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Open letter to my son
As you approach your fifth birthday and enter your last year of preschool, I can't help but think you're growing up too fast. I guess thats the trend these days with all this twerking business, but that's a conversation for another day.
As a father, there's something special about having a son. Of course I love your sisters as much as you, but its different. They are my princesses. You, on the other hand, are my son. And theres something intrinsic and almost primal about having a son. Its hard to explain, but maybe someday, if you are lucky enough to have your own family, you too will feel the same way.
While it is certainly true that we share many of the same likes and hobbies and you love to do dude things, whats so powerful about our relationship is the fact that I have been given an amazing opportunity for a do-over of sorts. Of course the path you take in life will be your own much of which I'm sure I will not agree but it does afford me the opportunity to guide, teach, support, and show you that there are no true shortcuts worth taking in life.
When you were little, you wanted to be just like me. But you're not, and I love that.
So as you venture down this unknown path of life, there are a few things that Id like you to remember as you get older and experience the jubilation of a Red Sox win over the Yankees, the pride of getting into that college, or the gut wrenching torture of that first breakup. Maybe, just maybe, this will help keep you grounded and navigate the meandering and often uncertain roads of life.
So for what its worth, remember:
1. I am not perfect and the day you come to realize that, dont feel guilty for being disappointed.
2. Your sisters are and will be your two best friends for the rest of your life. They will stand up for you, help you, and provide you an endless array of potential girlfriends. So stop hitting them.
3. You once wore your sisters underwear on your head. I have pictures so dont push your luck when I tell you to be home by 10 or they might find their way to your Facebook wall.
4. Always be yourself and ignore those that dont respect that.
5. Call your mother. And go golfing with your dad now and then.
6. Dont lie it wont get you what you want in the long run. The truth is hard to swallow but people will respect you for always being honest even if they dont like it.
7. Take risks, get in over your head, ask that girl out, and be spontaneous. Repeat.
8. Travel and learn about different cultures, customs, and beliefs. Be tolerant of others. You are not always right.
9. If you fail, learn from it and fail enthusiastically. Just as you would in success, extract everything you can out of your failures. Never stop learning.
10. Rescue a dog. Or two. They will return the favor.
11. PLAN but deviate often.
12. Say, I love you. And dont settle for anything less in return.
13. If you get in trouble, know that I will always be there to dust you off, prop you up, and stand by your side. We all make mistakes but its what we learn from them that makes all the difference.
14. Be assertive. Be heard. Be present. Contribute. What you have to say is important.
15. Stand tall and be confident in love and business. It will take you far.
16. Learn to play guitar because girls love that. And because your dad always wanted to so he needs to live vicariously through you.
17. Know that when I yelled at you when you were a kid, Im sorry. There were just those times when I couldnt keep it together anymore (see #1).
18. Every day that I dropped you off at school and you were instantly off running with your first best friend, I dreaded the day when you didn't need me anymore.
19. Hugs can cure almost anything. Or at the very least, they can't hurt.
20. From the day you were born, I couldn't wait for the day that I could take you to Fenway Park.
21. You might be my best friend but thats not my job. My job will always be to help you avoid the mistakes I made, embrace the things you love, and when you fail or lose your way, help you get back on track.
22. Above all, see #1.
PS: Don't forget to take out the garbage.
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Monday March 19
...and some swinging....
That night, we took a long family bike ride to the park. It was a great night together.
Tuesday March 20
Wednesday, March 21
A trip to Walmart for about a month's worth of groceries absolutely monopolized our entire morning! I absolutely dread going to Walmart, but was thankful for several things today. Instead of complaining about having to go there, I decided I would list the blessings of the day:
- I was able to leave the house just a little after 8:30, so I got there before most of the crazies came out.
- The kids were super, super well behaved, and Ethan was actually very helpful! Love that kid. He has such a wonderful spirit.
- Lola had to go to the bathroom (public restroom = worst thing ever) but managed to hold it until we got in there--no potty disasters!
- I found my favorite chicken clearanced down and bought two packages! lol
- I got my favorite cashier, who is very friendly, price-matches without issues, and admires my coupons rather than scowling at me!
who can not only envision something like this, but can also build it for me!
Then, at bedtime, Colin told me about a little girl and little boy in his class who kissed that day at school. Thus led to a long talk....oy. Not quite ready for this stage of life yet!
Tucking Ethan in: "Mom...you are my super excellent favorite."
Thursday March 22
Paislee Jay was born! My sweet cousin Haley had her baby. Welcome to our family, sweet girl! Pictures will be forthcoming. :)
And yes. I do realize that Ethan has worn that shirt three different days this week. I could give you some spiel about 'that's just how it fell during the wash cycle'....or something else....but in all honesty, this a new (to him) shirt, and the kid has been over-the-moon excited about it. He dug it out of the dirties both Wednesday and Thursday. I chose to make it a non-issue. After all, we shower everyday. He goes to bed clean. :)
That night, we had parent teacher conferences!
he couldn't stop talking about those leprechauns!
I just love this picture!
Friday, March 23
Shane was able to take the day off of work. Such a rare treat! We played quite a bit, but were also able to get a lot of work done around the house. We finished up a lot of the little chores that needed to be done to clean up the yard for Spring, and one big one....
No, that is not a ball up there that Shane and the boys were chasing! They took the Christmas lights down off of our tree. What a ton of work! Thankfully, it is not quite as bad as putting them up--but they were still up there monkeying around for about 2 hours!
