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Reports: Bedard to M's deal might be closer to reality
Nothing much on our A's, just more from our deals.\
Could you please rank the overall packages of young talent received in the Dan Haren, Johan Santana, Nick Swisher, Mark Teixeira and Miguel Tejada trades? And which team received the best value, considering what they gave up?
Calvin Keeney
Hobbes, Texas
Let's expand this question to include the Miguel Cabrera/Dontrelle Willis deal and the proposed Erik Bedard trade. I'd rank the packages in this order:
- OF Cameron Maybin, LHP Andrew Miller, RHP Dallas Trahern, RHP Eulogio de la Cruz, RHP Burke Badenhop and C Mike Rabelo to the Marlins for Cabrera and Willis. I believe Florida would have gotten more had it traded Cabrera and Willis in separate deals. And I probably have more doubts about Maybin and Miller than most prospect analysts. Still, the Marlins did get Maybin and Miller.
- C Jarrod Saltalamacchia, SS Elvis Andrus, RHP Neftali Feliz, LHP Matt Harrison and LHP Beau Jones to the Rangers for Teixeira and Ron Mahay. That's two potential all-stars at up-the-middle positions, a guy who has hit 99 mph (Feliz) and a polished lefty who could be ready soon (Harrison). I almost put this deal at No. 1.
- LHP Brett Anderson, OF Carlos Gonzalez, OF Aaron Cunningham, 1B Chris Carter, LHP Dana Eveland and LHP Greg Smith to the Athletics for Haren and Connor Robertson. Anderson and Gonzalez immediately became two of Oakland's best prospects, while Cunningham and Carter could develop into big league regulars.
- OF Adam Jones, RHP Chris Tillman, LHP Tony Butler, LHP George Sherrill and RHP Kam Mickolio to the Orioles for Bedard. Jones will be a quality center fielder, Sherrill is a quality lefty reliever and the other three guys are intriguing arms from the 2006 draft.
- RHP Deolis Guerra, OF Carlos Gomez, RHP Kevin Mulvey and RHP Philip Humber to the Twins for Santana. Santana's no-trade clause and contract demands restricted the market for him, and it showed in what Minnesota got in return.
- LHP Gio Gonzalez, RHP Fautino de los Santos and OF Ryan Sweeney to the A's for Swisher. White Sox GM Kenny Williams just had to have Swisher, and he gave up his top two prospects to get him.
- RHP Matt Albers, LHP Troy Patton, OF Luke Scott, 3B Mike Costanzo and RHP Dennis Sarfate to the Orioles for Tejada. Albers has a strong arm but is erratic, and Patton might not be more than a No. 4 starter. Yet it's still hard to see how the Astros a) really think they're going to contend this year, even with Tejada, and b) how they can keep trading young pitching.
The Rangers got the best value, considering they only would have had Teixeira for 1½ more seasons. The only better haul went to the Marlins, who gave up two all-stars. Haren is locked up through 2010, and the Bedard can't become a free agent until after the 2009 season.

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After more than 60 years on the job, one former University of Virginia employee clocked out for the last time Friday. The facilities management worker topped the list of honorees at this years' service awards ceremony.
Lindsay Baker wore many hats throughout his six decades at UVA. Now he is reflecting on the experiences and friendships he's had along the way.
Lindsay, 79, - or "Junior" as his loved ones call him - started working for UVA when he was just 19. Now he and Murble - his wife of more than 50 years - are celebrating a big milestone.
"Friday was my last day," said Lindsay.
In looking back at those six decades on the job, some details can get a little blurry - while others remain crystal clear.
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Lindsay started as an orderly at Blue Ridge Sanatorium in 1952 - a facility founded to treat patients with tuberculosis. He had many different duties during his time there - from transporting patients to feeding hogs.
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Red Racer Classic Pale Ale - Central City Brewing
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Ratings: 175 | Reviews: 112 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by malloyca:
District of Columbia
4.13/5 rDev +8.7%
Beautiful appearance; very clear and golden amber in color, minimal head when poured from the can into a pint glass. Grain and fresh bread aromas, with faint hints of citrus and hops in the background. The grain and biscuit aromas carry through in the flavor, again with a faint hop backbone. This is very well balanced and has a great mouth-feel. The restraint and balance of the flavors make this ideal session beer. It would also be great with most all types of food.
08-06-2010 13:43:39 | More by malloyca
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Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
03-17-2014 19:01:50 | More by beerhunter13
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-22-2014 02:51:26 | More by FadetoBock
Rhode Island
3.86/5 rDev +1.6%
08-15-2014 19:01:37 | More by Doomcifer
3.83/5 rDev +0.8%
12oz can poured into a Duvel tulip.
Pours a fairly clear pale amber color with a small white head that's quite sticky with some light lacing. Nose is really solid, hoppy, fresh, floral and fruity a bit sweet as well
Taste is really well balanced and nice, it's got a light sweetness but it's quite hoppy and vegetal as well. Mouthfeel is light and it's a bit dry but overall quite nice. A solid pale ale, but I'd skip this and go right for the IPA in the future.
11-12-2010 23:13:26 | More by kingcrowing
British Columbia (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +3.9%
Pours a clear copper color with a foamy white head with decent retention. Leaves a bit of lacing on the glass. Pleasant aroma of hops and caramel malt. Balanced taste with some sweet malt and citrusy, earthy hops. Medium-light bodied with an average mouthfeel; this is a tad overcarbonated. This beer didn't amaze me or anything like Central City's IPA did, but this is a still a very solid, drinkable Pale Ale.
03-26-2010 03:00:43 | More by chickenm
Nova Scotia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
11-18-2012 04:55:39 | More by djcreepshow
Alberta (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +3.9%
355ml can, another from the 2010 Central City summer mixed pack, courtesy of the Merrit, BC guv'ment store.
This beer pours a mildly hazy copper amber hue, with three fingers of rather puffy, foamy, and rocky white head, which leaves some layered, patchy, and streaky lace around the glass as things slowly drop away.
It smells of gritty grapefruit and orange rind, pine resin, biscuity, bready caramel malt, lightly tannic tea, and a further suggestion of muddled tropical fruit. The taste is more malty up front, the biscuity, grainy caramel malt holding sway, until the mildly acerbic pine needle, leafy, and blended domestic (for BC, that is) citrus hops come smugly crashing back through the door. There does still seem to be a bit of that musty tea essence from the aroma, as well.
The carbonation is moderate, bobbing up and down in its playful frothiness, the body on the light side of medium weight, and low-grade smooth, the tanginess of the hops kind of spoiling the party here. It finishes off-dry, the fruitiness of the malt and hops aiding and abetting the cause, crisp, and surprisingly peppery, almost evoking a conflict of ideals, for some reason.
A nicely rendered, hoppy, but not overly so, American pale ale, the old world malt doing well to provide at least the semblance of balance. Despite a few minor hiccups to the contrary, no one will mistake this for an IPA, at least if they are familiar with its more (in)famous big brother. Worthy of a try for its own merits, however.
07-11-2010 03:54:24 | More by biboergosum
3.55/5 rDev -6.6%
12 oz. can poured into a straight pint glass.
A: The beer pours a dark golden color with a one-finger head of white foam. Medium lacing clung to the sides of the glass and remained throughout.
