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Belfast-bound Joan Baez tells of her lifetime as a singer and political activist
VHLF December 31, 2017 Havel in the Media
Source: The Irish News / www.irishnews.com / By Jenny Lee /
Folk singer Joan Baez was one of the major musical figures behind social justice movements in the 1960s. Fifty years later the singer, songwriter and activist is still passionate about the causes she embraces and will return to Ireland in the spring with her farewell tour. She spoke to Jenny Lee.
Legendary singer, songwriter, activist Joan Baez, will be visiting Belfast and Dublin as part of her extensive Fare Thee Well world tour in March
IN HER history-making career as an international performer and activist, Joan Baez has been on the front lines of just about every non-violent social justice and human rights movement. She walked arm-in-arm with Martin Luther King Jr on civil rights marches in Mississippi, got thrown in jail for protesting the war in Vietnam and conspired with Vaclav Havel to spark the Velvet Revolution in the Czech Republic.
She also has fond memories of joining in the 1976 Peace People marches in Belfast and London, led by Mairead Corrigan and Betty Williams, serenading the crowds to We Shall Overcome as crowds of over 10,000 people demonstrated for peace. The marches came in response to the tragic death of the three Maguire children, who were mowed down by an out-of-control car driven by IRA man Danny Lennon, who had been fatally wounded by a British army patrol which was chasing him.
"The marches in Northern Ireland were pretty groundbreaking back then, not to mention it was led by women – which in those days and age was pretty extraordinary. Such courageousness helped create change and doubled the efforts – something I've witness in so many places all over the world," says Baez, who will return to Belfast next spring as part of her Fare Thee Well Tour.
The tour coincides with the the release of her new studio album Whistle Down the Wind, which will be released on March 2. Her first in a decade, the collection features material by some of Baez's favourite composers and marks a return to her long-time theme of global peace.
It will be her second straight album to take its title track from a cover of a song by Tom Waits. The new album also features covers of songs by Josh Ritter, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Joe Henry, who also produced Whistle Down the Wind.
In one of the lesser-known covers, Baez performs Zoe Mulford's The President Sang Amazing Grace, a piano ballad about the 2015 massacre by a white supremacist of African-American churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina, and the subsequent eulogy at which the then president, Barack Obama, sang that well-known Christian hymn.
Her favourite track from the album is Another World by Anohni.
"It's written by a woman who used to be a guy in the band Anthony and the Johnsons. It's very deep, dark, beautiful song about needing another place to go. It's the most sparce song we do, with just myself on guitar and my son on percussion," says Baez, whose album ends with the Tim Eriksen track I Wish The Wars Were All Over.
"The album is very much ballad-led and like my early work. I don't like to call it political, but there is a social awareness to it. I hope it encourages people to get off their asses and do something to make a change. People showing up to lobby have disrupted the daily business of many politicians in America and is the only hope of dodging this fascism."
Nasty Man, the only song Baez has written in the past 27 years, penned in response to Donald Trump's election as US President, didn't make it on to the new album.
"The problem with that song is there could be 100 more verses added in a heartbeat. It's just another way to make light of the real horror we are living under over here. It's not my best, but it made people laugh," says Baez about the song which went viral online.
While the 76-year-old, who earlier this year was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, is looking forward to her forthcoming world tour, she has heeded the advice of her vocal therapist and accepted that the time has come to "explore doing nothing" and "do more painting".
Baez's talent for acrylic portrait painting has blossomed over the last several years as she cut back on her performing schedule and in September, she expressed her continuing social activism through her first solo exhibition.
Entitled Mischief Makers, the exhibition was her artistic response to what she sees as the collapse of moral standards within the US government and its supporters. It featured portraits of courageous people who've made a difference, disrupted the old order, and done so not only with courage, but also with a certain charm and elan.
"It was all people who had made social change through non-violence – the risk-taking visionaries. The little spiel next to [the pictures] gives the history and the coyote element of them the people don't see."
The cast of characters, most of whom Baez has known personally, included the Dalai Lama, civil rights leader the Rev William Barber, Czech Velvet Revolution leader Vaclav Havel, Martin Luther King Jr, and even a portrait of herself as a young woman.
"He was very serious in front of the cameras and one slip that would have more ammunition against him. But he had this wonderful sense of humour and silliness when he was hanging out with his lieutenants. They spent most of their off-duty time horsing around laughing," says Baez about her friend and confidant Martin Luther King Jr, with whom she marched on the front lines of the civil rights movement.
Also included in her Mischief Makers exhibition was a portrait of her former love Bob Dylan – the pair were considered the 1960s king and queen of folk but their relationship ended disharmoniously.
Reluctant to talk about Dylan, I ask Baez if she is surprised by the public's continued fascination about them and the songs inspired by their relationship – including her Diamonds & Rust and his Visions of Johanna.
"There are worse things to think about I suppose, but it's becoming a bit boring. That's history."
Baez's own family history is fascinating, with her grandfather's conversion from Catholicism to becoming a Methodist minister, and her father, who was a renowned scientist instrumental in inventing the X-ray machine, becoming a Quaker. While she herself no longer follows any particular religion, she does practice daily meditation.
Looking ahead to 2018, Baez is determined to continue inspiring people to care about the environment and world peace.
"I think the biggest danger to humankind is global warming, especially as Trump has fired everyone who didn't believe global warming was a myth. So once again it's up to the people – which in some ways is the good news – as long as we are up to it.
"My hope with this world would be that we don't get so discouraged that we quit. It's like trying to stand up under an avalanche right now. Any little thing you thought was decent is being swept off the map. It's indecent, it's cruel, it's evil and it's something I would never have expected to see in my lifetime.
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Greg Grant, Defense Tech: "Chinese Media Calls for Carrier Killing Missile, Other Weapons"
Greg Grant, "Chinese Media Calls for Carrier Killing Missile, Other Weapons," Defense Tech, 7 September 2010.
China not only must develop an anti-ship ballistic missile but it should develop a range of carrier killing weapons to protect the country's strategic interests, says an editorial in China's Global Times. The Naval War College's Andrew Erickson writes that while the Global Times is not an official government mouthpiece, it is sponsored by and produced by the People's Daily, which is the official communi[st] party paper. …
The editorial says China has no intention of changing the balance of power in the Western Pacific (which of course sounds like an official line), and is only trying to "enhance its national defensive strategy." The editorial's authors recognize that China is venturing into uncharted territory with a weapon classified as a "strategic deterrence," and should carefully explore how to present its deterrence."
That last bit most likely refers to what appropriate tests China should carry out with the ASBM, if they get the thing to work. I'm guessing the question is more of where, in what part of the Western Pacific, to demonstrate it; a touchy issue in and of itself. …

