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They climbed the podium, most having won the last matches of their high school careers. That was something.
But it wasn't enough.
Ten San Diego Section wrestlers medaled Saturday in the State Championships, but they all left Rabobank Arena wanting more.
The same could be said of the section, which has now gone three years without an individual state champion. San Diego had produced at least one champ annually from 1998 through 2010.
Poway, which led the section with four medalists, took second in the team standings as Clovis ran away with its third consecutive championship. It was the Titans' fifth runner-up finish in program history.
"Clovis was ranked second in the nation. We'd be hard-pressed to really beat them," Poway coach Wayne Branstetter said. "To beat the rest (of the schools), the cup's half full."
Yet, on an individual level, only full to the brim would have satisfied. Poway's Victor Lopez and Stevie Cervantes and Brawley's Vinny Elizalde all had to settle for third.
"I wrestled nervous," said Lopez, who won the 145-pound consolation final after losing an 8-6 decision in the semifinals to eventual champion Christian Pagdilao of Santiago. "I wasn't aggressive. I wasn't like the Victor they see in the practice room or at other tournaments. It's definitely heartbreaking."
Lopez, widely considered California's top wrestler at 145, defeated Pagdilao at last year's state meet. He placed second at 103 as a freshman and fourth at 132 as a junior. The easy-going Calexico native makes friends just about everywhere he goes, including among the section's top wrestlers.
"They all wanted to see me in the finals," said Lopez, who will wrestle for Bucknell University next year. "I kinda feel like I let them down."
Fellow senior Cervantes lost to eventual 170-pound runner-up Corey Griego of Sultana before reeling off four straight victories.
Elizalde, a junior, has another year to pursue a state title, but he was still fuming after winning the consolation bracket Saturday. In Friday's quarterfinals, the 106-pounder surrendered the lead with just seconds left against Central's Adrian Camposano, who went on to win the state title.
"I should've been in the finals," said Elizalde, who beat Otay Ranch's Tommy Espinoza for third place.
Along with Lopez and Cervantes, Poway teammates Ralphy Tovar (132) and Tirso Lara (106) placed fifth and seventh, respectively.
Other section medalists included San Marcos' Alexander Graves, who placed fifth at 152, and Escondido's James Cannon, who beat Carlsbad's Chance Eskam for fifth at 285.
San Diego has not had an individual champion since La Costa Canyon's Bryan Grubbs won at 119 in 2010. Meantime, the section has seen several wrestlers with multiple state medals — none of them gold — including Central Union's Micah Perez, who Saturday took seventh at 120. He's placed third twice.
"I could've done better," Perez said, "but I'm asking the question everyone always asks. I'm not gonna just let this down. I'm gonna be going to plenty of more tournaments nationally to put myself out there."
The senior's to-do-list includes the National High School Coaches Association championships in Virginia Beach, Va., in April.
A national title would certainly ease the pain of a state championship never realized.


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April 26, 2012 BY Aaron Hope
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Harbourfront And Arabesque Present JAMRA
Harbourfront Centre and Arabesque, in association with Small World Music, present JAMRA, a contemporary production inspired by the dance forms of the nomadic and gypsy (Rom) peoples of Egypt, Turkey, North Africa, Iran and Lebanon. JAMRA premieres at the Fleck Dance Theatre on Thursday, February 9, 2012 and runs until Sunday, February 12, 2012 as part of Harbourfront Centre's NextSteps 11/12 series.
JAMRA, an Arabic word for "embers", is a vibrant exploration of some of the Middle East's rich dance forms performed by seventeen dancers, as led by Arabesque's Artistic Director and Choreographer, Yasmina Ramzy, alongside a live 11-piece Arabian orchestra, with vocals by Arabesque's Musical Director, Bassam Bishara.
Alongside Choreographers Ferda Bayazit (Turkey), Sashar Zarif (Canadian, Iranian/Azerbaijian), and Khairiiyya Mazen (Luxor, Egypt) – the last remaining practicing Ghawazi dancer – Ramzy and Bishara have created a unique cultural portrait through the distinct rhythms, instruments, vocal arrangements, and melodies found in the dance and music styles of the Middle East.
With Ramzy, a pioneer in the interpretive expression of authentic Middle Eastern dance, at the helm, JAMRA is brought to life in collaboration with celebrated Composer, Vocalist, and Oudist, Bassam Bishara; Costume Designer Deborah Shaw; and Lighting Designer Arun Srinivasan.
Formed in 1992, Arabesque, formerly known as Arabesque Dance Company & Orchestra (ADCO) is Canada's leading Middle Eastern dance and music ensemble. The Company has thrilled audiences internationally with eight major productions featuring 14 styles of classical and folkloric Middle Eastern dance led by artistic director Yasmina Ramzy and musical director Bassam Bishara. The recipient of numerous merits for artistic excellence including the Canadian Arab Federation's Community Contribution Award and grants from the Canadian Council for Arts, the Ontario Arts Council and the Toronto Arts Council, Arabesque has performed alongside such artists as Alabina, the National Ballet of Canada, Bijan Mortazavi, Amr Diab, The Rolling Stones, Rageb Alema and Ben Harper. For more information, visit www.arabesquedance.ca.
Harbourfront Centre and Arabesque present
Fleck Dance Theatre, 207 Queens Quay West, Toronto, Ontario
Thursday, February 9 – Sunday, February 12, 2012
Opening Night: Thursday, February 9, 2012
February 9 – 12 @ 8:00pm • February 11-12 @ 2:00pm
Regular priced tickets $35 - $45
Student tickets are $15 and Senior tickets are $30 - $40
Tickets can be purchased by calling 416.973.4000
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Points are sort of like a special currency. They can be obtained through Donator Packs, Voting, and special events. They can be used to purchase various rewards at the Points Building. The amount of points you have can be seen on the Sidebar, between your Energy and Level.
They can be donated to your Faction, which requires them for some upgrades. The faction can also give points out to members, however points cannot to traded directly between players. The Points Market is a special market just for buying/selling points.
Points can also be gained by trading in certain Collectibles at the Museum.
Points Building
This is where you spend you points. Here are the following things you can spend points on:
|Stock Ticker (This can only be bought once)
|20 Points
|Refill Energy Bar (Once per day, resets at new day)
|25 Points
|25 Points
|Racing License (This can only be bought once)
|50 Points
|City Watch (This can be bought once and downloaded as needed)
|50 Points
|Upgrade maximum loan (by $100,000)
|100 Points
|Display Cabinet (This can only be bought once)
|100 Points
|Gas Can
|100 Points
|Bazaar (This can only be bought once)
|250 Points
|One Merit
|500 Points
Points Market
This is where you buy and sell points. The Points Market has a cap of $50,000 per point so most points sell at, or just under, this amount. Points can also be sold to the Pawn Shop for a calculated price, current $40,000, but cannot be bought there.
Donator Pack used to be available for 100 points, this was removed on the 3rd of November 2010(if I remember correctly).
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Kids fail the test as home helpersRachel Browne
Published: November 23 2012 - 3:00AM
IT'S generation Y's dirty little secret. They might be working, studying and roaming the globe, but it's mum who still picks up their grotty socks and puts a hot meal on the table.
