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MONTREAL – The Edmonton Eskimos built a big enough lead early in the game that it didn't matter what the Montreal Alouettes did in the second half.
After taking a 22-point lead over the Als into the dressing room at halftime at Percival Molson Stadium on Friday night, Edmonton staved off Montreal's second-half comeback to hold on for the 33-23 victory.
The loss extended the last-place Alouettes' losing streak to four games.
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"We played the first half really well," said Eskimos coach Chris Jones, who spent six years as a defensive coach for the Als, from 2002 to 2007. "If you can mirror the first and second half, that would be great. Unfortunately. We came out flat in the second half and let a good football team hang around. It was closer than what it should have been."
With Edmonton leading the Alouettes 30-8 at the half, Montreal was seemingly en route to a third consecutive blowout loss – the Als lost back-to-back games by a combined score of 72-10 coming into Friday. But the Eskimos only scored three second-half points, giving a desperate Montreal side a glint of hope in the process.
Down by three scores, Montreal (1-5) put their best drive together at the start of the third quarter. The Als made five consecutive first downs – as many as they converted in the first half – for a 53-yard drive that lasted more than six minutes. But they couldn't find the end zone, and were forced to settle for the field goal.
After cutting Edmonton's lead to 16, Montreal was given a small lifeline early in the fourth quarter when Eskimos kick returner Jamal Miles dropped the ball after a punt. The fumble was recovered by Montreal at Edmonton's 30. After yet another two-and-out, the Als kicked a field goal to make the score 30-17.
With their team at the bottom of the standings with the worst record in the Canadian Football League, Alouettes fans let the team know they were unhappy with the decision to go for the three points instead of the touchdown.
"That was an excellent call," said Als coach Tom Higgins, defending his team's choice. "Anybody who thinks differently, that's okay, that's their opinion. It was third-and-ten. Two two-point converts? That's probably not going to happen. It doesn't play to your favour. The decision, in my mind, is absolutely correct."
It was all too little, too late for the Alouettes, who finally found the end zone in the game's final minute – the team's first touchdown in 12 quarters. Brandon Whitaker scored his second TD of the year at 14:31 of the fourth quarter after completing a 43-yard pass-and-run.
"We didn't give up," said Higgins of the second-half attempted comeback. "We didn't beat ourselves, we didn't take foolish penalties, we caught the ball a little bit better, and we were able to get some first downs. We came out and played a lot better, disciplined football, the way it needs to be played."
Eskimos quarterback Mike Reilly threw for two touchdowns and 208 yards, with 171 of those coming in the first half. Edmonton's offense was stagnant in the second, punting the ball away five times to Montreal's two. The Eskimos held onto the ball for just 12 minutes in the second half.
"For whatever reason, we couldn't get anything going offensively in the second half," said Reilly, who threw his only interception of the game after the restart. "We left our defence out on the field way too long. Luckily we did enough to get the win, we built up a good lead in the first half."
Now in first place in the West Division, Edmonton (5-1) got off to the quick start it was looking for, as the visiting team opened the score just 2:28 into the game. On a drive that started at their own 51-yard line, the Eskimos moved down the field quickly. After a 20-yard run by Kendial Lawrence, Reilly found his running back all alone on the edge of the end zone for the 35-yard touchdown.
After an Edmonton field goal and a couple of singles by Montreal's Sean Whyte to make the score 10-2 for the Eskimos, the Als capped off back-to-back drives with field goals of their own to bring it to within two.
John White restored Edmonton's comfortable lead with a 58-yard run at 4:52 of the second quarter to make it 17-8 – by far the longest run of the game. The TD was White's second of the season.
The Eskimos kept rolling in the second quarter, adding another 10 points before the half. Reilly finished off a 93-yard drive when he connected with Adarius Bowman's diagonal run for the 25-yard score at 12:23. Bowman leads the league with 433 receiving yards.
Despite the poor first-half showing by Montreal's offence, Higgins decided to keep quarterback Troy Smith in the game. Smith was pulled in the second half of Montreal's previous two losses.
On Friday, Smith went 8-for-18 and threw for 102 yards in the first half, including a 52-yarder to Duron Carter. Smith, who has started all six games for Montreal this season, ended the match 20-for-45 with 231 yards.
With another poor performance, Smith's job could be at risk.
"We need to win games, and if it's somebody else that can help us out, then that's the way to go," said Smith. "I've prepared for the worse, and hope for the best. The whole time I'm here, I'll continue to do that. There are multiple guys on your team for a reason."
The end of the game was marred when linebacker Eric Samuels was taken off the field on a stretcher after taking a hit to the head. Samuels laid motionless on the field for several minutes before showing any signs of consciousness.
Notes: The West has now won 14 of 16 inter-divisional matches this season. … Als slotback S.J. Green (ribs) was not in the lineup. … Montreal has yet to win a game this season when trailing after the first quarter (0-4). … The attendance at Percival Molson Stadium was 20,054. … The Alouettes go on the road for the next two games, with games against the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers over the next two weeks. … The Eskimos welcome the Ottawa Redblacks to Commonwealth Stadium next Friday.
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- Wang has been alone since his polar bear partner of nearly three decades died in January
- He refuses to swim, which is his favorite pastime
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Africa's last polar bear spends his days grieving his longtime companion at a zoo in Johannesburg, a far cry from his Arctic habitat.
Wang has been alone since GeeBee, his polar bear partner of nearly three decades, died suddenly this year.
The South African zoo he calls home is on a mission to cheer up the listless animal and distract him from his heartbreak.
GeeBee and Wang had spent their days together since they were cubs. It was a notable friendship -- polar bears tend to be solitary animals.
In January, GeeBee succumbed to a heart attack.
"On the day she died, Wang was doing unusual things," said Agnes Maluleke, the carnivore curator for the Johannesburg Zoo.
Instead of gobbling up food used to lure him into his night room, Wang walked around his companion's body, stared and kept watch the whole night, according to Maluleke.
