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Explaining the Marlins' attendance standing
The Miami Marlins, contrary to popular belief, do not have the worst attendance in the league. Which intuitively makes very little sense.
The Miami Marlins, contrary to popular belief, do not have the worst attendance in the league. Which intuitively makes very little sense.
Once several players on the disabled list begin to get healthy, the Miami Marlins will have several tough decisions to make as a result of promoting young prospects to take the place of injured players.
Miami Marlins president of baseball operations Larry Beinfest admits that the team's injuries have forced them into pushing their prospects earlier than initially planned.
The Miami Marlins committed a full-scale fire sale last November, and since that time, it has gotten harder and harder to find retailers to take on the Marlins Park parking garage vendor space.
Miami Marlins' manager Mike Redmond has had to work with a short bench for most of the season as a result of several injuries, with Chris Valaika being the newest Marlin to be placed on the disabled list.
The Miami Marlins have responded to last night's injury to Chris Valaika by calling up the hot-hitting second base prospect Derek Dietrich, who will start this afternoon.
The Miami Marlins are struggling with attendance as expected, and their plan is to tarp off the upper bowl seats for certain weeknight games. The move is a saddening reminder that the Fish mishandled their attendance situation in the offseason.
The Miami Marlins continue to receive bad news on the injury front, as starting pitcher Henderson Alvarez has been moved to the 60-day disabled list with continued shoulder problems.
The Miami Marlins continue to suffer from a major injury bug, as starting second baseman Donovan Solano is now headed for the disabled list with left-sided "discomfort."
Heading into Sunday's start, starter Kevin Slowey was still looking for his first win. Slowey has pitched well enough in several contests to win, but Miami's offense has struggled when he is on the mound.
The Miami Marlins have jumped to a 9-0 lead against Roy Halladay and the Philadelphia Phillies, and a big part of that has been Adeiny Hechavarria, who hit a grand slam in the third inning. Halladay was pulled from the game after just 2 1/3 innings.
Miami Marlins starter Jose Fernandez struck out a career-best nine Philadelphia Phillies hitters and left the game with just one hit and no runs allowed.
Miami Marlins rookie outfielder Marcell Ozuna hit his first home run of the season in tonight's game versus the Philadelphia Phillies.
The early news on Giancarlo Stanton's right hamstring injury is that he has a grade 2 strain. What does that mean for the Marlins and Stanton's timetable to return?
Miami Marlins starting pitcher Henderson Alvarez was set to begin a rehab stint this week, but some shoulder discomfort has once again shut down the righty, preventing his rehab and delaying his return to the majors.
On Thursday, the Marlins reinstated shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria from the disabled list and selected the contract of outfielder Matt Diaz. Nick Green was designated for assignment and Brad Hand was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans.
Juan Pierre stole his 600th career base, making him one of just 14 players since 1900 to reach 600 stolen bases in a career.
The Miami Marlins will get Adeiny Hechavarria back from the disabled list after he resolved his straining elbow issue. To make room, the Marlins will likely designated Nick Green for assignment.
The Miami Marlins and Giancarlo Stanton are facing major setbacks thanks to Stanton's latest right hamstring injury. What can we expect from Stanton's recovery, and when can he return to the team?
The Miami Marlins have called up Marcell Ozuna and Brad Hand in response to Giancarlo Stanton's and Joe Mahoney's injuries during Monday night's game.
Giancarlo Stanton suffered a hamstring injury in tonight's game between the Miami Marlins and the New York Mets. Now he has been moved along with Joe Mahoney to the 15-day disabled list.
Watch the play from tonight's Miami Marlins / New York Mets game in which Giancarlo Stanton injured his right leg.
Miami Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton injured his right leg running out a ground ball against Bobby Parnell and the New York Mets. He was pulled from the game immediately after the play, walking off on his own volition.
Although the Miami Marlins didn't expect Juan Pierre to be hitting above .300 from the leadoff spot to begin the year, Pierre has struggled to get on base to begin the season. This has hindered his run towards 600 stolen bases.
Giancarlo Stanton started off the 2013 season very slow, but he has picked it up in the last two days. Here is the video from his two home runs against the Chicago Cubs in the Marlins' 6-4 win.


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The orchard is situated on the highest ground in Antrim County. Looking west we can see Torch Lake, about 3 miles away, and Grand Traverse Bay and the Leelanau peninsula beyond that. The rolling hills and ridges here were formed by the glaciers and are called drumlins. They help to allow good cold air drainage, which is important to prevent frost damage. Our proximity to Lake Michigan's Grand Traverse Bay keeps the temperatures moderated in the spring and fall. Many people feel that the best fruit in the world is grown here in northwestern Michigan.
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If you are married and file a joint return, mortgage interest can be deducted on a qualified home owned either jointly or by only one spouse. If you are married and file separate returns and you and your spouse own more than one home, you can each deduct interest from only one home. However, if you both consent in writing then one spouse can deduct both the main home and a second home.


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In The Artists Studio with Adam Barsby
January 20, 2012 in Featured, In The Artists Studio
We caught up with Adam Barsby at his studio for a chat about his current and past work, and a whole lot more. You can view all of the original painted work by Adam, on the Adam Barsby Profile Page.
What or who first motivated you to start creating art?
I realised from about the age of seven that I had some ability to draw. I won a Milky Way in a classroom competition.
We were asked to portray ourselves in an unusual setting, which seems a bit deep for kids of such a young age but it got me going and from then on I used to draw alot when I got home from school.
