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"It's always 'ultimately death,'" Agent Pete (Eddie McClintock) bemoans when clued in about just how nasty the disease is that has infected the entire team and much of the rest of the planet. "Artifacts never release a plague of tickles or an epidemic of kittens." A plague of tickles: not a bad way to describe this tongue-in-cheek supernatural lark which pulls out all the guest-star stops in an eventful episode (Monday, 10/9c) by Drew Z. Greenberg that kicks off the second half of Season 4 with Evil Artie's (Saul Rubinek) life and soul also in jeopardy. read more
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"We obviously have to deal — in a major way — with what Artie's been through and what happens to him, having killed Leena," executive producer Jack Kenny told us after last fall's mid-season cliffhanger, hinting at even more tragedies to come. "There are many other versions of mortality that we're going to deal with in the next 10 episodes." So let's all cross our fingers that season-premiere guest stars James Marsters, Lindsay Wagner, Kate Mulgrew, Roger Rees and Polly Walker and can help Pete, Myka and the rest of the team find a cure for that sweating sickness epidemic Petey accidentally unleashed before anymore Warehouse workers wind up adding to the body count.
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In "Clash of the Titans," the ultimate struggle for power pits men against kings and kings against gods. But the war between the gods themselves could destroy the world. Born of a god but raised as a man, Perseus (Sam Worthington) is helpless to save his family from Hades (Ralph Fiennes), vengeful god of the underworld. With nothing left to lose, Perseus volunteers to lead a dangerous mission to defeat Hades before he can seize power from Zeus (Liam Neeson) and unleash hell on earth. Perseus sets off on a perilous journey deep into forbidden worlds, leading a daring band of warriors, including Draco (Mads Mikkelsen), an experienced soldier who encourages the defiant Perseus to make use of his god-given abilities. Battling unholy demons and fearsome beasts, they will only survive if Perseus can accept his power as a god, defy his fate and create his own destiny.
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Is this the year The Mentalist's Patrick Jane finally catches Red John? Probably not, but creator Bruno Heller is promising some major movement in the case.Fall Preview: Get scoop on your favorite returning shows"We're going to get much, much, much closer," Heller tells TVGuide.com. "We're going to take an investigative leap forward, further than we have in the previous four seasons. Up to now, we've kind of been stalking him. This season, conceptually, we get a location for him. The running chase starts now."Perhaps the key to that reveal is Lorelei (guest star Emmanuelle Chriqui), the cocktail waitress-turned-Red John disciple Jane (Simon Baker) had a fling with in last season's finale... read more
Rome star Polly Walker has landed a recurring role on The Mentalist, TVLine reports.Walker will play Senior FBI agent Alexa Shultz, a whip-smart alpha female who'll be introduced in the Season 5 premiere. read more
Red Flag No. 74 that Cane is toast. Polly Walker, who in addition to a run on HBO's Rome appeared on CBS' ill-fated drama series, is the latest to join the cast of Sci Fi Channel's Battlestar Galactica prequel. On Caprica, which will premiere as a two-hour movie/backdoor series pilot, Walker will play Sister Clarice Willow, an eloquent (if duplicitous) high priestess and headmistress of a private religious school. MWM read more
Oh, man — do you love intrigue? Long as it's intriguing, right? And violence? Long as it's justified by the intrigue (and stays on the screen rather than in your actual life). So I know we're in for a treat here, 'cause HBO is no slouch when it comes to good historical drama. First good sign: Everyone has a British accent, which nearly always signifies a class act — and oh, yeah, the fact that this is a coproduction with the BBC. Duh. But if anyone knows class struggles, it's the Brits. I mean, when Polly Walker's Atia tells her servant she'll use the eyes of his children for beads if he doesn't bring her son Octavian back safely, can you imagine it coming out nearly so well from, say, the mouth of Julia Roberts or Meg Ryan?
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Honest Abe: Words Of WisdomApril 11, 2013To the Readers' Forum: Here are 10 guidelines written by Abraham Lincoln and they lead us a clear conscience and true wisdom. 1) you cannot keep out of trouble by spending more than your income.... GioAllieif everyone were in a spelling and grammar correction mode, this forum would run out of space--who cares? 0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » PhD1960Apr-11-13 11:47 AM post: If social security money would of stayed untouched..." This should be: "...would HAVE stayed untouched..." PLEASE learn proper English. I frequently see this glaring error. 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » GioAlliearen't you the guy who allowed brent to lie about me, when you were the reason? Of course you were--now you seem to have regained your speech..... 0 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » GioAlliemy last comment was 7 hours ago--and it wasn't directed at you...... 0 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » ironyoozesfromyouryapDon't either of you have a family...or a job...or a park nearby to go to instead of oval-twerking for days? 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogGiogump, you are making an assumption that Obama filed the long form and itemizing their deductions. Let's see, no mortage interest deduction, no medical deductions, and only charitable deductions. So, could it be he had to file the standard form? 18.4% puts him in the 1% doesn't it? 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogWALL STREE JOURNAL By COREY BOLES WASHINGTON—" Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama paid $112,214 in federal income taxes in 2012 on adjusted gross income of $608,611, an effective rate of 18.4%, the White House said Friday. The first family's income declined from the $789,674 in adjusted gross income they reported in 2011. That year they paid total federal taxes of $162,074, an effective rate of 20.5%. Their 2012 income continues a steep decline from 2010 when they reported $1.7 million in adjusted gross income, the bulk of which was royalties from sales from books written by Mr. Obama" Well giogump, this is the last news story stating the fact that the Obama's DON't pay their fair share. And one more thing - if this is all made up, why haven't your pals on the left posted to agree with you and defend your incredibly stupid math. 4/12/2013 11:54 p.m. Post shows what happens when you don't know how to do your taxes. 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogGiogump, it WASN'T me that came up with 18.4%! How in the world do you think I made it up! I have listed a number of NEWS STORIES stated the 18.4% figure. Unfortunately in your world of fantasy and fairy dust, you can not get it through your pathetic head. Go do another bowl, and sweet dreams. 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » GioAllie---insert a $ in front of the Obamas taxable income figure--hope I didn't confuse you. 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » GioAlliemy last word on this topic,--take your calculator, that will necessitate moving off your little button, and calculate what percentage of 335,000 taxable income, the figure of $118,000 might be. If you come up with 18%, try again or replace the batteries. Honest Abe is watching. 