We are so excited to announce to the world that our family is expanding!
Now before you all jump out of your chairs, this may not be such a big deal for you. We are not pregnant (collective sigh of disappointment!) but we do have a new car!!!
This is a HUGE deal for us!! We have been battling and struggling through car issue after car issue on car after car for about the last twelve months. Many issues have just come out of the blue or been pretty much unfixable through no fault of our own and the stress on our pockets has been pretty, well, stressful.
Since my brother unsuccessfully test floated the last unboat (and by that I mean car) that I had been using, we desperately needed a second car. I (Sara) am driving frequently to and around Toowoomba for midwifery related stuff and Tim really needs to be able to get the boys to things.
So here we are! The proud owners of a beautiful 2003 Toyota Camry Altise. It's done just over 100,000 kms and has only been driven by a pensioner. I'm pretty sure we will rack up another 100,000 in no time at all. It fits three car seats along the back seat (once again, don't go getting any ideas… we're just future proofing) and our double swag in the boot for camping trips!
We are so incredibly grateful for all the support carwise we have had over the last twelve months. To everyone who lent us cars, Shannon, Andrew & Krystelle, Mum & Dad… we truly appreciate it and we could not have gotten by without you. To Tim B for selling us your baby – a mazda 323 that is as old as I am – at a fraction of what she was truly worth. She is a magnificant beast. Her name is Shelby by the way.
We thank Tim's parents for lending us the remaining money that we needed to finalise the payment on this car. It's the first time we've been in debt in a while, and as horrible a feeling as it is, we do appreciate it.
Nathan already loves "Mummy's Car." I cleverly introduced it to him as such and it has stuck, although it will be the kids car so it comes with the job. Tim is doing more kid stuff this semester, so he'll get it most of the time. 🙁 This car issue is just one area and way that God has been proving He is ever faithful to us.
So Mummy & Daddy are a little more happy about this car then the kids… but everyone looked at the camera first time!


Rank new blog on Google free: After all we create a new blog, after pressing a topic on our head, how Google hopes for the first time. In fact, a blog overnight can not bring you Google's first time because you want to work hard And have to follow the rules. Please read this post today and hopefully you will be back in your work.
Please note the following about Google's ranking.
Post (Post): Post your blog regularly, Google will make your blog great impressions in different places. For which to continue posting you will see Blog Rank 1000% on my site I have started Ranking since it has started.
Keyword - Keyword: Another important topic of Blog Rank is the Keyword selection. You can select the keyword that the visitor wants. And yes, working with Low-Competition Keyword in the new blog. It will take a keyword that reads at least 1000 thousand searches per month, but few people write it.
Long Post - Long Post and Fun: Every post should be written in the post so that the Visitor enjoys reading it so that he wants to read another post. Keep in mind that the length of time a visitor will stay in your blog will be your blog rank. Visitors will be glad to read even if your writing quality is bad. If the post is large, keywords are more in it and Visitor takes more time to read, so Google assumes that the quality of this post is very good and will rank your blog site. So please focus on posting well.
Loading Time: Must pay attention to blog's loading time because if a visitor does not enter your blog quickly, he will exit from your site and hence your site will lose rank from Google.
Meta tags: Many say meta tag is not important but it is wrong to see that you will be able to give your post main keyword inside the meta tag, Google will easily find your post. But do not mention keywords more often, but lose rank.
Internal Links: The more links you have in your post, the more rank it will be, and the increase in the amount of the post will be more for the internal link. The more you post, the more you can link to the internal.
How to rank your blog in the hope that this post will be useful to you today. So share the post if you like it and comment down if you have anything to know.


Prospective student-teachers need to be aware of the responsibilities to be assumed. A variety of activities should be made available to the student teachers and the student teacher should be aware of and take advantage of the activities available to him. Administrators, supervising teachers, and college supervisors should provide broad and varied experiences within the cooperating school, the cooperating student-teaching center, and within the community. Lay persons should fully understand the student-teaching program in their community. A description of the types of student-teaching experiences necessary in answering these needs has not heretofore been compiled. It is the purpose of this thesis to provide such a description.
Moore, Elizabeth, "A Production of Color Slides and Accompanying Tape-Recorded Script of the Student Teaching Program of Central Washington State College as Depicted Through the Experiences of a Student Teacher in the Yakima Student Teaching Center" (1965). All Master's Theses. 512.


Welcome to the 2019 KAS Blanket Room. We invite you to view many of the wonderful blankets that are made from our crafters efforts. Eight inch (20 cm) squares and completed blankets make their way to the KAS Barn and will eventually be featured on this discussion page. We hope that you might see one of your creations.
Many thanks to the crafters, gogos and sewing warriors that sew the squares into blankets.
Wow, an amazing square in a gorgeous blanket!
Estelle posted these two lovely blankets on Facebook and writes: I'm taking these two fabulous Cath Riley blankets to KAS tomorrow. The pink one sewn together by Lyn de Ridder and the absolutely gorgeous one ( we love the colours Cath) sewn together by Liz. Thank you all so much and especially Lyn and Liz for sewing up blankets in the dreadful heat wave we had.
Always lovely to see Cath Rileys blankets. Her colour combinations are always great.
The distinctive gorgeous blankets from Cath are a pleasure to see. Thanks Cath!
Thank you Sue Anousakis for joining these 3 lovely blankets for KNIT A SQUARE. Thanks Liz Murphy for edging them and supplying the yarn.
Thanks Amy and Estelle for all these blanket pictures. Love the colours in these three finished by Sue and Liz, great teamwork!
Amy thank you so much for posting my photos. I know you are busy with the January theme. If you have a chance would you please post the pic of Karen Gordon's blanket that I made. I made it especially for her as I read such super remarks from her and I haven't seen any of her blankets. Thanks.
Here is Karen's blanket from Estelle and more.
Estelle writes: I loved your mustards and turquoise squares KAREN GORDEN from Scotland. I've been collecting them for a long time and finally some arrived on our last opening day. VALERIE ZALEWSKI from France there are some of your squares in that blanket. Thanks Mabel for the animal squares they must be from CHRISTINE CHIPLEN from Wales. CATH RILEY from Liverpool love your new green variegated yarn. If you look carefully I did the border on the wrong side of the blanket. I was traveling to White River so did it in the car. I'm so sorry and only noticed it when I took the photo. I can redo it. Ronda thanks for the pastel squares you gave me I enjoyed joining this blanket. So it's off to KAS I go tomorrow armed with super blankets. Thank you all so much.
Thanks so much for posting these Amy.
I loved sewing them together Christine. Mabel opened your parcel and gave them to me to sew together. I knew that they must be from you...always such neat squares.
Sorry Estelle, my mistake, thank you so much for your beautiful handiwork!


