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2/14 Update at 12:15 p.m.:
The Grapevine Police Department says the reward for Morales' arrest has increased from $10,000 to $17,500.
2/14 Update at 11:04 a.m.:
When Morales escaped on Monday night, police said he had a indian tattooed on his left arm. Grapevine authorities have now sent that image out to media outlets and it's posted above this story.
Call police immediately if you see Morales.
2/13 Update at 4:20 p.m.:
Representatives from Miami-Dade police held a news conference outside Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas Wednesday afternoon stressing the importance of finding escaped Florida felon Alberto Morales before he harms another person.
"He's got a horrible past, everything he's been arrested for … has been with a deadly weapon," said Sgt. Patricia Bimonte with the Miami-Dade Police Department's Warrant Division. "He is a dangerous person, he hurt my officer and he tried to kill him. We need to catch this guy, he is going to hurt someone in the public."
On Monday night, Morales, 42, stabbed Miami-Dade Det. Jaime Pardinas in Grapevine in a Walmart parking lot in Grapevine before fleeing the scene. That past includes a slew of charges since 1994, including grand theft, sexual battery with a weapon, armed burglary, aggravated kidnapping and assault as well as multiple convictions for resisting an officer and cruelty to animals.
During the media briefing, Bimonte said the wounded officer is her employee, making the case "very personal" to her.
Pardinas was seriously injured in the attack, stabbed multiple times in the neck and back. Bimonte said the wounds were so severe that she suspected the glasses were broken or "sharpened like a shank in the jail."
"He was stabbed in the neck, in the back, he had a collapsed lung, there were a lot of injuries to him," she said.
Pardinas is stabilized in Parkland, although he remains in serious condition. He's improving and was able to speak with his family Wednesday morning, the sergeant said.
Bimonte said two Miami-Dade officers were already in the Dallas area and six to eight more are on their way. The U.S. Marshals are helping the investigation, which includes agencies from Dallas and Grapevine.
Chris Heisler, founder of The Honor Network, accompanied Bimonte during the press conference. He said he's reached out to district attorney's offices throughout North Texas to petition them to add to the reward for Morales' capture, which currently stands at $10,000.
Dallas County DA spokeswoman Debbie Denmon says the office will not be chipping in to this fund after donating $60,000 in a reward for the arrest of whoever gunned down Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse last month.
Upon his capture, Morales will face charges in Tarrant County. The district attorney's office there has not said whether it will add to the reward.
Investigators believe Morales is still in the region. He was wearing shorts, a T-shirt and a single shoe when he escaped. Surveillance footage from the Walmart parking lot shows a figure sprinting out of an SUV; he does not appear to be shackled, but Bimonte said he was at the time of the attack. She did not release any other specifics.
"He's outside his element, he was in Texas when this happened, it was cold outside, so, to the general public, he's going to be out of place," Heisler said. "He was wearing a pair of shorts."
Authorities do not believe Morales has any friends or family in the area and are pleading with anyone who may have had contact with him to call police immediately.
"Please help us get him," Bimonte said. "The Miami-Dade Police Department is not going to leave Dallas. We are going to find this guy and we are going to bring him to justice."
2/13 Earlier report:
GRAPEVINE –– Grapevine police say they have few leads as to the whereabouts of an armed and dangerous Miami felon who seriously injured an officer as he escaped custody on Monday night.
Alberto Morales, 42, escaped from custody after stabbing a Miami-Dade detective with a piece of broken eyeglasses Monday night in the parking lot of a Grapevine Walmart. He was in the midst of being transported from Miami, Fla. to Las Vegas, Nev. to face a sexual assault charge.
Two detectives accompanied Morales on a commercial flight to Nevada on Monday, which started in Miami but had a layover in Houston. Before landing in Texas, Morales slammed his head against a seat and was not allowed back on the flight once they landed in Houston.
The two detectives rented an SUV to finish the trip. In Grapevine on the way to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to meet a third detective, they stopped at a Walmart. While one of his minders was using the restroom, Morales broke a pair of glasses and stabbed Miami-Dade Det. Jaime Pardinas and fled into the city around 10:30 p.m. Monday.
"I've been stabbed in the neck," Pardinas said in a call to 911.
Despite his serious injuries, he was able to describe the suspect and told the dispatcher Morales is schizophrenic. The other detective returned to the vehicle and took over the 911 call, saying Pardinas was stabbed in the neck and back.
The detective said Morales did not take Pardinas' gun and fled the scene on foot.
Pardinas, a 28-year veteran, remains in serious condition at Parkland Memorial Hospital.
In a news conference Wednesday morning, Grapevine police Sgt. Robert Eberling said while the department has received a number of tips, none have created viable leads.
Tuesday night, one strong lead police pursued proved to be a dead end. An SUV was reported stolen from a nearby motel around the time of Morales' escape. Dallas police recovered the vehicle Tuesday night, but there was no sign of the fugitive and "no ties to Morales whatsoever," Eberling said.
The focus of the search remains in the Grapevine area, where Eberling said police are searching "any place a person can hide, whether that be drainage ditches, in people's backyards, wherever."
"Until we have information that leads us to believe he has left this area, we're still looking in the immediate area of Grapevine," the sergeant said. "We have not recovered any clothing, any of the shackles that were restraining him."
With a criminal history that includes kidnapping with a deadly weapon and sexual battery with a deadly weapon, Eberling described Morales as a man savvy to evading police.
"We do know that he spent the better part of the last 10 years in prison," he said. "He, so to speak, received somewhat of a prison education."
Eberling said the Grapevine Police Department is working with Miami-Dade police, the U.S. Marshals Service and authorities in Nevada. Authorities at border crossings have also been briefed and given images of Morales, the sergeant said.
"We're trying to track down any family members or friends he might have contacted," Eberling said.
Inmates that served time with Morales were also interviewed.
According to Eberling, Morales was wearing handcuffs in front that were attached to a waist band or belly chain that prevented the suspect from moving his arms away from his body when he managed to escape.
The Texas Department of Public Safety has issued a $10,000 reward in the arrest and prosecution of Morales, who is now listed as one of the state's 10 most wanted men.
