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It is the fifth Florida office for New Orleans-based Adams and Reese, which opened a Tampa office in 2010.
The firm also has offices in St. Petersburg and Sarasota.
Timothy Volpe will be the partner in charge of the Jacksonville office, according to a written statement. The merger adds 12 lawyers to Adams and Reese.
"Our firm's strategic plan directs selective growth in targeted markers, and Jacksonville has been in our sights for some time," said Charles P. Adams Jr., managing partner of Adams and Reese. "The Volpe firm is a widely respected, AV-rated commercial and business litigation firm. From the outset, our firms appeared to be a perfect fit."
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* HeroicBSOD: Servo declares this the absolute '''''worst''''' film they'd ever seen. Joel and Crow challenge him by naming nearly every single film they'd seen up to this point. Servo eventually admits ''Film/TheCastleOfFuManchu'' was just as bad.
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Jeezy's new album, Seen It All: The Autobiography is in stores today, which you can stream by heading over to iTunes. It's poorly timed, as Jeezy was just arrested in Irvine, TMZ reports: "Young Jeezy is currently behind bars for possession of an assault rifle … and TMZ has learned the weapon turned up during [cont.]
On the eve of the release of Seen It All, his 5th studio album, Jeezy shared his growth as an artist, what the word "leadership" means to him, his experience at Ferguson, St. Louis, moving from being a street cat to a responsible role model, his relationship with Jay Z, his thoughts on Sean "Diddy" [cont.]
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Security is a pretty big word. It's used to represent everything from attack prevention to authentication and authorization to securing transport protocols. It's used as an umbrella term for such a wide variety of concerns that it has become virtually meaningless when applied to technology.
For some time, purveyors of security studies have asked the market, "What's stopping you from adopting cloud?" Invariably one of the most often cited show-stoppers is "security." Pundits raced to tell us this, but in no wise did they offer deeper insight into what, exactly, security meant.
So it was nice to see CloudPassage dig deeper into "security in the cloud" with a recent survey it conducted. You may recall that CloudPassage has a more than passing interest in cloud-based security, as its focus is on cloud-based security with an emphasis on host-based firewalls. Published in February 2012, it sheds some light on what IT professionals consider most important with respect to public cloud security.
Not unsurprisingly, "lack of perimeter defenses and/or network control" was the most often cited concern with respect to security in public cloud environments with 25% of respondents indicating it was troubling. This response would appear to go hand in hand with the 12% who cited an inability to leverage "enterprise security tools" in public cloud environments. It is no secret that duplicating security architectures and processes in the cloud is not something we seen done at this juncture. When you combine an inability to replicate security policy and process in the cloud due to incompatibilities of infrastructure and software with a less than robust security service offering in public cloud environments, the "lack of perimeter defenses and/or network control" answer being top of the list makes a lot of sense.
There are myriad surveys that indicate organizations are moving to use public cloud computing, despite these concerns, and one assumes that this means they are finding ways to resolve these issues. Many organizations are turning back the clock and taking advantage of agent-based (host deployed) solutions to secure their assets in public cloud environments, which affords much better protection than nothing at all, and others still are leveraging the tried-and-true "checklist" method: manually securing servers based on best-practices and corporate policy.
Neither is optimal from an operational perspective. Neither is the use of cloud provider offered services such as Amazon security groups because the result is a disjointed set of security policies across multiple environments. Policy languages and implementation – not to mention capabilities – vary widely from service to service. While the most basic of protections – firewalling – is more compatible from the perspective of ability to codify, still the actual policy language will differ. These disconnects can lead to gaps in security policies that leave open to attack the organization's assets. Inconsistent management and deployment processes spanning multiple environments leave open the possibility of human error and misconfiguration, an often cited cause of outages and breaches in general.
Where we are today is sitting with a disjointed set of options from which to choose, and the need to somehow cobble together these disparate tools and services into a comprehensive security strategy capable of consistently securing servers, applications, and other resources from attack, exploitation, and breach.
It is not really an inspiring view at the moment.
