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- 02-17-2013, 11:25 AM Thread Author #1
My nexus 10 shows charging screen but wont start
Hi all,
I just brought nexus 10 two weeks ago. I was playing Vice city when the screen began to flicker and the device turned off. After that It wont start. When charger is plugged, it shows the battery charged to full, when the power button is pressed, but wont start.
I tried various methods like holding down the power button for more than 1 minute, holding down power+vol up+vol down together for 1 minute. But nothing is happening. Please help me
Thanks - 02-17-2013, 08:16 PM #2
Re: My nexus 10 shows charging screen but wont start
Others have met with success by using a different USB cable and or power plug. I believe I may have even seen a post where the user was able to get their device to respond while connected to a PC via USB.
You are using the included power cord to charge it, yes?I think your skills are improving.
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- 02-17-2013, 10:10 PM Thread Author #3
Re: My nexus 10 shows charging screen but wont start
I recall reading in a thread here something about some games causing the N10 to inaccurately report power levels. Not sure it this was resolved with 4.2.2. have you updated yet?
I think your skills are improving.
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Re: My nexus 10 shows charging screen but wont start
I'm having the same issue but am still yet to get my Nexus 10 up and running again.
I'd had it charging on an adaptor as Im travelling and couldnt get it to do a thing, not even show a charging symbol, I tried putting a pin in the reset bit in the back but still nothing.
I've currently got it plugged into a friends PC and I'm now getting the charging symbol only but its still not coming on.
Any ideas anyone please? I need it for my travels.
Ian - 05-26-2013, 01:09 AM #7
Re: My nexus 10 shows charging screen but wont start
I experienced this before while I was playing shadow gunners. My tablet got so hot that it suddenly flickered then blacked out. I was actually hysterical. I thought my tablet was no more. I tried charging it but the charge icon didn't appear so I was kinda panicking. But I left it charging for more than 5 mins to 10 mins. Then it was okay...I guess its just a factory defect....**** Samsung.... Mines still running now.. Its been 3 months already . but it has scratch and dent and its lagging..but I don't mind...I think.....still enjoying it... Spent 24,480 pesos I'm going to make the most of it
Re: My nexus 10 shows charging screen but wont start
First of all, I'm not sure what reset pin on the back you are refering to. The hole below the camera is the rear Microphone so I hope you didnt put a pin in that.
Have you tried the standard solutions? First of all if it "crashed" try holding the power button down for 10 to 30 seconds until you feel a slight vibaration. the tablet should power on IF it has juice remaining in the battery.
Plug it into the the wall outlet using the charger it came with [not a PC, not anotehr phone charger that is micro USB] charge it for an Ungodly ammount of time [over 14 hours] then repeat the above step above about pressing power.I think your skills are improving.
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Brewing beer is less glamorous than you might think. It involves a lot of sanitizing and a good deal of time spent watching the pot boil.
But that didn't deter us from making the brew from the White House, which released recipes for two beers in September — a honey ale and a honey porter. We brewed the ale because it's been served at state events and because it's a style more familiar to casual beer drinkers. Many who are interested in home brewing have looked at the White House formula. "The recipe is fairly basic," says Chris Maggiolo, owner of The Homebrew Emporium in Cambridge. "British hops, standard British ale yeast, unspecified crystal and biscuit malts, and some extract. It's a good recipe for beginning brewers."
The beer has gotten a lot of attention. At the Democratic National Convention, Bill Butcher, founder of Port City Brewing Co. in Alexandria, Va., wondered if the beer-brewing president would soon be his competition. Four days earlier, the White House had released the recipes, appeasing home-brewing diehards who had filed a formal petition to make the formulas public.
Butcher's endorsement of the home-brewing effort was no surprise, but an endorsement of the beer itself had yet to be made. Anyone with the proper equipment to brew can make the beer, to more or less the same specifications as the White House. The way to assess the beer's quality, then, is to make it.
That's where my friend Javier Torre and I come in. He is a home brewer and I've helped him with several batches. We are hobbyists. The American Homebrewers Association estimates that there are about 1 million people like us in the United States. A starter brewing kit can cost as little as $80, and the ingredients to brew a 5-gallon batch of beer should cost less than that. It's an approachable hobby, which likely factored into the president's deciding to brew (a White House spokesman emphasized that the Obamas bought the equipment themselves).
In a video on the White House blog, assistant chef Sam Kass walks viewers through the process. The Obamas don't brew the beer themselves, he explains, though the honey used in the ale comes from Michelle Obama's bees on the South Lawn.
From start to finish, we brewed the beer in slightly more than three hours. It sat in a large glass vessel for two weeks in my kitchen before I transferred it to bottles, where it sat some more. It's not a hobby that offers instant gratification.
Because it's geared toward novices, the recipe simplifies some steps. It calls for canned malt extract, eliminating the need to turn grain into sugars yourself. These sugars are the essence of beer-making and are what the yeast eventually converts into alcohol. Hops act as a flavoring and bittering agent and have preservative qualities that once made beer a popular drink on long journeys.
