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"I know that we have the players in our clubhouse who are committed to winning, who have the talent to do it, and are motivated to put 2011 behind them and prove to everyone that they're worthy of the fans' trust." -- Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington at the press conference introducing him as general manager
On the one hand, from a physical and preparation standpoint, Josh Beckett's golfgate may have been meaningless.
The decision by the Red Sox to skip Beckett's scheduled start last Saturday was made on Wednesday. He went golfing last Thursday. By the time it was his turn to take the ball on Thursday night against the Indians, the Red Sox insisted that he was physically ready to do so.
Beckett said he felt fine, just as he had in a bullpen session on Monday. And the Sox downplayed the idea that a round of golf was a harmful undertaking to a pitcher who was dealing with stiffness -- don't call it an injury! -- in his lat muscle.
"I didn't think he was injured when he was skipped," manager Bobby Valentine said. "I've never seen a pitcher get hurt playing golf."
Said Cherington before Thursday's game: "In this particular case, with what he was going through, he didn't believe he was putting himself at risk. Based on that, based on what I've heard from medical staff, I don't think he was putting himself at risk. I understand where the questions come from because he skipped a start and he was out, someone sees him playing golf. I understand where the questions come from. Drilling down to the facts, I don't believe he was putting himself at further risk."
Still, there was the matter of perception when it came to Beckett's conduct. It was a convenient narrative (regardless of whether it was true or not) for the public to look at the timeline and to conclude that the pitcher had put his personal amusement ahead of his team's well-being. Regardless of whether or not the golf outing was harmful, in the eye of much of the public, it seemed harmful, or more to the point, indifferent to the plight of his flailing club.
In some respects, the golf outing was reminiscent of the sort of whimsical behavior that turned Manny Ramirez into a lightning rod. Back in 2003, Ramirez had been unable to play in a Red Sox-Yankees series on either Saturday or Sunday due to pharyngitis. But between those two contests, Ramirez's friend, Enrique Wilson, met him for a drink at the lobby bar of Ramirez's residence at the Ritz.
Fans condemned Ramirez. His teammates also were livid. And so, the slugger was benched on Sept. 1 of that year, in a contest against the Phillies that proved pivotal to the Red Sox' push for the postseason.
In that instance, perception mattered. In the case of Beckett and his 18 holes, perception mattered.
"Perception," Cherington said before last night's game, "is a powerful thing sometimes."
Indeed it is. That being the case, Beckett's abysmal performance on Thursday -- he allowed as many runs (7) as he recorded outs (7) while giving up two homers and four doubles in an 8-3 Red Sox loss -- could not have been more ill-timed. And, perhaps as significantly, his remarks after the game could not have been more ill-conceived.
"I spend my off-days the way I want to spend them," Beckett, who was booed resoundingly on his way off the field after being lifted in the third inning, said after the game. "My off-day is my off-day."
Asked if he understood why people might think it looked bad, Beckett offered no empathy.
"Not on my off-day," he said. "We get 18 off-days a year. I think we deserve a little bit of time to ourselves."
He did allow that the boos that cascaded upon him as he walked off the field were earned after he "pitched like [expletive]. That's what happens. Smart fans."
Still, that bit of deference aside, Beckett's defiant tone will win him few votes in the court of public opinion. That is of consequence to the Sox on the business and ownership side, as the increasing disenchantment with the team hits the team in the wallet.
Despite wide swaths of empty seats, the Sox continue to announce nightly sellouts. But even if they are selling enough tickets to qualify for the designation, the increasingly pervasive no-show phenomenon at Fenway Park is costing the team millions in concessions and merchandise revenue.
Still, Beckett's job is to perform on the baseball field, and his primary responsibility is to his teammates and members of the baseball operations staff. The Red Sox signed Beckett to a four-year, $68 million contract (now in its second season) not because he's an attendance draw or a particularly popular public figure but instead because they believed in both his ability to help them win, something that is a product of his preparation process for games.
And despite Thursday's dreadful performance, which snapped a string of four straight quality starts and raised the pitcher's ERA from 4.45 to 5.97, Red Sox players and decision makers -- at least those who commented on Beckett's performance -- had no real concerns about the pitcher's conduct.
"Josh has always been accountable for his performance on the field," Cherington wrote in an e-mail after the outing. "I don't believe his outing tonight was affected by anything he did or didn't do on our last off day. I expect he'll pitch well five days from now."
"I think Josh is always prepared," catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia added. "I don't know what [golfing] has to do with anything. That's what pitchers do. They golf. I think that if he was hurt really bad, obviously, he'd be on the DL. He wouldn't be making his next start. But I think skipping a start is normal for a pitcher. … I think if he had gone out there tonight and throws a no-hitter, nobody talks about it. But he gave up some runs, so it's going to be a big issue. As far as I'm concerned, he always goes out and gives it 100 percent and competes."
Again, the simple fact of the matter is that Beckett was, according to all Red Sox parties, fine physically. While the pitcher expressed disappointment that his stuff was flat and poorly located, he attributed that to a small mechanical issue (staying on top of the ball to create downward angle). Valentine suggested that he looked like a pitcher dealing with rust after "maybe just a little too much time off."
The outing on the golf course, at a time when he wasn't making a start, likely was irrelevant to his success and failure on the field. The consequence was merely one of making Beckett appear entitled, carrying the air of a pitcher who looked as if he cared more about his off-day than his team's well-being.
Of course, such an appearance is precisely the sort of thing that the Red Sox seemingly intended to address in the aftermath of their epic collapse of 2011. Last fall, it was the sense of entitlement that again seemed to permeate the team's horrendous play down the stretch, particularly amidst the portrayal of a gluttonous rotation. And so perception became a very real thing that the team felt it needed to address.
But more significantly, at least for Cherington on the day of his introduction as GM, was the idea of "[restoring] the culture that we expect in the clubhouse, to restore a level of accountability."
