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Novotel Sydney Central (Ex Citigate Sydney Central) - hotel description
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The hotel is centrally located close to the CBD, Central station, entertainment and shopping districts as well as tourist attractions including Darling Harbour and Cockle Bay; all are conveniently within easy walking distance. All 255 guest rooms are spacious, secluded and offer everything to ensure your stay is a comfortable one. Stylish and contemporary, Novotel Sydney Central offers deluxe accommodation with a range of guest services and recreation facilities to make your stay memorable.
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Featuring historic Field House Restaurant and Bar, 600 space car park, Pool & Fitness Centre, and an extensive Function Centre catering for up to 350 guests, Novotel Sydney Central is perfect for all your corporate or leisure travel needs.
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The owner of Sweet Tooth at 1213 Rockmart Highway, Cedartown, reported the burglary after he came to the shop Wednesday morning, reports said.
According to reports, someone broke through the front door sometime during the night and took coins out of two cash registers.
Damage to the door and a cash register totaled around $500, reports said.
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Welcome to our blog. Its great to have you here.
We wanted a place where we could explain the type of work we do, our goals and passions, the business journey and any successes we have along the way. We also wanted somewhere to hold all that trivia that has a connection to what we do here at OpenCRM (sometimes we admit these links are very tenuous). Please take a look and feel free to contact us if you have any comments, ideas or feedback we would love to hear from you - just click here.
Do you choose to work from home? On the road? Or are you perhaps an employee of Yahoo!, obliged to head into the workplace to carry out your duties? There are all manner of reasons which might account for the huge increase in people that are working from home, whether out of choice or necessity. A couple of influencing factors include:
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May is a great month for bank holidays, and for people who don't have to work these public holidays it can be a real perk and a nice opportunity to let your hair down, catch up on your social life and generally just relax.
However, if you're not careful you could end up spending all of your precious time off with a weight on your shoulders, thinking things like 'oh no, I have one less day to do all these things that I need to do to reach my deadlines' and panic can strike!
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This article looks at the need to be able to see WHY your customers are buying as much as the What, How and When.
Standards in data capture are shifting. The traditional challenge has been to offer the ability to crunch numbers – volume of sales, leads converted, opportunity value for the current quarter and so on. This is not only valuable but essential information that relates to the performance of your organisation and individuals within. With this quantitative data, we can answer all those "What…" and "How Many" questions.
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And three Gordon Lee students have been at the core of the team's success.
Tucker Bradley, Chaney Rodgers, and Gavin Roberson have been extremely valuable parts of the Bandits' long and impressive resume over the years, which includes over 640 wins against less than 30 losses against some of the top teams in the state and in the nation.
In addition, the Bandits have won more than 10 national titles, including two in Cooperstown, N.Y., over 20 state titles, and countless other big-name tournaments.
The travel ball Bandits were the country's top-ranked team in the 12-under division in 2011 and in the 13-under division this past season. They captured back-to-back USSSA Elite 32 World Series championships at the Walt Disney World Complex and also won this year's Travel Ball Select National Championship in East Cobb, finishing the last two seasons with an overall record of 181-9-2.
The team won its first state title playing as six year-olds and was the World Series runner-up later that year. The team captured the World Series the following season and head coach Troy Roberson said they haven't slowed down since.
"These boys have done some amazing things over the years," said Roberson, who was named the Travel Ball Select 12-under National Coach of the Year last year. "They just continue to win, especially the big games. They are all very special talents, but they all have just worked so hard every day."
Roberson said the team used to practice baseball and then swim at his house every night while team moms would provide dinner for everyone.
"It was just a really neat thing," he explained. "My goal as coach was to always make it fun for the boys. As long as they were having fun, that was important to me, and I think the kids have given everything they've had because they were having fun. It's hard to believe I've had the privilege of coaching these kids."
Bradley, now a freshman at Gordon Lee High School, was the Travel Ball Select 12-under National Player of the Year in 2011, and could be the choice to earn the 13-under award this season.
Roberson respectfully called Bradley "a baseball freak".
"He might be the best player at his age I've ever seen," Roberson said. "He can do things on the field that I haven't seen any other kids his age be able to do, and he's been that way since he was seven or eight years old. He has all the tools, and he's gotten older, he's become more patient and made fewer mistakes. He's really maturing as a young man and as a ball player."
Roberson said Rodgers has grown over the years from simply being a good hitter into being one of the top baseball talents in the nation.
"Chaney might be one of the best hitters I've ever seen at his age," he said. "I've never seen a kid that age hit the ball as far as he does. But he's also become a great base runner and a phenomenal pitcher that really carried us on the mound this year. He's kind of quiet, but he has a big heart and a great mental approach to the game. He's also a great leader, which is one of his best qualities."
Roberson also had high praise for his son, Gavin, the team's shortstop, who like Rodgers is also an eighth-grader at Gordon Lee Middle School.
