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Sharks back rookie Makiniemi to his first NHL win 6-1
Published on December 9, 2022 December 9, 2022 by smallforceLeave a comment
~ By Pearl Allison Lo
~ December 9, 2022
ANAHEIM – After losing two close ones to the Ducks last month in overtime, San Jose broke through with a 6-1 multi-goal win in regulation Friday night.
Goaltender Eetu Makiniemi made his first career start after entering in relief of Kaapo Kahkonen the previous game. This outing included a 2-on-1 shorthanded stop as he veered to his right across the net in the first period. Makiniemi made 23 saves. San Jose head coach David Quinn commented, ¨…this game may take on a whole new complexion on that 2-on-1. They get the shorthand and the first power play if they score…it's amazing what one play can do early in a game when a goalie makes a big save.¨
It was the Sharks' first win in their teal and yellow Reverse Retro jerseys, wearing them the second of six times during the season. Coach Quinn referred to the team´s win as ¨thorough,¨ as they broke a four-game losing streak.
Special teams was also up to par as San Jose killed three penalties while scoring once.
Anaheim began with the first three shots on goal and built up to a 5-1 advantage before the Sharks notched the 1-0 lead. Erik Karlsson connected the diagonal dots to Timo Meier at 10:18 who positioned himself stick side behind goalie John Gibson. It was Meier´s second goal in as many games as Tomas Hertl collected the secondary assist.
In the second, Scott Harrington earned his first goal with San Jose in the three games he has played as he shot down the slot, breaking the Ducks´ Cam Fowler´s stick in the process. With the primary assist, Kevin Labanc tacked on his 200th NHL point.
A second Anaheim penalty in the game at 6:55 of the second led to two goals eight seconds apart.
Two goals in eight seconds for #SJSharks, Erik Karlsson on the power play and Nico Sturm from the ensuing faceoff for a 4-0 edge.
It was one second shy of the shortest time between goals in Sharks history (7 seconds, 2x, Simek-Viel, 12/28/21, Depalma-Snuggerud, 11/5/92).
— San Jose Sharks PR (@SanJoseSharksPR) December 10, 2022
Alexander Barabanov, who was questionable before the game, pushed the puck out to Karlsson from behind the net who reacted right away for the 2-0 lead at 7:53.
Teammate Niko Sturm got in the action as well as he was able to strike before Gibson could get back to the net securely.
At 9:37, Trevor Zegras gave the Ducks some life as he broke Makiniemi´s shutout from the right faceoff circle.
Anthony Stolarz entered in place of Gibson to start the third period.
The teams combined for another three penalties in the first half but the period looked like it might remain scoreless, until Nick Bonino scored an empty netter at 16:18. 25 seconds later, teammate Steven Lorentz, who missed the last game due to the flu, gave the Sharks a sixth goal. This preceded the game´s first fight 11 seconds later, featuring Anaheim´s Sam Carrick and San Jose´s Jonah Gadjovich and roughing calls to Meier and the Ducks´ Max Jones at 18:47.
Game notes: The California rivalry also featured the Jay- brothers, that is Jaycob (Sharks) and Jayson (Anaheim) Megna, playing each other in the NHL for the first time. Meier (1 G, 1A), Tomas Hertl (2A), Karlsson (1G, 1A), Bonino (1G), Barabanov (2A) and Labanc (1A) all kept point streaks alive. San Jose next heads home for one game to host the Arizona Coyotes Tuesday at 7:30pm.
Categories NHL, San Jose Sharks•Tags Anaheim Ducks, NHL, San Jose Sharks, Sharks
Ducks win one for Vaakananien 4-1; First Sharks loss of the pre season
Published on September 30, 2022 September 30, 2022 by smallforceLeave a comment
The San Jose Sharks and Anaheim Ducks faced off in pre season action at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Fri Sep 30, 2022 (@AnaheimDucks photo)
~ September 30, 2022
~ ANAHEIM– After losing Urho Vaakanainen to a scary collision midway into the first, the Ducks propelled forward in front of a crowd of 13,616, backing goalies John Gibson and Anthony Stolarz over the San Jose Sharks' split squad Friday.
Though Vaakanainen had to be stretchered off after his momentum literally headed him into the boards, he fortunately had full consciousness and movement as he eventually made it to UCI Medical Center.
Four was the magic number this time in a reversal of fortune between tonight's game and the teams' last meeting on Tuesday. Anaheim matched their goal total from that game (preseason high), which they lost 5-4, but this time the one goal they relinquished was a low for San Jose this preseason along with their first loss.
Both of the Sharks' split squad games started at 7pm, with the other half playing Northeast in Vegas, winning 7-3 over the Golden Knights with Danil Gushchin´s hat trick.
The Ducks scored first at 9:46 but the celebration was short-lived as this was when Vaakanainen got hurt after securing the primary assist. Derek Grant´s goal was his first of the preseason and Max Jones had the secondary assist.
Three missed shots and two penalties later from San Jose, Anaheim took advantage as Max Comtois made it 2-0. Comtois scored over goalie Kappo Kahkonen´s right shoulder two seconds after Kahkonen saved Ryan Strome´s shot on the left. The Ducks had strung together eight shots since the Sharks' last shot and Comtois´ goal occurred on the fourth shot of the 5-on-3 power play. Strome and Troy Terry obtained their second assists of the preseason.
Just over a minute later, Anaheim made their lead triple. With a defender in front, Frank Vatrano was able to score from the inside edge of the left faceoff circle.
The Sharks finished the period with the last five shots.
Forty-four seconds into the second, San Jose kept rolling as they obtained a power play advantage. The teams then traded as it became a period of penalties. with Derrick Pouliot called for slashing at 3:30, Drew Helleson holding at 6:02, and Comtois and Montana Onyebuchi simultaneously served at 10:05.
Logan Couture broke through Gibson´s wall, when he scored during the holding penalty, making it 3-1. Nathan Beaulieu took the goal back though during even strength at 9:21 as he pulled up going down the slot.
Stolarz took Gibson´s spot and the Ducks then committed and fought through three straight penalties, one 37 seconds into the penalty at 12 minutes and the third at 15:29.
The period ended with the Sharks called for the last penalty of the second, with 31 seconds left.
In the extra free shootout for fun, Couture was second up for San Jose and scored again, but Anaheim won it in the fifth round.
Game notes: With these last games stateside over for the Sharks, just more than half of the team will reunite after cuts, before they head to Berlin, Germany as part of the 2022 NHL Global Series Challenge. San Jose will first face Eisbaren Berlin Tuesday October 4 to cap the preseason before starting the 2022-2023 regular season in Europe as well.
Categories NHL, San Jose Sharks•Tags Anaheim Ducks, Ducks, NHL, San Jose Sharks, Sharks
Reimer wins first of preseason 3-1 as Sharks split in Anaheim
Published on September 30, 2021 October 1, 2021 by smallforceLeave a comment
San Jose Sharks Jeff Viel (left) and the Anaheim Ducks Sam Carrick (right) scrum with an official trying to get control of the melee in the first period at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Thu Sep 30, 2021 (AP News photo)
~ ANAHEIM– San Jose Sharks goalie James Reimer stayed in net the whole game as the Sharks closed out September and the road part of their preseason, 3-1 over the Anaheim Ducks Thursday.
It was Reimer´s first full game of the preseason as he saved 24 of 25 shots. Combined with Sunday´s game, San Jose went 1-1 versus Anaheim down at the Honda Center. The Sharks scored three goals in each contest, this one resulting in a win. A la both contests, the regulation winning team also won the bonus shootout after, as Lane Pederson went high over the second goalie of the night for the Ducks, Anthony Stolarz.
San Jose went net neutral with special teams, going 1-of-4 on the power play and giving up a shorthanded goal, as Anaheim went 0-for-3. Sharks´ coach Bob Boughner commented on the power play, ¨…it's nice to get the third goal on the power play, but I liked our mentality of just simplifying, put some more pucks and bodies at the net. That's what we've been trying to stress here in camp.¨
Ryan Merkley had his first goal and assist of the preseason and seven other San Jose skaters earned points.
