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A continous toilet bowl cleaner.
Sodium Dodecylbenzene Sulfonate is a cleaning agent that is one of a group of ingredients commonly used in bath products, cleansing products, shampoos and hair conditioners. It removes dirt and deposits. In its liquid form, as we use it, it surrounds dirt particles to loosen them from the surface to which they are attached.
(Breaks down dirt and deposits.)
Sodium Sulfate is a carrier that can also be found in bath soaps, detergents and skin care products. A carrier does just what it sounds like - it helps carry a product to a surface by thinning or thickening the formula or simply ensuring even distribution of the other ingredients in the formula. Without a carrier, the product would not work with the same consistency across a surface.
(Enables the delivery of the product to a surface.)
Also known as Borax, Sodium Borate is a builder that has been used for decades in a wide variety of household products, such as creams, lotions, bath and skin products, among other things. It makes a product formula clean better by affecting the molecules in the formula so they work together better. Sodium Borate can also be used as a pH adjuster that alters the pH of a product to improve stability over time. Every formula has an optimum pH to make it work best. Also, the pH of a formula can affect how long it lasts within a container – for example limiting its tendency to rust in a can.
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Fatty Alcohol is a binder that can also be found in shampoos and soaps. It holds a product's ingredients together. Fatty alcohols are added to products so that when other ingredients are compressed, they hold together in a solid shape. As a result, Fatty Alcohols are used to improve the thickness of liquid or gel products or to stabilize foams.
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Hydroxyethyl Cellulose is a thickener that can also be found in cosmetics and personal care products such as makeup, skin care products and shaving cream. It improves the texture of a product and, as needed in some formulas, helps a product to cling to surfaces such as a toilet bowl. In some products, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose can also be used as a binder, which helps ingredients hold together.
Acid Blue 9 is a colorant. It is one of the most widely used and tested dyes in consumer products, and can be found in clothing and colored paper. Dyes are added to products for a variety of reasons including helping you see where you applied the product, when a product is used up, or for aesthetic reasons.
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Returning home from Japan to find closure for her father's unresolved death a decade earlier, Lucy discovers a cache of objects that reveals complex family secrets. (historical fiction). By the award-winning author of
Returning from overseas, Lucy Jarrett uncovers piles of secrets almost a century old at the family cabin formerly maintained by her deceased grandfather. Home ground at first offers Lucy a swirl of trips into her own past as she re-inhabits the lakeside she visited as a girl and bumps into her earliest lover. Drawn by peculiar connections amongst the found objects--puzzles cleverly rendered by author Kim Edwards--Lucy then turns from reminiscence to a mystery that goes deeper than her personal life.
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I know I've been missing in action, I've gone back to school!!! Well, not exactly, but I am taking some online summer courses through Make it in Design! A great site for getting help in the world of surface pattern design. I've decided to go HARD and take all three tracks(beginner, intermediate, advanced) cuz you know, I'm an overachiever. So far it's been a great experience, finding time to actually work and creating under the pressure of a deadline. Plus, I've gotten the opportunity to join a facebook group with a bunch of like-minded folks and it's been a pleasure to see all of the great work and also exchange ideas and get feedback. Below I've posted some of my submissions and also ideas that have sprouted up as well. Enjoy and please feel free to comment!
A few iterations of my work for the Beginner track. The one on the bottom is what I submitted
Intermediate track work. The lower design is what was submitted along with the mockup of the bathing suit.
Advanced track submissions. I ran out of time but I think I'll continue to work on it a bit more anyway.
So far, this has been a wonderful experience. MIID also offers more extensive courses and you can add your profile and portfolio to their directory. Take a look here. All in all, it's been a slow burn with this passion of mine, but hopefully it will all pay off one day. I don't expect to be rich, but some licensing and a few extra bucks in my pocket would be nice.
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(chorus)Why cant you
Just leave me alone
im better off
on my own
I put up with this sickness almost (Everyday)
Sometimes i sit and wonder why you (Act this way)
Constantly it seems like the (Same Old Shit)
Playing Childish Games your so (Pathetic)
Nothing Else to do but to (f*ck wit me)
Why cant you leave me alone why cant you (let me be)
Always tryin to tell me (what to do)
heres a middle finger and a (f*ck you too)
You used to control me but that was (way back then)
I used to believe all your lies but (never again)
You said that you would change but your still the same
You said my life would be better but theres still the pain
It wont happen again i mean it not no more
Take a look at yourself who the f*ck do you think you are
Visions in my head filled with (Memories)
Filled up wit Pain and (Misery)
Just leave me alone x 4
You said you would change but your still the same
why am i the one whose always feeling pain x4
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Here is Dr. Newberger's Approach for Reconciling Marriage Relationships
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A Common Therapeutic Approach
Stephanie and Max went to a marriage counselor for help to heal their strained relationship. The couple was surprised to learn the philosophy and approach of this particular therapist. Stephanie revealed, We were looking for someone to work with us on a specific plan for our marriage. Instead, we got a totally neutral counselor who didn't seem to care whether or not our marriage survived. We weren't neutral about wanting to save our marriage, he was."
Clinical psychologist and author, Willard F. Harley, Jr., observed, "People who seek help from marriage counselors usually assume that the goal of therapy is saving the marriage. Unfortunately, most marital therapists are specifically trained to be non-directive or neutral. They see themselves as someone couples can talk to, but not someone who will coach them into changes that will ultimately save their marriage." Yet the
suggests that if marriage counseling does not incorporate the goal of relationship improvement, the likelihood of a divorce increases substantially.