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/ Social Sciences and the Law
/ Anthropology and Archaeology
/ Archaeology: General
/ Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu mä´cho͞o pēk´cho͞o [key], Inca site in Peru, about 50 mi (80 km) NW of Cuzco. It is perched high upon a rock in a narrow saddle between two sharp mountain peaks and overlooks the Urubamba River 2,000 ft (600 m) below. Ignored and later forgotten by Spanish colonial authorities because of its abandoned condition, the site was uncovered in 1911 by the American explorer Hiram Bingham. The imposing city is one of the largest pre-Columbian sites found virtually intact. (Research published in 2008, however, suggests that Augusto Berns, a German adventurer and businessman, may have discovered and looted the site in 1867.)
Perhaps the most spectacular ruin in the Americas, Machu Picchu spreads over 5 sq mi (13 sq km), with over 3,000 steps linking its many different levels. It shows admirable architectural design and execution, including a terracing system built on extremely steep terrain; it has been estimated that 60% of the effort expended on construction was devoted to creating the terraces. It also contains rare examples of religious monuments, including a carved stone (the Intiwatana), a small tower (the Torreón), and a cave with a masonry entrance (the Intimachay). Such indigenous shrines were generally destroyed by Spanish authorities.
Archaeological and historical evidence indicates that it represents a mountain retreat of the Inca leader Pachacuti Yupanqui, who ruled c.1438–1471. Investigators have suggested the site may have served as a religious sanctuary and that the masonry windows at two of its monuments may have been aligned so as to define the June and December solstices. Experts do not agree whether the numerous steep walls at Machu Picchu and surrounding Inca sites were built as military fortifications or simply to delimit the boundaries of these special state installations.
See H. Bingham, Lost City of the Incas (1948, repr. 1969); C. Heaney, Cradle of Gold (2010).
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Why is it that those who spend an inordinate amount of time professing their dedication and fealty to the United States Constitution seem to always be among the first to toss our founding document out the window the moment it becomes inconvenient to their desires?
In a series of tweets posted by South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham on Friday, the conservative, 'strict constructionist' argued that nineteen-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev—suspected of being one of the Boston Marathon terrorists and taken into custody on Friday evening—should be treated as an enemy combatant and denied his due process rights under the Constitution.
Were the Administration to follow Graham's advice, Tsarnaev would forever be denied his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent and to have the counsel of an attorney. Without these rights granted to all defendants pursuant to Miranda, anything this suspect might say to interrogators before being advised of these rights would still be admissible in a court of law.
I say 'forever denied' because Mr. Tsarnov will not be getting his Miranda warnings for a period of time even without declaring him an enemy combatant.
As a result of an exception to Miranda called The Public Safety Rule, the suspect can—and will—be questioned without being 'Mirandized" for the purpose of determining if there is an imminent threat to the public safety. In this instance, any information Tsarnaev provides the specialized team that will be interrogating him will remain admissible at trial, even though he has not received his Miranda warnings.
However, this exception to Miranda begins to 'fade' from the moment the questioning begins. And while there is no set time limit for the exception stated in the law, it is generally assumed that the period for such questioning to determine whether an immediate public threat may exist typically cannot extend for more than forty-eight hours.
Beyond this invocation of the Public Safety Rule, Tsarneav will be accorded all the rights of due process prescribed by the Constitution, including a civil trial before a jury of his peers.He will have the right to be silent and will be entitled to a lawyer.
Were Lindsey Graham to have his way, due process rights would never be afforded the bombing suspect who is an American citizen. This would include his right to a civilian trial as, were he to be designated an enemy combatant, Tsarneav would be tried by a military tribunal where the constitutional protections extended to the rest of us are virtually non-existent.
Keep in mind that the horrible crimes that Mr. Tsarneav is accused of committing occurred on US soil and that, no matter how heinous the terrorist acts Tsareav is alleged to have carried out, he remains an American citizen with all the rights that come with the status. Also keep in mind that, in this country, we are all innocent until proven guilty.
For Senator Graham to spend the past few weeks arguing that background checks for terrorists, criminals or anyone else who want to purchase a gun at a gun show violates the Second Amendment to our Constitution only to turn around and seek to strip an American citizen of his constitutional due process rights is nothing short of the epitome of hypocrisy and beyond abhorrent.
Should the accused ultimately be convicted of the charges, we could each creatively dream up any number of punishments we would like to personally administer to such a sick and evil human being. But, until that conviction should occur, he must be given the same rights and protections that we are all privileged to experience as Americans.
I can respect anyone who stands up for adhering to the United States Constitution. But giving effect to that document does not mean picking and choosing when and where to apply it simply because it does not always suit the desires of a United States Senator.
Lindsey Graham needs a good, long time-out.
Maybe—just this once—he should skip his never-ending weekend appearances on the Sunday talk shows and spend some time sitting in the corner thinking about how he has lost touch with reality and what it really means to be loyal to the United States Constitution and the principles for which it stands.
We'll all be better of for it.
It is the rarest of moments when I find myself in total agreement with Glenn Beck. Early this morning, Mr. Beck tweeted his support for reading the accused suspect his rights and according him all of his due process rights under the Constitution. Beck tweeted, "I despise this terrorist and all he has done but we must not lose sight of who we are. HE IS AN AMERICAN. Read him his rights! We are not in Russia." Beck added another salient point in an additional tweet where he wrote, "I don't want that opinion but the constitution is not opinion. Boston. Remember J.Adams. He defended the British. Stand for truth."
See that...even a broken clock is right twice a day!


