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NEW YORK — A jury in Los Angeles on Friday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay more than $8.3 million in damages to a Montana man in the first of some 10,000 lawsuits pending against the medical products maker in connection with a now-recalled artificial hip.
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If you haven't heard about the McNabb trade by now you probably should not contribute to this website or even be reading this. This is a trade has shaken the NFC east division and has the spot light back onto the Washington Redskins for better or for worse. This move has probably caused more separation between Redskins fans, but we can all agree that this is going to be the biggest news of the offseason and might be the most memorable transaction that takes place in this new decade of football.
For better of for worse, McNabb will be the starting QB for the Washigton Redskins going into the 2010 season. A lot of questions come up from this move. Why did we trade a pick when we have other glaring holes? What's going to happen to Jason Campbell? Is there a reason why the Eagles let McNabb go so easily to a team in their division?
Yes there are quite a few questions that arise with this trade but in actuallity, a lot more questions are answered.
1. Shannahan has no idea what this team has to offer offensively. After Zorn's two year stint, this offense is a mess. There is no talent on the offensive line, there was an aged RB coming off an injury who has a lot of questions to address, the #1 receiver is coming off a below average year and there are two young receivers that have not contributed as much to the offense as many had hoped. The only true locks on offense are our two TEs, Cooley and Davis who both have Pro Bowl level talent. Shannahan can not have another question mark year at QB or else he has no way of truely evaluating what his team has to offer.
2. Shannahan is following the plan that help the Broncos win. Most people don't understand this right away, Shannahan never actually traded for a QB of this calabir. However, Shannahan did inherit one of the greatest QB leaders when he came to Denver. Elway and McNabb are pretty similar when it comes to history. Both were the unquestionable leaders of their offense and team, both have lost their first superbowl appearance, and both were heavily scrutinized for their play even though they had a lot of success with their team. Now McNabb and Elway are certainly not the same player, but if Shannahan traded for McNabb because he saw a little Elway in McNabb, I cetainly can not complain about this trade.
3. We will be competitive with teams but will not dominate. I don't think anyone is suprised by this, however there is a lot of talk about a huge rebuilding process that will take us 3-4 years to be competitive. I don't see it. Shannahan inherited a horrible line when he first arrived in Denver and was able to shape it up quickly. He has also shown that he can turn almost any RB into a 1000 yard rusher. While these 6 spots on the roster will not be superbowl worthy players coming into the season, we will see improvements beyond what people are predicting. McNabb has proven that he can lead a team with little talent into the playoffs. So our main question is with our receivers. Is Moss a victim of a bad offense or is he declining due to his age? How good are Thomas and Kelly? Truth is no one really knows. They have all the talent to be great receivers in the league but they haven't shown much of that on the field. I wouldn't be suprised if another WR was brought in before the preseason started.
A lot of people will still be pretty skeptical about entering the season with this roster but let's look at the Broncos. Shannahan had that team being super bowl favorites in his second year and having them win it in his third and fourth. Even in his first year, his team in the second half of the season showed some talent in a few close games with teams that were considered some of the best at the time. To sum up, the team you see at the end of the season will be much better than the one you see at the beginning.
All in all, when you look at Shannahan and how he started out in Denver, this trade is not as suprising as it might seem. He is certainly not going to be scared off by age and it seems to fit Shannahan's winning mold. So instead of being in an uproar ofver the trade, let's settle down and relize that "JC lovers", "JC haters", "the cult of colt" and "Collins enthusiests" can get together behind one player and talk about something else besides "who the starting QB should be."


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As late as Friday, Patriots coach Bill Belichick said the possibility of Rob Gronkowski playing for the first time in six weeks was still in the hands of the team's medical staff, which had yet to clear the tight end.
But a report by Comcast SportsNet New England Saturday said that Gronkowski will be in uniform for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Dolphins. Gronkowski hasn't played since breaking his left forearm late in the Patriots' 59-24 win over Indianapolis Nov. 18.


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Plan for Pye Corner station could get £2.6m funding (From South Wales Argus)
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Plan for station at Pye Corner near Newport could get £2.6m funding
Updated 5:18pm Tuesday 26th March 2013 in News By David Deans, Reporter
A PLAN to build a new railway station on the Ebbw Valley line in Newport could be in line to get £2.6 million in UK Government funding.
Pye Corner, which is between Rogerstone and Cardiff on the line in the Bassaleg area of the city, is one of three proposals looking likely to win cash from New Station Fund.
If built, the station would feature a single platform, CCTV, a car park for 70 cars and customer information screens It is one of three schemes in England and Wales to be identified as front runners - with the others in Derbyshire and London.
However the total project would cost £3.6 million and it is unclear who would provide the remaining cash if it was successful.
Further work is needed to confirm which applications will ultimately be successful, but an announcement on which will get funding is expected in May.
The secretary of state for transport Patrick McLoughlin said the Pye Corner scheme and the others are "shovel-ready projects" that are good to go.
"I would expect to see progress on the ground soon after the detailed assessment of these bids has been completed," he said.
Network Rail has been asked to commit £5000 of funding for the bids to allow its continued development.
The Ebbw Valley railway project has been backed with funding by the Welsh Government and there are several proposals for new stations, including at Cwm and Ebbw Vale Town.
There are also proposals for a branch line stretching into Abertillery.
