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We define the entertainment industry to include movie studios (including producers, actors and directors), the music industry, commercial television and radio stations, and cable and satellite TV operators. And while DC may be "Hollywood for ugly people," as the saying goes, the industry has a stake in much that goes on in Washington.
For example, in a ruling decried by advocates of net neutrality, Verizon successfully challenged rules by the Federal Communications Commission that would have required Internet service providers to grant the same broadband speed to websites equally. Shortly after Verizon's victory, Comcast Corp. brokered a deal with Netflix to give it faster movie streaming -- for a price, of course. Comcast spent more on lobbying in 2013 than any other corporation in any industry except Northrop Grumman Corp. Comcast employs 35 lobbying firms (37 counting its subsidiaries). Its talent includes 107 lobbyists, including two retired senators and three former House members.
Other big spenders in this industry include the mammoth National Cable and Telecommunications Association, a trade association headed by Michael Powell, former chairman of the FCC.
Time Warner has also made major investments in lobbying, ranking fourth among entertainment organizations at $8.29 million.
Overall, the television, movie and music industry spent $118 million in 2013, a dip from its $123 million peak in 2011. We could see that figure creep upward though, as Democrats scramble for solutions to the ruling that unraveled net neutrality.
Another perennial concern of the industry is copyright protection, particularly as it concerns the practice of sharing music and video files over the Internet. The Recording Industry Association of America has been encourging elected officials to confront the growing problem of piracy, especially online. The Motion Picture Association of America, while most known for being in charge of the movies rating system, has also been a key player in the anti-piracy.
"Hollywood liberal" is a favorite smear of the conservative right. Indeed the entertainment industry tilts heavily Democratic in its political contributions, but not exclusively so. Over the past 20 years, roughtly 70 percent of donations has gone to Democrats and 29 percent has gone to Republicans. PACs and individuals connected to Comcast and Time Warner gave away about $4.4 million and $2.3 million, respectively, during the 2012 election cycle.
-- Emily Kopp
Updated April 2014
Feel free to distribute or cite this material, but please credit the Center for Responsive Politics.


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Arthur Post is the unquestioned leader of the San Juan Symphony. This weekend, however, Durango will be rewarded that Post has friends in high places, because the maestro will be about 1,200 miles away in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
In his place, Post invited his college buddy Kenneth Freed to stand in for Sundays Back to the Future program at the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College. The symphony business is a tricky one, and Posts contract allows him to tap a substitute every so often so he can pursue other opportunities. Freed and Post were classmates at the Yale School of Music. Freed is on loan from his full-time gig as the music director for the Mankato Symphony Orchestra in Minnesota.
On Wednesday, Freed previewed Sundays program, and he showed he understands both the material and his friends style.
Arthurs take is theres this sensibility of the composers who wore wigs and created the canon, but hes instead been mining folklore for this years season, Freed said.
Back to the Future is on the Symphonys Lollapalooza theme for 2012-13. The concert will start with the future, featuring Derek Bermels 2010 composition Canzonas Americanas, which was commissioned by superstar conductor Gustavo Dudamel of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.
(Dudamel) told him to combine the music of North and South America, and hes an omnivore. Its bluesy, accessible and even funky music you can dance to, Freed said.
The other two pieces have been around since 1795. Chinese protegé Zhu Wang will return to the San Juan Symphony as the soloist on Beethovens Concerto No. 2 in B-flat major for piano and orchestra.
After intermission, Back to the Future will conclude with Symphony No. 104 by the Father of the Symphony, Joseph Haydn.
Durango resident Meredith Mapel will make her debut with the San Juan Symphony as a vocal soloist.
She has a diverse theatrical and musical background but currently is general manager of Durango/Farmington Coca-Cola.

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This holiday season, I want to share with you some of my favorite year-end reasons to give to Northrop. I challenge you to not feel great about giving!
1. Give a gift, get a gift. You have until December 31 to make a donation and in return receive the gift of a tax benefit on April 15. All gifts to Northrop are completely tax-deductible, which makes giving feel twice as good!
2. Instant gratification. While so many things in December require endless hours of planning, shopping and travel, giving a gift to Northrop takes only a few minutes and a few clicks of your mouse. My favorite part... you can make your gift while wearing slippers and pajamas. Who knew it was so easy to feel so good!
3. Share the warm fuzzies. Remember the feeling of opening the perfect gift? That's the same feeling Northrop staff gets every time a new contribution comes in. Let's make them feel warm and fuzzy every day until the end of the year!
4. It works every time. Computers crash and cell phones drop calls, but giving to Northrop is always guaranteed. We put your money where it matters most-on the stage and in the community with world-class artists and meaningful outreach to students. So, rest easy and feel good about your smart investment!
5. You are important and appreciated. In a world where it can feel like our efforts often go unrecognized, the most important reason I can think to give to Northrop is that your support is not just recognized but cherished. We wouldn't be here without you, wouldn't even want to be here without you. Give us an excuse to remind you how valued you are!
What are you waiting for? Make your gift here and start feeling good today!


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I would guess that since the dawn of time, women and probably some men too, have gone to great lengths to care for their hair (no pun intended). Some of them wore wigs, presumably to protect their hair from intense sunlight, and others used a variety of methods to deal with everything from normal dirt, to graying and even hair loss. Folks back then were pretty careful about their hair and only used natural ingredients because, well, that's all they had.
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PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. (AP) — Everything went smoothly when Alex Cobb slowed down.
"When you start rushing like I was in the first game, you don't give yourself a chance to catch up," Cobb said of his outing Monday. "I worked on giving everyone a first-pitch curveball and was pretty successful with that. You can work in the changeup on that, and I think all three pitches were working well."
Cobb rebounded from a rough start to pitch three overpowering innings, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 Saturday.
Cobb, who struggled to get through two innings against Boston on Monday, allowed just one hit and struck out five on 36 pitches.
"(He was) really sharp," Rays manager Joe Maddon said. "That was really good. That was a really sharp. Easily could have gone nine."
Nearly as good, Wei-Yin Chen gave up two hits in two innings in his spring training debut for Baltimore. Chen, who was 12-10 as the Orioles No. 2 starter last year, his first in the major leagues, needed only 23 pitches.
"I feel pretty satisfied for today," Chen said through a translator. "It's been too long for me. I think my command and breaking ball control is getting better and better this year."
Chen's spring debut came so late because he was recovering from a knee injury sustained against the Yankees in the division series last October.
"Last year, I felt a little scared about pitching because of soreness in my knee," Chen said. "This year, I feel totally fine. I'm really lucky to be pitching again today."
Orioles manager Buck Showalter says the plan is to ease Chen into spring training.
"Mostly, it was going to be a fastball day. It was a good start for him," Showalter said. "It was good to get him out there. He's where he needs to be."
The Rays offense continued to produce, as SS Yunel Escobar hit a 2-run home run off LHP Brian Matusz, who then allowed a Ryan Roberts solo shot following Escobar, who was 2-for-3 Saturday.
"I really believe (Escobar) is a complete player," Maddon said. "He's going to hit. It's in his DNA."
Orioles left-hander Brian Matusz yielded consecutive homers to Rays shortstop Yunel Escobar, a two-run shot, and second baseman Ryan Roberts.
Rays infielder Sean Rodriguez got his first hit of the spring: an opposite-field solo shot to the Rays bullpen.
"We only got seven hits, but we hit the ball on the nose a lot," Maddon said. "Really pleased with the game we had today."
Rays closer Fernando Rodney kept his perfect spring alive, pitching a hitless third inning with a strikeout.
Rodney will stay with the team until Monday, when he will report to the Dominican Republic camp at the New York Yankees training complex in Tampa.
NOTES: Saturday's game was the last the day of spring training for Rays' Ben Zobrist (United States) and Jose Molina (Puerto Rico) before heading to their respective teams for the World Baseball Classic. . Rodriguez started in CF on Saturday, his first appearance at that position since 2010. Rodriguez played leftfield twice in 2012, but Maddon says Rodriguez will appear more in the outfield this season. . Orioles LHP Tsuyoshi Wada threw 30 pitches in his third bullpen session of the week. Wada is recovering from Tommy John surgery last May. ... RHP Steve Johnson will get his first start on Tuesday against Toronto in Dunedin. . American League Cy Young Award winner LHP David Price will start Sunday against Minnesota in Port Charlotte . Saturday's game between the Rays and Orioles is the first of four spring meetings. ... Executive Director of the MLB Players Association Michael Weiner met with Rays players Saturday in his annual spring training trip. Weiner told media that the MLBPA agrees with the Commissioner's office on its stance of the Rays stadium situation and that the union is also disappointed with Rays attendance, which was an MLB-worst in 2012. . The Rays reassigned RHP Matt Nevarez, RHP Jim Paduch, LHP Jimmy Patterson and LHP Neil Schenk to the minor league camp. . Baltimore leads the American League East in Spring Training at 6-2. The Rays are 6-3.


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Jason Smith Jr. loves football, and always dreamed of scoring a touchdown. Last Thursday, the Oklahoma boy, who suffers from muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair, finally got the chance.
"Sometimes I just dream about running a touchdown," said Jason, who is usually stuck on the sidelines, cheering on and coaching his twin brother, Jalen.
"He dreams about it almost every night," Jalen said.
Last Thursday, Jason's dream became a reality.
With less than a minute left in the game, Jason's dad, who is also the coach, decided to put him in.
"He grabbed my brother's helmet took it off him and put it on me," said Jason.
His dad captured the video on his cellphone as the ball was passed to Jason and a teammate pushed him all the way to the endzone.
"We were going pretty fast," said Jason.
After the touchdown, Jason's team as well as the other team gathered around him, cheering and giving him high-fives.
"Just to see that smile on his face like that, that was a great feeling for me," said Jason's dad.


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"Why bother with patents?"
