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Posted: 12:25 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012
Warren County roads remain mostly passable mid-day Wednesday, according to county agencies.
Warren County police dispatch said the county had to handle approximately 25 accidents earlier in the day but that, as of noon, most traffic was moving smoothly. The majority of the accidents were located in the northern end of the county, particularly the Clearcreek Twp. and Springboro area where the tail end of a major winter storm system was traveling through Ohio.
Dayton Power and Light reported only two power outages in Warren County and Duke Energy reported only one, according to the companies' websites. Lebanon's electric department said they were experiencing no power outages as of noon.
No roads have been closed, and the sheriff has not issued any snow advisories, as the majority of the surrounding counties have done.
By this evening, between 3 to 7 inches of snow is forecast for Butler and Warren counties, according to the National Weather Service.
"There is a lot of difference in the area," said meteorologist Myron Padgett of the wide range of expected snowfall in the region. "Some areas are getting more sleet and rain, and some areas are getting all snow."
This snowstorm could be the last of 2012. Padgett said there are no snow or storm fronts expected to be in the region over the next week.
For the rest of the week, the forecast is for weather to be partly cloudy and cold, with the high temperatures in the low to mid 30s, and the daily low temperatures to be in the low 20s.
Staff Writer Lauren Pack contributed to this story
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Preparation: 90min'
Cooking time: 8min'
Refrigeration: 20min'
Recipe from "Le Petit Larousse du Chocolat"
(Edition November 2008)
Serves 12
For the chocolate finger biscuit:
. 3 egg yolks
. 75g (2.6oz) caster sugar
. 3 egg whites
. 70g (2.5oz) fine flour
. 15g (0.5oz) cocoa powder, unsweetened and sifte.
For the Cointreau cream:
. 1 strip gelatine
. 330ml (11.6 fl oz) milk
. 3 egg yolks
. 70g (2.5oz) caster sugar
. 20g (0.7oz) flour
. 20g (0.7oz) corn starch
. 20ml (0.7 fl oz) Cointreau
. 150ml (5.2 fl oz) liquid cream
For the syrup:
. 150ml (5.2 fl oz) water
. 70g (2.5oz) caster sugar
. 20ml (0.7 fl oz) Cointreau
For the chocolate-flavoured whipped cream:
. 80g (2.8 oz) dark chocolate
. 300ml (10.5 fl oz) liquid cream
Raspberry jam
Pre-heat your oven to 200°C (390°F). Cover a bakingtray of 30 x 38cm (11 inches x 15 inches) with grease-proof paper.
Prepare the chocolate finger biscuit:
1- Beat the egg yolks with half of the sugar until white and frothy.
2- Whip the egg whites with the remaining sugar until nicely firm then gently add the eggyolk and sugar mixture.
3- Then add the sifted flour and cocoa. Pour onto the tray, spread evenly with a spatula and bake for 8 minutes.
Prepare the Cointreau cream:
1- Soak the strip of gelatine in cold water and put to one side.
2- Boil the milk in a pan then remove.
3- Beat the eggyolks with the sugar then add the flour and starch.
4- Pour a little of the hot milk into this mixture then pour the whole mixture back into the saucepan and heat gently, stirring all the time until the cream thickens. Leave to boil for one minute, still stirring, then remove from the heat.
5- Squeeze the strip of gelatine to remove as much water as possible, then add to the cream. Pour into a bowl and cover the surface of the cream with catering grade plastic film and leave to cool.
6- Pour in the Cointreau as soon as the cream is cold. Whip the liquid cream and add to the mixture.
Prepare the syrup:
Bring the water and sugar to the boil. Leave to cool before adding the Cointreau.
Prepare the chocolate-flavoured whipped cream:
1- Chop up the chocolate and melt in a bain-marie. Whip the cream until nicely firm. Pour the chocolate on top while whipping hard.
2- Soak the biscuit with syrup, cover with raspberry jam and spread a layer of Cointreau cream all over.
3- Roll the biscuit with the help of the greaseproof paper, which should be lifted off gradually as the biscuit forms a roll. Even up the ends with a knife and refrigerate for 20 minutes.