Finally, anxiety free dentistry for those who fear the dentist.
Watch Karen's video about sedation dentistry involving NuCalm.
Watch John's video about sedation dentistry and dental implants.
John was a Sedation, Implant and New You Denture patient. Watch his fascinating story.
Follow Chad through his experience with Sedation Dentistry with this multi-part series.
"I had an accident, which caused damage to my two front teeth. I declined to get them fixed because I was afraid. Several friends recommended Reece & Jouett Exceptional Dentistry. The moment I stepped into the office, I was put at ease. Everything was explained to me in detail and all of my questions were answered. I was afraid the day of the procedure, but the entire team embraced me and kept me calm. Dr Reece patted me reassuringly on the shoulder and shortly after, I had my temporary set of veneers on. I didn't feel a thing during the entire procedure! I sat up in amazement at my new smile! I was complexly calm when I went in for my permanent veneers and once again, it was all over before I even realized what was happening. We all celebrated how wonderful my new smile looked. Dr. Reece and his team helped me realize that I didn't have to stop smiling or be ashamed of my smile."
Will I be totally relaxed with sedation dentistry?
You'll receive just enough sedation so that you'll be completely unaware of the treatment, as if you were asleep.
If you undergo treatment with sedation dentistry, you'll leave our practice in Bryan / College Station with little or no memory of your visit.
Most patients feel no discomfort whatsoever during their treatment and feel surprisingly good after receiving sedation dentistry at our Bryan / College Station practice.
You will feel just fine. For your safety, we do require that you have a family member or friend drive you home after treatment. Generally, the effects of sedation dentistry are minimal.
We will review your medical history thoroughly to determine if sedation is a safe option prior to your procedure. During treatment, we also monitor our sedated patients very closely to ensure their safety.


Years ago, in my first permanent real job, I worked along with two electrical engineers in a college. Although my father is a radio amateur, I'd never really tinkered with circuits other than simple ones, batteries, bulbs, switches that sort of thing. But working with these two guys taught me so much. They could sit with a piece of equipment and reverse engineer the circuit to work out what was wrong with it. I was in awe. I miss those days and what they taught me. I want in again.
I'm not an electronic engineer, but I want to use what I'm writing about to learn more about electronics. And make things again.


This year's Bike Easy Challenge has begun! The challenge is a fun, free competition to see who can ride the streets and trails in and around New Orleans the most over the month of April. Use the 'Love to Ride' platform to log your ride between April 1 – 30 you gain points and qualify for prizes! Find out how to log rides, earn prizes, and register for the Bike Easy Challenge at http://www.lovetoride.net/bikeeasy.
The City of New Orleans is hosting public meetings for Moving New Orleans: Bikes, an initiative to rapidly plan and develop a city-wide protected bikeway network.
Help identify specific areas with transportation challenges, desired biking and walking destinations, and potential bike routes. These are open house style meetings each from 6pm to 7:30pm. You can drop in for as long or as little as you like, and we recommend giving it at least 30 minutes. Each City Council district will host at least one meeting. Feel free to come to any.
For more information and to RSVP for any of the public meetings — go here.
HELP US MAKE BIKEWAY PLANNING A SUCCESS!
Attend our next Complete Streets Ambassador training this Saturday, April 6th at Greater New Orleans Foundation. Help us recruit and turn out community members to speak up for the needs of people who bike and walk in New Orleans!
Bike Easy's Ambassador program begins with a required four-hour training on Saturday, April 6th from 1PM-5PM covering tactics, what lies ahead for biking in the greater New Orleans region, and how to effectively advocate on the local level.
Learn more about Complete Streets Ambassador training and register today!
Detailed data analysis and survey results show that a connected, protected bikeway network improved safety, increased bicycle ridership, and was supported by the community. Connect The Crescent, a 3-month demonstration, was intended to create community dialogue around how to make New Orleans streets safe and equitable for all people regardless of how they choose to travel, while also providing opportunity for real-time studies of innovative traffic safety and mobility improvement options. Organizers have deemed the effort a success.
BECOME A BIKE EASY MEMBER!
Bike Easy Membership shows your belief in a future where people of all ages and abilities can bike, walk, and ride transit safely, whoever they are and wherever they live! Members provide Bike Easy the financial and political support needed to continue our education, advocacy, and community event programs.
RIDE New Orleans is asking transit riders to attend the first public meeting of the New Links, a process that intends to reimagine the regional transit network. Attend the meeting on April 9 from 5:30 – 7:30pm to have your opinion heard. RSVP here.
Bike Easy works to make riding a bike easier, safer, and even more fun for everyone in Greater New Orleans. One way we do that is providing free, secure bike parking at events and festivals around New Orleans. We call this Bike Valet and it's kind of like a coat check for your bike… but it's free and a service provided by your coworkers, neighbors, and (maybe future) friends.
Join us for one of our largest valet events of the year! We'll have two valets to watch bikes for people going to French Quarter Fest! Set up at Woldenberg Park and the Old US Mint, we'll need the help to make this another great festival. So sign up, encourage your friends to join you, and enjoy the day!
Levees.org will host its 8th Annual Levee Breach Bike Tour on April 20, 2019, from 10 – 11am. The ride departs from the Flooded House Museum at 4918 Warrington Drive and is a healthy way to learn about the worst civil engineering disaster in U.S. history. The tour ends at the Army Corps of Engineers' permanent pump station at Frankfort and Pratt Streets. RSVP on the Facebook event page.
2019 SPRING BICYCLE SECOND LINE!
Join us Sunday, May 12th for the 2019 Spring Bicycle Second Line! This is a musical 10-mile bike ride version of the famous second line parades that traditionally wind through New Orleans streets during the year.
For our Bicycle Second Line, we gather several hundred riders of all ages, interests, and backgrounds and roll through our beautiful New Orleans neighborhoods while brass bands set the tempo. The Bicycle Second Line will start at 10 am at City Park.


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Pineapple Express Delivery Inc Extends Their Same Day Delivery Footprint Across Saskatchewan
Pineapple Express Delivery is pleased to announce that it has launched its newest hub in Regina and is now providing both long haul B2B delivery services for Licensed producers operating in the province, as well as same day consumer deliveries for the major retailers. Starting with the primary hub in Saskatoon which launched in March 2019, Pineapple Express Delivery has systematically extended it's reach across the province and now operates in Warman, Martinsville, Regina, Moosejaw and Saskatoon.
"Setting up in Saskatchewan has been a pleasure and we are happy to be able to meet demand and expand our reach," said Randy Rolph, CEO of Pineapple Express Delivery, "The government is very responsive which helps us to ensure that we maintain our high level of compliance. It has been rewarding to be able to set up with existing partners like Tweed and Meta as they expand into a new province and we have forged new partnerships that we are very proud of. We intend to continue this trend province by province as the regulations permit"
Pineapple Express Delivery is proud to be providing services in Saskatchewan for Tweed, Meta and National Access Cannabis with their New Leaf retail model, National Cannabis Distribution, Kiaro, WestLeaf with their Prairie Records retail model, 5 Buds and Jimmy's Cannabis.


