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Former DT Kennedy says Goodell, NFL lied
Former DT Jimmy Kennedy released a statement through the NFLPA saying Roger Goodell lied about Kennedy being a "whistleblower."
Judge orders Goodell to produce bounty-related documents
A federal magistrate judge has ordered Roger Goodell to provide the court with documents related to the league's bounty investigation of the Saints.
NFC South Spin cycle: Freeman roller coaster continues
With the Panthers and Saints on bye, the NFC South went 2-0 vs. the AFC West on Sunday.
Saints still looking to FS Jenkins for spark
The Saints could not be more pleased with Malcolm Jenkins' leadership, but he and other Saints defenders are going to have to start playing more opportunistically.
Players appeal reissued 'Bountygate' suspensions
The four players who received suspensions in the 'Bountygate' incidents have filed appeals with the NFL, according to multiple reports.
Goodell reaffirms bounty suspensions
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell reaffirmed suspensions to the players allegedly involved in the Saints' bounty program, with some adjustments.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell reduced Scott Fuijta's bounty suspension from three games to one. Here's the letter he wrote to Fujita.
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell reduced DE Anthony Hargrove's suspension from eight games to seven for his role in the Saints' bounty program.
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I've only got a couple of more posts left after this one, so we are now moving into what I consider the Dodgers top 30 prospects. As I remindder, the players that I have included within my ranking are players in the Dodgers minor league system who meets the following qualifications: (1) played in the Dodgers minor league system during 2009, or was injured during the entire 2009 season; (2) is still within the Dodgers organization as of season end (so that is why Hoffmann is still included); (3) is under 28 years old as of Opening Day 2010; and (4) the player is still considered a prospect by Baseball America Standards, which means that pitchers must have less than 50 innings pitched in the majors, and hitters must have less than 130 at bats in the majors. Like Baseball America, I do not take into account service time, and therefore it is possible that I have included prospects who will not technically be rookies in 2010. Enjoy, and let me know your comments as to which players you think should be ranked higher or lower based on your opinions.
30. Jamie Hoffmann, RF (68 games in AAA, 29 games in AA in 2009)
Signed by Dodgers 9/2/03
6'3", 235 lbs, 25.5 years old, bats right handed
.291 average, 10 HR's, 64 RBI's, 15 SB's
Prior Year Ranking: 29
I realize that Jamie Hoffmann is no longer with the Dodgers because he was selected by the Yankees in the Rule 5 draft, but because I put together my ranking early in the offseason, I've included him. Plus, there is a very good chance that Hoffmann will be returned to the Dodgers before the end of the 2010 season because the Yankees already have four other outfielders who are ahead of Hoffmann on the depth chart. Whether he returns or is gone forever, I see Hoffmann's ceiling as a major league backup so he barely warrants a top 30 ranking. The ex-hockey player is a great defensive outfielder and has a knack for getting on base, but he doesn't really have that plus offensive tool that would allow him to be a major league regular. His power is mediocre at best, and while he did steal 15 bases in 2009, he was also caught 11 times. Even if Hoffmann does return to the Dodgers, he definitely wouldn't have a spot on the team in 2010 unless injuries diminish the Dodgers outfield depth. However, there is an opportunity for him to claim a spot on the Dodgers bench in the future after Manny leaves (given that Hoffmann does in fact return to the Dodgers). No matter what happens, 2010 should be an interesting year for Jamie because at the very least, he'll get exposed to the crazy New York media during spring training.
29. Cole St. Clair, LHP (36.3 innings in LoA in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2008, 7th round
6'5", 225 lbs, 23.5 years old
Prior Year Ranking: 20
Cole St. Clair has a very impressive high school and college resume, and it's amazing that he fell all the way to the 7th round of the 2008 draft. I mentioned many of his amazing stats last year, but it is worth noting a few of them again: (1) he went 11-1 with a 1.16 ERA as a high school senior; (2) as a college sophomore, in 74 innings he went 7-2 with a 1.82 ERA, struck out 100 batters, and allowed only a .151 batting average; (3) in the summer of 2006 he played for Team USA and posted a 0.69 ERA in 26 innings and struck out 43; (4) during his junior season in college he recorded a 1.91 ERA and picked up 9 saves; (5) finally as a college senior he went 10-3 with a 3.03 ERA. After he was drafted, Logan White called St. Clair the "sleeper" of the draft and predicted that he would move quickly through the system. While the 23 year old has only moved up to LoA so far, St. Clair has posted very good stats since turning pro. In 2009 with the Loons, Cole picked up 15 saves, had a FIP of 2.87, recorded 11.15 strikeouts per 9 innings, and allowed a .226 batting average against. He also ended the regular season with 14 dominate shutout innings. In addition, St. Claire is still regaining his velocity after suffering injuries in college, but has learned how be crafty in the meantime until his velocity returns (if it ever does). He currently tops out at around 90 mph, but has great pitch placement and solid secondary pitches. Overall, I've gone back and forth on St. Clair's potential, but my final conclusion is that he has a good chance of becoming a successful middle reliever or set-up man in the big leagues. I wouldn't be surprised if he was promoted to AA in 2010 to face tougher competition and give the Dodgers a better look at him
28. Scott Van Slyke, RF (132 games in HiA, 3 games in AAA in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2005, 14th round
6'5", 195 lbs, 23.75 years old, bats right handed
.293 average, 23 HR's, 100 RBI's, 10 SB's
Prior Year Ranking: 123
Scott Van Slyke had a huge year in 2009, but I'm still not sold on his overall potential and therefore I'm not as high on him as some other people are. Van Slyke is 6'5" and is the son of former major leaguer Andy Van Slyke, so he definitely has the size and bloodlines to succeed in baseball. However, in his five years as a professional, he has only had one good season and it was in the hitters' paradise called the California League. Don't get me wrong, his 23 home runs and 100 RBI's were very impressive, as were his 42 doubles, which led all Dodger minor leaguers. In addition, his outfield arm is very strong and so is his overall defense. But before we get too excited about Van Slyke, I think we need to see how he performs against tougher competition. He spent the last week of the 2009 season in AAA and only had 1 hit in 6 at bats, and then played in the Mexican Winter League after the season and had a rather unimpressive 32 at bats. So next year will be his true test as he will be a 23/24 year old playing most likely in AA. As much as I would like for Van Slyke to succeed, I see his 2009 season as a fluke rather than a sign of things to come, so he'll have to prove me wrong with his performance next season.