Lesson to be Learned:
Those seeking third-party help to resolve marital conflict should learn the philosophy and role this individual intends to play before committing to his or her process. Is he or she willing to fight for the preservation of your marriage? Is he or she willing to help the two of you engage in dialogue and activities that will cause your relationship to thrive? If no goal of reconciliation exists at the beginning of the process, disappointment will more likely be experienced in the end. Such was the case for Stephanie and Max. They divorced.
Dr. Newberger's Approach
Dr. Newberger is a conflict resolution practitioner. He holds a Ph.D. in Conflict Analysis and Resolution and is the architect of the Reconciliation Model of Peacemaking. Dr. Newberger's expertise is in promoting harmonious interpersonal relationships. After analyzing your situation as a couple, he will work with you to develop a path forward to a happier, less conflicted, and more secure marriage.
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His 0.86 ERA -- and newfound poise on the mound -- has Citi saying 'I like Mike'
Updated: April 21, 2010, 12:24 PM ETBy Andrew Marchand | ESPNNewYork.com
NEW YORK --- On Saturday, Mike Pelfrey picked up the save in the Mets' 20-inning win. Now, he is trying to save their season.
If the Mets are going to do anything, it could be largely because Pelfrey may finally turn into a bona fide No. 2 starter. So far this season, he has been bona fide No. 1.
"That is a dominant, dominant right-handed, pitcher," Jerry Manuel said after his team won two in a row for the first time this year.
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Date: April 30, 2009
by: Kent Chetlain | Guest Columnist
In December 1971, Edward Ball, chief trustee of the $1 billion Alfred I. duPont Testamentary Trust, commented on the state of the then-depressed stock market.
"From watching this market the last few months, it looks to me like it could be characterized as a 'yo-yo market' — it just goes up and down," he said.
From this observer's view, the present state of the keys' realty market can also be likened to that yo-yo, rollercoaster-like, stock-market observation of Ball back in 1971.
Since March 2, weekly real-estate sales recordings on the keys have gone from five to seven to 10, then back down to four; then, back up to 11, down again to four and, finally, up to 10 for this recording week of April 13 through April 17. In the last seven weeks, there were 51 sales total, of which 11 were for more than $1 million.
Sleepy Lagoon
In the largest of the 10 sales in the third week of April, Dawna and John McDonough paid $2 million to Richard and Lois Snyder, 760 Old Compass Road, for their beachfront home at 6603 Gulfside Road in the Sleepy Lagoon subdivision.
The 3,051-square-foot home with three bedrooms and two baths occupies the southwestern portion of Lot 38, covering almost a half acre, with 103 feet on the Gulf beach. The house was constructed in 1974. Of the 10 sales, this was the only one on the Manatee County side of the Key.
Country Club Shores
The second largest of the week's transactions occurred in the 420-lot Country Club Shores, Unit IV. John Knutsen Jr., 97 S. Washington Drive, St. Armands Key, sold his four-year-old, three-bedroom, three-bath waterfront home at 580 Putting Green Lane to Donald Ray Robinson, of Madisonville, Ky., for $1.5 million. The 3,586-square-foot home was built in 2005 and has a swimming pool. Knutsen paid $1,773,800 for the home in 2007.
There was a second sale in Country Club Shores at 1155 Bogey Lane in Unit V, in which Susan and Timothy Overby bought a half-interest and Kimberly Dellosso purchased the other half for $670,000 total. The buyers were all from Colleyville, Texas, and the seller was Joeph Deglman, 700 John Ringling Blvd.
The home has three bedrooms and three baths with 2,045 square feet of living area. It was constructed in 1966. Deglman paid $445,000 for the home in September 2000.
Longboat Key Towers
Over at the Key's oldest beachfront high-rise — the 88-unit Longboat Key Towers, 601 Longboat Club Road — Jon Dokmo and Leanne Johnson, of South Barrington, Ill., sold their Unit S-703 to Denise and Douglas Burnetti, of Lakeland, for $775,000. The two-bedroom, two-bath apartment has 1,458 square feet of air-conditioned living space and was constructed in 1970.
Fairway Bay II
Lawrence John Kidd, from Jackson, Ohio, bought Unit 452 in Building M–4 at Fairway Bay II in the 288-unit bayfront complex. He paid $325,000 to Thalia Dorwick, of Oakland, Calif., for the two-bedroom, two-bath condo at 2020 Harbourside Drive. Built by Arvida Corp. in 1984, the apartment has 1,192 square feet of living area.
Beth and Brian Deaner, of Deer Park, N.Y., sold their Unit B-503 at Portobello condominium, 3240 Gulf of Mexico Drive, to Mary Ann and Henry Laraia, of Ilion, N.Y., for $270,000.
The two-bedroom, two-bath condo was constructed in 1975 and has 1,260 square feet of living space. Portobello has 39 units on its bay side and 30 on the Gulf for a total 69 units.
Longboat Key Club Moorings
Joseph Martindell Jr., 681 Old Compass Road, sold his boat slip 4 on Pier R at the 294-slip Longboat Key Club Moorings Marina to Shakeel Mozaffar, of Ocala, for $161,000.
Bird Key
Donna and David Wollert, 321 N. Blvd. of Presidents, bought the Bird Key home at 323 Bob White Way from Ivey McFarlin, heir of the estate of Henry McFarlin, South Pasadena, for $655,000.