"We're urging the public to stay vigilant," Eberling said. "... Anyone who comes in contact with him is certainly at risk."
Police have asked anyone that spots Morales to call 911 immediately and not approach the suspect.


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3/4 cup
butter, softened
1 cup
white sugar
1 (8 ounce) carton
sour cream
2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking powder
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1 teaspoon
ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon
3/4 cup
packed brown sugar
1/2 cup
chopped pecans
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
I am thrilled to be the first one to review and photograph this wonderful recipe. What a treat it was to wake up, turn on the oven, pop in this coffee cake, and then have a house smelling like cinnamon. This is very easy to mix together the night before, and you won't be disappointed that you took the time to do it. This cake rose beautifully, the texture was very light and moist, and the taste was crazy good. The next time that I make this, I'm going to add some chopped apples just for a variation. Maridele, thanks for introducing me to your fabulous coffee cake recipe; going into my Favorites folder.
This was an epic fail for me..... I tried to use a bunt pan and there was not the room that the cake needed to rise, luckily I alway have a cookie sheet under everything, also in my mixer the batter wasn't really a pour more of a scoop into the pan
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I made half of this recipe in an 8" springform pan. The only changes I made were to omit the nutmeg as I'm not a fan, added 1/2 t. vanilla, and I increased the pecans to around 1/3 cup for my half recipe. Other than that I followed the recipe as written. I love the fact that you can make this ahead. Maridele, this is a wonderful coffee cake. We really enjoyed it and I'll definitely be making it again. Thank you!
Great recipe - delicious, light and moist. I prepared in a 9 x 13 glass dish and placed in refrigerator last night, this morning I removed and allowed to warm on the counter before placing in oven. I added 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract. Next time I make it, I will add 1 teaspoon of salt because I used unsalted butter. Thanks for sharing Maridele - it is a keeper and we enjoyed it!
EXCELLENT! I love the crunch from the topping. After several mornings of realizing I forgot to make the batter, I decided to go ahead and make it without any refrigeration. If it didn't turn out, it would be no fault of the recipe and no one would know. Well, I can shout out "IT WORKS" and what a treat it was! Although I had to leave out the nuts due to a diet restriction, it was fabulous! Thank you Maridele for sharing such a wonderful recipe!
This recipe is easy and delicious even for those of us who don't plan ahead and forget to put it together the night before. I made a batch this morning start to finish and it turned out delicious! Thanks for sharing your wonderful recipe with us Maridele!
Very simple from scratch coffee cake. Made this for our church breakfast on Easter morning. I loved that I could make it the night before and just pop it into the oven. The cinnamon sugar and pecan topping reminds me of German roasted nuts. Yummy!
This is the second coffee cake I've made, and the second one that tasted awesome but had a really over-moist texture. Considering it's a totally different recipe than the last one I made, I know it's something I did, not the recipe itself. I did use plain yogurt instead of sour cream, but it definitely wasn't that that screwed it up, since I swap yogurt in recipes all the time with great success, and the other recipe for coffee cake I used didn't require sour cream to begin with. The biggest change I made was scaling it down to an 8x8 pan, but yet again, I'm sure that's not the problem. I've really got to figure out what I'm doing wrong here! Either way, the flavor was awesome, just like I wanted, but again, something I'm doing is giving me a slightly more bread-pudding-like texture than I'd like.
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Calories from Fat: 143
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NCCS to interview interim-super candidates
CHAMPLAIN — The Northeastern Clinton Central School Board will hold a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, to interview candidates for the position of interim superintendent.
Meetings are open to the public.
Town of Franklin Democrats seek candidates
FRANKLIN — The Town of Franklin Democratic Party is looking for candidates for the fall election.
The party caucus will be held at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, at the Franklin Town Hall.
Candidates for the following positions are needed: supervisor, two-year term, $13,260 salary; Town Council, two positions open, four-year term, $3,876; superintendent of highway, two-year term, $54,876; town clerk, two-year term, $18,000; and justice of the peace, four-year term, $9,000.
Democratic members may consider being a candidate for an office in the November election.
People who are interested should attend the caucus.
Food drive to help needy in 3 counties
PLATTSBURGH — The North Country Regional Volunteer Center operated by the United Way of the Adirondack Region Inc. is remembering 9/11 by holding a three-county food drive as a National Day of Service project.
The food, to be distributed through Catholic Charities of Franklin County, JCEO in Clinton County and ACAP in Essex County, will be collected during business hours on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Non-perishable food items can be delivered to United Way of the Adirondack Region at 45 Tom Miller Road, Plattsburgh; JCEO, 54 Margaret St., Plattsburgh; ACAP, 7572 Court Street, Suite 2, Elizabethtown; Catholic Charities of Franklin County, 57 Rennie St., Malone; and Community Action Agency Outreach Centers in Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties.
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Final Burning Man ticket sale brings total to 61,000 sold for $23 mil
With the final official Burning Man ticket sale going off without a hitch yesterday, Bay Area burners are now in mad preparation mode, with DPW setup crews arriving on the playa this week, early art crews heading out next week, and everyone else anxiously awaiting the official start of the annual Nevada desert bacchanal in 27 days.
With the US Bureau of Land Management recently awarded the event a permit and population cap of 68,000 — a big jump from last year's 60,000 cap — Black Rock City LLC decided to bump up yesterday's "OMG! Sale" ticket offering from the initially planned 1,000 up to 4,000.
"The sales yesterday went breathtakingly smoothly," event spokesperson Jim Graham tells the Guardian.
Yesterday's ticket sales brings the total number of tickets sold up to 61,000. Accounting for the expensive early sale tickets (3,000 at $650 each), low-income tickets (4,000 at $190), and 54,000 at this year's standard $380 price, that brings the LLC's gross revenue from ticket sales (not counting fees) to $23.23 million. The LLC also gives away thousands of tickets each year to volunteers, art crews, and VIPs.
No wonder this ambitious organization could afford to hire Graham as yet another official spokeperson, joining Megan Miller (US Sen. Barbara Boxer's former flak) and longtime spokesperson Marian Goodell, an LLC board member.