S: There's a very nice and fragrant aroma to Red Racer Pale. Some fruity notes along with caramel and a little touch of yeast.
T: There isn't really one singular flavor that stands out, there's a nice balance of caramel, citrus spice and bready malt. There's a bit orange peel oiliness in there as well.
M: The beer has a nice light body with fizzy carbonation and a oily mouth feel that dries out at the end.
O: Although there are glimmers of an American pale Here, it also has flourishes of a British pale. It's not jam packed with flavor like some other North American pales, but it's still quite tasty and refreshing with a low ABV.
08-27-2011 16:40:07 | More by distantmantra
3.15/5 rDev -17.1%
12oz can, served in a modified pint glass
A - pours with about a quarter inch of loose, sudsy white foam which settles to a thin film rather quickly. the beer is slightly hazy, dirty golden in color.
S - some mild, biscuity malts, kissed with honey. just a touch of some citrus and pine in the hops. not bad if not slightly muddled.
T - begins fairly malty, some bread dough, honey, and caramel. hops are present, mostly grass with a touch of grapefruit...though this beer is mostly sweet. biggest letdown here is a good bit of sulfur near the end, reminding me of a homebrew experiment gone bad.
M - light body, with bright crispy carbonation. pretty dry in the finish.
O - taste just wasnt there for me, and the sulfur just took over more and more as the drink went on. this was a let down since the Red Racer IPA was on point.
03-22-2011 01:45:53 | More by Stigs
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
Can at Volo, fresh batch. Lightcolour with some white head. Carbonation is right there.Very drinkable, an understated but enjoyable bitterness. Drying. Some citrus. Hits the style, but is not up to the best American pales.Neutal aroma. I want less caramel and carbonation, more hop taste.
12-30-2009 23:21:21 | More by Sammy
4.03/5 rDev +6.1%
A: golden amber with a 2 finger white head and tiny bubbles constantly fizzing to the top
S: smells slightly metallic with a tropical fruit note
T: slight grapefruitburst finishing with peach, pineapple, lemon, and a hint of bready malt
M: tiny bubbles constantly punching the tastebuds with flavor. Very light.
O: a decent brew. Should've waited for the can to get colder but I could see this as a staple in my fridge. At 5%, very sessionable and would be a perfect summer beer.
09-23-2011 06:40:21 | More by DrewShal9
3.55/5 rDev -6.6%
12 oz can into a pint glass.
Pours a clear golden copper, with 2+ big fingers of foamy bright-white head. Retains with a rich layer of froth, which leaves a hugely creamy cascade of sticky lacing behind that just coats the sides of the glass. Wow, this has a really robust look to it. The aroma is floral, peppery, and even a touch piney in the nose, with some earthy smelling citrus and the sweetness of the malts giving this a bit of tang in the back. This is overall very floral though, with that aspect of it helping carry the flavors up in the nose.
Hops are fairly aggressive here in the taste, with some biting spice and resins being present, along with a splash of bitter grapefruit and citrus rind. There's just a tinge of outlying malt sweetness to this but the profile is really coming off as mostly bitter with a steady drying finish. The mouthfeel is lighter-medium bodied, with a sharp creaminess to the carbonation yet the oiliness from the hops still gives this a certain amount of slickness in the mouth and helps keep the drinkibility of this decent.
A solid Pale Ale for the most part but I though that this was actually a bit too earthy and hoppy at times. I like my APAs like the next guy but a touch more sweetness would have been welcomed. Worth a look.
04-10-2010 22:01:28 | More by Kegatron
Alberta (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
Have enjoyed this several times but somehow never reviewed it
A - clear rich golden, two fingers of head dissipated slowly leaving random lacing
S - grapefruit juice, orange zest, biscuity and spicy, very inviting
T - punget grapefruit and orange hop flavours with some light perfumes, biscuity grainy malt with light peppery nots
M - light body, initially juicy moving to a pleasant balanced bitter
O - super flavourful and sessionable, Central City has yet to dissapoint
03-04-2012 06:23:44 | More by joemcgrath27
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
Clean and light golden in colour with a decent blanket of off-white head. Looks like your standard pale ale.
Lots of citrus and pine with light candy malt. Smells like a watered-down Red Racer IPA, though still pretty nice.
The hopping is similar to their IPA, only toned down a bit. Unfortunately the balance is a little off here, having the malt dropped too low in relation to the hops. Kind of seems like the hops of a good Canadian IPA with the malt of a pale ale; it just doesn't match. Good piney, grapefruit hops with too little watery malt. Citrus rind lingers on the finish.
Decent medium body with medium carbonation.
I don't know about this one; it's not different enough from the IPA to warrant its existence. If you can get the IPA, why drink the pale ale? It's not really a separate beer, only a slight, lesser variation on its bigger brother. If I wasn't familiar with the IPA I would think this is a decent pale ale, though the balance isn't all there. It's drinkable but don't bother unless the IPA is nowhere to be seen.
02-09-2011 05:31:11 | More by eat
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
A- A nice bright yellow color.
S- smell of fruity notes.Refreshing.
T- taste of hops not much malt as stated on the can. Fruity notes in the background. Very settle not over powering.
M- very creamy and smooth like Genny cream ale.
D- This is a nice beer from Canada very good to see other brewery beside the labatt's and Molsons in Canada hey.
10-19-2010 15:42:29 | More by SamuelJackson45
3.15/5 rDev -17.1%
A 12 oz can from Al's of Hampden.
A: The APA has a head on it! The first pour generated over three fingers of craggy, mountainous foam that laces all around the glass. Underneath the wondrous foam, golden amber ale sits. Translucent the ale is. The second pour was much more restrained than the first.
S: The nose is plenty biscuity with a nice streak of herbal citrus running through it. The hops stand out more than I was expecting.
T: The biscuity bread stands out, sweet with a grainy cookie flavor. Hops linger around, but not with the force that the nose indicates. The sweet biscuity flavors run rampant, by far the dominating aspect of the beer.
M: The mouthfeel seems to miss for me, focusing on the biscuity flavors at the expense of the hops. This is my second downer; sure hope that the IPA lives up to the hype.
D: An average pale ale. Not my first choice but not my last.
07-24-2010 01:52:43 | More by akorsak
British Columbia (Canada)
4.43/5 rDev +16.6%
Never get tired of these red racer cans.
Appearance. Deep golden straw with a hint of red and a finger of off-white, bubbly head that lasts a while.
Taste. Bitter pink grapefruit rind and a little grass. Nice roasty caramel malt. Quite dry with a little tangy citrus and some lasting bitterness. Really well balanced while showcasing the citrusy hops.
Mouthfeel. Good strong but smooth carbonation. Perfect lighter body that is exemplary for the style.
Drinkability. A fantastic drinker. Could burn through a few of these with no trouble.
03-02-2011 00:43:34 | More by Rutager
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
05-22-2012 02:21:23 | More by mdillon86
Quebec (Canada)
3.66/5 rDev -3.7%
Can: Poured a copper color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of light citrus notes with light dry caramel malt notes. Taste is a mix of citrus malt with some biscuit malt with dry finish. Body is about average with good carbonation. Easy drinking with well balanced sweetness thought hops punch is missing.
