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Military leaders from bases across the state complained to Gov. Nikki Haley on Wednesday afternoon that budget cuts and ongoing fights over the federal budget are hurting their ability to complete their missions.
At Shaw Air Force Base, the commander of the 20th Fighter Wing, has seen one of his three squadrons of F-16 fighter jets grounded and maintenance on them frozen. He has had to cut training for his pilots. And as installation commander he has had to close the base library, find ways to privatize the golf course and the officers club and even stop cutting the grass.
We are down to an emergency worker situation reaction mode, Col. Clay Hall said at a meeting of the S.C. Military Base Task Force.
Haley said she would take that message to Capitol Hill and the Pentagon in Washington in January when she goes to meet with the states delegation and other officials.
Its a scary time for military installations because they have no stability coming out of Washington, Haley said. They have no certainty on whats going to happen.
The military pumps $16 billion into South Carolinas economy each year, according to the S.C. Department of Commerce. And the across-the-board cuts caused by last years debt ceiling debacle, and furloughs from the recent government shutdown have a ripple effect, particularly in the states four main military communities Columbia, Sumter, Charleston and Beaufort.
Fort Jackson, for instance, has 3,500 civilian workers, who collectively are paid $155 million annually. Shaw employs another 1,340 civilian workers with a payroll of $59 million.
When those civilian employees are furloughed, they dont spend as much money on dining out, gas, entertainment or even necessities like groceries.
But in addition to the financial impact, the cuts and shutdown have affected the militarys ability to do its job.
I cant patrol Charleston Harbor as much as I would like, said Capt. Ric Rodriguez of Coast Guard Section Charleston.
Rodriguez added that if the governor had wanted to meet last week I wouldnt have been able to come to this meeting.
The task force was formed during the Mark Sanford administration to protect the states installations from the 2005 round of base relocation and closures, called BRAC. Fort Jackson and Shaw both did very well in that round.
Fort Jackson, the nations largest military training base, gained missions such as the national Drill Sergeants School. Shaw picked up Third Army, the logistics and planning arm for military actions in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
The task forces main concern is to prepare the bases for another round, which could come as soon as 2015.
Col. Steve Yackley of Fort Jackson said that he doesnt think that the installation would lose ground in any new round of BRAC, but because of a drawdown in the military it could be training fewer soldiers.
Training will be protected to some degree, he said. But by (2016) and beyond I could foresee some reductions.
Col. Lex Brown of Beauforts Parris Island Recruit Depot, the Marines East coast training facility, echoed that view.
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The cottage has a living room with stereo, sitting/TV/reading room, full bath with shower, and complete kitchen on the first floor. It has two bedrooms on the second floor - one with a double bed and the other with twin beds. A small, comfortable, single sleeping area is found under the staircase. It is heated by a substantial propane wall-mounted heater. The kitchen is fully equipped and complete with a gas stove, large refrigerator, sink and abundant counter areas and cabinets. It is surrounded on two sides by a large covered porch, with a 16-foot portion completely enclosed by screens. In addition, there is a very cozy, separate, Scandinavian-type bunk house close to the lake that contains two bunk beds, seating and a small, private porch - ideal for children or to just gain privacy. Outside, there is ample room for play by the lake, with a barbeque pit, gas grill, hammock and area for a horse-shoe game.
The cottage comes complete with a new DSL/WiFi connection, a canoe, two kayaks,a dock and a swimming float - assuring a great time by the lake. During the months of July and August, the lake water temperature near the surface is typically very comfortable – ranging from 74 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on whether there has been a great deal of warm weather, sun, wind and/or rain. The water is very clean because the leak is fed by streams from the mountains. Very few motorboats (only a few on weekends) and several conoes and kayaks use the lake. However, jet skis are not allowed on the lake. Many renters have had excellent fishing luck in the lake, where several large bass and trout have been caught. Therefore, the lake assures a unique experience and a range of opportunities to have a fun and relaxing vacation.