4- Then put the chocolate whipped cream into a pouch, fitted with an even nozzle and coat the whole roll.

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Choose from an 11-night photo trip departing 22nd APRIL 2014, focusing on the remote waters of ALOR to photograph untouched coral reefs and rare critters like the famous rhinopias! Or grab a space on the 13-night photo trip departing 18th MARCH 2015, exploring both RAJA AMPAT and also TRITON BAY for great soft coral and wide-angle shots but also subjects like walking sharks, wobbegongs, mantas and pygmy seahorses.
On these trips, learn from professional underwater photographer Mark Strickland as we take you (and your camera) to visit some of the most photogenic dive sites in the world and meet some of the most unusual creatures in the ocean.
Read more about both trips at http://thearenui.com/Mark-Strickland.htm or visit the special Facebook event/cruise pages at www.facebook.com/events/229275303783246 (for Alor) and www.facebook.com/events/329452177097551 (for Raja and Triton).
Alor and Flores offer widespread muck diving, sharks and large schools of fish, WWII wreck dives, untouched reefs and unexplored coral gardens, magnificent soft corals and stunning hard coral formations. Visit all the incredible dive sites of this area, such as Kawula, Lamlera, Pantair Strait, Palau Komba and more. Diving east of Flores, find yourself in the home of the 'holy grail' of fish; the beautiful and rare rhinopia (we have found the weedy and paddle-flap scorpion fish here).
As well as great diving, the topside scenery is also stunning; look out for the famous Pura Island villagers splashing out of their wooden dugout canoes and diving underwater with home-made goggles fashioned from wood and glass bottles, plus Palau Komba (the volcano known locally as the fire-breathing monster living in the middle of the ocean) erupts every 5-20 minutes which means that you are sure to see the awe-inspiring sight of molten lava creeping down the mountainside and flowing into the sea.
As many divers know, Indonesia is located in the very centre of the Coral Triangle and the variety of species seen underwater is truly astonishing. In certain bays and around small islands, you can find more species than in the entire Caribbean. In Raja Ampat, Gerald Allen (world-famous ichthyologist) counted the incredible number of 284 different species of fish during a single dive. In the same area, 465 different species of corals were found. As a result, scientists nowadays believe that this destination is the world's current no. 1 spot in terms of biodiversity.
Raja Ampat offers the most striking biodiversity on the planet. Famous dive sites such as Misool, Dampier Strait, Manta Sandy and Boo are all on the agenda. This area is known for its vibrant underwater colours but also its majestic landscapes, making it a perfect destination for keen photographers. The only problem with diving here is that you'll be so spoiled by the near-perfect conditions that you may never want to leave.
Still in West Papua, but further south from Sorong, is the Triton Bay area. As a relatively new spot for diving, there's no risk of overcrowding at these dive sites. The reefs are stunning, packed with vibrant varied corals and the fish life is incredible with big schools. It's common to feel like you're the first diver these fish have ever seen and being surrounded by so much fish life will be a truly unforgettable experience. At many sites you'll find expansive black coral forests and it's quite common to find the famous 'walking shark' here. The area is also a good chance to see dolphins and even sometimes whales, as they pass by the Gulf of Triton. Two of the popular Triton Bay dive sites (both named after the famous dive explorer Larry Smith) are called Little Komodo and Larry's Heaven, giving you some idea of how impressed he was with the area's dive potential.
Mark's life-long interest in the sea has included over 10,000 dives and careers as lifeguard, boat captain and scuba instructor. His passion for underwater photography has led him to many top dive locales, including Thailand, where he spent 17 years as Cruise Director on a series of liveaboards. An avid marine naturalist, Mark has discovered several nudibranch species. He is co-author and principle photographer for Lonely Planet's award-winning book, "Diving and Snorkeling Thailand", and his work appears in many magazines, books and displays around the world. Currently, Mark leads several dive trips each year to his favorite destinations, while working on a career-spanning large-format pictorial book. Find out more about our celebrity photo pro guest and enjoy a sample of Mark's work at http://markstrickland.com
From our online photo gallery www.thearenui.com/gallery.html you can see that the Arenui is the most luxurious dive Liveaboard currently operating in Asia.
