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Raul Ibanez has had a fantastic start to 2009. So far he has been inarguably better than Pat Burrell was last year with both the bat and with the glove. The table below shows Ibanez's putouts and assists for the season, along with the numbers he would post if he continues to record them at that rate for the entire season and for the 1198 1/3 innings that Burrell played in left last season. It also shows Burrell's numbers in left from '08, the total numbers for all PHI left-fielders last year and the numbers for the '08 left fielders that weren't Burrell:
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Ibanez, 2009 | 268.0 | 58 | 2 | 0 | .216 |
Ibanez w/PB innings |
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Ibanez season pace |
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Burrell, 2008 | 1198.3 | 202 | 12 | 2 | .169 |
All PHI LF '08 | 1449.7 | 260 | 13 | 5 | .179 |
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251.3 | 58 | 1 | 3 | .231 |
So if Ibanez were to continue to make plays at the rate he has so far for 2009, and played as many innings this year as Burrell did last year, he would record 57 more putouts while making three fewer assists and two less errors.
The difference between Ibanez's putouts per inning and Burrell's is about .047. So Ibanez is creating about 1/20th more of an out every inning than Burrell. That doesn't sound like a lot, but fifty-seven putouts over less than a year does. Ibanez has been catching balls at a rate that betters Burrell's numbers from '08 and is better than the putout rate for Phillies' leftfielders overall last year. His putout rate is not as good as the non-Burrell Phillies who manned left last season — that group, which played 251 1/3 innings, includes Taguchi, Werth, Bruntlett, Bohn and Dobbs.
In 2008, Phillies left fielders, led by Burrell, made fewer plays per nine innings than the NL average. Baseball-Reference tracks the stats, and in 2008 the league average for range factor per nine innings was 1.91. Led by Burrell, the Phillies' was 1.69. In 2009, the Phillies are getting more plays per nine innings from their left fielders (only Ibanez to this point) than the league average. The league average for range factor per nine innings in 1.92 and the mark for the Phillies is 2.01.
Finally, like Burrell, Ibanez is primarily in left field for the purposes of his bat. Unlike Burrell, Ibanez gets to play the whole game, which is a huge advantage for the Phillies. Burrell played just under 83% of the innings in left field last year and was regularly pulled for defensive purposes. That's a lot of at-bats for Eric Bruntlett as a corner outfielder, which isn't really what you're looking for. Ibanez has played every inning in left so far this year for the Phils.


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The resistance efforts that began underground take the battle to the air in this World War flight-combat simulator. Join some of the most notable underground resistance forces that fought during the the first and second great wars as you make a stand in the name of freedom. Pilot your choice of 16 authentic aircraft and soar over 20 highly-detailed landscapes recreated with full historical accuracy. Take up the cause of rebel forces like the People's Liberation Army, The Polish Armia Krajows, and the French Maquis. Experience historical battles like Operation Belt, the Siege of Tobruk, and more in a courageous story of heroism in the face of long odds.
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Lander students take third place in state psychology bowl
November 20, 2012
Members of Lander University's Psychology Club show off the third prize certificate they won in the Quiz Bowl at the recent Academic Day conducted by the S.C. Psychological Association. From left: Jean Coen, of Simpsonville; Jessica Simms, of Prospect Park, N.J.; Josh Watt, of Piedmont; and Megan Sloan, of Taylors. At rear, Jordan Coates, of Greenville.
A team of psychology majors at Lander University recently won third place in the quiz bowl competition sponsored by the South Carolina Psychological Association as part of its annual Academic Day activities.
The event, held at the College of Charleston, featured research and professional development presentations for students, and the quiz bowl matched teams from colleges and universities across the state in a test of their knowledge of psychology.
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How in the hell does this game get GDC award when the most outstanding feature is how hard it is? Makes no sense to me.
mike myers comes to mind hehe,... but no offense, simon careless is cool, been to GDC once
Such a sad and boring event. Indie games competing with giant game companies, unfair and uneven playing field. Tim Shafer is a legend, but whatever is done lately is just not great.
They couldn't have made it look like they were looking at a script screen any more then they already have...
How did Bad company 2 not get the best audio when it already won the best audio for almost all other award shows?
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The initial precip band took a little longer to reach us so the overnight snowfall amounts didn't materialize. The snow began falling on the mountain around 5 a.m. and has been falling all morning. We have a couple inches of fresh snow at high camp. We did have a little thunder and lightning with the start of the snow this morning!
Expecting the shower activity to diminish today through Saturday morning. Then the cut-off low moves towards the coast tomorrow pushing precip back into the area. Most of the precip should be stuck up along the Western crest and West side of the basin until Saturday night.
Slow moving system still on track for this weekend. The biggest change is to decrease total precip amounts in accordance with the latest model trends. The models may be moving the low out too fast though. The snow levels will start high Saturnday night and then start falling during the day Sunday reaching 7000 ft. by the end of the day.
