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Her mother says she gives her daughter marijuana pills to combat the effects of chemotherapy, but her father, who lives in North Dakota, worries about the effects of the drug on her brain development.
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Gladstone police contacted the girl's mother, examined Mykayla's medical marijuana paperwork, then told Comstock there was little they could do.
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Oregon law requires no monitoring of a child's medical marijuana use by a pediatrician.
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Many doctors worry about introducing a child to marijuana when they say other drugs can treat pain and nausea more effectively. Purchase believes marijuana heals, and credits the drug for curing her stepfather's skin cancer.
She herself is an Oregon medical marijuana patient, and her boyfriend is Mykayla's grower. She is so convinced of the drug's safety that she consumed it during the pregnancy and while breastfeeding her second child.
When her symptoms are especially bad, Mykayla's mother and her mother's boyfriend will feed her cannabis-infused food. She's had up to 1.2 grams of cannabis oil in 24 hours, the rough equivalent of smoking 10 joints.
Purchase said Mykayla's first oncologist called the marijuana use "inappropriate."
With marijuana, Purchase said her daughter has been able to fight past the chemotherapy and return to a sense of normalcy.
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With a sweep of his hand, Gov. Rick Scott has signed legislation putting the University of Florida on track to become the state's pre-eminent university, a status that brings with it millions of dollars in additional money and designation as the university to create an online degree program.
It also brings UF President Bernie Machen the legislative and financial support he needs to achieve his longtime goal for the university — to distinguish it from the other universities in the state university system and place it among the ranks of the top 10 public institutions of higher learning in the country.
"Our goal for many years has been to become a top 10 university in the fullest sense of the term, and this bill finally sets in place some of the key pieces we need to head down that road," Machen said in a news release issued by the Florida Board of Governors on Monday, the day of the bill's signing.
That goal was delayed a year ago when Scott vetoed a similar bill that would have allowed state universities that met 11 of 14 academic and research performance standards to raise tuition rates beyond the state's 15 percent annual cap.
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The pre-eminence plan is part of a broad, 144-page reform package affecting every stage of public education from kindergarten to graduate school.
The legislation identifies 12 academic and research criteria for a pre-eminent university designation, including that freshmen have a GPA of 4.0 or better and SAT scores of 1800 or better, an endowment of $500 million or more, and research grants totaling $350 million or more. By meeting those criteria, FSU and UF each will receive $15 million in the first year. Administrators at UF have said they would spend the $15 million on hiring new faculty to help bring UF closer to the goal of becoming a top 10 university.
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The previous pre-eminence bill had the same language as the current version, in that the state should invest in UF to achieve top 10 status.
"I think it is a significant turning point because it represents the state's recognition that UF has unique capacities to help the state," Glover said. "It represents a partnership between the state and the university to advance the interests of the state."
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"None are being taught that would fit the bill, but we would probably engage the faculty if they'd like to develop one or two courses of this nature," he said. "We have no self-imposed deadline for this. We are now moving into the summer, so we would likely begin that conversation in the fall."
More immediately, the university needs to start planning how to achieve top 10 status, Glover said.
"We are coming off five difficult years in Florida and the U.S. in recession," Glover said. "During that time, we have maintained the faculty and quality of the research programs to the best of our ability. Things have eroded a bit. We have not done a lot of hiring."
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Allegations of Ideological Bias are Anti-Scientific
Posted by John Jost on September 22, 2011
Author's prologue: In science, it doesn't matter whether you are Jewish or not; whether you are Black or White, a man or a woman; whether you are a religious person or an atheist; whether you are liberal or conservative, a socialist or a libertarian. The scientific community agrees to consider your truth claims on the merits, according to conventional standards of reason and evidence. Scientists do not—or at least they should not—simply engage in reflexive ideological critique. But increasingly, I encounter students and, more disturbingly, professors, journalists and others suspending their critical faculties and doubting or rejecting scientific findings on the basis of something they think they know about the ideological leanings of the researchers (either as individuals or as a community).
