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The power of their forwards and cutting edge of their backs produced a near-faultless display on the road and hauled Saracens back into Heineken Cup contention.
Saracens were undone by Toulouse at Wembley Stadium in the previous round but returned to Europe to claim a well-worked bonus-point victory in Italy.
They may have been widely expected to overcome opponents languishing at the foot of the RaboDirect Pro12 but Mark McCall will have been satisfied by his players' pragamtism nonetheless.
He said: "It was a crucially important win for us but now it is important we prepare well for the return match next week.
"We had a good week coming into this game. We saw in the second half how competitive Zebre can be and we had to be on the money all the time.
"Every point in the Heineken Cup is crucial and it was great to get all five here. After Zebre next week we have the small matter of Toulouse in the last game which will be a huge challenge."
From the moment Charlie Hodgson kicked Saracens ahead from the sixth minute and they rarely looked likely to surrender the lead though the foundations for this comfortable victory were laid up front as first lock George Kruis and then Ernst Joubert crossed from set-pieces.
Zebre were made to pay for basic errors deep inside their own half when a knock-on handed Saracens an attacking scrum from which second-row Kruis eventually crashed over from five metres out on 13 minutes.
Hodgson converted and added a second penalty before a clever lineout fainte, lured Zebre's forward into thinking Shalk Britz was throwing long, only to pick out Joubert who tip-toed virtually untouched along the touchline for their second.
Opposite number Samu Vunisa was shown a yellow card for a professional foul moments later and Alex Goode made the most of the advantage.
The dynamic full-back mounted a scything counter-attack from a wayward kick and Ashton's pass handed Wyles a simple finish in the corner to surpass Richard Hill in becoming his team's highest try-scorer in the Heineken Cup with the eighth of his career.
Saracens pressure mounted and Mauro Bergamasco joined Vunisa in the sin bin to leave Zebre down to 13 men for three minutes before half-time.
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David Strettle saw his try ruled out for obstruction earlier in the move before Ashton made sure of the bonus point on 61 minutes.
The England wing then grabbed a second just moments later after good work by Strettle and Goode. Owen Farrell converted for his first points of the game.
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We met with our Head of School this afternoon after a copy of the most recent Charlie Hebdo arrived in our mailbox. Given the nature of our school and the attacks in Paris, I wasn't surprised to learn the senior parents had decided to subscribe us to the magazine. Okay, I am totally surprised but I also see my reaction as being very American. Charlie Hebdo themselves asked readers to subscribe as part of the fight against censorship. I have a lot of conflicted feelings.
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Ever find that you have too much milk left in the fridge when you're bringing home this week's CSA share? Or did you run out of granola earlier this week and have a half gallon of milk just sitting there? Don't dump that milk! Use it explore the world of fresh cheese making! Its an amazing scientific and culinary journey for people of all ages!
Homemade Ricotta Recipe
Makes about 2 cups
We've experimented with this recipe a couple of times, using whole and low-fat milk and also leaving out the heavy cream (because we just didn't have any). We also made it with fresh and bottled lemon juice. The recipe seemed to be relatively the same each time; in fact, one of our tasters said the low-fat milk ricotta tasted richer than the one with whole milk and cream. This homemade ricotta has a more delicate flavor and a drier curd compared to store-bought ricotta. You may want to add some spices or extra salt to your finished product. Or serve it on crostini topped with honey and cinnamon for a dessert treat!
- 1 half gallon whole milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- Special equipment: large sieve, fine-mesh cheesecloth
Line a large sieve with a layer of heavy-duty (fine-mesh) cheesecloth and place it over a large bowl.
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Do you know where your milk comes from? Even though New York State is the fourth largest dairy producing state in the country, much of the milk on our grocery store shelves comes to us via a Texas-based multinational corporation called Dean Foods. Dean Foods is driving down the price farmers receive to care for and milk their cows, but this growing season you can purchase milk directly from family farms in the Catskills and Hudson Valley at your neighborhood Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in New York City.
Milk Not Jails is back with dairy shares at NYC CSAs this year. This year we have full- and half-shares available to accommodate all household sizes. The deadline to buy your share is fast approaching, so order online today! We've added some new farms that we're excited to tell you about.
Tim Tonjes milks his cows in Sullivan County, New York's poorest upstate county. He inherited the business from his father, who commercially milked their herd for major distributors. But Tim didn't like thinking of the beautiful Holstein cows on his farm as machines, and he has spent the past ten years returning the farm to sustainable practices. He will be providing fresh, low-pasteurized and non-homogenized whole milk to our CSA. Its single-source, meaning it doesn't come from anywhere but his cows, who are raised from birth on his farm, never given BST growth hormone and turned out on pasture and fed forage from the farm all year long. Order your milk share from Tonjes Dairy here!
Shannon and her husband Hamilton Mason are also returning their family farm, Danforth Jersey Farm, to its legacy, inspired by Shannon's great-grandmother's butter award from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair that still hang in their farmhouse kitchen in Schoharie County. A 7th generation farm, Shannon's parents and children help her tend to their herd of Jersey cows and produce butter in their on-farm processing plant, Cowbella Creamery. Their 30 Jersey cows produce a richer milk than Holstein cows and give their single, source small-batch butter a bright shade of yellow. Order yogurt and butter shares here!
Dairy shares also include products from Hawthorne Valley Farm and Ronnybrook Farm Dairy. Read more about the Milk Not Jails farms. Pick and choose what fresh, local dairy products you want to pick-up this season at the CSA by ordering your share today!
