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Dave D'Onofrio's Sox Beat: Boston in commandDAVE D'ONOFRIO
October 05. 2013 10:41PM
BOSTON - A few hours before his team took the field for the second game of its best-of-five American League Division Series with the Rays, a reporter asked John Farrell what has impressed him most about his team over the course of this unexpectedly successful season.
He spoke about his club's relentlessness, and its ability to be opportunistic. But by the third inning of Saturday night's game, it was the answer he gave in between those adjectives that resonated the most.
"Our guys," the Red Sox manager said, "love the attention to detail."
Indeed, it has been a characteristic of Farrell's club all season, regularly showing up in the way the Sox have prepared themselves for series (they won 33 of those), for games (they won 97 of those), for every pitch (they finished with Boston's lowest earned run average in 11 years), and for every plate appearance (they scored the most runs in baseball). Throughout the year they've thrived by collecting information, applying it to their approach, and then executing.
Which is exactly what they did Saturday night to rough up Rays' ace David Price - and take a commanding series lead courtesy of a 7-4 triumph that sends the Sox into Monday night with a chance to sweep.
An afternoon earlier, against the more-erratic Matt Moore, the order of the day was patience. The Tampa Bay lefty kept the Sox hitless and scoreless into the fourth inning, but by then they'd forced him to use 53 pitches. The strategy was to force Moore to come into the zone and come at them.
But all super-talented southpaws are not created equal. So, accordingly, the Sox adapted their plan of attack based.
Price is never easy to hit, as the Red Sox could attest to after the reigning Cy Young Award winner registered a 2.48 ERA against them over five starts during the regular season. But Price is even more difficult to reach when he's able to pitch with the count in his favor.
With two strikes this season, opponents hit just .183 against the lefty, with a .495 on-base plus slugging. When he was ahead in the count regardless of the number of strikes, batters posted a .212 average and a .546 OPS. The tone tended to be set early in at-bats, too, with the opposition reaching base just 26.8 percent of the time if Price was allowed to get ahead 0-and-1.
The Red Sox knew all this. Without blatantly divulging their game plan, Farrell alluded to it in those same pregame remarks: "We know we're going to get a lot of power stuff thrown at us, and a lot of strikes. So whether or not responding to the way he establishes his strike zone early on, if that causes us to maybe swing the bat a little earlier in the count, we'll see."
In fact, it didn't take long to see that that's what the Sox would do. Of the first 17 men they sent to the plate, six swung at the first pitch they saw, and 12 swung at one of the first two pitches of his at-bat.
That might've seemed like foreign territory for a team that has prided itself on patience, and grinding, and making pitchers work. But Price is too talented to sit back and let him dictate how an at-bat is going to go. Let him gain the advantage and his stuff is too good. He'll win the battle almost every time.
But don't give him that chance, and he becomes much more hittable. Opponents hit .287 this season when they put the first pitch in play. They hit .277 in even counts. And they hit .283 when batting with the count in their favor. Those aren't the situations on which Price established his credentials as one of the best pitchers in the game - though they were the ones in which the Red Sox feasted in Game 2.
Jacoby Ellsbury hit Price's second pitch of the night for a single, then got to third on a stolen base and a throwing error. Dustin Pedroia brought him in on a first-pitch sacrifice fly. David Ortiz then hit the second pitch he saw for a home run to right.
That gave the Sox a quick, 2-0 lead, then, after the Rays scored one in rebuttal, the Sox stretched it to 3-1 when Ellsbury blooped a first-pitch double to left in the third. When that frame was over Price had still thrown fewer pitches than Moore had thrown before the end of the second inning of Friday, but the Boston lead was up to 4-1.
Price eventually lasted into the eighth inning because his pitch count was still pretty low, and because he'd settled in as his teammates made a game of things. But his night came to a crashing halt when Ortiz launched his second of the night to lead off the eighth - on, naturally, the second pitch of his at-bat.
"I thought we had a very good approach against him," Farrell said. "Anytime you get seven runs off of David Price, you've had a good night."
And it's an especially good night when it puts you in position to put away this series in Tampa. After the Sox won Game 1, the talk was about how the Sox had done what they had to do in order to ensure a split of the first two games. Many had assumed that with Price opposed by John Lackey, the Rays were well positioned to even the series Saturday.
As usual, though, the relentless, opportunistic, prepared Red Sox made sure they were positioned even better.
Dave D'Onofrio covers the Red Sox for the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. His e-mail address is email@example.com.


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You can read more about it on my website http://www.nielsenfitness.com/the-fit-kit Components include: Yoga mat, skipping rope, 18" foam roller,
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Thread: My McDojo's "Point of No Return"
2/18/2005 10:56am, #11
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My last straw with my old kung-fu school came when the new promised sparring nights where actually, uh.. forms night. I also had an epiphany when I did a kick blocking drill with one of the senior students and he started limping around and had to stop the drill because of the *intense* pain after I, very lightly, blocked one of his roundhouses with my shin. I realized that this school just didn't have tough people in it, so I left.
In only slightly related, but somewhat amusing, news, I actually ran into my old sifu at a party last saturday. It was three in the morning, and I was getting ready to leave. Then I see the guy lying in a couch, roaring drunk, decked out in an old jeans jacket, looking like an 80's metal head. He shouted at me to come over and started badgering me for quitting his school. I just said I was tired of pretending to be a crane, and that I did BJJ now. He just said "fair enough," and almost looked a little hurt. I would have loved to have had a drunken debate about training methods, but sadly I had to catch the buss home.
Last edited by PoleFighter; 2/18/2005 10:58am at .I pointed at him [the panhandler], bringing my rear hand up in a subtle approximation of the double Wu Sau guard that is the default hand position in Wing Chun Kung Fu.
"Step away," I hissed.
-Phil Elmore
2/18/2005 11:06am, #12
Time to join a bjj school and quit all that nonsense about bags and whatnot.
2/18/2005 11:14am, #13
2/18/2005 11:53am, #14
In my old school, the instructor was moving in a few months. So miraculously this student who was pretty good at forms got promoted 2 belts (over a few months) to where it was the minimum to teach a class, with the understanding that she would be on the fast track to black belt since she would be training us. This woman was very very small, and nowhere near skilled enough to do anything to me when we sparred, except get the 'little tappy shots' that score points but never hurt.
So that was it for me. The old instructor was very skilled and had a thirst for learning 'outside the system' that we shared. Several others in the style were very good and we could spar to the point where I felt like I was learning something (just not at my school, since others were leaving also)
I was interested in learning to fight as if a full-sized guy or more was trying to beat my head in, not to 'perfect my form' and dance around sparring. I could not respect this student at all, and lost some respect for my old instructor and the whole system for valuing keeping a location open more than keeping standards.
Last edited by Chronomorte; 2/18/2005 11:58am at .It's hard to fight when you're in a gazebo -- Mitch Hedberg
2/18/2005 12:25pm, #15
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Praying Mantis Kwoon. After about 5 months of stupid forms and wrist grab defenses and too little bagwork and no questions answered, while we are doing a stupid form for the tenth time, the instructor says
"Scream when you move! Add value your form!"
And that made me sick. So I left.
