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A recent string of dry weather has those monitoring the local water supply urging residents to be cautious. If current conditions don't change, some of the springtime activities could have limits. It has been dry in our area for some time, and although we are not yet in a drought, people might have to think twice about watering their plants as well as washing their cars
It's probably safe to say that you've noticed that we haven't received much rain in our area lately. Current conditions have caused some dams in our area to stop spilling. According to Executive Director of Rivanna Water and Sewer Authorities, the Charlottesville area is not in serious danger of a drought at this time, but they are keeping a close eye on our area's water fall.
"If we get some decent rainfall in the next 30 to 45 days, it will certainly improve our conditions, said Tom Frederick, Executive Director Rivanna Water and Sewer Authorities. "If it remains abnormally dry we could be facing a drought this year."
"We do want to be proactive because we do want to make sure that if it is necessary to move into drought measures, that they're done early enough that they can be effective," he added.
Abnormally dry conditions are to blame for the decline in water flow in our area's rivers and streams. That's causing the water to stop spilling in two local dams, Sugar Hollow and Ragged Mountain. This is keeping other authorities on the lookout.
"When we head into a dry period, especially a drought, we work jointly with the county and the University and the Water Authority to offer advice and get people to take water measures that will make a difference," said Charlottesville Spokesperson Ric Barrick.
The Rivanna Water and Sewer Authorities say that we shouldn't worry quite yet. Charlottesville area's driest year was in 2002.
If you are looking for ways to voluntary conserve water, visit www.charlottesville.org.
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The population of the United States is aging rapidly, with an estimated 25% of the population becoming age 65 or older by the year 2030. The social and health care needs of older adults are both unique and challenging. This non-credit / CEU program will assist the nurse and/or health care provider in developing and refining skills useful in the assessment of older adults in the community and supported living environments.
Topics for discussion include the demographics of aging in the United States, age-related physical changes, physical and mental health, and functional assessment. We will also explore polypharmacy and pharmacokinetics in the older adult. Although the focus of the course is assessment, we will discuss management of certain acute and chronic health problems unique to aging.
In this non-credit / CEU program participants learn to:
- Complete a health history and physical assessment focusing on the unique needs of the older adult in a variety of settings
- Describe age related changes
- Assess for challenges related to changing pharmacokinetics and polypharmacy
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- Assist in maximizing physical and mental function in community and supported living environments
A variety of teaching modalities, including interactive lectures, physical assessment practicum, case studies, and guest presenters will enhance the learning process.
Day One: Physical, Social and Psychological Assessment of the Older Adult: Part I
- Demographics of older Americans
- Social and economic issues unique to aging in the United States
- The assessment process
- Age related physical changes and physical exam of the older adult: Part I
Date Two: Physical, Social and Psychological Assessment of the Older Adult: Part II
- Age related physical changes and physical exam of the older adult: Part II
- Mental health assessment
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- Polypharmacy
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- Using assessment to maximize health in community and supported living environments
- Sexual health
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- End-of-life decisions and supportive care
This non-credit / CEU certificate program is offered during the spring semester only. The spring semester begins in January and runs through June. All spring courses post to our website in November. To stay up-to-date on course offerings, sign up for our Professional & Continuing Education Newsletter.
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- WIA Approved: This program is also eligible for funding under the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) through the Maine CareerCenters. For more information visit: mainecareercenter.com/employment/training-adults
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- Gale Johnsen, PhD, MSN is a family nurse practitioner living in western Maine. She has extensive experience in geriatrics both in family practice and long-term care settings. She has taught at the graduate level for Simmons College, University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, and the University of Southern Maine and regularly conducts workshops and seminars on geriatric topics.
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Fireworks in the Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds tonight and despite the soggy weather, there's sure to be a cracking display tonight.
Fireworks over the Abbey Gardens in Bury St Edmunds - this year's big display in the centre of town is on Saturday, November 5.
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- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3 to 4 pounds), cut up
- 2 carrots, sliced
- 2 celery ribs with leaves, sliced
- 1 green onion, sliced
- 5 peppercorns
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 6 cups water
- 6 tablespoons butter, cubed
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Homemade or purchased biscuits, warmed
- Combine the first seven ingredients in a Dutch oven; cover and simmer until the chicken is tender, about 45 minutes.
- Remove vegetables and chicken from broth; set vegetables aside. Skin, bone and cube the chicken. Strain broth, reserving 3 cups.
