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Some days -- especially when the sun is shining bright -- we all need a break in the kitchen.
Don't want to be stuck in the kitchen? Meals such as Black Bean Quesadillas are quick yet nutritious.
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It's no secret that I love to cook ... except when I don't. After all, even the most enthusiastic cooks have days when they'd much rather be doing something else, and food professionals are no different. Today is one of those days for me. The sun is shining, the garden beckons and my inner child is stomping her little feet, screaming, "I don't want to come inside and cook!" Still, dinner needs to get on the table every night, whether I feel like cooking or not.
And the fact remains, I want my family to eat something good every night, so with that in mind, I've come up with a few go-to dishes that make "quick and easy" quicker and easier. Foods like hummus and whole-grain pita chips, grilled cheese sandwiches or scrambled eggs, paired with a simple salad using whatever I have in the vegetable bin. Among the family favorites that fit into this category are quesadillas, the Mexican equivalent of a grilled cheese sandwich.
Without a doubt, these are winners with both kids and adults. While the younger ones start out enjoying this easy-to-make meal at its simplest -- a grilled tortilla stuffed with melted cheese -- most at the table may want more variety.
Fortunately, there are easy, flavorful ways to upgrade quesadillas. And this black-bean version is one of them, taking only a few minutes worth of prep, but delivering a meal that looks more complicated.
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My client — a second year corporate associate working in a foreign office — compared remaining at her Biglaw firm to eating cockroaches.
"You know, on one of those reality game shows where they dare you to eat a bucket of cockroaches and they'll pay you a million bucks if you do."
I requested she elaborate.
"My point is, at some juncture you stop and think — and this is probably a rational part of your brain: Hell, for a million bucks, I'll do it. I mean, for a million bucks, you'll do anything, so long as you can get it over with in a minute or two. The plan is to keep repeating in your head a million dollars a million dollars a million dollars until — bingo! — all done, and you're rich."
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Debbie Rowe plans to fight for custody of her two children - Prince, 12, and Paris, 11 - with the late Michael Jackson, according to the star's ex-wife herself.
"I want my children," Rowe told NBCLA's Chuck Henry.
While the interview was not broadcast, Rowe allegedly told Henry that she will seek a restraining order to keep Jackson's dad, Joseph, away from the kids.
"I am stepping up," Rowe said. "I have to."
Rowe also said she was willing to submit to any testing, including DNA to prove that she is the children's biological mother in the looming custody fight.
She also said she would submit to psychological testing.
Rowe wed Jackson in 1996. He was a patient of dermatologist Arnold Klein, for whom she worked as a nurse. The children were born via artificial insemination.
Us Weekly reports that Arnold Klein is the children's biological father. Separate reports on TMZ suggest Debbie Rowe is not the real mother of the kids, either.
In his last will, Michael Jackson named his mother Katherine as guardian of his three children – Prince, Paris and Blanket, 7. If Katherine died before him or couldn't serve, Jackson nominated Diana Ross as their guardian.
Katherine has temporary legal guardianship of the children at the moment.
Rowe's lawyer sought to downplay her client's statements in the interview, but did reiterate that Rowe is indeed the biological mother of Paris and Prince, and also confirmed that she will at least be at next week's custody hearing.
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Since that is Michael Jackson's will, then they should respect it cause if they love him so much, then his mom should get full custody of them and Debbie Rowe abandoned them when she gave him full custody of the kids to Michael and from what eye see, she just wants his money by getting custody of the kids.
san you are bitter. I do not agree that the kids should be in the care of Joe, however, what mother walks away from her children and gives up alllllllll rights. She did. She doesn't deserve the children. I think that Michaels other wishes should come into play and Diana should get the children. She did an excellent job at keeping her children out of the limelight and allowing them to lead normail lives. RIP Michael. Don't listen to the ppl speaking of you in vein. May your soul rest.
Debbie leave the children with the Jackson family and just ask for partial visits to get to know your children. If you interrupt their lives by a custody battle you will only hurt yourself and the children, and that, you want be able to live with the pain along with the pain they're enduring at this moment of their lives. Please sit down with Katherine and explain to her, you will not seek custody of the children, if she agrees, to let you have partial visits with them, to know them and understand their lives. I'm sure she will agree. That will be the best for anyone in situations as yours. We all love you, for the choice you made, making Michael happy to the end of his life and no one no one can take that from you ever.


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Little children, you are from God and have overcome them, for he who is in you is greater than he who is in the world.
--1 John 4:4
I want to share something with you that Satan doesn't want you to know:
As a follower of Christ, you are victorious!
Yes, you have a very real and very deadly enemy. Yes, you're engaged in a spiritual battle with him every single day. But, you are victorious in Jesus Christ! According to our Scripture today, the battle is already won.
As believers, we fight from a position of strength, not from a position of weakness. We fight from victory… not for victory. When Jesus cried out "It is finished!" Satan was finished. And because of the cross, we have victory in Jesus.
