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Maurer gave them 63 pitches and more than they could have hoped for on the mound. He was perfect through four innings, showing signs of the pitcher the organization believes he can be.
But it was clear after giving up a one-out infield hit to Garrett Jones in the fifth that he didn't have much left.
"He was tired," manager Lloyd McClendon said. "He was exhausted."
When asked if he hit a wall in the fifth, Maurer replied, "Yeah, a big one. I ran right into it. I lost my mechanics a little bit there. But I felt good through the first four."
Maurer was better than good in the first four. The only base runner he allowed was a one-out walk to Marcell Ozuna in the first inning. Maurer quickly erased him by getting Giancarlo Stanton to ground into an inning-ending 6-4-3 double play.
He also struck out Stanton later in the game. It was one of four strikeouts.
"I wish I would have gone a little longer," he said. "But I got done what I could."
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"The changeup was probably my best pitch," he said. "I threw a couple 3-2 changeups and got some good swings and misses on."
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Lueders, who won the two-man race on this fast track, teamed with Ken Kotyk, Morgan Alexander and Lascelles Brown to finish in a combined time of 1 minute, 37.26 seconds. The Canadian quartet set the track record on the first run with a time of 48.42 seconds.
Todd Hays of the United States was fourth after the first run but finished second as his unit clocked 1:37.46. Rene Spies of Germany took third in 1:37.57.
Martin Annen of Switzerland remained atop the World Cup standings with 395 points after his fourth-place finish. Hays is second with 350 points, followed by Alexandr Zoubkov of Russia with 335.
Lueders is fourth overall with 330 points.
Florschuetz, Wustlich win luge doubles
IGLS, Austria — Andre Florschuetz and Torsten Wustlich of Germany celebrated their first World Cup win this season, capturing a doubles race on the Olympic track Sunday.
The pair had a combined time of 1 minute, 19.704 seconds to beat Christian Oberstolz and Patrick Gruber of Italy, who finished 0.023 seconds behind. Gerhard Plankensteiner and Oswald Haselrieder of Italy took third.
World Cup leaders Patric Leitner and Alexander Resch of Germany finished fourth but held their overall lead with 526 points. Oberstolz and Gruber are second with 516 points, followed by Austrian pair Markus Schiegl and Tobias Schiegl with 445.
Silke Kraushaar of Germany won the women's event and is only one point from winning the overall World Cup title. Kraushaar finished in 1:20.395. Natalia Yakushenko of the Ukraine was second, followed by Sylke Otto of Germany.
Kraushaar, with 625 points, leads Otto by 100 in the overall standings and needs only one more point in the final race in Oberhof, Germany. Tatjana Huefner of Germany is third with 454 points.
Schoch, Meuli win parallel snowboard World Cup event
PLAN DE CORONES, Italy — Philipp Schoch of Switzerland beat younger brother Simon in the final of the men's parallel giant slalom Sunday for his third World Cup snowboard win this season.
World Cup leader Daniela Meuli of Switzerland beat Julie Pomagalski of France in the women's parallel GS.
Swiss snowboarders Marc Iselin was third and Gilles Jaquet finished fourth. Philipp Schoch leads the men's standings with 4,500 points. Simon Schoch is second with 3,666.70.
In the women's race, Alexa Loo of Canada defeated Michelle Gorgone of the United States for third place. Meuili, winner of three straight, leads with 4,800 points after six World Cup events. Pomagalski is second with 3,420.
Norway defends ski flying world title
BAD MITTERNDORF, Austria — A day after defending his singles title, Roar Ljoekelsoey of Norway led his country to a second consecutive team ski flying world championship.
The team of Ljoekelsoey, Bjoern Einar Romoeren, Lars Bystol and Tommy Ingebrigtsen scored 1,497.9 points to fight off Finland's Janne Happonen, Tami Kiuru, Matti Hautamaeki and Janne Ahonen, who finished second with 1,477.2.
The German team of Michael Neumayer, Georg Spaeth, Alexander Herr and Michael Uhrmann had 1,374 points for third.
Ljoekelsoey had two perfect leaps on the world's largest natural jump in front of 35,000 spectators.
"We are all in great shape and I think we proved we were the best team," Ljoekelsoey said. "However, Finland was a strong challenger and Austria was unlucky."
Austria's Martin Koch, Thomas Morgenstern, Andreas Kofler and Andreas Widhoelzl came fourth with 1,290.6 points.
With his second gold medal in two days, Ljoekelsoey became the first athlete in ski flying history to win four golds. He won two at the 2004 Ski Flying worlds in Planica, Slovenia.
Pechstein wins women's European speedskating title
HAMAR, Norway — Claudia Pechstein of Germany held off two Dutch skaters to win the women's overall title at the European Speedskating Championships on Sunday.
Pechstein finished third in the 1,500 and second in the 5,000 before a sellout crowd of 9,000 and King Harald V of Norway at the Viking Ship Olympic arena.
On Saturday, Pechstein finished third in the 500 and second in the 3,000.
She had 163,159 points in the series, followed by Renate Groenewold with 163,597 points and Ireen Wust with 163,849. Wust won the 1,500 in 1 minute, 57.16 seconds, with Groenewold second in 1:57.77 and Pechstein finished third in 1:58.04.
Pechstein, a 1998 European title winner, finished runner-up five times. Anni Friesinger, winner of the last four European titles, missed the championships because of injury.
Martina Sablikova became the first woman to win an individual title for the Czech Republic, capturing the 5,000 in 7:05.10. Pechstein followed in 7:08.2 and Groenewold was third in 7:08.76.