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Full-time | Bradford City 1-3 Millwall
Final score from the Coral Windows Stadium
Joe Martin hit a stunning free-kick to crown a superb team display and put Millwall firmly in the driving seat of their League One Semi-Final against Bradford City.
The Lions were rocked when Tony McMahon fired the home side ahead on 13 minutes in Sunday's first leg at the Coral Windows Stadium, but responded in perfect fashion as Lee Gregory bagged his 26th goal of the campaign to level just 60 seconds later.
Steve Morison took his season's tally to 19 with a textbook header nine minutes before the break and Martin crowned a near perfect first-half display with a sublime 25-yard free-kick to hand Neil Harris' men a crucial two-goal cushion ahead of Friday's second leg at The Den.
Manager Harris made two changes to his starting XI, with top scorer Gregory back in the starting line-up at the expense of Aiden O'Brien, who took his place on the bench whilst Carlos Edwards slotted in seamlessly at right-back in place of the suspended Mahlon Romeo.
Both sets of fans were in fine voice long before the game started with around 2,000 Lions supporters certainly holding their own in the volume stakes.
Bradford started strongly, so much so that their physical approach earned The Lions a handful of free-kicks in the opening exchanges of an absorbing encounter.
However it was the home side who were handed a golden opportunity to break the deadlock on 13 minutes when Martin was penalised for a foul on the edge of the penalty area.
McMahon's resulting free-kick was headed back across goal by Jamie Proctor, hit the hand of the unfortunate Martin and referee Whitestone pointed straight to the spot.
However McMahon could count himself extraordinarily lucky to even be in a position to step up and take the penalty, having only been shown a yellow card for raising his hands to the face of Chris Taylor seconds before converting the spot-kick.
Millwall's indignance quickly turned to elation as Harris' men conjured an equaliser less than 60 seconds after going behind.
Skipper Morison knocked Martin's long ball into the path of Gregory, who in turn showed the predatory instincts that have served him so well this season, swivelling on a six pence and firing past keeper Ben Williams.
It could have been 2-1 to Millwall moments later when Morison despatched an inviting cross that was met by the head of Taylor, but his effort went straight into the keeper's hands.
A neat one-two between Gregory and Morison saw the latter fire over just before the half-hour mark but The Lions did finally make their pressure count five minutes later when Morison's bullet header from Shane Ferguson's corner left Williams rooted to the spot.
It took a stupendous block from midfield dynamo Ben Thompson to block a drive from Evans as the home side searched for an equaliser, but it was Millwall who were in dreamland as the opening half drew to a close.
Gregory was sent to ground - not for the first time either - around 25 yards out on the right of the penalty area. Left-back Martin measured his free-kick to perfection, curling a sumptuous effort into the top corner.
A superb first-half so nearly produced a fourth goal in injury-time when Gregory's spectacular scissor-kick from Taylor's inch perfect delivery flew off target.
As first 45 minutes go, it was near perfect from Millwall and the big question was whether they would be able to withstand what was to follow from the shell-shocked Bantams.
It took brilliant tackles from Thompson and then Taylor in quick succession to break up promising Bradford attacks as the home side started the second period like men possessed.
McMahon, booked in the first half, could count himself fortuitous that he was still on the pitch after a late challenge that sent Ferguson flying.
Bradford remained relentless in their pursuit of reducing the deficit and the Millwall goal certainly led a charmed life when Proctor somehow kept the ball in play and squared to former Lion Filipe Morais who screwed his shot horribly wide of an open goal.
The Lions introduced O'Brien and then Tony Craig as the game entered the final half an hour and Bradford's pressure cranked up a notch.
Jordan Archer was called into action with an acrobatic tip-over to keep out Clarke's powerful header and the keeper then bravely collected at the feet of Davies as the home side kept their foot on the gas.
However whatever Bradford threw at Millwall, The Lions dealt with supremely as a unit and could even have added further goals on the counter with Morison twice hitting first-time shots that dipped narrowly over.
It was imperative that Harris' men kept a clean sheet in the second-half and the character, resilience and effort shown by the players was top notch.
Huge credit to should go to the 1,828 supporters who got right behind the team from the start and found their voices once again in the five minutes of injury-time to see Millwall over the line for a thoroughly deserved victory.
Now it's a case of finishing the job on Friday night at The Den as there is still plenty of hard work ahead.
Bradford City: Williams, Darby, Meredith, Evans, Clarke, Cullen, Reid, Proctor, Morais (Davies, 69mins), McArdle, McMahon (Anderson, 82mins). Subs not used: Cracknell, Morris, Leigh, Routis, Thorpe.
Booking: McMahon (12mins)
Scorer: McMahon (13mins, pen)
Millwall: Archer, Edwards, Martin (Craig, 71mins), Beevers, Webster, Abdou, Thompson, Ferguson (Williams, 89mins), Gregory (O'Brien, 64mins), Morison, Taylor. Subs not used: Forde, Nelson, Upson, Onyedinma.
Scorers: Gregory (14mins), Morison (34mins), Martin (44mins)
Ref: D. Whitestone
Att: 19,241 (away 1,828)