What follows is a lightly edited excerpt from a book review I wrote for Science magazine (click here to access the review in its entirety). This excerpt specifically addresses Michael Shermer's chapter on "Politics of Belief" from his latest book, The Believing Brain, but I think that it applies much more widely to the rudderless post-postmodern predicament in which we find ourselves. The time has come for advocates of the social and behavioral sciences to stand by their methods and renounce allegations of ideological bias—whether they are sincerely offered or cynically proffered—as anti-scientific.
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Michael Shermer's chapter on "Politics of Belief" opens with an attack on a paper that I co-authored (Jost, Glaser, Kruglanski, & Sulloway, 2003), so the author will not be surprised to learn that I found it to be the worst chapter in his book by far. He could have rolled up his sleeves and immersed himself in the now abundant scientific literature documenting significant differences between adherents of leftist (or liberal) and rightist (or conservative) belief systems in terms of personality and cognitive and motivational styles (e.g., Gerber Huber, Doherty, Dowling, & Ha, 2010; Jost, Federico, & Napier, 2009) as well as neurocognitive and other physiological structures and functions (Amodio, Jost, Master, & Yee, 2007; Kanai, Feilden, Firth, & Rees, 2011; Oxley et al., 2008). Instead, he besmirches the entire enterprise of political psychology, perpetuating canards from the right-wing blogosphere and lazy, empirically unsubstantiated accusations of "liberal bias." For example, Shermer writes:
Why are people conservative? Why do people vote Republican? The questions are typically posed without even a whiff of awareness of the inherent bias in asking it in this manner—that because Democrats are so indisputably right and Republicans so unquestionably wrong, conservatism must be a mental disease, a flaw in the brain, a personality disorder that leads to cognitive malfunctioning. Much as medical scientists study cancer in order to cure the disease, liberal political scientists study political attitudes and voting behavior in order to cure people of the cancer of conservatism.
In passages such as this, Shermer is not merely hyperbolic, inflammatory, and wrong about the specifics of the scientific articles he purports to critique. (Given the above characterization, one doubts he even read them.) By resorting to ideological deconstruction and essentially ad hominem forms of attack, Shermer violates his own intellectual standards—succumbing to the tendency, which he scorns in others, to reject out of hand scientific findings that might be experienced as disagreeable.
Shermer ought to know better, but he is enabled (and led considerably astray) by Jonathan Haidt, whose non-peer-reviewed internet provocation entitled "What Makes People Vote Republican?" provides the only data Shermer considers and, at the same time, a title to which he can object. What happened to the relentless thirst for empirical evidence and the evaluation of such evidence according to rigorous, established scientific criteria? When push comes to shove—as it often does with politics—Shermer sets the evidence aside and trades in stereotypical assumptions about the ideologies and personal backgrounds of the investigators. Consequently, the origins and dynamics of political beliefs will forever remain an unsolved mystery to readers of The Believing Brain.
The broader point, which I think is crucial to the future success of the social and behavioral sciences, is not that scientists themselves are somehow immune to cognitive or other sources of bias. It is that the scientific community is and should be ruthlessly committed to evaluating claims and settling disputes through the inspection and analysis of empirical data and through meaningful discussion and debate about how to properly interpret those data, using agreed upon methodological standards—and not through ideological deconstruction or all too convenient allegations of bias. Resorting to such means is not only unscientific; it is profoundly anti-scientific.
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Read full review here.
Related Situationist posts:
- Ideological Bias in Social Psychology?
- Pushback from the Left
- The Bias of the Bar?
- "Confronting the Backlash against Implicit Bias,"
- "Implicit Bias and Strawmen,"
- "The Situation of Ideology – Part I,"
- "Ideology is Back"
- "Ideology Shaping Situation of Vice Versa."
