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Meralco not yet off the hook
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Banking giant HSBC revised downward its economic growth forecast for the Philippines over the next two years, citing the country's poor infrastructure which it described as worse than Sri Lanka's. Frederic Neumann, co-head of Asian Economic Research at HSBC, is … Read more »
Bradley: Pacquiao is quick, but I'm smarter
REIGNING undefeated World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight Timothy Bradley dismissed any fear of being outsmarted by Manny Pacquiao in their rematch next month, saying he is not impressed with the Filipino boxer's recent unanimous victory against Mexican-American Brandon Rios. "It's … Read more »
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PLDT now an Indonesian-Japanese joint venture
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SUWANEE -- On Saturday, most people were hosting cookouts in the backyard, taking a dip in the lake or lying by the pool.
But not Ray Stanjevich. He decided to spend his Saturday bidding on an auctioned piece of the Berlin Wall in Suwanee Town Center.
After writing a check for $23,500, the piece of concrete was his. The owner of the three Friends Sports Grill restaurants is originally from Serbia and was affected by the Cold War. For now, Stanjevich doesn't have plans for his piece of history.
The piece has been in the Atlanta area since 1991, and was auctioned off by Auction Management Corp. after being seized in an Atlanta ponzi scheme. The firm Lighthouse Financial Partners misappropriated more than $7.3 million, and the courts appointed Greg Hays of Hays Financial Partners to come in and sell off the assets. One asset was the piece of the Berlin Wall. The money raised at the auction goes back to the investors who were victims in the scheme.
The concrete artwork is about 12-feet tall and weighs about 8,000 pounds, with graffiti that shows a building, people and the American flag on the concrete section that once faced west.
The 100-mile wall, constructed by the German Democratic Republic starting in 1961, cut off West Berlin from East Germany and from East Berlin. The Wall came down in 1989 following protest demonstrations.
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Green Wing (series 2)
From Wikiquote
- For series 1 quotes, see Green Wing (series 1).
- For the Special quotes, see Green Wing Special.
Green Wing (2004 – 2007) is a British television comedy broadcast on Channel 4. The second series was shown between 31 March and and 19 May 2006. The DVD of the second series is set to be released on 2 October time, with the Christmas Special coming out seperate. Also, this contains The Secret Policeman's Ball Sketch.
Series 2[edit]
Episode 1 [2.1][edit]
- [Guy has brought a kitten in Mac's room. He then takes out a gun and points it at the kitten.]
- Guy: Wake up, or the kitty gets it. [Pause, followed by the kitten meowing quietly, then he talks to the kitten.] You said it would work.
- Caroline: Guy, did you take a cat and a gun into Mac's ward?
- Guy: It was a replica.
- Caroline: [Gasps] "You brought in a replica cat?"
- Guy: [slowly] A replica gun.
- Caroline: You're trying to get fully reinstated, how stupid can you be?
- Guy: Not stupid enough to ask whether or not someone has brought in a replica cat.
- Martin is puzzled about Guy's choice of lunch
- Martin: You don't like curry.
- Guy: No. Ah, not usually, no. But it's Ramadan! [waves the curry under the noses of two nurses] A time for fasting. Yum yum yum! Smells so good!
- Nurse: We're Hindu, you nipple!
Episode 2 [2.2][edit]
- Angela: Just tell him what happened.
- Caroline: "He might not believe me. I've got no witnesses."
- Angela: Well, if he knows his minds gone a bit…blurrg…so just tell him.
- Caroline: Oh right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hi Mac, I'm er, I'm Caroline. You know, the one you found a bit irritating at first, but then er…well, the thing is you really, really liked me and now we're kind of a couple. So, there you go, I've filled in all the gaps, let's go to bed.
- Angela: Well, maybe in not so many words.
- [At an internal tribunal.]
- Charles: Isn't there something else you'd like to say?
- Guy: Err…I don't think so?
- Sue: What's the magic word?
- Guy: Abracadabra?
- Charles: How do you normally express your gratitude to somebody?
- Guy: You want a tip? Is that ethical?
- Caroline: Look, we're all back!
- Mac: Yeah, but I don't really remember who you are?
- Guy: Well, as long you remember in what order to put the organs back in in.
- Mac: What an odd thing to say say. [Mac has a scalpel in his hand, and starts waving it around.] A one, a two, a one, two, three, four.
- Caroline: Yeah, I'm actually a little bit worried now.
- Mac: Wuss.
- Guy: Oooh…no! Not like that! Don't hold it like that. Oh my God, the man's a butcher. Be careful with that bit, that's the bit they need to…eat asparagus. They won't be able to eat asparagus if you cut that bit out.
- [Guy and Mac's top five qualities in a woman, to Caroline.]
- Guy: Five qualities, that's easy. Number one, bendy.
- Mac: Unpredictable.
- Guy: Number two, shaved.
- Mac: Must appreciate the genius of the Kinks.
- Guy: Number three, slightly anorexic.
- Mac: Thoughtful eyes.
- Guy: Four, about sort of 5% lesbian.
- Mac: Should be in touch with her masculine side.
- Guy: And finally, mustn't be too smelly in the cellar.
- Mac: Compassionate.