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Availability Calendar
|Jun 22 2014
|Oct 20 2014
|4 Nights
|Check In: 3 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Deposits: Damage deposit of $250. In addition, upon signing rental agreement, one half of total rental cost must also be provided. Deposit is forfeited if rental is cancelled less than six weeks prior to beginning of rental period. Remaining portion of rental cost must be paid by one month prior to beginning of rental period.
|Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Money Order, Personal Check
|Other Fees: Trash and garbage should be taken to local dump that is about four miles away. A charge of $25 may be made for each bag of trash left behind by a renter at the end of a rental period.
- 1 Double Bed
- 4 Twin Beds
- 2 Sofa Beds
- Beach Chairs
- Full Kitchen
- Outdoor Shower
- View (Lake)
- Beach Towels
- Heating
- Parking Included
- View (Mountains)
- Canoe
- High Speed Internet
- Ping Pong Table
- View (Water)
- Deck
- Lakefront
- Porch
- Waterfront
- Dock/Boat Slip
- Linens Provided
- Screened Porch
- Alarm Clock
- DVD Player
- Radio
- Telephone
- Blender
- Ice Maker
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Toaster
- CD Player
- Iron
- Stereo
- Charcoal Grill
- Microwave
- Stove
- Washer/Dryer
- Coffee Maker
- Oven
- Beach
- Sailing
- Hunting
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- Playground
(10 miles)
- Boating
- Scuba Diving
- Park
(1 mile)
- Miniature Golf
(15 miles)
- Canoeing
- Snorkeling
- Grocery Store
(2 miles)
- Movie Theater
(15 miles)
- Fishing
- Water Skiing
- Restaurant
(2 miles)
- Shopping Area
(15 miles)
- Hiking
- Windsurfing
- Golf
(8 miles)
- Tennis
(15 miles)
- Kayaking
- Bicycling
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- Horseback Riding
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- Water Park
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Reviews for this vacation cottage rental in Stoneham, Maine
bob gulardo
Woodstock, Vermont
As advertised, the way it should be...
July 17, 2014
We have been staying at this particular lake for 20 years and this is the first time we rented this cottage. It is by far the best camp we have rented and we plan on going back as often as possible. It is clean, comfortable and very, very private. The owner is very pleasant and accommodating. The view is one of the best on the lake and everything you need to have a great vacation is included in the cottage (canoe, kayaks, outdoor fire pit and gas grill). The fishing right off the dock is great! I recommend this place without qualification.
Kevin Savoy
Fun Times
August 12, 2013
If you are looking for a small pristine lake perfect for canoeing, kayaking, sailing, swimming, hiking, mountain biking or just plain relaxing with a gorgeous view of the lake this is a perfect rental. The cottage is vintage Maine with pine paneling, comfortable furniture, large screen porch, fully functional kitchen and bath. The best feature is its privacy as it is surrounded by acres of woods and one of the longest shorelines on the lake. If you are looking for modern plastic and large screen TVs this is not the place. The swimming off the dock and float are excellent. The lake which is around a mile in radius is perfect with only a few motor boats and no jet skis allowed. We spent two weeks and could have spent another two easily. Towns for shopping (Norway, Bethel, and Fryeburg) are all within a 20 minute drive with a bevy of fine restaurants or fast food and groceries. So to sum it up a perfect spot for us for outdoor activities, reading and relaxing and exploring the surrounding attractions such as the White Mountains and Coast of Maine.
The Stergis Family
Cape Cod Ma
Wonderful Vacation Spot
August 18, 2010
We have been going to Maine for years and have never had a better cottage! Place lived up to everything we hoped, from the great screened porch to bunk house, our family loved it.
Boston, MA USA
Excellent vacation
August 24, 2009
We really enjoyed our time here--the lake was the perfect temperature for swimming and it was nice to have our own private dock. Canoeing in the evening was relaxing, and there are some very nice hikes only a short drive away. The cottage is also a cozy, plesaant place to spend some time...very well equipped and homey. Highly recommended!