Inside Counsel 07/16/14 Gavin J. Milczarek-Desai
Some new clients over the years have asked me, a bit sheepishly, "What good are our patents?" A confession of sorts follows. "I know that patents are important to acquire. But aside from going after a clear infringer, all we seem to do is fill a file folder with our patents without further thought except when it's time to pay a maintenance fee." The confession complete, I answer the question with a question — how does your company generate revenue? A discussion ensues about the ways patents can protect or augment those drivers of revenue.
Of course, the key takeaway from these discussions is that patents should be obtained with business objectives in mind. Five of the most common objectives include:
- Keeping competitors out of some markets and/or increasing market share. While broad patents are desirable because they act as a barrier to entry, more focused patents can also deter competitors when alternatives are functionally or otherwise inferior. Focused patents can also lessen a competitor's market share by covering profitable improvements to their products or by preventing them from using competition-enhancing advances.
- Protecting core technology and R&D investments. Research and development often involves the expenditure of much time and financial resources. Allowing a competitor to simply skip that investment by not obtaining patents for innovations that can't easily be kept secret puts a company at a disadvantage (to say the least).
- Minimize infringement risks and maximizing freedom to operate. This aspect of patenting is often overlooked in my experience. Infringement risks can be lessened by filing for patents frequently to establish priority to an invention before competitors do. Increased freedom to operate also can be accomplished by filing "early and often" to prevent others from patenting and by leveraging a large patent portfolio to obtain cross-licensing arrangements with competitors. Having a patent committee with members in development, sales and management review frequent patent disclosures can lessen infringement risk by facilitating the sharing of marketplace information and otherwise making a company more patent savvy.
- Generating licensing or sale revenue. Whether through settlements obtained by enforcing patents, licensing non-competitors, or selling patents for unused inventions, revenue from license agreements and sales of patents directly monetize a patent portfolio.
- Marketing and advertising purposes. Novelty is a psychological driver of consumer behavior. Appropriate use of "Patent Pending" or a slogan such as "So unique it's patented" in marketing can drive sales, whether by creating an impression of innovation for technology companies or by creating a mindset of the next "big new thing" for consumer product companies.
So how does a company build a patent portfolio aligned with one or more of these objectives? Clients have found it helpful in my experience to classify a patent portfolio strategy according to one of three primary business objectives.
The Fortress (protecting core technology and R&D investments)
Essential for start-up technology companies but often applicable to any small business, this strategy focuses on building a relatively small portfolio of high-quality patents that are focused on obtaining both broad and improvement-directed patent coverage on a company's core research and development effort, as well as on the resulting products and/or services that will generate revenue. Higher quality patents have higher value to potential investors, licensees and/or acquirers.
The Blockade (barrier to entry and increasing market share)
A medium-sized portfolio that focuses on patents covering both the company's products/services (ala the Fortress) and those of the competition. Thus, this strategy provides both defensive protection for a company and the ability to block competitors from making, using or selling improvements to their own products and innovations. A mixture of broader, higher quality patents with lesser patents useful for encouraging settlement (versus the cost and uncertainty of litigation) is typical.
The Deterrent (minimize infringement risks and ensure freedom to operate)
This strategy focuses on building a large portfolio of patents of varying quality on anything and everything that might be advantageous to patent in a given industry. Building the portfolio by acquiring patents from others, especially if those patents cover competitor products, supplements internal patenting. The idea is that use of the portfolio is not so much to exclude competition or increase market share as much as to leverage it in negotiations and infringement litigation due to the threat of "assured mutual destruction" given the cost and uncertainty of litigation (e.g., a likelihood that one or more patents could be asserted against a competitor as counter claims to negotiate freedom to operate).
While obviously simplified for the purpose of this article, and not exclusive to the objective listed, the patent portfolio strategies outlined above nonetheless can serve as a springboard to focus thinking on "what good" a company's patents are and can be.


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Game 6 of the World Series is tonight and to commemorate the occasion, we're doing a running diary for the evening. What that will entail is basically a smorgasbord of AA's best features – quotes from Joe Buck and Tim McCarver (ala the Pammies), your tweets on the broadcast (ala Real Tweets from Real People), and some interspersed commentary in between. Just refresh the page throughout the game for a continual dialogue and leave a comment below or tweet us your thoughts/quotes. Enjoy the game… and try to enjoy the announcing!
Top 1st
"the count is 1-1. That's a little low and now it's 3-1" – Joe Buck (via spadilly)
"And now Michael Young takes a ball…. in for a strike." – Joe Buck (via MagnaCarterLive)
merfster1 It's not amazing that leadoff hitters that walk tend to score, McCarver. Does he know anything about baseball? @awfulannouncing
Bottom 1st
"The Cardinals are hoping to have the intention to get Pujols up there without intentionally walking." – Tim McCarver (via AA)
Lance Berkman homers to make it 2-1 Cards in the bottom of the first. Joe Buck actually seemed excited for the occasion (for his relative standards)… but I'm sure a large portion of the audience may interpret it as Cardinals homerism…
"The best way to eliminate gray is to keep hitting them like Berkman just hit them … or hit it." – Tim McCarver (via TravHaney)
courtgolf @awfulannouncing most people who talk like Timmy would be institutionalized and tested for dimentia
Top 2nd
Tim refers to Bill Mazeroski's 9th inning Game 7 home run in 1960 as "the shot heard round Pittsburgh." What a majestic way to describe one of the greatest moments in baseball history.
Smedindy @awfulannouncing "A good bunt, but not for an American League pitcher". Like a NL pitcher has exemptions for bad bunts?
Speertime23 Tim McCarver makes me want rip my ears off @awfulannouncing
That's a little harsh isn't it? Ear ripping territory is usually only reserved for Craig James.
Bottom 2nd
There's something so beautiful about Tim McCarver saying "JAI-MAY" Garcia. In other news, Kinsler doubles into left center to tie the game at 2-2 in the second. Already Boggs is warming up in the bullpen for the Cards. Get Ken Rosenthal on the other end of that bullpen phone!!
"you've heard that expression 2nd time thru the lineup; this is the 2nd time the Rangers have faced Jaime Garcia." – Tim McCarver (via JimMcKaysaidso)
At least Joe threw in a little excitement in throwing to commercial…
Top 3rd
Tim actually makes a good point about Carpenter pitching Game 7 of the World Series reflecting on Ken Rosenthal's short report. See, we're not negative all the time!
"Chris Carpenter is the unofficial official starting pitcher for tomorrow night."- Tim McCarver (via sjwest86)
On second thought…
eeberlew71 @awfulannouncing 'it was successful because they got to the line of scrimmage and snapped the ball.' Craig James never fails to amaze.
Sorry it was a short inning… had to get in a Craig James quote somewhere tonight!
(Click READ MORE to enjoy all the fun after the jump!)
Bottom 3rd
SoonerCharley @awfulannouncing Try just a walking diary. You will last longer! No doubt there will be 300-350 total pitches in this game.
I'm already taking oxygen like a fat man interception. This could be a long night.
An uneventful third inning (as we're still tied at 2) that's spotlighted by a long and confusing conversation about drifting into foul territory. I'm mentally drifting away like Rece Davis must do when he sits between Mark May and Lou Holtz…
Yes!! Fernando "Tossed" Salas warming up in the bullpen! Somewhere, Chris Berman is making loud grunting noises at his television.
Pujols at bat with 2 outs and its remarkable how quiet the talk has been regarding tonight's game perhaps being the last for Albert Pujols in a Cardinals uniform.
Joe Buck uses the trivia question as a chance to farcically joke at Tim McCarver "leaving play by play men in his wake." It's been a long 14 years, America…
Two long flyballs punctuate the 3rd as Lewis has settled down after that home run to Berkman. Thankfully, we're now on pace only for about a four hour game… (takes several shots of Red Bull).
Top 4th
Fantastic blooper in the outfield as Holliday and Furcal do their best Major League impression. That was a pretty soft "collision" though. I've seen more intensity in a Peyton Manning slide.
Poll Time!
Napoli! RBI double puts the Rangers in front once again.
"Cruising around 3rd is Cruz" – Joe Buck (via AA) thankfully not resisting the urge to throw in a Nantzian pun…
Seriously though, Mike Napoli's MVP performance in the World Series may be the most unlikely sports event of the year. Jermon Bushrod may be on his way to Super Bowl MVP honors…
And now with one out, Napoli is down injured on a hideously poor throw from Salas. Incredibly, that awful throw and a leaping Furcal causes Napoli to twist his ankle on the base in one of the most awkward looking plays in World Series history. Only thing missing was someone throwing a shattered bat…
adamamin @awfulannouncing RT @MarkSchoeck: Joe Buck's official name for the Fucal slap hit technique: "That sort of swinging-bunt-slappy thing."
So happy that even announcers are joining the fun! Everyone welcome ESPN's Adam Amin and make him feel at home!
St. Louis escapes the inning with just the one run allowed and Napoli emerges from that clusterf#*% ok to continue. 3-2 Rangers.
Bottom 4th
Lewis misses the bag at first on what should have been an out against Berkman to start the inning. Holliday then walks on 4 straight pitches to put runners on 1st and 2nd with 0 outs.
My God! The infrared camera appears useful yet again!
sackOFwine69 @awfulannouncing McCarver basically just said that was an easy call by the umpire and then said good call by the umpire
scott_towler I'm not even sure Tim McCarver knows what state he's in. #worldseries #Cardinals
Elvis Andrus destroyed on a takeout slide from Matt Holliday, (who was about the distance from Arlington to St. Louis away from 2nd base). The throw careens off the fence in foul ground and comes back into play to prevent a run being scored.
Cards tie it in the third on a ground ball to third. 3-3 in the bottom of the 4th with Nick Punto at the dish. Tim starts to make a point and ends up with his best analysis of the series…
A_Mess2 Does anything Tim McCarver says make sense? "uh, uh, uh … never mind" @awfulannouncing
The inning ends on a Nick Punto strikeout as he thinks about slamming his bat into the turf. Cards fans are hoping he does and jams his wrist to take himself out of the game. 3-3 after 4!