"He won the World Series MVP award when he was seven, and defense has always been his strong suit," the coach said. "Several people have told me they think he has the best hands in baseball (for his age), and he has a high on-base percentage as a hitter because knows how to work pitchers deep into the count. He plays with a ton of heart and he's sort of the team clown. He keeps everyone's spirits up and he's just tremendously valuable.
"I'm just very lucky and feel very blessed to have gotten to coach these kids," Roberson added.
In addition, Bradley and Rodgers were recently selected to participate in the USA Baseball 14-Under National Team Identification Series in North Carolina Sept. 6-9.
The NTIS will feature players from around the nation competing for a chance to be selected by a USA Baseball National Team program and represent their country. A minimum of 16 players will be picked for the 2013 15-Under National Team Trials.
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You said yes! You'll marry! And once the initial excitement has died down a little, and you've set your wedding date, you then need to choose your invitations. That's one of the first tasks in planning your wedding. CelebrationsPlus know how confusing it can be to choose the perfect design for your desired theme, so we have created a wide range of unique wedding invitations just for you. And if it's a surprise wedding, and you need them fast - just contact us and we'll do our very best to make sure you have the perfect wedding invitations in time. All are fully personalised with your own wording.At CelebrationsPlus you can select your wedding invitations
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The standard, traditional wording is shown on the order pages, but if you'd like us to print your own special wording that's fine, at no extra cost. Black print is free of charge, or you can select one of eight pretty colours instead.
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- Haywood room tax hike deep-sixed
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Tom Alexander, a famed mountain man, forester and founder of Cataloochee Ranch, chronicled his adventures over the course of his lifetime.
An edited collection of his writings were compiled into a book called Mountain Fever by Alexander's son in 1995, more than two decades after his father's death. Tom Alexander, Jr., was a journalist, writing for Time-Life Magazine and later becoming the editor of Fortune Magazine.
The book is chock full of rollicking tales of early life in the Smokies and a fascinating history of Cataloochee Ranch. The writings capture the hardships and joys of converting an isolated mountaintop into a rustic resort, and bring to life the colorful, local characters who helped Tom and his wife, Judy, realize their vision.
An amazing collection of historic photos portray daily life, including works by George Masa, a famed photographer of the early Smokies and a personal friend of the Alexanders.
The book was published by Bright Mountain Books of Asheville. It is available at local bookstores in Haywood County and at the Ranch. www.cataloocheeranch.com.


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I wrote this post a little while ago in an application to get free tickets to an exclusive event with some top entrepreneurs. The question asked something along the lines of "What is your experience with failure? Please tell us a time when you failed", or something like that. With that in mind, I've decided to start from scratch with this blog. Every post ever written before today is gone.
To be perfectly honest this blog never had any real direction, and thus became more of a burden than something from which I derive pleasure.
Yes blogging takes time to see results, etc. I know the spiel. But if the goal was to see traffic and social shares and links than I never had my heart in it. The second those types of thoughts come up I lose interest in writing here.
The reason is I work as an SEO Consultant by day. And by night. I'm also launching two side ventures simultaneously. I also blog regularly for iAcquire, where I work as well guest post on industry blogs.
The last thing I want to do is come up with blog posts for a personal blog that will be more of the same.
So that's that. Have I failed? Maybe. But that's fine.
I know failure. And it doesn't scare me.
I know failure and I know what it means to be down. You see the only reason I probably am writing this in English is because my parents' business failed in Israel which lead them to move to the U.S. in 1989 with me and my sister here. My parents came to the U.S. with nothing. I literally slept on a blanket on the floor, no mattress, our first 2 years in the States.
In fact, I grew up an illegal alien here and learned the language from scratch. (Many of my friends growing up didn't know this about me). I know failure.
I faced business failure before. At age 22 I faced the closing of my business, 2 years after starting it with lots of initial success. I was forced to lay off 8 really good employees and lost 2 properties I bought to foreclosure. With my credit in the gutter (420 actually) I faced being 23 with no college degree, shit credit, rising tuition costs and a rapidly shrinking job market.
And yet I didn't sit and moan or give up, I went back to school to get a degree, even if that meant being the oldest guy on campus (or so it felt at the time). I got into internet marketing and search largely by accident (I wanted to be a political consultant) and have since then gone on to work with Fortune 500 brands consulting on digital strategy. I work at an incredible agency with some of my industry's brightest people, and I'm building my own startup on nights and weekends, taking a second stab at entrepreneurship. I know what failure is.
I keep busy because otherwise I get incredibly bored. And I think that's what plagued this blog from Day 1. It bored me.
From now on I'm takin this blog back. It'll just be me, my thoughts, my ramblings, and I don't give a damn who reads it. Then, to me, it won't be a failure anymore.


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A lame-duck session with unexpected victories
By Perry Bacon Jr. Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, December 22, 2010; 4:34 PM
When the lame-duck session of Congress started more than a month ago, President Obama looked defeated and deflated, publicly acknowledging the "shellacking" his party had taken in the November midterm elections.
Now, a six-week session that was expected to reflect a weakened president has turned into a surprising success. On Wednesday, Obama signed into law the repeal of the military's ban on openly gay service members, and the Senate approved a new nuclear treaty with Russia that the president had declared a top priority.