The division of domestic labour in Australian households with adult children has been examined for the first time and the results are not pretty.
Researchers have found that mothers do roughly six times more housework than their adult sons, 4.4 times times more than their grown-up daughters and about twice as much as the father in the house.
The research author, Associate Professor Lyn Craig of the University of New South Wales' social policy research centre, wanted to call her study, ''Does it Ever End?'' to reflect the experiences of mothers.
''You might think as the children get older they would make a more equal contribution to housework, cleaning, cooking and washing, but it's really not the case,'' she said.
''It does seem to be a sticky problem.
''You would hope for more signs of change, which are sadly not really there.''
The research, to be presented at the Australian Women and Gender Studies Association biennial conference at UNSW on Friday, analysed the housework habits of 5512 young people, aged 15-34 and living in the family home, using the Australian Bureau of Statistics' time use surveys from 1992, 1997 and 2006.
It found that 97 per cent of mothers did some domestic work every day, compared with 81 per cent of fathers, 73 per cent of young women and 54 per cent of young men.
Mothers do 229 minutes of domestic work each day, compared with 111 minutes for fathers, 52 minutes for young women and 38 minutes for young men.
While one in four people aged 20-34 opt to live in the parental home, they are not necessarily becoming less of a burden on their parents, the study found.
''It's difficult to change roles within the family home,'' Professor Craig said.
''If mum has always done the laundry and dad has always mowed the lawn, there is an expectation that that will continue even when the adult children are old enough to do it themselves.
''The expectations don't really shift even though the children are old enough to live independently.''
Dr Jennifer Baxter, senior research fellow with the Australian Institute of Family Studies said inequitable division of housework could be a source of tension in some families.
''There could be a reallocation of activities in many Australian households, particularly if you have a situation where the young people have spare time they can't fill, but the mothers are often pressed for time,'' she said.
This story was found at: http://www.theage.com.au/national/kids-fail-the-test-as-home-helpers-20121122-29sxc.html


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DETROIT - Michigan State has landed the No. 3 seed in the Midwest and will play Valparaiso Thursday at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Michigan is the No. 4 seed in the South Region and will play South Dakota Thursday at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
PRINT: 2013 NCAA Tournament bracket
About the teams:
Michigan finished the regular season 26-7 overall, 12-6 in the conference. The Wolverines lost in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Tournament to Wisconsin 68-59.
Michigan hasn't reached sweet 16 since 1994.
Michigan State finished their season 25-8 overall, 13-5 in the conference.
The Spartans lost to Ohio State 61-58 in the Big Ten Tournament Semifinals. Most projections have the Green and White as the #3 seed out of the Auburn Hills pod. Michigan State has made 15-straight NCAA appearances, and 8 Final Four appearances overall.
Oakland University's Greg Kampe will be in studio to break down the brackets on Sports Final Edition at 11 p.m. on Local 4.
Follow your selections using Local 4's online tournament bracket.
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This article was published 23/9/2013 (1426 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Cher's last tour was dubbed The Never Could Say Goodbye Tour, and that's proven to be prophetic.
The singer/actress, who is known as much for her lavish costumes as her many hits, is coming back to Winnipeg to perform at the MTS Centre on June 20, 2014. The concert is part of her 49-city Dressed to Kill tour that criss-crosses North America next year.
Her last tour included 325 dates and was seen by 5.5 million people, a press release says.
She will be supporting a new album, Closer to the Truth, which she releases today in conjunction with an appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman. She will also be appearing as a mentor on the Emmy-winning reality show The Voice in October.


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This article was published 7/9/2012 (1811 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
IT has been 22 years since the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won a Grey Cup.
They have had 26 different starting quarterbacks -- and 41 quarterbacks in total -- during that period.
Any further questions?
If you are looking for the one single overriding factor to explain the beguiling mystery of why, in an eight-team league, the Bombers have been unable to win a championship since 1990, you need look no further than the failure of the club's front office -- year after merciless year -- to either fork over the dough necessary to land an elite CFL quarterback or to develop one on their own.
The problem can be easily summarized in one sentence: In a town that loves a bargain, the front office of the Winnipeg Football Club has wasted over two decades in a fruitless search to find a cut-rate quarterback capable of leading them to a championship.
Want to know why Joey Elliott -- who will start his fourth consecutive game in the Banjo Bowl on Sunday against the Saskatchewan Roughriders -- is the third starting quarterback for Winnipeg this season?
It's because the Bombers decided to make a bargain-basement reclamation project of Buck Pierce, who the B.C. Lions gave up on years ago because, get this, they found out he gets injured a lot. And then the club compounded the problem when they decided to stick with Pierce last winter, even after the likes of the vastly more reliable Ricky Ray, Henry Burris and Kevin Glenn became available.
If it seems like Winnipeg has had more quarterbacks try -- and fail -- to lead their offence than other CFL teams over the years, that's because they have. Only the Toronto Argos have had more quarterbacks on their roster since the start of the 1991 season -- 45 -- and only the Argos and Hamilton Tiger-Cats have had more quarterbacks start a game in that period, at 30 and 31, respectively.
In contrast, Montreal has had just 22 different quarterbacks and 12 different starters while B.C. has had 28 different quarterbacks and 18 different starters.
The result in Winnipeg has been a been a lack of continuity at the most important position on the field. Khari Jones had 74 starts in a Bombers uniform and Kevin Glenn had 72 starts in Winnipeg. But after that, you have to go all the way back to Matt Dunigan for the third most starts for Winnipeg since 1990 at 39, followed by Pierce at 24 and Kerwin Bell at 23. No one else has more than 16 starts.
Sure, the Bombers have had some good quarterbacks put up some very good years since that 1990 Grey Cup -- Jones in 2001 and Glenn in 2007 led the CFL in passing in those seasons. Jones also set a club record in 2002 with 46 TD passes, a mark only Doug Flutie has eclipsed in CFL history.
Alas, Jones and Glenn are also the only Winnipeg quarterbacks to lead the CFL in passing since Tom Burgess did it in that 1990 Grey Cup season.
But the last time you can say the Bombers had a truly elite-level quarterback -- the kind of guy who costs big bucks but also delivers big numbers, the kind of guy every other team seems to have had -- was way back in 1992, 1993 and 1994 when Dunigan was one of the highest-paid athletes in town.
Dunigan also had reliability issues and failed to win Winnipeg a championship -- proving you can't simply buy your way to the Grey Cup with an expensive quarterback. But more importantly, Dunigan at least gave the team a chance to win every season he played in Blue and Gold -- and they did play in the Grey Cup game in two of the three injury-riddled seasons he was here.
While Dunigan will always be best remembered for the miles of yards he threw for in Winnipeg (4,682 in 1993 alone, 713 in a single game in 1994), it was his touchdown-to-interception ratio that the Winnipeg front office -- and every other CFL team -- was really paying for.
A 2:1 touchdown-to-interception ratio is universally considered the gold standard for quarterbacks , the magic number you need to be an elite QB in the CFL -- or NFL for that matter. And Dunigan had it in 1993 (36 TDs, 18 INTs) and was one TD away from doing it again in 1994 (31 TDs, 16 INTs).
