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"I chose to practice Pediatrics not only because I enjoy working with children, but for the opportunity to build long-lasting relationships with my patients as well as their parents. It is so rewarding to watch my patients grow up, celebrate in their successes, help them through their difficulties, and guide them towards healthy adulthoods while educating their parents on how they can assist in this journey."
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Some Games That May Be Nice or Nasty for an adult and child. Use your knowledge of place value to beat your oponent.
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Here are the prices for 1st and 2nd class mail within the UK. You have an unlimited number of each of these stamps. Which stamps would you need to post a parcel weighing 825g?
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Play testcaption testcredit Share on Facebook Tweet Pin on Pinterest Share on Tumblr The Brady Bunch's beloved center square, Ann B. Davis, died Sunday at the age of 88.
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My Fair Brady stars Adrianne Curry and Christopher Knight have separated on what is the fifth anniversary of their wedding.
"After starting a relationship with what seemed to be irreconcilable differences, the couple has reached a period where those differences are no longer appreciated," their manager, Phil Viardo, said in a statement to the Web site Hollyscoop.com. "The decision was mutually reached after it became clear to both that some perspective was needed in order to assess their unique union."
This was Curry's first marriage and Knight's third. They had no children.
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Florence Henderson left Dancing with the Stars Tuesday on a positive note, telling host Tom Bergeron on her way out, "I hope I've inspired people to get off their behinds and move and dance and live and enjoy life."
But another contestant, who was saddened by her elimination, was singing a different tune.
"I'm trying not to cry," the week's leader, Brandy, said, walking up to kiss Henderson on the cheek as the actress was coincidentally speaking to reporters about their bond after the show.
Originally posted 10/12/2010 11:00AM
She may be America's mom, and a septuagenarian to boot. But as she showed with her sexy rumba on Monday's Dancing With the Stars, Florence Henderson is still a hot little number at 76.
"I want people to know that being in your 70s, you don't stop having sex. You don't stop enjoying a partner. You don't stop enjoying life!" Henderson told PEOPLE after the performance.
The judges, by and large, enjoyed Henderson and Corky Ballas's gyrating performance. "Isn't that amazing for the oldest couple ever to do the rumba, and we were the sexiest?" Henderson said. "I love that!"
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Where's Alice with a tension-deflating quip when you need her?
Christopher Knight says he's "hurt deeply" that his Brady Bunch mom, Florence Henderson, publicly called his marriage to reality-TV costar Adrianne Curry a mistake.
"It hurts me deeply that someone that I have loved and respected for so many years ... would discuss overtly negative personal opinions about my marriage in a public forum," the My Fair Brady star writes on his MySpace page. "I can only hope these recent comments are an aberration."
Originally posted 07/08/2008 05:05PM
Florence Henderson says that while her former TV son Christopher Knight has lived his life in front of the cameras the past few years, "reality [TV] is not for me."
"It's a double-edged sword," Henderson said of shedding an iconic role. Henderson, 74, spoke to reporters on Tuesday at the Television Critics Association press tour in Los Angeles, where she was promoting her upcoming Hallmark Channel film Ladies of the House.
Originally posted 03/18/2006 06:00AM
Florence Henderson, Sherman Hemsley and a slew of other "Where Are They Now"-worthy stars attempt to cohabitate in VH1's Surreal Life, premiering on Sunday. PEOPLE looks at the mismatched roomies, plus other events to watch for in the coming week:
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LAUNCHED: "Seinfeld" star and KFC spokesman Jason Alexander wasn't talking chicken when he spoke out about a grassroots Middle East peace plan in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Tuesday. Alexander was trumpeting the "One Voice" campaign, which hopes to get Israelis and Palestinians to vote on a peace agreement via the Internet, the Associated Press reports. IBM will tabulate the votes at its Israeli headquarters, and proponents of the group hope they can use those results to hammer out an agreement. The campaign has received support from such celebrities as Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston.
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Florence Henderson, who played supermom Carol Brady in the 1970s sitcom "The Brady Bunch," will be a co-host of "Later Today," the NBC News show that's set to premiere this fall, an NBC source told the Associated Press on Monday. She'll be paired with Jodi Applegate of NBC News and Asha Blake, former anchor at KNBC-TV (the network's Los Angeles affiliate). Applegate is now a host of "Weekend Today." NBC is expected to appoint Soledad O'Brien to replace her on that show.
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BBC iPlayer Radio gets Playlister support
The BBC has released an updated version of its BBC iPlayer Radio app that adds Playlister support. BBC's Playlister is a new service that allows users to add any song they hear across the BBC's properties to a Playlister playlist. The playlists can then be exported to other music services like Spotify, YouTube and Deezer, where users can listen to the track in full at any time. Once exported, the tracks can be played on the exported music services across all OSes and on all platforms.