Boston, MA
A Fantastic Rental
July 29, 2009
I rented the place for a full week and it was outstanding. It was exceptionally clean and had all the amenities of home (washer/dryer, microwave, TV, DVD, etc.) plopped right down in the middle of a quiet, serene and secluded lakefront. The scenery was beautiful and the privacy was perfect. The fishing was very good (14 largemouth in 5 days, biggest was 3 lbs.) The lake temperature was warm enough to swim every day. I was able to read 4 books and especially enjoyed the screened in porch which had a GREAT view. In short, I would strongly recommend this place to anyone: families with kids or adults.
Owner Supplied Testimonials
We thoroughly enjoyed our relaxing time by the lake. I read four books in one week and slept like a baby for the first time in years. The sounds of the loons at night are enchanting.
I have not been so relaxed in years. The quiet of the woods and the sounds of the birds is such a change from my normal life. We would love to own such a neat place.
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About:I am a semi- retired mechanical engineer who has always loved the woods, mountains and lakes of northern New England. I still work part- time as a consultant on large wind turbine projects, but spend vast quantities of time as a volunteer on various boards - with work largely devoted to conservation...
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Nice, EviL has decided to join us. Wait a minute, did i just waste a moment on the wasted moment thread? Well i guess if i wasted a moment on a thread that is meant to waste moments, i didn't waste a moment at all.
Hmmm, what a moment of waste this was.
What is the meaning of all this?
Wasted a moment to hook up xbox classic
Wait not a wasted moment just good times
Seems I wasted a moment by dropping in here again...
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What is the meaning of all this?
'All this' means something that somebody is referring too. Like when somebody goes into a cluttered room, they will say, "dude, what is all this".
Or when you walk in somewhere and it a surprise party you might say, "Oh wow, what is all this"
Uh oh, did i just waste a moment?
Why I always come back to waste my moments in here D:


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LED under hood light install
I would first like to thank @SurrealOne for his help completing this. The kit is the one @zigger215 brought to our attention. http://www.gmtruckclub.com/forum/sho...2780-Listen-up!. The kit that I received was almost complete. The only thing that did not come in the kit was a fuse. However, I did use wire loom that was not included. Tools used:
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The first thing after taking inventory to make sure you have all you need is to prep the area to ensure the adhesive does what it supposed to.
Now for the pics. This is what came with the kit.
Wire needed to be soldered to the end of the light strip. So the lights were mocked into place to measure for the length of wire. During this step the routing for the wire was finalized.
While SurrealOne was soldering the terminal ends onto the wire I marked and drilled a whole for the switch. To protect the paint I used masking tape. It would have been better to use the blue tape because it doesn't leave any sticky residue.
Once the terminal ends and the fuse holder in place it was time to install the wire behind the hood fabric. Take your time on this the fabric rips fairly easily. The wire was run down and into the loom of the hood ground strap to give it a more factory look. To do that the strap was removed to make it easier to pull the tape off the loom. The splicing tape that was on the end of the loom was a bit of a PITA to take off while the strap was installed. It only had to nuts holding it on. A 10mm wrench was used to remove it. I don't think there was enough room on the bottom nut to use a deep well socket.
The next step was to use string to make a template for the placement of the light strip. Take your time on this part. I tried to do it by sight and had to pull part of it back off cause it looked like crap. A string was used to find the center line of the hood. Than we measured the total length of the strip and halved that. Took that measurement to the drivers side to begin installing the lights. This is where the wheelbarrow come into play. It was used a platform to work from. In order to follow the contours of the hood and the liner it was easier to lay down and look up. So laying on the rad cover facing up I had my feet in the wheelbarrow to make it somewhat comfortable. Peel back a few inches of the backing off of the light and press for a few seconds (how long depends on the temp you are working in)
After the light is pressed into place before you climb down outta the truck double check to ensure the adhesive is sticking to the hood. Than stand back and admire your work!!
The only downside in doing this is now I really see how dirty the engine bay is.
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Looks sweet and is much brighter than any of the stock lights.
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I like how the light sets off the 'Sierra' logo you added under the hood, Alox...
It does set it off nice. My OCD is kicking in!! Time to break out the paint gun to redo some stuff.
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I installed the same kit Sunday evening, I didnt use the supplied switch though, instead I wired in a rocker switch that I placed in the support above the battery. Did the same thing as you with the connections, soldiered and heat shrink for a more secure connection.
