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Comparative chromosome painting, termed ZOO-FISH, using DNA libraries from flow sorted human chromosomes 1,16,17 and X, and mouse chromosome 11 discloses the presence of syntenic groups in distantly related mammalian Orders ranging from primates (Homo sapiens), rodents (Mus musculus), even-toed ungulates (Muntiacus muntjak vaginalis and Muntiacus reevesi) and whales (Balaenoptera physalus). These mammalian Orders have evolved separately for 55-80 million years (Myr). We conclude that ZOO-FISH can be used to generate comparative chromosome maps of a large number of mammalian species.
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This family-friendly hotel is located in Amsterdam (Plantage - Eastern Docklands), close to Oosterpark, Artis, and Dappermarkt. Also nearby are Tropenmuseum and Dutch Resistance Museum.
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In addition to a restaurant, NH Tropen features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and 24-hour room service.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a technology helpdesk, secretarial services, and technology support staff.
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 1200 square feet (111 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and exhibit space. This family-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
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- Total number of rooms - 80
- Number of floors - 10
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- Year Built 1972
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 1200
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Jesus Enters Jerusalem
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1Jesus and his disciples reached Bethphage and Bethany near the Mount of Olives. When they were getting close to Jerusalem, Jesus sent two of them on ahead. 2He told them, "Go into the next village. As soon as you enter it, you will find a young donkey that has never been ridden. Untie the donkey and bring it here. 3If anyone asks why you are doing this, say, 'The Lord#11.3 The Lord: Or "The master of the donkey." needs it and will soon bring it back.' "
4The disciples left and found the donkey tied near a door that faced the street. While they were untying it, 5some of the people standing there asked, "Why are you untying the donkey?" 6They told them what Jesus had said, and the people let them take it.
7The disciples led the donkey to Jesus. They put some of their clothes on its back, and Jesus got on. 8Many people spread clothes on the road, while others spread branches they had cut from the fields.#11.8 spread … branches from the fields: This was one way that the Jewish people welcomed a famous person.
9 # Ps 118.2526 In front of Jesus and behind him, people went along shouting,
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God bless the one who comes
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11After Jesus had gone to Jerusalem, he went into the temple and looked around at everything. But since it was already late in the day, he went back to Bethany with the twelve disciples.
Jesus Puts a Curse on a Fig Tree
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12When Jesus and his disciples left Bethany the next morning, he was hungry. 13From a distance Jesus saw a fig tree covered with leaves, and he went to see if there were any figs on the tree. But there were none, because it wasn't the season for figs. 14So Jesus said to the tree, "Never again will anyone eat fruit from this tree!" The disciples heard him say this.
Jesus in the Temple
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15After Jesus and his disciples reached Jerusalem, he went into the temple and began chasing out everyone who was selling and buying. He turned over the tables of the moneychangers and the benches of those who were selling doves. 16Jesus would not let anyone carry things through the temple. 17#Is 56.7Jr 7.11 Then he taught the people and said, "The Scriptures say, 'My house should be called a place of worship for all nations.' But you have made it a place where robbers hide!"
18The chief priests and the teachers of the Law of Moses heard what Jesus said, and they started looking for a way to kill him. They were afraid of him, because the crowds were completely amazed at his teaching.
19That evening, Jesus and the disciples went outside the city.
A Lesson from the Fig Tree
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20As the disciples walked past the fig tree the next morning, they noticed that it was completely dried up, roots and all. 21Peter remembered what Jesus had said to the tree. Then Peter said, "Teacher, look! The tree you put a curse on has dried up."
22Jesus told his disciples:
Have faith in God! 23#Mt 17.201 Co 13.2 If you have faith in God and don't doubt, you can tell this mountain to get up and jump into the sea, and it will. 24Everything you ask for in prayer will be yours, if you only have faith.
25-26 # Mt 6.1415 Whenever you stand up to pray, you must forgive what others have done to you. Then your Father in heaven will forgive your sins.#11.25,26 your sins: Some manuscripts add, "But if you do not forgive others, God will not forgive you."
A Question about Jesus' Authority
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27Jesus and his disciples returned to Jerusalem. And as he was walking through the temple, the chief priests, the nation's leaders, and the teachers of the Law of Moses came over to him. 28They asked, "What right do you have to do these things? Who gave you this authority?"
29Jesus answered, "I have just one question to ask you. If you answer it, I will tell you where I got the right to do these things. 30Who gave John the right to baptize? Was it God in heaven or merely some human being?"
31They thought it over and said to each other, "We can't say that God gave John this right. Jesus will ask us why we didn't believe John. 32On the other hand, these people think that John was a prophet. So we can't say it was merely some human who gave John the right to baptize."
They were afraid of the crowd 33and told Jesus, "We don't know."