Before the Top of the 5th, let's take a stroll through the Twitterverse to check fans' opinion of tonight's broadcast…
flipflopflying Joe Buck's tone of voice is exactly the tone of voice you'd have if you had to listen to Joe Buck talking forever.
TrashTalkwithGP Joe Buck does a really good job of combining "smug prick" with "souless robot" to keep the hate trickling in from all sides.
CallMeBil For Tim McCarver, ending a sentence in a preposition is something up with which he will not put.
jonathanvilla10 I'd rather bang my head on a table 100 times than listen to Tim McCarver announce this game
Top 5th
sjwest86 @awfulannouncing "These have been anything but routine."-Buck, right before David Freese drops a popup. He has the gift!
The Cardinals defense is trying to top themselves in stupid errors to start an inning. It leads to a run being scored on a double by Michael Young, 4-3 Rangers. The bad news for St. Louis is that they're winning. For the next inning, let's hope this tomfoolery involves a ball nailing some sort of pigeon.
"Every game in this World Series has been memorable" – Joe Buck said with the energy of someone under anesthesia.
From Ryan Yoder: this game is just waiting for one of these teams to have about a 5 run inning…
Bases loaded now with 2 outs as Lewis comes up to bat for himself. Interesting decision with the AL team in the NL park. Could bring up a pinch-hitter and go into the bullpen. Lewis hasn't exactly been Jack Morris so far. Aaaannddd… Lewis strikes out in about 7 seconds. Poor decision from Ron Washington, he's gotta pinch hit in that spot and try to break the game open if he can. 4-3 Texas halfway through this one.
whygavs That … was bafflingly dumb. Says a guy that watched Clint Hurdle all year.
By the way, we should give David Freese a break. It's far from the worst thing anyone with that name has done…
Bottom 5th
damonhart @awfulannouncing the #Cardinals radio color guy is way worse than Buck/McCarver
Lewis vindicates his manager with a speedy 1-2-3 inning.
patdoc38 @awfulannouncing what cheesy line would nantz have if the rangers were to win its first world series?
Such a great question! Here's some of our best instant responses via Twitter…
soccerhaus @awfulannouncing The Lone Star State is the lone star atop the baseball world. The Rangers are your champions!
redveale @awfulannouncing The Ryan Express…delivers a title to Texas!
AlexFromBuffalo @awfulannouncing They are the Lone Rangers left in baseball… the Texas Rangers have won the World Series!
And the winner…
mattyzucks @awfulannouncing and Ron Washington wins his first World Series, cocaine's a hell of a drug!
Top 6th
Gorgeous pick-up, spin, and throw by Furcal to nab the second out of the inning. Amazing how he's been able to stick around and appear with seemingly a new team every single postseason. He's like a slightly less cooler Kenny Lofton.
"Pujols diving *over* the ball….under the glove" – McCarver (via bkibbs)
Bottom 6th
TheEverydayMan @awfulannouncing Who'd win in a cage match McCarver or Nantz?
I love our readers. Buck slams the cage door into Nantz's face ala Bobby "the Brain" Heenan and McCarver cheats to win.
Huge at bat as Lewis strikes out Albert Pujols. Have to say that he has responded in an outstanding way to Ron Washington leaving him in during the Top of the 5th to bat.
courtgolf @awfulannouncing @TheEverydayMan can we vote for a double knockout ?
sonic_tooth @awfulannouncing @TheEverydayMan even with Freddy Couples as a tag-team partner?
And now Michael Young botches a potential double play ball with another error. Cards now have runners on 1st and 2nd in the inning with one out. Five errors now in tonight's game. What a showcase for the game.
Seriously, there have been more errors in this game than Tim McCarver at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
And now the bases are loaded without the ball leaving the infield.
"The Rangers switch pitchers, Jenni-O invites you to switch to Turkey!" – Joe Buck with perhapst the most annoying product placement I've ever seen in a sporting contest. I don't even know what Jenni-O is, all I know is I want it banished to Greenland with Skip Bayless.
And Ogando walks in the tying run, 4-4. This may be the worst defensive/pitched inning in the history of baseball. Is it too early for the Rangers to consider bringing Jose Canseco to the mound or stick him in the outfield?
Whoa!! And it's another MVP play from Napoli as he guns out Holliday at 3rd base!!! What a play! And Beltre does well to block the path back to the bag.
And WTF is Holliday thinking?!?!
1Craig23 This is the ugliest #WorldSeries game I can ever remember watching: 5 Errors and Joe Buck/Tim McCarver? What else can go wrong?
And Ogando walks Nick Punto (Nick Punto??? Really???) to load the bases once again.
In summary this half inning (so far), the Rangers f*%#ed it up to tie the game. Holliday f*%#ed it up for the Cardinals to not take the lead. And the Rangers are currently trying to f*%# it up to notches unknown to give St. Louis the lead.
And finally, Creepier Adam Morrison gets the final out of the 6th as we're ready for the 4th quarter of the NFL on Fox!! Is it so hard for one of the biggest media companies in the world to have different theme songs for their sports?
Top 7th
Home run! Beltre! 5-4 Rangers on a powerful drive into right center field going the opposite way.
"No bigger swing in his career and he's put Texas on top by a run." – Joe Buck with actually a pretty good job on the call. Maybe Tim Burke's excellent counterpoint article from Deadspin today is getting to me more than I thought.
And now Cruz makes it back to back home runs!! 6-4 Rangers as Cruz hits his 8TH HOME RUN of the postseason into what used to be Big Mac Land! He's got to win the Conn Smythe, right?
Lost in the shuffle tonight is Texas setting some sort of record for failed sacrifice bunt attempts in one game.
BecuzofSociety I like it when Tim McCarver wakes up every few minutes and talks #WorldSeries
Tony La Russa is to double switches as to Antoine Walker was to three point attempts.
Adam Morrison jogs around to score the seventh Texas run on a Kinsler hit up the middle. This game's getting away from the Cardinals bullpen this inning. I wonder if Tony La Russa will blame the Buch Stadium telegraph this time. Maybe he should try a Carrier Rally Squirrel.
Nice of the Fox mic to pick up La Russa throwing out a "God damn!"
St. Louis finally gets out of the 7th inning as Fox even uses their NFL theme for a tribute to Ed Goren. Weird.
LouUhler Joe Buck talking about the Brooklyn Dodgers "long run of success". Now he is just making stuff up. @awfulannouncing
mattnelsen @awfulannouncing um that FOX montage where everything zoomed into everyone's crotch
SiameseTree @awfulannouncing Holy smokes…Orel just called Pujols Albert Belle on ESPN radio. Caught himself…but yikes.
In fairness to Orel, it is Halloween season.
Bottom 7th
MatthewSaydah Cardinals fans have gotta LOVE Joe Buck reminding them they may never see Pujols again. @awfulannouncing
Pujols is 0-4 in what may be his last game as a Cardinal. Stunned this hasn't been a bigger storyline. St. Louis goes 1-2-3 once again and we're officially getting the gingerale or whatever the Rangers are drinking in the clubhouse ready.
Top 8th
Another quick 1-2-3 inning reserved for Joe & Tim waxing poetically about Albert Pujols' time in St. Louis. Here's what our own Matt Clapp had to say…
sharapovasthigh Ah, this is going to turn into a Pujols memorial. Dear Joe Buck: THE RANGERS ARE ABOUT TO WIN THE WORLD SERIES! @awfulannouncing
Bottom 8th
Home run! Allen Craig hits a solo shot to draw the Cardinals to within two. 7-5 Texas. The way Feliz throws it anywhere in the stadium, this game is long from over. In other news, I think Joe Buck is trying to find a sense of excitement for this possible Cards comeback. Of course, he could have just been reading advertisements.
After another base hit and a pitching change, time for some Tweets…
drmagoo "They have four outs to score at least two runs." Quintessential Thank you, Tim McCarver moment.
ChrisFischer07 I know Joe Buck grew up around the Cardinals and as unbiased as he's trying to be, it's been evident.
EvanJamesRoskos have only listened to about 7 minutes of the world series and already I'm tired of Joe Buck and Tim McCarver.
I've only at 2575 words, it's not all that bad. Ok, maybe I should've thought about an in-depth evening with Joe and Tim a little more…
And now Andrus gives away another out by going to first instead of second. Go-ahead run now at the plate with the tying run on base. This game has more than a few twists and turns left. Just as long as Robert de Niro doesn't come out of the stands, I'll be ok to continue this live blog.
(Wait, you mean nobody out there has seen The Fan?!? John Kruk gets stabbed in the leg, how did this not win an Oscar!!!)
And Adams gets out of a bases loaded situation after Furcal hits a "real screamer" back to the pitcher. Onto the ninth. Texas 7, St. Louis 5.
Top 9th
kydennis Joe Buck sounded defeated on Furcal's groundout w/ bases loaded. Give me Bob Costes.
DiceTea10 Is Tim McCarver drunk? Just said Cardinals hadn't hit ball out of infield for 18 batters. Was he asleep during the homerun 3 batters earlier
If you have to ask…
My God! Nolan Ryan may have actually just been semi-forcing a smile! His stone-dead face is what I picture when I think of Joe Buck announcing any big-time sporting event.
Top of the 9th goes by without too much (unless you're wondering where in the world Tim McCarver went during that half inning. Was he in the can? Asleep? Recording another classical songs of yesteryear album??) Theriot, Pujols, and Berkman up in the Bottom of the 9th. Texas on the verge of a title.
Bottom 9th
Every Indians and Cubs fan just threw something at their television with the requisite "longest drought without a WS graphic."
The Riot strikes out as Tim chips in…
"Now a home run can't tie it."
Thanks Tim. He can put one into the gap to bring the tying run to the plate though.
And now Feliz can't throw a strike. Go ahead run at the plate with Allen Craig… and it's back to the Nolan Ryan face!!
Again, if the Cardinals take every pitch, I'm not sure Feliz can throw enough strikes to end this game. The guy has electric stuff, but he is all over the place.
