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Speakers and Honorary Degree Recipients
Pharmacy Commencement
Pharmacy Commencement speaker
A professor and administrator at the Raabe College of Pharmacy for 30 years, Thomas Kier, BSPh '82, first joined the pharmacy faculty in 1986 as a visiting clinical instructor. He became an assistant dean in 1987 and has served in administrative capacities ever since. His roles have included recruiting and counseling students, teaching ethics courses, and developing curriculum.
Since 2001, Kier has served as associate dean of operations and clinical instructor. In this capacity, he's developed academic programs; coordinated, assessed and evaluated curriculum; managed the college's budget; and carried out faculty policies. Kier also served as the college's interim dean during the 2013-14 academic year. He is retiring from ONU at the end of the 2015-16 academic year, and all told, he has assisted almost 4,000 pharmacist graduates.
Throughout his career, Kier has helped advance the practice of pharmacy at ONU and in the state of Ohio by addressing ethics and the moral development of pharmacy students. He has introduced national assessments that evaluate the ethical development of pharmacy students at ONU. As ethical development and empathy are imperative to the pharmacy profession, his work has assisted in maintaining pharmacy's status as one of the country's most trusted professions.
Kier also has committed much of his professional life to assisting pharmacists and pharmacy students with addiction and chemical dependency. As a member of the Board of Trustees for Pharmacists Rehabilitation Organization Inc., he has ensured that pharmacists and pharmacy students have the resources and assistance they need to return to the practice of pharmacy in the state of Ohio when appropriate and safe. To further increase pharmacists' knowledge of addiction and dependency, Kier has sponsored a number of pharmacy students to attend programming with him at the University of Utah's School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies.
Kier received his Bachelor of Science in pharmacy from ONU, his Master of Arts in college student personnel from Bowling Green State University, and his Doctor of Philosophy in higher education administration from Bowling Green.
Student Speaker
Adam Smith is a graduating pharmacy student with a minor in public health from Columbus, Ohio. During his time at ONU, Smith was heavily involved in Pharmacy Council, Pharmacy Admissions Committee, American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists, Ada Friends, President's Club, Leaders' Council, Good News Bears, and the Student Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists Clinical Skills Competition. He was a member of Phi Lambda Sigma pharmacy leadership honorary, Omicron Delta Kappa leadership honorary and Alpha Epsilon Delta health professional honorary. His commitment to his education in pharmacy and leadership on campus earned him many accolades, including the Dean's Endowed Scholarship, the Phi Lambda Sigma Outstanding Leadership and Character in Pharmacy Award, the Pharmacy Council Distinguished Member Award, and the Ohio Pharmacists Association Student Leadership Award. Smith has completed internships at locations such as Walmart and Walgreens pharmacies, and his advanced pharmacy-practice experience ranges from general medicine to work in the cardiac intensive care unit at numerous locations in the Columbus area. After graduation, Smith plans to begin a PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, aspiring to complete a PGY-2 in critical care and become a clinical specialist in that area.
Undergraduate Commencement
Undergraduate Commencement speaker
David Greene hosts NPR's "Morning Edition" with Steve Inskeep and Renee Montagne.
For two years prior to taking his current role in 2012, Greene was an NPR foreign correspondent based in Moscow covering the region from Ukraine and the Baltics, east to Siberia. During that time, he brought listeners stories as wide ranging as Chernobyl 25 years later and Beatles-singing Russian Babushkas. He spent a month in Libya reporting riveting stories in the most difficult of circumstances as NATO bombs fell on Tripoli. He was honored with the 2011 Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize from WBUR and Boston University for that coverage of the Arab Spring.
Greene's voice became familiar to NPR listeners from his four years covering the White House. To report on former President George W. Bush's second term, Greene spent hours in NPR's spacious booth in the basement of the West Wing. (It's about the size of your average broom closet.) He also spent time trekking across five continents, reporting on White House visits to places like Iraq, Afghanistan, Mongolia, Rwanda, Uruguay and, of course, Crawford, Texas.
During the days following Hurricane Katrina, Greene was aboard Air Force One when Bush flew low over the Gulf Coast and caught his first glimpse of the storm's destruction. On the ground in New Orleans, Greene brought listeners a moving interview with the late Ethel Williams, a then-74-year-old flood victim who got an unexpected visit from the president.
Greene was an integral part of NPR's coverage of the historic 2008 election, covering Hillary Clinton's campaign from start to finish and focusing on how racial attitudes were playing into voters' decisions. The White House Correspondents Association took special note of Greene's report on a speech by then-candidate Barack Obama, addressing the nation's racial divide. Greene was given the association's 2008 Merriman Smith Award for deadline coverage of the presidency.
After Obama took office, Greene kept one eye trained on the White House and the other eye on the road. He spent three months driving across America – with a recorder, camera and lots of caffeine – to learn how the recession was touching Americans during Obama's first 100 days in office. The series was called "100 Days: On the Road in Troubled Times."
Before joining NPR in 2005, Greene spent nearly seven years as a newspaper reporter for The Baltimore Sun. He covered the White House during the Bush administration's first term and wrote about an array of other topics for the paper: Why Oklahomans love the sport of cockfighting, why two Amish men in Pennsylvania were caught trafficking methamphetamine, and how one woman brought Christmas back to a small town in Maryland.
Before graduating magna cum laude from Harvard in 1998 with a degree in government, Greene worked as the senior editor on The Harvard Crimson. In 2004, he was named co-volunteer of the year for Coaching for College, a Washington, D.C., program offering tutoring to inner-city youth.
Greene's wife, Rose Previte, is a 2003 graduate of the Getty College of Arts & Sciences at Ohio Northern University.
Honorary Degree Recipient
Inara Brubaker, BS '59, ACIT '09, retired in 2002 from the UOP/AlliedSignal (now Honeywell International) Research Center. From 1996-2002, she was a senior research associate with UOP; from 1988 to 1996, she was project leader and research manager at AlliedSignal. Her work was in applied research in analytical chemistry and separations, ranging from feed to effluent treatment and purification, and in materials properties and recycling. She is a co-author of about two dozen publications on separations, separation processes and analytical methodologies as well as co-author of three U.S. patents. In 2003, Brubaker received the Chicago Section Public Affairs Award for "pioneering the development of programs and activities that established the agenda for a decade of state and location section cooperation on a wide range of public policy issues; for setting the performance standard for the ACS Congressional Fellowship by her significant achievements during her fellowship year of 1977; and for serving your community in various ways." Brubaker is a Lifetime Member of the Lehr Society and was very active in ONU's recent capital campaign. She funded the chemistry seminar room and the chemistry student organization room in the Mathile Center. She is a Class of 1959 reunion planning committee member, and in June 2004, she was appointed to the Advisory Council for the College of Arts & Sciences. She has spoken to chemistry classes and students on campus. Brubaker earned her Bachelor of Science in chemistry and mathematics from Ohio Northern University and her Master of Science and Ph.D. in chemistry from Ohio State University. She also is a proud graduate of Shawnee High School in Lima, Ohio.
