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MINNEAPOLIS — It seems to be a foregone conclusion that general manager Rick Hahn will be selling rather than buying before the non-waiver trade deadline Thursday.
The White Sox, who hit three home runs in a 9-5 victory Friday night over the Minnesota Twins, are 50-54 and were five games behind in the "race" for the second wild-card spot.
Five games is far from insurmountable. Problem is, five teams have to be climbed over to get there. Only four teams, including the Twins, had worse records in the American League than the Sox going into Friday's games.
"I'd like to see us get on a little roll, then it would be real fun,'' designated hitter Adam Dunn said. "A 10-of-12, 12-of-15 kind of deal. See the other guys stumble a little bit.''
Anything to make games meaningful in August and September.
"You don't want to go into September [without that],'' Dunn said. "You don't have to be in the lead but be no worse than five out. There's nothing worse than being about 17 down in September.''
Jose Abreu is doing everything in his considerable power to prevent that from happening. His 427-foot homer, a three-run shot against Kevin Correia in the first inning, got the Sox rolling toward their second consecutive win and sixth in the last nine games. John Danks (9-6) allowed four runs in seven innings.
With a major-league-best 30 homers in the first 89 games of his career, Abreu has hit the 30-homer mark faster than any player in history besides Rudy York (79 games) and Mark McGwire (84). He has 77 RBI.
Dunn may be disappointed if Hahn decides that parting with regulars on this team now is for the greater good of next year and beyond. It's possible that Dunn (2-for-5 with an RBI and run scored on a sore left foot), who is in the last year of a four-year, $56 million contract, could be dealt to a team seeking a left-handed power bat.
Manager Robin Ventura, asked before the game what he anticipates trade-wise in the days leading up to the deadline, said, ''Not too much,'' adding the possibilities could increase as Thursday draws nearer.
"When you have a lot of [teams] in the same boat, there can be a lot of talk,'' Ventura said.
"It might be different closer to the deadline, but right now I don't see anything happening.''
The speculation affects almost everyone except Abreu, Avisail Garcia, Chris Sale and Jose Quintana.
"I'm sure it does,'' Ventura said.
The Sox have only won four in a row once. Ventura said a streak is possible because the starting pitching has been solid.
"You can do that,'' he said. "We are a little short in the bullpen, but anything is possible.
Friday's co-stars with Abreu in the Sox' 17-hit barrage: Tyler Flowers (single, double, homer), Alexei Ramirez (homer, single, three runs), Dayan Viciedo (4-for-5, double, RBI). Abreu extended his hitting streak to 15 and has hit safely in 33 of his last 34 games.
"We're going to keep grinding,'' said Danks, who said he is unaffected that teams, including the Yankees, are talking to the Sox about him. "We don't feel like we're out of it.''
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5:45 Live Breaking News: Bank Robbery at BS & L - 11/20/14By BrattleboroTV | Thu, November 20 2014
Following the apprehension of a single suspect who attempted to rob the Brattleboro Savings and Loan Main Street branch 5:45 Live recorded this report from the scene of the crime.
Robbery at Brattleboro Savings & LoanBy cgrotke | Thu, November 20 2014
Brattleboro Police and BS&L report a robbery at the bank this afternoon.
Brattleboro Police Captain Mark Carignan tweeted "Robbery at downtown Brattleboro bank. One suspect in custody. No other suspects at this time. No injuries reported. Press rlse later today."
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Drugmakers Mum on Huge Price Hikes - Legislation Filed to Save Taxpayers $500 MillionBy Not Signed In | Thu, November 20 2014
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 – Sharp increases in prices for many generic drugs were examined today at a Senate hearing where three pharmaceutical companies refused to testify.
Generic drugs, copies of drugs no longer protected by patents, historically have cost much less than brand-name prescription medicines. But federal records made public at the hearing show the price for 1,215 generic drugs increased 448 percent on average from July, 2013 to July, 2014. During that period, nearly 10 percent of all generic drugs more than doubled in price, according to the analysis of data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
I-91 Bridge Replacement Project: Week of November 23By Not Signed In | Thu, November 20 2014
No planned closures this week.
Motorists should expect traffic delays related to Thanksgiving travel on I-91 between Exits 2 and 3, especially Wednesday afternoon and evening northbound, and Sunday afternoon and evening southbound.
The project team wishes you a happy and safe Thanksgiving holiday!
Brattleboro Selectboard Special Meetings ScheduledBy Not Signed In | Thu, November 20 2014
The Brattleboro Selectboard will hold a special meeting on Monday, November 24, 2014 in the Selectboard meeting room at the Municipal Center. It is anticipated that the Board will enter into executive session at 5:00pm to discuss labor relations agreements with employees, and reconvene the business meeting at 5:20pm.