ITF TKD Dojang. After a month of traning with the 15-16 years old kids, mostly under the instruction of a blue belt (the master was too busy reading his emails most of the time), the master gets his fat ass off the chair and tells me to spar the aforementioned blue belt who had been teaching me.
We put on a shitload of protective gear.
I beat the hell out of him with about six months of wing chun under my belt. So I left.
Wing Chun Kwoon. After a bit more than two years of training, I ask my sifu if we could now do some sparring, as I didn´t feel like I could fight with the techniques he taught me unless I put them into practice. He looks at me as if I had suddenly turned into an alien and says "You want to learn how to FIGHT!?"
So I left.
Last edited by WingChun Lawyer; 2/18/2005 12:30pm at .That civilisation may not sink,
Its great battle lost,
Quiet the dog, tether the pony
To a distant post;
Our master Caesar is in the tent
Where the maps are spread,
His eyes fixed upon nothing,
A hand under his head.
- W.B. Yeats
2/18/2005 12:42pm, #16
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First time I should have quit a school was when we got a new instructor and about ten minutes into class he started to explain something to a n00b. The rest of us just stood there cooling off. I asked if I/we could work out and he got annoyed and made me stay in line. I didn't last very long, but I should have walked out then.
The first time I did walk out was when the same instructor told my son, who was training for brown, to spar a bb. The bb wouldn't fight, just pushed and taunted. After a while my son said that he wouldn't continue because the bb wasn't fighting, he was just being a bully. The instructor told him to continue. He refused. The instructor said then he couldn't test for brown because he had a bad attitude. The test had been planed for months and we both thought that this was complete bs. We left and he was still talking about testing when his attitude improved. We walked down the hall and my kid said, "Well, that's the end of that." Later the instructor tried to justify it saying it was a test of behaviour, to see how my kid would respond. I felt he responded just fine, bs is bs, and his idiotic "testing" meant my kid shoud obey mindlessly and continue to try to attack a larger stronger older bb? The bb had hurt him before and he knew if he unloaded on him that that would be considered loosing control. My kid didn't whine, freak out, or behave poorly. The instructor was and is a moron. And now one of the schools I'm in wants to unite with this idiot. Great. The school's sensei gave clownfuck his black belt years ago and explained to me that this sparring test is designed to show how a student handles it. Does he get angry or cry or whatever. So I said my kid did fine then, he maintained and was reasonable.
Next school (same system in a nearby town) he got his brown under a good instructor (and his ok wife, another bb). Then they got conned by a TKD bb who started teaching them TKD, and had an affair and did drugs with the wife. That school died.
Last time I walked out of a school was when the instructor had been acting odd, then one day I and two teen green belts were doing a kata in front of the class. The instructor waved his hand and said, "OK." We thought he meant to start over and we started to go from stance to the attention/starting position and he freaked out, "I DIDN'T TELL YOU TO MOVE!!!! I DIDN'T TELL YOU TO MOVE!!!!" So I went to the side of the room, caught his eye, bowed and never looked back. I did email him about it and he said with my attitude I wasn't welcome in his class ever again. Gee, like I'm dying to go, man. Several months later he showed up in Kosho Shorei Ryu Kempo as a student and took me outside and said, "I've been thinking about what happened for months and all I can say is I'm sorry." I told him no problem, apology accepted, but I didn't add that I'd never work out in a class of his again.
Thanks to this site, my age and experience, and having trained in good Kyokushin and Kempo, I'm less happy with most martial arts schools now. Like last night we did a little warm up and then wasted ten or fifteen minutes doing static stretches and other worthless crap. It was somewhat redeemed as the instructor (an ass't, sensei was working) then asked me to lead us in punching drills. I didn't do what they expected, karate punches from horse stance, but had them in fighting stance, left jabs, right reverse, then combo'd the same, then other side, then left hook/right upper cut, then the other side, then put it all together as a routine and drilled it both sides with ducking (me punching their faces). Then he led us in takedowns/pins/wrestling and I got to do some arm bars. So the class wasn't all bad, just the beginning. I emailed the sensei stuff from here @ static stretching. I hope he isn't too attached to TRADITIONAL DUMB METHODS."Preparing mentally, the most important thing is, if you aren't doing it for the love of it, then don't do it." - Benny Urquidez
2/18/2005 12:46pm, #17
Originally Posted by Deadpan Scientist
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How about pad work?
*edit* Oh, and CT, the school sounds like it's gone downhill, you'll find something better, I'm sure. Good luck. As the Quakers say, "A way will open." One looks like it's opening for me and my son; last nite in class (once a week rec/gym thing) he said we should check out the new school opened by a local (eclectic american karate) champion. If I, being asshole fatherperson had brought it up he'd probably refuse to go. I happened to run into the sensei of a trad Okinawan hard style in the store a couple days ago and he said he thought the style kind of sucked but that that guy could fight (highest compliment he ever makes). Since the Kempo class is off, maybe this will work out.
Last edited by patfromlogan; 2/18/2005 12:55pm at ."Preparing mentally, the most important thing is, if you aren't doing it for the love of it, then don't do it." - Benny Urquidez
2/18/2005 12:50pm, #18Originally Posted by patfromlogan
2/18/2005 12:55pm, #19
You can put a heavy bag in your garage if you feel like it, or go to any of a gazillion gyms that have one. No reason to continue to go to a place you disdain.There are no wrong threats, only wrong answers. (Strategy game truism)
2/18/2005 12:58pm, #20
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1Originally Posted by Deadpan Scientist"Preparing mentally, the most important thing is, if you aren't doing it for the love of it, then don't do it." - Benny Urquidez


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The Tecumseh High School softball team went 2-0-1 in pool play and then defeated Macomb Dakota in the championship game Saturday to win the Canton Classic.
Division 2 No. 2-ranked Tecumseh beat Plymouth 5-3, tied Belleville 4-4 due to the time limit, before defeating Division 2 No. 6-ranked Livonia Ladywood 6-4 in a rematch of last year's state semifinal. The Indians then beat Dakota 6-1 to win the tournament. Dakota and Plymouth were both honorable mention in last week's Division 1 state poll.
Tecumseh pitcher Kayla Kormos was named tournament MVP.
"We played great softball today playing four pretty good teams," Tecumseh coach Jeff Nowak said. "We continued to have good at-bats, being patient with timely hitting. We played some small ball at times to move runners and really played complete softball. Our pitchers were once again fantastic today."
Kormos was the winning pitcher against Plymouth, striking out five. Five players had two hits: McKenzie Rowe, Katie Martin, Morgan Monahan, Kormos and Claire Burnett.
Against Belleville, Danielle Nowak was 2-for-3, while Tyffani Bryan hit her fourth home run of the season. Rowe hit a two-run double to tie the game in the fourth inning.
Anneka Hart's two-run single with two outs in the fifth against Ladywood broke a 4-all tie and lifted Tecumseh to the win. Bryan and Danielle Nowak each had two hits. Kormos improved to 9-2 in the pitching circle.
In the championship game, Kayla Wild allowed one run in six innings to improve to 7-0. Kormos pitched the final inning.
Danielle Nowak went 3-for-4 in the final, while Maggie Foss and Hart each had two hits. Danielle Nowak finished the day 7-for-13 at the plate.
Tecumseh improved to 16-2-1 overall this season.
