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Obama's accomplishments for job, wage, and income growth — the meat and potatoes of the 98% — look like the inside of a toilet bowl.
overall not a bad picture. other than the growth in public debt it is mostly quite positive. With the end of wars and reducing need for govt stimulas the debt should be something we can (and must) address. If housing continues to grow we should see continued job growth. Interesting statistic, large gains in corp profits and minimal gains in take home pay etc.
remembering what the dismal picture was 4 yrs ago we have moved past the worst and if we can continue a slow steady growth the next two years should show improvements for us all. The large corp boost with delayed "trickle down" to workers and employees would no doubt prove to be normal in a recovery i believe
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DIgital Project/Account Manager
JOB DESCRIPTION: The Digital Project Manager is responsible for managing the execution of application development and systems integration from conception through delivery and ongoing maintenance, including project scheduling and management, budget tracking, status reporting, site promotion and stakeholder management, assuming responsibility for day-to-day management of the work. The Digital Project Manager will manage all factors that govern site/project success to ensure delivery within time, cost and quality parameters. The Digital Project Manager should have experience at managing web/technology projects with at least three years' relevant interactive & digital experience, preferably in a combination of agency and enterprise environments. Experience managing other types of creative projects would also be a plus.
• A clear understanding of the principles of Project Management and appropriate methodologies and processes.
• A sound knowledge of the web and related technologies. Expert in the development process/execution of websites, software applications and enterprise integration projects.
• Self-directed, proactive, organized, efficient, detail-oriented, unassailable focus on the basics, tenacious (persistent about bringing open items/projects to closure), accountable, enthusiastic, able to lead, motivate and drive.
• Able to balance multiple, competing directions, identify and delegate tasks effectively and manage multiple projects successfully.
• Proven ability to meet deadlines and to deliver to budget.
• Strong communication (written, verbal, presentation) and influence-management skills.
• Strong proficiency in MS Word, MS Excel, MS Project
• Monitoring project scope, timeline, budget, resources and overall quality
• Understand and translate project requirements into an executable production plan, and ensure successful delivery within those specifications
• Drive the creative development of content and key functionality
• Ability to represent entire team's breadth of work to client and clearly communicate project issues and resolution to the client and internal team
• Coordinate directly with the senior team ensure current resource allocations match the current agreed upon scopes of work
• Help senior level staff to manage the relationship between our clients and our in-house staff
• Assist in the development of project plans, schedules and budgets
• Manage task priorities and schedules
• Ensure tasks are allocated and team members and stakeholders are fully briefed
• Collaborate with cross-discipline team members to meet site/project needs.
• Understand and track project dependencies and risks
• Make or facilitate timely decisions to ensure success
• Be main point of contact; developing good working relationships with project stakeholders including third-parties.
• Manage approvals
• Manage site/project-related assets
• Review all deliverables for quality
• Effectively control workload
• 3 years within an interactive agency, digital production studio, or similar in-house environment, managing projects across some or all of the following initiatives:
o Online ad campaigns
o Social and/or mobile platform campaigns
o Complex website development
o Website redesigns and/or maintenance
o Content management system (CMS) production and/or maintenance
• Strong client-facing account management skills
• Familiarity and background with project management concepts, methodologies and processes
• Some experience with project management tools such as MS Project.
• Excellent MS Office experience is a must. Experience with online tools such as Basecamp is a plus.
• Ability to manage clients and internal/external teams on project scope and delivery
• Familiarity or experience drafting project management documentation such as Statements of Work, estimates, project plans & schedules, deliverables lists, etc.
• Experience managing short- and long-term projects in fast-paced, agency environment
• Ability to manage cross-functional teams, including creative and technical resources
• Understands common interactive terminology, such as FLASH, HTML, CSS, .NET, PHP and database design and development
• Must be a quick learner, able to adapt to an ever-changing digital environment
• Must be a "no-panic" personality, and lead projects by example by remaining calm, cool and in control
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STIR pumpkin and milk in large bowl with whisk until well blended. Add pudding mixes and spice. Beat 2 min. (Mixture will be thick.) Stir in half the COOL WHIP; spoon into crust.
REFRIGERATE 4 hours or until firm. Meanwhile, microwave nuts, sugar and butter in microwaveable bowl on HIGH 1 to 1-1/2 min. or until hot and bubbly, stirring after 1 min. Cool.
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Chocolate, Cheese and Champagne
6:30-7:45 p.m., Tuesday February 12
In honor of Valentine's Day, we'll be enjoying all of the staples of this lovely time: chocolate, champagne, and cheese (the last one is catching on, trust us). Sign up with a loved one; sign up with a friend; sign up by yourself, but come. Think of this one as a little less of a class and a bit more of a celebration.