27. Brandon Martinez, RHP (21 innings in Arizona League in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2009, 7th round
6'4", 150 lbs, 19.25 years old
Prior Year Ranking: N/A
Besides Garrett Gould, Brandon Martinez was the 2009 draftee that I was most excited about. He is still extremely young and has so much room to grow, and that is why I feel that his ceiling is so high. Drafted out of Fowler High School (near Fresno), Martinez had dominate stats his senior season as he struck out 85 batters in 45 innings and allowed a .124 batting average against. While most scouts say that Brandon sits around 90 mph, it has been reported that he hit 94 mph in high school. After the draft, Logan White said "This kid is skinny as rail but I'll tell you he has an outstanding delivery, throws hard and has a fine breaking ball. We'll have to put a little weight on him. He could turn into a really fine pitcher over time." Upon signing with the Dodgers, Martinez was sent to the Arizona Rookie League and struggled mightily. However, I wouldn't read too much into those stats because he was simply adjusting to professional hitters and more importantly did show flashes of dominance with this strikeout rate. I'm guessing that the Dodgers will take it slow with Martinez and send him to the Pioneer League in 2010. Finally, there is one other interesting thing about Brandon Martinez: he is the subject of a book written by his father called "Born to Play." Since I'm not the first to report this, I will simply quote that this book "details Brandon Martinez's unique life — his daily existence, his struggles against discrimination due to Tourette Syndrome (a neurological disorder characterized by motor and vocal tics), and more important, it examines a father's persistent fight for his son's academic and athletic life. Here, the author reveals how the disorder of his son, the discrimination and bad politics almost prevented him from achieving his boyhood dream." While I have not read this book it seems very interesting and I am tempted to read it as some point this spring.
26. Travis Schlichting, RHP (13.7 innings in AA, 12.7 innings in AAA, 3 innings in Arizona League in 2009)
Signed by Dodgers 10/6/07
6'4", 215 lbs, 25.25 years old
Prior Year Ranking: 38
Travis Schlichting has already had a long and complicated baseball career. Originally selected as a 3rd baseman in the 4th round of the 2003 draft by the Tampa Bay Rays, Schlichting never really succeeded with his bat. He was traded to the Angels after the 2005 season, and during 2006 he played both in the field and on the mound. While he threw 8 scoreless innings for the Angles during that 2006 season, they released him, and he would up playing with an independent league for all of 2007. The Dodgers decided to take a chance on him in October of 2007, and after an extended stay in Spring Training at the beginning of 2008, he debuted at AA for the Dodgers and pitched very well throughout the entire season. He logged 60 innings, had respectable stats, and earned a surprise spot on the Dodgers 40 man roster in November of 2008. Heading into in 2009, Schlichting was looking forward to his first major league training camp. But unfortunately he was one of the first players to get hurt and was sent back to minor league camp before ever getting into a game. He returned to the mound in May, and after 13 impressive innings in AA he was called up to the Dodgers. He made his major league debut on 6/7/09 in Texas and allowed one run in 1.2 innings. He pitched in just one more game before getting sent down to Albuquerque in mid June. Schlichting continued to dominate the minors in AAA before again being shut down, this time due to a back injury. Because of roster limitations, Schlichting was eventually placed on the 60 day DL to create another spot on the 40 man roster. Even though he did finish up the season by making a few more rehab appearances in the Arizona Rookie League, he was kept on the 60 day DL until the season ended. While he did get to make up for some lost time in the Arizona Fall League, he still ended pitching just 47 innings in 2009. Watching him online during a few AFL games, I saw that Schlichting's fastball topped out at 93 mph and was usually at around 91 mph. I also noticed that he threw several curveballs, sinkers, cutters, and changeups, all in 82 to 90 mph range. So, the question now is where does the 25 year old Schlichting fit into the Dodgers 2010 plans? While he seems to be ready for a role in a major league bullpen, the Dodgers simply don't have room for him heading into the 2010 season. That means he'll continue to pitch in AAA, work on his controls (which is his one weakness), and serve as an insurance policy in case the bullpen suffers injuries (which it always does). Overall, he's a solid option to have in the minors, and even if he doesn't see any major league action in 2010, I'm guessing that he'll provide the Dodgers with several valuable innings over the next few years.