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Milk Not Jails is seeking 2 summer interns to join our statewide advocacy campaign dedicated to moving New York State's economy towards agriculture and away from prisons. Summer interns will help organize fun, engaging outreach to rural and urban communities at summer parades, fairs and block parties. They will also assist with policy research, develop a Milk Not Jails toolkit for student and community groups, and support the operations of our exciting political line of dairy products! Interns will have the opportunity to support a variety of projects as well as identify one or more projects to dig more deeply into.
Milk Not Jails is a political campaign to advocate for criminal justice and agricultural policy reform that will bring positive economic growth. It is also consumer campaign to mobilize New York residents to support the dairy industry and the long-term sustainability of the rural economy. Milk Not Jailsinsists that bad criminal justice policy should not be the primary economic development plan for rural, upstate New York.
Candidates must be proactive, very well organized, detail-oriented, and capable of multi-tasking. They must possess enthusiasm about the campaign, experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access), comfort conducting street outreach, and excellent writing skills. Familiarity with WordPress is a plus.
Intern Responsibilities:
- Conduct research on the dairy industry and reach out to local dairy farmers.
- Research and prepare briefings on a variety of issues.
- Draft content for our website and email updates.
- Organize events throughout New York City, upstate and western New York.
- Respond to constituent correspondence.
- Promote the campaign through street outreach and online social networking sites.
- Assist with steering committee development and communication.
- Organize fundraising events
- Database management and administrative work.
The summer internship program will run for 10-12 weeks. Interns must be available 12-20 hours per week with availability on weekends and evenings as needed. This is an unpaid internship. We are happy to work with students to obtain credit towards coursework. Interns that are interested in working 30-40 hours per week are eligible for free housing in New York City for the duration of the internship.
Interested candidates should send a cover letter explaining interest and availability (days and times) for the position along with a resume and short writing sample (1-3 pages) to email@example.com.
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Milk Not Jails on German TV
Our mission to end mass incarceration in New York is getting press attention from different continents. German television station On-3 produced a five minute segment about our work. Most of the video is interviews with our founder, Lauren, and our driver, Kevin so it's understandable to a non-German-speaking audience. Click on over!
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Last week a federal lawsuit against stop-and-frisk took major steps forward, and a decision by Judge Shira Scheindlin about whether the suit can proceed as a class action is soon expected.
The suit, originally filed in 2008, accuses the NYPD, Ray Kelly, Mayor Bloomberg, the city, and several individual officers of using the practice of stop-and-frisks to maintain an unconstitutional racial profiling system.
Judge Scheindlin should be applauded for refusing to cave to pressure from city and NYPD lawyers to shut down the suit, and for ruling that that testimony of Jeffrey Fagan, Columbia University professor of criminology, can be used in the case. Fagan, after studying five years of NYPD stops, found the NYPD "made 150,000 unconstitutional or legally unjustified stops" between 2004 and 2009.
Despite the fact that possession of small amounts of marijuana was decriminalized in 1977, the NYPD continues to use the practice of stop-and-frisk to illegally search and arrest tens of thousands of New Yorkers each year.
Over the past decade, the NYPD has arrested 400,000 people for low-level marijuana possession, most of whom are Black and Latino despite whites using at higher rates. Last year, a record 684,330 New Yorkers were stopped and frisked. Almost all of those stopped were Black or Latino (87%), a figure that matches prior years
Milk Not Jails is continues to fight against racist criminal justice and policing practices which have torn communities apart and wasted scarce economic resources. Join Milk Not Jails and other organizations at Foley Square in Manhattan this Sunday at 2pm for a demonstration against stop-and-frisk and illegal marijuana arrests. Click here for more information about the event.
Update 5/16: Judge Scheindlin grants case class-action status, opens door for hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers unlawfully stopped and frisked.
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In March 2010, Lauren Melodia was finishing a cold winter in a rural New York prison town. She had moved upstate with the ambitious plan of organizing residents to end the town's economic dependence on incarceration. It was not going well.
"I thought my community development experience and my dedication would convince people to work with me," Melodia says, "but I couldn't get the town planner to work with me, because he felt my funding source – George Soros' Open Society Foundation (OSF) – was too liberal.
Before relocating to a prison town in upstate New York, Melodia had spent four years organizing for criminal justice reform with prison families and another year organizing for community development with public housing residents. She'd played a large role in a movement to end the high cost prison families had to pay to receive calls from their loved ones inside. The Campaign for Telephone Justice was victorious in 2009, and while Melodia was ecstatic about the victory she felt it was just one small drop in a bucket of criminal justice reform.
Then, as now, Republicans controlled the State Senate and they voted as a block to oppose drug sentencing reform, alternatives to incarceration, and prison closures. They feared that such reforms would cost their districts jobs and revenue. The Campaign for Telephone Justice had tremendous difficulty getting a Republican to sponsor its bill – the only way to move anything through the Senate Crime Committee. The strategizing to galvanize rural politicians to support the Campaign for Telephone Justice's bill made Melodia think, "we have to figure out how to make it easier to win or demands. The Campaign for Telephone Justice took three years. How can we ask for more? And make changes faster?"
Melodia was awarded a Soros Justice Fellowship from OSF with the plan to find new strategies to build rural support for criminal justice reform. She started her fellowship with a bike trip through the Adirondacks, one of the country's largest public parks that is also home to 10 prisons. "Seeing the region at such a slow pace, one really gets a sense of its potential. There are tons of beautiful lakes and forest. But the rest of the Adirondacks is spotted with GMO corn fields, golf courses, and prisons."
She met with community groups, Industrial Development Agencies, and County Chambers of Commerce in every district where there was at least one prison. And she eventually relocated to one town, which was home to two prisons. "If prisons were central to the economy in these communities, then I wanted to figure out the right way to start the conversation of transitioning out of the prison economy." As she struggled to get meetings and start conversations, Melodia was still in touch with her allies downstate. She realized that her skills didn't get her much traction in rural areas, but she had access to another source of power: downstate purchasing power.
