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Stuttgart, Germany, September 26-30, 2007
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Race 6 - September 30: Elite men's road race - 14 laps, 267.4km
Italian Paolo Bettini prevails in Stuttgart
After a week of polemics Bettini claims second rainbow jersey in a row
By Gregor Brown in Stuttgart, with additional reporting by Bjorn Haake
Defending World Champion Paolo Bettini (Italy)
Photo ©: Roberto Bettini
Paolo Bettini of Italy prevailed in Stuttgart, Germany, after a week of polemics that threatened his participation. The 33 year-old from La California formed part of a five-man group with Fr�nk Schleck (Luxembourg), Cadel Evans (Australia), Alexandr Kolobnev (Russia) and home rider Stefan Schumacher. It stayed clear following the advantage gained over the Birkenkopf at 9.2 kilometres remaining. Bettini passed Kolobnev as he led out the sprint, while Schumacher kept powering for third over Schleck and Evans.
"It was a difficult week. I was accused [of certain things]," said an emotional Bettini at the finish. "This is a present for all the people. It was not an easy victory. Grazie a tutti!"
He complemented his nine-man squadra azzurra, "It was a difficult circuit. You can only win with a great team. We had a team that could make the difference." Bettini became the fifth rider to archive the back-to-back Worlds win. His compatriot Gianni Bugno was last rider to double (1991 and 1992) – he achieved his first of two wins in Stuttgart.
Team Italy put the final moves in place when Davide Rebellin attacked towards the top of the Birkenkopf during the penultimate lap. The rider from Veneto was joined by Alexandr Kolobnev (Russia). The Italian/Russian duo kept clear for nearly the 19.1 kilometre circuit. At the end of the 13th circuit, taken at 42.8km/h, they were only holding on to about 20 seconds, but it was enough to give Bettini and Filippo Pozzato a breather for the final artilleries were fired.
A minute before the start,
Photo ©: Shane Stokes
Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) launched on the steep Hedwig with 15 kilometres remaining. In one of the final days of his professional career, the Dutchman put in a powerful and timely move that brought out the group of favourites that would go on to fight out for the rainbow jersey. In the move were Paolo Bettini, Pozzato, Rebellin (Italy), Samuel Sánchez (Spain), Cadel Evans (Australia), Kolobnev, Fr�nk Schleck (Luxembourg), Schumacher, Fabian Wegmann (Germany), Philippe Gilbert (Belgium), Björn Leukemans (Belgium), Boogerd, Thomas Dekker (Netherlands), Karsten Kroon (Netherlands) and Martin Elmiger (Switzerland).
Sánchez, in red-hot form after the Vuelta a España, drove the escape down the backside of the Herdweg, putting the pressure on the riders who had their legs shattered from the day's efforts. Over the following three kilometres, Bettini was seen talking with team-mate 'Pippo' Pozzato. The two leaders were plotting how to keep the world title within Italy's boarders.
The first time "Il Grillo Livornese" fired on the Birkenkopf his escape companions realized they were going to try every trick they had to restrain the 2006 Champion. The second shot left only 2006 Amstel Gold winner Schleck and 2007 Amstel winner Schumacher in tow.
Paolo Bettini shares a laugh
The three traded pulls in their bid for freedom while Kolobnev re-found his legs to chase with Evans as company. The Russian/Australian duo joined the three up front, and the escape pushed towards the start of the final 2,800 metres kilometres of the Am Kochenhof.
Evans was the most worried in the group of five due to his lack of a real sprint. The 30 year-old Australian was forced to make his move early, nearing the final kilometre, under a pedestrian bridge. Schumacher reacted first, and brought back the other three riders to set up for the final kilometre. The group, lined down the left, slowly made its way up the gentle climb as the chase of Sánchez was closing.
Five hundred, four hundred, three hundred and finally the right hand corner at two hundred metres remaining to Worlds' gold. Kolobnev led out at 50 metres with Schumacher, Bettini, Schleck and Evans on his wheel. Bettini came up the right side of the 26 year-old Russian with Schumacher on his wheel. Kolobnev held for second while Schumacher took bronze in front of a home crowd.
"We arrive with an advantage," Kolobnev recalled of the final kilometre. "We arrived in the last kilometres, and we know that there were not many metres to play out tactics. Coming out of the last curve I was in the lead, maybe this was not the best situation.
"I knew Paolo would be stronger than me, he was so strong that it was almost impossible to stop him today."
Looking down on a colorful peloton
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Schumacher, who lives only 20 kilometres outside of Stuttgart, was disappointed to not take the rainbow jersey but happy to make his presence felt at home. "I wanted to become world champion, I did my very best," said the bald-headed rider. "In the last two months after the Tour de France, I did everything for this day.
"It was impossible to beat Paolo [Bettini]. I felt on the last climb that he was stronger than I was. Okay, he was better. At first, in the final two kilo meters I felt good for the sprint, and then I realized my legs were empty. I wanted to get first, but third in my hometown is still a great success."
Schleck, on the left of Schumacher, ended in fourth ahead of Evans. "I did not have anything left for the finish," said Evans who had quietly made his way to the business end as the race progressed. "I am not going to complain about the final result; it is a good promise for the Tour of Lombardia, and then I will go for my holidays."
Evans' holidays will seem even more pleasant given the demanding Vuelta and the finale of the World Championships. He had in mind that he could play a team role for Australian's sprinter. "I thought there would be a group of four or five to fight of the win. We did all we could today for Alby [Allan Davis - ed.]. I was there in the front group to neutralize the others. ... The Vuelta had cooked me. Being up there with Bettini and those guys, I can't complained about that, but in a world championships only the jersey counts, coming fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth does not matter."
Bettini ended his victory firing an imaginary gun into the air. It was an expression or relief, getting back at those who had tried to keep him down in the days approaching his season's objective. "So many people shot at me this week, so I wanted to do the same when I crossed the line. The gun was not fired at someone in particular. If someone felt it, then, they know who they are."
The double World Champion used his beloved sport get revenge, most likely at Stuttgart Administrator for Culture, Education and Sport Doctor Susanne Eisenmann, who had tried to prevent him from racing. "It was directed at those outside of cycling that make statements and know nothing about cycling. They make their statements for economical reasons."
Paolo Bettini (Italy)
The Italians lined up on the front, with the defending champion Paolo Bettini, who was able to start despite a court injunction taken out against him. But the judges ruled in favour of the classics specialist, who was one of the heavy favourites for the main event of this 2007 World Championships.
The bunch rolled out at 10:30 local time under sunny skies and the Italians took off their vests immediately after the start. A few kilometres of gentle rolling along, but as expected the underdogs sought the limelight and Robert Kiserlovski of Croatia was the first to go. He was joined by Slovakian Roman Bronis a little while later and the two quickly built a lead of 15 seconds.
The French decided to light up the race and the pace got faster. However, it was American Tyler Farrar who got away and dragged Vladislav Borisov (Russia), Zolt Der (Serbia) and Yukiya Arashiro (Japan) with him. They passed the duo on front, but could not hold very long. Farrar was the last to survive and finished the first lap in 28'12", five seconds ahead of the bunch.
Stéphane Augé (France) and Colombian Marlon Alirio Perez Arango were the next to go, and they made it off the front. Their lead quickly grew past the one-minute mark and when it reached 1'35", the peloton reacted and with two kilometres left in the second lap, the gap was down to 1'20". They finished the second time around slightly slower, in 28'41", with the gap to the peloton having grown again, to 2'08".
The next to head off was Polish rider Marcin Sapa (Poland), who was quickly joined by Dainius Kairelis, but they were only handful of seconds ahead as the duo up front lost 30 seconds of their lead and were ahead by 1'40" with about 47 kilometres done. As the two chasers were caught a few kilometres after their attack, the next rider to launch was Sergey Kolesnikov of Russia. Russia had a strong team and wanted to put someone in the action right away.
Kolesnikov was at one minute as the third lap came to a close, but the Russian was flying and came ever closer to the leaders. He caught them with less than 215 kilometres to go, with the peloton at two and a half minutes. The lap ended up the slowest so far (30'23"), and the peloton took even more time, as they really relaxed and were now 3'26" behind the charging three.
Kolesnikov punctured shortly after the start of the fourth lap, but was quickly back up with the French and the Colombian. He had to later change from the neutral wheel to one from his team and had to chase again, but the lead went up to 4'10" over the bunch. The fourth lap was faster again, in 31'09", at an average speed of 36.789 km/h. The total average after 76.4 kilometres was 38.710 km/h. Not for the bunch, though, which was back at 5'17" at this point.
At the steep climb going into the fifth lap, it was Bettini who provided a little clap on his riders Bertolini and Tonti, and the two attacked. A group of eight formed, including Burghardt, Fisher, Grabovskiy, but the peloton reacted quickly. The acceleration dropped the lead to 3'45", however. The Italians were still active in front and the constant accelerations after 90kms split the peloton, with only 50-60 riders at the front. They quickly put two minutes on the rest of the field.
At the end of the fifth lap, ridden in 31'47", the first peloton was only 38 seconds behind, with the second bunch at 3'25". The break of three was soon swallowed by the 50 riders that went away, and included, among others, Voigt, Knees, Fischer, Hincapie, Gerrans, Bodrogi
The Dutch were chasing in the bunch behind. Ukrainian Ruslan Podgornyy attacked out of the first group and gained several seconds. The difference between the two main groups was 2'40" after about 100 kilometres of racing. The sixth lap was done in 28'56" and left the racers with an overall time just below three hours. This was also true for the first chase group, just about 23 seconds behind, but not for the main bunch, which was three minutes back.
Exactly at the halfway point, after 133.7 kilometres, the lap time was 29'17" for the leader, about a minute ahead of the chasers. Three kilometres later the Ukrainian is swallowed up, as some confusion arose when the two bigger groups were ready to merge. Some dropped out of the front group, some jumped from the second to the first, but there was still a split and 24 riders were ahead. American Bobby Julich and Australian Simon Gerrans were in this group.