0 Agrees | 3 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogNBC NEWS "President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama released their federal income tax returns for 2012 (.pdf) on Friday, and the First Wallet took a bit of a hit: the Obama's adjusted gross income was about 23 percent less than what it was in 2011. Their federal income tax rate was 18.4 percent, down from 20.5 percent the prior year" Hummmmm 11:54 p.m. ?? 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogSo giogump, the AP, Reuterrs, Politico, JAY CARNEY, and every othe news organzation that reported this is wrong, but you are right in your tax calculations? You do have issues! BARRY OBAMA = 1%er. He should pay his fair share! 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » GioAlliealso --in Your best interests, I won't pursue Your "failure" insult--do we understand each other? --YES or NO..... 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » GioAllieSEE---DOG. IF YOU EVER HAVE A TAXABLE INCOME OF $335,000--and you pay $118,000 in fed. tax,,God help ya........ 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogGiogump: hopefully this is enough to prove to you how wrong you are and how your hero doesn't PAY HIS FAIR SHARE. Is he a 1%er? From ASSOCIATED PRESS Last Updated: 4:58 PM, April 12, 2013 Posted: 2:39 PM, April 12, 2013 WASHINGTON — "President Barack Obama's 2012 tax returns show he and first lady Michelle Obama paid $112,214 in taxes last year on $608,611 in adjusted gross income. They paid an effective rate of 18.4 percent for their federal income taxes. The adjusted gross income figure is down from 2011, when the Obamas reported almost $790,000 in income. They made substantially more in previous years, with much of it coming from book sales" Do as I say, not as I do!!! 2 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogGiogump: (Reuters) - "President Barack Obama paid an effective federal tax rate of 18.4 percent in 2012 and saw income from his best-selling books drop as he ran for re-election, according to his tax returns released by the White House on Friday" 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Seadog"(Politico) President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama earned just over $600,000 in 2012, far less than they took in during 2011, according to their tax return, released by the White House on Friday. The Obamas reported an adjusted gross income of $608,611 during the election year, more than $180,000 less than they grossed for the previous year. They paid $112,214 in federal taxes, an effective rate of 18.4 percent. In 2011, they paid an effective tax rate of 19.2 percent" 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogSo, according to giogump, Jay, "I lie everyday, Carney" is a liar. What is happening???? 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » SeadogI now know why giopitt's business failed. He has no idea what AGI is. "Stupid is as stupid does". He is now going to be known as giogump. 1 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » ironyoozesfromyouryapGio and Seadog - difference is marginal vs. effective. My effective rate was about 14% this year. Not counting my SE tax which was 15%. 0 Agrees | 1 Disagrees | Report Abuse » ironyoozesfromyouryapAt least Obama paid 18%. Better than Mittens who made far more. Although, I'm not sure what your point is, Seadog. Clearly, by raising taxes Obama has implicated himself and acknowledge he should be paying more by default. 0 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 25 of 87 comments Show More Comments
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Good Morning everyone!
Let's start with some random baseball ramblings. Well, there really is very little going on in the baseball world these days. Sure, Manny Ramirez and Miguel Tejada rumors swirl, but they have been much of the offseason. Sure, Mike Piazza, Frank Thomas and Sammy Sosa remain unsigned, but who knows when they will sign with new teams. Could happen any time really. Preston Wilson signed a very interesting contract with the Astros. He'll get $4 million in 2006, but after the season, Houston has a $500,000 buyout or a three year, $24 million option. It's strange to me because the team has said that they want to play both Jason Lane and Chris Burke every day, but this signing will cost one of them playing time. Of course, unless the rumors are true that the Astros are considering trading CF Willy Taveras to the White Sox for Jose Contreras. Jeff Weaver is really the only big free agent remaining. He accepted arbitration from the Dodgers but must now decide whether to accept it by Sunday. I mean, his agent Scott Boras must decide that. As insurance, yesterday the Dodgers traded two relievers, including underrated Duaner Sanchez, to the Mets for Jae Seo who would be a solid 5th starter if Weaver leaves. Oh, and short-time Twins 2B Bret Boone signed a minor league deal with the New York Mets.
Finally, Manny Ramirez is saying that, as a means of getting him to waive his no-trade clause, he would like an extension to his already-massive contract. Let me get this straight. He has put the Red Sox in a bad position by demanding a trade. However, he gets to determine which teams he is willing to go to AND he is going to ask the new team to give him even more money than his over his excessive deal. No wonder it is taking so long to work that deal! Why anyone would want Manny Ramirez on their team is beyond me, even with the fact that he is an incredible hitter.
But to me, the big news as a Twins fan continues to be the ongoing saga involving Corey Koskie and the Toronto Blue Jays. Please head down to the Twins Thoughts for my opinions on that topic.
Oh, I also learned that I should really be careful about what and who I write about in my blog. Michael Brodkorb runs the Republican blog "Minnesota Democrats Exposed." He is being sued for defamation by Blois Olson, the president of New School Communications and a well-known Democratic political commentator. The lawsuit asks for $50,000 and a retraction of his posting. This could become a huge 1st Amendment, Freedom of Speech, case for America and specifically for bloggers.
A number of people have asked me if I have watched many of the college football bowls. I was working on the site on Tuesday night and the Penn State/Florida State game was apparently on TV2. I didn't really even realize it. I watched maybe four minutes of that game. Then I switched the channel to TV Land where I saw some episodes of Good Times, Cheers, Night Court and other such shows. That is about how much I care about college football. I know. That's bad, huh? I was at least somewhat intrigued by last night's BCS Championship game last night. I did have it on TV2, muted, with my XM Satellite radio tuned to the Home Plate network. But I do have to say that whle watching, I know that Reggie Bush is absolutely amazing. What incredible speed! Matt Leinart is very cool and calm, but I do wonder if he is worth taking a high draft pick. I also wonder if LenDale White might be a Top 5 type pick. And, know what? Vince Young was the best player on the field. He looked so calm leading Texas down the field. Excellent passing form and touch, and such quick, agile running. He is a Top 3 pick. I would probably draft him ahead of Leinert.
OK, I must sleep! Have yourself a great Thursday! We've got another excellent review of the Twins minor league system by Roger, so let's get right to it!
