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PanARMENIAN.Net - Former Heritage MP Stepan Safaryan believes the opposition's nominating him as a single candidate for Avan's 1st electoral district at parliamentary by-elections to be possible, 168 Zham daily said.According to the daily, Safaryan's remarks might be addressed to Armenian National Congress (ANC) opposition bloc.
However, ANC coordinator Levon Zurabyan told the daily, "the issue will be discussed when Ruben Hayrapetyan is eventually stripped of deputy mandate and the MP seat for Avan's 1st electoral district becomes vacant."
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Mexico and Honduras meet at the Azteca Stadium on Friday in a match that will have huge implications for the CONCACAF qualifying group.
With the top three nations in the group guaranteed a place at the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Mexico are currently in pole position to secure third spot.
Honduras, who sit fourth, are a point behind Mexico but a win for Jose Manuel de la Torre's men would give them breathing space in their bid to qualify automatically for their sixth World Cup in a row.
Luis Fernando Suarez's side drew 2-2 with Mexico in the reverse fixture in March but Honduras goalkeeper Donis Escobar believes that his team-mates can go one better this time and leapfrog their opponents in the standings.
"There are a lot of experts who are going against us, but with a team fully focused, there are no obstacles," he told the official CONCACAF website.
"There is nothing impossible. It can be against the fans, the altitude, or that they are strong at home, there is nothing easy.
"The mindset that we have is that we come into this game mentally strong and we'll take to the field 100 per cent sure that things are going to go well.
"The mindset that we have is if we can achieve and earn four points (from the next two qualifiers), that would put us on the doorstep of qualifying."
Defeat for Mexico, who have drawn five of their six qualifiers so far, with four of those ending 0-0, would mean that Honduras jump above them, while also handing Panama the chance to move into fourth.
The fourth-placed team at the end of the group will meet Oceania winners New Zealand in a two-legged play-off, with the winners heading to Brazil.
Panama, who reached the final of the Gold Cup in July, are without a win in three qualifiers but will be favourites to pick up maximum points against bottom side Jamaica.
One of Jamaica's two points in the campaign came from their 1-1 draw with Julio Dely Valdes' side and Panama will need to improve on their recent form if they are to pick up the win, having failed to score in their last three qualifiers.
Friday's other clash sees first face second, as Gold Cup champions USA travel to Costa Rica looking to make it three wins in a row.
The US have dropped points just twice in the group so far but Costa Rica have been almost as impressive, going on a four-game unbeaten run since losing to Jurgen Klinsmann's side in March.
Klinsmann could be without Jozy Altidore, who missed club side Sunderland's Premier League fixture against Crystal Palace with a hamstring injury.
The 23-year-old has scored three of his country's last five goals in qualifying and will be assessed prior to the match.
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ATP Recordings to release Autolux A6 publication
It's always nice when art and music come together, and today ATP Recordings have announced they'll be releasing a limited edition A6 publication of stills imagery to coincide with the animated video accompaniment to AUTOLUX's 'Science of Imaginary Solutions'. The single will be limited to just 100 physical copies and is taken from the album Transit Transit.
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Six winners from the Wearable Technologies World Cup
January 29, 2014 // Julien Happich
The top 20 finalists and the ultimate winner from the 2013 Wearable Technologies Innovation World Cup were just announced at this years Wearable Technologies Conference in Munich, out of 600 entries from 69 different countries.
Although there are many more listed into the events hall-of-fame, here is my favourite pick from the top finalists. At the official award ceremony, Moticon was declared the overall winner and WT Innovator of the Year for its intelligent insole, OpenGo Therapist.
OpenGo is what German startup Moticon claims to be the worlds first fully integrated and wirelessly connected sensor insole, measuring plantar pressure distribution. Designed to be cost-effective and as thin and flexible as a normal insole, the sensor-laden insole can be used for patient monitoring and direct feedback to patients with respect to gait training and overload prevention.
But it can also provide direct training feedback in sports. It can operate in live mode, transmitting data through an ANT+ radio to a mobile device in real-time (an ANT+ enabled USB flash drive plugs into the phone), or in recording mode where it stores data on an integrated flash memory. The insole features 13 capacitive pressure sensors as well as a 3D acceleration sensor and a temperature sensor.