To make the beer, we steeped whole-grain biscuit and amber malt in a mesh bag to add color, added two bags of dried malt and two cans of malt extract, and brought the pot to a boil. After it cooked for a while, we added two kinds of hops. Five minutes before we turned off the pot, we added the honey. We chilled the mixture, now called the "wort," before transferring it to the fermenter (in our case a big glass jug) and adding yeast.
Obama is the first president to brew beer at the White House, spokesman Eric Schultz says, but there's a history of presidents making beer elsewhere. George Washington brewed at Mount Vernon, and in 1757 he left notes in one of his journals on how to brew. Thomas Jefferson brewed at Monticello and by 1814 had his own brewhouse.
A passenger on the Mayflower wrote this in his diary when the elders were considering settling on Plymouth: "We could not now take time for further search or consideration; our victuals being much spent, especially our beer." While beer may have been a consideration, it's unlikely to have been the deciding factor. Beer played a bigger role in 17th-century England than it did in Colonial America. "It took a while for Puritans to develop good beer in New England," says Barry Levy, professor of history at the University of Massachusetts Amherst."I suspect this was because wheat was hard to grow."
For that reason cider was popular with early settlers, but beer certainly took hold soon enough. Boston College associate history professor Owen Stanwood says, "In the early modern period beer was often considered a safer drink than water, as the brewing process killed off a lot of germs." Workers would fortify themselves with beer for breakfast before a hard day of labor.Continued...


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Hope they do sick things with the multiplayer and firefight. omg flood firefight please!
Thats not a jetpack. Its a thruster pack that Spartans only use in zero gravity environments.
This is the thing. 343 is the part of Bungie that wanted to keep making Halo games and stay with Microsoft. The rest of them moved on. So technically Bungie is still in this. They are just going by 343 cause that indicates that they are here for Halo and Halo alone.
I wonder if this is really a Halo game though. What I mean by that is, you probably aren't going to fight Covenant, Flood or on a Halo..... so I'm just REALLY curious to see what happens.
@CEmarine88 So people doesn't get tired of it, instead get more anxious for it! And more time equals more dedication.
@linksfire At the end of Halo 3, Master Chief was on a ship that I think got ripped in half. (I think the Arbiter was on the other half and the subspace rift it was travelling through collapsed on it. The Arbiter made it to Earth.) Master Chief puts himself in a cryotube and tells Cortana to wake him if she needs him. Is the construct in the trailer perhaps a Forerunner ark world?
Why does it take so long to make Halo games? When it only takes a year to make CoD. No Hate Though game looks sick
Are you serious Halo 4, didn't they say something about finishing the series?, this is interesting.
I hope 343 was able to get the halo experience right. I wish bungie would make halo 4.
@ Cptmcrofl Why would you play halo 4 which is a sequel to halo 3 and not play Halo 1, 2, 3. I'm just saying you will be confused of how halo 4 starts.
Guess what Bungie I'm not buying any of your other Halo knock offs but I will play this one.
343 made that last few Halo Reach maps and they were very well done. I think Halo is in good hands.
at least when 343 destroys halo 4 they will have halo 5 and 6 to get back to bungie standards.
After they said that they weren't going to make any more Halo games, at the end of Halo 3, I knew there would be another. Talk about Stoked!! I can't wait! They should use Corporeal's remix of the theme in this this one. I agree. "H4LO" looks cool. I hope that 343 keeps with the characters, game play, and general universe that Bungie created.
The music at the end had me hyped and i'm not that big of an Halo fan but I do miss the chief!
gonna be made by 343 studios not even bungie most likely to break all the canon again as well like they did for reach meh more of the same, id like to see more unique ips TBH, getting tired of all the played out series
Chief wasn't wearing that jetpack in Halo 3. I would like to know more about that gun. Soo many questions like how are they going to make this work?
God...listening to that music again at the end of the trailer, I can t wait, MASTER CHIEF is back. Haters= go F*** yourself ;)
Didn't really elude to much of a storyline, but no matter how many halo-hating trolls get on this thread, I think most normal people feel even just a little bit of excitement for a new halo game, yes they are a but cookie-cutter to a degree, but they are all good games, replicating a good game is not necessarily a bad thing. And to those who keep comparing this to Dead Space, you are a moron. That is all that needs to be said.
I like the Covenant v Humans battles. They were so epic, especially fighting alongside the Arbiter. If this veers away from that and turns into a Chief v Flood game, I will be rightly disappointed.


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Encyclopedia of Southern Jewish Communities Overview >> Louisiana >> Baton Rouge Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Baton Rouge's Jewish community has mirrored the development of Louisiana's capital city itself. During the 19th century, Baton Rouge was a small town that was chosen as the state's capital in 1846 precisely because it was located in the hinterlands, upriver from the commercial and cultural center of New Orleans. But in the 20th century, Baton Rouge has emerged as a major industrial center and port. Coupled with its status as the capital and home of the state university, Baton Rouge has flourished in recent decades, as has its Jewish community. In contrast to many other Jewish communities in Louisiana, Baton Rouge's Jewish population has grown significantly since World War II and has remained steady in recent years.