Eskil Ervik, trying to become Norway's first European champion in 15 years, won the men's 5,000 in 6:23.33 ahead of Sven Kramer of the Netherlands and Enrico Fabris of Italy.
Fabris won the 1,500 in 1:47.57.
The men's 10,000 was scheduled for later Sunday.
Manninen wins at Nordic World Cup
PREDAZZO, Italy — Hannu Manninen of Finland clinched his seventh World Cup victory of the season in Nordic combined, beating Austrians Mario Stecher and Felix Gottwald in Sunday's 7.5-kilometer event.
Manninen, the overall World Cup leader, dominated the cross country portion of the event to make up for a 17th-place finish in the ski jump.
The Finn, taking a 1-minute gap from the jump into the sprint race, finished in 19 minutes, 59.9 seconds to edge Stecher by 2.2 seconds and Gottwald by 3.1.
Christoph Bieler of Austria, who led the ski jump with a leap of 132 meters, trailed Manninen by 22.4 seconds following a 24th-place finish in cross country.
Manninen extended his overall World Cup lead to 363 points. He has 864 points, followed by Germany's Ronny Ackermann, who finished 11th Sunday, with 501.
Poiree beats Wilhelm in photo finish
RUHPOLDING, Germany — Liv Grete Poiree of Norway beat Kati Wilhelm in a photo finish Sunday to win in a World Cup women's 10-kilometer biathlon pursuit race.
In the men's 12.5K pursuit, Michael Roesch of Germany earned his first career biathlon World Cup victory, beating Raphael Poiree in another close finish.
Overall World Cup leader Wilhelm of Germany was ahead going into the third shooting, but missed two targets to give Poiree the lead.
Poiree was clocked in 34 minutes, 41.8 seconds and had two penalty laps. Wilhelm was 0.10 seconds slower after three penalty laps. Albina Akhatova of Russia hit 20 targets to finish third.
Wilhelm defended her lead in the pursuit and overall standings. She leads the discipline standings with 138 points, ahead of Anna Carin Olofsson of Sweden (117), who finished fifth Sunday.
Olga Zaitseva of Russia is third with 102 points after placing 11th in the race.
Wilhelm has 433 points overall to Olofsson's 375. Russian Svetlana Ishmouratova, who did not start on Sunday, is third with 328.
In the men's event, Roesch passed Poiree before the final straight and held off the Frenchman to finish in 39:08.4 with three penalty laps. Poiree was second .10 behind after three penalty laps.
Russian veteran Sergei Tchepikov finished .60 behind after one missed target.
Poiree defended his lead in the overall standings with 344 points, 27 ahead of German Sven Fischer who finished 11th. Roesch is third with 313 points.
Poiree also leads the pursuit standings with 108 points, one ahead of Roesch and 32 more than compatriot Vincent Defrasne.
Italy, Finland claim World Cup relay races
VAL DI FIEMME, Italy — Christian Zorzi of Italy edged World Cup leader Tobias Angerer and Tore Ruud Hofstad in a dramatic sprint finish to win the men's 40-kilometer relay race on Sunday.
Finland took the women's 20K relay ahead of Russia and Norway.
The Italian men's team, which trailed Norway and Germany by 45 seconds at the halfway point, rallied behind an impressive third leg from Pietro Piller Cottrer, who reduced the gap to 4 seconds.
Zorzi, a sprint specialist, beat his rivals on the final straight as the top three skiers finished within 0.5 seconds of each other.
The Italian quartet of Giorgio Di Centa, Valerio Checchi, Piller Cottrer and Zorzi won in 1 hour, 39 minutes, 16.5 seconds.
Angerer, winner of Saturday's individual 30K freestyle race, anchored Germany to second place 0.2 seconds back. He teamed with Rene Sommerfeldt, Axel Teichmann and Jens Filbrich. Norway was 0.5 behind.
In the women's relay, Kaisa Saarinen, Virpi Kuitunen, Riitta Lisa Lassila and Kaisa Varis won in 55:22.6 seconds to beat Russia by 18.7 seconds and third-place Norway by 1:16.9.
Lassila took the lead in the third leg and Varis anchored the Finnish team to victory. Julija Tchepalova earned Russia's second place with a strong finish.
World Cup leader Marit Bjoergen, third in the individual event, was on the Norwegian team that reached the podium.


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I confess...I weigh every day, even though SparkPeople does not recommend it. I post my weight every time there is a decrease...not on consistent days. My SparkCoach assignment today is to create a weekly weight report blog. What they recommen...
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Plateau Busting
Tuesday, April 02, 2013 3 comments
I finished my 90 day Spark Coach series on healthy lifestyle. Now I am going to go through the 28-day Plateau Busting sessions. I have had a couple of times when my weight would not budge for a week. None of my plateaus have been long. I kno...
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My Story
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 7 comments
I am one of 10 children....#8 in line and youngest girl. When young, I was always slender. When I graduated from college, I was 115 pounds. Marriage, working, raising two beautiful daughters...I forgot self. Little by little my weight increased....
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In Ten Years
Sunday, March 10, 2013 2 comments
SparkCoach instructed us to look at ourselves 10 years from now and have that person talk to our present selves. Interesting exercise. Me in 10 years: I will be 70 and retired. I think I will still be living where I am. I believe that I will b...
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Friday, February 22, 2013 2 comments
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Microsoft were the first to bat at this year's E3 videogame expo, before its official Tuesday opening (following Nintendo and Sony's own presentations), with both the bacchanalia of Sunday night's Cirque du Soleil-headlined event to reveal the final form of its motion-control system now known as Kinect, and with this morning's press conference to show what the next year has in store for their flagship Xbox 360. Here's a quick rundown of what we learned:
1.) Microsoft are releasing a new, slimmer Xbox 360 model this week.