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This season welcomes a new addition to the Crosby family. The Perry embodies all of the classic elegance of the Bowery bag but in a entirely new shape. The same exquisite paneled leather detailing, gold embossed logo tab and sophisticated rolled top-handles lends an air of quiet luxury.
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The Mountaineers' Averee Fields tied the game 56-all with 57 seconds left on two free throws. Davis hit her layup on the ensuing possession, then teammate Natalie Knight hit a pair of free throws with 5 seconds left for a 60-56 lead. Taylor Palmer made a 3-pointer for WVU (8-5, 0-2) with 1 second left, but the Mountaineers still fell short.
Angel Goodrich led the Jayhawks (11-2, 2-0) with 16 points and also had a team-best six of Kansas' 13 steals. Davis contributed 14 points.
Palmer's 3-pointer put West Virginia (8-5, 0-2) up 17-4 about 7 minutes into the game, but the Mountaineers led just 31-30 at halftime. Neither team led by more than five after intermission.
Palmer led West Virginia with 24 points.


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A man is in jail after he escaped from College Station Police Officers while waiting to go to jail.
Right before midnight on Saturday, Kenneth Eric Wallen was arrested near the 200 block of College Main for public intoxication. Officers say he was taken to the mobile booking station on the same street and placed in the transport van to go to the College Station jail when he fled from police.
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Set up by Andy Macleod (Pointy Records) and Simon Williams (fierce panda records), Club Fandango began with a now infamous Tuesday night residency at the Dublin Castle in Camden which ran through the naughties (and indie boom time) from the spring of 2001 to the autumn of 2009 and became a byword for an edifying night out for bands, industry and gig goers alike thanks to early and pivotal gigs by the of Arctic Monkeys, Death Cab For Cutie, Bloc Party, The Futureheads, Hot Chip, Razorlight, The Killers, Keane, Kaiser Chiefs and other bands beginning with 'K', like KaitO. All of a sudden Tuesdays were the new Fridays and Thursday simply didn't know what to think.
Along the way there was unbridled gigging passion and, inevitably, unhinged expansion. There were the quite-frankly-seminal runs of nights such as the BBC 6 Music gigs at the Water Rats and the BMI sessions at the Borderline. There have been the trips up north to In The City, down south to The Great Escape, and along the road for The Camden Crawl. There has been the fanzine (Zine Fandango), the record company (Label Fandango) and the urban - if you will - festivals (A Fistful Of Fandango) and Pandamonium.
And now? Now, after nigh on a decade of dossing on other people's (dance)floors, Club Fandango has finally found a home it can call its own. That home is The Bull & Gate in Kentish Town. They moved in on June 1st 2010. In September they threw a splendidly successful month-long housewarming party which doubled up as a 30th Birthday celebration for the venue itself. The esteemed likes of mybandsbetterthanyourband, We Got Tickets, Steve Lamacq's Going Deaf For A Living, Amazing Radio, Stuntfox, fierce panda and Camden Crawl Sessions have all signed up for the ride because the idea is to create a welcoming home for great new bands to come and peddle their melodies.
All walks of music industry life have tapped their toes on the Club Fandango boards: A&R men, publishers, managers, journalists, press officers, DJs, lawyers, agents and even rival promoters are often to be found checking out the entertainment. Other punters include rock enthusiasts, generally clever people and, most important of all, new band's burgeoning fan bases. The basic truth is that you can go down to a Fandango show and see three to four carefully hand-picked new bands for £6.00 (or £5.00 with a cheap downloadable flyer from the website) and if that doesn't represent value for money, we bally well don't know what does.
Some bands that have done the fandango over last 10 years...
