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The Steelers have signed defensive end Kevin Huntley and released rookie defensive tackle Kyle Clement.
The 6-7, 270-pound Huntley, who was recently waived by the Redskins, has played parts of two NFL seasons.
He had 10 tackles and 2 1/2 sacks for the Raiders in six games in 2006. Playing in five games for the Falcons last season, the 26-year-old Huntley was credited with three tackles.
Clement, who signed with the Steelers as an undrafted free agent, had been out since spraining his knee Sunday.


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Is the federal budget heading for unsustainable deficits or unsustainable surpluses?
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Last week the GAO issued an update of its long-term fiscal outlook. As in the past, GAO found that an extension of current law (the "Baseline Extended" simulation) leads to rising and eventually unsustainable debt "driven by a fundamental imbalance between revenue and spending, which, on the spending side, is driven by the aging of the population and rising health care costs."
OMB, however, released a new estimate last week showing that an extension of President Obama's budget policies would lead to growing surpluses that would eventually pay off the national debt.
OMB cautions that its projections "are not intended to be a prediction of future legislative action, nor are they intended to reflect explicit policy proposals for the years beyond 2023." Still, the budget office says that the "base forecast shows that under 2014 Budget policies, in the long run the budget does not run deficits or increase the debt."
All this raises an important question: How will policymakers know if they have achieved a sustainable fiscal plan?
"Any such assessment will depend on several important but highly uncertain assumptions about policy trends beyond the 10-year window used to score specific budget policies," Bixby says. "The degree to which these assumptions can lead to remarkably divergent results over time is demonstrated by the GAO and OMB projections."
Bixby says the GAO projection, on balance, is more useful in giving policymakers a "reasonable estimate" of where fiscal trends are headed.
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The tough urban warrior isn't a character you'd usually associate with Tory Burch, so you'll be surprised to know that Joan of Arc–worthy armor loomed large on her mood board this season. "My father and grandfather were both collectors, and I was always a little frightened by the suits as a child," said the designer before the show. "But looking back, the details are awe-inspiring." Her central quest for fall was: How do you bring a sense of sweetness and light to that idea of a hard exterior?
Silvery plissé miniskirts and coated gray knits set the mold for the silhouette, which fell shorter at the leg and higher on the neck, and had the glimmer of heavy metal without any of the weight. Burch came across an antique book on saddlery dating back to the sixteenth century, and those graphic equestrian illustrations inspired the prints on delicate chiffon blouses that peeked out from structured tunics. The most charming patterns in the collection had a medieval look and feel; cozy fur muffs were covered in a fabric reminiscent of the Bayeux tapestry and came with secret pockets that modern-city dwellers the world over would appreciate.
There was a samurai influence in the jacquard kimono wrap coats that resonates with the softer, more oversize silhouettes that have been coming through all week. Even a sharply tailored wool crombie coat came finished with a soft breast-plate-like shearling vest, and the look was a practical and polished answer to the winter layering conundrum. By lending a feminine touch to the most functional aspects of a working wardrobe, Burch accomplished her mission.


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Profile Jumoke Balogun, SIS/MA '11
What was one important turning point (interaction with a faculty member, course topic, event attended, internship moment, book, etc.) during my time at SIS that influenced my professional path?
I think my overall experience at SIS influenced my professional path, but I have to credit the wonderful friends I gained. During my time at SIS, a group of young Africanists organically formed an "Africa Happy Hour" group and we have all stayed in touch. I have a friend in the Peace Corps in Senegal, a friend focused on maternal health issues in Sub-Saharan Africa, another working at a boutique consulting firm focused on US-Africa trade relations, and a hosts of others doing amazing work around the world. I met all of these wonderful people at SIS and they continue to be great influence on me. I actually cofounded compareafrique.com with another SIS alum, Kizito Byenkya (SIS/MA '10).
Why I chose SIS?
I actually started at AU as a public history historian and was enrolled in the history program at the College of Arts Sciences, but I strolled past the DAV during my first semester and the rest is history …or I guess it wasn't. After speaking with professors and other students, I knew that this was the place for me. Not only is SIS one of the highest ranked schools in the nation, I chose SIS because the professors and the student all seem to have the same passion as I do for "waging peace."
How I make a difference in the world?
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Carrie Underwood (above), in a Christian Cota dress, won the award for Favorite Country Artist, and joked that she was so excited about winning that she almost tripped on her way to the podium.
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The U.S. average retail price of regular gasoline decreased less than one cent to remain at $3.54 per gallon as of April 22, 2013, down 33 cents from last year at this time. The U.S. average price has decreased 25 cents over the last eight weeks. Prices were lower in all regions of the nation except the Midwest, where the price increased nine cents to $3.55 per gallon. The East and West Coast prices both fell five cents, to $3.48 per gallon and $3.84 per gallon, respectively. The Gulf Coast price dropped four cents to $3.32 per gallon. Rounding out the regions, the Rocky Mountain price decreased two cents to $3.49 per gallon.
The national average diesel fuel price decreased six cents to $3.89 per gallon, 20 cents lower than last year at this time. The U.S. average diesel price has fallen 27 cents over the last eight weeks, and prices decreased in all regions of the nation for the second consecutive week. The largest decrease came on the West Coast, where the price decreased eight cents to $3.99 per gallon. The last time the West Coast price was under $4 per gallon was January 14, 2013. The Midwest price is $3.87 per gallon, down six cents from last week. The East and Gulf Coast prices both dropped a nickel, to $3.92 per gallon and $3.80 per gallon, respectively. The Rocky Mountain price is now $3.85 per gallon, falling four cents from last week.