"He had to be immobilized to retrieve GeeBee's body," she said.
Shortly after, Wang lost interest in food and shunned swimming, his favorite pastime with GeeBee.
"He generally looked very unhappy. He was avoiding swimming, which is what he likes to do when it's hot," she said. "He hasn't got over the water issues; we've hardly seen him swim lately."
Zoo officials stepped in to lift his spirits.
For Valentine's Day, they brought him a box filled with fruit and meat, and decorated it with love hearts and a note that said, "We Love You Wang!"
"As the partner's not here, we thought let us organize something special for him to show that we still care and love him," Maluleke said.
It appeared to get the cuddly giant excited.
Ecstatic crowds watched him gingerly open the gift in his enclosure and feast on the goodies.
Companies also showered him with toys, including a ball filled with treats that he pored through for hours. One even offered a snow machine in the hopes that it might excite the animal long associated with subzero temperatures.
But Wang suffers from liver disease and has lived his entire life in a warm climate. A sudden change in environment would be fatal for his advanced age, Maluleke said.
Wang was born at a Japanese zoo, and GeeBee came from Canada after both were swapped for lions. The two met at the Johannesburg Zoo when they were 6 months old and lived there for 28 years. They did not breed because polar bears' reproduction is stimulated by cold weather.
Wang is not the only fragile polar bear rescued by humans.
Knut captured hearts worldwide when he was abandoned by his mother at Zoo Berlin in 2007. A zookeeper took care of the cub until he was old enough to fend for himself. Although animal rights groups denounced it as unnatural, the cub and his caretaker, who slept next to his crate, became instant celebrities.
Knut died three years ago at age 4.
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Zookeepers don't know how much longer Wang has to live. In the wild, polar bears barely make it past 20 years, Maluleke said.
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Now that was exciting. For the third straight day Wrigley Field felt like it was host to a pennant race, too bad it's not, as this weekend showcased some great baseball. For the 6th straight start Paul Maholm shut down an opponent, today against the Cardinals he went 6.2 innings giving up one run on four hits while walking four and striking out five. Unfortunately Shawn Camp couldn't hold a 2-1 lead in the 8th as he gave up a game tying solo shot to Carlos Beltran to knot things up. Things stayed that way into the 10th inning thanks to outstanding performances by Carlos Marmol and James Russell out of the pen. Marmol in particular, as he might have had his best inning of the year to keep things tied. Starlin Castro led the 10th inning off with a line drive single to right, and set the stage for Rizzo. Rizzo wasted no time as he laced a 0-1 fastball over the wall in left center to give the Cubs a dramatic 4-2 walk-off win. Rizzo finished the day going 3-for-4 with his 7th home run of the season, two RBI's, a walk and two runs scored. The numbers are impressive for Rizzo as he was in a mini slump for a little while there but he is hitting .333 on the season with seven home runs, and 17 RBI's. Darwin Barney also had a great day at the plate going 3-for-4 with two doubles and a run scored. The Cubs have now won two series' in a row, and welcome the Pirates to Wrigley starting tomorrow. Full box score and highlights after the jump.
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Colourfully clown-faced, the puffin is probably the best-known and most popular of Pembrokeshire seabirds.
Its image appears on advertising for local potatoes, coastal shuttle buses and various food products, and it is one of the most photographed of the auk family which inhabits the Skomer Island nature reserve. It bears some resemblance to a penguin but is no relation and spends most of its life in the vastness of the wild North Atlantic, impervious to huge waves. Very buoyant on the water, its narrow wings make flying an effort and the wing beats are so rapid with the effort of keeping their chubby bodies airborne that they look like the blur of a dragonfly's wings. They land quite heavily on their large orange feet as they fly in to their burrows and when landing on the water they simply splash down rather ungracefully. The boat trip out to the island from Martin's Haven gives visitors their first glimpse of puffins as they raft off the island with their auk cousins the guillemots and razorbills. The Puffin was considered as a possible emblem of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority when it was founded 50 years ago, but the committee plumped for the "Eligug," the south Pembrokeshire name for the Razorbill.
The world-wide population of puffins is estimated at about 15-million, 60-percent of them breeding around the Icelandic coast, and some 700,000 around Great Britain and Ireland, the same number as in the largest single European colony at Røst, Norway. Skomer has about 7,500 pairs and is the best place in Wales for a close-up of these comical ocean-wandering seabirds, many of which nest in clifftop burrows on the northern side of The Wick only a few yards from the footpath. Awkward on land they are masters of ocean flight, never more than a metre above the sea's surface, and also of 'flight' beneath the waves in pursuit of their diet of small fish, Expert observers have said they do not swim, but virtually fly beneath the water chasing some 36 species of fish including sand-eels, small herring, sprats and capelin, pelagic worms, shrimps, crustaceans and molluscs. The average lifespan of the puffin is about 20 years although some ringed birds have reached 30.
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Contemporary Israeli Dance Week in New York City
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Contemporary Israeli Dance Week in New York City
by Stacey Menchel Kussell
With world renowned choreographers like Ohad Naharin, Yasmeen Godder, and Inbal Pinto, over sixty registered dance groups and many more emerging artists – Israel has become a powerhouse in the world of modern dance. While Israeli contemporary dance companies have been headlining prominent European dance festivals for years, many Israeli choreographers are still unknown in the United States. New York's Contemporary Israeli Dance Week, June 8-12th, 2011, is going to change that.
The festival, a five-day event including performances, video presentations, and community classes, profiles nine of Israel's up-and-coming dance groups – Arkadi Zaides, Idan Cohen, Yossi Berg & Oded Graf, Maya Brinner, Maya Stern & Tomer Sharabi, choreographers based in Israel; and Deganit Shemy, YelleB Dance Ensemble, Netta Yerushalmy, and LeeSaar Company, based in New York City. The dance films featured are by the "D for Dimension – Animative Videodance" project – a collaboration between three leading Israeli professional schools of dance, photography, and video.