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CENTAUR SEASONS?
CENTAUR SEASONS went public at "The Varsity Letters Sports Reading Series"in NYC.
CENTAUR SEASONS proudly feautures an exclusive, never-before-heard interview with UCLA COACHING LEGEND JOHN WOODEN.
CENTAUR SEASONS is also avaliable on HOOPSU.COM.
CENTAUR SEASONS (the York, Pennsylvania, stories) is featured in "York Town Square," the popular blog of the city's morning paper, The York Daily Record.
The John Wooden Interview.
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CLASSIC REDUX: Sleeping on cots in the gym, or: "The Process of Becoming a Basketball Program"
CLASSIC REDUX: Centaur Seasons Greetings! (A Christmas blesssing)…
THE TAO OF TURTLE: A Centaur who didn't play much remembers why the games mattered so much and reminds me of what's important as CENTAUR SEASONS YEAR TWO tips off…
CLASSIC REDUX: An All-Star Centaur Shines in His Final Opportunity
CLASSIC REDUX: 'Secrets of the Centaur' Get an Unexpected Assist From an Unexpected Source
The Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales Centaurs are now the DeSales University Bulldogs.
Visit DeSales University.
Follow the Bulldogs.
Top team photo courtesy Tony Mazzeo (AC '72); other photos, artwork, headlines and clippings courtesy DSU athletic department, DSU archives and library, The Allentown Minstrel student newspapers and L'histoire yearbooks and the Allentown Morning Call and Bethlehem Globe.
'MY RESPECT SOARED FOR THAT MAN' — entry #6 from "A history of the events of the Allentown College's 1972-1973 B-ball season …
… AS CHRONICLED BY, AND WITH THE PERSONAL MEMOIRS + OCCASSIONAL PHILOSOPHIZING OF THE AUTHOR, ONE STEPHEN J. McKEE"
THIS CENTAUR SEASONS POST WAS ORIGINALLY SCRIBBLED ON DECEMBER 5, 1972 at 10 p.m.
Previous game: Centaurs 87, Northampton Area CCC 50
Next game: Eastern Baptist College, tomorrow, home opener
CENTAUR SEASON: 2-0
Tomorrow Eastern College will probably start three guys as tall as I am and two little guards, one of whom can stick it from five feet inside the halfcourt line. John Cooper told me that I better not be hackin'!
Chris Cashman, senior co-captain, is doing room checks tonight.
Dennis Ramella is really down about the way he played last night. I know what he feels like, but I worry his goal is to get to his 1,000 points. I don't know. I hope not. But – I DO know how he feels. I want to play. I haven't really had the chance yet. Or, rather, I haven't made good on the chance I have had.
Bobby Stormes messed up his left side last night against Northampton. That means his entire body is going to be put together with tape! I can't see how he'll make it through the season w/out some sort of injury that will put him out for a couple of weeks. He seems to have such little control over his body when he's out on the court. It's a wonder everything doesn't snap off at the joints!
Bobby Hoeffner's leg is hurting him pretty bad, as are John Cooper's. Everyone seems to be a little down physically.
Tomorrow I'll make my 9 a.m. class, then go back to bed until about 12:30, then get up and read. I got so much of that to do – don't really see how I'll get it all in.
I hope Coach doesn't talk too much before the game tomorrow.. He has that tendency. Before the Lehigh CCC game he went over every option on every play.
But I'll never forget how he talked when he told us in preseason that he'd cut three more players three weeks after he said he'd made the final cut. He stood before us and asked us to look around and notice that three people were no longer with us, a senior and two freshmen. Coach said when he told them they'd been cut he'd almost puked. He also said he still felt like puking. Later, as were dressing he said to E.J. (or manager) that he hoped his wife would come get him soon. E.J. asked why. Coach said he wanted to get out of the gym and go get drunk.
[THIS PREVIOUS CENTAUR SEASONS POST TELLS THE STORY OF WHAT TRYING OUT FOR THE BASKETBALL TEAM WAS LIKE AT BRAND NEW A.C.]
My respect soared for that man. Not that I wanted to see those guys cut. But rather that he was able to make the decision. It certainly wasn't an easy one. The disappointment for those three guys.
But I think he had made the right decision. Fifteen was just too big a number. Before the cut Coop and I alternated all the time and neither of us was getting enough prctice time. Furthermore, we had to play agaiosnt one of the guys cut, and John and I must play each other to improve. Actually, I think that played a big part in Coach's decision. Coach even said — and you bet ! heard it!– that I was the most improved player back from the summer and I needed to be playing against Coop all the time.
[WHY FOR THE 6-FOOT-8 -INCH ME, WHO WAS HOPING TO PROVE BY PLAYING AT A.C. THAT I SHOULD HAVE PLAYED IN HIGH SCHOOL, SUCH PRAISE FROM COACH SABOTA WAS SO IMPORTANT.]
So Coach made the decision. He said that with 15 players we hadn't progressed to the level he felt we should have. He was right. The next week we had a scrimmages with Ursinus College and the Lehigh [University] freshman. At the end of that week we were totally caught up.
Enough for now. Dave my roomie is already in bed + Cash just told me to hit the rack. Tomorrow – Eastern: a Big W. Till then …
PREVIOUS GAME: Centaurs 87, Northampton Area CC 50
NEXT GAME: Eastern Baptist College, day after tomorrow, home opener
1972-73 CENTAUR SEASON Schedule and Results:
DATE OPPONENT RESULT RECORD
12/1 at Lehigh CCC W/81-71 1-0
12-4 at Northampton CCC W/87-50 2-0
12-6 EASTERN BAPTIST
12-13 SPRING GARDEN
12-16 PHILA. BIBLE
1-18 at Baptist Bible
1-19 WILMINGTON
1-25 at Phila. Pharmacy
1-30 at Spring Garden
2-3 at Messiah College
2-6 at Wilmington
2-13 RUTGERS, So. Jrsy
2-16 LEHIGH CCC
2-20 MESSIAH
2-22 N'HAMPTON CCC
2-24 PHILA. PHARM.
2-27 BAPTIST BIBLE
Welcome to CENTAUR SEASONS: A 'memory blog' of the basketball beginnings of a half-good, half-bad, all-new college team.
Once, I was a Centaur.
I played basketball for Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales in Center Valley, Pa. I was on four of the school's first seven teams, was MVP senior year and in 1974 graduated in the fifth class.
My junior year I kept a diary: A History of the Events of the 1972-1973 Allentown College B-Ball Season, as Chronicled by, and With the Personal Memoirs + Occassional [sic] Philosophizing of the Author, One Stephen J. McKee. One-hundred-forty-five hand-writ pages. (Yes, I was an English major.)
But it occurs to me now: Were I today a "Bulldog" playing for "DeSales University" (both mascot and name changed in 2000), my private "History" would be not a diary but a blog.
So starting November 30 "…Personal Memoirs…" will be re-imagined as CENTAUR SEASONS
A blog before its time, posted 40 years after in real time.
Meanwhile, beginning on September 24, here at CENTAUR SEASONS the preseason has already tipped off, with stories, interviews and reminiscences of the people, the place and the purpose of those early years of Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales.
Check back often. Sign up for CentaurSeasonAlerts. Email CENTAUR SEASONS to friends.
We were not a bad team, we Centaurs. We just weren't very good. Winning was always the goal, if never exactly the point. How could it be, with victories so few?
Back then Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales was a couple of buildings in some cornfields. Our commitment to the school's basketball program was far greater than was the school's commitment us. So what? We got to play college ball – and paid for the privilege! In return, we got to be part of a team, wear the red and blue, be Centaurs. And we got to create a place that was, right then, as much concept as it was college, making itself up as we went along.
What we got was a once-in-a-life-time chance.
All we had to do was keep showing up -- next practice, next game, next season. And so we did.
Welcome to CENTAUR SEASONS.


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Q: SimpleDateFormat parse for DTG format I am really confused with the SimpleDateFormat object. Here is the code :
SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("DDHHmm MMM yy", Locale.ENGLISH);

String dateString = "312230 MAR 10";
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Original string: 312230 MAR 10
Parsed date    : Sun Jan 31 22:30:00 EST 2010

I really expected the output to be
Parsed date    : Wed Mar 31 22:30:00 EST 2010

Can someone please point out what I am doing wrong? It would be deeply appreciated. I am using java 1.6_27.