10 seconds into the game, there was a fight between the Sharks' Jeffrey Viel and the Ducks' Simon Benoit. This would be the first of a combined nine penalties in the first period, three of them occurring concurrently.
At 6:15, Adam Raska shoved Benoit into the away bench which caused the door to open. Benoit ended up leaving the ice and Sam Carrick retaliated, charged with a roughing penalty.
With a 2-on-1, Anaheim´s Benoit-Olivier Groulx had no problem with that, scoring his second goal versus San Jose this preseason as he went top shelf. Buddy Robinson and goalie John Gibson earned the primary and secondary assists on the shorthanded netter 32 seconds later.
It took nine minutes for the Sharks to get their first shot on goal. Gibson was able to corral Radim Simek´s attempt.
San Jose tied the game up at 12:49. Alexander ¨Sasha¨ Chmelevski attacked from the left and Merkley and Dylan Gambrell from the right, with Merkley credited with the goal. It was all three skaters' second points of the preseason.
At 17:28, both Viel and Carrick were charged with their second penalties of the night, roughing.
With 25 seconds left in the opening period, Gambrell was cited for hooking, giving the Ducks a one-man advantage. The Sharks ended up outshooting Anaheim 10-8.
The second period was limited to one goal and one penalty, which both occurred around halfway, at 9:05 and 11:05. Benoit also returned to the ice.
In the middle of the right faceoff circle, Raska bounced the puck off the board and sent the puck straight across to Viel as Viel quickly went around Gibson stickside. This gave San Jose their first lead in Anaheim this preseason. Artemi Kniazev was also credited with an assist.
The Ducks' Jacob Perreault was the only one charged with a call, roughing, though afterwards multiple skirmishes broke out.
Both teams finished the closing period with multiple penalties, Anaheim with more and the one that resulted in a goal.
The Sharks' Kevin Labanc made a clean shot from the left faceoff circle, scoring at 15:40. Merkley and William Eklund got the assists, Eklund´s second of the preseason.
Up Next: San Jose will face the Ducks one more time this preseason, but first time at home, Monday October 4 at 7pm.
Sharks lose first exhibition game to Ducks 6-3
The San Jose Sharks forward Tristen Roberts (52) is all happy after scoring a second period goal against the Anaheim Ducks on Sun Sep 26, 2021 at the Honda Center in Anaheim (AP News photo)
~ ANAHEIM– The mostly back-and-forth game went to the home team as the Anaheim Ducks' Kodie Curran scored the game-winner with a Gordie Howe hat trick in the Sunday victory.
For the San Jose Sharks, this was the first of a split-squad game, with the other half of the team playing the Golden Knights in Las Vegas later at 7pm.
New Shark Nick Bonino and Jake Middleton each earned two points with a goal and an assist apiece, Bonino's goal accomplished during the power play.
Both teams scored in each period of the first preseason game of the 2021-22 NHL season Sunday. That included the extra exhibition period after the third period buzzer, which the Ducks also won by way of Curran.
San Jose went 1 of 5 on the power play while the Ducks went 1 of 2. Each team went with two goalies during the game, for the Sharks, Alexei Melnichuk and Zach Sawchenko saved 8 of 10 and 14 of 16 shots respectively and for Anaheim, Lukas Dostal and Olle Eriksson Ek saved 13 of 14 and 11 of 13 on their end.
The crowd saw some fighting action just over a minute into the game when Middleton took exception to a hit on his teammate and got into it with Sam Carrick.
The Sharks had trouble getting into their offensive end at first with not one player present until about two minutes in and then multiple skaters around three minutes in. John Leonard had San Jose´s first shot on goal around the five minute mark.
Hampus Lindholm got the Ducks up on the board first at 5:30 with a slapshot from the point.
The Sharks got a chance for redemption on the power play with a roughing call to Alexander Volkov six seconds later. Ryan Merkley missed a shot and Kevin Labanc´s two shots were blocked by Curran.
Anaheim went on their first power play at 9:36 when Nicolas Meloche was called for holding.
The fourth penalty of the first period occurred when Marc-Edouard Vlasic´s stick was held by Buddy Robinson. San Jose was able to capitalize on their second power play. Merkley was able to stop the clear to keep it in their end and Bonino made a diagonal shot off the post at 14:53 after a pass from Joachim Blichfeld.
The second period also saw an early fight but not before an earlier goal. Volkov altered
Kevin Shattenkirk´s shot to give the Ducks the 2-1 lead at 1:39. Curran received the secondary assist. 16 seconds later, Meloche (second penalty) and Curran were cited for fighting. At the same time, a concurrent penalty was given to Volkov, his second of the night, for interfering with Blichfeld.
Halfway through the second period was when the goalie changes occurred. The Sharks took advantage of the fresh goalie at 10:24 to re-tie the game at two apiece. Tristen Robins scored his first, helped by Dylan Gambrell and Rudolf Balcers.
At 15:36, Anaheim went back ahead. Vlasic's pass went behind the net to Sonny Milano instead, who made a straight pass to the incoming Benoit-Olivier Groulx, as Groulx converted.
In the third, after a barrage (four in the span of 36 seconds) of shots by the Ducks, Balcers shot in between two defenders and went top post for the game´s third tie at 6:35. Middleton and Bonino earned the assists.
Starting at 12:03, scored three goals in a span of six minutes and 20 seconds. Troy Terry found a wide open Curran on the left for the first. Robinson got the second assist. Momentum continued in Anaheim´s favor as they went on their second power play. Volkov aimed at the net as the puck went behind Sachenko. Unable to fish it out, Terry was able to poke the puck into the net to make it 5-3. It was Milano´s second assist. With 1:37 left, Greg Pateryn made it three goals in the third period with an empty-netter to conclude the regulation scoring.
In the exhibition shootout, the Ducks went first as it went from Jacob Perreault to Labanc to Volkov to Alexander Barabanov to Milano (the first one who did not score) to Hertl (blocked) to Curran (scored) to Leonard (wide).
Up Next: In the second split squad game in Las Vegas the Sharks defeated the Knights 4-2 at the T Mobile Center. On Tuesday, the Sharks will host their home preseason opener against the Los Angeles Kings at 7pm.
Categories NHL, San Jose Sharks•Tags NHL, San Jose Sharks, Sharks
49ers comeback in win over Chargers in second preseason game 15-10; Lance throws for 2 TDs
Published on August 22, 2021 August 22, 2021 by smallforceLeave a comment
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Trey Lance (5) avoids getting taken down by Los Angeles Chargers defensive back Tevaughn Campbell (20) but can't make the two point conversion in the first half at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood (AP News photo)
~ August 22, 2021
~ INGLEWOOD– San Francisco began and ended with the lead 15-10 in their first visit to SoFi Stadium for Los Angeles´ first official home game with 68,327 attendance.
There were a lot of penalties in the game, 13 for the 49ers and 12 for the Chargers, the first occurring with 14:18 left in the first.
San Francisco QB Jimmy Garoppolo started and stayed in for one drive like last game, because of how long the first drive lasted. He was able to avoid a sack and scramble for 10 yards, but was eventually intercepted by Asante Samuel Jr. The possession took 15 plays and lasted almost seven and a half minutes.
The 49ers got their first safety of the preseason when DL Jordan Willis sacked QB Easton Stick in the end zone with 10:42 left in the second.
With 9:07 left, this time it was the other San Francisco QB Trey Lance who was intercepted and it ended up more costly. The following possession after two penalties by the 49ers, the Chargers got the first touchdown. Stick made a three yard pass to WR Joshua Palmer with 5:49 left.
Los Angeles tacked on a field goal to make it 10-2 with just over a minute left to go in the half. This was thanks to a 39-yard long pass to WR Jalen Guyton near the beginning of the drive and despite offensive holding and intentional grounding penalties to the Chargers. LB Jonas Griffith for the 49ers also had a facemask penalty which offset the loss a bit.