The LaMaMa Experimental Theatre Club (E.T.C.), a home to New York avant-garde theater since 1961, will fittingly host the performances as part of its LaMama Moves Dance Festival, an annual international dance showcase. Created by the late Ellen Stewart, the LaMaMa E.T.C. is a world renowned cultural organization that seeks to nurture and support performance work by artists of all nations and cultures.
YelleB Dance Ensemble. Photo by Yi-Chun Wu.
"There is really an intense and pervasive energy in Israeli contemporary dance right now," says Edo Ceder, who is both a producer and a dancer in the YelleB Dance Ensemble. "This series will feature both Israeli choreographers based in New York and in Israel, and will be an opportunity for the U.S. to see our work represented as a community. By exhibiting both emerging and more established artists at a venue like LaMaMa we can show the full range and texture of what is really happening in the field."
Arkadi Zaides's Quiet. Photo by Gadi Dagon.
While each artist investigates diverse topics in their choreography, all of the works involved in the series are in some way about pushing past boundaries. Arkadi Zaides's internationally acclaimed Quiet, a quartet that features two Arab and two Jewish men, will make its U.S. premiere at the festival. The piece explores the concept of communication and delves into the tension of the Arab-Israeli conflict that Zaides feels is "imprinted on the body" of everyone in the region. "There has been such an emotional reaction to the piece," explains Zaides, "it has opened up so much discussion about the need for dialogue–the need to talk, and to not be in silence, just ignoring our issues. I'm excited to show the piece and open it up to the New York audience."
Idan Cohen's My Sweet Little Fur. Photo by Ran Biran.
Idan Cohen, who will present his solo My Sweet Little Fur, is also enthusiastic for this opportunity to connect with the American audience. He feels that his choreography, like many of his peers, is a coping mechanism for the confusing elements of his environment: "There is a lot of commotion in Israel – diverse people with diverse convictions who live in a very confined space. Our dance helps us articulate our identity."
Maya Brinner's Red Ladies. Photo by Gadi Dagon.
Maya Brinner, whose Red Ladies, will also make its New York premiere, feels that while she is challenged by her surroundings, she is also nurtured by a very supportive artistic community. Before creating her own work, Brinner performed with Noa Dar and Emanuel Gat, and studied at the Jersualem Acadamy of Music and Dance. She recognizes the importance of the excellent training available in Israel, and the great foundation the bigger companies like the Batsheva Dance Company have established for the country. Many of the dancers in the New York festival have trained or danced with Batsheva and studied with its director, Ohad Naharin. Naharin's influence on Israeli contemporary dance has been profound, and even choreographers with different movement styles have felt his effect.
"I think we all owe a great deal to Ohad for paving the way," says Maya Brinner who will show her work in the festival. "But, I also think this dance week in New York is an opportunity to see how far we've come. There are many companies in Israel now, and new projects are sprouting up all the time. We are greatly supported by our government and local arts programs, and have also received great praise for our performances in Europe and Asia. Contemporary Israeli dance has really come of age."
The festival, produced by Edo Ceder, Michal Gamily, and Hila Kaplan, is the first Israel focused dance event of its kind in the U.S., and has plans to develop into an ongoing tradition. "We don't expect to change the world with one festival," says Ceder. "But we do hope to make an introduction and foster dialogue. We want to show others the variety and the power of the dance that comes from our nation."
Contemporary Israeli Dance Week runs June 8-12, 2011 at the La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club. 74A East 4th Street (btw Bowery & 2nd Ave) New York, NY 10003. For more information call: 001 212.475.7710 or go to www.lamama.org
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Stacey Menchel Kussell received her Master's degree in European and Mediterranean Studies from New York University. She has previously written on the Mediterranean experience of the Holocaust, and the Jewish community of Spain. Her work has been published in the Jerusalem Post, The Forward, and Presentense Magazine. Her current project examines contemporary Israeli dance.
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As an engineering student and co-coordinator of the Peer Mentor Program within Dartmouth's Women in Science Project (WISP), Julie Ann Haldeman '14 was excited to help WISP pair first-year female students with upper-class female mentors of similar academic interests. After all, she had the same done for her three years ago. "Serving as a peer mentor is one small way of paying it forward to future classes of female engineers," says Haldeman, who shares her duties with Lauren Salgueiro '15. "I stay involved in WISP since I feel it's important to help build a strong community of women in the sciences."
WISP has deep roots at Thayer School and works to increase the number of female students pursuing majors and careers in science, technology, mathematics, and of course, engineering. Another way they do this is to match up first-year undergraduate women with a two-term, part-time paid internship with faculty mentors, advisors, and specialized events to help them develop professional skills and reflect upon their experience.
"Being a WISP intern with Professor John Collier affirmed my interest in the sciences, my dream to become a physician, and my commitment to the community of women on this campus," says Valerie Zhao '15. "It made me more confident about pursuing an engineering major, even though I did not have much previous experience." Two years after interning with WISP, Zhao is not only still doing research in Collier's lab, but also has him as her academic advisor.
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"Many Thayer School faculty continue to be actively involved as WISP mentors," says Weaver. Since the beginning, 15 percent (247 of 1,634) of WISP research internships have been in engineering, and 15 percent (57 of 385) of WISP internship sponsors have been Thayer School faculty.
This year Collier is again offering an internship in joint prosthesis research, while Professor Ian Baker is having an intern look at the effects of impurities on grain growth in ice. Also among the ten recently assigned first-year WISP research internships is Professor Ulrike Wegst's multisensory exploration of materials science. The intern will help examine how the structure-property-processing of foods like chocolate and ice cream can lead to innovations like directionally frozen biomaterials for spinal cord repair.
It was at this time three years ago that Haldeman found out her WISP internship would be in Thayer's Ice Research Lab with Professor Mary Albert and PhD student Kaitlin Keegan. She designed and conducted an experiment to determine the most effective 3D imaging techniques for ice cores and from there, landed at Thayer School.
