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Dear Family and Friends of Hermitage Church of the Nazarene,
Our love and care are extended to Kathy Orrick; Brian and Dorinda Biggs, Dakota, Emmy, and Atalaya; Jennifer Lee, Tristan and Brianna; in the death of Mike Orrick, husband, father, and grandfather. Mike died around 6:30 AM on Friday, April 12, 2013, at home under the care of hospice. Mike was a beloved member of the Genesis Sunday School Class and HCN since April of 2007. He was 63 years old. A memorial service is scheduled for today, April 15, 2013, at 12:00 Noon at Spring Hill Funeral Home in Madison. Mike was a kind, thoughtful man, who was generous and loyal to friends and family with his time and whatever anyone needed. He was a talented musician who could play the guitar, mandolin, dulcimer, and cello. His last employment was at the First Baptist Church of Joelton. The First Baptist Church office closed for the day to attend Mike's service. Dr. Rondy Smith and I led that service.
Jerry Keener directed the yard work at HCN on Saturday, April 12, 2013. He was there before 8:00 AM. When I arrived at 8:15 AM, there were already a host of people trimming, cutting, and weeding the campus. Thanks to Bob and Joyce Clevenger, Jerry and Marilyn Keener, Tom Bontrager, Robert Parrish, Paul Stonecipher, Ken Willis for the labor. It refines an already beautiful property.
Thousands of teenagers from across the Southeastern USA descended on the Trevecca Nazarene University Campus on Thursday-Saturday, April 11-13, 2013, for competitions in Bible quizzing, sports, art, music, speech, technology. Each district sent their best. As members of the Tennessee District, HCN teens competed in the mix. These are the results: Daniel Magee (1st place in Quizzing A), Cole Jackson and Nolan Magee (3rd place in Quizzing B), Kensley Hutchings and Ashlee Harrison (2nd place in Women's Basketball), Trevor Hunt (Men's Basketball), Josh Johnson and Josiah Magee (1st place in Beach Volleyball), Abbie Winfree (Women's Softball), Jonathan Mowry and Josiah Magee (1st place in Ultimate Frisbee), Bryson Fox (3rd place in Table Tennis), Trevor Hunt (1st place in Senior High Men's Tennis), Grant Reigard (5K Run). The Women's Soccer Team which included Chandler Scott, Marileigh Mabry, Sarah Carter, Destini Oldham, Morgan Houser, and Karah Sharp won 1st place. Three of the HCN Teens were MVPs on their team: Josh Johnson in Beach Volleyball, Jonathan Mowry in Ultimate Frisbee, and Marileigh Mabry in Women's Soccer. Chandler Scott was a member of the All-Tournament Team for Women's Soccer. The Tennessee District took 1st place in the White Division (large districts). Kristi Mabry and Jody Scott were chaperones for the weekend.
John Mannen and Bob Ward represented The Gideon's International organization on Sunday, April 14, 2013, in both morning services. John and Bob told us real life stories of redemption because Holy Scriptures were distributed throughout the world by The Gideons. They gave us statistics telling us that the most heavily concentrated area of the world for Muslins, Hindus, and Buddhists is the 10/40 Window in Africa and Asia. The window includes 68 countries. Gideons currently place Bibles in 50 of those countries. The retiring offering totaled $2,476 with more given to John on Sunday night. It was a good day for investing in missions.
I want to continue to offer information regarding the naming of the HCN Sanctuary and the HCN Center through a congregational vote on Sunday, May 5, 2013. The Church Board and I recommend that the Sanctuary be named The Hendershot Chapel and the Center be named the Shankle Center. The Sanctuary was constructed under the leadership of Dr. Harvey Hendershot, who served as the HCN Pastor from 1983-1986. Dr. Hendershot not only led that project but invested financially in its construction. Dr. Hendershot was the visionary who led in the planting of HCN in 1977. He died in September of 2009. The Center was constructed by Alexander and Shankle Construction Company with Bobby Shankle as a primary partner in that firm. Bobby joined HCN in September of 1995. HCN was the place and the people who helped Bobby to find life in Jesus Christ. He loved this church and put all of his resources into creating the facilities that allow us to be the church we are today. His construction company built HCN projects in 1996, 1997, and 2003-2005. Bobby died in January of 2008.
Now, I need to report on the Remodeling of the East End of the HCN Facilities. The Sanctuary was completed and occupied in 1986 on Easter Sunday. That was 27 years ago. Today, it has the original carpet, seating, lighting, etc. that was present in 1986. The mauve is faded and outdated and needing to be replaced. It needs a fresh make-over. It needs to be renewed in a way that makes it available to more than one hour and style of worship on Sunday morning. I need all of us to think beyond ourselves on this remodel. The first phase actually takes place outside the sanctuary, foyer, and balcony. We need $12,000 to replace carpet in several hallways, nurseries, choir room; to remove one wall in the Middle School Suite; to put fresh paint on all the walls in Phase I and Phase II Buildings. Those buildings house Sunday School for all children and teens, downstairs and upstairs. The remaining cost for the Sanctuary, Balcony, and Foyer will approximate $125,000. I believe the completion of the first project will encourage us to tackle the second piece.