After last year's stressful scramble for tickets, availability seems to be pretty good this year. Craigslist has lots of tickets still available for face value, and while Stubhub is still listing 223 tickets starting at $550 each (burners consider it bad form to charge more than face value), anecdotal evidence suggests that's just wishful thinking by scalpers still hoping for a big score.
My advice: don't pay more than face value, and if you're willing to wait until the very last minute, you'll probably get one for even cheaper than that.
Or as Graham told us, "Everybody who wants to get to the event will certainly get a ticket."
Thanks for taking the time to discuss this, I feel strongly about it and love learning more on this topic. If possible, as you gain expertise, would you mind updating your blog with more information? It is extremely helpful for me.
im still paying for it, after my 4th amendment rights were violated and I became the first federally prosecuted attendee at burningman in 2000.
taking a fall for an arts festival turned meet and greet for corp. ass kissers and their lackeys.
it doesnt suprise me that marion goodall is first in line, puckering up. along with the feds getting itchy fingers for wanting some of the take, allowing the festival to let more pe PO ple attend.
and now I have to sneak ippn, only to rub elbows with a debce population of social climbers fez and tunneling their carreers by pertying naked wirh their indentured servants, namely, you.
see yoy in
BTW, for burgins looking for advice, here's the guide I put out a couple years ago: http://www.sfbg.com/2011/08/02/scribes-guide-playa-prep?page=0,0
I have always wondered where the $23 million+ goes. I doubt the lease with BLM costs that much. I know there are porto rentals, porto service, heavy equipment rental and fuel. Not to mention all the materials required to build the Man/pavilion. But Im just curious where all these millions go each year.
I have been Burning for 7 years now and cherish every moment I have had within this great community.
The Burning Man organization always posts their expenses publicly, so you can see where the $$$ goes. Here's the info from 2012: http://afterburn.burningman.com/12/financial_chart.html
Yes - "Guest" is right - Burning Man (unlike many other event production companies) post their finances online - check it out here : http://financials.burningman.com
how can you be certain those financial listing are accurate and don't just exist to shut people up who wonder where the money goes?
million out of it?
Just add water! Now in Berry Blast and Lemon-Lime!
counter-cultural alt status to corporate shindig. Celeb's already drop in by helicopter and sip champers in their invitation-only air-conditioned yurt.
It's only a matter of time before BM becomes the enemy. But then again, where else will all the purveyors of bad art go if BM goes? And at least there is one week a year in SF where the place is actually pleasant and normal.
I have contemplated these issues myself: http://www.sfbg.com/2013/06/04/burning-questions
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All injury news in the NFL right now has to be digested with the possibility that preseason practice might not even begin for several weeks -- if then -- thanks to the lockout. But if players start taking preseason snaps sometime soon, it looks like Cowboys rookie Bruce Carter could be close to taking the field.
"The knee's doing well," Carter recently told the Galloway and Company radio show on KESN-FM 103.3. "I'd probably say to myself that I'm about 85 percent. I will say that I am full speed, I've been cutting, it's just kind of more like a mental thing more than it is physical. Just trying to get my feeling back and I feel pretty good about it. I'm ready to go."
Dallas took something of a chance drafting Carter out of North Carolina in the second round, given that he was recovering from a torn ACL. Now, it looks like their decision will pay off. Whenever they start playing again.
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Newsletter November 1983 part 4.
Footnote by M. Cross:It is surprising to see how well used this little book has been. Surprising too, that "many thousands" of copies wer sold. Maybe its publication led to the formation of spelling reform groups. We hav much mor consistent "reforms" to offer to anyone interested. How can we ourselves reach "many thousands" who would read our literature?
[Receipts and Payments Account for the Year Ended 31st December 1982 have been omitted.]
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The Brickyard Coalition in Potomac says Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett is hiding information about the controversial soccer field plans. Leggett's office says they're asking for nonexistent documents.
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KDE and The Document Foundation (LibreOffice), have joined the Open Invention Network (OIN) as licensees.
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With lighting by Peter Morse, a stage designed by Bruce Rodgers, and video direction by Carol Dodds, Drowned World was designed as four distinct mini-operas, each with its own set pieces and costumes (of course, Madonna's wardrobe wouldn't be complete without entries from Jean Paul Gaultier, Donatella Versace, Dean and Dan Caten of D2, and Dolce & Gabbana). Arriving on stage via a "spaceship," Madge also perches in a 24'-tall aluminum tree, flies through the air with the greatest of ease, conquers a mechanical bull, pops out of a spinning, 3,800lb "poof chair," and oh yeah, she sings, dances, and plays guitar, too—a lot of stuff moving, a lot to build, and a lot to light. Dare we say, it drowned the senses—obviously the point.
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Greensburg —
There is a time for that.
What might be acceptable at noon, such as mowing your lawn, can be improper at night. We often associate certain activities with the weekend, instead of weekdays. The calendar year has its rhythms; you expect to hear Christmas carols in December, but not in May. And of course we all expect different behaviors from people at different ages.
When I was child, I spoke like a child, I reasoned like a child, but when I became a man, I put away childish things.
One hears from the podium and pulpit that morals are absolute. One's principles must be steadfast, if not sacrosanct. Far be it from me to supplant the moral authority of our leaders. Instead, my job is to complicate their sermons, pointing out that implementing any moral code requires a degree of interpretation. How does it actually work in concrete situations?
One of the great variables, therefore, is timing. As the wise man taught in the book known as Ecclesiastes, to everything there is a season. What was appropriate at one time is no longer appropriate at another. You have to know how to read the context. Morals can be both absolute and time-dependent.
If that much is true, then we have to consider the possibility that certain moral rules applied in one historical era, but not now. Maybe they had to do with hygiene at a time without indoor plumbing and handi-wipes. Today, we can quietly neglect some of the ancient strictures on washing or food preparation. Not because it wasn't important then, but because circumstances have changed.