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Holding Institution: Missouri Botanical Garden, Peter H. Raven Library
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SAGARPA (Agriculture, Stockbreeding, Rural Development, Fishing and Food Ministry)
As its name indicates, this office is responsible for inspecting products of plant, animal and aquatic origin, as well as the international transport of pets. These inspection offices are located at every port, airport or border entry into Mexico.
When entering Mexico by plane or boat, you must fill out and submit your customs declaration. Read it carefully and answer it truthfully. Remember that customs declaration are legal documents, and any false information can lead to retention and destruction of the product or to an administrative procedure involving fines. Therefore, if you are bringing animals, food or products of animal, plant or aquatic origin, with you or in your baggage, you must declare them upon your entry into Mexican territory. When declaring your items, they will be inspected by a phyto-zoo-sanitary security official, who will determine if the import is allowed, regulated or forbidden, in accordance with current regulations.
Note important: The information presented here must be read responsibly and consider the dynamics of pests and diseases of animals and plants in the world. If you have any questions on the entry of goods regulated by SAGARPA, get in contact with the relevant offices. Compliance with the requirements laid down by SAGARPA do not exempt you from the provisions of other entities.
To be the Federal Institution responsible for exercising its authority through the regulation, inspection, monitoring and certification of Agricultural, Aquatic and Fish Health, Safety and Quality, , to benefit the value of food chains determined by SAGARPA.
Location and schedules
Terminal 1
- Gate "E1", International Arrivals (Central and South America and the Caribbean), next to Baggage claim 12.
- Gate "E3", International Arrivals (North America, Europe, Asia and África), in front of Baggage claim 22.
- Public Service Window:
- Ambulatory hall at entrance 7
- Schedule of attention: 24 hours, Monday to Sunday.
- Telephone: 5905-1000, Ext.: 52170, 52171, 52172, 52173 and 52174.
Terminal 2
- Gate "N", International Arrivals, in front of the Baggage Belts, office 71
Telephone: 4313-01-54/Teléfono directo
Timetable: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
- Importación Sala "P" Teléfono.4313-0152
- Exportación entre Sala de llegadas internacionales "N" y "P"
Phone: +52 55 4313-0155
Customer Care 24 hours Monday to Sunday.
Phone: -52 55 3544-3076/3077
5905-1000 exts. 52170, 52171, 52173 y 52174
Person in charge
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Ing. Héctor López Dávalos
Jefe de Oficina OISA AICM Sala "E"
Phone: +52 55 5905-1000 ext. 52170, 52171, 52172, 52173 y 52174
Hours of attention of 09:00 to 18:00 hours. Monday to friday.
- Terminal 2
Ing. Leticia Rentería López
Agricultural and Food Health Inspection Office
Phone: +52 55 4313-0154
De Lunes a Viernes de 09:00 a 18:00 horas
- If you are visiting Mexico — whether on vacation, for business or to set up residence — we would appreciate that you learn about our Agricultural Health and Quarantine Legislation, which establishes the products that can be brought into Mexico.
- If you are visiting friends and family, you can bring gifts, but be informed beforehand on the agricultural- and aquatic-based products that you can bring into Mexico. If you are unaware of quarantine limitations you could inadvertently introduce a pest or exotic disease, which would put livestock and agriculture at risk, as well as Mexico's wild flora and fauna.
Reasons for quarantine in Mexico
Mexico has enormous agricultural and livestock potential, a great wealth of wild flora and fauna, and is free from many diseases and pests existing elsewhere in the world. Some diseases and plagues, such as bovine spongiform encelophalopathy (mad cow disease), hoof and mouth disease, the New World screw-worm fly, akabane, bovine leukemia virus, rabbit haemorrhagic disease, African swine fever, khapra beetles, Oriental fruit moth, pink hibiscus mealybug, and yellowhead disease of shrimp and prawn have been kept out of Mexico.
Imports allowed for tourism
You can bring products for personal consumption without risking the introduction of pests or diseases, with prior visual inspection. These products include:
- Tobacco for smoking
- Polished bone items
- Cured and finished hides
- Dried, cooked, packaged and bottled food (provided they are not from quarantined countries)
- Dogs and cats (up to two) with a valid health certificate and vaccination record.
- Processed products made from potato, turmeric, roasted coffee, prunes, bottled or packaged spices, dried medicinal herbs; canned, cooked or dried fruits and legumes; mushrooms, dried fruits, flours of or ground: corn, yuca, wheat, oatmeal, rye, soy and rice, when visual inspection does not detect pests.
For more information visit: http://www.senasica.gob.mx/?id=622
Regulated imports
Products that may be brought into Mexico depending on the country of origin and the preparation process, provided they comply with phytozoosanitary or aquatic requirements established for their importation, include:
- Birds and their products
- Wildlife and hunting trophies
Note important: For hunting trophies, the importation procedure must be done through the Agricultural Health Inspection Office at the Customs Loading area.
- Other pets (rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, etc.)
- Un-tanned hides
- Vegetable material (seeds, cuttings, etc.)
- Fruits, vegetables, flowers, cereals, plants, etc.
- Dairy products
- Bees and their products (except honey)
- Fresh, dried, canned, frozen meat and meat products (sausage, smoked, salted, matured, etc.) that do not come from countries with total quarantine
- Vegetable-based or aquatic-based flours
- Biological medicines
Forbidden Items
The following products may not be brought into Mexico for any reason, since they pose a high risk for introducing pests and diseases, such as:
- Soil
- Straw and packaging filled with hay and straw decorations
- Homemade food products
- Animal-based flours
- Fresh, dried, canned, frozen meat and meat products (sausage, smoked, salted, matured, etc., or dairy products) that come from countries with total quarantine.