The new model, simply being referred to by Microsoft as The New Xbox 360, will be sold at the same $299 price-point as the current Xbox 360 Elite, but will increase the hard drive size from 120 to 250gb, and come standard with a built-in WiFi adapter.
2.) Microsoft are banking on motion-interface Kinect to make the Xbox 360 a new "family console" choice.
Previously known as Natal, Kinect is a motorized camera and motion sensing bar that adds a controller-free gestural interface to the Xbox 360, due for release in North America on November 4th for a yet-unannounced price. On the console level, Kinect will add both voice and virtual touch controls to the 360's interface, as well as face recognition — selecting your profile amongst the many on your console was demonstrated by simply facing the camera and waving.
Their hope, it seems, is to further expand the role and the image of the 360 as a "hardcore" game console, make it a necessary center-point of the living room by adding more content partners like ESPN (no sign of the previously much-rumored Hulu), and become a true rival to Nintendo's all-ages-marketed Wii, though:
3.) Microsoft do owe at least a small debt to Nintendo's foundation family lineup.
The initial lineup of software for Kinect will sound vaguely familiar: bowling, boxing and track and field events in Kinect Sports, and the motion-controlled mini-games in Kinect Adventure all follow closely in the footsteps of Wii Sports/Resort and Wii Fit.
Kinectimals, a virtual jungle-cat pet sim developed by Elite & LostWinds creators Frontier, contains more than a few traces of the paws-on-the-screen virtual affection of Nintendogs (though, having brought a child on stage to show off its pre-teen appeal, it did come off as the most honest and genuinely affecting demo of the entire presentation).
Other games demonstrated included Ubisoft fitness package Your Shape, racing games both casual and core with Kinect Joy Ride and Forza, and Dance Central — a full-body dance-battle game from Rock Band creators Harmonix (no strangers to dance games, having previously added Dance Dance Revolution steps to Konami's Karaoke Revolution Party), set to feature music by Lady Gaga and M.I.A.
4.) Microsoft want you to know that despite all this they haven't given up on the "core" gamer.
Having rested much of their E3 presence on pushing the 360 as a mainstream device, Microsoft spent the rest of the presentation on triple-A titles: new Gears of War, Call of Duty, Halo and Fable sequels, and Metal Gear Rising, Konami's sword-play focused side-story that provided the only true moment of levity to the lineup, as franchise star Raiden carefully sliced and diced a watermelon with the same sword he'd previously used to cut a van (and numerous soldiers) in two.
Not so much as a word came on Xbox Live Arcade or Indies, nor whether the latter will have access to the Kinect SDK to come up with their own gestural games, though presumably we'll see much more of that on the show floor when the E3 expo properly opens tomorrow.
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Michelle Obama Poisons America's Food Supply. Gives Kids Listeria.
Michelle Obama has poisoned the nation's food supply and potentially given listeria to America's children, according to press reports.Food inspectors have discovered listeria in packaged apple slices destined for McDonald's, Burger King, and various grocery stores.It was Michelle Obama's push for healthier eating that led fast food restaurants to begin including apple slices in their kids' meals.Now, you and I may think it is outrageous | Read More »


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Nike Fleece Brand Book Inspires with Its Words and Production Values
I love this quote from Nike's promotional book: "To get to the next level, you often have to take a step back." It may be a comment on the company's fleece brand, but it also describes the awesome production attributes of this case-bound book.
The piece is urban (layers of chipboard laminated together for the cover), contemporary (an orange color palette with product shots in close focus), collegial (type and copy boxes look inspired by a three-subject spiral notebook), creative (a perfect-bound book glued to the inside back cover) and cutting edge (a CD window was cut into the thick chipboard of the inside back cover).
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Actress Mahie Gill, who will be see playing a sensuous character in "Zanjeer" remake, is excited about her dance number and glam look in the thriller.
Mahie plays the same role that Bindu did in Prakash Mehra's 1973 film that starred Amitabh Bachchan as the angry young man.
"I am very excited about 'Zanjeer' remake," Mahie, known for her performances in films like "Dev D" and "Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster", told IANS.
"Usually, I concentrate on my performance as looks are secondary for me, but in this film you will see me in a never-seen-before avatar. This time I have concentrated on looks more," she said
"It's a very glamorous role and the clothes that I am wearing are new for me. Besides, I have a special peppy song in it, again new for me. I am looking forward to the dance number," she added.
Mahie admits that though it's not a lengthy role, it is challenging.
She said: "This role was very challenging. It's not really a lengthy role, but it was altogether a different experience being part of the film."
Produced by Amit Mehra and directed by Apoorva Lakhia, the new version of "Zanjeer" features southern star Ram Charan Teja in the male lead. The star cast also includes Priyanka Chopra, Sanjay Dutt and Prakash Raj, among others.


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While choosing the career options for children, parents need to consider the child's interest and aptitude, along with the scope and opportunities in any industry.
Generally parents are aware about conventional careers like engineering, medical, accounts, finance etc. But these fields are saturated today, as the supply of trained manpower is more than the demand. Whereas the unconventional careers in the design industry are much in demand with more than hundred specialization available for the students. Fresh design graduates earn between Rs 4 to 15 lakh per annum as a beginning, with a definite growth ahead.
To enter the design industry, one needs to test his/her aptitude, through a special design aptitude test. In this test, first the creativity quotient is identified and then the exact specialization option in design is suggested. This test should be ideally taken by students from class IX onwards.