The group consisted of Bobby Julich (United States Of America), Kurt-Asle Arvesen (Norway), Kim Kirchen (Luxembourg), Jens Voigt and Marcus Burghardt (Germany), Carlos Barredo Llamazales, Juan Antonio Flecha Giannoni and Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver (Spain), Rene Mandri (Estonia), Stijn Devolder, Philippe Gilbert and Johan Van Summeren (Belgium), Matej Stare (Slovenia), Alessandro Ballan, Alessandro Bertolini and Damiano Cunego (Italy), Vladimir Efimkin (Russia), Robert Gesink and Karsten Kroon (Netherlands), Simon Gerrans (Australia), Sandy Casar (France), Christian Pfannberger (Austria), Ruslan Podgornyy (Ukraine) and Luis Felipe Laverde Jimenez (Colombia)
Andriy Grivko (Ukraine) was chasing by himself. It took him a few kilometres but he eventually caught up with the front group. The latter got a little more organised and extended the lead to 1'30". Round eight was run in 29'18", almost identical to the previous split time. The peloton came through 1'45" in arrears, led by Rabobank. Even though the Oranjes had two riders up front, they apparently didn't rate the chances of Karsten Kroon and young Robert Gesink too high and dropped the hammer down for a high-speed chase.
Lap nine passed in 29'47". After four and a half hours of racing the lead was more than two minutes, with 171.9 kilometres covered. American Bobby Julich was active in this phase of the race, as was the Italian squad. Especially Alessandro Bertolini was doing a lot of work on the front. Alessandro Ballan and Damiano Cunego were also in the group.
The tenth lap saw the fastest split yet, with 27'30". The climb up the Herdweg for the eleventh time started to hurt people and Devolder dropped back and later abandoned the race.
With about 66 kilometres to go the front group was finally caught by the peloton, if that was the name it deserved. There really only 60 riders left. Bertolioni was still driving it, with Voigt near the front as well. Bertolini did everything he could for his squadra azzurra.
This lap was faster than any other. At an average speed of 42.158 km/h, the time was 27'11". Three more laps or 57.3 kilometres were still to race. With 50 kilometres Ballan put in a vicious attack. He was joined, then dropped by Ludovic Turpin of France. But at that phase in the race, no one was allowed too much lee-way, and as the come around the next time, with 38.2 kilometres left, it was grupo compatto, as the Italians were very prominent on the front. 27'38" was the time for lap 12.
Going through the start-finish, an attack by Croatian Matija Kvasina brought some action, as Denis Menchov countered. A small group group built, including Aussie Cadel Evans and Davide Rebellin, but the pace was too high, and even though it was strung out everything was pretty much one peloton.
The next to go was Kanstantsin Siutsou, but he also could only stay away a brief moment. When Davide Rebellin attacked, however, things started to break up as the legs got tired. Alexandr Kolobnev joined him, as Robert Gesink was desperately trying to hold on at the end. He was within 20 metres over a little rise, but as the group went down the other side at full speed the young Dutchman couldn't quite get the power out of his legs.
Elite men's podium:
Rebellin and Kolobnev quickly built a ten-second lead and then took advantage of the fact that everyone was looking at each other. The Italians were in a good position finally with 22 kilometres to go the Spaniards were taking control of the front, but the lead was up to 35 seconds. The accelerations had shelled out more people, with the peloton getting smaller by the minute.
The next to last lap was ridden in 26'47", the fastest so far, at 42.737 km/h. The gap was down to 18 seconds as Rebellin and Kolobnev were trying to hang on. But the duo cracked under the pressure of German Champion Fabian Wegmann. His captain Stefan Schumacher was right there, as were Bettini, Gilbert, Evans, Freire and some of the other favourites.
Under the acceleration of Samuel Sanchez the small group of maybe 20 riders exploded again and five riders were able to go off the front. It was Fr�nk Schleck of Luxembourg, Stefan Schumacher (Germany), Paolo Bettini (Italy), Alexander Kolobnev (Russia) and Cadel Evans (Australia). They were followed by eight chasers, including Wegmann, Elmiger, Sanchez and Boogerd.
The front formation had a bit of trouble figuring out the pace lining as some were less willing to work than others. Bettini was trying to encourage them, but they never did get a good gap. They were barely hanging on to a lead of 15 seconds, which wouldn't give them many tactical options in the final few hundred metres.
Evans was not trying to avoid a sprint, instead waiting for the final metres. Schleck tried to get way, but couldn't do it. The five came down the home straight together and Bettini proved his strength once again. Kolobnev managed to get silver while local favourite Schumacher, who comes from near Stuttgart, got the bronze medal. They held off the chase by just six seconds. The last lap turned out to be the fastest, with a time of 26'30" and an average speed of 43.245 km/h.
Images by Shane Stokes / Cyclingnews.com
Defending champ Paolo Bettini rolls down to the sign on.
Davide Rebellin was controversially left off the Squadra Azzurra a few times but he's very much part of the team now. He's an outside chance for the win today.
Mark Cavendish (Britain) has had a great first pro season but today's course is likely to be too hilly for him.
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) makes some last minute adjustments to his bike.
Valverde is here thanks to a CAS judgement which said that the UCI cannot block his entry over Puerto allegations.
Depending on your view, a win by Valverde today would be vindication or a credibility blow to the sport.
Spanish team-mate Samuel Sanchez is another who could win, as shown by his superb form towards the end of the Vuelta.
Aussie hope Michael Rogers was in good mood this morning. The sun was one reason for that.
Goodbye to the gnashers. Dutchman Michael Boogerd's pearlie whites are doing their final worlds.
Luxembourg's hope Frank Schleck. His brother Andy and Kim Kirchen are the other big names in the squad.
The push to get pictures before the start.
Spaniard Oscar Freire is going for a record fourth win today.
Italian Damiano's Cunego's explosiveness could bring him success.
Paolo Bettini, lost in thought before the start.
Michael Rogers is focussed. Literally.
Jens Voigt's Duracell bunny battery should see him on the attack on home soil.
Paolo Bettini shares a laugh with the rest of the Squadra Azzurra before the start.
A minute before the start, the bunch waits for the gun to sound.
Images by Roberto Bettini/www.bettiniphoto.net
Defending World Champion Paolo Bettini (Italy) does just that...defends his title.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) has plenty of time at the end of his sprint to celebrate.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) counts his world titles.
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The fans got into the spirit.
The elite men roll out, ready for action.
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) made it to the start line after all.
Maxime Montfort (Belgium) looks serious.
The peloton passes in a big bunch.
Looking down on a colorful peloton on a bright, sunny day.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) makes it two for two.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) gives his special winner's salute.
Elite men's podium: second - Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation), Winner - Paolo Bettini (Italy), and third - Stefan Schumacher (Germany)
Paolo Bettini (Italy) does his medal-for-lunch shot.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) with the Italian flag draped around his neck.
The one armed salute from Paolo Bettini (Italy)
Paolo Bettini (Italy) raises his arms in celebration on the podium.
Philippe Gilbert (Belgium) finished eight for the day.
Stijn Devolder (Belgium) was one of many riders who would not finish.
Jurgen Van Goolen (Belgium) in a Dutch sandwich.
Koos Moerenhout (Netherlands) among other Dutch riders at the front of the peloton.
Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) and other Dutch team-mates.
Johan Van Summeren (Belgium) leads the pack.
Nothing but hugs for the Italians after winning the men's and women's world championships.
A steep climb took its toll after many laps.
No time to enjoy this view on the climb.
The peloton rounds a corner.
Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) and others in the pack.
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) finished 57th for the day.
Stijn Devolder (Belgium)
Jens Voigt (Germany) stands up on the pedals.
Erik Zabel (Germany) finished down in 18th spot.
Stefan Schumacher (Germany) was feeling calm before the race.
Gerald Ciolek (Germany) didn't make it to the finish line in Stuttgart.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) is ready to defend his world title...
...and put a week of controversy behind him.
Frank Schleck (Luxembourg) gets ready to race.
Wait a minute, you look like the last guy! Frank Schleck's brother Andy is also ready to roll.
Oscar Freire Gomez (Spain) awaits the start.
Oscar Freire Gomez (Spain) shares a chat with defending champion Paolo Bettini (Italy).
Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) was hoping to pull off victory.
Carlos Sastre (Spain) wanted a strong showing, but didn't finish the race.
Thomas Dekker (Netherlands) was focused before the race.
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) had to fight for months just to start the World Championship race.
Thank god I'm here: The road to Stuttgart has been a long one for Alejandro Valverde (Spain).
The peloton gets ready to depart.
Hmmm, I wonder where these guys hail from?
The Italian's sure know how to win, by forming a wall at the start!
The nerves are high as the start nears.
The Italians were determined to dominate from the start, literally!
And they're off and racing.
The peloton sets out cleanly, just a few hundred more kilometres to go.
Andrea Tonti (Italy) rides in the bunch, but didn't make the finish line.
Alessandro Bertolini (Italy) finished six minutes down in 62nd spot.
Davide Rebellin (Italy) rides in the bunch before going on to finish sixth, six seconds behind countryman Paolo Bettini.
Damiano Cunego (Italy) finished down in 50th spot, some 57 seconds behind.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) rolls around the course early on.
Riders travel across a flat section of the course during the 267.4 kilometre race.
There were as many nationalities represented in the crowd as were in the race.
Alessandro Bertolini (Italy) and Matteo Tosatto (Italy) in the peloton during the race.
Gruppo compacto in the early phase of the road race.
The peloton together early on in the lengthy race.
St�phane Aug� (France) and Colombian Marlon Alirio Perez Arango lead a small escape early in the race.
The main bunch passes by a heap of flags while a small break has gone up the road.
Riders swap turns driving a reasonably large group of riders.
Alessandro Bertolini (Italy) leads a small group up the incline.
The main bunch approaches the foot of a climb...
...and starts to make its way up as the cars trail close behind.
The Netherlands squad gather at the front of a group.
Jens Voigt (Germany) powers across his home course.
Damiano Cunego (Italy) was a part of a large break...
...as were Italian team-mates Alessandro Ballan and eventual winner Paolo Bettini.
Filippo Pozzato (Italy) rides in the bunch.
Michael Boogerd (Netherlands), shown early in the race, launched on the steep Hedwig with 15 kilometres remaining.
Sylvain Chavanel (France) and Pierrick Fedrigo (France) in the bunch.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) charges up a climb at the head of his bunch.
Michael Rogers leads his Australian team-mates in a group, but didn't make it to the event's finish line.
Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) and Paolo Bettini keep close watch on one another.
Thomas Voeckler (France) and Filippo Pozzato (Italy) ride in the bunch.
He was active early on but Filippo Pozzato (Italy) could only manage 51st by day's end.
Italians Matteo Tosatto, Alessandro Bertolini and Damiano Cunego stick close together.
A large group crosses the start/finish line for another lap.
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) finished the race in 57th.
Jens Voigt may not have finished the race but German team-mate Fabian Wegmann finished in the top 10, taking ninth spot.
Alejandro Valverde (Spain) moves to the front of his group...
...and continues to pull it up a climb.
The riders sprint towards home after 267.4 kilometres on the bike.
Defending world champ Paolo Bettini (Italy) gestures as if he's holding a shotgun�
...then takes aim, but at who? ...we'll leave that up to your imagination.
Russian Alexandr Kolobnev feels the pain of being so close to victory as Italy's Paolo Bettini celebrates.
Italian Paolo Bettini is clearly pumped up with excitement after defending his world championship.
Paolo Bettini shows his chest...
...before throwing his first in the air as he celebrates his biggest, and only, major win of 2007.
World beater: Paolo Bettini (Italy) retains his World Champion status in the Elite Men's road race.
Riders sprint for the minor places.
These guys started at the front and finished at the back, so why are they so happy? Oh, that's right their man Bettini won!
Davide Rebellin (Italy) led the second bunch home to take sixth place.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) is congratulated after the finish by officials.
Paolo Bettini's wife Monica was on hand for another of those congratulations kisses.
On top of the world: Paolo Bettini (Italy) celebrates on the podium.
Paolo Bettini ensured that the Italian flag returned to the top step of the World Championship podium.
Last year Paolo Bettini stuck his tongue out, but this year it was the gun gesture that was a common sight.
Draped in the Italian flag, Paolo Bettini looks content with his accomplishment.
I told you so: UCI President Pat McQuaid and Italian Paolo Bettini have been at loggerheads for the past week, but Bettini is a man of his word and retained the World Championship to add salt to the UCI's wounds.
Paolo Bettini (Italy) is number one for another year.
Italy's Paolo Bettini may have arrived in Germany in an all black outfit, but he'll leave as a colourful man with the UCI's rainbow World Champion jersey.
Podium (L-R): Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation), Paolo Bettini (Italy) and Stefan Schumacher (Germany).
Italian Paolo Bettini put a tough week behind him and enjoyed his moment on the podium.
2007 World Championship medallists: Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation), Paolo Bettini (Italy)
Gold at the end of the rainbow: A happy
Oh common Stefan, third's not so bad, give us a smile!
Russian Alexandr Kolobnev was happy with his efforts on the day.
Stefan Schumacher (Germany) celebrates with a home crowd on the podium.
Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation) was happy with his second spot.
Stefan Schumacher (Germany) kisses his bronze medal.
...and enters the post-race press conference.
UCI president Pat McQuaid was angry and annoyed at Paolo Bettini earlier in the week, but the two seemed to have put that behind them by Sunday.
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Organisers had a clear message for Eddy Merckx, that he wasn't welcome, and the fans had an even clearer message for the organisers.
1 Paolo Bettini (Italy)                                        6.44.43 (39.642 km/h)
2 Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation)
3 Stefan Schumacher (Germany)
4 Fr�nk Schleck (Luxembourg)
5 Cadel Evans (Australia)
6 Davide Rebellin (Italy)                                         0.06
7 Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez (Spain)                                 0.08
8 Philippe Gilbert (Belgium)
9 Fabian Wegmann (Germany)
10 Martin Elmiger (Switzerland)
11 Thomas Dekker (Netherlands)
12 Michael Boogerd (Netherlands)                                  0.14
13 Bj�rn Leukemans (Belgium)                                      0.15
14 Oscar Freire Gomez (Spain)                                     0.49
15 Aleksandr Kuschynski (Belarus)
16 Alexandre Usov (Belarus)
17 Beat Zberg (Switzerland)
18 Erik Zabel (Germany)
19 Thor Hushovd (Norway)
20 Radoslav Rogina (Croatia)
21 Murilo Antonio Fischer (Brazil)
22 Matej Mugerli (Slovenia)
23 George Hincapie (United States Of America)
24 Marcus Ljungqvist (Sweden)
25 Chris S�rensen (Denmark)
26 Jurgen Van Goolen (Belgium)
27 Leonardo Duque (Colombia)
28 Rene Mandri (Estonia)
29 Gustav Larsson (Sweden)
30 Pierrick Fedrigo (France)
31 Thomas L�vkvist (Sweden)
32 Alexander Efimkin (Russian Federation)
33 Tomasz Marczynski (Poland)
34 Jan Valach (Slovakia)
35 Sebastian Langeveld (Netherlands)
36 Christian Vandevelde (United States Of America)
37 Nuno Ribeiro (Portugal)
38 Christian Pfannberger (Austria)
39 Unai Etxebarria Arana (Venezuela)
40 David George (South Africa)
41 Ludovic Turpin (France)
42 Kurt-Asle Arvesen (Norway)
43 Vladimir Efimkin (Russian Federation)
44 Sergey Lagutin (Uzbekistan)
45 Mario Aerts (Belgium)
46 Vladimir Karpets (Russian Federation)
47 Denis Menchov (Russian Federation)
48 Przemyslaw Niemiec (Poland)
49 Manuel Beltran Martinez (Spain)
50 Damiano Cunego (Italy)                                         0.57
51 Filippo Pozzato (Italy)
52 Alessandro Ballan (Italy)
53 Allan Davis (Australia)                                        1.05
54 David Millar (Great Britain)
55 Matthew Lloyd (Australia)                                      1.10
56 Karsten Kroon (Netherlands)                                    1.24
57 Alejandro Valverde Belmonte (Spain)                            2.47
58 Matija Kvasina (Croatia)                                       3.10
59 Kristjan Fajt (Slovenia)                                       3.38
60 Gorazd Stangelj (Slovenia)                                     3.41
61 Kanstantsin Siutsou (Belarus)                                  5.17
62 Alessandro Bertolini (Italy)                                   6.01
63 Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium)                                    6.34
64 Maxime Monfort (Belgium)                                       6.52
65 Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver (Spain)                               7.52
66 Simon Gerrans (Australia)                                      8.09
67 Sylvain Chavanel (France)
68 Thomas Voeckler (France)                                      15.51
69 Erki P�tsep (Estonia)
70 Laszlo Bodrogi (Hungary)                                      17.10
71 Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzbekistan)                                21.57
72 Hossein Askari (Islamic Republic Of Iran)
DNF Carlos Sastre Candil (Spain)
DNF St�phane Goubert (France)
DNF Robert Gesink (Netherlands)
DNF Carlos Barredo Llamazales (Spain)
DNF Serguei Yakovlev (Kazakhstan)
DNF Hernani Broco (Portugal)
DNF Marcus Burghardt (Germany)
DNF Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland)
DNF Andy Schleck (Luxembourg)
DNF Philip Deignan (Ireland)
DNF Jens Voigt (Germany)
DNF Gerald Ciolek (Germany)
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Any good decision-maker knows that it's not what he or she likes when it comes to making sound business decisions. Sure, we know what's in our gut, and we should trust that voice, but decisions are to be made with trusted data, too — whether it's counsel, research or something else.
Businesses and their marketing tends to have a bandwagon mentality. We see and trend or a buzzword or a way of doing something, and if enough people talk about it, then it it so. This is why I love it when a target audience reveals something totally unexpected about what we're doing — that we've got it all wrong.
Over the weekend, the Content Marketing Institute published a slide from recent research at ExactTarget. The slide shows the differences in what marketers want for their target audience and what the target audience wants from their brand. Check this slide out below, taking note of the data on email marketing, content about products and content about related topics.
While those initiatives were among the top by marketers, the audience was singing to a different tune. Plus one for email being both a top marketing initiative and the desired form of communication from the audience But, at least for this audience, content about products and related topics were not on their must-read list.
And even though the survey choices seemed a bit misleading (some are related to content and some are related to channels the content is featured in), it got me thinking about what people want in content from a brand.
People don't have time to go searching for the content they should care about — they want the brand to do the work for them.
So what does that mean to our content marketing? The more we can learn about our customers over time, the more data we can gather — whether it's transactional data, survey data, interviews with our audience — the more we can tailor the content they really want and deliver it to them with a bright shiny bow.
When you think about all the noise we have to sift through every day, it's mind-numbing. Don't discount how special it is when you get that opt in from someone to receive communications from your company. This person is saying, "I trust you, and I'm willing to hear what you have to say." So you better deliver the very best you can.
So how do you do that? Use as much data that is available to you to start understanding your audience. In an interview with Sundeep Kapur late last year, we talked about some of those tactics.
Explore the conversion process inside and out. Get to know what that process actually looks like from initial inquiry to the close. No business is going to have the same path, so I can't tell you to just go talk to sales or just go talk to marketing or just look in your analytics. But if it's helpful, start from the end and go backwards. Whether you have a CRM tool or just Sally the office assistant — start mining data, start having conversations to understand what the engagement and conversion cycle. The information you uncover in this process will reveal a lot about your audience and the opportunities for improvement in customer service, marketing and more. These are the opportunities where content can really matter.
Understand the audience to the best of your ability. Who are these people? Why do they buy this product or sign up fro this service? Who is the extended audience — who is influencing the primary target's decision? Who is funding it? Is it a personal purchase? Do they need a family member to make the decision for them? Does their company pay for it out of an annual budget? When you understand the circumstances around the conversion, your content can better speak to all of them, and better offer a solution in the form of content that matters.
Jessica, you are right about looking at conversion ratios. People just jump in and think automatically Facebook when reality is different! Thanks for the post.
Thanks Jessica, I find this data very interesting indeed. It amazes me that there's such a divided understanding of where to focus resources.
Consumers order of priority: EMAIL -> Website -> Facebook ..
Managers and business owners should probably share this information with their staff Monday morning.. I know I'm going to bring it up in our meeting. Thanks again.
Hi Jessica, yes the bandwagon mentality must be avoided, I've seen wafer thin posts that should never have seen the light of day, liked and retweeted to oblivion.


