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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (March 19, 2013) – Hudson Valley Hospital Center's 2nd Annual Winning Winter Whiskers fundraising campaign is off to a great start, raising over $11,000 so far. But we need the community's help to make our $35,000 goal.
Nearly 30 men have signed up to grow their whiskers to benefit the Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center. While it may be too late to join the whisker-growing competition, it's not too late to support your favorite contestant. Sponsorships for this great event are also still available. Visit hvhc.npgdev.comto find out more.
"Our new event website has made it so easy to get involved and to track all the beard-growing progress,'' said John Federspiel, President of Hudson Valley Hospital Center. "We'd like to thank our sponsors, The Peekskill Brewery and Drive Action Digital, as well as, all the men who are growing their beards for this worthy cause. We urge everyone in the community to go on line and support these guys as they head into the final weeks of this competition.''
Competition has been fierce in the final weeks. A group of employees from the Firehouse Grill in Peekskill are growing their beards for the cause as well as hospital physicians and other employees. Vying for the two top fundraising spots are two Hospital Vice Presidents, William Dauster, Vice President of Marketing and Development, and Edmund Coletti, Vice President of Facilities. Dauster has pulled ahead, raising $3,075, surpassing his goal of $3,000. Coletti has raised $1,960, very close to making his $2,000 goal. The total raised thus far is $11,262.
While Dauster said he doesn't want to give up the lead, he's hoping that some of the others will narrow the gap. "It's all for a very good cause,'' he said. "Cancer affects all of us and it's important to support a quality, comprehensive cancer center like the Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Center, which is right in our backyard.''
The contest began March 1. Each participant snapped a clean shaven photo of themselves to record the progress. Photos of participants are posted on the HVHC Facebook page along with competition updates. To support a favorite contestant, visit hvhc.npgdev.comand click on the beard icon on the homepage.
Those who contribute more than $100 will get free admission to The Beard Bash sponsored by the Peekskill Brewery in the Tap Room of its brand new location on South Water Street on Monday April 1st from 5 to 8 p.m. The event will be open to the public for a donation of $25 at the door and awards will be given for Most Money Raised, Wildest Beard, Longest Beard, and Most Creative Fundraising Tactics. Sponsorship opportunities for the Beard Bash are still available. Information can be found on the event website or by calling the HVHC Foundation Office at 914-734-3526.
On average, a cancer patient makes more than 100 individual trips to obtain care during their first year of diagnosis and treatment. Cancer patients in the HVHC Center's service area have had to drive at least 30 minutes or more to access care. The Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center offers care close to home, reducing stress on patients and their families, and provides all services under one roof.
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— The NCAA finally got something right when it reduced the death-like sanctions against Penn State University. Although there was no admission from President Mark Emmert, who meted out the institution-crippling penalties in 2012, a reasonable person should easily recognize that two wrongs don't make a right and the NCAA had mistakenly donned the cloak of judge, jury and executioner against the Nittany Lions in the investigation process.
Former coach Jerry Sandusky is a horrible person who did unthinkable things to children. Just as bad, people holding the most responsible positions on the State College campus were aware of horrific deeds done by a key university employee and covered up his actions because they feared if made public, they might stain Penn State's renowned reputation. Yet they did nothing.
As dastardly as they were, as reprehensible as anything to come to light on a college campus, this wasn't a simple athletic infraction. It was a crime against humanity committed by Sandusky – a violent offense – that belonged in the criminal justice system. The same for the so-called "Penn State Three" – former school president Graham Spanier, ex-athletic director Tim Curley and former senior vice president for finance and business Gary Schultz – who are now fighting for their futures in court, where they face perjury charges.
Emmert must come from a culture that says there is nothing bigger than sports, a case where our institutions of higher education are merely centers for high-stakes athletic competition that determines and shapes a university's identification and prestige. Otherwise, why would he try to rule supreme in a matter that was way outside his court of jurisdiction?
The NCAA attacked the investigation in a heavy-handed way. In the end, Penn State was given a choice: Either accept the most draconian sanctions ever handed down or understand it would be given the "death penalty," which would have shut down the school's football program. There would be no "due process" in the case and the damaging investigation in the Freeh Report could not be questioned.
Under duress, the school accepted the findings and sanctions and the athletes on the football team received a public flogging of the worst kind, even though the players weren't involved in any part of the sordid mess. They were being penalized for a crime no team member committed.
The university, through its leaders, had committed serious sins and in this case was deserving of punishment. Nothing could be done to save Penn State's from ridicule and shame. A $60 million fine against the university was staggering, but justifiable given the seriousness of the crime and the lack of proper response by PSU officials.
But penalizing the team with a loss of scholarships and a four-year ban on postseason play seemed like a serious hit on those who couldn't stand up in court and plead "not guilty" to the horrible deeds. Emmert's actions were a case of penalizing everyone on the Penn State campus regardless of what they knew or when they knew it.
