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New to 5.6 is a ControlPersist option to ssh_config, which automatically launches a background ssh multiplex master during connection. SSH now logs hostname and address concted to LogLevel=verbose after a successful authentication. This is done to manage phishing attacks by servers with trusted keys that accept authentication silently and automatically before presenting falsified password/passphrase prompts.
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Stanley Martin and Julie Samuals. Epidemiology of Bacterial Infection in Cardiothoracic Transplantation; Infections in Cardiothoracic Transplantation and Mechanical Circulatory Support. International Society for Heart and Lung Transplant. New York, NY: Elsevier Publishing, January 2011.
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Goodman J, Martin SI. "Cryptococcal meningitis." In The 5-Minute Neurology Consult. Edited by Joanne Lynn. -. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, June 2012.
Martin SI, Fishman JA. "Infections in transplant recipients." In Textbook of Internal Medicine: An Intensive Board Review with 1000 MCQ's. Edited by Baliga, R. -.
Martin SI, Fishman JA. "Pneumocystis pneumonia." In Fishman's Pulmonary Diseases and Disorders, 5th edition. Edited by Fishman A, Elias J, Grippi M, Senior R, Pack A. -.
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Martin, Stanley, I; Mueller, Paul S. "39-year-old man with human immunodeficiency virus infection and abdominal pain.." Mayo Clinic proceedings. Mayo Clinic. Vol. 78, no. 10. (January 2003.): 1285-8.
Martin, Stanley, I; Kaye. "Beta-lactam antibiotics: newer formulations and newer agents.." Infectious Disease Clinics of North America. Vol. 18, no. 3. (January 2004.): 603-619.
Martin, Stanley, I; Zukerberg, Lawrence; Robbins, Gregory K. "Reactive Epstein-Barr virus-related polyclonal lymphoproliferative disorder in a patient with AIDS.." Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Vol. 41, no. 8. (January 2005.): e76-9.
Martin, Stanley, I; Marty, Francisco, M; Fiumara, Karen; Treon, Steven, P; Gribben, John, G; Baden, Lindsey R. "Infectious complications of alemtuzumab in lymphoproliferative disorders.." Clinical Infectious Diseases. Vol. 43, no. 1. (January 2006.): 16-24.
Martin, Stanley, I; Wilkinson, Robert; Fishman, Jay A. "Genomic presence of recombinant porcine endogenous retrovirus in transmitting miniature swine.." Virology journal. Vol. 3, (January 2006.): 91-.
Martin, Stanley, I; Sepehr, Alireza; Fishman, Jay A. "Primary infection with cytomegalovirus in ulcerative colitis.." Digestive diseases and sciences. Vol. 51, no. 12. (January 2006.): 2184-7.
Doucette K, Dor FJMF, Wilkinson RA, Martin SI, Huang CA, Cooper DKC, Sachs DH, Fishman JA. "Gene expression of porcine lymphotropic herpesvirus-1 in miniature swine with posttransplant lymphoproliferative disorder.." Transplantation. Vol. 83, no. 1. (January 2007.): 87-90.
Sopirala, Madhuri M, Pope-Harman, Amy, Nunley, David R, Moffatt-Bruce, Susan, Ross, Patrick, Martin, Stanley I. "Multi-drug resistant Acinetobacter baumannii pneumonia in lung transplant recipients." Journal of Heart Lung Transplantation. Vol. 27, (January 2008.): 804-807.
Martin, Stanley I, Fishman, Jay A. "Cryptococcal meningitis: review of current disease management." Infections in Medicine. Vol. 25, (January 2008.): 11-23.
Moffatt-Bruce, Susan, Pope-Harman, Amy, Nunley, David R, Martin, Stanley I, Ross, Patrick. "Successful management of immunosuppression in a patient with severe hyperammonemia after lung transplantation." Journal of Heart Lung Transplantation. Vol. 27, (January 2008.): 801-803.
Bazan JA, Martin SI, Kaye KM. "Newer Beta-Lactam Antibiotics: Doripenem, Ceftobiprole, Ceftraroline, and Cefepime." Infectious Diseases Clinics of North America. Vol. 23, no. 4. (January 2009.): 983-996.
Martin,S,I; Fishman,J,A. "Pneumocystis Pneumonia in Solid Organ Transplant Recipients." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION. Vol. 9, (December 2009.): S227-S233.
Mehmood S, Blais D, Martin SI, Sai-Sudhakar C.. "Heartmate XVE destination therapy for end-stage heart failure in a patient with human immunodeficiency virus.." Interactive Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery. Vol. 9, no. 5. (January 2009.): 909-910.
Martin,Stanley,I; Wellington,Linda; Stevenson,Kurt,B; Mangino,Julie,E; Sai-Sudhakar,Chittoor,B; Firstenberg,Michael,S; Blais,Danielle; Sun,Benjamin,C. "Effect of body mass index and device type on infection in left ventricular assist device support beyond 30 days.." Interactive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery. Vol. 11, no. 1. (July 2010.): 20-23.