- In a large saucepan over medium heat, melt butter; stir in flour and pepper until thickened and bubbly. Gradually stir in reserved broth; bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Boil for 1 minute. Add chicken and vegetables; heat through. Serve over biscuits. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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A decade after the global tragedy of 9/11, it is clear that a lot of things have changed in its aftermath including our approach to policing and the invasion of our human rights, according to new research from the University of Birmingham.
Not only was there a vast physical loss of lives immediately following the attacks, in the succeeding decade we have also witnessed a loss of personal privacy with the introduction of preventative policing and the development of surveillance and other detection technologies seeking to fight terrorists before they strike. It is now common practice to remove our shoes before stepping on a plane, our liquid allowance has been severely restricted and controversial body x-ray scanners are slowly being phased into airports to name a few of the new detection technologies introduced to air travel in a post-9/11 world.
In the culmination of a three-year collaborative research project, known as DETECTER, researchers from the University of Birmingham are calling for increased accountability and more stringent legislation of surveillance technologies in a series of recommendations of how to conduct preventative policing whilst protecting the privacy of civilians, suggesting the public have a right to know what surveillance is happening.
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Project co-ordinator, Professor Tom Sorell, Director of the University of Birmingham's Centre for the Study of Global Ethics, explains:
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"We have identified many ethical problems and potential human rights violations in relation to these technologies and have therefore made these recommendations to create a new open and accountable climate for the operation of detection technologies, whilst recognising the importance that police maintain a continuous rather than a reactive focus to counter-terrorism."
The recommendations will be presented during a one-day international conference, 'Detecter Technologies, Terrorism, Ethics and Human Rights' which is taking place on Thursday 7 September at the University of Birmingham's European office in Brussels.
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A Kansas obedience trainer with 40 years on the job is donating her time to help a disabled Army veteran train a new service dog.
Ryan Newell reported his first service dog stolen on Aug. 3. The dog was later hit by a car on Interstate 35.
We met Kathy Adkins during her first session with 4-year-old Arnie. Right now, they're just working on the basics but the goal is to train Arnie to be a service dog for Ryan Newell.
The wounded veteran lost both his legs while serving in Afghanistan. He also tells us he suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Arnie isn't Newell's first service dog. About a week and half ago, he lost Red - his constant companion for one year.
"She was by my side 24/7. It didn't matter where we were at, she'd go with me," Newell said.
Ryan says Red helped him so much, he knew he needed another service dog.
"Nothing is ever going to be able to replace her but I can still have something there to fulfill the companionship," Newell said.
The Newell family adopted Arnie Saturday and Ryan says he figured he'd have go out of state for training, just like he did with Red. But after she heard Ryan's story, Kathy Adkins stepped in and offered to train Arnie free of charge.
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For the first time, the University of Mary Washington men's basketball team is headed to the "Sweet 16″ of the NCAA Division III Tournament.
The UMW Eagles defeated Springfield College and DeSales University in the first two rounds of the tournament and will host the next tournament round this weekend in the Anderson Center.
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The flavour of the season is cricket and looks like television
actors have taken it up with a vengeance. Actors Ayub Khan and Faisal
Raza Khan with their cricket team, Actorletics, played a friendly Holi
Cup match against Boxy Boyz yesterday. The Boxy Boyz played
more aggressively than the Actorletics and won the match with a score
of 214. Actorletics lost by 17 runs. Ashutosh Rana made a grand entry
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Saini, Mohsin Akhtar, Muzammil Akhtar and Ashish Sharma.
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|Misa Interviews Control Data Australia
In November 2013, I found myself far from home and trying to fathom a bizarre lunchtime conversation. I'd just arrived in Melbourne, Australia, after a 24 hour Minneapolis–Los Angeles–Sydney routing. Never had the phrase "two nations divided by a common language," typically invoked for Britain and the United States, seemed more pertinent. The lunchtime topic was professional liars.
"You see, it's so difficult to find a good liar," said one of the lunch party. Murmurs of assent. It seemed Australia had established official lists of these sought-after 'liars.' Some of them specialized in real estate (this resonated with my experience buying a house in Chicago some years back!). Other 'liars' worked their magic with commercial services and bankruptcy. For ten minutes or so I was flummoxed. But of course the problem at hand was not 'liars' but 'lawyers.'