I had a mate who could draw well too, and we would go round his house where his dad (for some reason) had a load of wallpaper rolls stashed away. We used to roll out the paper on his dinning table, sit at either end and draw battle scenes with ships, planes soldiers and bombs. We would create huge battles until we had destroyed each others armies.
This made me realise (somewhat subconsciously) that art could be fun and that it could portray a story or a message – something that has stayed with me to this day.
Do you feel that you were born with a certain artistic talent that you nurtured over time, or do you believe that most people can turn their hand to art in one way or another, given enough training and practice?
I think you have to achieve results and be happy with what you do to continue. If that happens regularly enough for you to keep going, then you have something to build on. Some people would call that talent I guess, but we all have areas where we are stronger at some things than others.
Having said that, I knew people who had bags of ability but chose either not to push it or concentrate on other things. I guess because I absolutely loved creating art, it kept me going and improving.
Did you receive a formal education in art, and if so to what level?
Yes. I studied at art college in Maidstone doing Illustration. I got a first class honours BA. After that I took time out and was asked to apply for an MA, but by that time I'd got used to having money in my pocket that I didn't pursue it any further.
How important do you feel art education is in developing a career in the creative industries, either as a fine artist or elsewhere?
I know artists who have done very well in the art industry who didn't have formal education. However, I wouldn`t recommend it.
I absolutely loved what art college offered me. Not just the practical pursuits which stretched us enormously, but the time it gave us to ask questions about ourselves. There were countless tutorials which focused on what made us tick.
It was a journey of self discovery, a fantastic time which prepared us for what was out there not just in terms of art but how we operated as individuals in life in general. I wouldn't have missed that for the world.
Was there a specific point in time in which you realised that you had developed a distinctive style that you could call your own? How much hard work did that take to achieve?
The final year at college we were encoraged to develop a style we could call our own. I looked at artists work that I admired and this influenced my style initially, but once you're off and running, you develop naturally just by completing one painting, evaluating and moving on to the next.
How important is diversity of style to you? Is it important to maintain constant progression and agility as an artist? What happens if you stay still for long?
My styles have changed over the years several times. There was a point early in my career where the demands wthin the commercial art industry required me to stay the same for many years. However, this is an unatural way to work and since then I've explored various styles.
The last few years have proved more creative because of it.
What artists have you looked to for inspiration, either historically or current? How much have their ideas and style influenced your work?
My early work was influenced by Alfred Wallis, Ben Nicholson and the St Ives group of artists. Stanley Spencer was also a favourite, but these days I try to keep an open mind and appreciate many different artists and genres from traditional to modern. I think it's important to broaden one's artistic vocabulary which in turn provides a greater awareness within one's own pursuits.
Can you tell us a little about your studio and working environment? Do you have a specific place in which you work, a home studio, a dedicated external studio, a managed studio, something extravagent?
I used to have a studio which I loved but had to give it up, sadly. I now work from home which I really enjoy. It's not cold or damp thats for sure! I enjoy the creature comforts and its more flexible. I can work whenever I want and its nice to keep looking at what you've just done that day which helps evaluation. I'm comfortable working in most places really. When I was going through a messy divorce I even painted in hotel rooms!
How important is a structured workflow to you? Do you create spontaneously, or is it a more methodical process than that?
I treat painting as my job and I'm pretty structured about it.
I feel guilty if I don't put in the hours so I work until the light goes which isn't that long through the winter months, but I make up for it on the computer or researching for the next day.
I have phases where sometimes I like the radio on or music playing. Other times, I work in complete silence and this isn't a concious thing – I just begin doing something and then realise after a few hours that all I hear are the birds outside. Quite nice really.
I'm very comfortable being alone during the day as it's filled with what I would describe as visual conversation so I don't feel alone at all. I do love it though when my wife and son come home. I find it interesting that the atmosphere within the house changes from work to home when they come back.
Are there any particular techniques that you use to maintain focus and high productivity?
The pressure to pay the bills is more than enough!
Would you agree that having a good idea is just 1% of the task, the other 99% is just plain hard work?
A good idea if it works is way more than 1%! You can work for days on something just to realise that actually your first idea wasn't that great. Getting the balance is important and so time thinking is invaluable.
Similarly you can labour a painting all day and it looks the worse for it, other times you can make a few light marks that just look fantastic. Being in the moment is what it's all about. It's when everything is working in tune with itself so much so that it happens without much thought. I think sports men and women call it being "in the zone".
Is it difficult to seperate your life and work at times? Have you developed techniques that help you address the balance between the two, or do you find yourself thinking about your artwork all the time?
My work is an extension of myself and its who I am so I don't make the distinction. For example, I may be watching the TV or talking and my mind will wander back to painting. I enjoy it so switching off isn't an issue. I'm not a slave to it either. If I want to do something else, then I will and the break from work does me good.
How successful an artist do you see yourself? Does it give you pride to know that you are successful in creating artwork professionally and living off the proceeds?
I used to feel pride but now I just push on. There are peaks and troughs as with many things. I've had a few knock backs too which stops you from getting carried away. I don't think its for me to assess my relative success and anyway on what would you gauge it by – money? How many paintings I've sold? How many years i've been doing it? I think I'd be wasting my time thinking of those things. They're not important. Being happy is and I have a great wife and kids and I'm in good health thankfully, so that's what counts more to me.
