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According to Wikipedia, it is estimated that 2 percent of the U.S. population, or 4.7 million people, are bitten each year by dogs each year.
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According to Wikipedia, it is estimated that 2 percent of the U.S. population, or 4.7 million people, are bitten each year by dogs each year.
�In the 1980s and 1990s, the U.S. averaged 17 fatalities per year, while in the 2000s this has increased to 26. Seventy-seven percent of dog bites are from the pet of family or friends and 50 percent of attacks occur on the dog owner�s property,� according to the Wikipedia entry on dog attacks.
I doubt quite seriously that President Barack Obama or members of the U.S. Senate would consider measures to criminalize pet ownership, so why are they so bent on taking away guns?
Numbers don�t lie. Dog bites are more expensive to our society than crazed mass murderers, yet you won�t hear the president�s agenda focusing on outlawing German shepherds, pit bulls or Rottweilers.
Why not target a group of people in society that own dogs that bite the nose off a young boy in Kentucky? Isn�t that heinous? This is particularly concerning because owners of aggressive dog breeds raise them around small children in order to help them appear innocuous. Isn�t this what they are saying about guns?
At least with guns, gun owners have guns behind locks and safes. There are measures to protect innocent life. Where are those measures when the discussion is about dogs? Is that crickets in the background?
If you made it mandatory that aggressive breed dogs be neutered or spayed, you could eliminate a bigger threat to society. Animal enthusiasts will argue, �It�s how you raise the breed.� Really?
I haven�t heard anyone suggest we enforce stronger punishments and euthanize all aggressive dog breeds. Have you?
This pressure to remove Second Amendment protection is wrong. Of course, there is a responsibility to protect innocent life from being lost due to the wrong person being on the wrong side of the trigger. The same way dog owners are responsible for raising their animals to protect their loved ones and society.
Unfortunately, more money is there to support liberal causes and animal life than human life and protections guaranteed in our Constitution and Bill of Rights. It�s just the truth.
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The 49ers got their first in-depth look at Marcus Lattimore's knee since they drafted him, and they were pleased with what they saw.
That doesn't necessarily mean the rookie running back will play this season.
The fourth-round pick went through a thorough examination upon reporting with the rest of the 49ers rookies this week, and coach Jim Harbaugh was encouraged.
"Everything looks good structurally with all the guys that we drafted," Harbaugh said, via Matt Maiocco of CSNBayArea.com. "The ACL looks really good for Marcus. We have to take a step back in terms of some of the cutting because we want that inside of the knee, the lateral side of the knee, to heal fully."
Lattimore probably would have been a first-round pick, before a nasty right knee injury in October. That and the team's abundance of picks allowed them to take a flier on him late, knowing they don't necessarily need him this year, and can give him time to get well.
"I think that would be fine," Lattimore said of the possibility of a redshirt year. "Whatever happens these next three months probably will determine that. I'm going to continue to keep working hard, and if I'm called upon, I feel like hopefully I'll be ready.
"I feel like whatever's best, I'm going to go with that. We have a lot of great guys on our team — Kendall [Hunter], Frank [Gore], Anthony Dixon, LaMichael [James]. And I know I can learn a lot from those guys."
He's going through meetings with teammates and coaches now, and that might be the extent of his activity this year. The luxury of depth works for him too, as it gives one of the brightest stars in college football a chance to get back to the form he showed at South Carolina.


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The 3-year daughter of Devil His Due out of the Pure Prize mare Thatholeinmypocket started off this past Saturday's New Jersey Thoroughbred Festival at Monmouth Park by drawing off through the lane to win the first race by five and three quarter lengths. The dominating performance was merely another day at the office for the filly.
As a juvenile, the filly ran four times, all at Monmouth in state-bred races, and she won once and finished third three times. After giving her the entire winter off at his Joe-Dan Farm in Medford, New Jersey, Lopez brought her back to Monmouth to begin her sophomore campaign at the start of the meet in May.
So far during the 2012 season, Geeky Gorgeous has taken on state-bred fillies and mares her age and older, New Jersey-bred older males, and open company horses of her gender and she has still never finished out of the money. Moreover, in her five races this year she's now won three by a combined total of almost 18 lengths, and she finished a solid second in the other two contests.
"She's earned almost $114,000 this year and that's almost $20,000 per start," said Lopez, who bought her dam while in foal. "Geeky has turned out to be pretty good. She's a nice, hard-knocking mare and she's sound. It really is nice to have one like her in the barn."
Lopez, who grew up in the show horse world on Long Island, New York and was an alternate for the United States Equestrian team that competed in the 1964 Olympics, has had a lot of good ones during the 40-plus years the owner and breeder has trained Thoroughbreds. Razzle Dazzle Rey, Stonewalk, and Arromanches, the sire of current multiple graded stakes winner Caixa Electronica, come immediately to mind.
"Razzle Dazzle Rey set the track record at Monmouth for 1 mile 70 yards. I claimed Arromanches (in 2001) when he was a maiden and won five in a row with him during his 10-race winning streak. He was a classy old horse," said Lopez.
The same can be said for Stonewalk, a multiple graded stakes winner who finished third in the Grade 1 Haskell Handicap in 1975 and second in the Grade 1 United Nations Handicap that same summer. A career earner of more than a half-million dollars, Stonewalk also won the Gotham Stakes, Ohio Derby, Jerome Handicap and Massachusetts Handicap, which were all grade 2 races in that era, as well as the Grade 3 Hawthorne Derby and the Ak-Sar-Ben Cornhusker Handicap.
"He beat Foolish Pleasure in New York, but we couldn't ever beat Forego" Lopez reminisced. "He made over a half-million dollars in his day (when purses weren't as rich as they are now). I made over a half-million with Born to Shop, too."
