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Up until their NLCS matchup with the San Francisco Giants, the 2010 season was a remarkable one for the Phillies, and in particular, Roy Halladay. As you may remember, Doc threw a perfect game against the then Florida Marlins in May of that season, just the second in Phillies history. Later that year, Halladay would go on to toss just the second post-season no-hitter in major league history against the Cincinnati Reds. Since then, there hasn't been a similar performance by a Philadelphia starting pitcher. Yesterday, however, the combined efforts of Cole Hamels, Jake Diekman, Ken Giles, and Jonathan Papelbon resulted in the team's twelfth no-no. With the current team only able to play spoiler in the final month of the season, Kyle Kendrick hopes to spin that performance into momentum into the next game against Atlanta.
The veteran Phillies right-hander is coming off of two incredibly similar outings against the Washington Nationals and St. Louis Cardinals. His line against the red birds shows 6.1 innings of work, eight hits allowed, four earned runs, a home run, a walk, and four strikeouts. Against Washington, Kendrick pitched just six innings even, surrendering one fewer hit while equaling the numbers in every other category. The Phillies have been victorious in each of those performances, meaning Kendrick needs only to continue his modest outings. July 20th was the last time KK pitched in Atlanta. On that day, he tossed five innings and allowed six runs in a losing effort.
Meanwhile, the Braves will look to redeem themselves from yesterday's no-hitter, and will look to do it behind the arm of Mike Minor. Minor will be making his 22nd start of 2014, and has been on a torrid pace of late. His last three games have come against Oakland, Cincinnati, and New York. All three games have seen Minor go at least seven innings with two or fewer earned runs given up. Surprisingly, Minor has not had an appearance against the Phillies this season. The last time Philadelphia saw the lefty was September 28th of last season, a game in which Minor allowed two runs in six innings, but suffered the loss.
Game Notes
- The Phillies have chosen seven players in their September call ups. The names include Maikel Franco, Cesar Hernandez, Cameron Rupp, Luis Garcia, Tony Gwynn Jr., Mike Adams, and Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez.
- Philadelphia has now been victorious in eight of their last eleven ball games. With games still remaining against the Braves, Nationals, Pirates and Athletics, the Phillies could be the biggest spoiler team of the season.
- Third baseman Maikel Franco will make his major league debut this evening, batting seventh in the Phillies lineup. Freddy Galvis gets the start at second, batting eighth.
Phillies Lineup
- Ben Revere CF
- Jimmy Rollins SS
- Marlon Byrd RF
- Ryan Howard 1B
- Darin Ruf LF
- Carlos Ruiz C
- Maikel Franco 3B
- Freddy Galvis 2B
- Kyle Kendrick P
Braves Lineup
- Jason Heyward RF
- Andrelton Simmonds SS
- Freddie Freeman 1B
- Justin Upton RF
- Evan Gattis C
- Chris Johnson 3B
- Tommy La Stella 2B
- BJ Upton CF
- Mike Minor P
Andrew Gillen, Managing Editor of Philliedelphia.com


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Below is a list of upcoming tours, meets, and shows our region is hosting during 2014. As we are currently looking for a few volunteers to organize one or two additional events, the calendar will be updated accordingly, so please be sure to check back regularly or consult The Gas Buggy Gazette if you're a member.
20th — Summer Picnic — To be held at Codorus State Park east of Hanover, PA. Lunch will be served at 1 p.m. in the Classroom Building. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish. Registration deadline is July 13. For information contact Howard King (410) 635-2530.
9th — Summer Tour — Lunch at the U.S. Army War College followed by a tour of the Carlisle Indian School. Cost per person is $19.00. Contact James Yemzow to sign-up by July 1st (717) 243-5810. For a full description of the day's activities, please click here.

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Yay! Episode 2 is done. I actually wrote a different script for episode 2, but Seth wrote this and I liked it more, so I decided to make it instead. I may make my other one some other time, just not now.
I got some Mountain Dew: Pitch Black II on my microphone while we were recording the ninja's audio, so some of his stuff gets puffy at times. I couldn't really fix it since Seth will be gone for a while. anyway, enjoy!
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Season Passes – Powder Cache Bonus Ends July 31! Here we are, mid-summer, enjoying all the things our beautiful state has to offer. Hiking, biking, fishing and of course the midnight sun are all still very much a reality but in a few months we'll be gearing up and getting ...Read More
One of the best ways to explore the valley surrounding Alyeska Resort is by bicycle. Alyeska Resort has developed a select offering of mountain bike trails that can be accessed right from the hotel. These are fun, adventurous trails that combine cross-country and freeride features including short boardwalks, logs, etc. From the resort, the Girdwood Bike Path connects the hotel to the scenic Seward Highway. This path is perfect for families and groups, and provides convenient access to the town of Girdwood and other local shops and restaurants.
