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Babe Herman 93-48-19-1 (KO 23)
Bouts 161 Rounds 1285
KO Ratio 13% Opposition Ratio 02.308
Alias Herman J. Sousa
Birthdate 15 Apr 1902
Death Date 31 Dec 1965 / age 64
Height 5′ 4″ / 163cm
Residence New York, New York, USA
Birth place Sacramento, California, USA
Boxer Division lightweight
Manager Trainer
Babe Herman Career Record
LB/KG
172 0/0 28-7-1 Steve Halaiko 0/0 L (PTS 10) 15 Feb 1932 Elmira, New York, USA
171 135/61 38-8-3 Wildcat O'Connor 135/61 L (UD 10) 15 Dec 1931 Town Hall, Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA
Judges: Herman Sunness 0-0 , Tom Walsh 0-0
170 137/62 4-2-0 Charlie O'Neill 137/62 W (UD 10) 19 Nov 1931 Moose Hall, Shamokin, Pennsylvania, USA
Judges: George Foster 7-2 , Mooney -
169 0/0 51-7-4 Tony Herrera 0/0 L (PTS 10) 22 Oct 1931 Flint, Michigan, USA
168 134/61 14-6-4 Prince Saunders 135/61 L (PTS 10) 02 Oct 1931 La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA
167 138/63 37-9-0 Sammy Fuller 136/62 L (KO 1) 20 Jul 1931 Mark's Stadium, Tiverton, Rhode Island, USA
166 139/63 25-1-0 Tommy King 140/64 L (PTS 10) 02 Jul 1931 Mark's Stadium, Tiverton, Rhode Island, USA
165 0/0 23-11-0 Gerry Emard 0/0 W (PTS 8) 25 Jun 1931 White City Stadium, West Haven, Connecticut, USA
164 132/60 22-3-0 Glen 'Kid' Lehr 130/59 L (NWS 6) 07 May 1931 Armory, Mason City, Iowa, USA
163 139/63 45-37-10 Eddie Reilly 136/62 L (TKO 2) 03 Mar 1931 Biscayne Arena, Miami, Florida, USA
162 139/63 27-1-3 Al Rowe 134/61 L (PTS 10) 03 Feb 1931 Legion Arena, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA
161 0/0 15-9-0 Joe Lockhart 0/0 W (PTS 10) 29 Dec 1930 Biscayne Arena, Miami, Florida, USA
160 133/60 37-16-4 Alberto Leon 135/61 W (KO 1) 15 Dec 1930 Biscayne Arena, Miami, Florida, USA
159 0/0 73-30-26 Tommy Cello 132/60 D (PTS) 24 Nov 1930 Biscayne Arena, Miami, Florida, USA
158 0/0 14-8-2 Harry Carlton 0/0 L (PTS 10) 28 Jul 1930 Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
157 135/61 40-34-10 Eddie Reilly 0/0 L (PTS 10) 03 Jun 1930 Woodcliff Park, Poughkeepsie, New York, USA
156 0/0 12-0-0 Justo Suarez 0/0 L (KO 1) 01 Mar 1930 Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina
155 0/0 27-5-2 Luis Rayo 0/0 L (PTS 12) 18 Jan 1930 Club Atletico River Plate, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina
154 0/0 14-5-3 Alcides Gandolfi Herrero 0/0 W (PTS 12) 07 Dec 1929 Club Atletico River Plate, Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina
153 133/60 29-13-2 Mickey Doyle 128/58 L (PTS 12) 19 Oct 1929 City Hall, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
152 130/59 79-25-9 Billy Grime 128/58 W (PTS 15) 06 Jul 1929 Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
151 131/59 12-12-6 Claude Wilson 129/59 L (PTS 15) 08 Jun 1929 Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
150 132/60 35-6-3 Jack Roberts 134/61 W (TKO 12) 25 May 1929 Sydney Stadium, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
149 0/0 36-11-1 King Tut 0/0 L (KO 4) 25 Feb 1929 Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
148 135/61 88-8-2 Sid Terris 134/61 W (KO 6) 28 Jan 1929 St. Nicholas Arena, New York, New York, USA
147 133/60 33-1-1 Harry Blitman 131/59 L (PTS 10) 21 Jan 1929 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
146 0/0 24-8-5 Johnny O'Keefe 0/0 L (PTS 10) 11 Jan 1929 Erie Arena, Erie, Pennsylvania, USA
145 0/0 59-22-22 Cowboy Eddie Anderson 0/0 W (DQ 3) 20 Dec 1928 Music Hall Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
144 137/62 21-15-11 Mickey Diamond 135/61 L (PTS 8) 29 Nov 1928 Broadway A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
143 132/60 54-7-5 Henri Dewancker 131/59 L (UD 10) 29 Oct 1928 Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA
142 0/0 37-3-3 Maxie Strub 0/0 W (PTS 10) 05 Oct 1928 Erie, Pennsylvania, USA
141 0/0 12-7-4 Eddie Reed 0/0 W (DQ 2) 17 Sep 1928 Waltz Dream Arena, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
140 0/0 41-33-15 Johnny Sacco 0/0 W (PTS 10) 29 Aug 1928 Taylor Bowl, Newburgh Heights, Ohio, USA
139 0/0 4-0-0 Ritchie Mack 0/0 L (PTS 10) 04 May 1928 Sacramento, California, USA
138 0/0 16-9-17 Benny Dotson 0/0 W (PTS 10) 24 Apr 1928 Armory, Portland, Oregon, USA
137 0/0 42-21-20 Doc Snell 0/0 D (PTS) 13 Dec 1927 Crystal Pool, Seattle, Washington, USA
136 133/60 42-20-20 Doc Snell 135/61 W (PTS 6) 15 Nov 1927 Crystal Pool, Seattle, Washington, USA
135 131/59 41-5-2 Dick Finnegan 130/59 L (PTS 10) 06 Sep 1927 Braves Field, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
134 132/60 43-37-17 Augie Pisano 135/61 W (DQ 4) 05 Aug 1927 Long Beach Stadium, Long Beach, New York, USA
133 133/60 80-4-2 Sid Terris 132/60 L (KO 3) 12 Apr 1927 Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
132 130/59 24-3-4 Al Winkler 126/57 W (PTS 10) 28 Mar 1927 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
131 0/0 9-5-3 Johnny Mellow 0/0 W (PTS 10) 18 Mar 1927 Detroit, Michigan, USA
130 129/59 29-12-8 Johnny Farr 127/58 L (PTS 12) 09 Mar 1927 Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
129 0/0 21-3-4 Al Winkler 0/0 L (PTS 10) 01 Jan 1927 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
128 0/0 44-12-14 Cowboy Eddie Anderson 0/0 W (PTS 10) 13 Dec 1926 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
127 128/58 55-5-2 Benny Bass 126/57 W (PTS 12) 23 Nov 1926 Public Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
126 0/0 20-3-4 Al Winkler 0/0 L (PTS 10) 05 Oct 1926 Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
125 125/57 51-5-2 Benny Bass 125/57 L (PTS 10) 01 Sep 1926 Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
124 123/56 12-2-1 Petey Mack 120/54 W (PTS 10) 28 Aug 1926 Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
123 130/59 48-16-21 Billy Wallace 135/61 L (SD 10) 30 Jun 1926 Taylor Bowl, Newburgh Heights, Ohio, USA
Judges: Eddie Flynn 0-0 , Joe Whalen 0-0
122 131/59 56-5-19 Tod Morgan 131/59 W (UD 10) 24 Jun 1926 Cycle Track, Revere, Massachusetts, USA
121 129/59 81-16-7 Chick Suggs 126/57 L (PTS 10) 09 Jun 1926 Braves Field, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Judges: Pat Moran 0-0 , Dave Nelligan 0-0
120 0/0 27-25-4 Charley Manty 0/0 W (KO 8) 11 May 1926 Cleveland, Ohio, USA
119 129/59 20-11-3 Georgie Balduc 129/59 W (PTS 10) 03 May 1926 Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA
118 129/59 47-14-0 Red Chapman 126/57 L (PTS 10) 25 Feb 1926 Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Judges: John T. Glackin 0-0 , William T. McDermott 0-0
117 127/58 70-15-6 Chick Suggs 123/56 W (PTS 10) 08 Feb 1926 Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
116 0/0 44-16-27 Johnny Datto 0/0 W (KO 12) 01 Feb 1926 Cleveland, Ohio, USA
115 131/59 49-20-7 Bobby Garcia 128/58 W (DQ 7) 25 Jan 1926 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
