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This bat has a great feel to it. It is a bit end loaded, not very end loaded, but just a bit more than balanced. The wood feels great and has lasted me a few months of use in summer ball and through into the fall. I also have the Mike Trout version and I love them both. The Trout version is more balanced and better for the faster pitchers. I feel like I have more power with this version though.


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So where do the Eagles attack this offense? Thankfully, the 49ers become much more pedestrian along the edges. First, the defense lacks the great edge pass rushers such as DeMarcus Ware or Clay Matthews that really make these 3-4 defenses go. Brooks and Haralson have both had their moments -- Brooks has 11 sacks over the past two years as a situational player, while Haralson once reached eight QB takedowns for a season -- but neither of them are somebody that requires extra attention.
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Dear Doctors, 5 days ago I did my 4th rhinoplasty and I still have a very upturned nose (more than 110 degree and I am a male). I got this upturned nose after the 2nd surgery which was very agressive and the 3rd and the 4th didn't fix the problem. The last doctor used an ear graft as well. Could it be that my nose cannot be de-turned? I am ready to do a 5th surgery.
Upturned Nose After 4th Surgery: Will a 5th Revision Rhinoplasty Fix the Problem?
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Over-rotated nose
As others have pointed out early post-op swelling will make the nose look up-turned. Having said that if after a few weeks it is still up-turned it will likely remain so. At that point consider a rib graft.
Learn more: http://www.seattlerhinoplasty.com/html/index.php
Yes your nose should be able to be rotated downward with Revision Rhinoplasty
I'd have to see you, or pictures of your nose to make specific comments and recommendatiuons but after performing Rhinoplasty and Revision Rhinoplasty for over 20 years, yes IMHO, your tip should be able to be rotated downward...or lengthened. Placing an ear graft to the front, of the nose, is often not an adequate means to decrease tip rotation. Most often, there is columellar show that must be addressed as well. You will have to wait 6-12 months nefore having any revision, based on what is deicided for the Revision Rhinoplasty and what was done during this last Rhinoplasty.
Learn more: http://www.drfpalmer.com
Upturned nose following multiple revision rhinoplasty procedures.
Without photos and only 5 days following your 4th rhinoplasty it is hard to tell exactly what the issues are. You will need to let the swelling subside and the tissues to completely remodel before considering revision rhinoplasty, if indeed that is the advisable thing to do. Typically the waiting period is 9-12 months.
I agree that swelling in the early postoperative period can cause a temporary up-rotation of the nasal tip. If, things have not changed down the line, then you need to consider the pros and cons of further surgery. From your description of an aggressive rhinoplasty procedure it is very likely that your nose is now to short in addition to being up-rotated.
If rhinoplasty is considered the most challenging facial plastic surgery procedure, then lengthening the short nose following prior surgery is definitely the most challenging rhinoplasty. To successfully elongate the overly-resected nose requires attention be given to lengthen all 3 of the nasal layers:
- The internal mucosal lining - this can be achieved by rearranging the internal lining in the form of local mucosal grafts or by using composite (skin plus cartilage) grafts from the ear.
- The middle cartilage framework - this can be lengthened with extensive extension grafts to the nasal septum, the lower lateral lateral cartilages and the nasal tip. In multiple revision cases one typically needs to turn to the rib grafts because the nose and the ear have been depleted of cartilage.
- The outer skin cover - In some cases, the skin cover has responded to prior surgery with severe scarring and shortening which has undone the placement of cartilage grafts in the middle support layer. Unfortunately, not much can be done about this. It is possible to achieve some loosening of the skin cover by removing and weakening the internal scar, but this is often inadequate in cases of severe skin contracture. In these cases, the only way to obtain adequate skin release is to use local flaps or grafts which will add their own stamp on the final appearance and to some patients will be unacceptable. In cases where severe skin contracture is the main culprit, it may not be advisable to consider further surgery.
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Upturned Nose after 4th Surgery
It is difficult to evaluate your nose 5 days after surgery; swelling can distort your appearance at this time. Wait 6-12 months and then submit pictures to Real Self physicians if you're not satisfied and want another opinion.
Fixing upturned nose
It's hard to assess the outcome of your recent surgery so soon after the procedure was completed. swelling at the base of the nose can cause your nose to temporarily become more upturned.
Without seeing your nose it's hard to say whether further surgery would help.
Learn more: http://www.drlamperti.com/facial-plastic-surgery/rhinoplasty
Upturned Nose After Rhinoplasty
Lengthening the nose is one of the most difficult things in rhinoplasty. Most of the time it requires the use of either septal cartilage (if present) or costal cartilage. Early on, the swelling from the nose will make it appear shorter than the final result. The rate limiting steps in lengthening the nose are skin mobility and the amount of skin available. Contracted scarred skin moves less and may make it harder to lengthen the nose. Preoperative massage can be helpful to loosen the skin in these circumstances.
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With dd I had a very positive natural hospital birth, with very supportive drs and nurses. I had a family dr who was a part of a maternity practice and actually delivered with a random dr who I never met before and I don't know her name, but it was positive none the less. We have since moved and I really wanted a midwife. However, I honestly just thought my period was late and by the time I phoned the midwives (3 different practicies, each with 6ish midwives at each) at 5 weeks everyone was booked. I cannot homebirth as I live 1hr 1/2 from the nearest hospital with maternity care, which I think makes me less appealing to the midwives (they will only homebirth within 45 mins but are willing to take me as a client as I have no choice in how far I have to go for the nearest hospital).
