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Don't know why Apple failed to update this products last year. People speculate that Intel's 2013 processor offers no performance boost over it's previous process other than battery savings which would not be relevant to the Mac mini. Nevertheless, Apple updated their iMac.
Could it be that they are busy redesigning the Mac mini? Could it look like this?
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Considering a HP themed birthday in the future. Probably not for his first birthday, it will be more fun when hes older
Harry Potter Fans - We took a cardboard box and created a Azkaban Prisoner photo booth for my son's birthday party. We can do the same but only super hero theme
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Combined party theme. Harry Potter for my niece and Indiana Jones for my nephew. creativesprinkle....
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Harry Potter Books Cake! I JUST REALIZED THAT I HAD AN END OF THE WORLD THEMED BIRTHDAY INSTEAD OF AN HP THEMED ONE! I WAS TURNING 17!! IM AND ADULT WITCH!! I PROMISED MYSELF THAT I WOULD HAVE A SNITCH CAKE!! *quietly sobs*
Mom through her son the most awesomest Harry Potter themed birthday party. There were floating candles...polyjuice potion...mandrake cupcakes! BEST.MOM.EVER!!!!

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No comfort at the Comfort Inn
The lobby was decent which is usually a good sign. One of the two elevators was broken and the other was very shaky. My 12 year old granddaughter and I carried our bags down 5 flights of stairs. The first room was so bad we demanded another. The second was bad but a little better. The beds did not have top sheets. The TV screen looked like someone wiped it off with a filthy rag. The coffee pot was dirty. The bathroom sink and floor were visibly dirty. The bathtub was chipped. Non-smoking room had very strong smoke smell. There were more problems but you get the picture. We had a reservation to return there on our way back home. Needless to say, I cancelled it. There is no excuse for filth!
The staff we encountered were very nice. I know it's not their fault.
For the love of God take your family elsewhere
I made the fatal error of prepaying for my room through hotels.com so I couldn't leave and go elsewhere without losing $400. This place is awful...completely filthy and unhelpful staff. It is not really that close to Jacobs Field, the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, etc. Then, after arriving home I found they had charged my credit card for the rooms even though I had already prepaid. What a nightmare. As others have said, I have normally had good experiences at Comfort Inns, but after this I am boycotting all Choice hotels and have told the national headquarters so.
You can't be desperate enough to stay here!
We booked this hotel for a weekend getaway to Cleveland. We were surprised this hotel was in business. We booked it because it had a convenient location, was reasonably priced and we have had great experiences with Comfort Inn Hotels.
We were extremely disgusted with how dirty and neglected this hotel was. The hallways were very filthy. The non-smoking room we booked smelled of stale smoke, there were several unsightly stains on the carpeting, the bathroom was ridiculous in everyway possible.
We immediatly checked out and found another hotel. Please don't waste your time or money on this hotel. There are plenty of great hotels that are still economical downtown Cleveland.
Very disappointed with 'old' hotel, needs update
I booked the hotel on Hotels thinking of a great price, well that part was OK...the hotel is located in a good place just needs updated, the rooms were of the 1970's look and were clean enough, but the A/C didn't work too good and we were facing West. I would probably not stay at this estabilshment again, I can't belive Choice, who owns Comfort Inn would let a property go like this is.
Our room was fine
I was frightened to stay here after reading the previous reviews, but it was already paid for. I give it an average rating for the room and above average for the staff's friendliness. Beds were very comfortable. Only negatives: Air conditioner couldn't keep up with afternoon sun, but was okay at night. Shower surround could use replacing or serious cleaning. Heavy air freshener smell left when we opened the window and wasn't covering up any other offensive odors. Desk and housekeeping staff were the friendliest people ever. Room 418 was a fine place to stay for a budget chain type hotel experience. However, they just started allowing pets last week- this is always a bad idea in my book. I try to never stay where pets have slept the night before.
It was lacking
Stayed at this hotel at the end of August. The room appeared clean enough, but there was a stale, moldy, musty smell that housekeeping must have been aware of, since they seemed happy to douse it with too much air freshener.
We saved a few dollars with the low rate, but it would have been worth paying more for a nicer place.
Parking lot danger
We visited on May 4, and 5, 2004. The room and amenities were fine, but we had a near-death experience crossing the alley on foot between the parking lot and the hotel. They need speed reducing bumps in the alleyway to keep drivers from blasting thru there at 30 mph, and they need to post signs indicating dangerous crossing.
Cheap Drinks
Clean Sheets and Towels, that is the only good thing I can say about the room: Door, covered in WD40 oil (this wiped off with a paper towel, was not permanant as I was told by front desk). Table so dusty you could write your name in it. Windows dirty. Chairs, put it like this, you wouldn't want to sit in them. Hair on toilet bowl and in bath. Bathroom vent clogged with dust.