114 125/57 51-12-12 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 125/57 L (UD 15) 18 Dec 1925 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
113 0/0 23-3-0 Dick Finnegan 0/0 L (PTS 10) 04 Nov 1925 Mechanics Building, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
112 126/57 17-6-5 Joe Celmars 132/60 D (PTS) 12 Oct 1925 Polo Grounds, New York, New York, USA
111 0/0 21-9-8 Johnny Farr 0/0 W (NWS 10) 22 Sep 1925 Taylor Bowl, Newburgh Heights, Ohio, USA
110 0/0 27-3-3 Ray Miller 0/0 D (NWS) 17 Sep 1925 Aurora Bowl, Aurora, Illinois, USA
109 125/57 51-12-11 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 126/57 D (PTS) 27 Aug 1925 Brassco Park, Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
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108 126/57 34-4-2 Lew Hurley 125/57 W (PTS 10) 03 Aug 1925 Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
107 127/58 0-8-1 Kid Henry 129/59 W (TKO 7) 24 Jul 1925 Arena, Rockaway Beach, Queens, New York, USA
106 0/0 13-14-7 Benny Gould 0/0 W (PTS 12) 09 Jul 1925 Chadwick Park, Albany, New York, USA
105 127/58 27-4-1 Jose Lombardo 127/58 W (TKO 10) 30 Jun 1925 Coney Island Stadium, Brooklyn, New York, USA
104 0/0 18-15-4 Willie Ames 0/0 W (NWS 12) 18 Jun 1925 Idora Park, Youngstown, Ohio, USA
103 0/0 4-2-0 Tommy (Kid) Murphy 0/0 W (PTS 10) 03 Jun 1925 Providence, Rhode Island, USA
102 0/0 26-6-7 Lew Mayrs 0/0 W (PTS 12) 22 May 1925 Carlin's Park, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
101 0/0 10-1-0 Petey Mack 0/0 L (NWS 10) 08 May 1925 Bayonne, New Jersey, USA
100 0/0 22-21-2 Charley Manty 0/0 W (PTS 12) 06 May 1925 Marieville Gardens, North Providence, Rhode Island, USA
99 0/0 22-20-1 Charley Manty 0/0 D (PTS) 03 Apr 1925 Marieville Gardens, North Providence, Rhode Island, USA
98 125/57 42-13-7 Bobby Garcia 124/56 L (PTS 12) 13 Mar 1925 State Armory, Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
97 125/57 42-13-6 Bobby Garcia 124/56 D (PTS) 20 Feb 1925 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
96 124/56 48-21-5 Billy DeFoe 126/57 W (TKO 8) 02 Jan 1925 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
95 129/59 21-13-6 Allentown Johnny Leonard 128/58 W (PTS 12) 27 Nov 1924 Rink S.C., Brooklyn, New York, USA
94 0/0 61-28-38 Bud Ridley 0/0 W (PTS 10) 06 Oct 1924 Armory, Portland, Oregon, USA
93 0/0 30-19-26 George Sollis 0/0 W (UD 10) 22 Sep 1924 Armory, Portland, Oregon, USA
92 0/0 28-31-23 Joe Leopold 0/0 W (PTS 10) 08 Aug 1924 Armory, Portland, Oregon, USA
91 129/59 73-28-58 Joe Gorman 131/59 W (UD 10) 29 Jul 1924 Armory, Portland, Oregon, USA
90 0/0 35-19-21 Sammy Compagno 0/0 W (PTS 4) 04 Jul 1924 Sacramento, California, USA
89 0/0 28-12-24 Johnny Datto 0/0 W (PTS 4) 01 Jul 1924 Arena, Vernon, California, USA
88 0/0 46-6-18 Johnny Lamar 0/0 W (PTS 4) 10 Jun 1924 Arena, Vernon, California, USA
87 0/0 23-14-20 Wildcat Willie O'Brien 0/0 W (PTS 4) 03 Jun 1924 Arena, Vernon, California, USA
86 0/0 34-12-23 Tommy O'Leary 0/0 W (PTS 4) 09 May 1924 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
85 0/0 17-3-2 Tony Vaccarelli 0/0 L (PTS 6) 05 Apr 1924 Commonwealth Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
84 129/59 12-16-5 Johnny Lisse 129/59 W (KO 2) 24 Mar 1924 Lenox A.C., New York, New York, USA
83 129/59 75-49-15 Tommy Noble 130/59 W (PTS 10) 04 Mar 1924 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
82 0/0 1-16-7 Frankie Edwards 0/0 W (PTS 10) 14 Feb 1924 Rink S.C., Brooklyn, New York, USA
81 128/58 27-17-4 Steve Kid Sullivan 130/59 L (RTD 8) 17 Dec 1923 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
80 0/0 17-3-3 Mike Dundee 0/0 D (NWS) 11 Dec 1923 Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
79 128/58 23-2-1 Sammy Mandell 129/59 L (PTS 12) 13 Nov 1923 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
78 0/0 36-14-9 Mickey Travers 0/0 D (PTS) 28 Sep 1923 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
77 0/0 16-19-5 Frankie Coster 0/0 W (PTS 12) 15 Sep 1923 Commonwealth Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
76 128/58 63-17-14 Joe Fox 126/57 W (UD 8) 24 Jul 1923 Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York, USA
Judges: Charles F. Mathison 0-0 , Billy 'Kid' McPartland 0-0
75 128/58 38-12-7 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 127/58 D (PTS) 03 Jul 1923 Weiss Park, Hamden, Connecticut, USA
74 0/0 6-1-0 Cuddy DeMarco 0/0 W (NWS 8) 18 Jun 1923 Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
73 128/58 38-12-6 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 129/59 D (PTS) 12 Jun 1923 Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
72 127/58 38-12-5 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 127/58 D (PTS) 02 Jun 1923 Polo Grounds, New York, New York, USA
71 127/58 18-8-3 Joey Baker 126/57 W (PTS 10) 11 May 1923 Arena, Syracuse, New York, USA
70 0/0 14-7-0 Harry Kabakoff 0/0 W (NWS 10) 08 May 1923 Coliseum, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA
69 0/0 20-6-5 Sammy Sieger 0/0 W (KO 1) 01 May 1923 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
68 130/59 19-10-4 Willie Davis 129/59 W (TKO 11) 23 Apr 1923 Fairmont A.C., Bronx, New York, USA
67 130/59 19-5-5 Sammy Sieger 132/60 L (PTS 12) 20 Mar 1923 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
66 130/59 35-11-5 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 129/59 L (PTS 12) 08 Mar 1923 State Armory, Meriden, Connecticut, USA
65 0/0 4-2-1 Joe Stanley 0/0 W (TKO 1) 12 Feb 1923 Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA
64 0/0 17-3-3 Eddie Wagner 0/0 D (PTS) 31 Jan 1923 Foot Guard Hall, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
63 128/58 26-7-1 Willie Kohler 127/58 W (PTS 12) 29 Jan 1923 Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA
62 138/63 17-1-2 Hughie Hutchinson 0/0 W (PTS 12) 29 Dec 1922 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
61 129/59 34-10-5 Louis 'Kid' Kaplan 129/59 W (PTS 12) 18 Dec 1922 City Hall Auditorium, Meriden, Connecticut, USA
60 127/58 21-4-1 Jack Bernstein 129/59 L (PTS 12) 28 Nov 1922 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
59 0/0 15-2-3 Eddie Wagner 0/0 L (NWS 8) 28 Oct 1922 National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
58 0/0 7-13-5 Willie Daney 0/0 W (TKO 8) 23 Oct 1922 Auditorium, Freeport, New York, USA
57 126/57 10-8-3 Eddie Brady 126/57 L (PTS 10) 22 Aug 1922 Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA
56 127/58 9-3-2 Jimmy Mars 128/58 W (PTS 12) 05 Aug 1922 Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
55 0/0 4-1-1 Billy Henry 0/0 W (KO 12) 17 Jul 1922 Broadway Arena, Brooklyn, New York, USA
54 0/0 23-5-1 Willie Kohler 0/0 W (PTS 12) 30 Jun 1922 Arena, Rockaway Beach, Queens, New York, USA