Buck and McCarver saying much less in this bottom of the ninth inning. Always a great call by broadcasters to tone it down in this spot and leave the moment for itself.
Strikeout! Feliz gets Craig looking on a pitch right down broadway. One out left in Game 6 and Freese up to bat. Fox is desperately looking for a marching band to properly capture the moment.
And Cruz makes the catch this time after bouncing off the wall in the last at bat. Neftali Feliz blows the save and we're going to extra innings.
"The Rangers, in their no-doubles defense, allows Freese to hit double." – Timmy (via BMitchelF) with Freese standing at 3rd base.
This game hasn't been the best played for most of the night, but it sure has been one of the most compelling, exciting games in recent World Series memory. We're ready to keep going for extra innings!! And so is Nolan Ryan!!!
mspici the defense employed by the rangers worked perfectly. the did not allow a double. no one said anything about triples @awfulannouncing
Top 10th
Andrus gets a base hit up the middle with one out in the tenth and Josh Hamilton (2-5 tonight) up to the dish. I just have the sense that this may be his moment. Been pretty quiet this postseason.
AND HAMILTON DOES IT! HOME RUN!! 9-7 TEXAS!! MY God, I actually just called that! There is a God after all! #TEBOWING!!!
So the Rangers again go into the bottom half of the inning looking to close out on their first title.
trevorkight @awfulannouncing eh, no one cares. Go back to being funny.
Thanks for crushing dreams, bro.
Bottom 10th
biggriff78 @awfulannouncing Buck: "Could see Garcia hit." No Joe, he's already out of the game.
And Tony La Russa has two left handed hitters to face LHP Darren Oliver and then the pitcher's spot with his bench emptied. #overmanaging
For the record, Buck did pretty well (for his standards) with that Hamilton home run call. Tim McCarver however has been on the side of a milk carton since about the middle of the 6th. Is Terry Francona in the stadium somewhere or at least in the midwestern US?
My God, and now there are two runners on base to start the inning. This is the most unreal, improbable, roller coaster game in baseball history. Just let Lohse hit a 3 run home run and end this madness before my keyboard explodes.
Lohse gets the sac bunt down and now the tying runs are in scoring position.
"Guess who's on deck?" – Joe
"Who?" – Tim
"ALBERT PUJOLS!!!" – Joe
(giggles excitedly) – Tim
samsedam McCarver legit had no idea who was on-deck #WorldSeries @awfulannouncing
Theriot the batter with Feldman on to pitch and one out. Fox is going to go into uber camera switch mode at this point in the game.
After a Theriot foul ball, here's Fox's camera work
Washington, Feldman, old couple, young woman, young boy, rally squirrel, Theriot. All in 5 seconds.
Theriot grounds out to bring home a run. Now one runner on second. 9-8. 2 outs. Albert Pujols to bat… and he's being intentionally walked. Yes, you put the winning run on base, but this is a no-brainer decision. You have to pitch to Berkman.
"Why go into a doubles defense when a single will tie it?" – McCarver actually brings up a great point. Inviting the tying run on any hit to the outfield. Now a 1-2 count on Berkman. Down to the last strike… again.
*JAW. DROPS.* 9-9 as Berkman singles into shallow center field. Damn.
Craig grounds out and somehow we're going to the 11th. Joe Buck says "What a night" like he just got done playing Bingo at the rec hall with senior citizens. Then again, he does share a booth with Timmy…
This is the damndest baseball game I've ever seen.
keithfarner McCarver: In a battle of the beards, the gray beard won. @awfulannouncing
Touche Timmy, touche.
Top 11th
RYbbc34 i think it's time for nolan ryan to head down to the bullpen
And now Jake Westbrook takes the mound. Thank God, this World Series game was incomplete without a former Indians starting pitcher involved at some point. Now we're ready to call this an all-time classic.
Napoli singles with one out in the 11th. It's going to take a Bartmanian act for St. Louis to actually lose this game. Texas could score nine runs this inning and the Cardinals will still tie it. And we'll just keep going on and on and on and on until Tony La Russa finally puts Pujols on the mound and calls it a night.
SalSports LOL RT @Sprow_ESPN 18th inning preview: "Joe, this could be Pujols' last pitching appearance in a Cardinals uniform." @awfulannouncing
German grounds out to end the inning. Buck sounds as excited as I've ever heard him in a broadcast. He's up to Jim Nantz at Augusta right now. An inside the park home run to end it and he may crack Verne Lundquist territory.
Maybe this classic game is winning baseball fans over to Joe & Tim…
danpericone Joe Buck " Rangers lose their most effective reliever that had left". You mean the guy that just blew the lead w/ only 1 strike to go?
bostonslant Tim McCarver has said less than 10 words this inning. Definitely one of the #WorldSeries highlights.
Just checking…
Bottom 11th
Sctvman Tim McCarver: "This is already a classic." @awfulannouncing #duh
Seriously, let's just have Nolan Ryan pitch one at bat to Mark McGwire. Winner takes all.
HOME RUN! FREEEESE! 10-9 Cardinals win as Joe Buck channels his dad…
"We will see you tomorrow night."
Final Thoughts
Joe's going to take a lot of criticism from some people for "ripping off" his dad and his famous call of Kirby Puckett's Game 6 home run in 1991, but it's cool for him to be able to pay tribute to Jack Buck with that call. As much (or little) as you think of Joe Buck, that actually was a pretty good job tonight in calling one of the most memorable games in World Series history. One thing Joe Buck won't do is dominate a moment and there are times his tendency to drastically understate the moment comes in handy. He was fantastic tonight setting the scene and letting the crowd and the many incredible, mind-blowing moments speak for themselves – the walk off home run especially. Tim McCarver's "how did this happen?" was also somehow appropriate.
That's a game and a moment baseball fans are going to remember for a long time. One of the best ever. St. Louis comes back from 2 runs down in the 9th and 10th inning when they were down to their final strike in both innings. Then, they win it on a walk off home run in the 11th. I've always wondered what it would've been like to watch those famous Game 6s like Reds/Red Sox and Mets/Sox and now I know just a bit. What a classic.
Thanks for joining us for this live blog/running diary that lasted over 5 hours and 4,000 words. I think I'm going to eat a rally squirrel. Peace.


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It's too early to label it a crushing blow, because the exact extent of Chase Utley's thumb injury is still unknown. But an MRI revealed a sprain that is bad enough to warrant a trip to the disabled list, meaning the Phillies will be without their star second baseman for at least the next 15 days.
Utley has already left Cincinnati to return to Philadelphia. He will see a hand specialist tomorrow and surgery remains a possibility.
They'll also spend the bulk of that time without third baseman Placido Polanco, who was placed on the DL today as he continues to recover from a sore elbow that has plagued him on and off throughout the season.
The Phillies recalled Greg Dobbs and Brian Bocock from Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
The move means that three of the Phillies' eight Opening Day regulars will be on the disabled list until at least Saturday, when starting catcher Carlos Ruiz is eligible to return from a concussion.
For a team that has already struggled to score runs in stretches, the loss of Utley for 15 days could be a killer.
Utley has only gone on the disabled list once in his career -- back in 2007 when he broke his hand and missed a month after being hit with a pitch by the Nationals' John Lannan.
So what now?
Well, Bocock and Dobbs obviously aren't close to the level of the two guys they are replacing. Bocock is hitting .179 with a .239 OBP and .231 SLG at Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Dobbs has two hits and seven strikeouts in 17 at-bats since he was optioned to Lehigh Valley last week.
The Phillies now have six players on their roster who have spent time with the Triple-A IronPigs this season: LHP Mike Zagurski, C Dane Sardinha, Bocock, Valdez, Dobbs and RHP Nelson Figueroa.
They also have seven players on the disabled list:
- Chase Utley (6/29, sprained thumb)
- Placido Polanco (backdated to 6/26, elbow contusion)
- Carlos Ruiz (backdated to 6/19, concussion)
- Ryan Madson (4/28, broken toe)
- J.A. Happ (backdated to 4/16, elbow strain)
- Chad Durbin (6/24, strained hamstring)
- Antonio Bastardo (backdated to 6/16, elbow inflammation)
Madson is making his second rehab appearance tonight and is hopeful of returning before the All-Star Break, which begins on July 12. Happ is making his fifth rehab appearance tonight, although the Phillies are still taking a wait-and-see approach with the lefty. He could return within the next week, or they could decide he still isn't ready and either give him one more minor league start or stop his rehab assignment.
Utley is eligible to return on July 15, which is the first day back from the All-Star Break.
Polanco is eligible to return on July 11, which is the last day of play before the All-Star Break.
Durbin is eligible to return July 9, while Ruiz is eligible to return July 4, which is Sunday.


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The Wake up Call
Lori Ditlefsen 1/20/2005 9:17:57 AMNice catch and love the silhouette with the nice orange color. #207127
Beverly A. Burke 1/20/2005 11:28:49 AMThank you Lori. While in Mexico, I became intrigued with these birds who seemed always to have their heads pointing into the wind and created a racket in the early am. #1051565
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ATLANTA- A handful of junior Republican legislators announced Wednesday that they will introduce legislation to replace the state's income tax with an increase in the sales tax, including a broadening in the transactions subject to the tax.
They said taxing groceries could become part of their strategy, but they said the specifics - such as how high the sales tax would rise -- would all be determined between now and when the General Assembly convenes again in January. Thursday is the final day of the 2013 session.
"That's one of the reasons we're introducing this on Day 40," said principle sponsor Rep. Tom Kirby, R-Loganville. "…We start the discussion with the What and then bring the numbers in."
Kirby is just completing his first, complete legislative session, and he was joined by Rep. David Stokes, R-Newnan, who is the newest legislator after having won a special election this month. But Kirby said one-tenth of the House of Representatives are cosponsoring his bill, including some in leadership positions.
He said he also has the blessings of Senate President Pro Tempore David Shafer who introduced twin constitutional amendments last month to cap the income tax and to require that any increases in the sales tax go toward eliminating the income tax.