So why have I given it two stars? The bar, and more importantly the hotel staff. The staff seem to appreciate the fact that they work in a lousy hotel, but seem really committed to ensuring that you have a good time while you are there.
I stayed as part of a tour group, and the bar staff really looked after us. I am not sure what the proper prices were but we paid about $1 a drink plus tip. They were really friendly as well.
If I was paying, I wouldn't choose to stay there again, but as it turned out I still enjoyed my stay.
Not Up To Anyone's Standards
Stayed here for an extra long weekend impromptu visit at the end of February. The only nice thing I can say is that all of the staff were friendly and courteous. I booked Comfort Inn based on past good experiences all over North America. Problems: room was dirty; lounge chairs soiled beyond belief (I have left better chairs on the curb for the trash man);sheets did not fit bed;small, no, tiny TV;the radiator/AC unit cover was broken and just leaning against the wall; there was mildew on the shower curtain; one of those damned "water saver" shower heads so that we had to run around in the shower in order to get wet; coffee pot either not cleaned every day or when it was cleaned no replacement coffee bags were left; the phone was circa 1971 and none of the dialing instructions could be read; walls were paper thin (worse than usual); crappy connecting doos between every unit;of special interest to parents..slider window opened but no locking device and no screen and the hot water came out of the tap at above boiling temperatures. Everyone in my group had an unpleasant near-scalding incident. Sorry, but I wouldn't recommend this place to my ex mother-in-law.
Warning! stay away from this hotel
This is one of the worst hotels I have stayed in. The manager smelled of alcohol and appeared to be intoxicated. The room number was written on the room door with ink pen. The bathroom floor and tub had clusters of long black hair stuck in various locations. There was phlegm or nostril exudate smeared on the side of the bathroom counter. What a dump!


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Happy summer everyone! First, I would like to thank Trent for doing some citation checks last month when I questioned who coined the quote I used as a leading statement in my last blog post. We may make you an honorary member of the Grizzly Truth Internet Sleuthing Department. ;)
I hope you are enjoying the added daylight hours and getting the most out of this time of year, whether that's fishing, camping, hiking, or any important seasonal rituals you may have. See what I did there?
One drawback to the extra daytime hours is that it may interfere with our sleeping patterns. Sleep is something many of us have occasional difficultly with and research indicates this can impact our overall wellness. Studies have identified that difficulty with sleep is a common issue for people with mental health concerns, but recently it has been questioned whether the difficulty with sleep was one of the contributing factors for an illness or if the sleep problems emerged as part of the illness. Regardless, there is consensus that practicing sleep hygiene is beneficial to our health.
Now, this is something I have set some personal goals around because when you start to look into the tips and practices that are encouraged for healthy sleep habits, I recognize that I have some improvement to do. Areas that pose challenges for me are: having a soothing pre-sleep routine, avoiding night-time clock watching, and being conscientious of nighttime eating and snacking. I can think of a number of nights where I thought I would try to catch up on Game of Thrones right before bed and then found myself lying awake and cursing George R.R Martin and his fondness for killing off beloved characters. Having my phone and iPad close by while I am sleeping also creates issues as I hear my e-mail notification noise and inevitably make the mistake of "quickly checking my e-mail" before calling it a night.
In my research into this, I found a great article offering 12 tips for improving quality of sleep, from the Division of Sleep Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Furthermore, there are some really great resources you can access for free on YouTube around progressive relaxation and guided imagery that help you relax and can become part of a pre-sleep routine (see some resources below). Other tips, like avoiding stimulants such as nicotine in cigarettes or coffee before bed, can cause more of a challenge for those of us with habits, but might give you some food for thought if you are thinking about making other lifestyle changes.
Do you have a pre-sleep routine, or do you have any practices around sleep hygiene that you've found particularly helpful? Please share in the comments below, and I hope that by next month we'll all be feeling well rested and relaxed so we can enjoy our brief but beautiful northern summer!
More resources:
- Getting a Good Night's Sleep from heretohelp.ca
- Progressive Muscle Relaxation video from the Psychology Department at Utah State University
- Information on sleep and mental wellness from Harvard Health Publications
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Patrick & Mary Jane (Stallman) Connolly lived & built a house in ca 1820 about 1 mile from where I live. In 1989 we bought the 2 cut stone chimneys to build ours in our new house. They sold this house to Thomas & Ailsey B. (Connolly) Jarvis & moved 6 miles to Orma, WV.
I have a copy of his will. I also have a picture of the house I could share if you'd like!
