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Transition from old to new Davies Center to begin in late MayMay 1, 2012
EAU CLAIRE — The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will begin saying goodbye to the W.R. Davies University Center shortly after commencement May 19 and preparing for the opening of the new W.R. Davies Student Center in late July.
Food service in the old student center will close as of the end of business hours May 19. Campus food service for the summer will be offered only in the Hilltop Center for camps and conferences. Students, faculty and staff who will be on campus during the summer are asked to plan accordingly.
The old Davies Center, which opened in 1959, will be closed to students and the general public as of the end of business hours May 25. This will include the University Bookstore (see related news release).
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Murder suspect Drew Peterson will remain behind bars while the Illinois Supreme Court weighs a critical appeal from Will County prosecutors.
The court late Monday refused to order his release from the Will County Jail, where he has been detained on $20 million bond since his May 2009 arrest on charges he drowned his third wife, Kathleen Savio.
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"We're obviously disappointed that Mr. Peterson won't be released but we're also hopeful that this is an indication that the Supreme Court is not going to hear the state's appeal," defense attorney Joel Brodsky said.
Attorneys for the 57-year-old former Bolingbrook cop sought his release after Will County prosecutors in August asked the Supreme Court to consider whether so-called hearsay evidence can be used when Peterson is tried for Savio's 2004 drowning death. Peterson also remains a suspect in the still-unsolved disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy.
Defense attorneys contended the lengthy delays caused by prosecutors' appeals over crucial hearsay issues — which first began 14 months ago, stalling Peterson's scheduled 2010 murder trial — means he should be freed from custody until he is tried.
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Starks and Melton both tagged. This makes the quality of DT's in FA very thin. Combine that with the deep DT draft it's looking increasing more friendly to get a DT with #29 then to try to go the FA route or later in the draft
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PE had touched in this as well, but none of the above have proven that they can start inside next to VW... heck, Pryor has a hard enough time getting on the field.
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This 1950s file photo originally released by the Dixie Evans Collection shows Dixie Evans in a pin-up black and white photo impersonating Marilyn Monroe. Evans, a burlesque performer who in later years ran a striptease museum in the Southern California desert, died Aug. 3 in Las Vegas of natural causes. She was 86. (AP Photo/Dixie Evans Collection,File)
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LOS ANGELES — Dixie Evans, a burlesque performer who in later years ran a striptease museum in the Southern California desert, has died. She was 86.
Her biographer, Lynn Sally, told the Los Angeles Times that Ms. Evans died of natural causes on Aug. 3 in Las Vegas.
Born Mary Lee Evans in 1926, she was working in celery fields near Los Angeles when she answered an ad for Hollywood chorus girls. That led to modeling jobs and to burlesque, where she had an act imitating Marilyn Monroe.
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At around 3600 Miles per hour the X-51 will reach Mach 5 and can hit any place on earth in under an hour.
The need for fast action is sure to arise in the near future, says the american military, with rumors of north korea planning a nuclear launch and biotoxins being stockpiled in Lebanon.
Tomahawk missiles are too slow. In 1998 the USS Abraham Lincoln Battle group launched Tomahawk cruise missiles at confirmed Intel location of al qaeda training strongholds and a possible Osama bin laden location.
The missiles were launched in the Arabian Sea from a Warship and flew 1100 miles to, Which took very close to 2 hours, and according to Richard Clarke, former leader of counter terrorism
in the U.S., they missed Ossama by under an hour. the X-15 would of had time to spare.
Unlike many ground missiles the Hypersonic X-51 missile will be launched from a B-52 Jet plane and boosted to supersonic speeds by a rocket and then hyper accelerated to hypersonic speed by a scram jet system.
With a 60 million dollar project budget the X51 should be in a war near you in no time
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Related Media: Cesarean Section
Cesarean section is the delivery of a fetus through the abdominal wall and uterus.
In the 1970s, when the
cesarean section
rate tripled, the medical mantra was "once a cesarean, always a cesarean." These days, most women who have had at least one child delivered by C-section will have to decide whether to try to deliver a child that follows
vaginally. This is a decision colored by a complex set of factors, including:
What makes the decision more complex is the fact that obstetrics professionals are struggling with the issue themselves.