"I was mostly taking prerequisite courses at the time, so this exposure to Thayer faculty, students, and facilities motivated me to take future engineering classes," says Haldeman, adding that it was WISP that attracted her to Dartmouth in the first place. "I was excited by the chance to participate in research my freshman year, an opportunity that doesn't exist at many other schools. Even now, WISP events remind me of the strong community of women in science and engineering we have here at Thayer."
History of WISP
WISP was cofounded in 1990 by former Thayer School Associate Dean Carol Muller '77 and the late Karen Wetterhahn, Professor of Chemistry and Associate Dean of Faculty for the Sciences. Their mission was to address the dwindling number of women participating in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
When Muller left in 1996, WISP began reporting to the Provost Office, but was still housed at Thayer School until 2003. Meanwhile, students continued to run the Peer Mentor Program since its establishment in 1992, helping first-year students with courses and schoolwork and hosting events throughout the year to build a strong network of women within the Program.
In 2009, UGAR began overseeing WISP and in 2010 they celebrated their 20th anniversary and received a generous grant from the Hellman Family Foundation to support research internships for women in chemistry, engineering, math, physics and astronomy. Today, WISP continues to collaborate with the Dartmouth chapter of the Society of Women Engineers and with Thayer as a whole.comments powered by Disqus


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This week is more full of words and less pictures. Maybe to many words to tell you the truth. I added a lot of scrappy embellishments this week, to my pictures and such. There was a lot of "Stuff" that I wanted to include and I got it all in there. So I am happy with the result.
Wii playing has been the obsession this week. Especially Super Mario Bro. And they giggle and chuckle as they play. I love to listen to them. The circle embellishment is from the Clementine Digital Extra Embellishments kit. The word chuckle is from Heidi Swapp, from way back. Also experimented with my picture being square and having a white border. Might do more of these.
I got so fed up with Noah getting in the pantry all day long that I came up with a way to keep the child proof locks on the doornob, use Duct Tape. So happy now.
The word SERIOUSLY and the squiggly line is from the Cobalt Digital Extra Embellishment kit.
Everyday Life Journaling Prompts Brushes And Stamps. Cut and moved the words around to work in my space. Star is from Fancy Pants.
Maddie surprised us all when she came out of her room dressed(as she put it), LIKE A ROCK STAR). Patrick had some music one and so she was pretending to be a rock star. She played her air guitar and even sang us a song !!
White letters are from American Crafts. Stars from Jenni Bowlin. The yellow sticker and the polka dot sticker are from October Afternoon Farmhouse series. The Stamp is from We R Memory Keepers. Stitching down the side.
Note from Self is from JilliBean Soup. Used a filler card and then took one of the creme journaling cards for my printed journaling.
Used Cathy Zielske's Tiny Templates for this journaling card space. They are tiny 3x4 photo templates. Just add your photo and journaling and print. Stickers both from October Afternoon.
Ice Cream Sundaes at McDonalds.
The grey banner stamp and the word Favorite are from My Minds Eye Happy Days Stamp set. The yellow diamond is from October Afternoon Flag set. The letter stickers are from October Afternoon.
Scalloped circle and happy banner from October Afternoon Farmhouse series. Mini paper clip from Tim Holtz. The LOVE THIS is from the Cobalt Digital Extra Embellishments kit.
Embracing The Everyday Brushes And Stamps. Took Maddie in to the doctors for her hands. Got a prescription cream.
Another picture with a white border. Printed out some of the Clementine Digital Paper and used a punch on the one side. The Hobby sticker is from October Afternoon.
My First Design Team Assignment.
We were SOOOO close to going to the SUPER BOWL !! Still don't want to talk about it. Have been a 49ers fan for a very long time and especially now. Because their Quarterback is Alex Smith. He played for our hometown University of Utah Utes and took us to the Fiesta Bowl and busted our team into the BSC. Here's hoping for next year !!
Used a 4x6 free template from Paisley Press. Go here to dowload the free template.
This journaling card was kind of WEEK IN REVIEW card for this week.
For this card I started out with a journaling card that came in the core kit. Printed off a strip of the Clementine Paper because I wanted to get some of the pink color on this card. Added the butterfly sticker from October Afternoon Farmhouse. Printed out the TAKE NOTE circle embellishment(came from a freebie journaling card), also changed the colors of it. I searched high and low trying to find the original source of the freebie journaling card but no such luck. Stars from Jenni Bowlin.
Freebie from scrapbookprintables . Loved this saying and it is was quite fitting with what I was feeling this week as a mother. Changed the colors to match the Clementine colors.
Used another Cathy Z. Tiny Templates for this photo of Noah in the tub.
Added Maddie's Prescription to the journaling card. Used a Tim Holtz mini paper clip.
And that is all of Week 3. Just started Week 4. I have been trying to catch up on some house/life stuff that had been neglected lately. Also had a wonderful, fun weekend with the kids/family. It was definitely needed !!


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Cole Tonight
Kyle couldn't command and the offense couldn't provide much offense so we fell to 1-5 in Southern California last night. Kendrick just couldn't throw strikes and it cost him (85 pitches, 45 were balls).
Six hits (five singles, one double) was the Phillies offense, five of those hits coming in the first five innings. 13 punch outs against five San Diego pitchers were part of the problem. We know one thing, we can't hit in the Pacific Time Zone: .190 average in six games on this trip.
Hitters and pitchers will have slumps. Kyle's in one now. Generally, a hitter or two will be slumping. Lately, it has spread to more than one batter.
Cole goes tonight (8:05 EDT) for ESPN. The entire country will be watching, well, maybe not the entire country with the Olympics on TV. Anyway, Phillies fans around the country will get to see the game. Same for next Sunday against the Dodgers at home. Originally, both games were scheduled as day games but ESPN has the right to change games and they did.
