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AL East Links: Ibanez, Orioles, Blue Jays, Red Sox
Four years ago today, the Yankees traded a package headlined by Wilson Betemit to the White Sox for Nick Swisher. After helping New York to the 2009 World Series and three other playoff appearances, Swisher is now in line for a big multiyear contract as a free agent this winter. Here's the latest from the AL East…
- Dan Martin of The New York Post reports that the Yankees have had "preliminary discussions" about bringing Raul Ibanez back as a platoon player next season. The 40-year-old played more than the club would have liked this year due to Brett Gardner's injury.
- The Orioles are telling teams that their priorities in the trade market are first base, left field, and DH according to MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli (on Twitter). GM Dan Duquette said several clubs match up well with their needs.
- Rival executives tell Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports that Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos is "itching" to make a trade (Twitter link). Toronto is targeting starting pitching.
- Meanwhile, MLB.com's Gregor Chisholm listed the Blue Jays' 12 out of options players (Twitter links): Brett Cecil, Rajai Davis, Jeremy Jeffress, Adam Lind, Jeff Mathis, Mike McCoy, Dustin McGowan, Luis Perez, Esmil Rogers, Sergio Santos, Cory Wade, and Bobby Wilson.
- Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe wonders (on Twitter) how far the Red Sox will extend themselves to sign Mike Napoli now that there is competition from the Yankees. He notes that Boston went the extra mile to sign David Ross.
- Jerry Sands, who was acquired in the blockbuster trade with the Dodgers, could be a platoon answer for the Red Sox at first base or in either corner outfield spot, according to CSNNE.com.
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Blue Jays Acquire Sergio Santos
The Blue Jays acquired reliever Sergio Santos from the White Sox for righty prospect Nestor Molina, announced the team.
In Santos, 28, Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos found his closer on the trade market. The converted infielder posted a 3.55 ERA, 13.1 K/9, 4.1 BB/9, 0.85 HR/9, and 43% groundball rate in 63 1/3 innings for the White Sox this year, saving 30 games in 36 tries. He was formerly a shortstop in Toronto's minor league system from 2006-08. It was surprising to see Santos (pictured) dealt, as there had been no rumors and he signed a three-year, $8.25MM deal with the Sox in September. The contract includes three club options, so the Blue Jays have cost certainty on Santos potentially through 2017. For fantasy analysis of Toronto's Santos acquisition, check out Bryan Grosnick's post at CloserNews.
Molina, 22, posted a 2.21 ERA, 10.2 K/9, 1.1 BB/9, and 0.6 HR/9 in 130 1/3 innings across High and Double-A this year. Molina is a converted infielder himself, and appears close to MLB-ready. Though Molina was not among the Blue Jays' top 30 prospects in Baseball America's handbook before the season, his stock presumably rose with his excellent 2011. Molina is a good prospect who doesn't offer much projection, writes ESPN's Keith Law. Kevin Goldstein of Baseball Prospectus agrees, saying "his stuff falls well below his statistics," and he projects as a #4 starter with a shot at becoming a #3.
"This is the start of a rebuilding," White Sox GM Kenny Williams told reporters today, noting that it is not "the start of falling domino rebuilding." Santos himself was affordable, but perhaps Williams preferred a future rotation candidate in Molina. A lot is riding on Molina after this surprising one-for-one swap. Given Williams' rebuilding comment, look for plenty of rumors regarding John Danks, Gavin Floyd, Carlos Quentin, and others in the coming weeks, although the offers have disappointed Williams to date.
Anthopoulos and Williams matched up once before, on the July deal that sent Jason Frasor and Zach Stewart to Chicago for Edwin Jackson and Mark Teahen.
Photo courtesy of Icon SMI.
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White Sox, Sergio Santos Agree To Multiyear Deal
Three years ago, Sergio Santos was a shortstop prospect going nowhere. Now an integral part of Chicago's bullpen, the right-hander has agreed to sign a three-year, $8.25MM deal with the White Sox, according to the team. The contract includes three guaranteed years (2012-14) and three option years for the White Sox (2015-17).
Santos, a 2002 first round pick, emerged as Chicago's closer this year. He saved 30 games and posted a 3.55 ERA with 13.1 K/9 and 4.1 BB/9 in 63 1/3 innings. Since he didn't start pitching professionally until he joined the White Sox organization in 2009, they're intimately familiar with his arm history.
Santos obtains $1MM in 2012, $2.75MM in 2013 and $3.75MM in 2014. The White Sox have a $6MM option for 2015, an $8MM option for 2016 and an $8.75MM option for 2017 (they will have to pay $750K to decline any of the option years). The guaranteed portion of the deal buys out one pre-arbitration season and two arbitration seasons.
The deal, which appears to be modeled on the one Joakim Soria signed with the Royals in 2008, includes club options for two of Santos' free agent years. The White Sox also limit Santos' arbitration earning power by locking him up now. Yet it's not hard to see why Santos, a converted shortstop who didn't have a job after the Twins released him three offseasons ago, accepted the offer. The Paragon Sports International client gets security in the deal instead of going year to year through the arbitration process.
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Transactions History: Sergio Santos
When the Twins claimed a shortstop off of waivers on this date in 2008, they probably wouldn't have guessed that Sergio Santos would go on to become a closer for their division rivals. Yet that's exactly what's happened since Minnesota claimed Santos from the Blue Jays three years ago.
