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One of the first things you see when you visit your new Magento 1.6 shopping cart is the default welcome message in the upper right corner of the page, which reads:
Default welcome msg!
This is a simple customization and a good place to start on customizing Magento 1.6. In the last tutorial, we covered how to log into the Magento Backend and that's where we'll change the default welcome message. To change the default message displayed on your Magento 1.6 web pages, you'll need to log into the Magento admin.
Please read our Magento Tutorials for more information on customizing Magento.
- Log into the Magento Admin Panel
- Go to System ->> Configuration
- In the Left side menu pane choose "Design" under the "General" heading
- Select the "Header" option in the body of the page
- Find "Welcome Text", it should say Default welcome msg! Type in the new message you want Magento to display
- Click "Save Config"
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The Cubs begin this series 15 games behind the first-place Cardinals, who enter Thursday's action 21 games over .500, the best record in the major leagues.
Nevertheless, the Cubs have played the Cardinals reasonably well this year. The teams split a pair of games in May at Wrigley; the Cardinals took three of four in St. Louis in June, but since that series ended the Cubs actually have a better record than St. Louis (11-7 to the Cardinals' 8-8).
So I'd expect this series to be competitive, at least; Cubs/Cardinals series always are, no matter where the teams are in the standings. It'd be nice to knock the Cardinals out of first place this weekend, if nothing else.
ICYMI, the Cubs have made yet another bullpen move before tonight's game:
#Cubs to select contract of RHP Michael Bowden from Iowa and option Brooks Raley
— Bruce Miles (@BruceMiles2112) July 11, 2013
"Select the contract" means the Cubs have added the player to the 40-man roster, in case you had not heard that specific language before. The move leaves the Cubs' 40-man roster at 39 players.
Cubs lineup:
Valbuena 3B, Castro SS, Rizzo 1B, Soriano LF, Schierholtz RF, Bogusevic CF, Barney 2B, Castillo C, Jackson P
Brian Bogusevic is back after missing a week with a leg problem. Let's hope no more outfielders get hurt.
Cardinals lineup:
Carpenter 2B, Beltran RF, Holliday LF, Craig 1B, Molina C, Freese 3B, Jay CF, Kozma SS, Westbrook P
Today's Starting Pitchers |
This game is a pitching rematch of the game in St. Louis June 19. Jackson threw well enough until Yadier Molina took him deep in the sixth inning; Westbrook didn't allow an earned run.
Jackson has been decent his last two starts. Westbrook had a good outing in his last start vs. the Marlins, though he got hit pretty hard in the starts before that against Houston and Oakland.
Not-so-fun fact: Jackson leads the major leagues in wild pitches this year with 11, tied with Trevor Cahill. No one else has more than nine. Jackson led the majors in wild pitches in 2010 with 20.
Today's game is on CSN Chicago.
Here is the complete MLB.com Mediacenter for today.
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Here's the scoop on game threads for 2013. You'll find the game preview -- like this one -- posting as the first link in the StoryStream™, which will then contain all the overflow threads and the recap. The recap will also be on the front page as a separate post; once I post a game recap, the stream for each game will be retitled "Cubs vs. (Team) (Day of Week) Game Threads" so you can go back and find every thread related to that particular game.
In general, game previews will post two hours before game time. Exception: for day games after night games, that will usually be 90 minutes.
You will also be able to find the First Pitch Thread and all the overflow threads in the box marked "Chicago Cubs Game Threads" at the bottom of the front page (you can also find them in this section link). They will also appear in this StoryStream™. As I've done for each regular-season game for several years now, we'll have the First Pitch thread at five minutes before game time (moved up from actual game time per your requests), then an overflow one hour, two hours and 2:45 after game time.
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Koye (Pirate in a Boat) and Paisley (Twister Game) love to dress up for Halloween and picked out their own costumes and accessories this year. They even included vampire teeth for a spooky effect. Ages are 5 and 7.
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says ... on Thursday, Oct 28 at 2:48 PM
Great costumes. Love the vampire spin on it.
says ... on Wednesday, Oct 27 at 4:42 PM
These kids are adorable! Love the costume ideas. The vampire teeth are a wonderful touch. I agree with Lynn. I love the second picture with both kids wearing the teeth. Great pictures.
says ... on Wednesday, Oct 27 at 3:10 PM
Love the second picture the most with the vampire teeth on both kids. Too cute! Thanks for sharing!!
says ... on Wednesday, Oct 27 at 3:01 PM
Cute, Original, Creative, and Fun costumes. Love these pics!
says ... on Friday, Oct 22 at 1:47 PM
Very creative kids!
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 19 at 6:03 PM
Great costumes!!!
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 19 at 2:15 PM
I agree with Debbie, by far, the best looking kids around...Very cute/original costumes!!! :) Thanks for sharing.
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 19 at 1:28 PM
I think they are the best looking kids around.
says ... on Tuesday, Oct 19 at 12:36 PM
Oh i think these two are so cute...Never seen a twister game costume! Ahoy Matey Koye!
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Love the twister and pirate costumes, so cute


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The house's founder, Valentino Garavani, was joined by guests including Livia Firth and Natalia Vodianova.
BEST IN SHOW: With awards season in full swing, Livia Firth is busier than ever getting celebrities to take part in her Green Carpet Challenge. She admitted it would be hard to top last year's Oscar ceremony, where Meryl Streep accepted her statue for best actress in a Lanvin gown made from sustainably produced fabric.
But the Italian wife of Colin Firth has set her sights high. "I always say that I dream one day of having the whole Oscar red carpet [wearing] only Green Carpet Challenge [outfits] and to point the finger at the people who are not wearing it," she said at the Valentino couture show in Paris on Wednesday.
Valentino Garavani, the founder of the label, said he would not host a party this season at his castle in Wideville, near Paris. "In wintertime, I never give parties. I love to show it when it's full of beautiful flowers and green in summertime," he said.
Cameron Silver revealed he finally has a start date for his Bravo reality show, set around his vintage store, Decades, in Los Angeles: March 6. Silver, whose hair was dyed to match his surname, said he managed to cram 100 outfit changes into the dozen episodes.
"But I think the real story should be me getting fatter from the first episode to the last episode, because we were so overworked and I had no time to work out," he laughed. "If we do another season: No early call time, no carbs and trainer must be included."
Vittoria Puccini has been going through some costume drama of her own. The Italian actress stars in a two-part adaptation of "Anna Karenina," due to screen on Italian television channel Rai1 next fall.