Death cab for cutie, arctic monkeys, british sea power, keane, friendly fires, kaiser chiefs, bloc party, maximo park, alphabeat, guillemots, coldplay, we are scientists, field music, camera obscura, ultrasound, the clientele , je suis animal, tim ten yen, goldheart assembly, laura marlin, crystal castles, hot chip, dog die in hot cars, hard fi, the polyphonic spree, astronaut, art brut, campag velocet, the hot puppies, cherry ghost, fanfarlo, the go! team, tom vek, the noisettes, the dears, archetecture in helsinki, seafood , flotation toy warning, medium 21, the young knives, the rifles, fujiya and mijagi,the kooks, the subways, the pipettes, hard fi, guillemots, okkervil river, arab strap, delays, get cape wear cape fly, redtrack, the maccabees, rumblestrips, good shoes, glasvegas, selfish c*nt, frightened rabbit, pete and the pirates, the wombats, air traffic, Mr Hudson, cold war kids, the moths, assembly now, the twang, bombay bicycle club, slow club, fight like apes, eugene mcguiness, maps, so so modern, absentee, mistys big adventure, ida maria, stornoway, the ravenettes, bookhouse boys, operator please, the wave pcitures,the heartbreaks, seerauber jenny, pulled apart by horses, slagsmulsklclubben, lawrence arabia, Peggy Sue, Spinto Band, vaults, does it offend you yeah, the cribbs, airborne toxic event, hatcham social, the crookes, applicants, complete short stories, sissy and the blisters, Airship, Allo Darlin', Anna Calvi, The Answering Machine, Babshadow, Black Gold, Bones, Brigade, Brontide, The Chapman Family, Comanechi, Dels, Dog Is Dead, The Crookes, Fight Like Apes, Films Of Colour, Flats, Funeral Suits, Goldheart Assembly, Hawk Eyes, The Heartbreaks, The History Of Apple Pie, Hope & Social, Imperial Leisure, John & Jehn, Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Kurran & The Wolfnotes, Kyla La Grange, Let's Wrestle, Marques Toliver, Mazes, Misty Miller, The Neat, Pete & The Pirates, Red Kite, The Return Of Boothby Graffoe, The Saturday Night Fulchfest, Sissy & The Blisters, Spy Catcher, Steven Merchant, Strangers, Talons, The Travelling Band, Treefight For Sunlight, Tribes, Turbowolf, Two Wounded Birds, Ultrasound, Union Sound Set, We Are Scientists, Wilder, Wild Palms and Young Legionnaire
Also before they were famous... can you guess? daggers, snowfight in the city centre, freerunner...
And lest we forget satan's cock.
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Talk about crashing the proverbial party.
Take a bow, Blue Valley West and Harrison.
Also, so much for the highly anticipated Webb City-Nixa semifinal showdown in the Joplin Freeman/Lady Eagle Classic.
Blue Valley West of Overland Park (Kan.) stunned No. 1 seed Nixa 37-30 to open the annual event on Thursday in Robert Ellis Young Gymnasium at Missouri Southern State University.
Harrison (Ark.) then shocked fourth-seeded Webb City 48-47 on Cara Barrett's steal of an inbound pass and layup with less than two seconds remaining.
Class 4 Webb City and Class 5 Nixa, heavyweights from the powerful Central Ozark Conference Large Division, will launch today's tournament schedule in the consolation round.
Harrison cashed in a second chance, Goblin coach Doug Young said.
Webb City took a 47-45 lead on a trey by Mikaela Burgess with 1:29 left in the contest. Taylor Tate hit one of two free throws for Harrison at 1:12.
A turnover by Webb City at 1:06 and a missed layup by Harrison at 52.5 didn't change the 47-46 score.
The Cardinals, after beating defensive pressure into their court, turned the ball over again at 26.0 to give the Goblins another opportunity.
A good shot rolled off at about seven seconds, however, and Webb City rebounded the ball.
Webb City needed to inbound the ball and kill 4.3 seconds. It didn't happen as Barrett made the interception and layup.
"I thought that was our chance," Young said of the miss from the wing. "It was looking bleak.
"Barrett had the presence of mind to go to the basket," Young said. "That was a huge win for a team (without a senior in the starting lineup)."
Said Cardinal coach Brad Shorter: "First, Harrison, athletic and long, did some good things. Tate (5-foot-9 sophomore who tallied 27) had a great game.
"There were several things we didn't do well such as handling the ball and rebounding." Shorter said.
Burgess, a 5-6 junior, scored 17 for the Cardinals and 6-2 classmate Casey Heger added 14.
Nixa, which trailed Blue Valley West 18-11 at the half, rallied behind 5-9 junior Angie Allen to take a 24-22 lead in the third quarter. But a young Blue Valley West team didn't fold against the Eagles' pressure and it was 26-26 entering the fourth period.
The Jaguars, opening their season, outscored Nixa 11-4 in the final quarter to pull away.
Jordan Wright (5-8), its only senior, scored 11 points to pace the balanced winner. Adriana Jadlow (5-11 sophomore) and Emily Engelken (6-0 freshman) scored 8 and 7, respectively.
Allen finished with 15 points — all in the second half — to pace Jim Middleton's Eagles.
Said Blue Valley West coach Frank Lapointe: "I told the girls we just need to settle down and take it one possession at a time (in the face of the Nixa comeback). We wanted to stay together. We're so young.
"It's a great win. It's a great start to our season," Lapointe said. "Tomorrow is another day."


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NORMAN — Cleveland County commissioners are thinking long range for budget and community service planning.
Commissioners said Tuesday that they are considering engaging an independent firm to perform a facility assessment and demographic study to better serve county residents in the future.