A: Change the simpleDateFormat pattern by "ddHHmm MMM yy" return the expected output
Original string: 312230 MAR 10
Parsed date    : Wed Mar 31 22:30:00 CEST 2010

DD on uppercase means day of year. In your example day 31 is in January, how your output, and not in March

A: In SimpleDateFormat :
D represent the Day in year.For example- 31 as value of DD will give you the 31st day from 1st Jan.So,31st day of a year starting with 1st Jan will be 31st Jan.
d represent the Day in month.For ex- if 31 is given as value of dd,and MMM is MAR,then it will be 31st May.
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Girondins women push into US with Olney development club
August 31 – The fashion for establishing club partners outside national domestic markets is catching on at all levels. French top tier women's team Girondins de Bordeaux has signed a partnership Olney Girls 99 based in Washington, Maryland, forming Girondins de Bordeaux USA.
USL unveils plan to launch Division III league in the US for 2019
By Paul Nicholson
March 31 – The United Soccer League (USL) is expanding again, this time with the launch of a Third Division men's professional national league that will start play in 2019.
Trump puts walls up, CONCACAF pulls them down. New deal with Mexico to boost education
January 17 – CONCACAF has launched a high level initiative in conjunction with Mexican federation FEMEXFUT to boost the standard of referring and coaching at the top levels of its member federations.
US Club Soccer boss Payne calls for culture change as NSCAA opens its doors
January 10 – Tomorrow the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) opens their annual conference in Los Angeles, the largest soccer convention in the world and the largest coaching convention of any sport worldwide. More than 20,000 participants are expected to attend, an increasing number of them international visitors.
Mexico's Liga MX to launch a pro-Women's league next year
December 7 – Mexico's Liga MX is to start an 18-team women's league in 2017. President Enrique Bonilla (pictured) said the league will begin with a cup competition in the spring before the formal season begins in September.
US college coaches propose radical revamp of calendar to 10-month season
August 23 – The leading coaching body in the US is proposing a shake-up of the College calendar, turning it into a 10-month season rather than the currently compressed four month competition format.
USL sets rapid expansion pace adding games, teams and promising a new division
August 2 – The fast expanding United Soccer League (USL), part of the professional tier of US football below the MLS, will play a longer season in 2017. The league that starts matches at the end of March will now run for 30 weeks with teams playing 32 games.
US Soccer launches girls 25-club academy system as pathway to pro game and US team
July 5 – The US Soccer Federation has officially announced a new 25-club Girls' Development Academy that will start matches in the Autumn of 2017. The academy structure is "an initiative designed to accelerate the development of world-class female players" in the World Champion nation.
US Club Soccer to deliver $4.2m economic impact for national finals
June 15 – Big tournaments generate big money – from marketing and broadcast rights fees, tickets and merchandising. And for the host country there is a measurable economic impact for its cities as well as the enhanced profile for the country as a destination.
ENPL will complement US Academy system, not compete with it, says Club boss
June 1 – The newly launched Elite National Premier League (ENPL) will complement the newly activated USSF Development Academy (DA) programme and league, not detract from it, says Kevin Payne, CEO of US Club Soccer, one of the founding organisations of the new national league alongside the Elite Clubs National League (ENCL).
ECNL and US Club Soccer shake-up US with new national youth competition
May 30 – The Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) and US Club Soccer have combined to launch a new national competition platform for boys that will challenge the national US Academy competition that the US Soccer Federation has been promoting to clubs across the country.
Bien-Aime to head women's task force in CONCACAF region
March 28 – Sonia Bien-Aime has been appointed to head a Women's Football Leadership Group in the CONCACAF region, aimed at promoting the game to women and stimulating growth of the women's game.
CONCACAF uses CL clubs to promote social campaign
February 24 – In a welcome break from news on reform and political manouevring issues, CONCACAF has announced that it is using the quarter finals of its club showcase championship, the Scotiabank Champions League, "to promote social well-being through soccer".
NSCAA showcases U.S. Futsal and unveils first Futsal Coaching Diploma
January 15 – The first official Futsal coaching badge in north America has been announced at the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) conference in Baltimore this week. The NSCAA Diploma for futsal will be created with the co-operation of U.S. Futsal.
US avoids concussion lawsuit with ban on U10s heading the ball and education
By Ben Nicholson
November 12 – In response to a pending lawsuit regarding concussion protection amongst youth 'soccer' players, the United States Soccer Federation (USSF) has changed its practices so as to improve concussion awareness and education, and ban heading altogether for U10s.


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This Innovative Organization Eliminates Food Waste and Addresses Food Insecurity
Seeds that Feed's goal is to "bridge the gap between food waste, food insecurity and barriers to healthier eating ─ creating communities where anyone can access the foods that inspire them to lead healthier lives.
Guest post and photography by Mallory Lane
I consider myself pretty lucky to know Margaret and Alyssa since they're such awesome people, but seeing them grow Seeds that Feed (STF) over the last couple of years has been truly amazing.
The Story of Seeds That Feed
According to Feeding America, more than 6 billion pounds of fruits and vegetables go unharvested or unsold each year, and an estimated 40% of food grown, processed and transported in the US will never be consumed. Each week, one in four Northwest Arkansas residents are unsure of where their next meal will come from, with 65,900 of the food insecure residing in Benton (31,160) and Washington (34,740) Counties.
Since beginning their quest to address disparities between food waste and food insecurity in March 2012, STF has collected over 130,000 lbs of locally grown produce from 71 Northwest Arkansas farms, as well as over 30,000 lbs of recovered foods from area retailers ─ redistributing it to 44 sites and programs serving food insecure individuals in the region. Each year, more than 30,000 low-income families, seniors, and differently-abled residents receive access to healthier foods through the pantries, community meals, and housing establishments currently served by the STF network.
In 2015, STF began piloting the Mobile Food Network in Washington County, with expansion into Benton County in 2016 with generous support from the Walmart Foundation. Offering direct mobile services, STF met individuals where they were - providing access to healthier foods and nutrition education in low-income housing complexes, senior residential centers, and other centralized food insecure populations via a retrofitted box truck turned walk-in pantry. By coming to recipients, STF is able to meet target populations who may have never sought out assistance; subsequently breaking down barriers, opening dialogue, and presenting opportunities for systematic change.
Current plans to be implemented due to findings by the Community and Family Institute's program evaluation (2017-2018):
In order to create easier access to the produce we deliver, STF will use funds from the Walmart Foundation's NWA Giving program to set up food stations in lower-income communities throughout Northwest Arkansas. Food stations will be permanent, roofed wooden farm stands that will allow for ease of delivery in places like Morgan Manor and Willow Heights apartment complexes that will receive deliveries weekly to bi-weekly during the growing season. "It is our hope that more residents will have access to fresh fruits and veggies by increasing the hours of availability in targeted communities," said Margaret Thomas, Chief Feeder for Seeds That Feed. "Because of the limited hours most pantries are open, many community members experiencing food insecurity are not able to get food for themselves and their families while working an 8-5 job."
STF has also incorporated an online application to delve deeper into the data that is collected from recipients and recipient sites served. It allows STF to have all data in a highly usable format that reflects what regions the food is going to and houses data collected from which farm produce was donated from, type of produce and amount donated each day, who volunteered and where the produce was delivered. An SMS text-in system was added in order to inform recipients of where and when mobile pantries occur throughout the growing season. The text-in option enables STF to obtain data directly from recipients about how those served are using it, what fruits and veggies each site is more likely to eat, and/or whether they were able to eat what they took. " It is our mission to make sure that no produce is going to waste but also to better understand those we are serving," said Margaret Thomas.
STF is also increasing fundraising objectives in the current year in hopes of increasing their small staff. They are currently piloting a fundraising program that launched last November titled, Seeds That Feed — The Home. As a small nonprofit, they've found that more intimate 'house-party' type fundraisers give them the opportunity to really meet and engage people while serving up tasty morsels paired with local brews and great wine. Contact margaret@seedsfeed.org and them know if you are interested in hosting one.
A few weeks ago I followed Margaret and a couple of volunteers to the Fayetteville Farmer's Market to collect surplus produce from the local farmers and deliver it to those in need around the city.
Volunteer with Seeds That Feed at a Local Farmers' Market!
At the end of the farmers' market in both Fayetteville and Bentonville, local farmers donate their extra veggies to Seeds That Feed to be distributed to those in need throughout Northwest Arkansas. The team weighs, logs, and categorizes all of the donations on the square. Several organizations then meet them on the square to pick up veggies for their pantries and community meals and the rest of the produce is then delivered out to lower income communities and other pantries around Benton County and Washington County.
As part of the WalmartGivesNWA campaign, if you choose to do some "carecropping" (volunteering) with Seeds That Feed at either farmers' market the organization will earn $10 for each hour of service. To get involved in Bentonville visit HERE. To get involved in Fayetteville visit HERE.
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Vous aimez Acne Studios ? Vous aimez la dernière collection automne-hiver 2014 ? Vous êtes servis. Merci Bon Magazine pour cette superbe série.
You love Acne Studios? And the last fall-winter 14 collection? Enjoyyy. Thanks Bon Magazine for this wonderful editorial.
Holly Rose Emery shot by Tung Walsh and stylde by Marcus Söder for Bon fw14.
I'm loving all the turtlenecks and chunky shoes. Those cuffs are amazing too - thank you for sharing!