The four-bedroom, three-bath home was constructed in 1975 with 2,708 square feet of living area and a swimming pool.
In a second transaction on Bird Key, Rochelle and Donald Freed, of Northport, N.Y., sold their home at 516 S. Spoonbill Way to Marilyn and Robert Radakovic for $520,000. The three-bedroom, two-bath home was built in 1965 and has a swimming pool and 1,895 square feet of living area.
Lido Harbour
Janice Roberts, of Indianapolis, purchased Unit 105 in the Arlington House of Lido Harbour condominium, 1900 Ben Franklin Drive, for $550,000. The three sellers each sold their one-third interest in the condo.
They were Edward Esposito II, Daniel Esposito and Sally Gibson, all of Denver.
The two-bedroom, two-bath apartment has 981 square feet of living area and was constructed 1967.
Kent Chetlain is a veteran Florida journalist and historian, a former Manatee County commissioner and a holder of a Florida real-estate license. He has chronicled real-estate activity in this area since 1957.
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Ramesh Ponnuru: The disgusting consequences of banning plastic grocery bags
The efforts in many cities to discourage the use of plastic bags demonstrate that such unintended consequences can be, among other things, kind of gross.
San Francisco has been discouraging plastic bags since 2007, saying that it takes too much oil to make them and that used bags pollute waterways and kill marine animals. In 2012, it strengthened its law. Several West Coast cities, including Seattle and Los Angeles, have also adopted bans for environmental reasons. The government of Washington, D.C., imposes a 5 cent plastic-bag tax. (Advocates prefer to call it a "fee" because taxes are unpopular.) Environmental groups and celebrity activists, including Eva Longoria and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, support these laws.
The plastic-bag industry, predictably, wants to throw them away. It says that the making of plastic bags supplies a livelihood to 30,000 hard-working, law-abiding, patriotic Americans, many of whom have adorable children to support. It cites a 2007 report by San Francisco's Environment Department that said plastic bags from retail establishments, the target of the ban, accounted for only 0.6 percent of litter.
Most alarmingly, the industry has highlighted news reports linking reusable shopping bags to the spread of disease. Like this one, from the Los Angeles Times last May: "A reusable grocery bag left in a hotel bathroom caused an outbreak of norovirus-induced diarrhea and nausea that struck nine of 13 members of a girls' soccer team in October, Oregon researchers reported Wednesday." The norovirus may not have political clout, but evidently it, too, is rooting against plastic bags.
Warning of disease may seem like an over-the-top scare tactic, but research suggests there's more than anecdote behind this industry talking point. In a 2011 study, four researchers examined reusable bags in California and Arizona and found that 51 percent of them contained coliform bacteria. The problem appears to be the habits of the reusers. Seventy-five percent said they keep meat and vegetables in the same bag. When bags were stored in hot car trunks for two hours, the bacteria grew tenfold.
That study also found, happily, that washing the bags eliminated 99.9 percent of the bacteria. It undercut even that good news, though, by finding that 97 percent of people reported that they never wash their bags.
Jonathan Klick and Joshua Wright, who are law professors at the University of Pennsylvania and George Mason University, respectively, have done a more recent study on the public-health impact of plastic-bag bans. They find that emergency-room admissions related to E. coli infections increased in San Francisco after the ban. (Nearby counties did not show this increase.) And this effect showed up as soon as the ban was implemented. ("There is a clear discontinuity at the time of adoption.") The San Francisco ban was also associated with increases in salmonella and other bacterial infections. Similar effects were found in other California towns that adopted such laws.
Klick and Wright estimate that the San Francisco ban results in a 46 percent increase in deaths from foodborne illnesses, or 5.5 more of them each year. They then run through a cost-benefit analysis employing the same estimate of the value of a human life that the Environmental Protection Agency uses when evaluating regulations that are supposed to save lives. They conclude that the anti-plastic-bag policies can't pass the test - and that's before counting the higher health-care costs they generate.
The authors argue, not completely convincingly, against the idea that regular washing and drying of reusable bags would solve the problem. They point out that the use of hot water and detergent imposes environmental costs, too. And reusable bags require more energy to make than plastic ones. The stronger argument, it seems to me, is that 97 percent figure: Whatever the merits of regularly cleaning the bags, it doesn't appear likely to happen.
The best course for government, then, is probably to encourage people to recycle their plastic bags - or, maybe, just let people make their own decisions. Plastic-bag bans are another on a distressingly long list of political issues where I cannot see eye to eye with Eva Longoria.
Ramesh Ponnuru is a Bloomberg View columnist, a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and a senior editor at National Review.
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3.6 million children 'living in poverty in the UK'
- There are 3.6 million children living in poverty in the UK today. That's 27 per cent of children, or more than one in four, Child Poverty Action Group have said.
- There are even more serious concentrations of child poverty at a local level: in 100 local wards between 50 and 70 per cent of children are growing up in poverty.
- Almost two-thirds (62 per cent) of children growing up in poverty live in a household where at least one member works.
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- Show others that you're committed to the venture. Find visible ways to demonstrate your willingness to serve the company. I was always the first person at the office. The signals founders send speak louder than their words.
- Present yourself like the most successful people in your industry. Given that most of our revenue came from brand managers and advertising agencies, I couldn't show up to meetings looking like the college sophomore that I was. I ordered and wore bespoke dress shirts with my monogram on my cuffs. When advertising buyers started our meetings asking where I had my shirts made, the subsequent discussions usually went well. Don't take this too far and spend beyond your means, of course, but first impressions still count.