Commission board chair Rod Cleveland said he has been talking to AIP about the possibility of an assessment of county owned buildings to plan large budget items in the future. AIP is the contractor that built the F. DeWayne Beggs Detention Center.
Cleveland said he was particularly interested to get assessments of when the county would need to replace big-ticket items like a roof or major equipment. He added that the old jail will be torn down and the county should assess how to best use its space.
County Treasurer Jim Reynolds has asked for some minor remodeling to better serve the public at his office. Other county officials could have similar needs in the future, Cleveland said.
County Commissioner Rusty Sullivan said he will visit with AIP, but if the county proceeds, the project should be bid.
Commissioner Darry Stacy said he wants a demographic study in conjunction with the facilities assessment to look at potential population growth in the county as part of the future needs assessment.
Some of the county's buildings are older and need a close eye on maintenance. The Chase Bank Building built in 1958 where the Sheriff's Office is housed is serviceable and is a good fit for the sheriff, Undersheriff Rhett Burnett said. But older buildings may have special maintenance needs.
County buildings serve a wide array of purposes and represent a range of ages, some of which are relatively old, Cleveland said.
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Indiana State freshman basketball player Khristian Smith has been named to the Missouri Valley Conference's All-Bench Team following a postseason poll of the league's beat writers.
It is the first career league honor for Smith. He is the sixth Sycamore to earn All-Bench honors from the Missouri Valley Conference and the first since Jordan Printy in 2011.
Smith is joined on the All-Bench Team by the league's Sixth Man Of The Year Ethan Wragge of Creighton, D.J. Balentine of Evansville, UNI's Matt Bohannon, Missouri State's Nathan Scheer and Nick Wiggins of Wichita State.
Smith has played in all 30 games for the Sycamores this season, including three starts. He averaged 22.1 minutes played per game and has scored 161 points, an average of 5.4 ppg. That is the highest for the Sycamores of anyone who has not been a regular starter (defined by the league as any player who has not started at least 25 percent of his team's games).
Smith also has averaged 3.2 rebounds per game while compiling 31 assists, 12 blocked shots and 17 steals.
He began the season strong as Smith tied for a team-high 11 points in his Sycamore debut at No. 13-ranked UCLA, hitting 4 of 8 shots from the field, including a pair of 3-pointers with three rebounds and a steal in 27 minutes of action. Smith scored 18 points, hitting 7 of 11 shots from the field with five rebounds in the victory over High Point.
In his first career start, Smith led the team with 20 points, hitting 6 of 9 shots from the field and eight free throws at Morehead State. He pulled down a career-high 11 rebounds against Miami at the Diamond Head Classic and went on to tie a career high with two steals at Creighton.
Smith went 4 of 4 from the free-throw line to score six points with three rebounds in the road victory over No. 14/15 Wichita State and tallied seven points off the bench in the home victory over No. 13/16 Creighton. He scored 12 points (all in the first half) by hitting 6 of 8 shots from the field against Southern Illinois.
ISU travels to St. Louis, Mo., this weekend for the annual MVC tournament in the Scottrade Center. The fifth-seeded Sycamores will open play against No. 4 seed Evansville in the quarterfinals at 3:35 p.m. EST Friday. The game will be televised on the MVC TV Network as well as ESPN3.
• Evans honored again — Rose-Hulman senior Liz Evans earned her fourth career NCAA Division III Great Lakes Region Field Athlete of the Year honor, according to an announcement by the U.S. Cross Country and Track and Field Coaches Association on Wednesday.
Evans previously earned NCAA Division III Great Lakes Region Field Athlete of the Year honors during the 2010 indoor and outdoor seasons and the 2011 outdoor season.
Evans has secured the top seed in the women's high jump for the NCAA Division III indoor national championships that take place Saturday at noon EST at North Central College in Naperville, Ill. She cleared 5 feet, 10 inches last weekend at Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
The mathematics and electrical-engineering double major was named Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Field Athlete of the Year after claiming conference titles in the high jump and long jump. In total, she surpassed 5-8 3/4 in the high jump five different times this season, each of which would keep her in the Division III national lead.
Evans swept the 2012 Division III indoor and outdoor national championships for her third and fourth career high-jump national titles. The six-time All-American has also been named NCAA Great Lakes Region Athlete of the Year three times and the HCAC Field Athlete of the Year five times in her career.
She also looks to become the first student-athlete in Division III history to win five consecutive national championships in the women's indoor and outdoor high jump.
• More Engineers honored — The Rose-Hulman men's and women's swimming and diving teams earned All-Academic honors from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America, according to results released Wednesday.