Santos, selected in the first round of the 2002 draft by the D'Backs as a shortstop, arrived in the Toronto organization late in 2005, when the Blue Jays sent Orlando Hudson and Miguel Batista to the D'Backs for Troy Glaus. The Twins then claimed Santos on May 16th, 2008, before he had ever pitched in a professional game. After Santos posted a .242/.279/.374 line in the minors, the Twins let the infielder go.
Later in the offseason the White Sox signed Santos and within months, he was on the move again. The White Sox traded Santos to San Francisco late in Spring Training on the condition that the Giants would find him an everyday job in Triple-A. Unable to provide Santos with a regular role, the Giants sent him back to Chicago less than two weeks later.
Once the 2009 season began, Santos began the transition to the mound, as Yahoo's Jef Passan explained last year. The right-hander posted an 8.16 ERA through 28 2/3 innings for four different White Sox affiliates and allowed 37 hits and 20 walks, while striking out 30.
By 2010, Santos had graduated to Chicago's 'pen. He posted a 2.96 ERA in 51 2/3 innings with 9.8 K/9 and 4.5 BB/9 as a rookie. Armed with a 95 mph fastball, Santos has posted similar numbers through 19 frames this year. He has yet to allow an earned run and he has 10.4 K/9 and 4.3 BB/9 as Ozzie Guillen's most effective reliever – almost certainly not what the Twins were envisioning when they claimed the former shortstop off of waivers on this date in '08.
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Odds & Ends: Loe, Baldelli, Vizquel, Hill
Links for Tuesday, as catcher Chris Iannetta rejoins the Rockies after a torrid Triple A stint…
- Kameron Loe has a clause in his contract that allows him to ask for his release if he isn't in the major leagues by June 5th, according to Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports. Loe is pitching well for the Brewers' Triple A affiliate.
- Morosi also notes that Rich Hill, who is pitching at Triple A for the Cardinals, has a June 1st opt-out clause in his contract (Twitter link).
- Rocco Baldelli tells Brian MacPherson of the Providence Journal that he hasn't thought about returning to the majors for a team other than the Rays. Baldelli says he would prefer the Rays to another organization.
- Omar Vizquel says he will likely retire if he doesn't finish the year well, according to Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times.
- The Rays released Eduardo Morlan and Cody Strait, according to Stacy Long of the Montgomery Advertiser. The Rays acquired Morlan in the Matt Garza-Delmon Young trade.
- Click here to listen to my appearance today with Jeff & Jeff of KFNS St. Louis.
- Yahoo's Jeff Passan tells the story of Sergio Santos, a converted shortstop who has a 0.52 ERA and 10.9 K/9 as a White Sox reliever.
- Baseball America's Jim Callis compares Manny Machado to other high school shortstops in recent draft history. Yesterday in his mock draft ESPN's Keith Law wrote that the Pirates have Machado and lefty Drew Pomeranz high on their list for the second overall pick.
- AOL FanHouse's Frankie Piliere is hearing buzz about the Reds considering Alex Wimmers with the #12 pick (Twitter link). Law had the Ohio State righty going 16th to the Cubs, picking catcher Yasmani Grandal for the Reds.
- Law ranked James Paxton 12th overall, but doesn't project the lefty as a first-round pick. Paxton, a Boras client, is now pitching independent ball after losing his NCAA eligibility. According to Matthew Sekeres of The Globe and Mail, Paxton has no ill will toward Paul Beeston and the Blue Jays.
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Odds & Ends: Beimel, Cust, Dukes, Santos
Saturday links..
- Jim Armstrong of the Denver Post says that Joe Beimel should arrive in the big leagues within a few days, once he's able to pitch in back-to-back games. Beimel signed a minor league deal with Colorado that will pay a base salary of $850K when he makes the roster.
- A's GM Billy Beane is happy to have Jack Cust back in the mix, writes Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle.
- MLB.com's William Ladson (via Twitter) received a text from Elijah Dukes shooting down a rumor that he has signed on with the Tabasco Olmecas of the Mexican League. Dukes was released by the Nationals roughly three weeks ago.
- Sergio Santos is becoming an integral part of the White Sox' bullpen, writes Scott Merkin of MLB.com. The right-hander made the squad just one year after converting over from the infield.
- The Twins' revamped bullpen is off to a good start, writes Bradford Doolittle of MLB.com.
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Odds & Ends: Dodgers, Giants, Lo Duca, Stults
Tuesday night linkage..
- The Dodgers' ownership issue won't be resolved until the end of the season, writes Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times. The trial to determine the owner of the club will begin on August 30th.
- Sergio Santos – formerly a shortstop in the Diamondbacks organization – has made it to the major leagues as a pitcher for the White Sox, writes Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune.
- Todd Wellemeyer isn't sure that the Giants' rotation is better than the Cardinals starting five that he was a part of, writes Andrew Baggarly of the Mercury News. While it has yet to be announced, Wellemeyer will likely be crowned the fifth starter in San Francisco's rotation.
- Rockies catcher Paul Lo Duca will accept his reassignment to the minors, tweets Troy Renck of The Denver Post.
- Steve Dilbeck of the Los Angeles Times supports the Dodgers' sale of Eric Stults to the Hiroshima Carp. This year marked Stults' ninth with the organization.
- Dontrelle Willis is sad to see Nate Robertson go to Florida, writes Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post. Willis' inclusion in Detroit's rotation was a big reason why the Tigers were able to part with Robertson.