The first half excitement wasn't over yet though. Off a no huddle 12-yard gain by RB Wayne Gallman II to get to 3rd and 1, the 49ers called a timeout and Lance threw another deep pass to WR Trent Sherfield for the second game in a row, this one for 41 yards.
The Bolts then committed a 5-yard penalty and after another timeout, Lance threw five yards into the end zone to WR Mohamed Sanu Sr. and Lance ran to convert for two more points. Kicker Robbie Gould missed the extra point attempt, bringing the score back to within two.
Los Angeles brought in QB Chase Daniel for the second half.
Lance had his first non-scoring scramble go for eight yards as San Francisco regained the lead on almost a six and a half minute drive, in which they converted from 3rd down three times. Lance threw a 16-yard pass to WR Travis Benjamin with 5:01 left in the third.
Things kept going the 49ers' way when they got their first interception with 13:13 left in the fourth. Safety Jared Mayden intercepted Daniel and went 54 yards for a score, but DL Shilique Calhoun was called for offensive holding.
The Niners committed a third turnover when new QB Nate Sudfeld fumbled on his second drive of the game and LB Cole Christiansen recovered.
San Francisco and the Chargers punted for the remainder of the game, most three and outs or extended by penalties. Bolts´ Jessie Lemonier committed the last penalty of the game with 1:49 left for roughing the passer.
Regarding the 49ers´ quarterbacks, Garoppolo threw 3 of 6 for 15 passing yards, 10 rushing yards and the one interception. Lance finished 8 of 14 for 102 passing yards, eight rushing yards, two scores, the one interception and was sacked twice. Sudfeld went 3 for 5 for 24 yards. Head Coach Kyle Shanahan remained noncommittal after the game between Garoppolo or Lance starting Week 1.
For the Bolts, Stick went 10 for 14 for 85 yards and one TD. Daniel went 14 of 21 for 60 yards and one interception. The San Francisco defense sacked each of them multiple times, Stick three times and Daniel twice.
Overall the Niners won the yardage game, 281-162. The biggest difference came via rushing, with San Francisco outrunning Los Angeles 148-53.
The Chargers rested all their offensive starters.
Up Next: The Niners play their third and final preseason game versus their former Bay Area rival, the Las Vegas Raiders August 29th at 1pm.
Categories NFL, San Francisco 49ers•Tags 49ers, Los Angeles Chargers, NFL, San Francisco 49ers
Chiefs win edge over 49ers in clubs' first preseason game 19-16
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Trey Lance (5) threw against the Kansas City Chiefs defensive end Demone Harris (96) at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara on Sat Aug 14, 2021 (AP News photo)
~ San Francisco almost made a late comeback Saturday, but Kansas City was able to prevail 19-16 with 1:19 left in the contest.
49ers' rookie quarterback Trey Lance made a splash in his debut, with an 80-yard rocket to wide receiver Trent Sherfield.
Quarterbackwise, the traditional starters, San Francisco's Jimmy Garoppolo and the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes each played the first drive, followed by Lance and Chad Henne.
The first three drives of the game resulted in punts.
Kansas City got on the board first due to good field position combined with a 13-yard pass interference penalty to Talanoa Hufanga. Henne made a five yard pass to Byron Pringle with 2:57 left in the first.
After an incomplete pass and a seven yard sack in his first drive, Lance followed it up with his 80-yarder score eight seconds later. It stayed 7-6 when kicker Robbie Gould's extra point hit an upright. Lance finished 5-of-14 for 128 yards and was sacked four times.
The 49ers made it two scoring drives in a row as Deommodore Lenoir intercepted Henne. Robbie Gould helped the cause at the end of the resulting drive with a 36-yard field goal, making it 9-7 with 12:29 left in the second.
Lance made another big play with 9:44 left, throwing 34 yards to Charlie Woerner.
The Chiefs brought in "rookie" undrafted free agent quarterback Anthony Gordon with 7:45 left.
With just under a minute left before halftime, kicker Harrison Butker went for a 62-yard field goal. It would have been a career-best, but fell short.
The 49ers led all halftime stats except for first downs.
Kansas City went up 10-9 after the first drive of the second half. It was the longest drive of the game, lasting 6:14 and culminating with a 52-yard field goal by Butker.
After the opening drives, quarterbacks rookie Shane Buechele and Josh Rosen came in for San Francisco and the Chiefs respectively.
The 49ers had two drives resulting consecutively in an interception and a fumble. The interception came with their closest position of the second half so far when they were on KC's 19.
Kansas City padded their lead by three with a 46-yard Butker field goal with 4:27 left to go in the game and this sparked two more scores.
Nsimba Webster started San Francisco's drive with a 43-yard return followed by a 34-yard rush.
With the clock winding down and potential overtime looming, the Chiefs made sure it did not happen and Buchele walked into the endzone for the game's final points.
The match officially ended on an illegal shift penalty to the 49ers.
Red zone totals were 2-2 for Kansas City and 1-3 for San Francisco.
Up Next: The 49ers will face one of their Southern California counterparts next in the form of the Los Angeles Chargers at the new SoFi Stadium Sunday August 22 at 4:30pm.
Categories NFL, San Francisco 49ers•Tags 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, NFL, San Francisco 49ers
Giants rally for four runs in 11th defeat Brewers 9-6
Published on August 7, 2021 August 7, 2021 by smallforceLeave a comment
San Francisco Giants Brandon Belt connects for a two run home run in the 11th inning. The Giants scored four runs in the top of the 11th to defeat the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park on Sat Aug 7, 2021 (AP News photo)
~ August 7, 2021
~ With the game almost written as San Francisco Giants (70-41) was down to their final out, speed and defense combined to change the game and the Giants got the final lift and their 70th win in 11 innings defeating the Milwaukee Brewers (66-45) 9-6.
While it was another close 2-1 game, extra innings for the second game in a row for both clubs was not necessarily on the radar. It was, though, San Francisco's third extended game in a row.
After the Giants were completely shut off the bases the last four innings, a leadoff single to Kris Bryant in the ninth and a misplay by Avisail Garcia in right field, re-tied the game.
Pitcher Brent Suter had come in for the ninth and got Mike Yastrzemski and pinch-hitter Darin Ruf to line and strike out respectively in between. Tommy La Stella was the batter who hit the ball to right field as he made it to third.
Tyler Rogers came in to take down the Brewers in order to bring San Francisco back up to bat.
Milwaukee had to make two pitching changes in the tenth. Miguel Sanchez came in and San Francisco put in pinch-runner Thairo Estrada for Wilmer Flores at second. LaMonte Wade hit a leadoff single and got to second on an error made by Garcia.
Sanchez then issued an intentional walk to Brandon Belt to load the bases and Buster Posey made it 4-2 with a single up the middle. Brandon Crawford then used a sacrifice fly to make it 5-2 before Sanchez walked Bryant and then went off the mound in favor of pitcher Angel Perdomo.
Perdomo got Yastrzemski out, a balk added insult to injury to help runners advance and then Perdomo intentionally walked pinch-hitter Austin Slater to reload the bases before getting the final out.
The Brewers fought back in huge fashion. Manny Pina hit a leadoff home run to make it a one-run game. One out later, Willy Adames tied the game for the fourth time with his own home run.
However, the Giants were not to be outdone, scoring four more runs in the 11th that would finally be enough cushion. With one out, Wade made it 6-5 and Belt followed with his second home run to make it 8-5. A Posey single, Crawford groundout and a Bryant double rounded out the 9-6 game.
Milwaukee added that sixth run in the bottom with two outs as Cain singled in Garcia. Cain stole second but Manny Pina popped out to seal the night. Jake McGee, San Francisco's ninth pitcher got the win and Sal Romano, the Brewers' seventh, suffered the loss.
Milwaukee starter Brandon Woodruff had San Francisco batters swinging the right way in this matchup of the top two teams in baseball.