- Find creative ways to inspire confidence. My team was fired up when well-known leaders like Fred Hoar, the late vice president of communications at Apple, and Dana Summers, Nordstrom's former vice president of marketing and CIO, joined our board. Sometimes I would ask board members and other well-known advisers to come in and share their lessons with my team. Most leaders love to give back to motivated young entrepreneurs, and this helps improve your credibility in a very noticeable way.
- Set and deliver on objectives. Goals and guidelines will go a long way towards establishing momentum and lifting team performance.
- Develop your character. While nothing builds trust faster than delivering results, nothing destroys it faster than a failure of integrity. As you see your dream grow from an idea to an enterprise, your opportunities to cut corners will multiply. Grow your character as you grow your business so the latter doesn't crush the former.


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Do we really need to put lame and sexist jokes on a pedestal?
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, September, 01, 2014, (6:50pm)
MEMO to scriptwriters paid to write gags for those self-congratulatory showbiz awards ceremonies: the old saying about putting a person on a pedestal need not be taken literally.
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Gruesome twosomes ready to uncouple
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, August, 18, 2014, (7:00pm)
IT hasn't been the easiest few days for wide-eyed romantics. Those who subscribe to notions of true love have had their allusions shattered — well, at least seriously cracked — by two unexpected pairings
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The spy who knows all about its friends
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, August, 18, 2014, (6:58pm)
KNOW someone undergoing an existential crisis that has them pondering that age-old question: Who am I? Then tell them to log on to Facebook where a series of ads might just help them unlock the answer.
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Sometimes abandoning a child can be a parent's kindest act
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, August, 11, 2014, (8:01pm)
THIS time last week, it was controversial to point out the best thing that might ever happen to a baby was to be abandoned by his parents.
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Whatever you think about it, marriage is not about votes
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, August, 04, 2014, (6:29pm)
MARRIAGE — for a humble eight-letter word it sure does get around. To some it's the most cherished of institutions, the foundation of not just the family unit but of our very society.
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Answers embrace the stupid and profound
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Sunday, August, 03, 2014, (7:40pm)
FIELDING questions from a preschooler can require a depth of knowledge well beyond the average parent. Unless, of course, the average parent happens to spend their time contemplating the personal hygiene habits of a cartoon villain.
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Save your fury for the real villain: Gerard Baden-Clay
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, July, 21, 2014, (6:49pm)
THE anger was palpable as the villain finally faced the cameras. As the moments passed the mood grew even darker, with every word only further infuriating those watching from home.
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Bindi's dressing down to her peers
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, June, 23, 2014, (7:43pm)
In pitching herself as an antidote to the Miley Cyruses and Rihannas of this world, Bindi Irwin has no doubt catapulted herself straight into the hearts of parents of teenage girls everywhere.
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Here's a clue to the real sexists: they snipe about PPL
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, June, 23, 2014, (7:42pm)
TO his critics, it's a combination as unavoidable as Coldplay and earnest ballads: Tony Abbott and sexism.
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A cafe culture of the haves and have nots
Sarrah Le Marquand –, Monday, June, 23, 2014, (7:41pm)
ONCE a word associated with the horrors of racial segregation in South Africa, a new form of apartheid has crept into the restaurants and cafes of suburban Australia. The divide is as simple as it is absolute: those who sit down for lunch in the company of their crayon-carrying offspring, and those who do not.
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I've been in the dev game for about 15 years, and for whatever reason I always seem to end up needing the ability to handle user-generated content, i.e. uploads. Back in the day, I used attachment_fu, then transitioned to Paperclip and have stuck with it ever since. Other than a few sketchy point releases, Paperclip has progressed remarkably well and is a solid, reliable solution for handling uploads.
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Scouting the Prospects
Gazing at stars in the making at the 2013 Futures Game
Published: Jul 15, 2013
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NEW YORK -- The annual Futures Game has morphed into the season's "must see" prospect showcase and this year's version was no exception. Packed with some of the most promising players in the minors, the Futures Game drew hundreds of media and scouts looking to get a first-hand glimpse at the game's next stars. For many of the players, the future is not that far away. Last year's Futures Game featured current big leaguers Manny Machado, Wil Myers, Jose Fernandez, Gerrit Cole, Tyler Skaggs, Zack Wheeler, Jurickson Profar, and Nolan Arenado. Who will follow in their footsteps? On Sunday, I flew up to Queens to take look.
Stars of the Game
Diamondbacks third baseman Matt Davidson was named the game's MVP after crushing a Michael Ynoa fastball over the center field fence to put the U.S. team ahead for good in the fourth inning. Davidson will need to improve his plate discipline to succeed in the majors, but he has 20-plus home run power and the glove to stick at third base. It won't be long before he's manning the hot corner for Arizona.
After an injury-plagued start to the season, Marlins' outfield prospect Christian Yelich appears to have regained his form, stroking a double and a single in his two plate appearances. Yelich told me that he's been focused on gaining strength and the hard work is starting to pay off. He still has more gap power than over-the-fence pop, but his bat speed and sweet swing path mean that Yelich could be a 20-25-homer guy as he matures. Even without the added power, he's a legitimate No. 2 or 3 hitter in a big-league lineup.
The lone bright spot for the World squad was Cubs infielder Arismendy Alcantara, who lofted a fourth-inning homer to briefly tie the contest at 1-1. The switch-hitting Alcantara reminds me a little of Profar, who hit a similar round-tripper in last year's Futures Game. Alcantara doesn't quite have Profar's overall hitting ability, but he may have slightly more power and definitely shows more base-stealing prowess. He's still a bit raw, but he profiles as a solid big-league middle infielder.
