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According to Rivals,Michigan won the battle instate this year.I wonder what people will say now.GO BLUE!!!
chance of bowl: 13.6%
I'm genuinely curious how you have enough points to make a thread.
Making a thread is fine.
Making an inane thread about a pointless meme that has been rehashed over and over again with a non-descript title, no link, and questionable punctuation practices is irritating.
Because he's obviously an idiot. I wouldn't be surprised if "john22" has drool spots all over his keyboard. He's been here for 6+ months, and still posts pure jibberish.
If he wants to discuss Michigan football, it should be at mlive or somewhere similar.
Because spelling it any other way is exactly that.
I guess Webster's has it starting with a G, but I don't think J is necessarily incorrect.
would you like some caviar with that bourdeaux, sir??
I'm just trying to prevent this place from becoming the McDonald's of Michigan sites.
Just so one can "get" a high point total and feel superior to others.
Very well said GustaveFerbert. +1 sir.
No, he is just better than you. It has nothing to do with his point total. Now do you feel less inferior?
You are so clever. Keep up the good work.
to the Rivals.
I went to "The Rivals"...but all it showed me was a crappy website about a band from New York City. I don't see anything about Michigan recruiting.
Cool story bro.
Is it a new trend to forgo space(s) after punctuation?
I see a whole lot of this.This,and this. Instead of this. This, and this.
I was going to yell at you for making the thread title uninformative, but then I realized that the content of the thread was just as uninformative, so it kind of fits.
How many points are needed to be able to make a thread? Already have five recruits from Michigan and probably Rawls if he qualifies academically.
You should try not posting for a while. Maybe read some books or something.
I'm glad I needed rivals to enforce someting that was barely true in the first place.
Looks like I've got a bit of a wait on my hands then!
Just add something either informative or funny to a thread when you post and you'll get to 100 in no time.
Pictures of kittens help too.
You may feel like this with so few points:
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you guys gotta get over the cat thing. real bad. really really bad.
I got nothing to add to this thread other than "UMMMMMM?" but I'm posting because it's the first time I've been able to in a week so I'm happy
Don't worry. That's essentially how everyone else feels about it...
I like typing like this.You know what I mean?It's fun.Go Michigan.Hail to the Victors!
It's generally accepted around these parts to put a space after periods and commas.
Assuming that by "these parts" you're referring to English-speaking countries...
Is it me or are some of the dumbest comments on this board always followed with Go Blue?
While I did +1 you, you did manage to end your comment with "Go Blue". I, on the other hand, have carefully added this sentence to avoid that problem and waste the reader's time.
Spartans are the only ones who came up with this and decided it was important.
The whole instate winner meme is nothing more than a way for Sparty to feel they can compare to the big brother. Pointless topic indeed.
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Back to school shopping sanity
By Karen Poff - firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer has flown by and the school supplies are again appearing in the stores.
Virginia's "sales tax holiday" the first weekend in August can make these expenses a little more affordable for families. But this year, to make the shopping experience even more enticing, retailers have created "Back-to-School Saturday," slated for Aug. 11. The day is being promoted as similar to "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday," with special sales and celebrations to encourage shoppers in their quest for the perfect back-to-school shopping experience.
Should you participate in the frenzy? That's a question each family will have to answer for itself. But the way you approach back-to-school buying is what will ultimately determine your shopping success. Your best option might be to apply the shopping "A, B, C's."
Aspirations: Start by discussing your family's aspirations for back-to-school shopping. Are parents hoping to minimize expenses during this shopping "season?" Do the students want to have the most "fly" wardrobe at school? Where can you find a happy medium? Giving each person a chance to share expectations, concerns, and desires allows family members to better understand each other. Everyone may not get exactly what they want, but talking about it in advance may help set a positive tone.
Budgets: Next, move on to a discussion of what your family can realistically afford. Parents should decide how much the family can set aside for school shopping. Avoid the temptation to use credit cards, unless you are able to pay them off in full each month. Students can make decisions within the amount of money they are allotted. If they have more "wants" than the family budget can afford, they may need to use some of their own money or earn money from odd jobs to make up the difference. Necessities, such as the list of supplies the school requires, should come before "extras." Allowing students to make decisions within the amount they are allocated gives them a chance to learn to manage money wisely. (But only when parents don't "rescue" them from the consequences of poor choices.) Parents should help students put the spending plan in writing to guide the decisions they will make at the store.