25. Javy Guerra, RHP (41 innings in LoA, 28.3 innings in AA in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2004, 4th round
6'1", 195 lbs, 24.25 years old
Prior Year Ranking: 47
After several mediocre years in the Dodgers system, Javy Guerra made big strides in 2009. Drafted back in 2004, Guerra had a solid debut in the Gulf Coast League but was then sidelined for portions of the 2005 and 2006 season due to Tommy John surgery. He returned to full time action in 2007 and was used as a starter, but the results were disastrous as he had a 6.27 ERA in the HiA. 2008 saw the beginning of Guerra's conversion to reliever, and he showed a lot of improvement in the California League and then later in the Hawaii Winter League. At the start of the 2009 season, Javy was "demoted" to LoA, but was handed the closer's role with the idea that success would lead to a big promotion. As it turns out Guerra exceeded expectations in the Midwest League with a 1.54 ERA and .161 batting average against through 41 innings, and showed much better control, which was something that had plagued him throughout his professional career. That earned Guerra the promotion he was looking for as he was sent to AA at the end of June. While he didn't quite have the same success against the tougher competition in Chattanooga, Javy did enough to earn himself a spot on the Arizona Fall League roster. Through 10 AFL innings, Guerra only allowed one run, but his control issues returned as he walked 9 batters during that span. Nevertheless, the Dodgers added Guerra to their 40 man rosters this past November to protect him in the Rule 5 draft. The Dodgers have always been intrigued by his velocity as he has been able to consistently throw fastballs in the mid 90's. His heater is complimented by a sharp slider, which sat between 87 and 89 mph during the AFL games that I watched online. During the AFL Rising Stars game, the announcers describe him as having a big arm, a fastball with sink, and an "electric slider." Guerra will most likely return to AA at the start of the 2010 season, and depending on his results he may get promoted to AAA at some point. Overall, while I don't expect Guerra to ever be an elite major league player, I do think that he will be able to become a solid middle reliever at the big league level as soon as this year (similar to how Brent Leach broke into the MLB in 2009 and provided some solid innings).
24. Lucas May, C (68 games in AA in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2003, 8th round
5'11", 195 lbs, 25.25 years old, bats right handed
.306 average, 6 HR's, 32 RBI's, 3 SB's
Prior Year Ranking: 25
The key to Lucas May's success is his ability to play catcher. You see may people feel that May is already close to major league ready with his bat, but that is only if he is able to also play catcher at the big league level. His offensive abilities are not outstanding by any stretch of the imagination, but they are considered solid for a catcher. Basically, May does not have the bat to play outfield or first base, but as a catcher he would at least be an adequate hitter at the very least. The good news is that his defensive ability is improving, as noted by DeJon Watson in a recent offseason interview. Also, I mentioned this story last year, but it is worth repeating again. Early in 2009, I had the opportunity to talk to former player and former Dodger scout Mitch Webster about the Dodger minor league system. After talking about the obvious players, I asked him which players he thought had potential yet were a little under the radar. One of the players he mentioned was Lucas May. When I asked if he thought that he could one day back up Russell Martin, Mitch replied by saying that he thought May would be good enough to one day be a starting catcher in the major leagues. So there you have it, from the professional himself. In regards to May's season in 2009, it was cut short by a wrist injury which limited him to just 68 games in AA. May made the most of his time, however, and ended the season with solid stats. After the minor league regular season ended, May went on to participate in the Baseball World Cup and the Arizona Fall League, and performed very well in both. In the World Cup he showed a lot of power in limited plate appearances and was one of the heroes for Team USA in the championship game. In the AFL he had an OPS of over 1.000 through 40 at bats. Lucas will most likely spend the majority of the 2010 season in AAA, but I can almost guarantee that he will be a September call up. I can guarantee this because believe it or not, 2010 is Lucas May's last option year (he was added to the 40 man roster in November of 2007). Therefore, I'm sure the Dodgers will want to get a look at him at the big league level prior to the spring of 2011, which is when they will have a decision to make whether to keep him on the 25 man roster or place him on waivers.
23. Jerry Sands, RF (41 games in Pioneer League, 32 games in LoA in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2008, 25th round
6'4", 210 lbs, 22.5 years old, bats right handed
.315 average, 19 HR's, 58 RBI's, 1 SB
Prior Year Ranking: 81
Sands was the Dodgers 25th round pick in 2008 out of Catawba College in North Carolina, a NCAA division II school. During his 3 years at Catawba, Sands had a .381 career batting average and hit 61 home runs. His power numbers continued during his debut season with the Dodgers as he hit 10 HR's in 46 games, which placed him second in HR's in the GCL. In my write-up last year, I said "if he has another power outburst in 2009, the Dodgers will be looking at late round gem." Well Sands definitely had another power outburst in 2009, smacking 19 home runs and recording an OPS of 1.019 (which ranked 2nd in the entire Dodgers minor league system for players with at least 175 AB's). Sands started the season in LoA, but struggled so badly that he was sent back to extended spring training in May. After working on his game, Sands resurfaced in the Pioneer League and was absolutely brilliant. He placed 4th in the league with 14 HR's despite having just 163 at bats (the three players that ranked ahead of Sands in HR's had at least 287 at bats), and his 1.114 OPS would have ranked first in the league had he qualified with enough plate appearance. Jerry was promoted back up to the Midwest League in August and this time found much more success, hitting .287 and adding 5 more home runs to his season total. A multidimensional player, Sands makes relatively good contact for a power hitter (he struck out in 19.5% of plate appearances in 2009) and hits the ball to all fields. He also has decent speed and can play all three outfield positions along with first base. However, his most likely destination is right field because of his strong arm and below average range. Overall, Sands is a very intriguing prospect with a very high ceiling. With 29 home runs in 119 games over the past two years, that projects out to almost 40 HR's over a 162 game schedule. I'm not saying that Sands is ever going to hit 40 HR's in the big leagues, but I think that if he continues to improve, he has the chance to be a solid MLB regular. That's pretty good for a former 25th round pick. 2010 should see Sands return to LoA to start the season, but by the end of the year he may find himself in AA.