NID (National Institute of Design) offers seven disciplines at graduate level and 17 disciplines at postgraduate level.Various specialization like industrial design, communication design, textile and lifestyle accessory design, apparel design, IT integrated design, retail and strategic design management, etc are offered.
Other premier design schools are Symbiosis, MIT, Srishti, DSK, etc. Admissions to these design schools are purely on the basis of entrance exam of the individual school. There are 100 seats at NID and around 500 seats at the other design schools at graduate level.
NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology) offers specialization in apparel design, accessory design, textile design, footwear and knitwear design, fashion communication etc. There are 1,770 seats at the graduate level at NIFT. Pearl fashion school has 540 seats. There are around 3,000 seats considering all the fashion design schools in the country.
Fashion in India is emerging with the onset of the new millennium as well as the advancement of technology globally. From fashion technology and designing to styling, there is a lot that students can take their pick from. Since the last decade, fashion in India is finally coming of age. People are more aware of trends now as we belong to the 'Age of Information.' There are several options in this field, ranging from styling and designing to accessory and photography.
Fashion studies usually start at the degree level, after one has cleared +2. Bachelor level programmes include three to four-year courses in fashion designing, textile designing, fashion communication, fashion technology, and more. Internships are an integral part of the curriculum. Post-graduation diploma and certificate programmes vary in duration, from two years, one year to six and even three months. These include courses on handicraft and textile management, brand management, dyeing, printing, etc, and short courses in fashion technology.
Interning in various organisations like fashion and entertainment magazines, TV shows, boutiques, and modelling campaigns boosts your CV. Freelancing is also a great addition to your experience. The more experience you have on your bio-data, better will be your job opportunity and better the salary. Many designers also take students as apprentices. The starting salary for a young designer starts from Rs 15,000 and is followed with periodic hikes, and if you start your own business as a designer, you will get the results accordingly.
Fashion Designing: Designing apparel, footwear and accessories. It requires creativity and individuality
Fashion Merchandising: Deciding and purchasing raw material, analysing market trends, keeping the production cost levelled and selecting textiles.
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Boutique Manager/Owner: Interacting with customers to sell fashion goods.
Fashion Styling: Styling the models and deciding on their clothes, shoes, etc, making them look glamourous and presentable for shoots and other events.
Fashion Event Managing and PR: Managing fashion shows and other fashion events.
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Fancy designing a tiara for the Miss India pageant? Or some really groovy eyewear that will send the fashion barometer rocketing? Or car styling that will be the talk of the town? If your answer's yes, there's a cool career you can make for yourself in accessory design.
Accessory design is a supportive activity of fashion. Fashion, conventionally, has to do with apparel and apparel-based products. But accessory design comes under the umbrella of fashion.
What it means is this: accessory design includes items like jewellery, shoes, footwear or bags. None of these come under apparel, yet they come under the larger umbrella of fashion.
And there are so many zones of the human body for which you can design so many accessories. If you look at the human body, you can categorise it into zones like the head, neck and shoulders, waist, hands and legs.
The head: For the head zone, you can design products like hats, head gear, eyewear, earphones, hair clips, as well as jewellery on the forehead or earrings.
The neck and shoulders: You could design products like jewellery or scarves. Each culture has its own way of designing accessories. For example, the Indian way is to use long or short chains around the neck. In ancient times, Egyptians used metallic spirals around the neck.
For shoulders, you could create sari pins or brooches. Also, bags that you hang from the shoulder.
The hands: You can have armlets, finger rings, bangles, wrist bands and clutch purses.
The waist: These could range from the traditional gold belt or patti or cummerband to the contemporary belts, mobile pouches, betelnut pouches, pockets for iPods and the like.
The legs: You can have toe rings, anklets, footwear which can be formal, semi formal or casual.
All these come under personal and body accessories.
But the other category of accessory design includes lifestyle accessories (secondary zones) like cell phones, cars, houses and their interiors. The current trend is the evolving from personal to secondary accessories. So, from watches and jewellery, the move has been towards writing instruments, signature brand of bathroom accessories and the like. Soon, we may even have customised cars!
Designers work 4-6 months ahead of the market, since it takes that much time from the conceptual stage to the actual physicality of the product. For example, right now, they must be working towards products that will be available in 2011 or even 2012.
Designers begin with visualising or 'dreaming the product'. If it is a watch they want to create, they would consider what materials to use, whether mineral glass or plastic or metal, for example.
Then comes the 'inspiration' stage. They could be inspired by aqua or a peacock, say. From the inspiration stage, they derive the form. The next step is conceptualisation of the product. The next stage is design detailing where they get into the finer points like what the finish should be, what the size, what the locking mechanism, or packaging, or numbers.
After this, it is mock-up stage. At this point, there may be corrections to be made: a watch may look good in a sketch, but not as a product. So, this is when you can fine tune it to make it look better.
After the mock-up, you do some user analysis: take it to the user and ask — can you afford the price, does the watch meet your expectations, is this innovative? The trend, earlier, was that the market research was done first, even before you began. Now, you start with some amount of user research, and go back to the user after the mock-up. You make the required changes and come up with the final finished product or the prototype.
Following this is the stage when the product is launched, after the communication design stage which deals with, among other things, zeroing in on the punchline for the product, advertising, as well as designing the stores in some cases.
Students of accessory design get placed, among many other options, in automobile companies, and companies dealing with jewellery, watches, mobile phone handsets. Depending on skills, they may start at salaries of Rs 20,000-25,000. After some years, many start their own design consultancy/entrepreneurship.


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Editorial coverage for U.S. Junior Nationals proudly sponsored by Q Swimwear!