In the end, back-to-school shopping can be a fun beginning to an exciting new year for students. With good planning, families can purchase what they need without "breaking the bank." Whether or not you participate in "Back-to-School Saturday," your students will be starting the school year off right!
Don't forget about our Extension "ask an expert" feature that I announced in my last blog. You can submit your financial question to me at the following link:
Karen Poff is a Senior Extension Agent with Virginia Cooperative Extension, serving the Northern Shenandoah Valley and specializing in Family Financial Management. Email her at email@example.com
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Find your shot(s) in this little video tour of the new Lomowall at the Museum of London.
Hi Lomofriends,
I was in London to shoot some rolls of film yesterday and figured I'd start off the day looking for inspiration from the Lomowall they erected recently outside the Museum of London. While I was there, I spontaneously decided to whip out my phone and do a little video blog of it. I thought this might be of interest to anyone who doesn't get the chance to come and see the wall in person — particularly any of you who know you had a shot or two included in it.
This was the first proper Lomowall I'd seen myself, apart from the ones in Lomo stores, and I was very impressed. It featured some really cool individual shots and great combinations of shots. Congrats to everyone who contributed to building it.
If any of you recognise a shot of yours in the video, feel free to leave a comment below, along with the minute & second of the film where it features, so that we can identify it too.
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HARTSVILLE, SC (May 21, 2012) — Dr. Susan D. Reynolds grew up in Hartsville. She graduated from Hartsville High School. She earned a B.S. degree in biology from Furman University. She also has a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from The Citadel and a Master of Science degree in Anatomy from the Medical University of South Carolina. She taught high school science (physics, chemistry, biology, and physical science) in Charleston, S.C. for five years before entering medical school. She received her M.D. degree from the Medical University of South Carolina. She then completed her residency in internal medicine (at the Medical College of Georgia and at MUSC) with an additional year in pathology (at MUSC).
She has been practicing medicine in the Pee Dee area of South Carolina since 1989. She moved back to Hartsville in 1997.
She serves as the Darlington County Medical Director for Hospice Care of South Carolina.
She volunteers at the Free Medical Clinic in Hartsville.
Her hobbies include music and photography. She has published several books of her photographs. She is a member of the DAR. She is a lifelong member of the First Baptist Church where she serves as the church historian.
"I am extremely honored to have been voted Best Physician in Darlington County. I would like to say that I work in a medical community of outstanding physicians who do their best every day to take care of the patients in our area. It is great to be associated with The Medical Group and Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center. I have been practicing in my hometown of Hartsville, S.C. since 1997. There is no place that I would rather be.
I want to thank my patients for placing their confidence in me. I hope to continue providing them with the medical care that they need. It is a privilege to serve as their physician.
I also wish to thank my office manager, staff, and nurses for the exceptional job that they do in providing for our patients."
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Feb 17, 2014I might be a bit biased with this game given I am a big Monopoly fan, but I felt it was a pretty decent game. Monopoly Streets is a pretty good transformation. I like the animated characters and city that makes it feel alive. It is a pretty standard video game of Monopoly and does not really take anything to a new level. The computer seems to kill some players off and give others advantages and breaks unfairly. The computer players are morons when it comes to trading and you can totally snipe anyone in an auction at the last second. Also, the whole concept of catching people on your property is gone because it is now automatic. Overall, decent Monopoly game which is made faster by all the calculations being done by the Wii.… Expand
Jan 17, 2011Monopoly Streets is a great game as it is, but considering that the core Monopoly experience is available on other platforms at a much better value, it is difficult to recommend this edition specifically.
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Although the ACT has the best vaccination rates in Australia, Chief Minister Katy Gallagher said community skepticism over its use was 'problematic'. Photo: Supplied
The ACT has the best vaccination rates in Australia, but ACT Chief Minister and Health Minister Katy Gallagher said it was ''problematic'' that some people still questioned the benefits and safety of childhood vaccinations and failed to recognise the concept of ''herd protection''.
A national survey of 1300 people showed that 53 per cent of parents had concerns about vaccinating their children: 45 per cent had concerns but chose to vaccinate anyway, while 8 per cent withheld or delayed vaccination.
The poll found one in four parents were worried about a specific aspect of vaccination. Among the most common concerns were the bigger range of vaccines, ''inadequate safety testing'' and fears a child's immune system could be overloaded by vaccinations.