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Add a little français to your Thursday with Cincinnati Symphony's French Connection concert. Enjoy works of three French composers, performed by French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet, led by French conductor Stéphane Denève. Tickets for tonight's 7:30 p.m. show at Music Hall start at just $10 — c'est bon marché! The show continues Saturday and Sunday. Go here for tickets and performance details.
Cincinnati Zoo's Tunes and Blooms series continues tonight with Magnolia Mountain and Comet Bluegrass All Stars. This free concert offers excellent local bands in the beautiful setting of the zoo's gardens. The concert runs 6-8:30 p.m.; admission to the zoo is free after 5 p.m. (parking is $8). Tunes and Blooms continues every Thursday this month.
Go here for tonight's live music lineup and check out our To Do page for more arts and theater events tonight.
Like a UC version of the Fringe Festival, this weekend's Transmigration Festival features five 30-minute drama productions presented by CCM students. These works (written, cast and produced by students on a $60 budget) are presented in atypical spaces within CCM's Corbett Center for the Performing Arts. The event is free, but reservations are required. Find details here.
David Miretsky and Svetlana Derenshuk's exhibit Uniquely Ukraine opens tonight at Phyllis Weston Gallery. The duo present paintings that interpret the human condition on a miniature scale (Miretsky) and colorfully blend Othodox icon painting with modernist sensibilities (Derenshuk). Go here for hours and directions.
Author Andre Dubus III discusses his memoir Townie Saturday at Joseph-Beth Booksellers. Townie follows Dubus' life: growing up poor in Massachusetts following the divorce of his parents, his descent into drugs and street fighting, and ultimately becoming a novelist. Go here for details.
For those looking to give back while enjoying a night out, spend Saturday night at the Voices of the Heart fundraiser. Proceeds from this dinner and auction benefit women on the streets and involved in prostitution. The event will be held at the Cincinnati Hilton Netherland Plaza. Buy tickets here.
This weekend is full of boozy, boobs-out Mardi Gras celebrations, but if you're looking for a more authentic NOLA experience the whole family can attend, stop by Mardi Gras at the Market Sunday. Findlay Market hosts its annual event boasting a parade, Cajun style food and entertainment and, yes, plenty of alcohol. Multimedia artist Nick Cave, whose works are now on display at Cincinnati Art Museum, will even be on hand to present a soundsuit invasion. Laissez les bons temps rouler! Go here for a full schedule of the day's events, and read this week's cover story on how local eateries celebrate the holiday (Warning: May cause excessive mouth-watering) here.
Many area theaters have some great productions running right now, and this weekend is a chance to check one out. See Rick Pender's Stage Door for his advice on what to see. The coming nights are also full of live shows from Heartless Bastards, Purling Hiss and Dr. Dog, Natalie Wells, Mike Doughty and more. Follow our music blog for all your concert needs.
Finally, Best of Cincinnati voting ends Sunday at midnight, so if you haven't had a chance to show some of to your favorite local businesses, restaurants and people, go here to vote now!
20th Century Cincinnati is a vintage-modern (is that an oxymoron?) collector's dream. The 18th annual event brings 60 furniture and decor dealers to the Sharonville Convention Center with all kinds of goodies from the 1920s-1980s. Tickets are just $7 for the weekend, with the sale open 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Find details here.
Do you think there's ever been a February Final Friday as mild as this one? Surely not. Hop around the galleries, restaurants and bars in Over-the-Rhine and make the most of this odd weather!
Raise money for the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cincinnati while chasing a pack of stone-cold foxes? You can be a part of the fun at tonight's Fox and Hound 5K at Sawyer Point. The race combines fundraising, running, walking and flirting for participants of all athletic abilities. Here's the deal: The "hounds" (fellas) will chase the "foxes" (ladies), who get a five-minute head start for the race. Pairs of men and women can also compete to become top foxes and hounds. For those who haven't yet registered, it's $45 for the race, after-party admission, a T-shirt and chip timing (if available). Registration opens at 6 p.m.; the race starts at 7. Stick around post-race for an after-party at the park's Cincinnatus Sculpture.
The Cincinnati USA Music Heritage Foundation (CUMHF) presents a celebration for the limited-edition digital EP/art package of Come Play The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams tonight at the CUMHF's (as well as CityBeat's) HQ, 811 Race St. The EP is $20; admission is a $5 donation to the foundation for non-members (or free to those who buy the EP). Guests will also get to see a video of the "Guitar Army" that performed at the 60th anniversary of the "Train Kept A-Rollin'" recording, last summer on Fountain Square. Doors open at 7 p.m.
Over at Washington Park, The Chris Comer Trio performs as part of the weekly Jazz in the Park series. Music runs 7-9 p.m. While you're there, peep the sand volleyball court being set up for tomorrow's AVP Cincinnati Open kick-off. Volleyball players fresh off the boat from London's Summer Olympics will play 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. Find tickets here.
As September approaches and summer winds down, two additional free, weekly events come to an end tonight.
It's Commonly Jazz welcomes the Mike Wade Septet featuring Steve Wilson to Eden Park Seasongood Pavilion. The free concert runs 6-8 p.m.
Salsa on the Square goes out with a bang tonight with music from Tropicoso (the group behind Latin Monday Nights at The Mad Frog). Learn to dance from Salsa pros or watch the fun while enjoying a cold beer. If you haven't shown off your dance skills yet, strut your stuff on Fountain Square from 7-10 p.m.
Looking for a spot to grab dinner or drinks? We suggest Lavomatic, the recently made-over café in The Gateway Quarter. Check out this week's review here.
If you're downtown for the game or just hanging out, stop by the Moerlein Lager House at The Banks for their first seasonal Keg tapping. Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld will tap the Christian Moerlein Dubél Double IPA, available only at the Lager House, at 6 p.m.
Even if you're far from a modern dance buff, you're probably familiar with contemporary dance company Pilobolus. Besides touring across more than 64 countries, Pilobus performed a tribute to the nominated movies at the 2007 Oscars, collaborated with OK GO for the group's "All Is Not Lost" music video and were featured on Late Night with Conan O'Brien in 2008.
Pretty cool, right? Pilobolus is in town tonight and Thursday, performing at the Aronoff Center as part of Contemporary Dance Theater's Guest Artist Series. Go here for tickets.
Joseph-Beth hosts staff favorite author Veronica Roth and their Rookwood location tonight. The New York Times bestselling author will discuss and sign the second book in her popular Divergent series tonight from 7-8:30 p.m. Insurgent is "another intoxicating thrill ride of a story, rich with hallmark twists, heartbreaks, romance, and powerful insights about human nature."