Addison Tournament: Erika Underwood hit three home runs, and Addison pulled out a pair of one-run victories Saturday to win its own tournament. The Panthers beat Dearborn Heights Annapolis 10-9 and Jonesville 5-4.
Jackie Deneau got the pitching win against Annapolis, allowing 12 hits, striking out two and walking one.
Erika Underwood hit two home runs, including a grand slam, and totaled five RBIs. Bethany Valdez had a double and an RBI, while Lyndsey Adams added two hits.
Jenny Deneau was the winning pitcher against Jonesville, giving up seven hits, striking out six and walking four.
Underwood had three hits, including a home run. Valdez had a double and an RBI, while Lyndsey Adams contributed two hits.
Onsted at Stockbridge Invitational: The Wildcats started with a whopping 26-run effort, before falling in their next two games in Saturday's tournament. Onsted beat Lansing Everett 26-8 and lost to both Stockbridge (8-5) and Reading (4-3 in eight innings).
Kennedy Amsdill was the winning pitcher against Everrett, allowing no runs on two hits in 3 1/3 innings. Kelsey Mullen went 3-for-3 with a triple and six RBIs. Brittany Toman was 2-for-3 and scored five runs. Kassidy Warner was 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs, while Sydney Myers added a triple and two RBIs.
Megan Short took the loss despite pitching well against Stockbridge. She allowed eight runs (four earned) on nine hits in seven innings. Amsdill went 2-for-3 with a double, an RBI and a run scored, while Myers went 3-for-3 with two runs.
Amsdill was the losing pitcher against Reading, allowing four runs on five hits with four walks and nine strikeouts in eight innings. She also went 3-for-4 at the plate with two doubles and a run scored. Warner was 2-for-2 with a double and a run scored.
Onsted (7-14) will host Manchester for a non-league doubleheader on Monday.
East Jackson at Madison: The Trojans lost both games of Saturday's non-conference doubleheader, 6-4 and 12-4.
Alexis Hampton took the loss in the first game for Madison (5-13). SHe gave up seven hits, two walks and only three earned runs.
Ysabela Soto went 2-for-4 with a double. Hamilton hit a double and scored a run. Rachel Fogarty added a hit and scored a run.
Taylor Mohler pitched in the second game, giving up five hits and four walks in 2 2/3 innings. Hamilton pitched in relief, giving up two runs on five hits.
Mohler led the offense with three hits and two runs scored. Sierra Sanders went 2-for-3 with an RBI.
Monday will travel to face Tri-County Conference rival Britton Deerfield on Monday.
PREP SOFTBALL: Tecumseh, Addison win tournaments
The Tecumseh High School softball team went 2-0-1 in pool play and then defeated Macomb Dakota in the championship game Saturday to win the Canton Classic.


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Nashua woman arrested in connection with homeless man's hit-and-run death
March 06. 2014 5:35PM
NASHUA — A local woman is accused of striking a homeless man with her vehicle, leaving him there to die and later filing a false report to her insurance company claiming she was the victim of a hit-and-run, police said.
Cara Smith, 39, of 6 Satin Ave., was arrested on Thursday and charged with a felony count of conduct after an accident for the Feb. 23 accident that claimed the life of Robert Derome, 63.
Police say additional charges could be forthcoming for Smith, including the possibility of negligent homicide and insurance fraud.
Authorities were able to piece together video surveillance in the area of West Hollis Street at Pine Street where the accident took place, pinpointing the type of vehicle involved in the hit-and-run, according to Lt. Denis Linehan. A dark sport utility vehicle was identified, and after a tip provided a possible suspect, police were able to narrow down the identity of the driver, said Linehan.
Detectives determined that Smith had subsequently filed an insurance claim maintaining that her Chevy Trailblazer was damaged in a hit-and-run accident, said Linehan.
Authorities tracked down Smith and stopped her in the Trailblazer, which was still damaged from the February accident, he said, adding the vehicle had a broken passenger-side head lamp, a dent to the hood and other damage consistent with reports from the department's accident reconstruction team.
Smith's vehicle was seized on Sunday, although it took police a few days to obtain a warrant, said Linehan, adding police are still investigating and still collecting additional information on the case.
"She was very much aware that a gentleman had died in that area," Linehan said of Smith, adding she chose not to identify herself to authorities.
After an arrest warrant was issued, Smith turned herself in to police on Thursday.
Smith told investigators she believed something had hit her vehicle, but she could not explain why she did not stop the night of the collision, said Linehan, who would not comment on whether the woman was remorseful for the accident.
She was being held on $50,000 cash bail and is likely going to be arraigned Friday at the 9th Circuit Court, Nashua District Division. D e rome was leaving a West Hollis Street convenience store on foot the evening of Feb. 23 when he was allegedly hit by Smith's vehicle along the north side of the roadway.
A motorist soon discovered the man's body lying motionless on the side of the road near the intersection at Pine Street in a "limited shoulder area" close to a snowbank, according to police.
Although there was snow in the area, Linehan said earlier that the nearest snowbank was outside of the travel lane, saying Derome was walking on the side of the roadway and not in the direct lane of travel when he was struck.
Derome was pronounced dead at St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua after the accident. An autopsy was performed, determining that he suffered severe injuries to his head and pelvis from being struck by the motor vehicle.


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Sen. Shaheen honors those who helped rescue Hampton Beach swimmersBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
August 05. 2013 6:56PM
HAMPTON — When a call came in to the Hampton Fire Department on July 25 about two distressed swimmers, firefighters in the department were prepared to handle it.
Last summer, each crew member went through a sea rescue training course paid for with federal funds. Soon after, Cinnamon Rainbows Surf Shop helped the department get better equipment for safe rescues, including wetsuits.
Firefighters Kyle Jameson and Jed Carpentier were the first ones in the water that night in full wet suits and with rescue tubes. They were able to reach the two men, who had been in the water for about 30 minutes, and help them stay afloat until the department's rescue boat was able to reach them.
Police Officer James DeLuca, a longtime Hampton Beach lifeguard, also jumped in the water to assist with the rescue.
"I do not believe for an instant those two individuals would have made it in without the equipment and training they (the firefighters) had," DeLuca said.
He said the riptide that took the swimmers out is one of the strongest he has felt.
On Monday, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, paid a visit to the station to personally recognize the first responders, those who went in the water, those in the boat and those on shore with an official Congressional Record Statement.
Carpentier said before the training they would have attempted the rescue, but it would not have been as well-organized.
He said they also had circumstances in the past in which crews go into the water and make the rescue but come out of the water with borderline hypothermia themselves.
Hampton first responders are responsible for water rescues when lifeguards are not on duty in the early morning hours and after about 5 p.m.
Carpentier said it was nice for the department to be recognized, and to raise awareness for how much the department does beyond medical calls and fire fighting.
"It is a pretty unique situation in New Hampshire compared to the other departments in the state," Jameson said.
Shaheen helped secure about $4 million in training funds for first responders across the state.
She said the recent rescue is an example of how that is paying off.
Training is often an early thing to go in budgets, she said, and this proves how important training is.
"In the past couple of years, with all of the budget challenges our communities are facing, sometimes we forget just how critical you all are to the work of a community," Shaheen told the police and fire crews gathered. She said the recognition was not just of the rescue, but of the work they do every day.