ARENUI DESIGN & STYLE: We offer not just incredible diving in arguably the world's best dive location, but a truly boutique setting to call home for the duration of your trip. The Arenui is a magnificent Phinisi (a traditional Indonesian wooden sailing vessel) and a work-of-art in itself. She was built with conservation in mind, using 70% recycled wood, and she was designed to give guests a real taste of local culture, with handicrafts and décor from around the Indonesian provinces. Come and experience the beautiful style and hospitality of Indonesia.
ARENUI SERVICES & FACILITIES: Guests on the Arenui can relax in exceptionally spacious cabins, which far surpass anything one would expect to find on a dive liveaboard. Plus, rather than the typical liveaboard buffets, you will be able to choose from our daily a-la-carte menus. Arenui believes that, even when sailing around remote islands, there's no reason to forego fine dining! After all, a relaxing meal prepared with care and style is the best way to remain full of energy for the next dive! Guests can also enjoy a panoramic view from our skydeck, as we cruise through the islands of Indonesia, and even enjoy a full range of massage and spa treatments onboard.
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With 22 crew serving a maximum of 16 guests, we aim to make your cruise a truly relaxing and first-class experience.
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Benjamin Netanyahu was born on October 21, 1949, in Tel Aviv, Israel. He joined the Israeli military in 1967, moving into the special operations force that rescued a hijacked airplane at the Tel Aviv airport in 1972. Netanyahu became leader of the Likud party in 1993 and continued working with Likud since, twice serving as prime minister.
Early Years
Benjamin Netanyahu was born on October 21, 1949, in Tel Aviv, Israel and grew up in Jerusalem. He spent most of his teen years living in the Philadelphia area, where his father, noted Jewish historian Benzion Netanyahu, worked as a professor. In 1967, he returned to Israel to serve in the Israeli Defense Forces' elite unit, "Sayeret Matkal," and took part in a number of military operations, including the dramatic 1972 rescue of a hijacked Sebana passenger jet. Codenamed "Operation Isotope," the rescue was led by future Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
Netanyahu returned to the United States that same year and went on to receive degrees in architecture and business administration from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 1976, he was employed by the Boston Consulting Group, but returned to Israel following the death of Yoni, his eldest brother, who was killed attempting to free hostages from a hijacked Air France airliner in Uganda. Netanyahu became highly involved in international counterterrorism efforts, which helped launch his political career: first serving in the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. (1982-84), then serving as the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations (1984-88). During his time at the U.N., he successfully led a campaign to declassify U.N. archives on Nazi war crimes.
Political Success
In 1988, Netanyahu was elected a member of the Knesset by the Likud Party and served as deputy minister for foreign affairs. Five years later, he was elected chairman of the Likud Party and its prime minister candidate. In 1996, he was elected prime minister of Israel, defeating incumbent Labor candidate Shimon Peres. Netanyahu served as prime minister until 1999. During his term, he signed the Hebron and Wye Accords, advancing the peace process with the Palestinians. He also expanded government privatization, liberalized currency regulations and reduced deficits.
Following his term as prime minister, Netanyahu worked in the private sector and toured on the lecture circuit. But in 2002, he returned to politics, serving as minister of foreign affairs before becoming minister of finance. On March 31, 2009, he was sworn in as prime minister for the second time, punctuating his victory by establishing a national unity government and calling for a demilitarized Palestinian state that recognizes the Jewish state. In his famous June 2009 address to Bar-Ilan University, he said, "I told President Obama in Washington, if we get a guarantee of demilitarization, and if the Palestinians recognize Israel as the Jewish state, we are ready to agree to a real peace agreement, a demilitarized Palestinian state side by side with the Jewish state."