Student speaker
Jason Luthman is a senior mechanical engineering major, minoring in chemistry and biomedical science, from Bellbrook, Ohio. Luthman has been very involved on Ohio Northern University's campus, participating in numerous academic as well as extracurricular activities. Academically, Luthman has been active in the Honors Program, College of Engineering Dean's Team, First Year Engineer Mentoring Program, Northern Engineers without Boundaries and Innovators of Ohio Northern. He is a member of numerous honorary societies, including Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board, for which he served as vice president in 2014; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Beta Beta Beta; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Lambda Delta; and Phi Eta Sigma, for which he served as vice president in 2012. Extracurricular activities he has been involved in include the varsity swim team, President's Club, Leadership Council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Newman Club and Student Senate. Luthman's involvement and academic achievements earned him the Academic All-OAC Award in 2013 and 2014. During his time at ONU, Luthman has completed numerous internships and co-ops with companies such as Marathon Pipeline LLC, Optimus Prosthetics and Battelle Memorial Institute. Upon graduation, Luthman plans to travel to Australia before beginning work as a project engineer at Marathon Petroleum Corporation in Findlay, Ohio.
Law Commencement
Law Commencement speaker
Retired Col. William E. Orr Jr., BA '78, JD '81, is the chief of strategic military justice legislation and policy for the United States Air Force Judiciary at Joint Base Andrews Naval Air Facility Washington, Maryland. He is the key coordinator and advisor on military justice legislation issued by Congress, the president via executive order and the Department of Defense. Before assuming his current position, he served as the chief appellate military judge on the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals.
As chief judge, Orr ruled on appeals from Air Force courts-martial worldwide when the approved punishment included death, confinement for one year or more, or a punitive discharge. Decisions of the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals are reviewable only by the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the United States Supreme Court. During his tenure, he was appointed by the secretary of defense to serve as an appellate judge on the United States Court of Military Commission Review to consider and rule upon appeals submitted by the detainees held at Naval Base Guantanamo, Cuba. Additionally, he orchestrated 42 and presided over 11 public hearings convened to discuss the Environmental Impact Statements for proposed changes to Air Force missions.
As the chief trial judge of the European Region, Orr supervised all trial judges in Europe and Southwest Asia. He presided over courts-martial and administrative hearings conducted at more than 20 overseas military installations and deployed to combat zones on four occasions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Earlier in his career, he deployed to Saudi Arabia in support of Operation Desert Shield.
Orr accepted a direct commission as a first lieutenant and entered the United States Air Force in 1982. He is admitted to practice before all courts in the state of Ohio, the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and the United States Supreme Court. He retired on Nov. 1, 2012, after serving more than 30 years on active duty. The secretary of the Air Force recalled him to active duty service on March 1, 2013. He retired a second time on Feb. 28, 2014.
Orr was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is married to the former Cheryl Anne Dodson, BSPh '80, of Cleveland, Ohio. They have two sons, Brian and Michael. Orr received his Bachelor of Arts in in history and political science from ONU in 1978 and his Juris Doctor from ONU in 1981.
Honorary Degree Recipient
Bernard M. "Bob" Shapiro is founder and partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers's Washington National Tax Services. His responsibilities include representing clients before the Department of the Treasury, before the IRS, and in legislative matters. He served on the Joint Committee on Taxation as chief of staff from 1977-81, assistant chief of staff from 1974-77 and staff attorney from 1967-74. Shapiro also has been an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center in the Graduate Tax Program. He received his B.A. and C.P.A. from Washington and Lee University and his J.D. and LL.M. from Georgetown University Law Center. The Georgetown University Law Center has awarded him with the Charles Fahy Distinguished Adjunct Professor Award, the Vicennial Medal Distinguished Service Award and the Tax Foundation's Distinguished Service Award. Shapiro has been involved with Ohio Northern University through the Advisory Board, through the Laurence Neal Woodworth Endowed Lectureship in United States Tax Law and Policy, and as a contributor and panelist.
student speaker
Emily Martin is a graduating law student from Vienna, W.Va. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English and philosophy from Wheeling Jesuit University. During her time at ONU, Martin has excelled in the classroom and has received numerous book awards. She served as a staff editor and an articles research editor for the ONU Law Review and currently has an article in publication. Martin spent her first summer of law school as a law clerk for the National Association of Attorneys General in Washington, D.C., where she performed legal research for attorneys and attended Congressional Committee hearings. For the past year, Martin has served as a law clerk for the Allen County Court of Common Pleas, conducting legal research on complex issues and revising court orders. Martin plans to return to West Virginia after graduation and hopes to receive a federal clerkship with one of the United States District Courts. Eventually, she'd like to pursue a career in criminal prosecution at either the state or federal level.


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Picking at a Scab
As I'm sure you've all heard by now, ex-Cubs wonder boy Mark Prior went under the knife yet again last week for his troublesome shoulder. But you might have missed this little detail (emphasis added):
The Padres' right-hander stood in the clubhouse with his right shoulder
bandaged and his right arm in a sling following Wednesday's surgery to
repair a torn anterior capsule. If that weren't enough to put an end to
his bid to pitch this season, doctors also found a second injury -- one
that isn't normally associated with baseball.
Prior's anterior capsule was torn away from the humerus, the
bone in the upper arm. Team physicians Heinz Hoenecke and Jan Fronek
performed the surgery and said the second injury is normally associated
with traumatic events like a fall.
Hmm, that's an interesting little tidbit, now isn't it? I recall a time and place where our resident orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Hecht/aka Cubster, speculated that not everything added up with Prior's first surgery.
If MP(Mark Prior) really did have a Bankart lesion. That usually takes a trauma of
some sort (of course he could have fallen on the pavement walking his
dog). This type of injury is typically treated with rehab in the
beginning (see my comments on Toby Hall), with decent recovery until
the symptoms become more chronic. MP's pitching was fantastic after he
recovered from that the collison in 2003, so it took time for the
looseness/instability the tear created to lead to what occurred in 2006
and 2007.
That answer was in response to a question of mine regarding if any of the rumors about Prior never fully recovering from that faithful collision with Marcus Giles in 2003 could be true. And now Hanz and Franz are saying that there indeed was a traumatic event that created at least one injury in Prior's shoulder.
Of course, for those who remember that conversation and article from last year, Will Carroll of Baseball Prospectus didn't take to kindly to Dr. Hecht's analysis:
Your take on my wrap up is emotionally based and wrong. This doesn't
happen to just the Cubs and suggesting that this was a misdiagnosis is
… well, I hesitate to state anything in an absolute, but I think even
Dr. Hecht would defer to the opinions of Dr. Andrews, Dr. Yocum, and
Dr. ElAttrache.
And since we have nothing better to talk about on this off-day, let's play out the entire conversation:
(Dr. Hecht): A true bankart lesion is traumatic, it's not just from stretch.
