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Upper Norrland, Övre Norrland, is a division of the Norrland region in Sweden. It contains the coastal provinces Västerbotten and Norrbotten, as well as inland province Lappland. Its administration is divided between Norrbotten County (containing the Swedish Arctic) and Västerbotten County. [edit] Cities
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Madoka Magica 2014I will be bringing Sayaka Miki. Anyone else already planning to bring Madoka characters next year?
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Re: Madoka Magica 2014I'm debating either Mami or Homura, but either one would be third on my list after a couple of Tales game series cosplays, so I don't know that it's very likely:/
Re: Madoka Magica 2014There's a very slight chance that I'll be doing a male Mami.
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Re: Madoka Magica 2014I've got plans to go as Mami Tomoe. Actually I'm making 4 of her guns already! Might make 6 and stands to set them up too. Hope to see ya there!
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Red Wings' Mike Babcock explains Doughty's scoring woes
Greetings from Detroit, where snowflakes are swirling but not much snow is sticking on the ground.
The Red Wings held an optional morning skate at Joe Louis Arena before Saturday's game against the Kings and only a few players took advantage of the ice time. Afterward, Detroit Coach Mike Babcock, who coached Kings defenseman Drew Doughty on the triumphant Canadian Olympic team at Vancouver, had an interesting take on Doughty's low production this season.
Babcock admires Doughty and once said the young defenseman was "touched by God." But Babcock said he's not surprised that Doughty has only two goals and nine points in 26 games this season.
"Well, if I didn't know he wasn't at training camp — wasn't he not at training camp — that would surprise me. But this league's too good not to be ready to go when everybody else is ready to go," Babcock said, referring to Doughty having missed most of the preseason while negotiating a new contract.
"Whether you're a player here that got hurt and didn't play in training camp, and you wonder why 15 games in you got no stats, all you've got to do is look around the league. It's not by accident. Players are too good. They're too ready. They come in early. It's a short training camp but they're there two weeks in advance skating 10 times just to be ready to start training camp and you can do that on your own, but you're not as good by yourself. That's the facts."


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Rockne S. O'Bannon scripted this two-part TV miniseries adaptation of Peter Benchley's novel, found floating in the wake of his Jaws and The Beast. The origins of the tale's hybrid horror begin in 1972 at a secret Navy base off St. Lucia, where researchers cross a dolphin with a great white shark, creating a monster to generate fear and loathing in Vietnam. The Navy covers up the failed experiment, and 25 years later, cut to the Chase -- namely, scientist Simon Chase (Craig T. Nelson), who moves to the island to research a cancer-shark connection. Chase brings along his scientist ex-wife (Kim Cattrall), his 15-year-old son, Max (Matthew Carey), and their pet sea lion. Naturally, the "creature" resurfaces and gnaws on islanders -- with Chase soon in pursuit. Creature effects by Stan Winston. Filmed in St. Lucia, West Indies and Vancouver, British Columbia. Premiered May 17, 1998 on ABC. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- The University of South Carolina School of Music is honoring a long-time band director by naming a building in his honor.
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New Year's Eve 2013at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney and DomainFoundation and Friends Members' New Year's EveMare and Foal LawnThe Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney, is closed to the public on New Year�s Eve but Foundation & Friends� members can purchase exclusive tickets for themselves and their guests to this family-friendly picnic in the Garden. The Mare and Foal Lawn on Farm Cove provides a great view of the fireworks. Don�t delay as this event always sells out early. Bring your own picnic, however no glass or knives are allowed to be brought in. Tickets are not available on the night. All bookings must be made by members. There is no early bird cut-off date this year. TICKETS CAN ONLY BE PURCHASED BY MEMBERS OF FOUNDATION & FRIENDS. When: Tuesday 31 December Click here to view location of Mare and Foal Lawn Cost: Members $60, Non members $98, Children 6-15 years $25; 0-5 years free IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR INTERNATIONAL BOOKINGS: For attendees coming for overseas, tickets cannot be mailed to international addresses after Monday 18 November. Please ensure you are able to rpovide an Australian postal address when booking or are able to collection your tickets from the Foundation & Friends office before 5 pm Monday 30 December. If you need to collect your tickets from our office please note in the 'Address Line' of booking 'To collect from Foundation & Friends office'. Location, location, location - views, views, views!