Netanyahu found himself at odds with the United States in November 2013. He objected to the deal reached between the United States and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program. The agreement calls for Iran to reduce or suspend its efforts to enrich uranium in exchange for a loosing of existing sanctions on Iran. According to CNN, Netanyahu considers this deal to be "a historic mistake." He said that it is "taking only cosmetic steps which it could reverse easily within a few weeks, and in return, sanctions that took years to put in place are going to be eased."
Personal Life
Netanyahu has a wife, Sara, a child psychologist. They have two children together: Yair and Avner. Netanyahu also has a daughter, Noa, from a previous marriage that ended in 1978. He has written and edited several books, many of which are on the subject of terrorism: Self-portrait of a Hero: The Letters of Jonathan Netanyahu (1963-76); International Terrorism: Challenge and Response (1979); Terrorism: How the West Can Win (1987); A Place Among the Nations: Israel and the World (1992); Fighting Terrorism: How Democracies Can Defeat Domestic; and International Terrorism (1996).


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The Jack Designer Dog Collar is one good looking collar. Made with high quality fabric you'll find this collar not only looks great, but is made with great care and precision. After you see the design you definitely won't want to keep this Jack in the box. The satin finish aluminum buckle is laser engraved with your choice of text and the engraving is guaranteed for life.
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Meredith, NH - When you think of Laconia Bike Week and Harley-Davidson, William Shakespeare and Don Quixote don't usually come to mind. That changed today as Laconia Harley-Davidson announced a summer-long effort to raise $25,000 to support theatre arts in New Hampshire and the Winnipesaukee Playhouse.
Representatives from Laconia Harley-Davidson were joined by Lakes Region Harley owners, New Hampshire Commissioner for Cultural Resources Van McLeod, supporters of The Winnipesaukee Playhouse and actors portraying William Shakespeare and Don Quixote as Laconia Harley-Davidson announced the donation of a 2012 Harley-Davidson® Street Glide® motorcycle that will be raffled off to support the expansion of The Winnipesaukee Playhouse's Meredith campus. During Laconia Bike Week and throughout the summer, 2,500 tickets will be sold for $10 each and 100% of the proceeds will benefit the Winnipesaukee Playhouse's renovation efforts.
"The Winnipesaukee Playhouse greatly appreciates the generosity of Laconia Harley-Davidson in making this gift to our Capital Campaign," said Christopher Boothby, Winni Playhouse Board Chair. "Not only will it raise $25,000 towards the construction of our Mainstage Theatre, but the amount will be matched by our ongoing $1 million matching challenge. We hope Laconia Harley-Davidson's gift will inspire other community businesses and individuals to get involved with the Playhouse and help make our Meredith Campus the number one destination for performing arts and arts education in the Lakes Region year-round."
The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a nonprofit organization that develops and stages professional and community-based theatrical productions and provides opportunities in theatre and the performing arts for the community. The Playhouse currently performs in an intimate Off-Broadway style theatre in a renovated store front in Laconia. The performance space has been praised by patrons for making them feel a part of the play, however with only 84 seats and an increasing demand for tickets and programming, the physical capacity of thespace has prompted the organization to find ways to expand.
The Playhouse is in the midst of a three-phased plan to create a state-of-the-art theatre campus in Meredith that will provide artistic and educational opportunities for the community and expand programming that will serve Lakes Region residents, businesses and visitors.
"With non-profits facing serious fundraising challenges, it's partnerships like this that are critical to ensuring that New Hampshire's arts and cultural community remains strong," said Van McLeod, Commissioner of NH Department of Cultural Resources. "I applaud Laconia Harley-Davidson for seeing the value of supporting The Winnipesaukee Playhouse and encourage other New Hampshire businesses to identify and support cultural gems that help make their communities vibrant."
Over the past three years Laconia Harley-Davidson has raised nearly $100,000 in support of New Hampshire nonprofits including the Loon Preservation Society and the New Hampshire Food Bank.