May is Bike Month so be sure to check our our new issue, out today, for tips on traversing city streets, options for trail lovers and a lots of pedal-rific events all month long.
Check out our To Do page for more arts and theater happenings and follow our music blog for nightly club shows and concerts.
Dayton's Ruckus Roboticus is currently featured on MTVu.com as one of this week's "Best Freshman Videos." The funky Hip Hop bot's "Take Me To The Disco" Video, featuring local actors, is vying for a spot in MTVu's permanent rotation. To celebrate the vid's lead in votes, the crew invites everyone to happy hour at the Moerlein Lager House. Enjoy cheap drinks and a vote-a-thon — bring your smartphones and other space devices beginning at 5:30 p.m. Voting for the video continues through Friday.
Support the Junior League of Cincinnati while checking out a sweet showcase tonight at Scene Ultra Lounge. JLC's "I Want Candy" fashion show will feature items from Knickers XY and Fetish Boutique, hairstyles by High Five Salon and Bobbi Brown cosmetics from Saks Fifth Avenue. Ten bucks gets you in the door; the show begins at 9 p.m.
Check out our To Do page for art exhibits, theater shows and other events happening tonight and follow our music blog for nightly club shows and concerts.
Nothing's hotter than a man in uniform, except maybe a man in a lion suit. Or a man in a skeleton suit. What I'm really trying to say is that nothing's hotter than a guy in a sweet band, right? And MidPoint was just crawling with guys in sweet bands. More specifically the Courtyard Cafe was crawling with them. And even more specifically, I'm just trying to say how hot The Lions Rampant are...physically and literally. That place was crammed wall-to-wall with man flesh. And some lady flesh. Lots of girls had revealing shirts on, but that's ok. It was really schvitzy in there and nothing makes girls tops come unbuttoned like some Rock and Roll...
Occupy Cincinnati is hosting a primary watch party at C & D Northside from 8-11 p.m. Check out the night's results while enjoying a stiff drink — the group's Facebook invite suggests ordering a "Santorum" (though something tells me I might have to pass). Occupy has some tips for voting against corporate parties; check those out here.
And speaking of the man who turned "Santorum" into a dirty word, a bit further south down I-75 Dan Savage is speaking at the University of Kentucky. Savage is touring as a part of the It Gets Better lecture series, the movement created by Savage to give hope to LGBTQ kids who face bullying, and fight hatred and intolerance against them. Savage will give a presentation and sign books beginning at 7 p.m. in Memorial Hall on the UK campus. If you can make the trip, it's a great opportunity to meet Savage and become involved in It Gets Better — tickets are free to all attendees (just have a local direct you to the Student Center Ticket Office to pick up passes).
Investigative reporter, film producer and Cleveland-native James Renner debuts his first novel tonight at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Rookwood Commons. The Man From Primrose Lane is a "mind-bending and genre-twisting" story about the murder of an elderly man in Akron. Renner will read from and sign the novel at 7 p.m. The event is free (the book is $26).
Go here to find other arts and theater events happening tonight. Find tonight's live music schedule here.
The Reds take on the Cubs at 7 p.m. tonight in
the first of three games against the Chicago crew. Bronson Arroyo looks to
continue his strong performance against the last-placed Cubs. Find
last-minute tickets here.
Antonelli College hosts a free seminar tonight featuring tips on getting the most out of social media. Learn secrets from the pros as a panel discusses simple ideas and insider tricks on benefiting from Facebook, Twitter and other social media services. The discussion runs 6-7:30 p.m. at the West Chester campus.
The Cincinnati Metropolitan Orchestra teams up with the College of Mount St. Joseph tonight for a special concert, Simple Gifts. Students will perform a variety of work, including "Porgi Amor," "O Mio Babbino Caro," "Fanfare for the Common Man" and "Variations on a Shaker Melody." The free concert begins at 7:30 p.m. at Mount St. Joe.
The infamous Second City comedy troupe returns to Cincinnati this week with more locally-inspired sketches. Catch a preview show of Less Pride...More Pork tonight at Playhouse in the Park and be sure to bring your sense of humor — remember, they're laughing with us. Also at the playhouse tonight, one of our Critic's Picks, Thunder Knocking on the Door.
And since it is May Day, stop by the Northside bar of the same name for trivia night. Round one begins at 9 p.m.; the second starts at 11 p.m.


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Drummer Hannah Blilie and singer Beth Ditto share their feminist perspectives on the music industry, DIY projects and what keeps them going. A Shameless web exclusive.
Nadja Sayej caught up with Portland, Oregon punk trio the Gossip while they were on tour to promote their third album, Standing in the Way of Control (Kill Rock Stars). Drummer Hannah Blilie and singer Beth Ditto shared their feminist perspectives on the music industry, DIY projects and what keeps them going.
As female musicians, it can be hard starting out. What mistakes did you make that you'd warn budding female musicians against?
Beth Ditto: Something I've learned being in the music industry is that you can trust the girls more than the boys.
Hannah Blilie: We're musicians who actually do have something to say.
BD: Don't assume all of the indie rockers are punk, because they're not. Indie boys don't have the same independent ethics as punks do.
HB: Indie is depressingly unpunk. Indie is not a sound, it's a hairdo. It's not political or radical or informed in any way. It's just the same ideas as the mainstream, but on a smaller scale.
Was it hard starting out?
BD: No, actually it wasn't hard to get people to listen to us at all. When we were on tour with Sleater-Kinney, Carrie Brownstein said they were playing the same venues as they did five years ago. And that's the way it is with women musicians: you will be praised up until a certain point and that's when the music industry tells you "you've had enough" and you're cut off. You won't get as much attention as the boys do. It's just like how many feminist idols in the music industry are not even feminists. What's up with that? You are able to make your own rules, but there are also rules to go by if you want to make a living off of being a musician and off of your art.
Do you have to sell out to be successful?
BD: You don't have to sell out but if you want to, you should. The thing is with what the music industry is lacking right now, there's no new grunge and it seems to need that new kick, how we always need to pay attention to the underground — like Swan Island.... I always think about what bands are overlooked, and how more people should pay attention to them.
What advice do you have for new feminist punk bands?
BD: Well it's basic punk ethics that bad equals good and ugly is the new beautiful. We know that. But if you really think you sound bad, listen to Bob Dylan and Patti Smith and how their unique voices made them who they were and how they were recognized for that. That should help you recognize your talent.
Before being able to live off of your art, what were your previous day jobs?