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I have 2 children that have or are attending GVHS currently. I have lived in Henderson for 30 years and Green Valley has always ranked as the top school. Coronado and Foothill are excellent schools as well but don't have the parent/teacher relationship nor music; arts; sports and academic commitment that GVHS has. Parent involvement; sports; student government; school activities are important to our family and Green Valley delivers on all Fronts. Our son's have been able to travel with the school to the Macy's Day parade; Perform at Carnegie Hall; Obama Inauguration; Compete for State Titles in Baseball; Swimming; Diving. Jeff Horn is an amazing, caring, compassionate educator. I am looking to move to Memphis for work and the school and surrounding neighborhood are important to me as a parent. Green Valley neighborhood is nationally ranked as a city for their Parks and Recreation. Little League; Lacrosse; BMX and Skateboard parks; 15 minutes from the Airport; 10 minutes from Malls; Retail; Grocery stores; minutes from the Interstate; Golf course; If you can think of an amenity; Green Valley has it and the High School is at the Epicenter. GO GATORS!!!!!
This school has a very good reputation, so much so that we are doing our best to stay in the area so our child will be in this high school. I work at an apartment complex and there are people who have moved from out of state so that their children could attend this school.
Green Valley is a excellent school. I have been very impressed by the academics and extracurricular activities available. The AP/IB programs have very high expectations. The teachers have been very supportive and helpful in my child's success. The volleyball and debate teams are incredible. I would highly recommend this school.
This school is absolutely terrific! The teachers and staff are outstanding. Of course, it's a large public school so there are going to be some students who we parents would rather not see there but they really manage it well and it is safe and surprisingly clean. I've made time to personally meet the teachers and it's obvious they really care. The school has been recognized by Newsweek for its' academics, by Sports Illustrated for its' athletics, the band has been invited to China and performed in the Macy's parade, the speech team has gone to State every year for over a decade and the music program has received an Grammy! What more needs to be said? If you care about and take at least some responsibility for your kids' education, this is the best school in town.
Granted there are some kids who don't strive to do as well as others, Green Valley is an AMAZING school. We are lucky enough to keep our Fine Arts Programs because our principal, Mr. Horn, does everything he can to keep them. Being a Gator we are so into our school that I wouldn't be if we would bleed blue and green. I seriously doubt you would find a better school especially in Las Vegas and this is coming from an actual student. Green Valley isn't just a school, its a family. We all get along and have no problems. This school is the best you'll get, I mean come on, we even got a Grammy Award.
Green Valley High School was a fine school in its day. Still a pretty good school. Very, very crowded now though. Teachers, with a few exceptions, are above par. Staff, with a few exceptions, are very good. Didn't suit our child. Chose to withdraw.
My daughter has attended GVHS from 9-12 and has received a pretty good education. There's times she's had difficulties, but most teachers have gone the extra effort to help her, and she's now graduating with high honors. It's taken a lot of effort. She's had more difficulty getting through her honors classes than her friends who had a better head start in middle school. Lots of kids there have no motivation, but its offset by others who strive for the military academies, an IVY league schools. There are very talented people, both students and teachers, at this school, and my child has an excellent well-rounded background because of it. They've had a lot of opportunities there other schools don't have. CONS: The principal will tell you what you want to hear; lacks the motivation for change unless there's a direct benefit to him. don't like him, but like most teachers there.
Green Valley High School is summed up in its motto: Commitment to Excellence. In academics, in athletics, in arts, and in the activities, program after program strives to be the best in town. Standout programs are the forensics team (9 state titles in the last 12 years), the band, choir, and orchestra programs (all perform at a high level with committed experienced directors), and many of the athletic teams. It is the only regular public high school that offers the International Baccalaureate program. This year, it had more Presidential Scholar nominees than any school in Nevada.
Green Valley High School is a superb school! I had a daughter graduate in 2004 and my youngest daughter will be graduating this year. This school has completely prepared them for entrance into any college or university. The AP and IB programs are top notch! The extracurricular programs are excellent and help the students to stay focused on keeping their grades up and excelling in school. No wonder GVHS is ranked consistently as one of the top schools in the nation. My daughters excelled at GVHS in academics and extracurricular activities. I know I made the right choice when I decided to move near GVHS so my daughters could get the very best education the Vegas valley has to offer!
This is a great school with extremely nice teachers, but its extracurriculars left me ashamed. Their sports system made me embarrassed about how they almost cheated in some ways.Luckily, my son has graduated, and now my daughter is zoned for silverado.
I am so impressed with every aspect of GVHS. My son is plugged in to athletics, music, clubs and honor roll and is thriving in every area. Thank you Mr. Horn and staff for holding our children to a higher standard!
I love this school. The teachers are great as well as the programs. wonderfull students. I've never been part of a better school.
I graduated from Green Valley in 2003 and could not be more impressed with the quality of education I received there. The teachers were excellent and very attentive to student's needs. The AP and IB classes are second to none. I feel that many of the classes I took at Green Valley were more challenging than some of the courses I took at my well ranked undergraduate university. Similarly, my fellow classmates at Green Valley still stand out as being some of the most intelligent and conscientious students I have ever met (even compared with other students at my undergrad). I am now in my first year at a top-ten ranked PhD program and I feel that I would not be here if it weren't for the solid education I received at Green Valley.
It is a really great school! GVHS is great in sports, education and our fine arts department even won a grammy!
