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Opinion | By The Dispatch
Ben Shapiro: America forgetful of 9/11, but 'the world is filled with enemies'
It's now been nearly a full generation since Sept. 11, 2001. There are people currently serving in the U.S. military who weren't born when that act of evil took place — and the military still has thousands of troops in Afghanistan, the home base of the Taliban-supported al Qaida attack on the United States that took nearly 3,000 American lives.
With time comes forgetfulness. The same period of time has now elapsed since Sept. 11 that elapsed between the end of World War I (1918) and the German re-occupation of the Rhineland in contravention of the Treaty of Versailles (1936). Believing that World War I had ended all war, the Allied powers did nothing. That same year, Germany concluded its Axis alliance with Italy, as well as its Anti-Comintern Pact with Japan. Less than three years later, the world would be at war.
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Forgetfulness is easy, because immediate costs are painful and steep. American foreign policy nearly always vacillates between two poles: isolationism and reactive interventionism. The American people (correctly) don't like the consequences of isolationism — increased attacks on America and her allies, maximization of influence by our enemies — but we also dislike (correctly) the consequences of maintaining a global military presence. It was easy to tear into the Clinton administration's weakness on defense in the aftermath of the Cold War, but there was almost no political cost in it for Clinton at the time. The sepia glow of media coverage regarding Barack Obama hasn't been darkened by his single-minded quest to minimize American influence around the world.
But every so often, we're reminded that the world is filled with enemies.
We were reminded of that unfortunate fact this week when President Trump withdrew an apparently secret invitation to the Taliban to visit Camp David. The Taliban was, is and will remain an Islamic terror group; it has continuously sought the murder of American soldiers and citizens for two decades. Why would the Trump administration think it a good idea to sign an agreement with radicals who seek to overthrow the administration of Afghanistan, support terrorism and despise the United States? Do members of the administration truly believe that any agreement signed by the Taliban will be binding?
The answer, of course, is no. That's why the talks fell apart, according to The New York Times — a response from inside the administration in the aftermath of a terror attack on American soldiers this week, a recognition of the obvious.
The problem, of course, is that there are no easy solutions when it comes to foreign policy in the worst parts of the world. Everyone of good heart wants American soldiers out of Afghanistan and home. But how many Americans are willing to risk the increase in terrorism likely to follow such a withdrawal?
So long as we remember 9/11, the answer will be: very few.
Now, perhaps we should withdraw from Afghanistan. Perhaps the withdrawal is worth the risk. But American history isn't replete with circumstances in which precipitous withdrawal is followed by peace and security.
All of which means that American troops are likely to remain in Afghanistan for the foreseeable future. Few politicians will be bold enough to simply state that truth. After all, when John McCain said as much in 2008, he was roundly mocked by Barack Obama — the same Obama who escalated the war in Afghanistan and retained thousands of troops there, despite promising withdrawal repeatedly.
But our politicians should be brave enough to recognize that a weaker America on the world stage means a more vulnerable America at home. If we didn't learn that lesson on 9/11, we're bound to repeat it.
Ben Shapiro, 35, is a graduate of UCLA and Harvard Law School, host of "The Ben Shapiro Show" and editor-in-chief of DailyWire.com. He is the author of the No. 1 New York Times bestseller "The Right Side Of History." He lives with his wife and two children in Los Angeles. To find out more about Ben Shapiro and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com.
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Andy Cohen was presented with the Vito Russo Award at the 30th Annual GLAAD Media Awards
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At the 30th Annual GLAAD Media Awards Saturday night, Andy Cohen was presented with the Vito Russo Award for his activism and role as an openly LGBTQ media professional who has helped further LGBTQ acceptance.
During his acceptance speech, Cohen, 50, spoke about his own experience navigating his identity in the LGBTQ community and becoming a father to his son, Benjamin Allen.
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"To be gay today is something I am so thankful for," the late night talk show host said in his acceptance speech after being introduced by BFF Sarah Jessica Parker. "But the fight is not over, and it's a fight that I'm committed to—even more so now that I'm a father."
Cohen welcomed his now 3-month-old son via surrogate on Feb. 4, 2019.
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"I never thought it could happen," Cohen said about starting his own family. "When Benjamin was born three months ago, I looked into his eyes and I saw that there was no hate, no bias, no bigotry — just love."
The star added: "That's how we come into this world and that is how hopefully one day we will all live in it."
The Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host recalled when he first came out to his family, telling the audience and viewers that his mother told him she needed to mourn the loss of her son ever having a family of his own.
"What a gift that I spent today with my parents and my son," Cohen said.
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In February, the father of one opened up to PEOPLE about his son's arrival, recalling the birth and seeing baby Benjamin for the first time.
"He was so alert for the first two hours. His eyes were wide open. He didn't cry; he was just calm," Cohen said. "I kind of have no words for it."
Cohen may not have become a first-time parent until a little later in life than most, but the advantage of that, he said was that he has "a sense of calm that I didn't have 10 [or] 20 years ago."
The new dad added, "I think I will be [a] strict [dad], but I have a sense of what to get hysterical about and what to let slide. I don't want to be a helicopter dad. I don't want to stress him out. I don't want to stress myself out."
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On December 16 2018, MyTableTennisClub in Kitchener-Waterloo hosted a TT4Fun Winter Teams tournament, a team tournament that enabled players to represent their club or region and gather together to meet our table tennis neighbours around the corner. We have had an amazing 17 players representing the Windsor region, with a Windsor team taking First Place! Click on "Tournaments" to see more pictures.
Congratulations to everyone that attended this fun event and represented Windsor!
Jay, Va dim, Linh, Joyce, Holger, Miklos, Goran, Paul, Robert, Jordan, Adrian
We are now playing at St. Cyril Slovak Centre and it is located on 1520 Chandler Rd. Windsor, ON (next to the Ford Test Track). We are playing every Tuesday & Thursday from 6:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. and the fee will be $7.00 each night. Please visit our Calendar Page to check on playing time updates and changes.
Note: You can come play on Tuesdays just for fun without playing the league.
Thursday is practice night (play who you want ie: singles, doubles, or fun).
We have 12 professional tables available and all are ITTF-approved!
Windsor Table Tennis Club is fully affiliated with the OTTA.
You must bring your own table tennis racket, a ball, and running shoes.
Official 40 mm balls are available for sale.
Fees are listed in the table below. The yearly membership is pro-rated to September 1st.
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To get in touch with us, click on Contact Us at the top of the page.
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Readers of this blog will be familiar with many ways to "game" the Aeroplan loyalty scheme. I've already discussed some killer strategies that you can use to squeeze every drop of value out of your Aeroplan miles, such as maximizing stopovers, combining two trips into one redemption, leveraging long layovers, finding the MPM online, avoiding fuel surcharges, and nesting trips.
Before we start, make sure you've read the Guide to Aeroplan and the series on the Aeroplan Mini-RTW, so that you're familiar with things like stopovers, layovers, and MPMs.
This is the easy one, which I'd hope most of you already knew.
The Aeroplan search engine is notoriously unreliable. As a rule of thumb, you should always assume that the search engine is acting against your best interests.