I have since signed on to a smaller maternity clinic (family drs who specialize in maternity) with only 6 drs rather than the 21 at my last clinic, but for some reason I really don't feel comfortable with them. There is one other maternity clinic that I could go to but I know it will be big as well. Where we live now is very not "natural" friendly (no one breastfeeds, has natrual births etc out here, though it is more popular in the city, its still in the margins), and I have not heard very good things about the hospital, especially the quality of the nurses, which in my opinion can make or break your birth. Oh and I am not driving to another hospital, because that's just way too far.
What I am considering doing is emailing the midwives and telling them that I am feeling uncomfortable with my options for maternity care and seeing how far down on the wait list I am, and if there's any hope of getting in. Do you think this is bugging them? Honestly I just want to beg and plead them to take me, but I know that is unreasonable.
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If they are seriously booking up by 5wks, you should certainly ask to be put on a waitlist. As cynical as it may be, reality dictates that they'll have a fair number of dropouts between miscarriages, people risking out, changing minds, etc. Good luck!
-Shannon, momma to H 8/03, N 9/06, & P 8/11, missing S born at 11 wks 1/09
You are absolutely not bugging them! Go for it! :-)
you definitely won't get in if you don't bug them. and if you don't wind up getting in, who cares if you bug them. that said, you can find a way to bug them as nicely and politely as you possibly can. tell them how it's extenuating circumstances. ask THEM for advice on how you can possibly get in with their practice. good luck!
I would contact them also. I've heard in my area what kind of a birth you're planning has a bearing on whether they'll take you on as a patient. Which makes sense if you think about it - if there are a limited number of spots and some women are looking for OB-style care from the MWs then they may as well see an OB, right? For example my midwifery practice clearly states that they give precedence to mamas planning a homebirth because you can't get that with any other provider. And even though they book up early they often have spots open later on because some women risk out and transfer their care. I'd definitely give them a call or visit - I'll cross my fingers for you!
Contact the midwives again! You still have plenty of time, I hope they can work you in!
I would try contacting them and begging. I switched practices at 37 weeks and initially those the new practice told me that they could not possibly take me. Luckily my Bradley instrucctor had used them previously and adovcated for me, but they still said too full. Then I called and spoke directly with one of the midwives. I explained my situation to her (that the other practice had originally stated the were okay with my natural birth plan, but however seemed to be backing away from that in my recent visits, due to what they felt was an "overly" large baby-which she was, but still) they agreed to take me and they were wonderful. Although they were natural birth friendly-that wasn't their only approach. However when my DD got stuck after 2 hours of pushing and my midwife new exactly had to handle this naturally-had even anticipated and asked for support staff to come in and help in case-I knew that I had made the best decision. Tthis natural birth would have been impossible without her support because of the size of my daughter (almost 11 pounds). If I had stayed at the previous practice they would have fought tooth and nail for a c-section and I would have ended up with one at the end when she was stuck, because they wouldn't have known how to handle that.Also I was 2 weeks past my due date and while we discussed induction-no one pressured me to have one. At the other practice it would have been a cosntant argument-especially b/c of her size-they were already headed in that direction when I left.
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Marketplace and Internet Tax Fairness Act Introduced in U.S. Senate
A previous edition of the Legislative Update contained an article about the introduction of federal legislation (H.R. 3086) that would permanently ban Internet taxing authority at the state and local levels. A recently introduced Senate bill would improve on that harmful bill.
The League was primarily concerned with a provision in H.R. 3086 that would cancel a "grandfathering" provision that allows 10 states, including Texas, to continue pre-existing taxes on Internet access. The State of Texas, and Texas cities, currently apply sales taxes to Internet access charges that exceed $25 per month.
On July 15, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 3086. The bill was passed despite the opposition of Texas Representatives Joe Barton and Shelia Jackson Lee. The two representatives voiced their concern that the lack of a grandfather provision would have a significant financial impact on the State of Texas and Texas cities. The net effect of the bill, if it becomes law, on the State of Texas would be a $280 million loss per year, and a $51 million per year loss for Texas cities.
The same day the House passed H.R. 3086, a bipartisan group of U.S. Senators introduced S. 2609, the "Marketplace and Internet Tax Fairness Act." S. 2609 would extend the temporary ban on state and local Internet taxes for another 10 years to 2024, but it would also reinstate the grandfather provision for the same amount of time. In other words, Texas cities would continue to receive sales tax revenue from Internet access charges under S. 2609 as it is currently written.
Interestingly, S. 2609 combines the beneficial Internet taxing authority language with the entirety of the Marketplace Fairness Act, legislation that has failed to pass in recent legislative sessions. The legislation would give states the authority to compel most online retailers to collect sales taxes at the time of sale, regardless of the location of the retailer. (Under current law, states cannot require a business to collect and remit sales and use taxes to a state if it has not established a physical presence in that state.)
S. 2609, as currently written, represents a significant improvement over H.R. 2086 as passed by the House. Not only would S. 2609 preserve city sales tax revenue derived from Internet access charges (which H.R. 2086 does not), it also would increase city sales tax revenue collected from online retailers, many of whom do not pay state and local sales taxes under current law. Texas city officials are urged to express their support for S. 2609 as a better alternative to H.R. 3086.
The full text of S. 2609 is available here.


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In General
- Purple blood = damage!
- Brown blood = no damage
- The Ur Dragon is weak to Holy
- Use strength or magic boosting augments!
- Do not use Exhilaration/Bloodlust/Autonomy together if playing DA, one of the three cancels.
- Use strength or magic boosting periapts/group boosters (effects are 4x stackable per stat)
- Use Blast Arrows if you have a bow
- Bring items that replenish stamina
Basic Class Strategies – Beware the Damage Cap!