- Guy: [Disgusted] Ugh…So what you've come up with is an unpredictable, yet compassionate, slightly masculine, Kinks fan... with eyes?
- Mac: I know. It's an impossible dream.
Episode 3 [2.3][edit]
- [Harriet rushes into the office.]
- Harriet: Oh, sorry I'm late. The kids.
- Kim: Took forever to get ready?
- Harriet: Yeah, and the traffic.
- Rachel: Terrible?
- Harriet: Wasn't it. "Then I had to stop off at… [She opens her bag, and a cat comes out of it.] Oh. Well who did I leave at the vets then?
- Caroline: I'm just saying it's a male dominated workplace.
- Guy: Bollocks!
- Caroline: I've got a few other points you can prove for me if you like.
- Guy: It's not male dominated, they're bloody women everywhere.
- Mac: Hmm…crunching underfoot everywhere they walk.
- Guy: Yeah. Have you ever paid for a woman to walk on you? I have. It's pointless. Really hurts.
- Caroline: Wow, it's like working with Germaine Greer.
- Joanna: Right, what have we got? Anything?
- Kim: Oh wait, there's a complaints file.
- Joanna: I knew it! [They open the file. A pop-up paper set of flowers comes up from the file. Both scream at the sight.] Oh damn, she's good.
- Sue: Do I look like a mug? Have I got a handle? Am I made of china? Am I kept in a cupboard or on a small wooden tree? Would you like to put your lips on my rim? You may answer that question, the others were rhetorical.
- Angela: This is the chance of a lifetime. If it doesn't happen now, it may never happen!
- Sue: Are we still on the rim thing?
- [Mac enters the gents'.]
- Martin: [O. O. V.] Hi Mac.
- [Mac turns]
- Mac: OK, that is the worst, "Going to the toilet," I've ever seen.
- [The camera moves to show Martin stuck to the wall with parcel tape.]
- Martin: Yeah, Guy said he'd be phoning the gays.
- Mac: Which gays?
- Martin: Well, all of them.
- Mac: The thing you have to understand about the gays, is that they're probably more scared of you, than you are of them.
Episode 4 [2.4][edit]
- Guy: [To Caroline] "You've got paperclips stuck to your hand."
- Caroline: "Have I?" [Caroline lifts up her left hand. There are paperclips stuck to it.] Oh, must be a full moon; my hand goes magnetic."
- Caroline: Swiss mouth, shut!
Caroline has reluctantly agreed to let Guy move into her spare room
- Mac: A sabot, or sa-bot, was a kind of wooden clog worn by impoverished French workers, and as a protest against the Jacquard loom-- which they thought would take away their jobs-- they'd throw their sabots-- or wooden clogs-- into the delicate machinery to destroy its workings, from which we get the modern word sabotage.
- Guy: Yeah, alright. Now you've harshed my buzz, have you got a point?
- Mac: Well, if your plan to move in with Caroline is, in any way, an attempt to sabotage our relationship, I will hit you in the fucking face with a big wooden clog.
Episode 5 [2.5][edit]
- Guy: "Can you get a verruca on your penis?"
- Caroline: "I can't, can you?"
- Mac: "Never tried, pretty good at most parlour games though."
- Guy: "A friend of mine fell knob first into a foot bath at a swimming pool, he was wondering, that's all. I'm not interrupting anything am I?"
- Mac: "Just the evolution of mankind."
Episode 6 [2.6][edit]
- Murrat: You queen!
- Karen: (embarrassed smile) No!
- Murrat: Yes! (indicates her hair) Brian May! Queen!
- Joanna: "You've kept notes! Tell me you haven't written down what you've did to my cousin?"
- Alan: "Not really."
- [Joanna takes Alan's notebook and reads it herself.]
- Joanna: ""Damaged heron." Somehow that's worse."
- Alan: "Give it here."
- Joanna: "No, that's going to the same place as my cousin."
- Alan: "Oh that's terrific, where am I supposed to jot down my useful ideas?"
- Joanna: "On your knob end? You wouldn't need a huge amount of space will you? Oh here's a useful idea for you, don't kill dwarfs with herons."
Episode 7 [2.7][edit]
- [Sue is kissing the ventriloquist's dummy.]
- Sue: "Live, damn you, live!"
- Dummy: "Fuck off! Save yourself for Dr. Macartney."
- Sue: "Yeah, I know you're right, you're right; but, Mac and Holly-- what are we going to do?"
- Dummy: "Destroy her!"
- Sue: "Yes, good, how?"
- Dummy: "Leave it to me."
- Alan: "Let's have sex."
- Joanna: "We have to keep away from each other!"
- Alan: "Let's have sex separately."
Episode 8 [2.8][edit]
- Guy: [As Caroline takes a towel and wipes the mirror without reading the message.] "No!"
- Caroline: "What?"
- Guy: "You spoilt it."
- Caroline: [Brushing her teeth] "Spoilt what?"
- Guy: "The mirror, I'd written in it."
- Caroline: "Really."
- Guy: "Yes."
- Caroline: "Wrote what?"
- Guy: "It doesn't matter now, but if you must know it was, 'I love you.'"
- Caroline: "You bloody narcissist!"
- Mac: "All I'm saying is that you'll never be a one-woman man."