For example, if a Montreal–Athens redemption is possible on any of Air Canada, Lufthansa (both of which levy carrier surcharges), and Turkish Airlines (which does not), the search engine will most likely "forget" to show you the option to fly on Turkish.
After all, we all know that carrier-imposed surcharges are little more than a shameless cash grab on the part of the airlines, so it makes sense why Aeroplan would design their search engine in this anti-consumer fashion.
What's the solution? Make sure to search for availability on United.com or using a service like ExpertFlyer as well, to catch any possibility that Aeroplan happens to "forget".
In addition, familiarize yourself with Star Alliance route networks by using a website like FlightConnections.com – in our example, if you searched Montreal–Istanbul and then Istanbul–Athens separately, you'd be able to piece together the availability and then call in to book.
This is a handy one to keep in mind. Often times when you redeem Aeroplan miles for, say, a trip in business class, you end up having to make do with a segment or two in economy class, since that was the only space available on a particular flight at the time.
If business class space later opens up on that flight, you can call in and upgrade your economy seats to business for free! In the below itinerary, for example, if business class space later opens up on the exact same Toronto–Boston flight, you can request the upgrade for no extra charge.
There's no change fee as long as it's the same flight as before, and you've already paid the amount of miles for the higher class of service. The same idea holds for upgrading a segment from economy or business class to First Class, if you've paid the miles for a First Class redemption.
It can definitely be frustrating when airline changes up the schedule for your already booked flight. But it can also be a blessing in disguise.
You see, once a ticket has been affected by a major schedule change (this usually means a change of at least one hour, so those annoying five-minute adjustments to flight times unfortunately don't count), you're allowed to request all sorts of changes for free. It gets even more fun if your schedule change results in your itinerary truly conking out – like arriving at a certain airport a couple of hours after your next flight has already departed.
The typical allowance I hear from Aeroplan supervisors is that you can change to any routing that you'd like within three days of the original flight date. You also won't have to pay any change fees, airport taxes, or – that's right – carrier-imposed surcharges!
Of course, you still need to find available award space, but taking advantage of a schedule change can be an excellent way to fly products like Lufthansa First Class or Austrian business class without getting fleeced by carrier-imposed surcharges.
I mentioned above that when reissuing your ticket after a schedule change, you still need to look for available award space. But what if there's simply no space available?
Well, Aeroplan still has an obligation to get you from one point to another, based on the contract you established at the time you purchased your ticket (unless Uncle Swiss has something to say about it, of course). So if there's truly no award space available, Aeroplan is obliged to go out there and buy you revenue flights in order to hold up its end of the deal.
It's not unheard of for Aeroplan to purchase full-fare business class seats on Star Alliance flights when schedule changes can't be resolved within the award space ecosystem. Passengers can then credit these flights to any Star Alliance points program (including Aeroplan itself) and earn redeemable miles!
Of course, this isn't something you can willingly control, but you bet that whenever you notice a schedule change on your Aeroplan award, your instinct should be to figure out how you can best leverage this to your advantage.
I've mentioned this on the blog before, but one of the nifty tricks with Aeroplan is how easily one member can extend their privileges to another.
For example, Air Canada Super Elite members can enjoy a full waiver of the carrier-imposed surcharges when redeeming miles for Air Canada flights. By booking trips out of a Super Elite friend's account, you can literally save thousands of dollars on some Air Canada routes, and you can enjoy the convenience of nonstop flights from Canada to your destination as well.
Aeroplan Diamond status is by all accounts easier to attain than Air Canada Super Elite. Load $100/day on three AC Conversion cards and you're there.
Just like Super Elite privileges, you can bestow your Aeroplan Diamond privileges on other members as well. For starters, you can book Market Fares for others at the heavily discounted rate.
What some people might not realize is that the other big perk of Diamond status – lower change and cancellation fees – is also extendable.
If you, as a Diamond member, phone up the Aeroplan call centre and enter your Aeroplan number, you're able to make changes to any itinerary – no matter which account the miles originally came out of – for the Diamond change fees. So, if you haven't earned Diamond status, it's time to make friends with someone who has!
I'll leave it to you to Google the risks of hidden city ticketing. The most important thing to keep in mind, though, is that no-showing for a flight typically invalidates the remainder of your ticket, which is why hidden city ticketing is most effective on one-way tickets.
So how can you use hidden city ticketing on Aeroplan? Well, it usually rests on the fact that North America to Europe is a relatively cheap redemption, and also has surprisingly generous maximum permitted mileage (MPM) figures.
Say you live in Montreal and you wanted to fly to Tel-Aviv. Ordinarily, a one-way redemption from Canada to Middle East & North Africa costs 40,000 miles in economy class or 82,500 miles in business class. But what if you booked this instead?
That's a one-way redemption from Montreal to Istanbul, which is in Europe 2. So now you'd be paying only 37,500 miles in economy class, or 57,500 miles in business class.
You could get off the plane in Tel-Aviv and never look back, saving yourself between 2,500 and 25,000 miles by adding an extra "hidden city" leg to your journey.
Those based in the West Coast can take advantage of this as well. A Vancouver-based traveller going to Beijing would ordinarily pay 75,000 miles in business. Add on an entirely unnecessary 10-hour flight to Istanbul, though, and you end up saving 17,500 miles, paying only 57,000 miles for the one-way trip to Europe 2.
You do need to make sure that your new itinerary, including the throwaway leg, fits within the MPM rules for, say, Montreal–Istanbul or Vancouver–Istanbul. But the scope for this trick is pretty wide – for example, by taking advantage of it, you can probably save lots of miles when flying on certain First Class routes as well!
Another way to use hidden city ticketing is for those of you who like to maximize every inch of permitted mileage between your origin and destination.
Say you're trying to get from Istanbul back to Calgary, on the below circuitous routing. Assume you want to make 23-hour layovers in each city, or something like that. Unfortunately, as you can see, the total mileage of 9,868 miles exceeds the Istanbul–Calgary MPM of 9,442 miles (which you found by using the MPM trick).
So what do you do? Well, by adding on a final segment to San Francisco, your itinerary is suddenly valid! That's right – because of how distance on a sphere works, San Francisco turns out to be deceptively farther away, and the Istanbul–San Francisco MPM is actually a whopping 11,137 miles.
The difference in MPMs more than exceeds the actual distance between Calgary and San Francisco. Your total trip distance of 10,886 miles now falls within the Istanbul–San Francisco MPM.
This means that you are now able to do your intended tour of Europe before finishing your trip in Calgary and nonchalantly disposing of your last remaining boarding pass.
When you do lots and lots of Aeroplan searches, you're bound to stumble upon stuff that seem like glitches in the matrix. I'm talking, of course, about mispriced awards.
For example check out this post by a user on Reddit. Something doesn't seem quite right, does it? Remember, we all know that the search engine on the Aeroplan website is flawed in many ways. It doesn't show all the availability, it's not smart enough to allow connections through two airports in the same city, it rarely captures all the possible flight times, etc.
Surely, then, it's not inconceivable that disguised among all these flaws in the search engine are some lucrative glitches lying in plain sight?
Aeroplan has helped countless Canadians unlock the world, and that's just within the boundaries of its flight reward chart. Once you get into all the juicy tricks and secrets, the value you can get from Aeroplan can only get even higher. I hope that you find some of these useful, and that they get your mind thinking of ways to find even more secrets hidden within Aeroplan!