Kumar D, Michaels MG, Morris MI, Green M, Avery RK, Liu C, Danziger-Isakov L, Stosor V, Estabrook M, Gantt S, Marr KA, Martin SI, Silveira FP, Razonable R, Allen UD, Levi ME, Lyon GM, Bell L, Huprikar S, Patel G, Gregg K, Pursell K, Helmersen D, Julian K, Shiley K, Bono B, Dharnidharka VR, Alavi G, Kalpoe JS, Shoham S, Reid GE, and Humar A on behalf of the American Society of Transplantation H1N1 Collaborative Study Group. "A Multicenter Study of Outcomes from Pandemic Influenza A/H1N1 infection in Solid Organ Transplant Recipients.." Lancet Infectious Diseases. no. 10. (January 2010.): 521-526.
Firstenberg MS, Abel E, Blais D. Louis LB, Steinberg S, Sai-Sudhakar C., Martin SI, Sun B.. "The Use of Extracoporeal Membrane Oxygnation in Severe Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections Complicated by Septic Shock.." The American Surgeon. Vol. 76, no. 11. (January 2010.): 1287-1289.
Bazan J, Martin SI. "Ceftaroline Fosamil: a novel blood-spectrum cepholosprin." Drugs of Today. Vol. 46, no. 10. (January 2010.): 743-55.
Avery R, Clauss H, Danziger-Isakov L, Davis J, Doucette K, van Duin D, Fishman J, Gunseren F, Humar A, Husain S, Isada C, Julian K, Kaul D, Kumar D, Martin SI, Michaels M, Morris M, Silveira F, Subramanian A. "Recommended Curriculum for Subspecialty Training in Transplant Infectious Diseases On Behalf of the American Society of Transplantation Infectious Diseases Community of Practice Educational Workgroup.." Transplant Infectious Diseases. Vol. 12, no. 3. (January 2010.): 190-194.
Bazan JA, Martin SI, Kaye KM. "Newer beta lactam antibiotics: Doripenem, Ceftobiprole, Ceftaroline and Cefepime." Med Clin North Am. Vol. 95, no. 4. (January 2011.): 743-760.
Martin, SI; Dodson, B; Wheeler, C; Davis, J; Pesavento T; Bumgardner, GL. "Monitoring infection with Epstein-Barr virus among seromismatch adult renal transplant recipents.." American Journal of Transplantation. Vol. 11, no. 5. (January 2011.): 1058-1063.
Goodman,Julian,J; Martin,Stanley,I. "Critical appraisal of ceftaroline in the management of community-acquired bacterial pneumonia and skin infections." THERAPEUTICS AND CLINICAL RISK MANAGEMENT. Vol. 8, (January 2012.): 149-156.
Bazan J, Martin SI. "Ceftaroline: a therapeutic option for community-acquired bacterial pneumonia.." Clinical Medicine Reviews in Therapeutics. Vol. 4, (January 2012.): 51-64.
Assi M, Martin S, Wheat J, Hage C, Freifeld A, Avery R, Baddley J, Vergidis P, Miller R, Andes D, Young J, Hammoud K, Huprikar S, McKinsey D, Myint T, Garcia-Diaz J, Esguerra E, Kwak EJ, Morris M, Mullane K, Prakash V, Burdette S, Sandid M, Dickter J, Ostrander D, Antoun S, Kaul D. "Histoplasmosis After Solid Organ Transplant." Clinical Infectious Diseases. Vol. 11, no. 57. (November 2013.): 1542-1549.
Martin,S,I; Fishman,J,A. "Pneumocystis Pneumonia in Solid Organ Transplantation." AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION. Vol. 13, (March 2013.): 272-279.
Martin SI, Way DP, Verbeck N Nagel R, Davis JA, Vandre DD. "The impact of lecture attendance and other variables on how medical students evaluate faculty in a preclinical program." Acedemic Medicine. Vol. 88, (July 2013.): 972-977.
Martin SI. "Infectious complications of mechanical circulatory support." Current Infectious Disease Reports. -.
Assi M, Martin SI, Kaul DR, Sandid M, Wheat LJ and the Histoplamosis Study Group. "Histoplasmosis following solid organ transplantation." Clinical Infectious Diseases. -.
Abandeh FI, Lustberg M, Devine S, Elder P, Andritsos L, Martin SI. "Stem cell transplant recipients with rhinovirus infection: A matched, case-control study." Bone Marrow Transplantation. -.
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|Winters HA, Martin SI, Keating EA, Soufi-Siavash N, Goff DA."Extended-Spectrum B-Lactamase Bacterial Infections in Solid Organ Transplant Recipients. Oral Presentation Abstract #22" San Francisco.
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|June 2012
|Assi M, Martin SI, Kaul DR, Sandid M, Wheat LJ and the Histoplasmosis Study Group."Histoplasmosis following solid organ transplantation" San Fransisco.
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Our cabin, while spacious, felt dated. The veranda was excessively large for two people and planning of the unit was not as efficient or effective as it could have been. The sleeping and sitting areas formed one space with no drapes (or other means) to separate and zone the two area. The bathroom, while adequate, lacked touches of elegance, a quality lacking in the suite as a whole. The ship's laundry obviously did not use any bleaching products as towels and such were grey, particularly when wet. As a whole, we found the suite and the ship somewhat grey in ambiance.
The Lido buffet food service was less than mediocre and quite unappetizing. Rather than using the Lido, most days when on board, we elected to snack in the Neptune Lounge. The Rotterdam Dining Room was somewhat better, but again lacked the elegance desired in both the food presentation and flavours. Service was quite diligent but robotic - we missed the European style service of Seabourn. The best food was at the Pinnacle Grille, and despite an additional charge of $25 per person, the restaurant was constantly booked solid. The few times we were able to book a table, we appreciated this venue approached proper food presentation, flavours and service.