Those accomplishments come after Obama successfully negotiated a free-trade agreement with South Korea, reached a deal with Republicans that extended unemployment benefits and prevented a tax hike for millions of Americans and signed a bill that will make school lunches healthier.
This blitz of bill signings completes a dramatic first two years for the nation's first black president that included the enactment of arguably the most major liberal policies since the Johnson administration but also the Democrats' biggest loss of House seats in 72 years.
After the election defeats and bitter battles over the health care and financial regulation legislation, the next two years were widely expected to be tied up by gridlock between the GOP-controlled House and the Democratic president. But the past month suggests the future could be different.
Obama and his team reinvented their political approach over the past several weeks to win key Republican votes, no longer relying mainly on the huge Democratic majorities in Congress that they won't have in the new year.


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Hometown Hero: Specialist Ryan Kriner
By: WHAG News
Updated: February 6, 2013
Ryan is currently serving in Afghanistan as a medic, but he also carries out many other special tasks.
Ryan is attending classes online to also improve his career. He graduated high school from James Buchanan in 2003.
He and his wife Theresa have a 22-month-old son named Liam.
His mom says Ryan has exceeded his families hopes and dreams.
And don't forget, you can help honor our nation's heroes by clicking on "Community," and then "Hometown Hero," to send us your submission.


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Three-Strand Baroque Pearl Necklace
with Sterling SilverThis fashionable pearl necklace features 3 strands of baroque freshwater cultured pearls strung together with a sterling silver decorative clasp.
Necklace Information
Stock number: | 13244 |
Sterling Silver |
Clasp: | Box clasp |
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Pearl Information
White |
High to Medium |
Baroque |
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Moderately Spotted |
7.5mm |
Setting type: | Pearl knot |
Poor quality. Doesn't look right or lay right on her neck. I expected better from Blue Nile---definately not worth the price.
I'm wearing this necklace right now and really love it. Because the baroque pearls vary shape and size (no huge size variations, but somewhat), this necklace looks a little edgier/funkier to me than your typical three-strand with same-sized round pearls. I think that's an advantage -- it looks unique.I work in a somewhat conservative office and have worn this to work with sweaters and dresses. Good value, overall. I will say that I don't love the clasp, but it's not difficult to work with if I turn the necklace around when I put it on.
As soon as my wife saw it she loved it.
First, Blue Nile performed flawlessly and the necklace was close to what I expected. I bought it for my wife and she hated it immediately. Now, I could have returned it but then we got into this whole discussion about "what a gift is" and... ok. The point is, future purchaser, find out if she doesn't like three strands vs. one... evidently, it's a big deal. She felt the necklace made her neck look fat (it didn't) and a one strand, an inch longer would have been more attractive., Who knew? It was a mess, but again, a personal issue more than a product issue.
It's perfect for what I was looking for!
The necklace was purchased for a Christmas gift and the feed back that I received from the recepient was phenomenal! She talked about the quality and how gorgeous they were. It's just what I wanted to hear!
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Pre-published author of edgy historical novels
"Words are the keys to the heart."—Chinese proverb
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Finding the perfect agent or editor
Jeanne's debut book, Invisible, is scheduled for release later this year by Solstice Publishing. Stay tuned, because in a few weeks Jeanne will be stopping by for a book review and author interview. And if you haven't had an opportunity to visit Jeanne's blog, you're in for a treat, as her posts are well written and filled with heart. Hope to see you there!
On Thursday YA fantasy/paranormal romance author Theresa Milstein of Substitue Teacher's Saga will be kicking off a series of guest posts on Bird's-eye View. She'll be talking about how to get blog comments to really work for you.
Aug. 6 I'm scheduled to appear on Laura Barnes' blog, Laura B Writer, as part of her new Saturdays series called Savvy Sensations. It will be a chance to get a little unplugged and talk about the more personal side of my writing career.
Aug. 8 I'm scheduled to appear on Marcie Bridges' blog, The Incredible Shrinking Woman. We'll be talking about whether it's wise to post online snippets from the book you're writing.
Then on Aug. 11 urban fantasy author Alexia Chamberlynn of The Life and Literary Pursuits of Alexia Chamberlynn will be stopping by Bird's-eye View to share secrets for staring a newsletter for your followers and readers.
Ending the month on a high note will be Marcie Bridges' Aug. 25 guest post about how to write young adult memoirs.
And keeping things hot through September will be Francine Howarth on Sept. 8 with tips for formatting your books on Kindle and Laura Barnes on Sept. 22 with her top 10 favorite tools for authors.
I hope you're as excited about this line up as I am. Wishing you a great weekend!
19 comments:
- Rachna Chhabria said...
Hi Michelle...nice to meet you. I loved your post on Alexia's blog. It made me see Amazon differently. Being in India...I don't use Amazon much, but now I am going to get more savvy. Thanks for the great post.
- July 24, 2011 at 2:57 AM
- welcome to my world of poetry said...