"Since Anne and her husband Steve purchased Laconia Harley-Davidson they have been strong supporters of New Hampshire's tradition of Bike Week, and strong contributors to their community. This campaign to raise funds for The Winnipesaukee Playhouse again demonstrates the Delis' and Laconia Harley-Davidson's commitment to our people and our state," said New Hampshire Governor John Lynch. "We are again looking forward to a great Bike Week and this is an excellent way to kick off a wonderful New Hampshire tradition."
The Playhouse was founded in 2004 with the vision of bringing quality arts and arts education to The Lakes Region. The theatre has become a cultural gem in the area winning both critical acclaim and becoming an important outlet for the performing arts in central New Hampshire.
"The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a unique regional asset, providing year-round value to the entire community - educating children, preserving cultural heritage and strengthening the local economy," said Anne Deli, owner of Laconia Harley-Davidson."We believe it is important to support nonprofits, especially those who are as driven as the Winnipesaukee Playhouse and we hope this donation enables the Playhouse to take one step closer to completing their campus renovations."
In 2007, The Winnipesaukee Playhouse assumed ownership of the former Annalee Doll Complex on Reservoir Road in Meredith. Phase one of the campus renovations included the installation of municipal water, sewer, roadways, lighting, parking, staff accommodations and an outdoor amphitheater, which has been completed. Phase two includes the construction of a new performance theater, which will double the Playhouse's seating capacity and enable them to better serve the community with year-round professional and community theater, cultural performances, youth programs, workshops and camps. The new facility will also allow the Playhouse to partner with other non-profit organizations and businesses.
Today's event also helped kick-off 2012 Laconia Bike Week, the nation's original motorcycle rally. Hundreds of thousands of riders from across the country and Canada are expected to attend the nine day rally. Anne Deli presented official Laconia Harley-Davidson Laconia Bike Week T-shirts to Governor Lynch and Commissioner McLeod to commemorate the start of Bike Week.
The public can support the Winnipesaukee Playhouse and purchase a raffle ticket for a chance to win a 2012 Harley-Davidson® Street-Glide® by visiting www.laconiaharley.com. Tickets will also be on sale at the Winnipesaukee Playhouse in Laconia,Innisfree Bookshop at the Mill Falls Marketplace in Meredith, and Laconia Harley-Davidson in Meredith.
Photo caption: Representatives from Laconia Harley-Davidson were joined by Lakes Region Harley owners, New Hampshire Commissioner for Cultural Resources Van McLeod, supporters of The Winnipesaukee Playhouse and actors portraying William Shakespeare and Don Quixote as Laconia Harley-Davidson announced the donation of a 2012 Harley-Davidson® Street Glide® motorcycle that will be raffled off to support the expansion of The Winnipesaukee Playhouse's Meredith campus. During Laconia Bike Week and throughout the summer, 2,500 tickets will be sold for $10 each and 100% of the proceeds will benefit the Winnipesaukee Playhouse's renovation efforts. The summer-long effort will raise $25,000 for The Winnipesaukee Playhouse. Pictured in photo from left to right are Christopher Boothby, Winni Playhouse Board Chair, Anne Deli, owner of Laconia Harley-Davidson and Van McLeod, Commissioner of NH Department of Cultural Resources.
About Laconia Harley-Davidson
American Road Group owns and operates Harley-Davidson dealerships and merchandise stores nationwide. Its Laconia Harley-Davidson is home to America's Original Motorcycle Week and is now one of the largest dealerships in the country. Its iconic destination dealership is located in Meredith, New Hampshire; and also includes White Mountain Harley-Davidson in North Conway, NH. Orlando Harley-Davidson is the premier Harley-Davidson dealership in the United States. Its Harley merchandise stores at major airports and visitor locations include Walt Disney World, and airport and tourist locations in Orlando, Chicago's O'Hare airport, Minneapolis-St. Paul airport and also in Key West, Florida, at the huge Mall of America in Minneapolis, at National Harbor in Washington, D.C., and Indianapolis airport. The Company is led by Steven F. Deli, Chief Executive Officer, and Anne Deli, President.