The next day I took the train across Melbourne and met three dozen former Control Data Australia (CDA) employees over pizza. They helped me through the intricacies of our "common language" and we set up a week-long marathon of oral history interviewing. A bit of history: Control Data moved overseas rather quickly after its founding in 1957, and for years Australia was its star overseas performer. I first became aware of CDA while preparing Building the Control Data Legacy: The Career of Robert M. Price (Charles Babbage Institute, 2012). Bob Price was centrally involved with Control Data's international business, and he and I have shared stories about Australia.
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Although Control Data Australia was dissolved in the mid-1990s, the "ex-CDA" group has been meeting each month ever since. Every two years they hold a reunion. And they maintain an active website, with many first-person historical accounts, at <excda.site44.com>. My special thanks to John O'Neil and Ron Bird, for helping set up interviews; Mike Spark, for a lovely day trout fishing and picnicking; and Peter Jones in Sydney, whose lunchtime conversation at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron took us back to the legendary days of Seymour Cray. The almost 600 pages of interviews are making their way through editing and transcription, and will be appearing soon on the CBI oral history database <www.cbi.umn.edu/oh>.
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Free Agent Stock Watch: Asdrubal Cabrera
Indians-turned-Nationals middle infielder Asdrubal Cabrera will finish his eighth year of MLB action at just 28 years of age, presenting a rare youthful free agent option. He can hit and play up the middle. Yet he left Cleveland as something of a disappointment, and has not generated nearly as much hype as was once expected heading into his first crack at free agency. Once expectations are moderated for reality, however, it is apparent that Cabrera remains a rather intriguing player to watch on the coming market.
Cabrera's free agent case remains difficult to figure. Over the 2007-12 period, he slashed .279/.342/.416 while manning an up-the-middle defensive spot (mostly, shortstop). Though advanced metrics never viewed him as even an average fielder, Cabrera delivered some value on the basepaths and was at least a solid, above-average regular in the aggregate.
That account of Cabrera took something of a turn, however, more recently. Over 978 plate appearances with Cleveland since the start of 2013, Cabrera's OPS fell beneath the .700 level, making for a below-average bat that significantly reduced his overall appeal.
Nevertheless, in need of a veteran infielder down the stretch, the Nationals made a move to acquire Cabrera at the trade deadline. Notably, the Indians agreed to pay all of Cabrera's salary in the deal, while acquiring an interesting but little-hyped prospect in Zach Walters. On a busy deadline day, the swap looked like a relatively low-impact, gap-filling move for Washington.
Since heading to the NL East-leading Nats, however, Cabrera has looked energized. He owns a .252/.341/.443 slash in the first 133 National League plate appearances of his career, including five home runs and two stolen bases. His resulting 115 OPS+ looks much more like the marks he was putting up in his heyday. Nearly as importantly, perhaps, Cabrera has looked comfortable at second, racking up 284 errorless innings at the position.
Without question, Cabrera's late-season run of success at the plate will have a positive impact on his free agency. He has at least suggested the possibility that he is still capable of being the hitter of old; whether he's convinced scouts, of course, remains to be seen.
The defensive returns, on the other hand, are somewhat more ambiguous. To be sure, proving that he is capable of solidly handling the keystone is a nice feather in Cabrera's hat. At the same time, misplays have not been the major knock on his glove. Range is the primary concern, and he's continued (obviously, in a short sample) to receive well-below-average marks in that respect.
So, where does Cabrera fit into the middle-infield market? Things are somewhat more crowded over at shortstop, where J.J. Hardy probably sets the standard and Jed Lowrie and Stephen Drew also present possible starting-caliber options. And that assumes that Hanley Ramirez is pursued primarily as a third baseman; if enough serious bidders look at him as a shortstop, the market would look even more crowded.
But Cabrera is perhaps best positioned to benefit from a lack of options at second, given his arguably superior bat (to all but Ramirez, at least) and recent experience at the keystone. Clubs looking to add a new second bagger will find limited possibilities on the market; as things stand, Emilio Bonifacio is probably the most appealing candidate.
Cabrera also has added appeal given that he will not turn 29 until the offseason, making him the youngest shortstop-capable player available to the highest bidder. That holds significant value, particularly when viewed alongside the fact that he does not have any significant recent injury history. Cabrera will also come free and clear of draft compensation, as his mid-season trade ensures that Washington will not be able to make him a qualifying offer. Particularly given the down years at the plate from Hardy (at least in terms of power production), Lowrie (who has been better in the second half), and Drew (who has been awful since his mid-season signing), Cabrera stacks up reasonably well.