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Kim Nelson is senior vice president of External Relations, and president of the General Mills Foundation.
She assumed her senior vice president role in September of 2010, and leadership of the foundation in June of 2011.
Nelson previously was president of the General Mills Snacks Unlimited division, where she was responsible for the profitable growth of some of America's favorite snack brands, including Nature Valley granola bars, Betty Crocker fruit snacks and Chex Mix.
EducationGeorgetown University, BS, 1984
Columbia University, MBA 1988
BoardsCongressional Black Caucus Foundation
Nelson has been a corporate officer of General Mills since 2000. Her career spans leadership roles on brands including Hamburger Helper, Old El Paso, Cheerios, Wheaties, Yoplait, Nature Valley and Chex Mix.
Nelson is an active member of the General Mills community and was a founding member of both the Black Champions Network and the Women in Marketing Network. Those organizations focus on enhancing the experiences of African-Americans and women within General Mills.
Nelson is also a member of the Executive Leadership Council and the National Executive Women's Network.
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Welding Technology
The Welding Technology Associate in Science Degree (60 units total, 21 units in the major) trains students in multiple welding processes and is designed to prepare them for an entry level welding position in diverse fields. Safe and clean work habits are practiced and personal protective equipment is required. Career areas in which welders work include: mining, manufacturing, marine welding, ship building, metal art sculpting, machine shops, construction, railroads, automotive, as well as the aircraft, aerospace and renewable energy industries.
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I ordered this under the impression that i would obtain an entire playpen for my beloved rabbits. In truth, its only a stupid little mat. i was very disapointed and i want my money back.
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I ordered this product thinking it was an entire playpen, not just the mat. Looking back, I realize this was a silly mistake, but that picture still fooled me and, apparently, lots of other people too. I was about to buy the pen part until I saw the outrageous price. Didn't seem worth it; I'm going to just make a playpen myself. Anyway, though, the mat did seem like decent quality. I just never ended up using it.
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I've noticed people buying online without even trying them on. It's often £100+ cheaper than in the shops.
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Hispanic | 4.8% |
Non-resident alien | 1.7% |
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Read MoreIt's only three places to eat on campus. You'll probably spend all you buck money in the Buc or the Canale, seeing that the Dining Hall offers no variety.
Read MoreThe food is actually very delicious! There are a variety of options. There is a diner, a cafeteria, and a cafe on campus!
Read MoreThe food can be better, but at least we have food every day. I don't agree very much with the meal plan that everyone who lives on campus have to have one but is cbu rules.
Read MoreThis is my lowest rating.The cafeteria meal plan is required when you live on campus and though it is all you can eat the food is only a little bit better than high school cafeteria food. They do have a full service salad bar that is generally good and they do have good lunches occasionally but it often hit-or-miss
Read MoreFood is good. Generally there are a lot of different options to choose from. Personally, I think lunch is the best time to eat at the cafe on campus.
Read MoreFour words; YOU WILL GAIN WEIGHT! That is just how great the food is at this school. The freshman 15 is actually the freshman 50 at this school. So, you will want to take advantage, but DON'T! Lol
Read Moredelicious, many options
Read MoreThe greek life at CBU is mean. The girls here are more interested in makeup and self-importance than helping the community. It is typically the same popular girls from high school.
Read MoreIf you're into the Panhellenic Council, it's two sororities and three fraternities. If you're into the NPHC, you shouldn't attend here. The divine nine isn't here. Basically Greek life here is a joke.
Read MoreThe Greek life on campus is definitely amazing! Everyone gets along really well. They support each others events. The Greeks are continuously increasing on campus as well.
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Read MoreThis is one of the rather cool things about this campus. Even though there are national known urban Greeks, and Greeks with mostly caucasian members, race does not stop you from joining. Equality really is a trait that this school holds dear, so you will be apart of something.