Arromanches won 31 of 78 races, Stonewalk won 14 of 36 starts, and Born to Shop won 22 of his 64 races during his long and storied career from 1987-1992.
"That was back when they used to run every 10 days to two weeks. Born to Shop was able to race from (ages) three to eight," said Lopez. "I still have him. He's 28 now and blind in both eyes, but he's with me on my farm and he gets around pretty good."
Lopez currently has 13 mares, nine yearlings, and seven babies on the farm he has operated for 35 years. Hey Chub is the only stallion. On New Jersey Thoroughbred Festival day, Cheddar Chub, the stallion's first foal to get to the races, made his first start in the maiden special weight restricted to juveniles, and he finished fifth in the full field of 12.
If all goes according to plan, Geeky Gorgeous may race again at Monmouth before live racing ends on October 7 and then she might venture to another track for the first time in her career.
"Hopefully, she can run against open company in a (non-winners of a) two-other-than (allowance race)," said Lopez. "She has turned out to be a nice filly."


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|Kondai Kadalai Sundal Recipe
Black Channa/ Black Chickpeas- 2 cups.
Amchoor powder/ Dry mango powder- 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Whole dry red chilli- 6 nos
Asafetida- few pinches
Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
Urad dal- 1 tsp
Chana dal- 1 tsp
Curry leaves- few
Soak the black channa in water overnight.
Next day wash and pressure cook the black channa for 5 mins or until tender.
Drain the cooked Black channa in a colander until the water is drained.
Add the drained channa to a bowl, season with amchoor powder, asafetida and salt.
In small pan heat 1 tbsp oil, when hot add the mustard seeds.
When the mustard crackles, add the urad dal, chana dal, whole dry chillis and curry leaves.
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I use Dropbox but also like to back up my files to an external hard drive. I am currently doing a one way sync from Dropbox to the external drive every hour. This is very inefficient as the application rechecks all the checksums each time. However, I do this as I don't understand what Dropbox does if you copy a large file to it and then half way through the copying try to copy the file to a backup.
In my set up, I copy the files to my Dropbox folder in location A, and then copy the files from the Dropbox folder in location B to the external hard drive. So Dropbox is basically used as a way to transfer the files to nearer the external hard drive.
Is there a safe and guaranteed way of backing up Dropbox files that doesn't suffer from this sort of possible race condition?
Further clarification: The question is if Dropbox updates the local copies atomically (using locks or renaming or some other trick) and preserves file attributes. However, I believe (now that someone told me) that attributes such as modified time, created time etc. are not carried over between machines.
To be clear, this is not a question about uploading or how Dropbox handles updates on its servers. This is only a question about downloading and whether there is any time period when the local copy of a file is incomplete or inconsistent. The only sensible way I can see to avoid inconsistency would be if a copy is made of a local file that is being modified, the copy is changed, the old copy deleted and the new copy renamed. Is that actually what happens? If the file is very large this has obvious space problems so I don't know if they do it.


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Warriors play poorly in win over Wizards
Warriors 101, Wizards 97
Washington -- It's quite a rarity to get consecutive off days amid an arduous seven-game road trip, but that's essentially what the Warriors might have seen on their schedule.
The first day of rest came Saturday, when they were able to get away with a lackluster performance in a 101-97 victory over Washington, which stayed close but never inspired confidence in front of 15,176 fans at the Verizon Center.
The second will come Sunday in Charlotte, where the Warriors will have a day to relax and prepare for Monday's game against the Bobcats.
The Warriors (13-7) weren't very good on offense against Washington, committing 19 turnovers and falling in love with the three-point shot instead of aggressively getting into the paint.
Still, the Wizards (2-15), who opened the season with 12 consecutive losses and have played without John Wall (left knee), led only three times - by one point each time - for a combined total of 1 minute, 45 seconds.
Leading 99-96 with 4.2 seconds left, the Warriors intentionally fouled Bradley Beal before he could launch a potential game-tying three-pointer. He made the first free throw, missed the second on purpose and grabbed the rebound. But Festus Ezeli blocked Beal's putback attempt, and Carl Landry came away from the scrum with the ball and made two free throws to clinch the victory.
David Lee led the Warriors with 24 points and 17 rebounds, Klay Thompson had 23 points on 5-of-9 three-point shooting and five assists, Stephen Curry added 22 points and five assists, and Landry had 12 points off the bench.
The other six Warriors who played were 9-of-31 for 20 points, but the team outrebounded the Wizards 57-37 and limited the league's worst shooting team coming in to 42.5 percent shooting
"Defensively, we are good enough where we know when it's time to put some stops together," coach Mark Jackson said. "We did it. We rebounded and dominated the boards and got our offense going, but our defense is what carried us."
The Warriors moved to 12-1 when outrebounding the opposition, as opposed to 1-5 when they don't. They had more rebounds than their opponents 17 times all of last season.
This marks the first time the Warriors have won three games to start a road trip since 2003, when they beat Atlanta, New York and Toronto before losing to Minnesota. They need one win in their next four games to have the franchise's first winning seven-game road trip since 1970-71.
But Saturday's win was nothing like the first two on this trip. The Warriors opened with wins at Detroit and Brooklyn, averaging 106.5 points and using 20.5 fastbreak points per game and 48.5 percent shooting while committing only 10.5 turnovers a game.
Against Washington, the Warriors needed bushels of late free throws to reach the century mark, having shot 43.2 percent for the floor, scoring only 11 points in transition, and fumbling and bumbling the ball away more than they had since an overtime game at Dallas on Nov. 19.
"It was a double-edged sword," Thompson said. "It feels good to get the win, but you don't want to play that poorly. We were persistent enough to get the win, which is something, but if we didn't have all of those turnovers, we probably would have won by 10."