Following her visit to the fire department, Shaheen paid her first visit to the Sea Shell Oceanfront Pavilion, which was renovated last year, and also joined local officials at Founders Park to help honor the town's 375th anniversary.


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VIRGINIA WATER, England, May 20 (UPI) -- Graeme McDowell's victory at the Volvo World Match Play tournament boosts him to seventh in the men's world golf rankings.
McDowell was 2-down to Thongchai Jaidee after four holes in Sunday's Match Play final, an event on the European Tour schedule, but posted three birdies in a four-hole span over Nos. 12-15 in taking a 2-and-1 victory.
It was his first European Tour win since October 2010. He won the PGA Tour's RBC Heritage in April. Sunday's victory lifts him from eighth to seventh in the rankings in a trading of places with Louis Oosthuizen.
The week's other winners were Bae Sang-moon at the HP Bryan Nelson Championship for his first PGA Tour win and Peter Uihlein at the European Tour's Madeira Islands Open for his first professional title. Bae goes from 106th to No. 64 in the rankings while Uihlein is up 99 spots to 147th.
Tiger Woods is atop the rankings with a points average of 13.53 with Rory McIlroy in second at 10.23. Adam Scott (7.72) comes in third while Justin Rose is fourth at 6.47.
Brandt Snedeker's average of 6.33 is fifth-highest while Luke Donald ranks sixth at 6.25.
McDowell's average is 5.90 and Oosthuizen is at 5.66. Phil Mickelson (5.26) moves from 10th to No. 9, dropping Steve Stricker (5.22) a place to 10th.


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Agilent Technologies Inc. introduced an interference analyzer option for its FieldFox RF Analyzer, an integrated RF handheld for wireless installation and maintenance (I&M). The company also introduced new spectrum analyzer features.
FieldFox's speed, 1.5 updates per second, is the world's fastest in the commonly used 20 MHz span and the 3 kHz resolution bandwidth (RBW). It offers the best dynamic range in spectrum analyzer mode (96 dB) and the fastest sweep times for interference detection with resolution bandwidths under 30 kHz.
"With its fast, integrated and easy-to-use measurements -- all in one rugged, lightweight and handheld form factor -- FieldFox now offers the industry's best overall package for wireless I&M," said Gregg Peters, Vice President and General Manager of Agilent's Component Test Division.
FieldFox integrates six key I&M measurements into one unit with test times that are more than 50 percent faster than traditional testers. Key measurements include: cable and antenna test; spectrum, interference and vector network analysis; true average power measurements; and a vector voltmeter.


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Wednesday, September 22, 2004
It's Just Part Of The Show, Folks
For Sale: Sentient, Insane, Homicidal ComputerThe Cinerama 160 degree Fairchild-Curtis lens used to represent the HAL 9000 computer in the sci-fi classic, 2001: A Space Odyssey, is available for sale on eBay. Most of the other props used for the film have subsequently been destroyed; the current bid is $150,000. As a friend of mine remarked when I alerted her to this breaking story, "The first time my toaster oven tries to take over my house, I'm unplugging the damn thing!"
The Infinite Cat ProjectOkay, now this is silly. (An explanation of said silliness can be found here.)
Jeeves Loses Weightaskjeeves.com, one of the Internet's many search engines and a contractor for the company I work for, changed their eponymous mascot, the butler Jeeves:
Not only has he lost weight, he's tan and got a nose job. Sadly, along with the site redesign, the answer to an easter egg question about Jeeves' recreational preferences was lost; the new answer has far less charm and is, in keeping with their new focus on profitability, basely commercial.
Notes On Richard's Pitching RoundupI couldn't help but notice Richard's pitching preview; I had a couple comments which were too long for the comment section.
- Colon will be the answer in 2005-2007 to Aaron Sele. Is there a rule that says the Angels have to have at least one expensive free-agent bust of a starting pitcher on their team? Richard thinks his strong finish means there's grounds for optimism, but a look at his career splits indicates he's frequently finished strong in September/October:
Year ERA ========== 1997 5.49 1998 8.47 1999 2.97 2000 1.94 2001 3.92 2002 4.97 2003 2.63
(Thanks to Retrosheet for data prior to 1999.) So he's been erratic throughout his career, and a strong finish -- or a weak finish -- doesn't mean a thing for his next season.
- Unloading Sele and moving Ortiz to the bullpen for the remainder of his tenure as an Angel (assuming they pick up his $5M option) means the Angels now have to pick up two starters in the offseason. Translation: combined with Arte's proclamation that payroll will go down next year, we can expect Ortiz to be back in the rotation next year, unless a better option shows up elsewhere.
- Percival's presumed exit from the club means Frankie is the team's closer. This means he's unavailable for higher-leverage outs earlier in the game, which isn't a good thing. At the right price, I'd like to see Percival return: $4M/2 years?
Alvarez OutWilson Alvarez, who replaced the ineffective Ishii in the rotation, tweaked his left hamstring. He will miss his next start, and the ineffective Ishii will replace him. No comment.
DePodesta's FollyWhile coming home from the Hollywood Bowl last night (the traffic getting there was ungodly terrible, the traffic leaving amazingly light), I turned on the Dodger Talk show to hear a caller Steve mention that some-scout-or-other had resigned because DePodesta had decided to trade for injury risk Brad Penny over his advice to the contrary. Well, what should we find in the Times today but reportage on the same issue:
"There's probably a bad joke in here about getting documentation like CBS News before people say some of the things they've said, but it doesn't really bother me," said DePodesta, accompanying the team in San Diego. "I know my conversations, I know our thought process, I know what went on and I know what our plans were. If people want to speculate on what we were doing and why were doing it, I can't let that bother me."As I said earlier, this trade will be the one for which DePodesta gets pilloried. Ironically, it was exactly because he foresaw a starting rotation meltdown (which the team is undergoing) that he acquired Penny in the first place. You just can't please some people, I swear.
Among the criticisms of DePodesta is that Penny — who last started Aug. 8 because of a nerve problem in his right biceps — did not undergo a physical before the trade.
What are the chances of Choi getting a Yom Kippur start?
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Massage is now the modern medicine, new findings confirm it can reduce inflammation in as little as ten minutes. It is also is a powerfully ally in the war against disease. Experts estimate 90 percent of disease is stress related, and one of the best ways to shake off stress is through bodywork. Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hot Stone and many other forms of massage have been proven to enhance the body's immune system and stimulate lymph flow.
Massage also increases circulation, which is a natural pain reliever. And lastly it can even improve your mood. And getting massages frequently will only enhance the benefits. So to help you survive the stress go for a modern medicine mood booster and book some bodywork today.


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Wisconsin DNR hires 11 wildlife technicians
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- July 6, 2014 - 6:05 AM
MADISON, Wis. — The state Department of Natural Resources has hired 11 new wildlife technicians.
The workers will be stationed around the state. They'll focus on habitat creation and preservation, public recreation, wildlife population monitoring and handling public contacts.