Minor League Notes
Fans are flocking to Citizens Bank Park in record numbers. Same is happening in Phillies' minor league ballparks. Sellouts were in order last night at Lehigh Valley (10,000), Reading (7,018), Lakewood (8,547) and Williamsport (2,000).
LHP Joe Savery (8-9) improved to 3-0, 1.00 ERA this month with a Clearwater win last night at Tampa . . . In Dunedin, RHP Kyle Drabek, making his fourth start after returning from Tommy John surgery, saw his nine scoreless-inning streak end in the first inning against the Blue Jays . . . LHP J. A. Happ gave up four hits in five innings, but two of the four were two-run homers against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. He wasn't involved in the extra-inning loss.
This Date
In Phillies history……..
1894 OF Sam Thompson is the second Phillies player to hit for a cycle this season (three singles, a double, triple, home run in seven at-bats) as the Phils crush Louisville, 29-4, getting 26 singles.
1957 In one of the strangest baseball incidents, Richie Ashburn hits the same spectator with two foul balls in the same at-bat. The first one broke Alice Roth's nose, and the second hit her while she was being removed from the stands in a stretcher.
1972 LHP Steve Carlton wins his 15th consecutive game, 9-4, over the Reds at Veterans Stadium.
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I would not call what the Phils hitters are in a slump. They are a flawed, poorly constructed team that does not play fundamentally smart baseball. They have no speed after the number 2 hitter, strike out way too much, cannot manufacture runs, get no production from the bottom of the order or bench (except for Dobbs) and have no leadership among the everyday players.
Other than that, they're in great shape.


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Obama's briefing for today's NASCAR event [updated]
(UPDATE: 1:32 p.m. The president's remarks at the NASCAR ceremony have been added at the end of this item.)
Because the Harvard-trained Obama crowd is a presidential administration so transparently and fundamentally of the people, they're having the latest NASCAR champion over this afternoon for a late summer, pre-vacation photo op.
Also several drivers from last year's final chase and former champions. A nice photogenic change from healthcare reform town hall yada yadas appealing to a crowd of voters that hasn't been all that supportive of Barack Obama.
Yes, it was pushed back from early August because of important business. And, yes, it's months after the victorious fact. But news from real America can be delayed penetrating the Beltway. Today's main championship guest is Jimmy Johnson.
Some brief briefing points for the basketball-loving president:
First of all, it's Jimmie Johnson (photo left). He's from Southern California, grew up racing dirt bikes, broke a lot of bones, took some time off and then returned to racing, this time inside cars that go some 200 miles an hour.
No, the cars don't have bumpers and the headlights are absent too. No keys necessary; it's a switch. The doors don't open; you climb through the window. But don't ask for a ride. Only one seat. Yes, the cars only go left, like some politicians.
It's not the greenest of sports. Millions of arugula-shunning Americans are NASCAR fans and they have the brightly colored clothing to prove it. Unlike politics, NASCAR drivers and fans wear their financial sponsors' names and colors outwardly -- and proudly.
They sit out there absorbing all those unhealthy UV rays. They're eating ribs and burgers and drinking almost-cold beer, listening to high-powered racing machines at way above OSHA-approved decibel levels and watching them spew exhaust fumes and tire smoke into the Al Goreless track atmosphere.
Sometimes these expensive machines get tangled up with each other (see video). Real reality TV without a script.
Non-fans think that's all there is to racing. But they weren't watching Jimmie protect his lead with a 3,400-pound car while nursing a rapidly emptying fuel tank at Michigan last Sunday.
Some people think a baseball manager kicking dirt at an umpire is an athletic....
...confrontation. They haven't been to any of hundreds of racetracks around the country where drivers work all week on their own cars only to see another violate the track's unwritten protocols and a, uh, disagreement ensues (see other video).
Unlike politics, the scores are settled openly, usually then and there. Though some feuds have gone on for years. To the crowds' delight.
Couple other tips: Don't ask Jimmie today if running out of fuel on the next-to-last lap and finishing 33rd was part of his friendly strategy to help eventual winner Brian Vickers get a multiyear contract extension with Red Bull on Tuesday.(Jimmie's empty-tank race car will also be on the White House South Lawn.)
Also, don't ask if last winter's federal economic bailout of the American automobile industry has helped produce race winners 'cause last Sunday's victor was a Japanese car.
-- Andrew Malcolm
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UPDATE: Addition of presidential transcript, as provided by the White House:
THE PRESIDENT: Good afternoon, everyone. Please have a seat. Welcome to the White House. Just before I begin, there are a couple of acknowledgements I want to make. First of all, we've got some Wounded Warriors from Walter Reed and National Naval Medical Center, and I want everybody to give them a big round of applause. We are grateful to them. (Applause.) They're big NASCAR fans.
I also want to thank a good friend and a terrific governor, Brad Henry from Oklahoma is here. Stand up, Brad. (Applause.)
You know, it is not every day that we have a championship stock car parked out on the South Lawn. (Laughter.) Fortunately, we got Jimmie to agree not to do any burnouts or tear up my backyard. I also suggested to Jimmie that, in exchange for free parking, he should let me take the 48 out for a few laps. (Laughter.) He said that was fine -- but Secret Service didn't think it was fine. (Laughter.)
But that's okay, because I'm just glad Jimmie could be here so we can honor him for winning his third consecutive Sprint Cup Championship. Give him a big round of applause. (Applause.) Jimmie got his start racing in motocross events at the age of five and has been racking up trophies and titles for nearly three decades now. But like me, I think his greatest achievement is probably just how far he married up. I had a chance to meet his wife, Chandra, and I'm so glad that she could be here today, as well. Congratulations for your family's success.
We want to keep -- everyone who keeps the 48 up front -- we want to congratulate all of them: owner Rick Hendrick, the crew chief -- (applause.) Rick deserves a round of applause. Crew chief Chad Knaus -- did I say that right? And all the folks at Hendrick Motorsports, because we all know NASCAR, winning isn't just about who's behind the wheel during the race, it's also about who's got your back in the pit and everyone back at the shop who preps these cars week after week.
