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The Daily Dolphin
Tag: Connor Barth
Miami Dolphins talking points: Did Lousaka Polite get dissed?
- 7:00 am Thursday, December 31st, 2009 by Brian Biggane
Coach Tony Sparano's politicking on behalf of fullback Lousaka Polite and defensive end Randy Starks for Pro Bowl consideration apparently fell on deaf ears as both players were passed over when the rosters were named Tuesday.
Miami Dolphins talking points: Ronnie Brown's injury could be a major issue
- 11:15 pm Sunday, November 15th, 2009 by Post Staff
The Dolphins season nearly came to an end earlier today.
It won't be long the way things looked during a 25-23 win against the Tampa Bay Bucs.
With a visit to rapidly-improving Carolina up next, the Dolphins have some major problems, beginning with key injuries and a penchant for fourth-quarter collapses.
Dolphins release four more, kicking competition over
- 1:13 pm Saturday, August 29th, 2009 by Post Staff
With cut day a week away, the Dolphins continued chopping the roster, standing now at 66 players.
The team announced the release of WR Anthony Armstrong, K Connor Barth and NT Lou Ellis, while placing FB Joe Kowalewski on waived/injured.
Barth's release ends what at one time was shaping up to be one of the more intriguing competitions, with incumbent Dan Carpenter.
Miami Dolphins talking points: Nate Jones on the spot on third down
- 1:00 am Wednesday, August 26th, 2009 by Post Staff
A few thoughts the day before the Dolphins' visit to Tampa Bay for the third pre-season game …
1. Nickel back Nate Jones needs to be more reliable in third-down coverage.
Kicking competition dead even: Miami Dolphins' Thursday afternoon practice report
- 5:42 pm Thursday, August 20th, 2009 by Post Staff
There was tension building inside the Dolphins' practice bubble as the moment of truth was about to arrive for kicker Dan Carpenter.
GM Jeff Ireland chatted with Carpenter moments before he headed out to the field to face Connor Barth.
Maybe it helped because for the first time since Barth arrived Carpenter held his own, matching him kick for kick for five attempts.
G Justin Smiley sits out Dolphins' afternoon workout
- 7:30 pm Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 by Brian Biggane
Starting left guard Justin Smiley spent much of Wednesday's afternoon workout pedaling a stationery bike while Brandon Frye took the majority of snaps with the first team in his spot.
Smiley had his season ended by leg injuries incurred in the St. Louis game on Nov. 30 but had participated in every practice prior to sitting out this one.
Miami Dolphins talking points: Eric Green's problems keep mounting
- 10:25 pm Monday, August 17th, 2009 by Post Staff
Here's a few quick observations from Monday night's exhibition opener:
1. The struggles of cornerback Eric Green continue.
John Bonamego: Preseason 'huge' for Dolphins special teams improvement
- 11:06 am Monday, August 17th, 2009 by Brian Biggane
If there's one Dolphins assistant coach who's on pins and needles going into tonight's preseason opener, its special teams coach John Bonamego.
Coach Tony Sparano has dedicated extra practice time to special teams almost daily since training camp began, and Bonamego, who called these exhibitions "huge" for his units, knows Sparano will be expecting improvement from last year, when Miami finished 30th in an annual ranking compiled by the Dallas Morning News. [More]
Pat White closes best day as Dolphins with decent practice: Friday evening practice report
- 7:53 pm Friday, August 14th, 2009 by Post Staff
Rookie QB Pat White seems to be gaining confidence.
Following an impressive morning session, White looked sharp to open what became an abbreviated evening session.
Beginning with a perfect deep sideline fade to Patrick Turner, White finished the drill 4-of-5 … if you don't count a play where he didn't beat the buzzer (a quasi-sack).
Quick hits from Miami Dolphins' Friday morning practice
- 9:26 am Friday, August 14th, 2009 by Post Staff
Good morning from the first of two practices today …
Kicker Dan Carpenter is jogging by, let's see if he bounces back in the competition against Connor Barth.


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An Asian war that would have escalated into a nuclear nightmare has been halted, thanks to the raw courage, unparalleled skill, and total commitment of the Dreamland force. But an analysis of radar data has revealed the presence of an unknown super-weapon in the area: a robot warplane with terrifying capabilities, dubbed the "ghost...
An Asian war that would have escalated into a nuclear nightmare has been halted, thanks to the raw courage, unparalleled skill, and total commitment of the Dreamland force. But an analysis of radar data has revealed the presence of an unknown super-weapon in the area: a robot warplane with terrifying capabilities, dubbed the "ghost clone." Though strikingly similar to Dreamland's own U/MF Flighthawk, no one knows where this fearsome instrument of destruction originated, but a rogue nation possessing a squadron of them could wreak unimaginable havoc on an unsuspecting free world. Now nothing less than a brazen, brilliantly conceived deception will lure the ghost clone out of hiding -- and only a daring strike on enemy soil can avert a tomorrow too terrible to consider ... if it isn't already too late.
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0302 (all times local)
It looked like an arrow as she turned to get away from it. Breanna pushed hard on her control stick, but the plane barely responded. Caught with little forward momentum, the Megafortress waddled in the air, finally managing to jerk its nose back to the right just in time to avoid the missile.
A second and third homed in. Breanna Stockard put her hand on the throttle slide, desperate to get more speed from the power plants.
It was too late. She could see one of the missiles coming at her right wing, riding the air like a hawk. Bree had ECMs, flares, tinsel -- every defensive measure the experienced Megafortress pilot could muster was in play, and still the hawk came on, talons out.
And then, just as it was about to strike the fuselage in front of the starboard wing root, it changed. The slim body of the Russian-designed Alamo missile thickened. Wings grew from the middle, and the steering fins at the rear changed shape. Breanna was being tracked by an American Flighthawk, not a missile. For a moment, she felt relief.