Something has to detach the capsule from the glenoid rim. It's just
hard to sort out in a chronic situation. Plus your conclusion said he
was dealing with this for two years, hence clearly chronic. I just put
together the implications of what was the most traumatic event to MP's
Be careful of throwing terms out without explaining them. Mumford
procedures are for AC joint stabilization after type 3 injuries. That
would have been a significant surprise if such a procedure was needed.
I might be emotional and might be wrong, but I didn't imply
misdiagnosis, just delay in diagnosis. Certainly if MP listened to
advice to treat his problems with rehab, it's not the Cubs fault. It
always boils down to the patient's decision when it comes to elective
And last, but not least from Mr. Carroll:
And my "wrong" statement was stronger than I liked. I just want to
make it clear that there wasn't a "misdiagnosis" here. Believe me, I
understand the frustration of this thing dragging on and on. I had to
write about this thing every day it seems!
Oh and one last thing — the links I did on my Unfiltered post didn't
match up well. I thought the big filetted shoulders looked cool though
and would reinforce just how serious this type of thing is. (Dr Hecht,
feel free to email me directly anytime.)
When in doubt, trust the diploma! As our very own Dr. Hecht did say, Prior could have fallen walking his dog, but it's far more likely that the collision between him and Marcus Giles was the beginning of the end...at least for his Cubs career.
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It was however the beginning of the beginning of the "Mark Prior is a/an (effeminate term)" or "Mark Prior strained his (random female body part)" posts that never really seemed to get old.
Since you bring it up
It's been five years so here's what the collision looked like
Clearly, Prior is about to land directly on his shoulder.
Which is what we all saw at the time. Why only fans thought
this was troublesome is beyond my ken.
At the time there was much more general concern for Marcus Giles who was knocked out (ironically replaced by Mark DeRosa) and taken to the hospital. Reports said he appeared to take Prior's knee directly to the face.
A sane manager, but we're talking Dusty Baker here, would have immediately replaced Prior as well but Baker left him in the game until his shoulder stiffened in the fifth.
Oh yeah,
Prior was out for interference on the play. It was all so unnecessary.
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Great pic, indeed. Love Furcal's expression.
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"Why only fans thought
this was troublesome is beyond my ken."
Was the unlicensed trainer the Cubs trainer that year?
Dusty's cronie.
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At the risk of bringing up a sore subject again, could this be evidence of some performance - enhancing drug use earlier in his career? If not, and the chief reason appears to be the collision on the base paths, then that truly does suck. No reason he should have still been in that game, I remember screaming at the manager (whom I will not name here) to yank him the hell outta there.
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At the risk of bringing up a sore subject again, could this be evidence of some performance - enhancing drug use earlier in his career?
Risk? You just brought it up. Sigh...
Prior really should get more of a pass IMHO
For all the flack he has taken about not "manning up". Prior obviously had a serious injury that needed to be taken care of. Who's fault is it that it took 3-5 years to discover the injury?
Could the damage that was done by to his shoulder
be caused by colliding with a 5'7'' second baseman who one Cub's Blogger had a serious man crush on? It would just be typical Cubs if the Giles play did that and the idiotic unlicensed trainer Dusty brought over did not detect an issue.
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Congrats to Griffey..... just like Maddux, in this era, it's hard to root against the guy.
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Congrats to a dude who I will be proud to say I saw play "once upon a time." I hope he can hang around the AL a few more years and take a serious run at 3K hits.
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is will carroll still trying to be the "guy you call when you need a medical/stats baseball prediction dude on your radio/tv show" guy, btw?
mmm professional branding.
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I was going to say something to that effect, but you beat me to it.
I've probably done more than enough to establish my feelings on Mr. Carroll around here. I find it wierd that everybody calls HIM about injuries to pitchers despite not being a doctor or a pitcher.
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he deserves to work...its just the whole pitcher-expert/medical-buff thing he's went into with his career that i found odd.
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Now, how they didn't discover this with his first surgery, you got me...
I'm not so sure this was an issue at the first surgery. It's unlikely that this would have been missed the first time around and I do believe it's a new finding. Sorry if I subsequently use too many anatomic/medical terms but I can translate later if anyone has questions.
Remember the first surgery was a capsular tightening apparently to treat a chronic Bankart lesion (a detachment of the labrum and main stabilizing ligaments of the anterior shoulder particularly the middle/inferior glenohumeral ligaments) . This procedure took redundant capsule tissue and reattached it to the front of the glenoid (socket). So tearing the anterior capsule off the humerus is pretty far from where the capsular work that was done in the first surgery (almost the other end of the shoulder capsule joint attachment but still in the front or anterior capsule). It tearing in this location might be related to the capsule now being tight and when stretched during his current rehab, just happened to be the weakest place where something could give. Still it's a pretty unusual site to tear. I would have thought it would re-tear in the area adjacent to the repair, near the glenoid.
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what the hell does 'translate' mean?
btw, i imagine a lotta people, including myself, would want to know at least if this is something that would generally show up on a MRI/xray if applicable.
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translate means... if you don't understand chinese, someone who does will tell you what it means.
Wainright to the DL
according to Rotoworld with a sprained middle finger. One of the posters over at NSBB is saying the rumor in STL is that the tendon is ruptured to in a simlair fashion to Zumaya (who missed 4 months).
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It wouldn't show up on an xray. It might show up on a MRI. The results of the most recent MRI apparently were read as an anterior capsular tear but they didn't indicate more precisely where in the anterior capsule.
Sometimes MRI's are done with dye injected into the joint to enhance the imaging (MRI/Arthrogram). Not sure if that was done, but it doesn't sound like it. It took an MRI arthrogram to diagnose Kerry Wood's rotator cuff tear. Of course he didn't get surgery for it (his surgery was for a labrum tear and no cuff tear was seen at the time of his arthroscopy).
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Cincy's JHJ with a fractured thumb. Voodoo doll, no?
Who's next in line for their shortstop job?
Paul Janish for a week to 10 days
until Keppinger comes back from the DL.
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If the Giles run in really is the cause for the shortened, if not completely ended, of what could have been great career for a young man that really is a shame.
We all knew he wasn't going to throw for the cubs ever again, i just hope he can get his shoulder in order and make a living once again...
erm, should i say EARN a living once again...
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"One reported package included..."
yeah, one of 10,000 reported packages...they kinda went for a sensational group of "could have beens" in that article.
veal, gallagher, AND ceda...oh wait...AND cedeno, too.
reminds me of some of the j.santana rumor offers before he went to the mets.
either way, though...it would have probably involved at least a couple of those guys. not like he was gonna go cheap.
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And to think that I took heat for comparing Gallagher to Peavy and Carpenter last year...
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This is TCR, Carlos. People will make you take the heat for anything, anything!!
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I would take one more starting pitcher and I would be happy with this team in the playoffs.
No not Traschel!!