Ms Gallagher said there were pockets of the community that did not understand how individual vaccinations provided the entire community with ''herd protection'' from ''potentially deadly infections''.
A number of people had been ''lured in by false claims, misinformation and non-evidence based rubbish peddled by the anti-vaccination campaigners'', she said.
The NSW opposition wants legislation to allow childcare centres and schools to refuse entry to non-vaccinated children. Ms Gallagher said she would be reluctant to introduce similar legislation in the ACT as it would ''punish individual children based on decisions which parents have made''.
She acknowledged that more needed to be done to improve vaccination rates throughout Australia and in the parts of the ACT where rates were below average. The National Health Performance Authority says the ACT leads the country for immunisation, with 94 per cent of children under one being vaccinated, compared with a national average of 92 per cent.
By age two, 94 per cent of ACT children were vaccinated compared with a national average of 93 per cent and by age three, 92 per cent were vaccinated compared with a national average of 90 per cent.
However, a healthy communities' report released by the authority last month showed inner south Canberra had the ACT's lowest immunisation rate in all three age groups.
Only 86 per cent of one-year-olds were fully vaccinated, 6 per cent less than the national average, and just 1 per cent above the level considered ''at risk''.
Ms Gallagher said some pockets of families, ''including educated, well-resourced parents'' who chose not to vaccinate their children, put the entire community at risk and more needed to be done to ''impress upon them the community responsibility message''.
''I wonder whether it is a case where we have not lived through a time where there were epidemics of really terrible illnesses which tore through communities, like polio or diphtheria, and that's removed us a little from the entire argument as to why we should vaccinate our kids,'' she said.
''The thing is, these sorts of diseases can re-emerge if we don't vaccinate.''
Ms Gallagher said the ACT would monitor any changes to legislation in NSW while focusing on its own vaccination education campaigns, and she criticised the anti-vaccination lobby for its message.


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Implementing Ajax Login in ASP.NET MVC
Implementing Ajax based login involves many of the same steps as the normal forms authentication. However, the login page doesn't send user ID and password to the server through a standard form submission. Instead, user credentials are sent to the server via an Ajax request. The credentials are then validated on the server and the result of the verification process is conveyed to the client. If the login attempt was successful, the user is taken to the secured area of the website.
Creating a Slide Show Using the History API and jQuery
During Ajax communication, page content is often modified in some way or another. Since Ajax requests are sent through a client side script, the browser address bar remains unchanged even if the page content is being changed. Although this behavior doesn't create any problem for an application's functionality, it has pitfalls of its own. That's where History API comes to your rescue. History API allows you to programmatically change the URL being shown in the browser's address bar. This article demonstrates how History API can be used with an example of a slide show.
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Most of the time, data transfer during Ajax communication is facilitated using JSON format. While JSON format is text based, lightweight and simple it doesn't offer many data types. The data types supported in JSON include string, number, boolean, array, object and null. This support for limited data types poses some difficulties while dealing with dates. Since there is no special representation for dates in JSON, ASP.NET uses its own way to deal with dates. This article discusses how dates are serialized in JSON format by MVC action methods and how to deal with them in your client side jQuery code.
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HTML5 custom data attributes (data-*) are used to store arbitrary pieces of metadata about an element. One way to store such metadata in data-* attributes is to create a separate data-* attribute for each piece of information you wish to store. This approach works well if there are only a few data-* attributes. However, at times you need to store a bunch of metadata in data-* attributes. In such cases instead of creating multiple data-* attributes you can create just one data-* attribute and store all the pieces of metadata as an object in JSON format. To that end this article illustrates how custom data attributes can be used to store JSON data in an ASP.NET MVC application.