- "The Great Attributional Divide,"
- "Naive Cynicism,"
- Tierney's Skepticism at the New York Times
- "Legal Academic Backlash – Abstract," and
- "The Situation of Polarization."
4 Responses to "Allegations of Ideological Bias are Anti-Scientific"
September 25, 2011 at 12:24 pm
It's not terribly surprising that Prof. Jost feels so threatened by the growing consensus that liberal bias is a serious problem in the social sciences. If I built a psychological theory around the assumptions that conservative economic policies are contrary to the interests of the working class and that gender stereotypes are instruments of female oppression, I'd be nervous too. In fact, I'd be so nervous that I would write an essay like the one above without realizing the irony in saying, "Social scientists are open to other perspectives, and if anyone has the nerve to suggest otherwise, we need to forcefully condemn them for being anti-scientific!"
September 25, 2011 at 10:36 pm
I'd like to apologize to prof. Jost and to the readers of this blog for the contemptuous tone of my initial response.
My frustration comes from a deep conviction that the issue of liberal bias is very important for social scientists to discuss openly and, if need be, confront, for our own sakes, and for the sakes of all those whose lives are directly affected by the policies that our work influences. It seems like prof. Jost intends to mark the issue as illegitimate, as completely unworthy of the slightest consideration. Ironically, Jost seems to be motivated by a need to "legitimize the status quo" in the social sciences, but I'll stop here before I insult him again.
All I ask is that we not bully people who believe that there is pervasive liberal bias in the social sciences into keeping that opinion to themselves. I hope that's fair.
October 27, 2011 at 10:58 am
Dear Ian, All I am saying is this: If you have the scientific goods to demonstrate that (a) poor people who support conservative economic policies are motivated by self-interest, or (b) pervasive gender stereotypes are healthy for girls and women, then you should simply produce the evidence, and then we can have a meaningful discussion. I for one would be interested in your data. Anything else, it seems to me, is unhelpful and counterproductive. John Jost
January 29, 2012 at 2:45 am
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Barak Obama rose to fame partly on the strength of his eloquence as a speaker. So I was surprised to hear a couple of Democrats fault his grammar at a party last weekend. They said that Obama kept telling reporters that Rev. Jeremiah Wright "had married Michelle and I" instead of "Michelle and me." Could it true?
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The materials I used are:
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- four bags of cotton balls ($3.20 at Target)
- thread ($2.60 at Hobby Lobby for one spool, plus more of my own thread)
- catnip spray ($2.90 at Target)
- socks, if you're making stuffed sock-pillows
It cost just under $12 to make a whole lot of toys! I made 12 body pillows and 18 small toys! That's a steal!
Let's start with toys for the adult cats! For the big too-cool-for-toys cats I made some body pillows/bunny-kicking sticks. They were extremely easy to make, even for a big non-sewing, needle-phobic like me. I used a sewing machine (after I figured out how to make it work!), but they can be hand sewn if you arm yourself with plenty of time and patience.
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Step 1- Start with a 11.5 by 9 felt rectangle. This will be enough to make two bunny-kicking sticks. I buy my felt at Hobby lobby, but you can use other fabrics and work with different sizes.
Step 2- Cut the felt rectangle in half.
Step 3- Take one piece and fold it in half.
Step 4- Sew along the bottom and the long edge, leaving the top open. I found that felt clings to itself and I didn't need to use pins to hold it in place. I used a contrasting green thread so you can see where the stitches are.
Step 5- Flip the tube inside out to hide the stitches. Doesn't it look like an abstract white seal?
Step 6- Stuff the tube with cotton balls or another non-toxic batting material. If you're using dry catnip, now would be the time to sprinkle it all over the cotton balls. I sewed all tubes first and then stuffed them with cotton all at the same time.
Step 7- Sew along the open end of the tube to seal up the bunny-kicking stick. Repeat all steps for the other half of the felt rectangle.