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Lou Gramm Hints at Future Foreigner Reunion Dates
Jeff Giles Published: November 9, 2017
Foreigner fans got the best of both worlds during the group's 40th-anniversary tour this year, with the surviving members of the original lineup joining band leader Mick Jones' current lineup for various reunions along the way — and singer Lou Gramm thinks there's a chance it could continue.
During a recent interview with Rock Band Reviews (which you can listen to above), Gramm looked back on the special two-night event that closed out the tour with every surviving original member onstage together. "It was great to get back onstage with the original Foreigner," he reflected. "We played about six or seven songs; it was a lot of fun. And Mick, of course, played with us. And then the two bands — the Foreigner of today and the original Foreigner — actually played a few songs together, and that was also fun. And they are really nice guys and good musicians."
As previously reported, those shows were filmed and recorded for future release — and in the meantime, Gramm seems to believe more dates could be added; as he put it, "we're gonna do some more, I think."
What form this future activity could take remains to be seen, but judging from Gramm's description of his upcoming performance activity, it sounds like it will take the form of scattered dates throughout Foreigner's tour calendar. "I've been doing weekends for the last few years. That's kind of nice," he pointed out. "You leave Thursday, you play Friday, Saturday, you come home Sunday. So I think we're gonna be doing more of those, and then there's gonna be the Foreigner shows."
While hinging the number of shows he does on "the reception of the audience," Gramm dropped one last hint at some sort of continued reunion, saying "everything is kind of poised for a fun an interesting summer" and adding, "Let's see what happens."
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Vocal Expression of Emotion: Comparisons of Judge Accuracy, Linguistic Properties, Subjective Reactions, and Acoustical Analyses
Bruce L. Brown
Stanley Feldstein
Daniel Sanderson
Gail Caldwell
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Brown, Bruce L.; Feldstein, Stanley; Sanderson, Daniel; and Caldwell, Gail (1987) "Vocal Expression of Emotion: Comparisons of Judge Accuracy, Linguistic Properties, Subjective Reactions, and Acoustical Analyses," Deseret Language and Linguistic Society Symposium: Vol. 13 : Iss. 1 , Article 4.
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Bet Bears-Seahawks under 43.5 at Karamba.
Bet the Dolphins-Jets under 44 at Karamba.
Bet the Chargers-Bills under 43 at Karamba.
Bet the Cardinals-Rams under 45 at Karamba.
Following an intense Week 1, we've seen a deluge of injury reports that are going to impact the NFL betting markets for Week 2 and beyond.
Players such as Delanie Walker (Tennessee Titans), Doug Baldwin (Seattle Seahawks), Greg Olsen (Carolina Panthers), Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay Packers) and Leonard Fournette (Jacksonville Jaguars) are all Pro Bowl-caliber players that were injured in Week 1.
That will have a big impact on totals in the coming week. That's just part of the reason why we like four unders on the board for Week 2.
Over/under total: 43.5 at Karamba.
The Seahawks will be without an injured Doug Baldwin, meaning that they will lose their best receiver. That's a concern as they get set for a Week 2 matchup with the Bears. The Seahawks don't have a great ground game or offensive line, so Baldwin is a key part of their offense.
Seattle will also have to find a way to protect Russell Wilson, which has been a challenge for years. He took six sacks last week and now has to face Khalil Mack and company.
On the Bears side of things, expect more of what we saw in their devastating loss in Week 1: a conservative game plan in which they make Mitchell Trubisky a caretaker more so than a quarterback. It's hard to see the Bears lighting up the scoreboard no matter who is the opponent.
Neither team is in good position to be either potent or consistent on offense. This game has all the makings of a low-scoring slugfest.
Take the Bears-Seahawks under 43.5 at Karamba.
Over/under total: 44 at Karamba.
We're looking at a midsized total in the Dolphins-Jets game here, but we like the under. For starters, we're not expecting the Jets to score 48 points again. A lot of that had to do with the Detroit Lions self-destructing. Miami is likely to take the Jets far more seriously and be far better prepared.
Furthermore, it's a long trip for Miami, who doesn't play well in this series. The Jets have covered 31 of the last 45 meetings and are 15-11 straight up in the last 26 games in New York. Last year's showdown in New York produced a 20-6 result and we're looking for something similar – in the teens or low 20s.
Remember that last week's Titans-Dolphins game saw merely 13 points through three quarterbacks before the two teams exploded for 34 in the fourth quarter. The Dolphins aren't a great rushing team and it'll be tough for them to sustain drives against a quality Jets defense.
Back the Dolphins-Jets under 44 at Karamba.
Over/under total: 43 at Karamba.
The Chargers were embarrassed on defense by the Kansas City Chiefs. It will be hard for this defense to play two bad games in a row on a general level, but it will be even more difficult for the Chargers to play a bad defensive game against the Bills, who scored just three points last week.
They look like one of the three or four worst teams in the whole league. The decision to get rid of Tyrod Taylor looks worse and worse now with Nathan Peterman clearly being in way over his head as an NFL quarterback.
Peterman was terrible last year in a spot start against the Chargers, and now the Chargers might come across his path again. And if the Bills go with rookie Josh Allen, this would be his first NFL start.
On the Chargers side of things, they will be playing an East Coast game, and West Coast teams often struggle in these environments. The Chargers will come back with a much stronger defensive effort in this one and get the win, but this feels like an under.
Over/under total: 45 at Karamba.
A lot of people are going to be betting Los Angeles Rams games over the number this year, and it's easy to see why.
The Rams are as explosive of a team as there is. They had just 10 points at the half on Monday Night Football in Oakland and then proceeded to score 23 second-half points. And that's even with the offensive looking a bit rusty in the red zone.
Still, this feels like an under because the Cardinals aren't likely to do much scoring. The Cardinals have a weak offensive line and a questionable set of wide receivers. They only mustered 213 yards in total at home against Washington in Week 1.
It's hard to expect them to do much better on the road against an even better defense. With one team doing most of the scoring, this should be an under.
Take the Cardinals-Rams under 45 at Karamba.