OtherGeorgialeaders have tried to get rid of the income tax, all arguing it would attract more employers. But none have figured out a political way to make the transition without some Georgians getting stuck with higher taxes.
Asked why their new initiative could succeed when others with greater stature failed, Kirby said timing is in their favor.
"The public is really ready for a serious tax transformation, not only at the state level but at the federal level," he said, pointing to the support for GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain when he announced a similar plan as well as several Republicans who won election to Congress on platforms to replace the federal income tax with a national sales tax.
"It's tough to run in a Republican primary and not be for it," added cosponsor Rep. Buzz Brockway, R-Lawrenceville.
National proposals have generally included a "pre-bate" of a cash payment to low-income people to compensate for the higher sales tax on necessities which would be a greater percentage of their wages. Kirby said the latest proposal doesn't include that feature and that the poor would benefit from added jobs and lower prices.
Democrats have long been critical of consumption taxes because of their impact on the poor.
Alan Essig, executive director of the think tank Georgia Budget a& Policy Foundation, says the transition could be jarring for individuals and the economy.
"To match today's revenues, the sales tax would rise to more than 11 percent and combine with the local sales levy to exceed 15 percent in some counties," he said. "Georgiawould have the highest sales tax in the region, and the state's economy would suffer because of it."


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V Ccnlrai Ohio's Only Jewish Newspaper Rcachins> Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Devoted to American and Jettiish Ideals \ol Ml ^ \o c(H-u\H5Ub OHIO, \\ (,i si <, u)jij per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc American Immigrants to Pro¬ mote Home Land Industries Society Pledges 510,000 To Put Kin, Still In Native Town, In lousiness There PUOKCT IS iELlCITING THE SUPPORT OF MANY AMERICAN JEWS M \\ \UIvk — \nicriL Ml imim),r ml', from 1 iskrn I uropL will rcbnild the ¦ di.'it.'int tuwiis of their hirtli for rehitivcs they luft hfhiml. TIic first moveinent of Its ! iiid 111 Ihi histuiv (f thd unrhl it h ("i httti iinti iU(i it\ rimlMmnshillLn ' Jewisfi itnmij^r mt socii-tiLs t it.h om of which IS LumpisLd of jw^niis fmm the sunt t<Mvn I htir rt-prcstiit ilnls form the "Komc Town [.Jcpartinciit" of lhe OiX tlic SoLi(.l\ fni thu pnmiotKin nf AKficuhural and 'J'echnieiil Tmdcs midii;? tht, Jc\\s of I istLrn Lmopc \cti)iR upou tht Oits invc-tigttiiiiis of the economic needs of individujil cities the Home'I'own Depjirtnient will recinnT mend to every society how it can best brinjj: .sonie <!c.i?r'ce of iirosperity to its niti\c cohununiti lolNiuing m Ort ¦ report, the .society of immigrants from Vth',o\ctKrid Rubsi I, this utek pledged $10,(100 fnr imiii-strial projects, hi their nati\t citi J he lirst step will Ik tht. erection of a.furniture factory. licsides the general advantage the' whole to.wn Kaiii.s from a new industry, ilic e.'^tablish ment will provi<(e Kainfnl einployment to J lO he »<is ul finnhts \\lin in now (nit of x\(irk md stan nit The Third l*r4»ject Ihis IS tht third project ^tirted in the hrst month the |ionie I own Department has-been functioning:. Construction of I textile un.tor> in Bobnnsh hi;, dire kI^ begun with the "siiOO sent b\ the societj of imminrduts from that citj, now IvMUg iii New York. It- Mil make knitted f»oods jtise\s, and swtiters products for which there is i greit <kmand tliroughout 1 -isterii I uropt, in<l for which thel uiU liaie an is<)Uied niirkct in the .Soviet stores; through' which all indutdual tni>niH must be done lhe s()elet^ of immigi nits from Schc<lnn li.nt irr niKed to send farm maelinicry to tlicir home land, to promote its agricul¬ tural coloiu Gerson /vliert, Pohsli economist and imlustmlist tn alderman of the City of Warsaw has been brought to tins coun¬ try by the Ort, to, take charge of HoiMc Town depiitment 7"»mdi\idnal 1 mds nian.sbaften" comin)i;, frnm as many dif ferent cities in Russia,. Poland. LatVi i. I ithnann ind Roum um, art rtpre sented in it I here ire over VtdO ^i-n-h "Laiidsnian.shaften" iii the Unitetl States, With incinberships ranging from AO to i*)0 Ihty e\jst htrt is nuituil benefit soiittics For their own iiitmbers thej maintain burial ami insurance funds Such societies keep in constant touch with, their native lands, and frequently send cluritablc domtioiis Everv Pass¬ over, they send money to the rabbis of their home copimnhity to provide lioli- da\ food for the ncc<lv \Iiiij American 'ivniidsman.shaft" i»rovide foi- the upkeep of the Synagogues in which its niembers uorshipptd before tbtv trussed the iti aild of the cemeteries where tlieir ancts tor.s lie. Jivery one of these Hocietits will he invited to vise the facilities* nf the Ort for provi(h"ng for the fuiidanieiit d reconstruction of tlicir native eicv..' No society has ever before uiwlertakeii i similar ta'>k Pitiftil Conditions J he petitions foi assist uitt in the home tfuKls liavc increased since the war because of the pitiful conditions inevi¬ table- after the tremendous economic thiiigtij takilig jiIUL m I istern 1 nropc and because the tiuota laws of the Uiiitul Slates have liinited tbe possibilities of sttking proiptntv htrt Untd I'lJi, it cordiiiE to tbe United States imniigri- Inib reports Jews taiiit from I astern Kurope,'at the rate ni ^O.OOO a ycat Usually tlicy were assisted in coinuig bv relatives- alrea<ly : here, nienihcrs ot '•r,andsiimnsbaften." Since then it Inib been reduced nearly .;10%, the number hi I!i2(( being \(i,-Jii7; \u l!,*27, 11,-HJ, and hi l!l:irt, U.liHIL At,the same time, the tendency in Juirope toward u closer cooperation between c'onsniner and pro dncer has ruined the middleman's trades, traditioiiar occupations of the Jews of lhe region, since the exodus from Spain Working through the Ort, the Auitr ican "r-undsniaiishaften" are providing other imxles of gainful employinojit ton- , sijitent with the prevailing conception that only persons who actually pwke or grow.products are useful citizens The Home Department heiidauarttrs arc at ;i:(I Madison Avemic. Xew York and all com nun uca tions from "Lqiutb * ihans)iafteii" will be welcomed tbtrt Agricultural Communitieu Ainong the- projects under coiiteinpla tion hy the "Homt' Town Departmtiit/' is the fin^nchig.pf agricultural commu iiitits in Hessarabia, a province of Roii- (Contimiiid ,on page 4) The Joint Distribution Committee Has Spent $2,000,000 On Orphan Care In Palestine Miss Sophia IJerjrci In Ropoit Siivs Tim* Onlv 100 (Tiildien Out of 4,500 Ale Now Left To He Carecl F4»i In Thp Holy Land I n.io\ I ii\i'i,\iN 10 \s Pr.OT DKDICATTON .VliVV YOKK—The' expenditure of sJ Min (III n\cr I pcind of itii vtirs has placetl l.fUto cbiUlrcn, left orphans in I'alesline, on llie road tn ecniininii: iiide ptiKknit l\ imcstiii-f "^lOO in tub orphan tli.e* Jews of America who pro vided tlic fuii(|s have not only slieltcred md tUilhtd till St children but have tivcn llietn training ill variiiUs trades iti whicli tlit\ lit now ciif, ij^td "-o that tlic> art nn Inn^tr dtptniltnt upon tht l*iK stint Oiphiii Conimitttt ol tbt Joint Distri billion Cnmiiuttce fol-, their care This constriictive aL-lncvcment ol \mtritni Jtwtsb pliil mthropy bcc nne kiuiwii tfnla>- when David .\. nrown. -Vatioiial Chairman of tbc United Jewish t mipiign m idt piiblit i rcpoit of \liss Sdpbi I Ilcn-tr who his bttn in tlurgt i\i the . Palestine. OrpUiyn Committee m mil untd b\ tins MnnI Miss Btrj,tr is now on I visit litrt ind t\pttts to it inni to llie Holy Kaiul shortly Only 102 Children Left In hti report sht slittd ihit oni 'f (.¦'i(in' orijhans who !iacl. bceir cared for <luring tht list Itn \t irb m Paltstnu bv tilt Orphan Comnuttee of the Joint IJi'- tribnticjii Committee, -onlv J02 ctiildrcii will il pustilt Itft to bt providtd for 'rbtse emislituteil the lunnber remaining of ilie 4,o:l!) children placed in cbargt- of lilt A(miinUtit dniinj, its worst \tii l!l:iM, Ibt Piltslim Oiphm Cunniiitttt ol tht 1 I) ( was oi[.,(ni7e<l ttii jtirs ago dniiiij, luh l^M'i \t that time tht toin mitttL bid niidtr its tare \>ii'i oiphnis whose pirtnts bad ditd <lurmg tbt V\ orld War'as. a result of familieand various tpKltnms foMowmj, tht w ir Jn P'iO the number of orphans to be looked after mirtasid to 10 i Ibis figure however (ktrtisttl stciibU \eir b> \tir In V^M onlj 101 wilds wtrt under the com imtttt s mndmct In l'^22, liiTt ami in; l!ti*H tbe number decreased until bid> 1 tl tinldrtn remaintd ul its charge Onriiig these ten years the cbiklren, on reaching maturity, gradnatexl froni the rtsp<msibilit\ nt the tommittet Miss iitrg-ti reported i btv btcnne iiidt ptnikiit ihioligb virions ilf<irls imdti taken bv the cuinmittcc tn prciiare tbem fi 1 stK support sbt ubitil logtthtr with lilt \2 model nrpb m isjluiiis which iMii sinil down 111 Jtiiisilom Jifti Hum Sifid iiid ! ibtri is wluie tlusL rbildi'cn luid been cared for. the Jnint Distribution ConmiHtit ^^lss Ikr^u jioinlcd out, also financed a number <ii Iruk schools ulurt tbt bo>s were ttugbt ) diiliitiit tl uks mri tbt girls lioiin pattoiis. Higher Kducalion Tbt majority.of grown up boys uli<i lud bttii tuigbt \ iiious trades s!ie Loiiiiuiifil in hor rc|ioi-t, ''left the trade sell ol-, to tikt up their votititms md earn their <nvii livings. Otliers remained fn inntiiiui tht slmb of ntw trades 1 in c in pursuing ln"hci tdutation, ind UL attending \vbal is ef|nivalcnt to om bi},b sihools md t lit? ts Vmong tht ^irls. a' lUmiliev Were married. .And so fum I'L'O tinlil l')J. I >H0 tlnldrcn kit tbt \ irions mstitntnms m tbt follow nu: ininiiti ii I'l bo\s enntmued work nu It tridis tiuj,lit them it the trade ^eliools 17 lit working at new tr ides I t'l gnls WtU minied, 12') boys and ¦girl.s left Jerusalem to work in otiier pit is ol Pdtstmt (0 irt students 2'l lu Itiinni.,' new ti ults md ^i lit tm plovtd It ttmporarv work 111 ibv same proiiortinii. 