I have both kids going to Green Valley High School and they are both Honor students. They are experiencing a music department that is second to none. The principal is virtually at every event going on and knows so many of the kids one on one. I feel comfortable at the monthly Parent Action Committee meetings to voice any and all concerns on my mind. Parent concerns are always given full attention by the faculty. I often challenge my friends with kids going to expensive private schools to compare that with the quality education my kids experience at Green Valley High School and in many areas my kids seem better educated and more prepared to excel in life.
Green Valley High School is excellent. The level of education in some ways rivals college level. The Community College on campus and career resources give students a real edge for the future. School clubs and resources also enhance the experience.
I graduated from GVHS in 2003 when Principal Sabo was still there. I am a junior in college now and DAILY I remain thankful for my education at Green Valley. The superb staff, enthusiastic and knowledgeable teachers, and the amazing programs (the music department - especially the first rate orchestra), prepared me so well for college. I would recommend this school to anyone seeking a well-rounded education. I would like to add that had I not the opportunity to study under Mr. Petersen and Ms. Smith as a senior, I would have never been inspired to choose a political science major with a minor in English. Kudos to you!
This school is a student's dream come true for a high school experience. So far, the teachers have been caring, enthusiastic, and very qualified in their areas of teaching. Our daughter has hopes of fulfilling a career in medicine, and I believe that Green Valley High School will only make this dream more possible for her, with the outstanding classes and extracurricular activities. Keep up the great work Gators! Dr. and Mrs. Osama Haikal
I am one of 36 parent volunteers that run the College and Career Center. Working closely with the counselors, vice principals, and Mr. Horn, the principal, I see the commitment to quality. This year alone there are several students going to ivy leaque schools, let alone the other universities. I have one child that has already graduated and is a junior in college and was well prepared for the next level of acadamia. I am extremely pleased with the education. The music dept. is awesome! The only thing that bothers me in the least is sometimes you get teachers that are burned out and you cannot get rid of them, this is a district problem though and not a school issue.
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Im sure this has probably been discussed here before, but I am new. SO I was wondering if somebody could explain for me the austrian perspective on externalities? Thanks in advance for any and all help.
Clayton -
In general, the negative externalities of voluntary human activity are wildly overblown, while positive externalities are usually ignored completely.
Negative externalities are costs not borne by the actors responsible for their imposition. In economic terms, externalities are the costs that are not internalized to the relevant individuals. The non-statist free market solution to externalities is two-fold: property rights and emergent governance.
1. Property rights.
When you give someone a right to something as their property, you are internalizing the costs imposed on that property to that individual. If you could define and enforce property rights for everything on Earth, you could internalize all the externalities and they would no longer exist. However, that is neither possible nor desirable. Some externalities are minimal, and it's important to note that government interventionism is a net negative for externalities largely due to its operation outside of individual property rights. Government militaries, for example, are by far the largest polluters on the planet. On the whole, the negative externalities imposed on society by government interventionism and state property are greater than any of the externalities it is supposed to have internalized through voting/defining property rights. The net effect of government is negative.
Without government intervention, people naturally define systems of property rights when it is in their interest to do so. Economist Harold Demsetz famously studied American Indians in Quebec and in the Southwest. The Indians in Quebec spontaneously developed private hunting rights systems when they gained access to trade in the Beaver pelt market. This was because they had significant opportunity cost due to the tragedy of the commons and the rise in profit attainable by hunting beavers. Thus, they created property rights systems to internalize the externalities when the profit incentive to do so increased. The same is true of other externalities. When they get large enough so that the opportunity cost is greater than the cost of setting up and enforcing property rights, property rights systems will emerge.
2. Emergent governance
This is similar to the emergence of property rights systems and happens for the same reason, but it is not private property rights per se. Recent Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom became famous for case-studies of communities and cities where they established systems of common resource sharing, rules and norms enforced without a government that functioned as governance over the common resource. Thus the externality was internalized by the society through emergent rule systems that came from the bottom-up to deal with the externalities.
There is much more to these solutions and I'd encourage you to look up the literature on the subject if you want a more thorough answer.
THe problem of externalities has nothing to do with free market capitalism, it is instead a technical problem of enforcing property rights. The state cannot solve this due to being an externality itself, so it is not an argument against free markets but property right enforcement.
Hayekianxyz: "You guys are nuts."
How scholarly of you.
What is it going to take for you people to realize that he's just trolling. Go ahead, and challenge him on his "different point of view". Let's see what substance you'll get out of him.
CalmWalker: Well it seems to me that if the best austrians can put up is that "they exsist" then Im going to have to stop believing in free markets... That cant be the best answer, right?
Well it seems to me that if the best austrians can put up is that "they exsist" then Im going to have to stop believing in free markets...
That cant be the best answer, right?
why are you looking to believe in something? read some mises and decide how to approach externalities, don't depend on people on this forum
Yeah. He should probably be banned because his posts get stupider by the day and it's becoming increasingly apparent that his profile is fake or at least his intentions are.
privatize property, and then externalities are for the most part internalized. All property has an "advocate" who will defend it, and can seek compensation for rights violations.