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Type | Daily newspaper |
Format | Broadsheet |
Owner(s) | Newsquest |
Editor | Magnus Llewellin |
Founded | 1783 |
Political alignment | Centre-left[citation needed] |
Headquarters | 200 Renfield Street Glasgow, Scotland |
Circulation | 47,226[1] |
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The Herald is a Scottish broadsheet newspaper founded in 1783. It is said to be the longest running national newspaper in the world.[2] It is printed at Cambuslang, just outside Glasgow.[3]
The newspaper began in January 1783 as a weekly publication and was called the Advertiser.[2] It was owned by John Mennons who left the newspaper in 1802. The new owners changed the name to The Herald and Advertiser and Commercial Chronicle in 1803 and to The Glasgow Herald in 1804.[2] It became the Glasgow Herald in 1834 and began daily publication in 1858.[2] From 1836 to 1964 the publication was owned by George Outram & Co.[2] It was bought by Sir Hugh Fraser who sold it ten years later to the Lonrho empire.[2] In 1895, publication moved to a building in Mitchell Street and in 1980 it moved to offices to Albion Street in Glasgow, into the old Scottish Daily Express building.[citation needed]
In 1992 the newspaper, which had changed its name to The Herald, was bought by Caledonia Newspaper Publishing & Glasgow and in 1996 was purchased by Scottish Television (later called the Scottish Media Group).[2] As of 2013, the newspaper, along with its related publications, the Evening Times and Sunday Herald, were owned by the Newsquest media group.[2]
Magnus Llewellin assumed editorship of The Herald on 1 February 2013. The paper is published Monday to Saturday in Glasgow and as of 2011 it had an audited circulation of 47,226.
Prominent columnists writing on the paper include Alison Rowat, Collete Douglas-Home, Ruth Wishart, Anne Johnstone, Ian Bell and Iain Macwhirter. It publishes the quarterly Scottish Review of Books as a supplement in the Saturday Herald. Notable past editors include: John Mennons, 1782; Samuel Hunter, 1803; George Outram, 1856; George MacDonald Fraser, 1964; Alan Jenkins, 1978; and Mark Douglas-Home, 2000.
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- List of newspapers in Scotland
- The Observer the world's oldest Sunday newspaper
- ^ McIvor, Jamie (12 August 2011). "Scottish daily paper sales slip". Glasgow: BBC Scotland. Retrieved 21 August 2011.
- ^ a b c d e f g h Terry, Stephen (2011). Glasgow Almanac: An A–Z of the City and Its People. Glasgow: Neil Wilson Publishing. Chapter 2, last page.
- ^ "About HeraldScotland". Glasgow: Herald & Times Group. Retrieved 5 April 2013.
- Phillips, Alastair (1983). Glasgow's Herald: Two Hundred Years of a Newspaper 1783–1983. Glasgow: Richard Drew Publishing. ISBN 0-86267-008-X.