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During the trip to SD, I thought Maddux would be great :) A short-term loan? :) I love watching him pitch whatever team he is on. I think he looks best as a Cub tho.
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I still think we could use another bat to upgrade at either SS or CF. It would be nice to have a Crawford or H. Ramirez type player around for when the offense sputters, as it has been doing so lately. Yes, neither of those players are available, and it would be difficult to get anyone similar to them, but if we're talking about wishes, that's one of mine. I would agree that starting pitching is more of a concern however.
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It would be nice to have a Crawford or H. Ramirez type player around
Heh... you think that would be nice? I am sure that there are a lot of Crawford or Ramirez types lying around.
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Right, which is why I wrote the rest of my post.
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My wish: C.C.
I'd rather have Lowe than CC
because Sabathia has yet to show this season he is worth the haul the Tribe will want for him. With the Phillies as are main challenge in the NL right now, I would like to have his groundball machine right arm on the hill in Game 3 of the NLCS at the Citizen's Bank Park. Also with the Dodgers lacking solid back of the rotation options for next season I think we can make a deal work. Lowe for Sean Marshall and a B grade prospect seems fair.
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I don't think Lowe will be available. Why would the Dodgers give up arguably their best pitcher when they still have a likely chance of winning their division? That's a fantasy trade scenario.
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Despite the D-backs playing bad baseball for awhile now, the Dodgers are 3.5 games back. I would give it 1 in 3 odds that the Dodgers will be sellers at the deadline. BTW, the Dodgers best pitcher far and away has been Billingsley.
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I agree; Lowe could be the odd pitcher out in the rotation next year, especially if Schmidt ever comes back. They will want to keep Penny because he's only 30, so that would mean:
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Wow, good catch, Dr.
And, who wants to bet it isn't "genetic looseness", but an old injury. Who wants to bet he'll eventually get back to pitching and only be mediocre? Of course, I hope for the best for him, but still...
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i would agree the phillies are our top competition and if dodgers drop off
lowe could be a good pickup definately playoff experienced.
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noticed the iowa cubs played i think the cardinals team
both teams had a hoffpauir in the lineup
arethey related?
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If you're talking about Jarrett Hoffpauir, they're brothers.
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josh/jarrett are brothers. micah's on his own in baseball.
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thank you navigator i thought that was a definate possibility
micah definately got the size lefthandedness and power
in that family.
heres hoping he is in toronto on friday
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Rickie Weeks lands on the DL with a knee injury (it's being called a sprained left knee).
Very late with this -- but, when I heard the Cubs were making Wood the closer, my "best case scenario" vision looked exactly like the 9th inning Sunday. Dominant, efficient and pounding the strike zone. 95+ mph fastball, nasty slider, batters helpless. Miller and Morgan were falling all over themselves gushing over his stuff. Hopefully, he is building confidence and comfort in the role.
Edmonds is growing on me -- not only his bat, but to go out of his way to compare Gallager to Carpenter has got to give Sean a big boost of confidence. He was also apparently the first guy to grab an Iowa "Gallagher" jersey to wear under his Cubs uniform, and others joined in. Good stuff.
Gil Meche does not want to be a Cub
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Arizona Phil — February 19, 2008 @ 8:27 pm response to:
Rob G. — February 19, 2008 @ 7:32 pm Is Jarrett Hoffpauir related to Micah?
ROB G: No. Jarrett's older brother is Josh Hoffpauir, a 2B who played in the A's organization a few years ago. Josh is now an assistant baseball coach at Southern Missisippi.
Jarrett and Josh are from Vidalia,LA, where their dad is head baseball coach at Vidalia HS. Jarrett was an All-American 2B at Southern Miss (where Josh also played college ball), and resembles Mike Fontenot.
Conversely, Micah is from Jacksonville, TX, and is a 6′3″ strapping 1st baseman. If Will Ohman is a total jerk (which he is), then Micah Hoffpauir is a total nice guy, just a good ol' boy from Texas.
AZ PHIL - a ?
AZ PHIL: How would yoyu compare Olka. State's former standout, and Cubs prospect, to EPat?
I have read Cubs scouting reports that Thomas is super speedy, nice glove, and terrific arm. But, as you know, EPat is a lefty, and already at AAA - also, the team has, like 35 2B players already...
What say ye PHIL?
CUBSTER - check your email.
ROB G. - Glad you had a fun and a big W.
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I thought that Prior was shot after he struck out The Whammer.
Recent comments
J-Hey not finishing with an offensive onslaught.
If Geoff Blum could be a Playoff hero, there is hope still...
Giants scare me. I think you're wrong about Bumgarner, he would pitch on short rest for Game 2 and then full rest for Game 5. Cueto would go Game 1, then short rest in game 4. Add in some really tough outs in that lineup and I want nothing to do with them. With that rotation they can easily steal a series.
Cards are a tough matchup. The rivalry evens out their comparable lack of talent. And like someone said, they love HRs, which is how to beat the Cubs. The upside is that I would feel really good about Lester twice against STL.
j.buchanan with a nice start...5ip 2h 1bb 3k, 0r/er
zobrist with 2HR and a double through 8
heyward 0-4 :(
Mark Gonzales @MDGonzales
Soler likely to return Sunday, Maddon says
Right now, I'd like to see the Mets first, Giants 2nd.
I believe that since most of the team from last years' NLCS is on the squad this year, they will really amp their game up even more to kick their ass in payback for 2015.
The Giants just do not have the depth in years past, and I think all things equal - and at Wrigley - they could handle them.
I do not want to see the Cards, period. Or their fans, media, or Joe Buck.
I don't want to play Braves in the first round. Any friggin team in the league can win 3 of 5..I hate the first round. Furthermore, I wanted to play the Marlins in 2003 and the Mets over Dodgers last year.
With that said in reverse order:
3. Cardinals: It will be devastating to lose in the first round, but even worse to their main rival. It is increased incentive for the Cardinals, especially after last year. Cards would have nothing to lose, Cubs have everything to lose.
2. Giants: Rotation in the playoffs scare me a bit, but what a lousy team.
1. Mets--because of the losses in the rotation
2. Giants--because they're not the team they were BUT they maybe have bullshit even-year magic?
3. Cardinals--because rivalry and not making the playoffs hurts them more than losing in the NLDS plus getting eliminated by them in the playoffs would make for horrible sports commentary next throughout next season.
Who's asking?
CLE/DET rained out last night already, possible rain-outs in New York (vs. Baltimore), Boston(vs. Toronto) and Philly(vs. Mets) this weekend too.
Not only games involving playoff spots that would need to be played, but any that involve home field advantage.
I got the first one! Second one I'm not even sure what even/odd betting is.
any opponent preference for NLDS?
Mets are down to 1 great pitcher instead of 4. Syndegaard may pitch Sunday which means if Mets win the WC game, he'd be set up for Game 1. There's a chance they clinch a spot by Sunday so he'd pitch the WC and then we'd probably get Colon for Game 1. They've certainly had the hottest bats over the last week and month out of the WC options.