Then the robot plane slammed into the wing.
Breanna shook herself awake. The pale green light of the hospital room threw ghost shadows across her face; she could hear the machine monitoring her heartbeat stuttering.
"Damn drugs," she said.
They'd given her a sedative to help her sleep, fearful that her injuries would keep her from resting for yet another night. Breanna had bruised ribs, a concussion, a sprained knee, and a twisted neck; she was also suffering from dehydration and the effects of more than twelve hours exposure to a bitter Pacific storm. But the physical injuries paled beside what really ached inside her -- the loss of four members of her crew, including her longtime copilot Chris Ferris and Dreamland's number two Flighthawk pilot, Kevin Fentress.
Breanna rolled onto her back and shoved her elbows under her to sit up in the bed. She was angry with herself for not flying better, for not avoiding the Chinese missile that had taken her down. The fact that she had sacrificed her plane to rescue others was besides the point. The fact that the Piranha mission had been a stunning success, averting war between China and India, mattered nothing to her, at least not now, not in the room lit only by hospital monitors.
She should've saved her people.
Her father would have. Her husband would have.
She ached to have them both here with her. But her father, Colonel Tecumseh "Dog" Bastian, and her husband, Major Jeff "Zen" Stockard, had been called back to Dreamland, to deal with problems brewing there. She was sentenced to sit in this bed until her injuries healed.
"Damn drugs," she muttered again, reaching for the control at the side of the bed to raise it.
What the hell had that stupid dream been about? She'd been taken down by a missile, not a Flighthawk. The Flighthawks were U.S. weapons, not Chinese.
But as they were going down, before she gave the order to abandon ship, Torbin Dolk had said something about a Flighthawk. What the hell had he said?
"I have a U/MF at long range."
Those were his words, but they had to be wrong. Their own Flighthawks had been lost, and there were no other Megafortresses with their robot scout fighters nearby.
What the hell did he say? Had she got it wrong?
The confusion and static and storm of the shoot-down returned. She closed her eyes, wishing she hadn't failed.
"Damn drugs," she said, playing with the bed control in a fruitless effort to make herself more comfortable.
Outside Taipei, Taiwan
Chen Lee waited until the chime of the antique grandfather clock at the far end of his office ended, then rose slowly from his desk, following a ritual he had started many years before. His movements were weighted by eighty years of exertion, and so it took longer for him to cross the large office than it once had, but the familiarity of the afternoon ritual filled him with pleasure. He had long ago realized that, no matter how much wealth one had -- and he had a great deal -- the more important things, the things that gave life meaning and value, were less tangible: family affection and respect, dreams and ambitions, ritual.
Chen Lee went to the chest at the right side of his large office and took the bottle from the top, carefully pouring two fingers' worth of Scotch in the glass tumbler. He had developed a taste for single-malt Scotch as a young man during the last days of the war with the communists when he'd been sent to London as part of a delegation working to persuade the Western allies that Mao must be stopped at all costs. The mission had been a failure; worn out by the World War, the British couldn't stop their own empire from slipping through their fingers, let alone send an army to help Chiang Kai-shek and the rightful rulers of the great Chinese nation. Not even the Americans were willing to help them until the communist treachery was made obvious in Korea. Even then, the only assistance they would begrudgingly afford was to prevent the invasion of Taiwan by the mongrel bastards who had marched among the peasants, pretending moral superiority when all along practicing opportunism.
The tingle of Scotch as he took his first sip reminded Chen Lee of his bitterness, and he welcomed it wholeheartedly. For it was only by acknowledging the past that he could look toward the future.
Much had changed in the nearly fifty years that had passed since his stay in London. Chen Lee had left the government to become a man of business ...Dale Brown's Dreamland: Strike Zone. Copyright © by Dale Brown. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
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Interesting, plan to track down earlier titles in the series. The only problem with this epublication is that three pages are blank that should have had print, irritating.
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Is this not THE CUTEST CUPCAKE you have ever seen with the cutest smiley face looking right back at you? Pretty sure there's nothing like this little car in Yackandandah. Anne picked the car up yesterday for the long trip home. Should be parked outside the bakery now as we go live with this post. […]


text: Obamas to Make Joint Appearance Asking Moms to Promote Obamacare Print article Send a Tip by Frances Martel 17 Dec 2013 post a comment President Obama and the First Lady have planned an Oval Office event Wednesday promoting signing up for Obamacare explicitly targeting mothers in an attempt to have them convince their adult children to buy insurance through HealthCare.gov. According to The Hill, the event will take place in the Oval Office and highlight the "critical role moms are playing in helping their family access quality, affordable health care," according to one White House official. That role, they explain, is to tell their children to sign up through methods implemented by the Affordable Care Act. The event will also serve to remind moms of certain important facts about their children's coverage, particularly that it extends until they are 26 now. The Hill describes the event as a "rare joint" one for the family on such an occasion. The event targeting mothers comes at a key time for family reunions, as adult children return home from college or working away from their hometowns for the holidays. It is not a move completely without precedent, however, as last month President Obama's team was widely panned for encouraging people to bring up Obamacare at their Thanksgiving tables, inviting political conflict with family during what for many is an annual reunion. Perhaps the Obama administration learned its lesson in encouraging political talk during the holidays, instead opting for a more low-key way of inviting the discussion by putting mothers on notice of their importance in the success of the law. Or perhaps polling is showing them that Obamacare support is dwindling precipitously among women. A Kaiser poll released earlier this month revealed shocking levels of disapproval among white women-- 63% having at least a "somewhat" if not "very unfavorable" view of the Affordable Care Act. Half of college-educated white women have at least a somewhat unfavorable view, as well. Meanwhile, a Harvard Institute of Politics Poll is showing that these women's children seem to agree: 57% of Millennials polled had an unfavorable view of Obamacare, and 54% disapproved of the President's performance at the beginning of December. What's more, of all demographics, the uninsured are polling the least favorably for the program. Wednesday's event will thus target a core nexus of disillusion with the President before the White House calls it a year. The push to promote the role of mothers in getting people signed up for Obamacare arrives as one of many new initiatives from Democrats to promote the law. Health insurance giants with ties to the Obama administration are spending millions in new advertising for the ACA, and Hollywood is contributing star power like That '70s Show cast member Wilmer Valderrama to rally young voters around Obamacare.