Cafardo's Latest: Fielder, Pedro, Gagne, Santos
In his latest column, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe ranks baseball's managers, from first (Bobby Cox) to 30th (rookie skipper Brad Mills). He also shares a few hot stove notes:
- Contracts like the eight-year pacts signed by Mark Teixeira and Joe Mauer may indicate what it'll take for the Brewers to lock up Prince Fielder long-term. Milwaukee "would like to seal the deal right now," avoiding the drama that will only increase as Fielder approaches free agency.
- Cafardo wonders if Pedro Martinez could end up pitching for the Dodgers at some point this season.
- Alex Gonzalez said "forget it" this winter when the Red Sox asked him to wait until they had dealt with Jason Bay. Gonzalez adds: "I was going to get a starting job, and in this market, I'm glad I didn't wait."
- Eric Gagne believes he can still succeed at the big league level, but he may have trouble catching on anywhere this late in the spring.
- Sergio Santos would have plenty of teams interested in him if he doesn't break camp with the White Sox. Santos, a former first-round pick as a shortstop, is out of options and competing for a spot in Chicago's bullpen.
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Olney On Santos, Trades, Sheffield
In today's blog post at ESPN.com, Buster Olney writes about White Sox pitcher Sergio Santos, who made the transition from being a flamed-out shortstop prospect to a hard throwing relief candidate. Santos was part of the Troy Glaus-Orlando Hudson swap back in 2005, but moved to the mound in 2008 after hitting .226/.268/.332 in over 1,500 Triple-A plate appearances. Santos is out of options, so he'll have to clear waivers to be sent to the minors.
Here's some other hot stove topics Olney touched on…
- Some baseball people said that conversations leading to trades haven't really started yet. "I'd say that'll happen in another week or so, like clockwork," said one scout. "Everybody wants to get a sense of their own team and their own needs, and who they're going to move, before they start talking trade."
- Gary Sheffield did not want to settle for a pinch-hitting role, and the feeling was that he did not want to be sent to the minors. Olney doesn't think it would be a surprise if he waited until mid-season to sign, Pedro Martinez-style, but it also wouldn't be a surprise if he never played again.
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text: Industry 4.0 is paving the way for a social and technological revolution that will drastically change the entire industrial landscape. Why 4.0? As since the 18th century, when the first Industrial Revolution began, it is the fourth wave of major technological changes. There is brand new video footage available from the German Engineering Association VDMA featuring different Industry 4.0 projects of players such as the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Bosch, SAP, Siemens as well as Wittenstein. What this video shows: Industry 4.0 is a sophisticated approach changing the entire global value chain: communication, planning, logistics and production. Actually, Industry 4.0 is a paradigm shift. We aim to gradually decentralize centralized production control. Simplified, the work piece itself is giving the instructions, it addresses the robot directly: 'Please paint me red', or 'I need grinding here and there!' Developments that constitute a reversion in the logic of producing. Prof. Wolfgang Wahlster, German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence Direct link to the video "Industry 4.0 – The Technological Revolution continues!" The video brings up some good points and challenges for industry: How can humans get better support for their work in the factory? How do we connect multiple factories from different companies? How do we share data in this market place? How do software, sensors and RFID technology interact? How does a self-aware-product communicate with its context? How to handle big data? How can mobile devices be integrated? Which data security levels do we need? Which impact does intelligent production have on factory design and construction? What does Industry 4.0 mean for Bosch? Let me give you a concrete example: In the future, components such as the Bosch Diesel injector will be produced in small quantities and in real-time. The production starts only after somewhere in the world a carmaker has actually placed a concrete order. The order form not only contains all information about technical requirements but also about destination and client. The information is embedded in the component and is capable of managing the production process, for example by ordering missing components or setting up the individual production parameters. Simultaneously, customers are kept informed of the current state of production. At the end, however, an employee makes sure that the product really fits into the engine of the carmaker and checks for errors that may have occurred. Hereby he is strongly supported by IT as he has much more information available about an individual object than any time before. If everything is fine the customer will be informed that the product is ready for shipment. Intelligent sensors are able to determine the current location and the environmental settings such as temperature or humidity of the Diesel injectors. As they know the recipient data, they are able to find the destination almost by themselves. The system is supported by complex software that is constantly influenced by the Diesel injectors within the blue box. The software translates the information into clear and meaningful images. The packers receive permanent instruction on what to do and occurring errors are reported automatically. The new system aims to support people in their efforts. The images, for example, can help to bridge language barriers as they are easy to understand and to remember. Bosch engages actively in the Industrie 4.0 project of acatech – the National Academy of Science and Engineering on executive level. An interim report was published at CeBIT lab talk March 6, 2012 in Hannover, Germany. The implementation starts with small steps here and there, there won't be a big bang that is going to introduce Industry 4.0. On the contrary, it will come step by step. But if we look back in ten years we will see that the world has changed significantly. These are encouraging closing words of Hartmut Rauen, Member of the Executive Directorate VDMA. Do you have any experience in Intelligent Production or Smart Factory that you want to share in this blog? Or any consequences it has, for example for adjoint sectors such as logistics, RFID technology or ERP systems? How this will improve work in the facory? Can you envision open data for production? 