Lola can make it go, but she definitely doesn't have the hang of steering yet!
We had a great day together, and something else happened Friday night....but I want to share about that another day!

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Best Of 2013: Albums, Concerts, Unsigned Bands To Watch
Every year, Infectious' staff put together our "Best of" lists to bring you our favorite albums, concerts, and recommend unsigned bands from 2013. This year, we are pleased to bring you our tops, including A Day To Remember, Fall Out Boy, Frank Turner, and more. Check it out below, and don't forget to purchase a CD or buy concert tickets from each band's website. Check out our best live shots of 2013 here. Please follow and like us:Read More


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Do You Remember Castle Stevens?
Do you have memories of Castle Stevens, the ancestral home of the Stevens family that occupied Castle Point prior to the construction of the Howe Center? Do you have photos or even movies? If so, we need to hear from you.
Hoveida Farvardin, Stevens' First Lady, has taken a deep interest in the history of our alma mater and its founding family. She is leading an initiative to raise awareness about the history of Stevens and making a video about the Castle that can become a valuable asset for our Innovation University. At the time of its demolition in December 1959, Castle Stevens was, arguably, the most historic edifice on the west bank of the Hudson River. Mrs. Farvardin wants to capture its rich history and preserve these memories, narrated by people who experienced the Castle and have first hand knowledge of it, for future generations of the Stevens community. Working with her on the project will be Richard Widdicombe, retired director of Stevens' S.C. Williams Library, Adam Winger, digital initiatives librarian at the Williams Library, and John Dalton '60, who authored a series of four articles in October 1959 on the Castle's history. They are launching two parallel efforts:
- Compiling factual information about Castle Stevens and its place in Hoboken and American history; and interweaving it with
- Memories of the Castle from those who worked there (e.g., Bob Seavy, M.S. '48, Chuck Wellhausen '45) or those who enjoyed social events there or ate in the basement cafeteria (e.g., surviving alumni from the "Silent Generation," those born between 1925 and 1945).
Anyone wishing to contribute memories should contact Adam Winger at A[email protected] or 201-216-5416. We hope to begin interviews subsequent to the Fall Old Guard Luncheon at Stevens on October 4.
Background – Some History
With roots dating back to the American Revolution, Col. John Stevens and his sons, John C., Robert L. and Edwin A., were America's first family of engineers. In 1787, Col. John Stevens' father, the Honorable John Stevens II, served as president of the New Jersey Convention called to ratify the Federal Constitution, becoming the third state to do so.
Considered a mild madman by his contemporaries, Col. John's Castle Stevens was considered one of the most noted homes in mid-19th century America when it was built in 1853-54. From this site emanated a series of inventions and ideas considered earthshaking by his contemporaries, including:
- In 1804, the "Little Juliana" was the first successful application of steam to propel a boat, featuring twin screw propellers.
- In 1805, Col. John Stevens proposed construction of an underwater tunnel from Greenwich Street to Hoboken, with two 14-foot diameter tubes specially reinforced to withstand high pressure with a pump designed by Colonel Stevens.
- In 1809, the Phoenix, America's first steamboat to be used in commercial transportation, made its maiden voyage from New York to Philadelphia.
- Col. John Stevens also drew up plans for a Hudson River bridge that would serve as a convenient means of travel between the two states, as well as an aqueduct to convey fresh water to the City of New York.
- In 1825, he constructed a circular railway in front of the '76 House at First and Hudson Streets, the first steam carriage on wheels in America.
Like Panasonic, Colonel John was "slightly ahead of his time." His three sons also left their mark on America. Robert was a highly successful engineer, best remembered for his development of the T rail used on railroads and the design of America's first ironclad ship. John Cox Stevens served as first Commodore of the New York Yacht Club with headquarters at Castle Point. With Robert's assistance, he was instrumental in arranging the race that saw the "America" defeat the best of the British yachts in a race around the Isle of Wight in 1851, thereby instituting the America's Cup challenge races. Though noted as an engineer and industrialist, Edwin A. Stevens left his mark on history with the 1870 founding of Stevens Institute of Technology, America's "Innovation University."
Col. Stevens' "Villa on the Hudson" became known to generations of students as the Stevens Castle or Castle Stevens. Until its 1959 demolition, it served at times as a dormitory, a cafeteria and as office space. The architectural beauty of the rotunda, circled by a balcony at the second floor level, and crowned by a stained glass window atop the dome, belonged to a bygone age. The unsupported cantilevered staircase with its elegant hand-carved balustrade was one of only two such "floating staircases" in America. Social events held at the Castle were notable affairs.
However, with maintenance costs running $30,000 per year (roughly $240,000 in today's dollars) and the school in need of space for a student center and administrative offices, the Stevens Board of Trustees approved its replacement, and the Castle succumbed to the wrecking ball in December 1959. – By John Dalton '60


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Do you ever wonder if change is possible for you? If you're just going to have to be stuck in despair, your eating disorder, depression, alcoholism, or feeling not-good-enough forever?
I have this posted on my office door:
Butterflies have long been a metaphor for recovery for me. Butterflies (the eggs they start as, the caterpillars they become, the cocoons they build, and the butterflies they emerge into) embody the miracle of transformation that happens in recovery.
In recovery, one model for change, called the Stages of Change,* divides the gap between thinking-about-change and implementing it into 5 Stages. This model was developed from addiction recovery, but can be used for eating disorder or postpartum depression recovery, or another vision you thought was not possible for your life. As an example (because it clearly embodies tangible hope, which can be hard to do in eating disorder or postpartum depression recovery), I'll take you through my butterfly garden stages of change. As you are reading, you can fill in whatever vision of yours that you think is not-yet-possible.