22. Danny Danielson, RHP (61.3 innings in Arizona in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2007, 7th round
6'4", 220 lbs, 21.25 years old
Prior Year Ranking: 75
Danny Danielson is a big kid out of Alabama who was the Dodgers 7th round pick in 2007. While he was brought along very slowly in his first two professional seasons, Danielson showed up to spring training 30 pounds lighter in 2009 and was ready to work. The extra training paid off because Danielson had a phenomenal year in the Arizona Rookie League in 2009. While his stats don't look overly amazing at first glance, when you take a closer look at his numbers you will realize what a remarkable year he had. His FIP was 2.48, and he had an outstanding strikeout rate of 11.30 K's per 9 innings. What was most impressive, however, was his strikeout to walk ratio which was 6.42 for the season and led all Dodger minor leaguers by a wide margin. When you do the math, that calculates out to just 12 walks in over 61 innings. In terms of his pitches, reports out of the Arizona League were that his fastball was sitting at around 89 mph, but he has reached 93 mph in the past and I think that he is more likely to sit in the low 90's in the future given his big frame. He also has an average curveball and is working on a slider. His best pitch, though, is his changeup, which has been described as outstanding. Still just 21 years old, Danielson will most likely move to Lo-A for the 2010 season and get some more experience. While he doesn't have the pedigree to be a #1 starter, I can see Danielson as a solid #4 starter at the big league level in the future.
21. Xavier Paul, OF (31 games in AAA in 2009)
Drafted by Dodgers 2003, 4th round
5'9", 205 lbs, 25 years old, bats left handed
.328 average, 2 HR's, 16 RBI's, 8 SB's
Prior Year Ranking: 15
The one thing I didn't realize about Xavier Paul was how short he was. I swear that he used to be listed at a taller height because last year in my ranking, I had him at 6'0". Anyways, that is beside the point. The real tragedy is that Paul blew a perfect opportunity last year to prove that he could be the Dodgers 4th outfielder in 2010. When Manny went down for steroids, Paul was called up and got off to a hot start, getting three hits in his first five professional at bats, one of those hits being a home run. But then a random staph infection sent Paul to the disabled list, and right when he was almost recovered from that, an ankle injury kept him out for the rest of the season. Injuries aside, the one thing that has always impressed me about Paul is his ability to hit the ball extremely hard. I've seen Paul play in AAA and during spring training, and the ball just sounds different off of his bat. He has a solid build, and while he'll never hit a ton of home runs, he is a line drive machine. He also plays solid defense, and has the ability to play all three outfield positions given his above average range and his strong, accurate arm. That being said, I don't think he has the talent to ever become a major league regular, but I do think he'll serve as a solid backup outfielder for the Dodgers at some point in the future. While there is definitely not a spot for Xavier on the 25 man roster as of now, you never know what injuries are going to happen so Paul may end up spending some time with the Dodgers in 2010. If the Dodgers do remain healthy, he'll spend the season in AAA as an insurance policy. After 2010, however, the Dodgers will have a decision to make because Paul will be out of options at that point. So in the spring of 2011, let's hope this circumstance doesn't turn into another Delwyn Young situation where the Dodgers end up trading him for almost nothing just because Paul is out of options.


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Daimion Stafford sounds like a project.
Can he go across the middle?
Hope this pick doesn't come back to haunt us.
Lean QB draft this year. Bray has much more potential than Locker ever will have and that was apparent in his play at Washington.
This f_in team needs to be gutted from the top down
How bout we mail in the rest of the games and get a draft position like the Colts. They were the worst team in the NFL last year.
Speaking of haters, where is Jesse?
Trade CJ for Bolt
Can I get moolah in newbieville?
Baby.......He's F N OUT!
How bout a moral victory and a high draft pick
damn he recovered his helmet
Jesse Styleless Your mommy wants you downstairs for dinner.
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Coping With Teen Acne
Whether correct or not, our society teaches children that how they look is as important as who they are -- often more important. These lessons can lead to horrific ramifications. Depression, eating disorders, self-isolation or social anxiety are all conditions that can result from the pressure teens feel to "look good." So what can teens do when such conditions are caused by acne?
With proper education and treatment, teens can stop worrying about their skin and concentrate on what's really important to them: their lives.
About 95 percent of American teens suffer from acne, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. As some cases are less severe than others, teens may be able to conceal their skin condition with makeup, tinted skin treatments or by using their hair or clothing to conceal affected areas.
"Because [a teen's] image has been interfered with by the pimples, camouflage is very important," says Dr. Sadia Baxt, a certified dermatologist in Paramus, N.J. "Certainly young girls who are going to school can use makeup to cover their pimples so they have an enhanced view of themselves. I've even given a tinted cream to the boys that allows them makeup-like coverage for their pimples, as it gives them the camouflage they need and want."
Michelle Smith, a writer from Chico, Calif., recalls the frustration of having acne when she was 13. "I would get [blemishes] on my chin, the sides of my face along my jaw line, my chest, and my back and shoulders. I would wear clothes that covered them or long hair to hide my acne," Smith says. "I can remember walking around trying to hide my face with my books or leaning with my hand covering my pimples. It was such an awful thing -- feeling ugly."
Diet Plays a Small Role
One of the most common misconceptions regarding acne is that eating chocolate or greasy foods causes breakouts. Yet, Baxt says, only a small percentage of cases are actually inflamed by diet. "There is no scientific evidence that diet plays a role with adolescent acne," Baxt says. "I do feel that stimulants in the diet may play a role in the pustule component of acne -- the white heads. However, in adult acne, diet may play a role and some teenagers have an adult form of acne. So I advise the teens I treat to stay away from alcohol, caffeine, shellfish and nuts."
Acne's association with adolescence and unclean skin causes teens to fear how they are viewed by their peers. Fear of judgment can often have an impact on self-esteem and self-worth.
Self-Esteem Sinks
"I often see teens too late in the development of acne to help with [self-esteem] as an issue," Baxt says. "There are so many myths that have been perpetrated about pimples on the adolescent population. Teens tend to feel dirty and that no one is going to accept them or the way they look.
"Parents often think 'They have pimples, I had pimples, it's just teenage acne and it will go away by itself.' But while it is going away by itself -- which usually gets worse before it gets better -- the whole concept of the teenager being judged by his peers ... is a significant factor and plays a large part in how teens feel about themselves."