The underlying principles still matter. Look behind the rule to understand the reason for the rule. In most cases, you will find an enduring precept. What I am talking about is the spirit of the law, over against the letter of the law. Can we recognize when to shift our application of a rule?
I treated my children one way until they grew to maturity. Then I had to start treating them differently. I do not love them less. My values have not evaporated. I am simply trying to acknowledge the emerging reality that they are no longer kids.
Sadly, many of us still need explicit instructions. Just peruse the criminal code to see the detail we require of people, let alone the federal income tax code. Even then, it harkens back to the Constitution and Declaration of Independence…or at least it had better, for those are the founding documents on which all civic authority is based.
If you look leftward and rightward on the political spectrum in the United States, circa 2013, notice just how many activists, pundits, and plain old nut jobs ignore this simple lesson. There is a time for that. We should be developing our capacity to adapt, when all they can do is misquote and like a chastening parent lecture the rest of us about the common good.
Taken to extremes, this ignorance of changing conditions might inspire desperate young men to genital mutilation, honor killings, beheadings, and suicide bombings – all because they cling to shards of a truth that has no real world bearing. It would be sad, if it weren't also so horrific.
Here then is a question for Americans to consider. We pride ourselves on tolerance and religious freedom. We want to celebrate diversity. We want other nations to like us. We need their oil anyway.
But just how useful is all this when they roam our streets freely planting incendiary devices in crowds or hacking our solitary soldiers to death on video? Has the time come to rise up with indignation and put away fantasies that if we could all just listen earnestly to each other, we would all get ponies and cupcakes and rainbows?


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PHOENIX (AP) - Two Phoenix hospitals so far have identified hundreds of people who may have been exposed to hepatitis C through a traveling medical technician facing criminal charges in New Hampshire.
Spokeswoman Teri Bockting says officials have identified 270 patients at Maryvale Hospital and fewer than 200 at the Arizona Heart Hospital who could have been exposed to David Kwiatkowski.
He worked at Maryvale Hospital in 2009 and Arizona Heart Hospital in 2010. He was fired after being spotted with drugs he wasn't authorized to administer.
The hospitals plan to start sending certified letters to the patients on Monday. The letters will recommend and offer free testing for hepatitis C.
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Young Vic's A DOLL'S HOUSE, Starring Hattie Morahan, Comes to BAM, 2/21-3/16
Featuring Hattie Morahan as Nora--the archetypal desperate housewife--for which the rising star was awarded both the Evening Standard and Critics' Circle Award for Best Actress, the Young Vic's production of Ibsen's A Doll's House arrives at BAM this spring on a tide of rapturous reviews, two sold-out runs, and a West End transfer in the UK.
Director Carrie Cracknell breathes fresh and fierce life into Ibsen's masterpiece of marital discord (adapted by Olivier Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens) in which a seemingly idyllic domestic arrangement slowly morphs into a high-stakes battleground between suffocating societal norms and the individual's restless hunger for self-determination. Ibsen's iconic tale of corrosive secrets unfolds like a nail-biting thriller under Cracknell's vital direction, with Ian MacNeil's ingenious spinning set adding a palpable sense of propulsion and dynamism to this substantive and stylish production.
The Young Vic is two things: an idea and a building. Presenting a wide variety of classics, new plays, forgotten works, and music theater, Young Vic shows are created by some of the world's great theater artists alongside adventurous new talent. With a special focus on the art of directing, the Young Vic's Directors Program is one the most comprehensive in the UK. The Young Vic's audience is the youngest and most diverse in the UK, made possible in part by a commitment to give away 10 percent of tickets to schools and neighbors irrespective of box office demand and to keep prices low. In addition, by co-producing with leading theater companies around the world, the Young Vic is able to co-create shows that couldn't be achieved alone. Recent Young Vic productions have been seen in Paris, Barcelona, Athens, Istanbul, Madrid, Lisbon, Vienna, Dublin, Sydney, New York, Taiwan, Tokyo, and all over the UK.
Presented in the West End by the Young Vic, Mark Rubinstein, Gavin Kalin, Neil Laidlaw.
A Doll's House
By Henrik Ibsen
English language version by Simon Stephens
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Costumes by Gabrielle Dalton
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Music by Stuart Earl
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The Eagles had an extra two days to prepare for the Vikings, but it didn't matter. Joe Webb was too much for the Philly defense to handle, and Michael Vick couldn't overcome an early injury, as he struggled all night long, and the Eagles lost their chance at a first-round bye. And that's okay.
As SB Nation's Eagles blog, Bleeding Green Nation, writes after the loss:
Obviously, the desired outcome was an Eagles win, keeping hope alive for a first round bye. Had the Eagles beaten the Vikings, they still would have had to have beaten the Cowboys next week, and had the Packers take care of business against the Bears. That's now out the window. Gone. Forget it. If you're the Eagles, there's no use dwelling on it - You move on and prepare for the first round of the playoffs.
And as far as preparation for the playoffs is concerned, the Eagles are in better shape than you might think. Week 17 is essentially a bye week now, and their likely opponents for the first two rounds will be Green Bay and Chicago. It's not ideal to be playing on Wild Card weekend, but it's not impossible for them to make the best of it.
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ICE HOCKEY: Title-chasing Oxford bid for back-to-back success (From The Oxford Times)
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ICE HOCKEY: Title-chasing Oxford bid for back-to-back success
7:50am Saturday 8th February 2014 in Sport
OXFORD City Stars face a crucial double-header this weekend when they will bid to go three points clear at the top of the English National League South Division 2 table.
Stars are a point behind leaders Slough Jets, but can steal a march on their rivals, who are not in action.
And with the matches away to Swindon Wildcats 2nd today and at home to Lee Valley Lions tomorrow (6.15) the only time Stars will be in action this month, victories are crucial.
Oxford are missing Mason Wild, Warren Jones and Jeff Sykora, but have a strong 24-man squad.
Swindon could move level on points with Stars if they win today's clash and the Wildcats welcome back 16-year-old sensation Michael Stratford, who has already been named in Great Britain's Under 18 side.
Stars will have a point to prove against Lee Valley, who won their first game of the season at Oxford earlier this campaign.