- Stage 1: Precontemplation or The Hopeless-Caterpillar Stage (Not thinking about changing, Do not want to change, or Feel change is hopeless/not possible. This is the stage in which disordered eating, drinking, or depression feels "normal" and/or there is a feeling of resigned this-is-the-way-it-is-and-will-always-be.)
So with my butterfly garden vision, there were years of thinking about this. ("Oh! I should do this! Oooh what a great way to practice ecological conservation in my own backyard! I love butterflies! I used to study butterflies! What a great idea! Butterflies are deeply symbolic of the transformation that happens in recovery and motherhood!!"etc, etc.)
Clearly, as evidenced by the exclamation points, they were excited, visionary thoughts. They were so excited that they tired me out even thinking them. I went back to changing diapers, trying to survive early motherhood, engaging with my professional work, and maintaining my own recovery self-care.
- Stage 2: Contemplation or The Asking-Friends-About-Their-Cocoon-Experience Stage (Considering there is a problem, Still ambivalent about changing but willing to become educated about alcoholism/eating disorders)
When I was in the contemplation stage, I would pay attention when my little one and I visited butterfly exhibits in museums or the insect house at the zoo. I would talk to the butterfly curators. I would get inspired by people planting gardens. I read one blog about a guy who re-introduced an endangered butterfly species just by creating a native garden for their caterpillars. I read educational signs at the museum and zoo and thought "Oh! They're endangered! I could plant a butterfly garden to help! I could do that thing I've been thinking about!" Then I went back to my life and didn't take any action about it.
- Stage 3: Determination or The I'm-Not-Always-Going-To-Stay-A-Caterpillar-Because-I-Know-There's-Something-More Stage (Deciding to stop the behavior such as drinking or disordered eating, deciding to seek postpartum depression support. Beginning to make a plan.)
So in this stage, I was thinking "Well, even though I'm not much of a gardener, I could do this. I could get a book. I could go to the local garden store and talk to the people there. I could start a list of native plants that attract and feed larva, caterpillars and butterflies…" I was deciding that I was going to take action. I was envisioning how I was going to take action. I was less tired about the ideas, more determined, and getting ready to take action. I saved money to buy plants for my future butterfly garden.
- Stage 4: Action or The Building-Your-Cocoon-Of-TransFormation Stage (Beginning to take actions such as announcing to loved ones they are going to change, seeking support of a therapist or treatment program, beginning to attend eating disorder or postpartum depression recovery support groups or 12 step program)
So at this point, I told my family I would like a butterfly garden book for Christmas. I started actually writing (instead of thinking about) a list of plants. I bought a guide to local butterflies. I made a place on a shelf for my butterfly-garden materials. I posed on a neighborhood list serve about local butterfly plants. I made a special pile of materials that was designated butterfly-garden research. I looked into local gardening stores.
- Stage 5: Maintenance or The I-Now-Know-It-Is-Possible Stage (An alcohol, disordered-eating, or depression-free life is becoming "normal," and the threat of old patterns becomes less intense/frequent. Relapse prevention skills and support systems are established.)
This is the stage that my garden is in now. Though this may sound like an end-point, (Ta Da! We're Done! Now everyone lives Happily-Ever-After, The End), it's actually a beginning. Now I have to water the plants. My husband (who is more of a seasoned gardener) helped to replant some of the plants in wire baskets under the soil so they would be protected from gophers, and in full sun (important for butterflies).
People in this stage of recovery CAN have the luxury of resting somewhat, having done some tough work digging in the soil (therapy, treatment, etc) of planting their garden of transformation. However, the work of continued action is crucial in maintenance. If I don't water my plants, they might not survive. If you don't go to your recovery support meetings, or practice the self-care skills you cultivated in your recovery from PPD or an ED, you are at risk of relapse. One of the best ways to prevent relapse/stay in the butterfly stage is to connect with a caterpillar. That is why I work in recovery. So I can remember the darkness of the cocoon AND stay in the sunlight of the spirit.
Here's to your garden, your butterfly-ness, your recovery. Whatever stage it (You) are in.
*Researchers, Carlo C. DiClemente and J. O. Prochaska, introduced a five-stage model of change to help professionals understand their clients with addiction problems and motivate them to change. Here is one summary article that I referenced in this blog: "Stages of Change" by Mark S, Gold, MD


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I've been wondering about the origins of Satanism as an organised religion. I've heard that it was originally created by the Catholic Church as a means to polarize the general population (us-against-them mentality), and it has only recently started "coming into the open".
I was just wondering if there is any credence to the assertion.


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Pronunciation: (pan-HY-poh-pih-TOO-ih-tuh-rih-zum)
A rare condition in which the pituitary gland stops making most or all hormones. Pituitary hormones help control the way many parts of the body work. Symptoms of the condition depend on the hormones that are missing. They include growth problems (in children), obesity (in adults), hair loss, slow heart rate, low blood sugar, low blood pressure, fatigue, and problems with reproduction. This condition may be caused by a tumor on or near the pituitary gland, infection, stroke, injury, surgery, or radiation therapy. It may also be inherited. Also called PHP.
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I'm intrested to know if there exists a tool that lets you input examples of valid documents and lets you then generalize from that to a reusable parser.