With these folks at his side, Jimmie is hoping for a fourth series championship in a row this year. But I think there's another group of guys back here who may have something to say about that -- Jeff, good luck in your "drive for five." And good luck to all the other chase drivers joining us today. I'm extraordinarily grateful to them.
We're also joined today by one of NASCAR's all-time greats, "The King," Richard Petty. Sitting right here. (Applause.) With a family tradition that's generations strong, the Pettys are about as close as you can get to a NASCAR dynasty.
And finally, I want to recognize Mike Helton, NASCAR's president, for his dedicated leadership, and, of course, Brian France, NASCAR's chairman, and his wonderful wife, Amy, who've done so much for the sport. Please give them a big round of applause. (Applause.)
And let me also take the opportunity to say that our thoughts are with the NASCAR community at the recent passing of Tom Murphy, a man who put his heart and soul into NASCAR over the years.
You know, it's fitting that you've all come here to the White House -- the American people's house -- because NASCAR is a uniquely American sport. Since its humble beginnings, when moonshiners raced on the sands of Daytona Beach during prohibition, it's grown into a sport with tens of millions of fans here in America and around the world.
But NASCAR is about a lot more than just racing cars. It's as much about what you give back off the track as you give on the track. It's about what you're doing to protect our environment and help America become energy independent -- using solar energy, and working to offset carbon emissions, and even hiring a director of green innovation to take your commitment to the next level.
It's about supporting our troops and our veterans, from flyovers and red, white and blue paint jobs on Memorial Day to your visits to Walter Reed and Iraq and Afghanistan that show our appreciation for the brave men and women who are serving our country.
And it's about all the foundations NASCAR has started to support schools and hospitals, combat hunger and homelessness, and work to help folks in our communities -- like the campers here from Victory Junction; kids who can teach us all a thing or two about courage and hope, and I hope had the time of their lives at summer camp.
After all, one of the core values of the NASCAR community is the belief that service isn't just something you do once in a while when it's convenient -- it's a way of life. I think Jeff Gordon put it best when he said, simply, "Any person out there should do something some way to give back to their community."
And that's what folks from more than 150 countries see around the world when they tune in to your races -- not just your speed and your skill, but also your compassion, your dedication to your families and our communities, how much you love this country and how strongly you support the heroes who serve it. That's the face of America that you show to the world.
So today, I want to thank all of you for that and for everything you do to make this country a better country. And I wish you all the best of luck in this year's chase. God bless all of you, and God bless the United States of America. Thank you very much, everybody. (Applause.) I think I've got to take a shot next to the cup here. ###


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Name Variations Edit
- Beetroot
About Beet Edit
Wikipedia Article About Beet on Wikipedia
The Beet (Beta vulgaris) is a flowering plant in the family Amaranthaceae, native to the coasts of western and southern Europe, from southern Sweden and the British Isles south to the Mediterranean Sea.
It is a herbaceous biennial or perennial plant with leafy stems growing to 1-2 m tall. The leaves are heart-shaped, 5-20 cm long on wild plants (often much larger in cultivated plants). The flowers are produced in dense spikes, each flower very small, 3-5 mm diameter, green or tinged reddish, with five petals; they are wind-pollinated. The fruit is a cluster of hard nutlets.
The cultivated forms are thought to have come from sea-coast plants of Europe and Asia. With the imposition of the blockade of the continent during the Napoleonic wars there was an impetus to develop beet for their sugar content. The white Silesian beet, which was a fodder crop, received attention.
Beets used to be only found in salad bars in canned form, and on European menus, but with the culinary winds changing, this root is now commonly seen in stateside grocery stores everywhere. This root vegetable like its turnip cousin has two parts — the edible root and the edible green leaves.
There are too many varieties to list here, but with more than one type of beet to choose from, why not try one of each if you get the chance. This versatile vegetable can be eaten raw, baked, steamed, pickled, and served as a condiment or alongside soups and entrees.
Availability, Selection, Storage, and Preparation Edit
Beets are available year-round because they thrive in more than 30 states with June through October being their peak season. These roots come in all shapes, sizes, and colors so try a variety to find your favorite.
Young beets, about an inch and a ½-inch diameter are fine textured, tender, and excellent in salads. Medium and large size beets are good for cooking; very large roots are too woody for eating regardless of cooking method. Which ever size of beets you choose, look for smooth, hard, uniformly round beets that are free of cuts and bruises.
It's best to store beets that have their tops chopped off in individual plastic bags in the coolest part of the refrigerator. These should last up to one week. The greens should be eaten as soon as possible.
Wash and scrub the beets before cooking. Beets peel best after cooking, so be sure to wear disposable gloves to minimize red stains on hands.
Beet Recipes Edit
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- Vegetable of the Month: Root Vegetables by the Centers for Disease Control, public domain government resource—original source of article


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1976 Sporran Volume 17: Shadle Park Highschool Yearbook
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Publisher: Shadle Park High School
Publication Date: 1976
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Hello People,
So I'm new to Java programming and I'm reading through Herbert Schildt's "A beginner's Guide" 5th ED. I have come across something that I don't fully understand. This the code that I'm refering too:
class Example {
public static void main(String[] args)
throws java.io.IOException{
int i;
System.out.println("Press S to stop");
for(i = 0; (char) System.in.read() != 'S'; i++){
System.out.println("Pass #" + i);
So, I press 'S' and the for loop will stop counting. Well every time I press something other than 'S' the for loop runs multiple times. For example if I press 'R', this is the output running this program through the Command Line:
Pass #1
Pass #2
Pass #3
Then I am able to input another value. I was confused why it ran through the loop 3 times before I was able to input another value. So I ran this same program through Netbeans and it would do the same thing only it would pass through the for loop 2 times.
I'm just confused why it does this and was wondering if anyone had any insight into why?