The idea for Milk Not Jails was born. When the group that would become the New York State Prisoners Justice Network announced a conference in Albany in March 2010, Melodia quickly printed up quarter-sheet fact fliers declaring "milk not jails."
Soon after that Melodia was approached by her good friend Dara Greenwald, who was working on Spectres of Liberty, a month of events and activities looking at the history and future of abolitionism in Syracuse, New York. Dara invited Melodia to host a Milk Not Jails ice cream social as part of Spectres of Liberty. "Dara understood milk not jails before anyone else did. Dara intensely studied social movements and had more passion for them – and their successes and failures and absurdity – than anyone I know. She understood the brilliance of mobilizing people with the idea that you can change the prison system by eating more ice cream. In political organizing you have to be smart and dare to be fun, too, and it was awesome to pull together the first ice cream social with Dara."
Melodia also invited Marion Rodriguez, a long-time prison families organizer who lives in Syracuse, to co-organize the event. "Marion is one of the best organizers I know, and she turned people out for the ice cream social." Ever since, Milk Not Jails has been putting on socials, lobbying for more farms and fewer prisons, and building its dairy distribution start-up. Stay tuned for many more years of growth.
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Start a Buying Club Today!
Milk Not Jails is now open for business! Two dairy farms have officially signed on to support the Milk Not Jails Political Platform, and it is now our job to show them how much New York's consumers care about criminal justice reform! We need you and your organization's support now!
We are currently selling Milk Not Jails dairy products in two ways. Get more information about both below and help us find a way to content to your organization or other groups in your community. We are more than happy to come make a presentation to your group.
The first way to buy is with a club. We are setting-up Milk Not Jails Buying Clubs throughout New York City. A buying club is a group of people who make a regular purchase from Milk Not Jails farms. This demonstrates to the farmers that we have the commitment and organizing power to support them while they advocate for our criminal justice demands. If you work at a criminal justice organization, attend a college in New York City, are a member of a congregation, etc. help us organize a buying club today!
Buying clubs purchase weekly subscriptions of milk, half & half, yogurt, and/or butter at a discount by making a commitment to receive at least 20 deliveries in 2012. Buying clubs can also make special monthly orders of cheese, ice cream, milk, half & half, yogurt, butter, and more. These orders are delivered directly to the buying club's location. Our staff has years of experience working with buying clubs and Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) projects, and we have developed a simple, online ordering system to make purchases easy.
Second, Milk Not Jails is working to sell dairy products to neighborhood institutions that serve daily or weekly group meals, such as supportive and transitional housing facilities. Do you have a loved one living in transitional housing? Do you know of a Senior Center that offers daily meals? Is there an independent coffee shop that you frequent? We want to sell Milk Not Jails products to these local businesses and organizations. Please contact us immediately if you have any suggestions. Personal contacts always help open doors, so if you know of anyone working at a supportive housing agency or café for us to reach directly please let us know!
Contact MILK NOT JAILS with any questions or if you'd like us to make a presentation at your organization's next meeting or event. Contact us anytime at email@example.com or (917) 719-MILK (6455).
Interested in helping us get word out? Join us for a Milk Not Jails outreach training on Friday, April 20 from 2:30-4:30pm. There you'll get all the facts and materials to become a Milk Not Jails ambassador in your neighborhood! RSVP at firstname.lastname@example.com. The training will take place at 666 Broadway (at Bond Street) in Manhattan.
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Pralines not Jails
Milk Not Jails says New York should promote dairy farming, not incarceration, for rural jobs.
Robert Hillary King has been turning prison into a dairy treat in a different way.
King, a former political prisoner, makes "King's Freelines," a praline-esque candy, using evaporated milk and pecans. He perfected the recipe while locked up in Louisiana's Angola Penitentiary, and shares the "not-so-secret" recipe on his website.
King served 32 years in prison, 29 of them in solitary confinement. He was targeted for solitary confinement and falsely convicted in 1973, likely because of his work organizing the first in-prison chapter of the Black Panther Party. He was released when his conviction was overturned in 2001.
Since his release he has been an advocate for the two members of the "Angola Three" who are still in solitary confinement in Angola. Collectively, the three have been locked in solitary confinement for over 100 years. Buying King's candy helps fund his work to ending the cruel practice of solitary confinement.
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Advocacy organization and start-up business Milk Not Jails announced their policy agenda today. Outlining four criminal justice and four agriculture demands, the agenda calls on the New York State government to create a new urban-rural relationship.
Ahead of New York's budget finalization, Milk Not Jails developed a policy agenda that is budget neutral. It will not require any net spending increases to the State's already strained budget, and helps find savings by decreasing New York State's needless criminal justice spending.
The agenda was formed after months of discussions with dairy farmers, prison families, formerly and currently incarcerated people, and rural residents. At least 3,000 people received a "policy ballot" asking them to rank the issues most important to them.
Until each demand is won, Milk Not Jails will work with other advocates and organizations to ensure our state government listens to the people's call for fewer prisons and more farms. See the policy agenda below, and visit milknotjails.org/policy to learn more about each issue.
Milk Not Jails is a grassroots alliance working to build an economic alternative to the prison industry in New York State. We are a dairy marketing and distribution co-operative and we are a political campaign.
Milk Not Jails demands we:
Preserve New York's Farmland. Every three and a half days, New York State loses a farm to suburban sprawl. As more New Yorkers buy local food the state budget should be supporting local farms, not another housing bubble.