Ran all the wire inside the hood on the right side and under the sound deadening.
I have 2 sets of red LED's that I'm going to put in the bed this coming up weekend, would've rather had white but he was out of all the white kits and I didnt feel like waiting.
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I think I just found my next mod, it looks excellent!!2004 Chevy Colorado
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The Yankees beat the Nationals today by the score of 8-5. Michael Pineda allowed two runs and struck out four in 3.2 IP before reaching his pitch count (video), and his fastball was sitting right around 90 mph and topping out at 92 [Marc Carig]. He said he only threw about ten changeups, but it felt like a ton more than that, particularly with no one on base. He got a few swings and misses with it (and at least one ground ball), and his slider was stupid good for the most part. Neither Pineda nor Russell Martin think much of the velocity, but the right-hander was pretty thrilled about the changeup. [Jayson Stark]
Bill Hall (2-for-3) doubled off the wall to the opposite field to drive in a pair, and Justin Maxwell went 2-for-2 in garbage time. Jose Gil also drove in two with a single in his only at-bat. Brett Gardner went 0-for-3 with three strikeouts, and he must have seen 20 pitches in the process. He was fouling off everything it seemed. Clay Rapada walked a left-handed batter after getting ahead in the count 0-2, which is a definite no-no. Brett Marshall threw the best 2.1 IP of two-run ball you'll ever see, I thought he looked very good. Here's the box score, and here's the rest from the day in Tampa…
- Freddy Garcia has a big wrap on his right hand but says it's just a bad bruise. He thinks he's only going to miss a few days after getting hit by an Edwin Encarnacion comebacker yesterday, but who knows. [MarcCarig]
- Joba Chamberlain will throw 50 pitches in the bullpen tomorrow, with the last ten being sliders. No, they're not stretching him out to be a starter, it's all about building arm strength at this point. [George King]
- Austin Romine took some dry swings today, the first time he's done anything with a bat since hurting his back earlier in camp. He's still a week away from full workouts. [Carig]
- Ramiro Pena left today's game with a sore ankle after sliding into second awkwardly while attempting to steal a base in the fourth. There are no tests planned. Martin is fine following the collision with Wang you see above. Here's video if you want to see what happened. [Carig, Carig]
- D.J. Mitchell broke out a new cutter during his three stellar innings yesterday, though apparently he started working on it last year. Boone Logan has also been focusing on a changeup during side sessions, which is a pitch he threw a while ago but has since scrapped as a reliever. George Kontos (live batting practice), Ivan Nova and David Phelps (bullpens) threw today. [Chad Jennings]
Here is your open thread for the night. All three hockey locals are in action tonight, plus MLB Network will be airing a game a little later tonight. You folks all know what to do by now, so have at it.
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Hey, hey, the site's back!
Or was I the only one who couldn't get onto it all afternoon?
It was good for me.
I'm starting to get worried about Pineda's velocity.
Any scouting reports on his high FB tendencies? Are they mostly infield or outfield types?
Not me.
He's becoming more of a pitcher instead of a thrower and it's translating into results albeit it's spring training though.
He's been effective. That's all we can ask for at this point.
I'll be worried about it when someone in the organization hints that there's a problem. Last we heard, he was still doing his purposeful under throwing to warm his arm up. We'll see.
Cashman has stated publicly that he's concerned.
To be fair, I found an article with the headline that Cashman was concerned, but Cashman saying he didn't know what to make of it.
If you watched the game, you can see it was sliders, 2-seamers and change-ups. He barely threw the 4-seam upstairs. He's not letting it go yet.
I was at the game against the Braves and it was the same thing then. Tons of offspeed stuff.
I didn't see every last pitch but he was slider heavy today. And he didn't have great command in the zone — esp with the fastball. I can see how he got away with 2 pitches last year. If you pair that slider with a 95+ heat, he's like Joba when he first came up as a reliever. And I guess he's big and strong enough to maintain that for 6-7 innings instead of 1. He doesn't even need a great changeup — just enough to keep the hitters honest.