How do you know when a piece is finished? Do you ever find yourself overworking something? Is finishing something you find easy or difficult? Do you ever procrastinate from finishing?
It's nice when you do something new because you're not sure where the end is. In most cases its when it just feels right to leave it as it is. Finishing a painting is just the final word in the visual conversation I mentioned earlier. I don't get too hung up about the end as theres much more going on before that point. Some days I'll go back over something if l feel it needs it but after so many years l know when to leave it alone.
Where do you look to for inspiration outside of the art world?
Gathering reference material is very important and the internet is invaluable for sourcing all sorts of information. If I'm out walking I'll always keep looking at things. For example it might be people walking in the town or the way trees look in the park which might be useful to commit to memory. Outside of that, I listen to music or become focused on books or the TV. I enjoy finding out about other people's lives and experiences. It helps me to understand how my life fits in with things.
Do you actively seek feedback from your friends, family, or viewers of your work? If so, is it important to take that feedback on board and use it to develop or change direction?
I find it extremely useful to get other peoples opinions on things. My wife is my biggest critic. Lets face it she knows more about what I do than anybody, and I value her opinion. She's no artist but I suppose I like to think she represents a general view. However, I know to take other people's opinions for exactly that. Everyone has their own likes and dislikes so one has to take a balanced view. The voice inside my own head is ultimately the most important!
When you're struggling with a piece, stuck for an idea, or disappointed with how something is progressing – how do you motivate yourself to do better, to get going again, or just to get out of bed?
The pace that I set for myself has always been pretty quick. I am prolific so if I have a failure I don't get hung up on it. I believe one of my greatest strenghts is just to keep going no matter what. I listen to the commitment others put in to being successful and they all put it down to determination to continue despit the setbacks, no matter how many you get.
Dealing with failure is essential to success.
Away from the studio, can you tell us a little about Adam Barsby? Who is the artist behind the brush, what do you do to relax, and what things are important in your life beside painting?
Like most people, I enjoy spending time with family and friends. I like restaurants, coffee shops and of course pubs! My wife and I are keen runners. Its a great stress buster and gets me out of the house. I can't stand gyms and anyway, after doing my back in a few years ago, my doctors words were "gyms are bad for your health!" In my case that was true as I slipped a disc on one of the machines and needed an operation to rectify it. Running may not be the best thing for my back, but I love it.
I love to spend time with my three year old son too, he certainly keeps us on out toes!
For many years, I used to be in bands playing local venues. I play the drums and a little acoustic guitar. I like my music and often relax trying to learn a new song if the chords aren't too difficult! Music has been in my family for many years so it was a natural hobby to take up.


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MANILA: Philippine President Benigno Aquino said yesterday he hoped "ultra-nationalist" sentiment in China would ease after a leadership change next month and thereby help to resolve a maritime row.
Tensions over competing claims to parts of the South China Sea escalated in April this year when ships from the two countries became locked in a standoff over a tiny group of islets called Scarborough Shoal.
As diplomatic relations plummeted, the Philippines accused China of "duplicity" and "intimidation" in pressing its claims to the South China Sea.
Some organs of China's state-run media also called for war against the Philippines, while the Chinese government established a new city and military garrison overseeing disputed territories in the South China Sea.
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Aquino said there had already been "a very gradual warming up" of relations between the two countries, which he said would hopefully continue after the leadership transition.
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The deputy foreign ministers of the two countries will meet in Manila tomorrow for discussions on how to improve ties.
China claims nearly all of the South China Sea, even waters close to the coasts of neighbouring countries. The Philippines says the Scarborough Shoal is well within its 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone.
Chinese President Hu Jintao is expected to hand over power as head of ruling Communist Party to Vice President Xi Jinping during a congress starting on Nov 8.


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Anonymous donor funds $1 million endowment for college's chaplaincy
LAKELAND, Fla. (August 27, 2004) - Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, Florida Southern College's chaplain's position has been endowed in honor of The Rev. Dr. Riley P. Short and his wife Claire M. Short. Short, a member of the college's board of trustees, retired in 2003 as the senior pastor of First United Methodist Church, Lakeland. Through the years, the Shorts have served the ministry of the United Methodist Church in New Providence United Methodist Church, Clarksville, Tenn.; Christ Church, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Morrison Memorial, Leesburg, Fla.; First United Methodist Church, Coral Gables, Fla.; Palm Harbor United Methodist Church, Palm Harbor, Fla.; and First United Methodist Church, Lakeland, Fla. The million-dollar endowment will provide a perpetual source of funding to ensure that Florida Southern College will always have a chaplain to guide its students in their spiritual development and serves as a meaningful way to affirm forever the lifetime Christian ministry of Riley and Claire Short. "My wife and I are very honored and also humbled by the naming of the endowment for the chair of chaplaincy at Florida Southern for us," said Rev. Short. "I am thankful for the people who made this a possibility; they have done a great thing for the sake of the Kingdom of God as revealed by Jesus Christ." This gift is the first million-dollar gift during Dr. Kerr's presidency, which began June 1. "I am thrilled with this wonderful gift that not only honors Riley and Claire Short but sustains the college's commitment to the spiritual development of our students." Short graduated from Vanderbilt University, where he received his B.A., and Emory University, where he received his B.D. He holds honorary degrees from Florida Southern College and Bethune Cookman College in Daytona Beach. He and his wife live in Lakeland. About Florida Southern College Founded in 1885, Florida Southern College is a private, comprehensive United Methodist college with a liberal arts core. The college maintains its commitment to academic excellence through 38 undergraduate majors and distinctive graduate programs in business administration, education, and nursing. Florida Southern has a 14:1 student/faculty ratio, provides strong student/faculty mentorship programs, boasts 24 NCAA Division II national championships, and is ranked by U. S. News and World Report as one of the top ten Southern Comprehensive Colleges-Bachelors. Located on scenic Lake Hollingsworth, Florida Southern is the home of the world's largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture.