15 Responses LTO-1 24/05/2012 I really appreciate your wonderful knowledge and the time you put into educating the rest of us. I think the game should be more and more abundant, thank you. Reply Stefan Ferber 24/05/2012 Thanks a lot for your encouraging comment. Do you have some specific topic or interest that we could cover in future blog posts? Reply Nancy Beckman 29/05/2012 "How can humans get better support for their work in the factory?" It's a good question that every company, not just production facilities, can ask themselves. The human element is still the most important at the end of the day. How do all the other processes and procedures aid human employees? Reply Stefan Ferber 30/05/2012 Nancy, thank you for suporting my line of argumentation. We belive that technology is for humans (and not without them). Maybe you have noticed our slogan "Bosch – Invented for Life". I will give a keynote about "humans in the internet of things" in October here http://www.iot2012.org/ Could you share a little bit about your specific experience? Stefan Reply Paul Gooch 25/01/2013 Dear Stefan, I came across your blog while researching case studies for a report for the European Petrochemical Association which will address Technology as an enabler of Sustainable Chemical Supply Chains. I am familiar with the Bosch engagement in IOT after I attended the 2nd Annual Internet of Things conference in Brussels in 2010 – Hartmut Dunger of Bosch was also a participant. I would like to reference the Diesel Injector case in the report, but wondered if you may have other case studiy examples which might have specific relevance to a process industry like the chemical industry. The IOT is a fascinating development – the appllications seem boundless, and I would be the first to admit that it is sometimes difficult to grasp the full implications of this paradigm shift. Paul Reply Ramesh Ramaswamy 10/04/2013 Hi Stefan informative article indeed. I think this industrial 4.0 with IoTS is very relevant for a typical customer specific order scenarios (MTO, ETO) etc. like Rexroth. I have recently seen article about Open Source Engineering… would that also be one part of industry 4.0? regards Ramesh Reply Stefan Ferber 18/04/2013 Ramesh, thanks for linking this to our Bosch Rexroth business. Yes, you are right "Open Core Engineering" by Bosch Rexroth is the first step to open up and support better cooperation. Just recently Bosch Rexroth won the Hermes Award for this: http://www.boschrexroth.com/en/xc/products/engineering/opencoreengineering/index Maybe also an update about the work here in Germany. The "Industrie 4.0 Plattform" is established now http://www.plattform-i40.de/ Stefan Reply Thomas Kessel 21/06/2013 Hello, thanks for giving us an update of the "Industry 4.0″ vision. What role will be played by the Open Source movement and communities in this context? How can the term agility be mapped or linked to the "agilement movement" in the software engineering/development space? What percentage of the value creation process will be achieved by software in the context of production lines? Kind regards, Thomas Reply Miguel Salinas Gancedo 25/07/2013 Hello, In first place, thanks for this document about this exiting new world. The traceability and control always exists, but the confluence of: cheaper sensors, message broker software and cloud systems permit create real projects. Our company Thingtrack are involved in sensor projects during years to capture telemetry signals in vehicles, buildings, and retail counting people with smart textiles, so the Internet of things is a reality. Our product konekti is the fiirst open source web business platform oriented to capture signals in real time, so everyone could test it. http://www.konekti.org Best regards. Reply Stefan Ferber 30/08/2013 Dear Thomas, Dear Miguel, the Software world is much more used to openess than the machine industry. For example: OPC UA is an excellent example of industry collaboration, hence it is not as open as Eclipse, Apache or Linux. But I think the convergence of these two industry sectors will help to open up "Industrie 4.0″ also. At least I am activily promoting this in the steering committee for Industrie 4.0. Stefan Reply Nadine Hulesen 15/10/2013 Dear Stefan, I really like your blog and will follow the activities on your website. Maybe these 2 blogs are also interesting for your audience. http://scn.sap.com/community/plm/blog/2013/04/08/be-prepared-for-the-fourth-industrial-revolution http://scn.sap.com/community/business-trends/blog/2013/09/18/from-idea-to-performance-maximizing-opportunity-in-a-new-technology-driven-industrial-revolution Best regards from Walldorf, Nadine Hülsen Reply Stefan Ferber 22/11/2013 Dear Nadine, thanks for cross-linking. Good to see that you are covering the topic so well. Stefan Reply Michael Kellner 23/01/2014 Dear Stefan, I'm currently working on a term paper for my university about the topic 'potentials & trends in the industy'. Therefore, I'm also very interested in topics IoT and Industrie 4.0 and I read a lot on your blog and got many interesting ideas from it. Are there any scientific sources which deal with these topics? I know the topic is kind of "new", that's why it's hard to find literature but unfortunately it's required for scientific work. Thanks a lot, Michael Reply Alexandra Enderle 27/01/2014 Dear Michael, Thanks for your comment! For a start, I can recommend the following three studies about Industry 4.0 and trends in manufacturing: The first one is from the Fraunhofer-Institut für Arbeitswissenschaft und Organisation: http://www.produktionsarbeit.de/content/dam/produktionsarbeit/de/documents/Fraunhofer-IAO-Studie_Produktionsarbeit_der_Zukunft_-_Industrie_4.0.pdf The second is a study conducted by Roland Berger, which focuses on services in the manufacturing industry: http://www.rolandberger.com/media/publications/2014-01-07-rbsc-pub-Evolution_of_service.html And last but not least, IDC's Manufacturing Insights 2014 Predictions. Here is a good blog post to start with: https://idc-insights-community.com/manufacturing/manufacturing-value-chain/a_new_year_a_new_hot_topic_for_manufacturers_connected_assets_and_th I can also always recommend having a look at the report "Recommendations for implementing the strategic initiative Industrie 4.0" which gives a great overview of the topic, use cases, etc. http://www.forschungsunion.de/veroeffentlichungen/ Alexandra Reply Peng 19/03/2014 Invite to submit papers/posters in the 2014 International Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks for Industrial Applications (WSNIA). It is to be held in conjunction with the FNC-2014 August 17-20, 2014, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Check the WSNIA'14 workshop website at: http://www.WSNIA2014.com. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. Name* Email* Comment

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This zero credit point unit is a program of safety information for students for developing and maintaining a safety culture within the University workplace, and examines occupational health and safety procedures and controls. Students are provided with a basic understanding of fire safety and life safety principles, including campus safety procedures. Built environment seminar safety and onsite operations are covered, including a basic introduction to working with hand tools and materials handling and hazardous material. The program encompasses building evacuation procedures, computer lab, seminar and studio accident management and first aid procedures and safety work procedures particular to computer lab, seminar and studio activity.