In the aggregate, though Cabrera may never take the final step forward to become a truly premium ballplayer, he has shown the ability to produce at his earlier levels and should draw fairly significant and potentially broad interest. Depending on his performance down the stretch and in the post-season, he still has some capacity to climb up free agent boards and become a sought-after asset heading out of the 2014 season.
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Rosenthal's Latest: Cubs, Cabrera, Angels, Lindgren
Here's the latest from Ken Rosenthal, via two videos at FOX Sports:
- With all the exciting young hitters the Cubs are adding, Chicago could be an attractive destination for free agent pitchers, and it's possible the Cubs could add one big-name pitcher this winter (possibly Jon Lester, who knows Theo Epstein well from Boston) and then another the following year (possibly David Price or a return of Jeff Samardzija).
- The Asdrubal Cabrera trade has worked out well for both sides. The Nationals have gotten a good second baseman, and the Indians have gotten strong shortstop defense from Cabrera's replacement Jose Ramirez, and they've also added Zach Walters' power bat.
- If the Angels decline to acquire a starting pitcher because of luxury tax concerns, that would appear to be mostly a "philosophical decision" rather than a financial one. As a first-time offender, the Angels' actual tax penalties would be minimal, at just 17.5% of the overage. Rosenthal notes, however, that one potential problem the Angels have with some of their potential trade targets (including Bartolo Colon, A.J. Burnett and Scott Feldman) is that they're all guaranteed salary for 2015.
- One reason the Yankees acquired lefty Josh Outman was that they didn't want to push top 2014 draft pick Jacob Lindgren to the big leagues, particularly given Lindgren's workload between college and the pros this season and the fact that he's not yet on their 40-man roster. As we noted earlier today, Lindgren has dominated in the minors since signing.
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Quick Hits: Tigers, Gore, Norris, Cabrera, Walters
GM Dave Dombrowski says the Tigers don't expect to be able to find improvements from outside the organization to improve their offense down the stretch, MLB.com's Jason Beck reports. "[T]he reality, is I don't know where you're going to find a bat to help your lineup. Runs are tough right now. It's hard to find hitters right now." Trades in August are difficult to complete due to waiver rules, and it doesn't sound like the Tigers will be making any. Dombrowski also confirmed that Andy Dirks' hamstring injury will keep him out the rest of the season. Here's more from around baseball.
- The Royals feel they need a pinch-runner, so outfielder Terrance Gore is likely to be promoted to the big leagues once rosters expand in September, even though he's not on their 40-man roster, Andy McCullough of the Kansas City Star tweets. The 23-year-old is hitting just .225/.292/.262 in 305 plate appearances this year, most of them spent with Class A+ Wilmington. He does, however, have 44 stolen bases and has only been caught seven times.
- Top Blue Jays prospect Daniel Norris is another potential callup, MLB.com's Jamie Ross writes. "You could see him. No guarantees, but you might," says Jays manager John Gibbons. The 21-year-old has zoomed through three levels this year, most recently striking out a ridiculous 32 batters in 16 2/3 innings with Triple-A Buffalo.
- Both the Nationals and Indians are happy so far with their deadline swap of Zach Walters and Asdrubal Cabrera, Bill Ladson and Daniel Popper of MLB.com report. Cabrera has played strong defense at second base in Washington, while Walters is off to a strong start in 35 plate appearances with Cleveland, hitting .212 with a .257 OBP, but with a terrific .576 slugging percentage even before homering tonight.
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NL East Links: Collins, d'Arnaud, Asdrubal, Furcal
Despite reports that Terry Collins is likely to reprise his role as Mets manager in 2015, Joel Sherman of the New York Post gets the sense that a change of skipper is a definite possibility in Queens. Sherman writes that the final six weeks are critical to determining whether or not Collins will return. He explains that the Mets' upper management believe that plate discipline and power are the key to scoring runs, but the Mets rank 26th in walks in the second half and dead last in the Majors in walks this month. Those trends will have to change, writes Sherman, in order for Collins to remain. As it stands, there is a slight lean toward bringing Collins back, he states, but Sherman feels that Collins needs to demonstrate to his bosses that he is able to consistently emphasize the organizational philosophy.