Lettuce and other salad greens can reliably be grown year-round in the Pacific Northwest with only a little protection from November through February. My approach is to sow salad greens – in some form – about once a month from February until October.
In the early season I'll start head lettuce in small pots to transplant out later or I'll broadcast sow a mesclun blend directly out under a protected low tunnel.
Match your lettuce and other salad greens with the season. Some lettuce varieties are well suited to heat spikes in summer, some hold very well through chilly late fall temperatures. Spinach is a cool season crop that overwinters easily in the Northwest. Arugula and other spicy, rapidly maturing greens are mild and tender in spring and make excellent fresh eating while young.


The Kazakh head of state wished fast recovery and reuniting with families.
Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev with deep sorrow received the news on many victims and those who suffered in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, an official website of the Akorda reports.
"Sharing the irrevocable loss of the friendly people of Indonesia, I and on the behalf of entire Kazakhstan's people offer condolences to each of you, and to relatives and close people of those died in the aftermath of the tsunami," reads the letter.
Also, the Kazakh head of state wished those suffered fast recovery and reuniting with their families.
Earlier, the Kazakh Foreign Minister noted that following the preliminary data there were no Kazakhstani citizens among those killed and suffered in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
We note a 7.5-magnitude earthquake hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi September 28, that caused the tsunami. Earlier it was reported that 420 people had died. Thousands of homes, hospitals, shopping centers and hotels in the city of Palu collapsed, including the city's main highway and the central bridge.
The Indonesian capital city of Jakarta holds the Summer Paralympic Games these days. Almaty saw off 91 athletes representing Kazakhstan at the Games.


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Q: Changing input value Dynamicaly on Jquery Slider Two Jquery range slider with the range of 7 which is 0-6 . In the first slider when i slide right to left the hidden input value for colormax changes from 6 to 0 and for slider left to right colormin changes from 0 to 6.
This input value changes when the user slides a handle
<input type="hidden" value="0" id="colormin" onchange="modifyresult('colormin',this.value)">
<input type="hidden" value="6" id="colormax" onchange="modifyresult('colormax',this.value)">

The following code does it all ..
$('#color').slider({ steps: 7, range: true,
    slide : function(e,ui) {
        $('#colormin').val(parseInt(parseInt($('#color').slider('value', 0))/14));
        $('#colormax').val(parseInt((($('#color').slider('value', 1)))/14)-1);
        $("#ColorLabels td").css("color","white");
        $("#ColorLabels td:lt(" + $('#colormin').val() + ")").css("color", "#666");
        $("#ColorLabels td:gt(" + $('#colormax').val() + ")").css("color", "#666");
    },
    change: function(e,ui) {
        $('#colormin').val(parseInt(parseInt($('#color').slider('value', 0))/14));
        $('#colormax').val(parseInt((($('#color').slider('value', 1)))/14)-1);
        var colormin = parseInt($('#colormin').val());
        var colormax = parseInt($('#colormax').val());
        $.cookies.set('colormin', colormin);
        $.cookies.set('colormax', colormax);
        $.cookies.set('color1',$('.ui-slider-handle:eq(0)','#color').css("left"));
        $.cookies.set('color2',$('.ui-slider-handle:eq(1)','#color').css("left"));
        $.cookies.set('color3',$('.ui-slider-range','#color').css("left"));
        $.cookies.set('color4',$('.ui-slider-range','#color').css("width"));
        globalsortname = 'color';
        couplemodifyresult('colormin', colormin, 'colormax', colormax);
    }
});

Now if i am to create the second slider with the same range 7 with the name color2 i can simply duplicate the code but instead of 0-6 i want it to show value within 7-13 .
First i changed the min value in html to 7 and set max to 13 then tried to change in javascript as well in here slider('value', 0))/14 and here slider('value', 1)))/14)-1 and played with numbers for a while But could not get it to work .
What calculation i have to do to make it work for second slider to change the value in html hidden input within the range of 7-13