Lastly, the Tennessee District Church Year runs from June to May. That means six Sundays remain in this church year. We are working to complete the payment of our responsibilities to others in mission during these weeks. That means giving to the church needs to be at its finest. I will work over the next weeks to explain all that those missions include. Just be thoughtful about how you might be involved in meeting the needs. All are investments.
I look forward to preaching on Sunday. I love you and I love our church.
In Christ Jesus,
Pastor Howard
April 8, 2013
Dear Family and Friends of Hermitage Church of the Nazarene,
Welcome to the thirteen newest members of Hermitage Church, the Atkins family and the Dillon family. The Atkins family is composed of Randy, Joy, Emma, and Luke. They came to HCN through Emma's connection with MJHS friends. The Dillon family is composed of Donnie, Sr., Angela, Sadie, Lila, Donnie, Jr., William, Mary, Amanda, and Jessie Rae. Donnie, Sr., said their family visited and stayed at HCN because of the way the church embraced each of their children. We are better people because these families are now a part of us. We pray they will be better people because we are a part of them.
Congratulations to Bret Henry Washing for earning his Eagle Scout Award and for receiving that award in a Court of Honor on Saturday, April 6, 2013, at 5:00 PM in the Sanctuary of HCN. Brett is a member of Scout Troop 263. Freddie Stroupe declared the order of the court. Mark Washing read the charge to his son. Senator Mae Beavers presented declarations from the State of Tennessee, including a flag flown over the state capitol on April 1, 2013. Shane Tarter spoke on Bret's behalf. I prayed the invocation and benediction.
Congratulations to Lori Dalton for winning 1st place in her age group for the Tennessee Wesleyan College 5K Run on Saturday, April 6, 2013, in Athens, Tennessee. All proceeds from the run went to the Sports Science Department at the school where Logan is a scholarship player on the Baseball Team.
NextGen Ministries sponsored a combo lock-in/retreat for LiveWire and B1 Students on Friday-Saturday, April 5-6, 2013 at HCN. Female participants included Katie Grace Russell, Ali Johnson, Clarissa Davis, Sarah Griffith, Ashlee Harrison, Alexis Long, Rachel Jones, Mikayla Wurth, Kensley Hutchings, Jessica Perkins, Cameryn Walls, Madison Trotter, Kelli Rose, Shelby Jackson, Maddy Rouse, Camille Reigard, Julia Mowry, Haylee Gold, Avie Joyce, Keely Dozier, Wendy Anderson, Kailey Perkins, Caroline Brasfield, Carly Earnhardt, Lilly Heskje, Bella Agee, Lydia Foster, Jessie Joyce, Ellie Hutchings, Shelby Thompson, Becca Waller, Brielle Fox, Sara Matthews, Annie Cater, Kristina Lynn, McKenzie Curtis, Taylor Gonyea, Lila Dillon, Abby Elkins, Vivenne Heskje, Anna Waller, Sara Waller, Summerlyn Hysell, Addi Falcone, Chandler Scott. Male participants included Cole Jackson, Braden Wurth, Jeffrey Matthews, Josh Cater, Josh Pilarksi, Johnny Pilarski, Donnie Dillon, Josh Johnson, Matt Bown, Wes Gibson, Teddy Joyce, Grant Reigard, Maxwell Mullins, Evan Gamble, Grant Render, Jacob Brown, Evan Flint, Cameron Davenport, Carson Davenport, Anthony Mannen, Jared Mannen, Zach Gonyea, Luke Atkins, Jack Gold, Christopher Reitz, Carter Poole, Bryce Poole, Reid Swoner, Connor Allen, Josh Elkins, Evan Gibson, Will Rueger, Bryson Fox, Colton Dilts, Carter Jones, Henry Griffin, Austin Coleman, Colbe Earles, Zach Hinkle, Chase Buscherfeld, Chris West, TJ Hysell, Sam Dewald, Michael Mathias. Female chaperones were Sadie Dillon, Sarah Jo Bouton, Heather Michael, Brittany Webb, Robin Crowell, Katie Bridges, Kimberly Potts, Cassidy Nelson, Jody Scott, and Beth Fox. Male chape-rones were Eddie Witkowski, Shane Tarter, Rob Mathias, Tanner Webb, Taylor Steinmetz, Hunter Steinmetz, Doug Gold, Tony Dozier. All males stayed the night at the church and all the girls stayed the night with the Dillon family, Waller family, Foster family, Perkins family, or the Maphet family. The event was a great success but young people were still yawning in church on Sunday morning. Middle School Students wanted to know how often they could do this.
Jerry Keener serves as the Chairperson of the Building, Grounds, Equipment Council on the Church Board. He would like to invite anyone who would like to join him, this Saturday, April 13, 2013, at 8:00 AM on the church campus to trim and manicure the church lawn and flower and shrub beds. Bring your own clippers, weed eaters, etc. Work 1-2-3 hours. You decide.