When we came into the Kingdom of God, we were not only transformed, we were translated from the kingdom of darkness into the glorious Kingdom of God. We were born again into the family of God as His children. And because we're children of God, we are joint heirs with the Lord Jesus Christ. That means everything is ours because of Him!
You and I have been born into the family of God, and now the risen, resurrected Redeemer is living in us. The Holy Spirit has taken up residence in our lives and as a result, "he who is in you is greater than he who is in the world."
That is our victory in Jesus and that's why we can say we fight, not for victory, but from victory, from the strongest possible position of strength! According to God's Word, through Jesus Christ we are invincible against the attacks of the enemy… invincible.
For the Scripture says in 1 John 2:17, "Whoever does the will of God abides forever."
I want to leave you with one last thought today: Satan may frighten you, but he cannot hurt you. Because as God's child, you are in His omnipotent grip!
As it says in 2 Corinthians 4:8-9, "We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not driven to despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed"!!
It's my prayer that the Lord Jesus would encourage you with these words no matter what you may be going though today!
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Zach Rogue may never find the same kind of pull as an Arcade Fire or even a Japandroids, but he's long since emerged as one of indie-rock's more reliable role players. After 2003's Out of the Shadow wound up getting his quintet signed to Sub Pop for 2005's Descended Like Vultures, a trail of understated pop craftsmanship followed. See 2006's elegant strummer "Eyes" and the 2007 almost-hit "Lake Michigan." June's Vagrant debut Nightingale Floors is the band's first LP since 2010's Permalight, and much of it indicates that Rogue has spent the last three years finding ways to get his songwriting on another level — from the backwoods psych-pop of "Figured It Out" to the steadily rolling "Siren's Song" to the Nick Drake hues found in the last moments of closer "Everyone Wants to Be You." 18+.
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Awkward Gaddafi Family Photos of the Day: Sifting through a ransacked media room inside Col. Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziya compound, New York Timesphotojournalist Tyler Hicks stumbled upon an incredibly rare sight: The private life of Libya's brutal dictator.
Strewn about videotapes and paperwork were Gaddafi family photosshowcasing the lighter side of a dangerous man. "It's usually the typical handshake photo," says Hicks. "But mixed among all those images were these moments where he let his guard down and we actually saw something other than those staged moments."
Appalling Aftermath of the Day: The earthquake devastation in D.C. is almost too much to bear
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Games as Plays of the Day: Brooklyn's Piper McKenzie theater company has adapted five classic video games into stage plays based on the works of famous playwrights.
Their project, "Theater of the Arcade," is running until August 28th as part of the NYC Fringe Festival.
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A violent brute holds an innocent young woman captive and attacks anyone who dares approach. A glutton eats everything in sight while running away from the ghosts that haunt him. A lone survivor forges a peril-ridden path towards a lush refuge he can never reach. Are these the plots of classic video games, or are they searing narratives of modernist drama?
In other words, Donkey Kong, Pac-Man and more are given the dramatic backstories they so richly deserve.
[Bonus]: a couple of pics, and a video of a hilariously menacing "deleted scene" called "Harold Pinter's Duck Hunt."
Along with Mike Stoller, Leiber penned some of the most famous songs of rock's early years: "Hound Dog," "Yakety Yak," "On Broadway," "Jailhouse Rock," "There Goes My Baby," "Stand By Me," and "Love Potion No. 9," among many others. When it comes to the magical alchemy at the heart of rock 'n' roll—that blend of hard-core blues and R&B with a mainstream pop sense that made black music palatable for a white audience without sacrificing any of its power or sexiness—the partnership of Leiber and Stoller was absolutely essential in creating one of the most dominant forms of popular music in the 20th century and beyond.
Leiber's impact on your life may be best summarized by this list of songs he co-wrote, mostly writing the lyrics while Stoller handled the music: Big Mama Thornton and Elvis Presley's "Hound Dog," Elvis's "Jailhouse Rock," Dion's "Ruby Baby," The Drifters' "There Goes My Baby," The Coasters' "Yakety Yak," The Searchers' "Love Potion No. 9," Peggy Lee's "Is That All There Is?," Ben E. King's "Stand By Me" (written w/ Ben E. King and also recorded by John Lennon), Ben E. King's "Spanish Harlem" (Leiber and Phil Spector), George Benson's "On Broadway," and Stealers Wheel's "Stuck in the Middle With You." Take away Leiber's work and you have to imagine Elvis without "Jailhouse Rock," or the movie Stand By Me without the song — or Reservoir Dogs without "Stuck in the Middle With You" (not for the faint of heart).
Rest in peace Mr. Leiber, and thanks for the songs, including this advice from "Is That All There Is?":
For I know just as well as I'm standing here talking to you,
When that final moment comes and I'm breathing my last breath, I'll be saying to myself,
Is that all there is, is that all there is?
If that's all there is my friends, then let's keep dancing;
Let's break out the booze and have a ball,
If that's all there is.