53 0/0 41-5-3 Packey O'Gatty 0/0 W (PTS 10) 10 Jun 1922 Queensboro Stadium, Long Island City, Queens, New York, USA
52 0/0 debut Dan Kid Cupid 0/0 L (KO 1) 05 May 1922 New York, New York, USA
51 126/57 28-9-1 Vincent (Pepper) Martin 127/58 L (KO 1) 02 May 1922 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
50 129/59 13-1-3 Eddie Wagner 128/58 L (NWS 8) 01 Apr 1922 National A.C., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
49 126/57 8-6-3 Eddie Brady 126/57 W (PTS 12) 31 Mar 1922 Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn, New York, USA
48 127/58 31-10-4 Billy DeFoe 128/58 W (PTS 12) 24 Feb 1922 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
Judges: Patsy Haley 0-0 , Tommy Shortell 0-0
47 0/0 debut Kid Herman 0/0 W (TKO 5) 31 Jan 1922 Ice Palace, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
46 127/58 6-3-5 Johnny Reisler 124/56 W (PTS 12) 20 Jan 1922 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
45 126/57 39-12-9 Andy Chaney 127/58 L (PTS 10) 06 Jan 1922 Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, USA
44 0/0 17-7-6 Danny Nunes 0/0 D (PTS) 23 Dec 1921 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
43 0/0 70-32-38 Danny Edwards 0/0 L (PTS 10) 16 Dec 1921 Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA
42 0/0 69-32-37 Danny Edwards 0/0 L (PTS 4) 29 Nov 1921 Arena, Vernon, California, USA
41 0/0 18-14-5 Henry Koster 0/0 W (PTS 15) 15 Aug 1921 Pilsbury Winter Gardens, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
40 124/56 14-6-1 Joe Mendell 126/57 W (TKO 5) 25 Jul 1921 Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, New York, USA
39 124/56 7-5-4 Joe Metranga 128/58 W (TKO 5) 02 Jul 1921 Boyle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
38 127/58 6-9-1 Jimmy Powers 130/59 W (PTS 12) 27 May 1921 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
37 0/0 5-0-1 Johnny Curtin 0/0 W (KO 5) 11 May 1921 Pioneer Sporting Club, New York, New York, USA
36 0/0 2-6-0 Benny Vogel 0/0 W (NWS 10) 04 Apr 1921 Auditorium, Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA
35 121/55 38-15-27 Bud Ridley 124/56 W (PTS 10) 23 Feb 1921 Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA
34 0/0 debut Charles Curdy 0/0 W (KO 3) 01 Feb 1921 American Legion, Salem, Oregon, USA
33 123/56 9-15-19 Sammy Gordon 116/53 W (PTS 6) 26 Jan 1921 Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA
32 0/0 5-6-5 Ray Rose 0/0 W (PTS 10) 01 Jan 1921 Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA
31 0/0 5-1-7 Eddie Spec Ramies 0/0 W (PTS 4) 19 Nov 1920 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
30 0/0 8-2-9 Johnny Datto 0/0 W (PTS 4) 12 Nov 1920 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
29 0/0 2-0-1 Benny Vierra 0/0 L (PTS 4) 10 Nov 1920 Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA
28 0/0 9-0-5 Mickey O'Donnell 0/0 W (PTS 4) 20 Oct 1920 Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA
27 125/57 17-6-12 Georgie Lee 116/53 W (PTS 4) 15 Oct 1920 Sacramento, California, USA
26 0/0 4-6-8 Bobby Ertle 0/0 W (PTS 4) 13 Oct 1920 Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA
25 0/0 50-28-29 Danny Edwards 0/0 W (PTS 4) 06 Oct 1920 Auditorium, Oakland, California, USA
24 0/0 16-17-17 Baby Blue 0/0 D (PTS) 15 Sep 1920 Arena, Milwaukie, Oregon, USA
23 0/0 29-5-16 Billy Mascott 0/0 D (PTS) 20 Aug 1920 Barracks Ballpark, Vancouver, Washington, USA
22 0/0 34-9-22 Al Walker 0/0 D (PTS) 23 Jul 1920 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
21 0/0 14-8-12 Sidney White 0/0 W (PTS 4) 28 May 1920 Sacramento, California, USA
20 0/0 14-2-3 Jimmy Brenton 0/0 W (PTS 4) 21 May 1920 Sacramento, California, USA
19 0/0 9-2-6 Joe Avery 0/0 D (PTS) 15 May 1920 Fresno, California, USA
18 0/0 50-17-23 Charlie Moy 0/0 N (NC) 29 Apr 1920 Stockton, California, USA
17 0/0 12-2-2 Jimmy Brenton 0/0 L (PTS 4) 09 Apr 1920 Armory, Sacramento, California, USA
16 0/0 2-6-8 Dick Brenton 0/0 W (PTS 4) 30 Mar 1920 Fresno, California, USA
15 0/0 50-17-19 Charlie Moy 0/0 D (PTS) 26 Mar 1920 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
14 0/0 31-4-20 Al Walker 0/0 W (PTS 4) 05 Mar 1920 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
13 0/0 11-2-1 Jimmy Brenton 0/0 L (PTS 4) 27 Feb 1920 Arena, Vernon, California, USA
12 0/0 13-6-6 Felix Villamore 0/0 W (PTS 4) 13 Feb 1920 Sacramento, California, USA
11 0/0 11-22-19 Young Joe Thomas 0/0 D (PTS) 05 Feb 1920 Athletic Club, Williams, California, USA
10 0/0 1-2-0 Johnny Coy 0/0 W (KO 2) 04 Feb 1920 Armory, Sacramento, California, USA
9 0/0 13-4-0 Johnny Ortega 0/0 W (TKO 2) 23 Jan 1920 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
8 0/0 1-1-0 Tommy Harris 0/0 W (PTS 4) 09 Jan 1920 Sacramento, California, USA
7 0/0 debut George Bell 0/0 W (KO 1) 06 Jan 1920 American Legion, Stockton, California, USA
6 0/0 1-0-4 Cash Travers 0/0 W (PTS 4) 01 Jan 1920 Woodland, California, USA
5 0/0 2-3-1 Jimmy Risso 0/0 W (TKO 3) 26 Dec 1919 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
4 0/0 0-0-1 Trench King 0/0 W (SD 4) 12 Dec 1919 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
3 0/0 4-5-1 Eddie Stark 0/0 L (KO 1) 28 Nov 1919 Dreamland Rink, San Francisco, California, USA
2 0/0 1-1-0 Tony Gregory 0/0 D (PTS) 25 Nov 1919 L-st Arena, Sacramento, California, USA
1 0/0 11-9-6 Jimmy Wolgast 0/0 W (PTS 4) 15 Nov 1919 Dixon, California, USA
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Q: Shapes of initial segements of $\mathbb Q$ Two sets of points in a metric space have the same shape if some bijection between them is a scalar multiple of an isometry.

$\Big[$ By that I mean that for a particular bijection $f$ there is some scalar $c$ such that for
  $\qquad$ all points $x,y$ in the metric space, $d(f(x),f(y)) = cd(x,y).$ In metric spaces
  $\qquad$ in general, that does not mean there is actually some isometry of which $f$ is a
  $\qquad$ scalar multiple, so I chose somewhat unfortunate nomeclature. But in the space
  $\qquad$ $\mathbb Q,$ that is not problematic. $\Big]$

An initial segment of the real line with the usual metric has only one of two shapes: it is shaped either like an open interval $(-\infty,c)$ or like a half-open interval $(-\infty,c].$ But initial segments of the rationals come in many shapes: $(-\infty,\sqrt 2)\cap\mathbb Q$ is not shaped like $(-\infty,2)\cap\mathbb Q$ and neither of those is shaped like $(-\infty,\pi)\cap\mathbb Q.$ Describing one of these shapes would require an infinite amount of information. Can one somehow present increasingly larger finite amounts of this information? For example, could each initial segment be assigned a sequence of integers in such a way that too such initial segments have the same such sequence if and only if they have the same shape?