Woodruff, with the lowest MLB run support, only had one run backing him in each of his two previous losses, with an additional run in this no decision. He started off efficiently, striking out five of the 10 straight batters he retired. Woodruff threw for six innings, giving up six hits, one run, and one walk while striking out eight.
Opposing starter Aaron Sanchez, starting for the first time since May 4th, lasted two innings, giving up four hits and one run as he threw 46 pitches.
The Brewers' Eduardo Escobar got the hitting going with a double in the bottom of the first inning. Milwaukee also got the Giants' bullpen active in the second with runners on first and second and one out as Sanchez's pitches climbed.
Milwaukee made it on base each inning so far and the third was no exception as Sanchez Issued a leadoff walk to Kolten Wong. Adames took advantage, bringing Wong back to home plate with a RBI double. This took Sanchez out and brought in former Brewers' pitcherJay Jackson.
In the fourth, the Giants finally broke through Woodruff with Belt's second home run in as many games, both coming with one out. Posey and Crawford then followed up with base hits and Bryant got a walk to load the bases. After the second mound visit of the inning, Woodruff was able to keep his strikeout per inning streak alive, getting Yastrzemski. Woodruff then got Alex Dickerson to pop out to keep the game tied.
It did not take long for Milwaukee to thank Woodruff for keeping the game close as Tyrone Taylor led off with a triple and Cain made it 2-1 with a sacrifice fly in the second half.
San Francisco got more runners in scoring position with one out but Woodruff was able to get the final out by strikeout. This happened in the fifth when Donovan Solano, pinch hitting for the second game in a row, hit a one-out double on his ninth pitch of his at-bat. In the sixth, Crawford and Bryant got on first and second with singles.
The bottom of the sixth was the first time the Giants kept the Brewers off the bases.
Mikwaukee's Christian Yelich made his return from the Covid-19 injury list, pinch hitting in the seventh.
Up Next: The Giants will be back at it to finish the series Sunday at 11:10am before returning home.
Categories MLB, San Francisco Giants•Tags giants, Milwaukee Brewers, mlb, San Francisco Giants
Rhys Hoskins uses career-high six RBIs to bring home Phillies win 13-6
Published on June 19, 2021 June 19, 2021 by smallforceLeave a comment
Philadelphia Phillies' Rhys Hoskins, second from right, gets a three run home run in the seventh inning scoring ahead of Hoskins Ronald Torreyes, left, and Luke Williams, second from left at Oracle Park in San Francisco on Sat Jun 19, 2021 (AP News photo)
~ June 19, 2021
~ Philadelphia's Hoskins, a native Californian, had two home runs in a 13-6 rout, halting what would have been the San Francisco Giants' longest winning streak of the season.
On the day of Juneteenth, now officially recognized as a federal holiday, the host team Giants paid homage by donning uniforms like the San Francisco Sea Lions wore, playing in the West Coast Negro Baseball Association.
The scoring began right away with both teams trading off equal amounts of runs once San Francisco got on the board, until the bottom of the third.
Two was not Giants' starting pitcher Alex Wood's number to start off the game. After a strikeout took him to two outs, he intentionally walked Bryce Harper and a wild pitch moved runners to second and third. With two strike counts, Wood then unintentionally walked Andrew McCutchen to load the bases and hit rookie Alec Bohm to put a number on the scoreboard. The first marked an over 30 pitch count for Wood.
San Francisco replied with run support as LaMonte Wade also led off with a single and Mike Yastrzemski followed with a home run to take the 2-1 lead in the bottom of the first.
To start the second, Wood got two outs but then Odubel Herrera reached base due to a throwing error by second baseman Donovan Solano. Teammate Hoskins took advantage as he sent the ball soaring for his first home run as the Phillies' retook the lead.
Both teams used two-run doubles and RBI singles to put together three-run innings in the bottom of the second and top of the third.
The Giants' Brandon Belt sent a baseball splashing into McCovey Cove to mark the game's first tie. This inning also initiated the first of both starters' exits and ensuing zeroes on the scoreboard. Ranger Suarez came in for Philadelphia starter Aaron Nola after he walked Solano on 10 pitches.
Despite protests by Wood, Dominic Leone entered the game in relief to begin the fourth.
The multiple-inning tie remained until the Phillies' Ronald Torreyes broke it in the sixth with a solo home run. Hoskins made it 8-6 with a RBI double.
Philadelphia scored their most runs in an inning in the seventh with four. Two singles and a walk loaded the bases. After a mound visit with pitcher Conner Menez, he was able to get two outs with one runner scoring on a sacrifice fly. Hoskins then fully cleared the bases with a three-run home run to double his teams' lead over San Francisco to 12-6.
In the top of the eighth, a 2-1 count marked Harper's helmet being nicked by Menez's throw, as it flew off Harper's head. Harper remained at home plate.
The bottom of the eighth saw a delay due to the pitching mound being repacked for Phillies' pitcher Archie Bradley.
Against Philadelphia's five relief pitchers, the Giants' hitters struck out seven times and were held to two hits.
Up Next: San Francisco looks to rebound and decide the series on Father's Day tomorrow Sunday at 1:05pm.
Categories MLB, San Francisco Giants•Tags mlb, Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants, Sports Radio Serivce, Sports Radio Service
LAFC's Diego Rossi gains his 8th and 9th MLS-leading goals in 5-1 win over Quakes
Published on September 2, 2020 September 2, 2020 by smallforceLeave a comment
The Final score tells it all as LAFC remains unbeaten with a 5-1 win over the San Jose Earthquakes on Wednesday night (@SJEarthquakes photo)
~ September 2, 2020
~ San Jose and LAFC went the way it has gone Wednesday, with the latter still unbeaten in now five games engaged with the former.
57th minute substitute Danny Hoesen and Cristian Espinoza connected however, with no time left, in minute 92 giving LAFC the 5-1 win over San Jose. This avoided a matching of the worst loss between the two teams March 30, 2019 where LAFC were victorious 5-0.
The Quakes did not help themselves though, this time, in that giving the ball away led to two goals. LACF outshot San Jose 19-9.
Rossi scored the lone goal of the first half in the 21st minute.
After a 33rd minute yellow to Diego Palacios, considering his kicking position, Yueill´s shot just glanced over the top of the net.
San Jose´s Florian Jungwirth tackled Bradley Wright-Phillips before Rossiś goal and Judson was able to stop a breakaway by him in the 43rd minute.
Wright-Phillips´s attack right at the start of the second half gave the Quakes a glimpse of what was to come as he would score soon and LAFC´s lead would grow larger by bounds.
Tanner Beason, in his second start, gave the ball away to Rossi, and then Beason found himself in a foot race with Wright-Phillips. Wright-Phillips went ahead and keeper Daniel Vega slid to stop him. Wright-Phillips remained standing to clean up in an empty net in the 49th minute. He finished with a game-high six shots.
Vega got his hand high to save a free kick from Brian Rodríguez in the 58th minute.
In the 64th minute, Rodríguez again with ample room was stopped, but as he slid surrounded by two defenders, he was able to knock the ball through Jungwirth´s legs upon second touch to José Cifuentes. The Ecuadorian then turned around and looped the ball towards the net for his first MLS goal and a 3-0 lead.
Rossi made it 4-0 in the 69th minute. Palacios´s kick went off Jungwirth´s foot as Rossi swooped in before Vega after running past Beason for his second half goal.
Cifuentes´s teammate Danny Musovski also got in on the action with his first MLS goal in the 83rd minute.
Up Next: San Jose looks to recover on the weekend Saturday 7:30pm verus the Colorado Rapids.
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Sebastian Lletget spoils first MLS starts for Quakes' Cowell and Beason in 3-2 win
The San Jose Earthquakes and the Los Angeles Galaxy get into a mad scramble for the football in the Cali Clasico on Sat Aug 29th in Carson City (espn.com photo)
~ Los Angeles Galaxy´s Lletget gave his team their first and final lead in the 82nd minute Saturday. This broke a three-game unbeaten streak the Earthquakes held in the California Clasico. The last four matches now have seen at least one team with three goals.