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Judged: 2 1 1 Is there really that much STUPID in Kentucky? |
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Judged: 2 1 1 And the worst part was the cover up story about a movie that provoke this incident despite knowing this was totally untrue. I am no fan of anyone in office right now but to defend the administration over this is accepting incompetence which is no surprise considering who we re-elected in Nov12. |
Judged: 1 1 1 1 - The War on Drugs 2 - The War on American Imperial Aggression 3 - The War on US Citizens, w/ NDAA, Patriot Act, wiretapp'n, TSA, police state, surveillance, Big Brother... When it comes to matters of government overreach, those w/ the guns, those who push their fascist force on others, who thrust their will, in order to dominate others, those who oppress, those are the ones to watch out for, esp those who oppress w/ the threat of violence. That's not freedom. That's slavery. 4 - End the Fed 5 - Balance the Budget Those are all correct issues. Everything else, his anti-Education Department, anti-Energy Department, anti-all government departments (he's just as anarchistic as his father is... it's Ron Paul's Mini-Me, clearly... but a Mini-Me whose running for office... so he's bound to lessen up on his percieved radicalness... in KY, during the primaries, he said that the "Federal Solution isn't working" to the Drug War in Kentucky. It was coded language, and then talked about the budget, and how great and wonderful the Constitution was. Rand Paul was against the Civil Rights Act (MLK), believing in Free Market magic, and standing up for the rights of business owners to be as racist as they want to be. Rand Paul didn't even know what Bloody Harlan was. Rand Paul is anti-Union... he's a "I can't wait to be a scab" type of person. Rand Paul is a Dwight Scrute. He can't wait to get down on his knees for King Coal, just like Frankfort, all of Washington does anyways. He'll say his idoltry of the "free market" is what fuels him, but it seems to just perfectly align w/ what corporations want too. Rand Paul is also wrong w/ Food stamps... he's basically wrong on everything else. Where half of Kentuckians would starve, virtually all of Appalachia would be wiped out, if food stamps, and their government assistance was wiped out. Rand Paul's anarchism could stop the militarism... but it'll also stop the subsidies. |
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great American. Rand Paul 2016 |
Some people dislike Paul because he believes in common sense like personal responsibility and accountability. Those that believe in redistribution and equality of outcome just can't fathom the thought of being responsible for themselves.
Paul is basic conservative and I believe in his approach instead of Obama's. |
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Dear Kentucky,
Rand Paul ran a campaign on "I hate government, please vote for me". You did. Now when he says stupid stuff like he wants to cut all aid to Israel, he's speaking for you. Signed - Shak'n my head in disappointment. |
we need to stop aid.everywhere and take care of the homefront. |
Like most liberals, Mouse takes a general comment and spins it to make a conservatives quote look out of touch. Paul is for reducing aid to all countries, especially those against American values. He is for reducing aid gradually to all because we are borrowing $ to give to other countries. Paul is a fiscal conservative. He believes we should take care of out own house first if we are to continue to be the worlds leader. Federal government spending has increased from $2T to $35T. I for one agree with most points Paul makes. The current liberal agenda has no regard for fiscal responsibility. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/01/08/se... # |
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Rand Paul said it as plain as it can be said when he was asked a direct question about aid for Israel;
http://www.youtube.com/watch... The 2-3 Billion Dollars we send Israel every year helps tremendously in keeping us from having to fight wars for the next 1000 years in the Middle East. Rand Paul and those who support him most obviously have no clue about what they are opposing. Rand Paul was being a real little b!+ch to Chuck Hagel over Israel about something Hagel didn't even do or say ... that's called two faced. Kentucky is at a crossroads. Arkansas is poised to become the most disgusting state in the union if a Republican takes the Governors seat in 2014. Arkansas will likely be the first state to pass that disgusting "personhood act" which will immediately begin it's journey to the Supreme Court. But, if Kentucky doesn't take the 2014 election opportunity to purge the idiots from being their voices in Washington and on Sunday morning talk shows ... it's gonna be a toss up as to which state appears the most dense. That's not to insult either state, it's just the facts. |
Like a liberal Mouse doesn't mention that we are borrow $ from other countries to provide aid to foreign nations. Paul wants the US to take care of itself first. It is that simple.
Now I am sure because you are such an Obama supporter and obviously are bias against Paul you hear want you want. Fact is Obama has spent $ to the point our grandchildren and their children will end up paying for this experiment with a President that not only doesn't govern, he doesn't lead. BTW, where is the budget? |
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http://www.decisionsonevidence.com/wp-content... |
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Let me mention this. Where would our nation have gotten the money to operate when GW Bush walked out of the White House without borrowing? We were nearly 12 Trillion in debt (including costs of Bush wars) and Republicans wouldn't raise taxes during war for the first time in history. Borrowing money right now for the United States is at a zero interest rate level. If you owned a rundown farm and you were able to borrow the money to fix it up at no interest, you may call that the smartest idea you ever had to turn it down, most would disagree and ask, when is a better time? There is absolutely nothing wrong with borrowing money, as long as you don't squander it, and repay it as per agreement. Obama wants to borrow money and fix up our farm, Republicans insist on us to just give up on it and quit throwing good money after bad on the United States of America,... sort of like their idea on the US auto industry. As for our contributions for Israel, you act as if we are actually writing them a check or sending cash, when in fact our financial assistance to Israel is merely technological contributions in warfare and security for their nation. There's no need to get all Glenn Beck-ish here, it's not like we're feeding any hungry Israeli kids ... this is about guns and stuff, which should be right down the guidelines of the Republican agenda. |
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D.C. Councilmember Jim Graham is fighting efforts to reprimand him, after he was tied to a misconduct investigation involving a lottery contract.