"Externality" is a "public good" concept, which is the focus of this short journal:
The Fallacy of Public Goods Theory and the Production of Security
Clayton beat me.
We discussed leaded fuel earlier. All other air pollution, smog, greenhouse gases, destroying the ozone layer. Water pollution, like BP. Land pollution is also common.
"Oh ok, so everytime I act, any effect that action has an any person is transmitted through the price mechanism. That sure does sound reasonable. You guys are nuts. " Exactly what I meant, definatly.
"Oh ok, so everytime I act, any effect that action has an any person is transmitted through the price mechanism. That sure does sound reasonable.
You guys are nuts. "
Exactly what I meant, definatly.
Ok, well, it's not perfect, but here's a quick Wikipedia definition for you (emphasis mine):
In economics, an externality (or transaction spillover) is a cost or benefit, not transmitted through prices[1], incurred by a party who did not agree to the action causing the cost or benefit. A benefit in this case is called a positive externality or external benefit, while a cost is called a negative externality or external cost.
So when you say externalities don't exist, you really are implying that all costs and benefits of a given action will be transmitted through the price mechanism. Perhaps "nuts" was a little strong, but if you really don't believe that there are any external effects from market transactions, I must say I find it a little strange.
Well, I suppose calling somebody nuts isn't exactly scholarly, but then again, it's not as if I'm the only one lacking decorum around here. Most challenges to Mises.org orthodoxy are met with charges of ignorance, stupidity and malevolence.
Externalities are both positive and negative. If I manicure my lawn, my next door neighbor benefits without paying. If I don't dump my trash from my picnic on the ground at the park, but put it in the dumpster instead, all subsequent visitors of the park benefit without paying. And so on. Even breathing imposes "costs" on others for which the are not recompensed since, in the long run, my expulsion of CO2 reduces the available oxygen for future residents of this planet who may have to pay for air if the population were to become that large. My breathing hastens that day.
"You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows"
Bob Dylan
"So when you say externalities don't exist, you really are implying that all costs and benefits of a given action will be transmitted through the price mechanism. Perhaps "nuts" was a little strong, but if you really don't believe that there are any external effects from market transactions, I must say I find it a little strange."
Which was according to my original definition, they do indeed exist, but there is nothing in that definition which says that the free market cannot rectify the externalities which it causes, or produce postive externalities. If however you expand this definition to say that it is impossible for the market to rectify the original failure then I do not believe that externalities exist.
I might believe that a hedgehog exists, but I don't believe that a flying hedgehog exists. I think that externalities exist, but I don't think that externalities which cannot be rectified by the market exist (or do on anywhere near the scale you claim they do, there might be a small externality or two which aren't important enough for people to wish to rectify)
They seem hard to regulate because by adding a cost to one thing, you add a cost to another.
Acting in kind to as many folks as possible has given me a plethora of more positive than negatative externalities.
Be behaved fellows and good day to all'y'all.
Individualism Rocks
The government is the biggest externality. The cost of every one of its actions is always incurred by others.
DD5: The government is the biggest externality. The cost of every one of its actions is always incurred by others.
You mean the cost of government action is borne out by everyone living under the jurisdiction of said government?


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Spring has arrived -- and so has the mailbag! Boston Globe baseball writer Gordon Edes checks in every Wednesday with his take on the Red Sox. Ask your question now, and come back next week to see if it was answered.
I just have a few quick questions about Wily Mo Pena, and his role on the Red Sox. He is obviously going to hit for Trot Nixon, and play right field when the opposing team is throwing a lefty, but do you foresee any other spot that he may be helpful in filling for the Sox? For instance maybe a DH role for Ortiz, to give him a day off here and there, and do you think that with the presence of Pena that we will see Manny Ramirez getting more time off than last year, or maybe Manny requesting more time off?
Peter Tympanick, Millville
A: Peter, I think you've pinpointed some of the ways Terry Francona will try to find at-bats for Pena. He supposedly can play all three outfield positions, though his defense has gotten worse, scouts say, as he's gotten bigger. You can certainly envision certain situations when Ortiz needs to rest and/or is hurt where Wily Mo would DH, or play left field with Manny DHing. Pena will be hard-pressed to get 300 at-bats if he plays only against left-handers. Last season, there were only 17 left-handed starters in the AL who threw as many as 162 innings, and that includes David Wells.
Hi Gordon. First time emailing, but religious devotee of your column! Could it be possible that the Arroyo/Pena trade is merely laying the groundwork for a blockbuster Ramirez for Miguel Tejada trade? Sounds crazy, I know, but consider: Theo wants Pena to get at bats, which will only happen if he is a starting
outfielder, not if he just plays against lefties. Makes no sense on its face.
Also, Alex Gonzalez's contract is not guaranteed. They can cut him or trade him
in a package. Hey, somebody has to go out on a limb!