01!) children lieeanie .st-lf-supporting in the following three M ns l'»Ji to I'L'S \t the be c,imim)., il \''2^ Willi 111 orphans still remaining to lie eared for, which num- Iki t luld unw bl ibsorlitd h> tbt \ 111 ous local instituti(,imd organiy-avinus, imd with the bdi) nT'the J D (. the Pdts tine Orphan t'onuuittee,. t(»gether with the orpb ni \s\l.ums were dissoUul J ht re'inainihg cbildrcii, who were not.put in oiplim isvlums wtrt pi leul m the tire nf pi IV lit 1 imilies mil Ouriiijf that s mit year, the number.of orphans under the snpervisi m of the J I> C dctrcasul Irom ni to 102 I ht niioniit ol tin nev ts-pendul on this, project by the J.oint Distribntion liinimntet durmf, its entire period tl activity, vvas two milHo'ii dollars. ?Oth Anniversary of Beth Jacob Congregation to Be Celebrated A Number of Out-of-Town Kab- bis and Communal Leaders Will Grace the Program on September 1st Ua) bl I eopohl drttnwald ot tht litth Jatob Loiigrt" itinii has innounced plans for tbe i^Oth anniversary of the foun<ling of tilt' Ueth Jacob Congregation which will be celebrated'on Sunday Septem¬ ber 1st, 1!>2!). The conimittee on ar 11n^tnltnts is busilj engaged tn work ing out an tliboriti progrini of inttrtst to every Jew in Columbus and central Obio. A iiuml)er of .out of town Rabbis and coimnunal ' leaders, well known tbroitgliout the country, will grace the program on Seiileiiiber . 1st. To.cap the cliina.\ of the .celebration a grand ban 'inet and cntertaiiunent \v'\\l "be held at S P. M. ,, I'or further details regarding^ ibis epochal t'veiit watch.the forthconi ing issues of the Ohio Jewish Cht;otitcle NOTfiS FROM THBi JEWISH INFANTS' HOME OP OHIO 'Hie folli)wiiig memorials were re ceivt'd at tbe Jewish Infants Home of Oliio from Dayton friends: In memory if Isaac Sajowitz mf Dayton; Mrs. Lily UiMith, Mr.s. liirdie Mason, Mrs. Klla DaniH'mann'aitd Mr. aiul Mrs. Harrv C Jacobs*, ill lueiuorvof Richard Lazarus <if Colimibii.s, and Mrs. Rosa Jasbeno.sky of Cleveland, from Dr. and Mrs. Leo Sth run In menuiry of Kditli Gohlstcin Aiiroii of X^iiicinnati, Ohio,, contribiitinns were received from Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pereless and Miss Mollie Gugcnheim. In memory of Ben Rosenbauni of Liim OIlio, and^Ir. apd .Mrs. Louis Rothstehi SERIOrs ANTI-JEWISH EX¬ CESSES OCCUR IN LITH¬ UANIAN CAPITAL Poliei' Help ArniiMl FaHcislH; Prime Mhiihter Su>h (iuilt> to Ho PuniNhed HI RI 1\—Sirious .Hiti Jtwish ixtts Sl-, which. continued tn tbe Ltthuiiian eapital for twu data lia<t thtir culmin 1 lion I riday night at Slobodka, a Koviiu siibiiih, riports itetivtd here, from Kuviio state \rined iMseistb invailcil Jiwish homes, nustuating the inhabitants, btatmg them nmrdtronslv Hit imhec art su<l In bivt iidid tbt I istists Ltadtrs of tbt Jewish commnnity sought the inlcrveii- tnm ot tbt biglitr lUtbantieh in ibeii iiiMitv to slo]) the (lUtri^e but wtr* n t {,nen f litnin^ k(J\ \0—Primt Ministtr Waldtiuiri'- dt Krtd this monimg to t Jewish delt J.. It ION wbitli si)iij,ht bis inttrvtntniii thu thost grnUj of putitipition m tU inti lewisli i\t(ssts tt Slobwlka will b puinsbed A GENEROUS DONATION Miss i^ist Sn^irmm ol tbt Ituish Wtllart Itdtrition nniouiitts tiit le teipt tit 1 ),eiitioiis don ition fiom Mi md Mrs 1 r mk (diek md sons 1J( bin md IJilb, Isl S toliunbii \vcniit 11-\ ley, tii the Scliontbal . Camp nienmn il fund in meniOrv of Ricbanl Lazarns. 11 is hopi-il that other friends will folli *i siiit nt ptrptlnitmg tbt niiiuorv of tin-' spKiidHi bov Picnic For Columbus Hebrew School Pupils To Be Held At Olentangy Park On liicdiv AiiMi-'t JTth i picmt lor the pupils of tbe Coluinbus Ikbrcw Sehool will he held at Okntmjsv Pnk under, the auspices of the Ivreeyoh Society. This will be an idl day affair. .Ml mothers whose childrenare memliL-is of the Hebrew School-are. asked to cotne wUi tbeir tbildrtn md tnjoi i d iv s oiling,, Remember the time and pkia Tuesday, .August ii'itU, al Oti'nlang\ Pnk DR. ADLER NAMED AID TO HOOVEirS LAW COM¬ MISSION CHICAGO—Dr. Herman M. Adler, noted psychiatrist and slate criniinologisl in illinois, was appointe<I yesterday to act in a consiiltiiig. capacity lo President Hoover's eommissitm on crime and biw. enforcement, Dr. Adler has lived in Chicago since liUO. B'efore that he was chief of staff of the Uostoii Psychopathic hospital. He maile a study of the facilities iu Cook county for the detection and care of mental diseases under auspices of. the Rockefeller foundatJim and of countv ps^thopithit i ists eASei' i-EE a. i-EVINGER^ ( im \( O—Ivdibi 1 ee J ltvme,ti lbi) nitioii il tlupl nil ol tht \nitrieui 1 e..,i II and director of the B'nai P.'ritb llilbl liniiMitmn at Ohio Sl Ut Umsei it\ Ins ittipted ibt iiuitilnm extended liuii In tilt ^nmnlX^cle Post \o b * Ibe \meiitaii I K^um to be prtstnt It tlu dedii itorv extitises of tiic \\'u Will ins stttion Mt Oikncigc Tcwisb et iiettrv whtie tht \ etionil Jtwisb \\ o Mem mil will bt lot ittd Dl I tvui^er s letter ot itetptmtc le tnul !)\ lostpb K Dorfman i,enei il luimi 111 or tht \aiionit Jewish Wn Memorial lomimlttt, re ids m pirt I iui \tiv h ipi>\ to lecept veuir m\itatioi l^r wliat should-be a most memorable ttiMon I Willi to prep ire tor such m important event, ' Dl 1 tv niger dui ing tbt World War stivnl ivt St i^, with the 27th division putitipttnu in tbt liittic of Sclle rivtr md leting i^, i L S iniiy thiplmi lUiriii^ I'l)'^ pi lit IS i wtll known eontnbiitor to m mv lUtioinl migizines has writltn a nninber of books deallii:-, with w ir tmit itti\(tits ot tbt Jewish sokliti IS the mtbor of 1 series of thto lo(,it d works lud Ins prtstut liter uv i florl llisttiM ol lhe Tews in tbe United Stitt^ IS oil the press Dr leviiij,u IS 1 f,n<hi itt ol tlit Umvtisitj ol Cbicigo tl iss ot I'HH uid bis re (Civtd ilegrtes from tbt Universitv ot Linumuti Htbrew Union College md tht Limersitv of Pemisvlvmii Prominent Men Cooperate in Campaign on Behalf of Melville D. Frank Those Who Did Not Vote at the Liist Ijlettion Mu'-t Uegistti Saturdaj (Todiiy) in Order to Vwte I'ues day, August i:Uh 111 muu lot tl cutlts tbt piiputtritv of Melville 1>. Prank. HU Uryden Road, is toiist mtlv intittsni)^ not onlv bitmsi of his splendid achievements and bis sterling iiiialitles of bear! and mind, but ilso beeiiist he st mils lor eivit |)rogrtss dean politics, and a greater and betlei Corninbus As the CbiMiiiele recemly aimounced, some of the iiiosl prominent Cbristiaiis in this community as vvell as reprcscnia tive Jews have conif-ont in favtir of this upright, forward-lookhig Repnbli> can, . '('here is no gainsaying the fact tbit lit will b\t up to dl bis piomises md dwdvs stmd temrsiiuirt foi tlvose Principles and those iijcals which will insure good g(tverniiient and bring about the greatest liappiness": to the greatest number of people lltsidis (jioigt S \1 irsliall J iints V Whitt Col Simeon 1 Vasli J iints itef fan. Mike Holaiid, Dr. Jonathan Forninn, the following ¦ rt'iireseiitative Jews have come out for Frank in his race for a seat iir the City Ctiuiieil of Culumbmi Joseph Schonthal, Stilomou M. Levy, Kdwin J. Schanfarber, Marion L. Yuster, Alfred J, Kobacker, Signuuid .Ornsteip. Harry Gilbert, Allen Gundersheimcr, .Aaron M. Neustadt, and Ben 7.. Neu- sta<lt. The cominiltce tn charge of Mr. Frank's i:ainpaign stresses the urgent need of real cooperation in putting their candidate across. They stress the fact that those who did not vote at the last election must register Saturday .(today) in order to vote Tuesday, .