The NCAA originally had cut the number of yearly football scholarships Penn State could award incoming players from 25 to 15. Beginning with the 2014-15 season, five will be restored. That still leaves Penn State at a major competitive disadvantage. Also, the postseason ban remains intact. But that too could be reviewed if attempts to improve "athletic integrity" are documented.
No one is trying to minimize the seriousness of the scandal at Penn State. But in this rush to judgment, the whole episode took on the appearance of mob mentality. People were going to pay whether they were part of the conspiracy or not.
In time, matters pending in the criminal justice system will be adjudicated, hopefully, in a fair and honest way. Sandusky has been convicted and will be imprisoned until the day he dies. Former legendary coach Joe Paterno has left this earth, less the last 111 victories of his career. Innocent young boys will forever carry the scars inflicted on them by a madman. Few will ever understand the suffering they have endured.
Regardless of how court dealings and NCAA sanctions play out, one wonders if happiness will ever return to Happy Valley. At Penn State, these remain sad times in a sad place.
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When the Tampa Bay Devil Rays took Upton second, the Orioles reacted quickly at their Camden Yards headquarters and took British Columbia left-handed pitcher Adam Loewen with the fourth pick in Tuesday's First-Year Player Draft.
Loewen, 18, is the first of two Canadians -- along with Jeff Francis -- taken in the first round. The Rockies selected Francis. And although the Orioles were disappointed that Upton was gone, they were pleased to get a potentially talented left-hander.
"I don't think it's any secret that we wanted Upton in the worst way," scouting director Tony DeMacio said. "We wanted a position player we thought who could be an impact guy. [But] we feel like Adam Loewen has a chance to be a No. 1 or 2 starter in the big leagues. We just didn't feel like we could pass on that type of impact pitcher."
Loewen, 6 feet 6 and 220 pounds, throws in the low 90-mph range. He did not play high school baseball because Fraser Valley Christian High School did not field a team. The Orioles scouted him playing for the Whaley Premier League, considered an equivalent to the Babe Ruth or American Legion programs in the United States.
"Actually I felt I was going to go to Baltimore," Loewen told MLB.com from his Surrey, British Columbia, home. "They were at all my games. It's a great organization. Right now, it's an unbelievable feeling."
Though Canadians have occupied Major League rosters before, Loewen is the highest-drafted Canadian in history since Canadian players became available to pick in 1985. Loewen is considered perhaps the best pitcher ever to originate from north of the border.
"With all of the great players to come out of Canada, I can't put into words what it feels like to be told that," Loewen said. "My goal is to be with the [Major League club] in two years. I think I can do it. There is a shortage of left-handed pitchers in the big leagues."
Loewen is the second Canadian recently selected by Baltimore. Left-handed pitcher Erik Bedard from Naum, Ontario, was taken in the sixth round in the 1999 draft and made his Major League debut earlier this season.
Bedard is now pitching for Double-A Bowie. Although Bedard is a finesse pitcher, DeMacio made it clear that Loewen is different.
"The young man is bigger and more physical and is just 18," DeMacio said. "He has a good breaking ball for a young left-hander, and he touched 95 [mph] again [Monday]. He will throw low- to mid-90s. He's a strikeout pitcher and has nice, easy delivery."
Loewen has some impressive accomplishments for a pitcher who has yet to graduate high school. He played for Team Canada's national junior team the past three years. Two years ago, he beat eventual World Junior League champion Korea and was named team MVP. In 2001, he tossed a no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates' Dominican summer league squad, striking out 16. He went 5-1 with a 0.16 ERA this season.
"The majority of high schools played in the states aren't different from Canada," DeMacio said. "He faced great worldwide competition. I took a nice long trip to Vancouver and then a ferry to Victoria Island to see him."
Loewen led Surrey to the 1996 Little League World Series and has signed a letter of intent to play at Arizona State. He is expected to sign with the Orioles.
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JKR/WB vs RDR Books Trial: A partial settlement reached; WSJ summarizes day three of testimonyCompanion Books
UPDATE: The Wall Street Journal Law Blog has three entries today about the on-going trial.
In the first entry, Law Blogger Dan Slater reports that the lawyers involved informed Judge Patterson earlier today that they had reached a settlement on the false advertising and deceptive trade practices claims, meaning that neither JKR's name nor any words of praise from her toward the online version of the Lexicon will appear on the cover of the print Lexicon, should RDR be successful in pushing forward with publication. The copyright infringement claim is still on the table.
Mr. Slater quotes Judge Patterson: "I don't want to be influenced by either party's attitude toward settlement." and "I think this case, with imagination, could be settled . . . . But don't throw anything out because of my desire to move ahead". Patterson remarked that he suspects the case will be appealed, and that it could potentially got the Surpreme Court, taking years to resolve.