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Earlier this week I wrote about diversifying online income. So I decided it was about time to start taking some steps to get some income coming in from this blog.
My first step was to start offering freelance website marketing services. Since I have an abundance of experience in that field, I figured it was a good place to start. I actually recently got a keyword research contract via this blog.
It would be much appreciated if you could help me out with sharing that page on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc. The support will not go unnoticed. Thanks!
Or if you're interested in hiring me for website marketing services, send me an e-mail and we'll work something out.
Blog Stats Update
The biggest news is that my blog now has a shiny new Google PageRank. Since this blog has only been going for 3 months, I was aiming for PR3, but really expecting PR2. I was ecstatic to see that I jumped up to PR4 Thursday morning. I was surprised, but I know it took a lot of hard work and time to get to that ranking. So don't feel discouraged if you don't make such a big leap.
The Alexa Rank improvement is slowing down a lot, but I'm sure that's normal as you get lower and lower. As of writing this post I'm at 66K. Since I thought it would take a year or longer to get that low, I'm happy.
Facebook likes has been staying steady with a bit of back and forth movement. Since I don't do anything on there, that's no surprise.
On the Twitter front it looks like I gained about 25 followers in the past week. By my standards that's not bad either. I'm going to try to get more active on Twitter and make a push for 500 followers by the end of May.
My Google+ following is starting to build up more. One of these days I'll have to see what others are doing on there and take some notes.
I'd like to thank all of you for the help with these stats. It may reflect my efforts, but it would be nowhere with your support. If I can ever help you out somehow, don't be shy. Reach out to me by e-mail anytime!
Favorite Posts On Other Blogs
And now for everyone who's bored of my blog, here's some other great posts to read. Or if you can't get enough of my blog, check these blogs out anyway. They're all run by great people and they put a lot of effort into their blogs. Plus they're nice to me which I always appreciate
How much house is too much… on Step Away From The Mall
How to be Happy on Cult Of Money
How to Retire Comfortably: Start With the End in Mind on Work Save Live
I Want To Invest In Real Estate #2: I'm Too Emotional to Buy a House on American Debt Project
Is Tipping Out of Control? on Money Smart Guides
My first foray into couponing on My Canuck Buck
How Running a Blog is Like Running a Business on When Life Gives You Lemons
Do you really need money? on This That And The MBA
Ten Ways To Save Money On Your Electric Bill This Summer on Money Q&A
Money Saving Tips – Comparison Shopping on One Smart Dollar
Are Small Business Credit Cards a Good Idea? on Careful Cents
You Should Quit Your Job! 5 Signs That It Is Time To Move On on See Debt Run
How Much Did I Save Living At My In-Law's? on Sweating The Big Stuff
How Long Will You Drive Your Car? on My Alternate Life
Go Green And Save Money At The Same Time on Finance Yoga
Modest Money Around The Web
It was another busy week of getting featured on a lot of blogs. It's awesome how generous fellow bloggers are. I'm used to marketing e-commerce websites where the competition is fierce and cooperation would be unheard of. So this is a pleasant change of pace. Anyways, here is where Modest Money was mentioned recently:
Five For Friday: It might snow today in Central NY on This That And The MBA
Friday Finds 4/27 on Three Thrifty Guys
The Round Table on Money Smart Guides
Blog round up for April 27, 2012 on My Canuck Buck
Friday Personal Finance Review for April 27 on One Smart Dollar
Carnival of Financial Camaraderie #31 – Lend A Helping Hand on 101 Centavos
Saturday Links & Blogs I Love: Lets Get Personal on When Life Gives You Lemons
Weekly Roundup: Great Articles This Week on Money Q&A
Financial Simplicity Carnival 9th Edition on Money Smart Guides
Updates: April 22 – 28 on The Outlier Model
Yakezie Carnival – Earth Day 2012 Edition on The Frugal Toad
Financial Carnival for Young Adults – 10th Edition on 20′S Finances
TotallyMoney Blog Carnival- Big Bang Theory Birthdays Edition on Debt Black Hole (Editor's pick)
Festival of Frugality #334: Celebrate May Day Edition on This That And The MBA
Monthly Progress Report: April Showers Bring May Flowers on Careful Cents
For some reason I don't seem to get pingbacks for this kind of stuff. So if I ever miss anything, let me know. It's never done on purpose. I record these as I find them, but I'm sure I miss some mentions.
Since I started asking random questions in these Friday posts, I'll continue the trend. Why did you get into blogging? Do you see yourself doing this long term? This is assuming that most visitors here are fellow bloggers. If you don't blog, feel free to tell us more about yourself in the comments.


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Blazers' Hill stars at plate and on mound
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HYDE PARK, N.Y. — Peppy Smith took all-around honors and New Paltz High opened its Section 9 gymnastics season with a 151.6-138.45 win over Roosevelt on Thursday.
Smith collected 31.15 points for first in the all-around, finishing ahead of teammate Novella Cooper.
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Vault—1. Brianna Dixon (NP), 2. N. Cooper (NP), 3. N. Wowaka (FDR); 9.0.