The Argus has campaigned for more than a decade for the line to serve Newport.
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5:03pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Floppy backed says...
5:28pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Robert Shillabeer says...
5:32pm Tue 26 Mar 13
PontyPeter says...
6:04pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Ant tan says...
6:11pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Magor says...
6:28pm Tue 26 Mar 13
rlewis says...
6:46pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Ant tan says...
When we tried to speak with the councillors when they had the plans in the Rogerstone & Bassaleg social club they ran away and would not talk to us. Says it all!!!!!
6:51pm Tue 26 Mar 13
signal box says...
7:13pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Ant tan says...
7:39pm Tue 26 Mar 13
fedupjon says...
No wonder there is not enough money in the local government coffers when contracts are won based on farcical bids.
Remember £22 million for Newport station prior to the Ryder Cup for basically a bubble and a paint job on the platforms.
7:43pm Tue 26 Mar 13
VALLEY,5 says...
8:07pm Tue 26 Mar 13
pwharley says...
9:28pm Tue 26 Mar 13
Robodad says...
pwharley wrote:Why would we want to use an old name for something brand new? Lets look forward, not backwards.
Why not give it the old name of Bassaleg Junction, rather than Pye Corner?
11:03pm Tue 26 Mar 13
heresphil says...
Seriously, with the vast housing development on the Novelis site just up the road taking shape over the next few years, perhaps the Walters Group could chip in the other million as a rail station 20 minutes from Cardiff city centre would be a big selling point for the development. Of course it would mean extra traffic along Western Valley Road and the trains would definitely need to be lengthened.
8:04am Wed 27 Mar 13
signal box says...
8:12am Wed 27 Mar 13
PontyPeter says...
VALLEY,5 wrote:Can you prove that there was ever a direct service to Cardiff? (From Ebbw Vale.)
Whats all the fuss about a rail link to Newport the only people who want it are Newport traders ,people from the the valley much prefer to go to Cardiff which is a far more welcoming city than Newport .Also i would like to correct a comment made by an earlier contributer before the Beeching cut there was a direct passenger service to Cardiff
Please provide a link to this information.
8:21am Wed 27 Mar 13
Owain Vaughan says...
1) There is already a plan for a Newport West station on the main line at Coedkernew.
2) Running trains from Park Junction to Gaer Junction and thus into Newport High Street allows access to the 95% of the network that is EAST of Newport.
3) This line is ALREADY signalled for passenger trains as some late-night trains have recently been diverted via this route.
8:35am Wed 27 Mar 13
signal box says...
8:39am Wed 27 Mar 13
exrisca says...
9:18am Wed 27 Mar 13
Robert Shillabeer says...
signal box wrote:There is a legal and safety requirement for all points to having a system of facing point locks, a device to prevent the points opening as the train passes over them, and as the line was used by freight traffic only for many years such a device was probably not fitted. There are such locks fitted that only operate when the points are set for the Ebbw Curve. the standard of track between Park junction and Gaer junction is not up to passenger standard and requires upgrading for regular use. both these issues are quickly dealt with if the will to do so was there but I fear that will is absent. As to the new station it's interesting to hear some people now arguing against a new station and some asking for more carriages, which are in train sets these days so it would mean going from two to four carriages or splitting three two car trains into two three car trains which would I crease capacity by a half but would still mean standing room only for many as the extra seats would be used by passengers joining further up the valley. This argument can go on and on but the provision of another station is the right way to go and the rest will follow.
The case for the service into Newport has been on the agenda since the Ebbw Valley regained a passenger service, we were told that the problem was the line from Park Junction to Gaer Junction was signalled to freight only therefore passenger train's could not run into Newport Station but last year trains did run into Newport. Now Newport Panel Signal Box has been closed and Cardiff Control Centre has control of the area why has Gaer Junction not been included in this very important junction and allow passenger trains to use Newport.
10:07am Wed 27 Mar 13
Howie' says...
10:38am Wed 27 Mar 13
rogyboy says...
4:34pm Wed 27 Mar 13
snappersearch says...
10:11pm Wed 27 Mar 13
D Taylor says...
10:15pm Wed 27 Mar 13
Monte_Fisto says...
VALLEY,5 wrote:Would that include all the commuters travelling between Newport and the Gwent valleys for work, you clown?
Whats all the fuss about a rail link to Newport the only people who want it are Newport traders ,people from the the valley much prefer to go to Cardiff which is a far more welcoming city than Newport .Also i would like to correct a comment made by an earlier contributer before the Beeching cut there was a direct passenger service to Cardiff
11:06pm Wed 27 Mar 13
Dai the Milk says...
Ant tan wrote:Pye Corner is in Bassaleg.
In your report it states Bassaleg, really bad reporting this area is in fact Rogerstone just 50 yards away from the Rogerstone surgery. I think Argus really need to get their facts straight.
11:10pm Wed 27 Mar 13
gingertom says...
We need to link as much of wales up by train and rail as soon as possible.
Roads are totally gridlocked so lets get the trains back up and running.
Ebbw vale to cardiff line has been a massive success to date and was featured recently on bbc 2 railway programme.
11:10pm Wed 27 Mar 13
Dai the Milk says...
7:18am Thu 28 Mar 13
rogyboy says...