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Bluboo S1 is yet another Mi Mix Look-Alike With Tri-Bezel-Less Display
Yet To Launch
Arvind Rana
There is no denying the fact that 2017 is the year of Bezel-less phones. Last year, Xiaomi introduced the Mi Mix that started a new trend among the smartphone manufacturers. We have already seen LG G6, and Samsung Galaxy S8 with unique (almost) bezel-less displays and rumors indicate that the next iPhone will have just the display on the front with negligible bezels. It all started with the Sharp Aquos, but the manufacturers didn't consider it much. Now, a lot of Xiaomi Mi Mix look-alikes are arising in China, and we have already seen borderless phones from Dogee, Elephone, etc. Now, Bluboo too has launched its bezel-less device named as the Bluboo S1. In this particular article, we are going to talk about the specifications of the device. In the end, we will compare the device with Mi Mix to know whether it is better or not.
Firstly, talking about the design, the phone features a metal and glass build that make the device premium and good-looking. There is a tri-bezel-less display on the front i.e. Bezel-less from three sides ( top and sides). The bottom side has the front-facing fingerprint scanner that will probably work as a home button. On the back, the phone features a dual camera setup along with the LED flash. The phone has got USB Type-C Port and Speaker Grill on the bottom side along with the mic. The power button and volume rockers are on the right side.
BLUBOO S1 SPECIFICATIONS
The Bluboo S1 features a 5.5-inch Display with Full-HD resolution i.e., 1920x1080p. It is powered by a MediaTek Helio P20 processor with 4GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. Talking about the cameras, there is a dual camera setup on the rear with 13MP and 2MP sensors. Since the phone is bezel-less from the top, the phone has a 5MP front-facing camera on the bottom right side of the device, just like Mi Mix.
The Phone supports 4G LTE, USB Type-C, and runs Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box which is great as it is very rare to see Nougat running on Chinese devices. Under the hood, the phone has got a 3,500 mAh battery. Now, we have no information on price and availability at the moment, but as per the source, Bluboo S1 will arrive at the market before the summer.
MI MIX VS BLUBOO S1
Comparing the device with Mi Mix, the Bluboo S1 has got a smaller screen size as Mi Mix features a 6.4-Inch display. Also, the Mi Mix has a Snapdragon 821 chipset whereas S1 has got MediaTek P20 which is surely not as powerful as Snapdragon 821. Same goes with the GPU. When it comes to RAM and ROM, the Mi Mix has got 64 and 128GB internal storage options but no support for expandable memory. On the other hand, the Bluboo S1 has got a microSD card slot, so memory expansion won't be an issue. There is a big difference in cameras also as the S1 has got a dual camera setup on the back where as Mi Mix has only a single sensor. Lastly, the Mi Mix has got a bigger 4,400 mAh battery if we compare with S1.
The Bluboo S1 isn't a bad device at all as it is better than Mi Mix in some aspects. But, most of the time, the Mi Mix takes the lead. Let's see what the price tag will be when this phone comes to market. Stay Tuned.
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Electromagnetic studies of Zvizdal-Zaliska and Brusyliv fault zones of the Ukrainian shield
V. A. Ilyenko Subbotin Institute of Geophysics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
A. M. Kushnir Subbotin Institute of Geophysics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
T. K. Burakhovich Subbotin Institute of Geophysics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Ukraine
https://doi.org/10.24028/gzh.0203-3100.v41i4.2019.177370
magnetotelluric and magnetovariational methods, anomalies of electroconductivity, fault zones, zones of metasomatism
Spatial-temporal distribution pattern of geomagnetic variations and electric field in the western part of the Ukrainian shield has been obtained as a result of experimental studies carried out by the methods of deep magnetotelluric sounding and magnetovariational profiling in 2018 along two profiles (15 points). It makes possible to estimate the value of electroconductivity and geoelectric structure of the section along the vertical and horizontal directions. Processing has been conducted with the help of modern software system PRC-MTMV that guarantees joint noise immunity of evaluation of impedance and induction parameters of synchronous МТ/МВ-records. Tipper appraisals have been obtained for the periods of geomagnetic variations from 50 to 3400 s, the curves of apparent resistance and phases of impedance from 20 to 10000 s. The principal result of high quality interpretation of geoelectric studies is revealing of high electro-conductivity anomalies (4 surface ones, 1 subsurface) in the Earth crust with complex system of faults in jointing zone of the Podolia and Rossinsky megablocks. Anomalies are characterized by different electroconductivity, the depth of occurrence and shape. Appraisals obtained with different approaches to formal interpretation of magnetotelluric sounding agree with regional three-dimensional geoelectric model of the western part of the Ukrainian shield and add to the concept on debatable deep structure. Surface anomalies of electroconductivity have been discovered: 1) in the central part of Zvizdal-Zalessky fault zone, 2) between the Pogrebynsky and the Kocherov faults, 3) along the Velykoerchyk and 4) Ulashev faults. Their nature is explained by heightened content of graphite and by ore formation confined to tectono-metasomatic zones. Deep anomaly of electroconductivity has been allocated with its surface projection spatially coinsiding with the area of cross-section of the Brussilov and the Nemyrov fault zones (and mineraginetic zones of the same name). Its upper edge deepens eastward from Zvizdal-Zalessky fault zone. High electroconductivity anomalies are spatially attached to tectonic fault zones and the zones of metasomatic alterations. Their territorial arrangement corresponds to metallogenic ore zones. Therefore they can be used as geoelectric criteria for the search of ore manifestations.
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T. K. Burakhovich, V. A. Ilyenko, A. M. Kushnir, B. I. Shirkov, Three-dimensional deep geoelectric model of the Tarasivka structure of the Golovanivsk suture zone , Geofizicheskiy Zhurnal: Vol. 40 No. 2 (2018)
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I have suffered from depression most of my life. In fact, I have been diagnosed with what they used to call "Double Depression," and now it is called, "Depression with Major Depressive Episodes." Essentially it means my regular state of being is slightly depressed, and sometimes the depression gets worse -- nearly debilitating. I now wear a tattoo on my wrist that is of a sun and a moon. I wear it to remind myself that my depression is cyclical, much like the sun and the moon. For every dark night, there will be a brighter day behind it. Eventually.
This psalmist describes his state of depression in vivid detail. Depression includes a sense of abandonment -- like everyone and everything I've loved has left me to flail and flounder alone -- even God. It includes an oppressive feeling, like the entire world is out to harm you. It includes a plea for someone -- anyone -- to throw a lifeline to this drowning soul.
Depression is not a bad mood. It is a disease of the mind. It poisons the body as much as it sickens the mind. Depression is fatigue, tense muscles, body aches and pains, tightness in the chest, and a general feeling like the body is sinking into quicksand. Depression is not a failure of will. It is not something you can snap out of. It cannot be cured with positive thinking.
Depression is, however, treatable. It is manageable -- even the kind that is low-grade and always present. If you love someone who is depressed, continue to love and support them. Give them space, and also give them lots of reassurance that you're not going anywhere, even if it takes them weeks, months, years, or decades to recover. If you yourself are suffering from depression and have not yet sought help, be hopeful. You can reach out for help at any time, and there will be people willing to help you. Call your doctor, your best friend, your pastor (or bishop, if you are a pastor), an EAP, or a local crisis hotline. (Heck, you can call me if you need to. Go to https://www.facebook.com/clergystuff/ and click the Message button. I'd be happy to talk with you about your options for moving forward!) You don't have to keep suffering. Take it from me and our psalmist today -- as long as there is breath in your body, there is always hope.
why have you cast me off?
and why are you disquieted within me?
my help and my God.