Asked on Thursday afternoon whether he felt the Red Sox clubhouse culture had evolved to his satisfaction this season, Cherington suggested it had not.
"When you're 12-18," he noted, a few hours before his club's record dropped to 12-19, "the clubhouse culture is not what you're going to want it to be. Until we get going, it hasn't evolved and it's hard to evaluate. When things aren't going well on the field, inevitably that's going to affect the clubhouse culture to some degree. Guys are not going to feel as good about themselves as they would if things were going well. It hasn't evolved simply because we haven't been playing good enough baseball.
"[But] in terms of the level of accountability and the effort on the part of the people in the clubhouse, I'm very satisfied with that," he continued. "The work that's getting done every day, the fact that they're battling, grinding and taking responsibility when things don't go well. I'm satisfied with that. We haven't had enough good results yet to create a good culture."
The Sox let Terry Francona go and hired Valentine as an agent of changing the clubhouse dynamic and providing a new leadership voice. But the team's struggles on the field have made it difficult for him -- or anyone else associated with the Sox, for that matter -- to assume leadership qualities.
"The manager is a big part of the leadership in the clubhouse. He's not the only part of the leadership in the clubhouse. We all have to lead in our own way," Cherington said. "Thirty games into a season during which we haven't had close to our full complement of players and have been battling that, battling some pretty extreme game circumstances, no matter what our roster looks like we've had some extreme game circumstances, we're certainly all getting tested. Players are getting tested. Coaches are getting tested. Bobby's getting tested. I'm getting tested.
"So, we'll see," he added. "We'll see how we persevere through. I think we will. I think you're always watching and looking for how people are reacting, but I can't make any statement that would have, I don't have a good analysis on the leadership of this team because we're not there yet. We need more time. Thirty games isn't enough."
Nor, evidently, is 31 games, as the trials and tests of the Red Sox at this early stage of the season continue. It is a team that now faces a hostile climate at home -- made even more hostile by the fact that the team has now lost a startling 11 of 12 games at home -- that will challenge further the development of the clubhouse culture that the team seeks.
But right now, the idea of that clubhouse culture is dependent upon a winning culture. And in that realm, the team is falling woefully short. If the Sox were amidst a run of any sustained success, or if they had won on Thursday, then the Beckett controversy would have been mitigated.
Instead, the Sox continued to perform like one of the worst teams in the American League, and those who made it to Fenway Park let them know it.
"When we don't play to our potential and don't win, we're going to hear it," Saltalamacchia said. "That's part of playing in Boston. We know that right now, we're not winning so we're going to hear it even more regardless of what happens. It's frustrating, yeah, but it's part of the game. We've got to go out there and perform. No more talking, no more excuses. We've got to play."
Greg and Chris talk with Mike Reiss from ESPN Boston in hour 2 of NFL Sunday to discuss a variety of offseason happenings with the Pats and throughout the league. Greg and Chris also get into the NFL Draft and where Mariota and Winston will go.
Mike Reiss calls the guys to talk about the offseason news for the Pats. He talks about the Pats/Jets tampoering fiasco, free agency, where he sees Ridley and Connolly ending up, if the Patriots would be interested in Reggie Wayne and more.
In the first hour of the show, Greg and Chris discuss the news coming out of the owners' meetings this week and rule changes. Belichick's blow-up over the league not wanting to spend on endzone cameras was well documented and the guys react. They also talk about the Jets ridiculous tampering charges, free agents still lingering out there, where Stevan Ridley will land and the RB position in New England. Dickerson and Price briefly discuss the adventures of Tom Brady before being joined by WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia to talk all things Pats in the offseason.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
Flannery joins Mut to break down the Isaiah Thomas trade to Boston and what it means for the Celtics this season and in the future. Paul also chats with Mut about the other deals that happened at the NBA's trading deadline
We talk to Chris Mannix from SI to break down the C's acquisition of Isaiah Thomas and the crazy trade deadline in the rest of the NBA.
Joe and Alex talked with the Sox AGM about the state of the team as Opening Day approaches.
Mut, Tomase, and Bradford kick things off talking about Shane Victorino taking offense to people reading into some comments he made about trading for Cole Hamels. They also discuss Blake Swihart and how soon he could be up if Christian Vazquez starts the season on the DL.
Joe Kelly joined the Hot Stove show where he talked about being ready for his next spring training start after a biceps ailment forced him out of his last outing, he talks about his NCAA brackets and how teammate Wade Miley has a perfect bracket still.
Peter Chiarelli joined the Sunday Skate crew to talk about the Bruins playoff push heading into the final handful of games of the regular season. Chiarelli talked about avoiding some of the overly negative feedback he gets while realizing that the team does have real issues. He discusses what went down at the trade deadline and if he was happy with the outcome, Lucic having a down year and underperforming, the salary cap and if he considers it as big of an issue as it's been made out to be and what the future holds for the team.
It's a big hour #2 for the Sunday Skate dudes - they talk about the B's defenseman and what the future looks like at that position, with both moves the team can make and younger guys in the AHL. They also get into the Bruins philosophy on bringing guys up and sending them back down and how players deal with that. Finally, the boys are joined by Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli to discuss EVERYTHING.
The Sunday Skate crew gets the show going discussing the Bruins big, impressive victory over the NY Rangers yesterday. What can you take from that game? According to LB - Lyndon Byers - who called the guys from the road, not a lot. LB drops a dime on what was going on with the Rangers yesterday. DJ and Joe discuss Claude's lines and groupings and the importance of Ryan Spooner. They also get into Lucic, his contributions this year and if he can turn things around.
A caller strongly disagreed with Callahan on Indiana's RFRA law.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
The guys opened the show by discussing the latest news on Boston 2024.
Ryan Spooner joined the show to talk about the B's turning it around as of late, how he lost the fear to make a mistake, the chemistry he's experiencing with the other young players, and more.
Since it's April Fools day, it would make sense to have Christian prank call a friend about his gun ownership.