9:39am Thu 28 Mar 13
Owain Vaughan says...
rogyboy wrote:As far as the Royal Mail is concerned it is right on the border -- Park View is in the Bassaleg locality whereas Western Valley Road is in the Rogerstone locality. The border is actually the railway line itself.
Pye Corner is in Rogerstone. I lived there for 12 years.
9:48am Thu 28 Mar 13
high x boy says...
10:47am Thu 28 Mar 13
Ant tan says...
Dai the Milk wrote:It is not pye corner even though they are classing it. It will be at the bottom of high cross lane which is rogerstone. Bassaleg ends by the ambulance station
Ant tan wrote:Pye Corner is in Bassaleg.
In your report it states Bassaleg, really bad reporting this area is in fact Rogerstone just 50 yards away from the Rogerstone surgery. I think Argus really need to get their facts straight.
11:29am Fri 29 Mar 13
Dai the Milk says...
6:04pm Fri 29 Mar 13
Ant tan says...
12:36am Tue 2 Apr 13
mocyoung says...
As for the rolling stock situation - peak time journeys have been strengthened, but ATW only have a limited amount of trains available so they have to spread them thin. More space for Ebbw Vale and you annoy Treherbert, Penarth, Merthyr, Swansea.....
11:43am Tue 2 Apr 13
high x boy says...
11:59am Tue 2 Apr 13
signal box says...
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Dante Alighieri was the first poet to use terza rima, in his Divine Comedy, and he was followed by other Italian poets of the Renaissance, like Boccaccio and Petrarch. Thomas Wyatt and Geoffrey Chaucer brought terza rima into English poetry in the 14th century, Romantic poets including Byron and Shelley used it in the 19th century, and a number of modern poets from Robert Frost to Sylvia Plath to William Carlos Williams to Adrienne Rich have written terza rima in English—all these despite the fact that English doesn't offer nearly as many rhyming possibilities as Italian. That is why Robert Pinsky used near-rhymes and slant rhymes in his 1994 translation of The Divine Comedy, to reproduce Dante's terza rima in English without the sing-song effect of strict repreating rhymes. Meter is not specified in terza rima, although most English poets using the form have done so with lines in iambic pentameter.
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News: Ashanti & Ja Rule Back On Time, Reunite After Prison Bid
Saturday, Aug 10, 2013 11:25PM
R&B singer Ashanti and Ja Rule have the Internet buzzing this weekend with a new photo of them reunited in a recording studio floating online.
While it is uncertain if new music is on deck, an Ashanti/Rule pic surfaced online Saturday (August 10).
In the early 2000s Ja Rule nabbed three chart-topping hits with Ashanti - ushering in the new millennium on top of the hip-hop industry. It's been over a decade since the two recorded their infectious duet "Always On Time" but the two were recently spotted together in the studio. Ashanti released a filtered photo of her and Ja this week via her Instagram account with a caption that read: "Uhh ohhhhh me & my bro @ruleyorkcity in the lizzaaaabbbbb!!!!!!! We haven't seen each other in 4ever!!! & it feels great!!!" (VIBE)
Last month, the R&B hitmaker spoke on Rule returning home and possibly making new joint tracks.
"Yes, I have. I spoke to him the other day and I'm super, super excited for him," Ashanti said in an interview when asked if she had talked to Rule since he came home from serving jail time. "He is, he is in great spirits. [Muscles?] Oh my gosh, I told him, 'What were you doing in there?' ... He has a studio downstairs in the house, that's where he's going to be all the time. ... Hopefully we get it all popping. There's no denying our chemistry. We might [get a collabo project]. He has to focus on his stuff right now." (Hot 97)
Heading into the weekend, Ja made his grand return to the microphone on N.O.R.E's new "She Tried" remix.
N.O.R.E. (a.k.a. P.A.P.I.) is true to his word: the sequel to "Student Of The Game" is coming. But before releasing the follow-up to his 2013 effort, the rapper, alongside Good Belt Gang members whose names he's yet to disclose, has a compilation album in the works. They recently released their first single, "Hood BBQ." "Good Belt Gang" will be independently released under N.O.R.E's label Good Belt Gang/Militainment. N.O.R.E. has yet to confirm a release date for "Good Belt Gang" album, but it's "coming soon." The album will feature a variety of artists. Check out an exclusive premiere of N.O.R.E.'s remix, "She Tried," featuring Lil Wayne, Ja Rule and Birdman, off "Good Belt Gang." (Billboard)
The rap veteran spoke on nearly serving two years on a gun conviction and the worst part about prison this week.
"I guess I'd have to say those nights you're just locked in your cell, by yourself, and you're missing out on what's going on outside. I would call home and I'd be missing birthdays or anniversaries. I'd speak to my homies and they'd be out and about, doing what they doing. You kind of say, "Damn, I'm really locked up, I can't enjoy the things that are meaningful in my life, I can't enjoy the small things in life." You in a situation that you can't control. Then there were situations like [Superstorm] Sandy and [Hurricane] Irene, where we was getting heavy storms at the house and all the lights and things are down, trees and power lines are down. My family had to pick up and go to a hotel. Those are the situations that I handle when I'm home and my wife had to step up to the plate, play father and mother during those situations. She's a soldier, so she made it happen, but I'm sure she wishes that I was there. You're helpless in those situations." (Complex)


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On Thursday, @OFA will deliver to Congress the signatures of 1.4 million Americans who want expanded background checks for gun sales.—
Barack Obama (@BarackObama) May 07, 2013
Organizing for Action is testing its political muscle by leading the push to revive gun control legislation, and it has announced that it has collected 1.4 million "signatures" on a petition. The only required fields on that petition were an email address and ZIP code, so who knows how many individuals actually signed on to this:
The vast majority of Americans from all corners of the country are united in support of expanded background checks for gun sales. I'm calling on you to listen to the American people and act to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. It will make our communities and schools safer. Please take action to expand background checks today.