Summer Trail Maps > are available at the Concierge Desk or Tram Ticket Office.
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Posted April 1, 2014
Topics: Education, StateImpact Ohio
An estimated 24,000 students drop out of school each year in Ohio. Not getting a high school diploma can cost a student in the long run, people with a bachelor's degree make on average $17,500 more annually than those with only a high school diploma. High school dropouts make another $10,000 less than their peers who did graduate or got a GED. What can be done to stem the dropout crisis?
Posted April 2, 2014
Topics: Community/Human Interest, Race
Prejudice, ignorance, bad behavior, even hate all are realities of life. Unfortunate realities. But that doesn't mean they have to be accepted. Wednesday morning at 9:00, Mike McIntyre talks with young people from Northeast Ohio who are practicing intolerance -- against intolerance. Hear their stories and what they're doing to bring harmony to the community. And share your thoughts, too, right here on 90.3.
Posted April 3, 2014
Topics: Health
According to the Centers for Disease Control, the prevalence of the autism among 8-year-olds increased 30 percent from 2008 to 2010. Researchers are still uncovering what causes autism. A recent study at CWRU found the brains of autistic kids are "noisier" than non-autistic kids. Another recent study suggests autism starts in the womb. Bit by bit, we're gaining a better understanding of autism.
Posted April 4, 2014
Topics: Arts and Culture, Painting, Economy, Regional Economy/Business - Analysis and Trends, Education, Government/Politics, Transportation
A square by any other name...he's no shakespeare, but a national writer focuses the brightest of spotlights on Playhouse Square's renovations and the reviews are outstanding! Could a merger of two area medical competitors really be under consideration? And how do you top having the President as last year's spring commencement speaker? At OSU complaints abound over just 'how much' lesser known the next speaker is. Join host Rick Jackson Friday morning at 9:00 on The Sound of Ideas.
Posted April 7, 2014
Topics: Community/Human Interest, Ethics/Religion
A federal judge has said he'll strike down part of a decade-old gay marriage ban in Ohio. It means that gay couples legally married in other states can have their unions recognized here. The ruling wouldn't specifically legalize gay marriage, but advocates of that see it as a huge step. We'll examine the ruling and the implications, Join Mike McIntyre Monday morning at 9:00 on The Sound of Ideas.
Posted April 8, 2014
Topics: Courts/Crime - Fire/Law Enforcement
Ohio's recidivism rate has fallen to almost 27 percent, far below the national rate of 44 percent. According to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, reentry programs are obviously making a difference. But according to some experts, the real reason for the low recidivism rate is that the state has eased its drug laws. What's Ohio doing right? What more could be done?
Posted April 9, 2014
Topics: Education
Ohio is getting closer to full implementation of new minimum learning standards shared with most other states known as the Common Core. Next year, computerized Common Core tests will replace the state's standardized tests. As that draws closer, there are still many questions, some apprehension and a healthy dose of criticism. Mike McIntyre and his guests address them all, Wednesday morning at 9:00 on The Sound of Ideas.
Posted April 10, 2014
Topics: Environment
Growing hemp, the non-psychoactive version of the cannabis plant is illegal in Ohio, and most of the the United States. It's not that Americans don't use hemp; it's just that we don't make it here. Hemp oils are used in food and cosmetics products, hemp rope and other materials can be seen in our every day life. So why don't American farmers grow hemp, and should they be allowed to?
Posted April 11, 2014
Topics: Arts and Culture, Motion Pictures (Film, Video), Economy, Regional Economy/Business - Analysis and Trends, Energy, Shale, Government/Politics, Health, Parenting/Child Care
Did the region's "Council for Economic Opportunities" have its pockets picked by its own executives? That's the allegation from the US Attorney's office and the organization's president has resigned in response. We'll detail that case plus look at the state budget revisions - which won approval this week, over objections of Democrats. A movie may soon begin production to tell the story of Michelle, Gina, and Amanda from the inside. And the Cavaliers will be packing their bags for a long, long road trip this fall. Rick Jackson and his guests discuss details Friday morning on The Sound of Ideas.
Posted April 14, 2014
Topics: Government/Politics
Republicans say Democrat-leaning minorities ought to give the GOP a second look and they're devising national strategies to make that happen. Republicans say Democrats have failed to improve the lot of low-income minorities and preside over failing urban schools by opposing school choice. What are the chances those arguments will resonate with the black and Hispanic communities in Ohio and beyond? Join Mike McIntyre for discussion Monday at 9:00 on The Sound of Ideas.