The new employees include Darren Ladwig, who will be stationed at the Richard Bong State Recreation Area; Drew Hawley at the Crex Meadows Wildlife Area; Kenneth Pemble in Florence County; Aaron Wright in Green Bay; Tomas Carlson in Merrill; Brandon Braden in Shiocton; Andrew Bubolz in Oshkosh; Andrew Krsnich in Plymouth; Ryan Brathal in Babcock; Kevin Rhein in Waukesha County; and Lori Wienke in Eau Claire.
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Commerce City, Colo. (June 30, 2011) - Tonight's World Cup of Wine & Beer will take place at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, regardless of the weather, from 6 - 8:30 pm MT. Due to heavy afternoon winds and the potential for evening rain in Commerce City, the fundraising event has been shifted from the field level to the West Concourse. Attendees may use Gate G, which will open at 6 pm, to enter. Parking is available for free on the lots at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, including the VIP lot. Tickets can also still be purchased at the door for $65.
The World Cup of Wine and Beer, hosted by the Rapids players and coaches, features tastings of beer provided by Heineken USA and Coors Light, as well as fine wine from various countries. It is one of several fundraising events put on annually by Kroenke Sports Charities, designed to raise money and awareness in the fight against child hunger and to support positive youth development opportunities in Colorado.


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Red Matrix Technologies' SQLAudit auditing tool provides an easy-to-use trigger-based system for tracking inserts, updates, and deletes to your data. Whenever someone changes data in a table you've set up for auditing, SQLAudit logs the transaction type, the date and time of the transaction, the user who updated the record, the name of the updated table, the updated record's primary key, and the original value and the updated value for the fields you selected to audit.
SQLAudit has two components: a Script Wizard and a Log Viewer. The Script Wizard generates several server-side triggers and the tables that the product stores its audit logs in. The Log Viewer is a client application that lets you view the audit logs. SQLAudit doesn't analyze your SQL Server database log files but instead looks at its own tables, which hold the audit logs for the particular events that you've defined. This architecture has advantages and disadvantages. The primary advantage is that any application you write can read the tables that store the logs. The primary disadvantage is that the complex triggers that audit the changes can significantly slow down your data processing.
I reviewed SQLAudit 1.7, which works with SQL Server 7.0 and requires at least Service Pack 1 (SP1). I also used the program with SQL Server 2000 with no problems. (SQLAudit 1.7a, which includes a minor bug fix, is now available for download from the company's Web site.) The SQLAudit client installation procedure is simple; you need to answer just a few questions. The procedure installs the Microsoft XML Parser if you don't have Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 4.01 SP1 or later installed. After you complete the client installation, you need to run the SQLAudit Script Wizard to generate the T-SQL script that adds the server tables and the triggers that the Log Viewer uses. Note that SQLAudit lets you generate scripts only for tables that have primary keys. This limitation can be serious for some implementations.
The Script Wizard lets you select the tables and columns you want to audit, as Figure 1 shows. For example, you could set up SQLAudit to audit only updates, deletes, and inserts that users make to the Salary column in the Employees table. SQLAudit can audit every data type except image, binary, and varbinary. After the wizard is finished, it generates and saves to a file the script that creates the triggers for your tables. You then run the script in Query Analyzer to create the triggers and tables. Having to run the script in Query Analyzer complicates what could be a simple server installation process; Red Matrix should consider having the wizard run the script. Note that you must repeat this server-installation process for each database you want to audit.
The Script Wizard creates at least one trigger for each table you want to audit. But you can have up to three triggers per table: one for insert, one for update, and one for delete. SQLAudit also creates three tables in each database to hold the auditing and system information. One table holds text-field audit information, one table holds all other fields' information, and another table holds internal SQLAudit information. When a user updates a record in a table, the trigger executes a cursor that inserts the old and new values into the SQLAudit system table in simple XML Data Reduced (XDR) format.
A benefit of the XDR format that SQLAudit uses is that with just a bit of programming, you can create a way to roll back individual records that a user might have inadvertently deleted. Although this method might not be the most graceful way to restore an individual record, it might be easier than restoring a day's worth of transaction logs. In addition, XML is a flexible medium for transporting data through HTTP protocols, letting you use standard, firewall-friendly data streams to ship data across the Web. And variable-length data in XML format is self-defining, which lets you develop schema-driven GUIs for the data.
After running the script to create the triggers on the tables you want to audit, you use the SQLAudit Log Viewer to view the audit trails. Figure 2 shows the Log Viewer, which lets you find changes in the database by transaction type (insert, update, or delete), user, date range, or table name. A bug during my tests duplicated the users listed in the drop-down box based on the number of roles the users belonged to. Users who belonged to the db_datareader and db_datawriter roles, for example, appeared twice in the list. However, this glitch didn't keep the program from working.
To view the audit, you simply click the record you want to view, and the Log Viewer displays the record as it was before the update and after the update. The Log Viewer interface is easy to use. However, you have to perform an additional, unusual step: You have to click a Connect button to open a connection to the server before you can connect to the database you want. Most OLE DB applications connect to the database automatically when you select the database.
Note that because SQLAudit uses SQL Server triggers to capture the auditing information, the product can't audit some actions. For example, any nonlogged action, such as a bulk copy program (bcp), skips over a table's triggers, and SQLAudit can't audit it. SQLAudit also doesn't audit Data Transformation Services (DTS) Data Pumps in which fast data loading (the default) is enabled, the bulk insert task in DTS and T-SQL, or records deleted through table truncation (instead of through a delete statement).
SQLAudit 1.7 also has no mechanism for purging audit records from the system tables. The two SQLAudit audit tables can grow large over time, and you have to create a SQL Server job to clean up the tables. However, Red Matrix officials said they plan to add a table clean-up feature to the Log Viewer in a future release. Another Log Viewer feature that would add value to the product is the ability to generate complex reports that could show hot spots—rows of data that, because of frequent user updates, are often locked. You can see hot spots by generating a custom stored procedure to report on the sqlauditlog table. SQLAudit's online documentation shows you how to create customized applications and the system tables that you can call with stored procedures to generate such customized reports.
What effect do SQLAudit's triggers have on application performance? Any time a user inserts, updates, or deletes a record from any audited table, the triggers that SQLAudit installs run through complex logic to create an XML statement from the changed data. If you're performing an update, the trigger must also find which columns you're updating by issuing a series of IF... ELSE IF statements. To investigate whether these statements cause any performance problems, I ran several data-load tests. I created two generic customer tables, each with 12 columns, in the same database. I set up one table with SQLAudit auditing and one without. I then used the DTS Data Pump task to load each table. In the Data Pump task, I turned off the fast-load option so that SQLAudit could audit the actions. The table that I wasn't auditing loaded 20,000 records in 1 minute, 12 seconds. The table that I was auditing took 2 minutes, 9 seconds to load the same records.
If you've programmed auditing logic for your applications, you've probably found that auditing, in general, slows down performance. You have to use a cursor to parse each record through the auditing logic. I recommend that you be very selective about which columns and tables to audit with SQLAudit. Users probably won't notice the amount of time it takes to audit the update of a single record, but if you're auditing many operations, performance will be a problem.
How Valuable Are Your Time and Data?