Lawyers for JKR/WB stated that their case for copyright infringement had been concluded. Lawyers for RDR Books called University of California Berkeley literature professor and lexicon and literature expert Janet Sorensen to the stand, with the purpose of establishing that a guide to a creative work written by other than the author can be of benefit to readers in understanding the author's work.
In a second report by Slater, IP (Intellectual Property) expert Ethan Horwitz is asked for his take on the case. Asks Slater:
So you think it's running neck and neck between Warner Bros. and J.K. Rowling on the one side, and RDR Books on the other?
Horwitz responds that each side can find precedence to support fair-use, and continues on to offer instances of where fair-use has been challenged in court.
Later, Slater asks about the facts of the case. Says Horwitz: "Each side has some strengths and some weaknesses. Another part of the fair-use test involves the effect on the published work's market, essentially just how clearly the copyright holder has shown that the work will have a damaging economic effect on her publications. That's a tough argument for Rowling to make here because she, in the past, has been so encouraging of fan Web sites and lexicons and the like. This is where she has her major problem."
Horwitz also said: "Vander Ark's biggest issue, I think, is that his site looks so similar to the design of the Potter books. Technically speaking, it's a trademark issue, but it is going to affect another factor, which is the extent and value of the taking from the original work."
In response to Slater's request for a prediction, Horwitz declined to make one.
In his concluding post of the day, Wall Street Journal Law Blogger Slater states that the defense "scores some serious points".
Judge Patterson concluded that plaintiff expert witness Jeri Johnson failed to add significant evidence to the case. ""It's not helpful testimony because it draws conclusions without specifics," he said. "I can't simply take the expert's opinion as my own".
In Slater's opinion, Johnson's testimony "unraveled" when pressed by the defense. David Hamer, attorney for RDR Books, asked "Could a work be useful to a 10 year-old even if it's not something she would classify as a work of academic scholarship?" Johnson agreed; Hammer ceased questioning.
When JKR took the stand, according to Slater, she compared her novels to a cake, claiming that the Lexicon takes all the best "crumbs," repackages them and sells them for "entertainment value."
Judge Patterson asked if she believed the Lexicon would be read for entertainment value. JKR replied: "No… but, without seeming arrogant or vain, there are entertaining things in it — and I wrote them."
In a closing statement, defense attorney Falzone stated that ""Quality shouldn't matter". According to Slater, he concluded that if this is the case, then the solution is not to supress the material, but for Rowling to write her own.
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I saw a tobacco planter for sale on the internet and wonder if the planter would work for transplanting vegetables? It has two wheels angled toward each other where they meet the ground, which I presume is to press the soil on the newly planted tobacco plant. I can not see how the transplant would be delivered to the ground but there are two boxes on the unit that must be used to hold the transplants awaiting planting. Has anyone used one of these to transplant vegetables such as tomatoes?
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I use one to plant sweet potatoes and white potatoes. I think it would work fine for tomatoes. They made many different kinds of trans planters. The New Holland Planter is the better one as far as I am concerned. If you need some pics let me know.
Make sure the planter is in good condition. You will also need the sprockets for it if it was last used for tobacco spacing will be too far apart. If the sword is worn badly it will not plant well. parts are a bit hard to find and they are pricey when you find them
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was at an auction down here and two tobacca planters brought 60.00 each. everybody has just about quit farmin tobacca
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Tomatos, peppers, strawberries, celery, any plant that can be transplanted. I don't think cucumber and melon would do well after running through a transplanter.
Unlike Boss Hog, I like the Mechanical Transplanter brand best. That is probaly because my MT was new and I now use a well used Holland.
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I loveto look down a row planted with a transplanter. The precise placement of the plants is beautiful.
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I have a Holland 1 row transplanter. All the parts are still available from the factory. I just typed in Holland transplanter and came up with their site. Friendly group of people. You can get extra gearing, plant holders, chain drive,ect....Mine has a barrel for water that pours a cup right on the plant. You can put fertilizer in with the water to the plants a boost. Just be sure to use a "low salt" type fertilizer. I use about 2 to 4 oz's per gallon of water. Good luck..Greg
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was poking around in daddys old farming stuff and came across a 1 row watermelon transplanter gonna get out untangled from the junk and take a look see
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Tobacco was never grown much around here, just small patches for personal use, but I have always been fascinated with the transplanters, and have seen 2 main types. one had a chain and cup system where the rider placed individual plants in cups on the chain which moved it down to the ground and released them into the furrow and the presser wheels pushed the soil back in around the plants. The other type, 1 or two people rode on and put the plants in the furrow by hand. I know which one I would prefer to ride on.