Red Sox third baseman Garin Cecchini replaced Davidson in the lineup halfway through the game and almost matched Davidson's production. Cecchini flew out to the warning track in left in the fifth and then clubbed a double into the right-field corner in the eighth. I think Cecchini is one of the most underrated hitters in the minors. With plus bat speed, a compact stroke and outstanding plate discipline, Cecchini profiles as a .300 hitter. He's not Wade Boggs, but he could be some day.
Phillies left-hander Jesse Biddle got the win after snuffing out a World rally in the fourth and then throwing a scoreless fifth. Biddle doesn't overpower hitters, but he spots his low-90s fastball effectively and can rack up strikeouts with a nasty 12-to-6 curveball. Biddle can eventually be an effective mid-rotation starter in the majors.
Nationals right-hander A.J. Cole was called on to save the game in the ninth and used his mid-90s fastball to record the final two outs while stranding the tying run on first. Cole has solid off-speed stuff and good command, but he has been inconsistent this season at High-A. The lanky right-hander has the raw stuff to be a big leaguer, but he's a ways from his ceiling as a mid-rotation guy.
Before the game, St. Louis 2B prospect Kolten Wong told me that his success this year was due to trying to "stay within himself" and "not do too much." Little did I realize that staying within himself meant that the 5-7 Wong would cap an impressive round of batting practice by launching two balls into the upper deck at Citi Field. Wong has the bat control and plate discipline to be a .300 hitter, and his emerging power provides a glimpse of additional upside. He's currently blocked in St. Louis, but if he continues to hit, the Cardinals will need to find a spot for him in the majors.
Rockies right-hander Eddie Butler was a virtual unknown coming into the game, but the former Radford Univ. star announced his presence with authority by fanning Red Sox uber-prospect Xander Bogaerts on three virtually unhittable pitches. Butler threw his fastball in the high 90s and showed a devastating, albeit inconsistent, changeup while dominating the heart of the World lineup. He'll need to tighten his command to be a successful big leaguer, but Butler has the stuff to be a potential ace.
Best BP
He didn't have the most home runs in batting practice, but Carlos Correa made jaws drop when he finished off his B.P. session by launching pitch after pitch deep into the seats. Correa doesn't swing for the fences much in games, so his batting practice display caught observers by surprise. Correa's plate discipline, balanced swing and plus bat speed profile as a high-average hitter. However, Sunday's B.P. display shows that there is significant power upside there as well. Watching him develop should be fun.
Angels 1B prospect C.J. Cron showed the most consistent pop, driving balls over the fence with seeming ease. The beefy Cron has huge raw power, but needs to improve his plate discipline and become more consistent at the plate. Defensively, he is limited to first base, so he'll need to hit 30-plus home runs to play regularly in L.A. He's still a project, but one with intriguing upside.
Toolsy Pirates outfielder Gregory Polanco likewise showed flashes of serious power potential, but he also spun off some balls that he popped up into the batting cage. Polanco has breath-taking raw ability and has the potential to be a 20/20 or even 30/30 guy, but he's still a long way from his upside. Only 21 years old and already in Double-A, Polanco will have time to develop.
The Dodgers' Joc Pederson also opened eyes in batting practice, hitting one ball that almost left Citi Field entirely. Of the B.P. All-Stars, Pederson is by far the smallest guy of the bunch, yet he has the bat speed and lower-body strength to drive the ball out of any ballpark. He's still somewhat immature and he'll probably get more seasoning now that Yasiel Puig has established himself in L.A. However, Pederson is an under-the-radar guy who has the ability to bat .270, hit 25 home runs and steal 20-25 bags in the majors.
On Deck – Futures Game Edition
Taijuan Walker, SP, Mariners. Walker showed easy 97-mph gas in a dominant inning of work on Sunday. Always loaded with potential, Walker is starting to harness his elite stuff. After two impressive starts in Triple-A (0.56 ERA, 9.0 K/9 in 16 innings), the talented right-hander is making a bid for the Seattle rotation.
George Springer, OF, Astros. Springer went 1-for-3 on Sunday and showed off his power in B.P. Currently tied for second in the minors this season with 26 home runs (to go with 28 stolen bases), Springer is pushing for a promotion to Houston. His tendency to swing and miss will dampen his average, but he's a legitimate 20/20 guy in the majors.
Xander Bogaerts, SS/3B, Red Sox. Bogaerts showed off his impressive bat control on Sunday, logging two hits and working a walk. He's struggled a bit since a promotion to Triple-A (.260 average with seven home runs in 29 games), but he has the bat speed and plate discipline to succeed in the majors right now. With the Red Sox infield in flux due to injury and poor performance, Bogaerts could quickly get the call if he heats up at Triple-A.
Henry Urrutia, OF, Orioles. Urrutia had a rough 0-for-3 on Sunday, but his loose swing and plus bat speed were obvious to all observers. Currently batting .367 in Triple-A, he's making a case for a big-league call-up. He won't hit .367 in the majors, but Urrutia has the talent to be a .275-20-90 guy in the bigs.
Christian Yelich, OF, Marlins. Yelich's progression has been slowed by injuries, but the Marlins are thin in the outfield and have proven willing to aggressively promote their youngsters. Yelich may be a little overmatched right away, but long-term he has All-Star potential.