Just four points separate the top six clubs in the table.
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Accelerating Change in Medical Education Student Discussion Questions
The AMA is initiating a national discussion on narrowing the gap between medical training and the continuously changing health care landscape.
We invite medical students to share "best practices" at your medical school and brainstorm new ideas on these topics:
- What are the activities, classes, educational tools, clerkships, medical education structural changes, etc., going on at your school that you think are innovative?
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by Whitworth University Sports Information
SALEM, Ore. – Cory Mack and Taylor Isadore combined on a ten-inning shutout to lead visiting Whitworth to a 2-0 victory in the opener of a Northwest Conference baseball doubleheader on Friday afternoon at Willamette. Matt Jepson threw a complete game in the Bearcats' 6-1 win in the nightcap to lead to a split of the two games.
Whitworth (11-20 overall, 8-12 NWC) and Willamette (22-12, 14-5) will complete the three-game series on Saturday at noon at John Lewis Field.
Game 1 – Whitworth 2, Willamette 0 (10 innings)
Cory Mack went 8.1 innings, allowing no runs on seven hits while striking out five batters. But it was Taylor Isadore (1-2) who got the win after throwing the final 1.2 innings when the Pirates scored a pair of runs in the top of the tenth inning.
Whitworth's win ended the Bearcats' 12-game Northwest Conference winning streak.
Mack worked out of trouble in the first, sixth and seventh innings. Willamette would get runners into scoring position in each inning, but Mack stranded those runners without giving up the lead.
Tyler Olson, the starting pitcher for Willamette, was just as tough. He went nine full innings and did not allow a run while scattering eight hits. Olson got out of trouble in the top of the third, fourth and sixth innings, leaving two runners stranded in each frame.
Whitworth finally broke through in the tenth against Willamette closer Jackson Wyatt. Druffel led off the inning with a walk then got to second with one out as Gerhard Muelheims reached on an error. Joshua Davis followed with the game-winning single to left field, scoring Druffel. Tyler Pfeffer followed with a single on an 0-2 count that drove in Davis, who had moved to second when Muelheims was caught at third on the Davis single.
After allowing a leadoff single in the bottom of the tenth inning, Isadore got three straight outs to get the win.
Game 2 – Willamette 6, Whitworth 1
Olson scattered nine hits to improve to 6-3 with the complete-game effort on the mound for the Bearcats. He struck out eight Pirates without allowing a walk.
Austin Hagarty singled in the first run for Willamette in the third and then scored on Tommy Kawamura's sacrifice fly for a 2-0 lead.
Tiras Koon added a two-run homer for Willamette in the fourth to double the Willamette lead. It was his fourth of the season.
Whitworth got its run in the seventh when Paul Miller doubled home Thomas Wakem. The Bearcats closed out the scoring in the eighth on RBI singles from Ty Wyatt and Tosh Semlach.
Dan Scheibe started on the mound for the Pirates and dropped to 0-1 after allowing four runs on four hits in 3.1 innings. Carson Blumenthal threw the final 4.2 innings and gave up two runs on six hits.
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Choosing a major can be an overwhelming decision. Here at the Career Center we have tried to make the task easier for you. Take a look at the links (click on the images below). Each site will help you answer the infamous question what can I do with this major?
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4/5 rDev +8.4%
06-05-2014 05:27:50 | More by ohiobeer29
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -11.9%
06-03-2014 03:55:22 | More by valianes
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
05-31-2014 01:53:15 | More by Bung
3.95/5 rDev +7%
A very nice Russian Imperial Stout from Grand River Brewing. Decent but not a monstrous head with great lacing on the glass. Thick and black in color, opaque. Smells of coffee and roasted malts. Coffee comes through on the front with smoked and roasted malts, licorice and tobacco with a light dose of sweetness to carry it through. Dry but succulent on the aftertaste, with warmth coming through from alcohol level. Very nice offering and would purchase again. An excellent Russian Imperial Stout from Canada.
05-26-2014 19:35:55 | More by Brutaltruth
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +8.4%
04-09-2014 23:07:18 | More by kevinlater
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
04-02-2014 00:55:32 | More by tabhill
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
03-04-2014 23:09:11 | More by dreamchaser
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
02-22-2014 00:30:25 | More by Cycle69
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +8.4%
02-13-2014 03:47:43 | More by yancot
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev +3%
500 ml bottle purchased from LCBO for $4.95 CDN. Served chilled into a room-temperature glass.
Appearance - Dark opaque chesnut brown colored beer. 1.5 fingers of opulent tan head that lasts a long time. Reddish hues viewed while pouring. Nice foamy little cap that rests on to after the head subsides a bit. The head actually looks like a creamy whipped dessert after pouring. Some sediment noticed at the bottom of the glass. Excellent looking beer.
Smell - Chocolate (dark) and coffee mostly, not a lot else. There is some nice interplay between the two malty aromas, but on the sparse side when comparing the number of aromas to others in the style. Trace smoke aroma.
Taste - Coffee mostly also much smokier than would have been picked up on the nose (which was minimal). A bit of a leather and tobacco combination blended in there for good measure. Slight graininess and breadiness too and ends with a bitter and malty taste in the mouth.
Mouthfeel - velvety smooth, heavy body and a delightfully dry finish that strikes the right chord between "nice and dry" and "too dry" . Excellent feel and weight here. A "big" beer.
Overall - Well executed, wish the nose was a little better a little closer to the taste, since there is significant disparity between the two, but absolutely love the feel of this beer.
01-26-2014 01:50:01 | More by DenisKolkin
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -25.5%
12-24-2013 03:13:09 | More by Cramshawbar
Ontario (Canada)
3.65/5 rDev -1.1%
Not a bad Stout from Ontario....
500ml bottle served at 12deg C in a chalice.
A- Very dark. Nice dark brown foam head nearly 1" thick in a standard chalice
S- Alcohol, nuts, chocolate and spice
T- Pretty darn good. It's the saving grace for this brew. Otherwise not so good.
M- Creamy. Very good chocolate sliperies Touch of the bitter nuts you find in Guinness.