The only Bombers starter with any significant number of starts to hit the magic ratio in the intervening years since Dunigan was Steven Jyles, who actually exceeded it -- 19 TDs, seven INTs -- in his brief stint in Winnipeg in 2010. The Bombers front office responded by promptly trading Jyles after that season, using one of the draft picks they got for Jyles to select receiver Jade Etienne fourth overall in the 2011 CFL Draft. They used the other pick to select WR/DB Giovanni Aprile in 2012.
Etienne has literally done absolutely nothing since being drafted, failing to record a single catch or even a special-teams tackle despite dressing in 26 regular-season games. Jyles, on the other hand, was the starting QB in Edmonton this season and he has more completions (109) for more yards (1,497) and a higher efficiency rating (84.9) than any of the three starters Winnipeg has used this season.
The cruel irony for Bombers fans about Dunigan is that the one time the Winnipeg front office decided to cough up big bucks for a QB was at precisely the same time they probably shouldn't have because they had some outstanding talent already in the fold.
Burgess, the man who led Winnipeg to that 1990 Grey Cup and led the CFL in passing that season, still had lost of miles left on his engine. After he was punted aside in favour of Dunigan, Burgess went on to lead the CFL in passing two more times -- in 1993 and 1994 -- as the quarterback for the Ottawa Rough Riders.
And then there's Danny McManus, who broke into the CFL in 1990 with Winnipeg. The Bombers let McManus walk as a free agent after the 1992 season, only to watch as he led the B.C. Lions to a Grey Cup in 1994. And then McManus won another with Hamilton in 1999, capping a remarkable season in which he also led the CFL in passing during the regular season and was named the league's Most Outstanding Player and Grey Cup MVP.
McManus is now in the CFL Hall of Fame. Oops.
Pierce has been OK the past three seasons -- but only when he's been healthy, which, with the exception of 2011, has been almost never. Even then, Pierce's touchdown-to-interception ratio in 2011 -- his most productive year by far -- was 14:18.
And after that? Well, the list of Bombers starting quarterbacks since 1991 is full of names who'd be a great answer to a board game titled, 'Who is the most forgettable player in Bombers history?' Brian Ah Yat, Pat Barnes, Ryan Dinwiddie, Troy Kopp, Stefan Lefors, Tee Martin, Keithen McCant, Kevin McDougal, Shawn Moore, Mike Quinn, T.J. Rubley, Reggie Slack, Chris Vargas... and so on.
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As you've probably heard by now, I have a new book out. It's called Wilpon's Folly, and it tells the story of Fred Wilpon, Bernie Madoff, how the Mets arrived at this legal/financial point, and what to expect going forward. I spend many hours poring over documents, talking to principals in and experts on the case, and I'm very proud of the work that resulted.
The Mets have responded in the time-honored way they respond when unable to deny something: character attack. That's okay- they have a rich history of going after journalists who report something they subsequently have to admit.
The shame of it is, my strong preference is to write about a baseball team, not a legal struggle and financial death spiral. But as I've pointed out before, talking about the state of the Mets right now without factoring in their legal/financial struggles is like diagnosing the health of a patient while ignoring a gunshot wound. It just doesn't make sense, doesn't do anyone any good, and provides inaccurate analysis through omission.
That the story is also a fascinating one helps to make this work somewhat more enjoyable; but it isn't work I sought, and I take no pleasure from writing about the decline and fall of anyone. As to the accuracy of the work, I would encourage anyone to read my work and decide for yourself, whether it is my book, my other reporting on this, or even the case I make for a particular trade/free agent signing. A writer who simply falls back on his qualifications, instead of making the persuasive argument, is a lazy writer. And when a response is a character attack, as opposed to a response to a specific raised, it's a pretty obvious diversionary tactic.
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11-01-2010 #11ragnar Guest
can it load zipped games or do i have to extract the contents of games?
11-01-2010 #12evilsperm Guest
I am looking forward to space quest working
Guess I'll have to test this out.
11-02-2010 #13ragnar Guest
to answer my own question, no zipped files don't work lol. i loaded up all 3 monkey island games, discworld and also day of the tentacle. a lot of fun!
one issue though is when i press start i can't select any of the options, spefically save
hope this gets fixed soon as its bloody awesome playing these classic games again, on my plasma in my lounge room using a ps3 controller lol in 1080p.
now i can get my missus into these games and she might stay off the facebook crap for a while heh.
11-02-2010 #14alexrulz69 Guest
Does anyone have any idea how to enable the mt32 emulation? Everything is running fine except this... I have the mt32_control.rom and mt32_pcm.rom files, I've tried putting them in /ScummVM on my usb hdd, on the internal drive, and in the directories for the individual games, but no luck. It doesn't let me select a MT32 device, and I just get the typical SB16 sounding music.
I have to say though, this is incredible, I'm having a blast playing KQ5, PQ3, and DOTT again with it.
11-03-2010 #15ragnar Guest
my fiance is loving this, not loving the fact she can't save though
hope there is a way to save coming up!
11-03-2010 #16alexrulz69 Guest
Which version are you using? I'm having no problem at all with saving... on most of the Lucasarts games you can just hit start and the option will come up for it, you just have to make sure that in the main menu you set up your paths properly. I have all of my paths set to usb0:/scummvm/, and all of the games have subdirectories within that folder.
On some of the games, like the ones by Sierra, you have to go the save menus within the games themselves, and then you can save from there. Some of them (like Simon the Sorcerer) you have to use an inventory item... if I remember right, in Simon if you use the postcard you can save. Hope this helps
11-04-2010 #17ragnar Guest
it's just curse of monkey island, the first one. when i press the start button theres an option to save, load etc but i can't click on any of them. i have to press select to get back out of the game. so what do you mean by set up the paths properly?
can you give me a screenie of yours?
Edit: nvm i found it lol in options/paths theres a place to select save game output. durr i'm stupid.
11-04-2010 #18alexrulz69 Guest
It's all good, did you get the saves working?
11-05-2010 #19ragnar Guest
well i did and i didn't, i stuffed around with curse of monkey island and still no go.
but then i tried day of the tentacle, and discworld and they both work for them.
so i think its just an issue with the curse of monkey island i have, whenever i press start i can't select any of the options from the screen.
i'm using: The Curse Of Monkey Island (CD Windows)
does anyone have this version of the game working with saves? if not can you reccomend a version that works with saves?
i really want to show my fiance this series but don't want to jump her straight into no 2 without seeing the first one thru, its such a classic game.
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Here is another ScummVM PS3 Port Build 08 update by lousyphreak with source code:
Changelog for build 08:
- Bugs Fixed Noise Level (The Secret of Monkey Island VGA 256 and others)
- Fixed Linear Scaling to RGB mode and Aspect Ratio
- Added libraries FLAC and OGG


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i swear apple always do the same thing. they do stupid updates that dont actually do anything they just ruin the jailbreaking fun. I HAVE NO RESPECT FOR APPLE RIGHT NOW.
but they do protect other peoples devices who havnt jailbroken.
Why go for this update if it brings no new features without a jailbreak I wouldnt have the privilege of using iphone 4
It kinda makes you wonder: at hundreds of megs per iOS firmware update, how much money is Apple spending in releasing these tiny updates to combat jailbreaking? That's a ton of bandwidth.