All vocations should use Periapts or Group Potions
- Blast Arrows! Assassins should use Gale Harness with either 100/1000 Kisses or Fivefold Flurry; Rangers, Tenfold Flurry
- Sorcerers should use Holy Affinity and the focused X attack
Mystic Knight
- Take one Ranger and two Sorcerers, or three Sorcerers
- Sample strategy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtkfQCqYzgM
- Four Striders or three Striders and a Sorcerer are highly effective
- Sample strategy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IdNEfWJ9tU
Fighter/Warrior are not recommended due to a lack of an effective ranged attack
Mage/Magic Archer are not recommended due to primary weapon power deficiency
Additional information can be found here:
Damage Cap?
A high amount of damage in a single session may result in the Ur-Dragon leaving without your damage being counted for that round. Watch for "Accessing server…" at the end of your round. If you don't see it, no effect. Scale back your attack with fewer periapts, leave earlier, and try again.
Reporting Health
The Ur Dragon's HP is reported when he lands by stating how many dots he has left together with a decimal representation of what remains on his current bar. Example: if there are 5 dots and the current bar is 16 dots in length, its current health is 5.8.
One purple dot corresponds to 5% of one health bar. If they extended all the way across instead of halfway, there would be 20. Use those dots as an accurate measuring stick for the entire length of the bar.
But it has more health this time!
There are multiple versions of "The Ur Dragon" at any given time. These synch periodically and will synch instantly for G/race when someone kills one. Capcom confirmed that the Ur Dragon does not heal. There is no guarantee you will summon the same instance for your next round.
Why are you typing G/race?
A number of people have alarms set for a particular word. It is courteous to insert a slash into 'g/race' to prevent those alarms going off prematurely.
The Ur Dragon's HP, DEF and/or MDEF during G/race is variable. He will land weaker with anywhere from 1-15 hearts, showing varying amounts of health. However, the Ur-Dragon will do his best to kill you. In the past, G/race has been less than thirty minutes and as long as two full hours. Do not waste any of it!
360Haven Pawns!
If one or two red/white symbols are over a pawn's head, LEAVE THE CHAMBER IMMEDIATELY. Engaging hacked pawns can invalidate your damage and/or freeze the console! Go to another area to rest offline or power down to clear them.
I'm supposed to be dead.
coolfire1357 3 years ago#2
GTs: iamsiamesifuplz, ManicKalamityK
Tribute to two pawns of note: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hobLYtWozqg
That reminds me. Has anyone seen any of the 360Haven pawns in Lament lately?
GT/PSN: Karathrax, Alt: Sekhmeti
mmasters36 3 years ago#4
I just purified opportunism for my strider Steel!! she is now complete. (her daddy's so proud sniffle sniffle >.< )
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GT: Sorcerersword,Sheherezade-Sorcerer 200-- GT: Valerian777,Steel-Strider 200
mmasters36 posted...
I just purified opportunism for my strider Steel!! she is now complete. (her daddy's so proud sniffle sniffle >.< )
Nice man! I'll run Steel through BBI, always looking for other Striders to play along with Raven. :)
"Take up your tiny barbs of steel and fight. And I shall respond with all of my being."
GT - Nyxsin
Ghost_of_Kirin 3 years ago#6
Karathrax posted...
That reminds me. Has anyone seen any of the 360Haven pawns in Lament lately?
Nope, and if they're gone for good, my take is that the group has moved on to other games to spoil, and as such, they're not flooding Capcom's servers - instead of Capcom having done something about the issue. :)
Justin Bailey
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coolfire1357 3 years ago#7
Nope, haven't seen the 360havens for awhile now. I DID get the next best thing though tonight - Sofia and Draken. The dynamic duo each OSK'd me once running in the red. So embarrassing. Jeez with EVIL pawns like these, who needs a dragon?
Me: "Everyone buffed? Great let's go!"
*runs through the first archway*
I will say on the third time I got them, Aurelien, channeling his inner Kairon, daggered Draken to death and Steel OSKd Sofia.
GTs: iamsiamesifuplz, ManicKalamityK
Tribute to two pawns of note: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hobLYtWozqg
exsanguine 3 years ago#8
I am going to sit this one out and get to 200 asap so that I can use some of your lovely striders without cost :)
Be back soon.
GT: exsanguine1971 ; Tess 133 Sorc
DamienTheEvil1 3 years ago#9
Karathrax posted...
That reminds me. Has anyone seen any of the 360Haven pawns in Lament lately?
I took this on the 2nd.
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Ghost_of_Kirin 3 years ago#10
Courtesy of Coolfire! :)
Justin Bailey
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The start to the pool season has been less than perfect this year. The stormy weather has caused numerous closures and delays throughout the month of June. On the bright side, there is a lot of summer left and we're bound to find ourselves with more than a few warm and sunny days. The pool is open every day from noon-7 p.m. The slide is open and the Snack Shack is full of food and drinks. (Photos Submitted)
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|Trad, 1 pitch, 80'
|YDS: 5.6 French: 4c Ewbanks: 14 UIAA: V ZA: 12 British: S 4b [details]
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By saxfiend
From: Decatur, GA
May 29, 2007
|This didn't feel like 5.6. :-)
By Joseph Brown
From: Mt. Olive, NJ
Sep 3, 2009
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|This is a comfortable route with good placements - just keep going right-up-right, rather than up-right-up - the placements start drying up on the left side as you get closer to the ledge.
By Mike Anderson
From: Colorado Springs, CO
Apr 19, 2010
|The best route on this little wall IMO; it actually stays engaging for the entire pitch. I don't know about the grade, but I saw two 4 year olds TR this thing....
By Mike Holley
From: Boone, NC
Oct 18, 2011
Another Great warm up! Good placements most of the way up, things get a little more spread out as you reach the top but its on easy ground. Simple way to access the ledge for TR set ups on other climbs. Fun climbing plain and simple!