text: You gagged and spit!!! But I'll admit I exagerated on the sputtering part. But you are a true and honest wine snob!! On a skiing venture (of which there are many stories), I got a bottle of white wine. The rest of the group being wine snobs, all naturally assumed the white wine was to clean up any spills!!! It took me two days to admit I planned to drink it!! Matthias the Kinky Brewer Senior Pervert Honorable Brotherhood of Brewers, Vintners and Mazers -----Original Message----- From: namron-bounces at ansteorra.org [mailto:namron-bounces at ansteorra.org]On Behalf Of SheriffJen at aol.com Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 2:22 PM To: namron at ansteorra.org Subject: [Namron] Re: Namron Digest, Vol 7, Issue 17 Even though I agree with Mathias' assessment of the perversion issue, I have to take him to task on that wine snob issue. I did not gag, sputter and spit after tasting it. It was just entirely too sweet for me to swallow! And I am not a mythical creature. I am real and honest in my wine snobbery. Genevieve (the absent of late) _______________________________________________ Namron mailing list Namron at ansteorra.org http://www.ansteorra.org/mailman/listinfo/namron


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Diana Osborn to Receive 2013 MCC Distinguished Alumni Award
Diana R. Osborn has been named the 2013 recipient of the Muskegon Community College Distinguished Alumni Award. Established in 1998, the award is the highest honor that MCC bestows upon an outstanding alumnus whose professional achievements, community service, and advocacy of higher education exemplify the foremost ideals of their alma mater.
Chosen via a tabulated voting process by the MCC Alumni Relations Committee and college leadership, Osborn excelled in all three areas critical to her nomination. She will be honored April 30 at the Distinguished Alumni Award Dinner on campus and will also address graduates at the 2013 MCC Commencement on May 2 in Walker Arena.
"I am so excited to get this award because MCC gave me the opportunity to pursue my passions -- education, career and family," said Osborn. "It is a great feeling that perhaps you made a little difference for others. MCC made that possible for me."
Osborn's 45-year MCC career started in the late 1960s, when as a student she worked as a student assistant to help cover her tuition costs. After earning her associate's degree in 1973, Osborn took a secretarial position and subsequently became director of the Personnel Department, Executive Assistant to the President, and concluded her career as Executive Vice President of Administration.
Furthering her education also coincided with her professional progression as she earned her Bachelor's degree from Grand Valley State University in Business Administration, and her Master's degree in Administration from Central Michigan University.
Osborn has received numerous awards and recognition throughout her career, including: the R.P. CIMS Intercultural Awareness Award; the Excellence in Leadership Award from the Liberal Arts Network for development; and the Harold J. Workman award for enhancing creativity in labor negotiations.
She has served several professional and community organizations, on the Board of Directors for both Goodwill Industries and the Michigan Public School Employees Retirement Board, as well as the MCC Board of Trustees and the Foundation for Muskegon Community College.
For more information or to make a Distinguished Alumni Award nomination, visit www.muskegoncc.edu/alumni.


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Addleshaws building to be sold as London property market heats up
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It's obviously great news if the property market is coming back and it's positive that international companies are still interested in London, but I think the real estate partner in the article is right, is it a healthy thing? We have to remember how we got here in the first place and it's certainly a worry if there really is an "unbelievable frenzy' going on. It's frenzy that pushes prices to crazy levels. Perhaps what's happening in Dubai right now will help temper the frenzy?


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NEW YORK (AP) — A court-appointed trustee in New York has mailed out $2.5 billion in checks to victims of Bernard Madoff's massive fraud.
Irving Picard announced the distribution on Thursday. He said it means that he's so far satisfied nearly half of all valid claims made by the disgraced financier's burned clients.
Picard has estimated that thousands of investors lost $17.3 billion in the decades-long fraud. He says he's recovered about $9.1 billion since he was appointed following Madoff's arrest in 2008.
Madoff pleaded guilty in 2009 to charges that he orchestrated the largest Ponzi scheme in history. He's serving a 150-year prison term.
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E. Mary O'Neill, M.D.
Dr. Mary O'Neill is Vice President for the American Red Cross Blood Services, East Division, which includes 12 blood regions from Maine to South Carolina. Prior to her appointment in 2004, Dr. O'Neill served as CEO and Medical Director for the former New England Region.
Dr. O'Neill has a medical degree from the University College Cork Medical School in Cork, Ireland. She was a Resident in anatomical pathology at The Mallory Institute of Pathology in Boston, Massachusetts and clinical pathology at the University Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. O'Neill served as the Registrar for the Blood Transfusion Service Board in Cork, Ireland and was a Fellow in clinical chemistry at the University Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
Dr. O'Neill is board certified in Anatomical Pathology, Clinical Pathology and Blood Banking/Transfusion Medicine. She has served as a Teaching Fellow and Assistant Professor of Pathology at Boston University School of Medicine and as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pathology at Dartmouth Hitchcock School of Medicine in Lebanon, New Hampshire.