I told you last week that there were several things I needed to talk with you about from last month's board meeting. I had room in the letter to tell you about one. I will try one more.
First, I needed to tell you that the Church Board and I recommend to the congregation that the Sanctuary be named the Hendershot Chapel in memory of Dr. Harvey Hendershot and the Center be named the Shankle Center in memory of Bobby Shankle. An official vote will be taken on Sunday, May 5, 2013, during the Annual Church Elections. All members of HCN who are fifteen years of age and older are eligible to vote.
I would remind you that Dr. Harvey Hendershot served as the Superintendent of the Tennessee District when HCN was organized and the planting of the church was his vision for families with children in the Old Hickory Lake area. He placed his membership here in August of 1977 and it remained here until his death in September of 2009. Dr. Hendershot served the church as pastor from 1983-1986, during which time the sanctuary was constructed. He and his wife loaned the church $75,000 to complete the building and then forgave the loan. He is one of the finest men I have ever known.
I would remind you that Bobby Shankle was the owner/partner in Alexander Shankle Construction Company. Bobby joined HCN in September of 1995 and remained an active, vital part of this congregation until his early death of cancer in January of 2008. Three major construction projects have taken place at HCN in the last two decades: 1996, 1997, and 2003-2005. Bobby led them all. If you attend Sunday School, you meet in one of the rooms that Bobby built. The 38,000 square feet Center was his last major project. We occupied the facility in November of 2005. Phil Jordan, chairperson of the Finance Council, reports that Bobby gave frequent large contributions to each construction project. Those of us who were privileged to know Bobby remember his love for this church and the positive, engaging spirit he poured into the church body. He saw a way through any problem.
In Christ Jesus,
Pastor Howard
April 1, 2013
Dear Family and Friends of Hermitage Church of the Nazarene,
Yesterday may have been the favorite Easter of my life. For reasons beyond my knowing, I have possessed a keen sense of anticipation for this Easter. It did not disappoint. It was not perfect but it was close. I am especially appreciative of the many people who made the day work in worship. Robert Luther wrote on facebook that Hermitage Church reminds him of a musical. Everyone has a part. And on Sunday, lots of people had a part. Thanks to Dr. Sam Green for putting together the worship music, recruiting gifted people to sing and play, and then directing the whole service. Thanks to Worship Choir members, Praise Team members, Praise Band members who came early and stayed late and led our hallelujahs. Thanks to Sophie Green for taking an idea and making it happen via video and HCN peeps. Thanks to Andy McCormick for once again playing the soulful saxophone song, "Were You There?" Thanks to the parking lot attendants who assisted parking in the rain. Thanks to greeters who were all hands on deck to greet and distribute bulletins. Thanks to Billie Ragland for preparing the multiple weeks of mass communion service including more than 800 on Palm Sunday and more than 1200 on Easter Sunday. Pastor Eddie Witkowski said it was the first time he had ever passed a bread plate down a row and it came back empty. So, someone else brought a plate with more bread. A father of two teens wrote me an email this morning thanking me for talking about the meaning of communion and for saying that children were welcome at the Lord's Table. Sam Green said he thought all day about being asked if he really understood everything there was to know about communion. He did not. Thanks to the twelve Senior High Students who served communion in both services. Thanks to Hunter Steinmetz and Will Miranne for leading responsive readings. Thanks to ushers Lance Waller and Wendell Marlowe who assisted the seating of guests. Attendance in the 9:00 AM service was heavy and attendance in the 10:30 AM service was packed. Bulletins ran out in first service and chairs ran out in second service. Thanks to Jeff Goodwin, our traffic officer who stood in the middle of Saundersville Road following both services and allowed us entry and exit while keeping the rest of traffic flowing. Jeff was able to come into second service to receive communion with his family. Joyce Russell said she has attended church on Easter Sunday for her entire life and that Sunday was her favorite. Scott Perkins wrote on facebook that Easter has replaced Christmas as his favorite sacred day. So, I am not alone. I hope you were here and I hope the day was as good for you as it was for me and Joyce and Scott. Jesus the Messiah, the only begotten Son of God, was crucified, dead, and buried, and is now risen and alive. He is the great High Priest of heaven. He is the way who has made a way for us.
If you do not regularly attend worship at HCN, what a great beginning Easter Sunday could be for you and your family. How can we help you make that a habit? I know stories of families at HCN who began a great turn-around in their family by a new beginning on Easter. Become one of those stories.