Graham crashed a press event by Council Chair Phil Mendelson, insisting he's done nothing wrong.
"Is this a violation without a personal financial interest, without a crime, without a law being broken?" Graham asks.
Minutes earlier Mendelson told reporters he's taking oversight of the ABC Board away from Graham and holding a vote Monday to reprimand him because Graham has "adversely harmed the public's confidence in the integrity of the District government."
When Graham was on both the city council and the Metro board, he allegedly told a developer he would support his bid for a lottery contract before the council, if the developer would withdraw his bid from a Metro station project.
"At the very worst it was some kind of horse trading." Graham says.
The ethics board and others have said it was a conflict of interest and Mendelson has rejected Graham's call for further inquiry.
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Many of Graham's constituents have backed him and many have not.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 29 (Reuters) - German department store chain Kaufhof told a newspaper Christmas trading had been satisfactory, although bargain-hunting shoppers had waited until late to spend on presents, reflecting a trend across Europe.
'We are satisfied, even though we had two fewer selling days than in the previous year,' Kaufhof boss Lovro Mandac told German paper Welt am Sonntag, according to an advance copy of an interview to be published on Sunday.
Retailers across Europe have spoken of a 'last minute' Christmas this year as cash-strapped consumers waited for shops to cut prices.
Even in relatively prosperous Germany, Christmas trading got off to a slow start before a final rush, retail association HDE has said.
Kaufhof is part of Metro, the world's fourth-largest retailer which also runs cash and carries, consumer electronic stores and hypermarkets.
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February 9, 2003
This year of accomplishments has been made possible by the efforts of previous boards that worked closely with Clarke Association Services Inc. to set up firm organizational support and financial systems. This has meant that the current executive board has been able to build on the hard work of the last two years, which laid the groundwork for this stability. The years of turmoil are over, and the board can now face the task of meeting the objectives of the Strategic Plan.
We have made progress in making our organizational structure meet our current needs as well as the needs of the future, but more work needs to be done. I am sure that we will be able to accomplish this under the leadership of incoming president, Allen Townsend. The board began the process of reorganizing the Society by eliminating many ad-hoc committees that had been in existence for years, or that no longer had specific and timely charges. The board has begun establishing task forces with more specific charges and deadlines in order to meet the needs of the members and to improve communication. We have begun a society-wide discussion of our organization into Divisions, Sections, and Round Tables and will continue this at the annual membership meeting. Your input will help the board determine what to do when it meets at its mid-year meeting. By the end of 2003 we will have the structure needed to respond quickly to the ever more rapidly changing needs of our members and profession. The new system for holding elections resulted in an excellent incoming board, one that is perhaps more representative of all areas of our organization and all types of members than ever before. It will be the ideal group to make these important decisions.
After another successful conference in St. Louis we are on firm financial footing, the fruit of which has been our ability to fund the Speakers Fund and use income to help support bringing guest speakers to the conference, and to make service on the board less financially onerous While finances are sound, we still depend too much on the financial success of the annual conference. Our conferences are always intellectual and socially successful, but they should not have to bear responsibility for funding all of our activities throughout the year. The formation of The Society Circle as a group of annual donors is another step towards establishing dependable sources of income beyond our conference and membership income.
Executive Board Action Items
Our relationship with Clarke Association Services Inc. continues to be excellent. Elizabeth Clarke and her staff, Susan Rawlyk, Bonnie James, and Vicky Roper, continue to supply the service and advice we require and have come to expect. They must be relieved that our relationship has settled down after three years of transition; my only regret is that because things ran so smoothly I did not need to speak with them more often. The board reviewed a proposal to renew our contract for three more years at our mid-year meeting, and after having had the Society's legal counsel review it, will vote on it at the pre-conference board meeting.