I opened a seller account three years ago when I had my book published. Some were sold some time ago......yet I have not recieved any money, since opening the account I have changed laptops and the email address I thought was for Amazon they can't trace I have only ever used the one for them. They have completely sold out of my book except for a used on and I have not been notified of a sale.
I am at the start of my next poetry book but Amazon I am not sure about.
If I order a book for myself it's quickly delivered but as for selling it leaves a question mark.
Yvonne. - July 24, 2011 at 3:50 AM
- Michelle Fayard said...
Rachna, it's so good to get to meet you to. Elizabeth (Mitty) Varadan speaks very highly of you!
Yvonne, I'm very sad to read you had such a disappointing experience. From what I understand, Amazon Seller Central is different from Amazon Connect, because with Seller Central you can offer products to customers besides books. There's CreateSpace for self-publishing. And then there's Amazon Connect to help promote you and your books whether your are traditionally or self-published.
I don't know enough about Seller Central to really advise you, but perhaps offering books through CreateSpace would be a better fit. For more information about receiving payment through Seller Central, you might want to visit https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/helpTab/Checkout-by-Amazon/Getting-Paid/Accessing-Funds-in-Seller-Central.
Wishing you a great day! - July 24, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- Marlena Cassidy said...
Sounds like you're going to be busy, Michelle! I'll have to stop by these guest posts and see what's what.
- July 24, 2011 at 8:53 AM
- CherylAnne Ham said...
Hi Michelle. New follower here. Nice to you meet you. :D Looks like you have a lot of great things coming up. I Can't wait to read all these great posts.
- July 24, 2011 at 9:42 AM
- TirzahLaughs said...
Hah. I completely missed the link to your blog on Jeanne the first 10 times. Sigh. I am becoming my mother, I'm only a pair of polyester pants away.
Your schedule is so busy. It makes my head hurt thinking about it.
Tirz - July 24, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Michelle Fayard said...
Marlena, if you have time to stop by, I'd love to hear from you. More than half of these posts are a result of Deana Barnhart's Gearin' Up to Get an Agent blogfest. Deana's legacy is truly far reaching.
CherylAnne, welcome to Bird's-eye View, and thank you for being a new follower! I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts about the upcoming posts.
Tirzah, one good thing about polyester pants is you don't have to iron them. That leaves more time for writing and blogging, even if it does ruin our chances for being the next supermodel. :) - July 24, 2011 at 10:43 AM
- Nas Dean said...
Seems you're going to be extremely busy, Michelle! I'll be stopping by these guest posts, it sounds interesting.
- July 24, 2011 at 4:23 PM
- Michelle Fayard said...
Nas, I'm glad you're looking forward to the upcoming posts, and I'm excited that you're scheduled for Oct. 20; I've added you to the teaser list on the right side of the blog. Hope the rest of your weekend goes well!
- July 24, 2011 at 4:27 PM
- Monica B.W. said...
Hey Michelle! Nice to meet you! You know I love meeting people on the blogosphere ;D
I love the idea of the giveaway (the critique), I'll help you spread the word with my friends that are querying.
And let me say that I just love cats!! If only my hubby wasn't allergic :(
Monica - July 24, 2011 at 5:37 PM
- Tina DC Hayes said...
Hi Michelle, So nice to meet you. I signed up to follow your blog so I won't miss anything. Dang,you stay busy!
Hope you're having a great weekend! - July 24, 2011 at 6:19 PM
- L'Aussie said...
Hi Michelle. Thanks for finding and following me. I really enjoyed your post on Alexia's blog. Lots of food for thought. You are one busy gal. I'll try to keep up with you! Thanks for all the great info.
Denise<3 - July 24, 2011 at 6:44 PM
- Michelle Fayard said...
Monica, welcome to Bird's-eye View, and thank you for being a new follower! You're the best for helping to get the word out about this critique giveaway.
Speaking of critique contests, in early August I'll officially kick off the 500 Followers Giveaway Challenge on Bird's-eye View. Every time I welcome another 100 followers, each person is automatically entered in a new drawing for items ranging from books to critiques of query letters to the full manuscript. This guest post helped inspire the idea!
That's so sad about your husband's allergies. If Marcelo and I ever found out we were allergic to our rescue kitties, we'd have to move out and give our home to the cats. Ummm, not like it's not already their home. :)
Tina, welcome to Bird's-eye View, and thank you very much for following! I've never known such a supportive community as blog followers, and their interest in doing guest posts just goes to further prove this theory. :)
Denise, aka L'Aussie, welcome to Bird's-eye View, and thank you very much for following! I'm so glad you enjoyed the post on Alexia's blog. But after seeing your blog, it is we that will be keeping up with you. :) - July 24, 2011 at 8:27 PM
- Alleged Author said...
I'm super worried about the online snippets thing. You never know who could stop by and steal. Ugh. Can you tell I'm also paranoid? :P
- July 24, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- Michelle Fayard said...
Alleged Author, it's always better to be safe than sorry. The good news is the guest post will contain a suggestion that just might allow us authors to have our cake and eat it too. (I'll take a chocolate cake, please!)