06-18-2013 01:49:03 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
06-02-2013 14:46:07 | More by TheSevenDuffs
4/5 rDev +5.3%
12oz can. Consumed 11/30/09
A) Pours with a two finger head then settles to a sticky, foamy lacing at the edge of the glass. Transparent body. Mellow upward carbonation. Bronze in color.
S) Light floral notes. Earthy. Subtle caramel sweetness.
T) From the beginning a great balance of malt and hops. The hops have a cannabis taste. Subtle grain taste. A nice lingering hop bite.
M) Fizzy. Fairly smooth. Medium body.
D) A delicious pale ale. Well done! Pour me another!
12-26-2009 15:06:52 | More by u2carew
2.85/5 rDev -25%
Poured from the can into a nonic pint glass. UPDATE can reading of M2509 is WAY OLD! I will re-review this in the future for sure when I can.
A pale and muddy orange light amber body, with a good thick white head, three fingers deep, with a good cap and retention. Some sticky qualities in the head but a rather hazy and muddy appearance.
Nose is full of movie theater diacetyl popcorn. I smell nothing else going on here. I kind of want to get some salt and spread this, but still not feeling it. I would like something else, but sorry as much as this isn't really off putting you should deliver something else for my senses.
Taste is much improved, but hardly anything to brag about. Orange fruit somewhat, with a light body palate with some wet like juice quality. However, the body is quite thin with hardly a malt backbone to carry anything forward. Hop angle, non existent.
Overall, really loved the IPA Central City, but this is not getting it done at all. In short a wet buttery forgetful mess.
08-14-2012 02:47:59 | More by smakawhat
3.8/5 rDev 0%
Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip. Pours a bright orange amber with a massive medium white head, constantly renewed by active carbonation. Fun to watch. Nice aroma of citrus hops, light citrus fruit, sweet malt. Muted flavor of citrus, hops, light malt, light fruit; finishes with a moderate dry hop kick. Light bodied. Pleasant and great aroma, but somewhat lightly flavored. Decent hop kick. Not too bad for a fall back low ABV ale.
02-28-2012 04:56:30 | More by LiquidAmber
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
12 oz can, 5% abv. Golden color, with a fluffy white head. Some tiny bubbles rising to the top. Head trickles to a thin layer after a minute or two, leaving a few patches of lace.
Soft citrusy hop notes, with an English malt feel. Not overly hoppy in the nose, but a nice balance. Some fruity notes as well.
Nice lighter caramel malt feel. Not a great deal of sweetness. Citrusy and slightly earthy bitterness. Nice balance. Dries out at the finish.
Body is nice, with a nice amount of carbonation. Nothing outrageous, but very quaffable. Well done.
05-29-2011 18:37:56 | More by Bierguy5
Red Racer Classic Pale Ale from Central City Brewing
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Dickerson a building block for the future
Rakeem Dickerson, a freshman point guard for the Arkansas State men's basketball team is leading the Red Wolves with confidence, and giving the Red Wolf Nation hope for the future.
Typically a student's athletic eligibility is four seasons-a number derived from the four years of academic work, but some college athletes are given the opportunity to redshirt.
Redshirting allows the athlete to spread those four years of eligibility for five and sometimes six years.
Athletes who begin playing are recognized as "true" freshman.
With his superb ball handling, aggression and shooting ability, Dickerson, as a "true" freshman, is making moves that are playing a pivotal role in the Red Wolves' success.
Dickerson is no stranger to success in his basketball career. Playing high school basketball at Little Rock Hall, Dickerson led his team to the 2009-10 6A Arkansas State Championship. Dickerson averaged 12.8 points, 4.8 assists and three rebounds per game at Hall.
Playing one year at Brehm Preparatory School in Illinois, Dickerson averaged 14 points and six assists per game, leading the team to a 38-10 overall record.
After completing high school, Dickerson was given many different options to play basketball at the collegiate level, but chose to play at ASU.
"Being in Illinois, I became really home sick, and wanted to be close to home. Brady was loyal to me from day one, and I really liked the campus when I came for a visit," Dickerson said.
Recruited as a point guard, also called the "play maker" or "the ball-handler", Dickerson is taking on essentially the most important role on the court.
"He makes the players around him better, is unselfish, and a good defender and understands winning," said head Coach John Brady.
Making the transition from high school basketball to D1 basketball was a major adjustment for Dickerson.
"It is totally two different games, college is much faster," Dickerson said.
Dickerson is one of three freshmen who joined the pack for the 2011-12 season.
"At first it was intimidating and really tough the first few practices, but I just continued to push through, listening to Coach Brady and eventually it all came together," Dickerson said.
Dickerson has played in 23 out of the 27 games played so far this season, averaging 3.3 points and 1.5 assists per game for the season.
Dickerson scored a career-high against Louisiana-Lafayette, scoring 12 points.
He is a player who is excelling on the court with a look at the scoreboard and not the record books mentality.
"My role this year has been to lead and defend, scoring will come later, " Dickerson said.
With three seasons of eligibility left with the Red Wolves, Dickerson is looking to the future with hopes of one day being a college basketball coach, but until then be on the look out for Dickerson as he continues to make plays on the court.
Dickerson, along with the rest of the Red Wolves, will be on the road to play South Alabama in Mobile, Ala. on Thursday and at Louisiana-Lafayette on Feb 11.
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Here in the Tennessee Valley, Magnolia Trace Retirement Community held a special service to thank their veteran residents. Each face has a story.
Sherwin Arculis, Col., U.S. Army (Ret), said, "I was in Korea in 1952, when I was on a night patrol, and was walking along a railroad track and kicked something in the dark of the night and found that I had kicked a mine which did not go off, that I will never forget." He also had 35 parachute jumps when he was with the 11th Airborne Division
More than 60 veterans living at the Magnolia Trace Retirement Community were thanked for their years of service. They represent the different branches of the military and served in numerous countries and wars. Lauwrence Grimes, Capt., Navy (Ret), said, "My ship is decommissioned. It was the U.S.S. Duluth. It was an amphibious assault ship, and I commanded her 35 years ago." Another veteran honored was Judy Stepler, a retired Colonel from the USAF.
Magnolia Trace honored their veterans Monday with a special slideshow of pictures they had gathered of them, flashbacks to their time in service, memories dating back, for some, as many 70 years. Sherwin Arculis, Col., U.S. Army (Ret), told us, "I am one of the millions of veterans who has taken it upon themselves to protect this country so everybody can have their freedoms. If it wasn't for the veterans, you wouldn't be doing this with me today."


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Both Opposition parties and the allies have come out against the Union Cabinet's decision to open the retail market for foreign investment on grounds that these reforms were "anti-people" and will "only serve the interests of the MNCs.
In fact, key UPA ally Trinamool Congress on Friday threatened to pull out from the Government. So much so, they have even given a 72-hour deadline for the Government to revoke their decision on FDI in retail.
Their Reactions:
TMC leader Mukul Roy
Trinamool Congress gives 72-hour deadline to govt for roll back of FDI in multibrand retail and diesel price hike
We will take a tough stand at TMC parliamentary party meeting on Tuesday
TMC MP Kunal Ghose
"Trinamool Congress is strongly opposing the cabinet decision to allow FDI in multi-brand retail. We are not in agreement with the decision,"
CPM leader Brinda Karat
"Their reform measures are only to suit the MNCs and it has nothing to do with India or its people. They only want to listen to the corporates. This government cannot create jobs, it cannot control prices.