Thanks for any assistance, I appreciate it greatly!


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U.S. Sens. Tom Udall (D-N.M.) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) have introduced legislation to help address water quality challenges by encouraging the research, development and promotion of new technologies and designs that use natural processes to combat polluted stormwater runoff.
The Green Infrastructure for Clean Water Act would establish up to five regional centers of excellence that would spearhead the research and development of new stormwater management techniques, which use soil and plant life to filter stormwater polluted by sediments and chemicals on the surface before it reaches nearby waterbodies. The legislation would also establish a green infrastructure program within the EPA's Office of Water to coordinate and promote the use of new stormwater techniques. EPA's regional offices would complete similar efforts.
The legislation further authorizes technical assistance and project grants to local wastewater utilities for green infrastructure projects that take advantage of these alternative techniques to stormwater management. The legislation does not alter the Clean Water Act's regulatory requirements but rather seeks to expand the options for communities to achieve clean water standards.
The legislation defines "green infrastructure"' as stormwater management techniques that preserve, restore, enhance, or mimic natural hydrology, such as green roofs, porous pavements and ground cover, or vegetated channels and detention areas that reduce the burden of stormwater on wastewater infrastructure and the environment.
The bill is supported by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies; Natural Resources Defense Council; American Rivers; American Public Works Association; Water Environment Federation; Center for Neighborhood Technology; Clean Water Action; and the Association of State and Interstate Water Pollution Control Administrators.
Companion legislation has been introduced in the House by Reps. Donna Edwards (D-Md.), Russ Carnahan (D-Mo.), and Steve Driehaus (D-Ohio).


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So about a month ago, when holding her I noticed how plump she was getting, did a bit of research and deduced that she was preggers. Then this morning I awoke to her and her four beautiful babies. Wow! I'm sad I missed it, but these babies are so cute I wanna breed her and fuzzy again...yeah, maybe not! Not sure what I'll do with all these babies that I have now.
Here is Scooter, the Mommy:
Here is Fuzzy, the Daddy:
Here are the cuties:
this little critter is the only one that is all black and white


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As US broadband users Facebooked and Tweeted their Thanksgiving whereabouts, Australia's top Internet Service Providers conferred on an industry-wide plan to rein in illegal file sharing. The result is the release of a proposed "Scheme to Address Online Copyright Infringement" that will require ISPs to forward "education and warning" notices to consumers whose broadband accounts "have been detected undertaking activity that might infringe copyright laws."
The deal is the fruit of discussions between the Communications Alliance and five of Australia's biggest ISPs: Telstra Bigpond, iiNet, Optus, iPrimus and Internode. It is already being compared to the United States "six strikes" plan agreed to by content holders and the US's major ISPs about four months ago. But the Australian version is a trial scheme, the participants emphasize, to be reviewed over an 18-month period.
"The trial would be followed by an independent evaluation of its effectiveness," the press release explains, "including whether it produced a real change in consumer behavior and whether the Scheme should be continued in its initial form or modified for improvement."
Education, warning, and discovery
The proposed system boils down to four stages. In stage one, within 14 days of a perceived infringement, a Rights Holder can send a Copyright Infringement Notice to an ISP. In stage two, if the ISP can find the related IP address, it will forward an "Education Notice" to the subscriber that explains that an infringement may have taken place.
In stage three, if the Rights Holder believes that further infringements have occurred over the course of a year, it can continue to complain about the subscriber, who will then receive "Warning Notices" regarding the activities of concern. One education and three warning notices will trigger stage four, a "Discovery Notice" that informs the subscriber that she hasn't gotten the message regarding the infringement problem.
Up to this point, the Australian proposal doesn't differ all that much from the deal recently reached between US content holders and ISPs. But by this stage the Australian plan also lets the Rights Holder know that she may apply for a discovery application. To wit:
- The Rights Holder may then seek to apply for access to the Account Holder's details by way of a preliminary discovery or subpoena application, for the sole purpose of the Rights Holder taking direct copyright infringement action against the Account Holder
- Should the ISP be served with a valid preliminary discovery order (or subpoena) the ISP will be required to comply with the order, which may require the ISP to disclose the Account Holder's details to the Rights Holder
The US plan also requires a court order to get to this point, but places more emphasis on various "Mitigation Measures" directly executed by ISPs, such as throttling a misbehaving subscriber's broadband speed. The Australian proposal more clearly outlines a process by which after four notifications over a fixed period of time, a consumer's identity can be turned over to a rights holder, presumably for purposes that could go as far as an infringement suit.
The Australian proposal includes various safeguards. The plan includes an accreditation or "preapproval" process for any Rights Holder that wishes to participate in the experiment. The process will involve some kind of inspection and audit of the holder's infringement detection technology and system deployed to create the infringement notices that will be sent to ISPs.
"The categories of organisation qualified to undertake the audit will be agreed by Rights Holders and ISPs before the commencement of the scheme," the scheme outline notes.
In addition, a Copyright Industry Panel will be launched. It will create an appeals process allowing Account Holders who think they have not engaged in infringement to "query the basis" of their notices "and gain further information" about the complaints against them.
Finally, if for a 12-month period an ISP receives no copyright infringement notices regarding a specific IP address, the previous status of that Account Holder will be "reset," that is, be "treated as if that Account Holder had never been the subject of a previous Copyright Infringement Notice."
Loose ends
Interestingly, one of the five ISPs that has signed on to this trial is still being sued by Australian rightsholders. Roadshow Films vs. iiNet is currently being reviewed by Australia's High Court, which will hear the matter again this Wednesday and through early December.
The Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft has pushed the case through the appeals process—the studios complaining that iiNet has not done enough about infringement accusations (AFACT is largely backed by Hollywood studios, according to Wikileaks cables).
Arguing before the Federal Court of Australia in 2010, iiNet insisted that it needed some kind of judicial oversight to move forward with infringement concerns; it couldn't just cut off its own subscribers on the say-so of a film company. The Federal Court found this argument convincing and dismissed the case, which will now be considered by that country's top judicial body.