It has been a longish winter for the Hope Valley Under 10s – the lad's team. In the year before we formally start keeping scores (but do anyway) a couple of wins punctuating a larger number of losses, including a couple of heavy ones, have added lead to some legs. Junior footy is all about having fun but, let's face it, it's funnest when you're winning.
We have been working hard (I move the magnets around the board in my capacity as Assistant Coach). Training twice a week, weather permitting, and through the school holidays, our focus has largely been around winning the contested footy – overcoming shyness and reticence to go after that pill.
The young demons may not be taller or more gifted than our opposition but they can work harder and be more desperate at the ball. The boys are getting there but have gone largely unrewarded thus far this season.
So, enter the penultimate Sunday of the junior football year. Adelaide has received a fair lashing of rain over the last week, causing both of our training sessions to be cancelled but our oval, centre square excepted, is still in pretty good condition. As the tyres crunch the gravel at Argana Park in Elizabeth, their oval tells a different tale.
Waves of mud, tonnes of the sloppy brown stuff, still fresh and moist are within the boundaries marked for us. The lad's eyes light up – he's out the door and running through the thickest of it almost before the car stops moving. It's by far the worst ground we've played on this winter but he couldn't be happier.
As teammates filter out of reluctant parental cars, it's clear he is not alone. Boys chase each other around the mud like a pack of seagulls with a single chip in their midst.
A light squall blows across the ground and the coach's instructions are simple – get to the ball first and get it forward, nothing fancy; play in front at all times. His charges respond, hitting the deck harder than a Starc bouncer. In the slip and the slop, a season of imploring the team to go and get the ball finally pays dividends, as the Demons are first to it and dominate the first quarter.
When he's not at the bottom of the pack, the lad is getting in front of the play and providing a link as we win it forward. His kicking, in previous years a real weapon, is back to its best, repeatedly putting the ball to advantage. His sure footedness in the same conditions that slow his opponents provides a noticeable advantage.
Despite dominating the quarter, Hope Valley don't quite get the score on the board in the first quarter, kicking 1.3 to 0.1. The second quarter starts much the same way, the ball locked in the Demons' forward line without actually going through the big little sticks. Contest after contest players squirm in and out of the mud, getting pressed and pressing in equal measure.
Eventually the weight of possession takes its toll and the boys go into their oranges (very difficult to eat with mud-coated hands) well ahead. Micro showers fall and pass and things only get more slippery. The mudlarks scrimmage the ball forward and a few more goals ensue.
The umpire is just what the game needs: he's generous with his call of mark; he pulls out a free to the defending side when things are getting too congested; and as the game flows even more in our favour he errs on the side of the opposition to make sure everyone gets a kick, much to our boys' chagrin.
The lad, now almost covered head to toe in mud, sneaks forward and milks an in the back free kick (entirely uncoached but he is highly proficient). He goes back and kicks his second goal for the season, rather pleased with himself. He then returns to testing out every bit of mud on the ground for consistency and quality. Certainly, the winning helps but it is the conditions he is enjoying just as much.
By game's end, a 59 point win, the boys enthusiastically sing the song, arm in browned arm. I think they needed a day like this, and equally so did those of us on coaching and parental duties; small but proud. Car interiors, less so.
So, here's to mud. Long gone are the days where elite footballers would occasionally be forced to slog it out in suburban quagmires, and in many ways the game is less rich for it. One of the attractive features of Australian Rules is that it can accommodate so many shapes and sizes. But with increasing professionalism this is increasingly not the case.
Something like one in 30 young Australian men are taller than 190cm but in the AFL 40% are – fewer shapes, fewer sizes.
The homogenisation of conditions along with expansion of the interchange has created a game increasingly for the genetically gifted: the tall, the fast, the aerobically odd. Maybe a few rounds in the mud would create a way back in for the skilfully slow, the unsophisticated but desperate.
You could even, at random, truck a few tonnes in for games at the Docklands to keep life interesting. Homogenisation will always lead to defensive innovation ahead of offensive – certainty is a defender's best friend. Yet, the AFL will plough ahead through the driest of fields, apparently having no idea of what actually makes the game tick – variety!
Meanwhile, in a north eastern Adelaide suburb, every time the rain falls on a Saturday night, a young lad tucked up in bed will smile a mudlark's smile.
Read Barry Dickins on mud HERE.
I only ever played there once, my last ever game of SAFA B Grade in 1981 (I preferred Ridley Road myself.) It was a bowling green compared to Athelstone the previous week where I was bogged shin deep in the sticky black centre wicket area.
Back then, I sensed a deep whitegoods conspiracy jointly funded by Saverys and Godfreys – the grit that accumulated under the agitators of Adelaide ruined many a Simpson Pope twin tub.
If you were lucky enough to make finals, the mud hardened significantly as the early spring warmth baked the crevasses such that the surface felt like baked razor blades. That wasn't fun.
The coach clearly has a good understanding of what best suits his team, looks like he's praying for more rain.
While the rest of Australia struggles with drought, WA has had successive wet winters. The weather comes in sudden violent squalls off the Indian Ocean, rather than the steady "setting in" rain of the eastern states. The volume of rain pools in sheets despite the draining properties of mostly sandy soils. Have been to WAFL games at Leederville and Bassendean recently with water a couple of inches deep and 30 yards wide (bring back Imperial measures I say; and Imperial Honours; and Imperious leaders) along one wing. I love the slides and spray from a good tackle in the pond. So long as I'm watching – and not having to play in it.
Congrats to the lad. Persistence pays. Mum's a looker.
Great read Dave. Well done to you and the lad on a great season. Ahh, mud. I don't recall the Barossa and Light grounds of my youth as being overly muddy although they all had their moments.
Kingswood Oval- home of the Unley Jets probably the muddiest deck I experienced. Like Kapunda it had a reasonable slope running straight down the middle, but didn`t drain and became pig-sty thick and gluey. By late season it stank, especially across the cricket pitches.
I was only thinking of the idealised, 190cm footballer recently. In 2040, or sooner, when the SANFL etc have been killed by the AFL, club recruiters will access databases (My Health opt-outs long gone) and identify the teenagers who`ll top out at 190cm and above and possess the right genetics etc to be manufactured into footballers. And that`s how it will happen. With all the romance and charm of Brave New World.
Dave, I like your nod to the umpire and applaud his sensible, considerate and educational approach to the way he dealt with the kids in this game. Fancy that – the words 'umpire', 'sensible', 'considerate' and 'educational' all included in the same sentence! We do indeed live is an age of miracles.
I remember seeing something like this in Adelaide in the early 70s. Across the road from where I boarded was the (then) winter-time quagmire of an oval of Concordia College in Highgate. The kids from St John's Lutheran Primary School played their games there on a Saturday morning. The umpire was often that school's Principal, Ophie Renner, no mean sportsman himself in his day, a middle-aged enthusiast who wanted the boys to enjoy the game, develop their skills and learn about the game. He was both umpire and on-field coach – to both teams! He'd talk to them, encourage them, congratulate good play, and, like the guy you mention, umpired with both his head and his heart. It's what kids' sport should be about.
Thanks for the read and comments. Warm this week, Swish, so that mud may very well end up dangerous (have seen our oval like that in previous years). Suspect we'll likely be visiting Ariana next year too once they've streamed the clubs.
Thanks Mark, he delivers a good speech, our coach.
Need a bit more Biscay clay over there, PB.
There's a real art to umpiring junior footy, Ian. The young lad we had in our most recent game was too afraid to blow his whistle. Never gave himself a chance to control the game. The lad is keen to become an umpire when he is old enough. I might do the course with him. I drove past Concordia on the weekend. The Adelaide Uni rugby ovals nearby were showing a fair amount of wear.
Cheers, RB, it's a big change from his first game in the wet. Refused to move.
A great read, Dave the Magnet Mover.