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Fan-Made Lego Avengers of the Day: Lego genius Andrew Becraft designed his very own set of Lego Avengers.
Iron Man, Spider-Man, Wolverine, Captain America, Thor, and The Hulk are all based on classic versions of the characters with some help from other Lego kits and a few pieces from BrickForge.
Lego will eventually release their own set of Avengers minifigs, but those won't come out until the May 2012 release of Joss Whedon's Avengers film.
Star Trek Landmark of the Day: This sign in Riverside, IA acknowledges what will become the town's claim to fame in 2228: the birthplace of Captain James T. Kirk.
In 1985, the town council wrote to Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, asking him to choose Riverside as Kirk's hometown. He agreed, and the rest is history.
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New Blade Runner Movie of the Day: Director Ridley Scott has reportedly agreed to direct and produce a new Blade Runner film. According to Deadline, it's not clear whether the new movie will be a sequel or a prequel to the original, and it's also unclear whether Scott will approach Harrison Ford to reprise his role as Rick Deckard.
These are still the earliest stages of the project. The movie hasn't been written yet, and Scott still has to wrap up another franchise continuation — his Alien prequel, Prometheus — before moving on to Blade Runner. Prometheus is due out June 8, 2012.
Why do I have a bad feeling about this?
Gamer Dad of the Day: Leave it to a 4chan user to troll his spoiled son by promising an Xbox if the kid could beat a classic NES game, and then whipping out Silver Surfer.
His post, transcribed:
>Take family out for shopping and get some groceries.
>Son suddenly whines that he wants a Xbox 360
>Told the son that I bought a PS3 just last year
>Son wants it for Kinect and play the 'cool kids' games like Halo and Gear of War
>Son started to throw tantrum and wouldn't stop until he get what he wants
>Realized that I have a NES back in the house
>Strikes a deal with my son that if he can beat one of old classic game I'll buy him the console
>Son agree
>Dust off my NES in the storeroom once we get back home and set it up
>Insert Silver Surfer cartridge
>"Good luck son, you seriously gonna need it."
Weeks passed and he still can't beat any stage. Just as planned.
Silver Surfer is not a game, it's a Geneva Convention violation.
But hey, at least it wasn't Battletoads.
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While I was working at the Louisiana Department of Education I had a number of sources tell me about what I have decided to call a Shadow School. A Shadow School is just an unreported school that has its own students, teachers, principal, and building but which goes unreported to the State and Federal Government. […]
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Probably most of you haven't given much thought to how state department's of education collect their data on schools, teachers and students. Well having been in the biz for quite a few years, I do. LEAs (Local Educational Agencies) aka School districts submit their data to the SEA (State Educational Agency) based on requirements that […]
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Saturday evening will mark another showdown against the two programs that have consistently found themselves near the top of the SEC in recent years when the number-one ranked Alabama Crimson Tide welcome in the 13th-ranked LSU Tigers.
Throughout the last few seasons, these two have been no strangers to each other whatsoever.
Their first match up in the 2011 season was dubbed the 'Game of the Century,', which was won by LSU in a low-scoring 9-6 affair. Later that season, the Tide would get their revenge, though, downing the Tigers 21-0 in the BCS Championship Game.
While it only has them for one of these teams, this game once again carries a lot of weight as far as the national championship picture is concerned.
If head coach Les Miles and LSU can figure out a way one more time to beat Alabama in their home stadium, as they did in 2011, then that may completely dash the hopes of Alabama to capture their third consecutive crystal ball, and fourth in the last five years.
Can they? Absolutely they can.
In the beginning of the season, the play of QB Zach Mettenberger improved tremendously from last year under the tutelage of new offensive coordinator Cam Cameron. In a few games this season, the Tide's secondary has shown that they're quite vulnerable to being beaten by the pass.
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From France, Remembrance play funeral death/doom metal and have previously released two full-length albums. Their third and latest is called, "Fall, Obsidian Night" and it is their first one to feature new drummer Norman Muller. "Fall, Obsidian Night" also features some of the heaviest and doom-filled riffs I have heard in recent memory – well, since their last one, "Silencing the Moments…". Remembrance features two vocalists, Carline Van Roos is the female singer, her vocals are clean sounding and sometimes operatic. The male grunt vocals are performed by Mathieu Sachs and this is what you hear on the majority of the CD.There are only 7-songs on, "Fall, Obsidian Night" but the album clocks-in at 51-minutes worth of high calibre Doom metal, with the majority of songs being in the 7-9 minute range, the only exception being the almost 5-minute (mostly) instrumental track, "Our Memories Are Made of Stones". Album opener, "Ageless Fever" begins with eerie keyboard music as the tune kicks in. The guttural, grunt style of Mathieu are on display for most of the track as the angelic female vocals of Carline adds a bit of a contrast to the song. Remembrance gets even slower and doomier on the next track, "Stone Mirrors". The heaviness just keeps on coming with, "The Omen", "Ice-Cold Conscience" and album closer, "Obsidian". The overall vibe on, "Fall, Obsidian Night" is dark, bleak and foreboding with a wall of sound that is just massive. If you like slow, deliberate and heavy riffing, then Remembrance are the band for you. With, "Fall, Obsidian Night" Remembrance have released a solid and worthy follow-up to "Silencing the Moments…" that fans of that album should love.