Jews have lived in the Baton Rouge area since the colonial era. The first Jew to settle in the area was Isaac Henriques Fastio, who was born in Bordeaux, France. He came to Louisiana from Curacao by 1766, originally settling in New Orleans. Fastio became a business partner of Isaac Monsanto, who is considered to be the first Jew to settle in New Orleans. Fastio later moved to Point Coupee (north of present day Baton Rouge) and opened a trading business, remaining in the area for fifty years. By 1780, Benjamin Monsanto, Isaac's brother, had joined Fastio in Point Coupee as the two became business partners. Monsanto purchased a plantation and slaves, but found it difficult to become a successful planter. He moved to Natchez by 1788, becoming the first Jew to settle in Mississippi. According to French colonial law, Jews were not allowed to live in Louisiana, though this prohibition was not rigidly enforced. After Spain took possession of Louisiana, the new colonial governor expelled Jews from New Orleans in 1769, but allowed Fastio to remain in Point Coupee. Either he was unknown to the new governor, or was not seen as any kind of economic threat due to his remote location.
One of the earliest Jews to live in Baton Rouge was Maurice Barnett, who had moved to the colonial outpost by 1806 when it was part of Spanish West Florida. Born in Amsterdam, Barnett became a general merchant in Baton Rouge, selling food, liquor, dry goods, furniture, hardware, and other products he received from wholesale houses in New Orleans. Since cash was scarce in this far-flung corner of the Spanish empire, most of his business was on the barter system. Although he was Jewish, Barnett was a respected citizen in Baton Rouge. The colonial governor appointed him as head of a posse to catch three armed robbers who had struck in the area. Barnett led a group of four slaves and another white man and quickly captured the three scoundrels. Barnett's tenure in Baton Rouge did not last long; by 1812, he had moved to New Orleans in search of greater economic opportunity.
>Men like Isaac Fastio and Maurice Barnett were exceptional cases. Baton Rouge did not develop what can be recognized as a Jewish community until the mid 19th century, when Jewish immigrants from Alsace and the German states settled in the small city upriver from the port of New Orleans. The Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1858 forced the small Jewish community of Baton Rouge to establish its first institution, a cemetery association that acquired land in order to bury the six Jews who had died from the disease. A year later, this small group of Baton Rouge Jews established the "Hebrew Congregation of the City of Baton Rouge." The congregation's founding members were Jacob Farnbacher, Leopold Rosenthal, A. Mann, Nathan Dalsheimer, Charles Simon, Simon Bear, Leopold Dalsheimer, and Simon Mendelsohn. All of the founders were foreign-born, from either Bavaria or Alsace. The group met initially in the upstairs of the Singletary Building at the corner of Florida and Church streets, though soon after forming, they purchased land for the future construction of a synagogue.
The congregation's plans were put on hold during the Civil War as many of its members scattered. Baton Rouge was occupied by the Union Army during most of the war, and the fledgling Jewish congregation ceased meeting during the conflict. In 1868, the group reorganized under the name "Shaare Chessed" (Gates of Mercy), and began to meet in Dalsheimer Hall, a community gathering space for speeches, dances, and other events, that was owned by one of the founding members of the congregation. The members no longer liked the location of the land they had originally bought in 1859, and decided to trade it with the local Catholic Church for another lot on 5th and Laurel Streets that already contained a former school building. On March 16, 1877, Shaare Chessed dedicated this building as its first synagogue with a ceremony that attracted city officials and many non-Jews. Under the leadership of Rabbi Isadore Lewinhall, the congregation moved away from its Orthodox roots in 1879 when they officially adopted Isaac Mayer Wise's Minhag America as their prayer book.
Just as the congregation was settling into its new synagogue, there was a dispute over who had legal title to the property. The fight went all the way to the Louisiana Supreme Court, which ultimately decided against Shaare Chessed. The congregation was forced out of their building in 1883. They moved all of their furnishings to Dalsheimer Hall, where they met for the next few years. In 1885, they reincorporated, changing their name to "B'nai Israel" and repurchased their old red brick building, which had been constructed before the Civil War.
A key force in the congregation's effort to acquire a synagogue was the Ladies Hebrew Association of Baton Rouge, which had been organized by seventeen women in 1871. The group's expressed purpose was to raise money for a permanent home for the congregation. They held balls, cake raffles, and other events that raised money for the building fund. Their efforts helped to pay off the mortgage on the property the congregation had bought in 1859. After Shaare Chessed acquired its building in 1877, the Ladies Hebrew Association raised $1400 to pay for its furnishings, including an organ, torah covers, and an eternal light. Once the synagogue was dedicated, the association dissolved. After the congregation was evicted from the building, the Ladies Hebrew Association reorganized and set about raising money to reacquire their temple. Once again, they held a series of successful fundraising balls, and were able to help pay off the debt on the building. After the congregation had resettled in its old home, the group decided to expand its mission, caring for the cemetery, running the religious school, and raising money for charity. In 1914, they changed their name to the B'nai Israel Sisterhood, and continued their indispensable work for the congregation.
Jewish men also founded an organization of their own, establishing a local chapter of the B'nai B'rith in 1875. Originally, the group met at Dalsheimer hall, but later met at the synagogue.