It's probably best that OFA has changed "90 percent of Americans" to the less specific "vast majority of Americans," but 1.4 million seems awfully low for an organization using the marketing power of Barack Obama's name.
1.4 million people signed the @OFA petition for background checks. There's over 313,933,954 Americans. That's a pitiful amount. #fail—
Anti-Gun Bot (@antigunbot) May 08, 2013
@BarackObama @OFA 1.4 million isn't even how many people went on food stamps last year—
liquid unlucky (@LiquidUnlucky) May 08, 2013
.004%of Americans #guncontrol RT@BarackObama:1.4mil Americans signed petition for expanded background checks—by far the most in @OFA history—
Gunsmith (@NWCustomFirearm) May 07, 2013
"@BarackObama More than 1.4 million Americans signed our petition demanding expanded background checks for gun sales" so .5% of the US?—
Northern Gent (@Northern_Gents) May 07, 2013
@BarackObama @OFA so less than 1%? That's a far cry from a majority—
Zack Craft (@zcraft7) May 07, 2013
@BarackObama @ofa my name along with 5 million other NRA members will be absent from that petition.—
AndyGo#48 (@andrewhaygood) May 08, 2013
Hardly "90%" MT @BarackObama: More than 1.4M Americans signed our petition demanding expanded background checks – the most in @OFA history.—
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Student Life offers a wide variety of events and activities each year. Some examples of recent events we have offered are:
These events are typically free for students with your student ID card.
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In addition we also have a wide variety of intramural activities for students to participate in each term. Activities vary by season and interest expressed by students. Some former activities have been: volleyball, basketball, bowling, flag football, etc.
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Pelvic Examination
What Affects the Test
Reasons you may not be able to have the test or why the results may not be helpful include:
- Menstrual blood.
- A vaginal infection.
- The use of douches or vaginal creams or preparations within 24 hours of the exam.
What To Think About
- If you may have a sexually transmitted infection (STI), other testing may be needed to confirm a diagnosis. For more information, see the topics Vaginal Wet Mount, Tests for Bacterial Vaginosis (BV), Herpes Tests, Syphilis Tests, Chlamydia Tests, and Gonorrhea Test.
- Pelvic ultrasound is another test used to evaluate a woman's pelvic organs. For more information, see the medical test Pelvic Ultrasound.
- Vaginal self-exam (VSE) may help you better understand your body, know what is normal for you, and find early signs of infections or other abnormal conditions that might require medical attention. VSE should supplement but not replace a regular pelvic exam and Pap test done by a health professional. For more information, see the topic Vaginal Self-Examination (VSE).
Other Works Consulted
Chernecky CC, Berger BJ (2008). Laboratory Tests and Diagnostic Procedures, 5th ed. St. Louis: Saunders.
Pagana KD, Pagana TJ (2010). Mosby's Manual of Diagnostic and Laboratory Tests, 4th ed. St. Louis: Mosby Elsevier.
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Joplin police say they have a more efficient way for residents to report crimes. It's an online system, where people can report harassing phone calls, lost property, vandalism, identity theft, and theft from a vehicle.
These types of crimes generally involve circumstances where a suspect is unknown. Police say this is a way to make the department's database of crime as thorough as possible.
"It we have crimes against people, someone is being actively assaulted or actively hurt, lets say it's a crime in progress, we're going to continue to ask our citizens to call 911. If it's going to be a crime involving narcotics or weapons, or some type of evidence, we're going to continue to ask our citizens to call 911," says Lieutenant Charla Geller.
"It's allowing the citizens to tell us where the crime occurred, if they so choose to do that, they can go there and have their own police report with their own police report number telling us where the crime occurred, when the crime occurred," says Lieutenant Geller.
Police remind people that filing a false police report is a crime.
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Fruita, CO (May 12, 2011) – Family Health West is proud to present "We Have Your Back Covered" on May 14th beginning at 11:00 a.m. at the Fruita Community Center. As milder temperatures arrive, many of us look forward to finally getting out into our gardens. The garden is a not only where plants, flowers and veggies thrive, but a place where people of all ages can enjoy the fruits of their labor, get outside and enjoy health physical activity. However, as with all types of exercise, there is a risk of injury if done improperly and for many, these injuries affect the back.
"Gardeners often injure themselves because they don't view gardening as a workout," says Family Health West PT, Ellen Mead, "Gardening is a more strenuous than you think and it is very easy for people to overdo it, especially for the elderly, those with former injuries, or those who aren't used to being very active."
Digging, planting, weeding, mulching and raking can cause stress and strain on muscles and joints. "According to the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), it is important that gardeners take a health-conscious approach to both prevent injuries and enjoy the health benefits of gardening," added Mead. The following tips can ensure that you take care of your back while you take care of that luscious garden:
• Warm up. Take a 10-minute walk, then roll your shoulders in a circular motion and slowly move your head from side to side a few times.