- Guy: "That's rubbish, I am."
- Mac: "Are you?"
- Guy: "Yeah."
- Mac: "What about that new blonde girl in ENT, nice or what?"
- Guy: "Not interested."
- Mac: "Not interested?"
- Guy: "No. No, I've changed."
- Mac: "Oh great. What about Graham in dermatology?"
- Guy: "Changed as in, "I think I'm ready for commitment.""
- Mac: "Fantastic. I'll sign your commitment papers for you today."
The Secret Policeman's Ball Sketch[edit]
- Mac: You look a bit like a fairy.
- Guy: [Points to Mac and Sue] Pot, kettle. Kettle, pot. That's the introductions out of the way.
- Sue: Really? Who's this, then? [Get up off the gurney and talks to the patient] Oh, no, you don't, little lady. Uh-huh. Think we might've met before. Come on, up you pop. Off your trolley!
- Guy: [Points to Sue and the patient] Pot, kettle. Kettle, pot.
Misc quotes[edit]
- Joanna: "Criminals always get caught in the end, don't you watch TV?"
- Boyce: [To Martin, after he denies he offered a ride on his motorbike to a prostitute.] "Well, there was someone straddling you mate, maybe you should check your rear-view mirrors more."
External links[edit]
- Green Wing quotes at the Internet Movie Database
- Green Wing "microsite" at Channel4.com
- British Sitcom Guide
- Green Wing Fansite
- Waxed Owl
- Green Wing LiveJournal Community


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5 Ways to Stay Warm and Safe with Space Heaters
Cooler weather is on the way, so staying warm is on everyone's mind. With that being the case, many are starting to shop for space heaters. Space heaters are a great supplemental source of warmth that'll keep you comfortable on a chilly day. They heat rooms quickly and add to the room a little extra heating when you need it most. But it's important to bear in mind heater safety and how to use the heater so that you and your family can stay warm and safe at the same time.
Below are a few safety tips, following a few reasonable guidelines can help you to enjoy a safe warm winter.
1. Place the heater on a level, flat surface
It's important to place your heater on a flat level surface so that it won't tip over when in use. If the surface is unstable you risk the heater falling over and starting a fire.
2. Keep all combustibles at least 3 feet away from the heater
Space heaters need space. It's important to allow 3 ft. of clearance around the entire heater. Keep all combustibles away from the heater at all times. Clothing, draperies, paper and other household items should be kept away from the heater to avoid accidental fires.
3. Plug the heater directly into an outlet
Don't use any extension cords when plugging this heater in. Plug it into the wall outlet directly, and always make sure your electrical wall outlets are wired to meet the electrical requirements for the heater purchased.
4. Be sure to turn it off
Don't leave the space heater unattended. It's important to turn the heater off before going to sleep or leaving the room. Leaving the heater unattended can be dangerous.
5. Inspect the heater and the cord regularly
It's important to check the heater often to make sure it's in good operating condition. Look for any frays or breaks in the cord. If you see any damage to the cord at all the heater should not be used. Be sure to monitor the condition of the heater prior to every use.
A Little More Advice
- Always follow manufacturer instructions for safe and effective use
- Make sure there are working smoke alarms in the house
- Test them monthly and change batteries at least twice a year
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Reserve a Sixt Car Rental in Ireland
Rent a car in Ireland with Sixt and tour the country's famous green hills, castles and lively pubs. Sixt has rental office locations at the Dublin Airport, in the north and south of Dublin City and at the Dun Loaghaire ferry port terminal. We offer a variety of vehicles in Ireland to suit your travel needs including vans, 4x4s, convertibles, sports and luxury car rentals. When you rent a car in Ireland from Sixt you can choose from several deals including fly and drive, unlimited mileage, LDW insurance, additional drivers and GPS systems.
Driving Tips for Touring Ireland by Car Rental
Ireland boasts some of the safest roads in Europe, though it may be hard to believe it as you navigate your car rental down a narrow, winding road in the fog. Driving regulations are well-enforced and a cautious, even polite way of driving is commonplace. Therefore, with a basic knowledge of Irish driving etiquette, you're sure to find car rental in Ireland to be an enjoyable way to tour the country.
- Driving in Ireland is on the left-hand side of the road and cars yield to the right.
- Don't be alarmed if another driver flashes their hazard lights at you. It is a common way to say a quick ""thank you"" for road courtesy.
- Make sure you keep cash on hand for toll roads.
What to see with a car rental in Ireland
Where there are endless things to do and see in the bustling metropolitan area around Dublin and other major Irish cities, the real beauty of Ireland can only be seen when you rent a car and drive through the country's small towns and villages, full of well-preserved charm and traditions. Rent a car in rural Ireland and visit the thatched-roof houses of County Donegal. Major attractions to tour by car rental include the Norman Castle and Medieval buildings of Kilkenny, the Cliffs of Moher and Blarney Castle in County Cork. Your adventure is unlimited with Sixt car rental in Ireland.


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It's Time!
We will announce the talent line-up for MerleFest 2010 during an exclusive one-hour radio special on North Carolina public radio station WNCW on Thursday, October 22, at 8 pm EDT. John Adair, artist relations executive for the festival, will join WNCW host Martin Anderson to announce the eclectic group of artists who will provide the "traditional-plus" sound for which the festival is known.