Here is Kitty demonstrating how to hoard a bunch of body pillows. Don't you find it pathetic that I use a stuffed animal as my pet?
And here he is demonstrating how to use one as a bunny-kicking stick!
An even easier body pillow is a sock, stuffed with cotton balls (and dry catnip) and sealed up at the top. These socks were a Christmas gift from a couple of years ago. There is something very wrong about socks with individual toes, so I never wore them.
Kitty thinks the Santa Sock is very comforting...
Now moving on to smaller toys, let's start with the easiest ones:
Catnip Empanadas!
Step 1- Start with a felt circle.
Step 2- Fold it in half and sew it up almost all the way shut, leaving a one inch opening. Stuff it with cotton balls (and dry catnip, if you're using).
Step 3- Sew up the opening to seal the deal!
Who ordered the Festive empanadas?
Now let's make some festive toys!
Catnip gingerbread men:
Step 1- Trace two outlines of a gingerbread men on a piece of felt.
Step 2- Carefully cut out the gingerbread men. If you're using a sharpie like I did, cut along the inside of the markings to make sure the kitties don't eat any ink.
Step 3- Place one gingerbread men on top of the other (oh, grow up!), and sew all along the sides from shoulder to shoulder, leaving the head open. It's always good to have an open mind! :-P
Step 4- Stuff the little dude with cotton balls and stitch up his head.
I made one with a face and one faceless. The one with the face looks way too creepy!


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Major League Baseball found itself embroiled in another postseason maelstrom over umpires - and renewed calls for increased use of instant replay - after a disputed infield fly call led to mayhem in the stands in the one-game, winner-take-all playoff in Atlanta.
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Braves 6-3 on Friday, advancing to the division series against the Washington Nationals. But this landmark game - the debut of the wild-card playoff under baseball's expanded postseason format - will long be remembered for a ruling by Sam Holbrook in the eighth inning.
Andrelton Simmons hit a pop fly that dropped safely in left field after a mix-up between two fielders, either able to have caught the ball easily. Holbrook ruled the batter out anyway under the infield fly rule. The fans at Turner Field went nuts, littering the field with beers cups, buckets of popcorn and anything else they could get their hands on, leading to a scary, 19-minute delay.
Almost as quickly as the field was covered in trash, there were immediate comparisons to the NFL's referee debacle. Someone at Turner Field even held up what was apparently a hastily crafted sign: "Replacement Umps??"
Former Braves outfielder Dale Murphy, who won two MVP awards in the 1980s, weighed in on Twitter.
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"Oh my," Murphy wrote. "Not believing this. Calls an infield fly when the ball is almost on the ground?"
"One game elimination and a call like that is made? Inexcusable," Oakland Athletics pitcher Brandon McCarthy said.
"Wow. Infield fly on a 200 footer," added Arizona pitcher Daniel Hudson.
Even out in San Francisco, where the Giants host Cincinnati in Game 1 of the NL's other division series on Saturday, the call in Atlanta had everyone's attention.
"I didn't know it was an infield fly," reliever Jeremy Affeldt said. "I don't even know how an infield fly is an infield fly. I don't know where the line's drawn."
Maybe that's even an issue for some folks at MLB.
Baseball's official Twitter site had a sentence in its profile that said "We don't understand the infield fly rule, either." Sure, it was just somebody's attempt at humor, but that sentence was quietly zapped from the site as the trash was flying in Atlanta.
Indeed, this is no laughing matter, especially for the Braves.
Their season is over.
"This was an exciting game," said Joe Torre, who played and managed for both the Braves and Cardinals and now serves as MLB's executive vice president of baseball operations. "I'm sorry about the controversy. It's certainly not something we ever plan on."
Maybe they should.
This certainly wasn't the first time the umps have been at the center of a call that might've gone a different way with instant replay - though, in this case, Holbrook said he was "absolutely" sure he made the right ruling even after looking at the video.