Rating – 73/100
- Ageless Fever
- Stone Mirrors
- The Omen
- Our Memories Are Made of Stones
- Ice-Cold Conscience
- Winter Tides
- Obsidian
Line Up
- Carline Van Roos – Keyboards, Vocals, Bass
- Mathieu Sachs – Guitars, Vocals
- Norman Muller – Drums
Remembrance – "Silencing the Moment…" (2008)
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Review By Tony Cannella
Carline Van Roos and Mathieu Sachs are very busy people these days. Not only are they part of the French Doom Metal band Lethian Dreams but they also front the band Remembrance also from France. The band describe themselves as funeral doom/death metal, so that should tell you all you need to know about where this band is coming from. Joining Carline (Keyboards, Vocals and Bass) and Mathieu (Guitars and Vocals) in the band is Norman Muller (Drums). The band has just issued their album "Silencing The Moments…" and it is a brilliant slice of down-tuned, doom metal of the finest and fiercest order. Like Lethian Dreams, Remembrance's "Silencing The Moments…" contains only 6-songs, yet clocks in at 56-minutes long. Most of the songs are between 9 and 12-minutes long. There is a lot of music hear. The song "Thief of Light" starts the doom. With it's eerie intro that builds to a crescendo as the track kicks in. The majority of the vocals are handled by Mathieu on this song and his style is of the more extreme nature. Carline joins in near the end of the song. The song builds nicely and it really is a great indicator of what Remembrance is all about. "Death Diaries" is next and it begins with a nice keyboard intro before the heaviness kicks in. This song is just out-and-out down tuned heaviness. Once again Mathieu handles most of the vocal duties with Carline providing background and harmony support. This song is very atmospheric and a definite highlight. Track 3 is the title song. "Silencing The Moments…" begins with a nice piano intro and Carline's vocals coming in over it. As the heaviness picks up the pace, the vocals of Mathieu comes in and really take over the song. This track is another highlight and it is obvious that Mathieu and Carline have great chemistry together. The next song "These Hallways Are Eternal" is also the shortest at almost 3-minutes long. It features some eery keyboard music with Carline's soft voice spoken over it. It creates a cool vibe and offers a bit of a change of pace. The final two songs "Fragments" and "One Reckless Sleep" end things on a heavy, doomy note and are two more highlights and a solid way to bring things to a close.What can I say? With "Silencing The Moments…" Remembrance have put out a solid release that is another fine statement in the doom genre. The songs are well written, well produced and the CD as a whole is very impressive and a great accomplishment for this trio of musicians.
Rating – 75/100
- Thief of Light
- Death Diaries
- Silencing the Moments
- These Hallways Are Eternal
- Fragments
- One Reckless Sleep
Line Up
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I run without it or I put it on a HDD. Never ever ever ever ever put it on a SSD, unless you enjoy buying new ones every couple of years.
no need to worry about writes either.
Regarding its size, please read the following article by Mark Russinovich. The text below is just a small excerpt (it goes into a lot more detail)...Quote:
Should the pagefile be placed on SSDs?
Yes. Most pagefile operations are small random reads or larger sequential writes, both of which are types of operations that SSDs handle well.
In looking at telemetry data from thousands of traces and focusing on pagefile reads and writes, we find that:
- Pagefile.sys reads outnumber pagefile.sys writes by about 40 to 1,
- Pagefile.sys read sizes are typically quite small, with 67% less than or equal to 4 KB, and 88% less than 16 KB.
- Pagefile.sys writes are relatively large, with 62% greater than or equal to 128 KB and 45% being exactly 1 MB in size.
In fact, given typical pagefile reference patterns and the favourable performance characteristics SSDs have on those patterns, there are few files better than the pagefile to place on an SSD. (Source)
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Perhaps one of the most commonly asked questions related to virtual memory is, how big should I make the paging file? There's no end of ridiculous advice out on the web and in the newsstand magazines that cover Windows, and even Microsoft has published misleading recommendations. Almost all the suggestions are based on multiplying RAM size by some factor, with common values being 1.2, 1.5 and 2. Now that you understand the role that the paging file plays in defining a system's commit limit and how processes contribute to the commit charge, you're well positioned to see how useless such formulas truly are.
Since the commit limit sets an upper bound on how much private and pagefile-backed virtual memory can be allocated concurrently by running processes, the only way to reasonably size the paging file is to know the maximum total commit charge for the programs you like to have running at the same time. If the commit limit is smaller than that number, your programs won't be able to allocate the virtual memory they want and will fail to run properly.