Anthony Ranaudo, SP, Red Sox. Ranaudo struggled in two-thirds of an inning on Sunday. His command was off and his fastball was flat. When he's on, he has an impressive three-pitch mix featuring a low- to mid-90s fastball. So far this season, he has an 8-2 record with a 2.67 ERA through 16 Double-A starts. If he continues to pitch well and the Red Sox rotation continues to struggle with injury and inconsistency, Ranaudo could find himself in Boston this year.
Archie Bradley, SP, D-backs. Flashing upper-90s stuff, Bradley pitched an impressive inning on Sunday. The D-backs have already turned to young guns Patrick Corbin and Tyler Skaggs, and Bradley is not far away from the majors either. Long-term, he'll join Corbin and Skaggs in a three-ace rotation.
Billy Hamilton, OF, Reds. Hamilton went 0-for-2 on Sunday and questions remain about his bat. However, with game-changing speed, he can be a fantasy force even if he hits .250. He's currently stalled at Triple-A, but he's next in line for a promotion if injuries strike in Cincinnati.
Yordano Ventura, SP, Royals. On Sunday, Ventura threw one pitch – a 99-mph fastball that Chris Owings popped up to left. Ventura struggles with his command, but his fastball can be overpowering. If he throws strikes at Triple-A in the next month, he should find himself in Kansas City before September. With improved command, Ventura profiles as a solid, mid-rotation starter or a back-of-the-bullpen guy.
Chris Owings, SS, D-backs. Owings went 0-for-2 on Sunday, but showed solid bat speed and a line-drive swing. He's a long-shot to make the majors this season, but how do you not promote a guy who is hitting .353 in Triple-A? Long-term, he has the glove to play second or short, where his average bat will play up.


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The exquisite new film from the director of Days of Heaven, The Thin Red Line, and Tree of Life employs sublime visuals, snippets of classical music, and snatches of dialogue and voiceover narration to tell a skeletal story of a young French woman (Olga Kurylenko) and an American man (Ben Affleck) who are happy in France but grow apart in America. The actors and camera never stop moving. Like Malick's other movies, this lyrical work is both a paean and a prayer; he seeks the eternal in the evanescent. With Javier Bardem and Rachel McAdams.
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Clovis Oncology Sets New 52-Week Low at $35.86 (CLVS)
Clovis Oncology (NASDAQ:CLVS) shares hit a new 52-week low during mid-day trading on Thursday , Stock Ratings News reports. The company traded as low as $35.86 and last traded at $36.16, with a volume of 658,320 shares trading hands. The stock had previously closed at $37.30.
A number of analysts have recently weighed in on CLVS shares. Analysts at Stifel Nicolaus upgraded shares of Clovis Oncology from a "hold" rating to a "buy" rating in a research note on Thursday, June 5th. They now have a $50.00 price target on the stock. Finally, analysts at Goldman Sachs cut their price target on shares of Clovis Oncology from $85.00 to $50.00 in a research note on Wednesday, June 4th. They now have a "neutral" rating on the stock. Three research analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and three have issued a buy rating to the company. The company has an average rating of "Buy" and a consensus target price of $75.38.
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Clovis Oncology (NASDAQ:CLVS) last issued its quarterly earnings data on Thursday, May 8th. The company reported ($0.91) earnings per share for the quarter, missing the analysts' consensus estimate of ($0.85) by $0.06. The company had revenue of $13.60 million for the quarter. On average, analysts predict that Clovis Oncology will post $-3.84 earnings per share for the current fiscal year.
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Ben Crystal is a 1993 graduate of Davidson College and has burned the better part of the last two decades getting over the damage done by modern-day higher education. He now lives in Savannah, Ga., where he has hosted an award-winning radio talk show and been featured as a political analyst for television. Currently a principal at Saltymoss Productions—a media company specializing in concept television and campaign production, speechwriting and media strategy—Ben has written numerous articles on the subjects of municipal authoritarianism, the economic fallacy of sin taxes and analyses of congressional abuses of power. Email this author.
The Real Victim
As the killer was led from the courtroom last week, there was no epic roar of outrage from the gallery. As he shuffled down the hallway, only a few reporters made halfhearted attempts to glean some insight. As he stumbled (hindered by the back brace he wears), there were shrieks of neither comfort nor condemnation.
'Coach' Obama Loses Big
Imagine, if you will, a football team. It has practiced diligently. It has scouted the opposition exhaustively. It has a loyal, albeit marginally unbalanced, fan base. It has a foolproof game plan. It is ready. Then, it gets on the field and it loses — big. Final score: 97-0. Now, imagine the reaction in the wake of such an epic beat down.
Testing Your Mettle (Redux)
All right, kiddies, it's that time again. Every now and then, Bob Livingston allows me to prod your cerebra with the proverbial sharp object. Actually, every now and then, I turn in one of my clever little civics quizzes so close to deadline that Livingston doesn't have time to fill my space with old Herbert "Herblock" Block cartoons.
The Smell of Defeat
As the parade of potential Presidents of the United States marches toward 2012, I can't help but notice there's a scent on the breeze. Watching the Democrats and the corporate media circle the wagons around their idol, it finally occurred to me what the putrescent odor is: fear.
Israel, For Real…
Give President Barack Obama credit. Having proved himself the most domestic policy-impaired president since Jimmy Carter "lusted in his heart" (if not since Warren Harding got his Teapot Domed), Obama has evidently decided to set his sights overseas. Bad luck for the citizens of our best strategic ally in Middle East.