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Any time you hear a piece of music you love on the BBC, hit the Playlister '+' button and that track will be waiting in Playlister for you to enjoy later from your mobile, tablet or computer.
As well as building up your own personal playlist of tracks, you can export* and listen to them on your chosen music service and discover new music with recommendations from across the BBC.
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Derek Jeter has worked hard at rehabbing his surgically repaired left ankle and, after he was told by his doctor that it was "100% healed," the New York Yankees shortstop believes it's time to give it a test run — literally. Jeter indicated that he doesn't have to run the bases at full speed before appearing in a game but, after getting clearance from his surgeon Dr. Robert Anderson on Thursday, the Captain plans to talk with manager Joe Girardi about making his 2013 spring debut on the field. "Last time I was there it wasn't completely healed; now it is," Jeter said, referring to an appointment a week or two before spring training. "It's always reassuring when someone says something that's broke is not broke anymore. Now it's just getting through the normal aches and pains that come around it. As long as you know the break has healed, then the aches and pains, that goes away on its own." Jeter, who spoke with reporters after facing Andy Pettitte in a simulated game Friday at Steinbrenner Field, didn't elaborate on his spring return and said he would talk with Girardi first about playing Saturday. "Could be tomorrow, it could be the next day," he said of testing his legs. "But I don't think I have to run them full speed before I play. If you go back to spring trainings in the past, I don't think anyone is running the bases at full speed before the first game. As long as I can get around, then that's fine." There was some thought that Jeter might put off his debut until Monday because of Mariano Rivera's anticipated retirement announcement Saturday morning, but Girardi claims that won't be a factor in any decision. "I don't know if Mo would expect him to do that," Girardi said. "We still have a season to get ready for." Jeter downplayed Thursday's trip to Dr. Anderson's Charlotte, N.C. office. "He said everything's healed, 100% healed," Jeter said. "It was a scheduled visit. It was scheduled before I started playing games. To get the final OK. There's been a process of a few doctors and tests to see how it was coming along. Last time I went there, it wasn't completely healed, but now it is. I figured it would be. I thought it would be. So that's was what I was expecting . . . He gave me clearance, but I don't know if I needed it.'' If Jeter does see any game action, expect it to only be from the DH spot for a few games before he takes his regular position at shortstop. Either way, it'll be nice to see one of the Yankees' walking wounded back on the field in some capacity.
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Encouragingly, the Reds kept their composure with captain Michael Keane showing his experience and authority at the back, helping his side see out a potentially influential victory that moves them up to sixth in the table.
United's next match is against Wolves on 10 March at AFC Telford United.
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"An elegantly assembled and deeply moving remembrance of Cambodian cinema... pure poetry." - Variety ... Between 1960 and 1975, Cambodia produced over 400 films, making it one of the most vibrant cinematic cultures in South-East Asia. But when the Khmer Rouge tore the country apart, they ... Read more
Propaganda reels and hundreds of clay figures cleverly combine in this autobiographical documentary of childhood under Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime. ... As the only family survivor of Pol Pot's reign of terror (1975–1979), Cambodian-French director Rithy Panh (S21, The Khmer Rouge Killing ... Read more


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The Brown Women's Rugby team is trying to raise money to fund a trip to the Women's Rugby Championships. Send them some support by donating at this link: http://www.indiegogo.com/brownrugby
Here is some more information about the team, from the same website:
Who We Are
We are a group of student athletes who love and play the game of Rugby. Most players on the team had never heard of or played rugby before coming to Brown, yet we have been able to establish a thriving program. The team is currently ranked #2 in the nation and holds the top seed going into the D1 national championship. Our season has been a very successful one so far, winning our 6th consecutive undefeated Ivy Championship and a very competitive Northeast Championship.
What We Need & What You Get
As a club sport, we receive limited funding from the university and our coaches go unpaid. We are expected to raise the bulk of our annual budget and fund our way to nationals. Donated funds will go directly to airfare, lodging, and ground transportation. We estimate that in order bring a full roster of 24 players and coaches to the championship, we will need to raise about $35,000. Please help support our cause. If you can only give $20, or $10, or even $1 it will truly make a difference. A little goes a long way, and every cent will be greatly appreciated.
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Today is Election Day. The 12-person field will be winnowed to two finalists who will face off on Nov. 5. The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Candidates' schedules, and a flashback to what newspapers were saying the morning of a preliminary 20 years ago, are available below. Read more
(UPDATED) #BosMayor Round-Up: Sept. 17, 2013
7 days to the Sept. 24 preliminary. Read more
State House News Q&A: Mayoral candidates on medical marijuana
Sep. 13, 2013
In response to a News Service questionnaire, nine of the 12 candidates hoping to become the next mayor of Boston explained their stances on regulating and supervising medical marijuana facilities in the city.