The unsettled pattern continues into Friday with snow levels 6500-7500 ft. We have a better chance of seeing light snow on the mountain tonight through Friday morning, but only expecting a light coating.
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LITTLE FERRY — More than two months after electricity was restored to the last customer in the borough, Dennis Spano, his partner Teresa McCue and their 10-year-old Pekingese, Cookie, are still using three space heaters to stay warm in their apartment.
"This morning it was 48 degrees in here," McCue, a registered nurse who works as a caregiver, said recently. "It's just going to continue to get colder. The poor dog was shaking."
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WEST VALLEY CITY — Steven Powell did not show up for work the day after his daughter-in-law Susan Cox Powell was reported missing, taking two sick leave days.
As questions continue to swirl about what Steven Powell knew about the disappearance of Susan Powell, the Washington Department of Corrections has confirmed that Powell submitted a "leave slip" for Dec. 8 and 9, 2009, calling the time off "sick leave."
It was not known exactly when that time off was submitted. The leave slip could have been submitted to the Department of Corrections via Powell's computer, according to department spokeswoman Judi Feliciano.
She did not know Wednesday if a reason was given on Powell's slip about why he was taking sick time.
Susan Powell was last seen at 5 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6, 2009, by a family friend. On Monday, Dec. 7, Susan was reported missing to police by her mother-in-law, Terri Powell.
At 12:14 p.m. that Sunday, Josh Powell made a call to his father, Steven Powell, on his cellphone, according to court documents. The next activity on Josh Powell's cellphone wasn't until that Monday at 3:02 p.m. when he received a call from the son of the friend who had last seen Susan.
On the day Steven Powell took time off work, Tuesday, Dec. 8, Josh Powell surrendered his cellphone — minus the SIM card — and his minivan to West Valley police for examination. He then rented a Ford Focus at the Salt Lake City International Airport at 10:30 p.m., according to a recently unsealed search warrant.
On Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2009, Josh Powell activated a new cellphone in Tremonton near the Utah-Idaho border. The phone was activated at 4:20 p.m. On Thursday, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m., Josh Powell returned the rental car after having put more than 800 miles on it in a little less than 48 hours.
In 2011, West Valley police conducted high-profile searches in mountains outside of Ely, Nev. — where there are many abandoned mine shafts — and in the Topaz Mountain region in Utah's Juab County. In the warrant, investigators referred to a witness who told them Josh Powell once commented about how to kill someone, dispose of the body and not get caught. A woman at a company party with the Powells told police Josh Powell told them he liked to camp in Utah's western desert, an area full of mine shafts, with "tunnels that are very unstable so you could dispose of someone and no one would ever search for the body."
A one-way drive to Ely from Salt Lake City is 242 miles, and about 150 miles to Topaz, according to Mapquest. The distance from the Powells' hometown of Puyallup, Wash., to Salt Lake City is about 852 miles.
Chuck and Judy Cox, Susan Powell's parents, and Jennifer Graves, Steven Powell's estranged daughter, have each commented in the past that they believe Steven Powell knows what happened to Susan.
"I'm certain that he knows what happened at this point," Graves said Wednesday. "I would not be surprised at all to learn he had planned it."
Jennifer's husband, Kirk Graves, said Wednesday that Steven Powell was apparently in his Puyallup home on Dec. 6, the day when Susan Powell was reported missing. That information is based on a phone call his wife placed to the Puyallup home that day and Steven Powell was reportedly present at the time. Steven Powell took the sick time during the next two days.
During the last several years before Susan Powell went missing, Josh Powell would talk to his father on the phone "multiple times a week for multiple hours at a time," said Jennifer Graves, adding that it was something that was "very destructive" to Susan and Josh's relationship.
Steven Powell also had an obsession with Susan. Pictures of Susan Powell in her underwear taken without her knowledge were found during a search of Steven Powell's room at his Puyallup, Wash., home, according to court records.
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Denver, Colo. -- The year began with stronger markets for lamb and wool which helped provide a positive attitude to industry participants at the American Sheep Industry Association (ASI)/National Lamb Feeders Association Convention in Nashville, Tenn., Jan. 20-23, 2010. Cull-ewe prices are the highest seen in years, wool markets are expected to be active, pelt prices are up this winter and lamb meat export numbers are strikingly higher indicating additional interest being shown around the world for U.S. lamb products.
"Attendance again exceeded that of the previous year, as has been the case for the last eight years," comments Glen Fisher (Texas), ASI president. "We were fortunate to have in attendance 55 of the 59 voting directors on the board of directors (BOD). The sheep industry across the country was very well represented as the industry approved policy for the coming year."