Impor of other specimens
General Directorate of Animal Health
If you wish to enter Mexico with species other than dogs and cats (pets), or any product of animal origin, you must go to the following address:
Location: Boulevard Adolfo Ruíz Cortínes No. 5010 5to. Piso Col. Insurgentes Cuicuilco, Delegación Coyoacán C. P. 04530.
Página SENASICA http://www.senasica.gob.mx
Phone: +52 55 5905-1000, ext. 51037
General Directorate of Plant Health
If you wish to enter Mexico with any type of plant-based product, you must go to the following address:
Boulevard Adolfo Ruíz Cortínes No. 5010 4to. Piso Importación Col. Insurgentes Cuicuilco, Delegación Coyoacán C. P. 04530.
Phone: +52 55 5905-1000, ext. 51345
General Directorate of Fish and Aquatic Regulations
If you wish to enter Mexico with any type of fish and/or aquatic product, you must go to the following address:
Boulevard Adolfo Ruíz Cortínes No. 5010 5to. Piso Col. Insurgentes Cuicuilco, Delegación Coyoacán C. P. 04530.
Area: Imports and Exports.
Phone: +52 55 5905-1000 exts. 53227 y 54109
General Directorate of Phytozoosanitary Inspection
If you need information on the Inspection System at Ports, Airports and Border Areas, go to the following address:
Location: Boulevard Adolfo Ruíz Cortínes No. 5010 3er. Piso Col. Insurgentes Cuicuilco, Delegación Coyoacán C. P. 04530.
Phone: +52 55 5905-1000, ext. 51136 and 51127
International transport of agricultural products
One of the duties of SENASICA, through the General Directorate of Phyto-zoo-sanitary Inspection (DGIF) at Mexico's points of entry is to inspect baggage and plant/animal-based products carried by tourists or travelers. These revisions, which are part of the international quarantine control system, have helped intercept different pests and diseases, which when introduced into Mexico would have had severe impacts on national agricultural production.
For example: Mexico City's International Airport, with the highest traffic of passengers from all over the world, and therefore many imports from tourists, has intercepted pests such as: Fusarium sp. Colletotrichum sp., and Altemaria sp., in bananas from the United States; the khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium) in stored grains from India and fruit flies (Anastrepha ludens) in fresh fruit from Costa Rica.
Live animals, vegetables, products and by products that may be imported in baggage and vehicles.
- Imports Permitted as Tourism
You can bring products for personal consumption or use an existing risk for the introduction of pests or diseases, with prior visual inspection, such as:
Tobacco for smoking, polished bone items, tanned and finished hides, dried, cooked, packaged and bottled foods (provided they are not from quarantined countries). Roasted coffee, prunes, bottled or packaged spices, dried medicinal herbs, canned, cooked or dried fruits and legumes.
From the United States with a USDA seal: vacuum canned, cooked and processed pork, sterile canned pork pate; cooked or processed poultry meat, provided they are not from quarantined states due to bird flu (Connecticut, Pennsylvania, California, Texas, Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland and Saint Louis, Missouri) *health status updated as of December 2004. Milk, dairy and cheese; all these products with their original packaging and labels.
From Canada: pork and poultry — vacuum canned, cooked and processed, sterile canned pate; milk, dairy and cheeses; all these products must be in their original packaging and labels, including the agriculture department or ministry seal of the country of origin.
- Regulated tourist imports (requires compliance with certain requirements).
The following plant- or animal-based products may be brought into Mexico depending on the country of origin and/or source, the animal species and preparation process, to which they have been subjected to, provided they comply with phyto-zoo-sanitary and zoo-sanitary requirements established for their import:
Live animals (ornamental and songbirds, rabbits and other small species), eggs, unfinished or un-tanned hides, head trophies, plant materials (seeds, cuttings, etc.) fruits, vegetables, flowers, cereals, plants, etc. Dairy products, bees and their products (except honey), fresh, dried, canned or frozen meat and meat products (sausage, smoked, salted, matured, etc.) that do not come from countries with total quarantine. Biological medicines and products for veterinary use, lobsters, shrimp, crabs Cooked, brine shrimp, flour and crustacean pellets (not from a source in accordance with Bulletin 420 of Aug. 25, 2004). Living genetically modified organisms, items that have traces of organic products (soil or blood), such as boots, bullfighter dress, spears, rocks, etc.
- Forbidden products
The following products may not be brought into Mexico for any reason, since they pose a high risk of introducing pests and diseases, such as:
Soil, straw, packaging filled with hay and straw decorations Homemade food products. Animal-based flours. Fresh, dried, canned, frozen meat and meat products (sausage, smoked, salted, matured, etc.) that come from quarantined countries or do not have their original packaging and labels, perfectly identifying the animal species, country of origin and/or source. Vaccinations or biological agents that contain any component of exotic diseases or pests, published in the "Agreement listing exotic and enzootic diseases and pests of mandatory notification in the United Mexican States", published on March 5, 1999.
Transport of dogs and cats
Requirements for entering or exiting Mexico
Health Certificate: An original and copy, issued and signed by an official veterinary doctor from the competent authority, or by a private veterinary doctor from the country of origin on letterhead, with the professional license number printed or a photocopy of it (or its equivalent), at the Office of Agricultural Health Inspection, where you enter Mexico, which indicates:
- Name and address of the exporter and importer.
- Animals under 3 months of age that have been immunized against rabies and show their vaccination application date and duration are exempt from this requirement.