After all, they don't do micro-updates, if you want the new firmware you have to download it in its entirety. (yeah, I hear this is changing in iOS 5)
Don't Hate - Appreciate!
Hey today i was going to update my ipad 2 from 4.3.0 to 4.3.3, and then rejailbreak. Is there a way to do this? or am i stuck on 4.3.0 for the time being.
Apple can't sit back and leave a security hole in their device. That would be a big no-no.
That said, I'm glad I got my iPad replaced already, so I don't have to worry about this.
That said, my replacement iPad was 4.3.1, so maybe my worry is for nothing
Yep you can just grab a stock 4.3.3 from elsewhere such as felixbruns.de or iClarified. A standard shift+restore without SHSHs will work fine right now and possibly a few days from today. Remember if you need to maintain an unlock, you'll want to use a custom fw. This may still be done without SHSHs as well.
I can't emphasize enough, save your SHSHs for 4.3.3 *NOW* before Apple stops signing
if you miss the signing on ios 4.3.3 but your still on ios 4.3.3 you can use ifaith.


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|Charity Burbage
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Pure-blood or half-blood (possibly)[2]
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Professor of Muggle Studies (after 1993 - 1997)
- "Wizards, she says, must accept these thieves of their knowledge and magic. The dwindling of the pure-bloods is, says Professor Burbage, a most desirable circumstance... She would have us all mate with Muggles..."
- —Lord Voldemort ridiculing Charity Burbage to his followers before killing her.[src]
Professor Charity Burbage (d. July, 1997) was the Professor of Muggle Studies at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry after the departure of the wizard who formerly held the post. Her career lasted from 1993 to 1997, and in these years she taught how Muggles weren't so different from wizards and witches, but this belief became her end when Lord Voldemort killed her for her views during the Meeting at Malfoy Manor.
Early lifeEdit
Charity was born to Mr. and Mrs. Burbage[3] somewhere in Great Britain. Her parentage is unknown, but it is possible that she was half-blood or pure-blood.[2]
Burbage probably studied magic at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and it is likely that she achieved a high graded O.W.L. and N.E.W.T. in Muggle Studies as later in her life she went on to teach this subject for four years. She may have also done examinations in both Muggle Art and Muggle Music, as both appear to be separate branches of the same subject.
Career as a professorEdit
1993–1994 school yearEdit
Burbage went on to return to Hogwarts from which she studied and took up the post of Muggle Studies Professor, replacing a male teacher. Her office was located on the first floor (indicated as where Hermione took her Muggle Studies exam) and it was full of Muggle toys and instruments, suggesting it was possibly used for Muggle Music classes too.
Burbage's class was described as 'a soft option', as opposed to Minerva McGonagall's Transfiguration classes. However, Percy Weasley proposed that her classes were very useful, especially if her students were planning a career in Muggle relations; his father being a case in point. She apparently gave quite a bit of homework, such as essays on why Muggles need electricity.
For unknown reasons, Professor Burbage kept a Lumos Duo spell book in her classroom.
Professor Burbage also came to consider the Potions master, Professor Severus Snape, a friend.
- "It'll be fascinating to learn about Muggles from a wizard's point of view."
- —Hermione Granger awaiting Professor Burbage's class.[src]
Third-years Hermione Granger and Ernie Macmillan both took Burbage's class and found her teaching fascinating. During this year, Burbage gave homework requiring her students to write an essay entitled Explain Why Muggles Need Electricity. At the end of the year, Hermione Granger dropped Muggle Studies, leaving Burbage without a star pupil.
- "'Avada Kedavra. Nagini, dinner."
- —Lord Voldemort casting the curse that killed Burbage and feeding her body to his snake.[src]
During the summer holidays, Burbage was abducted by Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters. An official statement claimed that she had "resigned", although many who knew her were suspicious about her disappearance. She was suspended upside down over a table at Malfoy Manor while the Death Eaters were having a meeting there, where her abductors mocked her and her subject.
Burbage, noticing Snape was one of them, begged him to save her. He couldn't do anything except sit and watch as his master, Voldemort, killed her and fed her body to his snake, Nagini.
- "Alecto, Amycus's sister, teaches Muggle Studies, which is compulsory for everyone. We've all got to listen to her explain how Muggles are like animals, stupid and dirty, and how they drive wizards into hiding by being vicious toward them, and how the natural order is being re-established. I got this one for asking her how much Muggle blood she and her brother have got."
- —Neville Longbottom on Burbage's sucessor, Alecto Carrow.[src]
No one knew of Burbage's whereabouts after her death. Sometime before 27 July, Charity Burbage's alleged resignation from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry was briefly mentioned of the front page of the Daily Prophet. However, members of the Order of the Phoenix did not believe it, as they were unable to locate her anywhere after the summer.
Sometime after the Fall of the Ministry of Magic, an editorial was published on the Daily Prophet disregarding Burbage's previous editorial and informing the public she was reported in hiding. [4]
On 1 September 1997, under the tenure of Headmaster Severus Snape, attendance of Muggle Studies class was made mandatory by the Death Eater-controlled Ministry of Magic, under professor Alecto Carrow. It is unknown whether Burbage's true fate was ever uncovered and revealed to the wizarding world after the Second Wizarding War.
Severus SnapeEdit
- "Severus, please. We're friends."
- —Burbage pleads Severus Snape to save her, moments before her murder.[src]
During their stay at Hogwarts, Charity was friends with fellow Professor Severus Snape.[5] She had enough trust in him to beg him to save her during the Death Eater meeting at Malfoy Manor in the summer of 1997, even after his murder of Albus Dumbledore, saying that they were friends. Unfortunately, Snape couldn't help her because he needed Voldemort to trust him and the outcome would have still been the same and with Snape being killed as well.
Behind the scenesEdit
- Burbage is portrayed by British actress Carolyn Pickles in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1[6].
- Charity says the same last words that Albus Dumbledore did, except she adds another "please".
- Charity Burbage was preceded and succeeded by professors who served Lord Voldemort, though Professor Quirrell only fell to Voldemort during his year off after leaving the job; she herself was murdered by Lord Voldemort.
- There are numerous unidentified female teachers who appeared in the films. One of them may be Charity.
- Carolyn Pickles shares the same birthdate as Roger Lloyd-Pack, who portrays Bartemius Crouch Sr, and John Williams, the composer of the first three films.
- In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7, she has grey hair and she appears to be older.
"Charity" is from the English word charity, ultimately derived from Late Latin caritas meaning "generous love", from Latin carus "dear, beloved". Caritas was in use as a Roman Christian name. The English name Charity came into use among the Puritans after the Protestant Reformation.
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (video game)
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Voldemort made no reference to Burbage herself being a "thief of knowledge and magic", which he would likely have done had she been a Muggle-born. However, this is not a concrete confirmation on her blood status.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Voldemort referred to her as "Miss Charity Burbage", meaning that she was born Burbage and never married.
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (video game)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
- ↑ Deathly Hallows Movie Updates: Charity Burbage Cast, Possible Historic Home for Exterior Shots and More
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For years it occupied a place at the riverside and in the hearts of music fans – and now the Kingston Folk Barge is back, for one night only.
The original was towed away, derelict, a long time ago.