In an effort to quantify the non-traditional lamb market in the United States, it became apparent that sheep inventory numbers may be larger than previously reported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Agriculture Statistics Service (NASS). In 2008, as many as 1.2 million head of sheep were channeled outside the traditional pipeline and into ethnic markets, specialty and regional markets or were sold direct to consumers off the farm. Therefore, a portion of American lambs do not show up in the federally inspected slaughter numbers and it is also likely that many ewe flocks are not accounted for in national reports. The actual number of lambs processed in this country could be as high as 3.5 million.
Fisher summed up the report by saying, "We have more sheep in the United States than estimated in recent years. Knowing more about how many lambs are being sold in the non-traditional market and something about where they are going provides opportunities to the trade and good information to the American Lamb Board as they design promotion and merchandizing programs. It is interesting information also for primary lamb, wool and pelt companies as they adjust their plans to this increasing trend of the U.S. sheep industry."
UDSA's Marketing and Regulatory Programs Under Secretary Edward Avalos offered uplifting comments from the department regarding support of the agencies for the sheep industry, specifically mentioning the predator control and scrapie eradication programs.
Avalos commented, "A huge percentage of lambs born each year are killed by predators and such a high level of depredation is unacceptable."
The under secretary complimented the industry for its 2009 approval of the lamb checkoff referendum and voiced his support for renewing mandatory price reporting for livestock which is due to expire this year. He also mentioned the implementation of the new sheep center and relayed his thought that USDA's push to revitalize local food production is a fit for the sheep industry.
Chris Wilcox, wool and livestock economist from Australia, stressed that wool prices are inventory driven but that demand is having an effect as well. Some of the drivers of falling wool production include climatic conditions, lower wool-income returns compared with other enterprises, a shift to sheep for meat production, predators and pessimism about wool. Wilcox was encouraging, however, for the 2010 wool market. He believes there will be a moderate recovery in key economies even though high unemployment levels will still be an issue. He expects that there will be better consumer demand for natural fibers in 2010 and that the tight supply of apparel wool - with little prospect to increase the supply - will have an effect.
A 2010 budget amendment approved by the BOD will facilitate one of the most significant advancements in wool product development in the United States in years. ASI investigated introducing equipment in the United States to manufacture washable/shrink proof wool products and may have the opportunity to make this happen this year. Peter Orwick, ASI executive director, relayed that the Wool Council found the equipment, the textile industry supported the investment and the company agreed to facilitate this process being operational in 2010.
Livestock protection dogs have long been used to protect sheep from predation. With increasing growth and development in rural areas and added recreational use of federal lands, conflict between these animals and non-agricultural residents can be more frequent. ASI's Livestock Protection Dog (LPD) working group presented a set of suggested management guidelines to help producers avoid conflicts due to protection dogs. Core areas of the program include the legal aspects of LPD ownership, health management, LPD training and management, herder education, agency cooperation and public relations. The ASI BOD authorized the working group to continue its work in 2010 and allocated funds to develop educational materials for producers and the public. Group member, Bonnie Brown (Colo.), supported the plan to post the proposed management guidelines on www.sheepusa.org this winter to extract additional comments from producers.
"With Vision, There is Hope" was the message brought to participants by Bruce Vincent, a third-generation logger from Montana, who spoke about the conflicts arising between production agriculture and conservation groups. A new movement has to save the business and culture of rural America. There's a way to save the last best places but we're going to have to save the last best people to do it. Vincent said it is the people who work with and manage the land -- loggers, miners, agricultural producers -- who know how to preserve that land. But the message put forth by environmental activists today is that harvesting resources -- by loggers, miners and agricultural producers -- is damaging that land. The new environmental movements must be lead by rural people.
Brandon Willis, USDA Farm Service Agency deputy administrator, communicated the details of the new disaster assistance program which compensates livestock producers for losses related to adverse weather. Millions of dollars in payments were made to sheep producers from Texas to North Dakota due to blizzards and spring storms that killed sheep in 2008 and 2009. ASI strongly supported the creation of these programs in the last Farm Bill and worked throughout 2009 to insure that the implementation fit sheep producers. Producers have funds to restock sheep numbers due to this timely and much needed program.
The BOD directed ASI to seek additional section 32 funds for a USDA lamb meat purchase program to further strengthen lamb prices at the farm and ranch gate, re-authorize Mandatory Price Reporting for Livestock and among others, approved policies on climate change and the Equal Access to Justice Act.
The BOD re-elected the current officer team to lead the organization for the next year - Glen Fisher (Texas), president; Margaret Soulen Hinson (Idaho), vice-president; and Clint Krebs (Ore.), secretary/treasurer. Newly elected to the executive board were Larry Pilster (Mont.) representing Region VII and Mike Lippert (Minn.) representing the lamb feeders.
ASI is a national trade organization supported by 45 state sheep associations, benefiting the interests of the more than 82,000 sheep producers.


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