- Proof that during inspection prior to export, the animals were clinically healthy.
- Treatment against internal and external parasites in force within 6 months.
If your pet is Mexican and is coming from the US or Canada, you may provide the health certificate issued to you by the private veterinary doctor prior to your exit from Mexico, provided that it has the rabies vaccination and has not been issued six months before, or provide the vaccination record with the current rabies vaccination.
If your pet originates or is coming from any other part of the world
Before completing the above requirements (1, 2 and 3), the health certificate that you provide must state:
- That the animals have been subject to a preventive treatment against internal and external parasites, within 6 months prior to their transportation, and that they are free from ectoparasites.
- Animals originating from Mexico are exempt from submitting a health certificate if a Zoo-sanitary Certificate for Mexican Exportation was issued for the pet's export within 6 months.
- The Official Mexican Veterinary Doctor will inspect your pet's documents and perform a detailed physical inspection. If the inspection reveals the presence of ectoparasites, a private veterinary doctor of the importer's choice must provide relevant treatment; once the treatment is provided, the animal may be admitted.
- If your pet has skin infections such as scabies, dermatomycosis, dermatophytosis, alopecia, or similar, the animal will not be allowed in the country.
- The Official Mexican Veterinary Doctor will spray a disinfectant on the transporters or the animals, both which must be clean.
- Beds or similar items accompanying animals will not be admitted. Only bring enough food for your pet's travel and first day. Any excess food will not be admitted.
- When the Health Certificate does not specify a rabies vaccination, the pet's vaccination record or documents (original and copy) will be accepted. These must include the vaccination date, the type of vaccine used, its duration, and the validity of the application date. The Official Mexican Veterinary will keep only the copy after comparing it to the original document.
- Health Certificates issued by a private veterinary doctor must be on letterhead paper, with the doctor's professional license number printed or a photocopy of it (or its equivalent abroad). If health certificates on official forms are submitted, these must be duly signed and sealed by official personnel from the country of origin or source.
Note important: For any number of pets the procedure is free. Please submit the original and copy of all documents. For information on traveling with your pet, we suggest you contact the consular embassy in Mexico or abroad for additional requirements of each country.
For more information
We suggest you visit the following website SENASICA
If you have questions on Agricultural or Aquatic Health Laws, ask to speak to a phyto-zoo-sanitary security official when you arrive to Mexico and after claiming your baggage. You can also send your questions to:
You can also check on the following website SAGARPA
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2 dogs kill child, 6, in Fanning Springs, Levy officials say
Published: Thursday, August 7, 2014 at 11:50 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 7, 2014 at 4:45 p.m.
FANNING SPRINGS — The 6-year-old boy had played many times with his family's two pit bulls, authorities said, but on Thursday morning the two dogs turned on him and killed him outside a Fanning Springs home.
The boy's name and address, as well as that of his family, were being withheld Thursday pending notification of his mother, said Levy County Sheriff Bobby McCallum, who gave this account:
The boy's father has custody of the boy, and the boy's aunt had driven the father to work Thursday morning before taking the youngster back to the home she shared with the boy's grandfather.
Once there, she let the boy go outside to play, and the two dogs followed him out. The sheriff described this as routine.
The aunt and the grandfather were inside watching television when the aunt looked outside and saw the boy lying in the driveway, unresponsive. She ran outside, and the family called 911 at 8:15 a.m.
First responders from multiple agencies arrived, but the child was dead.
"It appears right now to be a terrible tragedy," McCallum said. "The family is incredibly distraught."
McCallum said the family has never had any problems with the dogs and that they were "well cared for" and current on their shots.
The dogs, as well as four other dogs in pens on the property, were seized by the Levy County Animal Control, he said.
A victim's advocate from the Levy County Sheriff's Office was on scene to assist the family, and the Dixie County chaplain and Marion County Debriefing Team were called in to assist the first responders and dispatchers involved.
Units from the Fanning Springs Fire Department, Levy County Department of Public Safety, LCSO and Levy County Animal Control responded to the scene.
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Let's pretend you're a jet-set 20-something who splits her time between Rome and Paris. Let's pretend that you've always loved your mother's classic Italian leather handbags, but they so weren't for you. The solution? Grab your best friend, traverse your hometown finding the top materials and craftsmen, and make the modern dream bags yourselves. Such is the life of TL-180, the nascent accessory line created by BFFs Tine Peduzzi and Luisa Orsini. The name is based on their initials and combined height—in centimeters.
Inspired by the German sculptor Anslem Kiefer (both a friend and mentor to the girls), the label's bags have classic shapes, skewed with modern touches like a hexagonal frame or a sculptural handle made from twisted pieces of steel. This Fashion Week, they present their wares to the New York style crowd for the first time with an intimate downtown bash. They've lured beauty maven Claire Courtin-Clarins to DJ, and commissioned the artist Langley Fox, a.k.a. Dree Hemingway's little sister, to make the invitations. How do you say "I'm on the list" in Italian?
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Big inning again proves insurmountable for Angels
In search of early turnaround, Scioscia calls first team meeting
ANAHEIM -- By the eighth inning, the Angels found themselves down by seven runs, Mike Scioscia emptied out his bench and fans began filing out of Angel Stadium, paving the way for audible chants of "Let's go Oakland!" and leaving one prevailing thought on the minds of most Angels fans:
Is this really happening again?
Are the Angels, with all their hype and all their promise, on their way to another bad start and yet another uphill battle?