A: First, let's observe that if $I$ and $J$ are initial segments of $\mathbb{Q}$ which contain maximum elements $a$ and $b$, respectively, then $I$ and $J$ have the same shape, since they are conjugate by the isometry $x\mapsto x-a+b$. So it suffices to consider initial segments of $\mathbb{Q}$ with no maximal element. Every such initial segment has the form $I_r = (-\infty,r)\cap \mathbb{Q}$ for $r\in \mathbb{R}$.
Now we're considering bijections $f\colon I_r \to I_s$ such that there exists $c$ with $d(f(x),f(y)) = cd(x,y)$ for all $x,y\in I_r$. Such a map must be a rational affine map (of the form $x\mapsto cy + d$ with $c,d\in \mathbb{Q}$), so such a bijection exists iff there are rational $c\neq 0$ and $d$ such that $cr + d = s$.
So the initial segments of $\mathbb{Q}$ modulo the "same shape" equivalence relation is essentially the same as $\mathbb{R}$ modulo the action of the group of invertible rational affine maps.
As Carl notes in the comments, the set of equivalence classes and the set $\mathbb{N}^\mathbb{N}$ both have size continuum, so they can be put in bijection, enabling you to code an equivalence class by a sequence of natural numbers. But Carl calls this "cheating" - indeed, it's not at all clear how to effectively or definably associate a sequence of natural numbers to an equivalence class.
These kinds of considerations lead us naturally to the study of Borel equivalence relations. The notion of Borel reduction of Borel equivalence relation is a very flexible formalization of the intuitive idea of assigning invariants to equivalence classes in a "reasonable" way.
In particular, a lot is known about countable Borel equivalence relations (where every equivalence class is countable). Such an equivalence relation is called smooth if it is Borel reducible to the equality relation on $2^\mathbb{N}$ (or equivalently $\mathbb{N}^\mathbb{N}$). That is to say, the smooth Borel equivalence relations are the ones whose classes can be classified by a sequence of natural numbers in a "reasonable" way.
Here is a very nice introduction to the subject of countable Borel equivalence relations, by Konstantin Slutsky: http://homepages.math.uic.edu/~kslutsky/papers/cber.pdf
In Proposition 2.1.1, Slutsky shows that the tail equivalence relation $E_t$ on $2^\mathbb{N}$ is not smooth. The definition is that $x E_t y$ iff there exist $k_1,k_2\in \mathbb{N}$ such that $x(k_1+n) = y(k_2+n)$ for all $n\in \mathbb{N}$. This equivalence relation is very similar to the one induced on $\mathbb{R}$ by the group of invertible rational affine maps: thinking of a binary sequence as the base $2$ representation of a real number, changing finitely many bits of the sequence corresponds to adding a dyadic rational, and shifting the sequence left or right corresponds to multiplying by a dyadic rational. This is imprecise, but it makes me suspect that a very similar argument to the proof of 2.1.1 would suffice to show that the "same shape" equivalence relation is not smooth.

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Blackpink's Aussie member has released her own sleep story with Calm
Aussie K-pop star and member of Blackpink, Rosé, just released her own sleep story to help soothe you into catching more Z's.
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The turmoil of these last couple of years has me desperately searching for anything that'll help me sleep. If that ends up being the soothing tones of a celeb I enjoy, all the better.
I'm not the only one either, with 60 per cent of Australians suffering from at least one chronic sleep symptom according to the Sleep Health Foundation.
Rosé from Blackpink has partnered with the Calm App to help you sleep better.
There's a heap of different meditation apps out there, but none hit the headlines quite so much for their famous voices than Calm, the meditation and mental wellness app. Among the list of celebs lending their dulcet tones to your sleep space are Harry Styles, LeBron James, Scottie Pippen and Matthew McConaughey.
Now, we have Aussie Queen, member of incredibly popular K-pop group Blackpink, and style icon — Rosé.
Rosé (left) is one quarter of K-pop group Blackpink.
While the collaboration might seem random, apparently the singer has been using Calm herself for some time.
"Taking time to connect with myself at the end of every day is so important for my mental health," said Rosé in a statement.
"I am so excited to share a Sleep Story on Calm to help others find their own moments of rest and reflection."
Rosé from Blackpink on the red carpet.
The story itself is a bit like a calming, one-sided chat, with Rosé talking about her preferred ways to relax (climbing into bed with her puppy by her side) and her own struggles falling asleep. Before leading you in some deep breathes and getting into the story.
"Sleeping isn't always easy for me," she says in her story, "especially after a hard day. The days you can't seem to make anybody happy. The days you wish you could just stay in bed and not have to face the world."
Honestly, nice to fall asleep to someone who gets it. Check it out here.
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has revealed his stance on the pausing of IVF procedures after receiving widespread backlash.
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A Perth mum who read her son's messages after he took his own life in tragic circumstances says she would act differently if she had him back.

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Marie Elisabeth av Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp, född den 21 mars 1678, död den 17 juli 1755, var en tysk abbedissa och tysk-romersk furstinna som regerande abbedissa och monark av den självstyrande klosterstaten Quedlinburgs stift 1718-1755.

Marie Elisabeth blev assisterande viceregent redan 1704 under Aurora von Königsmarck, som administrerade stiftet utan titeln abbedissa under interregnum fram till 1718. Quedlinburg befann sig under denna tid i en utsatt position gentemot Preussen, som ville annektera området eller åtminstone göra dess styrelse beroende av Preussen, och det var först efter en långdragen och svår process och efter kejserlig medling som Marie Elisabeth kunde tillträda som abbedissa och avsluta interregnumperioden 1718. Hennes regeringstid präglades även i fortsättningen av konflikter med Preussen, särskilt gränstvister. Hon lät även restaurera slottet Quedlinburg.

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The business appraiser performing an active passive appreciation analysis looks to their engaging legal counsel to define and interpret state law in the particular jurisdiction. An active passive analysis is performed when state divorce law requires a determination of whether, and under what circumstances, appreciation in otherwise separate property is classified as a divisible marital asset. A commonly recurring requirement in such jurisdictions is that separate property appreciation during the marriage is divisible marital property to the extent it was caused by marital efforts.
There can be many different types of property in a divorce case (e.g. real property, furnishings, retirement plans), but this discussion focuses on property consisting of business interests.
A jurisdiction requiring the isolation of separate business interest appreciation caused by marital efforts necessarily requires the business appraiser to also identify and quantify appreciation caused by factors other than marital efforts. Separate property appreciation during the marriage caused by marital efforts is called active appreciation and is typically included in divisible property. Separate property appreciation during the marriage caused by other factors is known as passive appreciation, and typically remains separate property.
From an overall perspective, while case law differs on the market forces and efforts of individuals given weight based upon case facts and the particular jurisdiction, almost uniformly learned treatises and case law have required causation. There must be a reasonable connection or relationship such that market forces and/or the efforts of individuals caused separate property appreciation. In many jurisdictions, for example, merely because a party was active in a business going to work and laboring daily does not mean that that labor reasonably caused some or all the separate property appreciation. In practice, in most equitable distribution jurisdictions, causation is determined not by a single mathematical formula, but rather by a more flexible facts and circumstances analysis.
While there is near uniformity among equitable distribution jurisdictions to require a reasonable causal link, differences in classification can arise when appreciation in a separate business interest has been caused both by market forces and by efforts of individuals during the same time period. The range of case outcomes varies by specific case facts and jurisdiction, but often the outcome reflects an allocation among the various factors.


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The Central Connecticut baseball team swept Saint Peter's in a doubleheader Saturday at CCSU Baseball Field in New Britain, CT. The Blue Devils jumped out to a four-run lead and got a strong start from senior Tom Curtin in the first game, winning 5-3. In the second game, Central scored nine runs in its final two at bats to rally for a 9-6 win. CCSU improves to 5-5 on the season.
The Blue Devils scored three runs in the first inning. Junior Dave Matthews doubled in a run and later scored on a wild pitch. Sophomore Jake Siracusa scored on the second wild pitch of the inning to make it 3-0.