The men's swimming and diving team combined for a 3.30 team grade-point average in the fall to rank 18th nationally in NCAA Division III. The women's squad also ranked among the national leaders with a GPA of 3.29.
Rose joined DePauw as the only Indiana-based Division III institutions to qualify both for the Men's and Women's All-Academic Team. Only Rose-Hulman and Wheaton were represented in both genders from the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin.


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Pierce County sheriff's deputies say they shot and killed two pit bull dogs Wednesday after they attacked a woman in Spanaway then turned on a man who tried to help her.
The 65-year-old woman was taken to an area hospital for treatment of extensive injuries to her arm, deputies reported Thursday. The man also sought treatment for dog bites.
The incident occurred about 9 a.m. in the 16200 block of Pacific Avenue South in Spanaway.
The woman was walking down the street when the two dogs attacked her without provocation, deputies said.
"The dogs were tearing into the flesh of the woman as she was screaming," one witness told investigators.
Another witness reported seeing the woman trying unsuccessfully to fend off the dogs with an umbrella.
Other witnesses described the dogs as "extremely aggressive and out of control," police reports show.
A 52-year-old man who saw what was happening went to the woman's aid. The dogs then turned on him, biting his right arm, deputies reported.
Another man passing by obtained a handgun from a nearby resident and shot one of the dogs, which was hit but ran off, sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said.
Deputies dispatched to the scene found the second dog milling around the site of the attack. Fearing it was still a danger, they shot and killed it, Troyer said.
Deputies later tracked down the wounded dog and killed it.
The case has been forwarded to prosecutors, who will determine whether the dogs' owner should be charged with a crime, Troyer said.


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His offices in Seoul are nearly 7,000 miles from New York — a 14-hour flight made several times a year — but that hasn't deterred Chun-soo Shin from his bid to become a major Broadway player.
One of Korea's top theater producers, Shin has already made money off the growing popularity of American-style musicals in his native country. His hits include "Dreamgirls" and "Jekyll & Hyde," the latter of which has become one of the most popular musicals ever produced in Korea.


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Baseball Prospectus has pitch framing data organized by battery.
Framing data by battery
The data looks at pitches where the umpire needs to make the call and compares actual strikes with predicted strikes.
While looking at splits creates small sample sizes, I wondered if it would be clear that Josmil Pinto's framing skills are significantly worse than Kurt Suzuki.
The natural place to start is Glenn Perkins.
The Yankees have poured millions into international signings this summer. In doing so they will give up the right to sign players to more than $300,000 over the next two years and pay a large tax. Is it worth it? How easy is it to determine the best players to sign at age 16?
In order to help answer that question I went to look at the top signings of the 2007 and 2006 seasons. Players signed in those seasons have now had 7 or 8 years to develop. They needed to be put on 40 man rosters
Updated 07-05-2014 at 08:17 AM by jorgenswest
Glen Perkins talked about Josmil Pinto and his ability to frame pitches. He didn't mention Kurt Suzuki. I guess he wasn't asked. Nor was he asked about Ryan Doumit in previous years.
Since 2011 it has been debated about the Twins decision making on catcher and defense. At best, they are waiting to see if the data that has been available for many season has validity. At worst, they are ignorant and that ignorance shows in their roster decisions as well as their development of catchers
With the signings of Kubel, Bartlett and Guerrier, comments overwhelmingly went like these below.
This isn't low risk..... it's NO risk
Minor league deals don't cost anything.
What's the negative??
Minor league contracts have zero downside.
Great move to give the Twins one more option without any risk whatsoever.
It's nothing more than looking at every possible way to improve your team, with virtually zero cost and no
Sample sizes for a few ratios are becoming large enough to consider. For pitchers, strike out rate stabilizes at 70 batters faced and ground ball and fly ball rate stabilizes at 70 balls in play. By stabilizing, that doesnt necessarily mean it is the new expected rate. It does mean that any significant changes from previous year cannot be written off to small sample size. For minor leaguers a drop or change likely coincides with a step up in classification and the necessary adjustment. It is also
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The contrast in rebuild between the a White a Sox and Twins is shown in the acquisition of 27 and under players since last opening day.
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Adam Eaton
Adrian Nieto
Avisail Garcia
Jose Abreau
Leary Garcia
Maikel Clato
Conor Gilaspie almost makes the list. He was acquired last spring training.
Phil Hughes (actually it is his age 28 season and he is older than any of the White
I thought and hoped this would be the year where the Twins would go with youth. I should have known better. The direction for the winter roster construction was made clear when they retained Josh Willingham last August.
Earl Battey was the catcher when I first became a young Twin fan. I recall his western oil 8x10 card hanging my wall among other Twin heroes. Those years were great. I didn't know how lucky I was to follow a team that was competitive or at least entertaining every year.