If you didn't get your fix on the first pitch my partner and I decided to continue straight up, pulling the immediate roof off the ledge and left then continuing to the summit. There is good pro and the climbing is equal or lesser grade. Its not in the book but there are plenty of massive trees you can rappel off once you reach the top. I am sure someone must have climbed this line before, regardless we decided to name it "Taste of Blood"!!
By Eric T.
From: St. Augustine, Florida
Mar 17, 2014
rating: 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b
|Great warm up and introduction to slab for new climbers. Gear is good. The crux move miggggght be 5.7, but it's all there. You just gotta trust your feet, they'll stick. I think 5.6 is fair.
By Mike Nevko
From: Currently Charlotte
Oct 20, 2014
70 meter rope is needed if you take it to the old TAT above the 1st tree. That was a nice surprise.
It's pretty un-natural to try and take this over to the Anchors of "Left-up", which is what I guess people are expected to do. I added a quick link to the tree with some tat (35M from the ground), since there was none. One would think this would have been fixed up differently since it is normally guided to death.


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Dr. Steinbrecher's research goal is to understand how cytoplasmic signaling pathways and gene expression are regulated in the intestine and to determine how this relates to the pathogenesis of enteric inflammation and cancer. His primary focus is the epithelial cell layer. He studies two specific aspects of epithelial cell biology. First, collaborative studies are aimed at determining how guanylate cyclase proteins and the second messenger cGMP control epithelial layer barrier function and gene expression. Second, he is investigating the role of a cellular signaling protein called GSK-3β in coordinating the interplay between multiple signal transduction pathways and transcription factors that control intestinal development, inflammation, and tumorigenesis. He is specifically interested in how GSK-3β regulates the activity of the transcription factor NF-κB.
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matthew dunn matthewdunnart funny cool skull girl boy black geek
how very cool.. and mysterious. Is there a tale to go with this one?… please. :)
There certainly is, it's one of the short stories I'm doing for the new Leroy book :-)
oh so cool! really love your idea in this.. master of puppet or skull..
Thanks Poison :-)
wow its very detailed, as always! love it! also love the fact that you numbered the skulls for me, im so lazy now i dont needa count! xD haha i kid but seriously nice work
hehe it's like Sesame Street produced by a doomsday cult :-)
That's awesome! I like how the numbers make it look like a diagram.
Thanks! I wanted to capture the feel of an old medical journal. The numbers will always be present when it appears in the comic as well :-)
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Nice! Don't know the Leroy book, but like it! Sort of instrument too; sound of death…
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This was round 5 of our Caterham Academy (2nd race). I had a poor qualifying due to a wet track, with every qualifying lap having some sort of indicent happen in front of me - Qualified 6th. I had a great start only to have my right front mudguard support pushed onto my tyre in a 4th or 5th lap incident, from then on my front tyre was starting to melt, and the car became difficult to drive. I finished 3rd.
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It took Seminole High School baseball coach Greg Olsen a few days to come up with the words, and when they came, he wrote them down. Dear Nate, ¶ We go through life and sometimes don't say what we feel or how we feel and sometimes it's too late. From the time we've been at Seminole we can honestly say that we've never coached someone quite like you. ¶ Nate Richardson wasn't just a freshman. He was a 5-foot, 4-inch freshman. Yet he made the Warhawks baseball team. He practiced with reckless abandon, prodded his older teammates to dig deeper, was a bright light.
A few weeks ago, he tore his ACL sliding into third base at practice, ending his season.
But the next day, he showed up at practice on crutches.
The day after that, he was swinging a bat.
This is the memory Tim Lamoureux shares, because this is the one that makes him smile.
"He had more heart than anybody I've ever known,'' the junior pitcher said.
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Friday night in Seminole, four students from Seminole and Largo high schools were killed in a horrific car accident.
Richardson was one of them.
On a sad but brilliant Wednesday afternoon, Seminole remembered No. 35.
His number and initials were written on T-shirts. Sewed into green wristbands. Painted on signs just beyond the rightfield fence.
His No. 35 was ironed on the sleeves of every Seminole player, right about in the same spot the Warhawks were wearing their emotions.
It was stitched to their chests, right above some heavy hearts.
It was scrawled in white-out and ink and markers on just about every baseball hat in the joint.
And at roughly 4:15 p.m., No. 35 sprinted out to centerfield for the start of a key district game against Osceola.
On the back of Joe Lamoureux.
"His parents asked me to wear his uniform one last time,'' said Joe, a senior pitcher and centerfielder. "It was an honor.''
Nate Richardson could have chosen Alex Rodriguez or Albert Pujols or David Wright as his favorite baseball player.
But he decided when he was only 8 years old that his favorite player in the whole wide world was Joe Lamoureux.
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The energy and passion you brought to the table on a daily basis is something coaches dream about.
Throughout the year we talked about taking nothing for granted and how baseball could be here one day and gone the next, and that players are remembered by their last game or practice. Nate, if any player has ever embodied that statement it was you.
Tim Lamoureux threw his heart out Wednesday.
"I wanted to pitch the game of my life for Nate,'' he said.
There was something extra on every pitch. After six innings, he hadn't given up a run, but ran out of blood, sweat and tears as Osceola won the game that no one really wanted to play.
It was an important, huge but bittersweet win for the Warriors and starter Taylor Layner, who was masterful.
"The first inning was kind of like, we shouldn't even be out here playing this game,'' said Osceola's star sophomore.
But that was the point.
The Warhawks needed to play this game.
They needed to say their good-byes here, between these white lines, on this field.