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It was always a nervous moment, but also kind of exciting: the bell rings on Friday afternoon, high school lets out, and the quest for beer/wine/liquor begins in earnest. Sometimes it ended up with stolen parental vodka (warm!), sipped desperately from a smudged Tupperware container; other nights, the jackpot, somebody's older sibling back in town from college, providing the parched masses with case upon case of beer? it hasn't tasted so good since. The city's barkeeps kindly shared with us their own tales of misspent youth.
Where she presides:Nightingale Lounge, East Village
Favorite drink: Martini straight up, a bit dirty
We asked older friends in college, and then I would go drink in their dorm rooms. You know, when you were like, 18, freshmen in college. We'd get in trouble sometimes with the RA when we got too loud ? you weren'tsupposed to have any alcohol in the rooms ? but that was pretty much the only problem.
Where he presides: Blue and Gold, East Village
Favorite drink: Beer
I just went to bars. I grew up in this neighborhood. No one cared. I've been drinking around here for 15, 16 years. I'm 33. I drank openly. Cops didn't care, they had better things to do. I'd go to the Sly Fox, Sophies, McSorley's, Grassroots, Village Idiot. Back in the 80s a guy standing at the door checking IDs was unheard of. It was nobody's concern in the city.
Where she presides: Soft Spot, Williamsburg
Favorite drink: Jameson with two
cubes of ice
My friends and I bought our first bottle of vodka when I was 13. It was never a problem. That was back when Mayor Koch was in office ? it was like the Wild West. We went to bars when we were 15. I never got busted and I never had a fake ID. There was this one jazz club Uptown called Augie's where we could go drink. The owner knew all the kids in the neighborhood, and as long as we didn't get out of line he didn't care. He was like our drunken camp counselor.
Where he presides: Cedar Tavern, Union Square
Favorite drink: Patron Silver and a Bud
In all honesty, my Mom lived in Texas and my old man lived here. Out Texas way, we had to wait till someone would buy it for us. Here, though, it was never a problem. I mean, you couldn't just go into a bodega on Fifth Avenue, but say over on Avenue A. Back then we used to call Avenue A, "Avenue Aware." Then it was Avenue Beware, Avenue Caution and Avenue Death. Out in Brooklyn you could buy forties anywhere. The seedier the better. Also, in the 80s you could get great fake IDs. The Playland Arcade up in Times Square ? the nastiest arcade, but they made really great, realistic looking IDs. Which, for the record, I was arrested in Texas and I did have my ID confiscated.
Where she presides: Finnerty's, East Village
Favorite drink: Brooklyn Lager
Oh wow. I actually got arrested when I was 17 for stealing wine from Kroger. No, not a proud moment. Not my smartest hour. What kind of wine? Boone's or something like that. Hey, we were 17! My boyfriend ended up bailing me out after about five hours. I remember calling my parents every hour saying, 'Um, I'm not going to make curfew!'
Where she presides: Finnerty's, East Village
Favorite drink: Autumn's Margaritas
Well, I'm from California. What we did was stand outside the store and ask older people to go in and buy stuff for us. We never had any problems getting the alcohol. I could tell you some stories about drinking the alcohol though.


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AUDUBON Ś Although heÆd put on ōone-man showsö in the classroom for 30 years, Spring-Ford Area School Board Member Ed Dressler is now officially on stage for the first time.
ōThe only stage work IÆve done is when I was a physics professor,ö Dressler said. ōI always considered that show business because I had to put on a one-man show day in and day out.ö
Dressler is acting as ōMaxö in the King of Prussia PlayersÆ production of Richard Adler and Jerry RossÆ ōThe Pajama Game.ö
Although this is his first time acting, Dressler isnÆt feeling lonely, with fellow Spring-Ford board member Joe Ciresi directing and DresslerÆs wife, Lydia Prass, participating in the showÆs chorus.
The show, centered around a pajama factory and its workersÆ struggle for a raise, all revolving around a love story, opened last weekend and will start up again Thursday night.
Dressler admitted that he had some nerves initially going into his first acting role.
ōI was very apprehensive about it,ö he said. ōBut having had sufficient rehearsals, it feels like second nature now.ö
Still, he said, having some nerves helps.
ōYou have to have a little bit of an edge to keep everything on your mind,ö Dressler said.
Ciresi, an acting and directing veteran, said Dressler came ōa long wayö and has been ōgreat.ö
ōI tease him, but IÆve seen Ed grow into his character from when he first started,ö he said.
According to Dressler, Ciresi suggested he try out.
ōI think all these theater groups, thereÆs always a shortage of me,ö he said. ōJoe, being a colleague, tapped me to try it.ö
Additionally, Dressler said being in the same play as his wife has been a plus.
ōMy wife has always been interested in music. She was a piano player and itÆs more along the lines of something she likes,ö Dressler said. ōI decided to do it along with her as something we could do together.ö
Although Ciresi has directed projects such as ōBye, Bye, Birdieö before, ōThe Pajama Gameö is special.