Vendors and providers need to work toward some common language and services that enable consistent replication – and thus enforcement - of the policies that govern access and protection of all corporate resources, regardless of location. Whether through standards initiatives or brokerage of APIs or better ability of organizations to deploy security solutions in both the data center and public cloud environments is not necessarily the question. The question is how can enterprises better address the specific security-related concerns they have regarding public cloud deployments in a way that minimizes risk of misconfiguration or gaps in policy enforcement while providing for operationally consistent processes that ensure the benefits of public cloud computing are not lost.
One of the interesting trends that we're seeing is around the demand for consistency in infrastructure across environments, and this will eventually drive demand for integration of what are today "cloud only" solutions back into data center components. Folks like CloudPassage and other cloud-focused systems that deliver host-based security coupled with a SaaS management model will eventually need to consider integration with "traditional" enterprise solutions as a means to deliver the consistency necessary to maintain cloud-related operational benefits.
Right now we're seeing a move toward preserving operational consistency through replication of policy from within the data center out, to the cloud. But as cloud-hosted solutions continue to mature and evolve, one would expect to see the ability to replicate policy in the other direction – from the cloud back into the data center. This is no trivial task, as it requires the SaaS management component of such solutions to become what might be considered a policy broker; that is, their system becomes the point of policy creation and management and it is through integration with both cloud and data center infrastructure that such policies are deployed, updated, and managed.
This is why the notion of API-enabled infrastructure, a.k.a. Infrastructure 2.0, is so important. It's not just about creating a vibrant and healthy ecosystem of solutions within the data center, but in the cloud and in between, as well. It is the glue that will integrate disparate systems and normalize policies across environments, and ultimately provide the market with a broader set of choices that can more efficiently and effectively address the specific security (and other operational) concerns that may be preventing organizations from fully embracing cloud computing.
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open.
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He also provided examples such as building a wearable device that provides transit or recreational information.
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Perceiving in their dotage some kinship in their handling of paint, their subjects, their melancholy moods and their frustrated sexuality — "We don't do it, but the desire is still with us," as Picasso neatly put it — Tate Liverpool, the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm and the State Gallery of Stuttgart have combined to mount an exhibition of late paintings by Turner, Monet and Twombly. The curator is Jeremy Lewison, formerly of the Tate, and Tate Liverpool has the first bite at the enchantments of this cherry. In every current curatorial sense, however, it is a very metropolitan conceit and too important not to have had a London showing, though it could never have been so comfortable in numbers here.
There is, perhaps, some cruel purpose in studying artists in old age when the trembling hand and rheumy eye, arthritis and the leaking bladder, the failure of erectile tissue and the fragmentary common sense of senility creep up on painters as they reach beyond their allotted span of three score years and ten. Turner, dying at 76, more or less escaped these ills, though his health was in general decline and his poetry could be taken for an indication of insanity. Monet's judgment of colour was radically affected by yellow cataracts that prevented blues and violets from reaching his retina so that he could not see them, affecting his work ever more seriously in the twenty years or so before, at 83, in 1923, consenting to cataract surgery — a revelation (he died at 86). Twombly when old said of his studio practice "Mainly I sit and look … I have to plan everything in my head before I do it … I can't get on a ladder all the time (his canvases were often very large), it hurts …"
The exhibition is, in its catalogue, declared "ground-breaking" — for being first to bring these three painters together, and for the way it combines and compares them in depth and deals with their eternal human preoccupations, time, loss, memory and desire, their respective approaches strikingly different. "There is much to see and contemplate here," trumpets the director of Tate Liverpool, portentously, but perhaps, in contemplating too long, like Lewison, he saw what is not there.
Turner was the greatest of English Romantic painters, one of many heirs to the Classicism of Claude and Poussin but at the same time an acute observer of the thing seen and, from his informed imagination, capable of conjuring the Sublime, the Beautiful and the Terrible. No painter was ever more capable of visualising and embodying the Sturm and Drang of the Romantic movement north of the Alps. His seascapes heave with the power of the wave, and fizz with spume and spray; his landscapes are drenched grey with storm and cloud or gilded and burnished by the sun; his figures, as they tell their tales, are the tiny playthings of these elements.