Uneven bars—1. Novella Cooper (NP), 2. A. Mightermeier (FDR), 3. S. Kaplan (NP); 6.8.
Balance beam—1. Peppy Smith (NP), 2. B. Dixon (NP), 3. K. Magnani (FDR); 9.2
Floor exercise—1. Brianna Dixon (NP), 2. N. Cooper (NP), 3. P. Smith (NP); 9.0.
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That works out to just 100 blueberries each -- a piece of cake. Or a nice stack of blueberry pancakes with blueberry syrup and a side of blueberry sausages.
The party is in Hammonton, N.J., the "Blueberry Capital of the World." What lobsters are to Maine, what wings are to Buffalo, that's what blueberries are to Hammonton, home to sandy soil and dozens of blueberry farms.
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When Chalmers Johnson, a retired Asian scholar and former Naval officer during the Korean War, visited Japan in the mid-1990s, he was surprised to discover 38 U.S. bases on Okinawa alone, half a century after U.S. forces captured the island in the last great battle of World War II. If Johnson, past president and founder of the Japan Policy Research Institute at the University of San Francisco and author of numerous scholarly books on Asian affairs, had been unaware of the enormity of America's military involvement in far-off lands, it is hardly surprising that the public at large has been even less aware. The American people, he would later observe in The Sorrows of Empire, "do not realize that a vast network of American military bases on every continent except Antarctica actually constitutes a new form of empire."
Most reasonably informed Americans know our country has long had a large number of overseas bases, but we seldom think about how extensive that network is or what it costs — in lives, in dollars, and in the simmering resentment of people living in the shadow of a foreign military power.
The one unmistakable conclusion that can be drawn from Monday's dueling press statements on the debt limit battle is that President Barack Obama is losing the argument for endless deficit spending. But a second conclusion is equally important. House Speaker John Boehner, whom Obama accused of trying to sell out the fiscally responsible Tea Party faction of his Republican party, is losing as well.
President Obama bemoaned in his July 25 address to the nation that "a significant number of Republicans in Congress are insisting on a different approach — a cuts-only approach." That was a clear reference to the Tea Party movement. And because the U.S. Constitution allows the House to stop any legislation, Obama's only remaining strategy is to appeal to the American people. "So I'm asking you all to make your voice heard. If you want a balanced approach to reducing the deficit, let your member of Congress know. If you believe we can solve this problem through compromise, send that message."
The big news, as far as the media are concerned, is the political game of debt-ceiling chicken that is being played by Democrats and Republicans in Washington. But, however much the media are focused on what is happening inside the Beltway, there is a whole country outside the Beltway — and the time is long overdue to start thinking about what is best for the rest of the country, not just for right now but for the long haul.
However the current debt-ceiling crisis turns out, the current economic turmoil in financial markets around the world should cause some serious thoughts about the long run, and about the whole idea of a national debt-ceiling.
Some people may have been shocked when the credit-rating firm Moody's recently suggested that the debt-ceiling law be repealed, in order to avoid fiscal crises which can throw world financial markets into turmoil that can injure countries around the world.
In the battle of environmentalists against business that began years ago in the United States, one of its latest victims is Birmingham, Alabama, coal mine owner Ronnie Bryant.
During a recent public hearing in Birmingham — called to consider whether to place a coal mine near a river that serves as a source of drinking water for parts of the Birmingham metro area — Bryant heard accusations by an overflowing crowd that businesses in the area were polluting the drinking water and causing cancer.
Though both state environmental officials and mine operators asserted that the mine would not pose a threat to the drinking water, environmentalists contended that it would.
Although the reviews on the new Captain America movie have been good, according to us afficiandoes of the Golden and Silver ages of comic books, it would be very strange, but very welcome, if Hollywood took the next logical step and made a second Captain America film which showed his fight against Communism. It was easy, during the Second World War, to create gruesome and nasty stereotypes of Nazi and Japanese military and political leaders. The nastiness of Hitler and the gruesomeness of the Rape of Nanking were all too real.
But comics, of course, avoided all reference to the nastiness and gruesomeness of our "ally," Uncle Joe [Stalin] or the unbelievable brutality of the Soviets towards everyone: Germans, of course; allies like Rumanians and Hungarians; but also victims of Nazi aggression like Poles and Czechs; and finally to the Soviet subjects and the Red Army itself. Captain America could fight Baron Zemo and Red Skull and other fictional fiends, but the Holodomor of the Ukrainian people or the tens of millions consigned to slow death in the Gulag were invisible in the Golden Age of comics.
In an effort to draw national attention to the federal government's intrusion into the everyday lives of its citizens, Oklahoman Kaye Beach has elected to take on the system. She refused to renew her driver's license in protest of not only forced biometric enrollment — having her information shared with corporations and government agencies — but also the influence of international organizations on U.S. policies and laws. Her actions have initiated a full-fledged legal battle.
According to the Constitutional Alliance, an organization supporting Beach's case, she was recently cited for driving with an expired license in Norman, Oklahoma, reportedly because she felt that being forced to renew her driver's license with biometric information was a violation of her constitutional rights.
Item: "The White House is negotiating new vehicle mileage and emissions standards with carmakers, labour unions and environmental groups, proposing rules that would sharply cut petrol bills for US drivers and put domestic manufacturers on a par with those in Europe and Asia," reported London's Financial Times for July 4.