For Bob Richardson, Nate's father. For Diane, his mother. For Brad, his brother.
For themselves.
They will not heal this season. This year. For some, this lifetime.
But it was a good place to start trying.
• • •
Boca Ciega's Tyler Griffith was shaken by the bad news Friday. He was friends with Keith MacCollom, one of those who died in the crash, and knew Richardson.
He was devastated by the news. He told Tim Lamoureux that he was going to strike out 10 batters for Nate on Monday night.
He cut pictures of Nate and Keith out of the newspaper and taped them under the bill of his baseball cap.
And he struck out 18.
The first home run of his high school career cleared the centerfield fence by 50 feet.
"It felt kind of weird,'' he said, and as he was running to first base thought, "this can't just be a coincidence, can it?''
Tim and Joe would like to think it wasn't. So would all the Warhawks.
Wednesday, they got the hardest game out of the way. They will move forward. It will get easier.
They will try to leave the sadness behind.
But they will take that No. 35 with them.
From challenging seniors to work harder, to the hurt in your eyes after a loss, you took nothing for granted and played every day like it was your last. If we are fortunate enough to coach for a while longer we hope and pray that one day we will come across someone like you. Your heart and soul will forever be a part of the program.
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Trot Times for September 17
Where did summer go? The calendar still says there's four days left of summer, but you wouldn't know it by the weather. Thankfully, the boys of summer play on through these weird pseudo-falls and all the way into October. Weather aside, it's a great time of year.
Let's get to those trots!
Home Run of the Day: Curtis Granderson, New York Yankees - 19.16 seconds [video]
This home run was also important in that it gave the Yankees a late 7-6 lead over the Blue Jays. Two innings later, Mariano Rivera trotted to the mound from the bullpen with the same lead and quickly shut the Jays down. It was Mo's 601st career regular-season save, tying him atop the all-time leaderboard with Trevor Hoffman.
Slowest Trot: Yuniesky Betancourt, Milwaukee Brewers - 25.06 seconds [video]
In Kansas City, Mike Moustakas hit a home run that bounced off the rails in right-centerfield. The ball bounced back onto the field, with the Chicago outfielders playing it like it was a live ball. Moustakas ran it out like it was live as well, running his hardest to third. He reached the bag and stopped, waiting for the call. A second or two later, he began his jog home. Moustakas touched the plate at 21.46 seconds, but, being an interrupted trot, it is not counted.
Quickest Trot: Orlando Hudson, San Diego Padres - 17.39 seconds [video]
All of Today's Trots Yuniesky Betancourt..25.06 Raul Ibanez........21.24 Juan Rivera..........25.05 Yonder Alonso......21.06 Wilson Ramos.........24.85 Mike Carp..........20.71 James Loney..........24.62 Elvis Andrus.......20.02 Mark Reynolds........23.64 Donnie Murphy......19.89 Alex Rodriguez.......23.33 Josh Hamilton......19.84 Ryan Braun...........23.21 Shane Victorino....19.49 Adrian Beltre........22.95 Jeremy Hermida.....19.47 Carlos Santana.......22.55 Curtis Granderson..19.16 J.J. Hardy...........22.54 Aaron Hill.........18.18 Alex Rios............22.36 Ben Zobrist........17.89 Bryan LaHair.........22.26 Orlando Hudson.....17.39 Chris Parmelee.......21.77 Mike Moustakas.....N/A Jeff Francoeur.......21.5
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Open Letter to San Diego School District
Posted by Apr 02, 2009 36 comments
The following is an open letter to the School Board and the Superintendent of San Diego Unified School District which is currently faced with the challenge of budget cuts. The letter calls for bold leadership in decision making processes with an eye toward creating opportunity for students to become engaged members of society and future problem solvers. The letter argues the arts and physical education are essential to an education for an engaged citizenry.
March 24, 2009
Dear School Board members and Superintendent Grier,
Opportunity is knocking loudly at your door, and you have the power to revolutionize education. No doubt these are truly tough times with regard to funding. At the same time, a significant transition is at our doorstep. In a recent editorial in the Union Tribune, County Superintendent Randy Ward called for flexibility in school funding. He is absolutely spot-on. Since the National Defense Education Act of 1958 (NDEA) (Public Law 85-864) put federal dollars toward discipline specific curriculum (science and math), and more recently the No Child Left Behind legislation which unintentionally emphasizes reading and math (because they are tested and test scores are tied to funding), educational priorities have shifted from preparing a knowledgeable and informed citizenry to an emphasis on student achievement.
It is no secret that our society desperately needs innovative and creative problem solvers. Educational leaders must respond to this need with bold initiatives which emphasize the teaching of innovation, community, and creativity along with discipline specific achievement. Education in all cultures has mirrored the needs of societies. I suggest we revolutionize education in the true sense, by returning to some of the core values upon which education in the US was created. For example, when Music was first introduced to the public schools in 1837, it was in concert with the overall goal of education of the time and it was aimed at educating children intellectually, morally, and physically.
The arts and physical education as part of the core curriculum help prepare our children to be engaged citizens. They teach teamwork, problem solving, decision making, and compassion. Yet, despite the empirical data that shows how arts in particular improve test scores, improve daily attendance, and enhance the quality of community in schools, the arts have become, like physical education, an appendage to education rather than a core subject as originally intended. According to state statistics, there are over 500,000 jobs in the arts in the state of California alone. To put that figure into perspective, if every single student and faculty member on all the 23 campuses California State University system (the largest university system in the world) were to have one of those arts jobs, we would still have 50,000 jobs unfilled. Sadly, many of these jobs go to individuals from outside of California since the schools are not preparing this particular workforce.