I can imagine this, but everytime i start learning about parsers it gets to the granularity of something like lex and yacc and it seems more complicated than my instincts say it should be.
So I'm left wondering if
- a) it's just fundamentally that complicated and I need to see it or
- b) there's a way to build ad-hoc DSLs for relatively simple tasks that I could learn about
Update: a simple example of an "ad hoc" dsl i might like to make quickly.
Instead of the XML
I might want something like:
- lines contain data items
- indentation produces parent-child relations
My imaginary tool lets me convey the above information.
Then, in my imaginary tool, I might highlight "foo" above and right click, at which point it would prompt me to restrict the values to a choice list....
Then I might extend the first one to:
- in a line, '(' and ')' surround a sub item
The above might be qualified with a boolean value that specifies recursion or not, if set to true then bar(lala(4)) might work...
This is the kind of train of thought I generally have that led me to ask the question. It's possible that now I've qualified it, the answer changes - if so I apologize in advance.


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Beat the Streak Report: Tuesday, April 26
Only two Streakers remain above the Ethier line, as Kiss and cleopatravijal each extended their season-high streaks to 23 games last night. Kiss did it with a little help from Andre himself — not a bad strategy these days — while Michael Young's 2-for-4 effort earned Miss cleo at least a few more seconds atop the bucking bronco known as BTS.
Elsewhere, A-Rod's seventh-inning single finally broke up Phil Humber's no-no bid and allowed 11.1 percent of all Streakers to stop frantically refreshing Gameday every three seconds. Please send any thank you notes, cheese baskets or other tokens of gratitude our way, and we'll be sure to pass them along to Mr. Rodriguez. Well, no guarantees on the cheese. Especially if there's smoked gouda involved.
Robinson Cano, who slotted behind A-Rod both in the Yankees lineup and yesterday's BTS popularity contest, sent 8.9 percent of all Streakers over the 0-for-3 waterfall. The drop may be scary, but the landing in zero-game lagoon is softer than you think.
Tuesday's picks
(Make a BTS pick)
Oh, hello there …
• Shin-Soo Choo: .600 AVG (12-for-20) since '06 vs. Royals starter Luke Hochevar
• Miguel Cabrera: .500 AVG (7-for-14) since '06 vs. Mariners starter Felix Hernandez
• Dan Uggla: .474 AVG (9-for-19) since '06 vs. Padres starter Aaron Harang
• Brian McCann: .400 AVG (6-for-15) since '06 vs. Padres starter Aaron Harang
• Brian Roberts: .389 AVG (7-for-19) since '06 vs. Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz
Feeling kinda spicy?
• Casey Blake: .571 AVG (4-for-7) since '06 vs. Marlins starter Chris Volstad
You'll thank me later …
• Nick Markakis: .100 AVG (2-for-20) since '06 vs. Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz
• Robinson Cano: .077 AVG (1-for-13) since '06 vs. White Sox starter Gavin Floyd
• Magglio Ordonez: .167 AVG (3-for-18) since '06 vs. Mariners starter Felix Hernandez
• Billy Butler: .176 AVG (3-for-17) since '06 vs. Indians starter Justin Masterson
Leaderboard time!
Is Kiss a lipstick designer? A huge Gene Simmons fan? Possibly the real Gene Simmons? Make it another two weeks or so and we can all find out. Personally, we're rooting for anything but lipstick designer.
Top MLB streakers
Andre Ethier: 22 games
Alex Gordon: 18 games
Michael Young: 15 games
Jeff Francoeur: 14 games
Johnny Damon: 13 games
(Make a BTS pick)
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There's at least a slight rain chance in almost every outdoor game today. But the most serious rain chances (50%+) are for KC/CLE (80%), SEA/DET (80%), and SF/PIT (50%).
TB/MIN PPD by rain (DH on Thursday). I missed that game in my first rundown because it's listed as a 4/27 game played at midnight on wunderground.com. I was looking for 4/26 games.
I had Fuld but am forced to switch.
What is wrong with wunderground.com?
How do you interpret a 700 PM start as a midnight start?
I'm taking Albert Pujols today against the Astros. Statistically I have made a bad pick since Albert is only 4/17 (.235) against Norris but I feel good about him coming through today.
Im going in that game too. going with The-riot.
I'm going in that game too. But Pujols will be sitting today (hamstring). Holliday is my pick since I expect him to bat 3rd with Lance as protection. If that changes, so does my pick
That Pujols tip is a freebie today. In the future I won't be posting players not playing any longer; though others may. I think if it is important to someone, they would simply open rotoworld.com or other easy sources and spend 2 minutes looking thru the site. Best time to do this is about 1/2 hour before picks lock. rotoworld, dailybaseballdata, baseball-reference and other sites have been posted in the blogs quite often this year. Hint, hint.
U tryin to say something. :p lol
Thanks for the tip, I just checked rotoworld my self to find Pujols name on the long list of injuries. I'm switching to Ichiro Suzuki who is 3/7 (.429) against Phil Coke and I bookmarked rotoworld.com.
Eh, you might as well keep posting the stuff.
Think of it this way.
Say you have 5 or 6 players you are deciding between on a wide-open day and want to use health as a variable to narrow the field.
Is it very practical to do 20-24 ((5-6) * 4) searches every hour to see if an injury has been updated?
Ummm. Backing off the HOU game unless I decide on a lefty instead, like Berkman/Rasmus/Jay. Righties hitting just .045 against him while lefties are killing him. I'll look for a more favorable matchup IMO. Still have a few minutes.