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Town Council to Conduct Public Hearings at its October 4th Monthly meeting
On Wednesday, October 4, 2017 at 7:00 p.m., the Town Council of the Town of Duck will conduct public hearings and consider the following Zoning Text Amendment applications:
Ord. 17-10 A proposal to amend the Town's Zoning Ordinance by (1) adding Subsection 156.124(C)(1)(e)4 setting standards and permitting the installation of a single post-and-rail structure down the eastern side of the primary dune in the beach nourishment project area; and (2) adding Subsection 156.124(C)(1)(e)5 setting standards and permitting the installation of post-and-rope structures over the top and down the eastern side of the primary dune in the beach nourishment project area.
Ord. 17-11 A proposal to amend the definition of "Lot Coverage" in Section 156.002 of the Town's Zoning Ordinance by establishing that public sidewalks and similar public improvements located on privately owned properties shall not be included in the calculation of lot coverage.
You may contact Director of Community Development Joe Heard for more information about these proposals at 252-255-1234 or jheard@townofduck.com. Any person may appear or be represented by an agent to present comments on these proposals. Written comments may be submitted to the Town Council, Town of Duck, P.O. Box 8369, Duck, North Carolina 27949 or via e-mail at info@townofduck.com. Staff reports will be available approximately five days in advance of the meeting. To receive the staff reports you can contact the Town Clerk at the mailing address above or at 252-255-1234. You can also download the meeting agenda and staff reports at www.townofduck.com/towncouncil/.
Town Council Meeting
DATE: Wednesday, October 4, 2017
PLACE: Paul F. Keller Meeting Hall
Duck, NC 27949


Not long after it was revealed that Spyker's bankruptcy had been declared null and void, we've been tipped off to the fact that Spyker is already planning a relaunch and it could involve both electric cars and electric planes.
Spyker chief executive Victor Muller has reportedly teamed up with U.S. company Volta Volare which specialises in creating electric airplanes. With the help of Volta Volare, Muller is reportedly planning on creating both Spyker branded electric planes and electric cars.
Our source suggests that Muller is being backed by an extremely wealthy investor and that a prototype of the electric plane has already been created. Additionally, a scale model prototype of the Spyker electric car is reportedly ready for preliminary testing and could form the new backbone of the sports car manufacturer.
Prior to Spyker's latest round of financial woes, there were suggestions that both the Spyker B6 Venator coupe and convertible models were on the cards for production. Additionally, a production-variant of the Spyker D12 offroader has been rumoured for many years now. It appears as though Victor Muller is using the brand to diversify its projects and while moving into electric planes and cars is unconventional, it could provide Spyker with the revenue it so desperately needs.


Name this part of code "Generating Channel"
print "<description>This is a dummy RSS feed generated by the sample Python channel plugin.</description>"
print "    <title>Item " + str(i) + "</title>"
print "    <link>" + HOME_URL + "/item" + str(i) + ".html</link>"
print "    <description>This is a dummy description for item " + str(i) + "</description>"
This output will be correct interpreted by Awasu? Idea is agregate result from unread items and few channels and back them to Awasu as lists of items in channels where channel name is matched result and results are unread articles. In firts pseudocode feed means "unread article from feed".
It should work, give it a go For a quick test, you can save the generated output to a file, then create a channel that "subscribes" to that file (choose "Read from a file" in the Channel Wizard). You don't even have to create a channel, just go to the second page of the Channel Wizard, click on "Show feed" to see what the feed looks like, then cancel the wizard.
The only thing to watch out for is that the feed items in this new channel will now be returned as search results, which is probably not what you want. Tick "Exclude from search" in the Advanced tab of the channel's Properties dialog to fix this.
From Awasu I get only new state, but not unread. Could you explain me relation between them? (I want match only unread articles).
Note that you can control an item's read/unread status (right-click in the item pane and choose "Mark as (un)read"), but not its "new" status.
It's another isseu with character coding? I simply use print("") in Python... Should I decode it to UTF-8?
You have to encode your XML using something, and unless you have a reason to choose something else, UTF8 is probably the best choice. Don't forget to declare what encoding you're using at the top of the XML as well.
Error: Can't determine the feed type.
Could you explain me what is going on? Structure is correct with RSS 2.0 specification. If I try by dump file with xml extension Awasu not showin any error. My script need time (below 2 minutes) to send output because first it must be processed before showing.
Can you run (as a plugin) the sample scripts that come with Awasu? If not, the .py extension needs to be associated with your python.exe i.e. if you double-click on a .py file in Windows Explorer, Python should start.
If this is setup correctly (and it looks like it is), it looks like you may have specified an incorrect path to your script (use an absolute path).
File .py after clicking run script in Windows correctly so problem is in another place.
Can you create a channel for one of the samples that comes with Awasu?
Except I use Python 3 error is the same. It should be error from script (print format).
I use generated file to test in Awasu. File was correct, but Awasu only found first channel . Is a posibility deal with it or I have not choice but for each channel generate separated script? Idea is with one script generate few channels at once.
and restart Awasu. This overrides the Registry settings Windows uses to figure out what program to run for a given file extension.
(OR) The plugin is running, it's just not doing what you want...?
Plugins can have parameters, so you have one script producing different feeds. Look at the SamplePythonChannel2 example in the Samples sub-directory for an example. More info here as well.
2. How format output for Awasu to detect multi channel in one script [Still unresolved].
I don't know how correct my data for Awasu here.
You can't put more than 1 channel in an RSS file. If you want 5 different channels, you need 5 different "files". They can be generated by 1 script, but you need some way to tell the script what channel you want it output i.e. pass it a parameter.
It's like you can have 1 URL generate lots of different HTML pages e.g. myserver.com/page.php?id=1, myserver.com/page.php?id=2, etc. There's just one PHP script (page.php), and you pass it a parameter (id) telling it what exactly you want.
Look at the XML where the error is (L39:C49 = line 39, column 49). It could be something else e.g. Microsoft's stupid "smart quotes", an un-escaped & or <.