Wooden pallets are used for freight shipping all over the world. They can be painted or bathed in diesel fuel & used motor oil for termite and bacteria resistance (how we do it in Mexico). We have a tank made of rammed earth tires that holds 300 gallons of oil.
The pallets stay in the tank 1/2 day and become untasty for the bacteria and insects that possibly feed on them. Combined with other materials, they make sense to employ. With steel or carrizo reinforcement, once mudded over, they are like a modular wattle and daub system.
Our diesel and motor oil treated pallets.
Because of their use in industry to ship any and all products, we should be careful about selecting pallets that haven't been contaminated by chemicals and other poisons. Good, clean "skids" should be fairly safe to use. Thousands of them support many benign products that couldn't cause any harm.
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OpenKeychain is a free and open-source mobile app for the Android operating system that provides strong, user-based encryption which is compatible with the OpenPGP standard. This allows users to encrypt, decrypt, sign, and verify signatures for text, emails, and files. The app allows the user to store the public keys of other users with whom they interact, and to encrypt files such that only a specified user can decrypt them. In the same manner, if a file is received from another user and its public keys are saved, the receiver can verify the authenticity of that file and decrypt it if necessary. As of August 2021, it is no longer actively developed.

K-9 Mail Support
Together with K-9 Mail, it supports end-to-end encrypted emails via the OpenPGP INLINE and PGP/MIME formats. The developers of OpenKeychain and K-9 Mail are trying to change the way user interfaces for email encryption are designed. They propose to remove the ability to create encrypted-only emails and hide the case of signed-only emails. Instead, they focus on end-to-end security that provides confidentiality and authenticity by always encrypting and signing emails together.