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... Bloomberg Even as the Hang Seng Index falls, traders have put more than US$200m into the six largest ETFs focused on the city and mainland companies ETF bulls go for a run despite HK ... companies listed in the city. Short sellers cut bets on price declines by an average 16 per cent as the Hang Seng Index fell 2.59 per cent last week, the most since March. While the ETF inflows ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/markets-investing/article/1610965/hong-kong-etf-investments-grow-hang-seng-index
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MPF reports disappointing returns in contrast to strong rally of Hang Seng Index
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... with the Hang Seng Index and given the rising inflation in the city. Last month's returns by the 447 investment funds under the MPF also happened to be lower than the 4.57 per cent average for the past three months and 6.04 per cent for the past six months, said data provider Lipper. Not only did the fund managers fare poorly compared with the Hang Seng Index, which rose 6.8 per cent ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/markets-investing/article/1566988/mpf-reports-disappointing-returns-contrast-strong
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If history repeats itself, Hang Seng Index could top out in 2014
Posted May 22nd 2014, 10:47am by RICHARD HARRIS
... half-century of the Hang Seng Index can be revealing. Spooked by the 1967 riots, the index touched a low of 65. Then, in the early 1970s, the Hong Kong stock market was discovered by hot global money. ... that kept us going for 50 years. The underperforming Chinese economy is unlikely to push the Hang Seng to a peak this year; otherwise, the charts indicate that it should be nearer 28,000. Regardless ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/markets-investing/article/1517722/if-history-repeats-itself-hang-seng-index-could-top
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Hang Seng falls amid concerns of looming Fed rate rise
Posted Sep 10th 2014, 01:26pm by Jeanny Yu
... over rise in U.S. rates The Hang Seng Index posted its biggest single-day fall since February on fears the United States Federal Reserve may raise interest rates sooner than expected. ... for the Hang Seng Index to 27,600, up from 26,680 it set in June. It also raised its target for the H-share index by 16 per cent to 13,100 points due to strong earnings growth at mainland companies. ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/article/1589308/hang-seng-falls-amid-concerns-looming-fed-rate-rise
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With the bad news behind, Hang Seng can look forward to some stability
Posted Sep 04th 2014, 11:58am by RICHARD HARRIS
... Richard Harris The Hang Seng Index expects a period of calm after discounting news of Hong Kong's rejected demands for an open Chief Executive election Hoping for stability Hong Kong ... governance and how it has affected the stock market by looking at the price behaviour of the Hang Seng Index, compared to the Shanghai Composite and the Dow Jones indices. This is relevant as our ...http://www.scmp.com/business/economy/article/1584981/bad-news-behind-hang-seng-can-look-forward-some-stability
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Hang Seng Index investors rush for exit as lunar new year trading starts
Posted Feb 04th 2014, 11:41pm by Ray Chan, JEANNY YIU
... will further taper its stimulus. The Hang Seng Index lost 2.9 per cent, or 637.65 points, to close at 21,397.77, its lowest level since July. The sharp drop made it the worst opening day of trading in a lunar new year since 2008, raising fears that it portends a year of losses. "The Hang Seng Index will gallop between 20,000 and 24,000, just like a horse, in the new year," said Ben ...http://www.scmp.com/business/money/markets-investing/article/1421010/hang-seng-index-investors-rush-exit-lunar-new-year
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text: The Mail January 14, 2013 Issue General Studies A letter in response to Dexter Filkins's article (December 17, 2012) Table of Contents Dexter Filkins's appraisal of General David Petraeus's legacy lacks emphasis on a few essential details (A Critic at Large, December 17th). Petraeus, like the other generals of his class, eventually became rigid in his thinking. After the "surge" and the counter-insurgency worked in Iraq, Petraeus urged application of those tactics in Afghanistan, a place with a completely different political climate. Filkins mentions this shortcoming, but fails to emphasize that Petraeus pushed for the surge before Congress, effectively forcing Obama's hand before the President had made his own decision—a decision not without its opponents in the Administration. Filkins also minimizes the affair with Paula Broadwell, but the "men will be men" attitude doesn't exculpate Petraeus. There remains the matter of the documents in Broadwell's possession, and the issues they may raise about breaches of security. It's no small lack of judgment when the nation's top spy thinks of his Gmail account as a secure site. All of this ought to be included in Petraeus's legacy. Jay Kuten Wanganui, New Zealand You Might Like Jigsaw Puzzle Strongbox Submissions Goings On App About Us Caption Contest The New Yorker Festival ✕ The New Yorker Strongbox Strongbox is a new way for you to share information, messages, and files with our writers and editors and is designed to provide you with a greater degree of anonymity and security than afforded by conventional e-mail. To help protect your anonymity, Strongbox is only accessible using the Tor network (https://www.torproject.org). When using Strongbox, The New Yorker will not record your I.P. address or information about your browser, computer, or operating system, nor will we embed third-party content or deliver cookies to your browser. You can read our full privacy promise here. The New Yorker Strongbox is powered by SecureDrop. To get to Strongbox and begin using it to contact writers and editors at The New Yorker, just follow these two steps: 1Download and install software to access the Tor Project: https://www.torproject.org. This should only take a few minutes. 2Once you have access to the Tor network, go to Strongbox at http://strngbxhwyuu37a3.onion, where you will find further instructions on how to submit files and messages to The New Yorker. You will be assigned a randomly generated and unique code name as part of the process. If a writer or editor at The New Yorker wants to contact you about the information you have submitted, he or she will leave a message for you in Strongbox. These messages are the only way we will be able to reach you, and this message can only be accessed using your code name. Our privacy promise The New Yorker's Strongbox is designed to let you communicate with our writers and editors with greater anonymity and security than afforded by conventional e-mail. When you visit or use our public Strongbox server at http://strngbxhwyuu37a3.onion, The New Yorker and our parent company, Condé Nast, will not record your I.P. address or information about your browser, computer, or operating system, nor will we embed third-party content or deliver cookies to your browser. Strongbox servers are under the physical control of The New Yorker and Condé Nast. Strongbox is designed to be accessed only through a "hidden service" on the Tor anonymity network, which is set up to conceal both your online and physical location from us and to offer full end-to-end encryption for your communications with us. This provides a higher level of security and anonymity in your communication with us than afforded by standard e-mail or unencrypted Web forms. Strongbox does not provide perfect security. Among other risks, if you share your unique code name, or if your computer is compromised, any activities, including communications through Strongbox, should be considered compromised as well. The system is provided on an "as is" basis, with no warranties or representations, and any use of it is at the user's own risk.