Most members of B'nai Israel were immigrants from France or Germany who established retail businesses in Baton Rouge. According to a 1905 history of Jews in Louisiana, in Baton Rouge, "the Jewish element of the population has a strong hold, not only upon the business of the place but of planting interests in all the surrounding country." Jacob Farnbacher was born in Bavaria, and came to the United States in 1857, when he was thirty years old. He soon established a dry goods store in Baton Rouge, which became quite successful after the Civil War. By 1870, Farnbacher was already worth over $5000 in real estate and personal property. By the early 20th century, he had diversified his holdings, becoming the director of a local insurance company and the co-owner of a local bank. His son, Solon, joined his father in the family business, and became an active member of several local fraternal organizations and a director of the Louisiana State Bank.
Simon Mendelsohn came from Alsace-Lorraine to Baton Rouge in the mid 19th century. He was drawn to Baton Rouge by the strong French culture of the region. By the time of the Civil War, Mendelsohn owned a grocery store in town. While his home was burned by the Union Army and his family had to flee to the countryside, Mendelsohn returned after the war,and reestablished his business, sinking deep roots into the community. Even after his death in 1889, his family remained an important part of the local economy and society. His wife Sophie was active on the board of the local Protestant Orphan's Home, and arranged for the orphans to have a party each year on a ferry boat owned by her son. Ben Mayer came to Baton Rouge from Natchez and married Simon and Sophie's daughter Zerlina. Mayer owned a wholesale grocery business as well as a brickyard. Mayer became a very prominent civic leader, serving on the Baton Rouge city council for many years. Abe Rosenfield, the brother of Sophie Mendelsohn, owned the largest dry goods store in Baton Rouge in the early 20th century. Rosenfield lived with his family in New Orleans, but would come to Baton Rouge during the week, staying with his sister Sophie, and return home for the weekends. Rosenfield's weekly commute shows how Baton Rouge was still a provincial outpost for the regional economic hub of New Orleans.
In 1908, Standard Oil built a refinery in Baton Rouge, which helped to transform the town into a modern city. When it opened, 700 people worked at the refinery; by the end of the 1940s, over 9,000 did. In 1900, 31,000 people lived in East Baton Rouge Parish. By 1920, over 44,000 did. Spurred by wartime production and post-war prosperity, Baton Rouge's population doubled during the 1940s. The city's growth has continued through today. Baton Rouge's Jewish population has grown as well. In 1907, B'nai Israel had sixty member families and thirty children in their religious school. By 1917, there were 80 members and 51 students in the religious school. By 1937, 590 Jews lived in Baton Rouge. The Jewish community reached a plateau of 1,400 people by 1968. In 2001, about 1,600 Jews lived in the city, though this number has increased since Hurricane Katrina.
This growth in Baton Rouge's Jewish community was reflected in Temple B'nai Israel. After having financial troubles during its early decades, the congregation began to expand, adding a social hall to their building in 1920. They also enjoyed greater stability in rabbinic leadership. Rabbi Max Klein had led the congregation from> 1886 to 1900. Rabbi Frank Rosenthal served both B'nai Israel and Temple Sinai in nearby St. Francisville from 1901 to 1911. During the next sixteen years, four different rabbis led the congregation. There were times when the congregation did not have a rabbi, and members had to serve as lay readers. In 1927, Rabbi Walter Peiser came to Baton Rouge, and remained the spiritual leader of B'nai Israel for almost forty years, retiring in 1966. Peiser was a man of strong principle who refused to say an invocation to the state legislature in 1929 in protest of Governor Huey Long's political corruption. Peiser explained to Time Magazine that his prayers would have been "coarsened and cheapened…by a Chief Executive…unworthy of high office."
Peiser was a strong adherent of classical Reform Judaism, and was a good fit for B'nai Israel, which used primarily English in their services and employed a non-Jewish organist and soloist. W.B. Clark was their longtime organist, who for a while even blew shofar on the high holidays. Members of B'nai Israel took great pride in being integrated with the larger community. In the commemorative booklet they printed for their 100th anniversary, they proclaimed, "the congregation has always felt itself to be a part of, rather than apart from, the Baton Rouge community." B'nai Israel held an open house for their non-Jewish friends as part of their centennial celebration.
Both Peiser and many of his congregants were anti-Zionists, rejecting the idea that Jews were a separate people who needed their own homeland. They joined the American Council for Judaism, which opposed the creation of a Jewish state, and stressed that Jews were simply a religious group. Rabbi Peiser and the leadership of the congregation viewed with concern the growing movement to establish the state of Israel as well as the increasing support for Zionism amongst the national leadership of Reform Judaism. On April 25, 1945, Rabbi Peiser and the president of B'nai Israel sent a letter to every congregant, stating "our congregation affirms its adherence to the principles of American Judaism; denies the right of Zionists to speak for it…Our nation is America and our religion is Judaism." These ideas, which came from the 1885 Pittsburgh Platform, the foundation of Classical Reform Judaism, were written into the constitution of B'nai Israel in 1945. All rabbis, officers, and trustees of B'nai Israel now had to pledge to support these ideals.