"This government is a burden on the people. We are already working towards a organising a united movement against this government (after it announced a steep hike in diesel prices yesterday)," Karat told PTI.
CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat
"The decision will be disastrous for the country and spell doom for lakhs of small shopowners,"
CPI National Secretary D Raja
UPA has become a "prisoner of corporates" and it went ahead with these "anti-people" measures as it wanted to impress the corporates. "
BJP Chief Spokesperson Ravi Shankar Prasad
"BJP strongly condemns this hurried decision forcing FDI in multi-brand retail in India. In spite of serious opposition from within Congress, its allies and nearly the entire Opposition led by BJP, the government has seriously jeopardised the life, livelihood and employment of five crore people involved in retail trade in the country,"
"Outsourcing from India remains a very contentious issue in America and Europe. The Manmohan Singh government has not been able to extract any firm commitment for India and yet has opened the floodgates to FDI in retail, which will be disastrous for the country,"
Senior JD(S) leader Danish Ali
"We are totally opposed to the hike in diesel prices or FDI in multi-brand retail. Since yesterday, the government is coming out with a series of anti-people measures. JD(S) cannot be party to this. We will review our support,"
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Real wedding: Stephanie + Christian
I'm kinda loving the relaxed, easy going feeling this reception has…I guess when you're partying at your favorite spot, its hard not to have fun!
We decided to get married in grand cayman in order to keep the wedding and the days surrounding it undiluted with the stresses that normally accompany such an event. We wanted to keep it intimate and share it with our immediate family.
The wedding party was held in jersey city a month after our wedding in order to celebrate with our family and friends. We had it at our favorite local spot, Bar Majestic. It was a fun summer time celebration.
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Cameron defends Army funding as departments agree cuts
David Cameron insisted the Army would not suffer despite "difficult decisions" over funding as six more departments agreed budget cuts.Read the full story
David Cameron insisted the Army would not suffer despite "difficult decisions" over funding as six more departments agreed budget cuts.Read the full story
Philip Hammond has insisted that he is "not looking at reducing manpower" in the Armed Forces ahead of the upcoming Comprehensive Spending Review.
The Defence Secretary his aim is "forces that will be smaller than we've had in the past but better-equipped, more mobile, more capable."
"In the current spending review, all of the work that we're doing is looking at efficiency savings that could be taken," he said.
"We're not looking at reducing manpower; we're not looking at reducing our equipment programme."
David Cameron has sought to play down fears raised by the head of the Army about the impact of further cuts on departments including the Ministry of Defence.
The Prime Minister insisted the UK has the "fourth largest defence budget of any country anywhere in the world" and that a "clear commitment" had been made to their equipment budget, adding that there will be no futher cuts to Forces personnel, other than those already announced.
But he warned that "difficult decisions" are being taken under the Coalition's austerity programme and warned that no department is immune from making savings.
Shadow Treasury Minister Chris Leslie has said it is "totally chaotic" for the government to be conducting treasury negotiations in public.
Mr Leslie insisted that the upcoming spending review should get the economy moving with a "long term plan for jobs and growth".
It's totally chaotic for the government to be conducting spending negotiations in public this way, with big departments like defence and work and pensions yet to reach agreement.
And the reason why George Osborne has been forced to ask for more cuts is because his total failure on living standards and growth has led to billions more borrowing than he planned. Far from balancing the books the deficit is now set to be over £90 billion in 2015.
– Shadow Treasury Minister Chris Leslie
But the longer David Cameron and George Osborne plough on regardless, the more difficult the inheritance Labour will face in 2015. Our task will be to turn things around on growth and living standards and deal with the deficit in a fairer and more balanced way.
As a further six government departments agree spending cuts ahead of the Spending Review, big spenders, such has the Department of Work and Pensions and the Ministry of Defence, have yet to come to an agreement.
More than half of Whitehall has now agreed a settlement but around two thirds of the planned reductions have yet to be finalised.
– Chris Leslie, shadow financial secretary to the Treasury
It's c this way, with big departments like defence and work and pensions yet to reach agreement.
And the reason why George Osborne has been forced to ask for more cuts is because his total failure on living standards and growth has led to billions more borrowing than he planned.
Far from balancing the books the deficit is now set to be over £90 billion in 2015.
The Government has announced new plans to protect the Police's counter terrorism capabilities in 2015/16, ahead of the Spending Review.
The Treasury also announced that six further provisional Spending Round settlements have been agreed.
These include: Home Office, DEFRA, DCMS, Scotland Office, Wales Office and the Law Officers Department (incorporating CPS, TSOL and SFO).
With 12 days to go, only 10 departments remain to be settled.
Today's provisional settlements show we continue to make real progress towards the savings we need while protecting priority areas.
Counter terrorism policing is a crucial part of our national security and I took no convincing of the need to protect this area.
Given recent events in Woolwich, we cannot compromise on our national security.
– Danny Alexander, Chief Secretary to the Treasury
None of the spending choices we make are easy, but ensuring the UK can pay its way in the world is vital to our long terms prosperity.
Settling over half of Departments with two weeks to go shows how committed the whole of Government is to dealing with the deficit.
The six provisional settlements amount to:
A warning from Chief of the General Staff General Sir Peter Wall over the risk of spending cuts comes with the MOD under pressure to deliver its share of £11.5 billion in savings across Government.
Defence has some protection in the 2015/16 review, to be unveiled on June 26. It will be guaranteed a 1% increase in equipment budgets from 2015.
But Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has still been asked to find a 5% cut in other spending.
In response to the head of the Army's warning that budget cuts could be "quite dangerous, quite quickly", Labour's shadow defence minister Kevan Jones said:
The Government have cut the Army without a replacement plan in place. The country will worry about strategic shrinkage by stealth.
This stark warning underlines that the Government have taken a huge gamble.
The country will worry that reduced numbers in the absence of reform will limit Britain's ability to meet our ambitions in the world. Our services' morale is continuing to fall.
– Shadow defence minister Kevan Jones
There are worrying skills shortages in the Army. Rather than salami slicing, strategic purpose should drive the capabilities we have.
Labour has argued for our forces to be reformed around the principles of adaptability and prevention, to focus on training others to defend themselves and trained in stabilisation and language skills. Ministers, by contrast, have focused on savings over strategy.
In response to the head of the Army's warning over potential cuts to the military budget ahead of the Chancellor's spending review later this month, the Ministry of Defence has said:
Like all Whitehall departments we are currently negotiating our financial settlement for the 2015-16 Spending Review.
Although no final decisions have been taken we have been clear that we would first & foremost seek to find genuine efficiencies that would enable us protect front-line capabilities and protect military manpower numbers.
Whilst this process is ongoing it would be inappropriate to comment further.


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Rap-Up TV goes behind-the-scenes with "Get It Girl" Keri Hilson at her Rap-Up cover shoot in West Hollywood, CA. Ms. Keri was all smiles as she dished about getting her start in songwriting, working with Mary J. Blige, what's on her iPod, and which two megastars she'd like to write hits for (Hint: They're both recluses).