From Doug Eddings' noncall on an apparent strike three by the Los Angeles Angels in the 2005 AL championship series to Tim McClelland blatantly missing a clear double play by those same Angels in the 2009 ALCS to Ron Kulpa blowing a tag on a Cardinals runner in last year's World Series, this has become a rite of October.
Even the Braves had been through this before. During their last playoff appearance two years ago, San Francisco's Buster Posey was called safe on a steal of second when everyone in the stadium knew he had been tagged by Atlanta's Brooks Conrad. Everyone, except the one guy who mattered - umpire Paul Emmel. Posey wound up scoring the only run of the game, and the Giants went on to take the divisional series.
"I guess it's a good thing we don't have instant replay right now," Posey conceded at the time.
The question that was as relevant then as it is today: Why not?
After years of resistance by Commissioner Bud Selig and his predecessors, baseball conceded to limited use of instant replay late in the 2008 season, to deal with whether a home run was fair or foul, the ball actually cleared the wall, or there was fan interference. Plenty of people are saying it's time to go to the monitor a lot more often.
Torre, who has become baseball's point man on the hot-button issue, isn't so sure.
"There's been an outcry for replay," he said. "To me, it's always the play that happened yesterday. That's what people want replayed, whether it's a tag at the plate, coming off the bag at first, whatever it is. We're certainly looking at expanding replay, but we're making sure if we do expand it through the technology that it makes sense for baseball.
"Baseball has been controversial for a long time," Torre went on. "But I think controversy is what we do because the game is not perfect, the players make errors, the hitters strike out, the home team wants certain things to go certain ways."
The infield fly is a complicated but routinely used rule designed to help the hitting team. If there are runners on first and second, or the bases are loaded, and there are less than two outs, an umpire will routinely signal an automatic out on a pop-up to an infielder, largely to prevent him from dropping the ball intentionally to set up a double play, since the runners must stay close to bases to keep from getting doubled off.
At issue was whether Holbrook, who wasn't even an infield umpire (he was working the left-field line as part of the expanded six-man crews used in the postseason), should have made the call on a ball that went far beyond the dirt - at least 75 feet, maybe longer. That's not really an issue under the rule, which doesn't place any limitations on where the call is made. There were even quips about future calls being made on the warning track if a team has an especially speedy infielder.
The debate largely centered on Holbrook's contention that rookie shortstop Pete Kozma was in position to make the play, which is when the ump's arm went up - right as Kozma veered out of the way, thinking left fielder Matt Holliday had called him off, and ball dropped in the grass. Apparently, Holbrook made the split-second judgment that Kozma was settling under the ball, when he was actually changing directions to get out of Holliday's way.
Clearly, it was a fielding blunder.
"I was under it," Kozma said. "I should have made the play. I took my eyes off it."
Was it an umpiring blunder, as well?
Holbrook doesn't think so, and he got support from the guys who matter most - Torre and umpiring supervisor Charlie Reliford.
"It's all judged on what the fielder does," Holbrook said. "Once that fielder establishes himself and he has ordinary effort on the ball, that's when the call is made. So it wouldn't matter whether it was third base or on the line out there. It's all based on what the fielder does. That's what I went on, that's what I read."
But, after the ugly spectacle in Atlanta, baseball must surely take another look at using replay to make sure what umps see in real time is actually what happened.
Maybe it can take a cue from the NFL, which got itself in a mess by locking out the regular referees for the first three weeks of the season in a contract dispute. After all sorts of questionable calls by the less-experienced replacements - most notably, an obvious interception that was ruled a game-winning touchdown in Seattle's victory over Green Bay - the league hastily worked out a new labor deal and rushed back its regulars.
Certainly, if baseball sticks with this new playoff system for the wild-card teams - a sort of October Madness that settles a 162-game regular season with a single one-and-done game - there could be more outbursts like the one at Turner Field.