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WILMINGTON — The Bruins have recalled defenseman Zach Trotman from Providence on an emergency basis. The team had recalled him for Monday's game against the Kings and then sent him back.
Trotman's recall comes with the Bruins still banged up on the right side of their blue line. Dougie Hamilton has missed the last four games with a concussion, while Adam McQuaid left Sunday's game in Chicago and did not play Monday due to a leg injury. If neither are ready for Saturday's game in Philadelphia, Trotman will see NHL action for the third time this season.
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National School Partnership Program
The National School Partnership program (NSPP) is an exciting initiative for schools. Launched in 2012, the program is designed to support schools who fully embrace tennis in their Health and Physical Education curriculum while creating partnerships with local ANZ Tennis Hot Shots (ANZTHS) Coaches or community club and state tennis associations.
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The focus of this program is to create partnerships that will ensure a pathway for all children in your school to experience tennis as part of the curriculum and then continue their involvement directly through their local ANZTHS coach and/or community club venue. This pathway is vital so children and parents can see how they can get involved in tennis at the local community level after a quality first experience at their school.
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Mash with milk. Finger food on the go. Helping us help you. Heinz Farley's Rusks are a great way to gradually introduce your baby to solid foods. Tried and tested by mums for generations our unique recipe contains 7 vitamins and minerals like vitamin D and calcium which work together to help build strong bones and teeth. In fact one Rusk will provide 20% of your baby's daily iron requirements. Use as first food. Heinz Farley's Rusks are an ideal weaning food for your baby. Simply crush the Rusks in a clean bowl and add some of your baby's usual milk (previously boiled water can also be used). Allow to stand until Rusks soften, mix into a smooth paste/puree and feed from a clean spoon. As tastes develop. As your baby's tastes develop Heinz Farley's Rusks can be crushed up and added to fruit or vegetable purees. Or for a tasty dessert, how about adding yogurt or custard. As finger food. When your baby is ready, Heinz Farley's Rusksare a great finger food to encourage self-feeding. Easy to dissolve in the mouth, Heinz Farley's Rusks are ideal finger food for babies who are able to start feeding themselves, usually from around 9 to 10 months of age. They can also encourage hand to eye coordination, biting and chewing as your baby develops. For toddlers and beyond. Heinz Farley's Rusks are a great finger food to keep with you when you're out and about as a nutritious snack between meals.
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NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jonathan Irwin reports on the Seattle Mariners farm system in this pitching prospects report. There's more to Seattle's farm system than just the Big 3 (Taijuan Walker, James Paxton and Danny Hultzen). Names like Stephen Pryor, Carter Capps and Chance Ruffin round out a farm system rife with talent. Big 3 of starting, meet the Big 3 of relieving.
Mariners prospect watch: There's NOT just aces in the system
Mariners prospect watch: Aces struggle through June
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jonathan Irwin reports on the Seattle Mariners farm system in his first pitching prospects report. He weighs in on James Paxton, Danny Hultzen and Taijuan Walker. The Big 3. If any M's prospect has struggled the most through June and July it's Taijuan Walker. Hultzen holds a 4.24 ERA, but he's allowed just 3 runs over his last three starts in AAA Tacoma.
Seattle Mariners 2012 mid-season player & team report
NWSB Insider and Seattle Sports blogger Brandon Choate brings us his mid-season report card for the Seattle Mariners. The team has given fans little to be cheery about and it shows in this breakdown of the season futility. Despite the gloom, the Mariners have produced some good news-worthy items themselves. Here's to hoping they have a MUCH better second half!
Moments in time…The Seattle Mariners week that was
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Clinton Bell weighs in with another M's Week That Was. Intended to be a fun column, with lots of laughs and other good stuff. Normally it will be a top 10 list, a la David Letterman style. Another bad week for the Mariners in inter-league play. Lost four out of six against the San Diego Padres and Arizona Diamondbacks, Michael Saunders and Casper Wellls keep hot bats, Felix Hernandez knocks in a pair.
Weekly Seattle Mariners recap: Series pitching vs. Arizona, San Diego, Oakland
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Brandon Choate gives us his weekly M's pitching breakdown in the arms under the spotlight segment. Felix Hernandez, Erasmo Ramirez, and Hector Noesi all put up great performances, but only Felix got the win. This goes hand in hand with the way things have been going this season for the starting rotation. Jason Vargas continued his slide with a poor performance.