But next month Turks Launches' New Southern Belle will pick up where the Folk Barge left off, hosting an evening of folk music in tribute to New malden-born legend John Martyn.
Martyn, who was briefly a Surbiton resident, died five years ago today (January 29), and a string of folk, jazz, and blues artists will gather on the Thames to play his classic songs alongside their own compositions on Friday, February 28.
Surbiton native and Grey Horse veteran Martha Tilston will join slap guitarist Harry Keyworth, blues artist Tommy Hare, plus other as-yet-unconfirmed guests.
The barge, which has an on-board bar, sets sail from Kingston at 8pm and re-docks at midnight.
All proceeds from the night will go to Creative Youth, the charity behind the International Youth Arts Festival.
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A PROJECT to build 120 homes on green fields in Bridgwater has been given the green light today (January 15).
Planners from Sedgemoor District Council's development control committee are still ironing out the conditions of the application by Summerfield Developments to build the homes south of Durleigh Road.
The scheme was recommended for approval by a planning officer because it would make a major contribution to The Meads Eco-Park and contribute to affordable housing needs in the district.
Bridgwater Wyndham ward councillor Gill Slocombe told the Mercury: "We, the ward councillors, are extremely disappointed.
"We still say this is a premature application which is not needed in the first five years of the Core Strategy."
Cllr Slocombe said she felt the design brief was not in keeping with the surrounding area and fears the access road will have a major impact on traffic.
She added: "We will continue to fight on."
The development is set to include a mix of detached and semi-detached homes, including 36 affordable houses.
It will also use 0.4 hectares of the Bridgwater Fair Field for an access road.
Summerfield says new homes are needed in Sedgemoor and the development would contribute towards flood defences, play equipment, and more than £300,000 to school places.


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The best thing you can say about golf clothes is that they don't look like typical golf clothes. (See: Caddyshack, the PGA Tour, or other venues where typical golf clothes are on full, unfortunate display.) The second-best thing you can say about golf clothes is that they actually help you play golf--they ventilate and accommodate, and they don't pull or tug or stick to your back at clutch times. Add these two things together and you get close to what Ralph Lauren is doing with his RLX Golf line. Take this fitted nylon jacket, with its strategically placed perforations under each arm for ventilation and comfort. Or this polyester polo shirt, wicking away sweat from the body and offering plenty of stretch. Or, hell, these cotton-spandex shorts, which fit perfectly and offer a little bit of give at the waist. They're great-looking clothes that might just help your golf game. What more does a man need?
On Christopher Stoudt, golf pro, New York: Nylon-and-elastane pullover jacket ($245), polyester polo shirt ($95), and cotton-and-spandex shorts ($98) by RLX Golf; synthetic leather golf sneakers ($100) by Asics; RAZR driver by Callaway Golf.
Start with dark shoes and a solid shirt and then work in color or pattern with your pants or shorts. These pants from Nike Golf, made with the brand's Dri-FIT material, wick away moisture while offering some stretch.
Cotton polo shirt ($70) by Moncler; polyester trousers ($80) and leather glove ($22) by Nike Golf; leather golf sneakers ($140) by Ecco.
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Oswald Külpe (August 3, 1862 – December 30, 1915) was one of the structural psychologists of the late 19th and early 20th century. He was born at Kandau, Courland in what is now Latvia. In 1879 he graduated from the Gymnasium at Libau, where he taught for the next two years. He was influenced strongly by his mentor Wilhelm Wundt, but later disagreed with Wundt on the complexity of human consciousness that could be studied.
Külpe was a student of history at the University of Leipzig when he encountered Wundt and decided to change his major to work with Wundt. When he graduated he became Wundt's assistant.
However, he became somewhat impatient with the strictures that Wundt had placed on what could and could not be studied and, after leaving Leipzig for the University of Würzburg, he began to practice what he called systematic experimental introspection. His subjects would complete complex tasks and then provide a retrospective account of their cognitive processes during the task.
His main finding, known as "imageless thought" seemed to be that thoughts can occur without a particular sensory or imaginal content.
Külpe left Würzburg in 1909. After three years at the University of Bonn, Külpe moved to the University of Munich in 1912.
Ernst Bloch and Henry J. Watt were among his pupils.
Major worksEdit
- Grundriss der Psychologie (Outlines of Psychology), 1893.
- Einleitung in die Psychologie (1895; sixth edition, 1913; English translation, 1897)
- Philosophie der Gegenwart in Deutschland (1902; fifth edition, 1911)
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- Psychologie und Medizin (1912)
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Searched around, and have been reading different answers about this topic, so I figured I would post it here and see what you guys think...
Here's the current Meta Tags I use for Html5...
<head> <title></title> <meta charset="utf-8"> <meta name="description" content=""> <meta name="robots" content="all"></head>
Am I missing anything? If you guys could post the code you use on this topic, that would be great! Thanks!
As best as I can tell, the only meta tag difference between HTML4 and HTML5 is the new "charset" attribute, which is just a shorthand for http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF8".
Though, I'd suggest you move the charset meta above the title, otherwise the title won't be able to use the full range of characters.
There are more differences.
Not correct. It needs to be within the first 1024 bytes, though.
If you're going to have it empty, you can omit the whole thing.
This can also be omitted.
Hmm... I really thought I had seen a situation where this was the case, but now I can't reproduce it. So it seems you're correct. My mistake.
I guess I'm behind the curve then. What other meta tag differences are there in HTML5?
Though really it still should come before the TITLE if you are using that element for such propose that's probably where the other confusion occurred.
Well let's see.
global attributes: HTML4 allows lang and dir, HTML5 allows global attributes on all HTML elements.
http-equiv: HTML4 says this attribute is for servers, HTML5 says it's for UAs. HTML4 allows any HTTP header, HTML5 has a small set of allowed values.
name: HTML4 "does not list legal values for this attribute.", HTML5 lists legal values and has a wiki page as extension point.
scheme: obsolete in HTML5.
New element-specific attributes in HTML5: charset.
Global attributes in HTML5 other than link and dir: accesskeyclasscontenteditablecontextmenudraggabledropzonehiddenidinertitemiditempropitemrefitemscopeitemtypespellcheckstyletabindextitletranslateevent handler attributesdata-* attributesARIA attributes
content model: HTML4 allows only in head, HTML5 allows in body when microdata attributes are used, and in noscript in head (depending on the attributes).
required attributes: HTML4 has all attributes except content optional, and content required. HTML5 says "Exactly one of the name, http-equiv, charset, and itemprop attributes must be specified. If either name, http-equiv, or itemprop is specified, then the content attribute must also be specified. Otherwise, it must be omitted."
Well that's just scratching the surface, if you check the definition of each name and http-equiv keyword in HTML4 and HTML5 you'll likely find that every one of them is changed in some way (probably because HTML4 is so handwavy).
There's no such requirement in the spec.
Why not? Doesn't the browser need to know the encoding before it can decode the title? Yes, it does, but the charset meta is scanned for in the first 1024 bytes before the real HTML parser starts. (The HTML parser also looks for charset metas if the scanner failed to find one, but this can cause the page to be renavigated and scripts to execute twice so it's a bad idea to rely on it and it's invalid).