Dr. O'Neill currently serves on the Board of Directors for both the AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks) and the National Blood Foundation.
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Michael Chaplo is the Vice President of Recruitment for the East Division where he works in partnership with Recruitment Process and Planning leadership, key recruitment-related functions and field leaders to drive improvements in how the organization recruits blood and platelet donors.
Prior to this role, Michael served as Vice President of National Sales for Preparedness and Health and Safety Services (PHSS) with the American Red Cross in Washington, DC. In this capacity, he brought extensive experience in growing revenue to the not for profit industry, making incalculable contributions to the evolution and growth of PHSS.
Michael is a sales and marketing industry leader with more than 20 years of experience and a proven track record of success. He has contributed immeasurably to the high-tech and telecom industries through his executive tenure with several leading companies, where he developed sales and marketing strategies that resulted in extraordinary revenue growth.
Michael holds an MBA in Management and Finance from Fairleigh Dickinson University, and a Bachelor of Science from Utica College of Syracuse University. He has also completed executive education programs at MIT Sloan, Wharton and Penn State University.
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Sharon Pitt is the chief executive officer of the Carolinas and South Carolina Blood Services Regions – the largest combined blood services region in the American Red Cross system.
Sharon began her career with the Red Cross in 2004 as the Director of Collections for the South Carolina Region. Six years later, she assumed the same role in the Carolinas Region, where she was responsible for all aspects of daily collections operations for the region, which provides blood products and lab services to 103 hospitals in North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. In this role, she also built and led a team of over 400 cross-functional staff in whole blood, automated and special collections.
Before joining the Red Cross, Sharon was a Registered Nurse for 15 years with a range of management roles in acute care and long term care settings and worked in medical equipment sales.
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Ryan Corcoran is the Chief Executive Officer of the American Red Cross South Carolina Blood Services Region, headquartered in Columbia, SC. He is responsible for all Red Cross Blood Service activities in the region, including the collection, processing and distribution of blood components to more than 50 regional hospitals and health facilities. Ryan is also a member of the American Red Cross Biomedical Leadership Development Program.
Before joining the SC Region, Ryan served as interim chief operating officer for the Northeast Pennsylvania Blood Services Region.
In 1992, Ryan began his Red Cross career in account management in the Alabama and Central Gulf Coast Blood Services Region and progressed to the national sector, where he was named national hospital accounts manager in 2010.
He is a graduate of the University of Alabama with a Master's of Science in Biology with an Immunology focus and a Bachelor's of Science in Microbiology.
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Courtney Hopkins, D.O., is the medical director for the South Carolina Blood Services Region of the American Red Cross. She joined the Red Cross team in January 2009 as medical director for the Southern Blood Services Region. Previously, she served as an assistant professor for the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Emory University.
Dr. Hopkins received her medical degree from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed an internship in Internal Medicine with the Mercy Healthcare System in Philadelphia. She was a resident in Anatomic and Clinical Pathology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and University of California, Los Angeles, and completed a fellowship in Transfusion Medicine at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and University of California, Los Angeles.
Board certified in Clinical Pathology and Transfusion Medicine by the American Board of Pathology, Dr. Hopkins has served on committees for the College of American Pathologist and American Society for Apheresis and has co-authored articles appearing in Transfusion, Pediatric Blood Cancer, and Immunohematology.


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Federal IT failures often happen when agencies force-fit commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) applications to meet government needs. This is particularly true with the acquisition and contract writing systems in use throughout the federal government today.
A new class of technology allows individual government agencies to have affordable and flexible acquisition and contracting writing systems tailor-made to their unique needs. Agencies that want to capitalize on these advancements must adjust their approach to evaluating options.
Before I can list the specific changes you need to make, some background is required on the underlying technology.
The first computerized acquisition and contract writing systems were custom developed. That's because there was no other option. Custom development is expensive and costly to maintain. Entrepreneurs recognized this and introduced "off-the-shelf" acquisition systems. The theory was great; rather than start from scratch, agencies could simply configure an existing application. But the reality was very different. Configuration was not so easy, leading to expensive software customization or agencies changing their work processes to fit the limitations of their software. Agencies were not happy, but had no other choice.