Posted April 15, 2014
Sugar is a sweet assassin. Too much of it -- and most of us consume way too much -- can result in all kinds of health problems, from obesity to high blood pressure to diabetes. But avoiding sugar seems a near impossibility as so may foods contain hidden sugars. Tomorrow morning at 9 on the sound of ideas, we'll meet with an author whose family went sugar-free for a year. How? We'll also hear from health care professionals on sugar-reduction strategies.
Posted April 16, 2014
College athletes get a free education. But their universities make huge profits off their labor. Which raises the question: Is a scholarship a fair deal? Northwestern University football players are exploring unionizing that could lead to paychecks one day. And a lawsuit seeks to compel compensation for college athletes whose likenesses are used in products like video games. On this edition of The Sound of Ideas, we'll talk with two professional athletes who know what it's like to be a 'student athlete' along with some experts who will tackle this contentious area of debate in sports right now.
Posted April 17, 2014
Topics: Arts and Culture, Music, Painting, Economy, Regional Economy/Business - Analysis and Trends, Health
Cleveland's health care industry is nationally recognized. So is the region's arts and culture scene. When the two come together, art can heal. In some Cleveland area hospitals, music is being used as a pain reliever - art as a mental stimulator - and architecture as a way to help hospice patients relax. Florence Nightingale linked patients' environment to their well-being, but can music actually make us feel good? Join host Ida Lieszkovszky Hargitai morning at 9:00 on The Sound of Ideas.
Posted April 18, 2014
Topics: Community/Human Interest, Courts/Crime - Fire/Law Enforcement, Education, Government/Politics
The mustaches on their grills are cute, but app-driven cars competing with Cleveland taxies are drawing complaints. Why are companies like "Lyft", and "Uber" frightening the old guard of cabs? We'll also talk about the man who was arrested for taking pictures. Of course, he was using a $4 thousand dollar drone and police say he was interfering with rescue efforts. And what about the most famous bully in all of South Euclid? Fair punishment or not nearly enough? Join host Rick Jackson starting at 9:00 on 90.3.
Posted April 21, 2014
Topics: Education
According to some researchers, the best way for your kid to get an A is to get out of their way. Parental involvement, they say, is overrated. But that flies in the face of what has been commonly understood: that parental involvement is key to a child's academic success. How can helping with their homework or reading to them have a negative effect? Monday on The Sound of Ideas we'll hear about when parental involvement is a bad thing, and why some people just don't buy that. Hosted by Ida Lieszkovsky.
Posted April 22, 2014
Topics: Arts and Culture, Literature, Community/Human Interest, Education
Whatever was found to be the most annoying word for the fourth year in a row according to the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion. Also up there: "you know" and "it is what it is." For some folks the most annoying words are the ones that have made the leap from the computer screen to every day conversation: LOL, OMG, epic and selfie. What are the words that annoy you the most?
Posted April 23, 2014
Topics: Community/Human Interest, Government/Politics
Imagine Public Square with a splash zone, a cafe, space for concerts and movies, and in winter time an ice skating rink, but no Ontario Street cutting through. That's the vision of the city's Group Plan Commission, set up to improve the city's public spaces. Funding needs to be worked out, but supporters say the makeover would do a lot for downtown Cleveland. Wednesday morning on The Sound of Ideas, we'll talk about why public spaces are important, and the future of those spaces in Cleveland.
Posted April 24, 2014
Topics: Arts and Culture, Motion Pictures (Film, Video), Economy
Three major films that hit theaters over the last month were shot in Cleveland: "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," "Draft Day," and "Miss Meadows." Local film industry boosters say that's a sign the film tax credits the state hands out are worth it. Looking forward, can we keep the cinematic momentum going? Should the state keep offering incentives or are there other ways to lure movie makers?
Posted April 25, 2014
Topics: Economy, Regional Economy/Business - Analysis and Trends, Community/Human Interest, Courts/Crime - Fire/Law Enforcement, Transportation
Cleveland says "Hello and Goodbye" to a European freighter, opening a new door to international trade. While the GOP looks to host its biggest party here, Democrats are saying they'll consider Cleveland for a national convention too. Friday on The Sound of Ideas, maintaining stadiums is why voters might extend an existing tax but those seeking alternatives say they have a better plan. And Summit County voters could soon have to mull funding a new arena for the university of Akron. Join host Rick Jackson for conversation beginning at 9:00 a.m. on 90.3.
Posted April 28, 2014
Topics: Economy, Housing/Real Estate
Good news for local home sellers: Prices are up. Bad news: Sales are down, slightly. Experts believe the market has reached a tipping point in Northeast Ohio and a a boom could be imminent. But if there is a boom, many with modest incomes won't be able to get in on it. We'll look at the real estate market and at alternate home-sales models, such as land trusts, meant to aid lower income buyers.