Meanwhile, San Jose´s 16-year old Cade Cowell and Tanner Beason (also his debut) made their first MLS starts and both made an impact.
It was the Earthquakes´ first match since outside the Orlando Bubble after Wednesday´s match was postponed due to racial injustice sit outs and their first contest since Magnus Eriksson went back to Sweden.
The Galaxy really amped up their shots in the second half, with over half of them on target.
San Jose led early. In the 11th minute, Tommy Thompson threw the ball in to Cristian Espinoza who kicked the ball back to Thompson. Thompson then ran to the goal line, made a perfect pass to Vako from the edge of the penalty box, and with no hesitation, Vako spun the ball past goalie David Bingham to notch his second tally of the year.
In the 32nd minute, Cristian Pavón was eventually able to shake off Thompson as they neared the goal entering the penalty box. With keeper Daniel Vega at the corner of the goal, Pavón then made a sliding sweep around kick that Beason was able to knock down at the goal line, no hands required, to save the score. Though that prompted Los Angeles´ś Ethan Zubak to put his hands to his head in disbelief, the Galaxy were for the most part undeterred as they scored in the following minute.
Daniel Steres put the teams into a 1-1 tie as Lletget assisted with one of his three total corners in the first half.
Pavon was the only with multiple shots in the first half as Los Angeles largely controlled possession after Vakoś goal. Pavon finished the match with a game-high six shots.
The Galaxy´s Rolf Feltscher took a yellow card in the 52nd minute. Quakes' Jackson Yuelil faked the kick before deferring to Cristian Espinoza.
Los Angeles obtained a second yellow card in the 56th minute.
It was then Cowell´s time to shine, as he won a one-on-one battle with Feltscher after a pass from Vako. Cowell got into position with two defenders near him and one of his teammates and found his spot to give his team a 2-1 lead in the 59th minute with warranted emotion as the youngest player ever on San Jose.
Was getting late here on the east coast so I thought it was a good idea to hang it up for the night.
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Cade Cowell becomes the 8th youngest goalscorer in MLS history. Really nice take by the 16 (!) year old 🇺🇸
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Both teams were increasing their intensity as the Galaxy tried five shots in between the 64th and 66th minutes.
Beason committed a handball in the 70th minute and Pavón was able to concert on the penalty kick in the 72nd minute to retie the game.
Danny Hoseen and Vako exchanged places in the 82nd minute, and in that same minute, Lletget sealed the game off a corner, which at first was debated for being a handball.
Up Next: San Jose will face the other Southern California team LAFC midweek at 7:30pm.


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This article is by Monica Chin and has been published in her weekly column 'Underwater With Monica' in Asia Times Pulse
From my last article, you have now understood about wild seaweed (Sargassum) and its contribution to the ecosystem. Now let me share my knowledge about 'Seagrass'.
When I was a kid, I thought seagrass was like the grass we have on land. I thought they were the same. I was wrong. I don't know about you but I was never thought about this in school. So, let's dive into the amazing world of seagrass.
What Are Seagrasses? A Plant, Not A Seaweed
Even though seagrasses and seaweeds look superficially similar, they are very different. Seagrasses belong to a group of plants that include grasses, lilies and palms. Like their relatives, seagrasses have leaves, roots and veins, and produce flowers and seeds. The roots and rhizomes (thicker horizontal stems) of seagrasses extend into the sediment of the seafloor and are used to store and absorb nutrients, as well as anchor the plants. The entire genome of one seagrass, we understand how these plants adapted to life in the sea, how they may respond to climate warming, and the evolution of salt tolerance in crop plants.
Creation of Living Habitat
Seagrasses are often called nursery habitats because the leafy underwater canopy they create provides shelter for small invertebrates (like crabs and shrimp and other types of crustaceans), small fish and juveniles of larger fish species. The accumulation of smaller organisms amongst and on the seagrass blades, as well as the seagrass itself, attracts bigger animals. As a result, seagrasses can be home to many types of fish, sharks, turtles, marine mammals (dugongs), octopus, squid, cuttlefish, snails, bivalves, sponges, shrimp, crabs, copepods, isopods and amphipods, polychaete worms, sea urchins and sea anemones—and the list goes on and on.
Some of these organisms are permanent residents in seagrass meadows, while others are temporary visitors. A single acre of seagrass can support upwards of 40,000 fish and 50 million small invertebrates, and there are often tens to hundreds more animals in a seagrass bed compared to adjacent bare sandy areas. Hundreds of species live in the seagrass!
A number of the species that depend on seagrasses are important for commercial and recreational fisheries. In fact, in all regions of the world fishermen will specifically seek out seagrass beds for their abundance of fish. It is because of the wide variety of different species that live amongst the grasses that seagrass beds often form important "biodiversity hotspots." Not only do seagrasses support a diversity of marine life, but populations of a given seagrass species can themselves be very genetically diverse and this diversity itself is linked to higher animal abundances. and breeding. The sea grass ecosystem is considered to be very productive and is seen as a nursery ground for many marine organisms. It also acts as a sediment stabilizer, provides a suitable substratum and a good source of food for marine herbivores, and is a source of fodder and manure.
With 16 recorded species of seagrasses in Malaysia and Malaysia ranks third in the world for seagrass diversity. The most diverse and highly developed seagrass communities are found in Sabah, Sarawak, and the southern and eastern portions of Peninsular Malaysia. Seagrass meadows in Malaysia also play an important role in supporting coastal marine communities and in maintaining diverse flora and fauna.
Foundation of Coastal Food Webs
Seagrass beds are important feeding grounds for thousands of species around the world, and they support this diverse food web in three different ways. Some organisms—primarily large grazers like manatees, dugongs, green sea turtles and geese—eat the living leaves directly, and seagrass forms a major component of their diets. For example, an adult dugong eats about 64 to 88 pounds (28 to 40 kg) of seagrass a day, while an adult green sea turtle can eat about 4.5 pounds (2 kg) per day. Many of these large grazers are endangered, in large part because of habitat destruction and hunting, but once they were very common. These abundant large grazers probably kept seagrass meadows cropped short like a putting green.
I never knew about all these. The epiphytic organisms growing on the surface of the seagrass blades provide other sources of food. Some epiphytic bacteria can extract nitrogen from the environment and make it available to larger animals. Small invertebrate mesograzers, such as crustaceans and snails, feed on epiphytes, and in doing so can help keep the seagrass clean, I called 'Seagrass Cleaner" acting as housekeepers that promote seagrass growth. They are in turn consumed by larger crustaceans, fish and birds and are important links in the coastal food web. But this partnership isn't always positive. Occasionally when some mesograzer species are at very high densities they can create thick masses of mucus and sediment tubes that block light to the seagrass leaves, and they can even eat the seagrass directly.
And I learned that dead seagrass leaves also play an important role in coastal ecosystems. When the leaves die, they decay on the sediment or are washed onto the beach, supporting a diverse community of decomposers that thrive on rotting material. Some of these living and dead seagrass blades are also washed to other areas of the ocean, feeding organisms in ecosystems as far as the Deep Sea.
Blue Carbon – Seagrasses are capable of capturing and storing a large amount of carbon from the atmosphere. Similar to how trees take carbon from the air to build their trunks, seagrasses take carbon from the water to build their leaves and roots. As parts of the seagrass plants and associated organisms die and decay, they can collect on the seafloor and become buried, trapped in the sediment. It has been estimated that in this way the world's seagrass meadows can capture up to 83 million metric tons of carbon each year.
The carbon stored in sediments from coastal ecosystems including seagrass meadows, mangrove forests and salt marshes is known as "blue carbon" because it is stored in the sea. While seagrasses occupy only 0.1 percent of the total ocean floor, they are estimated to be responsible for up to 11 percent of the organic carbon buried in the ocean. One acre of seagrass can sequester 740 pounds of carbon per year (83 g carbon per square meter per year), the same amount emitted by a car traveling around 3,860 miles (6,212 km).