The picked up an important win last night over the Panthers, keeping ahead of Ottawa for the 8th seed. Andy Brickley called the game last night for NESN and talks about Tuukka's performance and some other items he picked up.
Given the scope of Aaron Hernandez' admitted marijuana use that's come out of this trial, a big debate is "sparked" about how a pro athlete can possibly compete at this level with their lungs and senses impaired to such a degree... or are they impaired at all in the first place? The giant free-for-all hempfest is here.
Dale, Michael and Jerry discuss the Sox and perhaps their biggest hole in this line-up.
We wrap up the day with the best in sound that you may have missed throughout the day.
Chris Price joins Mut to talk about how Revis will heat up the Jets-Pats rivalry next season
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Mikey, Mut, and Lucy are talking about all things New England sports, the Red Sox spring training, more Darrelle Revis and Jets talk, and some Bruins mixed in.
Kirk Minihane joins the show to talk about the Celtics and their chances in the playoffs and how to continue the rebuild. Michael Holley also challenges Minihane to a game of one on one.
Will Noonan joins Chris in the studio to review Wrestlemania and Raw.
Dino, Gerry and Kirk talk about Kirk's massage and crap all over Sausage.
We listen in on Adam Shefter's deflategate report on NFL Live on ESPN, and discuss when we can expect this whole mess to come to a head.More from this show
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PSA: Label your Seeds
Would just like to take a moment to make a public safety announcement. Make sure you label your seeds while pre-soaking them, and to mark the containers you put them in.
Did you know that cauliflower, spinach, and deadly nightshade seeds are all virtually identical to each other?
I'm glad I kept all of mine separated out in to labeled cups and made a map to my starter cel locations for each of them!
And now you know, and knowing is half the battle! YO JOE!
I learned my lesson about labeling. The first seed tray I started, had about 20 different types of seed in it. I had them all mapped out square by square on paper. I cut the trays up into 6 cell segments and rearranged them all after a couple of weeks (arranging the plants from highest to lowest) without physically marking all the segments. I didn't really realize my mistake until after the damage was done. They were my first real seedlings too, I had no idea what any of them were.
I have a problem about the label thingy too. I shelled out my dried blue lake bush and pole beans. I just set the bowls on the table to dry some more, knowing left was pole and right was bush or vice versa, I can't remember now, it was months ago.
My sweet wife came home and moved them while cleaning. So now I don't know which ones are poles and which ones are bush!
It wouldn't be a big deal if I hadn't already set up my trellis for this spring.


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Medallion finders to donate $500 prize to church youth group
For Jen Shonkwiler and her family of Hastings, the annual Edina Realty medallion has been the highlight to Rivertown Days for many years. Hunting for it has been a challenge.
This year, the hunt was a successful one when Jen and her daughter Kayla found the medallion along the trail near Hastings Middle School.
What to do with the $500 cash prize generated a quick response.
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A new Indiana State University Youth Sports League will offer a flag football program this fall for children ages 4 to 11.
Jeriah Threlfall, a graduate student in educational leadership, decided to create the program after noticing a need in the community for recreational opportunities for children, He also realized that it would also would be an experiential learning opportunity for ISU students. Threlfall will direct the program during the fall semester.
"There are about 7,000 kids who go to school in the area and there are not enough opportunities to participate in a high quality league at affordable prices," Threlfall said. "Similar leagues in Indianapolis cost $100 or more per player. Our league is just $55."
ISU students will have the chance to help run the league by enrolling in a newly created physical education course.
"As a part of their preparation for future job placement, our students need to learn how to create a sports league that is self-sufficient and profitable," Threlfall said. "This experience will help them."
John Pommier, chair of the department of kinesiology, recreation and sport, believes the program is off to a good start.
"Jeriah is a great person and he's doing the right thing to get students involved. The program follows through with the university's mission," Pommier said
"The community will benefit from a safe, well-organized youth program which allows children to develop social, mentally, and physically," Threlfall said. "There is a huge need to fight childhood obesity and youth sports do this through physical exercise. ISU will benefit through the experience given to our students and by bringing the community to our campus for games."
Threlfall has worked on setting up the league and physical education course for more than a year and is ready to see his plan in motion.
"We want to grow this into a program that is known for producing well-qualified graduates who know how to run a youth program, run a business, and succeed in their chosen careers after graduation," he said. "I am excited to see this finally happen."
The flag football program is set to begin this fall, with games scheduled each Saturday between Sept. 10 and Nov. 5. The cost is $55 ($50 for additional siblings in the same family). A $10 late fee will be charged for registrations after Sept. 1. For more information, or to register, visit www.isuyouthsports.org.
Contact: Jeriah Threlfall, department of kinesiology, recreation and sport, Indiana State University, 812-237-4409 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Writer: Britany Dean, media relations assistant, Office of Communications and Marketing, Indiana State University, 812-237-3773.
The program is available for children 4 to 11 years old.Sept. 1 is the deadline to register. Games will be played on Saturdays beginning Sept. 10.
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ESPN staffSeptember 19, 2012 « Bisping commands the respect of Jon Jones | Chartbeat test »
Spanish cycling Victor Cabedo, who rode for the Euskaltel Euskadi team, has been killed in a training ride.
The 23-year-old was involved in a collision with a vehicle on a public road north of Valencia. "Victor Cabedo has passed away after being knocked down," team physio Josu Larrazabal wrote on his Twitter feed. "A big hug for his family. Rest in peace."
Cabedo only turned professional last year and was in action in the Tour of Britain last week.
Vuelta a Espana winner Alberto Contador, competing at the Road World Championships in Netherlands, said: "From here I send my full support to his family, his friends and his team who will have been torn apart by this."