Ben and Sarah Kikuvi met with the Mission Africa 2012 and 2014 Teams for an evening meal on Monday, March 25, 2013, in the Parlor. The time was a great reunion and an opportunity for us to return the hospitality the Kikuvis extended to us in Kenya. Sarah loves fried chicken and ate three helpings of Betty Willis' grape salad. Ben ate roast beef and sweet potatoes. The 2014 Team had an opportunity to get acquainted with Ben and Sarah and to listen to their desire for our team to return to their town of Tawa. Sarah told us that a day does not pass that she does not see someone whose life was affected by our last visit: a child with shoes, a woman with a cloth bag, etc. We collected $300 in a spontaneous offering at the Easter Egg Hunt Cook-out and we gave that in cash to the Kikuvis to be used for food in Tawa. Sarah asked if she could use the money instead to purchase three small water tanks for three older women in the village who can no longer walk to the river and carry water home. I spoke for us and said yes. There are several shifts going forward that the 2014 Team needs to process. Our trip will probably be in July rather than June. Our construction project will be to build two rooms for the secondary school within walking distance of the Kikuvi home. John Reigard and Jody Sweeten are putting serious energy into reducing the costs of the trip. The next meeting is Monday, May 6, 2013, at 6:30 PM in the Parlor.
There are three or four significant issues that I need to begin to talk with you about going into May. First, I have recommended to the Church Board and they have voted in unanimous agreement to allow the church membership to vote on the naming of the Sanctuary and the Center. The Sanctuary was constructed and occupied in 1985-1986 while Dr. Harvey Hendershot served as the pastor of HCN. Dr. Hendershot was the district superintendent when HCN was organized and was a charter member since 1977. He continued his membership here until his death in September of 2009. He and Martha loaned the church $75,000 to complete the building and then forgave the debt. The recommendation is that the Sanctuary be named The Hendershot Chapel. The second recommendation is that the Center be named The Shankle Center after Bobby Shankle. Bobby was one of the first three members I received into the membership of the church in September of 1995. He was a primary owner of Alexander and Shankle Construction Company. His company constructed the Phase 1 and Phase 2 additions in 1996 and 1997 which now house the Sunday School facilities for all nurseries, pre-school, elementary, middle school, and senior high students. In 2003, his company began construction on the 38,000 square feet Center which we occupied in November of 2005. Phil Jordan, the financial recording secretary and chair of the Finance Council, reports that Bobby regularly deposited large contributions to make those projects possible. Bobby died young in January of 2008 of cancer. The Annual Church Elections were scheduled by the Church Board for the morning hours of Sunday, May 5, 2013. Permission to name the Sanctuary and the Center will be present on the election ballot. Members of the church who are fifteen years of age and older will vote in that election. This is a beginning of introducing this proposal. Much more will come over the month of April.
In Christ Jesus,
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Preview of Next Weeks HBO Card-Sergio Martinez vs. Martin Murray, Also Chris "Nipples" Areoloa vs. Bermane Stiverne
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Big fights next week!
On Martinez-Murray-I expect a good sloppy brawl, with Martinez wearing him down in a harder than expected fight. Murray is a brawler. But I will take Sergio by TKO 10.
Another thing it is in Argentina and I am very concerned about security there. Also note that WBC Rules (Not unified rules) will be in effect. Expect the 4th and 8th round open scoring either to everyone, or to the corners only for this fight.
For Arreoloa_Stiverne, have never seen Stiverne fight. Hopefully he won't come to lay down. If he brawls it could be a baroom type brwal with the experiance of "Nipples" taking over by the middle rounds. Arreloa KO 6.
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I think Martinez will cruise against a clubber with a punchers chance. i dont know how Murray's chin is.
I think Arreola will beat Stiverne. Stiverne is just a short compact punching bag who can hit back. Nothing special about him the 1 time I saw him. I expect us to see more boxing out of Arreola than usual.
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well, that isn't the only thing they would score poorly in...And TEA needs to get the schools straight with the English speaking american citizens children first then work their way to the illegals.January 29, 2011 at 7:10 a.m.
TEA needs to check into the fact that Calhoun County ISD has no Bench Mark test scores for their students, because they lost them with a new system. Notified the school of needing my daughter's bench mark and taks test scores so that the tutor I had to hire for my daughter in Math class, would have something to base her needs on. Well guess what the school said they lost them due to a new computer system, and couldn't help...So MAY QUESTION IS: Why would the state want the school district help the illegal nonenglish speaking students, before they help the American English speaking, Taxpaying Citizens' students??? Does Obama or Perry have an answer


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With preseason football shortly coming to an end, it is time to start thinking about some important football topics. No, not your fantasy draft or how the Falcons will size up against the Chiefs on opening day. It should be: What am I going to slam down my gullet while I watch Matty Ice shred defenses like a sponge ruiner??
I personally will be making homemade salsa. This is a great option for all of you that plan on spending some quality time in front of the TV during the Sunday festivities because it is a tasty and healthier alternative to just opening a bag of Cheeto's. This also provides something to dunk on a Saint's fan head when they start saying any of the following words "Katrina", "Goodell", or "Lofton".
Recipe after the jump.