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Was that the same Woods that slippered us for not having pe kit? If it is he didn't look big enough to be a goalie, he looked like an old perv with his trackies and tweed jacket on.
Thankfully he'd gone by the time I was there.
I was there against the Hundogs. Was it not during the Ted Heath ' 3 day week'. I think it may have been a 1300 kick off. May be wrong.
I once shared an elevator with Ted Heath in a hotel in Gorky Prospekt in Moscow. Him, some heavies in suits and me. Thought it couldn't get any more bizarre when at the next floor Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury at the time, got in the lift too.
Jings that whole fascinating story has to told somewhere G. Utterly surreal.
Also had the KGB try to entrap us in a currency sting in Moscow, turning up at the hotel room asking for hard currency in exchange for Roubles. Common KGB operation to snare Westerners. Thankfully we knew that and didn't fall for it.
The worst for me, compaired to that, in Leningrad was punters approaching me and offering me rediculous amounts of Roubles for my Levi jeans. A) there was not a great deal to buy with them, worthless outside Russia and B) even if I agreed I would have been arrested immediately walking about in my boxers.
Spent a spendid time with Holly, a US citizen and Kolya her Russia husband, who was a western Rock fan, frown upon at that time, in their Leningrad flat. Nice food and much straight vodka. This would be 1980 I guess. A few months later there was a knock at our door in Musselbugh and low and behold Holly and Kolya. No they were not seeking political asylum. On their way to see Holly's folks in the US, before returning to the USSR.
Meeting genuine punters on this two week trip to Leningrad, Moscow and Yalta was thanks to the Russian speaking Scottish tour guide, Steve McQueen, beleive it or not, who we befriended and introduced us to friends he had met over the years.Splendid young man.
There was a Russian co guide the whole trip, a lady who one day was giving us a bit about the stuff kids learned in school about the history of the Soviet Union. Any questions? Aye pipes up the bold boy, 'How much do you tell the kids about the creator of the Red Army during the Revolution, Leon Trotsky? Silence. I do not know who gave me the dirtiest look, the guide or my wife.
Good old Inturist the Soviet national tourist agency. Had to have one of these folk with you at all times. Ours wasn't impressed when one old boy who'd been at the relief of the siege of Leningrad asked why they only ever referred to the Great Patriotic War and not WWII. The two of them had something of a set to over it as the guide insisted it was only a conflict between USSR and Germany that ever happened. Old boy was apoplectic and asked why he'd been in Leningrad wasting his time then...awk-ward.


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LETTERS: February 15
Here's what YEP readers are talking about on today's letters pages
Wednesday, 15th February 2017, 5:00 am
Updated Wednesday, 1st March 2017, 7:57 am
NORTHERN POWERHOUSE: Should its HQ be in Leeds?
POWERHOUSE HQ HAS TO BE BASED HERE IN LEEDS
John Dyson, Moortown
I can't help but think that the powers that be in Westminster have shot themselves in the foot by coining the phrase 'Northern Powerhouse' without first consulting a map.
Had they done so they would have noticed their least-favoured city of Leeds is at the very heart of the north. Furthermore, as a crow would fly, we are halfway between the capitals of England and Scotland.
Now we in West Yorkshire are beyond paranoia in knowing that Government funding for major buildings and infrastructure up north has, for decades, mysteriously passed us by.
Well not any more. If this Powerhouse plan is to be taken seriously there has to be a headquarters and, with apologies to our neighbours, this has to be in Leeds.
As befits an important regional capital, the structure must be iconic, akin to the buildings of the Scottish Parliament or Welsh Assembly, and house both a conference centre and concert hall.
I envisage it standing proudly on our South Bank, close to the shiny new high speed railway and Antony Gormley's Brick Man sculpture.
Finally there will be a compelling case for a state of the art, money no object, transport for Leeds network. Luckily, as any number of experts and objectors have already proved, this cannot be over ground, so an underground it must be, with several lines radiating through the suburbs to our magnificent parks, market towns and beyond.
So there is the vision. All we need now is for our elected representatives to make it happen.
HOW DO THEY SLEEP AT NIGHT?
Liz Goodwill, by email
How I applaud Lindon Dove (YEP Letters, February 13). My nanna was exactly the same.
How appalling these overpaid buffoons don't see it the same.
It's time, albeit through votes, that we took our local areas back.
In Leeds , as in other areas, we have a council that fritters money it apparently doesn't have on useless schemes, but yet neglects the elderly, the mentally ill and, in my view worst of all, children.
They are all sitting pretty with their bloated salaries and expenses, but turn up to meetings and ignore what people are really concerned about.
As me old nan, god bless, would say, how do they sleep at night?
SPEAKER'S DAYS ARE NUMBERED
B Duffy, by email
Yet again we have J Appleyard (YEP letters, February 13) trying to defend the indefenceable in his praise of John Bercow.
This man is the most hated Speaker of modern times.There is currently a move afoot in Parliament to have him removed,by all parties.
By making his ill advised comments he has caused the Queen and this country great damage.
As a self confessed Remoaner this was his intention.
He realises his days are numbered before he sinks into obscurity.
Even Labour politicians are aghast at his obvious bias against Conservative party speakers in Parliament.
His appointment of people like Keith Vaz to the chairmanship of powerful committees, where he has the audacity to lecture other people, is truly breathtaking and shows great lack of judgement.
Never has a man with such short legs mounted so many high horses!
TRUMP IS NOT WELCOME HERE
John Gladston Wildie, Wakefield
I fully agree with the speaker of the House of Commons Mr John Bercow on his comments about blocking Donald Trump from speaking.
I salute Mr Bercow on his comments. I myself am very much against racism and sexism and I say that Mr Trump must not be allowed to speak in our parliament.
Veteran Labour MP Dennis Skinner, after John Bercow's statement said well done after the former deputy Labour leader tweeted 'racism and sexism is not welcome'.
I also agree with what Tim Farron, the Liberal Democrat leader, said that Mr Donald Trump 'should not speak to us, he's not welcome here.'
I am surprised that Mr Trump will be going to Buckingham Palace to see the Queen.
Before Mr Trump's time of office is over in four years he will cause some massive problems with other countries, or maybe war.
PENSIONERS ARE GETTING A WAGE CUT, NOT A RISE
Malcolm Shedlow, Moortown
To all those people that think pensioners have never had it so good, and the BBC who on TV told the lie that pensioners were £20 better off a week than someone that was working. What a blatent misleading lie.
I have worked full time and paid in for my pension for 44 years and with my pension and private pension I get a total yearly income of £12,500 .
This is perhaps only half of what the average wages are today.
The increase in April for a pensioner is £3 a week. I receive no benefits and pay in full for anything I use such as gas, electric, council tax ,house insurance ,car insurance ,car tax and petrol, etc. Also on my pittance I have to pay income tax.
Fortunately I have bought my own home, by the sweat of my brow over the many years I have worked.
The truth of the matter is that each year because of the cost of living spiralling we pensioners get a yearly wage cut, not a wage rise.
To all those people working having read the above that still think we have never had it so good - I will swap my income for theirs.