It is still too early to report on the financial success of the conference, but it is clear that the program, tours, and events that the local committee, co-chaired by Linda Tompkins-Baldwin and Joan Stahl, will be a model for future conferences. We have also reorganized the Conference Planning Advisory Committee by replacing the regional representative who previously had been a member of the committee (but who might not live anywhere near the conference site) with the local chapter chair. The extra experience that Clarke Associate Services Inc. has had with our group has made their involvement in planning and executing the conference even more efficient and useful. This year their efforts allowed us to add on-line registration for exhibitors.
The website has continued to thrive under the stewardship of Jonathan Franklin, website editor, and Derek Crosley, Webmaster. A members-only section has been added to respond to concerns about privacy; this has allowed us to mount a current directory of members for the first time in years. There will also be a board-only section to facilitate discussion among the executive board.
It has been a pleasure and an honor to serve as president. The honor comes from being entrusted to lead such a dedicated group of professionals. The pleasure comes from getting to know many colleagues much better by seeing how hard they work to make ARLIS/NA such a great organization. I have been extremely fortunate to work with such a dedicated board. If I had any complaint, it would be that they were so easy-going and effective I occasionally worried why there wasn't more controversy. Ursula Kolmstetter and Laurie Whitehill Chong, Midwest and Northeast regional representative respectively, have been models of following through with their liaison duties, and in representing the views of all members. Laura Schwartz, South regional representative, who stepped in to fill the term of Paula Hardin, made a seamless transition and immediately began to contribute to our discussions at the mid-year board meeting; I am glad she will continue to serve on the board, filling a full term of office. Norine Duncan, secretary, and master parliamentarian, has been so quietly efficient that one might think that tracking the minutes and motions of this hyperactive group is simple. (If we have any fault, it is that we are much better at coming up with action items--142 this year--than assessing the reality of accomplishing them all as well as continuing to work at daytime jobs.)
Finally, I could not have done it without the help, advice, and amazing institutional memory of past-president, Ted Goodman. His involvement and contributions define what the role of a past-president should be. In additional to the traditional job of editing the annual Handbook and List of Members, he edited, revised, and rewrote the Conference Planning Manual and the Policy Manual. Largely because of his efforts, which made my job so much easier, I know that I will not suffer from presidential burn-out, and hope that I can help Allen as he enters his year as president, even half as much as Ted has helped me. I look forward to serving another active year with the new members of the board, Jeanne M. Brown, vice-president/president-elect, Judith Herschman, secretary, Suzy Frechette, Midwest regional representative, and Carol H. Graney, Northeast regional representative, under Allen's leadership.


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Hi Everybody! This posting will contain game thoughts and notes from Wednesday's games. The Twins got a much needed win. If you can believe it, the Rochester Red Wings swept a double header and one of their pitchers threw a complete game shutout! Shooter Hunt showed that he is human. Angel Morales continues to impress, and there was a two home run hitter for the GCL Twins!
I encourage comments and questions that you may have, but I must say that I will be leaving town Thursday mid-morning for a trip to Nebraska for a family wedding on Saturday. I hope to check things out when I get there tomorrow night. I will check the site throughout the weekend. I also want to point out that right before I leave tomorrow, my plan is to post a blog entry that everyone will thoroughly enjoy. Seriously, I am really excited about it. That posting will remain on this page throughout the weekend. I do hope to do a couple of postings throughout the weekend, but if I do so, I will post them on the WordPress SethSpeaks site, so make sure you check that site out throughout the weekend. My travel schedule the last several weeks has been a bit crazy. I appreciate the loyalty most of you have shown by continuing to come to this site and contribute. Thank you!
Let's get to the game thoughts...
Any other thoughts on the Twins?