The Brattleboro Selectboard will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, November 25, 2014 at 5:00pm in the Selectboard meeting room at the Municipal Center.
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Paws for Prevention Photo FundraiserBy BAPC | Thu, November 20 2014
Come support Brattleboro Area Prevention Coalition and Windham County Humane Society on Saturday by coming out with your two-legged and four-legged loved ones and enjoy the fun of having a professional photograph taken, by Liz LaVorgna of Core Photo, in a nostalgic winter holiday setting.
Photos will be provided in digital form to download to a personal computer or smartphone. Prints may be ordered online and the images can be used to create unique holiday gifts such as mugs, calendars and more.
Vermont Partnership Updates Vision, MissionBy Not Signed In | Thu, November 20 2014
Brattleboro. Vermont Partnership for Fairness and Diversity has revised its vision, mission, and position statements according to Dr. Ann-Marie White, president of the organization's board of directors.
"We refined our vision, mission, and position statements after listening closely to the attendees at our 3rd Annual Vermont Vision for a Multicultural Future Conference held in early November," states White. The participant-driven conference celebrated the completion of the first decade of Vermont Partnership's four-decade in length Vermont Vision for a Multicultural Future Initiative. Formerly known as Facing Change: The Changing Face of Vermont, the initiative prepares the state, its leaders, and residents for an increasingly multi-racial/ethnic/lingual/cultural/abled landscape.
Young Guitarist Plays in BrattleboroBy Not Signed In | Thu, November 20 2014
Sunday, November 23 there will be a contra dance at the "Stone Church" on Main St in Brattleboro. Dances will be called by Quena Crain, with live music from Everest Witman, Peter Siegel and Audrey Knuth. Witman, 16, is the youngest of this trio, and is a thoughtful, intelligent and clearly-spoken young man with the ability to laugh at himself. He and his band, Nova, appeared earlier this year at the Brattleboro Contra Dance to loud cheering and stomping from the crowd of dancers.
Witman is this year's recipient of the Johnny Trombly Memorial Scholarship. The fund was established to support and encourage young musicians interested in playing instruments used for traditional New England dance music.
November Poets: Sydney Lea and Becky Sakellariou at Brooks LibraryBy Brooks Memorial | Wed, November 19 2014
The November poetry readings at Brooks Memorial Library feature two outstanding Vermont and New Hampshire poets: Sydney Lea and Becky Sakellariou. They will read from their new works on Wednesday November 19, at 7:00 PM. in the BML 2nd floor meeting room. Arrive early to insure a good seat. The event is free and open to the public. For more information contact the library at 802-254-5290 ext 101, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Selectboard Meeting Notes: Scoping Study Endorsed; Feasibility Study WithdrawnBy cgrotke | Tue, November 18 2014
Enginer Gary King is retiring from the Department of Public Works after 30 years of service.
The West Brattleboro Scoping Study was accepted and endorsed, with five varying options described, ranging from nothing to new bike and people paths through the backyards of West Brattleboro properties. Likely, a more simple approach of bike lanes and sidewalks will be attempted.
Brattleboro signed on to help the Windham and Windsor Housing Trust apply for a grant to do energy improvements at five local properties that they own, Brattleboro will apply for brownfield site planning funds, and a sustainable energy program feasibility study vanished from the agenda without explanation, but with discussion.
Building Tar Sands Pipeline Would Be 'Insane,' Sanders SaysBy Not Signed In | Tue, November 18 2014
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18, – Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said today that it would be "insane" to construct the Keystone XL pipeline to ship the dirtiest oil on the planet from Canada's tar sands region to refineries along the Gulf of Mexico.
"The scientific community is telling us that we have a narrow window of opportunity to address the crisis of climate change and to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels and into energy efficiency and sustainable energy," Sanders said in prepared remarks. "This legislation would move us in exactly the wrong direction toward not only more dependence on fossil fuels but on some of the dirtiest fossil fuel imaginable. That is insane."
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Vintage Game - Crossbows and CatapultsBy KAlden | Tue, November 18 2014
I know this is a very long shot but thought I'd give it a try. My son's had a game in the 80s called "Crossbows and Catapults" which they loved. We were trying to find one of these for a reasonable price. EBay and Amazon have several ranging from $150 to $275 ....ridiculous.
So, I'm wondering if somewhere in the diverse land of ibrattleboro someone might have one of these languishing in their attic? As I said, I realize the chances are slim but thought it was worth a try. I'm happy to pay a reasonable price for it. Thanks!
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BMH Physician Group Adds Post-Acute Care ProviderBy BMH | Tue, November 18 2014
BMH Physician Group announces the addition of Nancy J. Redfield, RN, MS, ARNP, BC to its Post-Acute Care Services.