ōThis was a large show with a lot more elements in it,ö he said. ōThereÆs a pit of 20 (musicians). ItÆs really a big deal and the venue is a big one.ö
The play is being put on at the Shannondell Performing Arts Center that seats approximately 500 people.
As such, Ciresi has throw a lot of effort into the production and has no immediate plans for whatÆs next following this weekendÆs performances.
ōThese take a lot out of you, mentally and physically,ö he said. ōSometimes itÆs more nerve-wracking being off the stage than on because you have to know what everyone is doing.ö
However, the expanse of the production makes this closing weekend a big one.
ōItÆs exciting,ö Ciresi said. ōThis is a classical weekend so itÆs special.ö
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George R. R. Martin revealed at San Diego Comic-Con that he would neither be writing a script for HBO's Game of Thrones this coming season (as he has in each previous season), nor be visiting the set. He announced that he would honor travel obligations that had already been scheduled, but otherwise was focusing primarily on finishing the sixth book of A Song of Ice and Fire (on which Game of Thrones is based), The Winds of Winter.
This isn't exactly news of how close he is to finishing the book, but it does indicate that he's starting to take the idea of HBO catching up to him more seriously. As Season 5 of Game of Thrones, premiering in 2015, will likely cover the majority of the material in A Feast for Crows and A Dance With Dragons, story material from Martin's as yet unpublished The Winds of Winter may start appearing as early as Season 6.
The threat of the show catching up with the books may be even greater, depending on how much of the story published in the books to date HBO ends up discarding. The Wertzone has a great summary of recent casting announcements as well as speculation on what they might mean for Season 5:
There is also some surprise at a lack of any indications that characters such as Euron and Victarion Greyjoy, Young Griff or Jon Connington will appear this season, although it is possible that further announcements will be made down the line. It is also possible that Season 5 will see the most drastic changes yet to GoT's story, as entire plots and subplots from the novels are discarded.
As a reader of the books who feels that Game of Thrones has improved upon the story in many ways, I have to say I'd be perfectly fine with the idea of cutting, for instance, Quentyn Martell and Jon Connington out of the story. They were late additions that, so far, anyway, seem to add little beyond unnecessary complications to an increasingly bloated story. The Greyjoys might still have a role to play, given their possession of a certain horn, which will likely end up being somewhat vital to the plot, however.
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After launching it on the iPhone a few months ago, SB Nation released its app on the Android market today. As a Droid Bionic owner (bad choice by me), this has me pretty excited. Now I can track your FanPosts and comments from anywhere — big brother is watching you.
The app works on both phones and tablets, so open your Christmas (or Hanukkah, or other) present early, download the app and get started. You can find the app in the Android market, or you can use this direct link.
In addition to following MtD on the app (which you should be), you can follow story streams from SBNation.com and the regional hubs. As I'm a part-time helper on the SBNation Cleveland, you'll be able to follow the Browns-related draft streams I'll undoubtedly have going.
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Mohammed Hassan (Piracy In The Mediterranean)
Jim Hawkins's diary
every boy grew up must go to the sea
home sick, mother's warm embraces to me
Lily, I love you please just wait for me
waving shades of the sails speak silent words to me
father, now you can be proud of me I went to the sea
I wrote in my diary 'Jim Hawkins went to the sea
for the seagulls can fish accompanied only by me'
I met John Silver and he was with a wooden leg
the sea scent was coming out of his hair form a distant ship
Silver was a seafaring man with a red-green parrot
Silver was the only man, Flint feared the most
Flint was a captain of a vessel with six men crew
murdered all six of the crew and left them to shape
outstretched arms pointing to his prime treasure
the ancient captain sent them to Davy Jones' locker
'Darby M Graw, fetch aft the rum'
Flint has died at a home Pirate's inn
if he brought the pleasure into sin
the vulture is to be dead within
fifteen men all died for a dead man's chest
Silver, I have been to the treasure island (said Jim)
thee have to find it's mysterious home land (said Silver)
Billy told me to search the treasure island (said Jim)
thee have to find me at the home land (said Silver)
old mate I long for you and thy wisdom (said Silver)
Silver, thee received their black symptom (said Jim)
captain, together we will reach Flint's kingdom (said Silver)
Billy has died because he received the black symptom (said Jim)
fifteen men all died for a dead man's chest.