Twins Minor League Updates
Wednesday SethSpeaks Player of the Day – Garrett Jones, Rochester Red Wings
Wednesday SethSpeaks Pitcher of the Day – Tom Shearn, Rochester Red Wings
– Rochester 3, Lehigh Valley 2 (8 innings) –
This was a pitch-by-bullpen game for the Red Wings. Tim Lahey started and
gave up two runs on three hits and two walks in three innings. Danny Graves
then threw three shutout innings, allowing just two hits. Ricky Barrett
and Mariano Gomez each threw a scoreless frame as well. Jason Pridie
continued to hit well. He went 2-4. Michael Cuddyer, in his first rehab
start, played RF and went 1-3 with a walk. Trevor Plouffe hit his fifth
homer run with the Red Wings. The losing pitcher in this game was former Twin
JD Durbin. The Real Deal is now 0-7 with an 11.03 ERA with the IronPigs.
Wednesday – Rochester 5, Lehigh Valley 0 – In the second game, recently acquired veteran Tom Shearn went all seven innings and gave up no runs on two hits. He didn't walk a batter and struck out eight. Garrett Jones had a big game. He went 3-3 with two doubles, his 15th homer and three RBI. Jason Pridie went 1-2 with a walk, his 16th double and 22nd stolen base.
– New
Britain 11, New Hampshire 7 – Brian Dinkelman may have some chips moving
around in his elbow the rest of the season, but it doesn't seem to be affecting
his bat. In this game, he went 3-4 with his first triple, his second homer and
four RBI. David Winfree was 2-3 and recorded his first stolen base.
Felix Molina went 2-3 with a walk. Steve Tolleson was 2-4 with a
walk. Matt Moses was 2-4. Brock Peterson went 2-5. Kyle Aselton
started and went 3.2 innings. He gave up four runs (3 earned) on five hits. He
walked five and struck out two. Zach Ward gave up just two hits and no
runs over the next 2.1 innings to get the win. He walked two and struck out one.
Jose Mijares made his first AA appearance of the year and threw two shutout
innings, striking out two. Ben Julianel got a mop up inning of work and
gave up three runs on four hits.
Wednesday –
Miracle, Tampa – The game was postponed due to a power outage and likely
will be resumed. Whit Robbins had provided some power in the early
innings with his fourth homer. Spencer Steedley started and went three
innings of one hit ball.
Beloit 1, Kane County 8 – Yesterday morning, I got an e-mail
from a reader that, in part, said, "Why
are the Twins allowing Hunt and Slama to toil in A-Ball? Right now, both
pitchers are men amongst boys and I can't help but to think allowing them to
completely dominate can possibly be detrimental to their development.
" My response regarding
Shooter Hunt was, "He probably is where he should be. He
had to move up from E-Town. And, control was his issue before the draft, and he
has issued a number of walks in his few outings. he's getting strikeouts and
doing some things well. I don't know his percentage of strikes thrown. I know
he's only gone five innings in starts which makes me think he is throwing a lot
of pitches per at bat." Well, I sent that before
noon so I really hope I didn't jinx him in some way. Hunt made this start and
went just 3.1 innings. He gave up six runs (5 earned) on four hits. He walked
five (for the second straight game) and struck out just three. He not has 12
walks in just 13.1 innings with the Snappers. Charles Nolte went the next
1.2 innings and gave up just an unearned run. Mike Tarsi gave up an
unearned run in his two innings. Danny Hernandez pitched a scoreless
inning. Jeanfred Brito went 1-2 with two walks. Ben Revere went
1-4 with his 35th stolen base.
E-Twins 5, Bristol 13 –
Another rough start for Alex Curry in this one. He went just 3.2 innings
and gave up seven runs on eight hits. He walked two and struck out four. Lee
Martin then gave up three runs (2 earned) on four hits in 2.2 innings. He
struck out four. Kyle Carr gave up three runs (1 earned) in just 1.2
innings. Nathan Fritz threw a perfect inning. Jeff Lanning went
2-3 with his fourth homer and two RBI. Evan Bigley went 2-4 with his
eighth double. Angel Morales went 2-4 with his ninth double and tenth
home run. Nick Romero went 2-5 with his seventh double.