Details and prices of the first home server running Microsoft's Windows Home Server software were posted briefly on several online stores Monday. Systems are scheduled to ship Sept. 15 at prices starting at US$599 (AU$749).
According to listings on such e-tailing sites as Amazon.com, PCMall and onSale.com, Hewlett-Packard Co.'s MediaSmart Home Server will be sold in two models at prices of US$599 and US$749. The pair are identical with the exception of the amount of included storage: the US$599 server contains 500GB, while the US$759 unit offers 1TB.
Both servers will be powered by a 1.8GHz Sempron processor from Advanced Micro Devices Inc., and come bundled with HP's Photo Webshare software, an add-on to Windows Home Server (WHS) that builds a photo sharing Web site and serves it from the MediaSmart box. None of the for-sales listings spelled out the amount of memory in the servers, however.
HP declined to comment on the MediaSmart leaks.
Although some of the MediaSmart listings have been pulled, others remain online, if in truncated form. Amazon.com, for instance, still shows the servers but has removed the pricing it posted for a short time Monday.
The two servers are equipped with four drive bays for internal storage, and four USB 2.0 ports to connect additional external drivers. The 500GB model has only one bay filled, while the 1TB system fills two, indicating that HP is using 500GB drives.
Windows Home Server has been in the news of late -- users have reported that the software-only system builder edition is available in some countries -- but this is the first hint of pricing, configurations and delivery dates for a system from one of the OEMs which has committed to Home Server hardware.
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"the Act" means the Non-Domestic Rates (Scotland) Act 2020, and
"the 1975 Act" means the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1975 F1.
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Patient history of sexual trauma is of clinical relevance to healthcare providers as survivors face adverse health-related outcomes. This paper describes a method for identifying mentions of sexual trauma within the free text of electronic medical notes. A natural language processing pipeline for information extraction was developed and scaled to handle a large corpus of electronic medical notes used for this study from US Veterans Health Administration medical facilities. The tool was used to identify sexual trauma mentions and create snippets around every asserted mention based on a domain-specific lexicon developed for this purpose. All snippets were evaluated by trained human reviewers. An overall positive predictive value (PPV) of 0.90 for identifying sexual trauma mentions from the free text and a PPV of 0.71 at the patient level are reported. The metrics are superior for records from female patients.