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Queens Court Nursing Home in Buckhurst Hill was found to be not properly handling allegations of abuse
Updated 9:28am Friday 21st March 2014 in News By Zoie O'Brien, Reporter - Waltham Forest
A nursing home for people with dementia criticised by inspectors for not dealing properly with reports of abuse has vowed to improve.
Queens Court Nursing Home, in Lower Queens Road, Buckhurst Hill, was visited by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in January.
The inspectors' report, released this month, highlighted a number of failings.
Two allegations of abuse were found to have not being handled properly, but the report does not reveal the outcome of any investigations.
Inspectors noted that some residents' distress alarms were not responded to, sometimes for as long as three hours.
Of the 89 staff, only three were found to have had training to deal with pressure sores.
Nigel Denny, spokesperson for Ranc Care Homes, which owns the home, said the company was disappointed with the CQC findings.
But he has promised the home, which provides care for up to 90 people with dementia will improve care standards.
He said: "Since the visit of the CQC, Ranc Care Homes has worked diligently to rectify the minor and moderate concerns noted during their visit.
"The management team have been working closely with the CQC and implemented an Action Plan which directly addresses all concerns raised.
"At Ranc we take quality standards and compliance very seriously and aspire to create an environment which consistently delivers care which exceeds the standards required by the regulatory authorities.
"We are disappointed that on this occasion we were judged to have fallen short of these exacting requirements in some areas. We have great confidence in the manager and team in our care home and together are committed to delivering the highest standards in quality in the future. "
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A tiny dog is in need of a new home after someone abandoned him at the Oregon Humane Society.
Shelter workers told FOX 12 Tuesday they found "Eros" in a crate outside last week with a note that read "He is a good boy."
Surveillance video cameras that monitor the building's exterior captured a license plate number that helped OHS track down the 3-year-old Yorkshire terrier mix's family.
Although abandoning an animal is a crime in Oregon, OHS is not pressing charges.
Instead, an OHS humane officer went to the house to inform the owner about how to properly relinquish a pet to OHS.
The owner signed a release form that legally handed over Eros to OHS.
"The worst thing you can do over the holidays is to abandon a pet. In this case, we were lucky to find Eros quickly. But too often, pets are abandoned in the dark of night and they can be the victims of the weather or predators," said OHS Executive Director Sharon Harmon.
Eros is now up for adoption at OHS.
His adoption fee is $50 as part of a December discount pricing promotion.
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Over at Talking Points GSoM friend Tim Kawakami doesn't think a Dunleavy + Pietrus for Wallace + Ely deal would go down (see Rumor: Dunleavy + Pietrus for Gerald Wallace + Ely / Bonzi Signs w/ Bobcats and Rumor: Update- Warriors/ Bobcats Deal. Tim gives some solid reasons:
- Chris Mullin loves Mike Dunleavy
- Mullin brought in Don Nelson to morph Dunleavy into a good player
- It's hard to imagine Michael Jordan being enamored with Dunleavy
Tim does think that a deal for Melvin Ely could go down though. Maybe for Mickael Pietrus? Maybe for Ike Diogu? Definitely check out the rest of his piece.
One point that Tim makes that's in line with what we always stress about rumors is:
Would you trade Pietrus or Diogu for Ely?
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I can't find any info anywhere on the interwebs about being able to predict what you get out of connecting two Pokéwalkers. So, I've taken it upon myself to figure this out and have some interesting results.
One interesting observation I have made (and I've been compiling data from multiple such connections) is that the two items obtained on each Pokéwalker are ALWAYS in adjacent item tiers (tier 1 items requiring 0 steps to unlock all the way to tier 10 requiring the most for a given route) for their respective routes.
For instance, if I were to connect two Pokéwalkers and one Pokéwalker got a tier 6 item, but the other Pokéwalker had less steps, the second Pokéwalker would get the tier 5 item. The only exception from this rule that I've noticed is if both Pokéwalkers have 0 steps, in which case they both get the tier 1 items for their respective routes.
The most interesting point is that I have a working method for predicting what the item outcomes would be from a connection such as this. The item received is determined based on the average tier of item unlocked in both Pokéwalkers' routes.
If neither Pokéwalker is holding an item from a previous connection, then I can predict which items I'll get on both routes, based upon the average tier item unlocked for the Dowsing Machine on both Pokéwalkers.
*Note: for this table, the higher tier item goes to the Pokéwalker with the most steps for the day.
Average Tier Unlocked---------Item Tiers
1.0-1.5................................1 and 2
2.0-2.5................................2 and 3
3.0-3.5................................3 and 4
4.0-4.5................................4 and 5
5.0-5.5................................5 and 6
6.0-6.5................................6 and 7
7.0-7.5................................7 and 8
8.0-8.5................................8 and 9
9.0-9.5................................9 and 10
10.0....................................9 and 10
Consider the implications of this: if you can predict which items you will receive, then you can choose which items you want from this process. I have already done so and have easily obtained several very rare items from the process - items that would have been painfully irritating to obtain via the Dowsing Machine (plus it would have likely wasted hundreds of Watts in the process).
Now, if even one of the Pokéwalkers is holding an item received from one of these connections, the results are different, and I haven't entirely figured out how it determines which items are obtained if one or more Pokéwalkers already has one of these "connection items."
Also, all of this data is from tests which I have personally performed. If anyone is willing to check my results, I would be delighted to see what you find. More information can only help the process, IMHO.


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The Wedding Present are an indie rock group formed in Leeds, England in 1984. They evolved from the ashes of The Lost Pandas. Their music has evolved from fast-paced indie rock in the vein of their most obvious influences The Fall, Buzzcocks and Gang of Four, to more varied forms. Throughout their career, they have been led by vocalist and guitarist David Gedge, the band's only constant member.
The Lost Pandas fell apart in 1984 when guitarist Michael Duane (later of DUSTdevils) was unfortunately sacked, and Panda's drummer Jaz Rigby followed in protest. Gedge and the Pandas' bass player, Keith Gregory, decided to continue the band, renaming it The Wedding Present. Gedge wanted to use the name "The Wedding Present" in honour of one of his favourite bands,The Birthday Party.


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The Shirtless Park Tanner Yacks Again!
That's right Yankee fans, your boy, Arod ripped another homerun in the first inning tonight against the Twins. That's three games in a row (I think), and number six on the season. It was a two-run blast that gave Andy Pettitte a lead before he even took the mound. Arod gave Pavano a similar lead yesterday, allowing Carl to take the mound with a safety blanket. It turned out he didn't need it.
I wonder how all of you loser Yankee fans feel about Arod now? Do you still hate him? Is he clutch yet? Does it not matter until he does it in October? November? What's it like to go to Yankee Stadium and pay $40+ for tickets, $15+ for parking, $7.50+ for a 12oz. beer (of course you probably drink six of those), $10+ for a chicken finger meal and then boo Arod?
And for what? Because he's not Jeter? You're right, losers. He's not Jeter.HE'S A HUNDRED TIMES BETTER THAN JETER!!!!!
What's that, losers? I'm crazy? I'm stupid? I must be a Mets fan? Actually your wrong. I'm just not in love with Mr. Jeter. I think Jeter is a good player, a clutch player, but he's no where near what Arod is. You loser NY fans can't see past your thick New York accents to realize that, but after Alex bats .320 with 55 Hr's and 140 RBI this year, signs a contract in the off season for about $180 mil. with the Marlins, you'll realize that you ruined the best thing that has ever happened to you.