More from the NL East…
- The Mets face several questions around the diamond, but one area that previously looked like a question mark has been resolved, MLB.com's Tim Healy writes. Travis d'Arnaud's play since returning from Triple-A has been more than enough to solidify him at the position going forward, and Collins offered high praise for the 25-year-old backstop, stating that over the course of a full season, the numbers will dictate that d'Arnaud "is the real deal." Collins adds that the Mets have gone from batting d'Arnaud eighth and regularly pinch-hitting for him to making him their everyday five-hole hitter, and they're comfortable with him in that role.
- Nationals second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera is happy in his new setting, but he tells MLB.com's Bill Ladson that his preference in the long run is to play shortstop. Says Cabrera: "…I just have to see after the season and wait. I like to play short. That's the position I like to play more. I'm just going to see who wants me to play short, who wants me to play second, and figure it out from there."
- It's safe to say that the Marlins' Rafael Furcal experiment didn't work out. Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald reports that the veteran infielder, signed this offseason to a one-year deal that guaranteed him $3MM, will undergo hamstring surgery and miss the remainder of the season. The 36-year-old appeared in just nine games for the Fish and batted a paltry .171/.216/.229 in 37 plate appearances.
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Nationals Acquire Asdrubal Cabrera
2:32pm: The Indians are paying the entirety of the $3.33MM remaining on Cabrera's deal, tweets MLB.com's Jordan Bastian, who says that Cleveland is very high on Walters.
2:21pm: The Nationals have officially announced the acquisition of shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera from the Indians in exchange for infielder Zach Walters and cash considerations.
The 28-year-old Cabrera is hitting .246/.305/.386 with nine homers and seven steals on the season. While defensive metrics have never liked his glovework at shortstop, his bat is above average for the position, and he could fill in for the Nationals at second base, with Anthony Rendon sliding back over to third base on a full-time basis in the wake of Ryan Zimmerman's injury.
Cabrera grades out better in his career at second base than his career at shortstop, albeit in a much smaller sample size (1341 innings at second base). Cabrera has about $3.33MM of this season's $10MM salary remaining, and he is a free agent at season's end.
The 24-year-old Walters entered the season as Washington's No. 14 prospect, per Baseball America. He received a brief promotion to the Majors but didn't capitalize on his time there, hitting just .205/.279/.462 in 43 plate appearances. While he did belt three homers, he also whiffed 16 times in that small sample. BA praised his raw power but questioned his plate discipline and noted a high number of seemingly careless throwing errors. While he has a chance to stick at shortstop with some offensive upside, BA feels he likely profiles as a utility infielder that can fill in at various positions.
Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer first reported that Cabrera had been traded (Twitter link). MLB.com's Jordan Bastian added that the Nats were his destination (Twitter link). Hoynes then tweeted Walters was going to Cleveland, and ESPN's Buster Olney tweeted details on the cash considerations.
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Odds Of Asdrubal Cabrera Trade Increasing
12:18pm: The Mariners are a sleeper team in the Cabrera market, Olney tweets.
11:23am: There's a growing confidence that Cabrera will be traded today, ESPN's Buster Olney tweets.
8:18am: Rosenthal tweets that the Jays, however, aren't expected to add a hitter. Their talks with Cabrera were earlier this week.
7:43am: The Nationals, Blue Jays and two other clubs have been in contact with the Indians about switch-hitting shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, according to Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (Twitter link). Despite the apparent interest, Cabrera isn't a lock to be traded, they add.
Cabrera was linked to the Nats last night, and Morosi noted yesterday that the Jays and Giants had checked in as well. The Indians were said to be ready to move Cabrera and Justin Masterson as of yesterday afternoon, and they've since dealt Masterson to the Cardinals.
The 28-year-old Cabrera is hitting .246/.305/.386 with nine homers and seven steals on the season. While defensive metrics have never liked his glovework at shortstop, his bat is above average for the position, and some clubs could look at him as an option for second base, where he played a good amount earlier in his career.
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NL Notes: Phillies, Dodgers, Nationals
Here are some notes out of the National League:
- The Phillies have yet to receive an offer that the club deems acceptable for any of its players, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports (Twitter links). Philadelphia is determined not to give players away for salary relief, and is willing to wait to deal until the offseason, Rosenthal adds. Rival executives counter that the Phils' asking price is too high given the age and cost of the players it controls, Rosenthal adds in another tweet. (It is worth noting, of course, that several Phillies are very plausible August trade candidates.)