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Plea bargain gives elderly Menlo Park man a chance
Original post made on Dec 30, 2010
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, December 30, 2010, 11:52 AM
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a resident of Woodside: Emerald Hills
on Dec 30, 2010 at 10:48 pm
How does it make any sense at all to prosecute this elderly man for possessing a small amount of addictive, pleasure-inducing substances? What kind of country is this?
a resident of another community
on Dec 31, 2010 at 11:56 am
While generally for decriminalizing, and in some cases, legalizing, I gotta say:
Meth is some bad news. It ain't pot, nor booze. Very few, if any, can control it for long. And if you were acquainted with someone using, you'd know it.
Some bad $#+t.
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A big thank you goes out to PBS member station WFSU in Tallahassee on behalf of everyone at JES for the wonderful reading area they donated to our Library Media Center! The reading area is comprised of a PBS Kids rug, a bookshelf, and many books, imcluding several Spanish and bilingual titles. Please see the pictures and join us in appreciation of WFSU and their contribution to our school!
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Some French investors are getting rich by actively trading funds using an old, risk-free life insurance deal that's being fought over in court.
Some French investors are getting rich by actively trading funds using an old, risk-free life insurance deal that's being fought over in court.
Stock picking is a cruel joke and a pretense used to transfer money from your pocket to those who manage it.
Savvy investors should consider the fees, expense ratios, fund classes and performance of their 401(k)s. And if they're weak, they should seek alternatives.
Your decision partly depends on how efficient you think the market is. The debate rages, particularly since active funds can at times get better returns.
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Unique Pizza and Subs Corporation today announced it has engaged Dr. M. (Mali) S. Reddy, a dairy industry scientist, to advise the company on global business development strategy and implementation.
Reddy is founder and president of Denver-based American Dairy and Food Consulting Laboratories and International Media and Cultures, which has 10 manufacturing plants around the world. According to a news release, he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012, 2013 and 2014, holds more than 150 U.S. and international patents and has published more than 70 scientific articles on dairy starter cultures, probiotics, pharmaceuticals, and complementary alternative medicines pertaining to probiotics.
Reddy has served as a technical consultant to more than 70 national and international companies, including Domino's Pizza and Papa John's Pizza. He holds M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in food technology, microbiology and (virology) with honors and distinctions from Iowa State University.
Effective today, Unique Pizza and Subs has engaged Reddy for 13 months, with renewal options, to advise the company on developing new products, new cheese blends, development and implementation of a frozen pizza-to-market strategy in Asia and U.S. to include supply chain, logistics, packaging, shipping, financing as well as taking part of the day to day operations, according to the release.
Unique Pizza and Subs is compensating Reddy with 7 million shares of the company restricted stock, which will make him a 10-percent shareholder in UPZS. Reddy has also acquired the rights to become the master franchise of India.
"Dr. Reddy is an extraordinary man whose expertise in cheese and food science is matched only by his immense success in the dairy industry as an accomplished entrepreneur, transnational business executive and philanthropist. We are pleased to begin working with him closely on our global frozen pizza marketing initiative, and confident that his contribution will help transform our company into the global industry leader we have always envisioned," CEO James Vowler said in the release.
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Henrique skates with Devils; nearly ready to return?
Jan 25, 2013, 11:07 AM EDT
With two wins in their first two games, the New Jersey Devils were already feeling pretty good about life after Zach Parise.
Today, they may be feeling even better, as center Adam Henrique took to the ice to participate in the team's morning skate at the Prudential Center.
Henrique – a rookie of the year nominee in 2011-12 – has been recovering from thumb surgery, which he underwent in November.
Per The Star-Ledger, today marked the first time since his operation that the 22-year-old has practiced with all his teammates.
Henrique has said he's targeting an early February return, and he appears on target to do just that.
The Devils host the reeling Capitals tonight.
Caps' Wilson the latest to be fined for diving
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Mar 27, 2015, 12:36 PM EDT
Vancouver laid another egg last night versus the Avs.
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Mar 27, 2015, 12:29 PM EDT
Because things aren't trending in a good direction for him.
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Three straight road wins has the Kings looking postseason-bound.
Blues confirm Elliott will be playoff starter
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About the Hunt Phelan home
Built between 1828 - 1832, the home was host to many well known Tennesseans such as President Andrew Jackson, Jefferson Davis and General N.B. Forest. Confederate General Leonidas Polk planed the battle of Corinth in the home and General U.S. Grant later used the house as his headquarters where he devised the Vicksburg campaign. The home also serves as a Union hospital. After the war, one of the first schools for freed slaves was built on the ppropter by the Freedman's Bureau.


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Weekend Trivia: Saturday
Morning all,
Actually, it is Friday night for me and I am home from taking our neighbor out to dinner and have Midsomer Murders on the tv. Lovely. Her daughter stays out in Middleburg with her horses and friends for one evening each week, so we entertain her 85 year-old mom. Love her, so it is fun for us, too.
Since I have to go into school in the morning to finish up paperwork and start packing up my room, I thought I would post tonight. I should be home by noon or one, so if this stumps you, I can start clues then.
So, what is the slowest-moving fish in the ocean?
See you all in about 15 hours.
Cynthia - good job getting a post in even though you are gone this morning. Nancy asked if I could do it this morning and I said yes, but this is better, at least for me. :)
Once upon a time I would have thought starfish was the answer, but I understand they are not really fish. More thought is required, and probably hints.
I'm off to my first farmers' market this morning and will check back in sometime after 1:00.
Ahhh, that explains it, Nancy. I thought some kind of glitch must have happened. As for the slow fish, I'm still working on that, and by working, I mean waiting to see if mental lightning strikes or a huge hint appears.
Annette's hint hasn't done it for me yet. Annette, are you all over feeling peely-wally and back to normal?
LOL TM, I'm back to my normal, if you can call it that.
Some people have these in aquariums, when we were into salt water aquariums we thought about getting a couple but passed on it.
I picked up on Cyn's clue. The females of this species has an easy time of it if you ask me.
Well, I am back. Anyone here into mythology? I think my favorite god is Poseidon. Odd what one comes across when cleaning out a classroom/office. Two more days, but I am all cleaned up now and on built-in shelves and boxes. Of course, if I have to move offices, then I will need to box the stuff/books I have on shelves and not in boxes. I will not be a happy camper if that happens.