I'm going with Ichiro as well, but hoping the bad weather stays away until after the game or the tail end of it. I think Ichiro will hit in his first or second at bat. He hits lefties well and he had two hits off Coke last week so here's hoping for more success against him.
K can u run program. Then email me.
Then I can post in about an hour or so.
Check your email. It'll be there in a minute or so
Awesome thx. Just sitting down for dinner, then will post after.
Highest no selection on page 2 with a streak of 18, that streak is heading back to 0.
Mark did you change from Theriot based on my comments? Either way, Theriot was a late scratch.
No apparently I had Colby the whole time. Oops.
I think I looked at the righty/lefty thing last night and decided on Rasmus.
Coulda sworn left theriot but at least Colby is playing.
So far I guessed ok. Berkman hit 1st AB. Though my pick did too: Cano
I switched from Holliday to Rasmus at the last second because of the whole .045 right-handed hitting thing, a gut thing.
Ichiro and Berkman both good now.
Ichiro gets be back to 2!
I've got an 0-3 Kemp…
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Tuesday's Top Picks of the current Top2500,
148 Batters picked overall
Pick, Times Picked, Percentage
Matt Kemp 356 14.24 (3RD)
Matt Holliday 250 10 (3RD)
Miguel Cabrera 240 9.6
Shin-Soo Choo 159 6.36
Troy Tulowitzki 148 5.92
Andre Ethier 144 5.76
Ichiro Suzuki 137 5.48
Joey Votto 81 3.24 (LEADER)
Ryan Braun 79 3.16
No Selection 43 1.72
Starlin Castro 42 1.68
Robinson Cano 39 1.56
Jose Bautista 16 0.64 (LEADER)
Victor Martinez 1 0.04 (3RD) STILL PICKING DL
Batter, Times Picked, Percentage
Highest "No Selection" 😛 pg# 2 with streak of 18 back to zero.
Yesterday's Top2500 Reset rate was 31.56% with ROBBIE CANO reseting the most.
Got Pinched OR 1 AB Wonders
TOP2500 saved or reset by PHA (going to include any pinch hitters, 1 AB or More but not walks)
E Chavez NYY, SAVED 4, highest was 12gamer
H Ramirez FLA, SAVED 6, highest was 15gamer
R Gload PHI, RESET 1, 9 gamer
Bloggers Group Top2500
UserName, Streak, Page#, Rank, Pick
'www.jew, 17, pg 3, 29, ETHIER (PICKED 144X) GOOD
Dodgerlu, 12, pg 16, 389, RASMUS (PICKED 8X)
Jagx, 12, pg 16, 389, ICHIRO (PICKED 137X) GOOD
levinc, 9, pg 65, 1186, BERKMAN (PICKED 33X) GOOD
trixiewright, 9, pg 74, 1186, ICHIRO (PICKED 137X) GOOD
backrubs, 8, pg 82, 1874, MIGGY (PICKED 240X) GOOD
Bloggers Reset Yesterday
darwi, RESET BY JETER
GL to all
4th inning HR by Braun moves me back to 1!
Not looking good for Rasmus…should have stuck with Holliday.
At least 1 more AB, probably 2 more ABs
Looking like Kemp is the day's sacrifice. But still slight possibility another AB.
though polanco's 1st inning single should have been ruled an error I'll take it as it brings my streak up to 4.
Wonder if we'll see Pujols this inning if no runs score? Pitcher due up next and at worse, 2 outs, man on 2nd.
Guess not. Bringing in the rookie Hamilton to try to get the Cards the lead in the 8th. Pujols may be hurting more than they are letting on?
And to prove my thoughts malformed, here is Pujols pinch hitting after all 🙂
I feel like a fool for picking Rasmus, atleast extra-innings are a possibility.


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Just as the packaging states, That's Black Entertainment is an examination of blacks in the early days of American film, primarily from the 1920s through to the 1950s. The collection is broken up into three parts -- "Actors," "Comedians," and "Westerns" -- each running just under 60 minutes long. "Actors" focuses largely on Paul Robeson, Spencer Williams, and filmmaker Oscar Micheaux. And by the way the whole thing is put together, you would think that these three men constituted 99% of all black films made over a forty-year period (and don't get me started on how lacking this documentary is on anything that happened before 1920). Performers and filmmakers like Noble Johnson, Lorenzo Tucker, Nina Mae McKinney, Richard Hudlin and a whole host of others are either barely mentioned, or not mentioned at all. "Comedians" fares slightly better, and earns points for its inclusion of Bert Williams. But leaving Williams out of any documentary on blacks in comedy would be like leaving the Marx Brothers out of a documentary on white comedy. The problem with this installment of the series, just like the "Actors" segment, is that it leaves out far more than it includes. No documentary can be totally inclusive, but for anyone with a working knowledge of black films, this documentary series will be full of gaping holes. The best of the three chapters is "Westerns," and while it's also not comprehensive, it is more authoritative than the others. Of course, there were far fewer black westerns than dramas or comedies during the era in question, making this portion the easiest to appear thorough. This segment also scores bonus points for featuring an interview with Herbert Jeffries, the black singing cowboy who became a matinee idol during the 1940s.