SQLAudit can save you valuable time and frustration in creating complex auditing triggers and can help you safeguard your data. The product costs $1795 for the first workstation license, which can generate unlimited scripts on unlimited servers. Each additional Log Viewer license is $149 a seat. Although this price may seem hefty at first, you'd spend at least $3000 for a contractor working 40 hours at $75 per hour to create similar functionality. On a past project, I spent close to 3 weeks refining a customized auditing process for a 128-table database system—and that didn't include the GUI viewing tool.
The most frustrating problem I ran into when programming my own auditing triggers was having to recode all the necessary triggers whenever someone made a simple database model change. Even after I recompiled my triggers, I generally found that I made a typing error or two somewhere in the code. However, with SQLAudit, you can simply rerun the Script Wizard and apply the new scripts in Query Analyzer. Although you can implement similar auditing processes through SQL Profiler, SQLAudit's Log Viewer provides an easy way to search for an individual insert, update, or delete.
In addition, SQLAudit's method of storing auditing changes in tables lets you create stored procedures to roll back or recover records if needed. This storage method also gives you the flexibility to create custom reporting stored procedures to find hot spots in your data. Building such customizations into the SQLAudit Log Viewer, however, would make the product more useful.
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Contact: Red Matrix Technologies * 919-845-7455
Web: http://www.redmatrix.com/
Price: $1795 for one workstation license; $149 for each additional Log Viewer license
Decision Summary:
Pros: Tracks inserts, updates, and deletes to your data; lets you easily search for an individual insert, update, or delete; stores changed data as XML; stores audit logs in tables that any application can read
Cons: Lets you audit only tables that have primary keys; uses complex triggers that can slow down data processing; doesn't audit operations that SQL Server can't log; doesn't purge audit records from the system tables


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Simon Church: Wales striker leaves MK Dons for Roda JC
- From the section Football
Wales striker Simon Church has left MK Dons to join Dutch club Roda JC for an unspecified fee.
The 27-year-old had a year left on his Dons deal, but has signed a one-year contract with his new club with an option for another 12 months.
Having been on loan at Aberdeen in 2015-16, the Amersham-born player has now parted company with the Dons, who were relegated to League One last term.
Church joined MK Dons in June 2015 after leaving Charlton.
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Josh Brittain scored the winning goal with 9:21 left in regulation Friday as the Norfolk Admirals (17-21-2-1) beat Bridgeport 2-1 before 4,575 at Scope.
Patrick Maroon netted the tying goal seven minutes into the final period and assisted on Brittain's winner, which gave the Admirals their second win in a row after they lost nine of 10 contests.
But Admirals goalie Frederik Andersen made 37 saves for the victory and was voted the game's No. 1 star. The Sound Tigers' Scott Campbell scored on him just 73 seconds into the contest, but Andersen made several key saves thereafter.
The Admirals pulled even with the Adirondack Phantoms in the race to avoid last place in the Eastern Conference.
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Sunday, September 11, 2016
Obesity and Weight Management
Obesity During Puberty
I have been obese for a large portion of my life, but now am getting into shape. I am now 19, and went from being 240 lbs to 180 (still going). Currently, I am 5` 9", but I have really small hands, feet and penis. I started puberty late, but I also read that if you are obese during puberty it can prolong the process. Is this true? Do I have hope of growing taller/ getting larger feet, hands and penis?
First of all, congratulations to you for dropping 60 lbs! That requires self-discipline and commitment. I admire you for it.The extra body weight associated with obesity usually makes puberty come at an earlier age for most people. So maturation is complete in early teens. Some, however, continue to grow for longer periods, right into late teens, due to genetic predisposition. If you have the mature hair development (facial, armpits, groin, legs), have a deepened voice, and have stopped growing taller (changing clothes and shoe sizes, etc.) recently, you probably have already completed puberty. If you really need to know, your physician can order a bone age -- a simple xray of the wrist -- at a hospital. The radiologist can determine whether your growth plates are fused, a sign that pubertal growth is over.Not matter what, keep up the great diet and exercise routine!
Robert D Murray, MD
Clinical Professor of Health Behaviors & Health Promotion
Retired Professor of Human Nutrition
College of Education and Human Ecology
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While filming ABC's supernatural thriller "The River," the actors had to pretend to be frightened of ghosts and other entities lurking around them when nothing was actually threatening them.
That was not the case when they filmed at the former Waimano Training School and Hospital outside Pearl City on the island of Oahu. It's reportedly one of Hawaii's most haunted locations.
"The place was haunted to the point that the security guard left screaming the first night we were there," star Leslie Hope told me recently. "Four people on our crew and cast broke bones in the three days that we were there, which is crazy."
Among those injured was Thomas Kretschmann, who plays Capt. Kurt Brynildson, Hope said. He split his shin bone after being pushed by something off a stair.
"He's a pretty tough guy; he's a macho guy, always carries a gun and stuff like that in the show and he always plays those parts," she said. "He was literally standing on a step and felt like somebody pushed him down ... Stuff like was happening there. That was scary."
Viewers get to see the hospital in "The Experiment," which premieres at 8 p.m. March 13 on ABC. In the episode (sneak peeks above), it serves as an abandoned research facility that the Magus crew comes upon during its search for Dr. Emmet Cole. Actually, they are led to it by a tantalizing set of clues that makes them believe Cole is still alive.
In actuality, the Waimano Ridge facility has served as a hospital for abandoned children and an insane asylum in the past.
"Rumor has it that the guy who ran the place had been decapitated by the nurses there because he was so terrible to the staff and the children," Hope said.
According to the Historic Hawai'i Foundation, the Waimano site was established in 1919 and was originally known as the Waimano Home for the Feebleminded. "It was shuttered in 1999 following years of rumors about dingy conditions and questionable patient treatment," says the Foundation's Web site. After years of neglect, the site says, the Department of Health began restoring buildings at Waimano Ridge and turning it into a modern medical community. It currently houses a number of state organizations and programs.
But abandoned buildings remain there, and through the years numerous ghost sightings have been reported, as well as claims of lights and faucets turning on and off by themselves, mysterious sounds of footsteps in buildings on the compound and car crashes on the grounds and near the buildings. (The Historic Hawai'i Foundation site does not bring up the reported hauntings, but the Haunted Sites in North America site does.)
Whether you believe the claims or not, Hope—a self-professed skeptic of "hauntings" before filming began—said her mind has been changed.
"I would say most assuredly yes," she said. "After we were there for three months and the situation in that creepy abandoned hospital was one of the worst, where you'd step into these long corridors. Now granted, they're dressed to be scary for the show itself. It's smeared with blood and all sorts of trash thrown all over the place. But even without it, you step in and—I don't know quite how to describe it—it just felt like you were always trying to brush things off your body. Like there were things around you all the time."


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I think a lot of people are very uneasy about the similarity of App.net (including the devs themselves). They are even using Bootstrap (open source, created by Twitter) to make this thing.
One reason many would give is that Twitter is changing from Twitter used to be to something else. App.net is then more of a clone of what Twitter-used to be, not what it is. (Weak argument, I know.)
The most important point however is that app.net is intentionally a "dumb pipe". That is, the most important function is to hold data, and app.net is completely ok with you not using their website. Normally it's horribly economically to be a dumb pipe, but since people pay for app.net it actually works out.