Central tacked on a run in the fourth when sophomore Sam Loda knocked in Siracusa to make it 4-0.
Saint Peter's got within a run with a three-run seventh. Andrew Connor and Trent Koerner each drove in a run to make it 4-2. Koerner would score on a passed ball to make it 4-3.
Central got a run back in the bottom of the inning after loading the bases. Siracusa drew a walk to bring home a run and make it 5-3.
Senior Mike Appel would record the final six outs for his first save of the year. Curtin tossed 7.0 innings and allowed three runs on seven hits. He struck out five and walked two.
Matthews, Siracusa and Loda each had an hit and RBI for CCSU. Siracusa scored a pair of runs.
The Blue Devils rallied from a four-run deficit and scored nine runs in the fifth and sixth innings to sweep the doubleheader.
Peter Ferony drove in a run to give the Peacocks a 1-0 run in the first inning.
SPU pushed the lead to 4-0 with three runs in the fifth. Koerner led off with a homerun and a triple by Hunter Mason scored a run to make it 3-0. Nick Sciubba's sac fly made it 4-0.
The Blue Devils responded with four runs in the bottom of the inning to tie the game. CCSU loaded the bases with two outs before freshman Dylan Sanchez tripled to right-center to clear the bases. An error would extend the inning and allow Sanchez to score and tie the game.
Saint Peter's came back with two runs in the sixth. Koerner singled in a run and an error on the play allowed a second run to score and make it 6-4.
Central came back in the bottom of the inning with five runs all coming with two outs. CCSU loaded the bases and a wild pitch brough in the first run before junior Chandler Debrosse doubled in two runs to give Central a 7-6 lead. Matthews and junior Buddy Dewaine would each follow with RBI hits to give CCSU a 9-6 lead.
Senior Jared Gallagher pitched the seventh and picked up the save for Central. He allowed a lead off single before getting a groundout and double-play to end the game.
Sanchez had two hits and three RBIs for CCSU, while Dewaine added two hits and an RBI. Loda and freshman Dan Covino each scored two runs.
Junior Brandon Fox started for CCSU and went 6.0 innings to get the win.


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Make them comfortable. This includes physical comfort, as well as emotional comfort. I've realized that when my kids get too cold at night, they don't want to leave their beds. We experience way more accidents during the winter months. Dressing your kids in warm pajamas and making sure they've got a heavy blanket when it's cold just might do the trick. I know it sounds simple (and sorta silly!) but it's a fact around our place! In addition, make sure your child is put to bed happy and feeling secure. If there's been arguments or trouble in your home before tuck-in time, be sure to let your child know that things are ok and discuss any fears they may have. If you have to discipline your child after they go to bed, try to end it on a positive note so they can fall asleep peacefully.
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I found Pampers UnderJams at Walmart near the diaper aisle. They're great for older kids because they've got a cloth-like look and feel to them which adds a bit of privacy since they won't rustle like diapers. They have a low waist so they can be worn discretely and feature a really absorbent core for good leakage protection that lasts all night.
Do you have any tried and true tips for conquering bed wetting in your kids? Let us know in the comments below and make sure to check out PampersUnderJams.com to learn about Enuresis, read articles, and watch videos related to bed wetting. You'll find some great ideas from pediatricians who are also mothers and who have dealt with bed wetting issues in their own children.
Our urologist actually told us not to use these types of "underwear" except for special occasions like trips and such. He said they are counterproductive in helping children overcome enuresis.


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Giorno della Memoria in New York is a collaborative initiative of the Consulate General of Italy with Centro Primo Levi, the Italian Cultural Institute, NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò, the
Giorno della Memoria in New York is a collaborative initiative of the Consulate General of Italy with Centro Primo Levi, the Italian Cultural Institute, NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò, the Italian Academy at Columbia University, CUNY's John Calandra Italian American Institute. Educational events are also held at the Scuola d'Italia Guglielmo Marconi and the Bronx High School of Science.
On January 27, 1945 the Soviet Army entered and liberated the extermination camp of Auschwitz. This date was chosen to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust and to promote the fight against racism and any kind of persecution. Following the efforts of the Task Force for International Cooperation on Holocaust Education, Remembrance and Research, an intergovernmental organization founded in Sweden in 1998, January 27 was established in Germany and France to remember the victims of Fascism and Nazism. In the year 2000 the Italian Parliament voted the resolution to observe January 27 as "Giorno della Memoria". Progressively all countries of the European Union followed through. In 2006 the United Nations adopted the commemoration of January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Events in New York City
Istituto Italiano di Cultura, 686 Park Avenue, New York
Book discussion: Primo Levi, The Friend by Bianca Guidetti Serra (CPL Editions, 2015)
Opening remarks: Giorgio Van Straten (Italian Cultural Institute)
Guri Schwarz (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa), Alessandro Cassin (Centro Primo Levi). Stella Levi (Centro Primo Levi) will read from the book.
NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimo', 24 West 12th Street
Film Screening: Oro Macht Frei (2013) by Jeffrey Bonna and Catherine Campbell
Opening remarks: Stefano Albertini. Post screening discussion: Catherine Campbell
January 27 between 9 am and 3 pm
Consulate General of Italy, 689 Park Avenue
Ceremony. Readings of the names of the Jews deported from Italy and the Italian territories.
Opening remarks: Consul General Natalia Quintavalle and Alessandro Di Rocco (President, Centro Primo Levi)
Excerpts from Primo Levi's writings will be read during the ceremony by guest and by the students of the Italian high school Guglielmo Marconi.
January 28 at 6:00
John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, 25 West 43rd St, 17th Floor
Book discussion. Renzo De Felice's book The Jews in Fascist Italy (Enigma, 2006, 2015)
Frank Adler (Macalester College), Stanislao Pugliese (Hofstra University), Alexander Stille (Columbia University), Guri Schwarz (Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa), Ernest Ialongo (Hostos Community College)
February 1 at 6:00
Book presentation: "L'Eclisse dell'Antifascismo" (Laterza, 2015) by Manuela Consonni.
Opening remarks: Stefano Albertini and Natalia Indrimi (Centro Primo Levi)
Manuela Consonni (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) and Michael Livingston (Rutgers University)
February 4 at 5:30 pm
Italian Academy, Columbia University, 1161 Amsterdam Avenue
Panel: Being a Child during the Holocaust
Patricia Heberer Rice (US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington DC) and Emily Langer (Washington Post)
Events in other boroughs
Garibaldi-Meucci Museum, 420 Tompkins Ave, Staten Island, NY
Book presentation: The Italian Jewish Exiles in America by Gianna Pontecorboli
Speakers: Luigi Leonini and David Mercaldo (writer)
Events in other cities
Washington D.C. – January 27 at 6:00 pm
Italian Embassy, 3000 Whitehaven Street, N.W.
Panel: Primo Levi's Complete Works. With Joan Acocella (The New Yorker) and Stefania Lucamante (Catholic University)
Boston – January 24 at 12 noon
Boston University, Photonics Building, 8 St. Mary's St, Boston, MA
Film screening and book presentation: The Concentration Camp of Fossoli and the Deportation of Italian Jews
The Jews of Fossoli by Ruggero Gabbai and Liliana Picciotto (CDEC)
Gemma Vitale Servadio, I am Counting on You, on Everyone. Eight Letters from Fossoli (CPL Editions 2015)
With Nancy Harrowitz (Boston University), Alessandro Cassin (Centro Primo Levi) and Mirella Bedarida
Ottawa – January 27 at 6:00 pm
Library and Archives Canada, 395 Wellington Street Ottawa
Presented by the Italian Cultural Institute
Film screening: The Island of Roses by Rebecca Samonà
Post screening discussion
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Zendaya's Chi Campaign Is the Best Response to Her Many, Many Hair Haters
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Continuing her legendary reign of being chronically unbothered by the haters, Zendaya is stepping out as celebrity ambassador for Chi Haircare. Appropriately, the slogan of the campaign is "Real is beautiful."
Read more: Clapback Queen Zendaya Fires Back at Her Mullet Critics
The 19-year-old singer and actress presented Chi's new ads on Feb. 23 and spoke to the crowd on the importance of staying true to oneself, something she's had to do again and again as critics slam her hair choices.