Then you can go around saying that Arod was all about the money. Like if someone offered you $180 million, you would decline, and stay with your $75 million, three-year contract, only to stay in a market where everyone hates you, no matter how many MVP's you win.
Wake up, losers. And when Arod comes to the plate, cheer for the guy. You can boo him next year when he's playing shortstop for another team.


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Weather Averages for Gran Canaria in February
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Averages for Gran Canaria in February
Weather lowdown
February is the primary time of year that the island is affected by dust storms. These usually only last for a couple of days, but tourists will definitely want to stay inside to avoid the smoggy air. February does incur a higher amount of rain than many other months, but it is still not a concern that an entire holiday will be ruined by rain. An indicator that rain is coming can be a heavy dust storm.
Outside of the dust storms, the weather on the island is pleasant. The average February temperature is 17.9°C. This temperature range includes a low of 14.9°C and a high of 21°C. The surrounding Atlantic Ocean stays warm at 19°C, it may not be warm enough to go swimming yet but it is moderate and warms the island. Click here for the 7-day forecast or the live weather here.
Precipitation varies greatly across this island. For example, the capital of Las Palmas has reported a maximum precipitation accumulation of 6 mm, while the Grand Canarian International Airport, which is only 20 km away, has reported a maximum of 84 mm. Overall, an average of 24mm of precipitation falls throughout the month over seven days. However, if you travel to Gran Canaria in February, you will get to enjoy up to ten hours of sunshine each day.
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Close by, the Dive Academy Gran Canaria provides safe and exciting scuba diving excursions that will impress even experienced divers. The staff is knowledgeable and courteous. They can arrange for someone to pick you up and then take you back to your hotel for your dive. Gran Canaria enjoys some incredibly beautiful stretches of undersea wonder including beautiful fish and colourful coral.
If you'd rather stay above sea level, the Spirit of the Sea is a fantastic way to explore the waters around Gran Canaria. On their ships, you can choose from a two hour whale and dolphin watching tour or a three hour trip with the whale and dolphin watching as well as an hour to swim in a bay before returning to land.
Where to eat & drink
For a traditional Italian meal while staying on this Spanish island, La Cucina has a varied and exciting menu. This is a small restaurant so you should definitely call ahead to make reservations. But once you're seated, the intimate and rustic dining experience is worth the extra effort. The pizzas and pastas will please children, the unadventurous and discerning foodies.
After a long day at sea, whether below or above the water, relax in the evening with a cocktail at De'Yana's. This lounge is conveniently located near multiple shopping centers and is staffed with knowledgeable and passionate bartenders. There is a wide range of cocktails to choose from and they don't favor any particular spirit so there is something for everyone. Best of all, it is only reasonably priced so you won't drink your budget away.
De'Yana's is located within the Yumbo shopping centre. This complex is full of shops, eateries, nightclubs and even small theatres. Not necessarily perfect for the conservative traveller because of the nightlife and open gay culture, but Yumbo is where a lot of the fun happens.
Where to stay
Gloria Palace Royal Hotel and Spa is an excellent choice of accommodation for those looking to be near the beach. It is only 200 m from Playa de Amadores, one of the most famous on the island. While the walk down to the coast is a bit steep, the proximity to the crystal blue waters makes up for it. For those who want the option of pool or ocean, the infinity pool is a huge attraction of this resort. The food and the nightly entertainment are both quite varied, and both are highly praised. The hotel's spa is also a huge selling point, with its massage stations within a heated pool that provides ocean views as well. The services provided are aimed at relaxing the body while also improving overall wellbeing.
Eden Apartments are private and cosy and can be found in the city of Puerto Rico. This friendly hotel has rooms in a variety of sizes and a shared kitchen. This hotel has features with your little ones in mind; including a playground. The price tag for this hotel is also attractive. It offers lovely views of the entire island without busting your budget wide open. In addition, because it sits on a hilltop and has wonderful views, you may want to anticipate extra money for taxi rides if you don't want to hike each day.
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Area restaurants are saying thank you to veterans with deals and free meals. It's a way to show their appreciation on Veteran's Day.
Harvey's Grill and Bar is saluting veterans and active military members with a free entree. Those who show proof of service will receive a free meal up to $13.99.
"It's a small way we can attempt to repay all of those in our community who have fought and are fighting for our country" said Harvey's Grill and Bar owner Brent Skaggs.
The free meals are offered at the Harvey's Grill and Bar on Tittabawassee Road in Saginaw Township or on Wilder Road in Bay City.
Applebee's will also offer free signature entrees to veterans. Vets can pick from dishes like a 7-ounce house sirloin or the bacon cheddar cheeseburger.
Olive Garden is offering a similar free entree featuring one of the restaurant's specials.
Veterans will receive a free burger or salad at Bennigan's.
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A Woodville woman was arrested Tuesday and charged with chemical endangerment of a child after she delivered a stillborn child.
Investigators said 29-year-old Jody Lemley tested positive for drugs at the time of the birth. The child was taken to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences for an autopsy.
Lemley was booked into the Marshall County Jail on a $2.5 million bond. Her bond was set so high because she was out of jail, awaiting trial for a 2011 shooting.
Investigators said Lemley shot her ex boyfriend, his girlfriend and another person at a home on Conner Island Parkway just outside Guntersville in June, 2011.
Lemley is due in court on the attempted murder charges on August 13.
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Lynn University offers an environment that strongly supports individualized education, which is why I find Lynn University to be the ideal environment to teach in, learn, grow and challenge students to do the same.
Carrie Simpson has experience in dramatic industry and continues to work in the business. She has worked at professional theater companies in South Florida, including, but not limited to, The Kravis Center, Palm Beach Dramaworks, The Naked Stage, Actor's Playhouse, Hollywood Boulevard Theatre and Curtain Call Playhouse. She worked in promotions for The Talent Group, the most recognized talent agency in Pennsylvania. In addition to teaching at Lynn, Simpson works on productions with students as a director and faculty advisor and is also a freshman advisor.
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The Public Health Certificate (PHC) Program consists of five required courses. The PHC Program prepares participants with a broad understanding of the core areas of public health and skills necessary for public health practice in a wide range of public and private institutions. This certificate is ideal for those students who are working on a Master's degree in another field, but have an interest in or plan to work in a public health setting, or for professionals who are working in the field but do not have a degree in public health. The PHC is offered through the Master of Public Health (MPH) program. MPH faculty teach the required PHC courses, and students take courses along with MPH students. The UNF MPH Program is nationally accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH).The UNF PHC Program is offered in a hybrid format – students can complete the program in one year meeting on campus one night per week on average. Each course is offered in one of three ways: 1) face-to-face; 2) distance learning (DL); or 3) hybrid. Face-to-face courses meet on UNF campus, typically one night per week, 6:00-8:45pm. DL courses are offered online. Hybrid courses are a combination of the first two methods, with no more than half of classes meeting face-to-face. This format makes the UNF MPH Program very accessible to those working full time while still providing meaningful interaction with faculty and peers.