The complimentary laundry service included with the deluxe veranda suites was in our case more of a curse than a blessing. Three of my wife's white and light coloured garments were ruined as they were tossed in with darker colours. Attempts to solve the problem failed and the matter of compensation became so bureaucratically complicated (communicating with people that have no real authority) that we told them to forget about about - life is too short.
We did not participate in any of the venues and facilities geared towards the younger generation and children, but they appeared to be well used. The entertainment in the Showroom at Sea was quite good, but the acoustically quality of the room was abysmal.
Particularly depressing was the constant money grab for most things and the automatically included tipping. While I understand this is a common policy of cruise lines of this ilk, it is nevertheless irritating at the least. The ability to charge things to your account without the visual of money transaction, particular with the urging of children, has provided more than family with some shocking reality at the end of the cruise, I witnessed with a young couple settling their account.
We will not be sailing on Holland America again, nor any of its cruise line contemporaries. We will save our money so we can continue to afford the excellence and comforts offered by cruise lines like Seabourn.


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Doug, I was wondering what projects others may have they would like to get done and what special tools may be needed at the Tug. I will bring one that I will be cleaning the fuel tank, giving it a tune up and having some fluids changed.
I will be bringing my front pulley puller and sickle servicer as well as anything else I might have that you might need.
I thought if others let us know what they need we can bring our specialty tools.


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This feels more like a book Dickens discovered than one that he wrote. Worth re-reading every few years.
I am a big fan of this classic. The themes presented by Dickens are still found in today's society (greed, judgement, obsession with work and money, classism, poverty, etc.), which makes its message always relevant. The values the three ghosts strive to show Scrooge the importance of (love, compassion, empathy, generosity, kindness, etc.) are still universally desired traits in today's modern world.
Just finished my annual rereading of this classic. This book has been done and redone for movies and TV, so that it's almost become a cliche. I can't tell you how many different TV movies on Lifetime, ABC Family, and Hallmark Channel are rewwrites of this book. I'm not spoiling anything here by revealing the plotline. Scrooge, the old miser, gets a visit from his old partner, then from spirits of Christmas past, present, and future. After all this, he's a changed man. The power of this book is in the description of the characters and the scenes. It makes Victorian England c. 1843 come alive, something that the TV movies don't do. The spirit Scrooge fears most is the future. The past is secure. However much he hates what happened, it's already happened. The present is where he is. He's used to that. It's the future that is the unknown. It's especially scary when he finds out he's dead and no one cares. That's what shocks him into change. Read the original book, and find out why this is a classic.
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Thursday was an exciting day for one Molina, as Jose ripped an extra-innings triple for the Blue Jays. Thursday was also an exciting day for another Molina, albeit in a worse kind of way. Tim Brown:
Molina gets five-game suspension
That Molina is Yadier Molina, and he's been suspended for five games - and presumably fined - for an incident with umpire Rob Drake Tuesday night. Upset with a called strike, Molina flipped out, bumping Drake, yelling at him, and (accidentally) spitting in his face. Molina had to be held back, although I'm curious what would've happened if he hadn't been. They always hold the players back. What are they holding the players back from? Is a player actually going to slug an umpire in the head? Players are sissies. They wouldn't do anything. Umpires have all that gear on!
The usual process after a suspension is handed down is for the player to appeal, so Molina might appeal. If he appeals, he might even get the suspension reduced. I wouldn't count on it, though. The Cardinals' backup catcher is Gerald Laird, and he's worse than Molina, so whenever Molina gets around to serving his suspension, the Cardinals will be worse because of it.


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I don't care what you say about the button controls, they work fine for me.
Here's to these gents, may they continue their rather stellar quality we've come to love.
I hope they do more PunchOut!!, it's sad to see such a fun franchise sink into the bottomless abyss again, and this team is quite talented. But if they were to work on another franchise, Custom Robo all the way, it desperately needs the attention.
You can teach a gorilla anything nowadays.
I like FEA and LMDM equally, but I played FEA more, so that. :3
I don't keep my gamepad away from the charger for more than 5 minutes as I tend to play sitting down and plugged in, but if they start selling gamepads separately soon, I'll be sure to grab one.
... No, I'm pretty sure it was just casual mode.
Heck. Yes. I'd never turn down an old school Zelda type game.
Oh Totaka, thou art a sneaky gentleman to be sure.
Not only is Termina more fun to be in, it's more affordable as well. u_u
games-making steamboat
Oh you.
Neat. Now do it backwards.
Excuse me kind fellows, but I must now retreat into Miiverse to yeah this, unyeah this, then yeah it again.
This isn't really too steep of a loss. It could have been much worse.
I don't lose units either way. I'm a darn good tactician, so classic, as I have done since the first American release and will continue to do forever. After I beat the games though, I sometimes slip up while training the unused, as the stakes are not nearly as high, so I do reset there so I don't leave my allies to die. But without classic, it's not at all a challenge.
If I can get my friends to want to play it, fo sure.
Twas that a PunchOut reference at the end? :3
That explains why all those gorgeous references are in the opening.
Somebody was pulling the strings behind Professor Layton the entire time...
I would like to say it's been a pleasure... Christopher Robin Miller...