FB: fly ball
Today there were quite a few more grounders than I was expecting, including one or two off the changeup. That's all I really noticed today. I haven't been overly concerned which watching his fly ball % because, well, its ST and it hasn't been a problem yet. At all. I've yet to noticed a huge number of flyballs during his handful of innings.
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I wonder what Carig was using for his readings and if it was the gun they were using on the MASN telecast (which I assume is the stadium gun?). If folks are going to continue to report on velocity they should start mentioning what they are using as their source (a trusted scout, group of scouts, stadium scoreboard gun, TV telecast)
I saw about 5-6 innings of the game and don't think I saw a single pitch over 92mph.
I also thought Brett Marshall looked good… his breaking stuff seemed a bit inconsistent at times (not sure if it was slider or curve, or slurve?), but at times it looked pretty damn good. Mark Newman over at Fangraphs seems pretty high on him.
Yeah, I also didn't see any over 92, though I only watched through 5 or 6.
Someone (Marchand) said he was sitting at like 91 and touching higher. Dunno what he was using.
The stadium gun was low. They said so on the telecast and the radio.
Thanks… must have missed that comment on the telecast
It seemed pretty obvious to me that the gun was "slow" when there was no pitcher capable of hitting 93 and very few getting to 91-92; you'd think Carig might have picked up on it; but I guess reporting a max of 92mph on twitter feeds the narrative/hysteria better.
lets cut the cheese on this. pineda's velocity is very concerning at this point.
Not in the least.
Whatever you say, Marchand.
That's not what cut the cheese means.
Let's say Pineda is damaged goods. Did SEA have to disclose anything before trade? Unless he's holding back why is he only around 90-91 when last year he was 97. I'm sure the V-lo will increase over time but I was just mentioning a point
this is do to the guys conditioning. all those burritos and crap that he's been eating made him less athletic. when he throws the ball, the extra weight in his right buttock create resistance, therefore lowering his velocity. trade him for a hard working, evangelical white christian starter.
Can someone block him for being an ignorant troll.
Sometimes, you actually have something to say, which makes these digressions ridiculous.
That was so over-the-top, it had to be satire. C'mon guys.
If satire isn't funny, clever, or relevant, it's worthy of the same criticism as shitty non-satire.
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pineda [pe-nah'-dah]
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This explains everything. Pantywaist.
I laughed.
Im just an ignore dumbass. I hate whites. Im racist.
Sounds about right! Too bad there isn't an actual "ignorant" button.
Can't be racist against white people if you are white, which pretty sure everyone on here suspects you actually are. But, your disgusting caricature of a black male is racist; so at least your being honest on that front.
Anyone know who is pitching tomorrow? Thank you.
CC i thing
Looks like Martin has lost weight. Good for him. As for Pineda-I haven't seen any of his ST appearances but I am not worried. It would be nice if he is learning to save the high octane fb till the later innings as Verlander is able to do. Work on everything else in ST. Strikeouts are great but getting them when really needed in a game is better.
Nice to see Ibanez off to a great start 2 for 24 and 083. He's the latest version of Randy Winn and Nick Johnson. Why waste $1m and all these at bats on an over the hill one dimensional player. I'd rather give Dickerson and Nunez the extra at bats. Plus they can both run and defend. Ibanez will be gone by June 1st. If the Yanks truly only want to spend a million on a dh and all you're going to get is an over the hill guy why waste the roster spot. Split the at bats with Nunez Wilkerson and Jones. Ibanez is a waste of time.
Wasn't Thames similarly bad a few years ago in spring training?
The stats really mean nothing.
Between the ridiculous Pineda trolling and this, this is beginning to feel like the proud parents at LoHud dropped off their toddlers here.
This was also different back in the days when spring training wasn't the actual start of the season.
Ironically they are all better posters that you who must attack everyone. Go ahead use another PS3 insult or do something else in your circlejerk.
Why do you always use the circle jerk imagery?
Here is evidence of the false narrative you are constantly trying to create.
Yeah, CircleJerk ™. That's great.
Now tell us the one about being flamed for not liking Cashman again.
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You shun the whole AL over the RedSox in favor of the NL, interesting.