- July 24, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- J.L. Campbell said...
Sounds like a great line up.
- July 25, 2011 at 7:33 AM
- Michelle Fayard said...
J.L., I'm so glad you were the one to kick off the guest-post series. :)
- July 25, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- alexia said...
What an amazing line-up! You're doing such awesome things on your blog, Michelle. Rock on!
- July 25, 2011 at 8:34 PM
- Michelle Fayard said...
Alexia, with your new urban fantasy newsletter and Awesome Books page, you totally do the same!
- July 26, 2011 at 7:50 AM


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The community organization had ended three years ago, which resulted in the remaining clubs funds being donated to local schools by then Optimist president Bruce Coker.
A conversation, in April 2012, between Gilbert Elementary principal Matt Harris and LaFayette police detective Stacey Meeks has led to resurrecting of the community club.
"We just started by talking about what we could do," Harris said. "One thing I have learned in education is that people want to help and sometimes don't know how."
They hope the club will have an impact in providing needed items for less fortunate children, while showing all youngsters that club members want to improve their quality of life locally.
"He has seen needs in the school system and I see other needs out in the community," Meeks said.
As a principal, Harris occasionally encounters children in need of basic items like coats and shoes, a problem he hopes to address with other club members.
"What we envision is a group of people that we can call upon to channel resources and money toward underprivileged children in the community," Meeks said.
He moved his family to LaFayette last year for the quaint small-town atmosphere and plans to give back to his new community along with the other club members.
"We're looking at promoting that small-town atmosphere and feel," Harris said.
Harris attended the Special Olympics at LaFayette High School early in 2012, an event that had previously received much support from Optimist members.
"(Special Olympics) can be such a special experience for kids,' Harris said, having helped with the event when he was in high school. He plans for new members to renew the club's presence and support at the event next spring.
The revitalized group has gained much interest from younger local community members, many of whom range in age from 30-45 years. The focus is to provide community improvements for area youth.
After filing an online questionnaire with the Optimists International, Harris received three return phone calls expressing interest in establishing a new charter membership in LaFayette.
When the club was established this year it began with more members than any other new Optimist Club in the nation, with 27 members, and has already grown to more than 40 members in recent weeks.
"The plan was to have a small group that wanted to get something done, then all of a sudden we had 40 people interested," Harris said.
Future projects being considered by the club include: a dock and picnic area at Twin City Lake in LaFayette. Another concept is utilizing the old high school football stadium and band room for events.
The club even plans to partner on events with the Junior Optimist Club at LaFayette High School.
A golf outing, a fishing rodeo and a 5k fun run are several fundraising events being discussed by members.
During the August club meeting, Walker County schools superintendent Damon Raines spoke about his goals and vision for the school system's future.
The club meets at 6 p.m. on the last Thursday of each month at the LaFayette Golf Course Club House.
Members of the Summerville and Trion Optimist clubs have been present at the first few meetings to mentor the new club and the elected officials.
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As I recall, according to Bill James, Biggio was a compiler at the end but was one of the three best players in baseball during his prime.
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http://www.slate.com/articles/sports...ig_biggio.htmlHe was the player who wasn't a star, but who was just as valuable as the superstars because of his exceptional command of a collection of little skills—getting on base, and avoiding the double play, and stealing a base here and there, and playing defense. Here was the guy who scored 120 runs every year because he hit 45 or 50 doubles every year and walked 70 to 90 times a year and led the majors in being hit with the pitch and hardly ever grounded into a double play and somehow stole 25 to 50 bases every year although he really had very average speed.
You have to understand, when I wrote in 1998 that Craig Biggio was one of the five greatest second basemen of all time, people thought I was nuts. Very few people at that time saw him as a special player. I liked that, too—I liked people thinking I was out on a limb about something when I knew I was right. I loved doing a point-by-point summary comparing Craig Biggio to Ken Griffey Jr., and showing Biggio was actually as valuable, in his best seasons, as Griffey. Griffey at that time was generally regarded as the best player in baseball. In 1997 Griffey outhomered Biggio 56-22, in 1998 56-20. But Biggio had a higher batting average, more doubles and triples, more stolen bases with a better stolen base percentage, was hit by pitches an additional 20 times a year and grounded into fewer double plays. He had as many walks and fewer strikeouts. It was pretty obvious that, if you added together all of Biggio's advantages, Biggio was, at a minimum, on the same level.


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Private Foundations With Under $50 Million Stepped Up Giving In 2012
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Giving at private foundations with endowments of under $50 million jumped 9. 1 per cent in 2012 versus 2011, new data shows . These smaller foundations represent 98 per cent of all US private foundations, according to Foundation Source, which this week released its data for 2012 giving.
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National Philanthropic Trust has named Wayne Walker as the new chairman of its board of trustees, following the departure of Jeffrey Lauterbach. Walker is a principal of Walker Nell Partners, where he focuses on corporate restructuring and turnaround management, corporate governance and fiduciary services . Lauterbach, who served for six years on NPT's board, is an independent trust and wealth planning consultant.