Posted April 29, 2014
Topics: Community/Human Interest, Health
Temperatures finally warm up in the springtime, but we're not the only creatures emerging from a long and dormant winter. Pests -- ants, flies, Asian lady beetles -- all threaten to infest your home this time of year. There are also the year-round favorites, including bed bugs, stink bugs, and mice. Urban wildlife like squirrels, bats, and raccoons can also invade a home. We'll talk about all the pests that rule Northeast Ohio, and how to get rid of them. Some say we should learn to co-exist, but others put their foot down -- literally.
Posted April 30, 2014
Topics: Economy
The Sin Tax vote is almost here. Cuyahoga County residents can cast ballots on whether to extend the tax on cigarettes and alcohol to continue raising money for the city's pro sports venues. It's not a new tax and we get a big return, supporters argue. Vocal opponents say owners are getting a sweetheart deal and patrons should pay for any stadium repairs or upgrades through add-on ticket fees.
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State of the Climate System (2013) by Richard Alley
AGU Chapman Conference on Communicating Climate Science: A Historic Look to the Future
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Presenter: Richard Alley
Sunday, June 9, 2013, 1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Session: New and Bleeding Edge Topics in Climate Science I
Abstract Title: State of the Climate System
Warming has been reducing the Earth's ice in many ways, primarily affecting the more temperature-sensitive types and seasons including Arctic sea ice and coastal parts of Greenland and West Antarctica, but with less-consistent changes or even increases in especially cold places and times including Antarctic sea ice and interior ice-sheet regions. "Global warming" models have shown skill in projecting these that may not be understood by many members of the public. Projections of cryospheric response to additional warming generally show more and faster shrinkage. Of particular interest in this respect are changes in ice sheets, which are expected to contribute to sea-level rise, and which have at least a slight chance of contributing greatly and rapidly. The distribution of possible outcomes, a most-likely estimate that is at least somewhat costly to society, with the chance of costs being slightly less, slightly more, or much more, but without a corresponding chance of much less, is common to many issues of climate change, but also rather difficult to communicate and often not well-recognized in public.
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An article in the Herald reports South Nassau is getting $138 million from FEMA that was intended for Long Beach Medical Center. But SNCH CEO Murphy may not use any of the money to repair LBMC. Long Beach may just get a "mobile care unit" and the money will probably get lost in South Nassau's budget. Both Schumer and "Harvey" praise South Nassau for caring for us here (huh?)
Small part of 3-page article pasted below. The whole thing is important reading on the Herald site:
... It is too early to say how much of the FEMA funds will be used in Long Beach and at the SNCH campus, Murphy said, adding that a spending plan would be subject to a federal audit. Funding would also be used to expand South Nassau's emergency department, where admissions have increased by approximately 4,000 annually, to 64,000, due to LBMC's closure.
"Without a budget, it's been too difficult to say how that's going to be spent, but our goal would be to invest those dollars to benefit the broader community here," Murphy said. "Certainly we are going to invest an appropriate amount in [the Long Beach] community based on the health care needs that we identify."
He said that South Nassau plans to hold a series of public forums with the Health Department to gather public input.
Ray Ellmer, who sits on LBMC's board of trustees, said that he hopes South Nassau makes a significant investment in Long Beach, including a 24-hour emergency department and other services.
"My feeling is that they plan on using some of the FEMA funds to expand their emergency department in Oceanside," Ellmer said. "What I'd hate to see is that [the funding] just disappears into the books of South Nassau."


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The best thing about being employed again is being able to get my shop on. Now granted, I still have to do it in moderation since I'm playing catch up from last year's layoff, but it definitely feels good to just shop!!! Recently, I've been doing the 'bulk' of my shopping at 3 places: TJ Maxx, Marshalls, and Target. What I LOVE about all three places is that they each have something for each aspect of your life. However, Target has two additional caveats with their hours and the addition of groceries. Nonetheless, all are great for your girl. TJ Maxx and Marshalls has designer items discounted so its very important for me to check them out at least once a week. Not that I purchase everytime, but I like to see what's new and in rotation. Here are a few things that either caught my eye or hopped in my cart.
With a wide selection of candles, TJ Naxx and Marshlls are my first stop when it comes to creating the perfect gift bag. My favs out of this bunch were, Fresh Shave (I may have to go back for this one since I lack a man but love their scent) and Intimate.
Last week I made my rounds at Target and was happy to see a few new pieces. Check me out below getting my fitting room fashion on!!!
This is actually a 2 piece short set and has two different tops. The top that I'm wearing would be perfect for an expecting mother!