I also think you can look at app.net more as this data-pipe, and that the Twitter-like thing they are building now just happens to be an example that runs on it. The dream of the devs is to create this plattform people can build apps that use it for plumbing (sort of like Heroku, but on a much higher level). Being a plumb this way is very much opposite of what Twitter is today.


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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
During pregnancy you are breathing for you and your baby so keeping your asthma under control is important. Some women will notice more asthma problems when they are pregnant, but others will have fewer asthma problems.
Asthma flare-ups can happen anytime during pregnancy. Most flare-ups are caused by infections such as colds or bronchitis or by women stopping their asthma medicine. Do not stop taking asthma medicine when pregnant. Asthma medicine controls your asthma to keep you breathing normally. Asthma medicines are safe and cause little risk to you or your baby.
Call your provider's office if your asthma is not controlled. Signs that your asthma is not controlled are:
Go to the Emergency Room immediately if you are having severe asthma problems. Signs of severe asthma problems are:
Remember: Asthma flare-ups are treated the same during pregnancy as they are when you are not pregnant. The treatment is safer for you and the baby than not being able to breathe.
If you are thinking about getting pregnant, schedule a visit with your provider to see if you are healthy and your asthma is under control. Also get needed vaccines such as flu, pneumococcal (pneumonia), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis).
Take your asthma medicines regularly during pregnancy. Do not cut back on your medicines during pregnancy or this can cause asthma flare-ups. Talk to your provider if your asthma is not controlled, you have side effects to the medicine or problems affording the medicine.
Review all medicines with your provider including vitamins, herbs and supplements. Ask for the safest brands to use during pregnancy.
Do not smoke and avoid second hand smoke.
Do not drink alcohol.
Get needed vaccines such as flu.
Ask for an asthma action plan so you will know what to do if your asthma flares-up. Asthma flare-ups should be treated quickly to prevent drops in oxygen levels which can harm the baby. If your medicines are not helping, call your provider right away for help. If you are having lots of problems breathing go to the Emergency Room. (Read "Signs of Asthma Problems" above).
Pregnancy can cause shortness of breath that is not asthma. A good way to see if the shortness of breath is caused by pregnancy or asthma is to check your breathing with a "peak flow meter". Your peak flow numbers will be normal if you are short of breath because of pregnancy but will go down if it is caused by asthma. If you are unsure call your provider.
Asthma rarely causes a problem during delivery but always tell the medical staff you have asthma so they can make sure you continue your medicines.
After Delivery of the Baby
Your asthma will usually go back to how it was before pregnancy within 3 months.
Take your asthma controller medicines as directed. Talk to your provider if you are having side effects or the medicine is not controlling your asthma.
Schedule a follow-up with your provider to get your asthma checked and have your medicine adjusted if needed.
Do not smoke or let other people smoke around your baby. Exposure to smoke has been linked to asthma, ear infections, pneumonia and sudden infant death syndrome.
Take your asthma controller medicines as directed. Talk to your provider if you are having side effects or the medicine is not controlling your asthma.
Review all medicines you are taking including vitamins, herbs and supplements with your provider. Ask for the safest brands to use if you are breast feeding.
Do not take decongestants found in many cold, flu and allergy medicines, such as Sudafed®, Sinutab®, Allegra-D®, Claritin-D®, pseudoephedrine, phenylephrine.
Do not smoke or let other people smoke around your baby.
Do not drink alcohol.
This article is a NetWellness exclusive.
Last Reviewed: Aug 11, 2014
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College of Medicine
The Ohio State University
Clinical Professor of Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care & Sleep
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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TORONTO – Miller Brewing Company says it's aiming to end its Canadian licensing agreement with Molson Coors Canada this summer.
Molson Coors Canada has filed a suit in Ontario to prevent the move but Miller says it gave the required six-month notication in January and it expects the termination to take effect on July 22.
Miller Brewing Co. is a subsidiary of SABMiller PLC, a multinational with its headquarters in the United Kingdom.
Miller's managing director for Canada, Paul Gurr, says there's an opportunity for it to grow its brands in Canada.
"We see Canada as a country with a rich tradition of beer appreciation and believe we can better serve Canadians needs through this transition," Gurr said in a statement."


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The United States Auto Club website reports:
More than a dozen drivers are scheduled to seek their initial USAC Silver Crown Championship victory April 6 when the "Sumar Classic" unfolds at the Terre Haute (Ind.) Action Track. If one can find victory lane they will become the series' 100th different race winner in its 44 years! Pre-entries already suggest a "full field" for the 100-lap race. Former Silver Crown winners Bobby East, A.J. Fike, Tracy Hines, Chris Windom, Dave Darland, Aaron Pierce, Kody Swanson and Jerry Coons Jr. are among entered drivers at Terre Haute. East is the defending series champion and Windom became the 99th different series winner at last year's "4-Crown Nationals" in Ohio. Pierce holds the ultimate series race record of 159.211 mph, established at Homestead, Fla. in 2006. Competing for the title of 100th race winner will be drivers from Indiana, Illinois, Oklahoma, Michigan and Florida.
Christopher Bell of Norman, Okla. won last year's Honda USAC National Midget Dirt title and finished eighth in his Silver Crown debut at DuQuoin in 2013. Taylor Ferns of Shelby Township, Mich. is the winningest female driver in USAC history and won the 2011 USAC D1 Midget crown. Ferns was 4th at Rossburg, Ohio and 5th at DuQuoin in 2013. Joe Liguori of Tampa, Fla., grandson of long-time USAC driver Ralph Liguori, won USAC's 2009 Midwest and USAC/UMARA Ford Focus titles and finished seventh in last year's "4-Crown" Silver Crown finale.
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I wanted to be an actor, and I am. Fortunately I've managed to make my living doing theater for more than ten years, and gained a little bit of fame to boot. I'm also a writer, and I seem to have carved out a niche in the arts, often referred to as solo theater, performance art, griot and, most recently, hip-hop theater. I'm lucky. I haven't really done anything avant-garde or new. I've just done what the actor has done for thousands of years. I play characters and tell stories about my diverse community in New York City, and about my incomparable and ever-changing hip-hop generation: community and generation.
I never wanted to do theater to get "discovered" by Hollywood. Discovery makes me think of Columbus. The idea of some Hollywood entity "finding" me and exploiting me to make me into a "star" makes me want to commit suicide. Yet although I'm happy doing theater and affecting people in an ancient way, there is always the temptation to reach…a wider audience. And of course to make more money–money to invest in my community and generation, at which my government does such a shameful job.
So, along comes Hollywood knocking at my door. For years I had turned down offers in movies and television shows that not only ignored the realities of my community and generation but often reduced those realities to glorified stereotypes and minstrelsy. However, trying to be fair and give Hollywood the benefit of the doubt, not wanting to be a righteous socialist, I took a chance. I took several chances, expecting Hollywood to hand over some power, some money, some screen time. After all, Hollywood owes theater billions of dollars. Before there were actors in front of a camera there were actors on a stage. And before that there were actors in the bush, representing and reflecting the problems, ironies and stories of their communities. Hollywood has been stealing our actors, writers, directors for seventy-five years. Not to go off on a tangent, but it makes me want to shoot up a movie studio when Hollywood folks come to my shows in New York or Los Angeles and actually expect to get "industry comp" tickets at the door. "Oh, we're from MTV…we're from Paramount…Miramax." Go fuck yourselves. You can't pay a $15 theater ticket? A price that was deliberately made low, to give low-income youth access to theater. But you can spend $25 million on some film that has nothing to do with anyone's community–anywhere on the planet–without blinking.