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11 February 2013
Late last month, the Johnson Center for Philanthropy and the nonprofit consulting practice 21/64 released findings from Next Gen Donors: Shaping the Future of Philanthropy.
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Chicagos Strategic Philanthropy has opened a West Coast office, appointing a long-time Morgan Stanley wealth manager to head up operations there. Carola Barton will lead the new Santa Cruz, CA, office, as managing director for the West Coast . She was latterly director of commitments for the Clinton Global Initiative-Asia, a project run by the Clinton Foundation, and also previously worked at Morgan Stanley for 16 years.
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Psychiatrist rejected offer to put Colorado shooting suspect on psych hold, source says
A University of Colorado psychiatrist treating suspected theater shooter James Holmes rejected an offer to put him on a 72-hour psychiatric hold after he told her on June 11 that he fantasized about killing "a lot of people," a source told The Denver Post.
Six weeks later, authorities say, Holmes carried out his fantasy, killing 12 people and injuring at least 58 others in a massacre at the midnight premiere of a Batman movie at an Aurora cinema.
The newly revealed development in the theater shooting was first reported by 7News and later confirmed to The Denver Post by a source close to the investigation who asked to remain anonymous.
Lynne Fenton, the psychiatrist who treated Holmes, has not publicly revealed what Holmes told her that made her notify the campus-wide threat-assessment team that she helped create years before.
CU police Officer Lynn Whitten asked Fenton whether she should apprehend Holmes and place him on a 72-hour psychiatric hold, The Post's source said. Fenton, who has the authority to ask for a hold, rejected the idea, according to the source. Holmes was in the process of quitting the CU neuroscience graduate program where he had been a student since June.
Holmes, 24, is being held without bond at the Arapahoe County Jail. His next court appearance is scheduled for next week.
In other developments in the theater shooting case on Wednesday, the university released two CDs to news outlets containing nearly 3,800 e-mails from the university's e-mail system that reference Holmes or that were sent to or by Holmes from his two university e-mail accounts.
The university removed any e-mails that deal with Holmes' mental health, the crime and any personal communication involving Holmes. A number of e-mails from Holmes' account around June 11 — when Holmes is alleged to have made threats to a professor — were redacted.
Most of the messages released were unexceptional and unrevealing. However, one comment from a professor in CU's computation bioscience program sent the morning after the shooting said Holmes had a brief romance with a fellow graduate student on the University of Colorado's Anschutz Medical Campus months before he is accused of going on a murderous rampage.
"She, fortunately, it turns out is in India right now," the e-mail says. "She knows, and is pretty freaked out." Continued...
The messages show the mundanities of Holmes' life on campus — in one from November 2011, he requests an "NRSC 7610 enrollment form" — and the chaos that engulfed the school after the shootings at the Century Aurora 16 theater.
"As you all know by now," said an e-mail sent to students, including Holmes, the morning after the shooting, "a former student in the neuroscience Ph.D. program was responsible for the horrendous tragedy at the Aurora movie theater this morning."
Holmes withdrew from the program earlier this year after he failed to pass a critical exam. Prosecutors allege he was already stockpiling weapons and ammunition.
Messages in his inbox were mostly announcements or communications from the university or messages from list-serv accounts that he had subscribed to.
In one e-mail Holmes sent in February, he asked a professor if there were openings in the professor's lab.
"I'm a first-year neuroscience graduate student and am interested in learning more about your work identifying genetic factors in neurogenic diseases," Holmes wrote.
He signed the e-mail, as he did others, "Cheers, James Holmes."
Mentions of Holmes multiplied in e-mails following the shootings. Faculty and staff members sent messages to one another wondering if the rumors were true that he was a student at the university. Then scores of e-mails from media outlets poured in wondering the same thing.
Finally, CU released an official statement, a photo and began discussing what to do about all of the requests. Reporters were showing up at professors' homes, calling their relatives and inundating CU with questions. One professor said that his mother had 12 phone calls from reporters.
"Do NOT release any information," said one e-mail. Another advises faculty and students not to post anything on Facebook or Twitter about the incident. Continued...
Even though he was in custody, Holmes also received media requests in his inbox.
"Question for you," a reporter with Yahoo News wrote Holmes the morning of July 20, "in light of today's tragic shooting in Colorado, wondering if you've been inundated with requests (like this one) since you share the same name with the suspect. Would you be available for a brief interview."
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Our imagination is a great tool to change our life. Let's use it.
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Setting an intention is like ordering what you want in a restaurant. Telling the waiter 'Ï want food' is not likely to get you you're dream meal. You have to be precise. Write what you want on a piece of paper and be specific.
2. Fantasize!
Spend some time on a daily basis to dream about what you want. Imagine how you feel getting it, living it. Make the fantasy outrageous so it makes you laugh. This helps you develop a more fine tuned imagery of what you want. Let your imagination play in free mode. On the subconscious level these fantasies and images help you to get used to the new experiences you want for yourself.