Self-esteem problems associated with acne are never as clear as when they happen to you. "I had always had pimples growing up, but it became much worse as I got older," says Jennifer Reno, a registered nurse from southeastern Michigan. "At 17, the [acne] became quite bad. It was worst on my face. I was very self-conscious about it. My self-esteem at that time was incredibly low ... I didn't really withdraw from activities, but I was more aware of looking different, and wondered how people perceived me."
Treat It Early
When should parents seek treatment for their teen's skin blemishes? The sooner the better.
"Parents who have children and teens who are just starting to show signs of acne -- and who themselves have had a strong history of acne -- should know that it's time to get [their children] into the dermatologist," Baxt says. "That's where a lot of the focus should be -- get these kids in early enough to be treated. I don't think you make a teen self-conscious by saying, 'You know, I noticed you have been buying over-the-counter things for your face and maybe it is time we see somebody about it.' You have to figure out where your teen is and be responsive."
Understanding what acne is should be the first step in treatment. It's a multifactor disease, with no single cause, says Baxt. It's also an inflammatory disease. "Rubbing, picking and manipulating, and hot water are not going to help an inflammatory disease, they are going to make it more inflamed," she says.
Instead, Baxt suggests teens wash with cool or lukewarm water, using their fingertips -- no scrubbing or buff-puffing -- and applying over-the-counter treatments. If your teen's skin doesn't respond to this treatment, a dermatologist may be needed.
Contrary to social beliefs, all acne is not responsive to the same products. What works for one teen may not work for another. "The problem is you have to know what kind of acne is present to treat it properly," Baxt says. "There are a lot of over-the-counter products that are very effective -- benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid -- for people who have oily skin and acne. The problem comes with people with sensitive or dry skin, as some of these products are extremely harsh. They may not do as well with these over-the-counter products and they usually need some professional help."
Cause Could Be Medical
If a teen has sought a dermatologist's help without success, the acne's cause may be medical. Hormonal abnormalities, ovarian conditions, thyroid difficulties and even diabetes can contribute to the presence of acne. "There are systemic diseases that are associated with acne. This is especially true in adults and in teens that are unresponsive to acne treatments," Baxt says. "Polycystic ovaries, thyroid problems and diabetes are all associated with acne. It shouldn't be considered that this is just acne and it will go away. If it doesn't go away or respond to treatment, other issues should be looked at. A dermatologist can help guide the parent and the teen into what should be evaluated."
Acne is treatable. Teens do not have to live blemish-filled lives, trying everything on the market or hiding their face to avoid being seen. "Acne is not a fact of life you have to accept," Baxt says. "You can win the battle over acne."


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Patient Loyalty Programs Show Their True Value
At Botsford Hospital in Farmington Hills, MI, the acronym "VIP" has taken on a whole new meaning: Very Important Patient. The 330-bed hospital runs a rewards card program, offering perks to hopefully build patient loyalty. Botsford is one of many hospitals around the country instituting loyalty programs in an effort to outpace their competitors. But do these programs work, and are they worth it?
Botsford launched its VIP program in 2010, initially as a referral service to link potential patients with doctors, according to The Washington Post. Any community member can register for a card. VIP members get access to free valet parking, a concierge to help connect them with a physician or specialist, access to a physician within 24 hours, and a 10% discount at the gift shop and on nonprescription drugs at the outpatient pharmacy.
"The Botsford Very Important Patient (VIP) program is our way of extending premier services and valuable discounts to you, our patients, because you deserve special treatment," the hospital website states.
Marketing perks to seniors
The VIP program targets the senior population, featuring images of happy elderly patients on its microsite. More than 900 community members signed up for VIP access, most of them recruited through traditional direct mailing.
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Though it is very nice to conduct programs for seniors, what is more important[INVALID]-is that doctors, nurses and hospitals should treat patieties with integrity, ethical values. Doctors are not telling the truth about the chemical toxic side effects about medication and putting more blame on other issues-instead of the telling the truth about medication. We sometimes do need medication but at the same time, doctors prescribing medications must be honorable and monitor the patient medication[INVALID]-and should be more concerned about the patient's health and not the perks he receives from the pharmacetuical companies. Lilly Katz
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Kevin Love said in an interview with 790 The Zone recently that he would have likely tested the draft waters out of high school had the NBA not required that players go to college for at least one season. "I probably would have tested the waters but like I've been saying, I wouldn't have traded in that UCLA experience for anything," Love said. "There's so many things that went in to it: we had the sunshine out there in Westwood, the beaches, good looking girls, and the basketball of course..."


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These are great ornaments to make with the kids. Children 8 years or older can manage them completely on their own.
I bet you even have all the materials on hand.
Hanging the finished candy canes on the Christmas tree is fun and easy as well, because these ornaments require no special hangers. Just hook each one over a branch, scattering them all around your tree.
With 20-20 hindsight, I wish I had coated mine with gloss decoupage medium. I'll definitely do that when I take them off the tree.
• Batch of bread dough clay – If you don't have one of your own, you'll find My Favorite Bread Dough Clay Recipes here.
• Acrylic paints – I used white, red, gold (though I will use green instead next time).
• Narrow tip paint brush
• PVA glue or decoupage medium like Mod Podge or Liquitex
• Small non-porous dish (glass, ceramic, plastic, etc.)
• Kitchen twine or any cord of similar thickness
• Scissors
Make a batch of dough. Break off a piece and roll a snake. Round one end and flatten the other. Curve the rounded end to form a candy cane shape. Let dry.
Repeat until you have all the canes you want or run out of dough – whichever comes first.
Determine the length of twine you will need to wrap the canes for the traditional spiral stripe. Cut enough pieces (two or three inches longer) for all the canes you made.