A single acre of seagrass can support upwards of 40,000 fish and 50 million small invertebrates
Malaysia ranks third in the world for seagrass diversity. The most diverse and highly developed seagrass communities are found in Sabah, Sarawak, and the southern and eastern portions of Peninsular Malaysia.
adult dugong eats about 64 to 88 pounds (28 to 40 kg) of seagrass a day, while an adult green sea turtle can eat about 4.5 pounds (2 kg) per day. These abundant large grazers probably kept seagrass meadows cropped short like a putting green.
Seagrasses are capable of capturing and storing a large amount of carbon from the atmosphere. seagrasses take carbon from the water to build their leaves and roots.
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I found that when I'm logging in, the request is sent twice at the same time. Then it leads to error with duplicated keys found in DB. I think the main problem is the double login, but I don't know what causes it.
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PC Game Villains that we Encounter: The Most Bad and Wicked
When you talk about what makes a video game good, you don't just focus on the game's protagonist or hero. You also need to talk about the game's villains. This is because a compelling story will require a great hero and an equally great villain. Without great game villains, a story won't be complete since the villain makes the hero's journey worthwhile.
A villain is also needed for the hero's character development since the villain will represent the challenge that the hero would need to overcome. This is why in almost all the games, the villains would be overpowered at the beginning to help the player strive to be stronger. But who are the villains who played these roles perfectly? Let's check out the best villains you will encounter in PC games.
One of the best villains in PC games would have to be Diablo from the Diablo 1 game. The game itself is already quite creepy and terrifying to play, with all of the dark catacombs, crypts, as well as the monstrous ghouls and creatures you have to deal with. Aside from that, there are different scary and strong boss monsters that you have to deal with as you progress along.
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With such a scary game, you'd think the biggest baddie should be the scariest and meanest one you will encounter, and he sure is. Not only is Diablo diabolical-looking and terrifying-especially when he is chasing you as you try to escape to heal-he is also very strong. All those monstrous creeps and strong bosses were just the game preparing you for the meanest and worst monster in Diablo.
Arthas Menethil
He is one of the major characters in the Warcraft universe and someone who didn't start as a villain. But due to certain events, he became one of the franchise's most powerful villains. What's great about Arthas is that he began as a very promising protagonist for the franchise: a prince who was trained as a paladin. He also had a romantic relationship with a sorceress. Arthas may have killed the evil necromancer Kel'Thuzad, but it came with a price.
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Since he cannot stop the plague, he became desperate and even went to extreme measures like purging an entire city from the infected. Aside from that, he took up the two-handed cursed sword Frostmourne. He went to great lengths to try and save his people, even at the cost of him losing his soul and becoming the death knight of the Scourge. A truly compelling villain who only became a villain because he wanted to save his people.
Vaas Montenegro
If you're looking for a good and intimidating gangster-type villain, then you need to play Far Cry 3. Vaas is one of the most well-written villains in a video game. He is not a gangster, but the boss of the pirates. He is a very intimidating character, just from his gaze alone. What's great about him is that he is a bit of an insane character.
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One moment he is soft-spoken and a well-mannered villain trying to make conversation, then next he is like an angry madman swearing and shouting. He also makes you feel like the end is near. He is a great villain that will keep you on your toes every time you encounter him in the game.
Handsome Jack
He is one of the villains in Borderlands 2 and Tales from the Borderlands. What's interesting about this colorful character is that he doesn't think he is the villain. He believes it's the players who are the villain and he is the hero that will save everyone. His method of saving everyone, however, involves killing everyone, which is not a very heroic thing to do.
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Handsome Jack is the head of the Hyperion Corporation and he murdered his way to get to the top. He also declared himself as the dictator of the planet Pandora. Aside from that, he is a very manipulative character, as well as charming at times. He is a villain that you would love to hate, but also a very entertaining character that the game would be boring without him.
GLaDOS
When it comes to best PC game villains, the list won't be complete without GLaDOS (Genetic Lifeform and Disk Operating System) from the game Portal. The AI robot is your guide, as well as, tormentor in your journey throughout Aperture Labs. But what makes GLaDOS such a great villain is the many great and witty quotes that he would utter, especially after overcoming a difficult challenge.
It's common to hear voice lines like, "Frankly, this chamber was a mistake. If we were you, we would quit now," or "For instance, the floor here will kill you — try to avoid it." These kinds of quotes can add a bit of dark humor to the game. It also made GLaDOS one of the best villains in PC games.
Originally published at https://playpc.io on September 21, 2020.
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Maybe this is you. Did you take two steps forward and slip three steps back? If this hasn't been one of your good weeks and it seems that only the vultures are your friend. I'm sorry. I wish I could be there with you and help. Could you consider singing part of this song with me? It's one of my favorites. The band is Eastmountainsouth.
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Naked Archaeology
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Bugs, Bad Breath and Probiotics
Presented by Chris Smith, Kat Arney.
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The microbial world goes under the microscope this week as we hear how bacteria cause bad breath, whether probiotics can prevent allergies and eczema, and the new health threats facing Africa - diseases of affluence.
- Where fat cells come from
All fat is not the same, according to a report in the latest edition of the journal Cell.
Where fat cells come from
Researchers at Harvard School of Public Health have discovered that a hormone produced by "home-grown" fat has big benefits for the metabolism. What's more, this is the first known example of a fat-based hormone - hormones are usually made of proteins. The hormone in question is a fatty acid known as palmitoleate.
The researchers studied mice whose fat tissue lacked two fatty acid binding proteins, and found that they were extremely healthy, resisting obesity, diabetes and other metabolic problems. But instead of finding that these animals had lower levels of fatty acids in their blood, they actually found high levels.
Further studies showed that these changes in the fat cells were having effects elsewhere in the body, including the liver and muscles, implicating that a hormone of some sort was involved. Eventually, the team discovered that the fatty acid palmitoleate was acting as a hormone. In normal mice, levels of palmitoleate drop by around half when the animal are on a high fat diet. But in the genetically engineered mice, they only have a palmitoleate drop of around 10%, which explains their resistance to the effects of a fatty diet.
The team found that palmitoleate can stimulate the effects of insulin on muscles, pushing sugar out of the bloodstream and into the muscles where it's needed, and it also prevents fat building up in the liver. It's produced when the body creates its own fat, rather than storing it from high-energy foods. So we have the unusual situation that a fatty molecule may help to prevent the buildup of fat in the body - effectively fat fighting fat.
The next step will be to see if this holds true in humans as well as mice, by measuring palmitoleate levels in healthy people and comparing them with the levels in people with metabolic problems.
- Personalised medicine – developing countries show the way
Personalised medicine – developing countries show the way
Increasingly, doctors are moving towards personalised treatment for diseases including cancer and HIV infection. This means carrying out genetic tests to work out whether a person is likely to benefit from a specific treatment or not. The idea is that people are more likely to get a treatment that will work, in a timely way, as well as saving money by not giving medicines that are unlikely to be effective.
You may think that countries like the UK or US might be leading the way in personalised medicine, but judging by a special supplement published in the journal Nature Reviews Genetics this week, developing countries are actually forging ahead and leaving the west behind.
Mexico, India, Thailand and South Africa are all leading the way in personalised medicine, also known as genomic medicine, which could have important lessons for other countries in similar circumstances. The programmes of genomic medicine in these countries are aimed at improving national health, cutting medical costs, and bolstering the economy.
In Mexico, scientists have captured the genetic makeup of more than 1,200 people from different regions of the country. This is feeding into research to look at the links between genetic makeup and diseases such as high blood pressure, obesity, infections, cancer, diabetes and heart problems. Mexican experts believe that genomic medicine could cut diabetes-related healthcare costs by more than a third between 2010 and 2025.