Be bold. Ask yourself, what are the goals of educating today's students? Are we putting into place the curriculum that prepares students for living in our challenging times? Are we preparing students to become part of the California workforce? This is your opportunity to question and review educational values and goals. Our children deserve the best education possible – and more so, they deserve leaders who are willing and eager to make a difference, and if need be, buck the limitations of recent traditions and practice.
Merryl Goldberg, Ed.D.
Professor of Visual and Performing Arts at California State University and Director of Center ARTES
About the Author
Merryl Goldberg is a Professor of Visual and Performing Arts at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) where she teaches courses on Arts & Learning, and Music. She has numerous publications including books, articles, chapters, and editorials. She is the recipient of many grants including a joint Spencer and John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur grant, Fulbright-Hays Foundation grants, and California Arts Council grants relating to her work with arts in the schools. Prior to entering academia, she was on the road for 13 years playing the saxophone and making recordings with the Klezmer Conservatory Band.


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Actress and Producer Tamara Tunie Visits Children's Aid Society Chorus in Anticipation of Sunday's Miracle on Madison Avenue
Event Chair Tunie to attend Opening Ceremony, Chorus to Sing at Sunday's Annual Charity Shopping Event
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Tamara Tunie of Law & Order: SVU will visit The Children's Aid Society's Greenwich Village center to listen in at a chorus rehearsal in anticipation of Sunday's Miracle on Madison Avenue, a major charity shopping event to support The Children's Aid Society. The children will perform at the Miracle Opening Ceremony.
Ms. Tunie, who is Chair of this year's event and is participating in her third Miracle, will join Honorary Chair Ivanka Trump and others at the ribbon-cutting ceremony at noon on Sunday.
Miracle on Madison Avenue takes place on Sunday, December 7 from noon – 5:00 PM. Approximately 100 retailers on Madison Avenue will participate by donating 20% of the day's sales to The Children's Aid Society's health services for underserved children in New York City. The Bank of New York Mellon returns for the fifth year as presenting sponsor.
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The latest recall affected Mars chocolate bars, sold in six pack/270g and Snickers chocolate bars, sold in six packs weigh size: 6 pack/300g. See full details below.
Mars blamed the recall on "a piece of plastic" that was found in one of its products.
'Sincere apologies'
The manufacturer apologised to customers in a point of sale notice. "Mars Chocolate regrets any inconvenience caused to consumers and offers their sincere apologies," according to the notice.
A spokesman for the Food Standards Agency said: "Lidl UK has taken the precautionary step of recalling Mars 6 pack chocolate bars (270g) and Snickers 6 pack chocolate bars (300g), supplied by Mars Chocolate Germany, because they possibly contain pieces of plastic."
'Precautionary step'
Mars said on Tuesday (February 23) the UK recall affected mainly fun-sized products. The firm said in a statement: "Mars Chocolate UK takes the precautionary step of recalling products produced [at its Veghel factory] in the Netherlands, due to the possibility of plastic contamination in our products."
The recall arises from concern that potential plastic contamination could represent a choking hazard.
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Four LSU football players, including linebacker Tahj Jones, have been declared academically ineligible for the 2012 football season, a source close to the program said Tuesday.
Also out for the season are senior tight end Tyler Edwards, sophomore linebacker D.J. Welter and sophomore offensive lineman Evan Washington. Jones was the only player of the four who was a starter. He has been replaced in the lineup by junior Luke Muncie for the Tigers first two games.
Jones and Edwards were not listed on LSU's gameday roster Saturday, but Welter and Washington were. The loss of the four is a hit to the Tigers' roster depth. The Tigers have lost Tyrann Mathieu to dismissal, while junior offensive tackle Chris Faulk and freshman wide receiver Travin Dural are out for the season with injuries.
Incoming freshman recruits Avery Johnson and Jeremy Liggins, and junior college transfer Fehoko Fanaika did not qualify and were unable to enroll for the fall semester.
Jones, 6-feet-2, 205-pounder from Sulphur, saw significant playing time last season as a reserve with one start and registered 27 tackles. Edwards, a 6-4, 235-pounder from Monroe, played in 39 games in three years with one start and one pass reception for 10 yards. He was mainly used as a blocker in multiple tight end sets.
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ROME (October 17, 2006) — For Viggo Mortensen, it's loyalty to friends — not to flag or country — that keeps soldiers on the battlefield, as depicted by his character in the film "Alatriste" about a soldier in 17th century Spain.
"Alatriste is not really fighting for his king, but for his friends," the 47-year-old actor said Monday before presenting the movie at the Rome Film Festival.
"There's a sense of honor and pride, some of them, of course, fight for their countries, but for some, first comes friendship, the people you're there with," Mortensen said, going as far as to compare his character, an aloof and loyal hero to "the American, Italian or even Spanish soldiers who fight in Iraq."
Mostly shot in Andalusia, Spain, the movie is based on Arturo Perez-Reverte's saga of Captain Alatriste. It's been an enormous success in the author's native Spain and in Latin America.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
After 27 years of service to the City of Prescott Police Department, Sergeant Georgia Davies has retired.
She started her career with Prescott in 1986 as a police dispatcher, and worked in this capacity until 1989 went she attended the academy in Tucson to become a Police Officer. During her career, Davies served as: Field Training Officer, Recruit Training Officer at the Academy, Driving Instructor, General Instructor, Patrol Sergeant, Training and Recruiting Sergeant, Interim Director of the Prescott Regional Communications Center, Acting Lieutenant, and Community Services Sergeant. She will be working for the Yavapai College Police Department in a civilian capacity.