TM, hope the market was fun and profitable. Farmers' markets are one of my favorite things about summer and fall. My dad used to take us to the 69th Street market near Philadelphia (maybe it was actually in Phila.) to get cider in the fall. What a great dad!
Did not get back here until now. Got it from Nancy's last clue and all the other clues make sense. I have forgotten, does the male carry the babies in his mouth?
At one time we had a skeleton of one but no idea what happened to it, probably got broken as it was fragile.
The slowest moving fish, according to the Guiness Book of World Records is the seahorse-specifically, H. zosterae (the dwarf seahorse)with a top speed of about 5 feet (150 cm) per hour. Their genus is Hippocampus which comes from the Greek: hippo=horse, kampus= sea monster. They swim very poorly, rapidly fluttering a dorsal fin and using pectoral fins (located behind their eyes) to steer. Seahorses have no caudal fin. Since they are poor swimmers, they are most likely to be found resting with their prehensile tails wound around a stationary object.
**** for Annette and Bobbie. Nancy, do I owe you stars, too?
Some interesting facts from Wikipedia:
Seahorses range in size from 0.6 to 14 in. They are named for their equine appearance. Although they are bony fish, they do not have scales but rather thin skin stretched over a series of bony plates, which are arranged in rings throughout their body. Each species has a distinct number of rings. Seahorses swim upright, another characteristic that is not shared by their close pipefish relatives, who swim horizontally. Unusual among fish, seahorses have a flexible, well-defined neck. They also sport a coronet on the head, which is distinct for each individual.
The male seahorse is equipped with a brood pouch on the ventral, or front-facing, side. When mating, the female seahorse deposits up to 1,500 eggs in the male's pouch. The male carries the eggs for 9 to 45 days until the seahorses emerge fully developed, but very small. Once the seahorses are released into the water, the male's role is done and he offers no further care.
Many seahorse species are data deficient, and there is insufficient information to make an assessment about their risk of extinction. Because the seahorse population is unknown, there is a risk of losing more seahorses because of the lack of information about how many are dying each year, how many are being born, the number used for souvenirs, etc. Coral reefs and seagrass beds are deteriorating, reducing viable habitats for seahorses.
As Annette said, people do sometimes keep them in aquaria, but if culled from the wild, they do not survive well under such circumstances. Seahorses are being bred in captivity now and those survive better in an aquarium.
Oh, and Poseidon's steed is a seahorse.
Happy Father's Day, TM! Hope you get lots of hugs and no ties!
A seahorse! I would never have guessed it, though now that I know it, it does come back to me that Poseidon rode a seahorse. That little tidbit was buried somewhere in what passes for my brain. We all know a zillion things, it's the retrieving of them that is hard.
Great question, Cynthia, and thanks for the Fathers' Day wishes. DD2 and the GSs have already been here today, and I got hugs and no ties. Perfect.


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Defiantly Sesshy!!!!!! I LUV SESSHY SOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!
And also Naraku.
I would take Inuyasha as well
Songo....then Kagura if Songo allowed me a consort.
Shippo for me!!!! he always makes me laugh........and we would be able to pull pranks together on inu! XD
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@Einherjar That's not the Wil Wheaton I know. The Wheaton I know plays video games. He's a big fan of adventure games (hence his enthusiastic involvement with Broken Age).
Why? He does good voice acting. Go play Broken Age and try not to laugh!
In all seriousness, I like Wil Wheaton (from Stand By Me to Star Trek to Big Bang Theory). He's a good actor, and a really nice guy.
I LOVED his recent voice acting in the game Broken Age as Curtis the Lumberjack:
I LOVE Simogo's games! I'll gladly buy all their games over again for the Wii U!
I want Bayonetta 3, 4, and 5 please! Also, bring Bayonetta to Smash Bros.
Thank you.
Awesome, now I just want news on the sequel.
Wasn't there an extremely reliable rumor last year that 2 Metroid games were in development (a 3D one and a 2D side scroller)?
Also, isn't Retro Studios working on something that they haven't announced yet?
Yeah, this is not going to end well.
... and it crashes.
Has anyone found an answer for this problem?
I can't believe I never knew this!!!
Wow, I'm hooked!
So, does this mean there are no reports of the Trilogy crashing when playing off an external hard drive?
Has anyone experienced any problems with playing Metroid Prime Trilogy off of an external hard drive?
Sheik and Megaman, please.
I'm having the same problem. It just goes to a black screen, and then returns to the Wii U menu. No error message or anything.
This is very troubling since I was really looking forward to the Metroid Prime Trilogy, and there is no way that will fit on my Wii U. I hope Nintendo can fix this issue, pronto.
These are all ones that I know of (excluding the Wii remote and nunchuck support)
- The graphics for 1 and 2 are improved (upgraded texures, bloom lighting, fixed glitches, improved environmental effects, 16:9 aspect ratio)
- The award system for 3 is incorporated into 1 and 2
- Faster loading times
- Echoes's difficulty is slightly lowered
- Fully incorporated 4-person-local-multiplayer based off the version from Echoes
- Ability to unlock the Metroid Fusion suit (that was originaly only unlockable by linking Fusion on the GBA and Prime on GC)
- New unified start menu
I'm seriously awestruck!
Also, the "Twilight Zelda" (Picture 8) . . . I'm at a loss for words.
Also, bring Bayonetta to Smash Bros! She'd be perfect in that game!
No anime, please!
Nothing has ever seemed to top the N64 version. 7 and 8 have come close.
6- MK Wii
The best way to combat piracy is to make only high quality products, make them widely available (with world wide launch dates being as close as possible), and sell them at reasonable prices.
Cure the disease, not the symptoms.
Well, they both are basically saying the same thing. You turn into Lode Runner at the end of Bomberman.