Alan MacEwan, Portland, Maine
A: Alan, somebody's got to live dangerously, it might as well be you. Yeah, you scenario is a longshot, but not without some logic, given that both Miggy and Manny were lobbying for a change of scenery this winter. One thing I can assure you of is that the Sox are not going to cut Gonzalez. He's been spectacular in camp. The other thing that seems clear is Orioles owner Peter Angelos is no fan of Manny.
With the addition of Wily Mo Pena, I feel the Sox outfield got stronger
and more versatile. Do you think Trot Nixon feels threatened, especially since
Pena seems ready for full-time play?
Jim Gilhooly, Nashua, NH
A: Jim, Trot answered that himself upon Pena's arrival, when he told the Boston Herald he didn't interpret Pena's acquisition as a prelude to cutting ties with him next season, and his focus is just on his own performance this season. Privately, he may entertain other thoughts, but it's clear he doesn't want to make an issue of it.
Did the Sox pull the plug on Bronson too quick with Foulke, Curt Schilling,
and Wells coming off of injuries and Matt Clement a huge question mark (not to
mention Beckett's shoulder issues and Wakefield's hot and cold streaks)?
Mike Nurse, Buffalo, NY
A: Mike, it's a legitimate concern, mitigated only by this, that the Sox have Jonathan Papelbon and Lenny DiNardo as guys they could slide into the rotation in case of an injury, and Jon Lester might be ready by midseason. But if the Sox rotation were to have two or three starters go down at the same time, not an unrealistic proposition given the age and health of the Sox rotation, the club would be scrambling. Most teams would. Pena's ceiling made it worth in the risk, in Epstein's opinion.
Nice pick up in Pena, but it leads to many questions. Adam Stern, a good Canadian boy, deserves a shot after his WBC showing and his quality spring to date. Could the Sox deal Trot and platoon Stern and Pena? Or,
here we go again, deal Manny and have Trot, Pena and Stern split LF and RF? Alejandro Machado also deserves to be on this team and he is very versatile, could Alex Cora be on the move as well as Graffanino?
Rob Miller, Fredericton, Canada
A: Rob, we're all enamored with the Canadian Babe Ruth -- did you read how Ortiz raved about him this week? -- but while the Sox like Adam Stern, they need to see what he can do on an everyday basis with 500 at-bats in Triple A. But his terrific performance in the WBC obviously helped his cause. Sox do like Machado, too, but I'd be surprised if they moved Cora. He's a terrific guy to have on the bench, ready to step in at second or short.
Love the Q&A you and TC conduct: I'm sure you'll get hundreds of these
questions in this mailbag, but what do you think of the Arroyo trade? Me, I'm for
it considering that our bullpen seems to be pretty solid (on paper), leaving
Arroyo underutilized as any kind of pitcher. Personally I would have liked to
have seen Clement go so we could keep Arroyo's versatility as a SP if a starter
got hurt and an RP when everyone is healthy or to chew up some innings, but
obviously Clement's asking price would be too high. But Wily Mo (hopefully not
another Mo Vaughn) gives the Sox several options since he can play any OF
position as well as 1B if Youk is needed to fill in at 3B for a struggling Lowell.
A few more questions: Will Wily Mo start the season in the minors to fine tune
that raw talent or will he start to platoon with Nixon from the start? Does
this deal mean that the original Dirt Dog will be gone at the end of the season?
Dan Albrecht, Braintree
A: Dan, you touch most of the bases with this question. Yes, Arroyo represented surplus, and was a better trading chip because of Clement's contract. By the way, Clement has had a very good spring and is working his butt off down here. What would be wrong with Wily Mo becoming another Mo Vaughn? I'm sure the Sox would love Pena to be an MVP-caliber player like Vaughn was. Pena is unproven at first base -- he played there some in the Dominican, including a game that I was at between Aguilas and Licey, in which he booted a ball at a key spot in the game. Sending Pena to the minors is not an option. He is out of options, meaning the Sox, prior to sending him to the minors, would have to place him on waivers, meaning any team would have a crack at getting him. A platoon with Nixon is in order, and even before the Sox got Pena, Nixon's future beyond this season was uncertain because of his pending free agency.
I keep hearing that Jonathan Papelbon will be the fall-back closer option should
Keith Foulke not be physically ready. Does that make any sense? If the long-term
plan is for Craig Hansen to become the closer, shouldn't Mike Timlin hold the fort at
closer? Keep Papelbon in a less stressful environment as a long-man/spot
starter, while also keeping his arm stretched out for starting when Wells gets
dealt or hurt?
Thompson, Portsmouth, NH
A: Thompson, you raise a valid point, and perhaps that's why Terry Francona has yet to reveal his intentions in regard to the bullpen. We should know more in the next week, as Keith Foulke is scheduled to see some game action, including some back-to-back outings. While I believe the Sox have no lack of confidence that Papelbon could handle the closer's role -- look at the success of such young pitchers as Chad Cordero of the Nats and Huston Street of the Athletics -- and I believe the Sox are leaning toward using Papelbon as closer if Foulke is judged unable to do so, your scenario is plausible.