There are so many problems with That's Black Entertainment that nailing down any one major flaw is impossible (because the whole thing doesn't work). We can start with the interviews. The documentary relies primarily on interviews from three people -- Ossie Davis, William Greaves, and Pearl Bowser -- and while there are other participants, these three constitute the vast majority of all interview footage. For a topic as vast as this, relying ostensibly on three people wouldn't even be acceptable if the interviews were well-conducted, well-lit, and the participants seemed like they wanted to be there. But David, Greaves and Bowser, who have been interesting in other documentaries, don't seem to come across that enthused about their participation. This brings us to our host, Mario Van Peebles. Bringing forth so much lethargic energy it looks like he is about to slip into a coma, Mario comes across like he had three of four bong hits too many before showing up to deliver his lackluster lines. He comes across being even more boring while offering audio commentary to the over-long film clips that TBE relies upon to needlessly waste time. The over-reliance on various film clips is just one more symptom of this poor executed documentary that at its best seems like a mediocre cable access production, and at its worst is the result of lazy/incompetent filmmakers.
The involvement of blacks in the film industry has never been adequately documented, and That's Black Entertainment does little to reverse that problem. Those completely illiterate to the subject matter will be informed (unfortunately they will be bored as well), but those with any sort of historical knowledge will be severely disappointed. Ultimately, despite whatever academic and historical perspective this collection may offer, it is negated by the fact that it is so boring. The team that has put this series together has done the unthinkable, and that's make something that is both important and exciting seem boring and lifeless.
That's Black Entertainment is presented in full frame. The interview segments were shot on video, and look like standard cable access fare. The film clips that appear are scratchy and worn, but given the history of these films, that's not surprising, and it is excusable.
The audio is audible. That's the most I can say about that topic.
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The selection committee is appointed by the Vice Provost for Digital Initiatives and Dean of University Libraries, and is composed of librarians drawn from the three UW campuses, a representative designated by the chair of the Faculty Council on University Libraries, and a representative from the Information School. The Vice Provost and Dean designates one member of the committee to serve as its chair. The selection committee issues the call for nominations, reviews the nomination packets, and makes recommendations to the Vice Provost and Dean of University Libraries who makes the final selection.
2019-20 Selection Committee
- Leslie Hurst, Head of Teaching & Learning/Literature & Humanities Librarian, UW Bothell/Cascadia Campus Library, Chair
- Adebola Fabiku, Head, Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Services and Interim Co-director of Access Services
- Erin Grant, Director, Cataloging and Metadata Services
- Michael Moore, Grants Administration and Special Projects Librarian, Health Sciences Library
- Marisa Petrich, Instructional Design Librarian, UW Tacoma Campus Library
- Hyokyoung Yi, Korean Studies Librarian and Head of Public Services, East Asia Library
- Trent Hill, Senior Lecturer, Information School and Chair, Faculty Council on University Libraries
- August 2019: Vice Provost and Dean of University Libraries appoints Selection Committee
- September 23 - November 25, 2019: Selection Committee issues call for nominations
- November 25, 2019: Deadline for nominations
- December 20, 2019: Deadline for letters and CVs.
- December 20, 2019 - January 17, 2020: Nomination review
- February 6, 2020: Libraries reception held to honor all nominees
- Spring 2020: Awardee announced and will be honored at the annual Awards of Excellence ceremony and reception June 11, 2020


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LONDON (Reuters) - Spain's Santander (SAN.MC) pulled out of its 1.65 billion pound (US$2.65 billion) deal to buy 316 UK branches from Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) late on Friday, dealing a sharp blow to the state-backed British bank.
More than two years after the deal was struck, it collapsed because the process of carving out the business proved more complex and difficult than had been expected. Santander said it was unwilling to again extend the deadline when it became clear that it would not be completed this year.
RBS, 83 percent owned by the British taxpayer, said it would restart the sale process, which had been ordered by European authorities as a cost for Britain's rescue of RBS in 2008.
RBS could ask for an extension of the deadline. It may struggle to find a new buyer, however, and may have to accept a lower price or consider a flotation.
Santander UK agreed to buy the branches and the business of 1.8 million customers in August 2010, but technology and separation issues pushed back the original December 2011 completion date.
Santander UK Chief Executive Ana Botin said on Friday that she had wanted to take the business in "a steady state" and added: "We have concluded that given delays it is not possible to complete this within a reasonable timeframe."
A report by consultancy Accenture estimated that the transfer of retail customers would not be completed until 2014, and the transfer of corporate customers would not be completed until 2015, Santander said.
The bank said the deal had no chance of being completed by a February 2013 deadline, allowing it to walk away with no break fee.
Santander saw off competition from National Australia Bank (NAB.AX), start-up bank NBNK NBNK.L and Richard Branson's Virgin Money to buy the branches, as it was particularly keen to have the 244,000 business customers among the bank's clients.
The Spanish bank was keen to bulk up ahead of a planned flotation of its UK arm. It still wants to separate and list the business, but that is seen as being unlikely in the near future due to depressed UK bank valuations.
Virgin bought nationalized bank Northern Rock and may be the keenest to return for another look if it wants to bulk up.
RBS Chief Executive Stephen Hester faces more bad news as his bank is expected to be next in line to be hit with a big fine for the alleged manipulation of Libor global interest rates.
That and the collapse of the branches deal could overshadow two milestones this month that Hester had hoped would show his bank as being well on the road to recovery. It completed the initial public offering of its insurance arm Direct Line (DLGD.L) this week and later this month could exit a costly government insurance scheme.
The setback could further push back the timeframe for taxpayers to see a return on the 45 billion pound RBS bailout.
A Treasury spokesperson said the deal's collapse was a commercial matter for RBS and Santander, and said the government remained "determined to promote greater competition in the banking sector".