• Be mindful of how your body feels. If it hurts, stop! Take a break, get some water, stretch or do a different task.
• Use a wheelbarrow to move tools and heavy planting materials.
• Avoid kneeling on both knees. Keep one foot on the ground to give your back more stability. If you must kneel, use knee pads or a pillow to absorb some of the pressure.
• Take frequent breaks and change your position to avoid cramping or stiffness.
• Begin with small projects and build up gradually.
• Bend at your knees and contract your abdominal muscles to avoid straining your back when pulling weeds.
• After gardening, take a short walk or do some light stretching. Take a warm bath or shower to help prevent next-day soreness.
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Pirates Sign 22nd-Round Pick Michael Jefferson, 32nd-Rounder David Jagoditsh
#Pirates signed their 22nd-round draft pick, LHP Mike Jefferson, out of Louisiana Tech.— Rob Biertempfel (@BiertempfelTrib) June 18, 2011
Unsurprisingly, he's another college player, this time from Louisiana Tech. He had control problems in college, but the Mets also drafted him last year, so he probably does have some potential. Pirates Prospects also reports that the Bucs have reached an agreement with 32nd-rounder David Jagoditsh, a huge pitcher who played sparingly last year in community college. 6. Dan Gamache 10. Taylor Lewis 21. Alex Fuselier 22. Michael Jefferson 24. Brian Sharp 29. Kirk Singer 30. Matthew Benedict 31. Derek Trent 32. David Jagoditsh 41. Jonathan Schwind


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Watch: Jourdan Dunn's Cooking Show on Jay Z's Life+Times
"Yes I can eat... I do eat."
We were kept in the dark for a while there, but at last Jay Z's website Life + Times welcomes the first instalment of Jourdan Dunn's cooking show. The first episode of Well Dunn with Jourdan Dunn sees the model demonstrating her version of jerk pork, Caribbean salsa, rice and beans, and sharing some insights about her Vogue Italia 'All Black' shoot with Steven Meisel.
Good riddance to chopping, slicing and crushing — her preferred method in food preparation is 'bashing' (or, as she says, "bashin"). She approaches garlic cloves with devilish gusto, advising the viewer to "just think of someone who you hate… an ex-boyfriend? Bam bam." Further along, it's time to punish those shallots! "I'm gonna do another bashing" says she, oh violent(ly charismatic) one.
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Struggling outfielder Abraham Almonte dodged a possible demotion Saturday when the Mariners had to clear roster space to accommodate Hisashi Iwakuma's return from the disabled list.
The Mariners chose to option reliever Lucas Luetge to Triple-A Tacoma despite using six relievers in Friday's 5-4 loss to the Astros in 11 innings. Iwakuma started Saturday's game at Minute Maid Park.
"Our bullpen is fine," manager Lloyd McClendon said in explaining the move prior to Saturday's game. "Nobody was really over-taxed. In fact, they needed work."
While Almonte held his roster spot, he returned to the bench after going hitless in three at-bats Friday dropped his average below at Mendoza Line at .198 with a .248 on-base percentage.
Almonte also leads the majors with 40 strikeouts (in 106 at-bats).
Those difficulties, he believes, can be traced to his batting stance; specifically head movement on his swing.
"I just keep working hard and keep believing I can do it," he said. "That's all I can do. I just believe every at-bat, every chance I get, that I'm going to prove I can do it."
So far, though, the results keep trending down. Almonte entered Saturday with only four hits in his last 37 at-bats. Even worse, perhaps, his defense shows slippage: He had two errors in Friday's loss.
"That's why he's sitting," McClendon said. "Because it's not working. It's that simple. I don't try to sugarcoat anything. He's not playing because he's not producing. He's not playing up to his capabilities.
"There are two ways you can do it. You can play him, or you can bench him."
It also begs the question: How long can the Mariners continue to carry Almonte on their roster? At what point does a remedial tour at Tacoma become a better option?
"I don't know what that point is," McClendon said. "When I know, you guys will know."
The primary factor against demoting Almonte is finding a viable alternative in center field. Club officials believe Michael Saunders, who started Saturday in center, fits best as a corner outfielder.
Saunders is making a case, though. He went two for five in Saturday's victory; and with six hits in 13 at-bats over the last three games, his average is up to .250.
The other primary possibility is James Jones, who is batting .313 in 20 games at Tacoma. He got a brief look last month when the schedule permitted the Mariners to carry just four starting pitchers.
Jones has only limited experience above Double-A, but he is 25 and flashed potential in an extended look in spring training. McClendon believes Jones projects as a leadoff hitter and could be an impact defensive player.
"I like him," he said when Jones was optioned to Tacoma on April 19. "I said this before, I don't think he's going to knock on the door. I think he's going to tear the door down when he's ready."
Iwakuma pitched far better than indicated by his final line of four runs in 6 2/3 innings. He had allowed just two runs and four hits over the first six innings and 56 of his 81 pitches for strikes.
"Kuma looked like the Kuma of old," catcher Mike Zunino said. "Right off the bat. I know (he thinks) he's still ironing out some stuff, but I thought his breaking ball and his split were great today."
Iwakuma gave up a homer in the seventh to Chris Carter before departing after Marwin Gonzalez's two-out single. That single turned into a run when reliever Dominic Leone gave up a two-run homer to Jonathan Villar.