Pour a puddle of glue into the dish.
Run a piece of twine through the glue. Wrap it around a cane in spiral fashion as shown. Let dry. Cut off any excess twine. Repeat with the rest of the canes.
Using the twine as a guide makes the painting really easy. Paint a white stripe between two lines of twine.
Notice how that leaves another stripe unpainted. Neat, huh? Repeat with all the canes.
Paint the unpainted stripe red, green or gold … or any color that strikes your fancy.
Friday, December 09, 2011
Make These Sweet Bread Dough Candy Cane Ornaments
5 comments:
- ACreativeDreamer said...
Looking at the photo (without reading yet) my first thought was..."how in the world did she get that raised line around the colors?"
String... what a great idea! Love how they turned out!
- Eileen Bergen said...
Thanks, June.
Funny isn't it? Sometimes the best solutions are the simplest.
- Cyndi L said...
LOVE them! And I think your idea about coating them with medium is really smart. Sometimes bread dough doesn't make it past the mice in my house when I try to store it, but I'll bet the medium would help!
- Cherie Burbach said...
I was just going to say what Cyndi said - great idea about coating them. They look awesome!
- Eileen Bergen said...
Thanks for the confirmation, guys. I just took them off the tree and brushed on glossy acrylic glaze. Nice.
Now I have to take a new picture!
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Hey everyone of Bucs Nation, big time match up this week against two 7-3 teams who are fighting for some serious playoff contention.
I will be honest with you, I did not expect Tampa Bay to be where they are come our match-up this week before the season started. What Raheem Morris, Josh Freeman and the rest of your organization has been able to do is simply incredible. Always fun to see a team that people write off so much rip through some of the best teams in the NFL.
Now, any questions you have about our game on Sunday I would be more than happy to answer to the best of my ability, as will many of our other bloggers over at Baltimore Beatdown.
So fire away and good luck on Sunday, you will certainly need it.


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Governments should support solar power manufacturing: study
Canadian and provincial governments could spend $2.4 billion to build a large scale solar photovoltaic manufacturing plant and then give it away for free and still earn a profit in the long run, according to a financial analysis conducted by the Queen's University Applied Sustainability Research Group.
Queen's University Mechanical Engineering Professor Joshua Pearce conducted the study – to be published in the August edition of the academic journal Energy Policy – to find out if it makes economic sense for governments to support solar cell manufacturing in Canada. He was surprised to discover the answer is an overwhelming yes even in extreme situations and feels governments should be aggressively supporting this industry to take advantage of the financial opportunity.
"This study uses hard financial numbers. Everything we did is transparent and all our equations are in the study," says Professor Pearce. "The benefits of encouraging solar manufacturing in Canada are clear and massively outweigh the costs."
The report looked at six different scenarios: everything from building a plant and giving it away or selling it to more traditional and less costly loan guarantees or tax holidays for a private sector company to construct the plant. In all the scenarios, both federal and provincial governments enjoyed positive cash flows in less than 12 years and in many of the scenarios both governments earned well over an eight per cent return on investments ranging from hundreds of millions to $2.4 billion.
The revenues for the governments of nearly $500 million a year, were determined from taxation (personal, corporate and sales), sales of panels, and saved health, environmental and economic costs associated with offsetting coal-fired electricity.
Queen's started the study last summer, before the Ontario government announced a $7-billion power production and manufacturing deal with Samsung in January. Some criticized the deal but Professor Pearce says Canadians are the winners.
"Canada will really make out if Samsung comes through with what they said they are going to do. We gave them a little bit of incentive and Samsung will give us a lot of jobs, less pollution, and a long term substantial source of revenue. We are absolutely winning on this deal – there is no question," Professor Pearce says. "The market is much larger than the Samsung deal. The question now is how to bring even more photovoltaic manufacturers to the province."
The Energy Policy report, co-authored by Queen's student Kadra Branker, studied the financial impact in Ontario but Professor Pearce says the numbers can apply to all provinces in Canada.
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angry fruit salad: n. A bad visual-interface design that uses too many colors. (This term derives, of course, from the bizarre day-glo colors found in canned fruit salad.) Too often one sees similar effects from interface designers using color window systems such as X; there is a tendency to create displays that are flashy and attention-getting but uncomfortable for long-term use.
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Reductivism, Schwitters, formalization, Lobachevsky, Euclid's parallel postulate, new geometries; that the consistency of an axiomatic system cannot be proven within that system. Gödel. Endless endlessness. Cantor. Pure indifferent multiplicity. void setup( ){actual = new Actual(virtual);} 'Post-contemporary' bricolage. Differentiation. Dialectics and diametric oppositions. Histories instead of History (Badiou). Entropy, Brownian motion, the clinamen, Meillassoux's 'hyper-chaos'. Machines. Non-organic life. Contingency and incompleteness, the passage of idea and concept through form. Glitch, crunchy fuzz.
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There has been much Teemu Hartikainen scuttlebutt in the Oiler's section of the blogosphere lately. He's a big kid, 6' 1", 200 lbs, [shown here getting into the high-traffic area], plays with some grit in his game, but needs to improve his skating. Apparently, Jari Kurri told Kevin Prendergast that the kid has great hands and given his size and sudden production, people are now high on him. Given Prendergast's predilections involving blown smoke, we have to take this with a grain of salt. Given that, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at other NHL players from the Liga in their 18-year-old seasons.
Valtteri Filppula, Niklas Hagman, Antti Laaksonen, Jere Lehtinen, Antti Miettinen, and Teemu Selanne did not play in the Liga in their 18-year-old seasons.