The Wizards led 14-13 for 19 seconds in the first quarter, 56-55 for 30 seconds in the third, and 79-78 for 56 seconds in the fourth. Jordan Crawford scored 22 points off the bench to lead the Wizards, Beal added 17, and Kevin Seraphin and Cartier Martin each added 14 points off the bench.
Rusty Simmons is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @Rusty_SFChron


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I just got this e-mail from the Campaign for Liberty. It is truly amazing what they are accomplishing at all levels of government and politics.
If you are not involved in the Campaign for Liberty, visit their website and find out how you can get involved.
Here's the e-mail:
June 11, 2009
Dear Friend of Liberty,
In less than a year, Campaign for Liberty has grown to almost 160,000 members, and our largest legislative push to date (Audit the Fed) has gained the support of almost half the House of Representatives.
But there's more news, exciting news, than that!
I have tried to keep you up-to-date on the fast-moving situations and challenges we face from Congress and the White House, but you also should know about the tremendous work being done by C4L members like you all across the country.
Here are just a few of the successes we are having at the state level:
Virginia: In September 2008, HB 1587 was introduced into the Virginia legislature to prevent Virginia from complying with any part of the federal REAL ID Act (which C4L Virginia Co-Interim Coordinator Donna Holt renamed "Dangerous ID") or any other federal mandate that compromised the economic privacy or biometric data of Virginians.
Having such a great bill with which to stand up against a horrendous civil liberties violation,Virginia C4L held a "Stop Dangerous ID" Rally with other freedom-loving groups, organized supporters to call and write their Virginia legislators, and saw the fight through until Governor Tim Kaine signed the bill into law in March.
Virginia C4L also remained vigilant, rallying members when Governor Kaine attempted to pass an amendment to another bill, SB 1046, that would have restored compliance with REAL ID. This amendment was defeated in the House by a vote of 67-32.
Congratulations to Donna and her Virginia team!
California: Last summer, we reported that seven Ron Paul supporters had won seats on the Alameda County GOP Central Committee but were challenged on the basis that they hadn't been Republicans long enough. Those supporters beat back the challenge and took their places on the Committee, where they have used their new positions to great effect.
(Note: As we were getting ready to send this email, C4L received an update from our friends on the Alameda County GOP. Ron Paul supporters now control 16 seats on the 30 member committee, and the California Republican Party is filing briefs in support of the recent appeal contesting our supporters' victory in court and calling for their removal from the Alameda County GOP Central Committee.)
Not only were C4L members in Alameda County successful in getting Democrat Representative Pete Stark to co-sponsor Ron Paul's Audit the Fed bill (HR 1207), but in March, the Alameda County GOP passed a resolution in support of HR 1207 that has become a blueprint for other groups throughout the nation.
Since March, HR 1207 resolutions have been passed in areas including Sonoma County, California, Contra Costa County, California, Clark County, Nevada, and Prince William County, Virginia, and by groups such as the Republican Liberty Caucus of California and the Louisiana State Republican Central Committee.
Missouri: Less than two weeks before Campaign for Liberty's first-ever Regional Conference in St. Louis, Missouri, the Missouri Information Analysis Center released a detailed report titled "The Modern Militia Movement" to Missouri law enforcement officers.
This report grouped together Ron Paul and C4L supporters with violent extremists in a broad brush effort that targeted almost anyone who holds a limited government view.
C4L members mobilized, petitioned, called, and put on so much pressure that the Missouri Highway Patrol retracted the entire document. Our Missouri members are continuing to work with local government officials to investigate the origins of the report, hold those responsible accountable, and prevent it from happening again.
Montana: In 2004, longtime Ron Paul supporter Gary Marbut, president of the Montana Shooting Sports Association, wrote the Montana Firearms Freedom Act, which declares federal firearms laws relating to the vast majority of guns built, used, and kept within the state of Montana to be null and void.
The MFFA was carried in the 2005 and 2007 sessions of the Montana Legislature by former Ron Paul staffer turned legislator, Rep. Roger Koopman (R-Bozeman), but was twice defeated in the state Senate. In early 2009, another Ron Paul supporter, freshman legislator Joel Boniek of Livingston, Montana, pushed the bill through the House, and Campaign for Liberty members joined other freedom-minded activists to successfully lobby for its passage in the Senate. HB 246signed into law by Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer on April 15, 2009. (An appropriate day to challenge federal overreaches!) was
Adding teeth to the recent state sovereignty movement, the Montana Firearms Freedom Act, created and driven by Ron Paul supporters, is one of the most bold stands ever taken by a state. According to Gary, "Now clones of the MFFA have been introduced in AK, TX, TN, SC, and MN. The TN clone has passed the House and Senate with considerable majorities. I hear serious talk about more clones of the MFFA to be introduced ASAP in FL, GA, MO, OK, KS, CO, AZ, WY, UT, ID, and WA."
As Dr. Paul has noted on many occasions, freedom is popular!
State Conventions: Over the past several months, state C4L groups have made their presence known at state party conventions, where they are spreading the message, signing up members, and helping steer their state's parties toward freedom. Check out these reports from Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
In addition to these tremendous stories, C4L members are petitioning their representativespersuading them to audit the Fed, winning seats locally and reclaimingspeaking out and planning events to promote the cause. about HR 1207 and educational systems, as well as
We are making a difference because our members refuse to back down in the face of historic threats to liberty. We are making a difference because you are taking a stand for the principles that made this nation great.
Space does not permit me to include all the great member actions, so be sure to keep an eye on our Recent Member Posts section on CampaignforLiberty.com and check out the Recent Member Posts archive for hundreds more of these types of stories.
Also, visit our new Audit the Fed Action Page to download materials, view video updates, check on the sponsorship status of your representative, and read HR 1207-specific member posts.