Item: The New York Times for July 4 said, "Depending of the stringency of the standard, the deal could also reduce global warming emissions by millions of tons a year and cut oil imports by billions of barrels over the life of the program, cornerstones of President Obama's energy policy."
Correction: The government may be promising us a Rose Garden, but what it actually will deliver is a patch of painful thorns.
According to President Barack Obama, Franklin D. Roosevelt, long regarded as a free-spending President, was actually "fiscally conservative." What's more, said Obama, Roosevelt's "austerity" hampered the economic recovery being wrought by the New Deal, leading to a downturn in 1937 — a warning to leaders who think now is the time to begin slashing federal spending.
Obama offered this analysis of FDR's alleged fiscal conservatism during the course of a July 22 town hall meeting at the University of Maryland, reports CNSNews.com. Said the President: "FDR comes in, he tries all these things with the New Deal; but FDR, contrary to myth, was pretty fiscally conservative."


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Dale has served as President and CEO of SCA since 1997. He has spent his professional life devoted to advancing the causes of youth development, experiential and outdoor education and intercultural understanding. Prior to joining SCA, Dale spent more than 20 years with Up With People, the international education and community service program, where he served as President and COO. He also worked as senior program director of the Colorado Boys Ranch Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving troubled and at-risk youth. Dale received his undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University.
Valerie has 30 years of experience with SCA and has been a member of the leadership group since 1989, including the role of Acting President in 1996 and 1997. In 2000, Valerie stepped away from SCA for several months to provide organizational development assistance to the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. She returned in December 2000 to establish SCA's Three Rivers Office in Pittsburgh, PA, which provides services throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. In 2002, Valerie returned to SCA's National Headquarters to assume the role of Executive Vice President for Strategic Planning and Development.
Valerie has served on several boards including the United Way of Sullivan County, the Fall Mountain Regional School District, the Meeting Waters YMCA and the Conservation Resources Committee of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.
Bob directs all of SCA's conservation service field programming. Formerly, he served as Vice President for Program Development, as the California/Southwest and the Northeast Regional Director, and as Director of SCA's New Hampshire Conservation Corps. Prior to working for SCA, Bob worked as a legislative assistant to US Senator Warren B. Rudman in Washington, DC, and he served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cameroon, West Africa from 1987-1989.
Bob received his B.A degree from the University of New Hampshire and holds a Master of Public Administration degree from the John Kennedy School of Government, at Harvard University.
Steve Nolan joined SCA in August as the new Senior Vice President for Business Development. Steve comes to SCA with an extensive background in sales and marketing, strategic planning and product development, and has worked in both the for- and not-for profit arenas.
Most recently, Steve has served as Vice President of Strategic Marketing for the American Councils for International Education, where he has had responsibility for bringing in new revenue streams through strategic partnerships as well as the creation of new products and services in the fields of critical languages curriculum, student/faculty exchange, online testing and professional development. Since the major funding partner for these programs is the U.S. State Department, he brings a knowledge of working with federal agencies. Steve has also had success in creating partnerships and joint ventures with many colleges, universities, higher education associations, consortia and private corporations. Throughout his career, Steve has built sales and business development capacity from the ground up and managed business development in organizations where it was vital to work collaboratively with regional and international offices. He has been very involved applying technology in the success of business development initiatives.
Steve lives in the DC area and will be based in our Arlington office.
Jamie joined SCA in July as the Senior Vice President for Marketing and brings an extensive background in marketing and communications. Most recently, Jamie worked with the National Association of State Park Directors, where she initiated the America's State Parks Youth Ambassador Program, one of the group's signature national initiatives. In addition, Jamie's work as a consultant with Outdoor Nation has helped to establish new communications channels for the organization, to plan and execute five regional youth summits, establish a national partnership with America's State Parks, and to support the marketing and communications efforts of the brand overall.
Previously, Jamie worked with the National Park Foundation where, as Senior Vice President Communications and Corporate Relations she led the Foundation's brand, media, digital and partnership marketing capabilities and oversaw strategic corporate alliances and fundraising. Jamie guided the creative development of the Foundation's public media channels including the founding of Parks magazine where she served as editor-in-chief.
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Jay is responsible for building partnerships with agencies in SCA's northwest region, which includes Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. He led SCA's Mount Rainier Recovery initiative in response to massive flood damage in western Washington national parks and forests in 2006, which was honored with the Secretary of Interior's Cooperative Conservation Award in 2008. Jay is a senior consultant for SCA's risk management program. As a standing member of the National Wilderness Risk Managers Committee since 1995, he is an often-published expert in this field and presents annually at the Wilderness Risk Managers Symposium. He also directed SCA's development of the written curriculum for teaching traditional conservation work skills, which was published by The Mountaineers as the premier trails and conservation restoration manual, Lightly on the Land.
Richard joined SCA as Chief Financial Officer in 2005, after spending 19 years as a bank senior executive and management consultant. Most recently, he was Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, Independent Bank Corp/Rockland Trust Company ($2b Boston area commercial bank); Principal, Danielson Associates (troubled bank turnaround specialists); SVP Corporate Development; James Madison Limited (1.5b Washington, DC commercial bank); and Furash & Co. (Bank consultants). Richard spent the early part of his career with Morgan Stanley and Arthur Andersen. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Tufts University and his MBA from the Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
Richard serves on the Board of the Greater Claremont Chamber of Commerce, is a call firefighter, maple sugarer, graduate of Leadership NH, and father of four. Richard and his wife, Liza Draper, moved from Boston six years ago and live on Four Meadows Farm with their two younger children.