It wouldn't be right if I went to Tarfet and didn't see something cute. I am such a big kid that lives for cute packaging. The da*m marketing will get me every time, but not this time... Wah la magic!
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Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Sweet 16 Again...
Over the weekend I had the pleasure of celebrating my 16th birthday again. Ok, ok you all know I'm not sixteen, but a lady never reveals her age right? In the past I've always had some type of 'plan' for my birthday but this year I knew that I wanted to do something lo-key and didn't feel like rounding up a group of friends to make something happen. I remember when I first moved to Va. how pressed I was to do something and look at me now a few years later and in total chill mode! Although I didn't have any major birthday plans, the month of June for me has been full of experiences. I went hiking, saw Kelis in concert, hung out with a new friend, took a photography class and really began to put some things in perspective.
There may not have been an epic celebration this year but I was able to take a lo-key getaway trip to Richmond. I LOVE Richmond, there are sooo many cute places to visit. And since I'm a big foodie I knew I'd be able to check out a few restaurants and try new dishes. All in all, I had pretty good birthday weekend check it out.
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Second Annual Summer Block Party
When I say the ladies at South Moon Under know how to party, I mean they know how to party. After, seeing this event advertised earlier this week I knew I had to be in the building and was super happy that my schedule allowed!!! Seeing as though my full time job is all of 5 minutes down the street, I was one of the first peeps to arrive. You know the saying: the early bird catches the worm or better yet, the swag bag. Let me just tell you, they don't skimp on their swag bags so I was super excited to see the goodies that was in store for me. Since I was soo early I had to wait a bit, but the wait was well worth it. As soon as the doors opened you could hear the music pumping, see the tasty treats, and all of the fabulous fashion.
Besides the fashion, food, and fun what I enjoy most about the events at South Moon Under, is the sense of community. I have never gone to an event and not felt welcomed. From the time I entered, greeted with a friendly smile to the time I left, thanked for coming out. I also like the fact that they included other businesses in the area to join in on their event. This event was partnered with @NOVAhousewives and the businesses in attendance were First Impressions Salon (offering 1 min. makeup/braids) and XSport Fitness (checking BMI).
I couldn't pass up on the 20% discount that was offered sooo I got a little something something. I'm all about the accessories and who could pass on a Kate Spade journal (which was on sale might I add).
All in all I am happy that I made it out to the South Moon Under Party and can't wait for their next event.
Did you really think I was going to leave you hanging and not share what was in my swag bag? Lol, I couldn't get home quick enough to check it out but I am thoroughly surprised.
I'm super stoked about the beauty blender. Since I hardly ever wear makeup it's something that I've skipped on my shopping list, and can't wait to try it as well as the cleanser. I also received a sample of Moroccanoil, teeny tiny notecards, a hair tie, and a candle in the prettiest scent ever (champagne rose). Thanks again South Moon Under, you've managed to throw a fantastic party, offer me an amazing discount, and make me smile with my swag bag!!!
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Monday, May 26, 2014
Weekends Were Made... To Roadtrip
Ideally my plan was to be in GA for Memorial Day but that didn't go my way. Sooo I was super stoked when I checked in with a friend and she invited me to hang out with her friends in Ocean City, MD. I definitely needed a break and a get away. I'd been working both of my jobs without any days off since Easter, yes crazy!!! It felt sooo good just to wake up at whatever time I wanted in Thursday and Friday; no traffic or interference from management (TYJ).
I couldn't have imagined a better Roadtrip. I'll admit, I was a bit nervous when it came to traveling with a group of women that I'd just met. However, it felt like we'd known each other for years. I think my soul needed some good girlfriend time. As my grandma says, God always has a ram in the bush.
Although the trip was short, I see why people love Ocean City. I will definitely be visiting again before the summer is over. I have a good idea of where to stay and where to eat. Check out a bit if my weekend below.
This festival of kites was sooo pretty!!! If only the little pig could get off the ground.
The BEST meals of the trip was from Hooked. The calamari was seasoned sooo well and who'd ever think to put scallops with grits, good one!!! And of course I had to order a pomegranate margarita as soon as I saw it on the menu.
Ocean City I promise to make you more than a memory!!!
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Friday, May 9, 2014
Get Into My Nature Box
In the past I've had a long-term relationship with monthly subscription boxes. I even managed to keep a monthly subscription box during my 14 month lay off. I mean who can resist a monthly gift. So since I'd canceled my last beauty subscription box I decided to go in a different direction and try a food box. Being a foodie I knew this would be a great choice. After watching JuicyStar07's YouTube video and seeing her discount code for half off, I knew it was time to try something different.