Fans who live outside WNCW's broadcast range can hear the show via the stations online streaming broadcast (www.wncw.org). The full line-up will also be posted to the festival's website after the broadcast event.
The MerleFest Box Office will open for 2010 ticket sales on Tuesday, November 10, at 2 pm EST.


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Hi everyone! I am here using the computer in my room at the Contemporary. The room is great! It's so big. We left yesterday and stayed all night in Lake City. We got to the Cont. about 11:30 am but the room wasn't ready until 3 pm. I just got back from swimming.
We are in the North Garden Wing which is nice because its closest to the walkway to the MK. We went earlier today. We stayed only about an hour because it was INSANELY crowded. They are open until midnight so we'll go back after dinner and hopefully all the "mommies and daddies and babies" will be out so we can actually ride something. lol. The only thing we did was the Carousel of Progress. We had FPs to Space Mountain but we decided to leave early and go swimming. So now I'm back from swimming and all is well. So I guess I'll talk to everyone a little later.
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A conference call hosted by Brent Binions, President and Chief Executive Officer, Vlad Volodarski, Chief Financial Officer and Karen Sullivan, Chief Operating Officer will be held Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 10:00 AM ET.
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There goes that whacky Los Angeles Times again, quoting a study that states the obvious. The study is from the International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics and was conducted by researchers at A.T. Still University in Arizona and McMaster University in Canada:
Women make better corporate leaders than men because they are more likely to make fair decisions when competing interests are at stake, a new study has found.
Women leaders take a cooperative approach when making decisions, the study says. But check this out:
Male directors, who made up 75% of the survey sample, prefer making decisions using rules, regulations and tradition, the survey found. Female directors, by contrast, are less constrained by rules and more prepared to "rock the boat," the researchers found.
Hold on... Isn't it mostly male corporate types who despise government regulation (while insisting on laws forcing women to have babies against their will, of course) and hate oversight and rules (while forcing women to undergo unnecessary trans-vaginal ultrasounds, of course)?
But now we discover that the menfolk don't mind any of that as long as it's they who are doing the regulating.
Per the study, women leaders are also more likely to collaborate, cooperate, build consensus, are more inquisitive, and are more tend to see more than one solution to a problem.
So naturally, corporate boards would welcome them to their board families way more often than not, right?
Globally, women make up about 9% of corporate board members, the study said.
Right. Got it. Check. That makes all the sense in the world.
By the way, with at least one female director involved, companies were 20% less likely to file bankruptcy and did better financially.
Ahem. The study's conclusion: Women are fairer, more reasonable, better leaders, are way cooler (I just threw that one in for fun), and make better corporate leaders than men.


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By Paige Herman-Axel
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Whether your social calendar takes you to a Hollywood awards show or your best friend's wedding, there's no reason a beauty emergency has to prevent you from putting your best face forward. No one has to know you're running short on beauty sleep, nursing a cold, or battling a blemish!
Sure, keeping skin healthy with good skin care is the best place to start, but for a red carpet emergency, try these professional pointers used by Hollywood's hottest stars.
De-puff your eyes. This common issue can be caused by too little sleep, allergies, or too much salt, but the answer is easier than you think. Celebrity makeup artist Tanya Rae (who's on Bette Midler and Megan Hilty's speed dial) suggests ice-cold water. "Dip a washcloth into ice water and cover your eyes for a minute or two, or dip your whole face in a bowl for a few seconds if you can stand it."
To draw attention away from puffiness, stay away from harsh or exaggerated eye makeup. Use soft browns and bronzes to contour the crease, and blend well. Then curl lashes and apply one to two coats of mascara.
Soothe a red, chapped nose. Your cold doesn't know you have a big event! The key to smoothing over red, flaky skin in a hurry is a heavy surge of moisture. Choose a petroleum-based product. Marina Gravani, makeup artist for many actors and a Mariah Carey favorite, suggests a three-step plan.
- Let the ointment sit for a while, then wipe away excess.
- Smooth on a tinted moisturizer made with a yellow base color. It hides red skin.
- Apply your favorite foundation.
What pimple? Skin care products that blast blemishes are great for getting healing under way, but you need to disguise the spot before stepping out for the evening!
Emmy Award-winning makeup artist Kevin James Bennett has a simple solution: The same drops that "get the red out" of your eyes will reduce the redness of a pimple. Just dab it on with a cotton swab, top with foundation and concealer and you're good to go.
Fight dry, flaky lips. Exfoliating is the key for a prettier pout, and for making your lipstick's color and shine last longer. The artist behind J.Lo's signature look, Scott Barnes, suggests using a dry toothbrush with a medicated lip balm to rub off the rough skin.
Lose the lackluster skin. It's easy to give sluggish, sallow skin a quick pick-me-up. Rae fakes a healthy glow with creamy products that sink into the skin and give it a hydrating boost. Her radiance-boosting recipe:
- Apply bronzer where the sun would hit naturally (i.e. tops of cheekbones, forehead, temples, sides of the nose and chin).
- Then add a pink, rosy blush to help liven the skin up.