Monet, as we all know, was the Impressionist, and Lewison has it that, in London in 1871, he saw Turners enough to have some haunting recollection of them a year or so later, when he painted Impression, Sunrise, the painting that gave Impressionism its name; but before we concur with the myth that if Constable was not the father of Impressionism, then Turner must have been, it would be useful to know precisely what sort of Turners were on view in London then. Some of us believe (are we mistaken?) that his unfinished paintings of the kind most likely to have caught Monet's eye were not then much accessible, and Impressionism can hardly have sprung from formal paintings that demonstrate Turner's rivalry with Claude.
Turner and Monet hardly matter here. Turner, in imitating Titian in his Bacchus and Ariadne, veers towards the ludicrous; the blue and violet Monets, all given dates that are too early, must be post-cataract, and other small points may be made. Both painters occasionally astonish with their beauty — Turner particularly with his Hero and Leander, a formal work exhibited in 1837, and his Rockets and Blue Lights, a wonderfully organised anticipation of abstraction (beautifully framed too), exhibited three years later, the contrast bewildering; Monet's marvel is the very late large Waterlilies from the Metropolitan Museum, New York. The real purpose of this exhibition is, however, to justify as great the work of Twombly, whom Lewison labels an "abstract symbolist", though Twombly defines himself as a "Romantic Symbolist" (is there some significance in their use of capitals and lower case?).
He is both, yet not quite either. Singly, a painting may seem wholly abstract, a palimpsestuous confection of actions with the brush stabbing impastose agglomerations of paint onto the canvas, with longer, sweeping, ghostly strokes and the drip and dribble of brushes sodden with too liquid paint; but in a series — as with the Winter from the Painting in Four Parts bought for Tate Modern in 2002 — its colour, tone and texture establish its place in the succession and it becomes a landscape in which the secret ministry of frost hangs silent icicles (pace Coleridge). Twombly's paintings are rarely completely abstract and, hard-worked and contrived, are least convincing when they are; most drift towards abstraction, but are halted by some vague resemblance to reality, and abstraction is often countered, absolutely, by their given titles, and even more emphatically by titles scribbled on the canvases. These crude inscriptions in the script and lettering of the all but illiterate scribbler on walls thus become the subject. "In the beginning was the Word" is St John's summary of the Creation, and with Twombly it is the word that counts.
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outside, as Amazing Space
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The Conquista
is the legend on Untitled, 1992, but one must suppose it to be a response to some episode of space exploration, with a melancholy moral drawn from the damage done by exploring Spaniards in their conquest of the many Americas, Conquistadores the key word with the baggage that it carries in terms of greed, disease, slaughter and racial cleansing. I fancy it to be in some sense a reference to the stout Cortez whom Keats imagined wild-eyed on first seeing the Pacific.
Writing a picture thus is a much easier business than painting it — it requires precious little thought, for one can always scrub out or paint over, even deliberately, to make the palimpsest; Twombly gives it no composition or preparatory drawing, only scant skill with the brush to splotch and stain, dribble and stab, to lend the necessary conviction that it is a painting rather than a poem. If we know the story, we can fill the gaps. Write Leandro on what might be a Swiss landscape of snow-capped mountains with blossoming fruit trees in the foothills and those with some slight classical education will know that it is not the Alps in spring, but a tempestuous night on the Hellespont, and that Leander (Twombly, living in Gaeta, employed the Italian form), lissom lover of Aphrodite's priestess on the further shore, is bloodied on the rocks; the second picture is of turbulence subsiding, the third of water calm, and the fourth, much smaller, is a sheet of paper on which Twombly has written in his uneducated hand "He's gone, up bubbles all his amorous breath." No other series makes quite so clear his exploitation of the word as pars pro toto for a painted tragic narrative.
Distilled from this series, a larger single painting, Hero and Leandro (to Christopher Marlowe) of 1985, bears neither word nor trace of palimpsest, but the dedication to Marlowe incorporated in the title adds teasing layers of meaning. How many of us can Twombly expect to know that Marlowe, in borrowing the antique tale for a brief epic (epyllion) in celebration of erotic desire, halted in midstream by his murder in 1593, introduced a homosexual element, the sea-god Neptune lusting for Leander as he swam? From this example of Twombly's playing with words to amplify an image or narrative that he could neither conceive nor execute in paint, should we perhaps assume that, like Marlowe's text, Twombly's painting is unfinished and we who view it must complete it, the sexual passion now not Leander's for Hero, but Neptune's for Leander?