HB: I worked at a feminist sex-toy shop.
BD: Other than working food service, I used to work at a T-shirt shop called Tease Me, and there was this one guy who would call every morning right at the beginning of my shift and he would just call to hear me say "tease me" and then hang up. It was such a joke.


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This 1967 Chevy Impala was my graduation gift/project from my dad in my Sophmore year at Washington High School. It actually ended up becoming a 3-year long father-son, frame-off, restoration project! We were able to finish the car my senior year and it is almost completely original, with a modern FM stereo and front disk brakes being the only improvement! We dubbed the car Reborn '67, as it has been Reborn! The car has been driven all over the state to car shows and cruise-ins including joining the Hot Rod Power Tour for part of their journey through Central Illinois! After owning the car for 14 years now, it still only gets 10 mpg with the V8 engine, but is the one car the entire family is able to get in and enjoy!
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Brennus (4th century BC)
Brennus (or Brennos) was a chieftain of the Senones, a Gaulish tribe originating from the modern areas of France known as Seine-et-Marne, Loiret, and Yonne, but which had expanded to occupy northern Italy.[1]
More important historically was a branch of the above (called Senones, by Polybius), who about 400 B.C. made their way over the Alps and, having driven out the Umbrians, settled on the east coast of Italy from Ariminum to Ancona, in the so-called Ager Gallicus, and founded the town of Sena Gallica (Sinigaglia), which became their capital.
In 391 they invaded Etruria and besieged Clusium. The Clusines appealed to Rome, whose intervention, accompanied by a violation of the law of nations, led to war, the defeat of the Romans at the Allia (18 July 390) and the capture of Rome. In 387 BC he led an army of Cisalpine Gauls in their attack on Rome.
In the Battle of the Allia, Brennus defeated the Romans, and entered the city itself. The Senones captured the entire city of Rome except for the Capitoline Hill, which was successfully held against them. However, seeing their city devastated, the Romans attempted to buy their salvation from Brennus. The Romans agreed to pay one thousand pounds weight of gold. According to Livy, during a dispute over the weights used to measure the gold (the Gauls had brought their own, heavier-than-standard) Brennus threw his sword onto the scales and uttered the famous words "Vae victis!", which translates to "Woe to the vanquished!".
The argument about the weights had so delayed matters that the exiled dictator Marcus Furius Camillus had extra time to muster an army, return to Rome and expel the Gauls, saving both the city and the treasury. Following initial combat through Rome's streets, the Gauls were first ejected from the city, then utterly annihilated in a regular engagement eight miles outside of town on the road to Gabbi.[citation needed] Camillus was hailed by his troops as another Romulus, father of his country 'Pater Patriae' and second founder of Rome.
Livy says that the Senones besieging the Capitoline Hill were afflicted with an illness and thus were in a weakened state when they took the ransom for Rome. This is plausible as dysentery and other sanitation issues have incapacitated and killed large numbers of combat soldiers up until and including modern times.
It has been theorized that Brennus was working in concert with Dionysius of Syracuse, who sought to control all of Sicily. Rome had strong allegiances with Messana, a small city state in north east Sicily, which Dionysius wanted to control. With Rome's army pinned down by Brennus' efforts Dionysius led a campaign which ultimately failed. Brennus may have been paid twice to sack Rome.
However, the more accepted history (usually citing Livy and Plutarch) finds that Senones marched to Rome to exact retribution for three Roman ambassadors breaking the law of nations (oath of neutrality) in hostilities outside of Clusium. According to this history, the Senones marched to Rome, ignoring the surrounding countryside; once there, they sacked the city for 7 months, and then withdrew. For more information, see the Battle of Allia.
A famous depiction is the academic painting Le Brenn et sa part de butin (1893) by Paul Jamin that shows Brennus viewing his share of spoils (predominantly naked captive women) after the looting of Rome.
In popular culture[edit]
- Brennus was played by Gordon Mitchell in the 1963 film Brennus, Enemy of Rome.
- Brennus and the sack of Rome by the Senones feature in Steven Saylor's historical novel Roma (2007)
- Brennus was a character in the Civilization series by Sid Meier
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- ^ G.J. Caesar, Book 2 Chapter 2
- Livy, Ab Urbe Condita 5.34-49
- Diodorus Siculus, Library 14.113-117
- Plutarch, Camillus 15-30
- Polybius, Histories 2.18
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities 13.6-12


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Discussion on work in progress so far within the Boba Fett Costume forum, part of the Star Wars Original Trilogy Bounty Hunters category; Here we go guys with my in progress ally armor
Here we go guys with my in progress ally armor
looking good so far man! Are you making ROTJ or SE?
ROTJ but have another 2 sets ready to panel and bend so may do a SE and a ESB but hey just enjoying the making at the mo :-)
Cool man! Well the shape of the armor looks solid. I don't really have much else to say about the armor until more pics surface! Keep it up!
For the ROTJ Hero armor don't forget all the dents, even the one on the right chest plate which is often missing on almost all the fan made ROTJ suits.
The DaG (Dressing a Galaxy) suit is (almost) the same with the MoM (Magic of Myth) and SWtE (Star Wars the Exibition) suits. The ROTJ Hero jetpack is on the AoSW (Art of Star Wars) and C-IV (Celebration IV) exibit suit.
Last edited by RafalFett; Mar 1, 2012 at 12:54 PM. Reason: Text corrected.
Cheers guys for the thumbs ups and thanks Raf for the pics will add more pics as i go
That's funny Raf, I put that dent in my first ESB armor back when I was a newb and didn't understand proper reference photos.
As for the plates, they seem a bit flat to me. I'd have to see them on a vest to be sure but make sure that they fit the curvature of your body properly and don't stick out too much on the sides, especially the ab plate. Shoulders seem to have a good curve though keep it up
Thanks for input apolofika i am looking to place on to vest today so can make the adjustments , thanks again
85% complete on back armor just a little more welding and shaping , more pics soon
Great progress! Looking good.
Chest armor first placement (all advice welcome )
looking good Jake..
The back plate and collar plates (where they meet at shoulders) seem like they need a little 'fairing' in to each other.
Any chance you can get a pic with the vest and armour on you? would give a better indication of plate size to your frame?
But I like the depth you've done to the plates.
Didn't know you were a scummer... (jk)
Yeah as soon as i get a chance but to give you an idea i'm 6'1" . Don't tell me you're a skate mojofett or you'll have to be my first bounty
Great work so far man! Don't forget to add the dents in the armor!
Keep it up!