Might get Super Mario 64 so I can play it on my Gamepad when it comes out on U VC. :3
And twould this new game happen to be Monolith's mysterious project? >:3
94 year old voice actor... Who is still fully willing to play that role? Props to him, he's got mad voice acting skills.
Not actually out yet, in EST anyway.
Good read! Hopefully he'll be pit's SSB4 Voice Actor. :3
I already know I'll be spending over 1000 hours on this, but awesome review!
Why do we get none of the FE vc games?
Excellent. I've got my eyes on mm on my gamepad!
Always good to see some FE love~
Xenoblade Chronicles!
Bwahahaha! Nice one!
Well that sucks. Best wishes to the devs who got laid off.
Now Wii know!
And the sad part is, we americans will never see such epic fire emblem content.
But as long as I get my FE:Awakening, I'll be happier than Oliver in serenes forest. :3
Intelligent systems is intelligent.
Woah, a nintendo system has a bad camera!? Alert the press!
No, that's already been done...
Alert... Um... Batman! Yes, Batman! He must know!
You guys forgot donkey kong :
Air ride was fun, especially when I would get hydra in the city >:3 you better fly away on your silly little dragoon or else imma gonna getcha!
I used to play this game on my old GBA! Back then I beat the game on it's hardest difficulty and actually 100%ed it! I found out that I need to polish up my skills... But because of this game and fire emblem 7 I now own every American Fire emblem release!


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Kelly Cordes and Colin Haley just completed a fast ascent of link-up on Cerro Torre, following the Marsigny-Parkin line to the Col of Hope, then the original 1974 route up the West Ridge to the summit. Starting up in the morning on January 5 they reached the Col of Hope at around 1:30 p.m. After a break, they continued up the ice towers of the 2,000-vertical-foot upper West Ridge, bivying several pitches below the summit. The following day they summitted and rapped the Compressor Route, getting back to their camp in the early hours of the morning on January 7. See Hot Flashes for details.
Awesome ascent! I believe the W Ridge was also the route followed by Erik Winkelman and Mark Bearzi in the 1986 first free ascent of Cerro Torre. The W Ridge is primarily an ice climb, so it likely changes over the years.
Cool ~ Waaay to go guys...! ahhh Kelly - you're my Hero...
Some more info here about the season in Patagonia... Aplinist
Awesome Link up! Thumbs up to these guys for making the history books.. America Is Great, And Full Of Bad Asses!


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PITTSBURGH -- Major League closers are going down like shooting-gallery ducks, most with injury, some with ineffectiveness. When possible replacements for needy clubs are discussed, Joel Hanrahan's name is never far from the top of the list.So, has the Pirates closer given any thought as to how the attrition rate might affect his status? Whether chances of him being moved go up every time another closer goes down? The question hardly caught Hanrahan off-guard. "Some of my teammates have been giving me a hard time about it," Hanrahan said prior to earning his fifth save in Saturday's 3-2 victory over the Reds. As in, "Will you car fit in the garage in New York?" or "Do you know how far is it from Boston's Logan Airport to Fenway Park?" The Yankees' incomparable Mariano Rivera was the latest casualty, tearing the ACL in his right-knee in an outfield mishap on Thursday. The Red Sox's Andrew Bailey was the first to go down, undergoing surgery for a torn left-thumb ligament the day before the season opener last month. In-between, Drew Storen (Nationals), Ryan Madson (Reds), Brian Wilson (Giants), Kyle Farnsworth (Rays) and Joakim Soria (Royals) suffered long-term injuries. "I haven't really thought about it," said Hanrahan, who has converted 45 of 49 save opportunities since the start of the 2011 season. "My goal here is to go out and get through this season, and be here and help this team win. "I know why you'd ask that question. That's just the history we've had here. But last year kind of changed the history a little bit. We went out and got a couple of guys [outfielder Ryan Ludwick and first baseman Derrek Lee], instead of trading away guys like we had years before. "Hopefully times have changed here, and that will be again the case this year, because I really enjoy being here." Hanrahan agreed to a one-year, $4.1 million deal last winter to avoid salary arbitration. He will be eligible for free agency following the 2013 season.
Hot Alvarez moved into cleanup spot
PITTSBURGH -- From Day 1, everyone around the Pirates -- staff, uniformed personnel, fans -- knew the team would be best off the day Pedro Alvarez began hitting like a cleanup hitter.That day became Saturday, when Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle validated Alvarez's remarkable turnaround by inserting him into the four-hole against the Reds. Alvarez went 0-for-2 with a pair of walks in a 3-2 victory. "When I first took this job, I envisioned the day we'd have Pedro at cleanup," Hurdle said. "You try to find the right spot, at the right time. The traction he has put down the last two weeks got us to this point to have the best lineup." After seven months and 188 games on the job, Hurdle finally got to write Alvarez's name into the four-spot for the first time. Alvarez was hitting .067 on the morning of April 21. He has gone 17-for-45 [.378] since -- with five homers and 13 RBIs in 12 games -- to raise his overall average to .253. The start on Saturday was Alvarez's first in the cleanup spot since being listed fourth for 10 games as a rookie in 2010. "This is not a day-to-day thing," Hurdle said. "We're putting our foot down, committing to it. We'll see where it take him, and us. I'm optimistic about it, I really am. I talked to [Alvarez] beforehand, and he's ready to go. He was smiling." Concurrently, Neil Walker, the Pirates' primary cleanup hitter before Saturday, was elevated into the No. 2 hole and hit a two-run homer. That does not figure to be as permanent, as Alex Presley, who became the No. 2 hitter when Jose Tabata took over at leadoff -- but mired in a 1-for-25 slump before Saturday -- hit a pinch-hit homer in the seventh inning.