This new requirement for congregational leadership set off a firestorm of controversy. The dispute was very reminiscent of the 1943 conflict within Temple Beth Israel in Houston, which led to a split in Texas' oldest congregation. B'nai Israel also suffered a schism. In response to the board's actions, twenty families left B'nai Israel and began to hold services on their own. Those who left were more likely to be from Orthodox or Conservative backgrounds and to be relative newcomers to Baton Rouge, though the breakaway group also included several "old-timers." On August 17, 1945, 29 families signed a charter for a new congregation they named "Liberal Synagogue." Their name signified that the congregation would be tolerant of different ideas and practices. From the start, Liberal Synagogue differentiated itself from B'nai Israel by allowing kippot (head coverings) and tallit (prayer shawls) and introducing the bar mitzvah ritual, although they also affiliated with the Reform Movement. Lewis Botnick was chosen as its first president. Later, the group changed its name to Beth Shalom. Initially, Liberal Synagogue worshipped in a building on the Acadian Thruway. In 1980, they built their current home on Jefferson Highway.
B'nai Israel remained in its downtown synagogue until 1954, when they moved to a new building at the corner of Parker and Kleinert Streets. When Rabbi Peiser retired in 1966, Lester Roubey filled the pulpit for the next fourteen years. Rabbi Barry Weinstein served B'Nai Israel from 1983 to 2007, when he was replaced by Corie Yutkin, the congregation's first female rabbi. After the split in 1945, B'nai Israel remained entrenched within Classical Reform Judaism and anti-Zionism. In 1967, the leadership of B'nai Israel would not allow members to use the temple for a fundraising event for Israel. Over the years, B'nai Israel has changed, largely through the leadership of Rabbi Weinstein, adopting more traditional practices and dropping its hostility toward Zionism.
Beth Shalom started out as a small group of dissidents, but soon grew into a strong, viable congregation with a synagogue and a full-time rabbi, although it has always been smaller than B'nai Israel. In 1962, they had 96 member families, and continued to grow along with Baton Rouge's Jewish community. By 1990, they had 184 members. Beth Shalom has been led by a series of rabbis; currently, Stan Zamek is its spiritual leader.
1945 remains a key year in the history of the Baton Rouge Jewish community as the schism remains to this day. Baton Rouge is home to two different congregations, both Reform, and both small. In 2007, B'nai Israel had 214 members, while Beth Shalom had 128. Efforts to join the two congregations have failed due to lingering resentments and refusals to compromise. The rivalry between the two congregations still divides the Baton Rouge Jewish community today.
Despite this tension, Baton Rouge Jews have pulled together in times of crisis. After Hurricane Katrina, the small Baton Rouge Jewish Federation, which had only one part-time employee, took in hundreds of refugees from New Orleans, working with national Jewish relief organizations. They also coordinated a rescue operation that pulled stranded people out of the Lakeview section of the city after the levees broke. While most of the Jewish evacuees have left Baton Rouge, many have stayed. The Federation has taken on the responsibility of caring for the economic and emotional well-being of the evacuees. Though they are only a small community, Baton Rouge played a crucial role in the Jewish response to Hurricane Katrina. A month later, the city itself was hit by Hurricane Rita, which severely damaged the sanctuary of Temple Beth Shalom.
While the Baton Rouge Jewish community has endured internal conflicts and natural disasters, their future looks bright as they approach the 150th anniversary of organized Jewish life in the city.


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The House gave final approval to the bill on Wednesday.
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After watching the Bobcats lose their 18th straight game I feel that major changes need to be made. The team is dropping in the standings and if they continue on this pace they will be one of the worst teams again this year.
I feel that changes need to be made
- Dunlap needs to go, at first I thought he know what he was doing but not anymore. The Bobcats need a coach that will scare the players to do well. Dunlap is not getting the best out of his players.
- Trades need to be made. Diop needs to go, he is earning a lot of money that he does not deserve. Cho needs to trade some players and start to spend money on GOOD PROVEN players.
I do not want this team to be laughed at again this year. I know they won't go to the playoffs this years, but it does not mean that management can't try to make the team better. We can't depend on the draft again, as the Bobcats get screwed each year with the draft.


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This park is the perfect playground any time of year, offering visitors swimming, boating, fishing, birdwatching, hiking, camping, biking, picnicking, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and year-round naturalist-led activities.
Hikers can explore the beauty of a tamarack bog carpeted with showy lady's slippers, pitcher plants, dragon's mouth, grass pink, and insect-eating sundews. Most flowers are blooming in the bog during late spring and early summer.
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Visitor Alert!February 22nd Candlelight Ski/Snowshoe event rescheduled for Saturday, March 8thDue to forecasted severe windchills, the park's Candlelight Ski and Snowshoe event has been moved from February 22nd to March 8th. March 1st Snowmobile Ride rescheduled for Saturday, March 15thDue to lingering cold and wind the Snowmobile Trail Ride scheduled for March 1st has been moved to March 15th. New Group Camp Coming Summer 2014Looking for a new camping option for your group? The new Lavinia Group Camp will have something for everyone. A large area is available for tent campers, plus there will be five sites with electric hook-up for RVs and trailers. There will be a 22x30 foot covered picnic shelter and a large fire ring for gatherings. Water will also be available on site. Location will be private and secluded, perfect for your next family or group gathering. Construction will start spring 2014 and should be ready for reservations sometime mid- to late summer. Call the park for further updates, and check out the design plans for the new campground. |
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Analysis of Two Aces
What a wonderful baseball game! I am definitely one of those fans that like a nice 1-0 or 2-1 ball game, and that is the feel of last night's game. Through 11 innings, the score was 1-1. And then for my man, Jason Kubel, to come through with a game-winning, walk-off grand slam in the bottom of the 12th was remarkable! Equally remarkable was that the Twins have decided to call up Jason Bartlett and designated Tony Batista for assignment! But, more on all of that in the Twins Thoughts today. Today, we are here to talk about some great pitching and a couple of great starting pitchers.