By David Rieder
IRVINE, California, July 28. THIS coming Wednesday begins a key point in every Olympic cycle for Americans: an all-important visit to the William Woollett Jr. Aquatic Center. For the third straight quadrennial, USA Swimming holds Junior Nationals and Nationals back-to-back in Irvine at the midway point between two Games. It has been well-publicized the importance of Nationals, the qualifier for every major international team prior to the 2016 Olympics, but Juniors, too, will leave an indelible mark.
As has always been the case, the promising 18-and-under talent will use Junior Nationals to put down markers to the veterans on the National team that no one should feel comfortable in their spots at the top. For the first time, though, USA Swimming has reversed the order of the two meets so that the Junior-level meet comes first. While this might water down some of the fields this week as top competitors focus on Nationals, those that do choose to compete at Juniors will have set the pace one week out. Let's take a look at some of the biggest names to watch in this first round.
Curtis Ogren –
This IMer/backstroker/breaststroker committed to Stanford won four events at Winter Junior Nationals in Greensboro, and he is the top seed in both IMs in Irvine this week. At the very least, he'll show off the versatility that will make him interesting to watch in college for the next four years.
Michelle Cefal
– The rising sophomore at Tennessee enters as the top seed in both butterfly events, with times of 59.13 and 2:11.13. She has a chance to make a solid impression in two of the weaker events for the U.S. women.
Townley Haas
– Haas will be seeded first in the 200 and 400 free after setting a meet record in the 400 last year with a 3:51.99. He will look to get under the 3:50 barrier that stands in the way of becoming a legitimate national contender in the event.
Amy Bilquist
– She is seeded first in both sprint freestyles, and her 55.59 in the 100 free stands more than a half second clear of anyone else in the field. She led her team to a dominating performance and meet record in the 200 free relay at Short Course Juniors. Top sprinter in the class will be a big domino in college recruiting this fall.
Caeleb Dressel
– We haven't seen much of Caeleb Dressel since he stunned the Greensboro Aquatic Center with his 18.94 50 free in December, but the future Florida Gator makes a cameo in the 50 free this weekend. Seeded more than a half second ahead of anyone else, he could put on a show.
Ella Eastin
– On her way to becoming one of the top IMers in the country, she will return to a pool she once trained in for weekend swims in the 100 back and 200 IM prior to competing at Nationals next week. With a real chance to qualify for Pan Pacs, this should be just the warm-up.


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REGION: Lung Association gives region 'F' on air quality
Critics says report overstates air quality violations, uses unfair methodology
Despite recent improvements in air quality, the American Lung Association has flunked San Diego and Riverside counties on air pollution standards in its annual State of the Air report.
The association gave both counties an F.
"Even though we are seeing tremendous good signs, we still have a significant number of days when residents are breathing unhealthy air," said Bonnie Holmes-Gen, senior policy director for the American Lung Association in California.
The group's annual report card grades urban areas nationwide on air quality levels, based on its analysis of data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Each annual report examines the three previous years' worth of monitoring data.
However, critics say the report unfairly overstates air quality violations and uses methodology that's different from federal law.
"They rate it differently than what the feds require," said Bob Kard, air pollution control officer for the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District. "Even though we might be doing OK under federal law, we don't pass under (American Lung Association) readings.
"We give the report very little credibility."
According to the ALA's report, the Los Angeles area, which includes Riverside County, averaged 137 days that topped federal ozone limits from 2007 through 2009 ---- the latest three-year period covered in the report ---- a drop of 28 percent over the 190 high-ozone days recorded from 1996 through 1998.
San Diego County saw an average of 30 high-ozone days per year from 2007 through 2009, a 50 percent decline over the three-year period from 1996 through 1998, when 60 days were above ozone limits.
The association also analyzed particle pollution, or the number of fine particles of soot in the air.
Spikes in particle pollution in the L.A./Riverside area dropped from 62 in the period from 2003 through 2005, when the organization began reporting particle levels, to 25 per year in the recent report. In San Diego, days with high levels of particle pollution dropped from 13 to nine between the same periods.
Ozone exposure aggravates asthma, respiratory infections, chronic lung diseases and other lung functions, while fine particles lodge in lungs and increase the risk of lung cancer, heart attack and stroke, health studies show. Both kinds of pollution increase rates of hospitalization and death, particularly in the young, sick, and elderly.
Officials with the lung organization said the numbers show continued problems with air pollution, but also substantial progress.
"The regulations, the improvements to vehicle technology and the changes people are making to their personal lives have really paid off," said Debra Kelley, senior director of advocacy for the association in California.
In San Diego County, those measures include building rail lines, reducing tailpipe emissions from cars and adding pollution control measures at the Port of San Diego. Kelley said it's noteworthy that the county has reduced air pollution levels despite its growing population, which increased 10 percent over the past decade, according to 2010 Census figures.
"We're always fighting the increase in population, and trying to offset that with new technology, and getting people to use their cars," she said.
Kard said the ALA applies stricter standards than federal law requires, adding that the association's report card understates the region's progress in improving air quality.
According to federal air quality law, he said, not all days that exceed air pollution standards count against a region's record. By that measure, San Diego County recently went two consecutive years without exceeding air pollution standards, and may finish a third year without incident.
"That's a far different picture than what the ALA paints, of an 'F' grade for our air quality," Kard said.