Worth noting
Andrew McCutchen was back in the lineup after missing most of the previous three games while fighting stomach flu; he went 1-for-3, reaching base for the 21st time in 25 games this season.
Jason Grilli, whose strikeout of Brandon Phillips with two on and two out in the eighth may have been the biggest play of the game, now has 20 strikeouts in 11 innings.
Saturday night's crowd was considerably bigger than the 20,445 that attended Friday night's game, and Pirates manager Clint Hurdle was asked whether he was bothered by the notion that Zambelli Fireworks may be a bigger draw than the Bucs.
"I don't count people -- we win baseball games," Hurdle said. "I love our fan support." The Last Word: "Hey, it's Cinco de Mayo. It was either bootleg, or brainstorm." -- Hurdle, tongue-in-cheek, on his decision to insert Pedro Alvarez into the cleanup spot.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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As soon as he took over as Tampa Bay's general manager last year on January 16, Mark Dominik has had a plan in place for the Buccaneers regarding free agency and the draft in 2010.
With the strong chance of an uncapped year and the dissolution of the Collective Bargaining Agreement this year, Dominik realized that the free agent talent pool would be severely diluted with NFL players now needing six accrued years in the league before becoming unrestricted free agents instead of four. That is just one of the new rules that Dominik discussed with Pewter Report this week that is a byproduct of an uncapped year.
There will be close to 250 players eligible for unrestricted free agency this year, including the following Buccaneers: wide receiver Antonio Bryant, defensive end Jimmy Wilkerson and linebacker Angelo Crowell. But of that free agent crop, perhaps 20-25 percent of those players may never get another contract with a team due to age (retirement), an erosion of skill or because they will cost too much because of their veteran status.
That leaves around 200 players to choose from in unrestricted free agency with many of them being 29 years of age or older due to the new rule that calls for players to have six years in the league before becoming a UFA. Throw in half the teams that will likely use a franchise tag or a transition tag on players (teams can use both this year if they want to due to a new rule for 2010) and the number is reduced by maybe 20 or so.
Out of the remaining 180 players eligible for free agency, perhaps only 20-30 of those players are actually starting for NFL teams and would be considered prime free agents, such as Carolina defensive end Julius Peppers, New England nose tackle Vince Wilfork and Arizona linebacker Karlos Dansby.
Dominik already disclosed to Pewter Report and the local media at the Senior Bowl that the team's focus would be on the draft this year and not free agency because with an uncapped year, the pickings would be slim and consist of mostly aging talent while Tampa Bay is currently undergoing a youth movement.
"That was always the thought," Dominik said. "The year 2010 might be a problem [in free agency], so let's have a lot of picks because a lot of [underclassmen] are going to come out and free agency is going to be a wash. That's how we're going to build [this team]."
The Bucs are currently armed with 10 draft picks due to Dominik trading defensive end Gaines Adams to Chicago for a second-rounder, tight end Alex Smith to New England for a fifth-round pick, quarterback Luke McCown to Jacksonville for what is believed to be a sixth-round choice, and defensive end Marques Douglas to Baltimore for a seventh-rounder. Tampa Bay surrendered its 2010 fifth-round pick to Cleveland in the trade for tight end Kellen Winslow last year.
The talent in this year's draft is considered the best in years, and so good that there will be first-round talent still available in the second round when the Bucs use Chicago's pick. There could be third-round talent available in the fifth round when they use New England's pick.
"The guys that could have taken redshirts and medical redshirts are included, so there are almost two rounds worth of guys coming into this draft [in addition to the traditional seniors] – almost 60-70 guys that declared early, including the guys that were eligible for a sixth-year," Dominik said. "The quality of this draft is so good. It's legitimately talented. [Detroit general manager] Martin Mayhew was quoted at the Senior Bowl saying something like it used to be that about one out of every three guys are worth getting excited about. Now it's five out of every six guys to be excited about. The quality is actually amazing."
Armed with 10 draft picks already, Dominik did not rule out the possibility of trading some Buccaneers prior to the draft or trading down in the draft to acquire additional selections. With the Bucs needing help at multiple positions, including defensive tackle, defensive end, wide receiver and cornerback among others, that might not be a bad idea.
"I think it's possible that we can do anything," Dominik said. "We can move up or we can trade down. I know that sounds like a very easy, general statement, but we really can do anything. It's getting later in the process certainly, but it's still early enough to go through more character background stuff and more medical information will be coming out through the combine. There is still a lot of information to be gathered from those two aspects. The film is the film and that is certainly important, but the comfort level you have to have with a player is also important, as is the medical report. As we get that information we'll continue to formulate our plan."
The NFL is debuting a new format for the draft this year that sees the annual selection of college players roll out over three days instead of two, with the first round taking place on Thursday night, April 22, the second round and third rounds taking place on Friday night, April 23, and rounds 4-7 on Saturday, April 24. Dominik said the extra time between each day should help teams with their preparation between rounds and generate a lot of drama for NFL fans.