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There are two teams with winning records the last three seasons in the Grapefruit League. The Twins and Tigers. In fact, the Twins have the longest string of winning records and haven't had a losing season since 2007 thanks to the performance of players like Aaron Hicks, Luke Hughes, Cole DeVries and Matt Maloney.
... and it means nothing.
Spring training records and individual stat lines have no meaning. They shouldn't be used to argue that one player or
Mike Berardino reported yesterday that Terry Ryan expected Kurt Suzuki to start at catcher. At the time of the signing, it appeared that Suzuki was signed to gibe the Twins a veteran backup. On this site, there were certainly questions about his defense and concern about the workload he carried early in his career. At the time, the best available options other than Suzuki were John Buck or retaining Doumit. While Suzuki has shown to be a poor pitch framer, Doumit and Buck are at the bottom.
Fielding Independent Pitching (FIP) measures what a players ERA should have looked like over a given time period, assuming that performance on balls in play and timing were league average. Fangraphs relies on FIP to calculate WAR for pitchers.
Is FIP independent of the catcher?
The following table shows pitching performance by catcher over the last two seasons.
Two topics that appeared in the forums led me to wonder which teams are getting the platoon advantage.
How did the Indians do it? I look at their numbers and see a combined 6.1 WAR from Jan Gomes and Ryan Raburn. Those cheap additions will be the difference between contending for the wild card and being on the fringe. Francona has found a role for them to put up fantastic numbers.
We also debated about how platooning might help the Twins.
I wondered how often
My last blog topic on catcher defense was last November. The trade of Butera has prompted a revisit.
Through July 26 while Ryan Doumit was catching, 46 out of zone balls were called strikes and 205 in zone strikes were called balls. They convert it to a ratio which for Doumit would be 0.22 extra strikes/lost strikes. That ratio is the worst in baseball and the next for a current catcher is twice the ratio at 0.44. The data is from Baseball Prospectus.
How much difference
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I have a little different format for this one as much has been written about Perkins. Dave Schoenfield's article recommending the Twins trade Glen Perkins in "Another Reason Closers are Overated".
As I read his article is whether he was asking the right questions. The question should really be what happens to closers the following year. It should be how many teams have the same closer. How effective can we expect Perkins to remain in the next 2-3 years?
As the
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The Twins signed to veteran back of the rotation starters last winter. Is it possible they might flip them in a midseason trade?
Kevin Correia whose best skill might be his reliable health has performed at an ERA+ of 99 (essentially league average) this year. Mike Pelfrey is coming off injury and started poorly. He needs to put up a string of good starts in order to show that he is healthy. Neither player has a contract that is going to scare off a team.
Earlier I look
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The definition of identity theft seems to vary depending on who you ask. Some sources think it only has to do with money, while others have a broader definition. So, what is identity theft?
Identity theft is actually a very general term that has become popular in the first decade of 2000. It refers to the practice of using someone else's "personally identifiable information" (PII) to receive goods, obtain services, or conduct business. There are several different types of identity theft, and many different laws that are used to prosecute identity thieves in the United States. Increased awareness of the problem has generated new industries in identity theft protection, information privacy and data security.
While most of us think of credit cards and bank accounts when we hear the words identity theft, there are different types of identity theft. Bank accounts and credit cards are classified under financial identity theft. But other information can be used for different purposes – for example, a social security number can be used to get a job in someone else's name, to file for government benefits, or to steal someone's tax returns. Insurance identity theft uses your information to get medical services, and leave you with the bill, and the problem of increased premiums or even the inability to get insurance for yourself and family.
There are a slew of identity theft laws, and each one either deals with a specific type of identity theft, or attempts to protect consumers from identity theft. For example, the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) deals with when businesses may collect your PII, how they must protect it, and how they must get rid of it when they are done using it. But the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is focused on medical information and anyone who handles it.
Identity theft laws sometimes have amendments that are referred to specifically. For example, the Red Flags Rule is targeted at financial institutions, requiring them to look for indications that you have been a victim of identity theft, and also requiring them to tell you if they find those sorts of indications. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) was passed as part of the $780 billion economic stimulus package passed when President Obama took office, but is actually used in conjunction with the Social Security Act and HIPAA. (Yes, it does get quickly confusing.)
Because identity theft can impact a consumer quickly and very dramatically, there has been an explosion of identity theft protection programs and products. The first few years, these programs seemed to be finding their feet – exploring what they could and couldn't do while making brash (and unrealistic) claims backed by million-dollar guarantees that turned out to be meaningless marketing gimmicks. Today, the Federal Trade Commission has stepped in, and has started stabilizing the identity theft protection industry by forcing companies to stop making claims they can't back up, and presenting more down-to-earth information about what their programs can do.