So how do you know how much commit charge your workloads require? You might have noticed in the screenshots that Windows tracks that number and Process Explorer shows it: Peak Commit Charge. To optimally size your paging file you should start all the applications you run at the same time, load typical data sets, and then note the commit charge peak (or look at this value after a period of time where you know maximum load was attained). Set the paging file minimum to be that value minus the amount of RAM in your system (if the value is negative, pick a minimum size to permit the kind of crash dump you are configured for). If you want to have some breathing room for potentially large commit demands, set the maximum to double that number. (Source)
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- Damon Oppenheimer will remain as the Yankees' amateur scouting director, Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News reports. Oppenheimer's job was rumored to be in jeopardy due to a series of less-than-fruitful drafts but the Yankees' highly-regarded 2013 draft class may have saved him. Mark Newman, the club's senior VP of baseball operations, could still be in danger of being fired, Feinsand notes.
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- Stephen Drew's ability to play both shortstop and third base would fill a valuable need for the Yankees next season, but ESPN New York's Andrew Marchand doesn't think Drew would sign for a team that might not have a regular starting job for him if Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez are around. The Bombers also wouldn't want to give up their first round draft pick to sign Drew if the Red Sox make Drew a qualifying offer.
- David Robertson doesn't know if he'll be the Yankees closer next year but the reliever tells MLB.com's Bryan Hoch that he's ready for the challenge of taking over from Mariano Rivera. As I wrote in my Offseason Outlook piece about the Yankees, it wouldn't be surprising if New York brings in a veteran with closing experience to at least compete with Robertson for the job.
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- Expect a lot of teams to be watching Jake Peavy's start today for the White Sox. Peavy, who could be the most valuable starter available since he is controlled through next season, will look to prove that he is healthy and effective after a DL stint.
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Bowden's Latest: Garza, Rox, Rios, Morneau, Perkins
The trade deadline is just two weeks away, and with the All-Star Game in the rear-view mirror, Jim Bowden of ESPN and MLB Network Radio writes that the market will pick up rapidly beginning Friday. Here are some highlights from the highly informative article penned by the former GM of the Reds, Expos and Nationals (ESPN Insider required and recommended)…
- Bowden hears there's an 80 percent chance that Matt Garza will be traded before his next scheduled start (Monday or Tuesday of next week). The Rangers, Red Sox and Diamondbacks are still involved, He describes the D-backs as "dark horses," adding that their odds in the Garza sweepstakes would increase if they were willing to part with left-hander David Holmberg.
- The Rockies could also be interested in Garza, but they're not clear-cut buyers right now, and the prospective cost is prohibitive to them. If they were to sell, Rafael Betancourt and Matt Belisle could be had. Michael Cuddyer could be moved, but only if Colorado is "blown away."
- The White Sox have been "extremely disappointed" with offers for Alex Rios thus far. Bowden feels that offers will improve as the deadline draws closer.
- The Justin Morneau era in Minnesota is coming to an end, and the Twins are prepared to trade the former MVP, according to Bowden. The Rays, Pirates and Yankees are said by Bowden to be possible destinations for Morneau.
- The Cardinals, Reds, Dodgers and Braves have all inquired on Twins closer Glen Perkins and been turned away. Those four teams are all monitoring the health of Jesse Crain as well.
- The Yankees are trying to use Phil Hughes, Joba Chamberlain and catching prospect J.R. Murphy to acquire a bat but have had no luck thus far. None of those players figure to interest the Twins in regards to Morneau, Bowden adds, given the impending free agency of Hughes and Chamberlain and the presence of Joe Mauer behind the plate for the Twins.
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Phillies Expressed Interest In Joba Chamberlain?
WEDNESDAY, 1:27pm: A source tells Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter) that the Phillies are not among the clubs pursuing Chamberlain.
TUESDAY, 9:05am: The Phillies are amenable to trading infielder Michael Young and have expressed interest in Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain, writes Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News. Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz may be available as well, since the 34-year-old is a free agent after the season. He'd make sense for the Yankees, one of few contenders with a clear need behind the plate.
So what's getting in the way of a deal? The Phillies' status as a team on the bubble is one factor, as they have three weeks remaining until the trade deadline to pull closer than their current 7.5 games out. Lack of interest from the Yankees seems to be another — GM Brian Cashman's interest "has been lukewarm at best," writes Feinsand.
The Chamberlain-Young-Ruiz trade scenario only makes sense if the Phillies are looking for a way to dump Young's salary, as Feinsand suggests, and/or if they also receive a prospect in return. Otherwise, renting Chamberlain in his contract year only makes sense for the Phillies if they're making a push toward contention. That's the general problem with the idea of Chamberlain and Phil Hughes as trade chips for the Yankees: non-contenders have little need for players in contract years. A contender-to-contender deal could work; for example, the Braves were reportedly interested in Chamberlain earlier this month.