A couple of Cub related puzzles.
Can't teach height and thinness
Hopefully Pirates don't call up A. Lincoln.
j.buchanan going friday...should be...baseball...or something like it.
Wow. I didn't know they could do that.
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SEATTLE - At his 90th birthday party, April 24, Will Parry picked up his guitar and led 400 union brothers and sisters, family, comrades, and friends in singing "Carry It On," ending, "No more tears, for we're still singing."
Sponsored by the Puget Sound Alliance of Retired Americans, the celebration resounded with songs, poetry, and heartfelt tributes. Parry together with his late wife, Louise, helped build the labor movement and the senior citizen movement in the Pacific Northwest. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Washington, he worked as a factory worker at Longview Fiber, a box factory organized by the Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers.
Robby Stern, PSARA president, told the banquet crowd, "Will has had an inspiring presence in the lives of everyone who is here. I have had the responsibility of stepping into the incredible shoes of the incredible Will Parry."
Stern urged the crowd to help place on the ballot an initiative to establish a "a really progressive income tax in Washington State." The initiative would tax couples with $400,000 income while lowering property taxes 20 percent. Washington State's soak-the-poor 8 percent sales tax has generated sharply lower revenues during this recession, forcing health care and public education cutbacks. "Sign up if you are prepared to go out and collect signatures," Stern said. "This is the opportunity of our lifetime and we have to win it."
Rep. Jim McDermott's aide, David Loud, read a letter from the lawmaker hailing Parry as a leader of the fight for comprehensive, universal health care reform. "We are indebted to you for your years of service," McDermott wrote.
Ed Coyle, executive director of the Alliance of Retired Americans, brought greetings from ARA headquarters in Washington. He said the staff waits for the arrival of the PSARA's newsletter, the Retiree Advocate, edited by Parry. He praised Parry as a national leader of the senior citizen movement.
Parry's family was there, including his daughter Naomi, his son Jon and his brother Tom who told the crowd of their childhood and youth together, Will's years in the U.S. Coast Guard during World War II and his excellence as a high school and college scholar and athlete.
Jeff Johnson, assistant to the president of the Washington State Labor Council, spoke of Parry's affiliation with the Communist Party of Washington State, the Pension Union and the Washington Commonwealth Federation that "became so strong they elected a Communist to the legislature" during the 1940s.
Parry was targeted in the Red Scare of the 1950s, Johnson continued. "The Taft Hartley Act was passed and radicals were being purged from the labor movement. As Will said, 'They drove the radicals out and it took the starch out of the labor movement.'"
In recent years, the Washington Labor Council "honored him as a hero of the Washington State labor movement," Johnson concluded.
Bill Farris, president of AWPPW Local 817 at the corrugated box plant where Parry worked for many years, said, "He's an advocate for people who needed help, an advocate for the union. I've lost count of the number of picketlines I've walked with Will."
Lynn Domingo, an organizer with Legacy of Equality, Leadership, and Organizing, said she enrolled in a labor history course Parry was teaching at Shoreline Community College. "I was floundering, wondering where I was going," she said. "I have to thank you for the salvation you provided in that class."
Thurston Muskelly, board member of the Central Area Senior Center, praised Parry for his fightback against President Reagan's drive to "destroy public health." The center was facing bankruptcy and Parry spearheaded a fund drive that brought in $131,000.
Ron McGaha, a member of Machinists Local 751, recited a poem he wrote about Parry: "On his very first night, he rose up in bed and to his mother he said, 'I'll nurse from the left, not from the right' ... Will taught us all in ways great and small, that progress always comes from the left, not the right." The room erupted in laughter and cheers.
Rebel Voices sang their ballad, Borderlines: "I lose my job to El Salvador where for fifty cents a day a woman sweats her life away and now they tell me she's my enemy" and the last line, "Someday our day will come around and we will stand and face our common enemy."
With his guitar slung over his shoulder, Parry thanked the crowd and echoed the appeal to get enough signatures to put the State Income Tax initiative on the ballot.
"I'm glad my birthday served as an excuse to get us all together," he said. It is a time, he said, to celebrate the unity and strength of the movement, "not the feeble strength of one."
Photo: Will Parry takes the podium with his guitar. Tim Wheeler/PW


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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA Trade Release
U.S. Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Office of Communications
Washington, D.C.
For Immediate Release
News Release
Monday, July 6, 1998
Contact: Jeff Ezell (202) 219-8151
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is holding a two-day public meeting of the Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health (ACCSH) in Washington on July 22 and 23.
It will be held in the Frances Perkins Department of Labor Building, 200 Constitution Ave., Room N-3437, between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, and 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m Thursday, July 23.
ACCSH will discuss a variety of topics. Agenda items for July 22 include:
A proposed standard regarding employer responsibility to pay for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Status of data collection on OSHA's 170 form.
OSHA reinvention.
OSHA's Strategic Plan for Construction.
Multi-employer Citation Policy.
A proposed standard on steel erection (Subpart R) developed by the Steel Erection Negotiated Rulemaking Advisory Committee (SENRAC).
Fall Protection (Subpart M).
OSHA's Electronic Information Systems.
Topics for the second day, July 23, include:
Hexavalent Chromium Rulemaking.
Crystalline Silica Standard Development.
Directorate of Construction update report.
Powered Industrial Trucks - final standard regarding training requirements.
A report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on highway construction injuries and fatalities.
Written data, views or comments for consideration by the committee may be submitted to U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA, Room N-3647, 200 Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20210. Twenty copies are needed. Those submissions received prior to July 22 will be included in the record of the meetings.
Anyone wishing to make an oral presentation to the committee on any of the agenda items also should notify OSHA at the above address. The request should specify the amount of time desired, the capacity in which the person will appear and a brief outline of the presentation. ACCSH may grant requests to speak, as time permits, at the discretion of the ACCSH chairperson.
Individuals with disabilities wishing to attend should contact (202) 219-8615 ext. 106, no later than July 17 to obtain appropriate accommodations.
The point of contact for all questions, comments and requests regarding the ACCSH meeting is Theresa Berry.
An official record of the meeting will be available for public inspection in the OSHA Docket Office, Room N-2625, telephone 202-219-7894.
Notice of this meeting appeared in the Federal Register on July 6, 1998.
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We had our "have all items in storage box" guys(who foolishly forged event weapons/armors when they weren't out yet) so they were banned.
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Warwick's first female mayor took office Tuesday night.
Juanita Kinchen took the oath of office before a crowded room of Warwick residents.
In speaking to FOX 31, Kinchen states, "I am not afraid of hard work."
The Warwick native says at the top of her list of things to do is create an educated community and bring jobs into the area.
The newly appointed mayor says she never thought that she would become the first female mayor, but now that she is in the seat, she is up for the challenge.


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After a terrible start, Arsenal have given themselves a realistic chance of finishing in the top four places at the end of the season, which will mean they can play Champions League football.