Seriously, what the f**k is up with Cajun's outfit?!
He looks like Dennis Hopper in "Easy Rider"!
I didn't think the topic was all that great this time. It seems like they may be reserving the best topics for their Love Systems Interview Series episodes, which I guess only makes sense.
They each appear on several other volumes but not together, so check out all the volumes on this page.


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Principal components analysis of the Hypomanic Attitudes and Positive Predictions Inventory associations with measures of personality, cognitive style and analogue symptoms in a student sample
Dodd, A., Mansell, W., Sadhnan, V., Morrison, A. P. & Tai, S., 2010, In : Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy. 38, 1, p. 15-33 19 p.
Understanding bipolar disorder : why some people experience extreme mood states and what can help.
Jones, S. H., Lobban, F. & Cooke, A., 2010, Leicester: British Psychological Society.
Research output: Book/Report/Proceedings › Book
Do negative cognitive style and personality predict depression symptoms and functional outcomes in severe bipolar and unipolar disorders?
Jones, S. H., Twiss, J. & Anderson, I. M., 12/2009, In : International Journal of Cognitive Therapy. 2, 4, p. 343-353 11 p.
The effect of mindfulness meditation on cough reflex sensitivity.
Young, E., Brammar, C. J., Owen, E., Brown, N., Lowe, J., Johnson, C., Calam, R., Jones, S. H., Woodcock, A. & Smith, J. A., 11/2009, In : Thorax. 64, 11, p. 993-998 6 p.
Objective assessment of circadian activity and sleep patterns in individuals at behavioural risk of hypomania.
Ankers, D. & Jones, S. H., 10/2009, In : Journal of Clinical Psychology. 65, 10, p. 1071-1086 16 p.
Cognitive correlates of mania risk : are responses to success, positive moods, and manic symptoms distinct or overlapping?
Johnson, S. L. & Jones, S. H., 09/2009, In : Journal of Clinical Psychology. 65, 9, p. 891-905 15 p.
Coping with bipolar disorder : a CBT-informed guide to living with manic depression.
Jones, S. H., Hayward, P. & Lam, D. H., 05/2009, Oxford: Oneworld. 168 p.
Training staff in enhanced relapse prevention for bipolar disorder: rates of uptake and measures of skill and confidence
Lobban, F., Taylor, L., Chandler, C., Sellwood, W., Gamble, C., Tyler, E., Kinderman, P. & Morriss, R., 05/2009, In : Psychiatric Services. 60, 5, p. 702-706 5 p.
Enhanced relapse prevention for bipolar disorder: a qualitative investigation of value perceived for service users and care coordinators
Pontin, E., Peters, S., Lobban, F., Rogers, A. & Morriss, R. K., 9/02/2009, In : Implementation Science. 4, 12 p., 4.
An evaluation of cognitions, mood and behaviours in late adolescents : a study of associations with risk for bipolar disorder.
Cooke, L. S. & Jones, S. H., 02/2009, In : Personality and Individual Differences. 46, 3, p. 314-318 5 p.
A Casebook of Family Interventions for Psychosis
Lobban, F. (ed.) & Barrowclough, C. (ed.), 2009, Wiley Blackwell. 396 p.
Cognitive style and mood in bipolar disorder: a prospective study: symposium presentation
Dodd, A., 2009.
Research output: Contribution to conference - Without ISBN/ISSN › Speech
Hypomania.
Jones, S. H., 2009, Oxford companion to emotion and the affective sciences. Sander, D. & Scherer, K. R. (eds.). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 499 p.
Research output: Contribution in Book/Report/Proceedings - With ISBN/ISSN › Chapter
Mania.
Psychological treatments for bipolar disorder: Where to from here?
Jones, S. H., 2009, In : Clinical Psychology Forum. 195, Supple, p. 10
Relapse prevention and beyond in the psychological therapy of bipolar disorder.
Jones, S. H., 2009, In : Clinical Psychology Forum. 195, Supple, p. 8-9 2 p.
Implementing clinical guidelines (or not?)
Lobban, F. & Jones, S. H., 12/2008, In : Psychology and Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice. 81, 4, p. 329-330 2 p.
Cognitive-behavioural treatment of first diagnosis bipolar disorder.
Jones, S. H. & Burrell-Hodgson, G., 11/2008, In : Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy. 15, 6, p. 367-377 11 p.
Self appraisal and behavioural activation in the prediction of hypomanic personality and depressive symptoms.
Jones, S. H. & Day, C., 11/2008, In : Personality and Individual Differences. 45, 7, p. 643-648 6 p.
A review of potential cognitive and environmental risk markers in children of bipolar parents.
Jones, S. H. & Bentall, R. P., 10/2008, In : Clinical Psychology Review. 28, 7, p. 1083-1095 13 p.
Cognitive vulnerability and affect in adolescent children of bipolar parents : relationship with family functioning and self-esteem.
Vance, Y., Jones, S. H., Espie, J., Bentall, R. P. & Tai, S., 09/2008, In : British Journal of Clinical Psychology. 47, 3, p. 355-359 5 p.
'It's quite hard to grasp the enormity of it': perceived needs of people upon diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis
Radford, S., Carr, M., Hehir, M., Davis, B., Robertson, L., Cockshott, Z., Tipler, S. & Hewlett, S., 09/2008, In : Musculoskeletal Care. 6, 3, p. 155-167 13 p.
Validation of the mood disorder questionnaire for screening for bipolar disorder in a UK sample.
Twiss, J., Jones, S. H. & Anderson, I., 09/2008, In : Journal of Affective Disorders. 110, 1-2, p. 180-184 5 p.
The impact of low secure care on patients' outcomes.
Jones, S. H., Lobban, F., Evershed, K., Taylor, L. & Wittkowski, A., 06/2008, In : British Journal of Forensic Practice. 10, 2, p. 26-32 7 p.
Psychotic experiences in people who have been sexually assaulted
Kilcommons, A. M., Morrison, A. P., Knight, A. & Lobban, F., 04/2008, In : Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology. 43, 8, p. 602-611 10 p.
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Jeffrey Griffitts, Ph.D.
Email: jefgriff@snu.edu
Ph.D., Pathology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
B.S., Environmental Health Science, East Central University
Chair, Biology Department
Director of the Quetzal Education Research Center (QERC), Costa Rica
At SNU since 2010
Notable Accomplishments