Where is the depth in the bullpen and why does everyone I read think it is much better than last year? Bronson Arroyo has been traded, Rudy Seanez has been insanely bad, David Riske appears to be a huge risk, (every time out these two get hammered), Timlin has a tired arm, and Foulke hasn't pitched yet. So where is the depth?
Bob Noble, Lansing, Mich.
A: Bob, I would caution you not to read too much into spring training results. If we go into the last few days of camp and Riske and Seanez aren't getting anyone out, then yeah, the Sox have some decisions to make. But Josh Beckett has given up 10 hits and 6 earned runs in 8 innings this spring. Are you worried about him? Jon Lester has given up 12 hits and 13 earned runs in 6 innings; is he no longer a top prospect? Julian Tavarez has thrown only one inning for the Sox and looked good for the Dominicans in the WBC; does he count? And the encouraging thing for the Sox is if these guys do get hit, the Sox have guys like Manny Delcarmen and Lenny DiNardo and Craig Hansen who can be summoned, sooner than later. That looks like depth to me.
I am extremely disappointed that you didn't read my post, it's the third time I have submitted a post in the mailbag. I need an apology from you. It seems that Greenfield isn't recognized again.
Douglas Bruce, Greenfield
A: Hey, Doug, I can assure you that as a guy who lives almost as close to Greenfield as I do to Boston, I've got nothing against Greenfield. We get dozens of submissions a week, and I try to pick a variety of questions to answer, from a variety of places. Obviously, many questions address similar topics, so it could be that I answered a question much like yours. But by all means, keep firing away.
Should the Sox try to swing a deal for Alfonso Soriano. I know it is not a must at second, but this guy could do some damage in the two spot. He will not play outfield for Nats. Should Theo Epstein strike while there is an opening? 36 HRs last year?!
David Papazian, Wellesley
A: David, except for some relatively minor tweaking, like finding a landing spot for Tony Graffanino, I think Theo Epstein is probably through making roster moves entering the season. Soriano's defense at second base is a major liability, which is why the Nationals want to move him to left field and other teams are not clamoring to add him, especially at $10 mil per and a year away from free agency. In the last five seasons back to '01, Soriano has led major-league second basemen in errors in each season (twice he was tied) and has committed 105 errors in that span. I think the Sox are fine with going into the season with Mark Loretta as their second baseman.
Hi Gordon ... I love reading your mailbag and watching your segments on
NESN. My question is ... now that the Red Sox have acquired Wily Mo Pena and signed Juan
Gonzalez to a free agent contract, do you think the Sox are setting the table to pull off a major trade of some sort? They seem to be stockpiling outfielders all of a sudden and it seems like they
could be shopping Manny or Trot for help they need in other areas on the field.
I do not see where all these outfielders can be in the Red Sox plans.
What are your thoughts Gordon?
Robert Goodell, Montpelier, Vt.
A: Robert, No, I don't see that scenario developing. For one, I'm guessing we never see Gonzalez. Never mind Juan Gone, we never saw Juan coming. Trading Manny no longer appears to be an issue, and I think the Sox like the Nixon/Pena combo. One side benefit of getting Pena for that right-handed platoon role, Francona contends, is that opposing teams might think twice about bringing in a lefty when Nixon is due up, which could actually lead to Trot getting more ABs.
How is Francona setting up the starting rotation? I have heard he is thinking of putting Wakefield in between Schilling and Beckett and he is going to skip Wells's spot in the beginning of the season. So is the rotation going to look like this: Schilling, Wakefield, Beckett, Clement, Wells?
Bob Peterson, Aurora, Colo.
A: Bob, you're seeing clearly from the mountaintop (although I exaggerate slightly ... Aurora isn't exactly Aspen, right?). That's precisely the way the Sox rotation lines up on March 22. Wells will be skipped the first go-round, then make his first start April 12 in Fenway. That's the plan for now.
I must admit to having been a bad Red Sox fan in the past. This really became
apparent to me during the 2004 ALCS when I was one of those calling for Todd
Walker's blood before he, uh, saved the series. Anyway, after the Sox won in
2004, I vowed never to boo any player who had contributed to the World Series
win. And, for about a year, it really worked. Whereas I usually would have booed
Todd Walker and Kevin Millar in 2005, I stopped myself and defended them
instead. Problem: As you may have heard, Johnny Damon is now a Yankee, and every
time he speaks he seems to want to hurt Sox fans even more. It seems that
becoming a Yankee may give me a right to give him a hard time, but I also (reluctantly)
remember his stellar performance in Game 7 of the ALCS, among other things. What
is your policy on whether it is acceptable to boo Johnny Damon?
Zachary Hill, Chicago
A: Zachary, I think your memory is a little faulty. If it's '04 you're talking about, the second baseman you were booing was Mark Bellhorn, not Todd Walker, until Bellhorn hit a couple of big home runs. Walker was the 2B in '03 and had a great postseason. Damon is posing quite the dilemma for a lot a Sox fans. I think his accomplishments in Boston warrant recognition when he shows up for the first time as a Yankee in May 1 -- I expect him to be cheered, like Orlando Cabrera was when he came back with the Angels last season. But the affection probably disappears after his first AB -- then he becomes just another Bomber.