Reception
OpenKeychain is listed on the official OpenPGP homepage and the well-known developer collective Guardian Project recommends it instead of APG to encrypt emails. TechRepublic published an article about it and conclude that "OpenKeychain happens to be one of the easiest encryption tools available for Android (that also happens to best follow OpenPGP standards)." The publisher Heise reviewed it in their c't Android magazine 2016 and discussed OpenKeychain's backup mechanism. The academic community uses OpenKeychain for experimental evaluations: It has been used as an example where cryptographic operations could be executed in a Trusted Execution Environment. Furthermore, modern alternatives for public key fingerprints have been implemented by other researchers. In 2016, the German Federal Office for Information Security published a study about OpenPGP on Android and evaluated OpenKeychain's functionality. OpenKeychain has been adapted to work with smartcards and NFC rings resulting in a usability study published on Ubicomp 2017.

Funding
The OpenKeychain developers participated in 3 Google Summer of Code programs with a total of 6 successful students. In 2015, one of the main developers got a one-year funding to improve the OpenPGP support in K-9 Mail paid by the Open Technology Fund.

History
OpenKeychain has been created as a fork of Android Privacy Guard (APG) in March 2012. Between December 2010 and October 2013 no new version of APG was released. Thus, OpenKeychain has been started with the intention of picking up the development to improve the user interface and API. A first version 2.0 has been released in January 2013. After three years without updates, APG merged back security fixes from OpenKeychain and some months later rebased an entire new version on OpenKeychain's source code. However, this process stopped in March 2014, while the OpenKeychain developers continued to regularly release new versions. A number of vulnerabilities found by Cure53 have been fixed in OpenKeychain. These are still not fixed in APG since its last release in March 2014. Since K-9 Mail version 5.200, APG is no longer supported as a cryptography provider.

References

External links

 GitHub repository of OpenKeychain

Free and open-source Android software
OpenPGP
Cryptographic software

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This week I've been varnishing old and new paintings. It's an art from in-and-of itself and to do it right requires knowledge, good tools and nerves of steel. Oh and a dust free environment! A challenge with a wood stove and a dog!
Varnishing is like putting glass over the art, it protects the oil painting and can be removed to clean up the painting years from now. Unfortunately all varnish has some degree of glare (just like glass) and that is always my challenge to create an even coat that is thin enough to avoid glare and yet protect the piece.


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If you're one of those who didn't savour a single dish at 'Dilli ke Pakwaan' festival or cringed at the sight of kilos of meat being cooked in gallons of oil or saw pieces of shahi paneer (cottage cheese) floating in puddles of an equally dubious cooking oil, you – most likely – missed a whole lot.
Tucked away at the edge of Delhi's Connaught Place area, the fifth edition of the festival offered 60 food items that sought to represent the multicultural character of a city that is well known for its cuisine.
The pandemonium of visitors at the city's local street food festival, which ended on Tuesday, was no different from the morning rush hour scene on the Delhi metro, except they were in no hurry to get out. In fact, when I joined a queue to get a plate of bhel puri, I thought I had been invited to a wedding in the neighbourhood, where you pay through your sweat – if not blood – to have a snack or a meal.
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A new Miss World Guam was recently crowned at the Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort in Tamuning. 20 year old Chanel Victoria Cruz Jarrett of Agana Heights, who not only took home the crown but also took home the Top Model Award. This is the second straight year Miss World Guam hails from Agana Heights, with 2013's queen, Camryn Mendiola, also from the central village.
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Krystal Paco took home the People's Choice Award.
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A group of Sanderstead residents have formed a committee to protest a series of proposed developments which could see houses in the area bulldozed and replaced with dozens of flats.
Planning applications have recently been submitted requesting permission to demolish properties on Mitchley Hill, Rectory Park, Hyde Road and Riddlesdown Road in order to create a total of 33 new apartments.
None of the applications, which were all received between July 13 and August 29, have been approved or declined yet - but the group has voiced fears that if the plans are approved, the existing public services such as schools and GP surgeries in the area will be "put under strain" and be "unable to cope".
Liz O'Brien, who has lived in Sanderstead for 18 years and next door to the proposed Mitchley Hill site for nine, started the group in the hopes that Croydon Council would "re-consider what kind of developments are suitable for the area".
Mrs O'Brien said: "Putting so many flats up is not in keeping with the area and it unfortunately seems to be the case that they are pulling down housing to fit as many people as they can here.
"It is very greedy and, compared to what's there in Mitchley Hill now, it will have a huge footprint both space-wise and regarding public services.
"There are obviously going to be a lot more people in a block of flats than in one house, which will put a things like schools, doctor's surgeries and roads under strain and we don't know if the existing infrastructure will be able to cope."
The current Mitchley Hill site has just one home on it - a large, detached property - which developers will bulldoze if the application is approved. The other three proposals also involve the bulldozing of one existing building each.
Mother-of-three Mrs O'Brien explained that her group does not oppose housing being built, but believes that the size of the proposed blocks and the flats within them - as well as how much they could be sold for - is "unsuitable for young buyers".
"This is not even affordable housing - I know that developers are hoping to sell some of the two-bedroom places for £400,000, which is not doable if you're starting off in the property ladder," she explained.
"I know that when my three boys move out, they won't be living around here because it's just too expensive. "
She added: "We aren't opposed to development because we know that the council is under pressure to build more [housing] so more can be provided - but at these prices how is anyone meant to get started?"
Mrs O'Brien, who has sons aged 15, 13 and ten, chaired the committe's first meeting on September 21 and said she had a "good turnout" of around 24 people.
Since then, the group has filed several objections to the Mitchley Hill proposals and hand-delivered more than 300 leaflets, titled "Save our area from development".
"We just want to make people aware that, as an area, there are a lot of flats being proposed," Mrs O'Brien said.
"People tend to think that if they don't live in the road, it has nothing to do with them - but it affects the whole area and things like road safety and traffic.
"Moreover, we have two bits of green belt land here and we are concerned that these proposals going ahead will set a dangerous precedent for the future - when they next come under review, they could be downgraded [if the proposed 32 flats are built]."
A planning statement put forward in connection with the Mitchley Hill development by planning consultant Penny King states: "Croydon's contribution to housing demand must be met by infill development, redevelopment, conversion and the development of small sites within the urban area.
"The site is small, it is contained within the urban area and it represents an opportunity for appropriate infill development in the form of flats.
"The site can accommodate the additional volume of building and number of households proposed and all commodities associated with modern day living.
"The existing house is considered to be a high level of land take and inefficient use of brownfield land in a sustainable location."
The statement continues: "The proposals to replace this large detached single property on a plot which can accommodate the larger numbers of apartments shown have social and economic benefits for the area and its existing population."