O- Pretty good. Have a few to age.
Not bad. Will try them as the months pass. Don't want to save for years.
Food Pairing
This creamy chocolate gem can be enjoyed with....Rack of Lamb with a Chocolate Sauce
Definitely compliment each other 100%
12-15-2013 23:13:13 | More by DaveBar
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +8.4%
12-09-2013 14:07:22 | More by Vyronian
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
11-02-2013 19:14:18 | More by nullbort
North Carolina
4.04/5 rDev +9.5%
Poured from a bottle into a shaker pint, the beer is a dark black coloring with a frothy, bubbly, light tan head that settles into a sparse surface coating. Aromas of roast coffee, vanilla, mocha, and some earthy notes. Flavors are very bitter forward, with coffee heavy, followed shortly by a heavy roast and slight char to add to the bitterness. Wow. Notes of chocolate to highlight, but leans to the bittersweet side. The body is lighter than most RIS, but solid enough to handle the flavor profiles. Dry, slick finish with a lingering bitterness. The aftertaste is roasty and bitter, with a blend of coffee, chocolate, and hints of booze. Interesting, and lighter bodied than you may be used to for the style, but it works.
09-03-2013 02:01:57 | More by GarthDanielson
Ontario (Canada)
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Ontario (Canada)
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Ontario (Canada)
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06-16-2013 15:22:47 | More by TheBeeraholic
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
04-29-2013 01:04:54 | More by BigGruntyThirst
Ontario (Canada)
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A - Can't say much other than I couldn't see through the bottle.
S - Roasted malts and slight chocolate where all I could pick up.
T - Really bitter dark chocolate taste. Has a slight burnt taste to it. Bitter follow through. The alcohol taste is a bit overpowering.
M - Dry and very easy to drink.
O - It's a good stout. I don't recommend drinking it by itself. Have a heart tomato based meal with it.
03-10-2013 04:00:08 | More by AddyCanuck
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
02-13-2013 04:05:54 | More by DaPan
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
01-27-2013 03:52:13 | More by bigox420
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01-13-2013 03:47:21 | More by JMBSH
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -1.6%
Bottled Dec 5th, 2012
Consumed while homemade bread was rising Jan 6th, 2013.
Oily black, totally opaque pour with a 3 finger dense tan head. Gobs of lacing on the side of the glass.
Dark chocolate, burnt coffee and the molasses added really stand out in this. It smells much better than I remembered from the first time I had it years ago. Slight sweetness of raw sugar with a touch of licorice.
Burnt coffee, dark bitter chocolate (85%+) very little sweetness coming from the molasses. Good sipper with zero alcohol present.
Medium body, low carbonation. Really sticky on the lips.
01-06-2013 20:10:54 | More by korguy123
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +3.8%
Picked this up from the local lcbo over the Christmas holidays. Poured very black, with a thin head that dissipated quickly. The initial flavourful was rich with, I think, burnt coffee and toffee. The after taste was a little on the bitter side for me.
All in all, I would drink this again, but I feel I've had better. I had it on it's own though, and it might have been better paired with a nice holiday meal.
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3:00pm Friday 8th February 2013 in Local News
HUGE tankers rumbling along residential roads on Canvey could become a thing of the past after Calor Gas got permission to build a new access road to its plant.
The new private road between Haven Road and the giant gas terminals off Thames Road would link up with the £18.5million Roscommon Way extension and stop them having to use Thames Road, Thorney Bay Road and Long Road in future.
The new road would take about 15 vehicle movements a day.
Graeme Lockwood, Calor's national terminals manager, said: "The access road will bring considerable benefits to the local community as it will divert Calor vehicles away from residential areas of Canvey Island, whilst making effective utilisation of the Roscommon Way extension.
"We have previously given a commitment to local residents and councillors that we would explore options to reduce the impact of our LPG tankers operating from the terminal, and as such we are delighted with the decision taken by the planning committee."
Steve Rogers, head of regeneration and neighbourhoods at Castle Point Council, said: "It is not considered the number of vehicles that would likely use the road, or the proximity of the road to nearby properties, would have a significant impact on the amenity of any residents.
"The benefits outweigh any perceived harm."
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3:52pm Fri 8 Feb 13
upset says...
John T Pharro wrote:Go on John you go for it.
Good news and at last it makes a use for the Roscommon Way extension at last. Just hope they do their searches properly and don't find half way from when the road is completed they suddenly find someone else owns a metre of land they have to cross.
What about the voting question?
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7:16pm Fri 8 Feb 13
lennyfy says...
7:18pm Fri 8 Feb 13
John T Pharro says...
lennyfy wrote:And, just a question for mainly who's benefit?
So the " Road to nowhere" is still the road to nowhere for the residents and will stay that way untill joined up to Thorny Bay Road
12:33pm Sat 9 Feb 13
marshman says...
lennyfy wrote:Can't the council use some of the money they're getting from the Thorney Bay development to bring it up to standard and through the camp (or around it, or in front of it)?
So the " Road to nowhere" is still the road to nowhere for the residents and will stay that way untill joined up to Thorny Bay Road
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Film may be 110 years old, the Film Industry a century, Amer-Indie, as a semi-organized infrastructure and process, 30 years, but as a creative community we are only a few years, at best, in. Sure the guilds have been here longer, but as an open & transparent, group, activity sharing information and aspirations, it's taken the rise of blogging culture to bring us together.
As much as we are coming together on a general basis, indie film communities come together now around specific voices. Nonetheless, other than Kevin Smith there are very few folks who have truly built and served their audiences to such an extent that that audience is in fact a community that can be depended on to support a film to the extent necessary to move it through production and release. Or rather, until recently. Crowdfunding, more than just a money raising tool, allows us to measure how communities can truly make movies happen. Koo, who has built the much loved and very useful blog No Film School, now is making a film, and as he shares below, he couldn't have gotten so far with the support from the community he has so loyally served.