My salsa recipe is one I stole from someone online and I have made it about 4 times with positive results. It is simple and the only heavy machinery it requires is a decent sized food processor. It also makes a ton of salsa. You can add or subtract ingredients to your taste, but here are the basics and instructions:
1 can (28 Ounce) Whole Tomatoes With Juice
2 cans (10 Ounce) Rotel (diced Tomatoes and Green Chilies, mild or medium or spicy depending on you temperature preference)
1/4 cup Chopped Onion
1 clove Garlic, Minced
1 whole Jalapeno, Quartered and Sliced Thin
1/4 teaspoon Sugar
1/4 teaspoon Salt
1/4 teaspoon Ground Cumin
1/2 cup Cilantro
1/2 whole Lime Juice
Combine whole tomatoes, Rotel, onion, jalapeno, garlic, sugar, salt, cumin, lime juice, and cilantro in a blender or food processor. Pulse until you get the salsa to the consistency you'd like. Test seasonings with a tortilla chip and adjust as needed. For a milder salsa use only mild Rotel and cut the seeds out of the jalapeno before adding it to the mix. I add extra cilantro because I love that stuff and add a touch of balsamic vinegar to help it keep longer
For you Falcoholics trying to watch your waist band, substitute celery for chips. It tastes like a chunky bloody mary to me and you get a low calorie snack… Yeah right. Do this in order to justify eating more wings later.
I want to know what you, the Falcoholics, serve up while the Falcons are away and you watch them at home. My salsa is just a suggestion, so please post recipes. Heck, since Thursday is preseason, maybe we can all try one of these rookie recipes for the real thing on September 9th. Next time, let's talk Tailgating!


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I will tell you this much. After watching that game with my Texans friends last night, I will NEVER EVER complain about this team as long as they are winning. I felt bad for my friends. They were throwing things when Schaub came in. And even when Schaub was doing well, they wanted the team to lose. They want the first pick.
The Texans' season is just laughable at this point. None of their fans care anymore. They're just yelling at the team to continue to lose; to fire everyone. I have watched most of the Houston games at the bar and watching the meltdown that occurred has been nothing short of amazing. It's amazing what bad morale can do to a team. They are finding new ways to lose (re: record in penalties last night)
It puts things in perspective as a fan of a team that is 8-4. Sure we can nit pick about things. But we have to be grateful how awesome this and the last year has been. We have to be thankful that our team sucked at the right time. The Texans are a cluster-f**K right now and I am SO happy we don't have that.
I am not telling you to stop complaining. I am telling you that I am not complaining as long as we continue to be successful. I do ask that you really reevaluate your stance with this team if you are complaining. You (as a fan) have a lot to be thankful for. (And be careful what you wish for)


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This dress is one of my many created from Burdastyle seamed dress 120. I have now made quite a few of these dresses and I change how I create them each time. For this version I combined the top two pieces for both the front and the back. Included the sleeves which is actually in the pattern. There are also two extra pleats in the top section.
The big change was the skirt, which I added about 10-15cm to the width and made it a pleated skirt instead of a slim fitting skirt. I also cut a large part from the bottom and made it black instead of one main piece.
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Mar 25, 2013, 07.02 PMby neveenkarnes
love the easy style and the fabric choices. well done !!
Mar 25, 2013, 11.02 AMby ladafl
I like your creativity and the way you can use one pattern and develop it.
Mar 24, 2013, 08.14 PMby tejka
very nice!
Mar 25, 2013, 03.43 AMby iheartfabric
Thank you Tejka!
Mar 24, 2013, 09.45 AMby mry
Amazing dress.
Mar 25, 2013, 03.43 AMby iheartfabric
Thank you :)
Mar 24, 2013, 08.51 AMby Mary Athey
just gorgous, mono tones are everywhere at the moment and this is fabulous on you x
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Thanks Mary!! I know I love copying what's on modcloth they have so many pretty dresses and the mono tones :)
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It seems like lately the only time I get to relax is when I get to sit down and watch the games on Sunday…
Good news is I'm getting a laptop for Christmas, I know as I've been told I'm a little behind the times. I used to run from room to room to comment with you guys in the threads… I do not like to miss a play, so you could imagine how hectic that got.
I still read all the time, I like August West's thing he's got going on. Pretty cool how things work out. Now that winter is here I will have much more time with work slowing down…
How much fun has this season been? Seriously, sit back and think about what we've accomplished. I still sit here and wonder how it is we are as good as we are. But we definitely are a very good football team regardless of what anyone says. We can run it down your throat, we can play D with just about anyone, and we can throw when we really need too.
Unbelievable! The difference a guy like Chris Johnson can make! How many 3rd downs does Kerry just dump it off and CJ just coasts to the 1st down marker.
I guess it all kind of makes sense though right? I mean we were a 10-6 team last year… Throw a gamebreaker like CJ into the mix along with an experienced QB and off we go.
I really hope everyone is sitting back enjoying this, I have been a fan of this franchise for a long time. Seasons like these don't happen often for guys like me Titans/Indians fan.