Post-doc, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.
US Environmental Protection Agency molecular biologist contractor.
Griffitts J., Saunders D., Tesiram Y.A., Reid G., Salih A., Liu S., Lydic T.A., Busik J.V., Kang J.X., and Towner R. The Non-mammalian Fat-1 Gene Prevents Neoplasia when Introduced to a Mouse Hepatocarcinogenesis Model. BBA - Molecular and Cell Biology of Lipids. 2010; 1801: 1133-44.
Griffitts J., Tesiram Y., Reid G.E., Saunders D., Floyd R., and Towner R. In Vivo MRS Assessment of Altered Fatty Acyl Unsaturation in Liver Tumor Formation of a TGFα/c-myc Transgenic Mouse Model. Journal of Lipid Research. 2009 Apr;50(4):611-22.
STEM mentor for the McNair program at SNU
Leader of Fresh Start Community Church college group in Moore, OK
David Hoekman, Ph.D.
Email: dhoekman@snu.edu
Ph.D., Ecology, Notre Dame
B.S., Biology and Archaeology, Wheaton College
Au Sable Institute of Environmental Studies representative for SNU
Director of the Environmental Studies Program
At SNU since August 2014
Insect Ecologist at National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON)
NSF Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Hoekman, D., Y. P. Springer, C. M. Barker, R. Barrera, M. S. Blackmore, W. E. Bradshaw, D. H. Foley, H. S. Ginsberg, M. H. Hayden, C. M. Holzapfel, S. A. Juliano, L. D. Kramer, S. L. LaDeau, T. P. Livdahl, C. G. Moore, R. S. Nasci, W. K. Reisen, and H. M. Savage. (2016) Design for mosquito abundance, diversity, and phenology sampling within the National Ecological Observatory Network. Ecosphere 7(5):e01320. 10.1002/ecs2.1320.
Sabo, J.L., D. Hoekman. (2015) Chapter 6: Dynamic systems of exchange link trophic dynamics in freshwater and terrestrial food webs. Editors: Kim La Pierre and Torrie Hanley. Trophic Ecology: Bottom-Up and Top-Down Interactions Across Aquatic and Terrestrial Systems. Cambridge University Press.
Hoekman, D., M. Bartrons, C. Gratton. (2012) Ecosystem linkages revealed by experimental lake-derived isotope signal in heathland food webs. Oecologia 170(3) 735-743.
Hoekman, D., J.M. Dreyer, R.D. Jackson, P.A. Townsend, C. Gratton. (2011) Lake to land subsidies: experimental addition of aquatic insects increases terrestrial arthropod densities. Ecology 92(11): 2063-2072.
Hoekman, D. (2010) The effect of temperature on the relative importance of top-down and bottom-up effects. Ecology 91(10): 2819-2825
Caio França, Ph.D.
Email: cfranca@mail.snu.edu
Ph.D., Biochemistry, University of Oklahoma
B.S., Biology, Oklahoma Baptist University
B.S., Animal Science, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte - Brazil
At SNU since July 2017
Robberson Travel and Research Grant, University of Oklahoma
Provost's Award for Distinction in Teaching, University of Oklahoma
Dean's Honor Roll, College of Arts and Sciences, Oklahoma Baptist University
Niu*, G., França*, C. M., Zhang, G., Roobsoong, W., Wang, N., Wang, X., Prachumsri, J., Butler, N. S., Li, J. Fibrinogen domain of FREP1 is a broad spectrum malaria transmission-blocking vaccine antigen. J Biol Chem, 2017. 292 (28): 11960-. doi:10.1074/jbc.M116.773564.
Niu, G., Zhang, G., França C. M., Cui, J., Munga, S., Afrane, Y., and Li, J. FBN30 in wild Anopheles gambiae functions as a pathogen recognition molecule against clinically circulating Plasmodium falciparum in malaria endemic areas in Kenya. Scientific Reports, 2017. 7, Article number: 8577 doi:10.1038/s41598-017-09017-3.
Zhang, G., Niu, G., França C. M., Dong, Y., Wang, X., Butler, N., Dimopoulos, G., and Li, J. Anopheles Midgut FREP1 Mediates Plasmodium Invasion. J Biol Chem, 2015. 290(27): p. 16490-501. doi:10.1074/jbc.M114.623165
Rob Jackson, Ph.D.
Email: rjackson1464@mail.snu.edu
Ph.D., Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
B.S., Biology-Chemistry, Southern Nazarene University
Member, American Association of Anatomists
Recipient of BMB Graduate Student of the Year, 2018, OUHSC
Post-doc, Cell Biology, OUHSC: Primary Kidney Culture Differentiation
Specialization: Adipose Differentiation and Recovery in Obesity and Type II Diabetes
Jackson, R. M. and Olson, A. L. (2018) Translocation and redistribution of GLUT4 using a dual-labeled reporter assay. Methods in Molec. Biol., 1713: 161-73
Jackson, R. M., Griesel, B. A., Gurley, J. M., Szweda, L. I., Olson, A. L. (2017) Glucose availability controls adipogenesis in mouse 3T3-L1 adipocytes via up-regulation of nicotinamide metabolism. JBC, 292(45): 18556-64
Gurley, J. M., Ilkayeva, O., Jackson, R. M., Griesel, B. A., White, P., Matsuzaki, S., Qaisar, R., Van Remmen, H., Humphries, K. M., Newgard, C. B., Olson, A. L. (2016). Enhanced GLUT4-Dependent Glucose Transport Relieves Nutrient Stress in Obese Mice Through Changes in Lipid and Amino Acid Metabolism. Diabetes, 65(12): 3585-97
Tessneer, K. L., Jackson, R. M., Griesel, B. A., Olson, A. L. (2014). Rab5 activity regulates GLUT4 sorting into insulin-responsive and non-insulin-responsive endosomal compartments: a potential mechanism for development of insulin resistance. Endocrinology, 155(9): 3315-28.
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Supreme Court of Canada tackles mandatory minimum sentences for firearms
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The hot topic of mandatory minimum sentences came front and centre at the Supreme Court of Canada Tuesday when it heard arguments on sentences relating to firearms offences, including that of the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association.
"Sentencing is, and should always be, a very personal process based on the person and the circumstances," says Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP lawyer Emily MacKinnon, representing BCCLA, which has intervenor status.
"Mandatory sentences for relatively small crimes are inherently unconstitutional, we believe."
This week, the Court will have the opportunity to hear arguments on whether the mandatory minimum sentences for robbery with a firearm constitute cruel and unusual punishment, as well as the question of the constitutionality of a "tough on crime" law that prevents a judge from allowing an offender to avoid jail time by imposing a conditional sentence for certain crimes.