Today, forward-thinking companies have created flexible platforms for a next generation of federal acquisition and contract writing systems. The components of these platforms are:
If this type of solution is appealing, here are the most important steps to follow to ensure this new generation of solutions is included as part of your requests for information and requests for proposals for a new acquisition and contract writing system:
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These BPM messages have been in the market for more than 10 years. They promise the magic of a solution that meets all of your needs with none of the pain. It is just another flavor of custom developed systems where you, the client, own all of the functional risk. When the regulation changes, you pay for the change. When your needs change, you pay for the changes. Nearly all of the BPM providers have vanished as a result of this reality. Look hard at all of the failed BPM implementations of large-scale systems before buying the BPM fantasy.
One of the key principles in leveraging these cores components, and the opportunities they afford procurement shops to transform themselves into real Acquisition Centers of Excellence, is to adopt real performance-based approaches to acquiring these next-generation contract technologies. One of the difficulties IT companies face is the insistence on customization like the author states, as opposed to organizations looking at ways to change the way an they do business to conform to best business practices, and leverage the COTS technologies in the first place. Focusing on outcomes and the desired results in a performance-based model, along with the principles and evaluation criteria in this article, would go a long way to helping IT companies innovate their solutions and help government really achieve the systems capabilities they need. These solutions would surely improve the dreadful state of outdated and low-functioning contract management technologies many organizations are currently using across government.
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Well, when you're going to be taxed like crazy for going over the budget anyway, and won't have much money to spend in the coming years on international free agents, and believe in the group that's out there, why not push all your chips to the end of the table and say I am all in? That's exactly what the Yankees did.
After already signing four big names in the international free agent market, the Yankees went all in and added five more big names.
Per Ben Badler of Baseball America, the Yankees inked catcher Miguel Flames from Venezuela, outfielder Juan De Leon from the Dominican Republic, and Korean shortstop Hyo-Joon Park.
Per Kiley McDaniel of Scout.com, the Yanks also added Dominican outfielder Antonio Arias and Venezuelan outfielder Johnathan Amundary.
Think I'm the first on this one: confirmed Yankees signed DR OF Antonio Arias. Rumored to be around $1 million, but haven't confirmed the $.
— Kiley McDaniel (@kileymcd) July 2, 2014
Another NYY signing I haven't seen confirmed elsewhere: VZ OF Jonathan Amundaray. Rumored for $1.5M. Video/Report: http://t.co/81kG0686sA
— Kiley McDaniel (@kileymcd) July 2, 2014
Where are they ranked?
Well, Flames is 16th on the Baseball America list and 25th on MLB.com. De Leon is second on BA and fifth on MLB. Park is 18th on BA and 13th on MLB. Amundary is 22nd on BA and seventh on MLB. Arias is 22nd on BA and ninth on MLB.
The Yankees cleaned up on the international market.
They also added pitcher Servando Hernandez per Badler and 11 others per Mcdaniel for lower level bonuses.
When you don't draft well and you can spend a lot of money to try and fix it, this is what you do. We'll see if it pays dividends for the Yanks in the years to come. Remember, all of these guys are very young. You won't see them in the Bronx for a while.
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Did you ever doubt you abilities working in the design industry?Maybe not so much now, but getting your foot in the door?
I had an interview yesterday, and another today.
I've been doing free-lance work for a while, and I worked at a small place doing basic graphic design (mostly print-based - biz cards, brochures etc). Usually the work I do is nothing over-the-top, it's pretty mediocre actually. (Wow, never been that honest with myself).
I feel like if someone needed me to brand their entire business for them, I couldn't do it. I just don't have the confidence, working the past two years doing such simple work for people. Even though I was interviewed for two junior positions, a big part of me feels like I can't handle it. Not to mention, I was let go after a month and a half at my last place of work because "I wasn't a good fit".
Psychologically I think it's taking an effect on me. I feel like I really need to brush the hell up on software. For example, I want to learn how to make awesome logos in illustrator. I want to learn how to make wordpress sites. Those are huge. Right now I can't do both of them. Again, it goes back to a confidence thing. Maybe I'm just blowing it up in my mind larger than it actually is, but if my boss were to say, "I need you to code a website, make a logo, make a brochure and make it snappy", immediate negative emotions come to mind.
"I don't think I can do this", is the most common.
Right now I do websites for people, but they're just Wordpress premium templates, and customizing them. Anyone can do that. Guess what I'm trying to say is, it's been a really long time since I've done anything challenging, or any work I'm actually proud of.