In India, researchers found that the idea of personalised medicine stretches back more than 4,000 years, in the country's Ayurvedic tradition. Now a new genetic database contains information about 15,000 people from across the diversity of India. According to some scientists, more than 10% of Northern India's population don't respond to up to 30 important drugs. This is probably due to their genetic makeup, so understanding more about this could lead to better, more tailored treatments in the future.
Finally, in Thailand, researchers are looking for associations between genes and susceptibility to diseases such as malaria and dengue fever, while others are searching for links between genetic makeup and the likelihood of suffering post-traumatic stress disorder. While in South Africa, researchers are studying genetic diversity using samples from several indigenous tribes in Southern Africa.
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Plant Sugars Provide Petrol
We all know that the days of fossil fuels are limited, so researchers are trying to find alternative fuels. Biofuels have risen in popularity in recent years - fermenting plant material to make ethanol is already being used to produce fuel in several countries around the world. But ethanol is a long way, chemically speaking, from the petrol (or gasoline for our US listeners) and diesel that are currently used in car engines.
The problem is that plant sugars have lots of oxygen atoms in them, which aren't found in fuels like gasoline. Now scientists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have developed a biofuel that is identical, at the molecular level, to gasoline.
Writing in the journal Science, the researchers have found a technique for turning complex plant sugars, called lignocellulose, into molecules that can be "upgraded" to make petrol, diesel and airplane fuel. They do this by turning the plant sugars into molecules with fewer oxygen atoms, which can then be converted into high octane gasoline.
To create the new fuels, the scientists add a solid catalyst to a solution of the plant sugars. After a reaction, an oil-like substance is produced, that can be skimmed off the top of the solution. In this oil are acids, alcohols, ketones and other molecules, which are the precursors to gasoline. They can then be used in further reactions to make gasoline.
This is a much more efficient way of using lignocellulose for biofuels than previous techniques - the oil created by the team retains around 90% of the energy content found in the original sugars. Although this technique is still at an experimental stage, it might be the key to solving the oil crisis in the future.
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Chris Sutton names and shames underperforming Celtic stars as he makes serious transfer warning
By Mark Hendry @mhendry92 Sports Writer
Chris Sutton has named two top Celtic stars in particular he feels are underperforming - and hurting their own transfer chances down the line.
The former Hoops striker believes Odsonne Edouard and Kris Ajer are damaging their own ambitions with current form. Celtic have won just two of their last 10 matches with the majority of their main men failing to deliver on the pitch. Edouard has been the club's star performer in recent seasons, but his eye for goal this term seems to have deserted him, with just eight goals in 17 appearances.
Meanwhile Norwegian Ajer was a wanted man in Italy this summer, with AC Milan hot on his tail - but his form has also dropped as Celts continue to ship sloppy and needless goals at the back. Sutton, then, reckons both players - as well as most others in the dressing room - will have to up their game big time or they won't go for nearly the same amount of cash touted in the past.
"Edouard has a huge problem as he is so talented," Sutton told the Daily Record. "He has built a reputation over the past couple of seasons where all Europe's big clubs would have been looking at him and watching him really closely. The way he is playing at this moment in time, he's doing himself a great deal of harm.
"Now everybody goes through peaks and troughs and I understand that. But this is pretty alarming. We are seeing glimpses, but he's not doing enough. I don't know if he wants a move away or not, but he's playing as if he doesn't want to be there. Although you could level that at others
"If he wants to get his big move, he needs to start performing in a Celtic jersey. If he wants to get his career back on track, he needs to start livening up. If you watched Edouard the last couple of seasons, there are so many boxes you'd tick.
"But there is a situation now where people are maybe now going to look at him and question his attitude.
"It's unfair just to single Edouard out. Is it happening with Ajer? Linked with AC Milan with a £30 million fee? They wouldn't be in double figures with performances this season.
"Edouard was linked with a lot of top clubs in England. Who would take him on form this season?
"Ajer has always had work to do. He's a talented player, but he's not a top European defender at this time. At this moment in time, he's not a top defender in Scotland."


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28th March 1998-New Division Two, Watford 1 Northampton Town 1
Saturday's result might've been a bit wonky but, by and large, the performance was full of unheard of things like poise and elegance and style and even class. It was actually really quite good, like.
17th March 1998-New Division Two, Watford 2 Carlisle United 1
Two names that would become very familiar to Watford fans during the following season started that night for Carlisle.
BSAD report: Strange old business, football. I mean, as far as I'm concerned, life could be better this morning – I'm busier than a bee on speed, I'm tired enough that I could've quite happily stayed under the duvet for another three or four days, my shower's leaking all over the bathroom floor again, there was no milk left for my breakfast cereal. And yet the Hornets won last night so it's all a bit fine and dandy….
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14th March 1998- New Division One, Watford 1 Southend United 1
BSAD report: Just mindless, senseless violence. I'd hoped we'd seen the last of scenes like this in English football grounds – so-called supporters, some barely out of nappies, raining missiles down onto the heads of the defenceless fans below. Sickening to watch.
Still, I guess it's our fault for giving out a thousand paper aeroplanes in the first place. But how were we to know that these innocuous adverts for BSaD's forthcoming "Luddite Edition" would be used to wage such vicious war? How could we have guessed that, as the first half crawled mercilessly onwards, plane after plane would ascend towards the roof of the Vic Road end before plummeting point-first onto some poor, unsuspecting punter's bonce? Look, we're sorry, okay?
3rd March 1998- New Division Two, Watford 1 Walsall 2
The minute's silence for Roy Clare was impeccably observed, Vicarage Road so quiet that the only sound was the eery clanking of the turnstiles letting in late arrivals. Particular credit goes to the handful of travelling Walsall fans for their respectful participation.
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Mitsui Chemicals Opens Digital Science Lab
on November 22, 2022 in Innovation
Mitsui Chemicals will open in its Sodegaura Center a new research building – named the Digital Science Lab – to accelerate R&D digital transformation (DX) based on digital science that integrates computational science, data science and high-performance computing. The investment will be approximately 5 billion yen ($35.35 million), with construction scheduled to begin in June 2023 and slated to be...
Sumitomo Rubber, Academic Researchers Use Tomato Enzymes to Shine Light on Natural Rubber Synthesis
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New findings from a collaborative research project involving Sumitomo Rubber Industries Ltd. (TYO:5110) could lead to an improved supply of natural rubber. Working in collaboration here with Tohoku University, Kanazawa University and the Riken SPring-8 Center, Sumitomo Rubber has managed to elucidate the structure and modify the functionality of cis-prenyltransferase NDPS1, a tomato-derived enzyme with a structure similar to that...
Ube Industries Looks to Accelerate Widespread Adoption of Bio-Based Products
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Ube Industries Ltd. (TYO:4208) is set to move ahead with a seven-year joint R&D project for a data-driven integrated biomanufacturing management system (iBMS). This is being pursued as a way to facilitate the popularization of biomanufacturing in broader society. Ube Industries recently made a project proposal here to the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), submitting this in...
Denka Research for Infection Testing Selected for Subsidies Under AMED Project
on June 17, 2020 in Coronavirus
Denka Co. Ltd. (TYO:4061) announced on June 10 that it has been offered subsidies for an in-house R&D effort focused on infection testing. The company has been working here to develop and test new multiplexed diagnostics technology that targets COVID-19 alongside a range of other infections. The subsidy offer came in on May 28 from the Japan Agency for Medical...
Michelin Partners With Swedish Company to Develop Recycling Technology for Used Tires
on May 12, 2020 in Industry, Tires
The Michelin Group is partnering with Scandinavian Enviro Systems AB (Enviro), a Swedish-based tire recycling company, on a large-scale project to develop and commercialize pyrolysis technology for the recycling of used tires. Pyrolysis is a method of chemically breaking down organic compounds through rapid heating. This then allows for the formation of new products which the treated organic compound did...