With NatureBox you choose between 5, 10, or 20 resealable snack bags. Afterwards you can choose your snacks, get a surprise box, or a combination of the two (pick out a few and let the NatureBox team do the rest). Last month I chose my 5 snacks and they were ok... To be honest, I'm not much of a snacker. However, I decided to give it another go and the snacks I chose this month were EVERYTHING!!! I also received a bonus snack which made me super happy (one of my FAV words is free). Take a look for yourself and salivate as you read lol.
Since this was on top and I saw it was a surprise I had to try it first. Good choice NatureBox, I love plantain chips!!! These also had just the right amount of sea salt. The only thing to make it better is a bit of hummus, good thing I have some in the fridge.
I'm super stoked to see what will be available next month. I think I'm going to lean towards the bars since I haven't gone in that direction yet. Have you all tried NatureBox, if so, what are your thoughts? If you haven't tried and would like my half off code leave your e-mail in the comments and I'll send it to you.
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Thursday, May 1, 2014
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
Weekends Were Made... To Celebrate
First off, I'd like to say Happy Resurrection Day!!! I am not sure if you reading this, is of Christain faith, but I am. What a great day to know that He is Risen and because of That our sins are forgiven and we have a right to the tree of life *cue shouting music*.
Last month I thought that I'd be home for Easter to celebrate with my family. Since that didn't happen I was excited to have an entire weekend off to get some R&R. Well, really not really. I've been having some aggravating sleep issues recently that have been driving me crazy. However, I have an upcoming appointment and I hope I'll be back on track afterwards. I digress. Back to this wonderful weekend of mine. I was able to get off a bit early on Friday and headed directly to TJ Maxx to see if I could find a cute Easter outfit. I ALWAYS get a new Easter dress, it's like a nostalgic moment for me. Well this year I didn't have that moment, and it was ok, I guess lol. Since I don't have a 'church home' anything I'd wear would be new. Have I ever mentioned that I'm obsessed with new items, like fresh out the bag. The items in the closet with the tags, that I haven't worn, aren't really new to me anymore. Yea, I know that's super crazy, but we all have our vices!!! Since I wasn't actually looking for an Easter dress any cute item would suffice. I was able to pick up two cute pieces but didn't get to look like I wanted to because of this awful cramp in my butt cheek, yea that was too much information. I really think I need a new chair at work, I mean the pain is really bad... Hmmnnn not anything a massage couldn't fix!!! Basically, Friday consisted of work, TJ Maxx run, and in the bed before 7. Now of course that's not how I wanted to spend my weekend so I knew Saturday of have to change it up a bit.
For me working part-time means that Saturday is a regular work day, so to get a Saturday off, I had to make the most of it. I wanted to savor all of the morning doing something, because I'd usually spend that time getting ready for work. I woke up pretty early, called a friend and made plans to visit my local farmers market. Did I mention how much I LOVE my city? Ok, really that is like a whole 'nother blog post, lol. If you're ever in Alexandria check out the farmers market, you'll thank me later!!!
I am not much of a fruit person but after tasting a sample of the peaches I knew a few had to come home with me. After years of being a pescaterian I can recognize a good tomato. There are numerous days when beef tomatoes and munster cheese was my lunch of choice. This particular vendor knew exactly how to serve their tomatoes, with a little bit of salt and pepper. OMG, I'm pretty sure I should have picked up more than one heirloom tomato, but I plan to go back next Saturday. Now my fav, fav, fav purchase of the day was the homemade salsa. I'd purchased from this vendor in the past when I used to live in the boonies and was happy to see that she made her way up to Alexandria. If u get a chance to visit the Alexandria farmers market be sure to stop by her table. P.S- she makes her own chips. The-Best-Chips-Ever!!! Since I was out and about, I decided to walk around near the water for a while. I am not a swimmer or anything like that, but I just feel like being near water, not in it makes me feel sooo peaceful!!!
As much as I wanted to be out and about, after I'd made it in from the farmers market boredom set in. I knew had to get out the house again. I really should have purchased tickets to the Brocolli Festival, still beating myself up that I didn't. I ended up going out and purchasing a garment rack. I'm trying to pre-plan my work outfits in an effort to dress cuter for work and use my entire wardrobe, so we'll see if this helps. I was also craving a smoothie so I made my way over to a Boboa shop to indulge.
Not having a church home plays a major role when you have to decide on what church to visit for Easter. I mean that day alone is the day when 'everybody and they moma nem' go to church. I was really going to just attend Bedside Baptist AKA watch service in bed as I usually do, but I needed to walk into an actual sanctuary. Unfortunately, that didn't happen because 'everyone and they moma nem' was at church; I think it's safe to include me in that category since this was my first time attending this year *lowers head in shame*. The message was a message but I didn't feel a connection being in the overflow room. I know you're probably thinking what's the difference from being at Bedside Baptist, not sure, but there certainly is a difference. I was still happy to be able to attend.