I'm wondering if anyone has experienced the same emotions - and if it's normal.Tags: None
No one can replace the confidence that you lack in yourself, honestly. That's what it amounts too, unfortunately. Only you, truly, know what you are capable of.
The only thing I can suggest...you are your worst critic. We all are. If you are too hard on yourself...it will hold you back."Go ahead, make your logos in PS. We charge extra money to redraw your logo into vector art so it can be printed on promotional product. Cha CHING! " - CCericola
Getting your foot in the door can be a taxing process, if you really love design, you'll keep torturing yourself until you get there.
As for learning how "to make awesome logos in illustrator", it's a bit misdirected IMO. The theory and research behind a company and how you cleverly weave it into a logo is what makes a logo awesome, the tools aren't what make designer. Although knowing how to use them efficiently makes you money. Regardless, logos are far from being the meat and potatoes for most designers.
Being junior/entry level, part of the job is learning, you will be expected to have a relatively solid understanding of the basics (theory and software). It sounds like you are psyching yourself out instead of pushing yourself forward. As rudimentary as it sounds, think of the little engine that could.Design is not decoration.
The little designer that could?
I think I scan.... I think I scan....
Sorry. Carry on.
You're letting the last job psych you out. 'Not a good fit' is (in my experience) a personality thing, or an easy way to say, 'I won't tell you why I'm really letting you go.' I don't think of it as a remark on your ability to do your work.Shop smart. Shop S-Mart.
I'd say most designers go through this at some level at different points in their careers. Something i've learned over the years, if i'm a little nervous or uncomfortable with a position i'm interviewing for - than it's likely something i'd be good at. If you're TOO confident - then it usually means you'll get bored relatively fast. (of course i'm generalizing here and it doesnt' mean EVERYONE). Sounds like you need to take a break, collect your thoughts and come back fresh. Not a good fit - means your personality didn't mesh with the rest of your teams. That or you were late often or something along that lines. Good fit doesn't usually equate to skills.- Jen
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Originally posted by darkwolf29a View PostThe only thing I can suggest...you are your worst critic. We all are. If you are too hard on yourself...it will hold you back.
Keep in a situation like this long enough and some day (when, depends a lot on your character and work situation) you'll have one of those really scary 'epiphany' moments when you realize that compromising design tricks and shortcuts and a general 'cheap shallowness' has crept into all your work and you really wonder if the 'good stuff' is lost forever, or if you've just learned to hardwire your brain's top-end skills to satisfy time demands and team expectations.
If you find that your inner "oh my god, I can't really be the only one who thinks that doing it that way is totally cheap and unprofessional" has by force of repetition become silenced... that's real cause for concern.
The most effective remedy is to seek peer therapy.
This place (the GDF) has helped many in this sorry state regain their marbles. (Including me)
(Plus we have bacon. And occasionally, tacos and boobies)
I must say i've been in the same boat, I'm just starting out. I wil be entering the field in about a year or two. I'll start interning within maybe six months, give or take. Ive always had confidence, I know I'm good at what I do. But the thought of working with others, most of which will have more experience than I in the field, kind of gets me a little uneasy. I'm often a shy one, and not really a big fan of working in groups, especially when designing. However i do like the whole being able to bounce ideas off each other, and mixing one idea with another ones.
I can say I'll be excited and really happy to get in to the field, and be doing what I was training for and finally get out of my part time job now. but when that first day rolls around and im heading to walking in, my nerves will most likely be shot.
Originally posted by jfdesign View PostNot to mention, I was let go after a month and a half at my last place of work because "I wasn't a good fit".
Originally posted by jfdesign View PostMaybe I'm just blowing it up in my mind larger than it actually is, but if my boss were to say, "I need you to code a website, make a logo, make a brochure and make it snappy", immediate negative emotions come to mind.
Just to add also, having a job that demands barely any attention from your creativity, wears down your creativity quite rapidly. Creative minds need to release creativity, and live in it, it took me a while to find out but that was one of the things that happened to me.
So take drive somewhere, act out of routine for a while, start shopping somewhere else, start designing personal works, take up a new hobby, it seams like a small step but it helps quite a bit.
Originally posted by Fd.ini View PostCreative minds need to release creativity, and live in it, it took me a while to find out but that was one of the things that happened to me.