Through the first eight games, Jered Weaver has broken his non-pitching elbow, Erick Aybar has injured his left heel, Josh Hamilton has five hits, the offense is a Major League-worst 9-for-75 with runners in scoring position and the Angels have two victories.
Their sixth loss of this young season, 11-5 to an A's team that has won seven straight, followed an all too familiar script: A subpar outing by the starting pitcher, struggles with men on base by the offense and, for the second straight night, a bullpen meltdown.
It's only eight games, and 95 percent of the season remains, but this was the bad start the Angels wanted -- needed -- to avoid. They're now in last place in the American League West and below the Astros in the standings, even if only for one day.
And they've already called their first team meeting.
"The talent's in that room," said Scioscia, the orchestrator of that meeting. "I think once we get going, get that confidence level to be where it needs to be, we're going to get into our game and play our game more often. We have nobody to think about but our own club."
The sense of urgency comes from recent memory. Last year, the Angels struggled to score runs, could barely hold leads and -- minus Mike Trout -- lost 14 of their first 20 games, putting themselves in a hole they never climbed out of.
But Albert Pujols -- batting .346 and having a far better April than his homerless one last spring -- is trying to keep 2012 in the past.
"We don't go and look back and dig on the old dirt that we already buried," Pujols said after going 4-for-4 with two doubles, becoming the 35th player to notch 1,000 career extra-base hits. "Last year was last year. This is 2013. We need to stay focused and concentrate on this year. That's how I look at it, and I think I can speak for the rest of our ballclub."
Ryan Madson is still on the disabled list, Garrett Richards is taking Weaver's place in the rotation and no starting pitcher has gone more than six innings yet -- including Joe Blanton, who was charged with six runs in five-plus frames Wednesday. That meant Mark Lowe and Dane De La Rosa, a couple of scrap-heap pickups in late March, were coming out of the bullpen to pitch in high-leverage situations in the sixth.
The result: Five runs, one night after Kevin Jepsen allowed the same in a back-breaking seventh.
Howie Kendrick's clutch two-run single the previous half-inning put the Angels within one, but Lowe walked Yoenis Cespedes with the bases loaded, then De La Rosa did the same to a red-hot Brandon Moss, just before giving up a two-run single to Seth Smith and a run-scoring hit to Josh Donaldson, putting the Angels in a 10-4 hole.
"We got shut down the first two games, and we've been swinging the bat well ever since," A's manager Bob Melvin said. "It can be very contagious. Guys here will work counts, work at-bats and pass it on to the next guy, and that's how everyone's getting to hit. That's the way it's been here the last six or seven games, and we feel like our lineup is deep enough to where we can score any inning."
The Angels' lineup should be, too, but that has hardly been on display. On Wednesday, against a rather ineffective Tommy Milone and a collection of relievers, they went just 2-for-16 with runners in scoring position.
"The one thing that's hurting us is hitting with runners in scoring position," Scioscia said. "We're getting the opportunities. We're getting guys on base, and we need to cash in on those."
The perception, too, is that they need to hurry.
But looking at the calendar could make you think differently.
"Everything always looks worse when it's the start of the year," said Blanton, who allowed 10 hits, didn't strike out anyone and has a 9.00 ERA through two starts. "Everybody's always really good to start the year or real bad. There's not a middle ground. Everything is blown out of proportion -- this guy's great or this guy's horrible. It's a long season, and it's about trying to keep that even pace."
Then again, Blanton wasn't here last year.
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Patentable Subject Matter After the Bilski Oral Argument
A Telecast by the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, Washington College of Law, American University and the Federal Circuit Bar Association
November 19, 2009, 4:30-6:30 pm
Washington College of Law, Room 603
In Bilski v. Kappos, the U.S. Supreme Court will address limitations on patentable subject matter in the context of a business method invention, analyzing a body of case law in such a way that some say could wrongly call into question the validity of many other patents and types of claims, while others argue it is not restrictive enough. The oral argument – and the subsequent decision – will be studied by a broad range of members of the patent community who are seeking to determine its effects on innovation, prosecution, licensing, and litigation. PIJIP and the FCBA will host a panel of experts to discuss the case shortly after the Court hears the oral argument.
- Raymond T. Chen, Solicitor, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Counsel for Respondent
- J. Michael Jakes, Finnegan Henderson, Counsel of Record for Petitioners
- Nancy Linck, Rothwell, Figg, Counsel for Amicus Curiae BIO
- Randolph Moss, WilmerHale, Counsel for Amici Curiae Bank of America et al.
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FORMER Croft netballer Lucy Smith has been called-up for the England under 21 indoor netball team to play at the WINA World Championships in South Africa.
The 21-year-old from Blunsdon, Swindon successfully navigated the January trials and saw off competition from far more experienced indoor netball players to earn the call-up.
Indoor netball is slightly more streamlined than its outdoor cousin. There is one less player on each team and the courts are surrounded by high-tension netting so the ball never goes out of play.
It is a version of the game that Smith had never played before the trials in January but has since commited herself to. The Brunel University student is balancing her final year studying for a sports science degree with training at the weekends in Bristol and East London.
Not only that but Smith is also self-funding her dream to the tune of £2,300. She has to cover all of the expenses that go with playing an international competition, from kit costs, to flights and accomodation.
Undoubtedly this is a big commitment but one that Smith is more than happy to undertake as realised her dream of playing for England.
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"I heard about the trials through a friend who got in last year and went along but there were 20 girls who had already been before as part of the under 18s so I had to pick it up quickly.
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Couch Potato 8Trivia brain teasers have some element of trivia in them, but they are not just pure trivia questions.
You know that you're a couch potato if ... you can name the television series in Group B that can be added to Group A, and give the reason.