My crowdfunding campaign to make a youth basketball feature film Man-child has made it most of the way to raising its $115,000 goal (!). I've been working tirelessly since launching the campaign on August 16th, and you can bet I won't be sleeping much until it ends September 23rd (this Friday). I don't know if we're going to make it all the way, but in coming this far, I've learned a lot -- and that's what I'm here to share. This post is also the story of how as a community we got 11-time NBA champion coach Phil Jackson -- arguably the greatest living basketball coach, and someone I've never met in person -- to back my Kickstarter film.
You have at least two audiences
I run the indie filmmaking website NoFilmSchool, and the site's readers comprise my primary audience for the campaign. But even if you don't run a website, you still have a primary audience -- your friends, your family, your high school and/or college, and any other networks that you might belong to. This is your obvious first stop in a crowdfunding campaign.
Whatever kind of movie you're making, your film has a topic. That topic has an audience. In the case of Man-child the topic is basketball, and so in addition to my web site's followers, there exists another community that is potentially interested in my film: basketball fans. This is your second stop: people who are interested in your topic. But I think when you go after the second audience is important, because there's a difference between the people who know you personally and the people who don't. The former are willing to lend a hand because it's you. The second group needs a bit more convincing.
Credibility first
People have mentioned in the past a notorious dead time in the middle of a crowdfunding campaign. Without the excitement of the launch or the urgency of a deadline, crowdfunding campaigns begin to resemble a 2-liter of RC Cola with the cap off (they go flat). This is a great time to try to reach out to a new audience, because if you did your job in the first half of the campaign (and didn't annoy your followers on Twitter) -- you'll have more credibility than you did when the ticker read "$0 pledged." Once the campaign was able to demonstrate social proof thanks a number of backers on board -- but only then -- did I try to reach out to the second audience.
Audiences are like venn diagrams
There isn't a lot of overlap between my following of independent filmmakers and the basketball community at large. They're like venn diagrams: two circles that overlap but for the most part exist separately. If your friends and family are in the smaller circle, the point is to reach the people in the larger circle who have no idea who you are. This is how your audience is valuable in a way that has nothing to do with what's in their wallet.
Internet is plentiful, money is not
I launched NoFilmSchool by living out of a suitcase for 10 months. I know what it's like to be short on funds. But during those 11 months when money was nonexistent, what did I have plenty of? Internet. Wi-Fi on a friend's couch. A free connection at Starbucks. 3G. Even people on the other side of the planet who might not ever have a chance to see your indie film in the theater have a 'net connection (and many countries are way ahead of the U.S. when it comes to broadband speeds). So when running a fundraising campaign, think of your fans friends and followers as more than financial contributors. They're your allies in morphing the two circles of a venn diagram into one.
Strength in numbers
In the case of Man-child, as soon as we hit the halfway mark of the campaign (time-wise; we were not yet to 50% funded), I wrote a post asking for help from NoFilmSchool readers. Not financial help, but social media help. Along with an instructional video, I included links to lists of NBA players, media members, and bloggers on Twitter. Dozens of us began reaching out on Twitter collectively, asking ball players and journalists to check out or at least retweet the Man-child Kickstarter campaign. Personally, I was totally ineffective. Promoting your own campaign/product/service seems more like spam than someone asking on behalf of a friend, and there is strength in numbers: public figures have tens if not hundreds of thousands of followers on Twitter, and getting their attention is a crapshoot. They get mentioned so often that you need luck on your side to be in the right place at the right time; the more of you there are, the better your odds.
One success story is worth the effort
Despite my own lack of success, thanks to the efforts of others, several NBA players -- including two-time all-star Stephon Marbury -- retweeted the Man-child campaign. More importantly, Executive VP of the Los Angeles Lakers Jeanie Buss watched my pitch video and became a backer -- along with legendary NBA coach Phil Jackson. I saw a jump in the campaign's progress and didn't know where it came from, so I went to look at the backer list, and there was Jeanie Buss. I hadn't reached her, but someone else had. I thanked her on Twitter and we started direct messaging. She told me Phil had matched her pledge. My head exploded.
Your campaign is like a film
Films are better when they have an arc; the same goes for a crowdfunding campaign. In the past, I'd seen crowdfunders issue a press release at the outset of their campaign, but I didn't feel launching a campaign was enough of a story by itself to get picked up by anyone. 10,000 people have run Kickstarter campaigns, after all -- and that's just the successful ones. More than double that number have launched campaigns. But I did think this social media success story -- and the name recognition of having Phil and Jeanie on board -- was a story. So I wrote a press release designed to get the campaign in the hands of the basketball world.
The jury's still out
As I write this, the jury's still out as to whether this press release has successfully brought in more of the basketball world. As a one man band running this campaign all on my own, it took me longer to get the press release out than I would've liked -- even working around the clock -- and I haven't given media outlets much time to write up a story before this Friday's deadline.
When it comes down to it, though, whether or not the Man-child campaign is picked up by a large sports web site, the social media outreach effort was a success -- the story told in that press release has become an integral part of not only the story of the campaign, but the story of the film. And Phil Jackson, are you kidding me?!?
Your audience is worth more than $$$
More people have internet access than have credit cards. In the past month I've gotten a lot of messages from people who don't own a credit card but want to help the campaign somehow. These aren't messages they're sending via snail mail or smoke signals -- they're through Kickstarter, they're over Twitter, they're via email. They're online and they want to help. My personal friends (who aren't very active on Twitter) logged on and had fun seeing if they could get a big name to retweet it. Give your audience something to do other than cut checks!
The "dead" midpoint of a campaign is a great time to start asking for help to reach a second audience. In fact, if my own experiences are any lesson, I would go out with this initiative prior to the midpoint, because you want to give yourself enough time before your campaign ends for your collective efforts to have an impact.
Speaking of which -- my campaign for Man-child ends this Friday, September 23rd, at 11:59pm Eastern. If we don't make it, I will certainly have learned a lot in the process, but I'd love to learn a lot more by actually making the movie! So if you feel like getting some great rewards in exchange for your support, check out my campaign -- a download of the full film is just $10, a DVD is $24, plus you'll be sent the unique frames of the film that you made possible (details in my pitch video below). Best of luck with your own crowdfunding campaign, keep that second audience in mind, and thanks for reading!