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Baker seeking longer outings, fewer pitches from starters
MIAMI -- If he could get away with it, manager Dusty Baker would have preferred to slap a padlock on the Reds bullpen Tuesday night.Baker found himself pulling for starter Bronson Arroyo for more than the usual reasons. Johnny Cueto lasted five innings in Monday's 6-5, 10-inning win and Homer Bailey went only five innings on Friday vs. the Cubs. "Our bullpen is really upside down," Baker said. Cueto threw 110 pitches in Monday's game, including 33 during a three-run third inning. On Friday, Bailey had 106 pitches, including 64 through his first three innings. This was one of the reasons the Reds had Cueto as the No. 2 starter and the more dependable Arroyo in the third spot in front of Bailey. "We have to find a way to minimize the pitches from our starters," Baker said. "One hundred pitches in the fifth is a lot of pitches. Even though they're battling, we have to command the strike zone a little better. That's a lot of pitches and a lot of pressure on the bullpen, especially when we're playing 12 consecutive games." Right-handed setup man Nick Masset was expected to get the night off after he pitched for three straight days. Masset worked out of a one-out, bases-loaded jam for the victory Monday.
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MIAMI -- After the bullpen was heavily taxed again for five innings of work in a 10-8, 11-inning win, the Reds might soon have to look to Triple-A Louisville for reinforcements."I don't know, I think we've got a day before we make that decision," manager Dusty Baker said after the game. "Hopefully, Homer [Bailey] can deal [Wednesday]. We need innings." Rookie Logan Ondrusek struggled again with three earned runs and five hits allowed in the eighth inning with Nick Masset unavailable. Ondrusek now has a 16.20 ERA through five appearances. The most likely candidate at Louisville for a callup would have been Jared Burton, but he is on the disabled list -- retroactive to April 8. The injury was listed as "thyroid testing." "We're not sure what it is," Reds general manager Walt Jocketty said of Burton. "He didn't have a lot of strength or something. He's had a lot of tests. We don't know the results yet." Jocketty confirmed there was no plan to add a reliever before Wednesday's game. "We'll see how it goes tomorrow," he said.
Bruce pleased with approach
MIAMI -- Right fielder Jay Bruce snapped a career-high-tying 0-for-17 slump on Monday with a double in the second inning and a single in the fourth. Bruce didn't savor the hits too much, however."It's always good to get hits, no matter if you're 0-for-17 or 10-for-17," Bruce said. "I've been feeling great. I was hitting the ball right at people, taking good at-bats and really couldn't stress about it too much. The hits weren't coming but the at-bats and approach have been there all along, in my opinion. It had been a solid season as far as that is concerned but obviously, this is a results driven game. It's nice to start getting some." Bruce had to apologize on Tuesday for making an obscene gesture to his teammates that was caught on camera after his double. In a more positive moment for Bruce, he took a one-out walk in the eighth inning Monday by laying off an outside slider for ball four. It was a pitch he might have chased last season. "Even though I had only been walked once before that [this season], my pitch selection had been better," Bruce said. "I don't go up there to walk but to swing at pitches I can drive. If walks happen, it's a product of that."
Hernandez likes playing in Miami
MIAMI -- Catcher Ramon Hernandez has been busy trying to arrange getting tickets for family and friends this week. Hernandez, who lives in Miami during the offseason, reserved 50 tickets for family and friends on Monday and was planning to do likewise on Wednesday and Thursday."It'll be busy, but it's good. I like it," Hernandez said. In Monday's win, Hernandez was 1-for-4. He did not start on Tuesday but always enjoys playing in Florida. He is a native of Venezuela but now calls Miami his permanent home. "When you go home, you relax," Hernandez said. "You see your family and see your kids. It's always nice because you have little time during the season to come home and sleep in your own bed."
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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These are interesting times to look over the algebraic geometry arxiv postings. Just over a week ago, there was a posting by Tanaka which claimed the minimal model program was false in characteristic two. Then yesterday at the top of the page was a paper by Castravet and Tevelev claiming that the Mori Dream Space conjecture for was false. Then today, there is a paper by Fontanari claiming instead that the Mori Dream Space conjecture is TRUE for the same space, but modded out by the finite group .
December 3, 2013
The sound you hear is another conjecture in birational geometry dropping like a flyPosted by Jim Stankewicz under Algebraic Geometry, Uncategorized
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February 26, 2013
Oops and YayPosted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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First, the oops. I DID intend to blog from Berlin. Didn't happen, got caught up in giving talks and starting collaborations. It happens. I MAY be posting again in the next couple of months, but I'm only back home for a couple of weeks before I go off again travelling. Mid-May is the next long-term stable period I'll have, but I have half written posts that should be up before then. Probably. Maybe.
As for "Yay" (cue youtube), the biggest reason for the "Oops" is that my thesis is finally posted to the arXiv! The next project won't take so long.
October 15, 2012
Grant Day!Posted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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No substantive post today, because my grant application is due. New post next week!