To learn more about American Road Group visit www.americanroad.biz. For more information about Laconia Harley-Davidson or Laconia Bike Week visit: www.LaconiaHarley.com. Connect on Twitter at www.twitter.com/LaconiaBikeWeek or www.twitter.com/laconiaharley, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/LaconiaHarley.
About The Winnipesaukee Playhouse
The Winnipesaukee Playhouse is a registered 501c (3) non-profit organization offering award winning off Broadway style professional, community and youth theatre productions to the greater Lakes Region community. The Playhouse was recently recognized by Yankee Magazine as "2011 Best Summer Theatre in New Hampshire."For more information, contact (603) 366-7377 or visit www.winniplayhouse.org.


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In the comments of last Friday's examination of high heat and whiffs by Glenn DuPaul, one reader suggested that Change-ups which are left high in the zone "tend to get crushed." This is a rather common refrain we hear often in baseball broadcasts and it seems to make sense intuitively as well. An off-speed pitch with significantly less movement than a curveball hanging waist high seems like a nightmare scenario for the pitcher on the mound.
Former BTBSer Josh Smolow then demanded evidence for this assumption and it appeared none could be immediately offered. So it felt like as good a time as any for me to crack open my PITCHf/x database and give it a shot. I'll try to present the data in as simple, straight-forward manner as one can.
I took all change-ups thrown in 2012 and divided them into six simple zones a half a foot in length divided evenly at what is typically considered the center of the strike zone (ignoring batter height for the moment):
- very low (bottom of the strike zone to the dirt)
- low (bottom of the strike zone to half the distance to the center of the strike zone)
- lower middle (from the center of the strike zone to half the distance to the bottom)
- upper_middle (from the center of the strike zone to half the distance to the top)
- high (from the top of the strike zone to half the distance to the center)
- very high (top of the strike zone and upwards)
I then put each change-up that resulted in a home run into its proper bucket and compared it to all other change-ups thrown in each bucket. The home run rates for the two zones closest to the center of the strike zone, naturally, proved to be the most susceptible to the long ball. But change-ups left in the upper-middle zone were considerably more damaging than the lower-middle zone, however, resulting in a home run 1.8 percent of the time.
Home Runs and Change-ups 2012
Zone | HR | pitches | HR/pit x100 |
upper_middle | 201 | 10710 | 1.88 |
lower_middle | 214 | 15202 | 1.41 |
high | 62 | 5474 | 1.13 |
low | 88 | 15707 | 0.56 |
very_high | 10 | 3433 | 0.29 |
very_low | 13 | 21539 | 0.06 |
All | 588 | 72065 | 0.82 |
Of course, because we are dealing with just six inches difference between adjacent zones, batter height really ought to be considered. So I then ran the same query using the same zone criteria except using a center of the strike zone adjusted to the batter's height. These were the results:
Home Runs and Change-ups 2012 (adjusted for batter's height)
Zone | HR | pitches | HR/pit x100 |
upper_middle | 178 | 9752 | 1.83 |
lower_middle | 188 | 13623 | 1.38 |
high | 67 | 5700 | 1.18 |
low | 114 | 14354 | 0.79 |
very_high | 14 | 4231 | 0.33 |
very_low | 27 | 24405 | 0.11 |
It appears very little changes.
We see that even with the adjustments more pitches still ended up in the seats from the upper-middle part of the zone than did those in the lower-middle part of the zone. Additionally, the higher quadrant of the strike zone proved significantly more vulnerable than its lower counterpart, keeping in mind that the lower part of the zone saw three times as many change-ups this season.
A plurality of change-ups in 2012 crossed the plate in the very low zone at 34 percent. The low and lower-middle zone combined accounted for another 40 percent of all change-ups. Despite this, the spread of home run distribution across the strike zone remains relatively rather even.
Here is a visual view of all 588 home runs hit off change-ups in 2012:
So nearly just as many home runs were hit off of 'hanging' change-ups as those that crossed the plate lower in zone in the 2012 season. But it's important to remember that hanging change-ups were hit for home runs at a substantially higher rate than change-ups lower in the zone.