ROGER'S MINOR LEAGUE REVIEW - Relief Pitchers
In previous weeks, "Roger" has done his positional review of the Twins system. He has reviewed the 2005 seasons of the catchers, the first basemen, the third basemen , the middle infielders, the outfielders and a couple of weeks ago, the starting pitchers. This week, we will review the 2005 seasons of the Twins minor league relief pitchers. The Twins are developing a great number of excellent starting pitching prospects, but they also have a number of high-level relievers in their system. Of course, it is impossible to know for certain what will happen. Remember that the Twins like to have their best pitching prospects start throughout the minors to build up arm strength. So, unless your name is Jesse Crain or Pat Neshek, most Twins pitching prospects went through the system as starters. So, many of the starters will end up in the bullpen at some point. Which ones? Who knows? So, lets see what "Roger" has to say about all of the Twins minor league relief pitchers. If you have any thoughts for me or Roger, e-mail me, or leave some comments below. Have a great day!
Twins Minor League System Review
The Relief Pitchers
Today we will take a look at another strong Twins position, relief pitching. A reminder about the ranking I show for each player. It is based on their performance in 2005 and if they missed part of the season, their ranking will be lower as a result. I have highlighted all rankings that were lowered because of injury or another reason (#46). Players included on the Twins 40-man roster will have their names in Bold Green.
Rochester Red Wings (AAA)
The Twins had a closer set the Rochester record for saves (23), 23 year old Travis Bowyer (#4/D20, 1999). Bowyer had an excellent year (59g/74.1ip/2.78era/.194OppAve/96K/40BB), finishing it off with a September call up to the Twins (8g/9.2ip/5.59era/.345OppAve/12K/3BB). He went to the AFL following the season where he struggled (15.1ip/9.39era)…it is unknown if this was in part due to his working on his "second pitch." Following the season, Bowyer was the key part of the Twins trade with Florida for Luis Castillo.
Two veteran relief pitchers had excellent seasons with the Rochester bullpen. Willie Eyre (#18/D23, 1999) was the Red Wings version of Jesse Crain, appearing in 56 games with a record of 10W-3L (56g/82.2ip/2.72era/.252OppAve/74K/28BB). Eyre, 27, is starting in Venezuela this winter and as of the last information available, was 9-0 on Aragua, the top team in their winter league. Eyre was recently added to the 40-man roster and will be a serious contender for the Twins #5 starter or a long relief spot. Beau Kemp (#20/D31, 2000), 25, is a former closer with several teams in the organization who was used primarily in a set-up role for Rochester (62g/80.0ip/3.38era/.239OppAve/68K/32BB). Although a long-shot to make the Twins bullpen out of spring training, he could provide help for the bullpen during the season, if needed.
Several lefties worked out of the bullpen at various times during the season. Past Cardinal phenom Bud Smith (mlfa, 2005), 25, signed with the Twins during the last off season after bouncing around several organizations following a serious injury. He pitched sparingly for Rochester during the first few weeks of the season (3g/5.2ip/4.76era/.217OppAve/4K/3BB). Smith recently signed another minor league contract with the Twins for 2006 and hopes to work his way back to the majors. Two of the top left handed relief prospects began last season at New Britain prior to being promoted to the Red Wings. Ricky Barrett (#45/D7, 2002), 24, began the season (10g/17.2ip/0.51era/.180OppAve/25K/7BB) at New Britain where he was lights out with a 1.017WHIP, 1.415K/ip, and an acceptable 3.566BB/9ip. Barrett moved up to Rochester early in the season where he was inserted into the starting rotation for 5 starts before being returned to the bullpen (40g/63ip/6.71era/.287OppAve/64K/48BB). He is a lefty with a good fastball who is intriguing because of more than 1 strikeout per inning. He had major control problems at Rochester (6.857BB/9ip) which continued in the AFL (11g/12ip/9.00era/6K/13BB). This problem, if not corrected, will keep him from taking that last step to the Twins. Perhaps a better candidate is 22 year old Jason Miller (#26/D4, 2000) who also began the season at New Britain. Miller was solid for the Rock Cats (26g/49.2ip/2.72era/.188OppAve/56K/22BB) with 1.128K/ip. At Rochester, Miller faired better than Barrett (13g/26ip/3.81era/.272OppAve/27K/17BB), however, also issued to many free passes (5.885BB/9ip). With the Twins not having any lefthanded relievers returning, 2006 offers all three an excellent opportunity to make the team…although each will have to show improvement and have a great spring to be serious contenders.
Other relievers at Rochester included Jim Abbott (6g/13ip/9.00era) who was discussed with the New Britain starters last week. Trey Hodges, another ex major leaguer who was signed to a minor league contract, pitched briefly for Rochester (9g/16ip/5.63era) before being released. Veteran minor leaguer Brent Schoening (#66/D5, 1999), 27, was released this fall following his second year as a member of the Rochester bullpen (35g/64ip/6.05era/..304OppAve/50K/29BB).
New Britain Rock Cats (AA)
New Britain's closer was Brooklyn Park, MN native Pat Neshek (#5/D6, 2002), 24, who was also just added to the 40-man. Pat led the minor league system in saves (24) and was consistent throughout the year, putting up great numbers (55g/82.1ip/2.19era/.225OppAve/95K/21BB) with 1.154K/ip and 2.296BB/9ip. The other reliever with the most exposure this season was 25 year old Kevin Cameron (#32/D13, 2001) who had a solid season in his second year with New Britain. Cameron appeared in 43 games (79.1ip/2.72era/.244OppAve/60K/27BB), earning 6 saves.