We will be making these types of emails a regular feature and want to hear from you! Send success reports you would like to see highlighted to StateStories@
If you are not yet involved in your state's Campaign for Liberty, select your state on our State page today, and join the ever-growing number of dedicated, liberty-minded individuals who are successfully fighting for their freedoms.
Much to the dismay of entrenched politicians, lobbyists who have sold their souls to big government, and a mainstream media that sings the praises of the status quo every day, our movement is stronger than ever and is reclaiming America – starting in our own backyard.
John Tate
In Liberty,
P.S. Only your continued support allows Campaign for Liberty to help state C4L activists in their fight against big government on a local level. If you are able, please consider contributing today to help ensure even more state successes in the future.


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Fashion and Textile design institutes and programs in Bhubaneswar
There are now several of them in Bhubaneswar. (I am starting with Bhubaneswar but will be happy to broaden this posting to rest of Odisha if people suggest pointers in the "Comments" section.)
- NIFT Bhubaneswar.
- KIIT School of Fashion Technology.
- NIFD Bhubaneswar.
- Bhubaneswar Institute of Fashion Technology.
- National Institute of Interior and Fashion Technology (NIIFT).
- Orissa Institute of Interior and Fashion Technology.
- ALT Training College Bhubaneswar.
- Institute of Interior and Fashion Technology (IIFT) Bhubaneswar.
- (Apparel Training and Design Center) ATDC-IGNOU Community College, Bhubaneswar and Rourkela.
- Satwik Institute of Professional Studies, Bhubaneswar.
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A flavorful addition to a cocktail party.
PreparationPreheat the oven to 350F. Drain the sun-dried tomatoes in a sieve over a small skillet, letting the oil collect in the skillet. Roughly chop the tomatoes and reserve them in a small bowl.
Heat the oil in the skillet over medium-high heat. Add the garlic and cook until golden brown, about 30 seconds, stirring occasionally. Add the thyme and let it crack in the oil for about 10 seconds. Add the balsamic vinegar and season, to taste, with salt and pepper. Pour the warm oil over the reserved tomatoes. Stir to combine the ingredients well.
Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper. Place 1 sheet of puff pastry on each baking sheet. Cut each sheet of puff pastry into 9 individual squares, each about 3 by 3 inches. For each square, sue a paring knife to cut form each corner toward the center, stopping 1-inch from the center. You will have a 1-inch circle in the center of each square, and all the corners will be cut in half.
Spoon about 1 teaspoon of pesto in the center of each square and spread it into a 1-inch circle. For each square, life one half of a corner and fold it toward the center of the square, gently pushing the point into the pesto. Continuing around the square, fold 3 more corner halves toward the center of the square, and gently press all 4 tips together to form a pinwheel shape.
Draining away most of the oil, place about 1 teaspoon of the tomatoes where the tips meet.
Brush the dough with the bean egg. Bake at 350F until the dough is golden brown, about 20 minutes. Serve warm.


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Author Notes: This recipe I recently adapted from Country Living (probably the closest I have ever come to country living). I was searching for a recipe that included simple syrup so that I could infuse the syrup with ginger. In addition to boiling the ginger in the simple syrup, I added slices of ginger to the syrup to sit overnight to intensify the flavor. This is optional.
To keep the sangria cool, fill an old orange juice quart with water and freeze overnight. Cut the paper away from the ice and add the block of ice to the sangria before serving.
Food52 Review: If traditional Sangria were a small, feisty brunette, this variation would be a tall, leggy blonde. Ginger and peaches are a classic combination, and white wine smoothes out all of the rough edges. We used white peaches, which worked beautifully, because we couldn't find yellow. RebeccaP suggests leaving the ginger in the sugar syrup and the peaches in the brandy overnight for stronger flavors, but we were won over by the subtlety of a briefer maceration time. This sangria deserves a pretty wineglass to showcase its pale elegance. - A&M —The Editors
Serves: 12
Ginger Infused Simple Syrup
pieces ginger about 3 inches long
cup water
cup sugar
Ginger Sangria
ripe peaches
1 1/2
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cup Triple Sec liqueur
750 ml bottles of dry white wine
cup ginger infused simple syrup
- Peel and cut the ginger pieces into thin long slices. Combine the ginger, sugar, and water in a saucepan, and bring to a boil. Let the mixture simmer for about three minutes and then cool to room temperature. Strain the syrup and store in the refrigerator. The syrup can be made up to 2 weeks in advance. I recommend doubling the recipe and saving some for other cocktails.
- Peel, pit, and slice the peaches. Add to a medium sized bowl and then pour the brandy and triple sec over the fruit. Cover and store in the refrigerator for several hours. If you enjoy a strong brandy flavor, store overnight before use.
- Several hours before drinking, combine the white wine, ginger simple syrup, and soaked peaches (and the brandy liquid) in a large punch bowl or beverage dispenser. Add ice cubes or a block of ice right before serving.
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Location: Emerging Pests and Pathogens ResearchTitle: Minimizing the chaos following the loss of article 59: suggestions for a necessary discussion Author
|Gams,, Walter - Retired Non ARS Employee
|Humber, Richard
|Jaklisch,, Walter - University Of Vienna
|Kirschner,, Roland - National Central University - Taiwan
|Stadler,, Marc - Helmholtz Centre
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Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 4/1/2012
Publication Date: 4/12/2012
Citation: Gams,, W., Humber, R.A., Jaklisch,, W., Kirschner,, R., Stadler,, M. 2012. Minimizing the chaos following the loss of article 59: suggestions for a necessary discussion. Mycotaxon. 119:495-507. DOI: 10.5248/119.495.