- Dodgers GM Ned Colletti discussed his team's situation heading to the deadline, as Bill Shaikin of the Los Angeles Times reports (all links to Twitter). He made clear that he was not interested in moving any of the club's three best prospects: "We're not in the market to trade any of the three, period," said Colletti. "There's been no player discussed that warrants two of the three." The GM also indicated that he does not expect to deal Matt Kemp, noting that "no one's ever heard me say we're shopping Matt Kemp … that's all in another world." Though the market was proving difficult to crack, Colletti said he has concentrated on adding arms.
- Looking for infield help in the wake of Ryan Zimmerman's hamstring injury, the Nationals have considered Asdrubal Cabrera of the Indians and Daniel Murphy of the Mets, at least internally, tweets Rosenthal. That does not mean that a deal is close on either player (or, presumably, that discussions have even taken place).
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Latest On Middle Infield Market
With starter Justin Masterson being moved today, eyes have understandably shifted to another Indians veteran who is set to hit the open market after the season: shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera. While it remains uncertain whether or not he will be moved, here's the latest on possible suitors for him and other middle infielders:
- The Giants are still weighing second base options like Gordon Beckham, Emilio Bonifacio, and Cabrera, tweets Jon Morosi of FOX Sports.
- The Indians have discussed Cabrera with the Blue Jays and Giants "this week," tweets Jon Morosi of FOX Sports, who hastens to add that he does not know whether talks are still alive with those clubs. Toronto has in fact "emerged as a possibility" on Cabrera, reports Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com.
- The Blue Jays are expected to hold off on adding to their slate of position players, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. Instead, Toronto will focus on pitching. (Then again, the club has reportedly shifted back and forth between those broad signposts for weeks, if not longer.)
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Indians Ready To Move Cabrera, Masterson
TUESDAY: Industry perception is that the Indians are ready to move Masterson and shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera, tweets ESPN's Buster Olney.
Cabrera makes for an interesting target, because unlike Masterson, he's enjoying a relatively productive season. Cabrera is hitting .249/.309/.392 as of this writing, and while that's hardly elite, park- and league-adjusted metrics like OPS+ (99) and wRC+ (98) peg him as just slightly below league average. That, of course, is relative to all hitters around the league, but middle infielders come with a lower offensive standard, making the switch-hitting Cabrera's production more valuable.
Defensively speaking, Cabrera doesn't offer much; he's never posted a positive UZR in a sample of 100+ innings, and Defensive Runs Saved feels that he's cost Cleveland 28 runs over the past three seasons at short. However, he's graded out better in his career at second base, albeit in a much smaller sample size (1341 innings compared to 6282 innings at short). Cabrera has about $3.44MM of this season's $10MM salary remaining, and he is a free agent at season's end.
MONDAY: Though he won't be activated from the disabled list until this Friday, the Indians are "very willing" to trade Justin Masterson, sources tell Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports (Twitter link). Cleveland's preference would be to obtain controllable starting pitching in return for their embattled right-hander.
Masterson has struggled for much of the 2014 season, posting a 5.51 ERA with 8.5 K/9, 5.1 BB/9 and a 58.5 percent ground-ball rate. More concerning, perhaps, is the stark decline in his fastball velocity; after averaging 91.6 mph on his heater in 2013 (and 91.9 mph in 2012), Masterson averaged just 89.1 mph before being placed on the disabled list with a knee injury. Pitching coach Mickey Callaway said before the All-Star break that he felt Masterson's knee injury forced him to alter the way he landed coming off his delivery, which got his mechanics out of sync and could have been partially to blame for the velocity issues.
The 29-year-old is set to become a free agent at season's end, and it seems unlikely that a team would surrender top talent to acquire a two-month rental that has struggled so greatly in 2014. As such (and this is my own speculation), Masterson might be more of an August trade candidate. If he can come back healthy and effective, scouts might be willing to overlook some of his early-season struggles (to an extent).
Masterson is earning $9.7625MM this season after avoiding arbitration for the final time this offseason. Cleveland had interest in extending its now-former ace (Corey Kluber likely holds that distinction now), but even when Masterson himself suggested seemingly below-market two- and three-year deals at $17-18MM annually, the Indians didn't bite. Of course, at this point, that looks like it could have been a shrewd move on Cleveland's behalf.