QUESTION: How would your administration deal with medical marijuana dispensaries in Boston?
JOHN CONNOLLY: Voters have decided that such dispensaries are legal and it is now up to the city to come up with thoughtful zoning requirements to ensure that dispensaries are not concentrated in our most underserved neighborhoods or near schools. Read more
State House News Q&A: Mayoral candidates on MBTA finances
Sep. 11, 2013
In response to a News Service questionnaire, nine of the 12 candidates for mayor of Boston offered their positions on whether the city should contribute funding for additional MBTA services in and around Boston. At question is the expansion of MBTA subway services later into the night or the return of late-night bus lines.
QUESTION: Should the city provide more of its own funds to expand service on the MBTA to include later service? How much and for what services? Read more
A dozen mayoral candidates seek to rise above the fray in debate
Sep. 10, 2013
In a 90-minute fast-paced 12-way exchange that at times resembled a raucous dinner-table argument, Boston's would-be mayors jostled for voters' attention with just under two weeks until the Sept. 24 preliminary that will cull the candidates to two finalists.
"My name is Charles Yancey, and I'm running for mayor of the city of Boston," the three-decade city councilor, who is also a candidate for re-election to the City Council, said during a rare lull in the Monday night debate. Read more
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Boston's Race to City Hall
12 candidates, each determined to make it through the primary election on September 24, are what remain after 24 sought to win a nomination on the ballot to fill the seat of incumbent Mayor Thomas Menino. The diverse field of candidates, made up of City Councilors, State Representatives, organizers, activists, non-profit leaders, and small business owners, are featured in the newest Boston Neighborhood Network Television series, "Meet the Next Mayor". Read more
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Eyesore remains a hold-out on Dudley Street
There are many high-profile eyesores and abandoned lots across Boston that merit the attention, imagination and hustle of the next mayor. But few loom as large as the Leon Electric building in Uphams Corner.
The hulking warehouse complex sits right next to the MBTA commuter rail station at the corner of Dudley and Humphreys streets. The empty, fenced-off, weather-worn behemoth rises up seven stories and casts a foreboding shadow over the neighborhood business district below. Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up, Late Night Edition: Sept. 4, 2013
The mayoral race chugs along. Highlights from Wednesday include: Read more
#BosMayor Round-Up, Morning Edition: Sept. 4, 2013
The Sept. 24 prelim is 20 days away. Read more
At deadline's eve, little bump in Boston voter registrations
Sep. 3, 2013
Officials at Boston City Hall haven't seen many new voter registrations in the weeks leading up to this month's preliminary municipal elections, but are bracing for a possible blitz of new voters generated by mayoral hopefuls looking for an advantage in a crowded 12-person field.
The deadline to register to vote in the Sept. 24 preliminary is Wednesday. Read more


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I'm looking forward to tomorrow, but wish I were in Detroit with Rob the Firefighter and the Lady Alicia, where the Inauguration approaches the sacramental. Ah well, the State Theatre will have to do. I am going to bring lots of Kleenex. I've been waiting for this a long, long time.
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Tuesday afternoon, after the parade: we have been uncharacteristically glued to TV all day. I have imagined being at the State Theatre in Traverse City...or at the Lodge in Leland...or Miller Auditorium in Kalamazoo...or at the old high school, now a museum, in Plains, Georgia. In a way, this sleepy little northern Gulf Coast town is very far from Washington, DC, but in another way it has felt as if we have been in Washington all day. And that's been a GREAT place to be!
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NL Rumors: Stanton, Swisher, Mets, Dodgers, Cubs
Between the Mets' R.A. Dickey trade talks and the Nationals' signing of Dan Haren, much of today's major news has come out of the National League. Here are a few more updates from across the Senior Circuit….
- Although the Marlins have no intention of trading Giancarlo Stanton, that certainly hasn't stopped teams from calling to ask about him, according to Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com. "It would be easier to list who hasn't called," a source close to the Marlins told Knobler.
- With Angel Pagan locked up, the Giants have turned their attention to corner outfielders, and have spoken to Nick Swisher's reps, says Ken Davidoff of the New York Post (on Twitter). However, the team will likely target a more affordable option — perhaps Ryan Ludwick or Scott Hairston.
- The Mets, in their search for veteran left-handers for the bullpen, have inquired on Manny Parra, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post (via Twitter).
- The Dodgers are shopping for a shortstop or third baseman to pair with Hanley Ramirez on the left side of the infield, tweets Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com, adding that the team's approach at this point appears to involve pursuing an All-Star at every position.