Hester said the work separating the branches would not be wasted.
"Much of the heavy lifting associated with a transfer has already been completed, including separating data for 1.8 million customers and putting in place a standalone management team," Hester said. He added that it was "disappointing" that Santander had pulled out, especially for customers and staff.
The affected business made an operating profit of 186 million pounds in the first six months of this year and has 21.7 billion in customer deposits and loans representing 86 percent of deposits.
Santander's purchase price when the deal was struck represented a 350 million pound premium to net asset value of 1.3 billion at the end of 2009. The price of the deal could have risen to 2 billion pounds or dropped to about 1.3 billion upon completion, depending on certain criteria.
Reporting by Steve Slater; Editing by Gerald E. McCormick and Theodore d'Afflisio


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Singer Maria Alejandra Rodriguez hails from Venezuela, but the music she sings has an international influence that features tinges of bossa nova, cha cha cha, boleros, Latin jazz and other modern arrangements for a style all its own. Her voice stands out for its beauty, tuning and cool touch with a deep feeling. In this show at Club Bonafide in New York City, this seductive South American songstress presents selections from her latest album, Aqui y alla, on which she arranged, composed and produced most of the tracks.
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Fireball CyberProtection Suite 2.0
This program combines the power and protection of a personal firewall, intrusion detection system, privacy controls, system assessment, parental controls, and an IPSec VPN in a single integrated software suite.
Fireball users are shielded from Trojan horse programs, OS attacks, data leakage, invasion of privacy and even annoying pop up ads.
The program secures all dial-up, DSL, cable modem, Ethernet and wireless cards (802.11 a,b,g). New patent-pending technology is used to provide real-time identification of malicious activity. Fireball's on-board privacy and parental controls screen e-mail and attachments, filter Web sites, and block ads and harmful code. In addition, the program proactively audits the Windows operation system for missing security patches and downloads them automatically. Fireball is the only personal firewall that comes loaded with an IPsec VPN client. The VPN client allows a computer to connect back into a business network or corporate LAN.
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Joel Spolsky has clearly stated that he wants these sites to be welcoming and inclusive where anyone can ask any relevant question even if that question has appeared elsewhere.
With questions being closed in seconds, is the community really being inclusive?
Being able to close questions seems to bring out the nasty side of some people, as evidenced by the snide comments about the use of English that have accompanied some closures. Perfectly valid questions have been voted for closure as "joke questions" by people ignorant of the subject matter.
Some questions absolutely deserve to be closed but shouldn't this be a last resort carried out by the moderators? Closing a question is a strong response, it's really like telling someone to "shut up".
These sites are much more than collections of questions and answers. A real and growing body of high quality knowledge is being constructed which is a truly fantastic thing.
Are there better ways of maintaining the quality of questions other than closing them?
Edit: Many thanks for the responses about the current closure process. I'd really like to know what you think about question closure as a metaphor. Is that inclusive?


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Apple chief Tim Cook scrapped a plan to keep Apple Stores open on Thanksgiving, saying that "it's important" for employees to spend the holiday with friends and family, according to a report.
Many retailers are opening their stores for Thanksgiving in order to get a jump on Black Friday shopping, and at least 10 Apple stores were also going to stay open, according to ifo Apple Store. It turns out that Apple marketing executives had been wanting to do this for a while and finally got their way -- until Cook found out about it on Wednesday.
Despite marketing's objections, Cook pulled the plug on keeping the stores open on Thanksgiving, saying that it was "important" for workers to be with their families on the holiday.
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While some may fault Cook for not being another visionary like Steve Jobs, Cook has created a more perk-filled and less austere workplace. His decision to close Apple stores on Thanksgiving make us realize why he's the highest-rated chief executive that Apple has ever had.


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Safe Kids of Western Mass. and Trauma Surgeon from Baystate Medical Center Remind Everyone about the Dangers of Fireworks
SPRINGFIELD – Fireworks, which date back to as early as 200 B.C. in China, have long been used for a variety of celebratory reasons – from military victories to public gatherings to commemorate holidays like the Fourth of July and other special events.
But, when you're playing with fire, and in this case, explosive gunpowder, there are bound to be injuries. That's why fireworks are illegal in many states, including Massachusetts, serving as a reminder as the Fourth of July approaches to leave fireworks in the hands of properly-trained professionals.
"Those who illegally attempt to capture the excitement of Fourth of July community fireworks displays in their own backyard are risking serious injuries, especially to children," said Mandi Summers, co-coordinator, Safe Kids of Western Mass., headquartered at Baystate Children's Hospital.
"Fireworks are extremely dangerous, especially in the hands of youngsters or even adults who are not professionally trained in their use. Fireworks involve explosions, accelerants and projectiles, and they can result in serious burns and other devastating injuries, lifelong disabilities, and even death. What is so upsetting is that all of this is completely preventable," added Dr. Ronald Gross, chief, Trauma and Emergency Surgery Services at Baystate Medical Center.
According to a study of fireworks conducted by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in 2011 from June 17 to July 17, 65% of fireworks injuries in 2011 occurred during the month surrounding July 4th. Also, 200 people on average go to the emergency room every day with fireworks-related injuries in the month around the July 4th holiday.
Dr. Gross noted that traumatic amputation of the fingers or hands is a common result of a fireworks-related injury. Other injuries usually involve the eyes or head and can sometimes result in blinding or even death. More than half of fireworks-related injuries involve burns, which can be one of the most painful injuries a child can encounter.