The home run rates of 1.8 and 1.4 percent for change-ups crossing the plate in the two middle zones were also the highest amongst all pitch types. Sliders left down the middle weren't far behind at 1.3 percent followed closely by four-seam and split-fingered fast balls at 1.2 and 1.1 percent. I'm sure the home run rates of most pitch types fare worse as they rise in the zone, but it appears for the change-up this is especially true.
It is important to keep in mind that we are only measuring home run rates in these buckets, and not overall value of the change-up in these locations. Although I imagine a more comprehensive analysis using run values would still tell us pretty much the same thing-- keep the change-up down in the zone.
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Special thanks to Jeff and Darrell Zimmerman for the PITCHf/x database made available at Baseball Heat Maps.
James Gentile writes about baseball at Beyond the Box Score and The Hardball Times. You can follow him on twitter @JDGentile.


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In recent years, several human rights bodies have faulted the U.S. for failing to live up to its international legal commitments to protect children in war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan. This week, the U.S. issued its written response to questions raised earlier this year by the United Nations committee charged with implementing the international treaty on the rights of children in armed conflict – and it contains some disturbing news: "Over the last several years the United States has captured more than 200 individuals under the age of 18" and held them in military custody, the U.S. report said.
The treaty, formally known as the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict (OPAC), guarantees basic protections to children under 18 in armed conflicts, including while in military detention. The U.S. will undergo formal review by the Committee on the Rights of the Child in January 2013. The committee had requested, among other things, that the U.S. provide details on the number of juveniles detained by U.S. military forces in Afghanistan, their treatment in detention, reasons for their detention, and the forms of rehabilitation and reintegration assistance available to them.
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The jet stream is shifting to the north as it crosses the heart of North America, and that is setting the stage for this weekend's unusually mild temperatures.
The jet stream separates northern cold air from southern warm air.
When the jet stream shifts northward, it holds cold Canadian air at bay and allows southern and Pacific warmth to bathe the United States. The jet stream is a current of strong winds in the upper atmosphere that affects local weather by separating air masses and providing a route for storms to travel.
Temperatures across the Great Plains are forecast to be 10 to 20 degrees above normal this weekend, including in Omaha.
The latest forecast indicates highs in the upper 50s in Omaha on Saturday and possibly into the low 60s on Sunday.
The normal high for this time of year in Omaha is around 40 degrees.
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2. Recruit all 3 legendary birds then talk them and then to lombre then shiftry then wishcash and he gives you dive and then go to silver trench (99F) but you need have a pokemon with dive or have it in your toolbox and at floor 99 you will battle..LUGIA! (un-lame + cool)
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VETRIDES funding to be cut for 2013November 27, 2012, 9:00 pm by James Walker The future for Burnet Countys popular VETRIDES program is uncertain because the Texas Veterans Commission, which funded the program with proceeds from Texas lottery sales the past two years, has said it will not do so in 2013. Debbie Carter, Burnet Countys grants coordinator who, along with Precinct 2 Constable and Veterans Affairs Coordinator Chuck Carraway, has been instrumental in securing grants from the veterans commission the past two years, told County Commissioners Tuesday there will be no such money next year. "They wont tell me anything about why, Carter told the commissioners. "They just said they are not funding it next year. The VETRIDES program has been a popular and successful program since its inception two years ago. The veterans commission gave the program $90,000 in grant money in 2011 and has given it $100,230 to this point in 2012, Carter said. "Thats a chunk of money, she said. Veterans, including aging World War II and Korean Conflict survivors and others who served during the Vietnam War have been able to use the service to get to medical and other appointments in places like Temple, Killeen, San Antonio, Austin and Cedar Park. Many of them are unable to drive long distances if any at all and some dont have personal vehicles, Carter said. For more of this story, see Wednesday's Burnet Bulletin. |
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Over the past couple of weeks, we have enjoyed watching the best athletes in the world compete. We get to see for a few minutes or even a few seconds how they perform. They have trained their whole life for these few moments. Most of these athletes overcame injuries they sustained over the years. Being the state of Michigans Team USA sports doctor of chiropractic provider, I have managed these injuries. We can all learn from how these Olympic athletes rehabilitate and train to overcome these athletic injuries. There is a systematic approach that needs to be followed in order for an athlete to return to play.