GCL Twins 9, GCL Red Sox 3 –
Jakub Hatjmar led the offense in this game with a 5-6 game, each hit being a
single. Josmil Pinto went 3-4 with a walk, his first homer and his first
stolen base. Daniel Ortiz was 3-5 with his fifth triple. Juan Sanchez
went 2-5 with his first two home runs. Angelo Sanchez went the first six
innings and gave up three runs (2 earned) on six hits. He walked none and struck
out three. Andrei Lobanov struck out three in two shutout innings.
Kelvin Mota pitched a perfect inning.
Have a great day!


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Rocking the Boat is a dynamic South Bronx youth development organization that uses wooden boatbuilding and on-water education to build kids. As they say, "Kids don't just build boats at Rocking the Boat, boats build kids."
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The Honorable Patrick Leahy
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Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy Today the Committee focuses on a little-known abuse of Executive authority that threatens devastating consequences for American consumers. Diana Levine was a successful musician in Vermont. She and her husband performed and recorded children's music. A few years ago, she sought medical treatment at a local clinic for nausea and was injected with an antihistamine. A subsequent infection resulted in gangrene and, tragically, Diana had to have her arm amputated. She filed a common law negligence claim at her local courthouse against the drug's manufacturer. A jury awarded her $2.4 million in economic damages and $5 million in non-economic damages for her life-altering injuries. The drug company defendant appealed. The Vermont Supreme Court upheld the verdict and judgment upon review. This tragic case demonstrates how our civil justice system can work. It also reveals a practice by this Administration to usurp laws through federal regulations at the expense of consumers. In this case, the drug company has not accepted the jury findings and decisions of the Vermont courts. Instead, it is seeking review from the United States Supreme Court because it argues that federal regulation of the drug's label should prevent even the filing of the suit for these injuries. Diana's story illustrates how an obscure legal theory called "implied preemption" is being invoked to shield corporations from culpability and prevent injured Americans from obtaining redress for their injuries. Today's hearing will examine the Bush Administration's efforts to assist corporations in this effort and override State laws that protect Americans. Just yesterday, a judge appointed by this President struck down a New York City law requiring fast food supposedly conflicted with federal regulations. 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Guinea fowl tagine
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Cooking time
Prep: 30 mins Cook: 1 hr, 30 mins Plus marinatingSkill level
Serves 4This is wonderful, honest, one-pot food - stick it in the middle of the table and let everyone help themselves
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- fat
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- saturates
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- fibre
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- sugar
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- salt
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- 1 guinea fowl
- a little olive oil
- 2 carrots, cut into chunks
- 2 red onions, cut into chunks
- 6 dried prunes, dates or figs
- rind 1 preserved lemon, cut into strips
- 1 mint sprig, leaves chopped
- harissa to serve
For the chermoula
- 1 large red onion, roughly chopped
- 1 large garlic clove
- 1½ cm piece fresh root ginger, roughly chopped
- 100ml olive oil
- 100ml lemon juice
- ½ tsp Thai fish sauce
- 1 heaped tsp honey
- ½ tsp ground cumin
- ½ tsp ground paprika
- ½ tsp turmeric powder
- ½ tsp hot chilli powder
- 1 handful flat-leaf parsley
- 1 handful coriander
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- 200g couscous
- 1 tsp salt
- 100g butter, cubed
- 1 small handful sultanas
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- The day before cooking, put all the ingredients for the chermoula in a blender and process until smooth. Pour over the bird and marinate in the fridge overnight.
- Next day, heat oven to 220C/200C fan/ gas 7. Scrape the chermoula marinade off the bird and set aside. Heat a little olive oil in a large frying pan and brown the bird on all sides over a high heat. Put the carrots, onions, fruit and reserved chermoula into the tagine and place the guinea fowl on top. Pour in about 400ml water – enough to come 1cm from the top of the tagine base. Cover and cook in the oven for about 45 mins, then turn the heat down to 180C/160C fan/gas 4 and cook for another 45 mins.
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