After a family dinner was canceled, I decided to meet up with my friend for an Easter dinner at Olive Garden. I usually prefer to dine at local restaurants but I obliged since those Olive Garden commercials had me salivating at the tv. I didn't get the bruschetta salmon as I thought I would, but opted for the crab topped chicken with garlic mashed potatoes which turned out to be a great choice.
Although the dinner was canceled I still made my way to my cousins house to pick up some macaroni and cheese. Did you really think I'd do Easter without a little soul food?
How did you spend your Easter weekend?
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With the combine over and free agency fast approaching, it's time for Coach Caldwell and GM Martin Mayhew to enact their offseason plans. I will go through an entire offseason scenario, in depth, that I believe will lead the Lions to the playoffs. First, lets take a look at all team needs in order of importance:
- #2 WR. A guy to stretch the field opposite Megatron will complete the Lion's offense. Young, sure handed and speedy will be the main requirements for this position.
- OLB to replace Ashlee Palmer. He was an experiment from the last coaching regime, he is most likely off the starting role with a new coach.
- FS. Hopefully this comes in the form of resigning Delmas, but if not, the free agent safety class is deep.
- K because David Acres is trash at this point in his career, and he won't be coming back. IMO, he should've been cut after missing a 31 yarder.
- TE here is tricky. On one hand Joe looks to be a future franchise tight end, on the other, that's a lot to expect out of a 2nd year UDFA. So do we bring back Brandon Pettadrop and hope for some improvement, or sign a cheap vet? This looks to be the toughest decision of the offseason.
- #4 WR. This should be a tall possession receiver. A little on the slow side but a great red zone target would be ideal.
- QB2 if Hill doesn't come back. I'd expect a vet signing due to Moore being the developmental guy on the roster.
- OC2. This is probably Raiola's last year, bringing in a guy to learn from a great player (you don't start for over a decade in the NFL by being less than great), would be a smart move.
- S3 to provide some much needed depth.
- T2/G2 because I believe Gandy and Fox are done in Detroit. I expect cheap vet signing(s) or low round draft picks.
- DT4 due to the rumors the Lions are looking into a new defensive tackle. Don't expect any splash signings, however.
Now addressing needs I didn't list. I have heard many people clambering for a new RT and CB which I think is ridiculous. Find me another young, 6ft 6, 321 pound mauler, who we can have at minimum wage for 2 years. Waddle beat out two veterans, who had been in the Lion's system for years, for the starting RT job as an UDFA rookie. At only 22, he has loads of untapped potential, and has definitely earn the starting role. As far as CB, there is no doubt last season was a disappointment. However, giving up on a 2nd round pick after only one year is hasty and wasteful. As a Spartan fan, I'd love to see Darqueze Dennard in a Lions uniform, but we don't need him. Given a full offseason with an all new coaching staff, Houston, Slay, Green and Bentley should all be much improved.
Moving on to free agency, there are only a few key transactions needed. First and foremost, Suh's extension and cap reduction needs to take place. Even trimming his cap number to $15 million would create $7.412 million in cap space. This would make the total available cap space for this year around $17.412 million. Next, resign Delmas to a deal if possible. I believe Detroit can give him the most money, as other teams will still be apprehensive towards his injury history. If not, the safety class is deep in free agency, so signing a TJ Ward or Chris Clemons is also possible. I say pass on Pettigrew, let him sign somewhere else and send us a low compensatory pick for next year. Trade Mikel Leshoure for a conditional 2025 7th rounder if necessary, just open up some cap room and get him off the team. Resign Hill to the final contract of his career, or bring in someone like Derek Anderson as a vet QB. Next, signing a WR4 would be smart, as Delmas' salary would most likely make it difficult to sign a higher caliber player. 6ft 5 Danario Alexander or Kris Durham could be signed cheaply, and would provide a nice end zone target. Lastly, any veteran TE3 at league minimum would finish off the free agent class. In my estimation, close to $7.5 million would be left to draft picks for this year.
Finally, the draft. Let's assume Cliff Avril and Gosder Cherlius net the Lions a 4th and 5th round compensatory draft pick, since the order has not been declared yet. That gives the Lions a draft pick in every round, and 2 in the 4th. Obviously, with so many needs already addressed, trading up is a strong possibility. Now, I know this won't happen, but I have to throw it out there; draft Clowney. Suh, Fairly, Ansah, and Clowney all on the same field running at the QB is such a intriguing thought. Breaking collarbones would be a yearly occurrence for Aaron Rodgers. But back to reality. I expect the draft to go something like this:
- Round 1: Trade picks #10 and #76 overall for #7 overall with Tampa. Draft Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson. Best WR in the draft hands down, and our biggest need. Trading to #7 leapfrogs WR needy Bills and Vikings.