Ricky Barrett and Jason Miller each were very effective until their promotions to Rochester. Going into the season, Bobby Korecky (NR/Milton Trade, 2004), 25, was expected to begin the season as their closer until moving up to Rochester following an excellent 2004 when he had 31 saves for New Britain in 55 games with a 3.36era. He was injured after appearing in only 2 games and spent all of the 2006 season on the disabled list. John Thomas (#67/Mohr Trade, 2004), 23, appeared in 39 games (79.1ip/6.92era/.337OppAve/52K/37BB). The Twins signed veteran Daylan Childress (#60/2005) after the season began following his being waived by the Cincinnati organization. Childress appeared in 10 games for the Red Wings (10.38era) and 29 games (67.2ip/5.19era/.242OppAve/59K/39BB) for the Rock Cats. Veteran Brian Wolfe appeared in 5 games for New Britain after beginning the season with 3 games at Rochester. He was released following his brief period with the Rock Cats. Jeffrey Randazzo is another veteran of the organization who was released following his appearance in 2 games. Jan Granado (#49/Minor League Rule 5), 22, was selected in the Minor League segment of the 2004 Rule 5 draft. Granado began the season at New Britain (12g/25.2ip/5.61era/.286OppAve/19K/9BB) before moving down to Ft. Myers where he was very effective (25/49.1ip/2.92era/.272OppAve/31K/13BB). One of the lesser known relievers who is very consistent is 23 year old Jannio Gutierrez (#12/ndfa, 2000) who began the season earning 6 saves at Ft. Myers (15g/25.1ip/1.78era/.232OppAve/39K/10BB). He continued to pitch very well (9g/13.1ip/2.70era/.220OppAve/12K/6BB) after his promotion to New Britain.
Ft. Myers Miracle (Hi A)
Jay Sawatski (#48/D8, 2004), was their very effective closer (13 saves in 15 opportunities) until a mid-season slump that he was never able to get out of (43g/61.2ip/3.94era/.287OppAve/50K/21BB). Will this 23 year old lefty get back on track next spring and move up to New Britain as their closer? Jannio Gutierrez was likely their most effective reliever prior to his promotion to New Britain. Julio DePaula (#19/ndfa, 1999), 22, is another reliever (64.1ip/2.24era/.226OppAve/51K/25BB) who was sterling in 36 games. Former Cornell U star, Chris Schutt (#34/D7, 2003), 23, was another very effective reliever who averaged more than 1 strikeout per inning (38g/66.2ip/3.24era/.240OppAve/70K/30BB).
Although he started 7 games, Tristan Crawford (#38/ndfa, 2001) is another 23 year old reliever who was often very effective (32g/80.1ip/4.15era/.276OppAve/88K/23BB) with 1.095K/ip. Josh Gray (#51/D30, 2003), 24, was also solid (32g/62ip/3.34era/.254OppAve/49K/28BB) prior to finishing the season on the DL. Tim Henekjohann (#69/ndfa, 2002) spent much of the season on the disabled list (7g/10.2ip/5.06era/.256OppAve/9K/9BB). Another reliever was Peter Tautor (#76), 24, who appeared in 16 games (17.2ip/14.77era/.329OppAve/16K/22BB).
Perhaps the most talented reliever was young lefty Jose Mijares (#35/ndfa, 2002), 20, who was recently added to the Twins 40-man roster. Although Mijares could end up in the Twins starting rotation someday, he was used primarily in relief with only 1 start for Ft. Myers and 6 starts at Beloit. His numbers were very good at Beloit (20g/54.1ip/4.31era/.219OppAve/78K/40BB) and got noticeably better in his short stop at Ft. Myers (5g/12ip/1.50era/.116OppAve/17K/5BB). This talented lefty had 1.436K/ip at Beloit and 1.417K/ip at Ft. Myers, which is likely one of the reasons he was put on the roster.
Beloit Snappers (Low A)
Beloit's closer was one of the top relievers in the system, 23 year old J. P. Martinez (#17/D9, 2004). He earned 20 saves (in 28 attempts) consistently keeping Beloit in the hunt for a playoff spot. His performance (53g/88.1ip/1.83era/.194OppAve/92K/31BB) should earn him a promotion to either Ft. Myers or New Britain in 2006. Steven Duguay (#15/D12, 2003) was very effective prior to being injured (17g/28.1ip/1.91era/.130OppAve/35K/15BB), placed on the DL and released following the end of the season. Kevin Culpepper (#59/D9, 2003) is a 23 year old lefty who had a solid season for the Snappers (49g/85ip/4.45era/.276OppAve/74K/31BB).
Angel Garcia (#53/D4, 2001) was selected as the first Rule 5 pick of the 2004 draft, however, later returned to the Twins when he didn't make the 25 man roster. Garcia started 3 games however, (28.1ip/4.26era/.161OppAve/33K/20BB) missed part of the season appearing in only 17 games for the Snappers. St. Paul native and Joe's older brother, Billy Mauer pitched in one game for the Snappers before announcing his retirement from baseball. Evan Meek (D11, 2002) is another former draft pick who was released during the season (13g/18ip/10.00era/.231OppAve/11K/36BB). Former draft pick Bo Pettit, who was signed as a non drafted free agent, (6g/10.2ip/4.22era/.289OppAve/9K/8BB) pitched briefly for the Snappers before also being released. John Williams (#63/D7, 2004), 23, is another lefty who was a solid member of the Snappers bullpen (38g/75.1ip/4.54era/.277OppAve/66K/30BB).
Elizabethton Twins (Rookie)
Two relievers had special seasons as part of the Twins championship season. Tim Lahey (#42), 23, was drafted as a catcher with a big arm out of Princeton University on the 20th round of the 2004 draft. During this past spring training he was converted to a closer and assigned to Elizabethton where he did not allow an earned run until August. Tim finished with excellent numbers, 15 saves in 16 opportunities, in his first year on the mound (26g/25.1ip/3.55era/.212OppAve/30K/8BB) including 1.184K/ip and 2.842BB/9ip.
Dutch national Alexander Smit (#21/ndfa, 2002), who was signed as a 16 year old, remains one of the Twins most exciting young pitchers. As discussed last week, the 19 year old lefty began the season as a starter at Beloit before returning to Elizabethon for a second season where he was used as a reliever. Smit and his big time fast ball dominated the Appalachian League where he was selected by Baseball America as the league's 17th best prospect (21g/45.2ip/1.97era/.157OppAve/86K/12BB). Smit compiled a remarkable 1.883K/ip and 2.365BB/9ip. It will be interesting to see where Smit emerges in 2006 and whether he returns to a starting rotation or remains in the bullpen.