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Individuals with a bachelor's degree in any field may be accepted into the PHC Program; there are no pre-requisites. Acceptance into the PHC Program is dependent on student eligibility and space in the program. Students who have graduated from the MPH program or are enrolled in the MPH Program are not eligible to earn the Certificate. All courses for the Certificate must be completed at the University of North Florida.
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By Marci Shimoff with Carol Kline
Rate each statement on a scale of 1 to 5:
1 = Not at all true
2 = Slightly true
3 = Moderately true
4 = Mostly true
5 = Absolutely true
The following Happy for No Reason questionnaire will give you a snapshot of how Happy for No Reason you are in your life right now. Though you may have filled out happiness questionnaires before, you may not have noticed that they're usually state-dependent; that is, they ask you to rate your happiness according to what's going on in your life (job, career, relationships, and so on) and how satisfied you are with your life circumstances. Those questionnaires measure Happy for Good Reason. This questionnaire is different; it measures Happy for No Reason.
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Less than a week, that's how much time people have left to sign up for the Health Care Exchanges. On Wednesday, the US Department of Health and Human Services released a report detailing the cost of insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
According to the report Oklahoma's costs are less than the national average.To view the full report click here.
In Oklahoma, there are 53 plans for individuals and families to look through. While it's good to have options, many say they have no idea where to start.
Oklahoma City resident Joyce Smith is one of the hundreds of thousands of uninsured residentswho will need to shop the health insurance marketplace come October 1st. But she doesn't know what to do.
"You don't know where to go and who's going to help," said Smith.
That confusion is mutual. FOX25's Christine VanTimmeren contacted everyone from the State Health Department to the Governor's office and everyone said the same thing. They are not able to talk about the Heath Care Exchange costs because it is a federal program.
"You need to know where you're going and who to talk to when you get there," said Smith.
What we did learn is some of the costs for insurance here in Oklahoma. According to the WhiteHouse website, a low cost plan for a 27-year old making $25,000 a year could $84 a month.A family of four making $50,000 a year could expect to pay $282 a month for a mid-range plan,that's with tax credits. But some health care experts say it could even be less.
To see state by state marketplace premiums click here.
Rosalyn Johnson, CEO of Oklahoma Community Health Centers, said, "From some of the data that we've seen so far, a family of four with an income of about $40,000 a year would be paying a premium of about $11 a month after the federal subsidy. So I think that's reasonable."
Johnson not only looked through the numbers, but her centers are part of the Navigator program. Created to assist applicants with the federal marketplace.
Nicole Alexander also works at OCHC and said, "Right now we know the basics of everything, and we know enough to tell people what sites to go to and help them with the applications."
Navigation sites will start to open October 1st. A welcome relief for people like Smith whoknow they'll need the help.
"Hopefully we've learned enough to get them through the process, the beginning process of it,"said Alexander. "If they have more questions they come back and we'll continue to work with them until they got it."
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak released a statement about the report saying, "This is nothing but smoke and mirrors from the Obama administration," said Doak. "Facts are facts. Rates are going up in Oklahoma. The HHS report is extremely misleading. Saying that our rates are less than the national average leads people to believe everyone is going to pay less for health insurance, but that's just not true. Oklahoma's rates are lower than the nationalaverage because we have a very robust, competitive insurance market in Oklahoma, but rates are still going up. Each individual will have a different situation. It should be understood thatrates and subsidies are two entirely different things. Rate increases will be moderated dueto the subsidies which we all end up paying for in the long run. No matter how you try todress it up, this federal law is unfair, unworkable and unaffordable."
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma told FOX25 News they plan to hold a community meeting on Tuesday Oct. 1st to help educate Oklahomans on their enrollment options with Blue Cross BlueShield. The event will take place at the Metro Tech Conference Center on 1900 Springlake Dr.in Oklahoma City.
Blue Cross Blue Shield has also created a website with more information. To get to the websiteclick here.
Below is a list of all the participating Federally Qualified Health Centers that will assistOklahomans with the Health Care Exchange.
Arkansas Verdigris Valley Health Centers, Inc.505 South MainPorter 74454Phone: (918) 483]0111 – Health ClinicPhone: (918) 483]0012 – DentalWebsite: http://porterhealthclinic.com
Caring Hands Healthcare Centers, Inc.1558 South Main StreetMcAlester 74501Phone: (918) 426]0900
Central Oklahoma Family Medical Center, Inc.527 West 3rd StreetKonawa 74849Phone: (580) 925]3266Website:http://konawa.k12.ok.us/community/medical_center/medical_center.html
Community Health Connection, Inc.9912 East 21st StreetTulsa 74129Phone: (918) 622]0641Website: http://www.communityhealthconnection.org
East Central Oklahoma Family Health Center, Inc.401 South WashitaWetumka 74883Phone: (405) 452]5400Website: http://www.ecofhc.com
Fairfax Medical Facilities, Inc.Robert Clark Family Health Center212 North Main StreetFairfax 74637Phone: (918) 642]3100Website: http://www.fairfaxclinic.com
Family Health Center of Southern Oklahoma610 East 24th StreetTishomingo 73460Phone: (580) 371]2343Website: http://www.fhcso.org/
Great Salt Plains Health Center405 South OhioCherokee 73728Phone: (580) 596]2800Website: http://www.gsphealth.org
Health and Wellness Center, Inc.1505 East Main Street, Suite AStigler 74462Phone: (918) 967]3368Fax: (918) 967]3351Website: http://www.thwcinc.com
Kiamichi Family Medical Center, Inc.500 Main StreetBattiest 74722Phone: (580) 241]5294Website: http://www.kiamichimed.org
Lawton Community Health CenterGreat Plains Medical Square3811 West Gore Blvd.Lawton 73505Phone: (580) 248]5242 – Adult ClinicPhone: (580) 355]5242 – Pediatric ClinicWebsite: http://www.lawtoncommunityhealthcenter.com/
Community Health Centers, Inc.12716 NE 36th StreetSpencer 73084Phone: (405) 769]3301Website: http://www.chciokc.org
Morton Comprehensive Health Services1334 North Lansing AvenueTulsa 74106Phone: (918) 587]2171Website: http://www.mortonhealth.org
Northeastern Oklahoma Community Health Centers, Inc.Hulbert Health Center124 East Main StreetHulbert 74441Phone: (918) 772]2879Website: http://www.neohealth.org/
Pushmataha Family Medical Center, Inc.109 Stanley RoadClayton 74536Phone: (918) 569]4143Website: http://www.pfmcok.com
Shortgrass Community Health Center, Inc.400 East Sycamore StreetHollis 73550Phone: (580) 688]2800
South Central Medical & Resource Center, Inc.216 South Main StreetLindsay 73052Phone: (405) 756]1414Website: http://www.okscmrc.org
Variety Care Family Health1025 Straka TerraceOklahoma City 73139Phone: (405) 632]6688Website: http://varietycare.org/


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With nobody guessing a perfect score of the Season Opener of the Pirates season nobody picked up 5 points. However God Loves was the only poster to pick the pirates to get shut out. So he receives two points in the Debut of Guess The Score. With Cliff Lee on the mound I would guess there will be a lot of people predicting the pirates to get shut out this time. My Prediction Phillies 5 Buccos 3
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IBEW Local 363 T-Shirt Included In National IBEW Quilt Being Made To Support Our Veterans
IBEW Local 363 is demonstrating our dedication to our American Veterans with our inclusion on a national quilt made up of t-shirts from IBEW Local Unions across the country.