Seattle Mariners fantasy baseball stats & breakdown – Week 13
NWSB Insider Brandon Choate brings us his weekly Fantasy Baseball recap of your Seattle Mariners. Felix Hernandez is always a safe bet in fantasy with Ichiro Suzuki joining him in those ranks right off the bat. Kyle Seager was the man of the week while the rest of the team could not hold a candle to the young third baseman. This includes Justin Smoak who has gone cold…again.
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NWSB Insider Jonathan Irwin brings us his reasons why the Mariners should bring in the fences at Safeco Field. With the Mariners doing most of their scoring on the road, it seems the fences could be the reason for the Mariners poor numbers at home. Ken Griffey Jr left because of it and it might be the reason Justin Smoak and Dustin Ackley can't seem to get it going permanently.
Who's next for Seattle? Predicting the next Mariners call-up
NWSB Insider Brandon Choate brings us a look at the future of the Mariners today. You could make a statement for each and every one of these players. He puts on his swami hat and lists Danny Hultzen, Andre Carraway, Vinnie Catricala, Carlos Triunfel and Nick Franklin as options for big league promotion. Who does he think will be the next called up?
Prospect watch: A look at the three future aces of the Seattle Mariners
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jonathan Irwin reports on the Seattle Mariners farm system in his first pitching prospects report. He weighs in on James Paxton, Danny Hultzen and Taijuan Walker. The Big 3. Just today Hultzen was promoted to AAA Tacoma. If he's half as dominate there was he was at Jackson, it could be a matter of time until he's starting for the Mariners.
Mariners vs. Arizona Diamondbacks: MLB baseball love 'em & hate 'em Game 2
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jonathan Irwin reports on the second M's game of the interleague series versus the Arizona Diamondbacks. Erasmo Ramirez didn't even make it through the fifth, four innings on 78 pitches. However the Mariner bullpen has been incredibly solid through June. Tom Wilhelmsen, Charlie Furbush were fantastic. Ichiro (hit 2500) and Casper Wells were hero's.
San Diego Padres vs. Mariners: MLB baseball love 'em & hate 'em Game 3
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jonathan Irwin reports on the third M's game of the interleague series versus the San Diego Padres. Swept by the Padres the headlines will read. Not good. What is this? Erasmo Ramirez struggled out of the 'pen, and now the Seattle brass decide he should be starting. Not good. For a split second Munenori Kawasaki was possessed by the spirit of Shaq. Nice catch.
Mariners Top 5 options in the 2012 MLB draft (1st Round)
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Jonathan Irwin makes some predictions on the candidates to be selected by Jack Z. Here is all the information you need to get set for the MLB draft. Its on June 4-6 on the MLB Network. The consensus first round pick for the Mariners, Mike Zunino is considered the best college bat of the draft. Byron Buxton is considered by many to be the top position player.


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LEXINGTON, KY (June 3, 2013) – Rydilluc, a graduate of Keeneland's 2011 September Yearling Sale, established himself as one of the nation's best grass horses with his win in Saturday's inaugural Penn Mile Stakes at Penn National. Keeneland sales alumni Laugh Track and Scatman each recorded Grade 3 wins in the Vigil Stakes and Aristides Stakes, respectively.
LEXINGTON, KY (May 31, 2013) – Keeneland sales graduate Den's Legacy, winner of last fall's Generous Stakes (G3), carries high weight of 120 pounds in Sunday's Affirmed Handicap (G3) at Betfair Hollywood Park. Den's Legacy will face seven rivals, including fellow Keeneland sales alumni Dice Flavor and Counting Days, first and third, respectively, in the 2013 El Camino Real Derby.
More Than 30 Keeneland Sales Graduates Entered in Graded Stakes
LEXINGTON, KY (May 13, 2013) – Tableaux, purchased by Demi O'Byrne for owners Derrick Smith, Susan Magnier and Michael Tabor at the 2011 September Yearling Sale, captured Sunday's Prix Hocquart China Horse Club (G2) at Longchamp.
LEXINGTON, KY (May 10, 2013) – Keeneland sales alumni highlight graded stakes racing his weekend, which features favored Abraham and the talented Saint Vigeur in Belmont's Peter Pan Stakes (G2); Providencia Stakes (G3) winner Scarlet Strike in the Senorita Stakes (G3) at Betfair Hollywood Park; and Grade 3 winner Delegation in the Eclipse Stakes (G2) at Woodbine.
LEXINGTON, KY (May 6, 2013) – Keeneland sales alumni turned in exciting graded stakes performances over Kentucky Derby weekend: Take Charge Indy romped by six lengths in the Alysheba Stakes (G2); Authenticity prevailed by a head following a thrilling stretch duel in the La Troienne Stakes (G2); Noble Tune got his fourth win in five starts in the American Turf Stakes (G2); Stephanie's Kitten rallied from last to win the Churchill Distaff Turf Mile (G2); and Liaison was impressive in winning
LEXINGTON, KY (May 3, 2013) – Keeneland sales alumni will be showcased on Kentucky Oaks Day: champion and multiple Grade 1 stakes winner Beholder seeks to burnish her credentials in the Kentucky Oaks (G1); 2012 Kentucky Oaks winner Believe You Can highlights the field for the La Troienne Stakes (G2); multiple graded stakes winner and morning-line favorite Cyber Secret takes on fellow sales grad and Grade 1 winner Take Charge Indy in the Alysheba Stakes (G2); Grade 3 winner Noble Tune headli
Keeneland-Sold Champion Beholder Highlights Kentucky Oaks Entries
LEXINGTON, KY (May 2, 2013) – Ten three-year-olds entered in Saturday's 139th running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1) are graduates of the Keeneland sales, headlined by multiple graded stakes winners Verrazano, Overanalyze and Revolutionary.