Here you are Mojofett a couple or pics with flak on , plan was to get placing right then bend to my body
Armour's looking good!
Much better curve to the armor compared to your initial post! I like the direction it's heading in.
You may want to look to the alignment of the chest and diamond piece (they seem to be a bit lopsided) and I would still like to see the dents in that armor!
But, all and all, it's shaping up extremely well! Pretty soon you'll be ready to paint it up!
Noted and adjusted Arcaster Can't wait to paint as i'm a vehicle paintsprayer by trade . I've been a painter for about 25 years now but hey got to be patient and get the panelling right first
Hey Jake, got a better view with the armour on ya! I 'think' that the plates are a little on the large side? (see attached pic, excuse size of image) I understand that your a tall guy but they seem a little on the large side when compared to the pics. (just my 2 pence).
Maybe.. and it is a maybe that when you've added the contours to them that they'll 'appear' smaller?
Don't get me wrong I think they look great so far but could be allot better with a little work.
p.s. Paint sprayer?? hmmmm will send ya a PM.
Cheers Mojofett , i did base the plates on Wizzards XL templates i suppose i should've remembered our US mates XLs are more like our XXL but not a problem as can cut down to a L . Had a feeling may get a pm lol saw yer Thread
I think the armor is OK, but the vest seems small on you, this is why you don't have enough room to fit the armor plates properly. The vest should be longer in lenght and maybe wider on the shoulders, especially that the shoulder area doesn't look good. Did you buy the vest already made or it was made to your measurements?
I was thinking the armor looks a bit large on you as well, but like rafal said it might be that the vest is a little too small. Or maybe a combination of both.
Hi guys , as to Rafs question i had vest made by Cucblack . I was wearing quite a thick jumper when i took the pics but did feel it was a little short . I also felt myself the armor was a little big so have adjusted from XL to L , i have rough placed them although i've still to adjust collar . Thanks for the feedback guys
Looks better to me. Now you can sell that XL armor for mad bank $$$ lol
Hmmm that's an idea apolifika ' Who wants XL Ally Armor !!!! '
Whilst contemplating the adjustments to my flac i decided to start weathering my boots, still some way to go but here's so far
Then whilst waiting for the fabric paint to dry i started to make my cod armor, still a little more to do to finish .
Good job on the weathering, and the armor looks good too. Keep up the great work!
Well after passing a kidney stone this morning and feeling like death (my poor little feller ) was feeling better this afternoon so i decided on finishing my cod all bar the paint . ( Even added a dents just for you Raf )
Last edited by jakefox24; Mar 29, 2012 at 12:05 PM.
from my bit of spare time today , finished weathering boots and started Knee armour
Nice progress! It's looking really good
Hey man! I like the progress. One thing I would look to is the dents for the knee pads. I'm sure you'll get to it but it's looking good!
Cheers Guys , done a little more on the knees earlier ( dart blocks and filler ) and put in the dent just for you Archaster . Photos will follow soon !
knees with dents , What next hmm ? Gaunts me thinks
Dang, you're productive! I'm impressed. Very nice work! Can't wait to see the gauntlets
Just finished marking out an cut out half of the left gaunt when i got back from work .Time to eat ,KFC me thinks
Left gaunt so far , flame thrower to cut and bend then its put it all together
Pieces look good. Looking forward to seeing them put together
Left gaunt almost finished ( just a little more work final fill and sand ) , then will start right at weekend
Your work with metal is impressive and most effective! Keep up the great work!
Amazing work!!! Cant wait to see it finished. How's the weight? have you test fit yet?
Thanks guys much appreciated . As for your questions Armydad test fit good and weight of left gaunt is 2lb (about 900g) so only a mini work out whilst wearing
just a few more pics of the left gaunt
Dude! Those gauntlets look sick! Out of curiosity, why leave the area where you have to put the calculator key pad hollow?
Yeah there is a plate to go in there just on the hunt for an casio MQ1 calculator for keypad ect , got a few old school mates who had them ( if only they knew ! ) on the look out . Just wanted to have one for snug fit , no other reason Achaster me ol mucker
Dude, one word: AWESOME!
Due to family commitments with the birth of my great niece Millie Ann last tuesday progress has slowed a bit , but hey i'm back on it with cutting and shaping of the right gaunt .
amazing work! I'm highly impressed!
Thanks Strumfett, here's todays progression
Seriously, these are amazing! You're doing one hell of a job here
Thanks Dreamwalker , i try my best
A little more progress on right gaunt ........
Right gaunt has come to a halt as can't seem to get hold of any Alco MPE106d switches . Am able to get them here in the UK in bulk of 100 but only want 2 so if there's any OB1s out there can you help me ' your my only hope'
Wahey ! found some switches , they are Alco MPA106d switches but are exactly the same and $10 each so as soon as they arrive can complete right gaunt
Still waiting for the right gaunt switches so have reverted back to finish the left . Have now got the MQ1 and am about to dismantle for the key board but here is what i've done and what i used for the flamethrower gribblies .
Ok have been a bit pre occupied recently so have put a bit more effort in to near completion of gauntlets all bar painting
Great work bruv... gaunts need some nice darts!
Wow, I'm lovin' it! Your gauntlets look great!
Cheers dmount , well gaunts fininished bar painting ! Next ally bucket or ally jetpack Come on guys what do you think ?
Just noticed missed a small gribblie on right gaunt ! ahhhhhhg !!!!
The gauntlets look great, I mean really awesome!. I see your missing part, not a hard fix though How have you connected the parts together? have you used epoxy stick, or soldered/weld seams?
Cheers fettwho, nearly all of the above . I used bonding sealer for the main and aruldite steel epoxy for more fiddly bits followed by finishing with alu filler . My nephew has just given me a mig welder so if i do another set i shall weld the majority . The sealer was the best non weld option as i found the epoxy showed signs of cracking under stress . Can i say Wizards templates are excellent if you're looking to make you own
Your welcome
I was wondering about epoxy, great stuff if its thick enough, but brittle when thin.. Yeah I love WOF templates, and maybe one day I may use them for a second or third set of gauntlets, as the results I have seen from them have been great. i.e like yours.
The part your missing I made from a craft knife handle ( the round aluminum ones ). I crushed and filed the ends and drilled the center. also filed each side to even it up, and it really looks the part.
Photo added to show, sorry not very close shot, will dig them out and take better photo if needed. ( unless you manage to source one )
Its an old Rufkin set that I have modified.... I really should start a thread for them...
that takes some balls to go the ally, geat job!