Head, neck, back and extremity (shoulder, hip and knee) injuries are the most common among athletes. Diagnosing and rehabilitating these injuries in a step-by-step progression will lead to the best result. When there is an injury, we must follow certain protocols.
If we are out in the field at the event, the mechanism of injury must be observed. Life-threatening issues must be addressed first, starting with the primary survey.
Breathing, airway, circulation, disability, fracture management and brief signs and symptoms history must be addressed, as well as observing for swelling, bleeding and deformities. When these are stable, a secondary survey can be performed. When off the field, a head-to-toe examination will be performed and vitals will be taken to establish a baseline. A past medical history of surgeries, allergies, medications, injuries and treatments will be obtained. All chief complaints will be assessed in greater detail at this time.
What irritates? What makes it feel better? What type of pain is it (sharp, burning, tingling)? Does the pain radiate down an arm or a leg?
What is the severity of the pain on a scale of 1 to 10?
After the history is taken, an examination is performed on that injury. Every 15 minutes, vitals are re-recorded.
Examinations will include: observation, palpation, active range of motion and passive range of motion of the injury. Pulses of upper and lower extremities will be assessed. Range of motion will be assessed of the injured part in all planes. Sensation, muscle test, orthopedic and neurological tests and special testing will be performed. Ordering of an X-ray, MRI or a CAT scan would be done at this time. Diagnosis, prognosis and treatment plan would be established at this time. An athlete must pass return-to-play criteria in order to return to activity.
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Returning an athlete to play is a step-by-step process. The athlete must be diagnosed and treated using the least invasive treatments that produce the most effective results. The rehabilitation process must be a dynamic progression of isometric to isotonic exercises in order to gain back stability, strength, flexibility and full function of the injury.
There must be minimal or no tenderness, full active range of motion, pain-free strength against resistance and no positive neurological symptoms for example, weakness of an extremity or tingling, numbness or loss of general senses (seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting). There must be no neurological symptoms and no signs and symptoms present.
When there is a head trauma and a concussion is suspected the U.S. Olympic Training Center uses the sport concussion assessment tool to document signs and symptoms and recommend return to play criteria.
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DescriptionThis is great limestone sport climbing in the high central mountains! The routes are on primarily bulletproof limestone reminiscent of Ceuse, Shelf, or Rifle, dependent upon the wall. This area is nowhere near tapped out, so bring your Bosch, and throw in quality-only routes down canyon. Camping can be had right at the entrance to the canyon within forty yards of the first routes. Bring food and beer, since the nearest stores are 45 some minutes away in either Eagle or Basalt. There are some great 5.12ish routes to either side of the camping and parking - cave to the left, prow to the right. Cave-side the climbs are mostly stellar with great protection and lowering bolts, rings, etc. Development began in the early to mid nineties and is ongoing with new routes continuing to be added. No road choss here. Getting ThereFrom Eagle: Follow signage thru town towards Sylvan Lake State Park. You should eventually find yourself heading South on Brush Creek Rd. Ten miles from Eagle, veer right as the road turns to dirt. After approximately 15.5 miles from I-70, you will pass Sylvan Lake on the right. The road deteriorates somewhat at this point, but is generally fine for normal passenger cars the entire way. 53 Total Routes
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Smoke on the Water 5.11c 6c+ 24 VIII- E4 6a CO : Eagle/Vail/Leadville : ... : The Punchbowl
Currently the first route on the left of the overhang, this amazing 11c starts from a sketchy belay, going to a large block that may fall off in 50 years. There is a glued hold just above the first bolt. The 3rd bolt starts the move to the right. A jug seems to magically appear whenever the holds run out. You may find yourself pumped out and epic-ing by the time you get to the somewhat of a downclimb crux near the last two bolts. Gain a good side pull, then jug to the last two convenient open ga...[more] Browse More Classics in CO
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