In the past, I have done analysis on starts of Brad Radke and Johan Santana. My biggest hit-count day came when I did my Analysis of a Phenom, the Mariners Felix Hernandez last August.
Well, as soon as I saw last night's pitching matchup, the Twins Johan Santana versus Curt Schilling, I knew that I needed to bring back the "Analysis" feature for it. Now, I'll be honest, as I'm typing this introduction up, I'm not exactly sure how it is going to look. I'm not sure how to make it look alright when discussing two pitchers at the same time, but I will try.
So, I thought it would be fun to learn a little more about the pitcher. I hope that you enjoy this analysis and, as always, please feel free to e-mail me or leave some Comments at the end!
What is Johan Santana doing this year? He has been excellent for the last six weeks after another slow start. His strikeout rate, WHIP and ERA have all dropped, and he has a 6-4 record. But, is he continuing to mix his pitches as much as he has in the past? How does he pitch the second time through a lineup, especially a strong lineup like the Red Sox. It is always fun to track Santana when he is on, and last night, he was definitely on!
After playing a huge role in the Red Sox World Series championship in 2004, Schilling missed much of the 2005 season with lingering injuries of his ankle. He is not young, so the assumption was that he just would not really be able to come back. But come back he has. Schilling came into the game with an 8-2 record. Sure, his 'other' numbers are nowhere near as good as Santana's, but they are still very solid, and obviously good enough to get lots of glorified Wins. But what is he throwing? He isn't striking out many batters anymore this year. Does he still throw hard? Is he mixing it up much? Lets find out.
Anyway, what I did, as I have in the past, is tracked, pitch-by-pitch, the performances of both Johan Santana and Curt Schilling. I noted which type of pitch they threw and then jotted down the speed of the pitch given on Fox Sports Net. I realize that the radar gun speed given on the telecast is subject to debate, but it's all I had to work with. So, how did they do it?
Let's start with the high level look their performances:
Johan Santana 8.0 5 1 1 0 13
Curt Schilling 8.0 6 1 1 1 5
Of the 102 pitches that Santana threw, 75 of them (73.5%) were strikes. 67% is generally considered very good so Santana was great!
Of the 91 pitches that Schilling threw, 61 of them (67.0%) were strikes, so he was very good also.
Here is a breakdown of the type of pitch that Santana threw.
Fastball - 56 (54.9%)
Curveball/Slider - 17 (16.7%)
Change Up - 29 (28.4%)
Here is a breakdown of the type of pitch that Schilling threw. Now, I have to admit, that I could not really differentiate his offspeed pitches much. I could tell the difference between the fastball and the split finger, but I really only saw him throw one or two pitches that were really curveballs, so I just lumped them all together.
Fastball - 63 (69.2%)
Curveball/Split-Finger - 28 (30.8%)
Here are the number of pitches Santana threw each inning and the type of pitch:
1st inning - 12 pitches (9 fastball, 3 changeup)
2nd inning - 12 pitches (6 fastball, 4 changeup, 2 slider)
3rd inning - 18 pitches (11 fastball, 5 changeup, 2 slider)
4th inning - 11 pitches (6 fastball, 3 changeup, 2 slider)
5th inning - 13 pitches (6 fastball, 4 changeup, 3 slider)
6th inning - 5 pitches (3 fastball, 2 changeup)
7th inning - 19 pitches (8 fastball, 5 changeup, 6 slider)
8th inning - 12 pitches (7 fastball, 3 changeup, 2 slider)
Total - 102 pitches (56 fastball, 29 changeup, 17 slider)
Here are the number of pitches Schilling threw each inning and the type of pitch:
1st inning - 18 pitches (17 fastball, 1 offspeed)
2nd inning - 7 pitches (2 fastball, 5 offspeed)
3rd inning - 8 pitches (7 fastball, 1offspeed)
4th inning - 13 pitches (11 fastball, 2 offspeed)
5th inning - 14 pitches (8 fastball, 6 offspeed)
6th inning - 9 pitches (6 fastball, 3 offspeed)
7th inning - 15 pitches (9 fastball, 6 offspeed)
8th inning - 7 pitches (3 fastball, 4 offspeed)
Total - 91 pitches (63 fastball, 28 offspeed)
The consistency of the velocities of Santana's pitches throughout all eight innings was really remarkable. I was actually surprised to see that Schilling did the same thing. But he really didn't have to throw very many pitches, so it should make sense.