Cheers RobaFett , believe you me these balls are a aching !
Wow! Truly amazing work on those gauntlets! They look fantastic!
Cheers Hobbit , started on my next ally piece but gonna keep you guessing and post pics when it's done (all stages)
Last pics of the gaunts before paint with last gribblie attached ( Tip worked a treat fettwho )
You did a stunning work on those gauntlets, sir! Amazing attention to details and fantastic work with metal!
Thanks Raf ,i feel honoured to have such a comment from the master of detail , thanks again
Gaunts in paint , going about it a little differently as fully painted first then adding damage . Being ally thought it will give the real feel .
Good work with the paint and weathering so far!
Is that a mini metal Fett helmet in the background of the first image?
Ha ha ! No Raf it's on the floor and you've stumbled on the next piece of my build , The start of my ally bucket
Gauntlets look beautiful! Amazing details
Thanks Dreamwalker
Just a few more pics of the gaunts with added damage , just need to dirty em up !
It looks... PERFECT!
Thanks again Raf , dirtied them up a bit now and attached all bits , job done !
Cheers (nqa) Skate Glad you like them , particularly the darts
I'll second Raf's statement; PERFECT!
Thanks Dreamwalker Here is a pic of all bits together with the first peek at my ally bucket .
Awesome armor set! Can't wait to see the helmet progress!
Hi Guys , Just a quick note on the slow progress of my build for those who have followed my progress . Unfortunatly things have come to a hault at the moment due to the pending divorce of my wife and the sale of my house. As soon as i can settle again i will be back in business , so watch this space and thanks to all who have followed and supported me on my build so far.......... Jake
Great work man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that works make you a real Mandalorian!!! yes!!!!!!!! I made my ammo, knees and all my paint details.....................keep the fight!!!!!!!!!!
Great work! looking forward to se the full armor all assembled!
Cheers Snowaure And Mether , Does feel good on ! I seem to be using a phrase of 'Real men ware Real armour !' Lol
Quick update have had a bit of an attempt at the dome for the bucket whilst finding a few mo's of spare time and is looking good . As soon as i get a chance i'll post some pics
Ok Fetts and Fettessess I'm back with it...!! Life's back on track and the work is back in progress , just received the most awesome set of ally ears From Mojofett so the full ally bucket is well under way !!!!
Great job bro !
I agree with Rafal : Gauntlets looks perfect !
JakeFox24!!! awesome metal work, looking great.
Ok guys and gals here's just a few pics of the bucket so far ......And thanks to all new followers on my thread..If you have any questions please ask


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Some constituents brought their concerns to Rep. Charlene Takesian, R-Pelham and asked her to help draft something that would prevent future accidents such as the one in Pelham.
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The Pappathans are responsible people who have had fireworks displays for many years, Takesian said. She hopes her legislation will raise awareness that fireworks can be dangerous.
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Monday, April 11, 2005
One Week, 5 Questions
Good Monday Morning to all! A busy weekend just past. The Wolves playoff hopes were essentially finished Friday night when they lost to the Nuggets. The Twins and White Sox played three games. There is not much better than the first week of the major league regular season. There are new story lines. There are great moments like yesterday's John Smoltz/Pedro Martinez pitching dual or Dmitri Young's 3 homer opening day. There are new players trying to make their name known to us; guys like Jorge Cantu, Ruben Gotay and Clint Barmes. There are players making comebacks from injury (Joe Mays, Runelvys Hernandez) and from disappointments (Pat Burrell).
So much is made of these first weeks and it is great to hear the stories. There are guys off to great starts and there are guys off to horrible starts (JD Drew started the season 0-25 for the Dodgers... then he had two straight hits). And there are guys who are lights out right now (Ichiro is hitting .478!). We know that Drew will be just fine, but we also know that Ichiro won't, ok probably won't, maintain that kind of batting average. The season is less than 4 percent complete! Part of the beauty of baseball is that it is such a long season, a grind.
But again, the first week of the season is great! The Twins are now 3-3 after their win last night against the White Sox. It is just a small sample size, but I came up with seven questions about the Twins so far. I'm sure you have some of the same, and maybe some more. If you have the answers, or if you have more questions, be sure to e-mail me.
1.) How will the loss of Carlos Silva affect the team's pitching staff?
To me, this jumped to the team's number one question. With his first performance, I believe that Silva showed that he would be really solid as the team's #3 starter. Yes, he would give up some hits and from time-to-time the ground balls would become hits and runs, but he would have provided the team with a lot of innings. Unfortunately, he pitched that game with an injury that was really unknown. He had thought he was having hamstring problems throughout spring. Turns out that he has a 70% tear in his meniscus. This is not good news to Twins fans who know that this is the same injury that Joe Mauer was afflicted with a year ago and cost him so much time. In the next few days, Silva will have surgery and will be lost until at least after the All-Star break, if not for the full season.
So, to answer the question about how it affects the pitching staff... Well, the quick answer is that for now Joe Mays will jump into the #4 spot in the rotation. The team will need a 5th starter starting on April 16th. For now, the team has decided to recall LHP David Gassner from Rochester. Scott Baker was the talk of training camp, but David Gassner was almost as impressive. When each made their first AAA starts, there were different results. Baker gave up 8 hits and 4 runs in 4 innings. Gassner gave up just one run in 6 innings.
Obviously the team is not dumb enough to make this decision based on just one AAA start, so there are other reasons for this decision. It would be dishonest to think that the biggest factor in this decision is that Gassner is on the Twins 40 man roster and Baker is not. Had they decided to recall Baker, someone from the 40 man roster would have had to have been put on waivers and possibly lost. Gassner is left-handed. Gassner also led the International League with 16 wins a year ago. Baker started last season at Class A, moved up to AA and finished the season with a few AAA starts. In other words, Gassner just has a better AAA track record.
To be honest, Gassner's future may be as a reliever and Baker could be a #2-type starter. Baker will get his chance and probably not real far away. JD Durbin will re-appear with the Twins this year too. But there is no arguing that for right now, Gassner absolutely deserves this opportunity. I hope he really gets a chance!
2.) How will the left side of the infield perform?
Well, Michael Cuddyer already has three errors, so there is some concern with him. I'm really not concerned. I have seen him make a couple of plays already that were jaw-dropping. He also has an absolute rocket for an arm, perfect for third base. It seems to me that his errors have been on more routine plays, and those will be corrected just with more time. Offensively, I am not worried at all. Sometimes I may believe he takes too many pitches, but he just has that arrogance at the plate (and arrogance probably isn't the word). He just looks confident, like he knows what he's going to do. He will get a lot of extra-base hits, I think. He will also take some walks. The problem I see if just that he swings and misses a lot. Hopefully that can be corrected.