It has been solid progress from the Gunners in the last few months, but they know that the second half of the season is the key to their ambitions. They will probably be helped by the returns of Bacary Sagna and Jack Wilshere in particular, but could still look to sign players who could help them improve the quality of the team.
Thierry Henry, who has arrived on a loan move from New York Red Bulls, has made an instant impact by scoring a goal in the Leeds United game and could have a prominent role to play—especially during the African Nations Cup.
The signing of Henry has given them a huge lift and a boost to their confidence, but they would be better placed to finish in the top four if Wenger can make further additions to the squad.
This article is on some of the latest transfer stories involving Arsenal that have emerged this week—Arsenal fans hope they can bring in a high-quality player who could make the difference in the January transfer window.


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Nadia attended Deana Martin's Album Release Party in Hollywood, California on September 9, 2009.
Daytime Emmy Awards 2009Posted on August 30, 2009
Nadia attended the Daytime Emmy Awards at the Orpheum Theater in Los Angeles, California on August 30, 2009.
TV Academy's Animation & Daytime Programming Salute to NomineesPosted on August 27, 2009
Nadia attended the TV Academy's Animation & Daytime Programming celebrations for Daytime Emmy Award nominees in Hollywood, California on August 27, 2009.
9th Annual Celebrity Catwalk Fashion ShowPosted on August 27, 2009
Nadia attended the Celebrity Catwalk Fashion Show at the Hollywood & Highland Center in Hollywood, California on August 27, 2009.
Evening with the Stars Charity EventPosted on August 22, 2009
Nadia and other Days of our Lives stars appeared at the Evening with the Stars charity event held at the Sheraton Colonial Boston North Hotel and Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts on August 22, 2009. The proceeds benefited the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).
Boston Red Sox Baseball GamePosted on August 21, 2009
Nadia sang the National Anthem at the Boston Red Sox vs. New York Yankees baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts on August 21, 2009.
Style LA: Swim and Resort Fashion ShowPosted on July 27, 2009
Nadia attended and hosted the Style LA Swim and Resort Fashion Show with Days of our Lives co-star Bryan Dattilo at the Viceroy Hotel in Santa Monica on July 27, 2009.
Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball GamePosted on June 6, 2009
Nadia performed God Bless America at the L.A. Dodgers Baseball Game at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California on June 6, 2009.
Days of our Lives Fan Weekend 2009Posted on May 30, 2009
Nadia attended the 20th Annual Days of our Lives Celebrity Basketball Game on May 29, 2009.
On May 30, 2009, Nadia also held a special fan event benefitting the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. All events took place in Southern California.
OneKid OneWorld's Shop for a CausePosted on May 12, 2009
Nadia attended the OneKid OneWorld's Shop for a Cause at Vince Clothing on May 12, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
Universal Studios' EcoFairPosted on April 19, 2009
Nadia met with fans and signed autographs at Universal Studios' EcoFair on April 19, 2009 in Hollywood, California.
Valentine/Oscar Celebrity Romance EventPosted on February 10, 2009
Nadia attended the Valentine/Oscar Celebrity Romance Event on February 10, 2009 at Cafe La Boheme in West Hollywood, California.
Soap CruisePosted on January 22, 2009
Nadia went cruisin' with fans on Soap Cruise 2009! The cruise took place from January 22-26, 2009, and included meet and greet/autograph sessions, a cocktail party, and games.
Nadia says this about her experiences at the Cruise in early 2008:
"I had a lot of fun last year and I think people would be crazy to not want to go. It was just a great time in every aspect of the word and I think for fans it's probably the best fan event you could ever go on."
Day of DaysPosted on November 1, 2008
Nadia attended the Day of Days fan event held on November 1, 2008 at Universal City, California.
Soaps in the City FundraiserPosted on October 16, 2008
Nadia attended the Soaps in the City fundraiser on October 16, 2008 at the East West Lounge in West Hollywood, California.


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Late entry fee applies from midnight Sunday 14 February 2016.
Online entries close at midnight on Friday 26 February 2016.
Postal entries should not be sent after Wednesday 24 February 2016, as cannot be guaranteed to arrive in time for processing.
The fields may sell out before the close off times stated above, to ensure your place we encourage you to enter early.
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|$140 (for the team)
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Late entries at registration are at the late entry fee rate.
Late entry spots at registration are not guaranteed. The event could have already reached capacity and therefore entries will be closed prior. Please check our website for updates. To be safe, we encourage early entries.
Late entries are available on a first-come first-served basis at registrations.
There are absolutely no late entries available on the event morning. You will be ever so nicely 'declined' (registration the day before is the last chance to enter, space permitting).
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The marathon committee reserve the right to cancel the race if any Act of God or any occurrence beyond their control occurs, affecting the safe running of the event. Entrants will be refunded a proportion of their entry fee after costs have been covered.
Refund policy for event entry
No refunds will be made unless the request is in writing by 24 February 2016. Refunds will be made less $15.00 for administration costs.
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Participants are not allowed to transfer their entry to another person.
If anyone is found racing under another person's name, both parties will be banned from participating in any further Mountain to Surf events.
This is an important health and safety issue. No exceptions.
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The minimum age varies depending on the course distance, and are as follows:
- For the Marathon the minimum age of all participants is 18 years.
- For the Half Marathon and Two Person Relay Teams the minimum age of all participants is 16 years.
- For the Four Person Relay Teams the minimum age of all participants is 14 years.


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A POTTSTOWN high-school student allegedly had smoked pot and was texting when he veered across two lanes and fatally struck a jogger earlier this month, police say, and prosecutors hope to use his high to get a lengthier sentence.
The Montgomery County District Attorney's Office on Thursday announced charges of DUI and vehicular homicide against Justin Jackson, 18. A news release notes that investigators found traces of marijuana in the Pottstown teen's blood shortly after the crash. If both charges lead to convictions, Jackson could face a minimum three-year prison sentence under state law.


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Share a little about the materials, processes and techniques used to create this cake: Dark chocolate mud cake (12"), White Chocolate mud cake 10" & 8" ) Dummy cake ( 6' ) Sugarcraft Roses, Chocolate Ganache and Fondant, Jewellery moulds.
Beautiful...love the swags and colors. Do you mind sharing how you did the bottom...what are the roses secured to? My daughter is getting married in June and wants something similar to the bottom, but I can't seem to figure out how to go about doing it. Thanks...and congrats!
Thank you. Sure not a problem. I used 16" base and I put an 8" x 2" and a half dummy cake in the middle and it covered with fondant. And secured it with royal icing . And the roses just simply lied in between. But I must add I assemble the cake at the venue the night before the wedding.