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i eat alot of sugar i know i do and if i try to cut down even just on fruit i really crave it to point where i will buy bags and bags of jelly sweets just to feel human!
i get really weak and shaky if i dont have lots of sugar a day. i dont drink anything other than water/green tea so i get most of my sugar from fruits and sweets. i cant seem to break the habit
any advice?
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I totally understand. The hardest part for me was getting past the mental habits and needs. When I felt hungry sometimes it was due to habit not physical need as was cravings for sugary food and caffeine. I don't tell people to fast because I don't know their body but I stuck to a juice for 7 days. It was hard but the cravings went away after 3-4 days for addictive, habit eating, or mentally needing things my body didn't. I took advantage of that when I went off the fast and have not touched sweets and the fruit sugar just does not seem to cause me to need other kinds anymore.
If you just don't eat it for a week (not saying fast just doesn't eat it) and really will power threw it for just 7 days you should break your addiction, habit, or mental need for it. I am not 100% it will work for you but it surly did for me.
I know that is not what people want to hear but the truth in my success started with eliminating till I did not feel slaved to bad things I eat and drink. It was NOT easy but if it were then more people would not struggle with it.
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October 23, 2014
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Wisconsin voters will deal with a wintry mix of rain and snow as they head to the election polls around the state.
An inch or more of snow is forecast for northern Wisconsin, with cold rain to the south. It could be the coldest and rainiest weather in Wisconsin in more than three decades of presidential elections.
Observers say weather is a factor in voter turnout.
Eager voters lined up even before the polls opened at 7 a.m. in Wisconsin on this Election Day.
More than 300 people were in line when a south side Milwaukee polling place opened Tuesday morning. About 50 were in line at a St. Francis polling location.
It could be an indication of what's expected to be a busy day for poll workers in the battleground state of Wisconsin.
The Government Accountability Board has predicted nearly 70 percent of eligible voters will cast a ballot in the Badger State.
The big race is for president and the state's coveted 10 electoral votes. Wisconsin voters also will choose a new U.S. senator, a House representative and state legislators.
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french toast sunday with the boy. slushy weather kept us sitting by the fire all day, starting with a slow brunch, followed by many cups of coffee and tea, donnie darko, and fireplace baked potatoes.
challah bread french toast : 5 slices of challah, soaked in 3 eggs, 1/2 cup milk, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla extract, with orange zest. don't forget that maple syrup/
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simple zucchini soup
four to six zucchinis, depending on size
one 32oz chicken or veggie stock
one onion, diced
three garlic cloves, pressed or minced
butter or oil
salt and pepper to taste
Cook onions and garlic in a little butter or oil until the onions are translucent, then add stock and simmer on medium heat.
Slice zucchinis as thinly as you can with either a grater or mandolin. I like to do this width wise, so you get little rounds. Add to pot and bring to a simmer, then reduce heat to low for half an hour.
Ladle about 3/4 of the soup into a blender and blend just until soup reaches a more uniform consistency, but not until it reaches pulp status. Pour back into the pot and cook for 10 more minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste and enjoy! /
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A problem I am realizing about having a blog where you claim to do work every day, is actually having to prove this. A lot of my work is in process, and I doubt it would be interesting to see a bunch of posts about how far I am on a knitting project or how the staple of my diet is avocados or whatever.
But an even bigger problem is that a lot of the work I do is photography on film, which can take me awhile to get developed. As of a couple weeks ago, I have also been taking a workshop class at NESOP! I've always wanted to take a color darkroom class, but due to lack of monies and time, it had never really been possible. So far, I love it. I miss being in the darkroom and I have boxes full of color negatives which can finally see the light of day / the dark of a darkroom. Hah!
So am I supposed to take pictures of my pictures? I'm not sure. But while I figure that out, and in between updates on projects, I will post some of my older photography!
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zucchini broccoli tortilla crust pizza
makes two pizzas: two large tortillas one zucchini, sliced lengthwise and grilled on both sides one small head broccoli, steamed and chopped 3/4 cup shredded mozzarella 1 small garlic clove, minced or pressed 2 tsp olive oil salt & pepper to taste
preheat oven to 400 F, with a pizza stone if you have it.
mix garlic with oil and spread on 2 tortillas. pre-bake each tortilla for 3-5 minutes until firm and remove from oven.
on pre-baked tortillas, spread zucchini ribbons, broccoli, and then cheese. bake for 5-10 minutes each until cheese is gooey. cut into sections and enjoy /
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Variations. Some meals from the last couple of days. Been craving some summery flavors to go with the pitas and tortillas I brought back from Texas.
breakfast pita with hashbrowns, eggs, tomatoes, & basil
scrambled egg, hashbrowns, halved grape tomatoes, slivered basil, stuffed in a pita.
tuna salad with watercress & avocado, also in a pita pocket!
one can tuna, two stalks celery (chopped), 1/4 cup diced red onion, 1/2 diced avocado, 1/3 cup halved cherry tomatoes, 1/2 cup watercress, green onion, a drizzle of olive oil, with a dollop of mayonnaise. mix then stuff. enough filling for a couple rounds.
spinach & broccoli quesadilla with tomato bruschetta
quesadilla: 1/2 cup steamed broccoli crowns, 1/2 cup sauteed spinach leaves with garlic, 1/2 cup mozzarella, and green onion, folded into a tortilla. grill on both sides and slice to serve.
bruschetta: 1/2 cup quartered cherry tomatoes, 1 large basil leaf (julienned), a drizzle of olive oil and balsamic vinegar, tossed.