It's a bit more complicated than that just easier to explain that way. I don't ever want to root against the Yankees. This way it's only an issue during inter league play
What can we get for Maxwell? He is out of options and the Yankees prolly are not going to carry him north.
Someone of probably lesser use.
I agree, but I said the same about Dickerson. I still don't get what happened there.
Nothing (maybe not literally, but no more than another AAAA bit player or cast-off that's easy to grab from another team) — just like Dickerson. They were acquired for the same (nothing or someone like Mitre). I doubt either will be with the organization going forward. They might have more of an affinity for Dickerson b/c they once tried to draft him — but guys like these are usually available on the waiver wire or for a minor-level deal. I don't think it was a MLB goof that Dickerson cleared. Someone could call the Yankees today and offer some AAAA lefty reliever to get him. He's a used extra part — plenty of them around the game — fine for depth but easily replaced. I'm sure Cashman will find more of the same at garage sales during the season. Easy come, easy go.
InRe: Gun readings from today's game.
Henry Rodriquez pitched the ninth for the Nats and was hitting 97-98 consistently with the FB. Hell, he struck out JR Murphy with an 88 MPH change-up. These readings came off the MASN telecast via MLBTV.
Believe it or not the #'s you quote are probably consistent with the gun being a few mph's slow.
Rodriguez' averaged 90.5 on his changeup last year, so 88 is actually a few mph's low.
And his average fastball speed last year was a little over 98 (and ~99 the previous 2 years), If he was hitting 97-98 consistently, and had a few FB's below that, again that is probably consistent with a slow gun as hard as that is to believe. He actually hit 99-101mph in most of his appearances last year (not consistently on every FB, but fairly frequently)
If anyone is curious about Gardner (since it was mentioned specifically, it's late and I'm moderately bored…):
1st AB:
Called Strike 3
2nd AB:
Foul (bunt attempt)
Called Strike
Swinging Strike 3
3rd AB:
Called Strike
Called Strike (Pena's above mentioned CS ended inning)
Restart AB:
Called Strike
Called Strike 3
So, 18 pitches, 7 foul balls. Hey, the pitches seen are fine and all, but geez even the foul balls were weak.
I was going to mention the same — but my asbestos suit is at the cleaners. The irony is that Mark DeRosa was talking to the guys in the booth about "two strike hitting", "protecting the plate" and "putting the ball in play" during one of those ABs — talking about himself, not Gardner, I mean. I wish Gardner had the ear piece at the time rather the commentators who called Brett a "contact hitter" who's tough to strikeout. I guess having that perception of him from afar is forgivable — but others who are much closer feel the same way for some reason.
What is it about 'players work on sh*t during Spring Training' don't you folks get? Freakin' ponderous.
Could the Yanks get an extra year of control if they sent Pineda to the minors for a month, using the excuse to "work on some stuff" like the change-up and (dare I say it) fastball velocity? If so, would this be a good idea?
i think SeligCo frowns on this sort of thing.
Didnt someone win a greivence over this sorta stuff against the Twins over the winter?
He's at 1.000 years so if they sent him down for any length they would get an extra year of team control. Teams do it all the time.
I wonder if the Angels can get an extra year out of Pujols by sending him down.
Yes, that's a ridiculous statement. It's just as ridiculous with Pineda. The guy was an All Star as a rookie, and he very well could be the Yankees' number two starter. You don't send a guy like that down just to save some service time, especially when you're the richest team in baseball.
So no, this would not be a good idea.
Pujols cant be sent down.
Teams sacrifice today for big gains tomorrow all the time. It's the basis of most trades. Losing a cost controlled start or two this year for 35 cost controlled starts in 5 years would be making a small sacrifice this year for big benefits in the future. It's not that absurd.
If Pineda turns into a pitcher & not some ahole who throws balls through a wall, that would be great. That rearing back & firing gets these guy hurt. As for anything and I mean anything Selig likes? F him with a big bold capital F. He is systematically trying to neuter the Yankees. He's clever about it too — he won't live long enough to see how it affects MLB revenues, when "parity" takes over MLB. Short sighted gimp in a bad suit.