The addition of Willy Mo is great, the kid has potential. But now the Red Sox have also a surplus of backup outfielders trying to make it to the team. Juan Gonzalez, Mohr, Kapler and Stern. Any ideas on what will happen to any of these? Obviously some of these players will start the season in Triple-A. Also, any
update/progress with Gabe Kapler? Thanks!
Juan Espinel, Guayaquil, Ecuador
A: Juan, nice to hear from Ecuador ... you'll have to let us know how many baseball fields you have in your country. I addressed the outfield situation earlier in the bag, but I expect Mohr to go elsewhere -- maybe the Phils -- Kapler to stay back in extended spring as he rehabs from the torn Achilles, Gonzalez to stay in Puerto Rico or sign with someone else, and Stern to open the season in Boston, because as a Rule 5 pick last year he still must spend 17 days on the big-league roster to satisfy requirements (a player must spend 90 days in all). I suspect the Sox may go with just four outfielders.
Here's how I see the roster shaping up (after Stern gets sent down and Lenny DiNardo is called up)
Pitchers (12): Josh Beckett, Matt Clement, Lenny DiNardo, Keith Foulke, Jonathan Papelbon, David Riske, Curt Schilling, Rudy Seanez, Julian Tavarez, Mike Timlin, Tim Wakefield, David Wells.
Catchers (2): Jason Varitek, Josh Bard.
Infield (7): Alex Cora, Alex Gonzalez, Mark Loretta, Mike Lowell, David Ortiz, J.T. Snow, Kevin Youkilis.
Outfield (4): Coco Crisp, Trot Nixon, Wily Mo Pena, Manny Ramirez.
Long time listener, first time caller. So I'm hearing a lot of chatter about Lowell not being up to snuff at third and that we may need to move Youk back to third and trade some pitching to get a
"traditional" first baseman (read: power hitter, defensively average, slow). In all of this, I haven't heard anyone talk about the one move that makes most sense -- play Ortiz at first. He has experience at the position and is in every aspect a "traditional" first baseman. That would also give us the opportunity to spell Manny and his hammies with the newly acquired Willie Mo in left and Manny at the DH position. Any chance we could see Papi flashing some leather this year?
Steve, New York, NY
A: Steve, Ortiz started 10 games at first base last season, and I can't see him playing any more than that this season. Ortiz actually has pretty good hands, but that's about the extent of his defensive upside, and the Sox aren't going to risk such a valuable bat getting hurt out on the field.
You're probably my favorite Boston journalist, but an agent that works for Clemens is "Clemens' agent", not "Clemens's agent". I'm disappointed that snafu passed both you AND your editor. That's all... keep up the great coverage!
Mike Rogers, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
A: Mike, I probably wrote it the way you state it -- I've always thought the s-apostrophe-s was weird -- but here is the rule on such things, according to the Globe stylebook:
"Use the apostrophe as follows in forming possessives:... SINGULAR NOUNS (INCLUDING PROPER NAMES) _ Add an apostrophe followed by s: the church's needs; the girl's toys; the horse's food; the ship's route; the fox's den; the VIP's seat; the justice's verdict. This applies to nouns that end in s and z: jazz's riffs; the circus's animals; the hostess's invitation; the witness's answer; James's novel; the Times's layout; Parcells's game plan; a week's time. Exceptions: Drop the final s when two or more sibilant sounds precede the apostrophe: in Jesus' name; Moses' followers. Also drop the s in certain expressions in which the word following the apostrophe begins with s: for appearance' sake; for goodness' sake."
But I'll take all the grammar tips I can get.
Every other worker gets a vacation, so why not baseball players? Manny,
for example, instead of contriving some pre-All Star Break injury or crisis,
should just get a scheduled few days off, and come back happy and refreshed.
Same with Varitek, who'd have to be forced. Same with all of the every-day
players. It would also have the benefit of guaranteed playing time for bench, or
even PawSox players. Your thoughts? Thanks
Art Gorman, Hilton Head, SC
A: Art, I would think that October/November to February constitutes a vacation, no? But that aside, I actually like the idea of a week's break in July. I do think players would come back refreshed. But give Manny a few days off in July while games are going on and calling up a fill-in while he's gone? Nah, that's not workable.
In your Schilling/Clemens story you said Clemens would be 44 on Aug. 2, but
his birthday is my wedding day, Aug. 4, 1962.
John Bradley, Cincinnati, Ohio
A: John, I can guarantee you this. Aug. 4 will be celebrated as a special occasion by more than just you and your wife if the Rocket comes back to Boston. Thanks for setting the record straight.
I know this question has been brought up before, but being from Haverhill, and a Carlos Pena fan and friend of the family, I have to ask. I read on the Fox web site that the Tigers may be releasing Carlos. Why do the Red Sox show no interest in Carlos? They picked up J.T Snow, an aging left-handed first baseman
on the down side, when Carlos is available. He's around 27 years old, left handed, an above average first baseman. Maybe being with Big Papi and Manny along with Papa Jack, they could help him with his hitting.