"We can't allow ourselves to get caught up in other people's opinions of ourselves because we are never going to progress or go forward or have control over who we are," she said, according to the Huffington Post. "So, we gotta be real and do what we wanna do, even if people don't like it. It's for you and you're supposed to love it."
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Being real, in this case, doesn't mean having to only have your "natural" hair or look one consistent way; Zendaya is all about those famous hair changes, and the new Chi campaign is about changing up your hair endlessly — in healthy ways.
"I ruined my hair texture and my hair pattern and it took a lot of time for me to grow it back to a healthy state," Zendaya said. "I can now help other women, especially young women, to avoid that drama. I don't want my little nieces to have to go through what I went through."
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The new campaign is helping women by featuring six different Zendaya dos, all shown in an E! behind-the-scenes video — including a topknot, retro waves, a low side ponytail and, of course, her natural hair, the crux of the campaign's message — on proud display.
Below each photograph, all of which can be seen on Chi's Tumblr, are simple step-by-step guides to styling the look, further driving home the idea that real beauty should be able to be achieved by real people.
The star, who's also a newly minted CoverGirl spokeswoman, is proving her continued advocacy in breaking down tired beauty standards is as important to her as her fast-rising music career. (Anyone else still have "Something" on repeat?)


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MindBullet: Apple files for Bankruptcy (21 December 2014)
MindBullets are a fantastic series of content from the FutureWorld group, a collection of "future practitioners and strategists" that I'm becoming more and more involved with. Essentially, MindBullets are news articles written from the future, showing us examples of just how quickly our world is changing, and where it might take us. Explore further MindBullets here or read more about the FutureWorld Group.
This week, we see Apple file for bankruptcy in 2014!
Now, it'd be very easy to dismiss this scenario out of hand. Apple is the biggest technology company on the planet at the moment, and more importantly, has built an ecosystem (apps, iTunes and devices that require both) that makes it hard to leave. Anyway, with an ecosystem and product set as smooth and user friendly as Apple's - who would want to leave?
Let's not forget what the iPod did to the MP3 industry and the Walkman. Destroyed it, disrupted it and owned it in less than 2 years. With a technology l…
TED Tuesdays: Deb Roy - The birth of a word...
One of the most rewarding cultures (well, for me at the very least!) that I started at FNB was Tech Tuesdays. Every Tuesday, we'd force ourselves to give up 2 hours in the calendar to watch new TED videos and debate their relevance to the world of business. I miss that culture... and will attempt to carry it on here.
I've fallen behind (as might be expected) with the TED Tuesday posts. Isn't it crazy how HARD it is to just set aside 1 hour of a week to NOT check email, reply to tweets and dash our client documentation. Anyhow... back in the saddle.
This is a truly "wow" TED talk. It deals mainly with an MIT Professor who recorded 3 years of his family and first child's life - and then analysed the data. Asides from some profound and fascinating insights into how language is learned - there is a much bigger question that the video posits. What happens when everything is recorded and analysed? What might we find out about ourselves and the human race in general…
MindBullet: New York Stock Exchange Closes (15 March 2016)
MindBullets are a fantastic series of content from the FutureWorld group. Essentially they're news articles written from the future, showing us examples of just how quickly our world is changing, and where it might take us. Explore further MindBullets here or read more about the FutureWorld Group.
This week, the New York Stock Exchange closes down, overtaken by cloud computing and app culture.
Are we returning to a Mom and Pop business culture?
Reading an extra of Gary Vaynerchuk's new book, The Thank You Economy. You can grab the same extract here. First thoughts, it looks a lot better written than the first. More mature. Excited.
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At its core, social media requires that business leaders start thinking like small-town shop owners. They're going to have to take the long view and stop using short-term benchmarks to gauge their progress. They're going to have to allow the personality, heart, and soul of the people who run all levels of the busi... (extract ends here, so have to assume he says something like "shine through / be available to customers".
Aw man. I love social media. It's so "revolutionary". It's so "us against them". It's so "change or die". My exuberance is temepered with the last round of "change or die" that we saw on the web - remember when people ran around telling you that if you didn't have a website, and if that we…
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Andy Hadfield – Picks-on: Twitter's #quickbar and the ESPNcricinfo app.
Arthur Goldstuck – Picks: Elance.com.
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TED Tuesdays: Bill Stone - Exploring caves, exploring space...
This week's TED Tuesday isn't as related to Internet technology, as it is to gadgets and exploration philosophy. I'd be remiss if I drew to many parallels to the Internet here - and that is one of the great things about TED, forcing you out of your bubble.
Bill Stone talks about exploring and the gadgets required to do it. From the deepest caves into his space exploration dream. He makes a bold statement that he plans to lead a mission (now in 4 years time or so) to build the first gas station on the moon. I've emailed him to see how that's going. Lofty and noble goals should be supported!
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Nyck De Vries cruises to victory in Spanish sprint race
By: Stephen Camp
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ART's Nyck De Vries was able to cruise to victory in Barcelona's sprint race to claim his first victory of 2019 after a stunning drive from fourth on the grid.
The Dutchman made a superb start from his grid slot, following the BWT Arden of Anthoine Hubert from the second row – his start was almost too good as he had to pull out of the tow too early and couldn't get passed Hubert into Turn 1.
De Vries bided his time and nailed Hubert once the DRS became active with a move on the inside of Turn 1, he eventually pulled away from Hubert to control the race until the chequered flag.
Ferrari-backed Callum Ilott lost out on the initial start falling behind De Vries and Hubert, but the British driver was able to recover and get back passed to claim his first F2 podium.
UNI-Virtuosi's Luca Ghiotto once again showcased his raw pace this season, the Italian had a poor getaway and had to work hard to claw his way back through the field. As he did he passed his rivals with relative ease – often in places you wouldn't normally see overtaking – he would eventually make his way onto the podium passing Hubert on lap 17, putting himself firmly in the title hunt.
Hubert was unable to hold onto the leaders and continued to slip back whilst Guanyu Zhou was able to pressure the Frenchman for fourth place and passed him with just a handful of laps remaining to cross the line in fifth.
Feature race winner Nicholas Latifi also suffered a poor getaway and lost ground in the opening stages of the race, he was able to push his way back in contention for a decent haul of points, the Canadian had to settle for sixth place.
Jordan King showed good pace to start with but was unable to keep that up as he slipped back as the laps unfolded, bringing his MP Motorsport car home in seventh. King's next race will be in IndyCar for the 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 later this month.
Jack Aitken would be the final point scorer in eighth-place. The Renault-backed driver got into a battle with Prema's Mick Schumacher and made contact with the German's car in the final laps and forced him wide. Schumacher would be handed a five-second time penalty for failing to go to the left of the bollard on the exit of Turn 2, allowing Aitken to keep the place.
Sean Gelael and Ralph Boschung once again rounded out the top 10.
There was a scare for Carlin's Nobuhara Matsushita on the opening lap of the race after his car burst into flames which brought out the Safety Car. The Japanese driver quickly made it out of the car unscathed, but his Carlin was destroyed in the incident.
Formula 2 will return to action in Monaco on May 24-26.
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differing results, as would the camera's own histogram display.
I'm not sure you read through this whole thread; what we are talking about are histograms produced from the raw data with no processing whatsoever . So provided there aren't any programming errors, histograms from different software doing the same thing (ie. not processing) from the same image should produce identical histograms.
1. The colour temperature can be calculated based on a black body radiator and tuned for other types of illuminant power spectrum (tint), as Adobe does, or can be calculated based on a daylight illuminant power spectrum and tuned differently.
2. The base relative gain ratios of the red and blue channels to the green channel may be assumed incorrectly by Adobe.
3. The Auto WB (where it is done outside the camera) algorithm is certainly different for Adobe than for Pentax.
None of this processed colour wb/temperature have any bearing on the raw WB that is discussed in this thread. The OP discusses observed changes in the WB relative gains between the RGB channels due to in-camera WB setting in the recorded raw data before any processing.