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AL Central Rumors: Miller, Gomes, Danks, Sox, Indians, Twins
The Royals are interested in Andrew Miller but aren't currently pursuing Jonny Gomes, Major League sources tell Rob Bradford of WEEI.com. Multiple reports have previously connected the Royals to Gomes, but it appears their interest has waned for the time being. Miller, of course, is being pursued by many teams due to his dominant numbers and relatively inexpensive salary. He'll be a free agent at season's end but could alter the composition of a bullpen and be a vital postseason piece. Miller tells Bradford that if he's traded, he'll harbor no hard feelings toward an organization with which he has "loved" his time. "I sincerely hope it doesn't come to an end in the next couple of days, but if it does it won't spoil it for me," said Miller. "If it does I'm certainly not going to burn a bridge on the way out of town." Earlier this morning, K.C. was also linked to John Lackey.
Here's more from the AL Central…
- Despite reported interest from the Yankees, the White Sox might have a difficult time moving John Danks, a source tells Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times. "Anybody who throws 200 innings in the big leagues is worth his weight in gold," the source said. "But I don't think his weight is worth $30 million worth of gold." Van Schouwen's source feels that the Sox would let Danks go if he were to be claimed on waivers next month in order to free themselves of his remaining salary obligations.
- As for Chicago's other tradeable pieces, Van Schouwen notes that Adam Dunn, Gordon Beckham, Alejandro De Aza and Dayan Viciedo have limited markets due to contractual obligations (Dunn) or poor performance (the others). Alexei Ramirez would fetch a nice return, but the ChiSox don't have an in-house replacement for the 32-year-old.
- Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer looks at the Indians' current situation and feels that the team could sell some veterans without hurting their chances in the Wild Card hunt. Justin Masterson has underperformed, and Asdrubal Cabrera has been decent at best, but both have drawn trade interest, Hoynes reports. He suggests calling Oakland and San Francisco about Cabrera to peddle him as a second base option. Ultimately, the Indians could benefit from relying more on names like Jose Ramirez, Danny Salazar and Zach McAllister than their declining stars, Hoynes writes.
- Glen Perkins made no effort to hide his feelings on whether or not the Twins should extend Kurt Suzuki when asked by Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press over the weekend: "That would be the ideal. I think everyone else would agree. Not even just pitchers. He's fit in this clubhouse great, too, with everybody." GM Terry Ryan told Berardino that he's been happy with Suzuki's contributions, though he acknowledged that Suzuki rates poorly in terms of pitch-framing. Berardino noted that the Orioles, Blue Jays and Giants had scouts in attendance at Twins games over the weekend.
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This happens to me extremely often. If I am aiming a skillshot at someone at the bottom of my screen, often I inadvertently click the HUD and thus, the shot is not fired. It happens most frequently when I am trying to run / kite someone or am otherwise staying mobile.
For example clicking above my character to run while trying to swipe the mouse down for a skillshot and back up results in my cursor being at the top of the screen before I realize that the shot didn't fire... this means I am still in the skillshot aiming mode so I have to cancel it, waste it, or swipe down to try again, before I can run again.
It is really frustrating when this results in a death and it does so pretty frequently for me. Sometimes I even click the HUD twice in a row because of being flustered and trying to run the opposite direction.
Additional note: if you hit a skillshot hotkey, I cannot think of a reason you would WANT to click the HUD until after you cancel or use the skillshot.
So, I propose that while aiming skillshots, a click anywhere on the screen fires the shot in that direction (i.e. HUD and buttons are ignored during aiming).
I have a huge problem with this when I'm playing Olaf on the purple team... it shows there really is a serious disadvantage of being on purple for skillshot champions. The amount of times I've missed a shot because I accidentally moved a hair into my skill bar and the axe throws in the entirely opposite direction... =/
so...does this happen to anyone else?
Yeah, I play Mundo and Ezreal and this is a pretty common problem for me.
One thing that also happens is that when I'm moving I accidentally right-click on the hud itself so I stop moving.
One thing you can do is to learn to smart-cast using Shift+Q or whichever button your skillshot is assigned to. Still, this is something Riot should fix.