So take drive somewhere, act out of routine for a while, start shopping somewhere else, start designing personal works, take up a new hobby, it seams like a small step but it helps quite a bit.
(Singing in a chorus, and drawing, incidentally)
Surprisingly, the creative 'sidekick' activities often give me some of my best ideas for my main, paid, commercial work. More importantly though, they restore my confidence in my creative abilities.
Originally posted by Cre8tivDirector View PostSomething i've learned over the years, if i'm a little nervous or uncomfortable with a position i'm interviewing for - than it's likely something i'd be good at. If you're TOO confident - then it usually means you'll get bored relatively fast.
After that it slowly became a drudgery. Month after month, there was that damn cover and the same table of contents and the same stupid late Ford truck ad and the same typefaces used in the same sort of way. In other words, I kept solving variations of the same problem month after month.
I got very bored and left after two years.
For me, design only stays interesting when I'm actually designing. And designing means inventing something new, pushing boundaries, solving problems in new ways, learning new things and pushing into the unknown to see what's there. It doesn't mean arranging things into a nice layout for the umpteenth time. Other people who like that sort of thing are better suited at it than I am.
For many people, I think, a lack of self-confidence in design stems more from being afraid to fail or look stupid than it does about an actual lack of ability. At its best, however, design is very much about taking chances and risking the possibility of looking stupid. It's about pushing boundaries into uncomfortable territory where others haven't ventured. At its heart, that's exactly what design is pushing past what's already been done in an effort to find new or better solutions to problems.
Of course it's necessary to know one's current skill levels and limitations. It's necessary to learn how to walk before running becomes an option. Ideally though, each day should be one more calculated step further along the path to where you've never ventured before. Sometimes it's necessary to stop and catch a breath, secure the position and examine the options, but as soon as that's done, keep moving forward or turn around and leave.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with being at the beginning of a new endeavor and feeling a bit unprepared it can actually be exhilarating. No one is prepared at first. Being the one to not be too afraid to take that first step, then a second, third and forth step, is the very thing that will gives us an advantage over others who are too timid or insecure to do the same.
Guess what I'm trying to say is, it's been a really long time since I've done anything challenging, or any work I'm actually proud of.
I'm wondering if anyone has experienced the same emotions - and if it's normal.
jld I was selling paintings in Tuscany to tourists for 14 years. I made tons of money (relatively) but was slowly losing all creativity. I knew what would sell, what wouldn't, what style the tourists liked, what motifs... and I had to produce, didn't have a lot of time or space to experiment. So I slowly turned into a production painter. And my paintings were really pretty, but dead.
And then I decided that I'd rather work in the local supermarket than prostitute my art and kill the thing that gives my life meaning - this big creativity that just flows through me, thrills me. So I quit and came back to the states, and am slowly getting on my feet again, designing, painting, teaching.
The money isn't so good, but I'm back in my creative flow. It took 3 years to get back in touch with it.
IMHO life is too short to waste - when you can touch that creative space, (and a whole lot of people can't) don't sacrifice it for a job.


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BUFFALO, NY ( WKBW ) The weather could not have been better for the "Music Is Art" Festival behind the Albright Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo Saturday.
Buffalo native and rock star Robby Takac, of the internationally known "Goo Goo Dolls", staged a free day of music, dance, art, magic, and mayhem to benefit his "Music Is Art" foundation.
The MIA website ( www.musicisart.org ) describes the mission of the organization:
Music is Art enlightens and ignites a personal connection to the artistic merit and acceptance of all forms of music. Music is Art will help to explore and reshape music's cultural, social, and educational impact on our community.
MIA has been active in helping area schools receive musical instruments for students, showcasing musicians, and supporting arts education. Executive Director is Tod A. Kniazuk.
The Saturday festival brought music and art lovers of all ages together from 10am until 10p.m. Bands and DJ's performed in all corners behind the Albright Knox- while the grounds were filled with vendors, artists, and community organizations.
According to the MIA website, the first Music is Art Festival was in 2003, right down the street from the Allentown Art Festival, to make sure that music was recognized as an important part of the local arts scene.
Now, the Music is Art Festival is Buffalo's most extensive exhibition of local music, dance and art. Every year the Festival features live music performances of many genres on multiple stages, plus:
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Local DJs spinning an interactive dance experience
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WKBW Channel 7 has been a proud supporter of "Music Is Art" from the start, and will continue to help MIA make good things happen everyday.