- In addition to a center fielder, the Phillies also need a right fielder and a third baseman, though they likely won't be able to afford both, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. tells Jayson Stark of ESPN.com (Twitter link).
- Yuniesky Betancourt is among the third base options being considered by the Cubs, writes Carrie Muskat at MLB.com.
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Free Agent Rumors: Lannan, Escobar, Youkilis, Drew
With plenty of rumors flying around the lobby of the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville, we're making sure we don't let anything slip through the cracks. Here are a few morning updates from around the league on some of this winter's free agents:
- Joel Sherman of the New York Post tweets that the Mets have displayed interest in the recently non-tendered John Lannan, perhaps as insurance if the team trades a starter.
- Although he hasn't pitched in the big leagues since 2009, Kelvim Escobar is healthy in winter ball and is drawing interest at the Winter Meetings, tweets ESPN.com's Buster Olney.
Earlier updates:
- The Yankees have spoken with Kevin Youkilis' agent, reports Jack Curry of the YES Network (Twitter link). According to Curry, Youkilis would consider a one-year deal if the salary was at a "premium amount."
- The Mariners are interested in free agent outfielder Nate McLouth, according to Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (via Twitter).
- A rival evaluator tells ESPN.com's Buster Olney (Twitter link) that there's "no way" Stephen Drew would sign with the Yankees to be a part-time or utility player. Drew is seeking a full-time job.
- Red Sox GM Ben Cherington acknowledged that giving up a draft pick to sign Nick Swisher would be a factor in Boston's pursuit of the outfielder (link via Sean McAdam of CSNNE.com).
- Mike Silverman of the Boston Herald hears that the Red Sox still have a chance in the Josh Hamilton sweepstakes, but it's a long shot (Twitter link).
- After getting a clean bill of health on his hand and wrist, Ian Stewart has drawn wide interest from teams looking for third base help, tweets Bob Nightengale of USA Today. Tyler Kepner of the New York Times notes (via Twitter) that Stewart could be a fit for the Yankees.
- Within his latest piece for the New York Post, Ken Davidoff hears that the Mets and Ryan Ludwick are an unlikely match, and wonders if Nick Swisher could end up with the Mariners.
- The Reds will meet with Ludwick's agent this morning, according to John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer. The veteran outfielder could accept the offer on the table from Cincinnati, though Fay speculates that the Reds are offering two years and Ludwick wants three. A two-year deal with a third-year option might work for both sides, says Fay.
- The Athletics will meet with the reps for Japanese shortstop Hiroyuki Nakajima today, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
- The Dodgers, Giants, Brewers, Angels, and Rays are among the teams that have inquired on free agent reliever Mark Lowe, reports Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports.
- Scott Kazmir, who is throwing 90-94 mph in Puerto Rico, is drawing interest from a host of teams and could choose from a handful of offers soon, tweets Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. However, the Mets aren't in the mix for the lefty, tweets Andy Martino of the New York Daily News.
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Free Agent Rumors: Oswalt, Delmon, Sizemore, Ross, Ludwick
Here's the latest from the Winter Meetings on a handful of free agents:
- Roy Oswalt is unsure about whether he'll pitch in 2013, one of his agents tells Morosi.
- The Mariners checked in on Delmon Young, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports. Morosi reported previously that Young might wait until January to sign given his November ankle surgery.
- Grady Sizemore had been drawing interest from a few clubs, including the Red Sox, but he won't be a real option until midseason, according to MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince. Agent Joe Urbon confirmed to Castrovince that his client underwent microfracture surgery on his right knee in September.
- Besides being interested in Scott Hairston, the Yankees are also eyeing Cody Ross, according to Jon Morosi of FOX Sports (Twitter link).
- The Mariners have checked in on Ryan Ludwick, among other hitters, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
- Cesar Izturis' reps are expected to meet with the Mets this week and there could be a match there, writes Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com.
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- The Orioles' interest in righty Brett Myers appears minimal, tweets Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun, and they have no meetings set up with his reps.
- The Twins are one team with early interest in southpaw John Lannan, tweets Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post. The Pirates also have an eye on Lannan, reported Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review earlier today.
- The Cubs are talking to many agents about bullpen help and they like Jason Grilli, tweets Bruce Levine of ESPNChicago.
- Solid interest in Jason Bay (from teams other than Boston) may lead to a Major League deal, tweets Rob Bradford of WEEI.
- The Marlins are interested in utility man Mark DeRosa, according to Juan C. Rodriguez of the South Florida Sun Sentinel. The 37-year-old had indicated at season's end that he was unsure what his future held.