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Catrina Heart (10/5/2009 1:40:00 AM)
Shreya Chatterjee (10/3/2009 10:03:00 AM)
u made me visit my treasure island days...great write up indeed.my little nonsense and the trivials about things in life when I was a child...
want more from u poet friend...keep up the god work...let more such poems see the light of the day
with regards
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Obinna Eruchie (10/3/2009 9:50:00 AM)
An interesting piece inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel, 'Treasure Island'. (Report) Reply
Omar Ibrahim (10/3/2009 8:54:00 AM)
i know this story....the treasure island......great poem mohamad ia ma waiting for more poems.. (Report) Reply
Abdul Athani (10/3/2009 8:04:00 AM)
Mubeen Sadhika (10/3/2009 6:39:00 AM)
Nicely written. Beautifully composed. Great thought. (Report) Reply
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When it bounced harmlessly off the rim, everything was set in motion once again.
Calipari spontaneously leaped into the air, bad hip and all, as the eighth-seeded Wildcats poured off their bench to celebrate their 78-76 victory over the Midwest Region's top seed.
The boys from Wichita State slumped to their seats, their faces buried in their jerseys.
Andrew Harrison had 20 points, Aaron Harrison had 19 and Julius Randle contributed 13 points and 10 rebounds for the Wildcats (26-10), who advanced to play bitter rival Louisville on Friday in Indianapolis.
Cleanthony Early scored 31 points and Ron Baker had 20 for the Shockers (35-1), who hadn't lost since last year's Final Four while taking an entire city -- and state -- on quite a ride.
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With Michael Young considering retirement, GM Jon Daniels wants him to retire as a Ranger
Jan 25, 2014, 7:10 PM EDT
About two weeks ago, we learned that infielder Michael Young is thinking about retiring after 13 full seasons in the Majors. Young, 37, split time between the Phillies and Dodgers last year, posting a .730 OPS. He has shown mediocre power in each of his last two seasons and his defense has been less and less reliable. If he were to retire now, he would have a career batting average right at .300, certainly a nice round number to take with him.
GM Jon Daniels wants Young to retire as a Ranger when the time comes, reports Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Young has been a Ranger since 2000, when the Blue Jays sent him to Texas with Darwin Cubillan for starter Esteban Loaiza. Since then, Young has taken over 8,000 plate appearances as a Ranger and played every position in the infield for them as well as DH. The Rangers came close to winning it all with him in 2010 and 2011, but the Giants and Cardinals had other things in mind. It would certainly be fitting for Young to retire as a Ranger.
- 78mu - Jan 25, 2014 at 7:48 PM
As a Cardinal fan, I'm just glad he didn't retire before the NLCS last year.
- dinofrank60 - Jan 25, 2014 at 10:08 PM
That's low…
- cackalackyank - Jan 25, 2014 at 7:56 PM
He had a nice career with the Rangers to be sure. I can really applaud a guy that knows when to quit in spite of there probably being several million bucks out there for him if he wants to take it.
- doctornature - Jan 26, 2014 at 12:18 PM
Define "several million bucks"
After two years as one of the worst players in MLB, both offensively and defensively, there ain't a chance in hell he gets a decent offer, and he won't want to sit the bench for a couple million. As a Young fan since the Rangers got him, I wish he would go into managing, and replace Washington, who knows as much baseball strategy as the average first year Little Leaguer He is right to retire now, with a career .300. He helped the Ranger franchise get to respectability, but his usefulness as a player is history.
- cackalackyank - Jan 26, 2014 at 1:01 PM
I define "several" as more than 2, which depending on where he is willing to play he would easily be offered as a DH/fill in IF.
- mmeyer3387 - Jan 25, 2014 at 8:11 PM
Could still be a quality DH for someone in AL.
- Reflex - Jan 25, 2014 at 11:56 PM
No. No he could not. His bat at this point is significantly below average, especially for a DH. He is a bench bat/utility infielder at best.
- anxovies - Jan 25, 2014 at 8:25 PM
I can't help it, I'm greedy. As long as there was somebody who is willing to pay me millions of $ a year they would have to drag me away from the game.
- sabathiawouldbegoodattheeighthtoo - Jan 25, 2014 at 8:30 PM
Are you kidding me? I would do it for free even though I am terrible. Play baseball all day every day? Sign me up!
- 18thstreet - Jan 26, 2014 at 9:39 AM
Yes, but after 12 years at a job, you might not have that same level of enthusiasm.
- raysfan1 - Jan 25, 2014 at 8:48 PM
When is knowing when to leave? To me, the only person who can answer that is the player. For some, the last image is important, so they should retire before getting too far past their prime. For most, I think it's when preparing for the next season is no longer fun/exciting. Recovery from injury takes longer as one ages. Pain even from minor injuries lasts longer. Some never lose the drive to prepare and to compete despite knowing they cannot perform as well as they once did. For them, the right time is when can't make a team anymore.
- dinofrank60 - Jan 25, 2014 at 10:12 PM
I agree; if somebody wants you to play and you want to play, then keep going.