Interpretive Summary: This manuscript addresses the authors' opinions on a proposed change in the assignment of scientific names to fungal organisms that was passed by committee decision at the 2011 Melbourne Botanical Congress. The decisions require that any one fungal organism will have only one valid scientific name, while in the past a rule-based process was used to describe different functional and morphological states of a fungus, such as those with sexual and asexual states. Among those fungi most severely affected are the insect pathogens in the order Hypocreales. This manuscript offers some examples of the difficult choices to be made and some of the ways in which these changes will affect taxonomy and nomenclature of fungi. These points are raised to continue discussion in advance of a 2012 workshop in the Netherlands and prior to a final outcome by a newly selected committee.
Technical Abstract: We believe that the decision at the 2011 Melbourne Botanical Congress to suppress the dual nomenclature for pleomorphic fungi was premature since the great majority of fungal genera still remain inadequately typified and need molecularly based revisions. We deplore the move from a clearly rule-determined nomenclature to a system of names to be decided by committees. The new system cannot be implemented until experts publish well justified recommendations about which generic names should be accepted and suppressed among alternative morphs before the responsible committees act officially. Prioritization vs. suppression is not the same as conservation vs. rejection. If a teleomorphic generic name is suppressed, it still remains valid and legitimate and can continue to serve as basis for names of higher-rank taxa. We present some suggestions with examples to help guide the impending work of these nomenclatural committees: In most cases the teleomorph genus name should be prioritized unless convincing arguments favor preference of the anamorphic name. Paraphyletic genera must be recognized. Unless the phylogenetic positions of all type species for possible morphs are confirmed, no prioritization can be fixed. When a species has a name in the prioritized genus that is younger than the corresponding name in the suppressed genus, only priority of extant names in the prioritized genus should count.


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At Golden Gate Headlands 50k 2006, at the aid station shortly before the Pantoll parking lot (mile 12 or 12.5), I grabbed a potato, dipped it in salt and stuck it in my mouth, and eventually swallowed it with a few sips of sports drink--my usual race potato routine. Within a few minutes, I started getting water brash-- my mouth filling up with watery saliva, my stomach starting to churn. I slowed down to try to extinguish the nausea, but to no avail. Several times I hurled, first the potato, then some liquid, then dry heaving. When I should've been cruising downhill, I just vomited downhill. Several people passed me. I eventually recovered, but not without losing at least 5, maybe as many as 10, minutes between puketime and a slower pace.
(Since neither Scott Dunlap nor Chihping Fu was following me at last year's race with his camera, I had to steal this graphic image (unfortunately not of a trail running guy, but at least she looks Japanese) from the internet:) [PLEASE BE WARNED, EARLY READERS HAVE FOUND THIS IN POOR TASTE, BUT I NEEDED A GRAPHIC...CLOSE YOUR EYES AND CLICK PAST IF EASILY QUEASIED!]
So this year, no potatoes. Which meant no potatoes dipped in salt. Maybe it was the overcast skies, but I underestimated my losses to sweat. I should've taken an electrolyte cap every hour for security, but it seems I've becoming too fast at aid stations for my own good ("Fill it with sports drink please." Toss gel wrappers. Stash new gels. "Thanks." Run off.)
The other prerace event I neglected to mention last post, was my late-night calf spasm. Something like 3:30 in the morning Saturday, half-asleep, I stretched out in bed, dorsiflexing my ankles (pointing my toes). Perhaps I was low on potassium, perhaps I hadn't been stretching enough due to a tight work schedule, perhaps because I wasn't running enough due to a 2-day no-running taper, but my left calf cramped up suddenly --aaaaugh!-- and I had to breathe deep for half a minute and try to relax without waking up my easily stirred wife and only partially sleep-trained toddler. I end up getting out of bed trying to stretch out my calf. I'm not sure I really returned to sleep before my 6am shift. I knew that this could be a problem during the race the next day.
My race went well for the first 3 hours 45 minutes. I probably went out a little too fast over the sandy beach, but did get good position for the following single track (no one pushing me aside or holding me back), and did ease up and recover. Early on I dechicked myself of 2 of the top 3 women. I even for the first time ran without walking all the way up Miwok. I was cutting about 1 minute off each split from last year, and indeed at least 5 minutes off the pukepotato split down to Stinson Beach (about miles 13.5 to 16.5).
On the ascent back up to Pantoll, I started feeling tight in my calves, but didn't put 2 and 2 together. It was my body telling me something. I didn't listen.
Maybe because on the descent to Muir Beach (miles 20-25), I was able to really hammer it, passing Ron Gutierrez (we've been beating each other out with close times for 2 years), and gaining on the women's leader, Beverly Anderson-Abbs. I left the Muir Beach aid station at 3:39:21, almost 11 minutes faster than my split last year with a sub-4:40 well within my reach (since it took me less than a hour from Muir Beach to the finish last year).
So after the Muir Beach aid station, I whizzed past Bev. She told me "great job" and I answered "Well I didn't race 100k last weekend." (She did Waldo plus a couple extra miles and did very well.) I then ascended the hill and gained enough on her that I could safely and decently unload my distended bladder (the only other mistake was not doing this during the uphill from Stinson Beach).
I set my sites on my next victim, some guy in blue, when I felt 2 slight successive twinges in my left and right calves. Uh oh. The increased tightness didn't seem to go away, although no acute cramping. I had pinched a little salt at the aid station, but I realized that wasn't enough. I should've downed and stashed some of the lyte caps.
Cresting the first hill of the Coastal Trail to Tennessee Valley, I realized I'm in trouble. As the trail rolls along the coast, I knew I had to slow down since the sudden use of my calf to push off could set off a cramp. I didn't look back, but I know that both Bev and Ron are gaining on me. I looked up the final ascent of that split (at a little past mile 27), starting with a steep staircase of railroad tie steps. I climbed them without running. After fewer than 10 steps, suddenly my left calf spasms, like it did the night before. I put all my weight on my right leg so I can try to relax my left calf, and of course, the right leg suddenly spasmed. I went down, landing on my right side trying to relax my gastrocs and forcing large deep breaths.