Legalize raw milk. The New York Legislature should follow the lead of 10 other states and legalize the retail sale of raw milk and allow farmers to produce other dairy products from raw milk. By legalizing the retail sale of raw milk and raw milk products, New York State could support the efforts of small family farms to produce healthy, local products that are in demand by local consumers.
Stop Dean Foods' Monopoly. New York's Attorney General should launch an anti-trust investigation of Dean Foods, a Texas-based corporation that controls 70 percent of all fluid milk distributed in New England. Promoting small-scale farming is not only just, it means more jobs.
Offer More New York Food in Our Schools. The New York Legislature should pass a law requiring schools to prioritize the purchase of locally produced food, providing nutritious food for students and market opportunities for farmers.
Close Empty Prison Beds. Due largely to recent economic crises, budget constraints, drug law reform, and falling rates of incarceration over the last ten years, thousands of beds in once filled prisons are now empty. Closing them would save the state millions each year.
End racist marijuana arrests. In the past decade the New York City Police Department has arrested over 400,000 people on low-level marijuana charges, most of them young blacks and Latinos, despite whites using at higher rates. The police must stop this harmful, costly, and racist practice immediately.
Pass the Domestic Violence Survivors Act. This act would allow judges to sentence domestic violence survivors who are convicted of crimes directly related to the abuse they suffered to shorter prison terms and alternative-to-incarceration programs.
Pass the SAFE Parole Act. New York's parole system is in need of reform. This act would ensure that parole applicants are evaluated based on their readiness instead of punished with repeated, unjustified parole denials based on sometimes decades-old events.
For more information and press inquiries, contact Jeff Deutch, organizer.
email@example.com (201)669-0770
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Dairy's 1 Percent
Adam Davidson, economics journalist and Wall Street apologist, turned his attention to dairy farming in today's New York Times.
Davidson borrows the language of the Occupy movement and he rightly points out that when financial markets allow the bundling and trading of agriculture futures, small-scale farmers suffer. Only big farms can monitor and trade their risk.
Davidson's milk argument sours, however, when he proclaims "[b]y the early aughts, to accommodate global trade rules and diminishing political support for agricultural subsidies, the government allowed milk prices to follow market demand."
Davidson is wrong about both the existence of government regulation and market demand.
Milk prices are set, not only by consumer demand, but by the harmful and illegal milk processing monopoly, Dean Foods. Dean controls 70 percent of milk in the Northeast. Their near total market power forces dairy farmers to sell at too-low prices.
The government is not powerless against this detrimental company, however. The Justice Department should launch an anti-trust investigation into their practices. The government should also use the so-called Milk Marketing Order to support small-scale farmers.
Davidson implies the government doesn't regulate milk prices. While it's true that Congress tried to phase out subsidies in the 1996 Farm Bill, they succeeded only in consolidating, not eliminating, dairy market regulation.
The federal Department of Agriculture tightly controls the price of milk with Milk Marketing Orders. The orders set a minimum price that "handlers," the middle-people of milk sales, pay the dairy producers.
It's not surprising that Adam Davidson, a free-market cheerleader, would imply a market is open when it's actually controlled by a conglomerate.
It is surprising he would omit the discussion of the Milk Marketing Order. Perhaps he thinks his readers are not smart enough to understand an economic picture that does not break easily into "free market vs. regulation." But it is an integral part of dairy markets, and one that can be used to structure a more just food system.
Join Milk Not Jails in opposing Dean Foods and promoting small, local dairy farmers.
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Since 2000, SRCHC has run a rooftop garden group in the spring-fall months. In 2011/12, with the help of a grant from the Government of Ontario Healthy Communities Fund, we were able to expand the program to provide more staff support, workshops and field trips at SRCHC, Central Toronto Community Health Centre and Flemingdon Health Centre.
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The festive season is here, and we are all ready with our new clothes, boxes of sweets and decorated homes. We are ready to go all out and celebrate Diwali in full gusto, and enjoy ourselves to the very best. But, what about our pets? The furry little creatures who can't go out with us or can't burst crackers?
Your furry friends have always been a part of your family, haven't they? So this Diwali, give a gift to them as well, like your other family members. This Diwali, gift them special care and love, and protection from the noise and crackers of Diwali. Let's make this Diwali special for them.
- Take them for a walk beforehand
Take them for a walk during morning time, when things are relatively quieter and normal. Even then keep them away from the occasional crackers. This would ensure that the normalcy of their routine is kept while keeping in mind their safety.
- Protection from crackers
Crackers are a big hazard for dogs, as they can cause grievous injuries and harm to ears. Keep your dogs indoors, to protect them from crackers bursting outside. Get them ear muffs if the noise is too loud even despite shutting all doors and windows.
But, don't leave them alone. Someone should keep them constant company inside the house else they might feel restless and agitated.
- Care during festivities at home
During puja or other festivities inside home, take extra care of them. Involve them in the festival, they are family after all, but keep them away from fire or such things to avoid a burn injury. Take them along in other festivities, like katha paath and maybe even aarti, but during aarti remember to keep the flame away from them.
- Care during guests and parties at home
Don't bind them or relegate them to their homes during parties or when guests come as that makes them anxious of their territory. Instead, let them participate in the party and meet the guests so that they are calm and assured.
If there are too many people and that agitates your furry pet, in that case, keep him a bit aloof from the party for his convenience.
- Don't feed them mithai
Don't feed your dog mithai as a Prasad. It can upset their stomach and cause problems in the digestive tract. Make sure no one else feeds any high on ghee food item to them. Instead, cook some special food for them instead of their regular food, to celebrate the festival with them.