Created in 2011, Swiss startup Biovotion AG took the top rank in the Healthcare & Wellness award category for its Biovotion Vital Sign Monitoring (VSM) platform. Wearable health monitoring has a big market to address in ageing Europe and research labs such as imec, Fraunhofer or CEA-Leti regularly come up with interesting concepts to monitor vital signs.
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OCEAN CITY — The Ocean City Theatre Company will close out its summer shows this weekend with a collaboration with the Ocean City Pops. "Swing! The Musical" combines music and dancing from the jazz era 7:30 p.m. Aug. 31 and Sept. 2 and 5 at the Ocean City Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Terrace.
"It's really exciting, a true celebration of music and dance," said Michael Hartman, artistic director for the Ocean City Theatre Company. "It's high energy, and it's going to have people dancing in their seats. The show is packaged well and really captures what the swing era was all about."
OCEAN CITY — Children wearing blue wristbands enjoy a ride on the Moby Dick amusement during an afternoon of unlimited rides Monday, Aug. 25, at Gillian's Wonderland Pier in Ocean City. The occasion was the final Wonder's Charitable Magical Monday of the year to benefit Hope for Care – A Cause for Nikki May, which is raising money for…
LONGPORT – The historic restoration at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer is nearly completed. The congregation will hold its last service of the summer season at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 31.
The church, which was a summertime place of worship for wealthy Philadelphia families since 1908, burned down to the sand beneath it during the freakish derecho storm on June 30, 2012.
OCEAN CITY — Summer vacation comes to end next week for students in the Ocean City School District. The first day of school for students is Thursday, Sept. 4 and there is plenty to look forward to.
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OCEAN CITY — The long-awaited beach replenishment project for Ocean City's south end is out to bid, Mayor Jay Gillian announced Friday, Aug. 22 in his latest letter to city residents.
The project is expected to be completed this fall by the US Army Corps of Engineers as part of a 50-year agreement to fill the beaches from 34th to 59th streets as necessary.
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At $4.3B, federal school funding an enormous waste
Written by Ann Richardson Thursday, September 09, 2010 12:15 pm
Teachers have a tremendous impact. Through the years they help not just educate, but mold, shape and encourage children to become successful adults and more importantly, good people.
After all, what good is it if a child can memorize facts and figures and pass a test, but has never learned what it means to be kind and compassionate, to take turns, work well with others, share or be a good friend and a caring person?
My first teacher at the old Wesley Avenue School was "Mrs. Ritter." Anna Ritter, the warm and wonderful kindergarten teacher touched a lot of lives. She wore her white hair in a bun and with a hefty dose of kindness, helped every one of her students get off to a good start.
Read more: At $4.3B, federal school funding an enormous waste
American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary donate $2,500 to Walk for the Wounded
Written by Staff Reports Monday, August 30, 2010 08:25 pm
OCEAN CITY - The second annual Walk for the Wounded is well on its way to surpassing the outstanding financial results of last year's event.
The 2010 Walk, which will take place on the Ocean City Boardwalk on Saturday, Oct. 2, has already received the support of several local organizations, including the Ocean City American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary, who signed on as Silver Star Sponsors of the event with a $2,500 donation.
Read more: American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary donate $2,500 to Walk for the Wounded
Local fishermen say President needs to cut bait on ocean protection order
Written by Ann Richardson Monday, August 30, 2010 03:16 pm
More than two dozen strong, they blasted their air horns as they entered the harbor in Martha's Vineyard last Thursday. The flotilla, a mix of recreational and commercial fishermen from coastal communities across the Northeast, was in Massachusetts to protest restrictions on fishing imposed by President Barack Obama through executive order that they say creates needless layers of bureaucracy while threatening their livelihood.
Leading the parade was Jim Hutchinson, managing director of the New Jersey Recreational Fishing Alliance, in a 45-foot trawler with the NJRFA flag atop the wheel house. Another, the Gadsden flag, delivered the message: "Don't tread on me."
"It was awesome," Hutchinson said. "It was a wonderful day. New Jersey was well represented."
Read more: Local fishermen say President needs to cut bait on ocean protection order
Summer is almost over, but confusion over new pedestrian law still remains
Written by Ann Richardson Tuesday, August 24, 2010 08:02 am
Relax. Take a deep breath, it's almost over. Labor Day is around the corner, ushering in a slower pace and hopefully, beautiful Indian Summer weather.