"I feel relieved right now," Iwakuma admitted through translator Antony Suzuki. "I was very excited before the game, but I was able to focus during the whole course of the game. I was able to pitch my game."
Iwakuma extended his scoreless streak, dating back to last season, to 25 innings before yielding two runs in the third. That is the fifth-longest streak in club history.
The last Mariner to work at least 25 scoreless innings was reliever Shigetoshi Hasegawa, who went 28 2/3 innings from June 3 to Aug. 17, 2003.
The Mariners' eight-run seventh was their biggest one-inning output since they scored eight in successive innings — the second and third — in a 21-8 victory over the Rangers on May 30, 2012 at Texas.
Their best previous 2014 inning was six runs on three occasions. The most recent was April 17 in the third inning of an 8-6 loss at Texas.
Few strategies create greater public debate than whether bunting, in general, is an effective offensive strategy. Saunders put down a leadoff bunt Friday in the sixth that led to a two-run inning.
McClendon on bunting: "Bunting is nice. I need guys to drive in runs. Hit a three-run homer. When you outscore the other team, you win. Not bunts. That's all part of it, but I need runs."
Saunders opened the game Saturday by bunting; he was thrown out by the pitcher.
Lloyd McClendon's ejection was the 24th of his career, his 19th as a manager and his first with the Mariners. … Iwakuma is the eighth starting pitcher used this season (in 26 games) by the Mariners. Only the Rangers and White Sox, with nine, have used more. … Robinson Cano has reached base safely at least once in each of his 16 career games against the Astros. … Justin Smoak scored twice and had two RBIs in the seventh inning. The last Mariner to have two runs and two RBIs in an inning was Jesus Montero in the second inning on May 30, 2012 at Texas.
It was 22 years ago Saturday — May 3, 1992 — that Edgar Martinez tied a club record by hitting two triples in a game. (Yes, read that again: Edgar.)
It still wasn't enough.
The Mariners lost 8-6 to Baltimore.
A Mariner has hit two triples in a game on 12 occasions, but it's been more than a decade since it happened. The last time was Carlos Guillen on May 9, 2003 against the White Sox at Safeco Field. The M's won that game 6-3.
The Mariners conclude their three-game stay at Minute Maid Park with an 11:10 a.m. Pacific time game Sunday against the Astros.
Right-hander Brandon Maurer (0-0 with a 6.75 ERA) will start against Houston right-hander Collin McHugh (2-0 and 0.59). The Mariners then head to Oakland for four games.


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That message doesn't bode well for a book that is ostensibly about the ingestion of food. So I was ready to be disappointed when I cooked a meal using its recipes.
The menu was an eclectic one: I choose Tagine of Chicken with Preserved Lemons and Olives by Yigal Azrouël because it seemed full of flavor and, as a one-pot dish, would be easy to pull off on a weeknight. I followed with a dessert -- Mrs. Clotilde Zucchelli's Torta de Riso, a rice tort whose named seemed to promise a vetted but sophisticated Italian treat. Plus, it hails from Italo Zucchelli's family, so it was easy to envision a kind of tapioca you'd eat on the Italian coast.
I invited a fashion-minded friend to join in. She brought the wine and the skepticism.
I started with Norma Kamali's Olive Oil Popcorn, which I served as an hors d'oeuvre, partially because it espoused the whole high-low thing so popular in restaurants these days, but also because Kamali suggests the oil from the popcorn, once slicked all over your hands from eating, also doubles as a good moisturizer. That seemed like an appropriate insight for a cookbook authored by designers.
Slashed with strands of olive oil and sea salt, the popcorn met unimpressed mouths at first, but it proved addictive, and the big blue bowl was licked clean by the time dinner was ready. If you plan to wear Kamali's swim suits any time soon, stay away from her popcorn.
At table, the chicken, spiced with cumin, coriander, paprika, saffron, ginger, cinnamon and cloves and served over couscous, was savory, surprising and satisfying. It called for a preserved lemon sliced thin, which I didn't have, but a regular lemon peel worked fine and managed to brighten the sauce's earthy spice.
"He's good-looking and he can cook," my friend said.
A glass of sauvignon blanc later, I looked in on Zucchelli's torta. After an hour in the oven, the custard, made of eggs, rice, milk, sugar, lemon rind and butter, had barely begun to set.
"I'm not eating that," my friend declared.
"Let's give it more time and crank up the heat," I offered.
Another 40 minutes and 100 degrees later, results appeared vastly improved. The top had browned beautifully, and the batter had risen in what seemed to foretell a creamy and delicate rice tort inside.
As we cut into it, we sung praises of Italian dessert culture. Mild, fruity, subtle. So unlike the gloppy chocolate sauced conventions of American sweets. Italian style in desserts, as in their clothes, far outpaces our own, we concluded.
Perhaps we spoke too soon.
I knew the dessert would be restrained, but the torta was uncompromisingly bland. It was watery in flavor and the texture, which I had expected to be like a lemony Mediterranean cloud, was soggy yet tough.
My friend took a bite and then pushed her plate away.
I fully accept some operator error here. I didn't have regular rice, so I used Arborio -- the rice used to make risotto -- which holds more water than conventional versions, and that water likely leached back into the pan during baking. Also, in turning up the heat, I may have caused the eggs to rise to the top and scramble a bit as opposed to surrounding the rice evenly.