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March 29, 2015 | Park News
Jon Clemmons '08 Hits a Homerun in the Field of Professional Sports Management
By Valerie Schwartz
Reflecting on his career choice, Jon Clemmons '08, who earned an undergraduate degree in business administration with a concentration in finance, recalled a quote from baseball great Yogi Berra: "'When you come to a fork in the road, take it.'"
Jon Clemmons '08
"After completing an internship with a financial firm and another with a minor league baseball team," Clemmons said, "it was time to decide which road I was going to take. It was either pursue the business side of baseball, or chase the dollar signs in the financial sector."
Clemmons, who grew up playing baseball in his hometown of Swansboro, N.C., first merged his academic pursuits with his lifelong love for the sport when he landed an internship with the Zebulon, N.C.-based Carolina Mudcats minor league team the summer following his junior year. Upon graduation, Clemmons returned to the Mudcats, where he gained sales experienced as the franchise's director of ticket operations.
Two years later, he relocated across the state to assume the position of merchandise and promotions manager for the Asheville Tourists Baseball Club. During Clemmons' tenure with the Tourists, the team has won two South Atlantic League championships. He was recently promoted to assistant general manager, focusing on sponsorship relations, fan engagement, and all aspects of the Tourists' operations.
Jon Clemmons '08 with Asheville Tourists mascot Mr. Moon
In a Ballpark Digest post dated October 15, 2014, Asheville Tourists president Brian DeWine said Clemmons "has been an integral part of our organization for quite some time. He is a rising star in this industry and we are excited to announce his expanded role."
Clemmons described building relationships with his colleagues, fans, and corporate clients as the most rewarding aspect of his job.
"I am blessed to have mentors within and outside the game of baseball to call on whenever a situation arises," he said. "Being able to share my love for the game of baseball with others and call it my profession is priceless. Most would say the 16-hour days during the 70-game home season is the most challenging aspect of the job, but for me, learning how to be as effective as possible in sales is a challenge that I embrace."
Jon Clemmons '08 celebrating an Asheville Tourists' South Atlantic League championship
When he's not putting in long hours with the Tourists, Clemmons remains connected with the Park Scholarships program by serving on the Regional Selection Committee, reviewing applications and interviewing candidates in Western North Carolina.
"Each year, this experience teaches me how truly blessed we are to be able to call NC State our home," said Clemmons. "The Park Scholarships program and the university changed my perspective on the world. I grew up in a beautiful small town on the Crystal Coast, and like my hometown, my mindset on how the cultures of the world unite was limited."
Clemmons' first experience with air travel was during the summer following his sophomore year at NC State, when he flew to Peru for a six-week study abroad program. As a college student, he also traveled to Ecuador and within the U.S.
"My time traveling abroad taught me the value of learning a language and culture firsthand while interacting with the locals on the street," Clemmons said. "These experiences taught me to view the world and people differently."
Today, Clemmons practices his Spanish language skills by conversing with some of the Tourists' players. He is completing his MBA at Lenoir-Rhyne University's Asheville campus, and on July 1, 2015 he will be installed as president of the Rotary Club of Asheville South.
Jon Clemmons '08 (second from right) and his family supporting the Wolfpack
"I'm thankful to be a part of an elite group of students and alumni who have received the Park Scholarship," said Clemmons. "It allowed me to comfortably follow my dream and work in professional baseball."
As current Park Scholars contemplate their own options for the future, Clemmons advises them to take full advantage of the extracurricular, travel, and service opportunities available at NC State.
"These experiences will better equip you to take the fork in the road as it draws near," he said.
Story by Maressa Gabriel
Tags: 2008, asheville, baseball, business, clemmons, finance, jon, management, mudcats, sales, sport, tourists
Mia de los Reyes '16 Researches Galaxies Far, Far Away	Ricky Bloomfield '02 Affords Megan McNeil '17 Insight into Careers in Medicine