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It didn't take long: The first notable Cleveland Brown has already come out on Twitter with his complaint about the referees from today's 23-20 overtime loss to the Dallas Cowboys: How much they paying these refs man! — Phil Taylor (@PhilTaylor98) November 18, 2012 Defensive tackle Phil Taylor, who was able to play with Ahytba
Chris Mortenson reporting deal with NFL referees is "at hand"
We can pretty much guarantee that the Browns will be playing the Ravens under the watchful eye of replacement officials on Thursday night, but it seems there might be a chance that the regular officials will be on hand for this weekend's games. So we'll just have to see how badly NFL owners want to
Let's talk about money and NFL referees
Everyone has been talking about the NFL replacement referees and the lockout, and I've been thinking a lot about it as well. It's even gone so far that the Hooters girls are offering to ref your next game. It's such a big issue in such a big league that it is being used for PR
While We're Waiting … Time for Buffalo and Bad Big Ten
While We're Waiting serves as the early morning gathering of WFNY-esque information for your viewing pleasure. Have something you think we should see? Send it to our tips email at firstname.lastname@example.com. A final preview of today's home game against the Buffalo Bills: "While the Bills exploded last week, they were terrible in Week 1 against
NFL News: Scott Fujita Speaks Out About Replacement Refs
Cleveland Browns linebacker Scott Fujita played his first game of the season Sunday, and today decided to voice his displeasure about the replacement officials working the games. Fujita is a member of the NFLPA's executive committee, and was part of the negotiations for the current CBA. [Related: What happened on D'Qwell Jackson's unnecessary roughness penalty]


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New mapper - working mostly with CC3 and DD3 but I recently got a copy of MapTool as well.
I will be lurking for awhile so I don't ask any dumb questions!
Have seen some fantastic things already - thanks for taking the time to post them up.
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I was just in your fine city for a brunch with the in-laws earlier today.
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That's the funniest thing I've read in a long... time.
I'd almost buy em to help him out.
"Cept I don't have that kind of money and if I did.. well, I'd not buy stuffed toys!
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I like that man's attitude.
wait...I just realized that he made $860 on stuffed animals!! waaaaaat??
$860 for Home Depot and beer. Not bad.
That is truly funny!
Religion is a good thing for good people and a bad thing for bad people. --H. Richard Niebuhr
Whoa! 860??!? Time to raid the kid's closette!!!Originally Posted by Phatman
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The winning bidder was the woman that warned about the fakes. She was afraid that she might miss out on a good deal. Now she is pissed because there were some fakes in the lot. There is supposed to be some info at tradelist.com
"Its not what you take when you leave, Its what you leave when you go."So, if you're in the car, waiting impatiently. . . get over it - you're not that special.
Some country and western song
And here is his follow up auction. Even better!
This guy is toooo funny!
My mother had collected Beanie Babies for six or seven years, she had thousands of the things. All of them in little plastic boxes etc etc... Then one day out of the blue she decided to get rid of them. She called me up to help her take them to the State Reciving Home (orphanage) so they could be handed out as holiday gifts to the children. It took three trips with a pick up to get them their. I think it was the sweetest thing she has ever done.
Have you seen some of the people that collect Beanie Babies? A batch of new Beanie Babies is released and they buy up as many as they can. Some will spend thousands on them. It's artificial collectors market, the company makes as many as they think they can sell. The price is driven up by people hording them and dealers who will buy thousands and "sit" on them till the price gose up.
"When the spirits are low, when the day appears dark, when work becomes monotonous, when hope hardly seems worth having, just mount a bicycle and go out for a spin down the road, without thought on anything but the ride you are taking." - Arthur Conan Doyle
Currently riding an MTB with a split personality - commuting, touring, riding for the sake of riding, on or off road :)
This woman can take those beanies and shove 'em where the sun don't shine. If you knew there were probably fakes in the bunch and the seller couldn't gaurantee anything, why did you shell out $860 for them.
Just another example of our litigous society.
Dooooh! Very funny!!!
I haven't laughed that hard in a long time. He needs to drink better beer though 1.50 around here won't get you anything.
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Too funny! Came at a time when I needed a good laugh, too.
Cheers to the DrunkenSailor..
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
that lady definitely got what was coming to her. I have a cousin that used to collect those things, they had a price list and everything. It was just another fad that went the same way as the whole pokemon thing.
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1987 Schwinn World Sport
Many others, gone but not forgotten.
I know beanies were popular a couple years ago and the prices dropped out of them long ago.. She took the risk buying them at $860 he honestly described them "there might be fakes".
I like his auctions though!!!


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College Hockey:Bemidji Earns Split With Western Michigan
BEMIDJI, Minn. — Western Michigan suffered its first nonconference loss of the year in a 4-2 setback to Bemidji State at John S. Glas Fieldhouse. The loss was WMU's first in six contests against College Hockey America this season.
BSU freshman Jake Bluhm logged his first collegiate goal with 6:57 left in regulation for the game-winner. The Beavers peppered 42 shots on goaltender Daniel Bellissimo, who finished with 39 saves.
Bemidji State (9-7-0) broke a scoreless contest at 15:14 of the second period when Ryan Huddy placed a wrist shot over the shoulder of Bellissimo on the power play. BSU struck again at 18:43 on Luke Erickson's rebound stuff of a Andrew Murray slapshot that caromed off the crossbar.
The Broncos (9-8-1) were held scoreless by netminder Layne Sedevie until early in the third period, when Mike Erickson tallied his eighth goal of the season, on the power play, with a tap-in of Paul Szczechura's pass from behind the net. Szczechura set up the equalizer four minutes later on the man advantage when he found Daryl Moore in front of the crease.
"While I wish the outcome was different, but I'm pleased with our effort tonight," said WMU coach Jim Culhane. "They came at us with a lot of shots and Daniel (Bellissimo) played great to keep us in the game."