Group A: All in the Family, Gilligan's Island, The Addams Family, The Beverly Hillbillies
Group B: Get Smart, Green Acres, Hogan's Heroes, I Dream of Jeannie, McHale's Navy, The Andy Griffith Show
AnswerEach series in Group A had opening theme music with lyrics: "Boy the way Glenn Miller played, songs that made the hit parade" ("All in the Family"), "Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip" ("Gilligan's Island"), "They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky" ("The Addams Family"), "Come and listen to a story about a man named Jed, a poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed" ("The Beverly Hillbillies"). Thus, "Green Acres", with lyrics "Green Acres is the place to be, farm living is the life for me", can be added to Group A. The remaining series in Group B did not have lyrics with their opening themes.
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Buffalo State is surrounded by trendy cafés, museums, restaurants, shops, parks, and Victorian-styled housing. Accessible by car or bus, the campus is approximately 20 minutes from the Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
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It gave me great pleasure to welcome Wayne Liew as a Mentor to the SitePoint Forums Content Team. The other day, we sat down and although our chairs were a few miles apart (his in Malaysia and mine in the U.S.) I got to know him a little bit better. Here's what we talked about.What brought you to SitePoint and why did you stay and become a Mentor?SP is one of those large, active forums that have successfully maintained the personal touch between members and forum staff. I really like the personal touch and how members are featured and awarded for their contributions and quality posts. I noticed that most threads here get a reply from staff members, be it Mentors, Advisors, Team Leaders and even the Community Admin.
If you have read the book,The Go-Giverby Bob Burg and John David Mann, you'll understand why I like it here.
What areas do you think could stand some improvement?Overall, participating in the forum has been a great experience for me. If something has to be pointed out, it would be the fact that I still see many unrelated or low quality replies from members who are looking to boost their post count so that they can start publishing links.
Yes, there are still quite a few members who still don't understand that post count here is not related to signature links and that links here are all no-follow.I know the team is working very hard to counter this problem. Personally, I try to improve this by posting quality replies myself. Yes, it's a small effort but I deeply believe in like attracts like.
I so agree! I have really enjoyed reading your posts, especially those in our Social Media forum. From several of your posts, I see you are quite knowledgeable about Social Media. What is your favorite social platform?Facebook but increasingly, Google+.
Facebook is a relationship and people-based social network while Google+ is increasingly positioning itself as a content or interest-based social network.
Facebook has been very efficient in mirroring our actual social graph. While Facebook makes it easy to find offline friends, discovering new like-minded people is not easy. We generally don't subscribe to or friend people that like similar pages because liking a page requires too little effort.
On Google+, however, the social network highlights the best posts for us when we search for our interests and the search results are not meaningless status updates. Google+ updates are often meaningful and valuable. It's also amazing how these valuable updates are able to pull in lengthy discussions and quality comments.
To be honest, like many others, Google+ is still behind Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. While lower on my priority list, it's definitely not something that I will write off in the near future. With features like robust photo editing tools, live hangouts on air, integration with the main search engines, authorship, and events (integrated with Google Calendar), I can see how it can become the next popular social network, especially for influencers and content creators online.
What do you see as the future of Social Media?Although this might sound a bit creepy, our social media identity and real identity is going to integrate tightly one day. It's already integrated today if you think about it. For example, recruiters are now Googling your name before considering hiring you. But imagine this, people could walk down the street one day and, through their wearable gadget, find out the social media profile of another guy or gal wearing a similar gadget with her profile privacy set as public. It's a wild guess but I'm a tech geek so leave me alone.
I see that you like to read. Do you like novels or are you more into technical writing?I'm into non-fiction and business-related books. Once in a while, I might pick up books on psychology and social studies.
Have your read any good books lately?Do More Faster by Brad Feld and David Cohen
What do you do when you aren't posting at SitePoint? I read. And I also love discovering new restaurants and food!
What I have read and seen about Malaysia makes it one of my favorite places to learn about. What is your favorite thing about Malaysia?The food here is simply awesome because we have many races here with their own traditional food items. Food cultures from all over the world are slowly crossing our borders, too, because of the rapid development that we are going through.
What is your favorite food?Loving salad more by the day but my favorite is still a nice hamburger!
Favorite animal?A dog.
Pet Peeves?I'm afraid of all creepy crawlies.
If you could travel to anywhere in the world, where would you go?Visiting all of the 50 states in the United States is on my bucket list.
Just make sure Minnesota is at the top of that list! Do you have a favorite quote that inspires you?There is no luck, you work hard and study things intently. If you do that for long and hard enough you're successful. -Jason Calacanis, Founder of Mahalo.com
What else inspires you?Startup entrepreneurs that are out there hustling and crushing it every single day.
Do you use a PC or Mac and do you prefer a Desktop, Notebook, handheld?PC Notebook.
To close, here's your chance at blatant self promotion! Your profile says you are the founder of Sprout Geek. What can you tell us about your site? Care to leave a link?Sprout Geek is currently an online publication for startup entrepreneurs and small business owners. More features are on the way but feel free to enjoy the awesome content while the team and I are hard at work.
That was a great intereview! it is great to get to know to our new members of staff and I so agree with Wayne in so many ways.
Thanks to both, Shyflower for doing the interview and Wayne for letting himself being interviewed
Yes awesome Wayne and Shyflower. It was great to learn about Wayne and Malaysia!
It's nice to get to know you better, Wayne. I really find your posts useful, so keep up the good work! Thanks to you and Linda for this entertaining interview.