I know my premise is all wrong here - rather than looking at 18-year-old production in the Liga, I only took kids that eventually landed in the NHL. I also note than many of the Finns above are or were of the flying type. A player that needs some work on his stride might not compare so well. So, I draw no conclusions from the above, but it is an interesting look at where he stands amongst his future hopeful peers.


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ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Albany State University hopes to help students achieve more than good grades. They want them to have good homes.
ASU's Early Learning Center hosted a Financial Management Forum Tuesday night to put people on the road to home ownership.
A representative from the city of Albany talked about the housing resources and opportunities available along with tips on managing a budget.
"Graduation for the university is this Saturday and a lot of those students will be staying here in the community. Most of them have been renters for two or three years and so we were hoping that they would take advantage of this opportunity tonight to see how they can become first-time homeowners also," said Jeannette Lucas, ASU Early Learning Center Director.
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Arkansas Takes Game 3, 8-5
Tough loss for the Diamond Dawgs on Sunday. Kendall Graveman pitched 5 1/3, giving up only two runs despite a sinus infection that had him 'getting sick' in the dugout. Caleb Reed came in for 4 2/3 before things fell apart in the 11th. The Dawgs tied the game in the bottom of the 9th after a blunder by the Arkansas shortstop. In the bottom of the 11th, MSU scored two runs and had the bases loaded with one out, but it wasn't meant to be. They were left on base just as about 3,492 other Dawg runners were in the game.


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French Islam et Occident Conference Stresses Muslim Moderation, Tolerance
by Dr. Antony T. Sullivan
Nowhere else in the West is there currently the intensity of anti-Islamic feeling that exists in France. In southern France and especially in the Marseille area, where nostalgia for Algeria before independence abounds, populist demagogue Jean-Marie le Pen relies especially on the refugee colon community as the hard core of his surging popular support, which now approaches 20 percent of the French electorate.
To the north, and notably from bases in the crime-ridden and drug-infested "suburbs"thebanlieuesof Paris, Islamist terrorists have undertaken bombing campaigns in the Parisian subways that have led to widespread popular hysteria, and even to demands that deportation be undertaken of native-born French citizens who happen to be Muslim. Above all, the nightmare that haunts many in France is possible inundation by a sea of refugees fleeing north from Algeria in the wake of an Islamist takeover there. With one in four Frenchmen already of North African background and the Muslim community in France increasingly disposed to assert its cultural autonomy, only greater understanding of Islam in France, and new opportunities for meaningful dialogue between Muslims and non-Muslims, would seem to offer real hope that worsening social and political polarization can be avoided.
Fortunately, there is good news as well as bad.
Islam and the West (Islam et Occident), an independent French public policy organization established in Paris in 1982 and directed since its inception by Francis Lamand, labors specifically to counter such polarization and provide a venue for precisely the sort of dialogue which may assist Muslims and non-Muslims together to construct a common future. To this end,Islam et Occident organized a conference in Paris on Jan. 8 and 9, 1997 on the topic, "Islam and the West:Bound to Cooperate." This conference, held in the largest amphitheater in Paris, assembled speakers from around the world to address many of the most contentious issues. The meeting was supported financially by the Organization of the Islamic Conference (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia), and attracted substantial media attention, especially in the Muslim world.
Among participants at the conference were individuals from France, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Senegal, Egypt, Iran, England, Palestine, Spain, the UAE, and the United States. Speakers included Professor Pierre Chaunu (Sorbonne), Henry Bonnier (secretary-general of Islam et Occident), Abdullah Ibn Abdul Mohsin Al-Turki (Saudi minister of Islamic affairs), Abdullah Umar Naseef (vice president of the Saudi Shura Council), Amadou Mahtar M'Bow (former director general of UNESCO), Ahmad Umar Hachem (rector of Al-Azhar University), Abbas Maleki (vice minister of foreign affairs, Iran), Muhammad el Hachmi Hamdi (editor, The Diplomat, London), Mukhlis al Hammouri (Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, Palestinian National Authority), Jordi Pujol (president of the Catalonia State Assembly), Bakary Dramé (director general of the Zayed Bin Sultan al Nahayan Foundation), Louis Cantori (professor of political science, University ofMaryland), and Graham Fuller (The RAND Corporation). Islam et Occidentintends to publish the proceedings of the conference as a book.
Conference Principles
Explaining the principles on which the conference was based, director Francis Lamand said it constituted a "challenge to fear" between civilizations and a "challenge to ignorance" of the sort derived from portions of the European Orientalist canon. Above all, Lamand asserted that the meeting had been conceived as a "challenge to all those who deny the common heritage of People of the Book," and who reject the commonality of those Abrahamic values which offer a solid basis for Muslim and non-Muslim rapprochement and understanding. Westerners, Lamand observed, need especially to be reminded that Islam has always been a cosmopolitan and tolerant faith, distinguished by its incorporation of and according of formal recognition to a startling range of religious and cultural traditions. The sophistication and diversity of those assembled by Islam et Occident in Paris, and the common themes which characterized the papers delivered, suggest that both in France and elsewhere a new beginning may indeed be possible in Christian-Muslim relations.
A majority of the conference participants emphasized how necessary it is for Muslims and non-Muslims both to respect and to seek to project positive images of the other. In this regard, creation of special educational institutions designed to accomplish these objectives was proposed. Considerable attention was given to how economic cooperation across the Mediterranean might be increased, and to how Europeans might be enlightened concerning the sort of "humane economy" which typified Islamic polities before the eruption of socialism and statism after World War II. For the West, emphasis was placed on the importance of a revival of a sense of community, reinfused with a new recognition of the domain of the sacred. Several conferees noted the importance of protecting religious minorities in the West as well as in the Islamic world. All agreed that violence and terrorism, wherever they may occur, must be condemned immediately and without qualification.
Equality and a quest for justice should characterize all human relations.