Within a minute, the soon-to-be crowned USATF 50 kilometer trail women's champion, Bev, came up.
"Are you okay?"
"Yeah, I grimace, my calves spasmed."
"Do you need anything?"
"Uh, yeah, do you have any lytes?...caps?"
Bev stopped, pulled out two. I asked her the completely irrelevant and stupid question "Is this legal?" Like it matters since I was in 18th or something place. She reassured me it is, as she stepped over me, rechicking me with grace and style.
Subtract something like 10 seconds from the women champion's time. Thanks Bev!
Beverly Anderson-Abbs receiving her national championship award (photo by Joe Swenson):
I down the tabs, wait maybe another quarter minute for the spasming to subside on its own. Obviously I didn't absorb the lytes that fast, but it would help prevent further cramping and another fall to the ground, and probably allowed me to finish minutes rather than an hour behind schedule.
On the descent, Ron Gutierrez, who'd I'd passed so fast, returned the favor. After Skyline, that's 2 races in a row he's edged me. I hobbled down the trail to the final aid station, which unfortunately is limited-- no salt, no lytes. I deliberately made doubly-concentrated Gatorade (the drinks were different at each aid station) in my bottle and set up the final hill.
Caren Spore (photo at finish above by Joe Swenson) then redoublechicked me near the top. I could not totally blame my injury for this one, since Caren suffered the entire race with a quad and hip that cramped up the first mile (and would hurt her for at least a week later); this was a legitachicking. I stopped several times to stretch my gastrocs, but I'm least I wasn't walking. At this point, it was survival and preservation--the last thing I wanted was the rupture my Achilles' tendon or gastrocnemius +/- soleus muscle outright running down the hill to the finish. Normally I really pound the descent, but this year I was too crippled.
Ironically all the well-meaning hikers and volunteers told me I'm looking and doing great-- I knew better. I came in at 4:49:50, which I later learn was just 14 seconds off last year's time. Maybe this was a divine omen (God giveth, God taketh away....) Good thing I already blew this year's PR streak at Skyline.
The first thing I did after crossing the finish was hobble to my car and call my brother's house fairly close to the race, where my family and I had spent the night before. My sister-in-law finally answered her cell.
"Hi, did my wife go into labor?"
"No, not yet."
Another break for me. It was my son's nap time, so I could hang out for a couple hours.
I'll take this as a valuable lesson. I'm going to be more diligent about stretching my calves (maybe I'll do Downward Facing Dog with my son every night), and during races pay attention to my lytes (I should've already known better about the lytes). If anything, I'm very lucky this happened at the end of a 50k, and not in the middle of a longer race.
with 8th place overall finisher Chikara Omine (photo by Joe Swenson)
Some links:
More photos at the finish line courtesy of Joe Swenson (1st place in the 50-54 year age division).
Photos taken during the race by Mark Haymond.
Jean Pommier's (11th overall) race blog with photos he took on a training run a few weeks earlier.
Ed Baker's (4th overall) blog including his race account.
Devon Crosby-Helm's (3rd place woman) blog account.


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Based off Ducati's MotoGP racing machine, there is just a certain street-worthy craziness that comes from the Desmosedici RR, which the production-based Superleggera lacks. They're both fine machines, to be certain, but that's just where we find ourselves in the hyperbike category.
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Day 6 T-Shirt of Choice: Thirsty for Blood Hungry for Tacos by Seibei / Guilty Pleasures by Wotto for Tilteed
NYC Neighborhoods Visited: SOHO, Nolita, Theater District, West Village, and Flatiron.
We started our day off with a late morning subway ride to SOHO for lunch at the famous Lombardi's Pizzeria. They are renown for being America's first pizzeria and since we had a taste of Grimaldi's the day before, we just had to tickle our tongues with a taste of Lombardi's. Located on the corner of Mott St. and Mulberry St., we were surprised when we saw that Lombardi's had no line. We had surely thought that this famed pizzeria would have a line shooting out of its door, considering that we waited nearly an hour before we were able to get a seat inside of Grimaldi's yesterday. In any case, we blew off the no line to the face that we were there just little after 30 minutes from opening. And anyway, we were both hungry for good pizza so no line was a good thing!
I've argued with a bunch of hardcore Lombardi's fan about the superiority of Grimaldi's, but with no firsthand experience of Lombardi's slice, I was a bit biased. We ordered the same pizza as we did at Lombardi's (pepperoni, sausage, and mushrooms) but this time we also added spinach. Like Grimaldi's you pay a bay price for either a small or a large and then pay extra for toppings of your choice.
So which was better, Grimaldi's or Lombardi's? My first thought was that they were very similar to one another. So similar that I could not choose a favorite between the two. But after a few minutes and my second slice, I had found a clear favorite. Grimaldi's is indeed my favorite pizzeria in the state of New York. Hands down. The pepperoni had a spicier kick, the sausage was tastier and the cheese, oh my goodness the cheese at Grimaldi's was thicker, cheesier, and there was just more of it overall. And let's face it, more cheese is always a good thing. Plus, you're eating a pie under the Brooklyn Bridge – that's pretty freakin' awesome. If you're in New York, and have to choose between the two, I'd recommend that you cross the Brooklyn Bridge and have a taste of New York's best, Grimaldi's Pizzeria.