"Fans get frustrated," said Affeldt, the Giants reliever. "That's the thing about a one-game playoff. It's going to be intense for the fans as well. It's do-or-die. They can get mad."
AP Baseball Writer Janie McCauley in San Francisco contributed to this report.
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The Wildcats defeated Berrien Springs 61-18 and pounded Plainwell 68-7.
"The Cats had two strong wins tonight," coach Pete Bachinski said. "The kids wrestled well and showed some good things. Now is the time to start peeking and we showed a good start,"
Getting two wins for Three Rivers were, Jordan Blades (119), Derek Tulla (130), Andrew Bowers (140), John Abel (145), Shawn Brew (152), Mike Brown (160), Bailey Miholer (171), Brandon Verway (189), Sam Harris (215) and Dallas Recker (285).
Picking up one win were, Mike Vidmar (125) and Conner McElroy (135).
For the Wildcats JV team, Chris Egbert (285),
Collin Wagner (215), Dallas Todd (160) and Nate Eldridge (160) all had one win with a pin.
Falcons win two
The Constantine wrestling team opened their KVA schedule with 66-12 win over Olivet and 74-9 over Maple Valley.
"Tonight was a great start to the KVA season," coach Steve Wilson said. "We have a lot of work ahead of us if we want to win the KVA, but it's nice to start out with a couple big wins."
Getting a pair of wins were, Cody Scarberry (112), Jeremiah Schrock (119), Anthony Rudloff (125), Will Ryan (130), Cody Hartwick (135), Andres Montoya (140), Adam Kinser (152), Tommy Reed (160) and Ben Mallo (171).
Bronson sweeps
The Bronson Vikings flexed some muscle on Wednesday night,coming away with two victories at a home quad.
Against Coldwater, Bronson took a 72-6 win over their cross-county rival.
The Vikings got eight pins in the win, with Tom Littlefield pinning Loudon Tucker at 103 in 1:47; Hunter Machus pinned Josh Powers in 3:28 at 125; Kahle Scheenks pinned Randall Linton in 3:15 at 130; Joe Albarran pinned Zach Chehowski in 3:15 at 140; Brandon Losinski pinned Chris VandenHout in 3:38 at 152; Dan Erwin pinned Randy Brown in 2:19 at 160; Leo Mora pinned Austin Siegel in 1:54 at 171; and Jordan Jimenez pinned Kelly Anzaldua in 2:19 at 215.
Wes Disbro (112), Jake Littlefield (119) and Skyler Riker (285) all won by void and Brett Burtrum decisioned Keegan Brown at 215.
Coldwater's lone win came from Nooh Aljabaluy at 135 with a void.
Bronson dominated Marshall to open the night, 71-9. Taking wins by pin were Tom Littlefield at 103, Wes Disbro at 112; Jake Littlefield at 119; Hunter Machus at 124; Humberto Martinez at 135; Brandon Losinski at 145; Jukoada Sexton at 152; Dan Erwin at 160; Leo Mora at 171; Jordan Jimenez at 189; and Brett Burtrum at 215. Kahle Scheenks took a 14-0 technical fall at 130 pounds.
Bronson is in action at the Goshen Invite on Saturday morning.
Gary Baker contributed to this report.


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The No. 10 Huskers women's tennis team (15-1, 4-0 Big Ten) put together a close 4-3 victory over the No. 7 Northwestern Wildcats (8-5, 2-1 Big Ten) Sunday at the Nebraska Tennis Center. This marks the fifth time the Huskers and Wildcats have ever met and Northwestern leads the series 3-2. The Huskers narrowly grabbed the doubles point with some suspenseful victories before edging out the Wildcats in singles play to seal the victory.