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Q: VBScript, click save to continue Script i have a certain problem with A VBScript when i try to automate a procedure with VBA/VBS macro.
It enters a contract number in VBS and does some standardized changes in VA03, but for some there are some incoplete information, then this pop-up window appears:

I only want my script to click Save and continue in case this happens for a certain contract number.
It did not work with Applications.DisplayAlerts = False, and also i guess it will not work with Error Handler as practically this is not an Error.
It should be with a simple IF statement, but i do not know how i should put the wording.
Can anyone please help, my research in the net got me nowhere :(
Code (Although it is working, i only need a piece which will handle the above stopper):
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'Those are the commands with which we make SAP available for the VBA code
Set SapGuiAuto = GetObject("SAPGUI")
  Set SAPApp = SapGuiAuto.GetScriptingEngine
  Set SAPCon = SAPApp.Children(0)
  Set Session = SAPCon.Children(0)

  If IsObject(WScript) Then
   WScript.ConnectObject Session, "on"
   WScript.ConnectObject Application, "on"
 End If

Session.findById("wnd[0]").maximize
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[0]/btn[3]").press
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[0]/btn[3]").press
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[0]/okcd").Text = "va42"
Session.findById("wnd[0]").sendVKey 0

'We start the loop inside the macro book and give values to our variables
With ThisWorkbook
While Cells(j, 1) <> ""
cont = Cells(j, 1).Value
row = Cells(j, 3).Value
rep = Cells(j, 4).Value

' enter VBS code
'In this part we change the inst to REMV
Session.findById("wnd[0]").maximize
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/ctxtVBAK-VBELN").Text = cont
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/ctxtVBAK-VBELN").caretPosition = 8
Session.findById("wnd[0]").sendVKey 0
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP_OVERVIEW/tabpT\01/ssubSUBSCREEN_BODY:SAPMV45A:4426/subSUBSCREEN_TC:SAPMV45A:4908/tblSAPMV45ATCTRL_U_ERF_KONTRAKT/ctxtVBAP-KDMAT[5," & CStr(row) & "]").SetFocus
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP_OVERVIEW/tabpT\01/ssubSUBSCREEN_BODY:SAPMV45A:4426/subSUBSCREEN_TC:SAPMV45A:4908/tblSAPMV45ATCTRL_U_ERF_KONTRAKT/ctxtVBAP-KDMAT[5," & CStr(row) & "]").caretPosition = 6
Session.findById("wnd[0]").sendVKey 2

'change date
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP_ITEM/tabpT\03").Select
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP/tabpT\03/ssubSUBSCREEN_BODY:SAPLV45W:4201/ctxtVEDA-VDEMDAT").Text = today
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP/tabpT\03/ssubSUBSCREEN_BODY:SAPLV45W:4201/ctxtVEDA-VDEMDAT").SetFocus
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP/tabpT\03/ssubSUBSCREEN_BODY:SAPLV45W:4201/ctxtVEDA-VDEMDAT").caretPosition = 10

'change INST to REMV
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP/tabpT\10").Select
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tabsTAXI_TABSTRIP_ITEM/tabpT\10/ssubSUBSCREEN_BODY:SAPMV45A:4454/ctxtVBAP-KDMAT").Text = rep

'Deletes the first line in Technical Objects and saves the changes
Session.findById("wnd[0]/mbar/menu[3]/menu[9]").Select
Session.findById("wnd[0]/usr/tblSAPLIWOLOBJK_220").getAbsoluteRow(0).Selected = True
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[1]/btn[19]").press
Session.findById("wnd[1]/usr/btnSPOP-OPTION1").press
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[0]/btn[3]").press
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[0]/btn[11]").press

'we make sure the loop goes through every row and then end it
j = j + 1
Wend

End With
End Sub

Best regards,
Mihail

A: First, I would record the missing piece of vbs program. Then you have to recognize where in the main program this piece must be installed. But I suspect it will happen after saving. The rough structure might look like this:
. . .
Session.findById("wnd[0]/tbar[0]/btn[11]").press
'------------------------------ new ---------------------------
on error resume next
'Suppose that's the missing piece of program
session.findById("wnd[1]/usr/btnSPOP-OPTION1").press
on error goto 0
'------------------------------ new ---------------------------
'we make sure the loop goes through every row and then end it
j = j + 1
Wend
. . .

Regards,
ScriptMan

A: I added the solution proposed by Script man above!
It worked perfectly!

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Introduction in scheduling. The definition of the project. Scheduling based on special software.
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High levels of Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) are found in chronic inflammatory diseases, including synovial fluids (SF) of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) patients. The effects of high NGF levels on immune cell activity and inflammatory process are unknown.
To evaluate the effects of NGF and the role of its receptor TrkA on cytokine production in monocytes, which express TrkA and are key players of inflammation. To investigate in JIA patients the expression of the NGF receptor, TrkA, in blood and SF mononuclear cells (MC).
Using real time PCR we evaluated the expression of TrkA in JIA patients (n=25; mean age 8.93 years) and controls comparable (n=17; mean age 8.93 years). In human monocytes stimulated with LPS, the effect of TrkA activation or inhibition on signalling and cytokine release was evaluated using real-time PCR, western blot and ELISA.
Compared to controls, TrkA mRNA expression was markedly lower in blood MC of JIA patients (p<0.001). TrkA mRNA levels were similarlv low in SF MC of JIA patients. In vitro, we show that addition of NGF down-regulates IL-6 and IL-1 production and increases IL-10. Blocking the receptor TrkA resulted in enhanced activation of the NF-kB pathway, in increased inflammatory cytokine production and in decreased IL-10.
We show for the first time that NGF, through TrkA, has anti-inflammatory effects on monocytes, suggesting that the well-known NGF increase found in chronic inflammatory diseases represents an endogenous mechanisms limiting inflammatory response. Defective TrkA expression, as found in JIA patients, may lead to an imbalance between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory pathways contributing to chronic inflammation.