- Round 2: Pick #45. Draft C.J. Mosley, OLB, Alabama. This guy has one of the best overall games in terms of run support, pass coverage and blitzing. Great addition who will take care of our second biggest need.
- Round 3: Pick traded
- Round 4: Pick #107. Draft Tyler Lawson, OC, Utah State. This is a man with nice measurables for the center position (6ft 3, 317) and has been described as a scrapper. A nice senior bowl showing help his stock, this is a good spot for him. Pick #130. Draft Andrew Norwell, OT/G, Ohio State. His versatility is the reason for this pick as well as a need for both positions. This round will help both Jason Fox and Dylan Gandy out the door.
- Round 5: Pick #166. Draft Isaiah Lewis, S, Michigan State University. There is little depth at safety, and Isaiah has the potential to be a decent player. Physical and a hard hitter, he will be a nice in state addition.
- Round 6: Pick #178. Draft Anthony Fera, K, Texas. Now all the needs are satisfied. Fera has a strong and accurate leg. Hopefully him and Sam Martin will become the Lion's kicking duo for the next decade and beyond.
- Round 7: Pick #208. Draft Kerry Hyder, DT, Texas Tech. Nice size at 6ft 2, but will need to beef up from his current 281 pound weight. Nice developmental guy.


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Today, the National Prevention, Health Promotion and Public Health Council released the nation's first ever comprehensive action plan for improving the health of all Americans, the National Prevention and Health Promotion Strategy. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has been working on prevention and public health since our inception 40 years ago, and we believe this national action strategy sets a course that will help our nation become healthier and more competitive in a global economy by reducing the burden of health care costs and reducing preventable disease and illness.
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Top economy and commerce officials from Turkey and the United States gathered in a meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, Tuesday to devise ways to boost strategic cooperation.
The Second Ministers Meeting of the U.S.-Turkey Economic and Commercial Strategic Cooperation Frame brought together Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan, Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan, and US Commercial Representative Ron Kirk as well as Acting Secretary of Commerce Rebecca Blank.
Speaking in a joint press conference after the meeting, Babacan said goal of the cooperation frame was to raise relations in economy and commerce to their highest level and handling that goal as a strategic issue.
Babacan said the frame included many diverse areas such as trade, investment, finance, energy, aviation, defense, as well as infrastructure investments, adding that the meeting discussed business opportunities in the US for Turkish investors.
Turkish Economy Minister Zafer Caglayan said Turkey and the US had a great potential for cooperation in construction sector to develop projects in third countries.
Caglayan said Turkish and American companies could boost cooperation especially in technical engineering as well as contracting and infrastructure services.
Caglayan said 1,210 American companies ran business in Turkey, adding that US firms had made investments worth of 1.4 billion USD in 2011, placing second after Dutch investors.
Also speaking at the press conference US Commercial Representative Ron Kirk said Turkey and the US had a strong and historical friendship, adding that the future of the relations were promising.
Acting Secretary of Commerce Rebecca Blank, on her part, said that Turkey was a very important country for the US, adding that commercial relations between the two countries deserved a better level.
Blank said energy was a promising sector in which the two countries easily boost cooperation in energy efficiency, production and alternative energy resources.
Turkish defense industry exports increased by 21 percent in January-August period reaching over $1 billion, according to the national association of exporters.
High inflation figures are largely related to food prices, Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan said.
Turkish Aerospace Industries handed last four of modernized F-16 fighters to Pakistan in a ceremony in Ankara on Tuesday.
Tuesday's newspapers cover the corruption probe targeting President's Erdogan's son, PM Davutoglu's unveiling of the new government program as well as more detentions in Turkey's 'wiretapping' sweep.
Turkey's Foreign Ministry urged Israel to withdraw their decision and stick to international law.
'To open the Halki Seminary (historic theological Greek school) is easy, but Greek side should take similar steps,' said President Erdogan.
The Turkish Exporters' Assembly announced a 5.2 percent rise in exports for August.
Turkey's Foreign Ministry rejected claims about the country's general consulate staff in Mosul, who have been kept hostage by rebels in Iraq since June 11.
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IBM Corp has signed an agreement with the city of Beijing to use advanced weather forecasting and cloud computing technologies to help tackle the Chinese capital's persistent smog. After a series of pollution scares and scandals, China's central government has promised to reverse some of the damage done to the nation's sky, rivers and soil by more than three decades of growth.
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