-Vugust lIMh. "We Will Suffer As Long As We Will Be Weak," Dr. Chaim Weizmann Tells His Critics Deseribes Anxieties of Zionist Leadership; Senator Wm. E. Horah Fij,'«res In Debate; Weizmann In Sharp Enconnter With Dr. Stephen S. Wise Over Protest Against Rus¬ sian Zionist Persecutions; Resolutions of No Avail, Leader Says FAMOUS ZIONIST CHIEFTANM^KES FINAL PLEA FOR AGENCY PACT RATIFICATION ¦'Little or nothing is possible with Rus sia of today wlii'cb snaps its fingers at public opinion, baying isolated itself fropi tbe civilized world and believes itseli more civilized tban the rest of tlie vvorld \o luoril pressure e tn tiitrtfore be exercised on this country. The action wbitb VMU piopose is tbu tbt Zionist (. oiigrtss idopt I resolution ot prottst or, rntber, readopl its'okl resolution which vvill be merely a proclaniatiati or a declamation which nnght salve our con science witbnut behiing a single Zionist in Russia," Dr. Weizmann declared The Borah-Wise-Weizmann Incident 1 line is I sii]>position that the Zion 1st I vetutive has iloiie nothing in this matter. . ¦I'lns is wrong. .We did not wait . for Dr. Wise," Dr. Weizmann declared, turning to-Dr. Wise and saying *Vou vyent toAVashiugtonj tbcii to'Lon (loll, the papers Writing up your journey iddressiiig. pidilic meetings and indicating ibat st)nie mysterious personage in Wash- mgl 111 dirctttd vOu to tbe I^ntish gov trnmtiit m I ondon not saymg who .At this pomt Dr. Wise interrupted the siicaker exclaiming, "You know it was Senator Borah.". Weizmann, amidst laughter among the delegates, retorted ¦I thought it vvas Brandeis." (United States, Supreme Court Justice Louts D Brandeis,: formerly the leader of the Zioni.st movement in the United States an opponent of Dr.VVeizniaim's policy.) ¦Senator- Borah," Dr. Weizmann said IS indeed a powerful personality and is bound to fctl impelled to fight an m justice but that he should send you lo Henderson, white you, knoyving that the principle of non-interference, is the basis of the negotiations ihetween the British government and Soviet Russia, was. a wasted journey 'Only the government of the United States can exert its influence on Soviet Russia," the Zionist leader continued, The situation with regard to Soviet Knssia is more difficult than it was rc' garding Czarislic Russia. Czdristic Rus- SU oieasioinlH son^ht foreign credits md w ih tbtrctore sensitive to public opinion. . The ..Soviet government does lint obtain cre<lit. Our many Russian tritnds VV irntd ub against empty pro ttst^ Dr Weunimn stated 1 b( /lomst leuier then expressed his rtsentmti t of tUt step taken by Dr Wi'-e 111 Lonftrriuj., with tbc British Tor ei.,11 'iitrttirv without coiiaulting tht Zionist li.xeciilive in T-ondon: "Why did v<ni iKit make siire of tbe steps taken bv lilt Zionist hvetutive before ap pniacbing tbc British governnient?" Dr. Weizmaim asked Dr. Wise. "You Ecn- ermislv assured nic vou would take me to I lendei-sOn if I happened to be Jii {Qoiitiinied on page -1) /van H Sen itur Willi im 1^ P.onb ebainnan of the United States Senate I'orei.gn Relations CnmmittcO. figured fiiomintiilb 111 tbt iinitttdmi^s of the Zinnisi (ciiiKiiss in cssion here when Dr. Chaim .Weizmann, presiticnt of. the World Zionist Organization, took tbc lloor late Wedncsdav' night to reply to bis trttiis tn Ibe gtiitr d dtbatt which is continuing for the third day. A motion li I lost tbt debitt WIS iltftitcd b\ i inijovitv vote md tbt dtusi ni on llm t\ itnsion uf tht Itixisb \gtnt\ tht pnn Lipd (inistioii on tbe it,end i ol the Zion 1st Ut,ilUive \im\\ WIS thtrcfort de ¦ laved; The voteis expected at the earli est on Thursday evening ¦rile relcrence to Senator Borah vvas made by Dr. Weizmann when bercEuted tbt cbar.ge made the dav before by f^r Stepbeii ^ \\ ISC of Xew "N ork that tbc present Zionist .lca<lersbip vvas"sacii •itiii^ the Rnssiin Zionists who suffer ptrstciition It tbt binds of the Soviet government. ¦ Dr. Weizmann expressed resintinent it the actum of Dr Wise who witbemt u iisnltm^ tbt Zionist Kxei'btive in f.ondr>ii. conferreil \vitb the Hutish I dior I ureit,n Secret ir> \rtbui Henderson, soliciting tbe interest of the 1 iitisli }.o\eriiintnt in l ising tht lilt o\ iht /lomsls m Uussii when it stvrts negotiations with tlie Soviet, government Uir itsuniption of diplomitit rtlitions l>efore an audience oi tlircq thousand inthidmg dtlt;, itts ind giitbts the bril b mt!\ h^bttd Optr i House bung hlltd t I ( vtrfl iwniv, tbt Zionist Itidtr spnke in low tones with only ' a single inter ruplion, fi-bm Dr.. Wise "Wo Will Suffer As Long As We Are Weak" I w IS itLii'-td b\ M M Ussishkm it ttttinptnv tn pitilv tht Zionist Con ;,rtJ.s but \li Uwsishkm speiks one 1 ni{,in^i md 1 inolbtr \U report did nit lontti! 1 single nist mte It mertlv Ind tmpbisis on tht tases m which we succeeded. It. neither defended nor. at ticked tht liritisb goernnitnt Ours is a Inrd mifl in wbith we must ji^bt lot tvtiv step ^\t e-iimot tompete with the pbristoloj^v ot Dr Stephen b Wist and others. It is my hard duty to sav that the situation is difiicult and will con timie to bt so toi 1 king time bnt we sutYer less because Great Britain is tbe Mandatory Power. It .would be worse It iiiothil power b i<l tht imndate I mi iwarc tiut wt mustdiili uul hourlv mtniornh/e ilwavs icmenibenng tbit British publit opinion md tven tbe League of Xatious if called vipou to judge between, us and the Mandatory Government would uphold our stand in tbe mijoiiti ol i.tsis It is e isj to attack tbe Zi<niist Kxccutive for eveh mistake made by the government. I, too. could easily win the applause of the gdltnts bv trititi/ing tht govtriiment bnt 1 bave not,done so For 1 realize that wi iri lonttndmg at, iinst iron rcahties Wf cannot always put our unier feelings into phrases and protests which will not nitnd nulttrs \s lon" is wt will be weak vve will suffer injustice," Dr Weizmann declared Sptiknig 111 liebilt of i cautious pohev Dr.'Weizmann confessed that "the-Wail mg Wall ipicstiou is the crux and the index til inir position iii Palestine," an<l idmitted that the view exprtsstd bv Mr Ussishkin Ibat "no sucli humiliation was [lossible to Christians at the Holy Sepul ebre" was correct. "If other, methods and men an-. found then, thev- will be ulianimouslv elected, but in the absence f other nie-n.it is hani for us and for <m. but vve must swallovvit' Turning to Mr. Ussbishkin, Dr. Weiz iiiann said, "I am aware that the ditlicnlly of our position is more acutely felt in Palestine. We work in ibe midst of a tremeiidoits effort. Our answer cau be only one: another stone, another village, another colony. I believe that life must coiupie'r. Our daily work will make the task'easier for the coming generations' Intervention for Rubsiaa ZmiialH «f No Avail Dr, Weizmann then turned.tn answer Dr. Chaini Arlosoroff, labor leader, and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, who demandeil Zioiii.st Executive action in behalf of thy persecuted and exiled Zionists in Soviet Russia. He pointed out the iiiconsist ency tn the ai'gumeiit'of Dr. .Arlosoroff who suggested that tlu* British govern ment intervene with tlie Soviet govern¬ ment in behalf of the Zionists, while Dr. Arlosoroff himself advocates, that the principle of mutual non-interference in internal affairs of the respective coun¬ tries .should be the basis for the proposed British Soviet agrceinent. Joint Picnic To Be Sponsored By the Agudath Achini Congregation Melville T>. Frank, Jewish Candi¬ date For City Council, Will Speak At Affair In Oak Park Sunday \11 in mgLinents bave bctn com l.letod for the joint picnic of the Agu¬ dath Achim R'rotherbood and Sisterhood wbitb wdl tile idiet Siindii August lltb at Oak Park on Sunbury Pike, Aniong those who are cooperating to. make this affair ;» complete success are Morris Skilken, Jake Friedman, Louis I ikin Morris M Itvnison, Joseph L Schwartz, Dr. D. A. Schustcrman, Harry Schwartz. Morris Lopiieri Samuel Meiz¬ lish, Max Scbottensteiii, Robert L. MeJb n\m Mrs ^ Sebafftr Mrs \ Gold burg, Mrs. M. Finkelstein, Mrs. A. Kra¬ koff Mrs J Kralowit7 md Mrs Bert Wolman. The entire community is most cordi- iillv- invited to lurii out for this Rreat imting. All types of aniusenients bave be't'ii arrangitl for, inchuling dancinWT. borse shoe pitching, and contests of vari¬ ous kinds. \relvillt D 1 nuk, Jtwish taiididatt for City Council, will speak at the joint picnic at Oak Park. He has a vital mes¬ sage to. present anil it is hoped that hun¬ dreds wilt turn out to hear hjm, One of the' features <tf the picnic will be the giving away of a beautiful wrist watch dojiated by Morrey Jewelers, Columbus. t.,'onie and bring your family and frii'iids- Tbe adnn'ssion is absolutely free. Kcnifuiber that you can come out as early as you like and stay as long as you like. The time .is Sunday, August lltb tht pliet IS (^dk Park i 1^ vi i
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. Prank. HU Uryden Road, is toiist mtlv intittsni)^ not onlv bitmsi of his splendid achievements and bis sterling iiiialitles of bear! and mind, but ilso beeiiist he st mils lor eivit |)rogrtss dean politics, and a greater and betlei Corninbus
As the CbiMiiiele recemly aimounced, some of the iiiosl prominent Cbristiaiis in this community as vvell as reprcscnia tive Jews have conif-ont in favtir of this upright, forward-lookhig Repnbli> can, . '('here is no gainsaying the fact tbit lit will b\t up to dl bis piomises md dwdvs stmd temrsiiuirt foi tlvose Principles and those iijcals which will insure good g(tverniiient and bring about the greatest liappiness": to the greatest number of people
lltsidis (jioigt S \1 irsliall J iints V Whitt Col Simeon 1 Vasli J iints itef fan. Mike Holaiid, Dr. Jonathan Forninn, the following ¦ rt'iireseiitative Jews have come out for Frank in his race for a seat iir the City Ctiuiieil of Culumbmi Joseph Schonthal, Stilomou M. Levy, Kdwin J. Schanfarber, Marion L. Yuster, Alfred J, Kobacker, Signuuid .Ornsteip. Harry Gilbert, Allen Gundersheimcr, .Aaron M. Neustadt, and Ben 7.. Neu- sta
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U.S. stocks fell, extending losses in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index to a fourth day, as Alcoa Inc.'s forecast fueled concern over corporate earnings and global economic growth.