Waiting in the wings, however, is the culmination of that giant $400 million bridge project, which could bring unprecedented off-season traffic nightmares. But the construction project is a column for another day.
It's been a long, hot summer. Like an unending full moon and the requisite loony behavior, it's been more difficult than any in recent memory. The confusion surrounding the state's pedestrian laws and an increase in erratic bicycle behavior has made navigating the island pretty difficult.
Read more: Summer is almost over, but confusion over new pedestrian law still remains
Is there such a thing as too much sun for downtown merchants?
Written by Ann Richardson Monday, August 23, 2010 03:11 pm
OCEAN CITY – You would think a long, hot summer marked by an abundance of sunshine would be considered perfect "Chamber of Commerce" weather.
But many retail merchants prefer those long stretches be interrupted by weather inclement enough that it lures visitors off the beach in search of alternate activities.
Downtown merchants finally got their wish last week when the weather drove people to Asbury Avenue to check out the more than 100 unique shops, galleries and restaurants.
Read more: Is there such a thing as too much sun for downtown merchants?
Absentee landlords beware, police aim to tame local animal houses
Written by Ann Richardson Tuesday, August 17, 2010 11:21 am
We've all seen it: a group of young adults - mostly under-aged – in full "party mode," swarming a rental unit. Spilling out across the porch and onto the sidewalk, they're giddy with excitement and oblivious to those around them.
The keg is tapped, and red cups in hand, they're having a grand old time at the expense of their neighbors. Loud and obnoxious, senior week continues through the summer.
Read more: Absentee landlords beware, police aim to tame local animal houses
Johnson's expansion aims to keep business popping
Written by Ann Richardson Wednesday, August 11, 2010 10:23 am
OCEAN CITY – Johnson's Popcorn employees have worked in tight quarters for years, so when a neighboring business vacated, affording the boardwalk business the opportunity to expand, it didn't let a sour economy stand in their way.
Owner John Stauffer said the boardwalk landmark has churned out the famous caramel popcorn for 70 years and weathered worse storms than the recent recession.
Read more: Johnson's expansion aims to keep business popping
Conservative talk show hosts predict Republic sweep in November
Written by Ann Richardson Tuesday, August 10, 2010 02:54 pm
Oblivious to the federal government's $1.4 trillion deficit, Speaker Nancy Pelosi was calling the House of Representatives back into session to pass a $26 billion stimulus bill as I headed to Atlantic City with my friends to see Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck last Thursday.
Part of a summer-long lecture series, the conservative talk show hosts appeared at the Hilton and it was awesome. The sold out crowd – "We the People," freedom-loving folks fearful of socialism on the move with the takeover of American industry from banking to automobiles, ObamaCare, cap and tax and unending stimulus – gave the Fox News duo several standing ovations.
Read more: Conservative talk show hosts predict Republic sweep in November
Despite new law, eye contact and common sense are still key for pedestrians
Written by Ann Richardson Tuesday, August 03, 2010 01:35 pm
Lured by all the seashore has to offer, a bumper crop of visitors poured into town on Saturday. More are expected next week; tourism officials predict a very, very busy August.
We're at full capacity and you can feel the energy and enthusiasm as people hit the beach and the boards.
Cash registers are ringing and that's a good thing. Much to the relief of local merchants, visitors are letting loose, unleashing the power of their collective pocketbooks.
Read more: Despite new law, eye contact and common sense are still key for pedestrians
Home Bank sponsors Ocean City Pops meet and greet
Written by Staff Reports Monday, August 02, 2010 01:48 pm
Debbie Clark, Ocean City Home Bank branch manager, presents a check to Barbara Parsons, board member of the Friends of the Ocean City Pops, to sponsor a meet and greet event held after the Tuesday, Aug. 3 Pops concert.
For want of a nail: Keep an eye out for popping boards this summer
Written by Ann Richardson Tuesday, July 27, 2010 01:00 am
Anxiously awaiting a houseful of company for the Fourth of July weekend, Pat O'Callaghan had nothing but happy thoughts as she walked the boardwalk on the morning of July 1.
With guests due to arrive that evening, she was contemplating the dinner menu as she headed south on the wooden way. "What a beautiful day," she thought, as she noticed the sun bouncing off the ocean. It was, she said, one of those "Life is good" moments.