Yes it is. In fact, if you beat Bomberman on the NES, Bomberman will turn into Lode Runner and it says:
Here's a video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoLUzlZgei8
I'm not a fan of Pokemon, so I don't know too much, but I was under the impression this guy was the worst:
I'm still waiting for a sequel to Super Mario RPG.
Super Mario RPG > Mario & Luigi or Paper Mario
Now, don't get me wrong, I love the SimCity franchise. I just hate what EA Has done with it. The current PC version is terrible, and obviously this was going to be a port of that monstrosity.
I wish Will Wright would come back and save his creation. I have so many fond memories of SimCity 2000, 3000, and 4.
I'm with Sakurai, a playable Ridley would be a bad idea . . . also imagine the pain Yoshi and Kirby would go through swallowing her.
I am glad they focused on creating a game rather than a game and planing DLC.
However if they do DLC, I'd love Bayonetta to join the roster. Her crazy moves would fit right in with Smash Bros.
Also X and Zero would be kewl.
This actually may be fun.
@audiobrainiac I found it at some random collectable store in Wisconsin Dells. I saw both that and the shield on the wall. Sadly, I couldn't afford the matching shield.
That's awesome, but I prefer mine...
Seriously, am I the only one that thinks they look like Daleks?
Nintendo has been approached multiple times for movies based on their IPs (Mario, Zelda, and especially Metroid). But, Nintendo has been so weary since the flop of the SMB Movie that nothing has ever been greenlit. I think the one that was the closest to actually being made was a Metroid movie in the early 2000s.
However, with Bowser appearing in Wreck It Ralph, maybe Nintendo will become a bit more willing to take a chance and do another movie based on their IPs.
I'd really love to see a "LOTR-style" Zelda film or an "Alien-style" Metroid film.
I miss Rare.
Another original and nearly flawless game by Rare!
Took me 4 stores to finally get a copy.
The two GameStop stores only had reserved copies, Target was out, the west side Best Buy was out . . . but thankfully the east side Best Buy had a copy.
Oh, and I live in Madison, WI.
I got my brother's external hard drives for this specific reason!
Don't do this to us Lanning!!!!
This game keeps getting better and better! I can't wait til I get payed so I can get this DLC!
If they treat this game like Ubisoft did with Watch Dogs, I'm out! It better be released with or released around the launch date for the PS4 and XBOne.
Oh my god, how I LOVED this game. I spent a whole summer playing it over and over again. I also have so many fond memories of playing mini golf with my friends (back when I had friends that played video games).
What was so great was the variety of courses, the user friendly interface (that also was hard to master), and just the joy and little Nintendo touches that made you wish you could crawl into the game, and just watch Yoshi put the ball in while you lie on a blanket next to the pond.
Seriously, I could never find any flaw in this game. The variety, the perfect balance of real golf and the Mushroom Kindom, the multiplayer, just everything!
This game took away so many hours of my teenage years. The only thing better than GodlenEye 007 is GoldenEye 007 + Game Shark Pro!
The hours I spent uncovering things like the "Classic Bond" portraits (proving that the All Bond Cheat actually was experimented with at one point), shooting tank shells from my head, walking through all doors, playing Statue and Cradle in Multiplayer, exploring the outpost in the Dam level, and of course playing as a floating arm.
Oh, also, what other game can you slide around on your knees, and dance like a moron by press the C buttons the right way?
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I bottled my first batch yesterday and put them in the garage in a box with a blanket around it. I took a temp and it got down to 35 degrees in there. I was worried but thought it would be cool. today I cracked one and no fizz at all, is it because it takes a while to carbonate? Am I doomed to have a batch of flat beer? I brought them inside just in case, my house is like 60-70 all the time. I dont have an extra fridge yet. any ideas?
+1; If you're natural carbing bottles (what it sounds like) you want them about 3 weeks around 70 to carb up properly. pop one in the fridge for awhile and see how they're doing, then when they're right, just fridge'em and the yeast/sediment will settle to the bottom (pour slowly and enjoy!).
i hope i didnt kill them!!! I left them outside over night below 40! man I thought you had to condition at around 40! crap... lesson learned well I got two more batches going and I tasted one i mean two from the said batch (two because you never know, faulty caps and all) and it was delicious with out the carbonation, caught a slight buzz too. It will be ten times better IF it carbonates. I brought them in and hopefully all goes well. if not I will chock it up to the brew gods. Started a kolsch today that I am pretty excited about!
Cold conditioning is sometimes used at the end of fermentation to help the beer clear out.
Once it's bottled it needs to be able to carbonate, and this usually takes about 3 weeks at room temp. After it is done carbing up, you can store them cool of you prefer, but this also isn't necessary, although it can prolong shelf life and stability.
You should be fine, you didn't kill anything.
When you bottle it, give your stout a little longer to carb, my stouts always seemed to take longer (but most of my stouts were strong).


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This page contains Valhalla Knights 2 Hints for PSP called "Getting allies for your party" and has been posted or updated on Mar 12, 2010 by WallaceHeroes. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: K2
- Publisher: Xseed Games
- Genre: Role-Playing Action RPG
- Release Date: Oct 1, 2008
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Getting allies for your party
You can get allies for in your party in the Targus Guild. It costs 500g for the first ally, 1,000g for the second, etc. When in the guild, go to the woman with the cigar on the left. Select the first option (Ally). You will see four options, "Add Ally", "Remove Ally", "Find New Ally" and "Dismiss". Select the "Find New Ally" option to make an new member for party and you are done. After that, choose the option "Add Ally". You will now have two party members.
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For all students, staff and faculty to embrace and value diversity.
To provide the catalyst for creating a climate on CVCC campuses for a positive educational experience for all students.
Upcoming: The Office of Multicultural Affairs and BB&T presents the Celebration of Nations! April 11, 2015 10am-3pm at the CVCC front lawn. This event is free to the community and everyone is encouraged to come in their native attire and proudly display it for all. There will be a wide variety of multicultural exhibits, displays entertainment, dancing, cultural food samples, and event speakers. Come and enjoy all the festivities!