Here are the average velocities of Santana's pitches last night by inning:
Fastball Changeup Slider
1st inning - 93.6 83.7 N/A
2nd inning - 94.2 84.3 86.5
3rd inning - 93.6 83.2 84.5
4th inning - 93.7 83.3 85.5
5th inning - 93.7 81.3 83.7
6th inning - 92.7 84.0 N/A
7th inning - 94.3 82.8 84.3
8th inning - 93.0 82.3 84.5
Here are the average velocities of Schilling's pitches last night by inning:
Fastball Offspeed
1st inning - 91.3 83.0
2nd inning - 92.0 85.0
3rd inning - 91.1 86.0
4th inning - 90.5 86.0
5th inning - 91.6 86.5
6th inning - 91.2 86.3
7th inning - 91.3 87.0
8th inning - 92.0 86.3
Just to show how consistently hard Santana was throwing, here were the speeds of his fastballs:
91 mph - 1
92 mph - 7
93 mph - 16
94 mph - 19
95 mph - 13
Did either pitcher alter the pitches he threw each time through the batting order?
Here is what Santana threw each time through the order:
Time Through Order FB FB% CU CU% SL SL% Total Pitches
1st 22 62.9% 9 25.7% 4 11.4% 35
2nd 18 52.9% 11 32.4% 5 14.7% 34
3rd 13 43.3% 9 30.0% 8 26.7% 30
Here is what Schilling threw each time through the order:
Time Through Order FB FB% OffSpd OS% Total Pitches
1st 23 76.7% 7 23.3% 30
2nd 26 72.2% 10 27.8% 36
3rd 14 56.0% 11 44.0% 25
So what does this show? Well, as the game moves along, Santana throws less fastballs, about the same number of changeups, but he starts to add more sliders. Schilling's offspeed pitches vary somewhat, so looking at it this way may not mean a lot. It really shows that he is a fastball pitcher, at least early in the game.
Both pitchers were so dominant last night.
Here is a quick look at the pitches Santana threw on each count:
0-0 22 2 4
0-1 9 5 4
0-2 2 6 1
1-0 5 0 1
1-1 8 2 2
1-2 3 9 1
2-0 2 0 0
2-1 2 1 0
2-2 2 3 3
3-0 0 0 0
3-1 0 0 1
3-2 1 1 0
Here is a quick look at the pitches Schilling threw on each count:
0-0 22 5
0-1 10 5
0-2 5 1
1-0 6 6
1-1 6 3
1-2 1 3
2-0 3 0
2-1 3 1
2-2 1 3
3-0 2 0
3-1 3 0
3-2 1 1
Do first pitch strikes matter? I would say that they matter to a pitcher who does not have control or a great fastball. However, at least last night, both pitchers had great control! Last night, Santana threw first pitch strikes to 22 of 28 batters. Of those 28 batters, he started 22 of them off with a fastball (2 with a changeup and 4 with a curveball). Last night, Schilling threw first pitch strikes to just 18 of 27 batters. Of those 27 batters, he started 22 of them off with a fastball.
A lot of times when you hear about a potential pitching dual, it ends up being a 13-9 ball game. Well, both Johan Santana and Curt Schilling held up their end, and it was a great game to watch. The two pitchers have completely different styles. Santana is a strikeout pitcher, and Schilling now pitches to contact. In either case, both are fun to watch. Who wins between the two? Well, both went eight innings and gave up one run, on a home run. I guess you could say that Santana wins because of his strikeouts, but in the end, does that number matter more than the number of runs allowed? How about we just call it a draw?
Do you have any thoughts on the pitching matchup, or anything from the Twins game, please feel free to e-mail me, or leave some Comments down below.
Just a couple more thoughts from the Twins 5-2 win in 12 innings against the Red Sox last night:
Do you ever just want to say, I told you so! Jason Kubel's recent play, and particularly that monster game winning grand slam in the bottom of the 12th last night, makes me want to shout I Told You So... but it would be like preaching to the choir! He is now 7-13 (.539) in his last three games! And to think, Gardy had him sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the 8th (he was successful).
Speaking of preaching to the choir, maybe Twins management does listen. We found out that Jason Bartlett was recalled after Rochester's game last night, but we didn't immediately find out who was either being sent down or released. After the game, we found out the Tony Batista's tenure with the Twins finally, mercifully came to an end as he was Designated for Assignment.
So now the question becomes... is Jason Bartlett the every day shortstop? Who takes over as the every day 3B? Tiffee? Luis Rodriguez? As long as Bartlett is the shortstop and truly given a chance, I am fine with whatever platoon they come up with at third base. Fact is that there just is not a good option there in the organization. Tiffee is no better than Batista. Rodriguez, Castro and Punto are all utility guys. Matt Moses is not ready yet and if they truly are rebuilding, it doesn't make sense to push a top prospect too quickly.
Did you see how upset Ron Gardenhire was at Lew Ford for his poor sacrifice bunt attempt in the bottom of the 9th? With a runner on 2nd and nobody out, Ford bunted hard to 1B Kevin Youklis who threw to 3B for the out. Gardy looked furious. Now, I'm not going to defend Ford. It was a bad bunt, and obviously should have been directed to the 3B line. However, Gardy needs to look in the mirror. Why call for the bunt in that situation? It makes no sense. You have a guy who has shown inconsistency bunting in the past bunt against a guy who throws 97 with some nasty pitches. It is very difficult to bunt there. What it isn't difficult to do is just put the bat out and ground out to 2B. I think I like my chances with Ford being able to ground out and move the runner along that way than with the bunt. Also, you already have a guy in scoring position. You now have three chances to get a single to win the game. Don't over-manage!