- Consult the vet beforehand
If your dog is too prone to anxiety issues, consult your vet beforehand, and get special anti-anxiety pills for dogs as per his advice. This is important because your dog might feel suffocated and anxious in the hustle bustle of the day, and you might not be able to find a vet at the last moment.
- Invest in an air purifier
A lot of smoke from crackers enters the house during this season, which is bad not only for you but for your lovely pets as well. So invest in a good air purifier so as to save their eyes and lungs from the smoke from outside.
- Keep them away from rangoli colours
The dogs might eat colours, which can cause harm to their digestive tract, or even if they merely roll around in colours it can cause skin irritation and other skin problems. So make sure your furry little monster stays away from your rangoli.
Taking care of a pet during the Diwali festivities is an especially difficult task. But don't think of it as missing the festival, instead think of it as celebrating it peacefully with your pet. Your pet is not only your family, but your responsibility as well. So you need to protect them from the pollution and noise this festival brings along.
Have a happy Diwali, with your furry little (or big) family members.


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First, we'll give you the Phillies' line-up for tonight's game, but later we'll break down some interesting comments from Charlie Manuel.
- Jimmy Rollins SS
- Placido Polanco 3B
- Chase Utley 2B
- Ryan Howard 1B
- Jayson Werth RF
- Raul Ibanez LF
- Greg Dobbs DH
- John Mayberry Jr. CF
- Carlos Ruiz C
No real surprises there. Victorino was expected to miss tonight's game, and will likely sit tomorrow as well as he tries to shake a lingering case of soreness in his throwing shoulder. The two-time gold glove center fielder has been playing catch between 90 and 120 feet, and Manuel doesn't expect him to be sidelined for more than two or three days.
"If you watch him throw out there, he's dying to get out there and throw 180 feet to 200 feet right now," Manuel said. (Head athletic trainer) Scott Sheridan's had a hard time keeping him between 90 and 120. He's going to be ready. I'd be surprised if Victorino in the next two or three days if he's not on the field training."
Otherwise, the most news-worthy comment from Manuel came when addressing his ability to get short stop Jimmy Rollins and second baseman Chase Utley some rest during the regular season. Although new third baseman Placido Polanco was a gold glove second baseman in Detroit, Manuel said he doesn't envision sliding Polanco over to second and starting Greg Dobbs at third very often, if at all.
"I'd like to be able to rest him just like Rollins or Utley," Manuel said of Polanco. "I'll tell you right now, I don't foresee bouncing Polly around to second for two or three or four or five games. Now, if we are going to send him over there say if something happened and Ut got hurt and he was out for a period of time. . .but I don't think putting Polly over there for one or two days in the whole season, that doesn't appeal to me."
Other tidbits:
J.C. Romero and Brad Lidge both threw bullpen sessions today, continuing their respective recoveries from offseason surgeries. Both are eager to fast forward their progress, but the Phillies are determined to take a conservative approach with both.
Also, as noted above, John Mayberry Jr. will start in center field in place of Victorino. Manuel has complimented Mayberry several times this spring about his approach during batting practice, so it will be interesting to see whether that translates into better performance in games.


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text: Hey Everyone, Back in March of 04' I purchased a Harman/Kardon AVR 7200. The members of this forum were so helpful and so informative that my purchase was based almost solely on the help I received here. I could not have been happier with my purchase and the 7200 was perfect for my wants and needs. Well people, it seems I am in need of your assistance yet again! During my lunch hour today I went home to eat and watch TV. I grabbed the remote to turn on the receiver and I was shocked to see that the orange standby light was not lit. I've tried all the troubleshooting tips that can be found in the manual and it seems that at some point during the day, something must have fried. So let me just try and get to the point of this thread. Here are my questions/concerns: 1.) I have never had to have a receiver repaired and am not sure what to expect in terms of repair costs. I'm sure it depends on a lot of variables (parts), but anyone know what the labor generally can cost on this kind of thing? 2.) Perhaps I should look at this as an opportunity to upgrade to a newer receiver. Any suggestions? 3.) I purchased the 7200 for a very reasonable $850 when it was discontinued and replaced by the 7300... are there any comparable units available now that could be purchase for around this price? 4.) I actually didn't want to even bother looking into new receivers till HDMI 1.3 was present in the majority of newer receivers... this makes me want to just get my 7200 repaired until it's time for the "real upgrade" i've been waiting for. (Good idea? Bad idea?) 5.) Finally, just for fun... if you had $850-$1200 to spend on a new receiver... what would you do? Thanks so much for taking the time to read this! You are all heroes to me!


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Not many know that hip-hopper Nelly is a serious car guy so news that he and DUB magazine partnered with Ford Motor Co. to create a tricked-out 2011 5.0-liter Mustang GT may come as a surprise. Ford marketing chief Jim Farley said at the Detroit auto show that the car, which will go on sale this spring, is backed by an appearance on Nelly's upcoming album.
According to Farley, the slick, black new Mustang is the result of Nelly's creativity with the DUB team providing customization.
The muscle car is equipped with a new, advanced 5.0-liter V-8 engine that delivers 412hp and 390 lbs-feet of torque with expected highway mileage of 24 mpg. Farley, Ford's group vice president of global marketing, said that he had an opportunity to chat with Nelly after he had finished customizing a Ford Flex crossover.
Nelly had asked him when Ford was going to bring back the five-liter Mustang. Nelly explained to reporters that by the time he was able to afford the 5.0-liter Mustang, which he had been dreaming of in high school, Ford had stopped making them. Nelly joked to reporters about telling his lawyers to prepare for the speeding tickets he would soon be getting.
The debut of the 2011 Mustang with its 5.0-liter V-8 engine is scheduled to take place as part of the upcoming album artwork of Grammy Award-winning artist Nelly. Nelly's album is expected to be launched in the spring and will show the tricked-out 2011 Mustang GT that has been customized by DUB Magazine.