LEXINGTON, KY (April 29, 2013) – Keeneland-sold Dark Cove posted an upset win in Friday's Elkhorn Stakes (G2) to mark a milestone eighth graded stakes victory at Keeneland for owners Ken and Sarah Ramsey, earning for them a gold tray as part of the track's signature graded stakes trophy program. On Saturday, Keeneland sales alum Bank of Burden won the Dansk Jockey Club Cup at Copenhagen.
LEXINGTON, KY (April 26, 2013) – Keeneland sales graduates figure prominently among this weekend's graded stakes entries, highlighted by graded stakes winner Hudson Landing, looking to defend his title in the San Francisco Mile (G3); Donoharm, seeking his third stakes win of 2013 in the Texas Mile (G3); and graded stakes winner Northern Passion in the Whimsical (G3).


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People use the CONNECT method from inside a LAN to make SSL/HTTPS
connections through a proxy. I think it makes sense for proxies to
support the method by default, since browsing secure pages is very
common, but it shouldn't be accessable from outside the LAN.
- Mike
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Steve VanDevender wrote:
It's not just Checkpoint Firewall that has a problem with HTTP CONNECT.
From what I can tell default installations of the CacheFlow web proxy
software, some Squid installations, some Apache installations with
proxying enabled, and some other web proxy installations I haven't
identified allow anyone to use the HTTP CONNECT method. This is being
used more and more often to relay spam. This is a boon for spammers
because unlike open SMTP relays which usually record some kind of useful
Received: header, open web proxies don't put any information in the mail
headers about the real origin of the spam.
For those of you unfamiliar with the details of this problem, unsecured
web proxies allow a remote user to use the HTTP connect method to make
arbitrary TCP connections to a specified host and port, like this:
$ telnet open.web.proxy.org 80 # or 8080, or maybe other ports
Trying 192.168.1.1...
Connected to 192.168.1.1.
Escape character is '^]'.
CONNECT victim.host.org:25 HTTP/1.0
HTTP/1.0 200 Connection established
220 victim.host.org ESMTP Sendmail 8.11.6/8.11.6; Tue, 19 Feb 2002 14:16:51 -0800 (PST)
I went around with someone at CacheFlow about this after unsecured
proxies in the cacheflow.com domain were used to relay spam, and after
seeing spam come from various unsecured CacheFlow proxies around the
Internet. Their position is that this is supposed to be prevented by
putting the CacheFlow server behind a firewall, or using configuration
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A Systematic Review of Single-Session Psychological Interventions ('Debriefing') following TraumaRose S. · Bisson J. · Wessely S.
aBerkshire Traumatic Stress Service, Berkshire Healthcare NHS Trust, Erleigh Road Clinic, Reading, bDepartment of Liaison Psychiatry, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, and cAcademic Department of Psychological Medicine, Kings College Hospital, London, UK
Background: Single-session psychological interventions such as psychological debriefing have become widely used following traumatic events. The evidence for their effectiveness has been widely debated. This review aimed to consider the evidence for the effectiveness of one-off early interventions within 1 month of a traumatic event. Methods: A systematic review using the standard Cochrane Collaboration methodology. Literature searches of various databases were performed to identify randomised controlled trials. The methodological quality of the studies identified was determined using standard measures, and the results were pooled to consider the overall evidence for effectiveness. Results: Eleven randomised controlled trials were found, all of individual or couple interventions. Three studies associated the intervention with a positive outcome, 6 demonstrated no difference in outcome between intervention and non-intervention groups and 2 showed some negative outcomes in the intervention group (these studies had the longest follow-up periods). The methodological quality of the studies varied widely, but was generally poor. This review suggests that early optimism for brief early psychological interventions including debriefing was misplaced and that it should not be advocated for routine use. There remains an urgent need for randomised controlled trials of group debriefing and other early interventions.
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Tasmania Symphony Orchestra - Richard Gill and the TSO
Richard Gill is an inspiring musician. A conductor, educator and outspoken media commentator, he believes strongly in the transformative power of music and the vital importance of music to the lives of us all. Be touched by Richard's brilliance in this concert of works by Haydn, J S Bach and others. Fall in love with the oboe d'amore (literally, the oboe of love) when David Nuttall performs the solo part in J S Bach's Concerto for Oboe d'amore BWV 1055.
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When we founded Play-i in 2012, we were inspired by our own children. We saw that countries like the UK, Estonia, Vietnam, Thailand and others were working hard to make coding a part of elementary school curriculum. As technology is becoming more and more ingrained in our lives, we wanted to make learning to code meaningful and fun, not only for our own children, but for children everywhere.
In only 16 months, we went from an idea to a working prototype to products coming down the assembly line and getting ready to ship to customers. We grew from a few passionate parents to a team of 30, coming from different walks of life, all joined by a common purpose. You, our customers and community, are also part of our mission. We're deeply humbled by the support we've received from you and the challenge to dream big.
Introducing Wonder Workshop
We see kids being told far too much what they should and shouldn't do. The toy industry tells them which toys it's okay to play with. Schools measure their success in terms of standardized performance, rather than individual growth. However, as parents, we want kids to learn to think for themselves.
All children are naturally curious, asking endless questions. As more things get automated, we wonder less and less about how things work. When you first learn to code, you start to see the world in a new way. Lines of code are the building blocks of technology, just like wooden frames are the structure for buildings. We want to encourage kids to be curious and to find their own joy in learning. Coding enables creativity and confidence in the modern world.
We've been looking for an identity that better reflects who we are as a company. Starting today, our new name is: Wonder Workshop.