- The Royals are "sending out signals" that they have the money and the motivation to pursue a pitcher who could be considered a No. 1, reports Danny Knobler of CBS Sports. A run at Anibal Sanchez isn't out of the question for Kansas City, according to Knobler.
- Tigers people continue to say the team isn't even considering Rafael Soriano, tweets Joel Sherman of the New York Post. However, Sherman notes that owner Mike Ilitch's great relationship with Scott Boras still makes Detroit a wild card in the Soriano sweepstakes.
- Rival executives view the Nationals as a good fit for Mike Pelfrey, especially considering GM Mike Rizzo and Scott Boras have a history of working out deals, says Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com (Twitterlinks).
- Teams are showing "no hesitation whatsoever" in pursuing Jeff Keppinger, who underwent surgery to repair a right fibula fracture, agent Keith Grunewald tells Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (Twitterlinks).
- Jason Giambi would like to continue his playing career, and is drawing interest from three or four teams, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
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The third episode of Rosters and Rumblings, the new podcast featuring MLBTR's Ben Nicholson-Smith and Jason Martinez of MLB Depth Charts, was recorded today. Check out the podcast for discussion of the non-tender deadline, the David Wright extension and the Russell Martin signing. Here's the latest from around the league…
- The Diamondbacks want Andrelton Simmons from the Braves in a Justin Upton trade, reports Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (on Twitter). Earlier this month we heard the Rangers tried to acquire Simmons so they could flip him to Arizona for Upton.
- Meanwhile, Dave O'Brien of The Atlanta Journal Constitution says (on Twitter) the Braves have interest in free agent outfielders like Ryan Ludwick, Shane Victorino, and Cody Ross even after signing B.J. Upton.
- Both the Braves and Reds are trying to acquire a leadoff hitting left fielder, reports ESPN's Jim Bowden (on Twitter). Both teams had interest in Denard Span before he was traded to the Nationals.
- The Reds have had conversations with the representatives for Victorino and Angel Pagan, GM Walt Jocketty confirmed to John Fay of The Cincinnati Enquirer. "Nothing formal though," added the GM, who confirmed speaking with Ludwick's agent as recently as last week.
- Even after claiming and signing Phil Humber, Astros GM Jeff Luhnow told MLB.com's Brian McTaggart that he is still in the market for pitching (Twitter link).
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Mets Notes: Pagan, Flores, Wright
The latest on the Mets, who have agreed to terms with David Wright on a long-term deal and are considering an extension for R.A. Dickey…
- A Mets insider told Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com that the team will likely spend on one outfielder. It's even too early to rule out a return for Angel Pagan, not that a reunion seems likely. Ryan Ludwick and Cody Ross are among the right-handed hitting free agent outfielders who could draw interest from the Mets, Rubin writes.
- The Mets have also made a list of backup catchers they might target, according to Rubin. Nationals catcher Jesus Flores, a non-tender candidate with a projected salary of $1.2MM, is among the catchers on the team's list.
- The Mets will likely address their needs via free agency, team insiders told Rubin.
- Joel Sherman of the New York Post heard that it was "vital" that Wright's contract with the Mets surpass Johan Santana's $137.5MM contract in terms of total value (Twitter link). Wright's eight-year deal will pay him $138MM in total.
- Dave Cameron of FanGraphs applauds the Mets for not giving up on the team in the short term.
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Reds Notes: Span, Latos, Bailey, Ludwick
With B.J. Upton now a Brave and Denard Span now a National, the Reds' outfield/leadoff hitter options are thinning out, writes MLB.com's Mark Sheldon. The Reds tried to acquire Span from the Twins at last year's trade deadline, though Sheldon hadn't heard anything about the Reds continuing their pursuit for Span this winter. Sheldon believes Michael Bourn and Angel Pagan are too expensive for the Reds and Shane Victorino may be as well, though Cincinnati is one of at least seven teams who have shown interest in Victorino's services.
Here are some more items about of the Queen City…
- In a separate piece from Sheldon, the Reds' recent history of locking up young players before free agency makes Mat Latos and Homer Bailey seem like extension candidates this winter. In his recent look at Cincinnati's arb-eligible players, MLBTR's Tim Dierkes noted that Bailey's injury history may keep the Reds from pursuing a multiyear deal with the righty, while Latos could receive a five-year, $60MM extension, though predicting a new Latos deal is difficult due to a lack of comparables.
- Dustin Bledsoe, Latos' agent, tells John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer that the Reds have yet to approach his client about an extension.
- Also from Fay, he hears from agent Dan Horwits that the Reds have "been in contact" with his client Ryan Ludwick about a possible return to Cincinnati. "There's interest on both sides. Hopefully, we can [get] something done. We're talking to other clubs. He has offers from other clubs," Horwits said.