Through one week, I am still thrilled with what Jason Bartlett has done. He really did look almost scared last year when he got his 10 innings of work on defense for the Twins. He is making the routine plays. He is showing good range, and he has a good arm. Confidence is so important on defense, and with more playing time, that confidence should continue to grow. Offensively, I love that he is in the #2 spot. He is another guy who just looks like he knows what he is doing. He is willing to go down in the count 0-2 and battle. He is aggressive at times. No, he probably won't hit .350 all year, but I don't think that .280 is out of the realm of possibility.
Juan Castro, for all the bad things I write about his signing and particularly his guaranteed contract, is a very capable utility player. Yes, he struggled with the glove in spring training, and mis-played the first ball hit to him in Seattle. But he will make most of the plays hit his way and does have a quick release. Offensively, it doesn't look real good, but he is 3-5 so far!
3.) How will this catching situation work out?
I wish I understood. I mean, I understand the concern about Joe Mauer's knee, but are two back up catchers and an emergency catcher really necessary? Mauer has not had any problem with his knee so far, but it is still early. I think that the Twins should be cautious with him, especially early in the season. However, Mauer has now been out of two games and Mike Redmond caught one of them and Corky Miller caught the other. How can those two possibly get into any rhythm at the plate, or with any of the pitchers?
I do think that this is a temporary situation. I think that the Twins will remain cautious with Mauer at least into mid-May. If there are no problems at that time, I believe that Miller will be sent to AAA. I believe he is out of options, so he would have to clear waivers to be sent to AAA, and I don't think that he would, so he's probably be lost. Redmond has a guaranteed two-year contract, so he's not going anywhere. At that point, Mauer will catch, Redmond will back him up and LeCroy can be the emergency catcher.
4.) When will Johan Santana lose a game?
Well, he is now 16-0 in his last 16 decisions. That is pretty good. The short answer to the question is, "probably when someone throws a shutout against the Twins." Seriously, it is almost becoming that difficult to beat Santana. He did give up two runs last night, but the Twins did comeback with some run support for him.
Of course, at some point, Santana will put a number in his loss column. It is just exciting to watch him pitch. It is exciting to see the defense working so hard behind him. It is fun to see all of the extra fans in the stands and how excited they get every time Johan gets two strikes on an opposing batter.
5.) From reader Scott Ostman, just trying to stir the pot. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this:
And now that the baseball season has started again, my thoughts turn to how
overrated Brad Radke is. Granted, he had his best year last year. But come
on, how many games has he spotted the opposition at least 2 runs in the
first inning? When will the Minnesota media FINALLY admit that Radke is a
piece of crap? Last year I laid off the Radke bashing because I wanted to
give him the benefit of the doubt since he was actually pitching well for a
change. But here we are, two games into the 2005 season and he's back to his
old ways.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not thinking the Twins are in any danger of not
winning the Central. But I'd really appreciate if the media (and you
bloggers) would stop coddling this overrated pitcher. Let's call a spade a
spade. Brad Radke would be no better than a #3 or #4 starter on most teams.
Yet, for some unknown reason, he's still considered the Twins' big gun.
I would love for you to shake things up on your site and do a little
research on how ineffective Radke is. I'm a die hard Twins fan as you
probably know, but deep down it does my heart good to see Radke fail. Maybe
if this happens enough, the media will FINALLY see him for what he is - a
very average pitcher who struggles in the early innings and puts his team in
a hole to the point that they can't win!
In closing, BRAD RADKE IS A PIECE OF CRAP!Seth's Response:
I certainly will not call Brad Radke a piece of crap. First, if he is so overrated and horrible as you seem to think, why did he turn down more years and more money to pitch for the Red Sox. If, as you contend, Radke would be 'no better than a #3 or #4 starter on most teams," why would the Red Sox even want him? But lets just take a second and think about some of the other teams in baseball and where Radke would fit in. Here are what are generally believed to be the top pitching staffs in baseball:
Chicago Cubs: Mark Prior, Kerry Wood, Carlos Zambrano, Gred Maddux, Glendon Rusch
New York Yankees: Randy Johnson, Mike Mussina, Carl Pavano, Jaret Wright, Kevin Brown
Boston Red Sox: Curt Schilling, David Wells, Matt Clement, Bronson Arroyo, Tim Wakefield, Wade Miller
Atlanta Braves: Tim Hudson, John Smoltz, John Thomson, Mike Hampton, Horacio Ramirez
Now, this will not be backed statistically, but here is where I would place Radke in these rotations:
Cubs: #4, behind Zambrano and ahead of Maddux; Yankees: #2, behind Johnson, ahead of Mussina. That could be argued, but he would certainly be ahead of Pavano; Red Sox: #2: behind Schilling, ahead of Wells. OK, he'd be #3 is Pedro was still around; Braves: #3: behind Smoltz, ahead of Thomson.
Let's look at some of the free agent pitching signings this offseason:
Matt Clement, 3 years, $25.5 million, Red Sox
Carl Pavano, 4 years, $39.95 million, Yankees
Jaret Wright, 3 years, $21 million, Yankees
Russ Ortiz, 4 years, $33 million, Diamondbacks
Eric Milton, 3 years, $25.5 million, Reds
Kris Benson, 3 years, $22.5 million, Mets
Pedro Martinez, 4 years, $53 million, Mets
Jon Lieber, 3 years, $21 million, Phillies
Armando Benitez, 3 years, $21.5 million, Giants
Now, look at that list. Name the pitchers you would want on your team more than Radke? Pedro comes to mind. His track record makes him worth the most. OK, now take Pedro off that list and name one of those guys that you would rather have than Brad Radke. Now, Radke took a "home-town" discount to stay in Minnesota. He got two years and $18 million. Then you realize that the Red Sox offered him just over $30 million for 3 years. That says that it isn't just Minnesota fans and media (and bloggers) who think that Brad Radke is a bit more than a piece of crap.
Now let's get to the numbers:
First of all, as is the case with most free agent signings, the previous year's statistics are pretty important. Brad Radke had an absolutely remarkable 2004 season. Johan Santana and Curt Schilling are the only two pitchers in the AL that you can say had a better season than Radke. And yes, that includes Pedro Martinez. I'm sure there are still a lot of people out there who say 'he only won 11 games', he couldn't have been that good. WRONG! His 3.48 ERA was 4th in the AL. His WHIP (walks and hits per inning) of 1.16 was 3rd in the league. He walked just over 1 batter per nine innings which was 2nd in the AL. His career 1.68 walks per nine innings is better than any active pitcher. His adjusted ERA+ of 136 was third in the AL. In other words, his 2004 season was better than just pretty good.
