else who may have seen suspected or suffered any misdeeds by Scheer - or other clergy - to step forward, get help, expose wrongdoing and protct others.Read more


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The guy on the Hipsters for Obama badge is a triathlete from Barcelona didn't know that his photo was appearing on Obama campaign swag. "I'm not pro-Obama, I'm not in his campaign and I don't know nothing about politics in the USA."
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Host Kevin Hart says he's bigger than the President: "How does it feel to outdraw Barack Obama? I do it all the time." The VMAs go head-to-head with the Democratic National Convention on Thursday.
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