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Free Agent Faceoff: Ryan Ludwick vs. Cody Ross
Power-hitting corner outfielders are always in demand, but not every team has the pockets deep enough to make a run at Josh Hamilton or even Nick Swisher. The lower price tag on more affordable names like Ryan Ludwick and Cody Ross leads to plenty of interest from teams looking for a boost in the outfield.
Ludwick, 34, produced a robust .275/.346/.531 triple slash line with 26 homers in 2012 — his first season with the Reds. While he was better at home in his hitter-friendly ballpark and against left-handed pitching, Ludwick managed to crack an .850 OPS both on the road and against right-handed pitching. In short, he hit regardless of the situation he was in. However, he totaled his fewest plate appearances since 2008 and provided negative value on defense according to UZR. He'll also turn 35 next July.
Ross won't turn 32 until December, and he enjoyed a strong season in his own right. He hit .267/.326/.481 with 22 home runs in 2012 — also his first season with a new team (the Red Sox). Ross carried a noticeable home-road split (.921 home OPS; .684 away) and a significant left-right split as well (1.010 OPS vs. lefties; .729 vs. righties). Ross, however, appeared at all three outfield positions for the Red Sox and graded out strongly in right field according to UZR/150 (+6.3 runs).
Each has likely positioned himself for a multiyear deal. And, while each is drawing interest from his former club, other teams around the league surely are considering the services of both Ludwick and Ross.
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NL Notes: LaRoche, Phillies, Reds, Cardinals
Today is the 63rd anniversary of Jackie Robinson becoming the first African-American player to win the MVP Award. This would be the only such honor during Robinson's Hall of Fame career. Here's the latest news from the Senior Circuit:
- Negotiations between the Nationals and Adam LaRoche are going slowly, a source tells MLB.com's Bill Ladson. The source also says LaRoche's top priority is to return to the Nationals, but the free agent first baseman is thinking about his two children, which is why he wants a three-year deal and has talked with several teams.
- A five-year, $75MM contract might be accurate for B.J. Upton but expect Michael Bourn to seek more, tweets Dave O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
- Despite the declining influence of home runs to change a game, as typified by the Giants winning the World Series after slugging the fewest home runs in baseball, the Phillies still need a power surge in 2013, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer's Bob Brookover.
- Centerfield is one position where the Phillies could seek to boost their power output. ESPN's Buster Olney breaks down their various centerfield options in his latest Insiders-only blog.
- John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer sees the Reds' 2013 payroll being $92MM, but a team insider tells him the actual number could start with an eight. This would make it difficult, in Fay's opinion, to do anything in free agency except sign a closer or re-sign Ryan Ludwick.
- Within the same piece, GM Walt Jocketty says he will wait until after Thanksgiving to speak with Scott Rolen, who is contemplating retirement.
- The Cardinals' needs are simple for 2013, writes Bernie Miklasz of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The team needs to reinforce a thin bench by adding some right-handed power and find a fourth outfielder who can generate some offense. Miklasz adds the health of shortstop Rafael Furcal is also a significant question.
- Blessed with the deepest of pockets, the Dodgers' desire to pursue an elite starting pitcher reveals myriad ways the team can approach the process, writes Steve Dilbeck of the Los Angeles Times. Common sense, however, may still prevail at Chavez Ravine as Dodgers controlling partner Mark Walter once eloquently stated, "Pitchers break."
Daniel Seco contributed to this post.
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Jocketty Discusses Reds Offseason Rumors
Reds GM Walt Jocketty spoke to John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer about some of the free agent names connected to his club this winter…
- The Reds' first priority is trying to find a leadoff hitter, though Jocketty said that Michael Bourn is too expensive for his club and the same could be true about Angel Pagan. Jocketty said that the team hasn't contacted Pagan yet and "not that we wouldn't but I wonder about the money."
- Jocketty confirmed that the Reds have talked to Jonathan Broxton and Ryan Madson about returning to Cincinnati, while the team has also spoke to free agent Joakim Soria. Broxton is the only one of the trio who would be able to pitch on Opening Day, as Madson and Soria are both recovering from Tommy John surgery. The Reds are likely one of the eight contenders who Soria's agent, Oscar Suarez, says has shown interest in his client.
- The Reds talked to Torii Hunter's agent "but the money was too much," Jocketty said. The general manager doubted that Hunter's two-year, $26MM contract with the Tigers would impact Ryan Ludwick's price since "they're different kind(s) of players." The Reds have had "preliminary" talks with Ludwick about a new deal.
- Jocketty told FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi last week that the Reds could deal one of their shortstops (Zack Cozart and Didi Gregorius) if the right deal came along, but Jocketty said that neither player is being shopped. "We're not taking offers," Jocketty said. "That gets out and then we have to call Cozart and call Didi."