The 35-year old Nelly is a rapper/actor/mogul, and was ranked by Billboard Magazine as third in its "Artist of the Decade List." According to Nelly, the Mustang will be one of the hottest muscle cars to hit the road. He adds that no matter where on grows up, the Mustang is something everyone is familiar with.
Many have probably had a conversation involving the Mustang and it was likely about being able to drive one, Nelly continues. He relates that he has always loved the Mustang as it offered power where one would have no choice but to press on the pedal.
The latest one meanwhile now only has a hotter style but offers more power, Nelly shares. The work on this customized Mustang GT started when an artist saw this vehicle in Ford's design studio just a little more than a year ago as part of the collaboration connected to 2009 Ford Flex's debut.
After that, Nelly worked with the brand's design team as well as DUB's customization team to have his own Mustang while still remaining as a muscle car and staying true to its roots.
Ford's Multicultural Marketing communications manager Crystal Worthem shares that just as the Mustang had a strong history when it came to the automotive world, Nelly has the same experience in the entertainment world, making him a good partner for the brand.
There is no denying that Nelly is indeed a car guy, Worthem continues. When Nelly originally said he wanted to partner with the company on the 2011 Ford Mustang GT, the brand knew it would be a good fit, he adds.
Ford's Mustang has a strong appeal in the urban segment considering that since its launching, it has made a appearances in a number of popular urban films, Worthem reveals.


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* Nine-month volumes down 1.2 percent
* Shares down 0.5 percent
LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - British American Tobacco , the world's second-biggest cigarette maker, saw nine-month volumes fall after weaker demand in markets including Brazil and Japan.
The British maker of Dunhill, Kent, Lucky Strike and Pall Mall cigarettes, said volumes were down 1.2 percent from subsidiaries to 517 billion, while organic volumes were 1.8 percent lower as a result of the overall industry decline.
BAT said on Wednesday it still expected another year of good earnings growth after nine-month revenue grew 4 percent at constant currency, helped by good pricing.
"Economic recovery remains fragile this year and difficult trading conditions persist in many parts of the world," chief executive Nicandro Durante said. "However, pricing remains strong, we are growing underlying market share and our Global Drive Brands continue to perform well."
BAT, which made 705 billion cigarettes last year, has the broadest global spread of the big tobacco groups with over 60 percent of profit coming from developing markets which have helped offset tough conditions elsewhere as smoking levels fall in Western Europe and North America.
However in the nine months, higher sales in markets including Bangladesh, Pakistan and Vietnam were more than offset by tougher trading in Egypt, Italy and Turkey.
BAT was also hit by a tough comparison from an earlier one-off increase in sales volumes in Japan and a significant excise increase in Brazil which, the group said, had led to a rise in illicit trade.
"BAT has provided a reminder of an industry which is increasingly under pressure but which for the moment remains a defensive play," Richard Hunter, Head of Equities at Hargreaves Lansdown Stockbrokers.
"Excise tax rises, particularly in developed markets, are driving an increase in illicit trade. Meanwhile, the threat of litigation is never far away, whilst the full impact of global packaging rules remains to be seen."
BAT shares were down 0.5 percent at 0800 GMT.


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The Toronto Raptors will get their first look at their most-important off-season acquisition tonight - but what they see won't be what they hope they get.
Not yet at least.
It has a little do with Hedo Turkoglu's slow acclimatization to the Raptors after signing as a free agent from the Orlando Magic for five years and $53-million (U.S.). He'll be in the starting lineup when the Raptors play Boston in Hartford tonight, but not based on his performance so far in the preseason.
"Does he deserve to [play]because of the amount he's practised? No," Raptors head coach Jay Triano said. "But you know what? We only have four more preseason games; I need to put him on the floor with guys he's going to be playing with the majority of time [in the regular season]"
After spending most of July, August and early September with the Turkish national team - after competing into June at the NBA playoffs - Turkoglu asked for, and received, permission to rest and recover during the first two weeks of Toronto's training camp.
Another factor in minimizing the 30-year-old forward's role for now is to make sure the team's approach doesn't become too focused on its new playmaker at this stage.
At critical times in most games, NBA offence typically comes from some variation on a screen-and-roll - and Turkoglu is an expert at the two-man set. The last time he played in Boston it was the seventh game of the Eastern Conference semi-finals and Turkoglu used the set to perfection, leading Orlando to a win on the road with a 25-point, 12-assist gem of a night.
The Raptors want him to have the same freedom to create with the ball - but not until the team has gotten to know each other better.
"Right now, all of our offence is continuity-based," Triano said. "We haven't put in our screen-roll stuff yet. ... We need to get everyone involved right now, just because if we can sacrifice and make one or two more passes in the preseason, I think that will expedite how fast these guys learn about each other, rather than having three guys watch two guys play.
"Will we get into screen and rolls? Absolutely. But right now the idea of our training camp and our long-term project throughout this month is to get these guys acclimated to each other."
It's an approach Turkoglu understands perfectly.
"[Triano]wants us to move the ball, share the ball and let everyone touch it and feel the ball and get it on their hands," said Turkoglu, a 6-foot-9 forward who has averaged five assists a game the past two years.
But he still expects to be the person with the ball in his hands late in games - most likely running a pick-and-roll - just not tonight against the Celtics in his first minutes of meaningful action for Toronto.
For the Raptors, it's something to look forward to. While veteran forward Chris Bosh is an effective scorer, he's struggled at times late in games because teams can double-team an inside player more effectively than they can one who starts with the ball on the perimeter, as Turkoglu does.