I'd say it's a good idea to declare the encoding in the HTTP header so the scanner can be skipped altogether.
I didn't mean a 'requirement', it never has been to my knowledge? I agree it's a lot lower down the food chain order than HTTP Content-Type header; etc; if available.
Ah, OK. It was a requirement early on in HTML5 actually, before the parser and pre-scanner was fully fleshed out.
What is the reason for having the <meta> tags before the <title> what does it give me? I do it in my documents but i am not clear as to why.
By default, you can only use ASCII characters unless you have declared a different character set. That takes effect from the point where you make the declaration. So anything you have before the <meta charset> must be in ASCII or use HTML entities for any non-ASCII characters.
okey it's thing so text can be display properly in the english alphabet. Here is a good example. How about the other character set's out on the net?
It's not really clear what your question is. You can use UTF-8 to cover most (if not all) languages.


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USA Weather Channel Founder says Al Gore should be sued, according to a report in Business and Media Institute, 5 March 2008. On March 3 2008 John Coleman told the 2008 International Conference on Climate Change in New York, he is highly critical of global warming alarmism, and that his recommended strategy for exposing "the fraud of global warming", was to sue those who sell carbon credits, to force alarmists to give a more honest account of policies they propose. Coleman said. "If the lawyers will take the case – sue the people who sell carbon credits and that includes Al Gore. The lawsuit would get so much publicity, so much media attention. And as the experts went to the witness stand and testified, I feel like that could become the vehicle to finally put some light on the fraud of global warming."
Editorial Comment: When Companies buy Carbon credits, but don't reduce their Carbon emissions simply because they now own some trees in Africa that were growing there anyway, and then turn around and charge their customers for the privilege of buying Green (so the company does not end up out of pocket) then the only thing that's changing is the consumer has less to spend and western society is being impoverished. Do your own asking if you want to check this out. (Ref Politics, Corruption, Environmentalism)
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It's amazing just what family history resources are on the internet. I'm working for a client whose ancestor was an eminent psychiatrist and ran a Lunatic Asylum that was commended for it's care of patients, along the way I came across this website http://salisburyinquests.wordpress.com/. The site offers 1,867 press reports of Coroners Inquests for Salisbury and South Wiltshire 1868 – 1920.
Not all Coroners Inquests papers have survived, they are often culled after a certain length of time by the Coroner and they are also subject to the 100 year rule restricting access. However a coroners court was of great interest to the reading public of local papers so you will find very full articles on editions closest to the court sitting.
The site has a good description of what inquests are as well as some maps of where the accidents happened, the maps are being added to. The reports vary in length and detail, but all will name the deceased, witnesses and doctor who certified death.
It should be noted that this isn't a complete list of all inquests as the author has an interest in particular cases i.e. railway accidents, workhouse deaths etc. However it is well worth searching if you have ancestors in this area of Wiltshire. The author is to be commended for putting the time and effort into producing a website offering such useful genealogical material.


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Augustus J. Lythgoe was the son of a British immigrant. He was born in the Aiken area and educated at the South Carolina Military Academy. He worked on the Blue Ridge Railroad until it was suspended. (The remains of this failed railroad are still visible in the Stumphouse Tunnel, north of Walhalla.) Lythgoe then moved to Abbeville and married Margaret Isabella Wier. With his brother-in-law, John A. Wier, Lythgoe went into the mercantile business under the name of Lythgoe & Wier. During the Civil War, Lythgoe joined the 19th SC Regiment, attaining the rank of colonel by December 1861. He was killed at the Battle of First Murfreesboro and buried at the battle site. He also has a marker in Upper Long Cane Cemetery and was survived by a wife, one son, and two daughters.
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More than 100 attorneys and legal advocates attended the March 31 Court Advocacy Day at the Statehouse, which was co-sponsored by the Massachusetts and the Boston bar associations.
The featured speakers focused on the need for adequate funding for the Massachusetts Court System. Those speakers were: MBA President Edward W. McIntyre, BBA President Kathy B. Weinman, Chief Justice for Administration and Management Robert A. Mulligan and Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall.
"We ask the Legislature today to fund the Massachusetts judiciary at $622.7 million to ensure the courts' core functions are sustained," McIntyre told the gathering at the Grand Staircase.
Marshall said cutting the court budget further will delay justice for many, including those dealing with foreclosures, child support and domestic violence, among other legal matters. She and Mulligan met with legislative leaders before Court Advocacy Day to share the impacts of further fiscal reductions, which include up to 375 layoffs, relocations of courthouses, delaying of restraining orders and CINS petitions, as well as an increase in the number of pre-trial detainees.
"Justice is like oxygen," Marshall said. "While you are breathing it, you barely notice that you are. Cut off the supply, and you will notice it more quickly than you realize."
After the speaking program, attendees lobbied their legislators for adequate court funding: $601.2 million for the Trial Court and another $21.5 million for the Appeals Court and the Supreme Judicial Court. Gov. Deval Patrick has proposed a FY 2010 budget for the judiciary of $579.4 million.
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Author Kathryn Erskine was interviewed for BookCast by Fairfax County Public Library Director Sam Clay. BookCast is sponsored by Virginia Commerce Bank through the Fairfax Library Foundation.
Kathyrn Erskine's first young adult novel Quaking is a Virginia Reader Choice Master List selection. It is the story of Goth teen Matilda (Matt), who has experienced a traumatic childhood. Things change after she is taken in by a peaceful Quaker family during the divisive days of war in the Middle East.
Kathryn Erskine grew up mostly overseas and attended eight different schools, her favorite being the Hogwarts-type castle in Scotland. She has also lived in the Netherlands, Israel, South Africa, Canada and Alabama. Prior to writing young adult fiction full time, she was a lawyer.
From Booklist: "This is a compelling story, which enfolds the political issues into a deeper focus on the characters' personal stories. Idealistic teens will be interested in Matt's growing acceptance of her new family, of Quaker values, and of her need to take action, rather than simply observe."
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TROWBRIDGE captain Matt Howard admits it's hard not to have "one eye on Twickenham'' after his side moved to within two victories of a dream date at the home of English rugby.
Howard's men clinched their place in the South West Intermediate Cup final – the last eight of the RFU Intermediate Cup – with a 34-10 thumping of Bletchley at their Doric Park base in the Southern Counties Vase showpiece on Saturday.
Trowbridge will host the winners of the postponed South West Counties final between Wells and Ivybridge on February 22 where victory would send them into the national last four, a tantalising one win from a Twickenham final.
While that would be the ideal conclusion to their cup heroics, Howard, who jetted off skiing for his stag do on Monday, says his side are already adding historic new chapters to the club's history.
"I was chatting to a couple of the older members at the club after the game and a few of them were saying that it's the best achievement in the club's history because it's the highest accolade that they have won,'' said the flanker, whose side scored five tries to see off Bletchley.
"We've got lucky with the (cup) draw keeping us at home, but it's a fantastic moment.
"There are good times at the club and as we keep taking down the games there will be one eye on Twickenham."
Trowbridge are currently second behind Wells in Southern Counties South and were beaten 28-8 by them in their opening league game of the season.
But should the Somerset side form the opposition in this month's regional final, Howard believes his side can give a better account of themselves.