After Grimaldi's, we crossed the street and had a taste of Rice to Riches, a rice pudding specialty shop. The first thing you'll notice is the colorful and chic decor and then you'll notice the clever and witty sayings throughout the shop poking fun at skinny people. Rice to Riches is definitely not a place for the carbohydrate conscious. Both Michelle and I ordered a small serving each, I had the Sex, Drugs, andl Rocky Road topped with mixed nuts and Michelle had the Chocolate Chip Flirt. First note, the serving sizes are huge and a small is definitely big enough for two. The pudding is very rich and is perfect for anyone with a sweet tooth.
We then walked down Stage St. and stopped by American Apparel. They were having a sidewalk sale and we were able to pick up some great items for $8 a piece. I grabbed a couple of Raglans – yay!
A quick subway ride to 9th, between 15th and 16th Streets, and we were at Chelsea Market – home of the Food Network. On the bottom floor of this large building is a market that is scattered with a variety of different restaurants and open markets. I even scored a free gingerbread cookie by checking in at One Lucky Duck on Foursquare. Have I told you how much I love Foursquare?
Once we had our fill of Chelsea Market, we explored the Chelsea area quite a bit. And then we made our way to Jon Wye's flagship shop on 47 W 20th Street. If you read this blog on a regular basis, then you know who Jon Wye is, since I have featured him multiple times on the blog and on Co-Tee TV. Jon Wye recently opened up a brick and mortar store. The shop is actually located inside of an old church that has been transformed into a three story market and gallery known as The Limelight. Unfortunately, Jon wasn't in – he's busy in DC working hard on his products at his factory. I did, however, have a chance to explore this shop and was thoroughly impressed by what I saw. I'll be posting more photos of his shop in a separate post so be sure to check back for that.
The Museum of Sex on 5th Avenue was our next detonation. The tickets are priced at $17 a piece, however, I was a but underwhelmed. I expected more sex. Don't get me wrong, the museum features three floors of sex exhibitions, but none really shocked or offended me. I was expecting to be shocked and offended. Not really. They currently features five difference exhibitions, Sex Lives of Animals and Rubbers were the the ones that I found to be the most interesting. Who knew a rhino's dick was so huge.
By this time it was about 4pm, so we decided to head back to Times Square. Before heading to our hotel we made stops at the Hershey's store and the M&M's store. Both were a bit meh for me and just too crowded to even browse the products. I wanted some dark chocolate Kit Kats but was not willing to stand in line for it. If you're in New York and have to choose between the two, then I'd suggest passing on Hershey's (the store floor is small and crowded, and you can find most of the products at your local store anyway) and instead hit up the M&M store (it's 3 floors big and the wall of M&M's is impressive).
After a short pit stop at our hotel to freshen up, we hit the subway once again toward West Village to pay a visit to Carlos, also known in the T-Shirt universe for his baking and lifestyle collective, Oven Fresh Dreams. Carlos has released some limited edition tees in collaboration with Nicolo Nimor of Nick Automatic and Greg Abbott. Carlos invited us to stop by the bakery that he works at, Amy's Bread. What's awesome about this is that I actually had this planned on my itinerary, based on some suggestions that I had read prior to his invitation. How serendipitous of him to invite us there! He hooked us up with some excellent brownies and we even chatted a bit about NYC and the food scene. Not surprisingly, Carlos is a foodie, much like myself and Michelle! Cool dude. Support his brand Oven Fresh Dreams and if you're ever in NYC, pay a visit to Amy's Bread to treat yourself to something special.
The West Village area is filled with an amazing assortment of small restaurants. Carlos suggested one called Little Havana, so that's where we planned to go. It was located right across the street from Amy's Bread on Cornelia Street. But alas, it was closed. So what to do? Eat a New York hot dog, that's what we did. Michelle spotted Gray's Papaya, which she had learned about from a J-LO movie and I had heard about it on the Food Network (or was it the Travel Channel?). Needless to say, I had a few hot dogs and the flagship papaya drink. Simple hot dog, but still very good. You get a nice crunch from the encasing, which is the sign of a good hot dog.
Before heading back to the hotel we decided to stop by Ripley's Believe it Or Not. I was a bit hesitant, because it seemed like a tourist trap to me. And for the most part, it was. I'm pretty sure that most of the museum's artifacts were replicas. It's okay, I still enjoyed looking at the bizarre and absurd. But at about $25 a ticket, I'd pass on it if given the chance to go again.


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Harry Enten lists the reasons he doubts that Rubio will be the next Republican nominee (via Andrew). He makes some good points, but he gets one thing very wrong:
Marco Rubio is, at this point, almost the antithesis of the Republican establishment.
This is what Rubio and his boosters would like people to think. As a lot of the commentary about Rubio shows, it seems to be working. He has continued to rely on his uncharacteristic role as Tea Party-aligned insurgent in 2010 to ward off attacks from potential conservative rivals, and he has amassed a large store of goodwill among movement activists and pundits that will shield him from backlashes against any "centrist" maneuvers he makes in the coming months and years. Rubio isn't an anti-establishment, insurgent politician. It's true that he has voted against things favored by his party leadership in recent months, but I suspect this is mostly a function of wanting to maintain his anti-Obama credentials rather than proof of anti-establishment sentiments. He knows very well how politically damaging it can be to be too closely identified with Obama. Had Crist not made that mistake, we probably wouldn't be talking about Sen. Rubio today.
Prior to his Senate run, he was part of the state party establishment, and has made a point of identifying himself closely with members of the Senate, including McCain and Graham, who are supposed to represent a lot of what very conservative Republicans despise. Rubio has been successful so far in having things both ways. Despite having many of the flaws that made conservatives distrust McCain, Rubio has won over many conservative audiences by treating them with the respect McCain refused to show them. For that and other reasons, he often gets a pass on things that would render other Republican officeholders politically radioactive in their own party.