Twombly's Orpheus is of related bent. This vast painting suggests both water and a palimpsest, the epic poet and musician's name writ, in part, large, part small, a less irregular version obscured by overpaint. Having lost his Eurydice and turned to boys for comfort, vengeful Thracian women tore him limb from limb and threw his head into the River Hebrus, which bore it, still singing, to the sea and on to Lesbos, where it became prophetic and oracular. Does the enormous O of his name double as his open mouth singing his fading song into the wind?
In this exhibition Twombly emerges as a literary exquisite rather than a painter, an exquisite who can with one word conjure all the conflicting variations of myth and mood, treasuring the classical past, but whose symbolism is too obscurely synecdochical; as a painter frustrated by technical limitations, he resorts to infantile exuberance or the ill-tempered daubing of the dotard with no time to spare. I sense deep feeling for the myth, the poetry and pathos, have much sympathy for it, am even moved by it, but am deterred from admiration by two overwhelming characteristics of his work — his sheer incompetence as a painter and the illiterate writing of the idiot. I am enthusiastically glad to have seen this exhibition; beautifully hung, it has cleared the confusions that until now have clouded Twombly for me. Were I to pair him with any other painter, he would be the marginally insane August Strindberg.
Turner Monet Twombly: Later Paintings is at Tate Liverpool (0151 702 7400, tate.org.uk) until October 28. Open daily, 10am-5.50pm; admission £12 (concs available).
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My Pregnancy Week 15
Your little one is now roughly the size of an apple. She is about four inches long, and weighs about two and a half ounces. Her legs are now longer than her arms, and her bones are getting harder and stronger!
At 15 weeks, his skin is still thin and transparent, but he has developed a thin layer of hair to help protect his body. This layer of hair is called lanugo, and it is present on every part of your baby's body, even his finger nails!
She is also moving amniotic fluid through her nose and upper respiratory tract. This action helps the primitive air sacs, in her lungs, begin to develop. And even though her eyes will remain fused shut until approximately 26 weeks, she can actually sense light in your womb!
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Cristina says:
I think I'm starting the stage of where you start having so vivid dreams. This morning I woke up crying! ="/ it was not nice!
neetu says:
Hello all….. I will be 15 week and 4 days today…. I m solo happy coz yesterday 1st time feel my baby movement….. Its my second baby but Me ne my hubby is sooooo excited.
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Well i'm 15 week and 2 days with twins and i feel dranded all i want 2 do is sleep thank god the sickness has gone away at the end of this month on the 28th we find out what we are having me and my husband are hoping for 1 girl and 1 boy we are soooo excited….
Natalie says:
I will be 15 weeks tomorrow and oh god, thank god, my morning sickness are fading away….i am extremely happy ….but i still feel a bit some times…now i feel full so easily and floating after i eat lunch or dinner…:)
Moyo says:
I am 15 weeks today , so excited. didn"t know about the fluttering feeling till i got here. But i don't know if it is gas or the baby, just like I have read.
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What can i do to help me keep food down am always throwing up
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have you tried saltine crackers and some ginger-ale? that helps me some. If you don't like ginger-ale, what about sprite or 7 up? All of these drinks are caffeine free so you don't have to worry about how much you drink.
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Does anybody know how much it cost the CPR classes? I will like to take them now that I don't have a big belly.
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Jennifer (granny) says:
My daughter in law is 15 weeks and I'm so excited to be grandma, it's my sons first baby !!!
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15 weeks and going in tomorrow to see if we can here the babies heartbeat because I have been feeling baby flip for a couple of weeks but the last few days nothing!
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Thank you for your post, I have the same "problem" felt the baby, and now nothing so, I was a bit worried.
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15 weeks and two days with my first i'm quite nervous for when the baby starts moving around but I can't wait to find out the gender!
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this is my fourth and I am 15 weeks and still feel no movement cant wait till I can… I will know what I'm having by the end if the month and then I will finally be able to go shopping!!!!!
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i will be 15 weeks tomorrow!! love the fluttery feelings…..cant wait for more
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15 weeks today! Been sick with a cold but everything is going great. Everyday is a day closer to holding my new little one. Can't wait!