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Yankees Aggressively Pushing Chamberlain, Hughes
The Yankees are aggressively pushing trades involving Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes, an AL executive tells Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (via Twitter). In fact, a deal sending Chamberlain to a National League team could happen soon, though nothing is imminent on either front.
Yesterday we learned that the Phillies have expressed interest in Chamberlain as they feel out the market for Michael Young. However, as Tim Dierkes noted yesterday, the market for the 27=year-olds is somewhat limited as they are in their walk years and not of much use to non-contenders. In the case of the Phillies, they may see themselves as buyers with a real chance to win this year, as ESPN.com's Buster Olney hears.
Chamberlain typically wouldn't garner trade attention, but a team in need of bullpen help could bite. The right-hander has a 5.75 ERA with 9.7 K/9 and 4.4 BB/9 in 22 relief appearances this year. Hughes, meanwhile, has a 4.55 ERA with 7.4 K/9 and 2.4 BB/9 in 17 starts.
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Braves Interested In Joba; Giants Eyeing Twins' Pen
4:36pm: Schulman notes that excepting Glen Perkins, whom the Twins are unlikely to trade, the interesting reliever for the Giants in Minnesota's bullpen is Casey Fien. However, Schulman doesn't know whether the righty, who's posted a 3.55 ERA in 38 appearances, is available.
11:33am: Elder, a Giants scout, was in Minnesota last night to see the Twins' bullpen rather than Chamberlain, tweets Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle. Casey Fien,Jared Burton, Brian Duensing, and Josh Roenicke appeared for the Twins, with Burton and Duensing struggling.
10:30am: The Braves and Giants have an interest in Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain, a pair of American League talent evaluators told George A. King III and Dan Martin of the New York Post. The Braves' Jim Fregosi saw Chamberlain Friday night, while the Giants' Lee Elder attended last night's game "exclusively to watch Chamberlain."
Chamberlain, 27, has a 5.75 ERA, 9.7 K/9, 4.4 BB/9, 1.77 HR/9, and 35.5% groundball rate in 20 1/3 innings this year. He missed most of May with an oblique strain. Chamberlain has worked at 95-97 miles per hour as of late and seems a good candidate for a change of scenery. Once an untouchable starting pitching prospect, Chamberlain is in his contract year and isn't expected to be with the Yankees next season. The Braves are known to be in the market for relief help; they last matched up with the Yankees in a minor trade in November 2010.
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Rosenthal's Latest: M's, Yanks, Roenicke, Rays, Cubs
Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports has a lengthy new article discussing All-Stars, some of the game's top young hitters and a plethora of hot stove info. Here are some highlights…
- Rival executives around the league are critical of the Mariners for rushing their top prospects, but Rosenthal notes that Nick Franklin has been more than up to the challenge, and Brad Miller earned his promotion with his minor league performance. Regarding the struggling Mike Zunino, GM Jack Zduriencik told Rosenthal: "We planned all along to get Mike to Seattle at some point in July … He wasn't expected to be a big contributor offensively if it was now, July, September … but he has held his own, and what he is receiving now will set him up for 2014 and beyond."
- Multiple scouts have questioned the work ethic of the Brewers' players, with one telling Rosenthal "there's a lot of quit on that team." Rosenthal writes that it isn't manager Ron Roenicke's fault that Ryan Braun, Corey Hart and Aramis Ramirez have been injured, but the negative reports could be an "ominous sign" for Roenicke. Rosenthal tweets a correction, noting that Roenicke is signed through 2014, not through 2013 as he initially reported.
- The Yankees aren't planning a fire sale, but if they did, they'd have some of the most attractive trade chips in the game. The Yankees could part with Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes, however, and Rosenthal adds Curtis Granderson's name to the mix, assuming the injured outfielder gets healthy in time.
- The Rays aren't looking to add a starting pitcher with both David Price and Alex Cobb likely to return in the near future. If the Rays make any moves at all, they'll be for impact players regardless of position.
- The Cubs are "all but certain" to trade pending free agents Matt Garza, Kevin Gregg and Scott Feldman, but they're not in a rush to deal Nate Schierholtz and David DeJesus, both of whom are controlled beyond 2013.
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Martino's Latest: Hughes, Joba, Nats, O's, Nolasco
Andy Martino of the New York Daily News has a new column up that is loaded with trade deadline info after speaking to several Major League executives over the past few days. Here are some highlights from his excellent article…
- One National League executive told Martino that the Yankees won't be able to get a useful bat or prospect back for either one of Phil Hughes or Joba Chamberlain.
- The Nationals are the most aggressive buyer on the market at this point, and their primary focus is on starting pitching. "They're calling everybody, said Martino's source. The Nationals recently placed the struggling Dan Haren on the disabled list, and Chris Young has been worse at Triple-A with a 7.88 ERA.
- The Orioles are also making calls as part of a search for starting pitching, which lines up with reports from last week.