"When we played them before it was the start of the season and we were a bit undercooked,'' he said.
"Should it be them, we will feel we can give them a much better game, especially if we play as we did on Saturday.''
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It's got a few things that drugs don't though...
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Maybe you should just quit then...
So I have been thinking and obviously running is a great activity, but when I took a step back and looked at it, I was blown away with how much it was like a drug. • The reason I got into running was largely influenced by others. • One day you will do LSD (Long Slow Distance) and the next Speed. • Whether you are thinking about that days workout or past races, it's all you can talk or think about. • It is the best high when you are running. Which is why you keep coming back. • I did it everyday after school with my friends. • The people I do it with are the same people I get in trouble with. (During High School in particular) • It is so addictive that no matter how much pain you put yourself through and even when you know that you have to do mile repeats that day, you still go because you know how good it feels when those endorphins are flowing. • Every time I swear off it, I'm right back doing it again.gg Hello, my name is Mike, and I have a running problem.
Dude, I can't believe you OD'ed at just 21.6 miles.
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You're darn right you know. I have a very addictive personality. After a dalliance with drugs then alcohol - I moved on to pregnancy (four kids) - now to the relief of my poor husband I am a runaholic. Take today - I am having a rest day but every ounce of me wants to run...and run...and run. Totaly addictive. Maybe it's the endorphins! Claire xxx
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I'm not addicted to pregnancy, fortunately.
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Carshalton Athletic manager Tommy Williams says his side is finally gathering the momentum needed to take them up the Ryman League Premier Division table.
The Robins beat a floundering Cray Wanderers 2-1 at Colston Avenue on Saturday thanks to a wonder first goal of the season by defender Luke Nolan, and a Hakeem Adelakun strike.
Despite the win, Williams' men remain bottom of the table but only on goal difference - although the teams immediately above them have up to six games in hand.
The Robins travel to one of those teams, Hastings United, this weekend, with the manager confident his team can stay up.
"It is certainly on now as other results this weekend went our way too, so it is becoming very interesting," he said.
"I've said it would take time to get to a regular high standard of performance, but our recent results prove we are getting there."
Carshalton conceded the first goal when Cray striker Leigh Bremner won, and promptly dispatched, a rather contentious penalty awarded on 26 minutes.
But the Robins equalised four minutes later when Adelakun's 30 yarder deceived Cray keeper Andy Walker and squirmed over the line.
"I told the lads at half-time that I felt we'd started slowly but Hakeem's goal spurred us on and we grew in confidence from that point onwards," Williams said.
"However, I felt it would take something special to win as the game went on."
And he was proved right as, after Cray spurned two good chances to take the lead through Tyrone Sterling and Michael Power, up stepped left back Nolan to power home the winner from 30 yards that beat Walker all ends up.
"Everyone was pleased for Luke and it was a great strike," Williams said.
"He's been out the side a lot this season but he has kept working hard and his overall display today was capped by the goal.
"Both Luke Evans and I were impressed by him even before he hit the back of the net."
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Krauss hit his fifth homer in five games since he was acquired from the D-backs and collected six RBIs on Saturday as Double-A Corpus Christi used an 11-run ninth inning to rout the Midland RockHounds, 17-6.
The Hooks became the first Texas League team to score 11 runs in the ninth since Fort Worth in 1937. And Krauss enjoyed another big game for his new team.
"It was awesome. We had a good time, obviously," he said. "It was just one of those things where hitting is contagious, everybody is getting on base and nobody wanted to be the last out.
"I'm feeling good, seeing the ball well and I've been able to drive it and have success that way. I'm able to help the team drive in some runs in the middle of that lineup; so far, so good."
In five games with the Hooks, the 24-year-old outfielder is hitting .409 with seven extra-base hits, 15 RBIs and a 1.182 slugging percentage. Before the trade, he was batting .283 with 15 homers, 61 RBIs, a .416 on-base percentage and .509 slugging mark for Double-A Mobile.
The 2009 second-round pick, like many of the prospects Houston brought in through a flurry of pre-deadline deals, said it was initially difficult to process being traded for the first time. After that, it was exciting to be part of an organization that seems focused on rebuilding and giving young players a chance, he said.
"You always know the possibility to be traded is out there, but you never really think it's going to happen. The Diamondbacks' farm director called me, said I was traded to the Astros, wished me luck, and a lot of things were going through my mind like, 'What's the next step? Where am I going? What happens?' At first, I guess I was probably a little nervous.
"But I'm really excited now here with the new organization. They're trying to go young and turn things around. The dream goal of everybody in the Minors is to get to the big leagues and a lot of guys know they have that chance. And they're feeding off it."
Bobby Bochering was acquired with Krauss for third baseman Chris Johnson. He went 4-for-5 with a pair of homers, a double and four RBIs on Saturday. The 16th overall pick in the 2009 Draft also has taken to the Astros organization, hitting .400 with three homers, 10 RBIs and a .950 slugging percentage in six games.
Borchering also has shifted back to his natural position at third base after playing the outfield all season in the Arizona system.
"He's a guy that I had known for a few years, we were drafted together, so that did make it a lot easier," Krauss said. "He's been lights-out since he's been traded. Sometimes you need that change of scenery to get back, and he's been on fire lately. I think he feels more relaxed, and he's excited to be back at third base."
For Krauss and Borchering, the new environment appears to be serving them well.
"In Corpus, especially, there's a lot of new guys in the last few weeks and we're coming together, coming to know each other. We can do some special things in the Texas League and hopefully beyond in the future," Krauss said.
Jose Martinez went 4-for-6 with a pair of RBIs and two runs scored, while Andrew Simunic tripled, doubled and plated two runs for the Hooks.
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Pruitt didn't know if there was any relationship or connection between the shooter and the victim, he told CNN.
The victim was airlifted to a hospital in Bakersfield, Calif., Pruitt said.
The shooting occurred in the science building on the school's campus, but Pruitt didn't know if it took place in a classroom or the hallway, he said.
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>Health and Nutrition>Potassium
So, I read that it's really hard for people to not get enough of this in their diet and that deficiency is very rare.
However, I've been logging my food for the last two weeks - only one day with processed food (pizza one night). Vegetables are the cornerstone and it's generally pretty balanced except I don't care for most dairy too much. I'll have greek yogurt twice a week, and a little goat cheese each day, but that's it. Most my vitamins are easily well over 100% from whole foods. It is reduced calorie, as well.
Potassium however, I can't seem to get much above half my daily value any day for the last two weeks.
Does supplementation make sense? Does anyone have any experience with this?
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Eating any beans? Nuts?
Hmm, in the last two weeks I've had lentils but no beans or nuts. I tried sunflower seeds in a bid to get potassium but I just couldn't do it. Stomach turned knots just trying. It looks like my main sources have been spinach, tomatoes, and arugula.
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I could add a banana each day, though it looks like that would be 420 mg, so I'd still be very short every day. I'm short by an average of 1800 mg a day for what the logging program says I should eat. (4600 mg) Which would take 4 bananas and some other, which would add a lot more Calories than I have room for. (Using dietpower)
Also, this thread was funnier than I expected
With the diet you describe (heavy on veggies), I'd find it surprising if your potassium intake were inadequate, no matter what spaniel calls you.