Another thing is that people aren't smart enough to remember a player at their best?
- Old Gator - Jan 26, 2014 at 1:16 AM
For me, when she runs out of dishes and starts throwing cutlery, that's when to leave.
- Reflex - Jan 26, 2014 at 1:56 AM
You cracked my aunt up with that one. Nice job.
- deep64blue - Jan 26, 2014 at 5:08 AM
The Rangers came close to winning it all with him in 2010 and 2011, but
the Giants and CardinalsRon Washington had other things in mind.
There fixed that for you.
- paperlions - Jan 26, 2014 at 11:48 AM
Young helped the Cardinals win far more than Ron Washington. He made errors and horrible mis-plays at 1B that led to their comeback in game 6.
- doctornature - Jan 26, 2014 at 9:25 PM
Washington made the worst mistake of all…hitting Young cleanup. Biggest managerial blunder in WS history. Cruz and Napoli were crushing HRs at an historical rate in the playoffs and were slotted 6th and 8th, while Washington's BFF Young, a singles/occasional double man, was supposed to protect Hamilton batting 3rd. Both Hamilton and Young flopped. You can't say for sure the results would be different with Nap or Cruz hitting cleanup but mentally, it had to crush the Rangers knowing what an idiot Washington was. No one on earth hits Young 4th except the Forrest Gump of MLB
- dirtyharry1971 - Jan 26, 2014 at 7:32 PM
I think he has another 2 years left if he wanted too but I respect his choice
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After talking with some of our younger entrepreneurs and businesspeople earlier this spring, GROW decided it was time to create an opportunity for young professionals to get together and meet each other. We see growing energy among this age group, and a sincere desire to connect with each other to improve their businesses, careers and communities - and have some fun doing it. These are our up-and-coming business and community leaders (some are already!), but they haven't had a forum to speak together with one voice or come together to network with and learn from each other. This new group will provide that opportunity.
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Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholayevich and his wife, Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholayevna
According to the Russian language blog Romanov Family Today, a request has been made by Princes Nicholas and Dimitri Romanovich to the Chairman of the National Organizing Committee for the Activities Associated with the 100th Anniversary of World War I, Sergei Naryshkin, seeking permission for reburial of the remains of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholayevich (1856-1929) and his wife, Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholayevna, nee Princess of Montenegro (1868-1935) at St. Petersburg.
On the eve of the outbreak of World War I, the grand duke's first cousin once removed, the Emperor Nicholas II of Russia, yielded to the entreaties of his ministers and appointed Grand Duke Nicholas to the supreme command. He was 57 years old and had never commanded armies in the field before. He was given responsibility for the largest army ever put into the field in all prior history. After the strategic retreat of the Russian army, the Tsar replaced the Grand Duke as commander of the Russian armed forces on August 21, 1915.
The grand ducal couple escaped just ahead of the Red Army in April 1919, aboard the British Battleship HMS Marlborough. Grand Duke Nicholas died on January 5, 1929 of natural causes at Antibes in the south of France. He was buried with full military honours in the crypt of St. Michael the Archangel Church in Cannes, France. Grand Duchess Anastasia Nicholayevna died six years later and was buried alongside her husband.
The remains of the grand ducal couple would be reinterred alongside those of other members of the Russian Imperial family in the Peter and Paul Cathedral at St. Petersburg.
UPDATE: An article also appeared in the February 23rd edition of the Montenegrin newspaper, Vijesti on the same topic.
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Myndee on her way to Corgi Nation last year..missed it this year :(
Here is a video of a Corgi getting a massage. Have a good night.
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Lucy Tobin: Now we can feel the true power of Facebook
Its shares' rise may have been dented but the social network is roaring ahead: it has changed our lives
Published: 01 November 2013
Updated: 13:28, 01 November 2013
A dozen words cost Facebook $18 billion. Hours after the social networking giant's latest financial results revealed that it's making even more money out of us — revenues up to a record $2 billion (£1.3 billion) in just three months — a Facebook boss uttered 12 words revealing that younger teens aren't logging in any more. And shares plunged faster than Jimmy Savile's popularity. "You don't want to see a trend that kids no longer think Facebook is the place to be; that it is now their dads' service," said Silicon Valley analyst Rob Enderle. "The kids are Facebook's seed corn, and you don't want to lose that."
But let's not shed a tear for Facebook. Its juggernaut will continue. The site is still busy making money from the Frankensteins it created: the nosy, self-promoting monsters who have grown so addicted to its strange version of fame. That's me, and you too, if you're an ardent social networker.
It doesn't matter if Facebook is no longer the place to see and be seen for the tweens. It doesn't even matter — for all but a handful of wealthy Wall Street investors — if Facebook is on its way to social Siberia (that is, where MySpace lives). For Facebook has already brought about a seismic cultural shift.