Redfield will work with Eric Pofcher, MD to provide direct care for patients from the time of discharge from Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, or another acute care facility, to admission at a skilled nursing facility. Their duties include managing medical problems in post-acute medical episode recovery, stabilizing chronic conditions and supporting decisions for individualized end-of-life care.
Why The Dems Lost - One Voter's ViewBy Lise | Mon, November 17 2014
I didn't vote this year. For the first time in well over a decade, I was too annoyed to participate. Over the last six years, I've watched as the Democrats held power but proved unwilling or unable to wield it effectively. To make matters worse, those of us who fall left of center have been effectively stifled. Mainstream Democrats saw to that. So while many on the left fret about the Republicans and their Tea Party antagonists, I would argue that it was this stifling of discussion within the Democratic party that led to the debacle of the 2014 midterms. The Democrats are a party that is silently divided.
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Brattleboro Town School Board To Hold Community Forum On 'Testing' 11/19By ADavis | Mon, November 17 2014
The Brattleboro Town school board is holding a public forum this coming Wednesday, 11/19, on the role and the effects of various standardized testing that takes place in our schools. This has been a point of lively discussion on iBrattleboro and it would be worth encouraging the school board to continue this process of public engagement by attending.
The forum takes place at Academy School on Wednesday, November 19, 6:00-7:30 pm.
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Try and find the CustomAction that installs Quicktime and then drop the reference to it in the InstallExecuteSequence table.
I'm having real grief getting the MSI to NOT install Quicktime. There is a "QUICKTIME7REQUIRED" setup property. The default value is "0". It doesn't matter if I change this to "1"... it still tries to install. If I look at the "QuickTimeDlg" dialog box, it has a variable named "QUICKTIME7REQ" (note the different name to the one in setup properties! Serif typo?!) for the tickbox. If I manually add this to the setup properties and set it to either "0" or "1" it also makes no difference. Any ideas please?
EDIT: The property to stop it installing Flash is "FP8GOFLIGHT" and this has the default value "yes". Changing it to "no" stops the installer trying to install Flash. I'll try using "no" instead of a number for QT...
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Try and find the CustomAction that installs Quicktime and then drop the reference to it in the InstallExecuteSequence table.
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Solved, thanks AT! There was a "QUICKTIME7REQUIRED" entry in the CustomAction table, set to "1". Changed it to "0" and viola! I wish Serif was consistent. Some variables use yes/no. Some use 1/0. Why even have it in the Setup Properties if this is going to be ignored?
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Founded to support musicians in The United Methodist Church, The Fellowship has grown to include worship artists, clergy, and laity involved in all aspects of worship from a variety of denominations and experiences. The Fellowship exists to assist worship leaders in creating meaningful worship experiences that bring people into deeper relationships with God and each other.
Fellowship members in the Children & Youth Interest Area shared their plans and ideas for incorporating children and youth music ministries into Christmas Eve events and services in the most recent issue of WorshipArts. Check out the Children & Youth Interest Area to share your own ideas!
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The Homemakers Health Services will join home health care providers across the state and the nation this November to raise awareness about home care during National Home Care Month.
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Equipment World Staff | March 20, 2012
Construction consultant FMI's first-quarter 2012 Construction Outlook Report shows a 5 percent increase over 2011 for total construction put in place, or $826.3 billion.
According to the report, in order for residential construction to achieve the 8 percent increase projected and top $264.4 billion in 2012, a number of factors still have to fall into place, including a reduction in the current inventory of homes, lenders willing to lend on reasonable terms and a steady improvement in hiring.
For nonresidential construction, FMI projects a 4 percent increase in nonresidential buildings for 2012, topping $341 billion, with slightly higher growth in 2013 to $361 billion. Nonresidential contractors are facing many of the same problems as residential contractors, says FMI. In addition, competition is fierce, with low price still the name of the game. Project owners who are ready to restart their building programs are expecting hungry contractors to submit very low bids. One of the keys for growth will be the return of private investment in construction. Additionally, federal, state and local government construction have been dialed back until budgets are in better repair and tax revenues return to levels that are more normal. Research indicates that there are signs this is starting to happen.
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I love the advice she gives on sending any thoughts or worries that come to mind out into the ocean of God's love and lose them there. It motivates you when you know you can dissolve your problems,whenever they arise, into an ocean of God's love. Pray for us, St Jane de Chantal.
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China Integrated Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBEH) – bounce time? 4 commentsMar 31, 2011 11:11 PM | about stocks: CBEH
You may spend hours for doing due diligence on China Integrated Energy, Inc. (CBEH) in lights of recent "short-sellers" articles & blog posts.
I don't want to discuss neither questionable Alfred Little's surveillance video "commissioned by one of its hedge fund clients" nor sinclairupton's Seeking Alpha's instablog posts (sinclairupton is anonymous "hedge fund manager" who created the Seeking Alpha's account particularly for the CBEH's attack).