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It was a great party!!!
Thank you all for coming, the party was so successful because of all the guests that came bring beautiful plants and delicious food. The time flew but we captured some of the moments to remind us again and for those that for one reason or other couldn't be with us...
Scenes from the garden before the party started
And now some pictures from the party, that in no way capture all the fun that we had! Let's begin with the food
The swap in full swing, again thank you all that came with such a lovely plants! Group photo, not all that came are in the picture....
Hi Amber
I was happy to see you and your dad, it is great to see the regulars and meet new gardeners too. I hope that all of those driving long distances got home safe.
And of course time flies when you are having fun and after the party we were planting! Everything is on its place now...
Behind the scenes, Larry came at 9am to help us, he is a lifesaver! Carmen helped with the swap, I bet she was tired, we were so busy!. And we finished cleaning early because of Barbie's and her mom help, they were so wonderful!
WHAT A GREAT TIME I HAD! Thank you so much Silva for a wonderful garden party. I met so many wonderful folks and for my first time attending a garden swap I learned a lot too....YOU, your home and gardens are just beautiful. I thank you and everyone for all the plants I got to bring home....and now I can transform this blank yard into hopefully a beautiful tropical paradise. I had SO much fun and will not miss another one. HAPPY GARDENING! :)
Hi Fairyblooms
It was so great to meet you! I am glad that you had a good time, I think that we all did and yes! you have to join us for all the parties. So many wonderful gardeners come and I have learn so much from everyone, their experience is better than books anytime.
Looking forward to October....
Hi Mark and Judy!
You are always the highlight of the party! I have learned so much from you, I forgot to show you my front porch where some of your beautiful plants live happy.:) Thank you for coming and making the party a big success!
And here is a good picture of some of our friends, someone is meditating after the work...
Oh, it looks wonderful! It was simply lovely and surely tons of fun! I hated missing it once again, but I have been up to my eyeballs moving my mother from her home of 33 years to a beautiful new apartment (her choice). My sisters came in town this past weekend to help but it really hurt to miss this gathering once again. Thanks for posting all of the pictures and follow-up.
I will BE THERE at the next one. Put it in stone. :)
Carol in Jacksonville
Hi Kara
What a nice pictures, thank you for taking them, one of them almost looks like the one Willy took before the party.:)
Thank you for coming and your wonderful plants and tasty pies, you know so many things! it is great to have you with us!
Hi Carol
We missed you! one of these days you just have to join us and meet the gang, we always have such a great time. And to let you know a little secret, Carmen can whistle big time! she was the referee at the swap, putting us all in order,lol.
I had a luffa day today, thanks to Tommy....
I regret not going. My mom came home after the party and showed me a bunch of pictures she took. Also, thank you for the preserves. I am a loquat lover. I haven't tried it yet, but I will this weekend. We like to do a nice breakfast every other weekend or so and the preserves will be included. Yum!
Mark, we have to improve at every party and have a lot of surprises! we welcome new gardeners to our great group of regulars. Everything runs so smoothly and we love to meet and share some good time doing what we like the best, being around plants and good food is a blessing! October will come quickly...
Hi Dawn, I am glad that you had a good time, it was so nice to meet you and living close to us, you cannot miss our get togethers, they are always fun and interesting with all the experience from the garden friends.
Here is a reminder
Hi Miranda
You should of come with your mom. We also love the loquats and make many dishes with them. This time was the preserves so the flavor of the fruit comes up, it only has loquats, water and sugar. I don't use any preservatives or pectins on anything that I can. The long time that I took was taking the peels of, seeds come easy. I wish that I could take my tree and give it to you because unfortunately we are taking it out for the safety of our pets. In the front yard would of being okay because it makes a nice shade tree.
Thanks to Willie showing me how to use the GPS in my new smartphone, I made it home without getting lost and I liked the route that he selected for me.
For those of you who missed it I assure you that it was a lovely garden party. And, thanks to all for the interesting new plants that I got to bring home.
Silvia -- the canned loquats were delicious. We ate most of them in our oatmeal for breakfast on Sunday morning. I did notice that the loquats were peeled. :) Must have been time consuming. Don't feel too bad for Miranda because I have 2 young loquat trees that are getting large enough to produce a light crop. Within the next few years I expect to have enough to can like you did.
Silvia, have you ever made jabotacaba preserves before? I'm getting a very good harvest right now. I presume because we had such a mild winter. I'm needing to come up with an idea to do something with them other than to just freeze the extra.
I saw Mark at the nursery where he works today. He did get to see your hanging plant on your front porch. He was impressed.
You taught me something new with your new tomato cages - very impressive. I ordered some for myself but not as many as I wanted because of the cost. Thanks again for hosting the enjoyable garden party.
Hi Christine
It was great to have you at the party, you know I miss my regulars when they don't come...and I am glad that you had a good time.
You are going to love the tomato cages! I had to put the extensions on a few tomatoes already and picked some ripe ones on the way.
I thought that I was going to have some luffa days after the party but no, I got busy! yesterday I had jury duty and today picked squash, cucumbers, beets to pickle. Tomorrow I will be making carrots...I started with the banana harvest, after the loquats and now the rest. I made Moroccan pickled beets, spice pickled beets and I left all the yellow ones to be eaten with marinades only, they were so sweet!..I made a big batch of oriental cucumber salad and made cucumber pickles too.
I didn't have a chance to give a tour of my small garden, but it is producing an abundance of lettuce, greens and spinach and today I saw pole beans too, there are more cucumbers than I thought and zucchini also.
Christine, jaboticaba jam for you:
Remove the seeds, chop the skins, and cook together equal parts of chopped fruit and sugar, with a tablespoon of lime juice to every 3 cups of fruit and sugar. Cook till set and process.
Hi Papa Jim
We missed you at the party! but the next time you just have to come.:)
I am glad to hear that your grandson did very well, you are a happy grandpa and that is how it should be. Handsome grandson! and give him my congratulations.