JSR Starts Construction Work on New Bioscience and Informatics R&D Center in Kawasaki
JSR Corp. (TYO:4185) announced on Nov. 11 that it has started construction of the JSR Bioscience and Informatics R&D Center (JSR BIRD). Located within King Skyfront – an international R&D hub in Tonomachi, Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture – this new research institute is scheduled to open in July 2021 with a total floor space of 6,440 square meters. Through this project,...


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As Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing from 2010-2011, Bartolucci introduced Ontario's first-ever Affordable Housing Strategy, and passed supporting legislation that received all-party endorsement in the Legislature. Bartolucci served as Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services from 2007 to 2011, during which time he oversaw the revamping of Ontario's death investigation system to ensure stronger accountability to Ontarians. Also during his tenure at MCSCS, the strongest animal welfare legislation in the country, the Provincial Animal Welfare (PAW) Act, became law.
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26 May 2017 – The Newborn Hearing Screening Reference Center (NHSRC) of NIH requires ALL Certified Newborn Hearing Screening Centers to transmit data gathered from March 31, 2015 to March 31, 2016 using the standard spreadsheet template or MS Excel format on or before August 31, 2016 as indicated in the MOP Version 1.0 (DOH Circular 2014-0150 published March 31, 2014).
*To ensure data security, please fill out with your contact details below before downloading the template.
To comply with Version 1.0 of the Manual of Operations (MOP) of RA 9709 for Newborn Hearing Screening, all certified centers should regularly submit monthly reports to the NHSRC. Due to stringent processes, NHSRC made data encoding for March 31, 2015 to March 31, 2016 easier by providing a spreadsheet template to help newborn hearing screening centers summarize their screening transactions per month. This is to address backlogs in data transmission while registry cards are distributed and while the implementation is in its infancy.
Meanwhile, all certified newborn hearing screening centers are highly required to continue with the current online data encoding while data for March 31, 2014 to March 31, 2016 are encoded in the spreadsheet. Failure to comply is considered an offense in data transmission. After 3 identified offenses, the newborn hearing screening center shall be removed from the official list of Newborn Hearing Centers and will be required to undergo re-certification once removed from the list.
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Baseball Blanked by No. 1 FSU, 8-0
TALLAHASSEE, Fla – No. 1 Florida State extended its winning streak to 21 games as right-hander Jon McDonald struck out 11 batters in a 8-0 victory over Clemson for the Seminoles' first shutout of the season in front of 3,543 at Dick Howser Stadium.
FSU stayed perfect in ACC play (13-0) and improved to 35-3 on the season, while Clemson fell to 18-14 and 2-4 in conference play.
The Seminoles jumped out to an early 7-0 lead with four runs in the first and three in the second. Matt Diaz, Kevin Cash and Jeremiah Klosterman belted RBI-singles in the first inning, while second baseman Marshall McDougall walked and scored on a ground ball out by Sam Scott to give the Seminoles a 3-0 advantage.
Leftfielder John-Ford Griffin blasted his first career homer driving in shortstop Brett Groves who reached on a single adding two more runs to FSU's lead. McDougall then doubled and scored on a bases loaded walk by catcher Jeremiah Klosterman in the second inning for the Seminoles' seventh run.
Centerfielder Chris Smith singled and scored on a McDougall's third basehit of the night to give FSU its final run in the seventh inning.
The game marked the first time Clemson has been shutout since a 10-0 loss to the Seminoles in the final game of the 1997 ACC Tournament. The streak ended at 94 games. It was also the Seminoles' first shutout in 71 games since a win over Mercer last season.
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The details were reported on Monday by DigiTimes, which cited its usual sources from Apple's suppliers in the Far East. The publication claims that Apple's anticipated 12.9-inch iPad will target the educational market in North America.
According to the report, Quanta Computer will manufacture the larger iPad. Apple is said to have been considering panel sizes of 12.9 inches or 13.3 inches, and is most likely to adopt the smaller screen size.
In addition, a larger iPhone using a 20-nanometer processor is also rumored to launch in May of 2014, according to the report. That phone's chip will reportedly run a processor designed by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company.
The 12.9-inch screen size has been rumored for a future, bigger iPad on multiple occasions, though some reports have pegged such a device for an earlier launch in 2014. Apple's interest in a bigger iPad is said to be driven by the fact that tablets are continuously replacing traditional notebook PCs in the consumer market.
Such reports are not limited to overseas publications, as The Wall Street Journal reported in July that Apple was toying with larger screen sizes on its best selling devices. Specifically, it said that Apple had built a prototype iPad with a screen size slightly less than 13 inches diagonally, putting it in a class with a MacBook display.
As for a larger iPhone, rumors have suggested Apple is toying with a design with a 4.9-inch display that the company could debut in 2014. Apple previously increased the size of the iPhone screen in 2012, when the iPhone 5 debuted with a 4-inch screen.
Noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities said in September that Apple is planning to launch a handset with a screen sized between 4.5 and 5 inches in 2014. According to Kuo, anything larger than 5 inches is unlikely, due to the company's Unwavering principle of one-hand use."
So-called big-screen "phablets" have become increasingly popular in recent years, with Samsung leading the way in terms of selection. The Korean firm's Galaxy Note III features a 5.7-inch display, while the Galaxy Mega comes close to being a small tablet with a 6.3-inch screen.


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An accident in Rensselaer, NYC resulted in injuries to 3 teenage pedestrians and a driver. Police reported a vehicle was being driven up Washington Avenue when the driver hit some teenagers who were trying to cross the road at the intersection.
On arriving at the scene, police found two teenage pedestrians out on the road who had sustained injuries. One, an 18 year old male, suffered severe head injuries and is currently in a critical condition in the hospital. An 18-year-old female, is currently facing internal injuries in intensive care. The 3rd victim, a 17 year old male, was lucky to escape with minor injuries.
The driver was found to be controlling a motor vehicle with a suspended New York State license. The driver, a 22 year old female was charged in the 2nd degree with aggravated unlicensed operation. She will appear in court in October to face the charge.
Three teens have been injured two of them seriously. It could take weeks, months or even years for these young people to recover from the full effects of the injuries. A serious head injury could be life changing and the young victim may never fully recover.
The victims will likely file a personal injury lawsuit against the at fault driver once investigations conclude. Any victim of an accident in NY State is not obliged to pay for the financial hardship caused to them in an accident that was not their fault.
The best option for these victims is to hire a personal injury attorney who will determine the likelihood of success. Normally, if the attorney agrees to take the lawsuit on a contingency fee basis, there is a good chance a reasonable settlement will be reached.
Many lawsuits can take years until a final settlement is reached. For accident victims with extensive medical treatment this can cripple both victims and their families' finances. Important financial commitments such as car loans and mortgages may be left unpaid.
This is when a pre settlement loan can relieve some of the financial pain.
Lawsuit pre settlement loans, also known as pre settlement funding, or lawsuit funding, are financial transactions in which plaintiffs get an inflow of immediate cash to meet their needs. In return, plaintiffs pledge a portion of the future settlement to the lawsuit loan company.
Pre settlement loans offer one liquidity option to these individuals and can be the financial lifeline needed to wait out the long and drawn out litigation process.
There are no credit checks and upfront costs to apply. The pre settlement loan proceeds can be used entirely at the discretion of the "borrower" and need not be repaid if the lawsuit is unsuccessful in reaching a judgment or settlement.


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Q: how to install js library? how to use js library and implement it on project hi im trying to install kuroshiro js library but really new to this . i dont know how i can install this kuroshiro libray i read and did what was written on the documentaion. can anyone help me or give me the right direction to implement this library on my project?  i want to use it on the front-end side.
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Key or how we call it, Kecka ("The Chatterbox" in English, pun mostly intended) made me fall in love with her when she was a small baby. Her ability to make faces was the major thing. She's very friendly and will allow her loved humans to do whatever pleases them -- to some degree :) She does not know what fear is and is usually the initiator of mischeif. I'm thrilled to watch how is she growing up.