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The simplest solution is to just make the HUD (with the exception of the mini-map) immune to right clicking in general... because honestly... who opens the shop with right mouse?
This would make chasing/running MUCH easier.
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I play sivir frequently and this too has screwed me up. Same when i play ashe.... i have fired my ult off the edge of the map before...... now why would anyone do that??
I hate playing as Lux as purple because of this :/
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I'd love it so much if Rot fixed this, or even better, make the HUD less useless altogether.
I've never raged so much as playing Gargas on purple team, seriously.
I support this thread. Better yet, make it so no matter the team, you always view yourself from the bottom. Even better than that, give us the ability to orient the camera to any direction we choose. I'm not sure how this game came out of beta without such a feature.
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I began tanking on my DK a couple of months ago, and I'm finally in a position to say that I'm "Geared". I usually play a Protection Paladin so it's been quite a change of scene for me.
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How much Mastery is too much? I've invested heavily into the stat as I've heard from various sources that it's our best stat. I have 23.27 Mastery now, which is a sizeable Blood Shield. However I feel extremely squishy compared to my Paladin, who is only slightly better geared.
I realise there have been many calculations, spreadsheets etc that explain the relevance of mastery vs. avoidance, but I'll be the first to admit that the numbers are really going over my head on this one. Should I reduce my Mastery in favour of solid avoidance? Or perhaps increase my distinctly average health pool? Or maybe even increase Hit and Expertise to capitalise on what is a very Death Strike heavy build.
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I decided to put geraniums in both boxes. I think the geranium is a wonderful summer flower and who doesn't like red? Here is how the box on the dining room table turned out.
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Block 7 Wine Company offers customers a concept-fusing combination of retail wine space, wine bar, and restaurant, the latter of which delights diners with a menu of elegant dishes backed by premium ingredients. Start by noshing on a Slow Dough Bakery pretzel with herbed honey mustard ($4), or opt for truffle popcorn with Italian black truffle salt ($4), the secret snack served to the Illuminati at movie-theater concession stands across America. Dry-aged fans of dry-aged beef might go for the 21-day dry-aged prime rib eye ($29) or choose the handheld convenience of the dry-aged patty on the Block 7 burger, which also sports gruyere cheese and smoked bacon "relish" ($12). Flatbreads, such as a "whole pig" option topped with Italian sausage, prosciutto, and smoked bacon ($12), defy Einstein's Law of Two-Dimensional Flavor Containment, and a "sloppy Giuseppe" with ground venison and wild boar confit ($10) exposes the inadequate sloppy sandwiches of childhood. A downsized lunch menu is also available to quash midday appetite coups, in addition to $9 lunch specials served Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (and Saturday beginning at noon). With a different lunch special each day, you can opt for choices such as bacon-wrapped meatloaf on a Wednesday, whiskey-infused pork chop on a Thursday, or fish tacos on a Friday.
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G00d Morning.
I am so glad to see a new day coming up, the old one was becoming a little worn to me. I do plan to start this one off with good helpful thoughts.
Jim and Mary made the trip home from Vanderbilt and I am going to let them tell you in their own words about the trip, Jim will possible tell you on his blog
I have the Sumatra Starbuck x bold ready a little early, I am going to keep it hot all day since this is Saturday, if I am not around go ahead and serve yourself, be sure and send me a smile, that is the price of the coffee.
" A father is a banker provided by nature"
" Do it ! Move it! Make it happen ! No one ever sat their way to success "
'" Always be a little kinder than necessary "
The three above from " A Fathers Book of wisdom " Dad
I hope that you are still enjoying our Side Panel, I am still checking the Eagled every day, no egg spotted by me, if you see one please me know. Dad
The weather looks nice here this morning at Dads Tomato Garden, it shows 49 degrees to start with clear blue skies, a good day to roam around outside, but Mary and will not have much time for roaming, we will be getting things ready for our Sunday morning meeting, which is a pleasure to do. We may have some visitors from Canada with us for the meeting.
You know all about these Saturday entries ,since I do not usually write a blog on Sunday, this one is for Saturday and Sunday, and then you will get a new fresh up to date on Monday morning, confusing I think but it works. Dad
We are sending all our love to you, and hope that you will help us " Live for Others every Day "
" Time is so precious- do not waste it " Dad.
" I expect to pass through life but once, If, therefore there be any kindness, I can show, or any good thing do to any fellow being, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again.
By William Penn.