Savannah's Vile Visitors
During my older brother's college years, the Ku Klux Klan planned a march through the sleepy Southern town in which his school tended the delicate young minds in their charge. As the fateful day approached, the college administrators wrung their hands over the best approach to dealing with the potentially explosive mixture of goose-stepping knot heads and a couple thousand college students drunk on school spirit and youthful vigor.
A Black Mark For The Democrats
Herman Cain is a fascinating subject. A self-made millionaire, Cain is a deeply conservative man who recently announced his intention to seek the 2012 Republican Presidential nomination. Cain is a graduate of "historically black" Morehouse College in Atlanta — the alma mater of famous African-Americans including auteur Spike Lee, actor Samuel L. Jackson, banker Walter Massey and a certain clergyman from Atlanta who made quite a name for himself back in the 1960s civil rights movement — and woe be unto the pundit who denigrates the name of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.


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May 1, 2008: Levi Chavez named a person of interest in Tera Chavez's death.
August 11, 2009: Levi Chavez's home searched by police. Valencia County Sheriff's detectives and New Mexico State police served the warrant. Chavez was also taken off leave and given a desk job with Animal Control.
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Dallas is a city that likes to do things big, but that doesn't mean you'll have to sell the ranch to have a good time here.
Hourani thriving as he shows fourth haute unisex show; Ortega takes handmade fantasies to Paris.
Your checklist for a summer of delightful dressing down includes turquoise, bronzers and the easy, breezy maxi dress
The designer, who left Montreal in 2005 to launch his unique unisex vision of fashion, now has a gallery-shop in Old Montreal.
Pantone sets a positive mood for 2014 with a pop of purple.
The thing about balls is that they bring out my Cinderella complex. I suspect I am not alone.
McCord Museum opens blockbuster show on Grace Kelly, featuring fashion, accesssories, photos and memorablia from the life of the movie star turned royalty.
The question is: Montreal, can YOU keep up?
What started as a photographer's homage to his grandmothers has turned into a three-part project that offers 'an inspiring image of what it is to grow older'
From Alexander McQueen to the fall of Galliano and the rise of Zombie Boy, albeit in more than Twitter's requisite 140 characters
Look on the bright side, where designers are catering to our need to escape economic and winter doldrums
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Continuing the flood of Lou Reed tributes, Ian McCulloch of Scouse new wave legends Echo & The Bunnymen recently performed a Velvet Underground cover for the NME. Continue reading »
The Velvet Underground continues to be a popular source of material for cover songs (as recently noted here and here). However, this may be the first time that The Velvet Underground and Lou Reed have been covered at the Grand Ole Opry. Elizabeth Cook, like any country artist worth her weight in cowboy boots, can flat out rock when she wants to, only to shift gears and deliver a soft, sincere song, like "Pale Blue Eyes," without being too saccharine. Continue reading »
Listening to Courtney Barnett's narrative style of solo work (prime example: "Avant Gardener"), it's clear a Lou Reed influence is at play. So perhaps it's no surprise that, when teaming up with folk veteran Billy Bragg, the two would turn to The Velvet Underground. Barnett opened for Bragg on his recent Australian tour. They took time together to record "Sunday Morning" for RocKwiz, the Australian TV show.
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Doo wop and early '60s pop may not be the first things that come to mind when you think of Lou Reed, but, listening to his early work with The Velvet Underground, all of that – and much more – is there. Like The Velvet Underground did a couple of generations ago, Hollis Brown, a five-piece band from Brooklyn, clearly draws on a variety of influences to craft a classic rock and roll sound. Continue reading »
"I will now sing to you the 2013 song of the year," Patti Smith said at her 67th birthday concert last week in NYC, then launched into a moving – not to mention unexpected – cover of Rihanna's "Stay." Never one to cover a pop song ironically, Smith and pianist Tony Shanahan delivered the lyrics with poise and purpose, even when nerves caused her to forget a few of the words partway through. Continue reading »
I'm not sure there were more great cover songs this year than any other. But there were more good ones.
What I mean by that is, the average quality of the covers we come across in the time we've been around has risen, rather dramatically. Whether they're iTunes homepage singles or some guy emailing us his Bandcamp, more cover songs in 2013 avoid the old pitfalls than ever before. They don't sound like they were recorded in a cereal box, substitute ear-bleeding volume for actual creativity, or – the worst cover sin of all – try to carbon-copying the original. With the ease of production and distribution available now, artists seemed to record covers only when they felt they had something to add, and do a halfway decent job committing those ideas to 1s and 0s. Continue reading »
In Memoriam pays tribute to those who have left this world, and the songs they left us to remember them by.
Not much can be said about Lou Reed that hasn't already been said. When he died on October 27 at age 71, Reed left behind an indisputable legacy of influence that dwarfs some of the biggest names in rock and roll. You can ignore him, hate his music or his voice, dislike his politics or his openness with drugs and sexuality, or downplay his role in rock and roll history — but none of that matters. If you chopped down the tree of influence that grew from the roots of Reed and the Velvet Underground, what would come crashing down would take out most of the house of rock and roll as we know it. The leaf you listen to seems to be all its own, but the branches that hold it up are massive.