- Martino spoke with another NL official who told him that the Marlins are "aggressively" shopping their pitchers. Ricky Nolasco is known to be available, and they're said to be open to dealing Ryan Webb as well. I'd imagine that the team will be willing to listen to offers on Kevin Slowey and Chad Qualls also. It would make sense to listen on Mike Dunn and Steve Cishek, though previous reports state that the Fish would like to hold onto both relievers.
- Nolasco's name came up in February trade talks with the Mets, and one NL executive says that the Marlins are still "desperate" to move him. The Mets aren't a fit for Nolasco at this point, but Martino reiterates that the team could act as buyers this July, despite their losing record, as they look to add outfielders with multiple years of team control.
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Quick Hits: Red Sox, Posey, Cano, Indians
Pirates GM Neal Huntington and Rays GM Andrew Friedman claim that their decisions to leave Gerrit Cole (Pirates) and Wil Myers (Rays) in the minors to start the 2013 season were motivated not by service-time concerns, but by those players' readiness, MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo reports. Mayo says the scouts he's spoken to can't blame Huntington for sending Cole to Triple-A Indianapolis, since Cole has very limited experience at that level. Friedman, meanwhile, says that he needs to be sure a player is ready before having him compete in the tough AL East. "The AL East will expose very quickly any weaknesses that you have," he says. "So when we bring someone here, we need to feel that he's ready to step in and help us win right away."
Red Sox GM Ben Cherington, in contrast, says his organization promoted Jackie Bradley Jr. to start the season — even though doing so could affect Bradley's timetable for free agency — because Bradley is one of the organization's 25 best players, Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald reports. "At the end, if there was that level of confidence that he was part of the best 25-man roster, then we felt he should be on the team. That's part of our responsibility to the fans and to the organization," Cherington says. In addition, Cherington notes, the Red Sox begin their season with plenty of games within their division, and it's especially crucial that they do well in those games. Their first four series against the Yankees, Blue Jays, Orioles and Rays, all AL East opponents. Here are more notes from around the majors.
- The Giants have locked up catcher Buster Posey with an eight-year, $159MM extension, but in Keith Law's latest podcast for ESPN, Posey's agent, Jeff Berry of Creative Artist Agency (CAA), contemplates what might have happened if Posey and the Giants had decided to go year-to-year through the arbitration system. Berry argues that Posey's situation would have been unique, because Posey has won an MVP and a Rookie of the Year award and has played for two World Series-winning teams, but after missing much of 2011 to injury, he doesn't have particularly impressive career bulk counting stats, which are a factor in arbitration hearings. "The challenge, first and foremost, in the arb system was looking at, 'Wow, this guy has accomplished things that no one else has ever done, but [among superstars in the arbitration process] he's also played less than anyone,'" Berry says.
- Reacting to Robinson Cano's decision to fire Scott Boras and hire CAA and the rapper Jay-Z as his representation, one agent says that "Jay-Z doesn't know s— about baseball," Michael O'Keeffe of the New York Daily News writes. "You don't hire a real estate agent to do neurosurgery," the agent continues. O'Keeffe goes on to note that, of course, Jay-Z will not be negotiating a deal for Cano, who will be a free agent after the season. That duty will go to CAA, which represents Posey and a number of other MLB stars. Here are more reactions to Cano's agency switch.
- This year's Indians are excited about the team's offseason spending spree, Marla Ridenour of the Akron Beacon Journal reports. "Hats off to Chris Antonetti and the Dolan family, after losing 94 games [in 2012] they very easily could have folded up shop and said, 'Let's wait for a few more young kids to develop and see what we've got,'" says Jason Giambi, who signed a minor-league deal with Cleveland in February. Instead, he says, "[t]hey went out and got some guys and spent some money. They put together a good ballclub, now we have to answer the bell and play good."
- The Rangers had scouts watching pitcher Joba Chamberlain in spring training, but the Rangers and Yankees never ended up discussing a deal, George A. King III and Zach Braziller of the New York Post write. King and Braziller note that Chamberlain impressed the Yankees with a spring training performance that included nine strikeouts in 10 1/3 innings.
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Cafardo On Chamberlain, Cishek, Royals, Rangers
In today's column, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe ranks all 30 managers in the major leagues. In Cafardo's view, you're doing something right if you're managing in MLB, so there are no negative comments for any of the skippers. Buck Showalter takes third place for his work with the surprise Orioles last season. Rays manager Joe Maddon takes second for his innovative ways. The top spot, however, goes to the Giants' Bruce Bochy. Here's more from Cafardo..
- We learned last week that the Rangers are scouting Joba Chamberlain of the Yankees and one AL scout believes that the Bombers believe they have gone as far as they can with the right-hander. "They would deal him in a heartbeat and then fill in with one of their starters in the bullpen," said the scout. "If Texas would give up Mike Olt, a deal could get done there."
- The Marlins' Steve Cishek is drawing considerable interest from teams looking for a reliever. One scout says that the side-arming sinker baller is likely on most wishlists around baseball.