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Peillat strike puts Argentina into title match at Odisha Men's Hockey World League Final Bhubaneswar 2017
December 8, 2017 Hockey World News	Leave a comment
India defeated as Argentina reach final thanks to penalty corner from Gonzalo Peillat
Pruijser scores only goal of the game as Netherlands defeat England in 7-8 match
Race for Hockey World League title continues at Bhubaneswar's Kalinga Stadium
Bhubaneswar, India: India's quest to win the Hockey World League title on home soil in Bhubaneswar came to an end on Friday (8th December 2017), with Olympic champions and world number 1 Argentina taking a 1-0 semi-final victory over the hosts to claim their place in competition on a rainy night at the Kalinga Stadium.
Argentina will now await the winners of the second semi-final, with reigning world and Hockey World League champions Australia taking on Germany on tomorrow evening.
The semi-final meeting between Argentina (FIH Hero World Ranking: 1) and India (WR: 6), two of the most attack-minded teams in the game, was certainly hampered by the playing conditions, with neither side being able to produce the kind of hockey for which they are renowned due to torrential rain. Despite the conditions, the two teams gave it absolutely everything in their efforts to book a ticket to Sunday's final, with another huge crowd braving the conditions in order to witness the action.
Following Argentina's quarter-final victory over England, Leones attacker Lucas Vila expressed his frustration that his side were not being given enough chances to utilise their penalty corners, with teams doing everything they could to avoid giving Gonzalo Peillat any opportunity. Vila stated that he felt Peillat could be the difference in the semi-final, and his point was proven correct when the brilliant flicker defied the conditions to send a rocket inside the right post of goalkeeper Akash Chickte two minutes into the second quarter.
Argentina soaked up huge amounts of Indian pressure in the third and fourth quarter, with the hosts enjoying an incredible 79 percent possession in the latter. However, an equaliser never came and Argentina are now one win away from adding the Hockey World League title to the Olympic gold medal that they claimed at Rio 2016.
"I'm very proud of our performance today as it was tough out there", said Argentina goalkeeper Juan Vivaldi after the match. "We played a smart game, scored a good goal and defended really well."
Regarding the reliability of Gonzalo Peillat from penalty corner situations, who scored from his only opportunity, Vivaldi said: "The last two games he hasn't had any chances, and we know it is really important for our system that he gets those opportunities. Today we get one corner and he scores, so we are really happy as a team and also for him."
Earlier in the day, the Netherlands finished their Odisha Men's Hockey World League campaign on a winning note by defeating England 1-0 in a rain-soaked 7-8 classification match. The winner came from the stick of star striker Hockey Stars Male Player of the Year 2017 nominee Mirco Pruijser, who beat Hockey Stars Goalkeeper of the Year nominee George Pinner – who made his 100th appearance for England in the contest – with a third quarter field goal.
Referring to match-winner Pruijser, Netherlands star Valentin Verga said:"He's the man who is there to finish the chances, and he is so good at that."
The action continues on Saturday 9th December with Belgium and Spain taking to the field in the 5-6 classification match at 17:15 Indian Standard Time (UST+5.30). That contest will be followed by the second of the semi-finals with Hockey World League title holders Australia taking on Germany at 1930 for a place in the championship match against Argentina.
RESULTS – DAY 8
7-8 – England 0, Netherlands 1.
Man of the Match, presented by Odisha New Opportunities: Joep de Mol (NED)
Junior Player of the Match, presented by ONGC: Liam Sanford (ENG)
Semi-Final – India 0, Argentina 1.
Man of the Match, presented by Odisha New Opportunities: Matias Rey (ARG)
Junior Player of the Match, presented by ONGC: Harmanpreet Singh (IND)
Upcoming fixtures (All times Indian Standard Time – UTC +5.30)
17:15: 5-6 – Belgium v Spain
19:30: Semi-Final – Australia v Germany
17:15: Bronze medal match
19:30: Final
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Global Health Seminar: "HIV: The Early Years" - Dr. James W. Curran
Time: Fri Nov 1, 2019, 2:00PM - 3:00PM
Location: Carey Auditorium, Hesburgh Library
Global Health Seminar
HIV: The Early Years
James W. Curran, MD, MPH
Dean, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University
Co-Director, Emory Center for AIDS Research
All are invited to attend.
Jim Curran joined the Rollins School of Public Health as Dean and Professor of Epidemiology in 1995 following twenty-five years of leadership at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He is Co-Director of the Emory Center for AIDS Research and holds faculty appointments in the Emory School of Medicine and the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing.
In 1981, Jim Curran was tapped to lead a CDC task force charged with determining what was behind the first cases of what we now know as AIDS. A pioneer in HIV/AIDS prevention, Dr. Curran led the nation's efforts in the battle against HIV/AIDS for 15 years before joining Emory as Dean. While at the CDC, he attained the rank of the assistant surgeon general.
After graduating from the University of Notre Dame, Jim received his MD from the University of Michigan and a master of public health from Harvard University. Dr. Curran is a fellow of the American Epidemiologic Society, the American College of Preventive Medicine, and the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Author or co-author of more than 270 scholarly publications, he was elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences in 1993. He was given the Surgeon General's Medal of Excellence in 1996 and received the John Snow Award from the American Public Health Association in 2003.
In 2015 Curran was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and is immediate past chair of the board on Population Health and Public Health Practice of the Institute of Medicine and serves on the Executive Committee of the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health. In 2009, the Rollins School of Public Health Dean's position was named the James W. Curran Dean of Public Health in his honor.


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With tourism rebounding strongly, SeaWorld Entertainment was looking forward to 2014. The Orlando-based company's flagship park in Orlando was headed for record earnings with higher ticket prices and new attractions. Then came what looked to be another stock documentary by free the- whales activists, a low-budget film destined for a quick fade to obscurity. But Blackfish the movie caught fire in late 2013 and has SeaWorld executives seeing red.
Blackfish depicts the life of Tilikum, the six-ton orca that killed senior trainer Dawn Brancheau at the Orlando park in 2010. Through stark video, edited interviews and melodramatic touches, the film portrays marine parks as corporate profiteers with little regard for the mental health of performing sea life and "Shamus" such as Tilikum.
Gabriela Cowperthwaite, the Los Angeles filmmaker who directed the movie, says in interviews in print and online that although she is convinced SeaWorld trainers love their killer whales and the orcas successfully bond with them, the stress of captivity and repetitive performances is inhumane. Though Blackfish is widely described as a documentary, the film's website calls it "a mesmerizing psychological thriller, with a killer whale at its centre."
When big-name singers and entertainers began canceling scheduled performances at SeaWorld Orlando amid the growing Hollywood buzz about the movie, SeaWorld responded with national advertising reiterating the company's longstanding commitment to marine life in its 11 parks and the world's oceans. For the coming year, at least some of the company's challenge will be to counter public relations fallout from the film, which reportedly grossed only about $2 million in a limited release but has since been boosted by continuing news coverage and awards.
SeaWorld is getting encouragement from a business lobbying group concerned about economic damage to the $1.5-billion-a-year company and its employees. Associated Industries of Florida sent a notice to members in late December declaring that it "will stand with SeaWorld."
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