"I was speed-walking at a pretty good clip," she said, adding that she regularly completes the five-mile round trip with a smile on her face and kick in her step. "I was in such a happy mood."
Fate intervened when she hit one of those infamous popped nails that I have written so much about in the past few years.
Read more: For want of a nail: Keep an eye out for popping boards this summer
The 'fat police' are coming and local traditions could be on the line
Written by Ann Richardson Thursday, July 22, 2010 02:40 pm
I was in the home gym with my daughter and visiting daughter-in-law on Sunday when the newscaster made the announcement – it was National Ice Cream Day!
We were joyful, a holiday near and dear to our collective hearts. When we finished working out we celebrated – with a dish of ice cream.
Read more: The 'fat police' are coming and local traditions could be on the line
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- What about marinas north of Ninth Street?
- Property owners deserve a say in how taxes are spent
- Poor planning has a cost
- Freckles are cause for concern
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- Pinchess Leia is the new Miss Crustacean
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- 2 tablespoons butter, at room temperature
- 6 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 2kg beef scotch fillet (rib eye) roast
- Salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 1.5kg (about 10) sebago (brushed) potatoes, peeled, halved lengthways, patted dry with paper towel
- 2 bunches Dutch (baby) carrots, trimmed to 1cm, washed, scrubbed, patted dry with paper towel
- 1 tablespoon plain flour
- 375ml (1 1/2 cups) beef stock
- Steamed spinach or green beans, to serve
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This was my first time making a roast, it was a lot easier than I thought it would be. This recipe was great. The family loved and ill definitely be making it again.
Very tasty indeed cooked this in my convection oven beautifully moist and tender great flavour.will cook this again
Easy and delicious. I used pumpkin and quartered onion instead of potatoes. Browning the meating beforehand is a key point, it really adds to the flavour. After roasting I took the meat and veggies out in one bowl, the jus in another, then sauteed sliced brown mushrooms in the roasting pan with a bit butter and olive oil, letting them cook for a good ten minutes. I added the jus from roasting to the mushrooms and let it reduce for a delicious gravy.
to easy when you read it , not hear it from ever body that dont know any thing
thank you my husband loves it and his proud of me as it was my first cook of roast beef and veges.
This was a fantastic guide for a nervous roaster. I made it with a really nice standing rib roast so it looked really impressive when finished. Cooked it to just over medium (a whole bunch of well done lovers at my table) and everyone thought it was delicious. Making this again very soon.
I didn't use their recipie for the veggies, just did my own thing so I can't comment on them. The gravy was delicious though, I also added some roasted garlic and thyme to the gravy. Would need to double the amount of gravy next time because everyone lapped it up!
Fantastic and easy to understand guide to doing a roast. I cooked a blade roast, which I thought would be tough - but was beautiful and tender. I cooked it for 35 minutes (1.1 kg) to med-rare. When frying-off at the beginning I would fry to a pale golden brown, as the roast darkens in the oven - I was a little over-zealous and ended up with a few charred patches! Also the gravy recipe is great - my variation was a handful of fresh thyme a crushed garlic clove and plenty of pepper. Great recipe/ roast guide.
Oh also - I made slits in the meat before frying/ browning and stuffed them with slivers of garlic and thyme, the roast was beautifully flavoured and the garlic roasted perfectly.
I've used this guide for an eye fillet and a Wagyu rump, and honestly, this turns out perfectly *every* time. I've adjusted the recipe just slightly - I love seasoning with heaps of rosemary and garlic cloves, which gives the potatoes and beef a gorgeous kick (not to mention, my house smells amazing while we're waiting for dinner!). I like roasting carrots, butternut pumpkin, sweet potato and little baby onions with this. Beautiful!
Wow - a recipe that was easy and came out tasting great! Everything was perfect - the meat, potatoes and carrots! Thanks!
Made this tonight and it was delicous!!! So simple to make and quick to! Didn't do the vegies according to the recipe and no gravy needed. Will definitly keep this recipe for future use!!
I used a rib eye fillet and cooked it to medium rare. It was perfect and tender! Didn't make the roast veges tho.
I made this with a 1.2kg piece of rump using medium rare cooking time. Super easy and delicious!!