3. Let go of worry
Lot's of worries are totally automatic. Usually a worry doesn't come alone, it is connected to a train of thoughts. Leading to a state of panic that won't help you to see options. This might even get in the way of freely fantasizing getting your needs met. If you find that worries block your fantasy or visualisation, take a step back. See how you can alter your wish to a more comfortable one. Spend time fulfilling that one, and than take it a step further.
4. Picture it
Collect pictures that remind you of your wish. Put them on a board so you have a visual reminder of what you want. This makes it easier to envision it becoming a reality. If your wish is not invented yet, make a drawing. Don't worry about your drawing skills, your mind will get the message.
5 Say thank you
When your done dreaming ( and laughing) say thank you to the universe as if you're fantasy was real. Say thank you for receiving tons of money, fitting your favourite size pants, being wooed by your special someone, whatever you got in the fantasy.
The energy of spring is excellent to support fresh, new ideas. Are you ready to create something new? Want to refresh your inspiration.? Set an intention ? This is the right time to do it. There's more light in the day to energize you. Nature adds colour, reminding us how rich and creative we are. Just like the seed contains the flowers, unseen until the conditions are right. The right season, water, sunshine and some space to grow. Visualizing is like sunshine and water for the mind.
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When we undertake a new journey, start a new venture, new relationship or enter a new phase in our spiritual development, we need to accept a certain amount of innocence at the start. Even naivety will be part of our perspective. We cannot know or will not be shown all that is in our future. We are here to experience, fully equipped to master life.
When asked: speak your mind. Ensure that all team members are heard. If you think there's no room for truth, find an elegant way to adress just that. Who knows, you're view might be the inspiration that leads to a solution.
The classic vacation card, needing to rest, the integration stage of issues that took a long battle. Truce. Through the process of integration, a problem has been brought to light on four levels of understanding. Clarity dawns on the mental, the emotional, the spiritual and the external worlds. Regeneration happens, starting from a deeply spiritual inner source reaching out to all four levels of our being.
In a relation this card can mark a a time where you feel save, protected and loved. The dreamy romantic quality of the card is at it best. You feel comfortable with each other. Love flows, building trust and surrender. If you've had a rough childhood, these experiences are touched and healed. If only because you'll be able to allow yourself experiences of happiness and trust that might be new to you. You'll be open to the tenderness and good intentions that your partner has towards you. A hurtful past influences our ability to trust, we need these positive experiences to learn how trust feels and looks like being an adult. Working with the inner child is very beneficial when this card shows up. It points us to our responsibility to integrate our childhood experiences with our mature self. To loose the naivety and keep a sense of innocence even if we are weathered through walking our path.
Happy 2013 to you all, The new year has begun! I wish all of you a beautiful, happy and prosperous new year. I have a good feeling about the year to come. It will be less hard than 2012. It was indeed a year of transformation, which is never easy. 2012 was a 'five'year. A more
I could continue the list of variations on the emotional or physical loss, endlessly. Let it be clear that this card is one of the most crude cards in the deck. It depicts hard times, with too little money or failing to advance yourself or your business.
The mythic tarot uses the myth of Daedalus to lead us through the Pentacles suite. The myth is used to highlight the morality that surrounds the pursuit of money or career.
We all know the state of mind this scene represents. The mind starts to comment on what is basically a good thing. The seemingly innocent question Is it all good? opens the door for doubts and fears. All is well but suddenly it seems something is lacking. Your not as inspired anymore, not as thrilled as you used to be with this formerly new and exciting lover or job.
It seems that fear of the positive is at work here.
Since this is a wands card, they are likely to be goals or duties we strongly believe in. May they be spiritual, business, family or socially oriented. It seems that all our actions and work contribute to a worthy goal. And that might be just the problem.
How many area's in your life have piles labelled 'things to do when I am done'?
Lay down your burden. Take away these flaming torches of good intentions, if only for just a little while. These torches are so close, you cannot even see where you are going.
The journey you're undertaking is to get you away from the storm and dangers into calm waters. It is the last hurdle, the last problem. You have to draw up all of your resources for the last time.
You are the captain of your ship. Scream, focus, surrender to the forces around you, organize your crew, do whatever you need to get yourself past the rocks.
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Cowden, a 1984 graduate of the university, was the oldest killed in the Colorado tragedy on July 20. Dr. Ellis presented Cowden's family and friends with a replica of the "Do As I Have Done" statue that stands on the HPU grounds and announced the establishment of a $60,000 Gordon Ware Cowden Presidential Scholarship to be given to a selected student in Cowden's name.
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Then, Yggdrasil, the world tree, will shake from root to summit. Everything on the earth, in the heavens, and Hel will quiver.
The poem Grímnismál identifies a number of beings which live in Yggdrasill. The tree suffers great hardship from all the creatures which live on it. The poem identifies Níðhöggr as tearing at the tree from beneath and also mentions Ratatoskr as carrying messages between Níðhöggr and the eagle who lives at the top of the tree. Snorri Sturluson often quotes Grímnismál and clearly used it as his source for this information.