April 3, 2012
An update!Posted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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Hi everyone, it's been a LONG time since I last posted to this blog, and I intend to do so a bit more now that a few things have been handled. The first of the handled things: I just defended my thesis today! And it was successful! So, once I finish writing it up for publication, I'm going to put some version of exposition on it here. The other thing is that I'm employed in the fall. I'm going to be spending the next three years as a Postdoc at Kavli IPMU at the University of Tokyo. So, I should be back to posting by the end of the month, and this blog may well start to include some things other than math, like involving moving to Japan and adapting, learning the language, and the like.
April 4, 2011
Review: LiveScribe Echo Digital PenPosted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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I'm still here! Though posting will be a bit sporadic in the future, as I'm spending the majority of my time working on my thesis. I'll be back to blogging a bit more often once that's been finished. So, here's a review I started writing back in November, but has sat in the draft box since then:
About six months ago I asked people for opinions about digital pens, and did my own research, so I decided to pick up a LiveScribe Echo based on what I'd heard, and the campus computer store has a 10 day return policy (so long as packaging is intact) so I decided to give it a try. For those who are impatient, the short version of my review is: the digital pen is good, and I'm keeping mine, but there are a few improvements that would go a long way to mainstreaming, so I give it a 4/5.
November 12, 2010
Technology Survey!Posted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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I know I still have a few readers out there, and some of you are probably technophiles, so here's a question: I've been considering switching from live-texing of things to a digital pen of some sort. Anyone have any experience with these things? Know which ones work well and which don't? Which ones may work with linux (though I do have a windows partition if really necessary)?
I've looked at a couple of them, and I'm really not sure what their specific pros and cons may be, and I have no real way to try them out directly at the moment. There's the LiveScribe pens, which require their magic dot paper stuff, which is a drawback that I'm not sure how annoying it would be, plus I don't know how useful sound recording would be, though I can see myself maybe using it at some point. The other brand I've looked at is SolidTek's DigiMemo, which is a bit bulkier being a clipboard, and amazon reviews suggest it's finicky. Is there another brand I should look at? I'm mostly looking for a way to nicely digitally archive all of my scratchwork (my collection of notebooks is expanding too fast!) and also maybe taking notes at seminars, conferences and the occasional advanced course.
So, anyone? I figure that any math person who has a digital pen or has at least considered them will have a lot of the same uses in mind as me, and so I'm very interested in opinions.
October 22, 2010
So…umm…I'm alivePosted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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This is one of those annoying "Why I haven't posted recently" posts. Mostly, it boils down to a single word: thesis. Mine's coming along well, but I've kind of disappeared into it. However! Right now, I'm going to throw my hat over the wall, and declare that I'm going to attempt MaBloWriMo once again! This time will be far less coherent, and likely more full of abelian varieties, moduli problems, and the like instead of attempting something like intersection theory.
So, anyone else going to attempt it? Anyone out there still reading?
August 19, 2010
Fields Medals 2010Posted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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The Fields Medals have been announced! The winners are Elon Lindenstrauss, Ngô Bảo Châu, Stanislav Smirnov and Cedric Villani. Of them, the only one I was really aware of was Ngô Bảo Châu, as I'd been reading a lot of Geometric Langlands stuff right around when he proved the Fundamental Lemma, so for him, I have a bit of an idea of what he did. Looking forward to reading up a bit on the others (if anyone can recommend a paper of theirs that's relatively easy to read and has some of the work that got them Fields Medals, I'd be very interested.)
And I'm going to make a point of being one of the first to do so openly, and speculate on 2014. I think Lurie will win (I've been saying this for a couple of years now, that he won't get 2010, but will in 2014) and I say 50/50 on Ávila, as he'll have still have another round…but of course, in the next four years, anything can happen.
July 2, 2010
ICTP Day 15 – The EndPosted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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Today the conference ended, and I've got an early plane to catch. I'll be away from the blog for a bit. Here's the notes from the last day, which, I admit, are a bit sketchier than most of the others, but they're what I have:
June 1, 2010
We're #18!Posted by Charles Siegel under Uncategorized
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Somehow, despite not updating in forever, somehow rigtriv placed on this list: 50 Best Blogs for Math Majors. We're number 18! Somehow, we came in higher than the Secret Blogging Seminar, so this is hardly the best ranking, but it's good to be loved.
So what does this mean? What's the future of this blog, which has gone a bit silent of late? Well, I'm continuing my hiatus for the next two weeks or so, but I'm going to a Summer School in Hodge Theory and, if things go as planned, I'll be posting my notes at the end of each lecture to this blog (and, when a lecture series ends, I'll link to a pdf on my personal website) and then I'll get back to blogging a bit more, though admittedly my time is being largely taken up by thesis work.
On the topic of time…looking for cobloggers. If you're interested, leave a comment to that effect, and I'll email you shortly.


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Can someone make a gifset of Loki in The Avengers when Thor tries to tackle him back into the containment cell and hits an illusion and Loki says "Are you ever not going to fall for that?"
And then the scene in Thor 2 when Thor's talking to him in the dungeon and Loki says that whole "Did you come here to gloat? To mock?" and Thor says something like "No more illusions, Loki."