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Beat cabin fever by heading to Bowlmor Lanes in Melville. It has the ambience of a nightclub, with a full menu prepared by an in-house chef, wait service at the lanes and huge video screens above the pins.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 has eight-core CPU, plastic casing. First teaser video released
March 14 is coming. And time passes quickly. Next Thursday, Samsung will show us the Galaxy S4 for the first time, at its special event in New York. And as we get closer and closer to that moment, more and more things about the device are starting to leak. Some of these may be 100% accurate, some may not, but the thing is – for the next ten days we'll probably be flooded with S4-specific stuff.
So let's get right to it. We have three things to share today. First of all, someone apparently went and put a Galaxy S4 to the test in some benchmarks. The results of these were sent to HDBlog, and they helpfully reveal most of the device's specs (at least what's most important).
The CPU is a 1.8 GHz eight-core unit, the Samsung Exynos 5410. This comes to confirm some earlier reports that the Korean company's new flagship device will sport its very own eight-core CPU, the first one to use ARM's new big.LITTLE architecture. However, a few days ago we heard that the Galaxy S4 may come with multiple chipsets depending on which region you'll buy it from, much like what happened to the Galaxy S III last year (the international version had an Exynos processor, while units sold in North America came with Qualcomm chipsets). This idea, that there will be several hardware configurations, has also been 'confirmed', so to speak, by Eldar Murtazin of Mobile-review, the (in)famous Russian journalist that sometimes has the scoop on new products. One of those chipsets will be the Snapdragon 600 that can also be found in the HTC One. The fact that Samsung didn't opt for the more powerful Snapdragon 800 only comes to further confirm that that particular part will not be ready until, perhaps, the second half of the year.
Murtazin also says that the build materials will be the same seen in the Galaxy S III – so don't expect a handset made out of anything else but plastic. It may not be a big departure in terms of design compared to its predecessor either, unlike what we've seen last year, when the S III introduced a whole new design language for Samsung smartphones.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 is apparently already in mass production, and Eldar Murtazin thinks that it will easily become Samsung's best selling mobile device of all time.
Back to the benchmark now. Aside from that eight-core processor, the handset also sports a PowerVR SGX544MP GPU, 2 GB of RAM, a 4.99-inch 1080p Full HD touchscreen, a 13 MP rear camera with LED flash and 1080p Full HD video recording, a 2.1 MP front camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, 16 or 32 GB of internal storage, and GPS. It runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.
Obviously this could have been faked, so don't forget to take a bite out of that grain of salt you've hopefully kept nearby. Finally for this session of Galaxy S4-related things, Samsung itself has posted the first teaser video to build momentum for its announcement next week.
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Winter means hats and hats can mean lice. Licenders owner Adie Horowitz offer these tips.
• Know the "lice" time of year
-Winter: Travel time, clothing layers, hats, gloves, scarves, etc.
-Summer: Camp, play dates, travel, hats, road trips
• Prevention products: peppermint is a deterrent scent to the bug, many shampoos/conditioners contain this ingredient
• Once per week throw backpacks, hats and jackets in the dryer for 20 minutes
• Educate children on the importance of not sharing hats, hair-bows, jackets and gloves
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Not too many authors have written the Great American Office Novel. Joseph Heller did it in Something Happened (the one book of his to rival Catch-22). And Nicholson Baker pulled it off in zanily fastidious fashion in The Mezzanine.
To their ranks should be added Joshua Ferris, whose Then We Came to the End feels like a readymade classic of the genre. Set in a Chicago-based ad agency reeling from the 2000-2001 dot-com crash, it's a satire narrated by a corporate "we" who are having a hard time coping with impending job loss and the revelation that "employment, the daily nine-to-five, was driving us far from our better selves."
Then We Came to the End
Joshua Ferris
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Ferris, drawing on his own ad agency experience, neatly skewers the turf battles afflicting his characters, especially when it comes to claims on office furniture. He's wise to the protocol of meetings and "postmeeting meetings," and he nails the dynamics of workplace rumor.
"Talk was like the flu," he writes. "If it started with one, soon it infected all. But unlike the flu, we couldn't afford to be left out if something was going around."
The ad campaigns his characters work on range from trying to make "customers feel like heroes when purchasing ... ink cartridges" to selling comfort and hope to cancer patients through "the power of laughter" (an impossible task, for a strangely elusive client).
As for the wild card that keeps the book from being a one-note joke, it's human experience in forms both sobering (marital breakup, serious illness) and farcical (an office love affair, a bizarre inheritance).
Ferris excels at bringing characters before your eyes with a few artful phrases: "He wore a goatee and was built like a bulldog, stocky, with foreshortened limbs and a rippling succession of necks." That's malcontent Tom Mota, soon to be fired.
Just as vivid is the crew's boss, Lynn Mason, who may or may not be scheduled for breast-cancer surgery. Lynn is "intimidating, mercurial, unapproachable. ... She dressed like a Bloomingdale's model and ate like a Buddhist monk."
The more we see of her, the more Lynn becomes an enigma ... until, in Ferris' most daring move, the book slips out of wisecracking "we" mode and into another realm altogether. This narrative within a narrative is so good that Ferris has trouble regaining focus when he re-enters his main story.
Still, there's a terrific payoff to the book, which isn't just a barbed take on its chosen era but a truly affecting novel about work, trust, love and loneliness.
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The Vertical Company's O WALTER, MY WALTER to Open 5/19
The Vertical Company presents "O Walter, My Walter" by Elena Zucker at The Celebration of Whimsy Theatre (the former Living Theatre home). 21-A Cinton Street, NYC. Previews for the Off Broadway play continue through tonight, May 15th and the Opening is Monday, May 19th at 8:00 pm for the limited engagement.