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ValhallaGH wrote:I'm really liking this final idea. I'm a sucker for all things Norse and Post Apocalyptic; combining the two is sending my brain into happiness overload.
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Robotman wrote:Then also, if its post a technological society, how would all the cultures come to be named in Norse fashion.
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ValhallaGH wrote:After reading over the pressages and events of Ragnarok, I've got a few ideas that I wish to use but they deal directly with several aspects of the setting that haven't been covered.
ValhallaGH wrote:So, before I start writing down all these details I would like some input from the other people working on this one. Which elements should I keep, which should I get rid of, and what should I add that I've overlooked?
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jaldaen wrote:What if one of the side effects of the Atlantean device was to collapse the "World Tree"... and combine all the various worlds imagined by the Norse people into one? Giants, elves, dwarves, dragons, etc... which perhaps lived in different dimensions now are forced to live in Midgard... what would that entail?
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Root Word (Etymology) From פָּתַח (H6605) | |
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Strong's H6607 - pethach
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1) opening, doorway, entrance
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Strong's H6607 - pethach
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If you've been to any college basketball game, you've no doubt heard the pep band. But likely you've never paid attention to the members of the band, unless you have a connection.
But if you've looked at KU's pep band, there is always a white hat bobbing up and down to the beat that he is pounding out.
The white KU hat belongs to senior math education major Chris Carter, the energetic, drumming leader of the band.
"I start it and the band kicks in, that way the music is a seemless flow," Carter said. "We like to think we are part of the game - we are definitely a part of the environment."
For the last three years, Carter has been front and center at Allen Fieldhouse leading the charge before the game, during timeouts and afterward, win or lose.
"Going from the second to top row, stuck in the shadows, to having, in my opinion, one of the best seats in all of Allen Fieldhouse, it's amazing," Carter said.
A native of Lawrence, Carter grew up in the shadow of the University and went to games growing up. The only thing he could see from his parent's seats was the band. In the middle of the piano lessons, he spotted the drummer and a life goal was set.
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Carter doesn't wear earplugs, even though he said his mother wants him to. He said wearing earplugs takes away from the magical environment that is Allen Fieldhouse on gameday.
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With 188 points, New England is the highest-scoring team in the N.F.L. this season. Its offense is churning out first downs (29.5 a game) in unprecedented fashion. The Patriots have run 39 more plays from scrimmage (473) than the next-closest team, and their revamped hurry-up offense is a key reason they are leading the league in total yards a game (445.3).
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Ravaged by injuries, the Jets lost their best defensive player (Darrelle Revis) and their most explosive offensive player (Santonio Holmes) for the season in consecutive weeks in September. The Jets have also contended with the continuous controversy regarding the status of their starting quarterback, and to a lesser degree, their starting tailback. The defense went through a stretch when opponents were running the ball at will, and the offense mustered only three touchdowns over a four-game stretch.
Yet here they are this morning, each team at 3-3 — the Jets fresh off a 35-9 victory over Indianapolis —and in a four-way tie for first place in the A.F.C. East.
Should the Patriots be overly concerned about their 3-3 record? Probably not. For one, New England was 5-3 at last season's midpoint before winning its next 10 games, a streak that only ended with a Super Bowl loss to the Giants. Las Vegas oddsmakers don't give the Jets much of a chance next Sunday in Foxborough (the Jets are listed as a 10.5-point underdogs). But the Jets are the only team to have beaten the Patriots as many as three times since 2009.
Here are a couple of facts that can help explain why the Patriots are .500 through six games:
1) In two of their three losses, the Patriots have have blown leads of 9 points and 13 points in the closing minutes. Against Baltimore on Sept. 23, the Patriots led, 30-21, with just more than four minutes remaining. But the Ravens scored a touchdown to narrow the lead to 30-28, and Justin Tucker's 27-yard field goal as time expired gave New England the loss. Sunday against Seattle, the Patriots led, 23-10, before the Seahawks' Russell Wilson threw touchdown passes to Braylon Edwards and Sidney Rice — the latter a 46-yarder with 1 minute 18 seconds remaining — to seal the come-from-behind victory.
2) The Patriots have already allowed 15 passing touchdowns, for a pace that would break the N.F.L. record of 38 (the 1969 St. Louis Cardinals) for most allowed in season. According to WEEI radio, the 2012 Patriots would obliterate the franchise record of 29 set by the 1995 team that finished 6-10.
The Jets played their most complete game of the season in their victory over the Colts. On defense, the Jets helped the Colts' Andrew Luck have his worst game of the season, less than a week after they did the same to Houston's Matt Schaub (Schaub had another poor outing on Sunday against Green Bay). The Jets have not allowed a touchdown in almost seven quarters, since Houston's Arian Foster scored early in the second quarter last Monday night.
But the Patriots' offense will probably test the Jets beyond anything they have seen this season.
Extra Point Rex Ryan said he doesn't want to tug on Superman's cape, at least not yet. But can the Jets go to Foxborough next Sunday and find a way to pull off the upset?
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