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The Yankees shutout the Orioles, 5-0, on Wednesday night behind six dominant innings from Michael Pineda. This was their fourth win in a row (three against the Orioles) and they are doing what is needed right now to not be sellers before the trade deadline.
In their last 10 games, the Yankees have done 7-3 and those games have all been against the Indians, Red Sox and Orioles, who would all be in the playoffs if the season ended today. They have been able to get three games closer in the division and are now six games behind the Red Sox after knocking the Orioles out of first place. They are five games out of the second wild card spot, but only two teams are now between them and the Blue Jays.
First time since 2003 that the Yankees have held the opposition to one run or less for four games in a row. The Yankees are 48-46 and are two games above .500 for the first time since they were 4-2 in the beginning of the season.
Pineda only allowed five hits in his six innings pitched and was able to rebound well after giving up five runs in each of his previous two starts. He had an impressive eight strikeouts and only two walks and 70 of his 113 pitches were strikes.
He showed great poise and heart in the sixth inning as he was able to prevent Mark Trumbo from scoring after he doubled to leadoff the inning. Pedro Alvarez hit a sacrifice fly to advance Trumbo to third and then Pineda struck out the next two batters. That run likely would have scored in some of Pineda's other starts this season.
When you can get outs with runners in scoring position those are the most crucial outs of the game," Joe Girardi said in reference to Pineda's sixth inning. The Yankees still only had a 2-0 lead in the top of the sixth inning.
Pineda's slider and fastball were on point so he didn't need to go to his change very much. Pineda stayed focused and didn't hang any of his sliders. Pineda is third in the American League in most games with 8 or more strikeouts with 8.
After Pineda came out of the game in the sixth inning, the Yankees bullpen held the Orioles scoreless in the last three innings while not allowing a hit. Dellin Betances had one strikeout and Chasen Shreve recorded two strikeouts. A catalyst for the Yankees recently has been that they have 28.2 consecutive scoreless innings from their bullpen.
Carlos Beltran had two RBIs including a 399 foot homer to right in the 8th inning. In the sixth inning, Beltran did something that's rarely seen from a power hitter. He had a push bunt on a shift off of Gallardo for a single to help give the Yankees an extra run since Mark Teixeira walked with the bases loaded in the sixth inning. The game was still close as Jacoby Ellsbury's run on Teixeria's walk made the score 3-0.
Brett Gardner hit the team's second RBI sacrifice fly of the game in the seventh inning. His sac fly scored Ronald Torreyes, who had hit a triple to the wall.
Mark Teixeria, who was playing in his first game since July 16 after being hit by a ball, hit a homer in the fourth inning on a slider to go with his two walks. He really adds a lot to the offense if he can produce in the middle of the order as opposed to the lack of production that he gave the team earlier in the season.
Teixeira, who still has a low .189 average, now has five homers in his last 16 games after having only three in his first 48 games. Homers in the middle of the lineup is what the team is counting on from Teixeira.
Beltran, who is 39, leads the team in average (.304, homers (20), RBI (60) and hits (97). He is on track to have much better numbers than last season and in turn if the Yankees decide to sell they will be able to get talent back that will be able to really help the team next year and down the line.
If the Yankees can get the win on Thursday they will have swept the Orioles and it will be their third four-game sweep of the season but first against a team as good as the Orioles.
The Yankees were able to end their three-game losing streak with their 5-4 win over the Detroit Tigers in Detroit on Thursday night. They previously lost three consecutive games in Toronto where they scored a total of only three runs.
Michael Pineda got the start during this makeup game from the beginning of the season and he definitely pitched well enough to stay in the rotation. General Manager Brian Cashman talked before the game about demoting him from the rotation if had another subpar start. Going into last night's game, Pineda's 6.92 ERA was the worst ERA of any pitcher who had thrown enough innings to qualify for the ERA title.
However, in this game, he pitched like he is capable of as he allowed one earned run in 5.2 innings pitched. He recorded an impressive eight strikeouts, allowed seven hits and didn't walk a single Tiger. He has been limiting the walks and piling up the strikeouts most of the season, but he has struggled mightily in the first inning and with the long ball and with allowing minor issues to turn into multiple runs.
This game was different for Pineda compared to what had happened to him in many previous starts. He struck out Cameron Maybin to begin the game, but then allowed back-to-back hits to J.D. Martinez and Miguel Cabrera. However, this time he didn't allow those runners to score since he was able to get Victor Martinez to hit into a double play to end the frame. Proving how much the opening frame has been a problem for Pineda is that 36 percent of the runs that he has allowed this season have come in the first inning (15 of the 42 earned runs).
He allowed more hits (7) than innings pitched but he managed to limit the damage to only one earned run. His slider was a strength tonight – generating 13 whiffs with the slider tonight, good for a 40.6% rate. When his slider is on it is a sign that Pineda is pitching well. What is so frustrating about Pineda is that last season on Mother's Day he had 16 strikeouts and allowed only one run to the Orioles and this season he has now allowed two runs or less in a start five times, which proves his potential.
However, what has led to his ERA being 6.41 in the beginning of June is that he has given up five runs or more five times (with one start where he allowed three runs). Joe Girardi and pitching coach Larry Rothschild hope and need him to be more consistent than he has shown because he has been by far the worst pitcher in the rotation.
Last season he ended the campaign with a 4.37 ERA but he was able to truly show what he is capable of in the 2014 season. He missed about a month and a half due to injury but was able to have an outstanding 1.89 ERA in 13 starts. He had 59 strikeouts and seven walks, which is a very good strikeout to walk ratio, and he allowed two runs or less in 12 of his 13 starts.
He has the ability to be a No. 2 type starter. Thursday's start could be the one that leads to him having sustained effectiveness similar to what he showed in 2013, which was his first healthy season as a Yankee after being traded to the team before the 2012 season. They will need Pineda to pitch well to have a chance of getting back in the race in the AL East.
It appeared that the Yankees would win easily as they had a 5-1 lead going into the bottom of the seventh inning. The Yankees exploded for four runs in the seventh on a Rob Refsnyder RBI single that scored Chase Headley, an RBI single by Aaron Hicks that scored Austin Romine and a triple to deep right by leadoff hitter Jacoby Ellsbury that scored Refsnyder and Hicks.
However, in this game, the trio of Dellin Betances, Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman, which has been extremely reliable when all pitching in the same game, was not during the seventh through ninth innings. But they were able to luckily limit the damage to three total runs, which led to the Yankees escaping Detroit with a win.
Betances struck out three in his 1.1 innings but he allowed an RBI double to make the score 5-2. Miller, who still has a very low 1.25 ERA, walked two batter in the eighth and gave up an RBI double. Chapman was really able to get out of trouble in the ninth since he loaded the bases with no outs and then got J.D. Martinez to hit into a double play, which scored the Tigers fourth and final run.
Refsnyder, who has gone back and forth from Triple-A Scranton this season, should stay with the Yankees. They would not have won the game without him since he scored the team's first run in addition to scoring and driving in a run in the seventh. He is now hitting .400 in 10 at-bats this season and is valuable off of the bench because he produces offensively and can play second, third and outfield.
The Yankees, who are now 25-28 and 6.5 games behind the Boston Red Sox (32-22) for first place in the AL East, will begin a three-game series in Baltimore against the second place Orioles (30-22) on Friday night. It will be important that the team continues to get the offensive production that they did on Thursday during the series in Baltimore.
The Yankees (13-19) lost to the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night, 7-3, at Yankee Stadium. Michael Pineda allowed six runs in 5.2 innings pitched, but he allowed four of his six runs in the first inning. This continued his trend of struggling early in the contest but then rebounding. He needs to find consistency, so that he is a reliable pitcher in the beginning of the game.
He has really struggled in the first two innings this season as 20 of the 27 earned runs that he has allowed this season have come in the first two frames. He has been a completely different pitcher after the second frame, but his inability to prevent runners from scoring in the first two stanzas has led to him having a very high ERA of 6.28, a WHIP of 1.60 to go along with hitters having a .306 average against him in his seven starts.
After Alex Gordon's sacrifice fly scored Lorenzo Cain, Salvador Perez would go onto smash a three-run homer to left that gave the Royals their fourth run of the first inning. That homer by Perez ended up being the difference in the game. Pineda has struggled with the long ball this year as his nine homers given up are tied for the fourth most in the American League.
Pineda has allowed a solid two earned runs in four of his seven starts, but that is not good enough because in his other three starts he has given up six, seven and six runs, respectively. He is obviously not injured based on the way he has pitched after the second inning, but he just needs a different mindset so that he doesn't have starts where he allows four runs in the first inning.
With Wednesday night's loss, the Yankees now have a 5-3 record in the last eight games. They are starting to turn the season around because in their previous eight games they had a record of 1-7. A factor in the team winning more games in the last eight contests is that they have scored 38 runs in that span versus only 17 runs in the stretch when they went 1-7.
A positive development during this stretch of improved offense has been the play of Aaron Hicks, who was traded to the Yankees in the offseason. He has gotten consistent at-bats since he has been playing everyday in the outfield as a result of Carlos Beltran being the DH with Alex Rodriguez on the disabled list. Hicks was 3-4 on Wednesday night, and in the last seven games he is an impressive 9-21 (.429) with one double, two homers, five RBIs and five runs scored. His average was .067 on May 4 and is now a much more respectable .216.
Beltran, who was 2-4 last night with a solo home run, has hit well during the month of May. He is 10-36 (.278) with three homers, four doubles, five runs scored and six RBIs. There have been 10 of the team's 32 games during May, and three of his seven homers have come during May in addition to six of his 15 RBIs.
Beltran also hit his 399th career homer last night, which puts him in a three-way tie for 54th on the all-time list with Al Kaline and Andres Galarraga. Three Yankees are in the top five on the all-time switch hitter home run list as Mark Teixeira has 397, Beltran has 399 and Chipper Jones retired with 468, Eddie Murray retired with 504 and Mickey Mantle retired with 536.
Chase Headley had a single to shallow left in the second inning to score Hicks for his only hit of the game. He has a very low .178 average this season, but the third baseman has a .278 average (5-18) in the last seven days to show some signs of improvement. However, Headley still does not have an extra base hit this season and has only four RBIs. Proving how Headley has not done his part as an everyday player is that 26 pitchers have an extra base hit this season while Headley does not have one.
The Yankees will play the series finale against the Royals tonight at 7:05 p.m. They will win the series if they win tonight's game that will be started by Nathan Eovaldi (4.78 ERA). In Eovaldi's previous start, he dominated in eight innings as he allowed two runs and struck out six.
Joe Girardi has said that the goal is to win consecutive series that they play, and the Yankees should be able to get back into the race in the American League East if they can win the next five series that they play. They went into this series having won their previous two.
The Yankees (83-68) currently have a 4-game lead for the first wild card spot, which means they are on track to hosting the Houston Astros, the Minnesota Twins or the Anaheim Angels in a one-game playoff for the right to play in the ALDS. Houston is currently the second wild card with an 80-73 record, the Minnesota Twins are one-game behind the Astros and the Anaheim Angels are 1.5 games behind the Astros.
The best matchup for the Yankees would be if they end up playing the Twins in the wild card game. The Twins No. 1 starter is not nearly as good as the No. 1 starters on the Angels or Astros, and the Yankees had a lot of success when playing against Minnesota. However, the Yankees need to win three or four games during this upcoming series against Chicago to keep their slim chance of winning the AL East alive.
In tonight's game, hyped prospect Rob Refsnyder will get his first start since he went 0-3 against the Mariners on July 18. He was sent back down to Triple-A Scranton after that game and before tonight's game has only had two at-bats this month. Refsnyder will try to live up to the offensive success he has had in the minor leagues the last few years, but he will be getting a challenging matchup tonight as he will be facing Chris Sale, who is one of the best pitchers in the American League.
Back-up catcher John Ryan Murphy will get the start for Brian McCann, Chris Young will get the start in left field because Sale is a lefty and Young has performed very well against lefties this season, Brendan Ryan will get the start at shortstop for Didi Gregorius and Dustin Ackley will get the start at first. Greg Bird, who is on an 8-game hitting streak, has started at first in the last nine games. Gregorius has started every game at shortstop since July 25, when Ryan got the start at short.
Michael Pineda, who will start tonight's game, allowed zero runs and struck out four in 5.1 innings in his last start against the Mets. That was his third time this season that he hasn't allowed a run and his first since July 4 against the Rays. He bounced back well since he had given up four runs in each of his last two starts before that start against the Mets.