- The Royals are open to moving Luke Hochevar (albeit, for a higher-than-expected price) but they're also willing to trade projected No. 5 starter Bruce Chen.
- The Phillies' Yuniesky Betancourt has improved his visibility and it wouldn't be shocking to see a team deal for him before Opening Day. The shortstop has a March 24th opt out date and he is on the Cardinals' list as they look to replace Rafael Furcal.
- Cafardo believes that there is an obvious trade to be made involving Tigers right-hander Rick Porcello and the Red Sox's Andrew Bailey. However, Boston's rotation is full right now and they already have Allen Webster waiting in the wings.
- One National League GM says that teams will be kicking themselves for missing out on Kyle Lohse, despite the draft pick compensation that he will cost. "That's the way it's going to go," said the GM, "but you also don't want to overpay for a pitcher who has been hanging around that long. If you can't get him at your price, then you look foolish paying what he was asking two months ago." In Cafardo's view, the Rangers are still the most logical destination.
- Manny Acta, who is now serving as an analyst for ESPN, has said that he hopes to get back into managing. However, he says that he's not interested in becoming a GM.
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I'm a food addict – that much is true, but how does that factor into my current weight? I believe being overweight is a symptom of my addiction, however I recently noticed over the last couple of years that I have a weight loss/gain pattern. Every November I start to lose weight and continue to do so until about March when I stop losing weight. Then in April, May, June, July, and August I gain weight.
There isn't a huge food festival in Phoenix all summer long, so what gives? There is no mystery to solve here – its HOT in the summer and I stop running. You can clearly see what I'm talking about when you compare my weight against my running stats over the last twelve months:
I need to figure out how to stay active when its a hundred and flames outside. Yes, I do eat like a horse, BUT I believe the chart above clearly shows that the more I run, the more weight I will lose. Don't get me wrong, food is a big part of the equation, but I believe what you are seeing in the chart is the result of trading late night snacks with late night runs…
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The NHL has a lot of legendary players, and some names are bigger than others. In this new series TMMOTS will help you Meet the NHL Greats. First up is Bobby Orr.
Orr is one of the greatest players to ever skate on NHL ice. His career started in 1966 with the Boston Bruins, and ended in 1979 with the Chicago Blackhawks. What you may not know is the story of how he ended up in Chicago. But first, here is a little information on the great Bobby Orr.
Bobby Orr Bio
- Born March 20, 1948, In Parry Sound, Ont., Canada
- He played from 1966-1979, Bruins (66-76) Blackhawks (76-79)
- NHL Stats: GP 657, G 270, A 645, Points 915
- Awards: Art Ross Trophy (69-70, 74-75), Conn Smythe Trophy (70, 72), Calder Memorial Trophy (66), Lou Marsh Trophy (70), Lester Patrick Trophy (79), Norris Trophy eight straight times (68-75), Hart Memorial trophy ( 70,71,72)
- Rookie of the year 1966, 13 G 22 A
- NHL's first $1 Million contract (1971 five-year deal @$200,00 per year
- 2 time Stanly cup winner (70,72)
Having never had a chance to watch Bobby Orr play I can only imagine what a great privilege it was to watch #4 skate around the ice. From everything I've read it's clear that no one could touch this man during a game. Orr set the standard that every defenseman has to live up to. His legacy is one that will never be matched. But as great as his career was it was not without turmoil.
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In part Bobby Orr is a big reason for the Blackhawks, Bruins rivalry. A story that I have to admit I didn't know about until I did some research today. It seems to have all started back in 1975, with former NHLPA executive director Alan Eagleson as his agent. From what I could tell Orr's agent was a dirty business man, and ever fully disclosed the details of the Bruins offer. The original offer from the Bruins was for $4 million over 10 years, but due to a knee injury the deal was changed. The new offer was way less money, but included 18.5 per cent ownership in the Bruins. Orr never accepted the offer and it later came out he didn't know about the ownership aspect of it. Just before Orr signed with the 'Hawks, Eagleson was quoted as saying "There is only one way that Bobby Orr will ever be back with the Bruins. And that's if Jeremy Jacobs asks him for another meeting and straightens out the situation. Otherwise he's gone." [Brunt, Stephen (2006). Searching for Bobby Orr.]
The Chicago Blackhawks came called in 1976 when it seems the B's and Orr could no long live together. Orr's agent seemed to have omitted details to get his client to Chicago. Eagleson was friends with Blackhawks owner Bill Wirtz and NHL president John Ziegler that colluded to hold back salaries of certain players. Because Orr had no idea what was going on he signed a five-year contract for $4 million dollars, which was to be paid out over 30 years.
*At 31 years old, the NHL waved its three-year waiting policy and inducted Orr to the Hall of Fame (1979).
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"Nature, who for the perfect maintenance of the laws of her general equilibrium, has sometimes need of vices and sometimes of virtues, inspires now this impulse, now that one, in accordance with what she requires.
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