In the Hilbach case, Ocean Hilbach pleaded guilty and was convicted of robbery while using a prohibited firearm.
Hilbach, aged 19 at the time of the offence, robbed a convenience store in Edmonton with an unloaded sawed-off shotgun. With his face covered, he pointed the gun at two employees and demanded cash. His accomplice punched one of the employees and kicked the other. They fled with $290 in lottery tickets.
The sentencing judge found that the mandatory minimum five-year sentence, in the case of a first offence, was cruel and unusual in Hilbach's circumstances. While his actions were undoubtedly wrongful and deserving of punishment, the judge noted several factors warranted a lighter sentence.
Hilbach was an Indigenous teenager with a family history of residential school attendance. He had an 18-month-old daughter, a grade 10 education, and "a history of physical abuse, family violence, chronic unemployment, and gang involvement."
The sentencing judge determined that five years in prison would do far more harm to this young man than good. He sentenced Hilbach to two years less a day instead so that the offender could be eligible for probation.
BCCLA Factum: https://bccla.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Hilbach-2021-09-01-BCCLA-Factum.pdf
Cabinet Admits Hunters' Ban
https://www.blacklocks.ca/cabinet-admits-hunters-ban/
Cabinet yesterday for the first time acknowledged its national ban on "military style assault weapons" includes hunting rifles. Enforcement of the ban proposed by Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair is now delayed 18 months amid Indigenous complaints and cost overruns.
"In order to allow further time to come into compliance with the law the amended Amnesty Order extends the expiry date," staff wrote in a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement. A ban on the possession and sale of some 1,500 types of weapons to take effect April 30 is now delayed until October 30, 2023.
Minister Blair on May 1, 2020 amended Regulations Prescribing Certain Firearms to outlaw guns that "have no place in a civil society," he told the Commons at the time. "They were designed not for hunting and sporting purposes which is the lawful use of a firearm in Canada but rather for individuals to kill other individuals."
Cabinet repeatedly claimed the ban applied only to what it called military grade assault weapons. "Our work is on behalf of Canadians and keeping them safe," Blair testified at 2020 hearings of the Commons public safety committee.
"You and I both know there is no such thing as military assault weapons in this country," said Conservative MP Glen Motz (Medicine Hat-Cardston, Alta.), a retired police inspector. "They have been banned for 40 years."
"To misguide and mislead Canadians is disingenuous on your part," said MP Motz. "We're not misleading anyone," replied Blair.
Cabinet's Analysis Statement yesterday acknowledged the ban did include hunting rifles. "Stakeholders raised concerns the Amnesty Order did not allow for the transportation of firearms that were previously non-restricted and used for sustenance hunting or to exercise a right under section 35 of the Constitution Act for maintenance purposes, for example for repair or sighting in preparation for hunting," said the legal notice.
Section 35 of the 1982 Constitution Act states the "existing aboriginal and treaty rights of the aboriginal peoples of Canada are hereby recognized and affirmed."
Toronto police officer seriously injured after accidentally shooting himself
https://globalnews.ca/news/8707688/toronto-police-officer-accidentally-shoots-himself/
A Toronto police officer was seriously injured Thursday after he accidentally shot himself, a spokesperson for the service says.
Toronto police spokesperson Meaghan Gray told Global News that officers were in the Fairview Mall area in North York when the incident happened around 2:45 p.m.
"There was an accidental discharge of a firearm and an officer injured himself in the hand and the leg," Gray said.
The officer's injuries were reported to be serious but non-life-threatening.
He was taken to hospital, where he is now listed as being in stable condition, Gray said.
No one else was injured.
Gray said an investigation is now underway by Professional Standards.
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Red Sox Nation is calling it. Time of death: 10:28 p.m. Or whenever Olerud's homer landed in the right-field seats. The long-suffering Boston fans can't see a comeback from an 0-2 hole. At least there shouldn't be any offseason second-guessing and questioning — Schilling's injury will go down as the turning point in this series. They may not admit it, but Yankee fans are relieved he may not pitch again. And they won't want to hear it, but the Sox' ace clearly wasn't able to pitch in Game 1 and that, more than anything, is why he was beaten. There has been a history of the home teams winning every game in a seven-game series, so if the Red Sox manage to sweep the games at Fenway, all they'll need is one of the final two in the Bronx. It's not out of the question, but first they need to win Game 3, then Game 4. Then Game 5. I would be surprised if it's a sweep — however, if the Yankees take Game 3 … well, Sunday might be a day of rest for everyone.
I think this was the game the Astros had to win. Their chances seemed better with Backe than they do with Pete Munro tonight. Man, what a different series this could be with at least either Andy Pettitte or Wade Miller. Interesting that this game was decided by the same score as the Yankees-Red Sox Game 1, with the home team winning. As for tonight's second game, Matt Morris has been up and down all year. Maybe Houston's batters can jump out to a good early lead and give him some breathing room, settle him down, allow him to relax just enough to pitch well. I'll be rooting for the Astros tonight, only because a 1-1 series would essentially be starting over with the games in Houston and Roy Oswalt and Roger Clemens on the mound.