Daniel Powers (#36/D8, 2005), 22, was another effective reliever his first year in professional baseball. Powers appeared in 22 games (42.2ip/2.53era/.197OppAve/47K/20BB) with well over 1 strikeout per inning pitched. Armando Gabino (#75/Rule5) was another player selected in the 2004 minor league Rule 5 draft. Gabino struggled for the Twins (17g/30ip/8.10era/.338OppAve/23K/12BB). Joe Gault (#73/D22, 2003) appeared in 15 games (16.2ip/5.94era/.270OppAve/8K/6BB). Ryan Gehring (#64/ndfa, 2005) is another former draft pick who signed with the Twins this season. He pitched very well in 17 games for the Twins (30ip/3.00era/.213OppAve/31K/16BB). Danny Vais (#47/D17, 2003) was a draft and follow from 2003 (13g/40ip/4.95era/.264OppAve/30K/5BB) appearing in his first season in the Appalachian League.
Gulf Coast Twins (Rookie)
The GCL Twins closer was former Rochester A's Aaron Craig (#61/D28, 2004), who was a draft and follow from the 2004 draft. The 19 year old was solid averaging over 1 strikeout per inning (21g/22.67ip/3.97era/.225OppAve/23K/7BB) earning 10 saves in 12 opportunities for the short season team. Omar Burgos (#77/ndfa, 2000) is a former third baseman who had the reputation of having the best arm of any infielder in the Twins system. He was converted to a pitcher this past spring, however, struggled in his first year on the mound (15g/20.1ip/6.64era/.333OppAve/5K/7BB). Jose Cordero (#50/D44, 2005) was very effective for the GCL Twins (12g/24ip/2.25era/.270OppAve/20K/10BB), earning a promotion to Beloit during that later part of the season (7g/7.2ip/4.70era/.290OppAve/8K/5BB). Nathan Crawford (#71/ndfa, 2005) is the 18 year old younger brother of Tristan, who played for the Miracle. Nathan had a respectable season (14g/23ip/5.09era/.278OppAve/16K/15BB) in his first year of professional ball. Danny Hernandez (#70/ndfa, 2003), 19, also put up respectable numbers during his first year (13g/21.1ip/5.48era/.231OppAve/19K/17BB) with the GCL Twins. Walter Patton (#74/D13, 2004) was a draft and follow (17g/23ip/7.43era/.294OppAve/20K/24BB), also in his first year in the GCL. Perhaps the top relief prospect on the GCL team is another Aussie, 18 year old Matt Williams (#40/ndfa, 2004). Williams was great for the GCL Twins (20g/37.1ip/1.93era/.241OppAve/42K/13BB), earning a late promotion to the Miracle when several players left to join the Australian Team in the World Cup. Williams did well in his sole appearance for the Miracle (2ip/0.00era/.250OppAve/2K/1BB).
Roger's Summary
The Twins organization had a solid closer at every level. Travis Bowyer was likely ready to make the Twins bullpen following his September callup, however, was the key player in the Twins trade with Florida for Luis Castillo. After Bowyer, each club had a solid closer led by Pat Neshek (New Britain), Jay Sawatski (Ft. Myers), J.P. Martinez (Beloit), Tim Lahey (Elizabethton) and Aaron Craig (GCL). Only Neshek will likely be ready to provided help for the Twins in late 2006, however, several of this group should continue their development and be solid candidates for the Twins bullpen in the future.
Perhaps the strength of the system is an exciting group of left handed relievers. Ricky Barrett (Rochester) has good stuff and is a strong strikeout pitcher, however, control has been his downfall and if not corrected will keep him from making the Twins or any big league team. Jason Miller (Rochester) is two years younger (23) and another strong candidate to make the Twins, perhaps as soon as summer, 2006. Jay Sawatski (Ft. Myers) is another lefty who was the closer at Ft. Myers. Sawatski was lights out for much of the first half of the season, however, struggled somewhat during the second half.
The two most exciting lefties however, are Jose Mijares (Ft. Myers) and Alexander Smit (Elizabethton). Mijares was a surprise addition to the 40-man roster last month, in part due to his striking out more than 1.4 batters per inning last season at Beloit and Ft. Myers. He did make a few starts and it is unknown whether he will remain a reliever or become a starter in 2006. Smit also stuck out an obscene number of batters in relief at Elizabethton (1.883K/ip). Smit, who finished his season pitching well for the Dutch team in the World Cup, is a very talented prospect whose future has no limit if he can master a second pitch.
Other righthanded prospects that could provide help for the Twins in the near future include, Willie Eyre (Rochester), Beau Kemp (Rochester), and Kevin Cameron (New Britain). A few of the top righthanded prospects further away include Jannio Gutierrez (New Britain), Julio DePaula (Ft. Myers), Dan Powers (Elizabethton), and Matt Williams (GCL Twins).
Seth's Summary
Another excellent job by Roger. Thank you for this and for all of the minor league reviews that you have done for this site. We look forward to reading your thoughts either here or at Twinkie Town throughout the year. Believe me, I know how much work and time you have given to write these up. It is quite the commitment. So, I thank you.
Now to the relievers. As I mentioned earlier, I think that it is most difficult to predict future success for minor league relievers. Travis Bowyer was a starter for much of his career, until 2004. Jesse Crain and Pat Neshek are a couple of the very few Twins prospects who have been relievers throughout their career. Lets even look at the Twins bullpen. Joe Nathan came up with the Giants as a starter. Juan Rincon came up to the Twins initially as a starter. JC Romero came up to the Twins as a starter. Grant Balfour came up with the Twins initially as a starter. Matt Guerrier came up to the Twins in 2004 as a starter. The Twins signed LOOGY Dennys Reyes to a minor league deal and there is a good chance that he will make the Opening Day roster. He came up early in his career, you guessed it, as a starter.
Think about the Twins minor league prospects. There is already, disappointing, talk about Francisco Liriano coming up to the Twins as a reliever, despite the fact that he has been an incredible starter. JD Durbin came up to the Twins as a starter, and if he makes the team in the next year or so, it will likely be as a reliever. Dave Gassner has been a starter in his minor league career. His best chance to make the Twins roster is likely as another lefty out of the bullpen.
So, what does that mean? I really don't know. In coming years, when all of the Twins minor league starting depth moves up the organizational ladder, only five pitchers will remain as starters. That is probably very important to remember for both fans and the GM, etc. What does it mean for the quality relievers in the Twins system. Willie Eyre and Beau Kemp are excellent AAA relievers who are probably ready to contribute now. Pat Neshek is very close, but I also think that both Justin Olson and Kevin Cameron have the kind of stuff and results to contribute to the Twins bullpen very soon. Jannio Gutierrez and JP Martinez are also very impressive.