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March 16th, 2011 11:54 AM sinclairupton's Intanblog post: CBEH – A Troubled Company Stealing from Shareholders
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March 16th, 2011 7:43 PM Intanblog post by sinclairupton: CBEH 2010 10-K does not change our thesis – we are sticking to our report
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March 28th, 2011 11:25 AM Alfred Little's Intanblog post: Time-Lapse Video Shows China Integrated Energy Defrauded Investors
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March 31st, 2011 Alfred Little's article: Chinese RTOs: What Can Investors Buy When Even 'Big Four' Auditors Fail? (CBEH's allegations intentionally shifted after CCME's debates)
Market reaction (March 31st, 2011) FLAT
What's next? New "hedge fund" short seller attack? Respond from China Integrated Energy to these allegations?
We'll see in coming days but for now CBEH is technically set for the bounce (chart below)Themes: China's stocks Stocks: CBEHBack To PennyStockHaven's Instablog HomePage »
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Fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another entity. China Integrated Energy is not a fraud unless all (or some) allegations against company are verified.
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The following article was published by Reidar Visser, an historian of Iraq educated at the University of Oxford and currently based at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs. It is reproduced here with the author's permission. Any opinions expressed are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Iraq Business News.
It took even longer than last year, but the Iraq annual budget finally passed in parliament today with a solid majority.
Many aspects of the budget are similar to last year, with small increases to all the main posts, roughly following the draft that was introduced in December 2011. The big money still goes to the central government and Kurdistan, with some added perks for the ordinary governorates. It is noteworthy that spending on electricity is sharply up compared with 2011, which must be a good sign.
Some special features of the last-minute changes to the original draft call for comment.
The Sadrists had demanded a petrodollar scheme by which a portion of Iraqi oil revenues would go directly to Iraqi citizens. This idea has indeed been included and was celebrated by the Sadrists as a win for their leader Muqtada. However on closer inspection it seems the money that will actually go to the citizens is whatever surplus is left after deficits have been covered, meaning that unless the oil price increases enormously, there may not be that much money to distribute after all.
Money has also been specifically guaranteed for the sahwa pro-government militias in Diyala and Nineveh. This is a response to a demand from the Wasat sub-bloc of the Iraqiyya coalition, and some parliamentarians suggested it constituted the main concession by the government in obtaining Iraqiyya support for the budget.
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The Glen Bridge, however, was built in 1816 and was swept away by a flood in 1843 but was rebuilt immediately as a covered bridge which was swept away again in 1903 by ice. The original bridge had a sign on it saying, "Warning: $10 fine for riding or driving over the bridge faster than a walk."
River takes its toll
Sometime in the era that Warrensburgh was founded, the Judd Bridge was constructed. It was a toll bridge owned by farmer James Judd, and for many years, it was the only bridge available to get from one side of the town to the other.
Years ago my late husband, Mervin Hadden, shared a vivid recollection of an incident the afternoon of Feb. 27, 1923 — when he was 6 years old — walking with his father, Edward Hadden and he witnessed the aftermath of the collapse of the newer iron Judd Bridge. The span had collapsed under the weight of a wagon load of wood, two horses and two men, Benjamin Guiles and Walter Varnum. The two men had jumped from the load and escaped somewhat uninjured but the horses had fallen into the ice-choked river. One horse was bleeding and seriously hurt under the mass of debris, he said. The next replacement Judd Bridge was not built until Aug. 20, 1924.
Settlers flock to town
The first permanent settlers to occupy the new Queen Village of the Adirondacks were mostly Scottish and English, many of them having come from the old country looking for a good life. It was a wild country accompanied by a rough and perilous struggle for existence and it would be many years before the luxury we live in today was to arrive.
Just off Horicon Avenue, on what is today Rosalie Avenue, looking down on Rte. 9, was an old blockhouse located near the huge boulder called "High Rock," the landmark that once stood at the entrance to the town. In 1790 and 1791, in the early days of the settlement, guards stayed at night at the blockhouse to look out for Indian attacks.
Readers are welcome to contact Adirondack Journal correspondent Jean Hadden at firstname.lastname@example.com or 623-2210.
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Joslin Goes Blue for World Diabetes Day 2012
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Nov. 14 was World Diabetes Day–a time to raise awareness about diabetes of any type, in any town, suburb or city, all across the world.
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A list of nation- and worldwide events can be found on the websites of local branches of the American Diabetes Association, or on the International Diabetes Federation's website.
And even though World Diabetes Day 2012 is over, you can still help support Joslin's ongoing mission to ensure that people with diabetes live long, healthy lives by giving $14 for the 14th! Visit the Joslin Give Today website to give your gift.
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