But, you say that he hasn't been a better than average pitcher much of his career. Lets look at that:
His career record is 127-118. His winning percentage is 52%. So, some can again say that he is nothing more than a .500 pitcher. And if you only want to look at his record, that's about right. But, that is not fair. Just because he hasn't pitched for the Yankees or received massive run support throughout his career does not mean he isn't as good as some of those pitchers who have racked up wins.
A pitcher can only affect a few things. A pitcher can not affect his team's run support at all (especially in the AL). A pitcher generally can control his ERA. Radke has a career ERA of 4.23. Sounds pretty average, right? Well, the league average ERA over that time frame is 4.81. In other words, he allows a 1/2 run less per nine innings than the average pitcher. May not sound like much, but over 210 innings that you are almost guaranteed he will pitch in a season (he has more than that in 8 of his last 9 seasons), that saves his team 23 runs below the average.
There is the Adjusted ERA (ERA+) in which the pitcher's ERA is adjusted for his ballpark and compared to the league average. An ERA+ of 100 would be a very average pitcher. Here are the ERA+ of Brad Radke's career: 89, 115, 121, 109, 135, 118, 115, 94, 103, 136. As you can see, he has been above average in eight of his 10 big league seasons. His sub-par seasons were his rookie year and 2002 when he missed half the season with a groin injury. These numbers suggest that not only has he consistently been above average, but by a significant amount. If you're looking for more proof that a pitcher's Win-Loss record means very little, notice that in 1999, Radke's ERA+ was almost what it was in 2004. His record in 1999... was 12-14.
Of course, you also want to bring up his home runs and early inning runs allowed. Certainly it is not a positive thing. No pitcher or team wants to give up home runs. No team wants to get behind right away, but does that really matter? Is it really worse to give up two runs in the 1st than it is in the 7th? Yes, there is the mental side of falling behind. But I think that the Twins players and coaching staff know that Radke will settle down in most games and keep the team in most games, giving them a chance to come back. Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, Roy Oswalt, Curt Schilling. The list could go on and on of great pitchers who have really struggled in the first inning. Add Brad Radke's name to that list. It is what it is. Radke doesn't like it any more than the fans do and will certainly try not to let it continue. But I would rather have a guy give up 2 runs in the first innings and go seven or eight innings than have a pitcher throw a 1-2-3 1st inning and get shelled the rest of his innings. And on the home runs, it has also been an issue with Radke. He didn't allow many last year, but if you recall the beginning of his 2004 season, he had given up more homers than he has in his two starts this year. So, it isn't worth over-analyzing at this point. Also, because he doesn't walk hitters, many of the homers he allows are of the solo variety. That wasn't the case opening day, but will be for most of the season. Hey, great pitchers give up home runs from time to time. They also get big outs when they need them, and Brad Radke does that too!
I could go on and on about how good Brad Radke has been for the Twins over the course of the past decade. Numbers say a lot. And then you add in that he has become a part of the community, he is great with the media, he has spent numerous hours and dollars for various charities, and more and it is no wonder the media chooses to remain positive about him. He is clearly the leader of the pitching staff. He is the guy that pitchers look to for advice. The fact that he took less money to stay in the market means a lot too. Seems like a nice thing to do, but that isn't always how it works. Corey Koskie could have accepted the Twins low-ball offer to stay, but he didn't.
All in all, I will continue to back Brad Radke. He may not be a 'dominant' pitcher, but he is certainly a quality starting pitcher who would be considered an asset on any major league team. You all are certainly able to disagree and maybe have your own reasons. I will not say that Radke is beyond criticism. He has earned some this year. But in both of his starts, he has kept his team in the game into the seventh innings.
Any thoughts? E-mail me.
Beloit's box scores could be fun to watch. There are a number of good prospects on the team. I mentioned last week that Anthony Swarzak threw six shutout innings in the team's season opener. Well, ends up that it was six no-hit innings. He also struck out eight and walked none. The next night, 1st round pick a year ago, Kyle Waldrop, started and gave up two unearned runs in five innings. He struck out five without walking a batter. The team's first (of 3) 1st round picks last year, SS Trevor Plouffe, has just 1 hit in 15 at bats so far this year, but his hit was a home run yesterday. 3B David Winfree and 1B Johnny Woodard are a couple of other guys to watch.
Ft. Myers has a few guys worth keeping an eye on. Through four games, Denard Span is hitting .375. He's leading off and playing CF for the Miracle. Another #1 pick, Matt Moses is hitting .417 for the team. Hopefully both will stay healthy this year and be able to progress.
New Britain also has a few players I want to watch. Alex Romero is one of my top Twins prospects. On Saturday, he was 3-3 with a couple of RBI. Pat Neshek blew a save chance on Saturday.
AAA Rochester is an interesting situation. There aren't a lot of prospects on the team. Willie Eyre, Travis Bowyer, JD Durbin, Scott Baker and Terry Tiffee are the young guys most likely to contribute to the Twins now that David Gassner has been promoted to the Twins. But there are some minor league veterans who could help as well; guys like Jason Tyner, Todd Dunwoody, Augie Ojeda, Brent Abernathy. Then there are the guys like Michael Ryan, Luis Rodriguez and Josh Rabe who are not old, but are also not top prospects, but really do well.
That's it for today. Have a great Monday and week! If you have and questions or comments or ideas, please feel free to e-mail me!


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I have to admit, I thought this was part of a storyline when it first happened. I really don't put anything past the WWE in terms of tasteful entertainment. That being said, it was real. But, now that Lawler is essentially healthy, it has become part of a storyline, as we can see in the video.
CM Punk has done a fantastic job at getting fans to hate him. At first, there were fears that he would struggle to get fans to hate him, because he was kind of like the new-era version of Steve Austin in terms of an antihero. But he does a fantastic job of acting like a prick.
But good to see "The King" back and healthy, even if his heart attack is being used as way to further someone else's career.
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Poverty in America
New Census Bureau data shows nearly 16 percent of Americans live below the poverty line— a record 49.1 million people. Though the labor market has struggled to gain traction in recent months, the ranks of America's poor continue to climb to levels unseen in nearly half a century, erasing gains from the war on poverty in the 1960s.
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