- Products with a little shimmer really make the skin glow. But there's a difference between subtle glimmer and full-on glitter. Stick with one lightly shimmery product (i.e. bronzer or blush) instead of layering them on.
Relieve redness or sunburn. Bennett's best-kept secret: Honey (especially the manuka variety if you can get your hands on it). When used as a five-minute mask or a spot treatment, "It has amazing anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties," he explains. Once skin is soothed, film and television makeup artist Alicia Mizrahi Siller suggests a green-tinted primer. This hue gets rid of the red before you apply foundation.


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SISSONVILLE, W.Va. - Herbert Hoover softball Coach Missy Smith said Monday night that Huskies sophomore pitcher Allison Rager can glean motivation from the most obscure sources.
Rager's emotional boost Monday came in the form of a two-run, game-tying single from Sissonville's Abi Jordan. After allowing nine of the first 16 Sissonville batters to reach base, Rager settled immediately after Jordan's hit, and kept the hosts at bay the rest of the way in order for top-ranked Hoover (8-1) to escape with a 3-2 win in eight innings.
"I just tried to work the corners and worked with whatever the umpire was giving us," Rager said after she retired 16 of the final 19 Sissonville (8-5) hitters and finished with six strikeouts.
Once the game was extended to extra innings, Hoover wasted little time in manufacturing a run. Ashleigh Tignor led off with a double, and pinch-runner Halie Fields moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Zoey Carte. Senior Amber Oaks brought home the eventual winning run with a ground ball to second that was too deep to allow Sissonville freshman second baseman Regan Johnson to catch Fields at home.
Rager hit Taylor Legg with a pitch with two outs in the bottom of the eighth on a somewhat controversial call. Rager said after the game she believed that Legg turned into the 1-2 pitch. She admitted that the call threw off her concentration when facing Jordan again, who immediately followed Legg.
The Sissonville freshman walked before Rager was able to elicit a comebacker to the circle from Andrea Harmon to end the game.
"Different things will motivate her. Even things that you don't even know, like a borderline call that doesn't go her way or if (the opposing team's players) cheer exceptionally loud. Weird things that you wouldn't think would affect her, like anything can really set her off," Smith said.
"When she's mad look out, 'cause she throws some smoke."
She also got the job done at the plate for the Huskies. Thanks to a pair of first-inning Sissonville errors, Rager came to the plate in position to bring home a pair of runs with her single off Indians senior starter Bekah Baldwin.
The Indians, who made their first appearance in the West Virginia Sportswriters Class AA Softball Poll on Monday at No. 10, had their chances in the opening innings. However, a combination of Rager strikeouts and impressive defense led to Sissonville stranding six runners before the fourth inning.


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Series tied 1-1 (as of 4/13)
Game 1: Friday, April 12 | ||
Philadelphia | 3 | Final in 10 |
Miami | 1 | |
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Game 2: Saturday, April 13 | ||
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Game 3: Sunday, April 14 | ||
Philadelphia | 2 | Final |
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7:10 PM ET, April 13, 2013
Marlins Park, Miami, Florida
MIAMI -- In a season that's had far more downs than ups, Chris Coghlan helped deliver a boost for the Miami Marlins.
Coghlan hit a game-ending single against a draw-in infield with one out in the ninth inning Saturday night, giving the Marlins a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies for just their second win."It's huge for the morale," Coghlan said. "We've lost a lot of tight games and our record obviously shows that."Marlins 20-year old phenom Jose Fernandez pitched six scoreless innings to outduel Cole Hamels. Miami (2-9), playing without slugger Giancarlo Stanton for the second straight day because of a bruised left shoulder, became the last team in the major leagues to win two games this year."It wasn't perfect, but it's nice to get a win," Marlins manager Mike Redmond said. "(Coghlan) was a late addition to the lineup and we talk about opportunities."Fernandez gave Miami the lead in the fifth with an RBI single.Placido Polanco led off the ninth with a walk against reliever Phillippe Aumont (1-1). Greg Dobbs followed with a hard-hit grounder to first baseman Kevin Frandsen, who could not make the play. The ball rolled into right field for a hit, and Polanco advanced to third.After Austin Kearns struck out, Coghlan hit a hard grounder to second baseman Chase Utley, playing on the infield grass. Utley bobbled the grounder and his throw was late to the plate as Polanco slid headfirst for the winning run."I tried to pick it clean on the in-between hop and I wasn't able to pick it clean," Utley said.Steve Cishek (1-1) pitched the ninth.Fernandez allowed only two hits and two walks while striking out five."Every time I go out there I try to enjoy it and have fun," Fernandez said. "It's fun to pitch here in Miami in front of the crowd. It was a really good feeling and I'm going to continue to enjoy it."Hamels yielded one run and three hits in six innings. He struck out five and walked three."Still really trying to get ahead of hitters early," Hamels said. "I was able to make an improvement there, but I still wasn't where I know I'm able to just get that first-pitch strike."Hamels, who entered with a 10.97 ERA in his first two starts, held the Marlins without a hit until the fifth inning when Adeiny Hechavarria tripled to right-center field with two outs. Hechavarria's two-out triple was the Marlins' first three-base hit this season and 16th extra-base hit. Miami is batting .206 and has a paltry .266 slugging percentage.Fernandez then got his first big league hit to knock in the first run."I just threw probably the worst pitch I could throw," said Hamels on the hit by Fernandez.Fernandez was pulled after six innings in favor of A.J. Ramos, who promptly allowed a base hit to Domonic Brown, the Phillies' first hit since Freddy Galvis' two-out single in the second.Second baseman Donovan Solano tried turning the double play, but his throw ended up in the stands for an error that allowed Brown to score and make it 1-all.The Phillies had an opportunity to score in the second. Laynce Nix and Galvis both singled with two outs, but Fernandez calmly retired Erik Kratz to get out of the inning."We didn't hit the kid," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. "Actually he took them to a good place in the game really. We didn't hit him. That was the bottom line. He held us and pitched good."Game notes
Fernandez has a 0.82 ERA in his first two starts and has struck out 13 in 11 innings. ... Phillies RF Laynce Nix made a diving catch in the first inning to take a hit away from Polanco. ... Marlins OF Justin Ruggiano (groin) was a late scratch to the lineup and was replaced by Coghlan. Ruggiano is considered day to day. ... Philadelphia will send RHP Roy Halladay (0-2, 14.73 ERA) to the mound Sunday for the series finale and the Marlins will counter with RHP Kevin Slowey (0-2, 2.19 ERA).