Jay joined SCA in November 2004. His responsibilities duties include program and partnership development, major donor, foundation, and corporate advancement in the West, government relations, media outreach, and staff management. Prior to joining the staff of SCA, Jay spent nineteen years with The Wilderness Society, fourteen of which were in California, where he was regional director. His past positions include five years as a wilderness ranger with the U.S. Forest Service in the Trinity Alps Wilderness in northern California and three years as executive director of the Camp Unalayee Association, a non profit wilderness youth camp, also in the Trinity Alps.
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Scott Weaver has spent the last 30 years serving SCA. Prior to his current position, he served as Vice President of Programs, as Director of the High School and Resource Assistant Programs, and he worked in the field as an SCA Conservation Work Crew Leader. Before joining SCA, Scott worked for the National Park Service in Yosemite National Park for nine years.
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Professional iPhone Programming with MonoTouch and .NET/C#ISBN: 978-0-470-63782-1
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iPhone applications offer a hot opportunity for developers. Until the open source MonoTouch project, this field was limited to those familiar with Apple's programming languages. Now .NET and C# developers can join the party. Professional iPhone Programming with MonoTouch and .NET/C#is the first book to cover MonoTouch, preparing developers to take advantage of this lucrative opportunity.
This book is for .NET developers that are interested in creating native iPhone applications written in .NET/C#. These developers want to use their existing knowledge. While .NET developers are always interested in learning, they also recognize that learning Objective-C and the specifics of the iPhone can be overwhelming. Those developers interested in MonoTouch will recognize that the cost of MonoTouch is easily made up by the ability to quickly target the iPhone using a language that they are already familiar with.
This book is designed for .NET developers that want to target the iPhone. It is designed to help you get up to speed with the iPhone, not to really teach you about the .NET Framework or C# language, which we assume you already know.
This book is designed with introductory material in Chapters 1 thru 4. You should read Chapters 1 thru 4 sequentially. These chapters introduce the MonoTouch product, the basics of developing with MonoTouch and MonoDevelop, and finally, the basics of presenting data to a user with screen and data controls and how to develop a user interface for the iPhone. Once you are comfortable with these concepts, you can typically move from one chapter to another and not necessarily have to read the chapters sequentially
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A next-generation CM/ALM strategy may seem aggressive, but it will help ensure that you're happy with the result. It will make sure that you deal with the entire problem domain from an organization perspective, rather than just the part your team is traditionally comfortable with.
The Old Way
Configuration management (CM) and application lifecycle management (ALM) have both been around for a while (although the ALM acronym is only a decade old). In the early days of CM it was simple—the requirement was simply to be able to reproduce what we build. That's pretty much it. If I can reproduce what I build, then when I have a success point, I can keep it—I know the configuration.
Then CM moved rapidly on to the question: How can I change my configuration from a successful state to another successful state and continue to reproduce each state? Basically, change control and change management.
So the first tools were custom built to support these basic configuration management and change control capabilities. Generally, these were home grown tools. Of course, they required staff to create and to maintain. As time went on, some components (e.g., SCCS, MAKE) appeared.
Toward the end of the 1980s and early 1990s, there came a flow of commercially supported configuration management and change control tools. All you had to do was buy the tool, then change your corporate development process to fit the tool's process, and Eureka! it did CM. No more staff to create a custom solution.
The problem was, it was the tool's process—and that process wasn't ours!
Process Is King
Through the 80s and 90s there was plenty of wisdom that said you need the right process. Get the process right. So the new approach was to get the process right, document it, then find the CM tool that best supported that process and use it.
An alternate approach was to trust the experts who got the process down right for their companies, and then built or used tools to support it. Using the same tools would give you the same process, and you wouldn't have to develop the process or the tools.
Just a couple of problems: First, the process was not really what we wanted. We needed a few things to be different. Our company culture was different. Our development and marketing were different. Yes, we had a process and a tool, but it didn't quite fit.
And even when it sort of fit, we found that as we got deeper and deeper into development, the process had to change. We discovered problems with the process that affected our quality. Technology was changing and a command-line-based tool no longer cut it with our staff. Development was using new methodologies. We understood the process better, so we could see what else was needed.
Do It Your Way
So the next step in the CM/ALM evolution cycle arose—tools and processes that could be customized. No more buying a fixed tool and living with it. I needed one with a database that could accept new data schema and with a user interface that could change. The tool also had to give me a way to implement (i.e., support) our corporate processes.
Now, I could start with a predefined process, a commercial tool, and put together a team that could customize the process and tool. But ... wait a minute ... I had just eliminated the need for a team to build processes and tools. And now these customizations were not easy, requiring a team and needing to be maintained and changed over time.
Tool vendors to the rescue: "We'll do the customization for you while you keep your staff doing what it was working on." Again, problems. We now had to pay outrageous fees to have our tools customized. Furthermore, we still had to spend significant effort both instructing the vendors or consultants on what our process was supposed to be and on verifying that their customizations were adequate.


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The unseen security at Obama's inauguration
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Security for President Obama's inauguration will, of course, be extremely tight. Uniformed police will be everywhere in Washington. And, as John Miller reports, there will be a massive security operation going on behind-the-scenes.
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What the Heck was that all about? I don't know what to say. Oh'brother!! Is this the Catholic Chursh of today? :rolleyes:
I could not make myself watch it more than a few seconds...