Because parallels.
Okay, so, I get that people are angry. With Jeff and with Dennifer, ect.
But, why are some people saying "I'm not going to watch the show any more"?
I mean, I love Sterek as a ship, I'd love for them to get together, but I'm NOT going to stop watching the show just because Derek has a new love interest!
The show is about more than Sterek. Who cares if Dennifer gets together, maybe it's a bigger thing and to do with the plot. Maybe it's not.
We all love our ships and stuff, but I don't watch shows just because certain characters have chemistry and I want to see them get together. No, I watch shows because I genuinely enjoy them, and what the actors and writers do with them.
It's not about the parallels between the relationships. It's not about the fact that Jeff said Sterek could/might happen and now Derek is getting with someone else. Teen Wolf isn't about the relationships. Just as any other half decent show isn't.
I just said something similar to my friend earlier, but personally, I think it's about a little more than Sterek. Not that I'm doubting that people are quitting just because Dennifer throws a wrench in their wheels (I'm a Sterek shipper, too.)


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CITE Conference Unveils Inaugural Awards for Excellence in Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise
FRAMINGHAM, MA– IDG Enterprise's Consumerization of IT in the Enterprise (CITE) Conference + Expo — the first conference devoted exclusively to the intersection of consumer technologies and the enterprise — today announced the call for nominations for its inaugural CITE Awards, recognizing the most innovative mobile, social, cloud and analytics technologies and solutions. Nominations for the CITE Awards will be accepted through November 1, 2013. Finalists will be announced in December 2013 and winners will be announced onsite at the third annual CITE Conference + Expo, April 27-29, 2014 in San Francisco. Visitwww.CITEConference.com for full details, including the online award application and event updates.
"Companies' creative use of consumer-inspired technologies to drive employee productivity and satisfaction is just exploding, and the CITE Awards are the first to unilaterally recognize those efforts and their results," said conference chair Anne McCrory, VP of marketing and content Strategy, IDG Enterprise Events.


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eF-seek is a web server to search for the similar ligand binding sites for the uploaded coordinate file with PDB format. The representative binding sites in eF-site database are searched by our own algorithm based on the clique search algorithm.
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The discusion on the recent FanPost that nobody read on the commitment of Nkemdiche to Clemson got me to thinking of writing another FanPost that nobody will read on the comparison of PSU players drafted versus the Tiger pro players.
Now as a Penn Stater I am well aware that we value a high GPA and graduation rate on our team compared to a NFL draft rate, however, I find it hard not to be a bit curious as to the success of our coaching staff to recruit and develop players that can succeed at the next level compared to other schools. (Now that I have a sentence complete what can it mean?....
There are a lot of factors that go into a HS kid choosing his college overlords, but one such thing as fans that we like to mention is 'we've had this many draft picks he's gotta come to us', or 'look at Poz's supersized neck when he's topless on a beach!' So I decided to check a few available numbers from pro football reference's website and come up with an analytical way of evaluating fans' claims of 'we produce more NFL draft picks' or 'we produce more nfl starz'.
I decided to start with the 1999 draft class since their rookie year in the NFL would have been the 2000 season and that's a nice even number. Also, I only looked into drafted players, so this means I would exclude unrestricted free agents that had productive seasons, why? Because it's midnight and I'm 10 beers into this people.
Players Drafted/Defense: PSU -51/28 Clemson -43/32
So clearly our defensive reputation is evident by the...WHAT THE HELL? Der Tiggers got more defensive players drafted then us? Well, dem is da facts. While we do maintain the edge in total number of players which is obviously due to our @consistently awesome offensive output@ the past 12 years. More seriously, what is the quality of the actual players drafted? Fortunately there is a measurement out there to help with that called Adjusted Value (AV). It is by no means perfect, but it's a great first attempt to assign objective value to players, especially at unit positions like offensive line.
Total AV: PSU -716 Clemson -273
Average AV: PSU -15.23 Clemson -6.66
Players with < 5AV: PSU -15 Clemson -23
So what we can see here is that PSU has a decided advantage in total value, however, we do have more players. When this number is divided by total players drafted minus 2012 draftees and kickers, we still have a more than 2:1 advantage in value. If a school were to have a large edge in recent draftees that would sway the numbers, however since 2009, the draft nubmers are PSU 12, Clemson 15.
Conclusion: No matter how you try to look at it, the last 12 years PSU has been producing more and better NFL players compared to Clemson.


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Carolina Panthers: The World's 23rd Most Valuable Sports Team
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I just got my "cupcake" update for my g1 (gPhone). One of the interesting new features is an app called "Camcorder" which allows you to take video with your phone.The format is apparently ~350 kbps h.263.Frame Size: 352 x 288 Audio: AMR Narrowband Mono, 8 kHz.20 Frames Per Second (FPS) video, closing down to ~ 7 FPS when you move the camera from side to side.Here's a view from a New York City cab.
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