Facebook made it first acceptable, then the norm, to constantly Photoshop our lives. The boastful Christmas letter, that annual missive in which Great Aunt Bessie showed off about her wonderful grandchildren, her exceptional luxury holidays and her amazing luck on the stock markets this year has become the default way in which social networkers portray everyday existence.
Facebookers can't just digest a nice meal at a restaurant but must first "check in" to said restaurant on the social network, bragging about their affluence, luck or rich boyfriend to the 700 people described, most likely on Facebook alone, as their friends.
Facebook changed our world, in a way that seems to me to be something we shouldn't all "like".
Other sites have developed the trend since. Instagram means even photos of our beach holidays can be "filtered", aka improved, to make the sand whiter and the people browner and the jealousy factor greater. And with the Facebook-linked app Tinder, we can now swipe through thousands of friends-of-friends' faces to find a potential husband or wife. The most important decision we might ever make, boiled down to a cursory glance at someone's Facebook profile picture.
But it was Facebook that started this zeitgeist. Social networking means we can now all be celebrities within our social worlds. Look at what happens when a couple post their engagement on Facebook: hundreds of "likes" and comments rush in. For the couple it feels fantastic to be at the centre of that bubble of importance. I know, I posted that arty shot of the glinting diamond captioned with the clichéd smiley myself two years ago. But then learning of a family friend's death via a Facebook notice posted minutes after her demise felt wrong.
Today we are less private people yet we hardly seem to have noticed; as if we were waiting to plaster our lives on the web. Taken to its extreme, sociologists wonder whether the Facebook factor is behind people's dissatisfaction with their jobs and partners. One piece of research even suggested a third of divorce petitions filed in the UK last year contained the word "Facebook". Many, surely, used the site to identify philandering. But how many others were left, after hours of having others' photoshopped lives thrust in their face, feeling bereft at their life's mundanity?
Hollywood might have created a film about Facebook, but Facebook put a film up in front of our eyes. It's a film of self-importance. And Facebook has coloured our outlook in other ways.
Privacy is dominating the news: the current furore over the US spying on European governments followed swiftly on the heels of the controversy over leaks from Edward Snowden alleging the widespread collection of citizen data by the US National Security Agency (NSA). Yesterday it was Google's turn to express outrage following a report that the NSA had hacked its data links. Yeah, Google: that well-known guardian of personal data.
Snowden's latest documents claim that millions of records were gleaned from the internet giant's internal networks every day. But this story has rumbled on long enough for it to become clear that young people don't care. Even my "activist" mates haven't disappeared from Facebook. Retaining access to the site that makes it easy to organise parties is deemed more important than making a point about personal data, to the extent where it seems the only people who do care about privacy are those with something to hide.
Facebook has made privacy seem like something antiquated; deserving of nostalgia, perhaps, but something we don't need any more.
Clearly the site has become a lightning rod for criticism, perhaps deservedly since it now accounts for one in every five minutes spent on smartphones. It's intertwined with cyber-bullying, and critics claim that's one reason teens are switching off. Yet Facebook is not the only website to change how we behave and act. Plus it, and social networks like it, can be a force for good, giving hard-up charities and budget-slashed councils a quick, cheap way to disseminate information and to fundraise.
Shame, though, that Facebook is not so charitable with the UK — paying no corporation tax in this country last year despite raking in more than £200 million from its UK operations.
Britain is so lucrative for Facebook because it's become so easy to forget that the friendly blue website isn't just an innocuous place to go for a light procrastination session. It might not demand your credit card details but there's nothing truly free about Facebook: it's a business, with soaring profit, and you and your personal data are its currency.
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Fr. Stephen looks at the human soul and what it means that it is a mystery - known to God - but not fully known to us.
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The mission of Wayne College to provide high quality, accessible credit and noncredit educational opportunities to the citizens of Wayne, Medina, and Holmes counties and surrounding areas, and to be a partner with and resource for the communities and organizations it serves.
School Highlights:
University of Akron Wayne College serves 1,539 students (58% of students are full-time).
Minority enrollment is 2% of the student body (majority Asian), which is less than the state average of 20%.
The nearest community college is Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute (9.1 miles away).
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The teacher population of - teachers has declined by 100% over five years.