JOOI what does a typical daily menu look like for you?
Dried fruits, avocadoes, seeds and nuts, beans, fish, potatoes (mostly in the skin). Also dried herbs and paprika/chilli powder are pretty high but you can't eat a lot of those in one meal...
If all else fails eat some chocolate - that's got plenty of potassium
Personally I wouldn't worry about it unless you have some symptoms that can reasonably be explained by potassium deficiency - in which case get some tests done.
I could add a banana each day, though it looks like that would be 420 mg, so I'd still be very short every day. I'm short by an average of 1800 mg a day for what the logging program says I should eat. (4600 mg) Which would take 4 bananas and some other, which would add a lot more Calories than I have room for. (Using dietpower)
Also, this thread was funnier than I expected
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A decade later, the AFC North champion Bengals have a shot at postseason payback. The resilient Steelers, meanwhile, are eyeing a familiar path to a frequent destination.
The Bengals were on the rise in 2005 when they hosted the Steelers in the wild-card round. Then Pittsburgh defensive tackle Kimo von Oelhoffen crashed into quarterback Carson Palmer's left leg in the first quarter, shredding Palmer's knee. Cincinnati struggled behind backup Jon Kitna and the Steelers rolled to a 31-17 victory on their way to a fifth Super Bowl title.
Cincinnati won the division with backup A.J. McCarron after Andy Dalton broke his right thumb in a home loss to Pittsburgh last month. McCarron is a respectable 2-1 in Dalton's absence, but he was three months old the last time the Bengals won a playoff game, a drought that turns 25 this month and includes six straight postseason losses. The Steelers haven't gone more than five years between playoff wins since Richard Nixon was president.
Pittsburgh has injury problems of its own with running back DeAngelo Williams nursing a sprained right ankle. The Steelers are already without star Le'Veon Bell, lost for the year after injuring his knee against Cincinnati in November. The injury stemmed from a hit by linebacker Vontaze Burfict that spurred a war of words with Steelers linebacker Vince Williams that spilled over into social media and pregame warmups last month.
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SWINDON Town are looking at three potential options to fill the void created by Brad Smith's return to Liverpool - with the intention of bringing them on board prior to the weekend trip to Crawley Town.
Smith, who only joined Town on a youth loan last week, is back at his parent club for assessment after sustaining a grade one medial ligament strain during the 2-1 victory at Luton Town in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday night.
Having pursued the left-back for most of the summer, the injury is a major blow to Robins manager Mark Cooper and owner Lee Power, who are trying to draft in a new recruit as soon as possible.
When asked by the Advertiser if one specific player had been targeted, Cooper said: "Not just one - there's two or three. If you get your hopes up about one you can get let down, so we've spoken about two or three different players.
"If we're going to do it, we'll do it before Saturday."
Cooper is reluctant to move Nathan Byrne, Swindon's shining light, back to the left of his midfield three for the visit to the Broadfield Stadium tomorrow, while he has ruled out the possibility of recalling Matty Jones from his loan spell at Wantage Town.
He said: "I think he (Byrne) will stay on the right. I think he's been that good - he's arguably been our best player and most productive player in terms of attacking threat - that I think it would be silly really to put him back on the left. It would send the wrong message out to Nathan. He'll stay there."
Meanwhile, Louis Thompson is a major doubt for the weekend after sustaining a dead leg at Luton and Anton Rodgers has been ruled out for a fortnight with a knee problem.
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Jack Barthram and Jordan Turnbull both had to have stitches in head wounds at Luton but the pair are fit for the game against Crawley.
"They'll both be fine. They're glued up and we've sorted them out," Cooper said.
"I thought Turnbull was very good the other night and we can see why he's so highly thought of at Southampton."
Finally, Swindon won't be cashing in from Sean Morrison's proposed switch from Reading to Cardiff City.
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Jamaal Franklin showed up at the NBA Draft Combine with a protective boot on his sprained ankle and didn't participate in drills or workouts for the 60-odd prospects in Chicago.
But it might not matter.
The San Diego State junior appears to be moving up the draft board, or at the very least drawing considerable buzz for a guy who isn't supposed to be able to shoot and is projected by some to be a second-round pick. On Thursday alone he interviewed with nine teams in Chicago, and the invitations to private workouts next month might exceed his ability to accommodate them.
"He'll be a very busy guy come June," said Brian Elfus, his Carlsbad-based agent with Mitch Frankel from Impact Sports. (If you recognize the name, it's because Elfus is also Kawhi Leonard's agent.)
Franklin sprained the ankle May 4 while working out in Las Vegas. Elfus said the protective boot is precautionary and Franklin should be full speed within a week. His first workout is expected to be June 3 at Dallas.
Other teams in the mix: Atlanta, Brooklyn, Cleveland and Milwaukee.
"I'm very encouraged by the feedback and calls I've been receiving," Elfus said. "The range is pretty wide but it's narrowing, from late lottery to mid-20s."
Beside interviews, Franklin was measured in Chicago. His numbers:
Barefoot height: 6-foot-4. Height with shoes: 6-5¼. Weight: 190.8 pounds. Wingspan: 6-11¼. Reach: 8-7½. Body fat: 8.3 percent. Hand size: 8½ inches long, 8¼ wide.
Perhaps most impressive is the 6-11½ wingspan, which is comparable to players several inches taller and is a key evaluation tool for many NBA teams. Also impressive is that he averaged 8.7 rebounds over his last two SDSU seasons at 6-4.
NBAdraft.net listed him as one of it "winners" in a story about combine measurements Friday.
"I think the biggest thing with me is a lot of teams are going to question my character, because of the way I am on the court: I'm a warrior," Franklin told The Oregonian after interviewing with the Portland Trail Blazers in Chicago. "I think a lot of people question whether I'm a friendly guy off the court. I'm definitely a friendly guy. But on the court, I'm a different man."
ESPN draft analyst Chad Ford was asked about potential "upside" players during a media teleconference earlier this week.
"A player like Jamaal Franklin out of San Diego State," said Ford, who currently has him projected to go No. 18 to Atlanta, "that I think teams are misreading right now because he was asked to play power forward, sometimes even small forward for that team at San Diego State despite being (6-4).
"If you look at all the skills he has and all the things that he's done, and divorce that a little bit from the situation at San Diego State, (he's) probably a better prospect than where he's ranked right now."
Chol transfer is official
SDSU received the scholarship paperwork for Arizona transfer Angelo Chol, meaning the coaching staff can talk about him.
"We're getting a local guy who we watched play his entire career," Coach Steve Fisher said. "We recruited him out of (Hoover) high school and know his game well. He got caught up in a bit of numbers game at Arizona. We're excited to have him."
Chol must sit out next season, but even then he figures to make an impact. Instead of an undersized, underskilled walk-on, the Aztecs regulars will face a 6-9, 230-pound athletic post on the scout team.
"It gives you game feel," Fisher said. "It gives you a potential starter who every day is going against the starters. It can't do anything but help everybody, including him."
Shepard case dismissed
The citation for marijuana possession against Winston Shepard from last June has been dismissed. At the time, Shepard was enrolled in summer school before his freshman season at SDSU. According to police records, a campus police officer found a small amount of marijuana in a parked car occupied by Shepard.


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