Now I'm thinking of Snow Crash except the "real" world knows who Hiro Protagonist is, and aaaaw at him instead of making him stoop to being a samurai pizza delivery guy for the mob.Actually, that's still awesome.
When I go to Perl conferences there are still some people who are mostly called by their Perl handles rather than whatever their "real" names are... and frankly, those are their real names. I guess that's what you get when the community forms online and people meet for real later.
Also, congratulations!
I almost missed this interview, but fortunately catched up on it today
I'd have to agree SPF Staff are extremely busy and do a great job and do try to involve and interact with the members and that is why there are so many of us - and mentors are generally particularly good at that role.
Wayne yes there is a small infestation of low quality posters though occasionally we do get some quite nice replies and posts that luckily outnumber the miscreants. We do deal with forum miscreants swiftly to improve user experience and lessen some of the shoddy posts.
I'd agree with you about some of the social media aspects and like how it appears you are using a common sense approach by being more selective and choosing quality over generic content. We're glad to have you aboard Wayne, and no I am not late with this reply.


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Part 3: By the end of day two our arms were weary thanks to boating more than 200 fish over two days.
By Capt. Patrick Sciacca — March 2005
When you're right, you're right. From the first drop we were into fish. We caught black grouper, red grouper, mutton snapper, red snapper, yellowtail, triggerfish, and more. Chip even managed to bag an elusive hogfish (they are usually spearfished) while I even caught a remora (you know, that suction-cup-headed badboy you see under sharks and whales). All totaled, we caught more than 100 fish and 13 distinct species on day one. The fly rod outfished the standup tackle at a ratio of four to one. I thought Piku was telling me the truth. While I found the slow rise of the rod and gentle drop to be a variation on jigging, there was no denying the results were there.
Then came day two. The morning breeze provided a quick chop across the Gulf, and Golden Streak made mincemeat of it. We were soon drift-fishing with everyone using fly rods. We started catching fish here and there, albeit sporadically. I thought Piku might have been holding an ace up his sleeve because we discussed the criticism he may get about his bait-and-drop system from traditional fly-fishing enthusiasts. Many consider a graceful backcast and ability to effectively use a fly rod as an art form as well as an angling practice. To answer his critics, Piku looked at me and broke out some homemade flies. He had a self-tied yellow fly, ballyhoo fly, and more. Piku said, "Let's see what happens." He stripped line off the reel, and using the same long drop and slow lift as the baited rig, his line got nailed…Bam! He started laughing with each strike. Piku caught yellowtail, grouper, snapper, and more on the fly. "You can't fish like this." I said. "I guess you can," he replied, chuckling as his lure received another hit.
By the end of day two our arms were weary thanks to boating more than 200 fish over two days. We also had several meals sitting in the cooler, learned an impressive angling technique, and viewed a perfect Key West sunset on the way back to the barn. What more could an angler ask for?
As it turns out, I just checked that latest Post-It. It says, "Call Capt. Piku to setup return trip."
Capt. Frank Piku and Golden Streak are available for charter out of Garrison Bight Marina in Key West, Florida. To book a trip, call (305) 509-1547 or visit www.captainfranksfishingcharters.com.
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Re: HAPPY & A HEALTHIER NEW YEAR
I am a nuclear engineer. Most of what I write is technical and detailed. Translation: boring. Strangely, this forum gives me an outlet that I would not otherwise have. Not everything that has happened has been bad. This is easy when it comes from the heart and is read by other hearts.
One thing I've tried to convince trainees under my "tender loving care" is that language is a tool that can be used to your advantage if you take the time. It can definitely set you off from the crowd (providing your reader takes the time to read anything other than the "bottom line"). Which is why I normally write posts off line and then let them simmer with occasional stirring and seasoning until I feel they are ready for consumption. Unfortunately, my skill frequently does not carry over to live presentations. Most of my best ones are conducted without an audience hours after the show was over.
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The Mark of Athena by Rick Riordan came out yesterday. I read the book and tweeted my reactions on the library's Twitter feed. For those of you who don't follow us on Twitter, here are my reactions.
Tuesday, October 2
- Mark of Athena came out today. YA Librarian will tweet her reactions as she reads.
- These reactions for Mark of Athena will be spoiler free.
- p.6 "psychotic snowman" Not a real one though.
- p.11 Very smart Annabeth.
- p. 15 Finally!!!! #markofathena
- p23 Ah, bromance. #markofathena
- p69 So confused about back stories. Going online to read summaries of the last two books. #markofathena
- p.123 "yes, John Green." Not that John Green. #markofathena
- p131 I guess that explains the cover. #markofathena
- p154 Percy's Point of View begins. Have to stop reading and get to work. #mark of athena
- p178 "let's try not to burn down the city this time." #markofathena
- p179 A library! You can always find answers there. #markofathena
- p244 "Just an average day." Really so true. #markofathena
- p256 There are a lot of exclamation points on this page! #markofathena
- p275 I guess that explains it. #markofathena
- p391 Now I want pizza. #markofathena
- p418 I appreciate a smart girl in literature. #markofathena
- p452 "I hate Leo World." #markofathena
- p472 Stopping for the night even though it is at a tense spot. Will continue reading tomorrow. #markofathena
Wednesday, October 3
Back to reading Mark of Athena.
- p505 "...Percy was comfortable with chaos." #markofathena
- p512 "Even other clowns hate clowns." #markofathena
- p535 They never get a break, do they? #markofathena
- p541 "So instead, Annabeth started to think." #markofathena
- p574 The End. I don't know how I can wait another year. #markofathena
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Hand Sighns
SInce when does this have hand sighns?