Alcoa, the largest U.S. aluminum producer, lost 4.1 percent after cutting its outlook for global demand for the metal. Chevron Corp. slid 4.3 percent after saying third-quarter earnings were "substantially" lower than the previous period. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. paced gains with consumer stocks, rising to a record price after saying it had a "very strong" back-to-school season and will add U.S. stores. Yum! Brands Inc. rallied 8.3 percent after profit beat analyst estimates.
The S&P 500 slipped 0.6 percent to 1,432.9 as of 2:55 p.m. in New York. The benchmark gauge fell 1 percent yesterday, and is down about 2 percent over four days. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 123.22 points, or 0.9 percent, to 13,350.31. Trading in S&P 500 companies was in line with the 30-day average at this time of day.
"The fear is that this is going to be a really bad earnings season," Hank Smith, chief investment officer at Haverford Trust Co. in Radnor, Pennsylvania, said in a telephone interview. His firm oversees $6.5 billion in assets. "If S&P 500 earnings come in better than expectations, the markets are going to view that positively. We're off to a good start but we've got a long way to go."
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Alcoa unofficially marked the start of a third-quarter earnings season that is forecast to show S&P 500 profits and sales fell in unison for the first time in three years, according to analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Per- share earnings in the S&P 500 are projected to have dropped 1.7 percent after they were little changed in the second quarter. Sales may have slipped 0.6 percent, the data show.
Global equities slumped as China car sales unexpectedly shrank for the first time in eight months. French President Francois Hollande and Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy called on nations such as Germany to honor commitments on a banking union made at the European Council in June. The International Monetary Fund said European banks may need to shrink assets if policy makers fall short of pledges to stem the fiscal crisis.
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Kenneth Powell, M.D., M.P.H., presented the subcommittee report
on adverse events. Adverse events are important because of two particular
reasons. One is that they provide a direct counter balance to any possible
benefits from physical activity. Additionally, adverse events can significantly
influence the level people participate in physical activity. The members of the
subcommittee included Julie Gilchrist from CDC, Bruce Jones from the U.S. Army,
Carol Macera from San Diego State, Paul Thompson from Hartford Hospital and
Susan Carlson was the groups CDC liaison. The subcommittee formulated the
following questions:
What are the types of activities that have the lowest risk of
musculoskeletal injuries?
How does the amount or dose of physical activity affect these
Are individuals at higher risk of sudden adverse cardiac
events when they are being physically active?
What general factors influence the risk of musculoskeletal
injury and other adverse events related to physical activity?
Activities can be categorized by non-contact, activities with a fair amount of
contact and high-contact activities. As might be expected, the evidence suggests
that non-contact activities have the lowest risk of musculoskeletal injuries.
There are however, relatively few surveys from which to draw this conclusion.
Dr. Powell introduced Bruce Jones who addressed issues surrounding dose of
physical activity. The amount of exercise is determined by several parameters
such as duration, frequency, intensity and the total amount of activity is the
product of those parameters. It is important to recognize all the potential
parameters in determining total activity; otherwise, one may only see a partial
picture. Most of the studies pertaining to risk of injury deal with walking as
the activity, although there are a few studies that also include other
activities such as cycling. Also, many of the studies are older than the date
parameters of the CDC database. In reviewing the data the risks and benefits
both increase with increasing amounts of activity; however, the benefits plateau
at some level. Determining at what level the benefits plateau may be difficult
to determine due to individuals varying fitness levels. The more fit one gets
from training, the more tolerance one has for the activity without getting
injured. In order to minimize the risk while maximizing the benefits one should
avoid large increases in the amount of activity. The least active need to be the
most careful in initiating a program and sustaining a program.
Dr. Powell next discussed sudden adverse cardiac events. Seven reports in the
literature were found that deal directly with this issue. The data from these
reports suggest that participation in regular vigorous physical activity results
in a little boost in momentary risk; however, by and large, it is a considerably
lower risk than others that do very little physical activity. The slight boost
in risk occurs at the precise moments the heart is doing heightened work due to
vigorous activity.
Other issues surrounding adverse events include the few data sets available that
study the effects of moderate intensity activities. The Committee should closely
examine the importance of relative intensity. People who are less frequently
active and less frequently fit when doing the same thing, their relative
intensity is higher compared to individuals that regularly participate in
physical activity. Another issue that should be addressed is whether it helps to
consult a physician prior to launching into a fitness plan and does it matter
what category the individual is in such as, older adult, or what kind of
activity the individual plans to do such as moderate activity versus vigorous
activity. Body mass index is another important factor but there is too little
data to come to strong conclusions on its relationship to adverse events.
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2 Sep 2014
What a week I am completely spent! NASA had its East Coast championship event at Road Atlanta this past weekend. I left Tuesday mid day & got to Road Atlanta Wednesday evening. The trip was uneventful except for 2 blown trailer tires.
I was solo on this trip no Jaime although Tomato met me there to help on the radio & to buckle in. Thursdays test went well car did not handle well I was on old tires. The last session of the day I put on new tires & the car was ready to go. Tim the Hoosier rep. was at the event & helped me get tire temps in the pits that was a big help.
Friday morning I qualified 15th overall & 7th in class there were some heavy hitters in class. Home-field advantage at Road Atlanta is huge, I was off pace but kept in contact with the leaders. I knew I had to make it to the Sunday championship race to make the podium. Some of the guys were trying to win it Friday & chaos broke out. I finished 3rd on Friday due to attrition ahead of me.
That night a couple of the local fast guys reviewed data & video with me. They helped me figure out what I was doing wrong & on Saturday warm up i picked up 2 secs I started 12th for Saturdays race & i was much faster & able to keep up front with the leaders. More chaos broke out & a leading Vette blew a transmission oil line & we had contact all over the place. I was able to keep clean & I was fighting for 4th & was able to keep that position before the race ended under yellow.
Unfortunately on Saturday Tomato had a fall in my scooter & we had to get him some medical attention. I got him to the hotel & went back to the track to prep my car for the 45 min championship race. New front pads, fuel checked nuts & bolts & she was ready to go.
Sunday morning Tomato was convalescing in my trailer I prepared for the race. I took the grid & realized that 1/2 of my competitors did not make the grid that must have not been able to make repairs or did not make it to grid on time & had to start from the pits. I then decided no need to push hard for 45 mins. Keep in contact with the Viper ahead of me & see how the chips fall. 5 laps in i was right with 1st & 2nd place cars & right ahead of me. I was in a good spot & wanted to stay there till 5 laps to go.
Just then a Lotus Exige cup car went off in T12 a 120 mph corner hit the outside wall & bounced into the inside wall hard hit. We were under full course caution for 5 laps. On the restart another stock car held me up & i lost time to the 2nd place viper. On the final lap in the car shut off in the final corner i was able to put it in neutral & take the checker in the pit lane. I was not sure if i was in 3rd or not & thought i might have been passed when i pulled in the pits but the Hoosier rep came & handed me a Hoosier hat & shook my hand & said I finished 3rd. The Champagne on the podium was fantastic. I was not the fastest all weekend but, I made it to the end & onto the podium at a national event, It truly was a dream come true!
29 Jun 2014
This is from Mike Globe PCA Lone Star President & NASA Spec Miata competitor. Glad mike is ok.
You never know when you might need it!
This was my first race in my new-to-me 94. It was a great car, and I was pretty quick in it in practice, quali, and the first two laps of the race. Unfortunately the race ended abruptly. I walked away without a scratch on me. Wasn't even sore the next day.
The guy that tagged me is a stand-up guy who just made a mistake. He owned up to it immediately, and there's no animosity between us at all.
The car had a MiataCage cage in it. If you have any doubt about how effective this cage is when properly welded, this should set that to rest. It very well may have saved my life. Credit also to OGRacing who's seat replacement program for NASA racers I will unfortunately be using.
3 Jun 2014
Picked up my car on Friday & made to to Road Atlanta to test what a great track!
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