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Exclusive Video: Jana Kramer talks about her hidden talent, fiancé Brantley Gilbert and more
Country singer and former "One Tree Hill" star Jana Kramer took a few minutes before her headlining show at Summerfest tonight to chat with Tap Milwaukee's Piet Levy. Kramer revealed her hidden talent and talked a little about her upcoming wedding to fellow country star Brantley Gilbert and the tour with Blake Shelton that will bring her back to Milwaukee in September. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
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Late in playwright Jon Marans' "The Temperamentals," the lead character addresses the audience, challenging the notion that the gay liberation movement began with those now-legendary 1969 riots outside a Greenwich Village bar.
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6 chefs, 5 courses, 5 beers as dinner series kicks off at Hinterland
The first in a series of beer dinners that bring together some of the city's top chefs will be March 25 at Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub.
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Maidana Reflects on Morales, Clears Air On Mayweather
By Chris Robinson
It has been a week now since Marcos Maidana's thrilling victory over Erik Morales inside of the MGM Grand. Maidana-Morales was a memorable affair, one typified by Morales' ability to turn back the clock as well as the sheer effort and will of Maidana, who found a way to pull out the victory despite not looking his best.
Some have even went as far as to state that Morales had done enough to warrant the decision based on his success in the middle rounds and his ability to catch Maidana with crippling right hands. Offering up his own view, Maidana feels the verdict was just.
"I had the chance to watch it on TV and I really enjoyed the fight," Maidana told me through his advisor Sebastian Contursi on Saturday morning. "I kept saying it was a close one. I think I did a good job in the first half, then was outboxed by Morales in the middle rounds but came stronger in the championship stretch, where I made the difference. Maybe he landed the cleaner punches but I connected more blows."
Maidana sees his record rise to 30-2 with 27 knockouts as he again captures the interim WBA junior welterweight crown but against Morales he showed his share of limitations, as he had trouble coping with the Tijuana fighter's counter-punching and seemed shocked at how well Erik stood up to his best shots. When asked if he feels other opponents will be rushing to face him now, Maidana insists that even before this fight people were eyeing him.
"Because of my style, they will always say I am vulnerable boxer," Maidana continued. "They said it after the [Andriy] Kotelnik fight, then after [DeMarcus] Corley and now after Morales. That's good for me. However, what many don't understand is that a legendary fighter like Morales is always capable of coming up with great stuff at anytime against anyone. They should apologize to Morales for all of the bad things they said about him before the fight."
When asked of whom he would like to face next, Maidana said he was open towards a rematch with Morales and also hinted that he would have a great fight with unified champion Timothy Bradley.
I couldn't help but to ask Maidana about a possible fight with lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez, whom he had a brief run-in with recently. Maidana had traveled to Mexico and enlisted the services of Marquez's trainer Nacho Beristain for the Morales fight but was unceremoniously given the boot after the Mexico City fighter expressed his displeasure of his coach working with a potential rival. Maidana showed a bit of disdain towards Marquez at what transpired and doesn't rule that fight out.
"Besides how bad his attitude was towards me when it came to Nacho Beristain training me, Marquez is definitely one of the best pound for pound out there. However, I am afraid of nobody and I'd love to be in the ring with him and with Beristain in his corner," Maidana said bluntly.
Before our conversation had come to a close, Maidana wanted to address the recent speculation about his desires of facing undefeated Floyd Mayweather Jr. Several well-respected media outlets had reported that Maidana claimed he would be willing to move up to 160 pounds to go after such a fight but Marcos claims that his words shouldn't always been taken at face value.
"It was a joke that was probably wrongfully translated. I never said I want to face Floyd Mayweather next. A boxing writer from Argentina asked me who I would pìck to make a big payday if I had the chance to choose between rematches with Amir Khan and Morales or a fight against Mayweather. And I joked by answering that Mayweather would be the most profitable fight and that we'll like to bring him to Argentina. Also, I said that I would even move up to middleweight in order to get a big purse."
Maidana is a gentleman. My respects to him. I am with you in any fight Maidana unless you fight Erik or Marquez. Works of a professional.Comment by ollied on 04-16-2011
mccloskey vs maidana.. mcloskey takes him to school. does a better job on him than khan. easy!!Comment by periks19 on 04-16-2011
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It's no secret, most everyone knows that the winter of 2011-2012 has been brutal for many. Small businesses are hurting from the poor ski conditions over the holidays and ski resorts are scrambling to attract tourists. But last weekend, the powder gods arrived and the snow was falling. Some lucky resorts in ski country saw feet of fresh snow and some ski areas couldn't even completely open because of the historic storm.
There's just something about the combination of craft beer and skiing towns. Don't believe me? Even Skiing Magazine is paying attention to the trend. This year they've introduced an interactive Ski Country Brew Finder to help all the ski bums out there find great craft beer while enjoying the slopes.
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With many powder days on the horizon for locals and tourists alike, there's nothing like a craft beer at the end of an epic day on the mountain. If you ever find yourself looking for a place to grab a local craft beer after a day of skiing, look no further than one of these breweries close to the lifts.
Deschutes Brewery
Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort | Bend, Oregon
Just outside of Bend, a mecca for outdoor and craft beer enthusiasts, lies Mt. Bachelor in the Central Cascade Mountains. As one of the largest ski areas in North America, guests can ski in any direction off of the summit in a variety of terrain.
Afterwards, enjoy a Red Chair NWPA at Deschutes Brewery, named after the oldest operating chairlift at Mt. Bachelor. Right now, you can even win a trip for two for a VIP tour of the brewery, three days of riding, and much more with their Red Chair Sweepstakes. Considering they just received 35" in a single day, I'd say your odds of a powder day are pretty good.
FiftyFifty Brewing Co.
Northstar at Tahoe™ | Truckee, California
After some laps at the renowned terrain parks, rated some of the best in the world, slide into FiftyFifty Brewing Co. for some post-ski beers and food. Although foggy goggles can be a huge inconvenience on the slopes, in the taproom it's a different story, as you enjoy a pint of their Foggy Goggle Belgian Wit. FiftyFifty is also dedicated to sustainability by reducing their carbon footprint and subsequently protecting our winters for years to come.
Great Northern Brewing Company
Whitefish Mountain Resort | Whitefish, Montana
About an hour south of the Canadian border in the upper reaches of Montana, lies the Whitefish Mountain Resort and the nearby Great Northern Brewing Company. More than 3,000 acres of terrain are covered by an average annual snowfall of 300". Combine that with the lack of lift lines, and you'll be sure to find some fresh Rocky Mountain powder.
Sawtooth Brewery
Sun Valley Resort | Sun Valley, Idaho
A little over a month ago, Sawtooth Brewery in Ketchum, Idaho, opened its doors to the public, giving Sun Valley skiers and riders something to look forward to after the lifts stop spinning. Be sure to try their First Chair Coffee Stout or visit them as they host their first annual Homebrew Day on February 11, where they'll teach you the ins and outs of homebrewing, while having a great time with others.
Telluride Brewing Co.