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Headlines » 4 Reasons Uber is Available in Puerto Rico & not the Virgin Islands
4 Reasons Uber is Available in Puerto Rico & not the Virgin Islands
By Amaziah George on August 21, 2018
St. Thomas — Any Virgin Islander who has used Uber's ride hailing service has floated the idea — at least once — of hailing an Uber from anywhere in the territory. Residents and visitors, would be able to hail cabs, mainly driven by locals who have undergone background checks for access to Uber's worldwide network. Today's Tech Tuesday is a little more dreamy and optimistic, but brings up some key points on why Uber may not be drafting plans to enter the Virgin Islands anytime soon — or at all.
Population & Size
Uber quietly launched its ride hailing service in Puerto Rico in July of 2016. With the Virgin Islands less than 100 miles away, many who traverse both U.S. territories often wonder why the largest ride hailing company in the world hasn't expanded its operations to one of the most popular ports in the Caribbean.
I'm sure at some point, Uber weighed its options about setting up shop in the Virgin Islands, like many tech companies do. As a large company seeking big gains and a more diverse cashflow, Puerto Rico's population — which dwarfs that of the U.S. Virgin Islands with over 3.3 million citizens — was likely a key metric the company considered before expanding. The size and general population of Puerto Rico make it an attractive option for Uber, as it seeks to grow its fleet.
Sitting at 3,500 square miles compared to the combined 136 square miles of St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John, Uber rides in Puerto Rico are generally longer and more valuable.
Because road conditions, sign placement and street markings in the Virgin Islands are so bad, and hazardous to monetarists and tourists, it's the shortest section in this article. So here's a photo.
In its early days, Uber was one of the first major taxi companies to partner with Google Maps to guide and direct its fleet of drivers. Google Maps owns the world's largest mapping system, making Uber's expansion plans easier since it didn't have to build its own maps app.
Residential addresses on Google Maps are a mess in the Virgin Islands, even though new features like real time traffic and street view launched in the territory earlier this year.
Taxi Association Killer
If you've ever held a conversation with a taxi driver on either island about prices or service reliability, and compared your experience to Uber's service, you'll notice that local cab drivers are up to speed with the company's moves. The Taxi Association dominates taxi services on all three islands making — making more money than Vitran daily.
The Department of Tourism offered a series of trainings to taxi drivers on all islands to improve gaps in services and customer service in the territory. Historically, the organization has pushed back on water taxis, services like Uber and expanded public transportation for residents and visitors.
Event though Uber cleared much of its legal hurdles in the United States and Europe years ago, in often runs into snags when met with local laws and rural areas with smaller populations. There have also been reports of the company weighing an investment in scooter rentals for rural areas and cities with heavy traffic congestion. This might actually be a pretty decent product launch for Uber to experiment with if it hoped to keep its scooter rental ambitions within the United States.
Companies like Uber want to leverage their networks and scale their business models to compete with rivals like Tesla, Lyft and Waymo. The Virgin Islands currently does not offer a significant long-term growth opportunities for Uber, which really explains why the company hasn't invested in the territory to date.
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Amaziah George
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What is the generic brand for Plavix?
Is clopidogrel bisulfate the same as clopidogrel?
What can I take instead of Plavix?
What is the difference between Plavix and clopidogrel?
Is clopidogrel bisulfate a blood thinner?
Can you stay on Plavix forever?
Clopidogrel, the generic Plavix, is used to treat patients who have had a recent heart attack, but that's not all. Here are a few ways clopidogrel helps us out: – It is used to stop heart attacks.
What is the generic name for Plavix blood thinner?
Generic versions of blood-thinning medication – Plavix (clopidogrel bisulfate) – have been approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration). Clopidogrel bisulfate reduces the likelihood of blood platelets clumping together and forming clots in blood vessels, resulting in a lower risk of stroke and heart attack.
Clopidogrel bisulfate (Plavix) is an anti-platelet drug, that is, a drug that inhibits the ability of platelets to clump together as part of a blood clot. Clopidogrel prevents blood clots by irreversibly binding to the P2Y12 receptor on platelets, preventing adenosine diphosphate (ADP) from activating platelets.
What is clopidogrel bisulfate 75 mg used for?
Clopidogrel is used alone or with aspirin to prevent serious or life-threatening problems with the heart and blood vessels in people who have had a stroke, heart attack, or severe chest pain.
Besides oral anticoagulants, such as warfarin and the more recent dabigatran[9], and niche agents, such as cilostazol and ticlopidine[10,11], the most promising alternatives to clopidogrel in those with background aspirin therapy are prasugrel and ticagrelor.
What foods should be avoided when taking Plavix?
Foods to avoid when taking heart medications
Asparagus.
Broccoli.
Brussels sprouts.
Cauliflower.
Green onions.
Parsley.
Plavix contains the active drug clopidogrel, which is available as a generic medication. A generic drug is an exact copy of a brand-name medication. The generic is considered to be as safe and effective as the original drug. Generics also tend to cost less than brand-name drugs.
Does Plavix cause memory loss?
Some patients have no side effects, have had very good results with Plavix and even credit it with saving their lives. Others have had many different side effects, bruising, uncontrollable bleeding, memory loss, fatigue, swelling of hands and feet and many more.
Plavix may be used in combination with an anticoagulant (blood thinner) in some people who have conditions such as atrial fibrillation, or in people who have very high risk of a cardiovascular event. (Cardiovascular events include heart attack and stroke.)
What are the side effects of clopidogrel 75 mg?
Common side effects of clopidogrel can include:
headaches or dizziness.
diarrhoea or constipation.
indigestion (dyspepsia)
stomach ache or abdominal pain.
nosebleeds.
increased bleeding (your blood taking longer to clot – for example, when you cut yourself), or easy bruising.
The data "suggest that all patients with drug-eluting stents should continue to take [Plavix] for at least 12 months after [stent implantation], and possibly indefinitely," Eisenstein and colleagues conclude.
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In Game 1 from Cherry Creek HS, Colorado Khaos Gold beat Team Colorado Varley, 11-1. Player of the game was Erik McKnight. He went 3-4 with one double, one triple, two runs batted in, and three runs scored. Pitcher of the game was Peter Chronowski who threw four innings with eight strikeouts and two hits. He gave up one run and no walks. Also to note, Jimmy Herbenstreit went 3-3 with one run scored and one stolen base.