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My first crochet project! Which only ended up as nested eggs because my brain was champagne fizzy, but it seems kinda appropriate for the start of a new year. The eggs are being turned into cat toys with the help of some cat nip. Also, I started the second half of my two-tone cowl today. Can't wait to wear it, seeing as today it was 11 degrees this morning. Yikes.
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The 20th Century Was Entirely Mine Lyrics - Fear Before The March Of Flames
On the surface!
There's a reef blower!
Turn your masts!
So with a blow to your bow, take on water
A diver descends
Hey, did no one tell you?
Sunken ships belong underwater
In their slow descent to the ocean floor
They are so quickly forgotten
So as you disapear into the night time waters
How many will you take with you?
So when your insides rot
A diver dscends in pursuit of riches
As he drifts along your bow
He will laugh at the gaping void
sponsored linksHe was the cause of your demise
He will enter to find there is no treasure here
Just a hollow mass of waste and death
Take on water
We knew you didn't have it in you
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Can't find the right tool for your job? Build it.
Have you ever come across a problem that you thought could be easily fixed by software but couldn't find a tool to do it?
It can be a very frustrating experience. This tool should exist!
So, how hard could it be to build it yourself? After all, you're not doing it with the hopes of going into the tech profession. It really is just to make stuff that makes your job easier.
You might work in a field that's not directly related to tech and you don't have access to that techy colleague who can whip something up for you. So what are your options?
Go looking for a developer on oDesk? This might work out for you. Don't go into this without careful planning and clear idea of what you want, otherwise this will end up being a mess.
You could have a go at solving the problem yourself?
Before you dive headlong into figuring out which programming language you want to learn (spoiler alert: RubyOnRails), it's worth investigating the tools available to you as someone without much (any?) coding experience.
So where do we start… as with so many things today, there's usually a service that can help you out.
Automation as a Service (AaaS, now that's a good acronym)
If you're looking to automate a process, and a lot of software tools fall into this category, then your first port of call should be IFTTT and it's business focused rival Zapier.
These services allow you to chain together actions on different web services based on a trigger you specify. A great example is to add a reminder to your phone telling you to take an umbrella to work when that day's weather forecast is rain.
Or how about something more business related… send the responses from a form hosted on WuFoo to your Salesforce account as a new lead.
At this point, your problem might be solved. You can accomplish a lot by using web services as the building blocks of your tool.
However, if you need something a little more specific, read on…
Backend as a Service
Continuing the theme of leveraging existing services we arrive at BaaS.
There's a whole raft of services offering a backend for your next project, accessed via a handy REST API. The 2 big uses cases for this are developing for iOS, where you need to store data beyond on a server but don't want to (or can't) build the server part yourself.
Secondly, if your experience lies in developing for the front end and you are pretty handy with Javascript, then this can be a great option for you.
Parse appear to be the leader in this market, but you could also check out Firebase, Kinvey and Kii.
If you fancy having a go at installing one yourself, there is Helios, an open source BaaS that you can deploy to Heroku and manage yourself.
Still not enough for you?
You're still looking? Ok, I guess it's time to bite the bullet and start learning to code. The question now is what language shall I use and where do I start?
You have a lot of options, so let's narrow things down a little.
Here's the big 4:
- PHP. The workhorse of the web. Facebook uses it. Probably the most popular web language.
- Java. Google use this for a lot of their stuff, they also built a framework for writing web apps in Java, it's called GWT.
- Python. Another favourite in the Googleplex. Python has a great web framework called Django.
- Ruby. The goto language of many startups, primarily because of it's web framework called Rails. Twitter was originally written in it.
Out of those options I always recommend Ruby, paired with the Rails framework, as people's first step on the journey to learning to build web apps.
It's a great language to learn, you can pick up great habits of software development that will make it easier for you to learn other languages, if you want to pursue it later.
But, the primary reason people love RubyOnRails is how quickly you're able to build things with it.
Where to start with Ruby?
A key part of learning is to recognise what are the ways that you learn the best.
Most people find that a combination of visual and kinetic learning styles are most effective. So, for coding, watching someone doing something and then doing it yourself straight after, seems to be a good way to approach learning.
There are a lot of resources available for learning RubyOnRails at different levels of experience. In general, the community is great and very welcoming and helpful towards people new to the scene.
The thing about Rails is that it's a framework that is built on quite a few different concepts and disciplines. Just by using it you will be exposed to Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, a templating language to embed Ruby in HTML (ERB), SASS, Coffeescript, the request/response cycle, HTTP, REST, databases, SQL, automated testing and automated deployment.
Phew, that list is quite long and has a lot of acronyms. You don't need to know all of that before you can build something. Just keep in mind that you will be learning more than just a single programming language when you build things on RubyOnRails.
Your first port of call should be Try Ruby. This will let you play with Ruby in your browser, without needing to install anything. Then, if you like learning from a book, have a read through Rails Tutorials. It's free and covers a lot of ground. Also worth keeping an eye on is Learn Rails by Daniel Kehoe.