Meet Dash & Dot
Bo is now Dash, and Yana is now Dot. As we get closer to launch, we wanted to bring them closer to our mission to make learning to code meaningful and fun for children. Dash & Dot represent the binary 1 and 0, the foundation of all things digital, and also embody the personalities of the robots. We also want Dash & Dot to help kids connect the dots in figuring out how things work. When you get your robots, you can rename them to what you want to call them.
A new look
We rethought the entire Wonder Workshop visual and interactive experience to reflect what we want to be in the hearts and minds of children using our products. Every customer touchpoint, including our applications, community portal, and packaging will bring our vision to empower every child to question, think, and create to life. The Wonder Workshop world will be optimistic, creative, and a little quirky. We want to give children the tools they need to become shapers of their own world.
Check out our new website at http://www.makewonder.com.
Where we are
After going through the rigors of product development, manufacturing, safety and compliance testing, and a lot of play testing, they are still the same robots you have grown to love. Everyone who ordered before today is scheduled to get Dash & Dot, along with their apps and accessories, in time for the holidays. We will keep you updated on our progress let you know as soon as possible about any changes to this schedule. Our team is working around the clock to make sure we can to deliver by the holidays.
This first shipment will be the start of honoring our commitment to you. We will be releasing even more play and learning experiences for Dash & Dot over the months and years to come. Due to overwhelming demand, we are now sold out for the holiday season. But we are still open for business – all future orders will ship starting in January 2015.
With this new identity, we look forward to starting the next chapter of our journey to empower every child to question, think, and create. Stay tuned, and thank you again for all your support.
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A few weeks ago I went to Katoomba in the Blue Mountains for the day. We did a very short walk and caught the scenic railway back up the cliffs.
Skiing Perisher 2014
In mid-September I went with some mates to Perisher in the Snowy Mountains. This was the first time I have been skiing in Australia and the first time in three years I have been on skis.
After an hour or so of slow blue and green runs I finally sorted myself out and got my skiing mojo back, and my the end of the weekend was happily skiing some "basic" black runs.
I have to make a massive mea culpa though, for the past four years I have written off Australian ski fields without even visiting them. But Perisher was amazing. It is huge, there are so many lifts and this means there are no big queues, the snow was great, yes there were trees, but there were no rocks and a massive variety of terrain to ski on.
The weather was brilliant, actually ridiculously hot for skiing, 13c at the base area, and I didn't crash into any trees.
Below are some of the photos taken on the trip, the two of me skiing were taken by Stephanie Sandoval
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Minor Blog Updates
Over the past week I've made some minor changes to the blog.
These are:
- Brought a fourth domain which points to this site, bradheap.nz, the other domain names are: brad.net.nz, brad.geek.nz and bradheap.id.au
- Changed the display of galleries inside posts
- Made some minor CSS changes to fonts and sizes
- Updated the research page
- Skimmed over all 600+ blog posts from the past nine years and fixing any backward compatibility problems – mainly in the display of galleries and content summaries.
- Noted that I am blogging so much less than I used to. The combined total of all posts so far this year is fewer than the number of posts I previously did in a month.
A Weekend in Brisbane
In early September I went to Brisbane for a weekend to celebrate a birthday with members of my family.
This was my first proper time in Brisbane, previously I have landed at the airport and immediately gone to the Gold Coast.
I was fortunate that the weekend I visited coincided with the start of the Brisbane Festival, which meant there was lots of fun stuff to see and do.
V8 Supercars SMP 400 Photos
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In late August I went to the V8 Supercars Sydney Motorsport Park 400 race at Eastern Creek.
As always I took hundreds of photos, but on this visit I was trying to get better panning shots. I'm fairly pleased with the results, and the 27 photos below are mostly focused on this.
Additionally, there are twp videos of the race start and restart embedded further below.
USA/Canada Trip: Part Five – Quebec
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The final part of my USA/Canada trip, and the main purpose of the visit, was attending the 2014 AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence. This was held in Quebec City, Quebec. During the week I spent there I got to hear some amazing speakers, and spent a few evenings exploring the city – in addition to presenting my own work.
Quebec was a fascinating city, it really felt like being in Europe, the food, the street art and the churches were like nothing else I have seen in North America.
USA/Canada Trip: Part Four – Boston
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After four days in Florida I flew to Boston for a short two day visit.
After checking into my hotel, I spent the first afternoon exploring the Public Garden, Boston Common and CBD area. Boston is one of the birthplaces of the USA and has some amazingly old churches, buildings, and markets. In particular, there was a great mix between the old and the new.
USA/Canada Trip: Part Three – Disney World
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The third and fourth days I spent in Florida were at Disney World.
On the first day there I went to the Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios – until rain brought an early end to the day. On the second day I began at Hollywood Studios and then went to Epcot and back to the Magic Kingdom for the Wishes Fireworks.
The video below shows the first minute of the wishes fireworks. The whole show was amazing. Additionally, the photos that follow are from across the two days – but photos and video don't do the two days full justice, it was such an amazing and unique place to go to.
USA/Canada Trip: Part Two – Kennedy Space Center
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On the second day in Florida, I went to the Kennedy Space Center. It was by pure coincidence that this was exactly 45 years to the day since man first walked on the moon.
The bus tour around the launch facilities at KSC is awesome. My inner child had such a great time, including getting a photoshopped photo of me as an astronaut.
USA/Canada Trip: Part One – Orlando
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In July I travelled to North America to attend AAAI-14. Along the way I did some sightseeing which will be blogged about in the next few posts.
The first stop was a four day visit to Orlando, Florida where I met up with a friend who used to study in Sydney.
During these four days I went to Gatorland, Florida Mall, Downtown Orlando, Kennedy Space Center and Disney World.
The photos below are from the first day of the trip which was spent exploring around the Orlando area.