Among several Hollywood offers I indulged, I was asked to guest-star in an episode of Seinfeld. I was honored because I didn't even have to audition. They just wanted–me. But when I got to the set, they asked me to play a Puerto Rican "pool guy" who cleans up towels and jumps around like an idiot and talks with a "funny Spanish accent." I argued respectfully with Jerry and his crew of distinguished producers about the offensiveness of what they were asking me to participate in, about the power of their show. I argued that people in Idaho, Australia, even in government were already forming their opinions about Latinos, blacks, Asians, Native Americans from the one-dimensional image "opportunities" that existed for them in film and television. When I asked how they (and I) could traffic in these stereotypes, I was swiftly removed from the role and sent back to New York. When I wrote about the experience, I was criticized for "attacking a Jew who is innocently entertaining us with his show about nothing." Some even accused me of being anti-Semitic. I wonder if they would have seen Jerry Seinfeld as anti-Semitic if he burned an Israeli flag, instead of the Puerto Rican flag they burned and stomped on during the last season of his show.


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A lot has been written about viruses infecting cell phones. It's a timely topic, because viruses for smartphones are starting to gain traction --one recent survey suggested that 18 percent of devices have had malware infections, but that most users don't even check.
However, unlike malware that can infect your computer, cell phone viruses have trouble replicating, and need to be actively installed by users, likely under the guise of something else. As of today, no self-installing cell phone viruses have been found. That means that although malware infecting your mobile device is more likely than it used to be, your device is still much less vulnerable than your desktop or notebook PC.
A cell phone virus can spread in three primary ways. The first is by a multimedia text message. Much like e-mail on your computer, a text message with an attachment could hide a virus. You would then have to run the program and install the virus yourself. Of course it could say that it's really a game, screensaver, ringtone or nude pictures of Lindsay Lohan, but if you don't pull the trigger yourself, it can't hurt you.
The second method, which is becoming increasingly popular in the virus-writing community, is to use Bluetooth. Bluetooth makes life easier. It lets my wife talk with her new Ford Focus by using the Sync service, turning her vehicle into something akin to the bridge of the Starship Enterprise. However, that easy connectivity that makes Bluetooth so useful also makes it risky. A phone that's infected can now constantly search for other Bluetooth phones and send virus code over to any that slip into range. (You still have to accept and install the program, though.)
To prevent this from happening to your phone, simply turn the Bluetooth auto-discovery mode off. It's like hiding your wireless access point from the outside world. It might mean an extra step to get a new Bluetooth device connected to your phone, but it will keep you safe from unwanted visitors with infected files.
The third way that a cell phone can become infected is pretty much the way a PC does most of the time: surfing the Internet. Most smartphones today can browse the Internet and download files. However, this is currently the least effective way for a phone to get a virus, because it requires a user not only to download an infected file but also to install it. That's two opportunities you have to reconsider. However, even seemingly trustworthy files such as apps for a smartphone can hide a malicious program.
So what do you do if you've been infected? Thankfully, most cell phone viruses aren't as robust as the ones on the PC, at least not yet. Like PC viruses, it's still best to catch them before they get onto your phone, but most can be removed after the fact without causing further damage. A good program that works with Android, WindowsMobile and Symbian phones is PhoneGuard. We've used it to protect smartphones in the lab and to heal ones that have been infected. Most large AV companies like Symantec and Trend Micro also have cellphone security packages to go along with their Internet security, though it's still somewhat rare compared to PC packages.
With the right protection, and by taking several simple steps, you can keep your smartphone safe from harm. And remember, you can't get infected right now if you don't install an infection yourself. So if you're not 100 percent sure, leave it off your phone.
Stay safe out there!
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An ip co phoned me to say "malicious mail" on my computer was slowing server. But i dont have a computer! I do sometimes browse on phone though. Vj
Thanks for the write up on phone guard. I heard it was good and it helps to have your confirmation. How did you hear about it, John?
Are there any reports of iPhones being infected with malware? If so, are there any programs to remove the malware?
It worked! I used the PhoneGuard and it scanned my phone. It found a virus called CallCellIV or something like that. It deleted it and my phone is now protected from future outbreaks. Thanks so much for your help.
As more of the tablet computers that use Android or other smart phone Operating systems come out on the market the more serious this will become.
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Demi - somewhat complicated.
Mom married into family but didn't make child with the father, though still inheriting the family name. Father soon dies in a plane crash and mother re-marries, though the surname from the former husband remains (high class families surnames overrides a lower class persons regardless of gender). Finally makes a child, though the child is only a member of the family due to circumstances.
No awkwardness?
|2013-01-04, 11:37
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Snide remarks, fake politeness and a lot of backstabbing?
I honestly imagine the Sarashikis as nice people, just not thoughtful so I doubt there'd be much tension. Just... Insecurity as to where they stand with each other I guess? The sarashiki's arent mentioned so yeah.
Traditional japanese entails the first line I mentioned.
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Well, Chifuyu's middle school friend in Reversal is in that situation in, though its mostly used as a framing device to expand on the Sarashiki's. While Tatenashi herself is unarguably the second line, all the other Sarashiki's follow the former. Even good girl Kanzashi snipes from time to time.
That's not even mentioning them being Templars:/
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Since Japan has Yukihira (Freaking ONE-HIT KILL, there is no better weapon than that). It only make sense if they make their unit (or at least develop Test-bed for High-mobility IS) to able to close in against their opponent quickly while dodging the attack at the same time.
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Well, that's actually quite believable when we talk about golem 1, it's defense is not so much thin as it's NONEXISTENT. Do have to remember though, it DOES have exceptionally tough internal frame, especially on the arm portion.
Also do remember that damaging core is not easy, even with I.S.-class weapon, as I said before, that's really some beam saber Minerva have.
Though your explanation also may explain why Dragon Cannon can't do jack, normal pressure/shockwave just didn't work
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current design additions for Uchigane are two katana scabbards on each arm for drawing or twin barrel beam machine guns on either arm that are covered when deploying a solid state arm sword that covers both vulcans. Think double sided GN sword.
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if I use the two scabbard on each arm design, the waist scabbard will definitely have to go. The GN sword like idea seems to hold water... but I guess I'm still on the fence about it.
I'll probably change the waist scabbard sword at one point, but only for special characters. I really do want to make that high mobility design, but the Uchigane itself doesn't look upgradable in terms of speed.
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Desperate for a solution Ms Smith reluctantly took cannabis based tablets alongside chemotherapy after reading about a cancer patient in the US who went into remission after producing her own marijuana oil.
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Using Hudson
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- [Hudson Monitor Chrome Extension|https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/lnalnbkkohdcnaapeeceifjabgmdfgah] shows Hudson build statuses in the Google Chrome / Chromium browser
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- [HudsonMobi for iPhone, iPod and iPad|http://hudson-mobi.com] Centrally connect and securely manage multiple Hudson CI instances over the Internet from your iPhone, iPod or iPad
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