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Fri 4/12 | PHI 3, @MIA 1 | Recap |
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Sun 4/14 | PHI 2, @MIA 1 | Recap |
Thu 5/2 | @PHI 7, MIA 2 | Recap |
Fri 5/3 | @PHI 4, MIA 1 | Recap |
Sat 5/4 | MIA 2, @PHI 0 | Recap |
Sun 5/5 | MIA 14, @PHI 2 | Recap |
Mon 5/20 | @MIA 5, PHI 1 | Recap |
Tue 5/21 | PHI 7, @MIA 3 | Recap |
Wed 5/22 | PHI 3, @MIA 0 | Recap |
Mon 6/3 | @PHI 7, MIA 2 | Recap |
Tue 6/4 | @PHI 7, MIA 3 | Recap |
Wed 6/5 | @PHI 6, MIA 1 | Recap |
Mon 9/16 | @PHI 12, MIA 2 | Recap |
Tue 9/17 | @PHI 6, MIA 4 | Recap |
Wed 9/18 | MIA 4, @PHI 3 | Recap |
Mon 9/23 | @MIA 4, PHI 0 | Recap |
Tue 9/24 | PHI 2, @MIA 1 | Recap |
Wed 9/25 | @MIA 3, PHI 2 | Recap |
Complete Schedule: Phillies | Marlins |
Scoring Summary
5th | J Fernandez singled to left, A Hechavarria scored. | 0 | 1 | |
7th | E Kratz grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, F Galvis out at second, D Brown to third, D Brown scored, E Kratz to second on throwing error by second baseman D Solano. | 1 | 1 | |
9th | C Coghlan safe at first on error by second baseman C Utley, P Polanco scored, G Dobbs to second. | 1 | 2 | |
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Game Information
Stadium | Marlins Park, Miami, FL |
Attendance | 20,037 (53.5% full) - % is based on regular season capacity |
Game Time | 2:51 |
Weather | indoors |
Umpires | Home Plate - Ron Kulpa, First Base - Chris Guccione, Second Base - Tom Hallion, Third Base - Phil Cuzzi |
Research Notes
Jose Fernandez now has 2 starts of 1 run or fewer and 3 hits or fewer allowed in his 1st 2 career starts.
Fernandez is the 2nd player age 20 or younger in the Live Ball era (since 1920) to allow 1 run or fewer and 3 hits or fewer in each of his first 2 career starts.
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Tuesday tech deals: Walmart's 'Amazing Electronics Event'
Walmart announced its Amazing Electronics Event, which will run from Saturday, November 6 to Sunday, November 7. Most deals will be available online, although a few are in-store only. The primary focus is on LCD HDTVs, where it has very aggressive pricing. The deals:
- $50 iTunes Gift Card for $35 (in-store only)
- Vizio RazorLED 26" 720p LED-Backlit LCD HD Television for $198 ($100 off)
- Compaq CQ6-109WM Intel Celeron 2.2GHz 15.6" Laptop for $288 (in-store only)
- Vizio E320VL 32" 720p LCD HD Television for $298 ($50 off)
- Sony PlayStation 3 320GB Console w/ Move Bundle, $50 Gift Card for $399
- Vizio E420VO 42" 1080p LCD HD Television for $498 ($50 off)
- Vizio E470VL 47" 1080p LCD HD Television for $698 ($100 off)
- Vizio E550VL 55" 1080p LCD HD Television for $898 ($200 off)
Five more tech deals after the jump.
Today only, Dell Home offers the Sharp Aquos 40" 1080p HDTV, model no LC-40D68UT, for $799.99. Add it to your cart and it falls to $499.99. With free shipping, that ties a deal from September and is the lowest total price we could find by $60. Sales tax is added where applicable. It features a native resolution of 1920x1080, 6ms response time, three HDMI inputs, and VGA, component, and other video inputs. Meanwhile, Sears is selling the Sharp Aquos BD-HP24U Blu-ray player for $79.99, the lowest price we could find by $35.