Set Design is by Simon Harding, (who recently did the set design for 3LD's amazing Tyson/Ali). The Lighting Design by Zach Murphy (Lighting supervisor at The Public Theatre). The award-winning play is directed by the playwright.
This production features some of New York City's most talented physical theater actors: Andrew Baldwin, Richard Crawford, Mischa Ipp, Scott Janes, Timur Kocak, Jenny Lee Mitchell, Vicki Oceguera, Michael Villastrego, William Webber.
"O Walter, My Walter" is inspired by the crisis in veteran care at The Walter Reed Army Medical Center, The play is a dark, absurdist farce centered on the buying and selling of legs, arms, hearts, minds and souls. Set in a dilapidated military hospital where everyone is named Walter. (2 hours)
Elena Zucker is a playwright and director who has worked here and abroad. Her play O Walter, My Walter (receiving the Goldberg Prize in Playwriting at NYU). Other plays include: A Golem and a Half; A Dybbuk in Crown Heights; Imaginary Prisons (Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Fringe First Nomination). MFA: NYU. A graduate of the École Jacques Lecoq in Paris, she is on the Movement Faculty at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting. Elena is the Artistic Director of The Vertical Company. www.theverticalcompany.tumblr.com.
When the play had a staged reading in Hilton Head, South Carolina, there was a talkback which the Literary Director blogged: "[Audience] feedback was mind-blowing. Many there had actually spent time at Walter Reed and felt that Elena's stylistic choice to name all the male characters Walter captured the soldiers' experience of lying in seemingly endless rows in a hospital ward, as well as the namelessness of being just another piece of bureaucratic paperwork. A retired military surgeon even piped in with a thorough diagnosis of a roadside bomb-specific head injury based on a character's abstract monologue. The talkback ended with a woman's loudly applauded suggestion that this piece be presented at a veteran's hospital."
Regular performances are: Thursday 8:00 pm; Friday 8:00pm; Saturday 8:00 pm; and Sunday at 2:30 pm. The Opening is Monday, May 19th at 8:00 pm. It is through June 7th. Tickets are General Admission is $18.00; special Seniors & Student rates of $10.00. They are: https://www.smarttix.com/show.aspx?EID=&showCode=OWA&BundleCode=&PackageCode=&GUID=de680b6a-95d1-4850-802b-dba2c8145bf4.


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It won't be hard for Maryland coach Mark Turgeon to motivate his players entering their Feb. 29 rematch with North Carolina.
All Turgeon will have to do is show the Terps the video of North Carolina's John Henson throwing down a needless dunk with one second remaining in the Tar Heels' 83-74 win on Saturday evening. Boos rained down on Henson from the Comcast Center crowd and Maryland players and coaches said afterward they thought the junior forward should have dribbled out the clock.
"I didn't like the dunk," Turgeon told the Baltimore Sun . "[Roy Williams] knows that."
Added Maryland star Terrell Stoglin, "I felt it was a bad play, personally."
[Related: College basketball's top five games for the week ahead]
If the emphatic dunk was Henson's answer to those who have criticized North Carolina's lack of a mean streak this season, then it was still the wrong means of doing it. Even after a hard-fought come-from-behind road win during which the opposing crowd had no doubt been heckling him since the opening tipoff, the sportsmanlike move from Henson would certainly have been to dribble the clock out.
Henson didn't apologize for the dunk when asked about it after the game, telling reporters he was pleased to finally get one after being denied by Maryland big man Alex Len earlier.
"I don't know if I initially wanted to dunk," Henson told North Carolina's student paper. "But instinct — he's running at me and I'm under the basket and it just kind of kicked in. That's how it happened.
"I'm happy with the decision. He'd been blocking my shot all night, and it's good to get at least one shot on him."
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Role of Deriphylline in Asthma
Is deriphylline routinely used in treating asthmetic patients?
Deriphylline (theophylline) is currently recommended as a second line agent for asthma by both the National Institutes of Health (http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/lung/index.htm#asthma) and the Global Initiative for Asthma (www.ginasthma.com). In general, theophylline products are not often used or recommended as an initial controller medication for asthma. However, theophylline products may be an option as a controller for some patients who are unable to tolerate other medications and are also an option if patients continue to have poor asthma control despite the use of other regular controller medications. It is important to remember that every patient's asthma is unique and patients should partner with their asthma care provider to come up with the best individualized treatment program for their specific needs.
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Part of the problem writing about agile…speaking about agile… talking to others about agile… trying to get an organization to adopt agile… or even building a company to lead agile transformations… is that there is no common definition of agile. There is no accepted best practice. Agile is a set of beliefs that inform culture, …
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Over the years, I have noticed that there are two kinds of thinking. One kind leads to success, joy, and fulfillment. The other leads to failure, fear, and discontent. Which type are you?
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Almost everyone does it. I'm not sure why. After the fact (or even during it) all the blame, second-guessing and paralysis. We say things to ourselves that we'd never permit anyone else to say. Why? It leaves us bruise
"Success" can only truly occur internally, because it is based on emotion. At the most basic level, success if your relationship with yourself. Most people are living a lie. They purposefully ignore…
Most emotions can be reeled in by bringing awareness to what you are feeling and using practical strategies to overcome them.
From tinybuddha
We all engage in negative thinking from time to time, but it becomes a problem when your thoughts persistently keep you down. Sound familiar? Read on.
Let us take a look at one common symptom of a malfunctioning Scrum process: a lack of motivation for planning meetings.
Less than 1% of people are living according to the principles/science described herein. However, I'm confident that if you apply these recovery principles to your life, you'll live a more engaged…
Tackling too big a challenge can be daunting. The secret, says Robert Twigger, is to be a 'micromaster'
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