I think Roger is right though. The highlights of the bullpen appear to be Alexander Smit and Jose Mijares. Both are very young and have electric arms. I would have to think that the big picture plan for both pitchers would be for them to develop into starters. Smit had a problem with control and giving up the long-ball at Beloit, but he had excellent control and dominated Elizabethton. It just appears to me that the team is being overly cautious with Mijares. According to his teammate Chris Brown, his stuff is incredible. He pitched mainly out of the bullpen, but made a few starts. He also moved up a few levels. He was the starting pitcher for Ft. Myers' final game of the year. He threw five no-hit innings. It will be interesting to see where both of these pitchers wind up in 2006, and in what role.
And finally, one more interesting case is Tim Lahey. He was dominant at Elizabethton. My first thought throughout the year was that he is a 23 year old guy pitching against guys who are 18-21 years old. He should dominate. However, that has to be coupled with the fact that this was his first year of pitching. Because of that, I believe that his role in the organization has to be a one, maybe two, inning guy. I believe that 2006 is a big year for Lahey. Because of his age, I would like to see him advance to at least Ft. Myers by the end of the year.
So, overall, I would say, and I think Roger would agree on many of the Twins relief pitching prospects. It is exciting to know that the Twins should remain a competitive team for years to come just because of the whole development of their pitching staff, including these relievers. Do you have any thoughts on the Twins minor league relief pitchers? If so, e-mail me, or post some comments below.
Just a couple of notes regarding the Twins:
As of late Tuesday night, the Strib's Joe Christenson wrote an article on the situation saying that it was unlikely that the Twins would have interest in bringing Koskie back. However, by Wednesday morning, he wrote another article saying that it was the Blue Jays that were pushing the situation. They are the ones trying to send Koskie back to the Twins, not the other way around. He wrote that the Jays are willing to pay at least $3 million of the $11.5 million remaining on his deal. Of course, another big question the third year option remaining on his deal in which he would make $6.5 million if he has 600 plate appearances in either 2006 or 2007, or 1,200 between the two years. Here are my thoughts since numerous people have asked me. I did post something similar in yesterday's Comments:
IF the Blue Jays:
1.) will send the Twins at least $6.5 million, and
2.) they will not ask for Kyle Lohse, Francisco Liriano, Scott Baker, Boof Bonser or Glen Perkins,
then I would make that deal in a minute.
See, I would not be worried about that third year. First, can any of us really imagine the injury-prone Koskie getting 600 plate appearances in a season? Second, assuming that Tony Batista would still be kept around, they could work a nice platoon and provide some good bench depth. That could help Koskie stay healthy as well as keep his plate appearances down. Also, Koskie and Batista could spell Rondell White at DH some days.
Koskie obviously provides the Twins some intangibles that are maybe not seen in statistics. A big one would be his status in the community and all the charity work he does. This has nothing to do with baseball, but goodwill in the community is not a bad thing. Second, he could be the team's real team leader. That would hopefully keep Torii Hunter from doing whatever it was that he seemed to want to call leadership! A side note of that is that Koskie could be a great, calming influence on fellow-Canadian Justin Morneau. He also can be a quality player. No, he is not really a great hitter. He hasn't hit for average in a long time. He does not have a lot of power. He does provide a lot of quality at bats though. By that, I mean that he takes a number of pitches and fouls some off. However, if you have watched Koskie, you see a very slow bat with a looping swing. He also swings through a lot of pitches. So, he is not a great hitter, but certainly a better option than Tony Batista, and if nothing else a quality veteran off the bench.
And now, even as I'm typing this, I just read that Joe Christenson wrote an article saying that the talks between the Twins and Blue Jays are basically dead. So, does that mean that the deal is dead, or is it possible that this is just more posturing?
Mr. Christenson told me that this story has gone back and forth, meaning it is a story worthy of being followed. That is his job, and when the story constantly changes, it is his job to let us know that.
Any thoughts? E-mail me, or leave some comments. This seems to be a pretty hot topic.
I was reading my new issue of Baseball America last night and checked out the Transactions page. In there, they show the team's minor league transactions too. In it, I read that the Twins signed Jason Tyner and Glenn Williams to minor league contracts. We all knew that already. However, I also read that pitchers Omar Burgos, Joe Gault, Tim Henkenjohann and Peter Tautor, along with OF Ron Perodin and IF Odannys Valdez were released by the organization. Also, pitcher Steven Duguay signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Along with Corky Miller, the Mariners signed SS Jose Morban to a minor league deal.
Be sure to stop by The Baseball Analysts site. Bryan Smith wrote an article a couple of days ago called Breaking Out 101. In it, he discussed 15 prospects that he predicted would have big 2005 seasons. He thought that Francisco Liriano and Alex Romero were both breakout candidates. See how he feels about those two players after their seasons.
On the same site, Bryan and co-writer Rich Lederer revisited their Top 30 free agents (and more) that they came up with after the season. See how accurate they were in their predictions.
There is an interesting discussion on JD Durbin at John Sickels' site. Well worth reading people's opinions on what type of prospect he is now.
That's all, folks! I will call it a day. I certainly hope that you have found Roger's article on the Twins relievers worth reading, and I hope that many of you will have comments for him. I will be back tomorrow for more of my own thoughts on some of your questions, as well as the NFL "Expert" Picks. If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail me.


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TMZ.com "Dez Bryant tells TMZ Sports ... he would NEVER consider playing for another team in the NFC East -- because he wants to spend the rest of his NFL career on the Dallas Cowboys!!! The wide receiver was ballin' it up at the Gridiron Celebrity Hoops charity event in Harlem yesterday when we told us..." February 02
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Dez Bryant said there's "no doubt" he'll play Sunday. Hurt his back vs Wash on smoke route but is ok now.
Fansided "Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has one of the most discussed backs in the NFL thanks to an injury that could force him to miss the remainder of the season. Unfortunately for the Cowboys, Romo's back may not be the only one they need to worry about. During Wednesday's practice session,..." December 26
The Cowboys practice reports lists Dez Bryant as limited with a sure back.