The quilt will be raffled off to raise money to sponsor "Honor Flights" for our veterans to be flown at no cost to Washington, DC to view the monuments erected to honor them and their fellow serviceman and women for their dedication and service to our country.
IBEW Local 363 has also sponsored our local veterans on Honor Flights from our own local area, in the Hudson Valley NY.
We are also very proud to participate in the National Helmets to Hard Hats Program and IBEW Local 363's Own Hero's to Hard Hats Programs that opens union membership up to our returning veterans for local good paying jobs and careers.
The quilt is being raffled off at our national Broadcasting, Maintenance and Telephone Conference in 2014 and will be donated to the Honor Flight program. We are glad to participate and hope we can win it to display at our union hall.
We support our Veterans and welcome them as Brothers and Sisters to the IBEW.
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There is much more than working at our trade that makes up the average IBEW Local 363 member. We are involved with each community in every county and every town in the Hudson Valley NY and upstate NY. We are community driven people who enjoy giving back to others. We know what the power of working together can bring. Our members are volunteers and Chiefs of Fire Departments, EMT workers, boys and girls sporting coaches over 4 seasons, scout leaders, Marshall arts instructors, night school instructors and leaders of many, many community and youth organizations.
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Buying a home is one of those things that is fraught with potential disaster. No other time in your life will you pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for a single item—and no other time will you be forced to face your mistakes every day, should you make the wrong choice.
The best way to enjoy a good move is to know that the home you've chosen is the right one. Here are a few common home buying mistakes it's best to look out for before you sign the paperwork and get the moving van all lined up and ready to go.
You should also always work with a real estate agent or broker you trust. Working with professionals you know will exert an effort on your behalf and ensure a good experience is a must—regardless of if you're buying the house or getting ready to make the move to it.
Take good care of your stuff—and yourself—by avoiding these common packing mistakes.
Another good rule of thumb is to avoid doing all the moving yourself. This is one time in your life where it's perfectly okay to ask for help and to accept what is offered from others. If you don't hire a moving company, consider asking friends and family members to pitch in. Moving an entire household takes quite a bit of time and planning, and doing it on your own can make things overwhelming and lead to injuries.
Packing is by far the most frustrating part of moving to a new home. When you've lived in one area for a long time, possessions have a way of piling up, and getting them from point A to point B is a long process. That's why it's a good idea to start early. If you'll be doing the packing yourself this time around, here's a list of what packing supplies you'll need and how to go about getting them.
Don't forget to take regular breaks as you go. While it's possible to pack up an entire house in one day, it usually takes an entire team of movers to make it happen. When you're on your own, start early, work as you go, and always make sure you're using quality supplies that will hold up all the way across the state (or the country) when it comes time for moving day.
In all the hustle and bustle of packing up a house and getting your family safely moved to a new location, it's not uncommon to leave a few important items behind. This may not be a big problem if you're only moving across the city (and you still have a copy of your keys), but if your move takes you hundreds of miles away, you many never see these things again.
During your final walk-through, make sure you keep a sharp eye for these commonly left behind items.
In most cases, it's the small, less frequently used things that get forgotten, so always do a final sweep of the cupboards, closets, and built-ins. Most walk-throughs only take ten minutes (at the most), and it will be well worth the peace of mind.
You wouldn't think that moving to a new city would come with so much paperwork, but chances are you'll spend quite a bit of time making sure all your files are in order. From local businesses to financial institutions, everyone you have contact with on a regular basis will need to be notified of your new address.
While you can rely on a mail forwarding service for a few weeks, you'll eventually need to contact each company individually. Here are a few steps for making the transition easy.
Common Businesses/Individuals to Notify
> Place of employment (even if it's a former employer, in case you need tax forms or pay stubs in the future) > Financial institution (including banks, stock brokers, financial planners, and/or retirement companies) > Credit card companies > Utility provider > Cable company
> Phone and internet providers > Healthcare providers (including your doctor, dentist, optometrist, and other medical professionals you and/or your family see regularly) > Insurance companies (health, life, vision, dental, automotive, home) > Lawyers and/or accountants > Schools and/or private music, dance, or sports instructors > Veterinarian and/or pet groomer > Your alma mater > Gym membership > Service providers who come to your home (gardeners, babysitters, pool caretakers, housekeepers, etc.) > Subscription services (including magazines, newspapers, and catalogs) > AAA or other services you pay monthly/quarterly > Friends and family members who you may not be in regular contact with, but who send holiday cards/invitations
For closer friends and family members, you may wish to send a more personalized change of address update. There are several types of cards you can send out, or you can go on social media and alert your loved ones that way (but only if you have your settings on private, since you probably don't want to alert everyone on the internet about your change off status).
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Are the Nationals expected to make any roster moves before the August 31 deadline to account for playoff roster rules? If Strasburg is going to be shutdown, then I can't imagine they would spot their opponents a roster spot and have him sit on the bench unable to be used throughout the playoffs.
From Wikipedia, the eligibility rules are:
To be eligible for a team's playoff roster a player must be on any of the following: (a) the 25 man active roster, (b) the disabled list, (c) the bereavement list, or (d) the suspended list as of August 31 at midnight. The only exception is that a player on the 60-day disabled list may be replaced by another player from the team's 40-man roster (as of August 31) who plays the same position (i.e. position player for position player, or pitcher for pitcher), with the approval of the commissioner of baseball.
That means that as it stands now, the eligible players would be the current 25 plus Chien-Ming Wang, Henry Rodriguez, Mark DeRosa, and Jhonatan Solano.
Now, I'm assuming that you would replace Strasburg with a reliever for the post-season, since you don't use a five man rotation in the playoffs. That in mind, I kind of think as Wang as a non-option (sure, you could move Det back to the pen, but...why?). Also, as much as I'd like to see Oh Henry come in in a playoff situation -- I would start a pool on which seat his first pitch lands in, since it would either go over or through the protective net -- I'm just skeptical if that's really our best option? Or do we stick with the bullpen as-is and bring in a position player (DeRosa or Solano)? Is it a possibility that after he's done, he lands on the 60-day "disabled" list to call up one of the other pitchers?


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I have been taking part in the comment thread on this post on Samizdata, where I expressed concern over treating a clip of taliban fighters being killed as entertainment.
Let me make this clear. There are people in this world who need to be dead, and I include taliban amongst them. I may regret the necessity that we have to expend both blood and treasure to remove people as threats, but I do not regret the threat being removed.
My attitude is not squeamishness at the thought of war, it is not disrespectful of those who are Orwell's rough men, heroes willing to endure the horrors and stand on the ramparts between me and those who wish me dead.
Sure, I regret the taking of human life. It is a pity that we can't take out these people without killing them, but that is just absurdly unrealistic wishful thinking.
My problem is with this post, not on the actions it depicts. Whatever the necessity of the killing of these people, it is just plain wrong to treat watching their deaths as a way of passing time while (do I really have to say metaphorically?) chowing down on popcorn and slurping fizzy drinks.
Taliban or not, these were people. Watching their deaths is not entertainment.
Update: I don't have trackbacks working yet on this site, so I will instead crow about this reference, and thank Mr K T Kat for his kind and complimentary words.