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"Always In Season": The Legacy of Lynching
A discussion with Jacqueline Olive, producer and director of the forthcoming documentary "Always In Season," which explores the century of lynchings of African Americans and the efforts to move toward restorative justice. Audio 26:35
For almost a century until the mid-1960s, tens of thousands of ordinary people attended the lynchings of more than 4,000 African Americans that often included torture, mutilation and photography. This form of racial violence occurred in every state across the U.S. but four, and for reasons as arbitrary as sheer boredom. Lynchings were at times highly organized and akin to the sport of hunting, and blacks were "always in season."
Director Jackie Olive discusses her work in progress, "Always in Season." This documentary feature film encourages viewers to consider where their own family stories intersect with this difficult chapter in American history. "Always in Season" shows how lynching still affects Americans and follows the efforts of descendants who are turning harm to hope with grassroots efforts towards reconciliation and restorative justice.
Jackie spoke with KPFA Women's Magazine's Kate Raphael.
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After taking only six minutes to finish off Jimi Manuwa on Saturday at UFC Fight Night: Gustafsson vs. Manuwa, "The Mauler" reasserted himself as the number one contender to the light heavyweight championship. At the post-fight press conference, UFC president Dana White confirmed that Alexander Gustafsson would face the winner of the UFC 172 title fight between Jon Jones and Glover Teixeira.
Jones had his own idea about who Gustafsson should face when he suggested a number one contender fight for him against Daniel Cormier. Cormier has been campaigning for a fight against Jones for a long time. Despite having only fought the unheralded Patrick Cummins at 205 lbs., it looks like White still has big plans for Cormier:
@FantasyMoneyMan u will see him against the winner of Jones/Glover vs Gus
— Dana White (@danawhite) March 9, 2014
On the one hand, the historic war of words between Jones and Cormier combined with Daniel's success and pedigree make him an intriguing challenge for Jones in the future. On the other hand, Cormier has had only one fight at light heavyweight in his MMA career. Regardless of the circumstances that fight was against a completely unknown Patrick Cummins. It's hard to argue that he's ready for a title shot coming off that fight.
On top of that, waiting to be the next guy in line could keep Cormier out of competition for up to a year or more. He'd have to wait for Gustafsson's fight to come and go before even getting scheduled. That would mean waiting until the end of 2014 at the earliest and it doesn't look like Daniel's ready to warm the bench for that long:
"@ShaneBranscome: @dc_mma what's next? Wait for title shot or fight?" Fight
— Daniel Cormier (@dc_mma) March 9, 2014
With Cormier's intention to stay active clear, it looks unlikely that he'll wait as Dana suggested. Instead, he should fight the winner of Anthony Johnson and Phil Davis who will also compete at UFC 172 in April.


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On the south side of The Old Woman and 15' right of Orphan is this nice climb with a minimal approach and a variety of moves. Start up a nice handcrack that arches up and right (crux) to meet a thin crack on a lower-angled ramp. Continue up the ramp with minimal protection as the crack peters out, until the top where a welcome bolt protects the last smeary moves to the top. You'll end up on the same ledge to belay as Toe Jam and it's neighboring routes; afterwards, move over 15' and rap off from bolted anchors atop Bearded Cabbage, circling back around the formation to reach your pack. This route gets few stars in the guidebooks, but the climbing is good and there tends to be little traffic compared to some of the other nearby routes. Every bit as good as Orphan and not as thrutchy - have a go at it. One star out of five.
Gear to 3", bolt (3/8")
A good route with reasoanble pro. Better than others that got good reviews on this rock. How did someone give Orphan more stars in the book, even subjectively? THis really is a 2-star route. A variety of nice technical moves here and there and overall good stone. This route felt soft for J-tree 5.10a. It seems more like 5.9.
For what it's worth, I think that Orphan is a better route on better rock with better gear, but it's just my opinion and hey, there's other things that everyone has one of too :)
I agree this route had some poor rock on the traverse, but the jams that appear in the vertical crack feel great. If you're good on Josh friction, the top slab is straightforward, but I'm afraid I inadvertently sandbagged someone on it, as the crux is definitely down lower. Great climb!
Compared to a 1000 other routes at Josh, this one isn't bad. It's one of those classic "lets just hang around here" kinda routes, along with Bearded Cabbage, the Spiderline, Chalk up Another and other decent HVC routes.Accepts decent gear and provides a few variables in movement. Myself and J Gipson
"Brass Balls" and I did this one recently and I agree totally that it is one with some really fun moves. THe move from the arching crack to the vertical crack is a kick. Once you get in the vertical, it is straight forward crack to pretty easy friction. Too few moves to be awarded two stars by me. But close...
I did this route recently and after doing it the standard way (via the arching crack) decided to TR the direct start up the face below the vertical crack. This involves some nice stemming up to a pinch followed by a traverse left of about 5 ft to the base of the vertical crack. There's no pro for the face moves so it's probably a TR only. Has anyone else done this?
"A good route with reasoanble pro. Better than others that got good reviews on this rock. How did someone give Orphan more stars in the book, even subjectively?" - Tony B. Because Orphan is better? Orphan has some good moves, a bit of variety, and decent rock... Dandelion just feels like an almost contrived traverse and isn't that memorable. Easy 10a lead, I guess, not something I plan on doing again.
You can hardly compare Orphan and Dandelion. Totally different types of climbing. One finishing on thin crack and slab, the other offwidth and chimney. I think the move getting all limbs into the vertical crack can go 10a and if you stay right of the bolt and straight up, the slab bit can go 10a too. The problem is you are only talking about one move for the crack portion and two or so on the slab bit. Pretty contrived on the slab because you can bail out left for slab-easy low grade terrain. Definitely not the best in camp.