But either way, we agreed the torta needed more sugar and perhaps some vanilla to amp up the flavor.
"That's a little too sophisticated for me," my friend observed.
Mercifully, there was a bit of wine left. So we drank our dessert and ranked the meal. Two out of three dishes were winners. I'll certainly have nights on the couch with Kamali's popcorn in my future. And I'd make the chicken again in a heartbeat.


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Nice cafe, good sandwichPosted on 03 / 29 / 2014
This is a nice cafe situated in a park-like yard surrounded by many small restaurants.
The pesto is vegan (at least when I asked) and I had sandwich with pesto, avocado and tomato. It was good and came with a bit of salad with pineapple dressing. I did not check if the bread was vegan, as toasts usually are not in Thailand.
I would be even nicer if vegan foods would be marked in the menu :)Pros: good sandwich, peacefull location, nice little restaurant


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Man to plead guilty to charges he lived under Salem home, video recorded woman for two days
Christian Hobbs, 44, of Orleans, Mass. filed an intent to plead guilty to charges that he secretly recorded a woman in her bathroom while living under her trailer for two days. (COURTESY)
Christian Hobbs, 44, of Orleans, Mass., filed his intention to plead guilty during a brief court hearing on Friday just before he was set to go on trial in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Hobbs was indicted in November on 10 charges including burglary, violation of privacy and attempted interception of telecommunications or oral communications prohibited.
Terms of the plea deal have not yet been made public. Hobbs is expected back in court on May 24 for a plea-and-sentencing hearing.
Hobbs, who is being held at the Rockingham County jail, told police that he had been living under the trailer for two days prior to getting caught on Aug. 15.
Hobbs lived in the Salem trailer before moving to Massachusetts, according to police.
Prosecutors say Hobbs sold the trailer to his victim about two years ago. He returned in July to do some repairs when he allegedly set two baby monitors inside the home. One was in the bedroom, the other in a dryer duct.
About a month later, Hobbs allegedly set up camp under the trailer near a bathroom air duct, bringing with him food, beverages and tissues – observing and recording the woman when she was in the bathroom, police said.
At one point, the woman spotted some movement and discovered Hobbs staring up at her through the air vent. Police say Hobbs responded by saying "Hello."
The woman called 911 and responding police found Hobbs walking south on Route 28.
Hobbs allegedly admitted he was under the trailer. Investigating officers found that 16 videos had been recorded of the woman.
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Does your patch also fix the mentioned detection bug for systems with mixed
>Realistically though, I think whichever patch is used is something that
>is better put in the 2.1 source tree. 2.0.x needs to freeze so we can
>move on, and those of us that need the multiport patch will be able to
>help each other out on supporting the 2.0.x kernels on multiport 21x40
No, no, no! ;-) The main reason I upgraded from 1.2.13 to 2.0.x was the
support for shared IRQ's and thus multiport cards! And now I have to wait
again? Ok, _I_ can use it, but in the last few months I've pointed a quite
a lot of people in the right direction (my patch and/or Donald's site for
new betas) and I don't read those newsgroups regularly.
The patches (at least mine, don't remember yours) are fairly simple and
probably don't break anything, but will help a lot of people with their
At least we should have a FTP-site (Donald's?), where all the patches and
new versions live, that is mentioned in
Now already two people did patches for the same problem, how many more out
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FOX's Erin Andrews Denies 50 Cent Kiss?
[Update: Andrews has blamed the awkward kiss on herself.]
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America's most famous sideline reporter and FOX college football host Erin Andrews was working pit road before the Dayton 500 on Sunday when she just happened to come across 50 Cent. Why he was there, we have no idea. Clad in an Oakland Raiders hat and leather jacket, "Fiddy" went straight for the kill by puckering up and trying to kiss Andrews.
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The shocking moment reminiscent of when an intoxicated Joe Namath talked about his desire to kiss Kolber on national TV in 2003 almost shut down Twitter with endless snark:
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Now that 50 Cent has kissed Erin Andrews, I need Helen Mirren to make out with Tom Rinaldi.
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Shing Chi Cheung, J. Kramer, "Tractable Dataflow Analysis for Distributed Systems," IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, vol. 20, no. 8, pp. 579-593, August, 1994.
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CATEGORIES Drama, Independent, Exhibition, Politics, Cinematical Indie, Movies, CinematicalIt's not every day that you hear that a Sarah Jessica Parker movie is going to open a conference -- unless, perhaps, that conference is on shoes and tacky outfits, or some sort of comedy-con. Yet the world premiere of her new film is going to open the upcoming National Conference on Race, Reparation and Reconciliation that is taking place on September 14 in Atlanta. The event was created by Clarence Jones, who used to be an adviser for Martin Luther King, Jr. He told Variety that he saw her new film, Spinning into Butter, two months ago and it had actually been an impetus to organize the conference (along with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the firing of Don Imus).
What could be so inspiring about a Parker film? Well, it's not what you'd expect her to be in. The indie film, adapted from a play by Rebecca Gilman, stars the Sex and the City star as a dean at a New England college. When a hate crime happens on campus, she is forced to examine her own feelings on the topic while maintaining her work's politically correct policies. (Sounds a little like Crash to me, but with less violence.)