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1986 (MCMLXXXVI) was a common year starting on Wednesday of the Gregorian calendar.
Millennium:
2nd millennium
Centuries:
19th century – 20th century – 21st century
Decades:
4 Movies released
5 Hit songs
BirthsEdit
January 24 – Mischa Barton, English-born American actress
January 24 – Ricky Ullman, Israeli-born American actor
February 1 – Johan Vonlanthen, Swiss footballer
February 19 – Maria Mena, Norwegian singer
February 21 – Charlotte Church, Welsh soprano
March 1 – Jonathan Spector, American footballer
March 9 – Brittany Snow, American actress
March 14 – Jamie Bell, English actor
March 28 – Lady Gaga, American singer
April 3 – Amanda Bynes, American actress and variety show host
May 13 – Robert Pattinson, Actor, Singer & Model
June 3 – Rafael Nadal, Spanish tennis player
June 10 – Joey Zimmerman, American actor
June 11 – Shia LaBeouf, American actor
June 13 – Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, American actresses and entrepreneurs
June 24 – Solange Knowles, American actress and singer
June 25 – Aya Matsuura, Japanese singer
June 27 – Drake Bell, American actor
July 2 – Lindsay Lohan, American actress
July 4 – Shane Kippel, Canadian actor
July 17 – Brando Eaton, American actor
August 16 – Shawn Pyfrom, American actor
September 9 – Michael J. Sox, German singer
September 12 – Emmy Rossum, American actress and singer
October 31 – Christie Hayes, Australian actress
November 2 – Lara Sacher, Australian actress
November 3 – Jasmine Trias, American singer
November 5 – BoA, Korean singer
November 17 – Nani, Portuguese footballer
November 25 – Amber Hagerman, American murder victim (d. 1996)
December 28 – Tom Huddlestone, English football player
December 30 – Ellie Goulding, British singer
DeathsEdit
January 1 – Alfredo Binda, Italian cyclist (b. 1902)
January 8 – Pierre Fournier, French cellist (b. 1906)
January 14 – Donna Reed, American actress (b. 1921)
January 24 – L. Ron Hubbard, American fiction writer and founder of Scientology (b. 1911)
January 24 – Gordon MacRae, American actor, singer (b. 1921)
January 24 – Vincente Minnelli, American director (b. 1903)
January 27 – Lilli Palmer, actress (b. 1914)
January 28 – Crew of Space Shuttle Challenger: Francis R. Scobee, Michael J. Smith, Judith Resnik, Ellison Onizuka, Ronald McNair, Greg Jarvis, Christa McAuliffe.
February 11 – Frank Herbert, American science fiction writer (b. 1920)
February 27 – Jacques Plante, Canadian hockey player (b. 1929)
February 28 – Olof Palme, Prime Minister of Sweden (b. 1927)
March 6 – Georgia O'Keeffe, American artist (b. 1887)
March 10 – Ray Milland, Welsh actor (b. 1907)
March 30 – James Cagney, American actor (b. 1899)
April 14 – Simone de Beauvoir, French writer and intellectual (b. 1908)
April 24 – Wallis Simpson, wife of King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom (b. 1896)
May 9 – Tenzing Norgay, Nepalese mountain guide (b. 1914)
June 14 – Jorge Luis Borges, Argentine writer (b. 1899)
August 31 – Urho Kekkonen, President of Finland (b. 1900)
September 24 – Cliff Burton, American bassist and songwriter (b. 1962)
October 19 – Samora Machel, President of Mozambique (b. 1933)
November 8 – Vyacheslav Molotov, Soviet politician (b. 1890)
December 28 – Andrei Tarkovsky, Russian movie director (b. 1932)
December 29 – Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister of the UK (b. 1894)
EventsEdit
January 1 – Spain and Portugal enter the European Community
January 1 – Aruba gains increased autonomy from the Netherlands and is separated from the Netherlands Antilles.
January 9 – After losing a patent battle with Polaroid, Kodak leaves the instant camera business.
January 12 – Space Shuttle Columbia is launched with the first Hispanic-American astronaut, Dr. Franklin R. Chang-Diaz.
January 20 – The United Kingdom and France announce plans to construct the Channel Tunnel.
January 20 – The first federal Martin Luther King Day, honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
January 24 – Voyager 2 space probe makes first encounter with Uranus
January 28 – Space Shuttle Challenger disintegrates 73 seconds after launch, killing all seven astronauts on board.
January 29 – Yoweri Kaguta Museveni became President of the Republic of Uganda after leading a successful five-year liberation struggle.
February 25 – Corazon Aquino becomes President of the Philippines.
February 28 – Sweden's Prime Minister Olof Palme is assassinated.
April 20 - NBA player Michael Jordan scores a playoff record 63 points in a game against the Boston Celtics.
April 21 – Geraldo Rivera opens Al Capone's vault on live television and finds nothing.
April 26 – An explosion occurs at a nuclear reactor in Chernobyl.
August 21 – A leak of volcanic gases at Lake Nyos in Cameroon kills many people nearby as they sleep.
October 11 – Mikhail Gorbachev and Ronald Reagan hold a meeting in Iceland.
October 19 – Mozambique's President Samora Machel dies in a plane crash.
Bubble Bobble is created, a video game popular world-wide
Movies releasedEdit
Three Amigos
Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation
Ruthless People
The Hitcher
Heartbreak Ridge
Hit songsEdit
"Stimulation – Wa Wa Nee
"You're The Voice" – John Farnham #1
"No Lies" – Noiseworks
"Funkytown" – Psudeo Echo #1
"Throw Your Arms Around Me" – Hunters + Collectors
"(There's Gonna Be) A Showdown – The Johnnys
"Walk Like An Egyptian" – The Bangles
"Livin' On A Prayer"- Bon Jovi
"The Final Countdown" – Europe
"French Kissin' In The USA" – Debbie Harry
"True Colors" – Cyndi Lauper
"Hip To Be Square" – Huey Lewis and the News
"Real Wild Child (Wild One)" – Iggy Pop
"Hymn To Her" – The Pretenders
"War" – Bruce Springsteen
"Breakout" – Swing Out Sister
"I Want To Wake Up With You" – Boris Gardiner
"Two Of Hearts" – Stacey Q
"Whole Of The Moon" – Waterboys
"Take My Breath Away" – Berlin
"Glory Of Love" – Peter Cetera
"The Next Time I Fall" – Peter Cetera
"You Give Love A Bad Name" – Bon Jovi
"Move Away" – Culture Club
"That's What Friends Are For" – Dionne Warwick
"Hey, You!" – Divine
"Little Baby" – Divine
"Sara" – Starship
"Parce que je ne t'aime plus" – Dalida
"Le sixième jour" – Dalida
"Addicted To Love" – Robert Palmer
"Stuck With You" – Huey Lewis & the News
"How Will I Know" – Whitney Houston
"When I Think of You" – Janet Jackson
"West End Girls" – Pet Shop Boys
"Live to Tell" – Madonna
"Holding Back The Years" – Simply Red
"Stay For Awhile" – Amy Grant
"Papa Don't Preach" – Madonna
"Rock Me Amadeus" – Falco
"On My Own" – Patti Labelle & Michael McDonald
"Notorious" – Duran Duran
"Sometimes" – Erasure
"Kyrie" – Mr. Mister
"That Was Then, This Is Now" – The Monkees
"Kiss" – Prince
"The Greatest Love of All" – Whitney Houston
"Manic Monday" – The Bangles
"Locked In" – Judas Priest
"Turbo Lover" – Judas Priest
"Love Walks In" – Van Halen
"La Isla Bonita" – Madonna
"Sledgehammer" – Peter Gabriel
"Invisible Touch" – Genesis
"Living In America" – James Brown
"Lady In Red" – Chris de Burgh
"Holding Out For A Hero" – Bonnie Tyler
"My Hometown" – Bruce Springsteen
"Venus" – Bananarama
New booksEdit
Extinction – Thomas Bernhard
The Bourne Supremacy – Robert Ludlum
The Bridge – Iain Banks
Cadillac Desert – Marc Reisner
The Fence Post Chronicles – W.P. Kinsella
The Fisher King – Anthony Powell
Ghost – Piers Anthony
The Golden Cup – Belva Plain
Hollywood Husbands – Jackie Collins
I'll Take Manhattan – Judith Krantz
In the Hollow of His Hand – James Purdy
It – Stephen King
Kara Kush – Idries Shah
Kate Vaiden – Reynolds Price
Last of the Breed – Louis L'Amour
Leo Africanus – Amin Maalouf
The Light Fantastic – Terry Pratchett
A Matter of Honour – Jeffrey Archer
The Moronic Inferno and Other Visits to America – Martin Amis
Nobody Lives For Ever – John Gardner
The Old Devils – Kingsley Amis
A Perfect Spy – John le Carré
The Prince of Tides – Pat Conroy
Red Storm Rising – Tom Clancy
Speaker for the Dead – Orson Scott Card
Sportswriter – Richard Ford
Tourist Season – Carl Hiaasen
Wanderlust – Danielle Steel
Whirlwind – James Clavell
The Wizards and the Warriors – Hugh Cook
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A movement program for all
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There are thousands of parking lots and parking garages throughout Florida. There is nothing more infuriating than coming out of a building to find that your vehicle has been vandalized. The criminal is long gone, but the bills and inconvenience associated with repairing the destruction are right in front of you. Just who is liable for the damage? A good attorney can help make that determination.
Property owners do have a legal obligation to keep the premises reasonably safe.That means the area must be well lit and inspected regularly for hazards like potholes, cracks, or uneven walkways. When danger spots are identified or reported, the property owner is responsible for making necessary repairs quickly. If they fail to do so, they may be legally liable. In the case of your damaged vehicle, the property owner may be liable if inadequate lighting was present.
Additionally, the courts tend to expect large complexes to provide trained security to patrol parking facilities, as well as working security cameras. Their presence can deter criminal activity and keep vehicles in the parking structure safe and secure.
Miami Shores: Miami Shores police were called when a gun-wielding man drove up to a woman who was in a Publix parking lot and demanded her purse.
Petersburg: An elderly man was robbed and beaten with his own walker in a Walmart parking Lot in September 2016.
Kissimmee: A woman was stabbed in the neck in a Home Depot Parking Lot in Osceola County.
Venice: Law enforcement was called to respond to an assault and attempted carjacking incident in a Publix parking lot in Venice.
With all the threats out there, what can you do to ensure your own safety and the security of your vehicle?
Your personal safety should be your top priority, so stay alert: Pay attention to other vehicles, pedestrians, and anyone who appears to be loitering. Put away your ear buds and cell phones, and keep your eyes and ears open to possible threats. Some experts recommend carrying pepper spray to use as defense if necessary. Another idea you may consider is carrying a whistle or noisemaker of some kind. If you use it, you may frighten away attackers and alert others who can help. And park smart: avoid areas that are not well lit or that are secluded in order to deter criminal activity.
Be considerate! Do not invite angry retaliation by taking up two parking spaces! Even though bad parking does not justify someone keying your car, some people do not need a lot to incentivize them. By all means, do not leave valuables on the seat of your car or otherwise visible. Some criminals just cannot resist such an invitation.
If you are the victim of parking lot crime, you need compassionate, yet aggressive and experienced legal representation. Our knowledgeable premises liability team at Scoma Law Firm will investigate every angle of the crime to determine if negligent security played a part in the incident. Call our Clermont office today for your free, confidential consultation.