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Founded in 1972, Wayne College is the only regional branch of The University of Akron and is authorized by the State of Ohio through the Ohio State Board of Regents to offer general education, including associate degrees and baccalaureate-oriented preparation; technical education programs; and continuing education experiences for those who live in the College's service area of Wayne, Medina and Holmes counties. With one primary and several smaller buildings, Wayne College has approximately 200,000 square feet on a campus of 160 acres on the north edge of the city of Orrville. The College is currently working with Sasaki and Associates Architects to develop a twenty-year plan for campus/facilities development. The College has maintained a high degree of technical currency in its classrooms, labs, and other facilities. The College has a state-of-the-art distance learning classroom and over 200 computers on campus accessible to students. Students at Wayne College are prepared for a variety of paraprofessional and technical careers in business, industry, and public service within a range of two year occupational educational programs. Certificate programs are designed to provide students with specialized job training utilizing courses from the college's associate degree programs. These courses may subsequently be applied toward the Associate of Applied Business in Office Administration or Business Management Technology degrees, or the Associate of Applied Science in Health Care Office Management, Social Services Technology or Computer Service and Network Technology degrees. The University of Akron Wayne College is accredited at the associate degree level by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
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Key Arrivals: F Olli Jokinen, F Alex Ponikarovsky, G Al Montoya, G Mark Dekanich
Key Departures: F Tanner Glass, G Chris Mason
Key Decisions: Signed G Ondrej Pavelec and D Tobias Enstrom to 5-year extensions, signed F Evander Kane to 6-year extension.
2011-12 record: 37-35-10, finished 11th in Eastern Conference
Last year's story
NHL hockey returned to Manitoba for the first time since 1995-96 as the Atlanta Thrashers picked up and left Georgia rather swiftly. The Jets waited until the fourth game of the season to net their first win for their starved (and very loud) fans, and a terrific December inspired playoff hopes before an early 2012 swoon doomed their chances.
Despite a lineup that lacked star wattage, the Jets finished 12th in goal scoring due to a balanced attack in which nine players had at least 30 points. Claude Noel proved himself an entertaining coach, while Blake Wheeler blossomed in a meatier role than in Boston, with four separate multi-game point streaks.
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Hockey observers will be looking to see whether the Jets can improve enough to claim a playoff spot, but also whether the young group matures.
When you're talking about sports, where very young men get paid exceedingly well, there's bound to be some missteps outside the arena of play. But it must be said that the Jets players have been really, really bad at getting caught. Dustin Byfuglien and Ondrej Pavelec have been arrested in alcohol-related incidents, while Evander Kane's photo tribute to Floyd "Money" Mayweather went over like a lead zeppelin. All three are under contract for several years.
Pavelec is particularly on the spot, as the Jets were fourth worst in goals-against average in 2011-12 despite being middle of the pack in shots allowed. The additions of Olli Jokinen, Alex Ponikarovsky and possibly youngster Mark Scheifele should bolster the attack, but do they have the blue-line depth in a compressed schedule that will once again see them log long flights to Florida and Carolina for divisional games?
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Sandy Worth has been affiliated with the University of Maryland athletics since 1973 and was promoted to Head Athletic Trainer in 1992. Worth is still the first and only woman to serve as Head Athletic Trainer at an ACC school and the only woman to serve as the Head Athletic Trainer for Football in the conference. Worth has coordinated the medical care for hundreds of Terrapin athletes across several different sports.
Worth's impressive resume includes numerous national and conference titles with some of the most successful athletic programs at the University of Maryland. Worth was a part of the Women's Basketball program that won the inaugural ACC tournament in Virginia in 1978. They continued their success winning seven more ACC titles and appearing in the Final Four three times (1978, 1982, 1989). While serving as Head Athletic Trainer for Maryland Football from 1992-2004, the Terrapins won the 2001 ACC Championship and made several Bowl Game appearances. Worth has also had two successful stints with the Women's Lacrosse program resulting in two ACC titles, an appearance in the NCAA finals in 2009 and three National Championships in 1981, 1986 and 2010.
Worth currently works with the Terrapin Field Hockey and Softball teams who have also experienced recent success. The Maryland Field Hockey team has won four of the last six ACC tournaments since 2005, including the last three, in addition to claiming four National Championships (2005, 2006, 2008 and 2010). The softball program is on the rise making its second straight NCAA Regional appearance in 2011.
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WESTPORT—A fire at a mansion in Westport Sunday night has displaced the caretakers of the home. There are no word on any injures.
Fire crews responded to a mansion fire at 17 Quarter Mile Rd. around 9 p.m. Sunday. Fire crews found flames coming out of one window in the center portion of the house when they arrived 6 minutes later. The fire started in a great room, which is a library with cathedral ceilings.
After the main body of fire was knocked down, it was quickly learned that the fire had extended into both attics on opposite sides of the main body of fire. The fire was under control by 10:27 p.m.
The mansion's owner passed away in August, and the home is in escrow. The three caretakers who were displaced by the fire lived at the home. The man's dog, which tried to go back in the house, was rescued by police. No firefighters or residents were hurt in the fire.
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