WMU's Brent Walton, the nation's second-leading scorer, was held scoreless for only the fourth time in 18 games … Szczechura, who owns a team-high 18 assists, has recorded helpers in 13 contests … WMU is 2-7-0 on Saturday nights … the Broncos have been outshot, 178-95, over the past four games.
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CBO released a brief today on climate-change policy and CO2 emissions from passenger vehicles (for the PDF, click here).
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To be sure, a cap-and-trade system or a carbon tax would raise the price of gasoline, encouraging consumers to drive less and to buy more fuel-efficient cars-- but the magnitude of these effects would be relatively small. For example, CBO has estimated that a price of $28 per metric ton of CO2 in 2012 would lead to a reduction of about 10 percent in total U.S. emissions compared with a no-action scenario. Vehicle emissions, though, would remain relatively constant in the short run, and even over time they would decline only by around 2.5 percent -- much less than the 10 percent reduction in overall emissions.
Several factors account for the relatively small influence that a price on CO2 emissions would have on passenger vehicles and driving behavior. First, a CO2 price of $28 per metric ton would raise gas prices by about 25 cents per gallon, far less of an increase than consumers have recently born with little behavioral result. (Between 2003 and 2007, gas prices increased from $1.50 to more than $3.00 per gallon. Vehicle miles driven, driving speeds, and the purchase of larger vehicles have all responded only modestly despite the dramatic increase in prices.) An increase in gas prices of 25 cents or so per gallon is unlikely to generate massive changes in driving behavior.
In addition, recent changes to corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) standards will require substantial gains in fuel economy over the next dozen years. Especially over the longer term, gas price increases are not likely to have a large effect beyond what CAFE standards will require.
Finally, cultural, historic, and geographic considerations drive the extent to which Americans have become dependent on automobile travel, and their choices tend towards larger and more powerful (and less fuel efficient) automobiles. While dramatic increases in gasoline prices (or shifts in cultural norms) might eventually influence these considerations, the magnitude of gas price increases under most legislation under consideration would likely have little effect.
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Lawmakers hear assisted-living concerns
State regulators are fundamentally failing residents of assisted living homes for the elderly, leading to abuse, neglect and death, according to testimony on Tuesday at two legislative hearings.
Complaints to the departments of Public Health and Social Services are closed without thorough investigation, witnesses told lawmakers, or they are never responded to at all.
Penalties against violators are so weak, and take so long to be imposed, there is little incentive for licensees to comply with the rules, advocates testified.
And when crimes against the elderly are reported to state inspectors, they are processed as administrative violations and rarely sent to police or prosecutors, the legislators were told.
"It's a sorry situation when seniors in need have little trust in the department we have relied upon to care for us," said Margaret Griffin, president of the California Continuing Care Residents Association. "They should be able to rely on the department to make sure their communities are safe."
The hearings were called in Sacramento after U-T San Diego published "Deadly Neglect," a series of reports in September and December resulting from a ten-month partnership with the CHCF Center for Health Reporting.
The investigation revealed that 27 deaths in San Diego County assisted living homes in recent years were the direct result of neglect and abuse.
The series exposed bribery allegations against state inspectors that were never prosecuted and criminal acts that were never reported to police. The Department of Social Services' internal police force has not made an arrest since 2004, the U-T reported.
The news organizations Frontline, ProPublica and The Center for Investigative Reporting also published or broadcast lengthy investigations into abuse and neglect inside board-and-care homes, hospitals and skilled nursing centers last year.
The publicity prompted the chairmen of the Senate and Assembly Human Services committees to convene a joint hearing to get answers from state bureaucrats who license and regulate about 7,500 assisted living homes.
"We've got to find better ways of taking care of our seniors," Sen. Leland Yee, D-San Francisco, said at the conclusion of the morning hearing. "We can only go so far with regulation. I just implore the department to understand there are intangibles that cannot be taken care of with legislation."
Throughout the day, advocates told lawmakers that regulators failed to respond to complaints in a professional or timely manner.
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Markie Parker testified that she spent 21 years as a regulator before resigning in frustration because top Public Health administrators would not allow her to do her job effectively.
She told a joint session of the Senate's Health and Business, Professions and Economic Development committees that senior managers discouraged employees from conducting thorough investigations and acting on their findings.
"The pressure to close cases and get them done is relentless," said Parker, who now works as a family advocate. "People are not doing their jobs."
Advocates complained that consumers had no access to information about assisted living homes because the computer system the department relies on is from the 1990s. They criticized regulators for going easy on violators.
"The enforcement system creates no accountability," said Pat McGinnis of California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform, which has been lobbying for stricter regulations and tougher penalties for years.
McGinnis cited the case of Iris Ramirez, a facility operator who was featured in the U-T San Diego report about operators accused of paying bribes to avoid negative inspections.
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Functional Fitness
Yoga developes functional fitness that is natural to the human body. If you watch animals they are incredibly fit and healthy, yet they do not lift weights or run on treadmills, they get their fitness by lifting their own bodyweight and stretching their spines. Yoga is based on this principle that you only need your own bodyweight to get into the best shape of your life. To get fit you need to develop your strength, endurance and flexibility, yoga achieves this by a combination of static and dynamic movements that stretch, tone muscles and burn fat in a single workout, no equipment needed other than a mat and a little floor space, this makes it the perfect workout to do at home or traveling. Once you know the basic moves you are free to practice anywhere.
Thousands of years ago yogis developed a system of exercises to keep the body healthy and give long life. They found that postures which stretched the spine and massaged the internal organs gave the human body great vitality and radiant health that was not possible by strength or aerobic exercises alone. You are as young as your spine is flexible and strong, you can be young even when you are ninety!