If for any reason a fireworks accident occurs, seek medical attention immediately, regardless of the severity of the injury. Do not rub or rinse out the eyes which can cause further damage. Pressure should be applied to control bleeding, but should be avoided on the area around the eye. Do not use any kind of aspirin or ibuprofen, which can cause blood thinning and potentially increase any bleeding that is present. Using ointments and medications are not recommended, as they can make the area around the eye slippery and interfere with the doctor's examination.
"From purchase to ignition, know how you and your family can stay safe and which fireworks are allowed in your state if fireworks are part of your July 4th celebration," said CPSC Chairman Inez Tenenbaum. "Never assume that a fireworks device is safe based on its size and never allow young children to play with or light fireworks. By knowing the dangers of all types of fireworks, consumers can prevent tragedies."
"Remember, fireworks are illegal in Massachusetts and the safest and only approach to enjoying their beauty is to attend legally sanctioned public events, which are bigger and brighter than any backyard display ever could be," added Summers.
For more information on Baystate Medical Center, visit www.baystatehealth.org/bmc, and for more information on Baystate Children's Hospital, visit www.baystatehealth.org/bch.


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Inspire Language Learning: Blogger Challenge
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An Apple MacBook Air or the chance to learn English with a Kaplan English course in Edinburgh!
These were the two amazing prizes in our Inspire Language Learning competition.
A total of 42 bloggers entered and each one argued what they think is the most important benefit of learning another language. Is it for love, travel, money or intelligence?
Kaplan would like to thank all the bloggers who entered. There were some great posts and some really interesting reads. The judges read the top three entrants based on the number of Facebook likes received. They decided that the winner was ...
Chinchan of Juanderful Pinoy!
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A blood test for Alzheimer's capable of predicting whether a person will develop dementia has been developed in a breakthrough hailed by campaigners.
The test could ultimately lead to successful treatment that would halt or even prevent the disease, scientists said.
The research found that biomarkers in the blood could be used to forecast whether a person would develop Alzheimer's disease within three years with a 90 per cent level of accuracy.
Charities on Sunday said the findings from the American trial were encouraging and could signify an important advance in dementia treatment.
However, they also warned of ethical dilemmas ahead and said patients must be given a choice about whether they wanted to receive potentially devastating news about their future.
Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, told an international summit on dementia last month that the development of such tests could constitute "a massive step forward" in the battle against the disease.
Dr Doug Brown, director of research and development at the Alzheimer's Society, said: "This is a really welcome development — it takes us a step closer to something that could impact on the lives of thousands of people with dementia."
The research, published in the journal Nature Medicine, identified 10 molecules in the blood that could be used to predict with at least 90 per cent accuracy whether people went on to develop mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer's. It is the first study to show differences in biomarkers in the blood between those who went on to suffer the disease, and those who remained "cognitively normal".
Researchers from Georgetown University Medical Centre in Washington DC said blood tests to identify those likely to develop dementia could be used in major clinical trials within two years.
Existing drugs for Alzheimer's disease work best if given early, and can lessen the symptoms, but do not slow overall progression of disease.
Scientists believe the best hope of finding a breakthrough treatment, which can slow or reverse progression of the condition, may come if drugs can be given long before patients show signs of disease.
Prof Howard Federoff, one of the study's authors, said that being able to predict the disease before it was symptomatic could offer a "window of opportunity" that could be critical to developing effective drugs to combat the condition before it took hold.
Researchers said the results were "a major step forward" towards introducing large-scale screening to identify at-risk individuals, and test possible treatments and preventive drugs.
Dr Simon Ridley, the head of research at the charity Alzheimer's Research UK, said: "Alzheimer's disease begins to develop long before symptoms such as memory loss appear, but detecting the disease at this pre-symptomatic stage has so far proved difficult.
"More work is needed to confirm these findings, but a blood test to identify people at risk of Alzheimer's could be an important finding for research."
He said further studies were needed on larger groups of people, to see if treatments were more effective if given earlier. "These are encouraging findings, but it's vital to continue investing in research to capitalise on results like these," he said.
Scientists from Georgetown University Medical Centre examined 525 healthy participants aged 70 and over and monitored them for five years.
They regularly analysed blood samples from 53 participants who developed dementia, comparing them with those from 53 "cognitively normal" people.
When they tracked back, they found that the biomarkers could predict with 90 per cent accuracy whether participants went on to develop Alzheimer's disease or mild cognitive impairment.
Prof Federoff, a professor of neurology at Georgetown University, said: "The lipid panel was able to distinguish with 90 per cent accuracy these two distinct groups: cognitively normal participants who would progress to mild cognitive impairment or Alzheimer's disease within two to three years, and those who would remain normal in the near future."
The researchers are now designing a further study in which those forecast to have a high risk of Alzheimer's are given access to experimental treatments that may delay or prevent the condition.
One in three people will develop dementia in their lifetime, and a rapidly ageing population means that the numbers are forecast to double within two decades.
More than 800,000 people in the UK have a form of dementia — most commonly Alzheimer's disease — but government estimates suggest that just half of cases receive a diagnosis.


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bassist5 wrote:The fact that it worked fine the first time I clicked the link is what confuses me.I just tried it again and its still the same.
That is more or less what happened to me. Except for me it worked for a period of time & then stopped & during trying to find out why I noticed my youtube flash player was colour & thus active. When I turned it off again ADS-B Exchange was back to it's old self again.