Telluride Ski Resort | Telluride, Colorado
Located in the San Juan Mountains in Southern Colorado, Telluride boasts a wide variety of terrain for beginners and experts alike. Experts have plenty of hike-to terrain to keep them happy, while families can enjoy skiing together on some of the groomed runs with majestic views.
Back in town, Chris Fish and Tommy Thacher were brought together by their love for skiing and their quest for the perfect beer. For years they talked about opening their own brewery and just last May, their dream became a reality with Telluride Brewing Co. After a long day hiking the Gold Hill Chutes or Palmyra Peak, head back into town to the newly-opened brewery to see what they're all about.
Thai Me Up & Snake River Brewery
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort | Jackson Hole, Wyoming
"The Village" boasts some of the most challenging in-bounds terrain in the U.S. and the surrounding backcountry holds classic ski-mountaineering routes such as the Ford/Stettner on the Grand Teton or the Glacier Route on the Middle Teton. But whichever route you choose, be sure to head back to downtown Jackson's craft beer choices.
Thai Me Up Restaurant & Brewery, founded by Jeremy Tofte in 2000 as Jackson's first Thai restaurant, doesn't cut corners on making authentic Thai food or placing his handcrafted beers beside it. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while kicking back with one of their signature beers or a brew from their impressive guest tap list.
Just around the corner, Snake River Brewery's Zonker Stout has won gold medals at both the Great American Beer Festival and the World Beer Cup. This intensely roasted, but well-balanced Foreign-Style Stout is one of my personal favorites after a day of skiing in Jackson Hole
Trapp Family Lodge and Brewery
Stowe Mountain Resort | Stowe, Vermont
Not only is the Trapp Family Lodge and Brewery close to the historic Stowe Ski Area in the Green Mountains of Vermont, but there's also some great backcountry skiing on the family property. They are one of the few 'Bed and Brews' of America, meaning they brew their own craft beer on the hotel grounds. A ski-in-ski-out doesn't get much better than this.


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Sales Spur Talk of Hong Kong's 'Superman' Turning Sights to Europe
As reports grow of Li Ka-shing selling assets in Hong Kong and on the Chinese mainland, speculation has begun to mount: Is the billionaire looking to Europe for growth?
October 22, 2013, Tuesday
Daily Report: Batteries May Provide Relief From Summer Blackouts
Several utilities are testing batteries that could relieve strain put on power networks by heavy air-conditioner use during hot weather.
July 17, 2013, Wednesday
Investors Cautious on Enel Green Power I.P.O.
Investors said that the initial public offering of Enel's green power business would be attractive as a long term investment only if priced at the lower end of the range, Reuters reported.
October 19, 2010, Tuesday
Enel Sets Range for $4.9 Billion Green Power I.P.O.
Enel, the indebted Italian energy producer, set the price range for the I.P.O. of its Green Power arm at 1.80 euros to 2.10 euros per share, valuing the unit at up to 10.5 billion euros.
October 15, 2010, Friday
Enel Cleared for $4 Billion Green Power I.P.O.
Enel has received the green light from Italy's market regulator for plans to list its Enel Green Power renewables unit, paving the way for Europe's biggest initial public offering so far this year.
October 14, 2010, Thursday
Goldman Funds Buy Endesa Assets
Endesa, a Spanish utility controlled by Enel of Italy, agreed to sell 80 percent of its natural gas distribution assets to two Goldman Sachs infrastructure funds.
September 27, 2010, Monday
Enel Expects $3.8 Billion From Green Power
Enel chief executive Fulvio Conti said he expects the company to raise "at least" $3.8 billion from the sale of a minority stake in its Enel Green Power unit, less than his previous estimate.
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Hey guys, I'm currently in the Philippines and was wondering if you guys knew a good online store for gear like gloves, shorts, hand wraps etc. that ships internationally?
And what are some brands to look out for?
I got my werdum shirt and my mma shorts at mmaelite.net
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Agencies aiding family of Erie fire victim as probe continues into cause of blaze
Previous versions of this article misspelled Fato Abdi's name.
Area aid agencies spent Tuesday reaching out to and lining up assistance for six families displaced by a fire that ripped through two east Erie buildings on Monday morning, and fire investigators continued searching for a cause of the blaze that killed a 4-year-old girl.
The family of Fato Abdi was not ready to talk Tuesday about what happened at their German Street home or about the loss of the little girl, said Dylanna Jackson, executive director of the International Institute of Erie.
The Somali family has lived in the United States for 10 years, according to the Multicultural Community Resource Center. They lived in one of six apartments at a two-building complex consisting of a wood frame house at 2525 German St. and a two-story brick building with commercial space at 302-304 E. 26th St.
Fire investigators believe the fire started somewhere in 2525 German St. and spread throughout the building, which included an addition on the east side, before burning into the East 26th Street building. Firefighters found Fato in a first-floor front bedroom on the north side of the German Street house after the fire was first reported on Monday at 9:25 a.m.
All of the Erie Bureau of Fire's on-duty companies and four off-duty companies spent more than four hours fighting the fire as it raced through the buildings. One firefighter suffered a minor injury when he fell at the fire scene, Erie Assistant Fire Chief Joe Walko said.
Erie Chief Fire Inspector Guy Santone, Fire Inspector John Widomski and Erie police Detective Tom Gray, who is also a fire investigator, spent Monday afternoon searching the property for the cause and origin of the fire. They returned to the property on Tuesday morning and again on Tuesday afternoon.
Demolition of the buildings, which city officials said was necessary for safety reasons, was held up as the investigators continue their work.
Santone said investigators also planned to interview Fato's family again in hopes of getting a better sense of what might have happened.
The Greater Erie County Chapter of the American Red Cross is assisting five families displaced by the fire. Chapter Executive Director Pam Masi said the Red Cross is providing aid to 11 adults and nine children, and was still trying to reach out to a sixth family that lived in the apartment complex.
Masi said the Red Cross is also supporting two families through its disaster mental health program because of Fato's death.
The agency additionally provided refreshments to firefighters as they fought the blaze, she said.
The Multicultural Community Resource Center announced on Tuesday afternoon that it was partnering with the International Institute, Catholic Charities and the Quality of Life Learning Center to raise funds to assist Fato's family with housing and living needs and to cover costs associated with Fato's funeral.
"They are obviously a very close family, as many immigrants and refugees are, and are very much appreciative of any assistance the Erie community can give," said Nathan Koble, the center's marketing specialist.
Three other families who originated from refugee camps in Somalia also lived at the apartment complex, according to the center. One family has lived in the U.S. for seven years, and the other two families have lived here for nine months.
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AT&T drops Al Jazeera America news channel just before debut
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Dwight Howard says he is signing with the Houston Rockets.
The All-Star center posted a message on Twitter on Friday night saying he thought Houston was "the best place for me."
The Lakers confirmed earlier Friday that Howard would be leaving after one season.
USA Today first reported earlier Friday that Howard would join the Rockets, where he would join All-Star James Harden to give the Rockets a potentially potent inside-outside combination.