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Two months ago, Coty Blanchard was snagging grounders on the infield at Jacksonville State University in Alabama.
Now, thanks to the Major League Baseball draft, he is pursuing his goal of advancing through the Tampa Bay farm system as a member of the Princeton Rays.
Going into Saturday's action, the shortstop from Leesburg, Ala., had four hits in 15 at-bats — and three of the four were doubles. He also drew three bases on balls, and had stolen one base.
Blanchard was selected by Tampa Bay in the 15th round of last month's draft.
"It was the third day," he recalled. "I woke up listening to it, got a call from some teams. Somebody said, 'Man, the Rays are calling.' The next thing you know, I heard my name. It happened just like that. It was a great feeling."
Immediately, he started inquiring about the Tampa Bay minor-league approach, and liked what he heard.
He said, "I just knew that they really work with their guys. They get 'em into the program, and it's more about them than winning ballgames — getting them better every day. That was a major thing."
The scoop on the Appalachian League was also positive.
He said, "I heard a lot of good things: Not a lot of travel, the teams are good, the stadiums are nice. There's a lot of talent in this league."
He signed with the Rays just before the Princeton contingent was breaking up camp in mid-June in Florida. He drove from Alabama to West Virginia to report in and meet his new teammates. It was his first trip into the Appalachian Mountains.
"It was beautiful, driving in," he said. "It was a big change, coming in here."
The P-Rays who had already been working as a unit for weeks welcomed the newcomers, he said. "All the guys were great," he said. "They accepted us really easy."
There were some immediate adjustments to professional baseball. Learning to swing a wooden bat wasn't too difficult. Remembering that the field boss of the team is called a manager was another thing to learn.
"I learned not to call them coaches," he said. He commented about the coaching staff, "They're great. I'm excited to be playing for them."
He said he was focused on "playing hard every day, giving myself a chance to excel."
Blanchard attended Jacksonville State for the past three years, playing quarterback in football — and being named Ohio Valley Conference freshman of the year on the gridiron. As a sophomore, he helped the Gamecocks to a share of the conference championship.
In his "other" sport, baseball, he was tabbed the 2011 OVC All-Newcomer Team and a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball after batting .335 as a true freshman.
This spring, he batted .305 for the Gamecocks, drove in 37 runs and stole 15 bases.
He was drafted in 2010 by the Baltimore Orioles, but chose instead to play college ball.
Now he is in the pipeline for a different team in the American League East.
"I'd love to get to play in that division," he said. "The AL East has always been one of the toughest division, if not the toughest, in the (majors). You want to play the best. So if Tampa gave me the opportunity, hopefully, I'll be up there one day."
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Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge, UK
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Organisers: Professor F Bethuel and Professor H Brezis
Themes: Problems occurring in physics (liquid crystals, superfluids, superconductors), as well as in emerging fields such as image processing, lead to solutions of variational problems with singularities - points, lines or surfaces. The aim is to bring together people with various backgrounds: physicists, material scientists, and mathematicians from the fields of nonlinear PDEs, geometry, geometric measure theory, calculus of variations and applied mathematics.
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Participants (provisional): A Aftalion, S Alama, G Alberti, L Almeida, L Ambrosio, F Bethuel, H Brezis, L Bronsard, A Chang, KC Chang, M Comte, M Giaquinta, S Gustafson, G Friesecke, R Jerrard, R Hardt, M Keissling, YY Li, K Mallick, P Mironescu, L Nirenberg, J Ockendon, G Orlandi, Y Pomeau, T Rivière, E Sandier, JC Saut, S Serfaty, I Shafrir, MI Sigal, M Soner, P Sternberg, P Yang.
Location and cost: The Workshop will take place at the Newton Institute and accommodation for participants will be provided in single study bedrooms with shared bathrooms at Wolfson Court, a hall of residence adjacent to the Institute. The workshop package costs £300, which includes registration fee, accommodation, breakfast and dinner from dinner on Sunday 24 June until breakfast on Saturday 30 June, and lunches and refreshments on the days that lectures take place.
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