"It's a new way to look at the draft," Dominik said. "I think it's going to be really exciting for each day to come and the excitement that will build up. You just think about the decisions people will be making, 'Do I want to wait and sleep on it, or do we need to move up now?' The clock was always ticking [in the past]. Now, spacing it out over three days, it does give organizations a chance to go back and re-organize themselves and look at their board again. I think there was a mild correlation as to why teams always did better in the fourth round over the years. They had a chance to go to bed and figure out what they wanted to do [without the time crunch]. 'Who did we take? Who did we lose? Who is still left?' Now you have the chance to have that discussion on an extra day, and certainly between rounds one and two that's dramatic enough.
"I think one of the more interesting dynamics is who moves from the second and third round up into the first round after realizing that there are only maybe seven or eight picks left in the first round. That's why I think the draft will be much more exciting from everybody's perspective. There might be a team that is picking later in the first round and the guy they wanted just got taken and they want out of the first. They will take a mid-tier trade because they are not happy with where they are and they want to trade out and re-set their board overnight and go to bat the next day. The curious part will be if the team with the 32nd pick in the first round passes!"
Tampa Bay's offseason plans will revolve entirely around the draft in more ways than one and have affected the team's OTAs (organized team activities). In years past, the Buccaneers have always held a series of OTAs in April to get a gauge on the conditioning level and talent level of the team heading into the draft.
Last year, Tampa Bay was awarded an extra mini-camp by the league because there was a head coaching change. But in 2010, Dominik said that he and head coach Raheem Morris will wait to have any OTAs until after the draft.
"We still have the same amount of OTA days – 14 – and we still are allowed to have our veteran mini-camp and our rookie mini-camp, so nothing has changed there [because of the CBA]," Dominik said. "Raheem and I have talked about the OTAs and because of the way that we are building this football team we said let's get the offseason and get the conditioning going and let's do the OTAs after the draft and take advantage of them when the entire team is together. It makes more sense and it's something that we've never done here, but it's part of the direction we're heading to here building through the draft. Now there is a certain amount of time with which we have to start it, but I think it's better to have 80 people on the roster and having all them attend the OTAs, and not have three or five OTAs prior to the draft. We would rather take 80 guys together for 14 days together instead of having 65 guys or so together for five days before the draft and then 80 together only for nine. That was some of the logic we used in making that decision."
While free agency may not have the "wow" factor and provide the impact that some fans are looking for this year while waiting for the draft, Dominik said the Buccaneers will watch the trading block closely come March 5. Although Tampa Bay was moderately active in free agency last year by signing running back Derrick Ward and re-signing wide receiver Michael Clayton, and placing the franchise tag on wide receiver Antonio Bryant, Dominik's best offseason move in 2009 was trading for Winslow. With players like Arizona wide receiver Anquan Boldin supposedly available for a trade, Dominik may decide to use a draft pick early to acquire more talent.
"I think clubs are going to look at their roster just like we look at our roster and find out who is available for trades for us," Dominik said. "You have to sit down, especially when you are at the combine and you are talking to clubs, and keep your eyes and ears open for that possibility and I still think that's a good way to acquire young talent that can be a part of your program for a long time. That's why I still view [trades] as a very viable way to build an organization and I always will."


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Alarm system.
A device or devices or an assembly of equipment intended to signal the presence of a hazard requiring a police or fire department response, including, but not limited to, burglar alarms, fire alarms, hold-up alarms, mechanical failure alarms, environmental alarms, digital communicators and automatic telephone dialer alarms, but does not include smoke detectors which do not signal outside the premises or alarm systems on motor vehicles.
Automatic telephone dialing device.
An alarm system which automatically sends over regular telephone lines, by direct connection or otherwise, a prerecorded voice message indicating the existence of the emergency situation that the alarm system is designed to detect.
Central alarm system company.
Any person engaged in the business of monitoring alarm systems to report hazards to the Joint Communications and Information Center for a police or fire department response.
False alarm.
An activation of an alarm system through mechanical failure, malfunction, improper installation, human error or alarms caused by acts of nature which result in an audible alarm or which results in the notification of emergency services personnel when in fact no emergency exists.
Non-monitored alarm system.
An alarm system that is not monitored by a central alarm system company.
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Here we go again. ESPN's Chris Broussard is reporting that Dwight Howard wants out of Orlando immediately, specifically to be traded to the Brooklyn Nets:
Dwight Howard met with new Magic GM Rob Hennigan Friday in LA. Howard told Hennigan he wants to be traded to Brooklyn Nets, sources say.— Chris Broussard (@Chris_Broussard) July 1, 2012
Apparently Howard feels that the Magic "blackmailed" him into staying with the team, a claim that seems to seal Howard's opinion of the organization, even despite the new direction under newly hired G.M. Rob Hennigan:
Howard shared his feelings of being blackmailed by the Magic with the NBA Players Association last week, sources said. He -- either himself or through his representatives -- approached the union wondering if he might have a legal complaint against the club.
The goal of such a complaint would be to eliminate his "opt-in," thereby allowing Howard to become a free agent this summer.
Broussard also reported that the union would likely not pursue any kind of legal action against the Magic, meaning that Howard's remaining year on his current contract is valid. If Howard's comments to Hennigan are true and then honored by Hennigan, the move of Howard to New Jersey would likely meant that the Nets could retain now-free agent Deron Williams, who is considering signing with Brooklyn or Dallas.
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Government backs Purbeck planning blueprint
2:14pm Tuesday 27th November 2012 in News
A DOCUMENT shaping Purbeck development for the next 15 years has been endorsed by government planning chiefs.