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Hello to all the 15 week ladies! I am very excited to be 15 weeks with my first Lately I have been trying to determine if tiny, light-as-a-feather "pops" is my baby moving. It is fun to think about and I can't wait until I'm sure! Happy pregnancy
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I'm 15 weeks+2days pregnant today. I can't wait to feel my baby. I have 3 weeks to go. Good Luck ladies!
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I'm 15 weeks anf one day pregnant. This will be my first baby, my husband and I are very excited.
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I felt something moving in my tummy at 10weeks now im 15 weeks 3days pregnant, the last time ifelt it was on 25December . Nw i cant fell nothing is that normal? Help plz
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10 weeks is very early it could have been gas . talk to your doctor
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Ive not really started feeling the kicks yet,but i Feel my baby's movement.Its so awesome.
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15 weeks 4 days with my 4th. My 3 boys are older (12, 11 and 9) and this is my husbands first. We are so excited. 25 days til we find out what we are having.
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Flushing, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Ryan Vogelsong pitched his second career complete game, Hunter Pence knocked in three runs and the San Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 5-1 on Friday in the opener of a four-game series.
Vogelsong (6-8) went the distance for the first time since 2011, limiting the Mets to one run on two hits and a walk with five strikeouts to snap a five- game losing streak. It was his first nine-inning complete game, however, as the right-hander blanked the Chicago Cubs in a rain-shortened, six-inning affair on May 14, 2011.
"What a great game," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "Good for (Vogelsong). He's had some tough luck. Really, he did a great job of pounding the strike zone."
Brandon Crawford went 3-for-4 with an RBI and Matt Duffy added an RBI in his major-league debut for the Giants, who have won two straight after a six-game skid.
Jon Niese (5-7) was charged with five runs -- three earned -- on nine hits with four strikeouts over eight-plus innings in the setback.
"He has to make big pitches and he didn't make them," New York manager Terry Collins said of Niese. "I thought tonight (San Francisco) did damage when he made a mistake. I thought the quality of pitching was very good tonight."
San Francisco opened the scoring in the second with help from a costly error by Niese. Juan Perez doubled to lead off, then Gregor Blanco tapped a grounder back to Niese, who alertly checked Perez at second. However, Niese skipped a throw to Ruben Tejada which allowed Perez to advance to third. Crawford followed with a single to center past the drawn in infield that plated Perez.
A sacrifice bunt from Vogelsong put a pair of runners in scoring position before Pence's groundout knocked Blanco in for a 2-0 lead.
Vogelsong didn't allow a baserunner until Curtis Granderson began the fourth with a walk. Daniel Murphy then grounded into a 6-4-3 double play and David Wright flied out to right to end the inning.
Juan Lagares recorded New York's first hit to lead off the sixth with a single to center. Following a groundout by Tejada, Niese lined into an inning-ending double play.
The Giants broke the game open with a three-run seventh. Crawford tripled to right with one out, Vogelsong was hit by a pitch and Pence chased them home with a triple to right-center. Duffy's first major-league hit was a single to left that scored Pence.
Lucas Duda ended Vogelsong's shutout bid with his 20th homer of the season in the eighth.
Vogelsong, who hadn't won since June 21 at Arizona, wrapped up the gem with a 1-2-3 ninth inning as the game ended after just 2 hours and 6 minutes.
Prior to the game, the Giants designated second baseman Dan Uggla for assignment. Uggla went hitless in four games with the Giants. He struck out six times in 11 at-bats and committed three errors. San Francisco also designated outfielder Tyler Colvin for assignment and purchased the contracts of Duffy and Jarrett Parker from Double-A Richmond ... Niese threw 87 pitches in the loss, 68 for strikes ... Duda has never hit 20 homers prior to this season. His previous career high was 15 in both 2012 and 2013.
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The Detroit Pistons have confirmed that point guard Brandon Jennings suffered a ruptured left Achilles tendon during Saturday's game against Milwaukee and will miss the remainder of the season.