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By focused deep breathing yoga gives control over the breath, and the breath is intimately connected with the mind. When you practise breathing exercises your mind automatically becomes relaxed and tranquil, and from this relaxed state of mind stress is released and mental tension banished. Ten minutes of deep breathing a day will give a total chill out session that will release the days stress and anxieties.
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All athletes no matter what sport they practise will benefit from developing flexibility. When the muscles are stretched regularly they will help prevent injuries that tight muscle are prone to. As well as prevention, yoga will also help existing injuries heal up back to the muscles original length and strength. In 1970 Bruce Lee severely damaged his back by doing good morning exercises (with a barbell on his shoulders) without a proper warm up. Doctors said he would never do Kung Fu again, but within a year Bruce was back to his peak fitness, what was his secret, he practiced yoga backbends.
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RAPE victim Danielle Elliott is probably one of the bravest women you will ever read about.
Not purely because of the ordeal she has been put through at the hands of an evil, dangerous man.
But because she wants to speak out publicly about the abuse she received to tell other women they need not suffer in the way she has done.
Danielle is entitled by law to lifelong anonymity about the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of Michael Dennett, but she has agreed to waive her rights to tell her story.
She could have told that horrendous story anonymously, but she knows it would have far more impact and will be far more widely read by other women if she identified herself.
Her message is for men, too, that brutes such as Dennett, may think they can get away with it, but they can't.
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Danielle wanted to speak out because she felt when she was going through her nightmare there was no way out.
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By some distance, the number of rapes committed are by those who are known to the victim - that does not make it any the less rape.
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Restorative justice, which means offenders avoid going to court, is a useful tool in these cases.
Take the nine-year-old boy and his sister, 10, who pushed over gravestones and destroyed floral tributes.
They could not have faced court, but needed to learn that what they had done would not be tolerated. So restorative justice - which can include writing letters of apology to the victims of crime - was used.
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Windows os is windows server 2008 simplified Chinese edition with Domino Lotus R8 simplified Chinese edition.
The linux os is Debian5_64bit with a Chinese simple language, and the mail system is zimbra6_64 also with a Chinese simple language environment.
The client tool in windows is ZCSDominoMigrationWizard-188.8.131.52
Below is my trouble.
The encoding in lotus web is GB2312 which means Chinese simple language.
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Orchid Sands is the perfect Fraser Island holiday rental accommodation and here's why:
- Fully furnished self-contained house.
- Ultra modern and spacious master-built home in 3 levels.
- Four bedrooms, two lounge rooms, two bathrooms and three toilets.
- Accommodates 10 people in family groups or 7 singles.
- Additional accommodation in a separate shed for 6 at an extra $600/week (subject to availability).
- Only 500m walk to Orchid Beach.
- Surrounded by national park.
- Access to secluded areas eg Ocean Lake, Platypus Bay and Sandy Cape.
- Beach fishing at Waddy Point or near Sandy Cape.
- Swimming for the family at Champagne (Rock) Pools.
Here are the finer details which Orchid Sands offer to ensure your rental holiday is comfortable and relaxing:
- An automatic generator and inverter supply 24 hour lighting.
- Magnificent Fraser Island bore water on tap.
- Fully screened with top quality verticals and venetians in all bedrooms.
- The house is double insulated for noise and climate control.
- Ceiling fans.
- Well-equipped kitchen.
- Indoor entertainment includes satellite TV, DVD player (700 movies) and Hi-Fi system.
- Laundry facilities include washing machine and rotary hoist for your linen (BYO) and other laundry.
- Covered outdoor barbeque area.
- Sink and bench area for cleaning fish.
- House is on a large, fully fenced, level, grassy block suitable for boats.
- Covered parking for two vehicles.
- Walking distance to the general store, SES and Rural Fire Brigade shed and airstrip.
Note – only Telstra mobiles work on the island. If you are not with Telstra we suggest you purchase $30 worth of Telstra pre-paid calls.
Let's take a tour of Orchid Sands
Ground Level:
Come in from the covered car parking to a tiled foyer and internal staircase to upper levels. There is no need to to head upstairs for the loo as there is one on the ground level. The spacious laundry has a washing machine and double bowl sink.
If this is a fishing trip or a large group, there's plenty of freezer space (choose between a 200L or a 500L freezer) and storage shelves.
Middle Floor:
There are three bedrooms all with beautiful bush outlook.
Bedroom 2 is the largest bedroom and has a built-in wardrobe, queen-sized bed and single bed.
Bedroom 3 has two single beds and a chest of drawers.
Bedroom 4 has a built-in wardrobe, queen-sized bed and single bed.
There is a small lounge room with leather lounges and coffee table.
The main bathroom has a large shower recess and double bowl vanity unit. There is also a separate toilet with vanity unit next to the main bathroom.
This level also features four separate covered verandahs.
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You're up in the tree tops!
The master bedroom has a queen-sized bed, walk-in robe and ensuite.
An open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area are on this level.
The functional kitchen features a large 520 litre fridge/freezer, dishwasher, gas oven/cook top, microwave, plenty of bench space and quality crockery, utensils and cookware.
The lounge/dining area features three swivel bar stools, an eight seat dining table, two three-seater and one two-seater leather lounge suite and a large coffee table.
Entertainment includes satellite TV, a DVD player with 700 movies and a Hi-Fi system with a small selection of CDs.
The back covered verandah on this level runs across the total width of the house and has a beautiful bush outlook. There is one six seat and one four seat timber table and comfortable plastic chairs on the verandah.
The Yard and Barbeque Area:
The yard is fully fenced and turfed with an alfresco bbq area.
There is a fish filleting area with bench, sink and light.
A rotary clothes hoist for your laundry.
An automatic sprinkler system.