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As Christmas trees begin to wane to shed their pine needles onto the floor and carpet, the city of Los Angeles provides ways to recycle them.
The department of public works offers curbside collection, which is available for any tree as long as all decorative ornaments are removed. If the tree is too large to cut up for the green waste bin, just put the tree next to the bin on your scheduled recycling pick-up day.
According to Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Los Angeles Fire Department Chief Brian Cummings, the city's Christmas tree recycling program began in 1992 and recycles approximately 100,000 trees (1,300 tons) each year that would otherwise end up in city landfills. The trees are combined with the rest of the city's green waste to become mulch and compost, which is used by city staff for landscaping and by residents for gardening.
This contributes to the city's high rate of recycling. Los Angeles recycles over 70 percent its waste, the highest rate among the nation's top 10 largest cities, according to the bureau of sanitation. In addition to improving the environment, properly disposing of Christmas trees also reduces the nearly 200 Christmas tree related fires that occur each year.
"This holiday season every Angeleno can give a gift to Mother Nature by recycling our Christmas trees," said Mayor Villaraigosa in a press release. "If every Angeleno pitches in and recycles their Christmas trees, together we can increase recycling so significantly that we will lead the nation in waste diversion and reduce the number of Christmas tree related fires in the city."
Residents can participate in the Christmas Tree Recycling Program by using their green bins and following one of three simple steps after the removing the tree's decorations and stand:
- Cut the tree into pieces, and place the tree into the green yard trimming bin.
- Place trees next to their green bin on their curb on collection day.
- Bring trees to one of 21 citywide drop-off sites at participating Los Angeles Fire Department and Recreation and Park sites, on Sunday, Jan. 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A list of the 21 citywide drop-off sites can be found by visiting this website or calling 3-1-1.
"Dried out Christmas trees create a significant fire hazard," Chief Cummings said. "That's why, for the safety of everyone in your household, it's important to ensure that Christmas trees are watered, cared for, and removed from the home soon after the holidays."


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Come join your neighbors as we once again close Weaver Street to cars and open it to people!
We'll have rock climbing, yoga in the streets, bicycle loops for kids, slow bike races for adults, classes to help young cyclists say goodbye to their training wheels, and so much more. Make your own smooth in our bike blender! All events are free, and there is going to be something for everyone.
When: Saturday, April 12, 2014 from 10am to 2pm
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Although part of the condom era, the sex was imaginative and therefore sexy.
The smearing of lesbians with food was a bit much, but some must like that.
The vampires in this movie do not bite their sex partners if they have semen on their faces. So I guess if you don't want to be bitten by a vampire, don't use a cross. Ejaculate on the vampire's face. Good to know.
Pre-HIV testing and pre-Viagra so condoms all around, but no 20 minute sex scenes which bore couples. Enjoyable couples fare. I still don't know what the 8th sin is - voyeurism?
As expected for a movie of this era, condoms are used. The acting is on a par with cable TV shows. The sex and story are above average.
The plot is negligible, but the photography is first rate and the sex scenes are imaginative and erotic. Condoms of course for this era of porn.
While the cinematography was good with interesting double anal and double vaginal shots, the sex scenes dragged on and the plot was skimpy. No seduction or foreplay, just immediate sexual activity.
The couples really seemed to enjoy each other and communicate with more than just profanity. The sex scenes lasted over 20 minutes, so they tend to get redundant.
There is very little Superman in the movie, but the women are enthusiastic which is always a plus. Shouldn't Superman's ejaculate be more powerful than a locomotive and potentially fatal to those in its way?
The plot is out of the Lifetime Channel, but the sex is raw and convincing. A call girl who doesn't use condoms or drugs is not believable, but Andrews' performance is.
The parody was well done, but the sex was not. I expected more of such a well-costumed feature.


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Understanding Caching
Since the earliest days of microprocessors, system designers have been plagued by a problem in which the speed of the CPU's operation exceeded the bandwidth of the memory subsystem to which it was connected. To avoid wasting CPU cycles while waiting for the memory to fetch the requested data, the universally adopted solution was to use an area of faster (and thus more expensive) memory to cache main memory data. This solution allowed the CPU to operate at its natural speed as long as the data it required was available in the cache.
The purpose of this article is to explain caching from the point of view of a kernel programmer. I also explain some of the common terms used to describe caches. This article is divided into sections whose kernel programming relevance is indicated; that is, some sections explain that cache properties are irrelevant to understanding the essentials of how the kernel handles caching. If you're coming from an Intel IA32 background, caching is practically transparent to you. In order to write kernel code that operates correctly on all the architectures Linux supports, however, you need to know the essentials of how caching works in general.