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When I was little we had a 1 row pull type Holland. It had been used for tobacco, but we planted tomatoes and the like. It was a mechanical one with fingers. My father in law has a couple old ones that don't have any fingers at all. There are basically 2 large disks that come together to hold the plants. You basically set your spacing by where you put the plants.
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We used a Ellis pull type tobacco planter
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I'm using an older Rain flo transplanter for planting through plastic mulch. You need a little more acreage for production but cultivating between rows of plastic suits me fine. Put in beans and set a few hundred gladiolus bulbs yesterday (actually, they are corms)
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I have an old single-row Mechanical Transplanter that is set for 2-foot plant spacing, and I used it to plant tomatoes back when I was gardening on a pretty large scale (about 4 acres). Put out about 600 plants the last year I used it and it worked fine. If you do plan to set tomatoes using a setter that has been used in tobacco, make sure to clean it thoroughly first to keep the tobacco mosaic virus from killing your tomatoes.
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Sorry , you get who the Republican establishment wants and puts thier money behind , not some upstart doctor who hasn't paid his dues. Don't you guys realize that you don't really have a say in this , yet ?Marco Rubio looks like he is kissing the right asses to be the next nominee . My money is on him.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/2013/02/15/cb9d56ac-779c-11e2-8f84-3e4b513b1a13_print.htmlmore fodder for the Dr.
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Quote from: Dolorous Jason on February 17, 2013, 07:39:22 AMPolitical dues, antijava. I can see you don't know how the game is played in Washington either.That is exactly why people like him. He is NOT a politician.
Is it really possible in this day and age to have a president that openly admits to not believing in evolution?
I expect some folks will attempt to make issue over each - just wondering if you guys feel either or both could be a deal breaker. You both know the shortcomings of the current president, and his predecessor, does either of these issues have a greater impact than what they had 'done' prior to their election?
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His name now can be preceded by the term "All-Star" as the Atlanta catcher will be the team's lone representative at this year's Midsummer Classic, which will be played on July 13 at Houston's Minute Maid Park.
Because Mets catcher Mike Piazza once again received the most votes in fan balloting, he'll get the starting assignment for the National League All-Stars. The 2,296,667 votes cast for Piazza enabled him to surpass Carlton Fisk as the all-time leading vote-getter among catchers.
Estrada was honored that his selection had come because he garnered more votes in balloting done among Major League players, managers and coaches than any other NL catcher.
"That says a lot," Estrada said. "I didn't know how good I had been playing or how the other players thought about me. It's nice to be honored like that."
In his first year as a full-time starter in the Majors, Estrada's peers have quickly realized both his vast offensive and defensive potential. His 297 votes in the Player Balloting easily outdistanced the Dodgers Paul Lo Duca, who ranked second with 203 votes.
"I just came into this season wanting to be a solid Major League player," Estrada said. "It's nice to be respected like that by the other players and coaches around the league."
Braves general manager John Schuerholz and Hall of Famer Don Sutton, a longtime team announcer, were among many members of the team's personnel who approached Estrada on Sunday afternoon with this message, "Congratulations, Johnny. You deserve it."
Estrada's .484 (30-for-62) batting average with runners in scoring position leads the Majors and his 43 RBIs rank second on the team only to J.D. Drew.
"He's pretty much been our most consistent player all year, while playing a tough position where you get beat up a lot," Braves hurler Mike Hampton said. "It's definitely good for him because he deserves it."
Estrada leads NL catchers in batting average and RBIs, and his .864 OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage), ranks second only to Piazza.
While at Triple-A Richmond last year, Estrada produced a .328 batting average that ranked second in the International League. This year, he has proven that he has the ability to have the same kind of success on the Major League level.
"It's an honor to be mentioned as one of the best catchers in the league," Estrada said. " It hasn't completely hit me yet. I'm sure it will later tonight."
Estrada, whose most extensive Major League action previous to this season came when he appeared in 89 games for the 2001 Phillies, has been a model of consistency. He sandwiched a .357 May batting average, in between a .323 mark in April and a .333 average in June.
While Estrada's inclusion came without surprise, Drew's exclusion is somewhat disappointing considering his OPS (1.040) and slugging percentage (.615) rank second among NL outfielders, behind only Barry Bonds.
This marks the first time since the 1991 season that the Braves have had just one All-Star selection. They sent a team-record seven players to last year's Midsummer Classic.
"That's the way it goes," Braves manager Bobby Cox said. "J.D. deserved to be on the team. But there's only so many slots available."
In his first season with the Braves, Drew has shown that, when healthy, he one of the game's finest all-around talents. In addition to his 52 RBIs, the 28-year-old right fielder also leads the Braves with 19 homers, which puts him on pace to shatter his previous career-high (27) set in 2001.
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