Luv'd the recipe, very easy, the meat was cooked perfectly, A big Thank you!!
very easy for a roast. will make again!
Meat cooked beautifully : ) ... Hope to try one of the gravy recipes next time !!!!
The beef turned out perfect! I chucked the veges in with the meat as well. Roasted pumpkin on a different tray. Also made the peppercorn gravy. It was great!
Easy easy easy... I even chuck all the vegies in to the roasting dish from the start (save on dishes). Yummy!
Very nice and easy, orange gravy is excellent!
super easy, great tasting. The gravy options at the bottom are wonderful. We loved it.
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|This is my first year growing from seed. My question is, if the soil is warm enough outside can I put my transplants out even if they aren't sizable yet? I'm mainly referring to peppers and tomatoes. I didn't really start them till early March. Do I have to follow the 4-6 week rule or the 6-8 week rule? Is this based on weather or how big/tall the plant needs to be before transplanting to the garden? Thanks for any info you can give me.
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- Posted by oilpainter 3 (My Page) on Sat, Apr 10, 10 at 11:35
|Those are not rules. They are based on the length of time it should take to reach the size needed for transplanting. A Tomato or pepper should be at least close to 6 inches before setting out and have a good root system. The latter is the most important. Small seedlings just don't have a good root system and are more fragile. They are easily killed by adverse weather conditions.
In addition your soil must be warm. If you can't dig under the first layer of soil and feel the warmth then it's too cool for Tomatoes and peppers
- Posted by angelhair45 7b (My Page) on Sat, Apr 10, 10 at 11:52
|The soil is definitely warm. It's been in the 90's. I have watermelons and cucumbers among other warm weather crops growing that were direct seeded. I have a group of tomato starts that are much taller than the rest and thought they may be tall enough to go out, but they aren't quite 6 inches yet.
|They are your plants so of course you can set them out whenever you wish as long as you understand the risks, that the odds are not good for them, and you are willing to accept the results - be they good or bad. There won't be any "plant police" who come along and arrest you for plant abuse. ;)
I wouldn't do it but some folks will transplant both tomatoes and peppers at the cotyledon stage. They are willing to accept a 50% loss of plants, even under ideal conditions, in exchange for the jump start some of the survivors get.
It isn't a common practice by any means but why not try just a few of yours while holding some back in reserve and see how it works for you in your garden. Just keep good notes on all the details so next year you'll know when to set them out and when NOT to.
- Posted by angelhair45 7b (My Page) on Sat, Apr 10, 10 at 14:02
|So I guess what I am asking, is how do you know when they are ready? It's been a month; they are between 4 and 5 inches tall; the roots are starting to poke through; they have true leaves; and the weather is warm enough. (I already have a few transplants out that I bought at the store and they are doing well, but they were a bit taller than mine)
Is it better to wait till they are 6 inches and keep them under lights or put them outside in the warm sunshine now even though they aren't too tall?
|Well since they were raised inside they will have to be hardened off first anyway before they can be transplanted. Nothing can go from the inside directly to the garden. ;)
Hardening off takes about a week since it is a very gradual process so a week from now when they are fully hardened off (lots of posts here on how to do that or just Google 'harden off plants') they will be a bit bigger.
So I guess what I am asking, is how do you know when they are ready?
This is for future reference.
(1) are they still in their original container or have they been transplanted at least once? If not, then they aren't ready. The ones you bought had already been transplanted 2x.
(2) Do they have at least 2 full sets of true leaves? If not, they aren't ready since they don't have enough top growth OR root structure to keep them going. This is where the 6-8" rule comes in as that is the average height of a plant ready to go.
(3) Are they at least 6 weeks old? If not, then they probably haven't developed a sufficient root structure yet. ESPECIALLY if they have never been transplanted from the original container.
(4) Peppers are very seldom transplanted to the garden at the same time as peppers. There is usually at least a 2 week gap between since peppers require much warmer soil temps than tomatoes. So measure your soil temperatures. Don't just assume it is warm enough. Air temp does not = soil temps 6" down.
But none of this is cast in stone. They are "guidelines" developed to help insure the best chance of success. But as I said, you have to experiment a bit to see what works best for you.
Bottom line is that for your zone you started them a bit too late - note that for next year and back up 2 weeks. So given that, your patience now, if you can hold out for another week to 10 days, will be rewarded.