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Salzburg Festival - Modern Operas
Alvis Hermanis stage director and set designer | Nikolaus Lehnhoff stage director | Vera Nemirova stage director | Michael Volle baritone | Matthias Klink tenor | Tomasz Konieczny bass-baritone | Patricia Petibon soprano | Konzertvereinigung Wiener Staatsopernchor
Vienna Philharmonic, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
Ingo Metzmacher, Kent Nagano, Marc Albrecht
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DVD 1: 122 mins, DVD 2: 145 mins, DVD 3&4: 173 mins
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This DVD Box contains three award-winning reference recordings of modern 20th century operas, recorded at the Salzburg Festival in 2005, 2010 and 2012. Featuring the Wiener Philharmoniker, the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and stellar soloists such as Michael Volle, Matthias Klink, Tomasz Konieczny and Patricia Petibon.
Bernd Alois Zimmermann: Die Soldaten
Bernd Alois Zimmermann's opera Die Soldaten (The Soldiers) was the "highlight of the festival season", and "broke all records!" (Süddeutsche Zeitung). Salzburg's Felsenreitschule is the ideal performance venue for the mammoth production, the gigantic building essentially becoming a 40-metre-high stage. Featuring the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Ingo Metzmacher, and more than 170 musicians, including no fewer than 50 soloists. Winner of the DIAPASON D'OR, DIAMANT d'Opéra Magazine and the Grand Prix de l'Académie Charles Cros.
Franz Schreker: Die Gezeichneten
Composed and first performed towards the end of the First World War, the demanding work with its huge orchestral and casting requirements enjoyed performances on many important stages. Forced into early retirement following the Nazis' seizure of power, Schreker died prematurely and the work was forgotten. The impressive opera opened the 2005 Salzburg Festival and was deservedly hailed "rediscovery of the year" by the New York Times.
Alban Berg: Lulu
The rarely performed opera calls for a very large orchestra and an extended cast of singers. French star soprano Patricia Petibon embodies Lulu, the femme fatale who meets a tragic end. Conductor Marc Albrecht leads the Wiener Philharmoniker through the rich sonorities of Berg's music, treating them as a natural extension of Wagner, Brahms and Strauss.


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November 11, 2020 November 11, 2020 robertjchase Current Events, Reflections
"They Will"
It is just two simple, one-syllable words and yet they speak volumes about current events in our country. At the close of President-elect Joe Biden's press conference on Tuesday, a week after he was elected by a margin of more than five million votes, a reporter asked, "How do you expect to work with Republicans if they won't even acknowledge you as president-elect?" Biden's response, in his customary calm demeanor, "They will." And then, as if to emphasize his quiet conviction in a nation still riven by division, wracked by uncertainty and fearful of Donald Trump's petulant claim that he will somehow reverse the Election Day decision rendered by the people, he reiterated, "They will."
How refreshing to have a President respond with stately confidence to a question that has serious implications for the security and well-being of the country. It's a week since the election; the votes are in; the result is not in doubt. Yet, President Trump and his enablers still refuse to concede and continue to put forth fabricated charges of widespread voter fraud that stoke the fires of discontent among true believers and present a dangerous face of American uncertainty on the global stage.
As of this writing, Biden continues to expand his lead in the popular vote. He has won or has seemingly insurmountable leads in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Arizona—all states that flipped from Trump in 2016, with projected margins of victory in some states larger than Trump's margin over Hillary Clinton in 2016. Yet, Trump continues to refuse to acknowledge Biden's victory. Meanwhile, the outgoing administration's General Services Administration will not authorize the "ascertainment" that grants the incoming team access to files, office space, dollars and other resources to implement the peaceful transition of power. This combination of circumstances is what prompted the reporter's question at the President-elect's press conference.
Biden's attitude—simple, direct, devoid of rancor or retribution, confident without being arrogant, sure and stable, unwilling to be swayed by all the noise coming from the current occupant of the White House—bodes well for our country.
On this Veterans Day, I am reminded of sage advice that my Dad, who served in World War II, often told me in times of stress and that I have passed on to my own kids: "stay the course." President-elect Biden has managed to stay the course throughout the boasts and bluster, the false claims and conspiracy theories, the deliberate lies and attempts at distraction emanating from the White House. He has gone about the work of laying the groundwork for the next four years without fanfare or drama—convening his coronavirus task force, calling on governors to be more assertive in tackling the pandemic, lining up experts to enter the government service once he takes office, taking calls from world leaders and acting presidential for all the people.
By responding simply "They will," spoken softly in response to a question that could have easily made him change course, he handled a potentially volatile question with dignity and grace. It's a reassuring sign for a weary populace that we'll have a partner in the White House to help us all reclaim the sense of normalcy we so desperately seek in these times.
In Honor of Veterans Day
And on this Veterans Day, I'd be remiss if I did not express continuing gratitude to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. My sister, also thinking about our Dad on this day, sent a link that was both instructional and inspirational. I share it with you all and invite you to reflect upon the sacrifices that this day represents.
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Barbara Costigan says:
Thank you Bob. I remain hopeful. In the meantime, PBS has just introduced a three-part series called "Rise of the Nazis". It is very thoughtfully done. The viewing schedule can be found on the PBS website.
Randy Varcho says:
Picking up on Barbara Costigan's comment/recommendation above, I encourage your readers to give the Oct. 23, 2020, prescient episode of WNYC's "Radiolab" a listen. Here's the synopsis:
There's plenty of speculation about what Donald Trump might do in the wake of the election. Would he dispute the results if he loses? Would he simply refuse to leave office, or even try to use the military to maintain control? Last summer, Rosa Brooks got together a team of experts and political operatives from both sides of the aisle to ask a slightly different question. Rather than arguing about whether he'd do those things, they dug into what exactly would happen if he did. Part war game part choose your own adventure, Rosa's Transition Integrity Project doesn't give us any predictions, and it isn't a referendum on Trump. Instead, it's a deeply illuminating stress test on our laws, our institutions, and on the commitment to democracy written into the constitution.
https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/what-if
Andreas Walker-Thode says:
Speaking to my mother on the phone, filled with anxiety herself, she lamented: "Poor Joe Biden – I feel sorry for him that he can't get his work started." And I replied: you don't need to feel sorry for him. He's a grown man and he expects challenges, even this one. And he is ready for them. As compared to the child-like current occupant of the White House, who narcissistic challenges refuse to let him even contemplate that he could not have won. Our country will soon be in good hands again – and it seems that we have chosen well. Let the healing begin.
Lauren S. Powell says:
(Didn't mean to fall behind..). Yes, it is refreshing and relieving to once again have a leader who is, as Andreas said, a grown-up. But, even as I say those words, I cannot escape the irony of that thought.. We are now, as a nation, so damaged! So starved for sanity, humanity, intelligence and compassion from our leaders. 😔
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The Invisible President
At Bob's recent book event, I was struck by how wonderfully atypical it was. Bob not only sparked our imaginations with both intimately personal and culturally relevant stories, but also opened up a rich dialogue about being fully present in life's transitional moments, essentially making each one of us a co-author of the story of … Continue reading Rev. Jennifer Crumpton, author of Femmevangelical: The Modern Girl's Guide to the Good News
― Rev. Jennifer Crumpton, author of Femmevangelical: The Modern Girl's Guide to the Good News
Chase has written nothing less than a manifesto for how to live a reflective, active life in the modern world. Read this book and be on the lookout for your own "comma times."
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Having Bob Chase as a guest in my course on ecumenism proved to be a great opportunity to launch the conversation on how ecumenical engagement expands to include interfaith dialogue and relationship building. Bob's decade long experience with Intersections provided a rich context for our class to explore the many possibilities that are at hand … Continue reading Rev. Geoffrey A. Black; Visiting Professor of Leadership and Ecumenical Studies, Eden Theological Seminary
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Life's most precious gems of wisdom may be missed because we are too hurried to stop, look and listen at points of interruption or delay. Chase's rich treasury of insights and observations make a convincing case that we must value more highly than ever before God's gifts of pauses and punctuations along our pilgrimage of … Continue reading The Rev. Dr. James Forbes
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The influence of the Chernobyl accident in 1986 on the Finnish reindeer herding area was much smaller than the effects of the nuclear bomb tests in the 1960s. Only in one small area somewhat more Cs-137 was deposited than in the rest of the reindeer herding area. From that area 20 reindeer were chosen for investigation of the distribution of Cs-137. All tissues, organs, the skeleton, digestive tract, hide, head and hooves were sampled quantitatively. Three reindeer were pregnant and also the foetuses were studied. The Cs-137 amounts were determined by gammaspectrometric measurements. The results showed that the differences in the Cs-137 concentrations between muscle tissue from different parts of an individual reindeer were not more than 10 percent. Thus it is not essential from which part of the reindeer meat samples for surveillance purposes are taken. The concentration of Cs-137 in edible tissues other than muscle was lower except in the kidneys and scapula cartilage.