Logitech Harmony 300 Universal Remote for $30 + $5 s&h
Best Buy offers the Logitech Harmony 300 Universal Remote, model no. 915-000132, for $29.99. Shipping adds $5.49, or choose free in-store pickup. Even with shipping, that's $5 under a deal from May and the lowest total price we've seen for this remote. It's also the lowest total price we could find today by $2. Sales tax is added where applicable. This new remote supports up to four components and features online setup via Mac or PC.
IOGear Wireless HD Computer to TV Kit for $100 + free shipping
JR.com via Buy.com offers the IOGear Wireless HD Computer to TV Kit, model no. GUWAVKIT2, for $99.99 with free shipping. That's $10 less than our mention two weeks ago and is the lowest total price we could find by $36. This device allows you to stream wireless HD content (up to 720p) from your computer to your TV. It features HDMI and USB connectivity, a purported wireless range of up to 30 feet, and more.
All-in-One USB Memory Card Reader for 79 cents + free shipping
Meritline.com offers this All-in-One USB 2.0 Memory Card Reader for $2.99. Coupon code "MLCK400576110270AL1" drops it to 79 cents. With free shipping, that's among the lowest total prices we've seen for this particular reader. It's also the lowest total price we could find for any such card reader today by $8. It supports Secure Digital, MMC, Memory Stick, and more. It will ship in a random color. Coupon ends after 700 redemptions. Expect this item to take two to three weeks to arrive.
Fantom 2TB eSATA/USB External Hard Drive for $100 + free shipping
Buy.com offers the Fantom GreenDrive Pro 2TB eSATA/USB 2.0 External Hard Drive, model no. GDP2000EU, for $99.99 with free shipping ($0.05/GB). That's the lowest total price we've seen for a 2TB eSATA external hard drive without rebates, and it's a current price low by $22.
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I hate going to "Wally's Mart," but that $35 for $50 iTunes card deal is pretty sweet.
Damn, the external is sold out already lol
TomSEA said:
I hate going to "Wally's Mart," but that $35 for $50 iTunes card deal is pretty sweet.
Imagine the money you'd save if you bought a whole bunch. Though there's probably a limit.
Yeah lets all fight over the one tv of each model they will have in stock.
They'll usually have more than a few for these events. Black Friday stuff will typically be limited to 6-10 depending on the store. I was looking at a 26" for a new monitor, and $200 is pretty good deal. Plus, you can always check in the morning if they have any in-stock, or use their new Pick Up Today feature at 12:01 to have it ready for you in the morning.
Damn, all these things popping up. I don't really need to get an HDTV for my bedroom, the old POS SDTV I have will work just fine, but for $200, it's hard to pass up on a same size TV that has HD capabilities. I will have to think about this one, .but will most likely pass it up since I don't really need the HD in there, as I only watch it once in a blue moon.
Man, i'd love to see a weekly deal for aussies too :x seeing all the great deals hit only the guys in the states is kinda depressing lol
Nice deals but sadly its short lived.
Frostback said:
They'll usually have more than a few for these events. Black Friday stuff will typically be limited to 6-10 depending on the store. I was looking at a 26" for a new monitor, and $200 is pretty good deal. Plus, you can always check in the morning if they have any in-stock, or use their new Pick Up Today feature at 12:01 to have it ready for you in the morning.
You can find 28" 1080p for 250$ now....That 26" might be a sweeter deal if it was 120hz!! If you purchased that you wouldn't feel as wise once you started comparing all the deals coming out. Actually, with the recession and the HUGE overstock of computer parts at distributor's none of these deals are that special..Nothing you cant find on Tech Spot's daily "Pricewatch" page.
"$50 iTunes Gift Card for $35 (in-store only)" lol is Walmart making any profit with that price?
some gift cards cost you money if you dont use it cuz they have expiration date not sure how these pan out
Pretty decent deals on the LCD's. I realize that Wal-Mart is trying to get rid of old inventory of LCDs to make room for LED LCDs. I would wait later this year or early next year for lower prices of LED LCDs.
$50 gift card with the ps3 move bundle for 399 is a great deal. First off the console itself has the bigger 320 GB hard drive which standalone would normally be 350. So basically, you're getting move for free. I doubt you'll find a better deal.
For what I'm needing, (mainly WoW) no super high end games, this would serve the purpose. Also, would add a TV to the computer room to help there. Even if it is only 720p and 60 Hz.
kaonis92 said:
"$50 iTunes Gift Card for $35 (in-store only)" lol is Walmart making any profit with that price?
It's limit 2 per customer.
Can regular people really tell the difference between 720 and 1080? I know I sure can't tell 'that' much of a difference. And for the increased price for 1080, I don't see the big deal.
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The bison have long been a species native to this area of Texas. Man once hunted them almost to extinction. Now the bison have healthy numbers throughout the US. Here in west Texas school children as well as adults come to the San Angelo State Park to view and be amazed by the bison on public display and ponder these magnificent beasts life. The park is to be congratulated for having this wonderful peek into our past without having to travel hundreds of miles to the north. In times of drought as anytime the herd must be managed so that only appropriate numbers of animals inhabit the premises given to them. However, as an educator and friend of the San Angelo State Park, I urge the powers to be to always have a herd on display to be viewed by the public least we forget our heritage. The longhorns, bison, and even the prairie dog have been a part of us for so long we need them to be a link to our past as well as a tie to our future.