- The Reds have no plans to extend Jay Bruce's contract. "We control him for five more years," Jocketty said. "It's so far off. It's something we haven't talked about." Matt Sosnick, Bruce's agent, raised the possibility of an extension beyond 2016 for his client earlier today.
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Jocketty On Ludwick, Chapman, Votto
It's no secret that Reds GM Walt Jocketty intends to upgrade the Cincinnati outfield this offseason. Jocketty addressed his search for outfield help and other Reds-related questions in a conversation with MLBTR at the GM Meetings in Indian Wells, California. Here are the details.
- Jocketty said the Reds hope to re-sign Ryan Ludwick this winter. "We've made some progress, but it'll probably take another week or two before we know where we're at," the GM said. "
- Ideally the Reds would like to add a leadoff hitter. Whether the newcomer plays center or left field has yet to be determined.
- The Reds view Aroldis Chapman as a starting pitcher long-term and they could make him a starter in 2013 if they acquire a free agent reliever. "If we re-sign Ryan Madson or [Jonathan] Broxton or someone else it would allow us to move Chapman to the rotation," Jocketty said. Pitching coach Bryan Price feels strongly that Chapman can become a top of the rotation starter.
- Signing Joey Votto and Brandon Phillips in the spring helped the Reds focus on other needs this offseason, the GM said. "That was important for us to do, for sure."
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Surviving Alice Gone Wild
John Kong | November 26, 2014
Before the Supreme Court's decision in Alice Corp. v CLS Bank Int'l [1], Judge Moore said "this case is the death of hundreds of thousands of patents, including all business method, financial system, and software patents as well as many computer implemented and telecommunications patents."[2] This concern is premised on about twenty years of patent practice grounded in the en banc 1994 Federal Circuit decision in In re Alappat which previously established the "special purpose computer" justification for patent eligibility under 35 USC §101 for computer-implemented inventions.[3] The Alice decision essentially eliminated the "special purpose computer" bright line rule as applied generally to computer-implemented inventions. The new Mayo 2-part §101 test for computer-implemented inventions is, however, fraught with issues from the lack of guidance on how to properly apply it. Some strategic arguments for surviving a §101 attack are presented in this article, as well as a new way to address what is "significantly more."
CAFC redefines the singular phrase "a patient" as a plural patient population
Ryan Chirnomas | November 18, 2014
Braintree Laboratories, Inc. v. Novel Laboratories, Inc.
April 22, 2014
Panel: Dyk, Prost Moore. Majority opinion by Prost. Concurrence by Dyk. Dissent by Moore.
In this ANDA litigation, the claims recited a composition for purgation of the colon of "a patient". The majority imported the preamble phrase of "a patient" into the claim, and also interpreted this as not a single patient, but rather a "patient population". Judge Moore dissented on this point. Additionally, Judge Dyk dissented on the grounds that the majority based its analysis on an accused infringing product different from the subject of the ANDA application, contrary to Hatch-Waxman rules.
Tags: ANDA litigation > claim construction
Michael Caridi | November 11, 2014
President and Fellows of Harvard v. Lee
October 29, 2014
Panel: Lourie, Moore and O'Malley. Opinion by Moore
Harvard/DuPont appealed the Virginia Eastern District's Summary Judgment grant of the USPTO's finding of their cancer mouse patent (USP 5,925,803) expired due to a terminal disclaimer filed in the parent patent disclaiming term for any future patents. Harvard/DuPont argued that the terminal disclaimer was not properly entered because the requisite fee was not paid and therefore ineffective. The Federal Circuit affirmed the USPTO's finding on the basis that the ruling was not arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or contrary to law under the APA standard.
NEGOTIATION IN THE U.S. IS NOT SALE OR OFFER FOR SALE WITHIN THE U.S. UNDER §271(a) WHEN SUBSTANTIAL SALES ACTIVITIES OCCUR OUTSIDE THE U.S.
Sadao Kinashi | November 11, 2014
Halo Electronics, Inc. v. Pulse Electronics, Inc. (Precedential Opinion)
October 22, 2014
Panel: Lourie, O'Malley, and Hughes. Opinion by Lourie
Halo Electronics ("Halo") owns U.S. Patent No.5,656,985 and other patents of electronic packages. Halo sued Pulse Electronics ("Pulse") for patent infringement. Pulse manufactures, sells and delivers electronic packages only outside the United States [for the purpose of the summary judgment]. All purchase orders were received at Pulse's sales offices abroad. However, Pulse negotiated with Cisco in the United States regarding the price for Cisco's foreign contract manufacturers. The district court granted summary judgment of no direct infringement as to the products that Pulse manufactured, shipped, and delivered outside the United States.