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Q: MS Access Report Layout I have created a Report with grouped data, as seen in the top half of the image. I would ideally like the grouping to look like the bottom half of the image. Is this possible in Access, and if so, how do I achieve this? Thanks.

A: There is no easy way to place sections side-by-side in Access. Reports have a property MoveLayout that can be set to False in code. The result of this is that the next section will start to print at the same vertical position and thus print several sections overlayed on top of each other.
This is a code example from one of my reports where I set this property depending on a field value:
Private Sub GroupHeader2_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
    If FormatCount = 1 Then
        If IsNull(Me!Pruefpunkt) Then
            Me.MoveLayout = False
        End If
    End If
End Sub

You will probably have to set this property to False in the group sections headers and to true in the details section and group sections footers. Do this in the Format event of the sections.

UPDATE (in response to comment)
It works for me
Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
    MoveLayout = True
End Sub

Private Sub GroupHeader0_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
    MoveLayout = False
End Sub

Private Sub GroupHeader1_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
    MoveLayout = False
End Sub

With a report looking like this

The result looks like this

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Season 3 of "Fear the Walking Dead" – the companion series to the #1-rated cable series "The Walking Dead" – has arrived on Blu-ray and DVD from Lionsgate. "Fear the Walking Dead" Season 3 stars a diverse cast of many actors, among them Danay Garcia ("Prison Break"); and Ruben Blades ("Once Upon a Time in Mexico," "Safe House," "Ruben Blades is Not My Name"). Garcia has 23 episodes (since 2016) to date with the series and Blades has 28 episodes since 2015 to present.
As society collapses around them, the families must come together to survive the apocalypse and combat the deadly threats on all sides. "Fear the Walking Dead" Season 3 finds the families are brought together in the vibrant and violent ecotone of the U.S.-Mexico border. With international lines done away with following the world's end, the characters must attempt to rebuild not only society, but their families as well.
As "Fear the Walking Dead" Season 3 becomes available for home entertainment, the new season is being shot in Austin. TODO Austin was granted an interview with Danay Garcia, who stars as Luciana in the show.
TODO Austin: What did you do to prepare for "Fear the Walking Dead" episodes as opposed to other dramatic work you have done in the past?
Garcia: Because it is an apocalypse, I had to work on the mindset—thinking about what does survival mean to me and humanity? Who is made to survive? Wake up to this, then what? If this happened, I had to put myself into it. This is a high stake dynamic – not an normal everyday job. People may see it as fascinating, but also need to think about what they would do. We have to get in that mind set of "oh humanity is ending" as we've protected ourselves to not deal with this.
TODO Austin: I heard you are in Austin?
Garcia: Yes! I have been living here since November (currently shooting Season 4) – and dealing with all the challenges since then. It was so cold; so cold! The weather has been so unpredictable and the clothing the actors wear is not meant for rain/snow. It is challenging, but it is a good story about people who are already facing challenges. As an actor, acting in the rain/cold – you are really living it – you can't be bundled up. It is crazy, but fun. There is a level of concentration to be kept and I can deliver.
TODO Austin: What is your favorite thing about Austin so far?
Garcia: I love the food in Austin! Enjoy Terry Black's; the city; the music; nothing any more specific. It is beautiful and the people are kind and nice. I needed another outlet, so I took a ballet class and I love it. It is fantastic and the people are cool; they've been good to me.
TODO Austin: Is there anything else you would like to do in your career?
Garcia: I am happy to be "Luciana" – a very strong and fearless woman and working with this group of women. This is exploring different sides of women. It is a gift and I am thankful to put the clothing and boots on to tell this story.