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Tax News & Views - November 1, 2013
Vol. 14, No. 41
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- Baucus prepares to release tax reform discussion drafts – Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus confirmed that he will release a series of discussion drafts addressing specific aspects of tax reform within the next few weeks.
- Negotiators set low bar for budget conference agreement – As the bicameral conference committee charged with hammering out a concurrent budget resolution for fiscal year 2014 held its first formal meeting, leaders tamped down expectations that the talks would result in a significant agreement and committee members largely stuck to familiar partisan talking points on tax and spending issues.
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DeSean showed a lot of courage when he joined the inaugural Debate Team two years ago. Though he liked debate and thought he might be good at it, DeSean knew that joining a new activity could be a risk and would take a lot of work. As a student of the Academy, however, he was open to growth. DeSean was intentional in seeking help and guidance from his debate coaches Mr. T.J. Tondorf and Mr. Charlie Steele. He was disciplined in his approach to debate preparation. He contributed to his team's debate research. Eventually, DeSean's teachers noticed a transformation. He became more social, more verbal, more expressive in his academics as well as debate.
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Across the bay a lady waits to hold me tight,
And my boat and I are ready to set sail.
If the weather keeps on holdin' and the wind is right
I'll be wrapped up in my sweet one's arms tonight.
And we will sail away
On the wings of love into the night
Cast out our fortunes on the sea
We'll go to sleep together
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Dream of how our life will someday be
When she sails away with me
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My mind is on the one I wait to see.
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Quincy Jones to Receive NABEF Leadership Award
Entertainment industry icon Quincy Jones will receive the Celebration of Service to America Leadership Award from the NAB Education Foundation at the 10th annual Celebration of Service to America Gala on June 9.
FCC to Hold Open Meeting Jan. 17, 2008
The Federal Communications Commission will hold an open meeting on Jan. 17, 2008, at 9:30 a.m. in Room TW-C305, at 445 12th Street S.W., in Washington.
The Top Radio magazine Stories of 2007
What made radio news in 2007? What were the most popular articles in 2007? We have the top 10 list for you.
Congressmen Intro Performance Rights Act
Members of the Senate and House Judiciary Committees introduced legislation to end an exemption for radio stations to pay a performance fee for playing music over the air.
FCC Adopts Localism Proposals
The Federal Communications Commission has stepped into new territory with its Dec. 18 actions to try to ensure that broadcast stations offer programming responsive to the needs and interests of the communities that they are licensed to serve.
FCC Looks to Promote Broadcast Ownership Diversity
During its Dec. 18 meeting, the Federal Communications Commission adopted a report and order that it hopes will expand opportunities for new entrants and small businesses to own broadcast outlets.
FCC Votes to Allow Newspaper-Broadcast Cross Ownership
The long-awaited vote on the revision to the FCC's rules on cross ownership of a TV or radio station and a newspaper in the same market has taken place. The vote followed party lines with the Republicans winning 3-2.
Ice Storm Brings Down Illinois Tower
A winter storm brought the 460ft WJCH tower down to a meager 200ft on Dec. 8. Around 2 p.m., the station's signal was cut off, silencing the 50kW station.
France Adopts DRM up to 30MHz
On Dec. 5, French Minister of Culture Christine Albanel signed a decree to confirm the adoption of Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) and Terrestrial Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (T-DMB) in Band III and in the L-band as the digital radio standards in France.
Copyright Royalty Board Sets Satellite Radio Performance Fees
The Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) issued its determination and order setting the royalty rate payable by XM Satellite Radio under the statutory license covering the performance of sound recordings over XM and Sirius for the six-year period starting Jan. 1, 2007 and ending Dec. 31, 2012.
FCC Releases 2007 EAS Handbooks
The FCC has updated the EAS Handbooks for participating stations. The new handbooks, which stations are required to post at control points, have been updated for satellite radio and TV, and digital radio services.
FCC Adopts New LPFM Rules
The new rules deal with issues of ownership, eligibility and technical aspects, while the FNPRM seeks comment on additional technical matters on LPFM.
Arbitron to Delay PPM Rollout in Nine Cities
Arbitron will delay the commercialization of its Portable People Meter (PPM) radio ratings service in nine markets. New York, Nassau-Suffolk and Middlesex-Somerset-Union will be delayed by nine months
ITU Approves DRM for Tropical Band
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations organization for coordination of the use of the radio spectrum, has completed its four-year review and modification of the regulations for the use of the radio spectrum, including broadcasting use.
SBE, NFL Renew Game-day Coordinator Agreement
The Society of Broadcast Engineers renewed its contract with the National Football League to provide game-day frequency coordination services for the 2007/2008 football season.
NAB Trains Engineers at NAB AM Antenna Computer Modeling Seminar
The NAB AM Antenna Computer Modeling Seminar held at the NAB headquarters in Washington, DC, the week of Nov. 12, 2007 attracted 45 engineers.
Additional Congressmen Oppose Radio Performance Fees
The list of co-sponsors of the Congressional resolution to oppose a radio performance fee on radio stations has grown to 79.
California Fires' Impact on Radio
The recent fires in Southern California greatly affected the broadcasting community in general, but the effect on radio brings reality to engineers across the country.
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Comment Window Opens on EAS
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NRSC Posts Revised Documents on AM and RBDS/IBOC
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Congress Introduces Resolution Against Radio Performance Taxes
The Local Radio Freedom Act, introduced by Rep. Mike Conaway (R-TX) and Rep. Gene Green (D-TX), declares congressional opposition to new charges for radio stations that play recorded music.
Future Digital Emergecy Alert System Demo Comes to International Emergency Management Conference
Four emergency warning companies will demonstrate how their systems work together to create a next-generation integrated public alert system.
Senate Committee Votes to Expand LPFM
The Senate Commerce Committee has voted to move Senate Bill 1675, the Local Community Radio Act of 2007, to the full Senate.
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