CAFC held that the district court did not err in granting summary judgment of no direct infringement because those products were neither sold nor offered for sale by defendant within the United States.
Note) Some other issues are involved in the case, but this report focuses only on the appeal of the summary judgment.
CAFCは、製品の米国内での販売又は販売の申し出はないとして、地裁のサマリ・ジャジメントは誤りではないとして維持した。Next Page »


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Functional and very bright, ideal for summer or off summer.
Between Saint Raphael (15 km) and Saint Tropez (22 km), the apartment is located in Issambres the center of shops, in a house which has four.
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It consists of a living room (with sofa bed for -sommier to lattes-), a bedroom, a kitchen, a bathroom with shower and toilet.
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- children welcome
- smoking allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Mr. Jean-Jacques Candy
Pensioner from the National Education (worked at Lyon as a Letters teacher, in a high school and university).
Mr. Jean-Jacques Candy purchased this lodge in 1961
Why Mr. Jean-Jacques Candy chose Les Issambres
This house was built in 1961 by my parents and their friends who wanted to spend their holidays together in Issambres, on the early 1950's. The other houses are occupied by the second generation of 'settlers' who are also my childhood friends. The interior of the house was completely refurbished in 2008, and some renovations were made (like the facade and the terraces) in 2012.
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* The house is located on the edge of a coastline that has no concrete; it is close to beaches and shops.
*No problems with neighbours, since they are all my childhood friends and I can assure you they are quiet and silent people.
*On site, you will be welcomed by a trusted person who lives here all year long, in one of the houses. She will give you the keys and she will be my connection to help you solve any problems you might have (small damages or appliances that do not work, for example). You will not be left alone to deal with any inconvenience that might arise.


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There have been several, if not numerous revisions and overhauls to the still current webpages I've been writing on Greta Garbo and Swedish Silent Film. Please feel invited to peruse any of the presently in progress updates.
I was writing novel titled Inga's Evening or Inga's Veil or "Lillya's University" and what would be a sequel to Joseph Sarno's two film's Inga and The Seduction of Inga- a novel based on a fictional never filmed Swedish art film- and attending poetry readings when I entered a new relationship. The novel was full of camera angles embroidered in its paragraphs and was to be an erotic novel as well as an experimental novel.
Since then I been revising my webpages on film history and film criticism, from Swedish Silent Film onward. Particularly, I've been revising webpages on the silent film of Greta Garbo and Victor Seastrom . While waiting to begin writing the novel, then titled Inga's Veil, Evening, I've been structuring a poem, The Inclines of Suspension, as its introductory chapters.
Postponing some of the experiemental novel's to take Massive Open Online Courses in Art, Film, Literature, Poetry
If you come across blogs on literature that are centered around what has now transpired beyond being a love affair, please see the poetry of two people being together and finding new things to learn.
I found several hard to find Swedish Silent Films this year on You Tube directed by Maurtiz Stiller, Victor Sjostrom and John Brunius and decided to enroll in an online course in Scandinavian Film offered by a University in Denmark; a link is provided from my webpage if you should decided to enroll with me.


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"Hiking with Your Dog" at Belle Isle State Park at 10 a.m. The program will cover what to bring with your dog, basic canine first aid, and how to make your dog welcome on area trails. The program begins at the Canoe Launch area and will include a hike by a marsh and through the woods. Well-behaved dogs on a leash are welcome to attend.
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Invigorating of aerobic, pilates, yoga, Zumba, dance, stretching and toning.
An invigorating combination of aerobic, pilates, yoga, zumba, dance, stretching and toning. Monday and Wednesdays at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Colonial Beach, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The instructor is Ann Swope. For more information and cost (church donation) contact Ann at 804-224-0870. $
Belle Isle State Park will host a Project WET workshop on from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The workshop is free and will feature lessons about wetlands and water quality to take home. To register call the park at 462-5030.
Book Sale! Spring opening March 7, 8 & 9 held 10 am – 2 p.m. on Main St in Warsaw next to Union Bank – thousands of books – each $1 or less The Rappahannock Community College Friends of the Library book sale is scheduled to be open every Friday and Saturday through May and all proceeds benefit the local library.
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The Potomac River Fisheries Commission will meet on Friday, March 8 at 9 a.m. in the John T. Parran Hearing Room of the Potomac River Fisheries Commission Building, 222 Taylor Street, Colonial Beach.
Southern Maryland oil painter Jan Gagnon will present her "Life Through a Brush" at JarrettThor Fine Arts in Colonial Beach from March 8- April 7. The opening reception will be from 6 -9 p.m.. The public is cordially invited free of charge.


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