How it gets sorted out will take time, allowing for the proper chemistry to develop, but Bosh has been pleased at the prospects so far, if only in practice.
"We don't want him to change his game at all," said Bosh, who will likely be a regular screen-and-roll partner with Turkoglu. "He's a very good passer, he can rebound the ball and he can shoot the ball and he's going to spread the floor out a lot more.
"We're still working on it [our chemistry]" Bosh said. "Today, it was, 'I'm going to pass it to you here, you cut there,' things like that. We're working on how we can read each other and make quick moves to the basket that are to our advantage."
Turkoglu is confident his time will come and he will be able to put all his skills to work, if not tonight.
"When the time comes I'll be ready, when they call those plays, to take those shots," he said. "They called me, for a while, Mr. Fourth Quarter [in Orlando] hopefully, here too."
Notes The Toronto Raptors will tonight be without Antoine Wright (knee), who will remain home for treatment. ... The Boston Celtics have been encouraged by the play of veteran forward Kevin Garnett in training camp. The anchor of their 2008 NBA championship team played just 57 games last year - just four in the last two months of the season, including the playoffs. He had knee surgery to remove bone spurs in late May, and is projected to ready when the Celtics open the 2009-10 regular season.
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Majority of people mistakenly believe that visual appeal is what's got to mean effective web design. However, it's not like that. Usability and the utility are the principles that determine success or failure of any website. With a client in mind, designers create user-centric designs for their successful and profitable maintenance on the world net. After all, if a user is not able to use a site comfortably, why should it exist?
In this article I won't go in details where to place this or that feature. I'd like to be more specific about those principles, proper implementation of which will lead to more elaborate design solutions and simplify the process of presented information on the screen.
The first law of usability principles is to create web pages that are obvious and self-explanatory. When you create a website, make sure you don't leave any place for questions marks. All the decisions that users make should be deliberated when all the pros, cons and alternatives are well considered. If the architecture of the site is not clear, users might easily get lost on the site trying to find their path to the aim.
Don't make users wait. If you create a website to offer the audience some tools or services, it's important to keep the requirements minimal. The more action is required from a user to do, the most unlikely a random user will actually want to try it out. If you were a user interested in some service, first thing first you would be interested in playing with it, not filling numerous web forms. I would recommend not to force people share their private details immediately. Give people a chance to browse your site first and get introduced with all provided services or tools.
Some elements of web sites, both static and dynamic, naturally tend to attract more attention than others do. As a rule, images are naturally more eye-catching compared to text. By typing a sentence in bold, you can focus users' attention on the message and make it stand out from the rest of plain text. Despite videos can annoy users (when they automatically start playing, for instance, or unexpectedly pop up on the screen), from the marketing point of view they ideally catch the eye of a user. However, if you'd be reasonable, you can easily guide web users from different points of the site by focusing their attention on various features. It's important to remember that good user experience is the aim of usability.
Another great way to guide your users through the site is to use visually appealing 1-2-3-done steps. They are extremely effective and user-friendly. Designers need to think of all possible ways to provide a well-understood content and comfortable interaction system.
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Sidney Bechet: Treat it Gentle Trailer (2006)
01 January 2006
Jazz pioneer Sidney Bechet collaborated with many icons of 20th-century American music, including Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and Bessie Smith. This engaging portrait retraces the soprano saxophonist's life, from his New Orleans youth through his rise to musical fame in New York, London and Paris. Bechet's legacy is touted by a host of friends and family, as well as more famous names such as Wynton Marsalis and Woody Allen.
Watch the official Sidney Bechet: Treat it Gentle 2006 trailer in HD below or find more Sidney Bechet: Treat it Gentle videos on Vidimovie.


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If you're anything like us, you spend a sizable portion of your life trying to emulate the ways of stylish women. How do they look so good while also retaining that effortless edge? Which designers are their go-tos? What are their (style) secrets?
That's why we've launched Style Commandments—it's a new series that nails down the daily habits and style philosophies of chic women, from how they get dressed in the morning to their tried-and-tested approach to investing in fashion.
This round? The Amsterdam-based street style extraordinaire and online influencer Linda Tol, whose androgynous-yet-feminine aesthetic has earned her a loyal Instagram following and plenty of appearances on the pages of glossy magazines à laBAZAAR.
Take it away, Linda...
I love the style of Leandra Medine, Evangelie Smyrniotaki, Pernille Teisbaek, Véronique Tristram, Gilda Ambrosio and Jan Michael Quammie. What I love about their style is that they wear the trends of the season but style them in their own unique way. Personality is very important. I would love to raid Anna Dello Russo's wardrobe. She has a seemingly endless supply of all designer clothing, vintage and new.
I would call my style angrogynous with a feminine twist. Oversized jeans worn with a blouse and ankle boots or a mini skirt with a hoodie and trainers. It'a all about the mix and match of both styles.
Experience, knowledge and age have all influenced my style. My look has definitely become more sophisticated in the last few years. It's cleaner, but I still love to wear colours and prints—just in a more sophisticated way. My favourite labels are Celine, Loewe, Jacquemus and Prada. And I'm obsessed with everything from Balenciaga at the moment. I love the latest collection so much because it's a reflection of my style. The combination of the colours and the prints, the oversized silhouettes, the menswear inspired looks, I love it all.
At the beginning of each season I create a list of must-have items which I mix and match with the basics in my existing wardrobe. I'll ususally buy one or two bags every season, because I love to buy them, and one or two pairs of shoes. I never invest in total looks.
Nowadays fashion is more about 'It' items than about trends, but I always keep to my own style regardless of what is currently "in" or "out". You can use the same items season after season, you just need to learn how to style them in a different way. I'll buy 'It' pieces every season but I'll style them in my own way. I don't copy the look from the runway.