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Mines of El Dorado County: "I"
The Ibid mine was a lode gold mine on 19.43 acres one and one-half miles southwest of Grizzly Flat.
Three miles south of the townsite of El Dorado was a long idle lode gold mine known as the Idaho mine. Nothing more has been reported on it.
The Ida Livingston mine was a lode gold mine on 13.81 acres of the Mother Lode, one mile north of Kelsey. The deposit consisted of a rich, 25-foot gold-bearing quartz vein that yielded up to $26 per ton of ore. It was mined prior to 1914 by way of a 150-foot shaft.
The Idlewild or Taylor mine was a large, lode gold mine on the Mother Lode two miles northwest of Garden Valley. Originally worked in 1865, it was active again from the late 1880's to about 1902. Some additional work was done at the mine during the years 1939-41. The vein of gold bearing quartz averaged 14 feet in width and produced $4 to $8 in gold per ton of ore. The mine was developed by a 1,225-foot inclined shaft with levels every 100 feet. Ore was crushed by a huge 40-stamp mill and the concentrates treated with cyanide. The estimated total output of the mine was one-million dollars.
The Ila was an isolated lode gold claim seven miles due east of Garden Valley.
The Independence mine was a lode gold mine two miles southwest of the townsite of El Dorado. The ore was found in pockets and was mined prior to 1914.
A second Independence mine was a lode gold mine four miles northwest of Slate Mountain and about five miles southeast of Georgetown. It was active in 1933, when the ore was treated in a two-stamp mill.
A third Independence mine was a lode gold mine on 2.19 acres of the Mother Lode one mile north of Placerville.
A fourth Independence mine was a lode gold mine on 18.34 acres of the Mother Lode, one mile northwest of Kelsey.
There were several locations in and around Indian Diggings where crystallized limestone deposits were found. These mines were collectively known at the Indian Diggings mines.
The Indian Creek mine was a placer mine located on 11.20 acres one and one-half miles west of Indian Diggings.
The Indian Creek Hill Hydraulic mine was a placer mine on 25 acres, just east of Gold Hill.
The Indian Diggings Creek placer gold mine was a hydraulic mine on Indian Creek, near the town of Indian Diggings. Consisting of an ancient, gold bearing river gravel channel on limestone bedrock, it was active around 1896. This mine and the Indian Creek mine listed above may be the same mine.
The Indicator mine was a lode gold mine seven miles west of Georgetown and three miles northwest of Greenwood, just south of the Middle Fork of the American River. It was operated together with two other lode gold mines, the SWH and Martha. The three were in a row, totaled 51.162 acres and were isolated from any other lode gold mines.
The Inez (Central) mine was a lode gold mine one mile east of Nashville, near today's Highway 49 and the Amador County line. A gold-bearing quartz vein in slate, the deposit was actively mined around 1890 by means of a 250-foot shaft.
The Ingram Dredge was a dragline dredge used to work the gold bearing gravel deposit at Horseshoe Bar on the Middle Fork of the American River (Placer County line) in 1940-42.
The Ingrom (Ingram?)mine was a lode gold claim on the Mother Lode two miles south of the town of El Dorado.
The Iowa mine was a lode gold mine on the east fork of the Mother Lode, one and one-half miles northeast of Georgetown.
The Iowa Tunnel mine was a placer mine on 60 acres one-half mile west of Newtown, two miles north of Pleasant Valley.
The Ira mine was a lode gold mine on the Mother Lode, one-half mile southeast of Placerville.
The Irish Creek mine was a placer mine on 40 acres near Irish Creek, one mile south of Garden Valley.
The Irish Creek Falls mine was a placer mine on 160 acres near Irish Creek, about two miles south of Garden Valley. It surrounded several lode gold mines.
The Irish Creek Mining Company operated a non-floating gravel washing plant on Irish Creek near Georgetown, active in 1940.
The Irish mine was a chromite mine two and one-half miles east of Rescue. In 1918, 18 tons of ore was produced from small chromite pods and stringers that were developed by open cuts.
Two and one-half miles south of Grizzly Flat, at a place called Henry's Diggings, was the Irish Slide placer gold mine. Here a drift mine was intermittently worked after 1949 in conjunction with two other drift mines, the Payne and Christian. The claim consisted of 20 acres.
The Irland (Ireland) mine was a copper mine three miles west of Placerville. Active in 1866 and 1906 when ore containing 2% copper, along with some gold and silver, was removed. The mine was developed by a 75-foot vertical shaft and an 18-foot drift.
Another copper mine, the Iron Crown (Bob) mine, was located one mile southeast of Georgetown. It was active prior to 1902 and again around 1908. The deposit consisted of a series of copper-bearing veins with slate and serpentine walls. Even the water in the mine was copper-bearing. The mine was developed by a 75-foot shaft and open cuts.
The Isaac Bradwell and P.M. Hong mine was a somewhat isolated lode gold claim on 40 acres one half mile northeast of the town of El Dorado.
The Isaac I. Holmes mine was a placer claim on 40 acres, one mile east of Placerville.
The Isabel (Isabella, Isabell) mine was a lode gold mine on 17.95 acres of the Mother Lode, about one-half mile southeast of Garden Valley. The deposit, a two to eight-foot gold-bearing quartz vein in slate, was developed by open cuts and a 30-foot shaft. The ore was first crushed on site using "arrastres" (picture a horse or mule attached to the end of a pivoted branch which drags a large rock in a circle, crushing ore as it goes in a circle). Later, ore was shipped to the Blue Lead mine's 20-stamp mill, a short distance away. Another Isabella Mine and Mill site was located one mile west of Garden Valley. Whether the two were associated is unknown.
One-half mile northwest of Garden Valley was a lode gold mine named the Ivanhoe mine. The mine was active prior to 1890 and developed by open cuts and a 200-foot shaft.
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Silverman opened with $47,671.11. He raised $18,321, spent $18,795.36, and closed with $47,196.75.
He still shows an outstanding personal loan of $25,000 to his campaign.
His largest contributor for the period was the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry PAC with $1,500. Two other PACs each contributed $1,000 — the FBT Public Policy Fund and the Tennessee Bankers Association PAC.
Rogers opened with $20,900.91. She raised $23,265, spent $11,349.04, and closed with $32,816.87, reduced by an outstanding obligation of $1,780.78.
Rogers also reported $1,466.67 of in-kind contributions for the period.
Her largest PAC contributions were $6,000 from the Tennessee Education Association Fund for Children and Public Education.
Rogers also received $2,500 from the Tennessee Firearms Association Legislative Action Committee and $1,000 from Freedom PAC.
The Republican primary winner will face off Nov. 4 against Steven D. Puckett Jr., the unopposed Democratic candidate. Puckett reported raising $120 and spending nothing. Puckett also reported $155.67 of in-kind contributions, $105.67 from himself and $50 from the local party.
House District 44
In House District 44, William G. Lamberth II is unopposed in both the August primary and November general.
Lamberth opened with $61,305.62. He raised $18,750, spent $10,530.09, and closed with $69,525.53.
In House District 40, Rep. Terri Lynn Weaver is unopposed in the August primary but faces Democratic challenger Sarah Marie Smith in the Nov. 4 general election.
Weaver opened with $27,510.99. She raised $4,800, spent $5,304.52, and closed with $27,006.47.
Of seven itemized contributors, five were PACS. They include $1,000 each from Freedom PAC and Tennessee Truck PAC.
Smith opened with $11,520.10. She raised $6,955, spent $1,129.67, and closed with $17,345.43. Among notable contributions were $2,000 from the Iron Workers Local Union 492 PAC.