Simply put, a cache is a place that buffers memory accesses and may have a copy of the data you are requesting. Usually one thinks of caches (there may be more than one) as being stacked; the CPU is at the top, followed by layers of one or more caches and then the main memory. In this hierarchy, caches are quantified by their level. The cache closest to the CPU is called level one, L1 for short, and caches increase in level until the main memory is reached.
A cache line is the smallest unit of memory that can be transferred to or from a cache. The essential elements that quantify a cache are called the read and write line widths. These signify the minimum amount of data the cache must read or write from the memory or cache below it. Frequently, these quantities are the same, so caches often are quantified simply by the line width. Even if they differ, the longest width usually is called the line width.
The next property that quantifies a cache is its size. This number is an indication of how much data could be stored in the cache. Often, the performance rule of thumb is the bigger the cache, the better the benchmarks.
A multilevel cache can be either inclusive or exclusive. Exclusive means a particular cache line may be present in exactly one of the cache levels and no more than one. Inclusive means the line may be present simultaneously in more than one level of cache. Nothing prevents the line widths from being different in differing cache levels.
Finally, a particular cache can be either write through or write back. Write through means the cache may store a copy of the data, but the write must be completed at the next level down before it can be signaled as complete to the layer above. Write back means a write may be considered complete as soon as the data is stored in the cache. For a write back cache, as long as the written data is not transmitted, the cache line is considered dirty, because it ultimately must be written out to the level below.
One of the most basic problems with caches is coherency. A cache line is termed coherent when the data in the line is identical to the data stored in the main memory being cached. If this is not true, the cache line is termed incoherent. Lack of coherency can cause two particular problems. The first problem, which may occur for all caches, is stale data. In this situation, data has changed in main memory but the cache hasn't been updated to reflect the change. This usually manifests itself as an incorrect read, as illustrated in Figure 1. This is a transient error, because the correct data is sitting in main memory; the cache simply needs to be told to bring it in.
The second problem, which occurs only with write back caches, can cause actual destruction of data and is much more insidious. As illustrated in Figure 2, the data has been changed in memory, and it also has been changed separately by a CPU write to the cache. Because the cache must write out one line at a time, there now is no way to reconcile the changes—either the cache line must be purged without being written, losing the CPU's change, or the line must be written out, thus losing the changes made to main memory. All programmers must avoid reaching the point where data destruction becomes inevitable; they can do this through the judicious use of the various cache management APIs.
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Very good article, but ... where is figure 4 ?
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figure 4 is just like the tag(hidden!) :#)
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Soybeans are falling for a second day on expectations that Brazil will reap a bumper harvest.
May soybeans fell 21.75 cents, or 1.5 percent, to $14.47 a bushel. The drop Wednesday was the biggest this month and follows a 0.7 percent decline a day earlier.
A good harvest could propel Brazil past the United States to become the world's largest producer of soybeans.
In grain trading, corn futures also fell, dropping 4 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $7.1025 a bushel. Wheat gained 6.5 cents, or 0.9 percent, to $7.10 a bushel.
Metals all declined, with copper logging the biggest drop of 0.8 percent.


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IRONDALE — Dominique Patrick scored 13 points to lead Class 5A No. 2 Center Point to a 51-21 mercy-rule win over Mortimer Jordan in the large-schools opening round of the Jefferson County Girls Basketball Tournament at Shades Valley on Tuesday.
The Eagles dominated from the opening tip, and held a 35-8 lead at halftime.
Kenya Russell also scored 10 points for Center Point.
Alysa Amberson ked the Blue Devils with five points.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -- The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is holding a town hall meeting in Chattanooga with state Rep. Eric Watson to discuss human trafficking in Tennessee.
The meeting on Friday will be held at the Development Resource Center and comes shortly after police in Chattanooga made an arrest in what officials say was the first reported case of sex trafficking in Hamilton County.
A 21-year-old Baltimore woman said she was held against her will by a man who took her to Tennessee and North Carolina to work as a prostitute.
The TBI released the first-ever statewide report on human sex trafficking, which found it was more prevalent than previously thought.
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RENO, Nev. -- Two local parks will have bridge work being done starting Thursday.
The bridges at John Champion Park and Crissie Caughlin Park need routine maintenance. The work goes on through February 15.
John Champion Park is located at 975 Kuenzli Street and Crissie Caughlin Park is located at 3415 Idlewild Drive.
The bridges will be closed between the hours of 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. only while crews are working on them.
Use appropriate detours around the park bridges while the repairs are being done.