Hope this helps.
- Posted by angelhair45 7b (My Page) on Sat, Apr 10, 10 at 18:58
|Thank you. That helped a lot!
|Another reason to hold back would be if your last average frost date is still in the future. Just because the weather's warm now, does not mean the warmth is here to stay. We had temps in the 80's at the beginning of the week. Yesterday the high was 45 and the hilltowns had night temps in the twenties. Planting out early would have been disaster, unless the gardener had a way to protect the plants from a hard freeze. You're in a warmer zone, so you may be good to go.
Those guidelines for what to start when are intended to help the gardener have a healthy plant of an appropriate size at the safe plant-out date, usually the last average frost date.
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Russia: Syria rebels likely behind Aleppo chemical attack
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russian scientific analysis indicates a deadly projectile that hit a suburb of the Syrian city of Aleppo on March 19 contained the nerve agent sarin and was most likely fired by rebels, Russia's U.N. envoy said on Tuesday.
The incident at Khan al-Assal in the northern province of Aleppo killed more than two dozen people. Both the government and rebels have blamed each other for what they say was an attack involving chemical weapons. Both sides also deny using chemical weapons.
Moscow's U.N. ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, said Russian experts visited the location where the projectile struck and took their own samples of material from the site. Those samples, he said, were then analyzed at a Russian laboratory certified by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.
"The results of the analysis clearly indicate that the ordnance used in Khan al-Assal was not industrially manufactured and was filled with sarin," he said.
"The projectile involved is not a standard one for chemical use," Churkin said. "Hexogen, utilized as an opening charge, is not utilized in standard ammunitions. Therefore, there is every reason to believe that it was armed opposition fighters who used the chemical weapons in Khan al-Assal."
Churkin said he had informed U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon of the Russian findings.
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Toronto closer Jon Rauch is out following an emergency appendectomy, so Frank Francisco was warming up to pitch the ninth inning of a 1-0 game yesterday when his shoulder started barking.
Francisco stopped throwing and the Blue Jays instead let Casey Janssen finish the game by pitching a third inning.
Today is an off day for the Blue Jays, but Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com reports that Francisco will likely be examined by doctors before being cleared to pitch Tuesday, with a trip to the disabled list potentially looming.
Francisco has pitched very well since losing his closer job to Rauch in mid-July, allowing just one run in 13 innings with an 11/1 K/BB ratio, but he has a history of arm problems and spent time on the DL earlier this season with a strained pectoral muscle that was initially classified as a shoulder injury.
- proudlycanadian - Aug 22, 2011 at 1:52 PM
He had the good sense to realize that something was wrong and told the bullpen coach. He did not try to tough things out on the mound and potentially blow the game. The Jay's broadcast did show pictures of Francisco with his head in his hands. He was obviously upset. Fortunately, Janssen was able to pitch a third hitless inning. Once Janssen took the mound in the 9th, the Jays did have 2 other pitchers start to warm up. Fortunately they were not necessary.
- dirtyharry1971 - Aug 22, 2011 at 2:27 PM
common sense tells me a 4th place team isnt going to miss their closer very much.
- proudlycanadian - Aug 22, 2011 at 4:07 PM
Surprisingly, I actually agree with Harry for a change. As Harry might remember, a few years ago, on another site he taunted me with the phrase "HaHa Janssen has gone on the DL". It was a serious injury. We both agree that Janssen is the better pitcher.
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PC, one big reason they are 4th is ALL the blown saves. The Jays have a serious problem holding – nee CLINGING – to a lead in the 9th Inning and beyond. 26 for 46? Ouch!!!!
- proudlycanadian - Aug 22, 2011 at 5:04 PM
I do not have the stats in front of me; however, once the Jays get into extra innings they have a winning record. Both Francisco and Rauch have blown too many save opportunities and are unlikely to be back next year. They both project as type 2 free agents and as such would bring a sandwich round pick if they sign elsewhere. Janssen could be the closer next year. Another possibility is McGowan who after several seasons of not playing due to a series of injuries is pitching quite well in a rehab stint.