Perhaps the most moving of all of the papers delivered was that by Henry Bonnier. Proclaiming himself a "Westerner and proud of it," Bonnier opened his remarks to the assembled representatives of the Muslim world by requesting their forgiveness. "I ask your forgiveness for the Crusades," he said, "and I ask your forgiveness for imperialism. I especially ask your forgiveness for more than 130 years of French colonialism in Algeria." To begin to alter present realities, Bonnier urged Muslims to call neither Christians nor Jews unbelievers, and counseled Christians to desist from thinking of Muslims as heretics. Every human being, he reminded all present, is unique and a creation of God, and should be dealt with on the basis of recognition of that basic reality.
Of all the speakers, Saudi Consultative Council Vice President Abdullah Naseef articulated the fundamental message of the conference in the greatest detail. Relying largely on citations from the Qur'an, he emphasized the Islamic imperative to "respect the other and his beliefs and customs." Equality and a quest for justice should characterize all human relations, Naseef maintained, and all religions should be accorded respect. He endorsed pluralism and invoked moderation as the essential basis of life in society. Implicitly responding to the plea of Henry Bonnier, Naseef emphasized the Qur'anic injunction to forgive those by whom one feels wronged. As for the future, Naseef asserted that it must be built on precisely the kind of common principles being developed at the conference. Concerning the viability of any such effort, he professed himself to be very much of an optimist.
No conferee denounced violence more categorically than did Naseef. In particular, he condemned those who "claim to be Muslims but commit acts which directly violate divine commands." He noted the on-going terrorism in France, and observed that the perpetrators of this violence are criminals whose deeds should be understood as "direct attacks on Islamic interests." These comments were warmly received by all present.
A Seamless Web
The personal representative of Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, Mukhlis Hammouri of Hebron, argued that there is a seamless web linking Islam with political toleration, individual liberty, religious freedom, and social peace. Muslims who truly understand their faith, he maintained, comprehend this reality. Sadly, Islam in the occupied territories is circumscribed in its ability to foster such values, Hammouri observed, because of continuing Israeli repression. He emphasized the importance of Jerusalem to Muslims everywhere, deplored the frequent Israeli closures of the city to West Bankers, and insisted that Jerusalem must become the capital of an independent state. To move forward, Hammouri called both for new attempts at serious dialogue among Muslims, Christians and Jews in Israel/Palestine and for the establishment of an international forum to organize dialogue among representatives of the three Abrahamic faiths. Despite all current problems, he, like Abdullah Naseef, expressed optimism concerning the future.
American Graham Fuller explored the sources of contemporary tension between the West and Islam. On the one hand, Fuller observed that Westerners are burdened by a growing fear of radicalism and violence which they understand (or are encouraged to believe) issue primarily from the Middle East. On the other, Muslims are convinced that they are both manipulated and exploited by a West which often appears to rampage through Islamic lands with the ferocity of a rogue elephant. Underlying everything, Fuller argued, is the imbalance of power which has existed between the West and Islam for two centuries, and which was directly responsible for 19th-century European imperialism. Nevertheless, Fuller noted that Muslims and non-Muslims alike now suffer from many of the same problems of late modernity. By addressing those problems together, he suggested, a new reality may be created as stereotypical fears in the West are diminished and the painful historical memories of Muslims vitiated.
Social and ethical decay, irresponsible government, the management of change, and the preservation of community, Fuller observed, are all challenges which today confront Muslims as urgently as they do Europeans and Americans. In particular, the problems of economic restructuring, changing moral values, the defiance of authority, and the loss of a sense of belonging have become common to Muslims and non-Muslims alike. Only a common response, based on shared spiritual values, Fuller suggested, offers much hope that these and related difficulties may be lessened before a new century dawns. "We are all now forced to live on a very small planet," Fuller remarked, "but we do have an historic opportunity to work and learn together."
Those interested in obtaining additional information may contact Islam et Occident, 147 Boulevard Raspail, 75006 Paris, France (tel. 011-33-12- 46- 34-76-29, fax 011-33-1-43-54-72-88).


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Auburn junior Patton Kizzire was named SEC Golfer of the Week after claiming the SEC individual championship last weekend in Sea Island, Ga., the league office announced Thursday.
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- Sylvain Thimonier said...
Hello Xyros!
Yes, we are talking here of Little Sonny aka Aaron Willis. He cut those titles (Love shock, I gotta find my baby) for Duke and Excello. Later, the same Little Sonny has recorded albums for Enterprise (New king of the blues harmonica, Black and Blue).
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This LP was a labor of love from a French collector from Lyon. He used his large 45 collection! Of course, this is THE Little Sonny and you can find almost all of his early tracks on chronological order on my blog
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More than 500 pupils from a Markyate school have attempted to break the Guinness World Record for the number of people signing and singing the same song at the same time.
On Wednesday, February 5, 525 pupils and staff from Beechwood Park School took part in Sign2Sing.
This was the first time the entire school, including the Montessori, Junior, Middle and Senior Departments, joined together in the performance hall to sing the song 'Get up and Sign' which they had spent the last few weeks practicing and polishing.
Now in its fourth year, Sign2Sing has become a major national fundraising initiative for SignHealth, the charity for vulnerable deaf children and adults.
The school was inspired to take part by one of its Junior Department teachers, Wendy Cooper who is a member of Dunstable Rock Choir, a major supporter of the Sign2Sing initiative.
Earlier in the week, the Junior Department was lucky enough to welcome one of the composers of the song, Pippa Gearing, together with Sign2Sing mascot Olli the monkey.
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YAKIMA, Wash.-- Students at Saint Paul Cathedral School in Yakima were sent home for the day after electrical issues caused smoke in the gym.
Firefighters responded at around 7:45 this morning to a call about smoke in the building. Students were immediately evacuated and taken to the nearby church.
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