It's true that most Republicans will be even more willing to tolerate a relative moderate candidate in the 2016 cycle than they were this time, but being perceived as the relative moderate often depends on the other candidates in the field. On paper, McCain wasn't that much of a moderate compared to his rivals, but he was perceived that way and encouraged people to think of him as such. If Jeb Bush chooses not to run, Rubio would be his obvious replacement and would likely reap the benefits of Bush's connections. None of that means that Rubio will be the next nominee or even that he should be considered the favorite at this point, but there are fewer obstacles between him and the nomination than Enten thinks*.
* Of course, Rubio could always implode while giving the response to the State of the Union address tonight.


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Brazil overcomes early mishap to defeat Croatia 3-1 as World Cup gets underway
The world has never seen so much yellow, nor so much exuberance for a sport, as it witnessed Thursday as the 2014 World Cup, billed here as the Copa Das Copas, the Cup of All Cups, kicked off in this soccer-obsessed nation.
The party got going with a 3-1 Brazil win over Croatia that was closer than the score indicates. It included an own-goal by Brazil, first in that team's World Cup history, and a controversial Croatian foul that led to a penalty kick by tournament poster boy Neymar, who scored Brazil's first two goals.
Croatian coach Niko Kovac was livid after the match.
"That is shameful, this is not a World Cup referee," he said of referee Yuichi Nishimura. "He had one kind of criteria for them and another for us there wasn't any respect for Croatia. If that's how we start the World Cup, then we may as well give up and go home now."
Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari saw it differently.
"Millions didn't see a penalty? Well, the referee did," he said. "I watched it 10 times. For me, it was a penalty."
After seven years of bickering, social unrest (including some just before kickoff) and criticism for shoddy infrastructure, the 32-team monthlong tournament finally got under way amid a sea of proud fans in their team's trademark yellow shirts. Think of all things yellow — bananas, lemons, Pac-Man, daffodils, canaries, Big Bird — and none is as yellow as the 61,000 fans that rocked Arena de Sao Paulo, packed trains and filled the parks in the city center on a gloriously sunny afternoon.
The streets — choked with traffic on any other weekday — were nearly desolate Thursday. Most businesses were closed, federal offices and banks shut early, and schools were on recess as the country's 200 million residents and a worldwide TV audience turned its focus to the biggest sporting event on the planet. From the beaches of Copacabana to the remote towns of the Amazon jungle, futeball was on the collective consciousness as the Selecao began its campaign for a sixth world title.
A downtown playground was filled with small children in replica No. 10 yellow jerseys — the number reserved for magical playmakers such as Pelé and Neymar. Giant Brazilian flags were on sale on street corners, and smaller flags hung from the city's seemingly endless rows of apartment balconies.
But not everyone was in a festive mood. The tournament's $11.5 billion price tag has been a source of discontent for many Brazilians, who feel the money would have been better spent on hospitals, schools, health care and the poverty-stricken favela neighborhoods.
Even fans in the stadium expressed their displeasure with President Dilma Rousseff, booing her louder than they did the Croatian roster introductions when she was shown on the screen before the match and celebrating Neymar's penalty kick.
A few hundred demonstrators gathered along a main highway leading to the stadium and tried to block traffic Thursday morning. Police pushed them back, fired canisters of tear gas and launched stun grenades.
A couple of protesters were injured by rubber bullets, and others reportedly choked after inhaling tear gas. An Associated Press photographer was injured in the leg. CNN reported that two of its journalists were also injured.
Just after the match started, about 300 protesters marched along Rio's Copacabana beach and protested outside the FIFA Fan Fest, a gathering spot where thousands of fans gathered to watch the match on jumbo screens.
There were few glitches in the stadium, as well. A bank of stadium lights went out and music stopped during the Brazilian national anthem, but that didn't dampen the mood. Fans continued to belt out the anthem as tears rolled down the cheeks of Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar.
Festivities began with a pregame show that featured Jennifer Lopez, Miami rapper Pitbull and Brazilian pop star Claudia Leitte performing the tournament anthem, We Are One (Ole, Ole!). Then came the real show.
The first goal of the match was a shocking 11th minute own-goal by Brazil defender Marcelo. Ivica Olic's low cross deflected off Nikica Jelavic and into the path of Marcelo, who stuck out his leg to clear it and inadvertently knocked it in, causing a hush in the stadium. No host team has ever lost its opener, and Brazil didn't want to be the first.
Neymar restored Brazilian pride and tied the game with a 29th-minute left-footed goal off a nice feed from Oscar, who battled in the midfield to win the ball. The stadium erupted as Neymar's shot careened off the right post into the net. Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari roared, and fireworks exploded all over town.
Then, in the 69th minute, came a game-changing moment Croatians won't soon forget. Brazil forward Fred went down in the box after slight pressure from Dejan Lovren, and referee Yuichi Nishimura booked Lovren with a yellow card and gave a penalty kick to Brazil. Neymar stepped up, the pressure of the nation on his slender shoulders, stutter-stepped and then launched his shot.
Croatian keeper Stipe Pletikosa guessed right, and got both hands on the ball, but it went in anyway, delighting the home crowd.
Kovac did not mince words after the match.
"The rules were not the same for us and them," he said. "If that's a penalty, then we can just stop playing football right now. Let's play basketball instead."
Oscar made sure Neymar's goal wasn't the decider with a toe-poke in stoppage time to make it 3-1.
Mexico and Cameroon, the other two teams in Group A, play Friday in Natal. In other matches, defending champion Spain plays the Netherlands in Salvador in a replay of the 2010 final, and Chile plays Australia in Cuiaba.


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The university announced Officer Collin Rose's death Wednesday evening in a news release. Detroit Police Sgt. Michael Woody confirmed the 29-year-old Rose died about 5:45 p.m.
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