- Sakura used handsigns in the forrest of death to perform it.188.8.131.52 (talk) 16:24, 11 April 2009 (UTC)
I'm confused at how this technique works! I don't think they replace after they get hit or it would make the technique completely useless. I just kind of imagined them instantly (somehow) switching with their intended target, (a log, carpet, scarecrow, etc.), then placing some sort of genjutsu over it to make it look like them and controlling it as if it were a clone... but the technique isn't a genjutsu... It's ninjutsu... Can anyone help?
- Apparently, the user switches places with a log or other object at the precise moment the enemy's attack hits, creating an optical illusion that makes the enemy think their attack has landed. to allow this, the user obviously has to have seen the enemy's attack coming in advance, or else they'll have no time to make the switch in time. --ShounenSuki (talk | contribs) 00:02, 30 August 2009 (UTC)
- My theory is that the replaced object automatically gets some variation of the Henge or Bunshin technique placed on it. This would especially make sense in circumstances where the replaced object has the appearance of the person it was replaced with, even a few seconds after having taken damage... Now, what I really would like to know is how people can replace themselves with an object in a situation where physical movement is limited/restricted (such as when Lee had kicked Gaara up in the air). 18.104.22.168 (talk) 12:24, September 22, 2009 (UTC)
I don't know which method is used, but I'm definitely sure that body flicker ISN'T used. How can someone use body flicker if he is being held in grip by other characters (end of chapter 5 and beginning of 6)? --Kaziname (talk) 13:19, April 17, 2011 (UTC)
Not sure if this is really important... but where do all these precut logs come from? Is there some factory spewing out logs? 220.127.116.11 (talk) 00:47, February 25, 2010 (UTC)
- It is a secret conspiracy between Kishimoto-sensei and the makers of Naruto: The Abridged Series, so the later could do "LOGGED"-jokes :D :D ;-) lol I dunno, that seems to be kinda joke--Boris Baran (talk) 01:12, May 8, 2011 (UTC)
When did this jutsu appear in chapter 1?--LeafShinobi (talk) 21:28, June 18, 2010 (UTC)
Anime debut
Did this jutsu appear in episode 1?--LeafShinobi (talk) 22:29, June 19, 2010 (UTC)
- Why don't you find an streaming video subbed/dubbed episode and look for yourself?--220.127.116.11 (talk) 08:15, May 10, 2011 (UTC)
- I did gave it flipped it off ... errr ... trough, but found nobody to be logged (A Naruto: The Abridged Series insider joke. In this context, being "logged" means to be deceived by the "Substitution Jutsu". The object used here in the Jutsu is, of course, a log).--Boris Baran (talk) 08:34, May 10, 2011 (UTC)
No hand-signs used
Is it worth noting how this is one those most readily used with no hand-signs? Kakashi had his arms pinned, and Dreidara was missing one and the other was crushed. Thomas Finlayson (talk) 01:32, September 25, 2010 (UTC)
space-time technique
How isn't this one when a user switches place with an object? 0_0--Elveonora (talk) 14:52, September 7, 2012 (UTC)
It's called the Body Flicker Technique, ever heard of it? Kawarimi no jutsu simply uses the Shunshin no jutsu to switch places with an object of the surroundings (such as a log) in order to create an optical illusion, thus fooling the enemy and making a chance for an escape or counter attack.188.8.131.52 (talk) 16:09, September 7, 2012 (UTC) yomiko-chan
Are you sure about that?--Elveonora (talk) 18:41, September 7, 2012 (UTC)
It's not jikukan. Though a little ridiculous (so you have to allow your mind a little more room) they simply grab the closest thing to them and switch with it.--Cerez365™(talk) 20:10, September 7, 2012 (UTC)
i read somewhere that it was shunshin no jutsu. and they said it was from the databook entry. besides it would make sense considering that it has never been so much as hinted as being space-time ninjutsu, i mean its not like every character is able to use space-time techniques like the summoning technique, however the mass majority if not all shinobi possess the shunshin no jutsu which would explain the great speed at which the technique uses.126.96.36.199 (talk) 23:47, September 7, 2012 (UTC) yomiko-chan


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1. What is it like dancing as the character Aurora?
Mosina: The character is coming on stage on her 16th year birthday, and then she is growing through the ballet. She is very interesting…in the first act she is such a girl and in the "visions" scene, she is more romantic and more calmed down, and the third is her wedding, and she is more like a queen.
2. What is the most challenging aspect about dancing as Aurora?
Mosina: It is a long ballet and there is three whole variations and two pas de deux, so it is hard for a ballerina to dance that much in the same evening.
3. Is there any difference in this season's performance of The Sleeping Beauty than the last time you danced as Aurora?
Mosina: Yes, there are different versions of The Sleeping Beauty, there's a Russian version and a Royal version. This year, it is similar the Royal version. There are different steps but pretty much same amount of variations and pas de deux.
4. What do you like most about this character?
Mosina: First of all, it's a pure classical ballet and you have to be in good shape. And, the character she is so young, pure and fresh.
5. What's your favorite dance in The Sleeping Beauty?
Mosina: I think my favorite dance is the rose adagio with the four suitors. The music is so beautiful and the steps are so beautiful.
6. What first got you into dancing/ ballet?
Mosina: Since I was a baby, I always liked to dance and was always moving…it is part of my body, soul.
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Mosina: It's my home, Colorado Ballet. I like the repertoire, I like the company dancers and I like our ballet mistresses. It's the best place to be, work and to grow as a ballet artist.
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Mosina: You have to work hard every day and you have to think about it every day, even at night. You just have to love it.
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