I know them. They are called Shalom and they are a very charismatic group. They are Brazilian, but they are now spread all over. They even have a house in Jerusalem, I think.
As for their believe in the Real Presence, as far as I know, they do strongly believe in it.
Completely outrageous and sacriligious!
Reminds me of when Jesus was mocked by the centurians during His passion because I know Jesus can not be enjoying this but suffering at such a spectacle before Him. Poor Jesus.


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SQL Sentry Database SQL Sentry utilizes a single SQL Server database to store collected job and performance data, as well as configuration information. For maximum fault tolerance the SQL Sentry database can be installed on a clustered SQL Server instance.
SQL Sentry Monitoring Service The SQL Sentry Monitoring Service is a Windows service which handles various responsibilities, including monitoring job status and performance, generating notifications, and actively collecting job history data. One SQL Sentry Monitoring Service is required for approximately every 50 to 100 monitored servers.
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Immigration Program Management Training - San Antonio
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January 28, 2010: 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
January 29, 2010: 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Holiday Inn San Antonio Downtown – Market Square
318 W. Durango
San Antonio, TX 78204
Phone: 210 225 3211
Lunch is not included. A light breakfast will be provided.
$255 per person for staff at CLINIC affiliates (paying annual dues)
$765 cap for up to three staff ($50 materials fee per person for more than 3 attendees.)
$280 per person for nonprofit program staff
$840 cap for up to three staff/site ($50 materials fee per person for more than 3 attendees from the same office site.)
$410 per person for private attorneys and their staff
Registration fee includes a copy of the training manual
This two-day training provides a complete overview of how to start and sustain a nonprofit immigration legal services program. It features a new manual and curriculum that offers detailed information and suggestions for applying for Board of Immigration Appeals agency recognition and staff accreditation, implementing effective case management systems, fundraising and scores of other pertinent topics related to managing an immigration program.
The training is highly interactive. Participants will leave with a plan to create or improve immigration legal services. Past participants have used information from this training to build or expand their legal immigration capacity.
Who should attend?
The training is suitable for program staff from a wide range of organizations, including established immigration programs, ethnic and immigrant organizations, domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions and service providers, unions, social services and medical providers, and educational programs (ESL and Citizenship).
What will you learn?
Participants will learn how to determine which applications to accept and how to adjust fees to obtain the best support for their program. There will be a discussion of case intake and management strategies, avoiding unauthorized practice of law, and strategies for working with the funders and delivering on grant objectives.
Hope Driscoll, Field Support Coordinator, CLINIC, Washington, DC, is an attorney with extensive experience in training and program management. Before joining CLINIC, Ms. Driscoll directed a multi-state program that provided pesticide safety education to migrant and seasonal farm workers.
Susan Schreiber is a senior attorney with the CLINIC's National Legal Center for Immigrants. She has worked with CLINIC since 2001 and is based in Chicago.
Leya Speasmaker is a Field Support Coordinator at CLINIC's Washington, DC office. She has a Master's in Teaching and has taught English as a Second Language for 11 years in Virginia, Texas, and Ecuador.
Registration details and deadline
The training is for the staff of Catholic agencies and other community-based organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) status, and attorneys and legal worker staff of private law offices. As a requirement of registration, if you are registering as staff of a community-based organization, fax a copy of your IRS 501(c)(3) letter designating your agency as a nonprofit entity to CLINIC at (202)635-2649 to the attention of Hope Driscoll. Your registration will be confirmed upon receipt of this letter and your payment through the website by credit card only. No checks or cash accepted for payment.
The deadline for registration is January 20, 2010. Only on-line registration and payment by credit card is accepted at the CLINIC web site. Space is limited and we suggest you register early. Registration may close prior to the stated deadline if the number or registrants reaches capacity. If that happens, the website will not accept your credit card payment. For more information, contact Hope Driscoll at (202) 756-3753.
Lodging: Lodging: A block of rooms as been reserved at the Holiday Inn San Antonio Downtown - Market Square Hotel, where the training is being held. If you chose to stay at this hotel, please call 210 225 3211 and mention the CLINIC block of rooms when making your reservation. The CLINIC rate is $79.00 single or double occupancy and the room block is on hold until January 12, 2010.
There is free parking at the hotel for lodgers and for commuter training participants.
From the airport, shuttle service is available through Airport Express at the cost of $18.00 one way, $34.00 round trip.Cab fare from the airport is approximately $40.00.
Information on additional training opportunities is available on www.cliniclegal.org and www.immigrationadvocates.org.
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Welcome to the Montgomery County Jail Chaplaincy website!
restoring lives…………..
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We're making a difference!
The Montgomery County Jail Chaplaincy is an ecumenical ministry that has served the Montgomery County Jail since 1981. There are more than 40 different congregations represented by our over 100 volunteers. Our volunteers care for the spiritual and emotional needs of the inmates housed in Montgomery County Jail. We provide on-going training to our volunteers, who assist inmates in facing and dealing with religious concerns, isolation, grief, loneliness, addiction and steps to transforming their lives through GED study, domestic violence classes. Our one-on-one ministry of presence and showing the love of Christ through our bible studies and worship services gives hope to those incarcerated that God and our community has not forgotten them.
Our goal is to enhance the services and ministries that we are able to provide inmates at Montgomery County Jail. Won't you join our efforts? If you are an electrician, plumber, construction worker, seamstress, cook, computer geek we need your help. Please contact Rev. Sylvia Moseley-Robinson at (937) 474-8770.