Slammers North Gonzalez beat ABA Baca, 6-5, in Game 1 from Colorado School of Mines. Andrew Houghton went 2-3 with one double and one run batted in. He was named player of the game. Pitcher of the game was Ryan Lovato. He threw six innings with three earned. Also to note, Will Steinfort went 2-3 with one double and two runs batted in. He was named hitter of the game.
ABA Bacca beat Colorado Springs Rippers, 13-3, in Game 2 from Colorado School of Mines. Player of the game was Alec Stanfield. He threw all seven innings striking out nine. Hitter of the game was Jackson Espe. He went 2-4 with a double, triple, five runs batted in, and one run scored.
Colorado Lightning defeated ABA Kuhn, 6-1, in Game 3 from Colorado School of Mines. Noah Vansickle went 2-3 with a double, triple and three runs batted in. He picked up player of the game.
Spartans Baseball beat Colorado Springs Rippers, 7-5, in Game 4 from Colorado School of Mines. Garrison Nash went 2-3 with two runs batted in and one run scored. He was named player of the game.
Academy Select Baseball Woytek beat Colorado Rogue 16U, 13-0. Player of the game was Peyton Garbett. He went 2-4 with two doubles, three runs batted in and three runs scored. Pitcher of the game was Austin Wallace. He threw a seven-inning shutout with four strikeouts and four hits.
In Game 2 from Faith Christian HS, Arsenal Stars beat Slammers Bauer, 11-2. Player of the game was Tyler Gates who went 3-3 with three doubles and three runs scored. Pitcher of the game was Jackson Hartley. He went 4.2 innings striking out 10 with four hits, two walks, and two runs.
Slammers Bauer beat Academy Select Baseball Woytek, 6-5, in Game 3 from Faith Christian HS. Brecken Davis went 2-2 with one RBI and two runs scored on his way to player of the game. Pitcher of the game was Blake Shepardson who threw two innings with two strikeouts.
Arsenal Stars beat Colorado Rogue 16U, 8-0, in Game 4 from Faith Christian HS. Player of the game was Dawson Driskill. He threw six innings striking out eight. Hitter of the game was Jackson Hartley who went 2-3 with two runs batted in.
In Game 1 from Gameday Dillon, Gameday Enockson beat Slammers Akerfelds, 4-2. Carson Cramer went 2-3 with one double and one RBI on his way to player of the game. Zachary Bernhardt was pitcher of the game going seven innings and striking out five.
Slammers Jenkins beat Gameday Haggerty, 18-3, in Game 2 from Gameday Dillon. Griffin Shearon went 2-3 with a triple and four runs batted in on his way to player of the game. Pitcher of the game was Matt Morben who threw four innings with two hits, three runs and 10 strikeouts.
In Game 3 from Gameday Dillon, Loaf N Jug beat Gameday Enockson, 13-2. Player of the game was Fredrick Smith who went 2-3 with two doubles and one RBI. Pitcher of the game as Keshaun Telley who threw five innings and struck out six.
In Game 4 from Gameday Dillon, NTXBC Dirtbags Woods beat Colorado Aces, 13-0. Player of the game was José Luna. He went 2-2 with a double, triple and five runs batted in. He also threw 1.1 innings with no hits and one strikeout.
Slammers Zavaras beat Colorado Aces, 12-3, in Game 5 from Gameday Dillon. Player of the game was Alex Champagne who went 2-3 with an inside-the-park home run, two runs batted in and two runs scored.
Eagles 15U beat Slammers Wheeler, 7-3, in Game 1 from Gameday Logan. Player of the game was Liam Brown who went 1-4 with a double and three runs batted in.
Slammers Stevenson beat Batters Box Grey, 8-7, in Game 2 from Gameday Logan. Kiernan Hagan went 3-4 with a double and two runs batted in. He was named player of the game.
Slammers Gonzalez beat Bad Hops, 5-1, in Game 3 from Gameday Logan. Andrew Houghton went 4.1 innings with six strikeouts. He was named player of teh game. Hitter of the game was Alex Messman who went 3-2 with an RBI.
In Game 4 from Gameday Logan, Colorado Rogue 18U beat Batters Box Grey, 2-1. Player of the game was Grady Cole. He threw seven innings and struck out five. Hitter of the game was Matt Cochrane who went 2-3 with one RBI.
In Game 5 from Gameday Logan, Colorado Lightning Gold beat Gameday Haggerty, 18-0. Player of the game was Simon Baumgard who went 2-3 with a double and two runs batted in.
In Game 1 from Metro State Denver, Slammers Loseke beat Trombly Apaches, 12-2. Player of the game was Nate Bach. He went 2-3 with three runs batted in and one run scored. Pitcher of the game was Mason Kroll who threw five innings striking out one with two hits. Also to note, Jordan Sandoval was 1-1 with one RBI, two stolen bases and three runs scored.
ABA Felix beat Colorado Rogue 18, 9-1, in Game 2 from Metro State Denver. Chase Weissenborn went 1-2 with one RBI and a stolen base. He was named player of the game. Pitcher of the game was Kade Benavidez. He threw six innings striking out two.
Slammers Cronican beat Team Colorado Varley, 9-1, in Game 3 from Metro State Denver. Nolan Ackerman was player of the game. He went 2-3 with a double, inside-the-park home run, one RBI, and two runs scored. Pitcher of the game was Jon Thoren who threw four innings striking out eight with no runs allowed.
Slammers Cronican defeated Batters Box Navy, 3-0, in Game 4 from Metro State Denver. Jacob Grieving went 2-3 with two doubles and one RBI on his way to player of the game. Pitcher of the game was Drew Hays who threw five one-hit innings with two strikeouts.
Slammers Cronican narrowly defeated Colorado Khaos Gold, 5-4, in Game 5 from Metro State Denver. Player of the game was Grant McGill who went 1-2 with two runs batted in and the game-winning double. Pitcher of the game was Nathan Mitchell. He threw four innings striking out four. Also to note, Riley Cornelio went 1-2 with a triple, one stolen base and three runs scored.
ABA Lehman beat Loaf N Jug, 11-3, in Game 1 from Regis University. Fernando Loera had a great game after his Dude of the Day performance on Thursday. Loera went 3-3 with two doubles, one RBI and two stolen bases. He was named player of the game. Pitcher of the game was Andrew Duran who threw six innings striking out eight.
In Game 2 from Regis University, NTXBC Dirtbags Woods beat Slammers Haines, 13-0. Player of the game was Jarod Seals. He went 3-3 with one double, one home run and three runs batted in. Matt Marlow had a nice game going 2-2 with a home run and two runs batted in. Pitcher of the game was Brayden McAlister. He threw four two-hit innings with one strikeout.
Eagles 15U defeated Trombly Apaches, 12-7, in Game 3 from Regis University. Player of the game was Liam Brown. He went 3-4 with a triple and three runs batted in. Also to note, Kobe Katayama went 2-3 with a double and three runs batted in.
ABA Felix beat Slammers Stevenson, 6-4, in Game 4 from Regis University. Hayden Walker threw six innings striking out nine on his way to player of the game. Hitter of the game was Chase Weissenborn who went 2-2 with a triple and one RBI.


The course is challenging, but the scenery is fantastic.
9.5km rolling around Rattlesnake Hill in Kalamalka Park. Water stations at approximately half way. Washrooms at race start and medical support on site. Refreshments, awards, and draw prizes following race.
Please use online sign up whenever possible as it aids with administration on race day.
Last day of online registration is Oct 22, 16:00 PST.
Day of race sign up available until 9:30am.
Race 4 of the IRA Cross Country Series.