Bill Augusta, Haverhill
A: Bill, it seemed like Carlos turned a corner last year after he was sent down, then came back and tore it up for the Tigers. But he's had a really tough spring (.178, 8 for 45, 2 extra-base hits), has little chance of making the Tigers -- he had 95 K's and 31 walks in just 295 plate appearances last season, not the Sox' kind of player -- and hasn't done enough to make himself attractive to other clubs. It's possible, I suppose, that the Sox would take a look, but not too likely. Too bad, because as a local guy, many people around here are pulling for him to succeed.
Love your work. This Sunday, you had this to say about Doug Mirabelli: "For all he did while he was here, there is some feeling among club officials that the time had come for Mirabelli to move on." What is the insight as to why that feeling exists?
Carl Bruce, Ridgefield, Conn.
A: Carl, I made that deliberately vague in the paper, which I suppose raises even more questions and probably wasn't fair, for that reason. Let's just say I heard from a club official that while they appreciated the contributions Mirabelli made while he was here, there were some minor aggravations that made them willing to look in another direction.
Just moved here and miss the Sox. How can I get, if possible, a web stream to listen to games? BTW, I sent to the Red Sox a photo of the embattled Prime Minister here with a Red Sox cap on. Refreshing as Thais wear the Yankee caps without knowing how much it upsets me!
Michael Bedford, Bangkok, Thailand
A: Michael, we can't have you going without Sox in Thailand. MLB.com offers a package that allows you to listen or watch all big-league games on your computer. I subscribe; I recommend that you check it out.
Lived in Boston area for 70 years, followed Red Sox all that time
through good and bad times. Why are the Red Sox staying with Arroyo?
I get chills and stomach problems every time he goes to the mound.
Look at this spring. He is bad. Get rid of him.
What is your opinion?
Albert Cibley, Lake Worth, Fla.
A: Mr Cibley, This should feel like your lucky week. I hope you feel better.


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Opinion: Any reform package promised now will have no secure status
Michael McDowell: turned down the offer of a seat in the Seanad. Photograph: Alan Betson
Have you actually read the Bill to permanently abolish Seanad Éireann before voting on it? It isn't a simple textual excision of one of the two Houses of our parliament which, along with the President, constitute the Oireachtas. The 32nd Amendment Bill goes much, much further.
In 57 pages it seeks to delete seven entire Articles, and to amend, in one way or another, all but 12 of the existing 51 Articles of our Constitution.
If you vote for the amendment you will also vote:
To strip the President of the power to refer Bills to referendum of the people by repealing Article 27;
To abolish the "double lock" inserted in Article 29 at the time of the Lisbon Treaty to prevent Ireland's government surrendering without referendum its EU vetoes, including our tax veto, or taking major steps towards EU integration without consulting the people;
To abolish the power of the taoiseach under Article 28 to bring non-TD ministers into cabinet, as Garret FitzGerald did when he made James Dooge minister for foreign affairs;
To amend Article 15 so as to allow a bare Dáil majority to make any laws without debate when they wish, and to have no constitutional check or balances for minorities to be heard or to scrutinise Bills in detail;
To end any possibility that Northerners like Gordon Wilson, Seamus Mallon or Bríd Rogers can ever be members of our parliament again;
To delete the only constitutional means to give emigrant citizens any vote or voice in their parliament.
Does any or all of this surprise you? Is it "reform"? Even the Constitutional Convention was prohibited by Government from considering these proposals.
Has the Taoiseach justified any of these constitutional amendments to you? Or has he ducked the debate? Do his misleading, expensive "Save €20 Million, Fewer Politicians" posters even hint at what is really afoot tomorrow?
This newspaper usefully published on Monday a poll that analysed why some people support the amendment. Their dominant motive was cost – understandable, especially in times of austerity.
The "Save €20 Million" lie seems to have traction – but only until you analyse it.
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If we are right about cancer stem cells, they offer the possibility of transforming this rate of progress.
There is growing evidence that cancer stem cells are crucial to the formation of tumours. Not only can they renew themselves, they can generate all the other types of cells observed in the tumour. Therefore, it should be possible to treat cancer by eliminating all the cancer stem cells in tumour – rather than attacking all the tumour cells, as has happened in the past.
There is much more we need to know. We know there may be similarities between cancer stem cells and normal stem cells, which form the early stage embryo and were discovered by Cardiff University President Professor Sir Martin Evans. But there may also be differences.
Cancer stem cells have already been shown to be capable of initiating leukaemia. Work conducted here at Cardiff shows they also play a role in the onset of skin cancer. However, the situation with other types of cancer is much less clear.
The European Cancer Stem Cell Research Institute intends to resolve these questions. We intend to create and grow eleven research groups looking at different aspects of cancer stem cells and different types of cancer. We will investigate the most common cancer types, including blood, skin, colon, breast, lung, prostate, pancreatic and urological. The teams will be made up of key international players in fundamental science, translational science and clinical trials.
Further details of research projects will appear on these pages as they come on stream.
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