I love to dress according to my mood and the weather. I'm not in the mood to dress up when it's dark and rainy outside. If I have a office day at home I keep it very comfortable in jeans and sweatshirt, but if I have to go out for appointments I wear something more interesting. Maybe jeans and shirt with a blazer and ankle boots.
I have so many clothes that I sometimes get lost in my own wardrobe! So I came up with this idea to select my favourite pieces. Each week I put my favourite pieces on a special rack and try to wear the same items on repeat all week. This forces me to be more creative with my daily looks.
The most prized possessions in my wardrobe are a second-hand black Saint Laurent blazer and my pair of high-waisted vintage Levi's. I wear them both so much because I can style them in endless ways and they are perfect for every occasion.
I really believe that style is an expression of your individuality, it needs to reflect your personality. It's interesting to see how you can describe someone's personality through the way the dress. I love to express myself with fashion.


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Turkey to join Nato air strikes against jihadist militants in Syria
TURKEY'S parliament has approved a motion to give the government the power to launch military incursions into Syria and Iraq.
The vote – 298 to 98 in favour – would also allow foreign forces to use its territory for operations against Islamic State. Parliament had previously approved operations into Iraq and Syria to attack Kurdish separatists or to thwart threats from the Syrian regime.
Yesterday's vote expands those powers to address threats from the IS militants who control a large swathe of Iraq and Syria – in some parts up to the Turkish border. Asked what measures Turkey would take, defence minister Ismet Yilmaz said: "Don't expect any immediate steps."
Turkey has been reluctant to join its Nato allies against IS, citing fears about the safety of Turkish hostages held by the group. It reversed its decision after the hostages were released. The US has been bombing IS targets in Syria since last week and in Iraq since early August.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan alled for the creation of a buffer zone inside Syria as well as a no-fly zone to secure its borders and stem the flow of refugees.
He had also called for military training and equipment for the Syrian opposition fighting the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad. "In the struggle against terrorism, we are open and ready for every kind of cooperation. However, Turkey is not a country that will allow itself to be used for temporary solutions," he said this week.
The vote also comes as IS militants continue to attack Kobani – a Kurdish town on the Syria-Turkey border.
Kurdish fighters have been trying to stop the offensive, which has forced 60,000 people to flee across the border in recent days.


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The health insurance market has been thrown into chaos by Finance Minister Michael Noonan's surprise announcement.
VHI, Laya, Aviva and GloHealth have all been forced to re-price their policies, with the insurers effectively pushing up the cost to consumers because of the Budget plan.
And VHI Healthcare, the largest insurer in the market, was forced to shut down its website and was unable to provide customers with prices for its plans.
The move to restrict the tax relief on health insurance policies will mean hikes of between 4pc and 20pc for customers who have already endured a series of sharp price rises.
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Health Minister James Reilly was reported to be unaware of the change until it was announced by Mr Noonan. The Department of Health did not reply to a query about this.
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They warned that older and sicker people would be affected by the Budget move to restrict tax reliefs on health insurance policies.
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The body that represents the four insurers, Insurance Ireland, said Mr Noonan's most recent change in the tax reliefs would affect 90pc of policies.
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Mr Noonan had said: "In relation to medical insurance relief, I have decided to cap the amount of premium on which tax relief will be available to €1,000 per adult and €500 per child.
"This will restrict the exposure of the Exchequer in relation to premiums paid for 'gold-plated' medical insurance policies, while not affecting the majority of individuals who avail of more standard levels of medical cover."
The Finance Minister said a family of two adults and four children would still receive tax relief on premiums of up to €4,000 a year. The move is expected to bring in €127m.
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"Because of this announcement, customers will end up paying more. Effectively, the Government has introduced an extra tax on those who have struggled to keep their health insurance," Mr Horan said, adding that VHI, Laya, Aviva and Glo were not increasing premiums, but the re-pricing was due to a government move.
Dermot Goode, of Healthinsurancesavings.ie, said that people who had arranged to take out a new plan, or were switching, and had agreed a price before Tuesday would now be sent a demand for more money.
"This is one of the most disorganised and poorly thought- out changes I have ever seen," Mr Goode said as he predicted price rises of between 4pc and 20pc.
Mr Goode said the VHI's Healthplus Extra plan would rise in price by €259 a year for an adult, Aviva's Level 2 Hospital would rise by €137 and Laya's Essential Plus with Excess would rise by €166 to €1,631.
VHI's most expensive plan, HealthPlus Platinum (the old Plan E), will go up by €784 a year for an adult to €4,720. This is a 20pc rise.
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Why did the lights come on? Did the systems switch off because of the higher speed or because of a bump/crack in the road jarring the car? Does this mean that the VDC and ABS systems were temporarily disabled? If so, did they need to be switched back on? I'm going to check out the owner's manual as well, just haven't had time working crazy hours and getting settled.
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Why did VDC and ABS lights come on at highway speed of around 75-80mph?
Started by mountainwalker , Aug 17 2008 02:58 PM
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Posted 17 August 2008 - 06:47 PM
The comon denominatir here is road vibration. On some cars the ABS light coming on during a bad stretch of road is not unusual. I havent heard this issue on a subaru, so we will take it as an incident.
I would look at the wheel speed sensors and the tone rings. Its possible a senosr is loose or a hairline crack in a tone ring, add in the rough road at highway speed, it can knock the air gap out of kilter.
I would look at the wheel speed sensors and the tone rings. Its possible a senosr is loose or a hairline crack in a tone ring, add in the rough road at highway speed, it can knock the air gap out of kilter.
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