Jones says about the movie: "There's a frankness in the movie that I've never seen before about race, which is the 800-pound gorilla in the national living room, and we're never going to get past that until we deal with the issue of slavery and reparations in a way that's both reasonable and meaningful." For those of us not attending the conference -- expected to be attended by the likes of John Edwards and Jesse Jackson -- Whitsett Hill is hoping to get theatrical distribution set in the next few weeks. Personally, I'd love to see the girl who just wants to have fun in something different, so I can't wait to see what she's done with the role. How about you?


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Christian Aid event sees football teams battle it out to fight poverty
11:02am Thursday 15th May 2014 in News By Rory McKeown, Senior reporter
They turned out in their footie kits to help give poverty the boot.
A total of nine teams battled it out for the title of the first Chandler's Ford Christian Aid football tournament.
Players from churches and the community took to Hiltingbury Recreation Ground for the competition, which was organised to mark Christian Aid Week.
The week of fundraising, which runs until May 17, raised £12m last year and helps impoverished people across the world.
Cash was raised at the tournament through entry fees and a cake sale.
AFC Bishopstoke took the crown after fighting off competition from three teams put forward by St Edward's Church. And, in what was a nail-biting finish, the win came thanks to a golden goal in extra time.
Ben Palmer, 23, AFC Bishopstoke captain and Christian Aid Intern, said: "It was a fantastic tournament, played in a great spirit for a worthy cause. It evoked memories for me of my trip to visit Christian Aid partners in Colombia.
"While I was living with the peasant farmer community in Las Camelias, I had the honour of watching one of their games in the women's football league.
"I had listened to the women's stories of bravery in fighting to return to their ancestral land which had been stolen from them, and how Christian Aid partners were central to their safety in the face of violence and intimidation.
"I know the money that we raised is used to support communities like those I met in Colombia, giving people a change to provide for themselves and also enjoy the beautiful game!"
Brian Ridsdale, chairman of the Chandler's Ford Christian Aid group, said: "We were delighted to see so many people from the community coming to support the tournament.
"This week volunteers from local churches will be out collecting house-to-house for Christian Aid, as well as holding other fundraising events.
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1Michelle Williams Talks Emotional Puberty in Flare Magazine
Michelle just did an interview with Canada's Flare magazine, where she talked about relationships, dating, not sex with Jason Segel, not Heath Ledger's death, not a 'Dawson's Creek' reunion, and not really anything of much importance aside from that movie she's doing, 'Take This Waltz'. Here's Michelle on why she's not talking about Jason Segel, Heath Ledger, or anything of much importance.
On keeping her personal life private:
"I need to keep my life very separate. I live and love and make decisions from a very comfortable and removed place. That's how it works for me."
On relationships:
"You deserve more than somebody who's nice to you. I think that so often these days, niceness seems like it should be enough because it seems like such a rare quality, but when you get inside of it, you think, 'Hmm.. I can be pretty nice to myself. What about these other things?' Life is too short and too crappy to not try to get more of what you want."
On her new movie:
"I thought about [Take This Waltz] as a coming of age story. Not in the pubescent way, but a girl on the verge of becoming a woman, that transition that you make in your late 20s or early 30s. She's yet to experience a great kind of sadness. And I think that's the thing that kind of plants her into adulthood."
Well if that isn't the blandest excerpt I've ever heard, then I don't quite know what is. But hey. I guess not every interview can be a tear-jerking, emotionally-draining, uplifting-learn-this-lesson-the-hard-way kind of interview that most people prefer to read. Some just have to be generic, and that's really all there is to it.
Also, 'Take This Waltz', if you don't remember, is the movie where Michelle, Sarah Silverman, and some other chick appeared fully-frontally nude in a shower scene. You can check out the obviously-NSFW photos here because NUDITY.
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I didn't even read what you wrote (yet). I had to comment I have never seen her look more stunning! she has come a long way since Dawson's Creek.


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A HAMPSHIRE auction house looks set to collapse into receivership, its manager has told the Daily Echo.
Prospect Auction Rooms in Alresford appears to have ceased trading – owing money to a number of people or holding their unsold goods in its building.
Auctions due to have been held on November 10 and 24 were cancelled.
Around six members of staff have been made redundant, said Charles Evans, its manager.
Mr Evans said: "It is just about to go into receivership. I feel absolutely sick about it. But it is not my fault; look at the state the country is in. We are not the only business to close up."
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Can anyone estimate the amount of money the Pirates plan on spending in free agency next season? This is probably a topic that has been discussed already, but I have not read of an estimate of what the Pirates will be able to spend.
I need this to be 75 words long, sorry I don't have much else to say, I am just hoping to get an answer to my question. I guess it is time to conclude my post. Right? Yea, I think so.


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BERLIN, N.Y. - A Troy man was arrested after the investigation of a suspicious car fire.
New York State Police at Schodack arrested Jeffrey Crandall of Troy after an investigation of a car fire on Schaeffer Road Extension in Berlin.
On December 31, 2013, State Police and the Berlin Fire Department responded to the accident. They say the tires and rims of the car had been removed before the car was set on fire.
The vehicle was identified as a 2012 Honda that had previously been reported stolen out of Green Island.
The investigation led to the arrest of Crandall on charges of Arson and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property.
Crandall is scheduled to reappear in the Town of Berlin Court on January 8, 2014.
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