If you prefer a mentor based approach, then let me do some shameless self promotion and highlight my class Rails Kickstart. It's a video based course, taking you over the basic building blocks you need to create your own apps with RubyOnRails, with access to support from an experienced Rails developer to help you when needed.
Beyond that, there are some great bootcamp classes, Web development immersive course at General Assembly (disclaimer: I teach in their London office sometimes), Maker's Academy and Dev Bootcamp. These bootcamps require quite an investment of your time, so they only make sense if you're looking to make a career of this.
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Any chick can strip down and get fucked on camera in the privacy of a bedroom, living room or on a closed porn set. However, it takes a special kind of pornstar to get naked and nasty in public. Welcome to Asses In Public, another site from the fine people at Brazzers Network.
The scenes on AssesInPublic begin innocently enough with one or two chicks and a few crew members out in public. The crew is made up of a cameraman and a couple of dudes who take pictures of the sexy gals who show off everything they have to offer right out in the open.
The in-public part of a scene can last for a good 10 to 20 minutes and it usually involves lots of joking and lots of walking around. Of course, the chicks also make a point of sporadically flashing their tits, asses and pussies as they make their way down streets and through shops. While they often try to keep folks from seeing them flashing their naughty bits, some lucky onlookers often get a pretty nice show.
After all the walking, talking and teasing, the girls show us what we really want to see. Yes, they actually fuck in public places, but the sex tends to take place in areas that are somewhat secluded, so expect to see these pornstars giving blowjobs and riding hard cocks in alleys, garages and quite a few parking lots.
There are only 15 videos and 15 sets of pictures. That obviously isn't a lot of content. To make matters worse, there hasn't been anything new since 2008. But it might actually take you longer to get through the content than you'd think because the vids tend to be rather lengthy and the photo sets are quite large.
In terms of quality, these flicks pale in comparison to some of those found on other sites in the network. Here, the vids can be streamed through an embedded Flash player, but the downloadable MP4 and Windows Media files merely offer average-quality playback. As for the pictures, they actually look pretty good and it's easy to save your favorite sets with Zip files.
By the way, you end up inside the network when you first sign in, so you have to do a little work to get to the content you came for, but getting around is easy. All you need to do is place your cursor over the "explore" tab, click "sites & niches" and then select the website you want to visit.
Given that there's so little content featuring pornstars in public, you're sure to want to check out the other sites available to you, like Big Tits At Work, Mommy Got Boobs and 27 others. If the site had more scenes and was still updating, the score for Asses In Public would be a lot higher.
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t-shirts make it to my place but rarely get worn :-/ HOWEVER! i figured i could at least take a picture of the super duper cute gift i got back in October as a TLD (the lipstick diaries) writer from Pauline. Thank you Drama for sending me and the other gals Young & Reckless goodies, it's much appreciated :-)
So i was asked to meet up with Dirty South Joe wayyyy early this morning which was like "f**k yeah! this is great news." but anyone who knows me will testify that i am not a morning person. and on top of that i had shit to take care of. buhh anyway doe…i played my cards right and got to catch up with DSJ & Flufftronix before they left. perfect goodbye? a freaking Luvstep tee x Luvstep 2 hardcopy mixtape delivered by the homie himself. MAD DECENTTTTT. What happens when you f**k with something so hard?? a gift of appreciation. LUVSTEP 4 DAT AZZ. LULZ! Thank you xxo


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Nico Rosberg of Mercedes won the British Grand Prix yesterday after race leader Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull dropped out of an event marred by tire blowouts.
Nico Rosberg won a crash-interrupted Monaco Grand Prix to follow his father as a winner of the race and give Mercedes its first Formula One victory of the season.
Nico Rosberg of Mercedes captured his first Formula One pole position by topping qualifying for tomorrow's Chinese Grand Prix.
Retail sales in the U.S. probably picked up in May as more people bought cars and took to shopping malls, data in the coming week may show.
Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg went quickest in the final Formula One preseason testing session before the 2013 world championship starts March 17.
Nico Rosberg of Mercedes topped qualifying for tomorrow's Monaco Grand Prix to earn his third consecutive Formula One pole position.
Nico Rosberg beat out world champion Sebastian Vettel to take pole position for tomorrow's Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Southside students raise money for classmate with leukemia
Members of the Southside Middle School community came together Friday night to support one of their own, as the Lions Club held a spaghetti dinner to raise money for the family of Janesa Negron, a middle school student battling leukemia.
Negron was diagnosed with cancer in early January, and doctors put her on a plan involving aggressive chemotherapy treatments. Her mother, Deanna Negron, said on Feb. 25 her daughter was listed as being in remission, but will need to undergo preventive treatments for the next two years.
Last night's dinner was held to raise funds to help the Negron family cover the added costs they have incurred since Janesa's initial diagnosis. Deanna, who works as a Head Start social worker, and her husband Jose, a machine operator, have health insurance, but their daughter's hospitalization and frequent doctor appointments have led to lost work hours. They have also had to deal with the additional expenses of transportation to Boston, parking and medication.
The dinner was staffed by students and teachers from Southside Middle School, all volunteers.
"It was great to see over 100 kids sign up to help set up, clean up and serve the food," said Lisa Johnston, secretary for the Southside Parents Support Group. "Some of them don't even know Janesa. They just wanted to help, because they know she goes to their school."
The total amount of money raised by the dinner and donations had yet to be determined Friday night.