Nonetheless, iiNet is clearly on board for this experiment, which doesn't stray very far from a draft proposal for copyright enforcement that the company released about eight months ago. "I have consistently said that a whole-of-industry plan based on a clear and evidence-based approach was the best way forward," declared iiNet Chief Executive Officer Michael Malone in a statement released on Monday. "This paper and proposal provides that."
As for its impending trial, the ISP insists it will prevail.
"We go into this latest legal round anticipating our successes in Federal Court in February 2010 and 2011 will be reaffirmed by the High Court," Malone declared in a subsequent release. "Those judgments demonstrated that the allegations against us were proven to be unfounded. iiNet has never in any way supported or encouraged breaches of the law, including breaches of the Copyright Act."


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Thursday, October 29, 1998 - 1:45 p.m. CST
The Shuttle Discovery blasted off into a cloudless sky today at 1:19 p.m. Central time from the Kennedy Space Center to kick off a planned nine-day scientific research mission and to return John Glenn to space, 36 years, 8 months and nine days after he became the first American to orbit the Earth.
Launch was delayed briefly while flight controllers evaluated an alarm during cabin pressure checks and several more minutes while range safety officers dealt with a stray aircraft in the launch area.
Commander Curt Brown, Pilot Steve Lindsey, and Mission Specialists Steve Robinson, Scott Parazynski and Pedro Duque, along with Payload Specialists Chiaki Mukai and Glenn arrived on orbit less than nine minutes after launch, ready to begin activating Shuttle systems and experiments in the Spacehab module located in Discovery's cargo bay.
The Shuttle's payload bay doors were expected to be opened about an hour and a half after launch, prior to the astronauts receiving a "go" to begin orbital operations.
The timeline calls for the astronauts to spend most of the afternoon and evening completing the setup and activation of dozens of experiments they will conduct throughout the mission to study the effects of microgravity on the human body and materials.
Discovery's astronauts are scheduled to begin an eight-hour sleep period about 11:45 p.m. Central time tonight and are due to be awakened tomorrow about 7:45 a.m. to begin their first full day of activity in orbit.
About 45 minutes after launch, Discovery's orbital maneuvering engines fired to round out the orbit at about 350 miles. The spacecraft is orbiting Earth every 90 minutes. All of Discovery's systems are performing normally.
The next STS-95 status report will be issued at approximately 9 p.m. with the astronauts involved in presleep preparations.


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If you think being happy at work sounds like an oxymoron, you're not alone.
"The idea of happiness in the workplace people find strange," said Sharon Salzberg, author of the book "Real Happiness at Work." "I've gotten feedback that we are not supposed to have fun at work, that's why we call it work. We don't call it play."
But Salzberg says happiness at work is an attainable goal. One of the ways to find your happy place at the office, Salzberg said, is through meditation.
"People have a lot of concepts and notions about what meditation is and what it should look like and if people are not used to it, they struggle with doing it," she said. Salzberg said she has encountered a wide range of people who were interested in learning meditation — from writers and artists, to teachers, firefighters and hedge fund managers. While the professions varied, Salzberg said, they all had a common theme — the desire for a sense of meaning in the workplace.
"People are realizing that they may not find the meaning in the job description or in the task," she said. "It's something you have to bring forward into the work."
The meditations people enjoyed the most, Salzberg said, were what she calls "stealth meditations," or ways to bring awareness into everyday tasks.
"Begin your work day and think about one particular action you want to become more aware of," she said. "This can be something that is brief when you do it but it might something you do several times a day, like opening a door, or greeting customers or clients. Maybe it's reaching for the phone. And try not to pick up the phone on the first ring but let it ring three times and breathe. Any time we can pause, we are better off. You'll get more centered."
Here are some of Salzberg's tips for finding happiness at work:
Value every encounter.
"Everybody wants to be happy and we are all looking for a sense of meaning and fulfillment, so when you realize that everybody counts and everybody matters, the way we treat one another will do a lot for our personal satisfaction. I've had a day change for the better because of a taxi driver or customer service person on the phone."
Realize there's enough abundance for everybody.
"What makes joy for others tough is the fear there isn't enough to go around," she said. "When someone gets an award or gets praise, someone might feel, 'That should have been me' ... and that's not necessarily true at all. We need to see those thoughts, we recognize them for what they are, and we wish someone well."
Forgive yourself.
"Somebody told me, 'I don't buy this forgiving yourself thing because if I'm at work and I make a mistake and I forgive myself, that's just permission to keep making mistakes.' And I said, 'If you make a mistake and then spend the next week and a half only thinking about the mistake, you also forget the good things you did and you keep reliving that mistake over and over. How energized will you be to go back and pick up the pieces and start over? Probably not very. So forgiveness is actually a potent way to make progress and make change.' "
Don't multitask with your pleasure activity.
"If you like having a cup of tea, don't sip your tea while you're answering emails and having a conference call and watching the headlines on TV. Just drink the tea. Feel the warmth of the cup. Smell the tea and taste the tea."
Take care of yourself.
"Research shows those who are well rested and take care of themselves are happier at work. Even taking small breaks during the day can help. Some people don't even take lunch breaks! Sometimes we are kinder to others than we are to ourselves and more fair and more forgiving and we do need to have some amount of self care. Our tank can get kind of empty and we can't go on forever and ever without replenishing and taking care of ourselves."
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Never give up.
"I do hear a response that concerns me, which is 'I tried that (meditation) once but I failed at it.' People have lists of excuses — 'I couldn't make my mind blank.' 'I couldn't avoid getting distracted by the noise.' Whatever it might be. And really you can't fail at meditation. Meditation is not about what's happening, it is about how we're relating to what's happening. If we get distracted a whole lot, it's about beginning again without condemning ourselves .... It's mental training the way some might do physical training for your body."
Twitter: @jenweigel


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