Daniel | September 20, 2011 2:05 AM
Koo, thank you for your narrative about your Crowd Funding campaign. It offers much insight for those contemplating such a process.
We are anticipating much of the same once our new Crowd Funding platform launches in the next few weeks. FundaGeek.com is the next generation of Crowd Funding resource - expressly for technical innovation and basic research. We're all about tech where the other sites focus on creative projects. There is some cross-over like video games and smart phone apps that contain a lot of technology.
Jason @ Filmmaking Stuff | September 19, 2011 7:47 AM
Your crowdfunding campaign is an inspiration. Thanks for sharing both the easy stuff as well the challenging.
There was also another cool thing you did at the mid-way point that you left out of this article. I noticed you added some more sponsorship tiers and you sent out an email announcing this.
This actually prompted me (and hopefully other folks) to increase my level of sponsorship. If doing this the first time was successful, it might be good to add a few more tiers and resend a similar email.
Either way, I wish you all the best as you push forward.
Jason Brubaker
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The images from the defining moment of Sunday's dramatic, 11-10 victory in Milwaukee were striking and memorable.
Michael Morse with left arm raised as he watched his game-tying home run in the ninth inning sneak over the right-field wall at Miller Park. Davey Johnson doing a little jig from the top dugout step as he watched the ball sail out. Ryan Mattheus, who had put the Nationals in that hole by serving up three homers in two innings of relief making sure he was the very first one to greet Morse and offer his teammate a bear hug.
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- Ghost Of Steve M. - Jul 30, 2012 at 8:38 PM
Bonifacio lost his leadoff spot to Reyes. I love leadoff havoc makers who get on base like Soriano in 2006 or Nyjer for a few months in 2009.Would be a good addition and trade chip if he doesn't fit here next year.
- NatsLady - Jul 30, 2012 at 8:42 PM
It's puzzling to me why the Pirates went after Wandy in the first place. Wasn't pitching their strength and offense their weakness? I mean, other than McCutch and Neil Walker, who do they have. (Or did I miss an injury on their rotation?) BTW, for July, as a team, .284/.339/.452. Second in MLB to, believe it or not, the Twins.(Pre-All-Star .251/.314/.414.) That is some hitting, people.
- NatsLady - Jul 30, 2012 at 8:50 PM
Sincerely hope we win the division, but—Going to take the minority position here, and say Gio for the one-gamer. When he is "on," he's on. Just look at him in the All-Star game. We haven't seen JZ (yet) in the real spotlight-type games. Put JZ in the bullpen in case Gio's not on his game, and let Davey have the world's quickest hook. If Gio wins, you are set with JZ for the first game of the playoffs.OTOH, if we don't have to do the one-gamer, I would go with the current setup: JZ, Gio, EJax, Det/CMW/Lannan so you can go RHP/LHP etc. A lot depends on the team you are matched against, in either case, and who is "hot" and healthy at the time.
- Faraz Shaikh - Jul 30, 2012 at 9:01 PM
Twins are in first, thanks to one guy and you know who that is. 11 HR and 26 RBIs with over 1 OPS to go along with it.
- Gonat - Jul 30, 2012 at 9:02 PM
6 weeks ago I would say Gio. He has been a model of inconsistency.JZim is now moving up to elite status and the interesting part is that Stephen Strasburg as we know will be even better.Great to be debating who is the Nats best pitcher but its the old "what have you done for me lately".JZim leading the Majors with 19 Quality Starts. That's a model of consistency.
- Section 222 - Jul 30, 2012 at 9:13 PM
I'm glad my comment on JZnn started a very interesting discussion about our two incredible young starters. It even led me to temporarily suspend my peric moratorium as it was clear from the responses that he was making an interesting argument with a minimum of name calling (for him). One of the reasons I decided to talk about JZnn was the point highlighted later by SCNatsFan — he's the template for Stras. Many commenters have noted that they expect Stras to be both dominant and more consistent next year. I definitely agree. When you add Znn's consistency, unflappability and durability to Stras's raw talent and pure stuff, you have a pitcher for the ages. That's going to be very fun to watch. And I completely agree with Ghost that Gio needs to up his game to keep up. He seems very competitive. I bet he does it.This year, if I had to pick our starter for that one must win game, and as we all know we won't have to because Stras will be shut down, I'm with what seems to be a slight majority of commenters who would go with JZnn. Take a look at Stras's 20 starts this year. He's been tremendous in the majority. But he's pitched less than 6 innings in 25% of them. He gets overly emotional and lets the elements and the umpires affect him too much. In contrast, as SteadyEddie points out, Znn doesn't let anything get under his skin. That's who I want on the mound in a game we absolutely have to win.On a less serious note, wouldn't it be perfect symmetry if we could trade H-Rod for Bonifacio since we traded Bonifacio for Willingham and Willingham for H-Rod?
- JD - Jul 30, 2012 at 9:29 PM
Bowden is suggesting Cliff Lee as a sleeper for the Nationals. Where does he come up with this stuff?
- NatsLady - Jul 30, 2012 at 9:49 PM
JD, he makes it up. Needs page reads and people to pay for being "insiders."
- Steady Eddie - Jul 30, 2012 at 10:38 PM
JD — what NatsLady said. Or to put it another way, "That's Entertainment!"
- peric - Jul 30, 2012 at 10:49 PM
Anyone remember Wily Mo Pena?JMax but every once-in-a-while he would hit a grand slam.
- peric - Jul 30, 2012 at 10:53 PM
Bowden is suggesting Cliff Lee as a sleeper for the Nationals. Where does he come up with this stuff?I used to have fun with him telling him he all he was good for was wearing leather pants and Joy-riding his Segway. He really freaked out … but yes Natslady is right JimBo is looking for hits / page reads … he wants to be considered "in-the-know" by ESPN and continue to get paid. That's for sure. Nothing at all like Keith Law who could really care less he puts his stuff out there and if you like it fine if you don't he tells you what you can do.JimBo has a bit of a problem with self-esteem.
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