ESPN.com "There was only one man in the Dallas Cowboys' locker room late Monday afternoon: Dez Bryant. The Cowboys wide receiver offered a third apology to reporters for his actions after leaving the field with 1:21 to play in the fourth quarter of a 37-36 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Bryant..." December 17
San Antonio Express-News "Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant said Monday he regrets heading to the locker room with 1:21 left in Sunday's 37-36 loss to Green Bay. Bryant made his early exit after an interception thrown by Tony Romo allowed the Packers to run out the clock. He said the reason he left the field was that he..." December 16
Dallas Morning News "Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Tuesday morning that Dez Bryant needs to do a better job of protecting the football. Later in the day, Bryant said his fourth-quarter fumble was more about the weather than his individual technique. "I think my ball security, in my honest opinion has..." November 27
Newark Star-Ledger "The Giants have a plan to slow Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant. It involves getting in his face and being as physical as possible at the line of scrimmage. They believe the best way to slow one of the league's top receivers is to stymie him before he gets going. Bryant doesn't like the..." November 21
ESPN.com "Christmas came early for several shoppers at a Dallas Wal-Mart, with Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant playing the role of Santa Claus. Bryant showed up to purchase a Sony PlayStation 4 on the night of the new video game system's launch, and decided on a whim to buy one for several other..." November 15
Jerry Jones on KRLD-FM about Dez Bryant: "We need to get him the ball more." Added that will be focus for coaches during bye week.
Fansided "The Dallas Cowboys suffered an embarrassing loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday. It was another game, like the Detroit Lions match up, where their best played Dez Bryant struggled to get into the game. "I just do as asked. That's what I do. I can't answer that," Bryant said. Bryant..." November 11
Dez Bryant vows to play vs Saints and took an Epidural injection earlier in week for back pain, sources tell me. Great practice after that.
Cowboys not concerned about Dez Bryant's back. It's been tight but he's getting stretched out and has looked fine the last 2 days.
CBSSports.com "Hazing, bullying, rookie initiations or whatever other name you give it is nothing new. Not in football or most other sports. What is new, at least in the NFL, is that the alleged bullying by Dolphins guard Richie Incognito of teammate Jonathan Martin was enough to cause Martin to leave the..." November 08
Practice report: Dez Bryant returns to practice http://t.co/NaOrR7WL97
ESPN Dallas "Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant did not practice on Wednesday. His back was tight. In the locker room after practice, Bryant said there was no doubt that he would play Sunday against the New Orleans Saints. The rest of the organization has that feeling, too. The day off was just a..." November 07
Fox Sports Southwest "Dallas wide receiver Dez Bryant participated on a limited basis in practice on Thursday while continuing to vow to play Sunday night in New Orleans. But sources close to the Cowboys standout tell FOX Sports Southwest that there are concerns he is suffering from a bulging or herniated disc in his..." November 07
ESPN.com "Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said he did not believe Dez Bryant's sore back is a long-term issue, and the wide receiver was back on the practice field Thursday after missing Wednesday's session. Bryant was running routes in the portion of practice open to the media. How much he..." November 07
No Dez Bryant at practice today.
Dez Bryant missed practice wed with a tight back but was very definitive about playing Sunday. "You damn right"
ESPN.com "With audio now available to back up Dez Bryant's claim that he was saying only positive things when he was seen shouting at Tony Romo in a sideline rant last weekend, the Dallas quarterback was ready to offer a passionate defense of his top receiver. Romo took care of it without the arm-waving..." November 01
CBSSports.com "One of the more dominant storylines from Sunday was what appeared to be Dez Bryant ranting and raving on the Cowboys sideline after not getting the ball on one of Dallas possessions. His behavior inspired plenty of criticism and it appears that criticism was largely misguided. In footage..." October 29
ESPN Dallas "Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant described his passion as "all positive" after a pair of sideline confrontations with teammates during Sunday's 31-30 loss to the Detroit Lions. Bryant yelled at quarterback Tony Romo after a third-down incompletion to Dwayne Harris late in the third..." October 28
Fort Worth Star-Telegram "Dez Bryant is not going to apologize for his antics on the sideline. He's a passionate and emotional player who is driven to win. Something, he said, that has been going on since he first stepped on a football field. So, yes, he's going to get into animated and sometimes heated conversations..." October 28
Fort Worth Star-Telegram "Dez Bryant is not going to apologize for his antics on the sidelines. He's a passionate and emotional player who is driven to win. Something, he said, that has been going on since he first stepped on a football field. So, yes, he's going to get into animated and sometimes heated conversations...." October 28
Pro Football Talk "The Cowboys took a 13-7 lead over the Lions late in the third quarter, but Dallas receiver Dez Bryant was not happy. Bryant flipped out on the sideline, screaming at quarterback Tony Romo as well as receivers coach Derek Dooley and anyone else who crossed his path. Cowboys coach Jason Garrett..." October 27
Fox Sports Southwest "Dez Bryant needed a wheelchair to exit FedEx Field the last time the Dallas Cowboys faced Washington. Bryant who injured his back during that 28-18 Week 17 loss in December said Wednesday that he didn't know at the time if he had suffered a long-term injury. "I didn't know how it was going..." October 11
Washington Post "No one needs to tell DeAngelo Hall how large a task awaits him this Sunday as the Redskins resume play following their bye. The cornerback already knows that in all likelihood he will frequently find himself matched up with explosive Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant. Having faced Tony..." October 09
ESPN Dallas "Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant was fined $7875 for a throat-slash penalty following his touchdown catch in last Sunday's 31-7 win against the St. Louis Rams a source told ESPN.com. Bryant apologized Monday for his unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after his customary "X" signal when he..." September 25
I'm told Dez Bryant (back) will return to practice today and take most of the reps with the first team. He should be good to go Sunday.
Cowboys WR Dez Bryant not practicing today with sore back. DE Anthony Spencer was on a stationary bike in the weight room.
Dez Bryant was listed as a full participant Wednesday but Jason Garrett said he took fewer reps than usual. Being careful w/ foot.
Tony Romo Dez Bryant and Morris Claiborne are all dressed out and participating in early part of practice. 88 likely to be limited.
At this point Cowboys expecting Tony Romo Dez Bryant and Month Claiborne will all start against Chiefs at Arrowhead. All hurt Week 1
WR Dez Bryant MRI indicates mild foot sprain. Cowboys expect him to play vs KC but unsure how much he will practice this week with injury
Dez Bryant has sprained left foot. X-rays were negative.