When you're on 2B, you're already able to score on most singles. That is why one of the worst plays of the game was Torii Hunter's attempted steal of 3B. He was thrown out by a mile for an inning-ending strikeout-throw out double play. Another bad play by another veteran.
However, nice catch on the Manny Ramirez line drive. He literally caught it behind himself!
Justin Morneau is on a tear. He had another three hit game last night. His 12th inning ground-rule double would have scored Michael Cuddyer from 1st to tie the game. He is 10-17 (.588) in his last four games and is now hitting .263 on the season.
I also tracked pitches during Joe Nathan's ninth inning. He threw 22 pitches, and just 12 of them were strikes. He threw 16 fastballs, five sliders and one curveball. Four of those fastballs were intentional walk pitches to Jason Varitek. The other 12 fastballs averaged 96.25 mph, and one touched 99 mph. That was on an 0-1 pitch to Manny, so I am sure he was pretty pumped up! Big picture though, it was good to see Gardy go with his closer in the 9th inning of a tie game and then adjust back to Rincon, and then Crain, before Reyes.
Along with his amazing pitching repertoire, Johan Santana deserves to win the Gold Glove as well!
The Michael Cuddyer home run against Schilling in the bottom of the 7th was impressive. He took a 91 mph fastball on the outside corner and drilled a line drive to dead center for the Twins run to that point. He just has so much power!\
Stick & Ball Guy looks at the Top 50 Twins Pitching seasons in their history. No surprise who was #1 on that list and in what year, but there are plenty of surprises, like the #6 season!
Do you have any thoughts on the Twins, the Red Sox or anything baseball. Feel free to e-mail me or leave comments below.
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Tuesday - RED WINGS 0, Indianapolis 2- Shawn Wooten and Glenn Williams each went 2-4, but the Red Wings managed just six hits in this game. Jason Miller made his second start and in this game, he went five innings and gave up just one run. Ricky Barrett gave up the other run in his one inning stint. Kevin Cameron and Henry Bonilla combined on three more shutout innings. Jason Bartlett went 1-4 and after the game, he was recalled to the Twins.
Tuesday - ROCKCATS 0, Binghamton 2 - Errol Simonitsch was good. Willie Collaza was better. Simonitsch threw all eight innings for the Rockats and gave up two runs on eight hits and a walk. Collaza went all nine innings and gave up just five hits and a walk. Of the five hits, Trent Oeltjen had two of them.
Tuesday - Game 1 - MIRACLE 4, Clearwater 6 - Eight Miracle batters each had one hit, but only Kyle Geiger had a double. Danny Powers made another start and in 3.1 innings, he gave up five runs on four hits and three walks. Jose Mijares gave up a run in 1.2 innings. Josh Hill pitched a scoreless inning.
Tuesday - Game 2 - MIRACLE 9, Clearwater 7 - Alexi Casilla just continues to rake! In this game, he went 4-5 to increase his batting average to .318. Matt Tolbert was 2-2 with a triple and two RBI. Kyle Geiger went 2-4. Deacon Burns was 2-4 with a double and two RBI. Justin Jones started and got hit hard. In just three innings, he gave up six runs (4 earned) on seven hits and a walk. Colby Miller came in and got the win. He went 1.2 innings and despite giving up two hits and a walk, he did not allow a run. Chris Schutt gave up a run and got just two outs. JP Martinez went the final 1.2 innings for the save. He struck out three.
Tuesday - SNAPPERS 9, South Bend 4 - Josh Land, Drew Thompson, Paul Kelly, Erik Lis, Eduard Ovalle, Caleb Moore. Those were the first six hitters in the Snappers lineup and each one of them had two hits in this game. Lis and Moore each had a double. Kelly and Dan Berg each had a triple. Ovalle had a home run, his sixth of the year. Adam Hawes started but he went just 4.1 innings. He gave up three runs on eight hits and two walks. Alexander Smit backed up his great Monday outing with three strikeouts in 1.2 innings last night. Must have been a mechanical thing fixed! We can hope! David Shinskie gave up a run in his inning. Yohan Pino and Frank Mata closed things out with a shutout inning each.
On that note, I am going to call it a day! I will not have a major posting tomorrow as I will again be out of town for work. However, I am about 88% sure that I will be at the Twins/Red Sox game tonight. I hope to send some quick notes in to be posted, so you can check back tomorrow to see if I've got anything new. I hope you all have a great day! As always, please feel free to e-mail me your thoughts on the Twins, the minor leagues, or anything you would like to discuss.


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Careful... You're about to get your heart stolen. If the large one bedroom in the private corner of a beautiful, Brooklyn Heights Pre-War with outdoor spiral staircases and wrought iron trim reminiscent of old New Orleans doesn't do it for you, the Ploughmans sandwiches and Americanos at Iris Cafe next door will.
Located on one of the most coveted blocks in beautiful Brooklyn Heights, this second floor walk up, two blocks from the Brooklyn Promenade, won't stay empty for long. Let me take you on a tour tomorrow afternoon!