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Writer's Note: The following is a recap of this weekend's TORC: The Off-Road Championship season finale at Crandon, Wisconsin. NBCSN will air the races this Saturday, Sept. 6, at 3:30 p.m. ET. If you don't want to know who won until then, we suggest you find another post to read here on MotorSportsTalk…
NASCAR: Late-season stumbles put Bowyer, Larson on ropes heading to Richmond
Sep 1, 2014, 3:11 PM EDT
For Clint Bowyer and Kyle Larson, winning on Saturday night will be all that matters if they want a spot in the Chase.
Carpenter, SFHR top single-car teams in year before fusion into CFH
Sep 1, 2014, 2:00 PM EDT
Ed Carpenter Racing and Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing end as the top single-car teams in 2014, before merging in 2015.
Feelin' free: Frustrations end for Chase-bound Kahne, IndyCar champ Power
Sep 1, 2014, 1:38 PM EDT
Kasey Kahne saves his season in Atlanta, while Will Power changes his career in Fontana.
Carlos Munoz Sunoco Rookie of the Year in a deep IndyCar freshman class
Sep 1, 2014, 12:00 PM EDT
Carlos Munoz takes home the top rookie honors after a successful first full season in the Verizon IndyCar Series.
Honda preps for first simulations, expresses confidence it can match Mercedes
Sep 1, 2014, 11:15 AM EDT
Honda's motorsport chief provides an update on the company's F1 engine progress.
IndyCar: Power leads award winners during series championship celebration
Sep 1, 2014, 10:27 AM EDT
IndyCar championship banquet goes off quickly, smoothly with a good bit of humor.
Danica Patrick finishes career-best 6th after G-W-C craziness in Atlanta
Sep 1, 2014, 1:25 AM EDT
The result beats her previous high water mark of seventh this past May at Kansas.
Kevin Harvick far from being happy after Paul Menard wrecks him, costing a chance for win
Sep 1, 2014, 1:10 AM EDT
HAMPTON, Ga. — It was a rough night for a number of drivers in Sunday's Oral-B USA 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Atlanta, including Kevin Harvick, Clint Bowyer and Marcos Ambrose.
Kenseth clinches Chase berth; Bowyer falls out of Grid with one race to go
Sep 1, 2014, 12:43 AM EDT
Matt Kenseth enters the post-season with a second place result, while Clint Bowyer finds himself outside the Chase Grid going into next Saturday's regular season finale.
Kasey Kahne rallies in last 2 laps to win at Atlanta, makes Chase
Sep 1, 2014, 12:14 AM EDT
HAMPTON, Ga. – Kasey Kahne's 17th career Sprint Cup win couldn't have been any larger.
Tony Stewart's comeback hopes end with rough 41st-place finish at Atlanta
Aug 31, 2014, 10:07 PM EDT
HAMPTON, Ga. – It was not the comeback that Tony Stewart had hoped for.
NASCAR Atlanta Update: Stewart falls back after contact with Kyle Busch; Kenseth leads
Aug 31, 2014, 9:45 PM EDT
Tony Stewart's return to competition tonight at Atlanta Motor Speedway has encountered some trouble after a restart run-in with "Rowdy."
Schumacher (TF), Hagan (FC), Line (PS), Krawiec (PSM) ones to beat in Monday's NHRA U.S. Nationals finals
Aug 31, 2014, 9:08 PM EDT
Following Sunday's final round of qualifying, Tony Schumacher (Top Fuel), Matt Hagan (Funny Car), Jason Line (Pro Stock) and Eddie Krawiec (Pro Stock Motorcycle) will lead their respective classes as No. 1 qualifiers for Monday's final eliminations of the 60th annual Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals.
Tony Stewart the obvious fan favorite during pre-race introductions at Atlanta
Aug 31, 2014, 7:28 PM EDT
HAMPTON, Ga. — There was no question which driver received the most applause and cheers during driver introductions prior to the start of Sunday night's Oral-B USA 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
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China hails "greatest discovery since Peking Man"
An almost complete human skull fossil that could date back 100,000 years has been unearthed in China, state media said on Wednesday, hailing it as the greatest discovery since Peking Man.
Last month's find in Xuchang, in the central province of Henan, was made after two years of excavation just as two archaeologists were leaving for the Lunar New Year break, the China Daily said.
"We expect more discoveries of importance," Li Zhanyang, archaeologist with the Henan Cultural Relics and Archaeology Research Institute, was quoted as saying.
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