Dez Bryant is going to get an MRI on his sprained left foot. He's in flip flops not a walking boot. "It hurts a little" he said.
CBSDFW "Dez Bryant isn't yet Michael Irvin's equal as a decorated Dallas Cowboys receiver. But in terms of understanding how the NFL's Most Valuable Player award is earned give Dez the edge over "The Playmaker." The Hall-of-Famer Irvin – unabashedly biased toward Bryant and the Cowboys – is predicting..." September 05
Fox Sports Southwest "Dez Bryant continued to add to his impressive preseason statistics Saturday night at AT&T Stadium. The fourth-year wide receiver caught six passes for 54 yards and a touchdown in the first half of a 24-18 Dallas Cowboys victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. In the last three preseason games..." August 25
CBSSports.com "If anyone knows about being suspended by the NCAA for something reasonably stupid it's Cowboys wideout Dez Bryant. Bryant was suspended after lying to the NCAA about working out with and visiting Deion Sanders. And Bryant says he'd be "mad" if the NCAA ends up not suspending Johnny Manziel --..." August 14
Fort Worth Star-Telegram "Cris Carter one of the newest members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame caught 1101 passes for 13899 yards and 130 touchdowns during his 16 seasons in the NFL. He obviously knows a little about the wide receiver position. The former Eagle Viking and Dolphin is currently an NFL analyst for ESPN...." August 06
Looks like Dez Bryant will practice today. He missed Saturdays session with sore hip.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram "Dez Bryant attributes his breakout second-half last season to being comfortable on and off the field. Bryant totaled 10 touchdowns and 879 receiving yards during the final eight games of the season. That included two games of 145 yards receiving and another at 224 yards. The 24-year-old..." July 24
Fox Sports Southwest "Dez Bryant isn't happy that people are talking about his background. But he should be. Bryant's unpleasant upbringing came up recently in a radio interview regarding former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, who was charged with murder. The discussion was about whether NFL teams..." July 02
Dallas Morning News "After an off-season full of uncertainty surrounding the Cowboys' play caller, Jason Garrett finally acknowledged earlier this month that he'd be passing the duties on the Bill Callahan next season. The move will ostensibly free Garrett up to focus more on the team as a whole while also giving..." June 17
Dallas Morning News "Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant is so confident in his abilities to not only adhere to Jordan's advice of staying out of trouble but also continuing to develop as one of the league top game breakers that he will not get paid the first year of his three-year endorsement deal with Jordan Brand at his..." June 02
NFL.com "Whether it's on the field or off, at home or in the spotlight, he's finally content. It's not difficult to see he's grown as a person and a player, and he knows that. "I'd say I found myself," Bryant said. "I'm comfortable with my life and I'm enjoying being in the NFL. Wish it could have been..." May 26
Dallas Morning News "Dez Bryant says he has a different mindset entering his fourth NFL season. The Dallas Cowboys wide receiver now looks at himself as a veteran. "There's no more games, no more wondering," Bryant said Wednesday while participating with Cowboys teammates and head coach Jason Garrett in the Reliant..." May 09
ESPN.com "Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant took to Twitter to express his support for LSU defensive back Tyrann Mathieu on Thursday afternoon. "A lot of great players in this draft but @Mathieu_Era is the best player in the draft," Bryant tweeted. "You can say whatever you want about him..." April 25


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Master of Science in Construction Management
The Construction Management Master's degree program provides the knowledge and skills essential for successful leadership positions in the construction industry. The curriculum focuses on both fundamental knowledge and advanced topics. Fundamental courses include estimating, scheduling, contracting, and project management and advanced courses include risk analysis, decision making, computer applications in construction, sustainability and green construction, quality management, and Six-Sigma. Our graduates are prepared to work in the construction industry and in academia.
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The Construction Management Master's degree requires 31 semester hours. Prior to progressing to advanced skills courses, all applicants are required to take the fundamental courses (Estimating, Scheduling, and Contract Administration) unless they test out of them. Career-change students must consult with the Director of the CM Program to develop a customized study plan. The program is designed for both working professionals and full-time students. Therefore, courses are offered online.
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Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in Construction, Architecture, Civil Engineering or related fields. Experienced professionals without a related degree may be required to take additional leveling courses. For unconditional admission, all applicants must have at least three years of verifiable construction management experience. Applicants who completed their undergraduate degrees in a non-English speaking country must take a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). A TOFEL score of 550 is required (equivalent to 213 computerized test, or 79 on the iBT). The TOEFL score may not be more than 2 years old. For more information, visit Graduate Catalog Online.
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For domestic applicants, fall semester deadline is July 1 and spring semester deadline is December 1. For detail information on admission procedures, deadlines, and requirements, visit College of Technology's graduate school admission webpage.
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DSS is a program that is designed to ensure that students with disabilities have equal access to all of the educational offerings at Diablo Valley College. We facilitate equal opportunity through the provision of appropriate support services, curriculum, instruction and adaptive technology.
The DSS Office is located in the Student Service Center (Top floor) Office 248
Documentation of Disability can be faxed to 925-687-1829 attention Nicole Gomes.
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This week was a tough call: Hard not to give stud honors to Scott Feldman, who pitched a complete game, 5-hit shutout against the White Sox on Friday. We salute you, Scott.
But we're going to go with the other half of the battery, Matt Wieters, who, of course, called that game and, the next day, had one of the most clutch hits of the season.
Orioles Stud of the week for Sept. 2-9: Matt Wieters
The line: Wieters hit two home-runs this week, had the aforementioned clutch single, and is batting .333 over his last 7 games.
Studliest moment: When the White Sox's Conor Gillaspie hit the go-ahead home run in the top of the 10th in Saturday's game, Orioles Nation was deflated. The bottom of the 10th was shaping up promisingly—two men on—but the Os were down to their last out. That's when Wieters smacked a single to right, the Os won 4-3, and there was joy in Mudville (okay, Charm City).
The clincher: Catching is the most grueling of positions. (You try squatting for 3 hours plus.) Most catchers begin to fade toward the end of the season. Not so for Matt Wieters, who has slugged 7 home runs since August and whose average has ballooned to .321 in the month of September. Studly!


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