The Huskers went quickly into the hole in doubles when Maggy Lehmicke and Izabella Zgierska got swept by Northwestern's Belinda Niu and Kate Turvy 0-8 at the No. 3 position. Nebraska brought it back at the No. 2 spot where Stefanie Weinstein and Janine Weinreich defeated the Wildcats' Veronica Corning and Alicia Barnett 8-5. With doubles split, the Huskers snatched the point at the No. 1 position where No. 13 Mary Weatherholt and Patricia Veresova narrowly knocked off Northwestern's No. 8 Linda Abu Mushrefova and Nida Hamilton.
The Huskers in singles play extended their hold to 2-0 with No. 16 Mary Weatherholt toppling Northwestern's No. 55 Kate Turvy 6-2, 6-0 at the No. 1 position. Northwestern regained ground at the No. 3 spot when Veronica Corning ousted Nebraska's Stefanie Weinstein 3-6, 6-1, 6-0 to make the score 2-1.
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Nebraska heads to sunny San Diego, Calif. for a couple of matches. In San Diego, the Huskers will battle San Diego on Sunday, March 17 at noon and then face off against Oklahoma State on Thursday, March 21 at 5 p.m. Nebraska will then continue on the road to State College, Pa. to play Penn State on Sunday, March 31 at 11 a.m.
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1. No. 16 Mary Weatherholt (NU) def. No. 55 Kate Turvy (NW) 6-2, 6-0.
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6. Linda Abu Mushrefova (NW) def. Izabella Zgierska (NU) 7-5, 7-5.
Order of finish (1, 3, 5, 6, 2, 4)
1. No. 13 Mary Weatherholt/Patricia Veresova (NU) def. No. 8 Linda Abu Mushrefova/Nida Hamiliton (NW) 8-6.
2. Stefanie Weinstein/Janine Weinreich (NU) def. Veronica Corning/Alicia Barnett (NW) 8-5.
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Boston Mayor Tom Menino apologized on Wednesday for saying that if he were in charge of Detroit, he would "blow up the place."
"I made a mistake," Menino told Boston's WBZ Radio. "I apologize."
Menino's apology came after Detroit Mayor David Bing criticized Menino's choice of words, particularly in light of the Boston Marathon bombings.
"It is extremely regrettable that Boston Mayor Thomas Menino used such an unfortunate choice of words to describe what he would do if he came to Detroit," Bing tweeted. "I would think the mayor of a city that recently experienced a deadly bombing attack would be more sensitive and not use the phrase 'blow up.'"
In an interview with The New York Times magazine, Menino mentioned Detroit among the cities he'd like to visit.
What would you do in Detroit?
I'd blow up the place and start all over. No, seriously, when it takes a police officer 90 minutes to answer a call, there's something wrong with the system. Forty percent of the streetlights are out, most of the buildings are boarded up. Why? Inaction, that's the problem — leadership.
Readers criticized the outgoing mayor's comments.
"Dude! Seriously? You would BLOW UP Detroit?" one commenter wrote. "After 20 years in office, you don't have a smarter, more sympathetic, more comprehensive analysis of the situation in Detroit? And in the shadow of the marathon bombing your suggestion is to BLOW UP Detroit?"
Bing continued:
I am also dismayed that Mayor Menino did not get his facts right before making his remarks to the widely-read New York Times. The Detroit Police Department's response time is not — and has never been — 90 minutes. And, most of our city's buildings are not boarded up. Since taking office more than four years ago, there has been tireless action on the part of my administration to improve the quality of life for our citizens. In fact, I invite Mayor Menino to visit Detroit to see our city for himself.
It's not the first time the Detroit mayor has engaged in a war of words with a fellow mayor.
In April, Bing slammed New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg for comparing murder rates with Detroit.
"If we had had Detroit's murder rate, more than 4,500 New Yorkers would have been murdered last year instead of 419," Bloomberg said.
"It is sad and inappropriate for anyone, especially public officials, to tout their crime fighting efforts by highlighting other cities' murder rates," Bing said. "The City of New York has nearly 40,000 law enforcement officers, compared to less than 3,000 here in the City of Detroit."
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