John Tavares recorded four goals and Jakub Voracek followed with three scores and three assists, as Team Toews walked away with a 17-12 decision over Team Foligno in the 2015 All-Star Game from Nationwide Arena, the highest-scoring mid-season event in league history. The 2001 event in Denver held the previous mark of 26 combined goals in a 14-12 North American victory over the World, but the new record was set when Jonathan Toews put his own team ahead by a 16-11 count with 5:39 remaining in the contest. Toews and Patrice Bergeron each ended up with a goal and four helpers, with Filip Forsberg, Rick Nash and Tyler Seguin adding two strikes apiece. Corey Crawford -- the last of three goaltenders to give up four goals -- stopped 14-of-18 shots in the third period to earn the win. Ryan Johansen from Team Foligno picked up the MVP award, pacing his side with two goals and as many assists. Patrick Kane and Steven Stamkos added two goals and one assist apiece, while Claude Giroux totaled three points on a tally and two helpers. Marc-Andre Fleury took the loss, charged with seven goals on 16 shots in the second period.


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unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Blue Jays and Expos greats plus builder Nat Bailey join Canada's Cooperstown in St. Marys, Ont., this summer.
For Blue Jays fans old enough to remember watching him swing for the fences at Exhibition Stadium, George Bell is already immortal — whether for his remarkable MVP season in 1987 or the joyful memory of watching him drop to his knees in elation after making the division-clinching catch in 1985.
But this summer Bell's legacy will be formally etched into Canada's baseball history with his induction into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in St. Marys, Ont., alongside former Montreal Expo great Tim Raines and legendary Jays broadcaster Tom Cheek.
"The experience I had with the Toronto Blue Jays was the best time I had in my life," Bell said via conference call on Thursday. "I grew up as a player in Toronto."
Toronto-born outfielder Rob Ducey — one of the only players to play for the Expos, Jays and the Canadian Olympic team — and the late Nat Bailey, a patron of baseball in Vancouver, will also be inducted this year.
Bell spent nine years with the Jays, from 1981 through 1990, collecting 202 home runs, fourth-most in club history. He cranked 47 homers in '87 — then a franchise record — to earn the AL MVP. The three-time all-star, who works as an occasional hitting instructor in the Jays' minor-league system, has a career .278 average with 265 home runs and 1,002 RBIs.
For Raines — who came up short in his sixth year of eligibility for baseball's hall of fame in Cooperstown — getting the nod from up north is sweet consolation.
"The emotions of not getting into the Baseball Hall of Fame is something that I've been dealing with for five years," said the Florida native, who sits fifth on the all-time major league stolen base list. "But getting into the Canadian hall of fame is about jubilation. It's the highest honour I've got since I played professional baseball."
Raines, who was recently named to the Jays' minor-league coaching staff as a roving baserunning and outfield instructor, was one of the premier leadoff hitters of the 1980s. Only Rickey Henderson swiped more bags that decade. Raines holds Expos records for steals, singles, triples and walks, and owns a career .294 average.
His share of the vote for induction in Cooperstown, N.Y., has been growing incrementally and many believe his time will come. This year he was included on 52.2 per cent of ballots, 130 votes short of the 75 per cent threshold needed to get in.
"I keep hoping that one day it'll finally happen," said Raines, whose wife is from Ottawa ("Our kids are half-Canadian"). "But if not, I'm a Canadian hall of famer now and I feel pretty good about that."
For Cheek, who called 4,306 consecutive Jays games before his death from brain cancer in October 2005, the honour from the Canadian hall represents a trifecta this year. After strong support from fans in Toronto, Cheek will be inducted in Cooperstown this summer as the 2013 recipient of the Ford C. Frick Award. He was also inducted into the Vermont Association of Broadcasters this year.
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Look what two actors showed up in the same episode of Arrested Development in season 1 ... (imgur.com)
submitted 1 year ago by rad96
[–]ShinshinRenma 7 points8 points9 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Jayma Mays shows up briefly towards the end of season 4, too.
[–]Saintlame 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (2 children)
I can't even tell who the one on the right is.
[–]maestosostallone 8 points9 points10 points 1 year ago (0 children)
That's Iqbal Theba. AKA Principal Figgins.
[–]Gpr1me 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Gene Parmesan!
[–]misssinclair 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago (0 children)
Awesome. Interestingly enough, according to IMDB Iqbal Theba hates wearing make-up for the camera and so only gets lightly powdered before they film!
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