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WHITBY -- "Sooner or later, somebody is going to get killed."
When John Kolodziej delivered that grim warning at a town hall meeting in April, he hoped it would prompt swift action from council to address speeding issues in the downtown.
Instead, the Whitby resident says he was deeply saddened and disappointed when just a few months later, on Aug. 27, an elderly pedestrian was killed after being struck by a vehicle at one of the intersections highlighted at that meeting.
"It's almost like a premonition of what we knew what was going to happen and there's more coming," says Mr. Kolodziej, who approached the Town in the spring with a petition from residents in his neighbourhood, requesting that a stop sign be installed at the corner of Centre Street South and Trent Street West.
"We're still struggling with the design and the fact that there are no painted lines in front of the stop signs," he adds.
"It's so antiquated. The whole downtown area around us hasn't been updated for probably 50 years and we're still running that way but the area can't handle the traffic that we're getting now."
Mr. Kolodziej's request to council came a month after Whitby couple Rod and Marie Clarke also pleaded with the Town to change the two-way stop sign at the intersection of Centre Street South and Dunlop Street West to a four-way stop to help curb speeding issues.
At least seven collisions have occurred at that intersection in the past five years, including the most recent incident last month that resulted in the death of 89-year-old May Taylor of Whitby.
"At that speed, and with no four-way stops, we predicted something worse would happen and now it has," Mr. Clarke told This Week in a recent interview.
Staff from the Town of Whitby's public works department are currently conducting a study of the downtown core, including the design and distribution of stop signs.
"With the expansion of the GO station, how busy Iroquois Park has become over the years, and people getting to and from work and school, the traffic flow through that area just doesn't work anymore," says Centre Ward Councillor Michael Emm.
"The area was never designed for the volume of traffic that we have now."
Councillor Emm says he will work to ensure the concerns of area residents, many of them seniors, don't go unheard.
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[01:13] <Obi> I'm infracting this dude for "read the rules" [01:13] <Obi> http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26074 [01:13] <Obi> He has 3 threads, though, and they're all the same thing, essentially, so a merge into one thread or whatever would be better than 3 infractions (one for each thread), I guess. [01:16] <Obi> Here are the other threads [01:16] <Obi> http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26068 [01:16] <Obi> http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26066 Just posting so a mod doesn't accidentally infract him for his other posts (it seems kind of unfair for him to get 3 read the rules infractions because 3 different mods saw 3 different threads first). A possible thread merge / deletion of the second two may be in order. Oh, and here's the PM exchange: I'm about to send him another PM.
oh I just gave him a stupidty infraction before raeding this -_- someone reverse please http://www.smogon.com/forums/member.php?u=12054
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Iran has opened a summit bringing together more than 120 nations that call themselves "non-aligned", with an appeal to rid the world of nuclear weapons even as the West suspects Tehran is seeking its own atomic arms.
Among those expected to attend the summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), which opened on Sunday but will officially begin on Thursday, include Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, and Manmohan Singh, the Indian prime minister.
India remains an important Iranian oil customer as Tehran battles Western sanctions over its nuclear programme.
Iran will seek to use the week-long gathering, capped by a two-day summit of various leaders, as a showcase of its global ties and efforts to challenge the influence of the West and its allies.
Ali Akbar, the Iranian foreign minister, opened the gathering by noting commitment to a previous goal from the non-aligned group, known as NAM, to remove the world's nuclear arsenals within 13 years.
"We believe that the timetable for ultimate removal of nuclear weapons by 2025, which was proposed by NAM, will only be realised if we follow it up decisively," he told delegates.
Iran insists its nuclear programme is intended for generating energy for civilian use, but the US and its allies fear that Tehran's uranium enrichment could eventually lead to warhead-level material.
Tehran is groaning under heavy sanctions imposed on its banking and oil exports, measures that the West hopes will wring concessions.
Israel, which says it faces an existential threat from Iran, has hinted at a military option if diplomacy and economic pressures fail to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
Salehi criticised Israel for remaining outside the UN main treaty governing the spread of nuclear technology. Israel refused to discuss the full range of its military capabilities, but it is widely believed to have a nuclear arsenal.
Iranian ally North Korea has withdrawn from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The North Korean foreign minister Paek Nam Sun arrived in Tehran on Sunday to attend the meetings.
Hamas excludedMeanwhile, Iranian news agencies have said the prime minister of Iranian ally Hamas has not been invited to the meeting.
The semiofficial Mehr and ISNA quoted Mohammad Reza Forqani, the summit spokesman, as saying Ismail Haniyeh was not invited to the meeting.
But Haniyeh's office in the Gaza Strip said he planned to travel to Tehran on Monday as guest of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president.
The conflicting reports over Haniyeh's plans reflect complications with the Palestinian delegation for the NAM gathering.
The office of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he would not attend if rival Haniyeh also took part. Iranian-backed group Hamas controls Gaza while Abbas' administration governs the West Bank.
The NAM, which boasts 120 members and 17 observer countries, is a group of states considering themselves not aligned formally with or against any major power bloc.