Hi Tommy
It is a great pleasure for us to have the garden friends at our house, it is not only entertaining but we learn a lot from all of you.
Today was a carrot day, they were perfect but so big! they are good for the recipe that I made. Also had your peas, they were delicious! and you had different kinds. I keep saying, one of these days I am going to see your garden...
I heard that you liked the music, we tried to put a blend for all tastes. I was so busy that I didn't hear one song.:)
I just saw this gratitude video and I thought I share it with you, the author photography is amazing! I saw yesterday about the hummingbirds, the bees, butterflies and flowers.
And someone at the party asked me how big were the carrots, so I took a picture this morning, they are big!
And the beans are producing, the pole and the purple are bush
Here is a link that might be useful: gratitude
Hi Silvia,
The tomato cages came this afternoon. As I was just finishing putting the cages in place it started to rain hard so I had to go inside. Since I don't need the extensions quite yet, it was okay that I didn't get them on today. My plants aren't as far along as yours and I certainly won't be harvesting real soon. Lucky you!
I forgot to tell you that I did have a beet harvest this spring but not from plants grown in the ground. I planted them in wide horizontal containers. They did quite well. I like the look of the yellow beet. Makes a nice contrast.
I took some photos of your garden so I could look at them as home. I didn't take the time to study what you had growing when I was at the party. Got too distracted.
I was surprised to see that you had a crop of carrots going. I figured that it was to hot to still have carrots around.Yours surely are beauties.
Nice harvest of beans also. My pole and bush bean plants are just loaded with blooms. My harvest time will be coming too.
I was just thinking about making some jaboticaba jam since I have more fruit than we can eat. Thanks so much for the recipe.
I watched the YouTube 'Gratitude' video. The photography was indeed spectacular.
Hi Christine
I saw on tv on an inspirational program the author of the video and it was amazing, to see all the flowers, bees, butterflies and I specially liked the hummingbirds and how they looked like they were dancing in the sky, great work capturing those nature scenes!
I think we were all so busy looking at different things at the party, especially me that I had to coordinate a lot of things...Lucy, my rescue dog was socializing too.:) this is her first party.
I meant to show the new spinach that I have growing by the fig, it is called red cardinal and is so good! I think so far is one of the best!
The carrots are from a second planting and they are still sweet, time to harvest them and most will be frozen shredded in the food processor. They keep the best like that to be used in recipes and for my pets.
I made carrot, orange and cardamom recipe that is one of my favorites
Hi Derbika
You should try to come to one of the garden parties and have fun with us, they are very educational, I know I always learn a lot of things from everyone. Great group of friends and gardeners! I look forward to see them all...
Hi Silvia,
The photo that caught my eye the most in the Gratitude video was the one where there was an image within the image. A reflection in the water droplet.
Your Red Cardinal spinach does look good. I'll give that one a try too. I'm impressed that the spinach hasn't bolted yet. The Bordeaux grew well but it wasn't as tender as I would have liked. Yeah, I did figure that it was the second planting for the carrots since the foliage looked so good.
When you shred your carrots for freezing do you steam them first?
I see you have been doing more canning. I bought some limes this evening so I can make that jaboticaba jam. I picked more fruits today. The last picking for a while.
Hi Tom!
You are always missed at the get togethers and I hope that you can come the next time and see old friends and meet new ones...also check on your plants and seeds that are growing so well.
A lot of people asked me about the cucumbers, and I could not remember that moment. The first by the trail was Corinto, the middle was Sweet Success from Tom' seeds, the third was Katrina. I have to tell you that they perform different depending on the seasons, this time my favorites are: 1- Katrina, 2- Sweet Success, 3-Corinto. I do prefer a smooth skin cucumber and I love the taste of my favorite. Diva is also good but sometimes it does not do well.
Amber, one of the people asking was your dad, please let him know, there is a link on where I bought them.
Hi Christine
The spinach and the lettuce will be bolting soon with the heat but I will have all those greens
I don't cook the carrots, the same moment that I harvest them, I shred them and put about 2 cups in freezer bags, this way they can be used later for soups, breads or my pet's meals.
I am doing zucchini pickles the way Jamie Oliver does, they are pickled for few minutes with vinegar and after they are put in olive oil to cure for a few weeks, they are delicious!
Here is a link that might be useful: cucumbers
Tom, those sweet alysum smell nice, they are doing good by the beans but they sure took a long time...
One of the things that they said in the program that I watched the other day, is that we can all be photographers these days, capturing moments in nature anytime and I remember Mark's picture of the begonia that you could actually see the hairs on it or the snake coming out of the birdhouse, those are great shots!
I always learn something new at Silvia's. I'd never heard of aerobic septic systems. Pretty cool idea.
And I always come home with some plant that I would never have thought to try. My yard is more fragrant and enjoyable thanks to Silvia... and Mark. That Rose Cactus is one mean little plant.
This year Silvia gifted me some breads. Pretty imaginative stuff. Silvia is quite the food artist.
Hi Larry
You are my lifesaver! We really appreciate your help and I agree with you, our yards are turning beautiful thanks to Mark, he is our teacher and benefactor.:)
I am glad that you liked the breads, I used so many recipes to come up with a different ones to use the harvest.
Everything was perfect at the party because of all the help we got and our most wonderful guests!
M, you had it under wraps:), those tomatoes look good!
My lunch today was zucchini ribbons and Moroccan carrot salad and I used the aji amarillo that Doug gifted me, it is so good! with just the right spice for me, I even tried it by itself and has a nice crunchy flavor...
And I used my favorite cucs for this Asian salad
Hi Christine
Those jams look good and I am sure they are very tasty! We went to pick blueberries to the farm near the house, they are getting better and better every year, we picked as much as we could handle.:) I made muffins for the freezer, jams, pies, ate them fresh and tonight I am making a blueberry cake to take it to a Kentucky Derby party, I am also making pickled vegetables and shrimp to bring...


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