Purbeck District Council spent seven years working on its core strategy, which was fiercely debated at every turn.
It is a blueprint setting out the preferred areas for building around 85 new homes in Purbeck, annually, until 2027.
A government planning inspector, who held a public examination of the plan this summer has now ruled in favour of the document.
District council built environment spokesman Cllr Paul Johns said: "The long-awaited approval of the plan is really good news.
"Once adopted, it will be used in the determination of planning applications.
"It will also include policies to boost affordable housing and protect areas such as green belt land, playing fields and rare habitats."
The adopted plan, supporting the introduction of smaller shops in historic Swanage and Wareham, while opposing larger, out-of-town supermarket developments, secures the district greater influence over planning applications.
Cllr Johns said: "The plan has been shaped by seven years of debate and public involvement.
"It will ensure the district has a strong and sound policy to guide the development of housing, employment, retail and community facilities for future generations."
• A copy of the report is available to view at dorsetforyou.co/ corestrategy/purbeck – with hard copies in libraries and town council offices.
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3:14pm Tue 27 Nov 12
portia6 says...
homes and the Swanage Railway will
open up more opportunities for all to
travel across Dorset.
7:51am Wed 28 Nov 12
charliethebikemonger says...
They have zero plans to improve access in and out of purbeck so people can get to work elsewhere.
What family will move to a town with poor job prospects, and poor access? And a school that is closing, and don't forget the constant battle to close the hospital.
Because of this, this is nothing more than a plan to build even more holiday homes. There is not a lack of housing, there are plenty of vacant homes for 11 months of the year. These new homes, in time will also become vacant assets that are not available as local housing.
In Herston the planners appear to have mislead us all again, so keen to build on a flood plain that they overlook the very obvious and frequent flooding, and mis-classified the area, an honest mistake? Public consultation appeared biased, loaded and misleading.
7 years work to achieve this! I guess it keeps a few people in their planning jobs. I believe the planners should be under investigation.
6:13pm Wed 28 Nov 12
Yankee1 says...
That is reality, whether one likes it or not.
Pushing bath chairs is not a career path for our young. They deserve better.
Why cannot Swanage (The 'Idyllic Place By the Sea') create an environment to lure the internet generation and their families? Why is some Outer London place considered better?
Bring the fastest internet to Swanage. Now.
6:13pm Wed 28 Nov 12
Yankee1 says...
That is reality, whether one likes it or not.
Pushing bath chairs is not a career path for our young. They deserve better.
Why cannot Swanage (The 'Idyllic Place By the Sea') create an environment to lure the internet generation and their families? Why is some Outer London place considered better?
Bring the fastest internet to Swanage. Now.
3:53pm Sun 2 Dec 12
portia6 says...
a lovely place but is so cut off due to
the poor rail and bus services. When
the Swanage railway becomes
connected to the main line maybe it will
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text: Best Farmers Markets in America 8 Farmers Markets We Love in America by Susannah Chen 8/10/11 31 Reactions 37 Shares Print 0 22 15 0 0 The USDA has declared this week, August 7th through 13th, National Farmers Market Week. According to the USDA, more than 1,000 farmers markets have opened in the past year — up 17 percent from 2010. There's good reason to get behind them and the whole farm-to-table experience: they're sustainable, community-driven, and personal. But perhaps most importantly, they're fun! While all farmers markets have a way with engaging the senses, here are some of our top picks from across the country. Keep reading for greenmarkets worth seeking out. Source: Flickr User ahl Portland Farmers Market, Portland, OR What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Portland Farmers Market has been consistently ranked one of the country's top markets for its wide array of local foods, education outreach, food-stamp support, and sustainable production, among other reasons. A favorite of tourists and locals alike, the PDX market gets crowded fast, so get there bright and early to avoid the crowd and snatch up fried chicken sandwiches, just-baked biscuits, artisan cheese, foraged mushrooms, and much more. Source: Flickr User wanderingone 1 / 8 Boulder Farmers Market What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Downtown Boulder is a foodie mecca in itself, but on Summer Saturday mornings, the Boulder Farmers Market in Central Park is where all the action's at. From hummus to hemp and pupusas to paletas, this market has something for everyone. 2 / 8 Union Square Greenmarket, New York, NY What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 New York couldn't be the dining capital of the world without access to exceptional produce. The city's culinary cognoscenti — including top restaurant chefs — head to Manhattan's bustling Union Square for the market on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays year-round to scope out everything from wax peppers to rainbow trout to millet to ramps — and anything in between. Source: Flickr User ahl 3 / 8 Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, San Francisco, CA What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 With offerings like osetra caviar and spreadable salame, San Francisco's Ferry Building Marketplace is already a foodie destination in its own right. But add in the Saturday farmers market, where shoppers can buy everything from garlic scapes to tayberries, and you've officially reached culinary heaven. An added bonus? The Thursday market's street food fare. 4 / 8 Green City Market, Chicago, IL What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Green City Market, set up on the south end of Lincoln Park, is Chicago's only year-round farmers market — and for a city that has a Winter like Chicago's, that's quite a feat. On Wednesday and Saturday mornings, farmers selling squash blossoms and maple syrup share space with vendors who serve just-squeezed wheatgrass juice and make crepes fresh to order. Source: Flickr User stubaker 6 / 8 Kapiolani Farmers Market, Honolulu, HI What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Saturday market at Honolulu's Kapiolani Community College was one of my top tastes in Oahu. The vast market was overflowing with exotic produce like floral-scented longan fruit, gigantic Kona avocados, apple bananas, ready-to-eat Spam musubi, and even fresh abalone! 