Anyone wishing to help the Negrons can send checks payable to the "Janesa Negron Leukemia Fund," sent to St. Mary's Bank, 200 McGregor St., Manchester, NH 03102, or the Janesa Negron Fund at the TD Bank branch at 1255 S. Willow St. in Manchester.
A car wash fundraiser will also be held May 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mobil on the Run at 1050 S. Willow St. in Manchester.
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According to T. David Gordon, "less than 30 percent of those who are ordained to the Christian ministry can preach an even mediocre sermon." That may be the nicest thing he has to say about today's preaching in his brief book Why Johnny Can't Preach (P&R).
Gordon's concern is not that there may or may not be "great" preachers around, but that "the average Christian family in the average pew in the average church on the average Sunday" is being starved. He observes, "If Jesus tests Peter's profession of love by the ministerial act of feeding his sheep, our sheep do not need gourmet meals. But they do need good, solid nourishment, and they are not ordinarily getting it."
The problem, Gordon argues, is not that preachers are lazy or that seminaries haven't done their job, although some may question that latter assumption in many cases; but that shifts in "culturally dominant media" (the movement from a text-based to an image-based culture) have altered our society and the way we think.
Too often preaching is done with technical competence but without the passion and depth that comes from meaningful tine spent with God and His Word. In Deep Preaching (B&H Books), Kent Edwards reminds us why we preach and offers powerful insights about developing and preaching sermons that go far beyond the superficial.
In Deep Preaching, Edwards offers preachers practical counsel for digging deeper as they proclaim God's Word. This book is less about preaching methodology than about an attitude of openness to the Spirit of God as the Source and Guide, as he reminds us the power of the sermon ultimately depends on the work of the Holy Spirit.
In How Effective Sermons Begin (Mentor), Ben Awbrey does a solid job of identifying the importance of sermon introductions and explaining how to use introductions to engage the congregation, establish the purpose of the sermon and establishing the context of the passage through orientation, summarization and connection. There is a lengthy and detailed discussion of the development of the sermon proposition, which Awbrey sees as an essential part of the introduction.
At times the book reads more like a seminary text than a book for pastors, but preachers at any level of experience will find How Effective Sermons Begin offers practical guidance for helping sermons make that all-important positive first impression.
R. Albert Mohler is the author of He Is Not Silent: Preaching in a Postmodern World. (Moody Press). Expressing his concern that "dangerous trends and many popular examples threaten to undermine the centrality of biblical exposition in evangelical pulpits around the world," R. Albert Mohler argues for a renewal of expository preaching that faithfully confronts congregations with the Word of God in this new book.
Mohler writes as a theologian and president of one of the nation's largest seminaries, but also as one who regularly preaches and has a significant interest in the subject. (He served as associate editor of Preaching from its founding until assuming the presidency of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky.) In He Is Not Silent, Mohler calls on preachers to avoid contemporary trends which would sidetrack them from their primary focus of reading and explaining the biblical text to their listeners.
He Is Not Silent is a powerful argument for the importance of biblical exposition in today's pulpits. It will provide a nourishing and encouraging reminder of the glory of our call and the urgency of our task.
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This just hit me how similar there title runs were.
Lets start with the buildup:
Stings is a story we all know. For a year he hung in the rafters ready to take out Hogan...the question is when??? Well he decided at WCWs wrestlemania(starrcade) he would do it. He won the match(finish was bogus but whatever)
Benoits title run was built up for awhile but heavily pushed after he won the royal rumble. The story was he could never win the big one but he was the hardest worker wwe had. Kind of a franchise player type...good and loyal(ala sting). He wins the belt at Mania againt HHH, who was alot like Hogan...leader of his own group, practically running raw like nwo running nitro.
Alright so after they both win the rematches its time for them to move on from there Hogan and HHH's right?
Well Stings first feud is againt Scott Hall. THe problem? Its completley overshadowed by Hogan/Savage and doesnt even main event.
Benoit feuds with Kane. Great choice...the problem? It was overshadowed by HHH and...HBK(two buddies..kind of like Hogan/Savage)
Then its time for both guys to drop there belts even though there supposed to have long epic runs with the belt.
Sting drops the belt to...Savage who then loses it to Hogan Im pretty sure the next night.
Benoit drops it to Orton...who drops it to HHH a month later.
These guys were built up so well to be the next big champion for each company and in a Fuckin Flash there main star status is gone...
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A 27-year-old member of the 7th Logistics Readiness Squadron at Dyess AFB was killed in a motorcycle accident just before 7 a.m. Thursday.
The accident happened at the intersection of Farm Road 707 and County Road 314 in Taylor County.
State Police identified the motorcycle driver as Stephen Caswell Freethy, 27, of Abilene, Texas. Freethy, who was wearing a helmet, was pronounced dead at the scene at 6:42 a.m
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Upon his arrival in Boston late Sunday afternoon, Canucks coach Alain Vigneault called Rich Peverley's slash on Vancouver defenseman Kevin Bieksa in the second period of Saturday's Game 2 a dirty play.
'Kevin didn't get hit,' Vigneault said when asked about the Canucks matching the physical play of the Bruins. 'He got a cheap shot in the back of the knee, so that's totally different. He went down by something you don't want to see in the game. But at the end of the day, we know they're a big, physical team and we can play a speed game but we can play a physical game, which I think we've shown throughout the playoffs.'
Bieksa returned after limping to the bench and no penalty was called on the play. The Canucks outhit the Bruins, 40-31, Game 2 Saturday after the Bruins held a 31-30 advantage in Game 1.
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