6 / 8 Santa Monica Farmers Market, Santa Monica, CA What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Every year, roughly 900,000 shoppers eat their way through Santa Monica's four farmers markets. There's a grower-only selection on Wednesday, two markets on Saturday (including one that's mostly organic), and one on Sunday with live performances. Go there for the stunning selection of citrus, seasonal favorites like figs, and heirloom tomatoes every color of the rainbow — and stay for the incredible people-watching. Source: Flickr User Charlie Brewer 7 / 8 St. Paul Farmers Market, St. Paul, MN What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It was in 1853 that St. Paul first constructed a downtown farmers market, and more than 150 years later, little has changed. The current market takes place near its original location, and from April through November, hungry customers can make a trip for everything from free-range organic chickens to air-popped kettle corn. Source: Flickr User erin.kkr 8 / 8 0 22 15 0 0 Read More National Farmers Market WeekFarmers MarketsGrocery ShoppingEco Eco DIY Straw Vase in 5 Easy Steps 2 days ago 31 Brilliant Uses For Dawn Dish Soap 2 days ago Does This Mean the End of Laundry Sheets? 1 week ago This DIY Oxygen Bleach Spray Costs Pennies to Make 1 week ago 221 Upcycling Ideas That Will Blow Your Mind 1 week ago 19 Smart Uses For Tea Tree Essential Oil 1 week ago Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Tech Food Vegetarian Love & Sex 4 years The Peachtree Road Farmers Market in Atlanta is incredible! Each week they have gorgeous produce, local cheeses and meats (including the world's best bacon and, if you're more of a health nut, Greek-style yogurt), honey and jams. They also have great vendors selling tasty treats like soups, lobster rolls, pastries, and even pizza from a portable pizza oven! There's something for everyone, plus chef demos and events like an upcoming ice cream social benefiting Slow Food Atlanta. Have your veggies and ice cream, too, I say :) Nyrina-Windu 4 years I agree. I like going to these better sometimes too. PinkNC 5 years I love going to these. I'd rather buy from them sometimes than the regular supermarket. Most of them have waaay better prices too. snarkypants 5 years that's funny spectra...i've probably bought syrup from them before! i always get it at the farmers market, so there's a good chance i stopped by their booth at least once :) soooo good! 5 years Portland Farmers Market really is a feast for the eyes and taste buds! So much variety. Ah, now I'm homesick again. colleen/foodietots.com cooper 5 years Only one mentions free range or organic. Eating local produce is great but not if it is loaded with chemicals. Eating local meat is great if the animal has been raised free range/organic and if it had a humane death. ladybug14 5 years could not agree more with Chaoticfury!!! Love Reading Terminal for cheeses and such! Spectra 5 years snarkypants---I was thinking the same thing! I love the Madison Farmer's Market! My husband's aunt and uncle make and sell their own maple syrup there every week until they sell out. I wish I got down there to see it more often. For some reason, the Oshkosh Farmer's Market doesn't quite cut it most of the time. fuzzles 5 years St. Paul! Woohoo! :kool: Soniabonya 5 years They all look pretty fun and with some much yummy food. But living in the South Bay we must deal with our own little jewels :) Downtown Sunnyvale, San Jose and Campbell all have good markets, though not as big as the metro cities. Small, quaint, good food and most importantly, within walking distance. That's all we need. One of these days I'll brave the Ferry Plaza. snarkypants 5 years hahaha didn't notice that one was missing. seriously, how could you miss pike place?!?!? MartiniLush 5 years Pike Place Market in Seattle - how could you miss that??? :P snarkypants 5 years the dane county farmers market in madison, wisconsin is the largest producers' market in the country, can't believe you missed that one! Alithyra 5 years The North Market in Columbus, OH is awesome. Lots of stalls selling cheeses, meats, wines, veggies, fruits, etc. Lots of food stalls selling ready cooked meals from all over the globe. Chaoticfury 5 years I love the farmers' markets in Philadelphia,PA. Great chesses and baked goods!!! Reading Terminal, Italian Market, Cliveden, the list goes on. There are co-ops like Weaver's Way too. Link Love Chocolate Legos are basically an excuse to play with your food — HuffPost Taste Here's the full list of chefs competing on Top Chef season 12 — Grub Street Jimmy Fallon pokes fun at how Giada De Laurentiis pronunces spaghetti — Eater Sweet tea fried chicken would make any Southerner proud — Rachael Ray Show McDonald's goes deep fried with its latest menu item — Foodbeast Banh mi meets breakfast sandwich in this must-try recipe — Food52 Source: Akihiro Mizuuchi/Behance


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I'm going to be passing through Cochise Stronghold starting around the 20th of January and plan to camp/climb nearby for about a week or two before continuing north. As of now I don't have an overabundance of climbing buddies in the area so I am always down to meet more folks that are psyched. If your interested in roping up or grabbing a beer, send me a personal message and I'd be more than happy to meet up! -Max
hey dude gimme a call sometime i live in tucson. id like to get out there sometime soon. 520 429 7172
Hey Man, sounds good Im headed there today ill give you a shout once I get situated.