A C-section is considered major surgery. Blood loss during a C-section is much greater than with vaginal delivery. The risk of serious complications like hemorrhaging and infection after delivery are also greater. It is not clear whether all cesareans are necessary. In fact, many organizations are advising doctors to work to lower the rate.
Having a vaginal birth after a C-section (VBAC) is an area that researchers have been investigating. What are the benefits and risks? Some studies have concluded that there is not enough evidence to come up with a clear recommendation. Other studies, have found that VBAC is as safe as a planned C-section. Nevertheless, there are risks involved with VBAC.
Women who have a VBAC may have a higher risk of uterine rupture. Uterine rupture may put you and your baby at risk of harm including death, and may lead to an emergency
hysterectomy. This complicates a mother's recovery and can put an end to her childbearing—a result that may be less likely after C-section.
The reason a woman had a cesarean in the first place often influences her decision about a trial of labor for her next delivery. For example, women who have C-sections after long and difficult labors that did not progress may face similar difficulties with subsequent deliveries. Some of these women will choose to deliver a subsequent baby by C-section, especially if the pelvis is unfavorable for vaginal birth.
The reasons for scheduled cesareans can include:
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) feels that women who meet the following criteria are candidates to try VBAC:
ACOG also specifies that whenever a woman is planning VBAC, a surgical team should be on hand in case an emergency C-section is necessary. In some healthcare settings, the lack of such a team may rule out any trial of labor for a VBAC.
The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) largely agrees with ACOG, but does not agree on the necessity for an on-hand emergency surgical capability. Instead, they recommend that an explicit emergency management plan be developed for all women given a trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC). This plan should be documented in the medical record. Risks should be discussed at length with women so that they can make a clearly informed consent.
AAFP emphasizes that certain factors (aged under 40, prior vaginal delivery—especially successful VBAC, obstetrically "favorable" cervix, spontaneous labor, and indication for cesarean that is unlikely to recur) make VBAC more likely after a TOLAC. They also indicate factors making successful birth less likely: gestational aged over 40 weeks, birth weight over 4 kg, and need to induce or augment labor.
It is possible to have a vaginal delivery after having had a cesarean section. However, you should work with your healthcare provider to determine which option is best for you given your prior and current health history.
American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
The Canadian Women's Health Network
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. ACOG practice bulletin no. 115: Vaginal birth after previous Cesarean delivery. Obstet Gynecol. 2010 Aug;116(2 Pt 1):450-463.
Armstrong C. ACOG updates recommendations on vaginal birth after previous Cesarean delivery. Am Fam Physician. 2011 Jan 15;83(2):215-217.
Cesarean section. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated March 13, 2014. Accessed April 3, 2014.
Reasons for a Cesarean birth. American Pregnancy Association website. Available at: http://americanpregnancy.org/labornbirth/reasonsforacesarean.html. Updated January 2013. Accessed April 4, 2014.
Rossi AC, D'Addario V. Maternal morbidity following a trial of labor after cesarean section vs elective repeat cesarean delivery: a systematic review with metaanalysis. Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2008 Sep;199(3):224-31.
SOGC Clinical Practice Guidelines.
Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2005;89:319-331.
Trial of labor after Cesarean (TOLAC), formerly trial of labor versus elective repeat cesarean section for the woman with a previous cesarean section. American Academy of Family Physicians website. Available at:
http://www.aafp.org/dam/AAFP/documents/advocacy/workforce/scope/ES-TOLAC-0905.pdf. Published September 2005. Accessed April 3, 2014.
Trial of vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated February 17, 2014. Accessed April 3, 2014.
Vaginal birth after cesarean section. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists website. Available at:
Updated August 2011. Accessed April 3, 2014.
VBAC: Vaginal birth after cesarean. American Pregnancy Association website. Available at: http://americanpregnancy.org/labornbirth/vbac.html. Accessed April 3, 2014.
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Luscious lemon baked cheesecake
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 40 mins Plus chilling
Skill levelEasy
ServingsCuts into 10 slices
A simple but very impressive pud, light enough to have a slice to finish a big meal
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Additional info
- Can be frozen baked but undecorated
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 705
- protein
- 7g
- carbs
- 43g
- fat
- 57g
- saturates
- 34g
- fibre
- 0g
- sugar
- 25g
- salt
- 1.08g
- 225g digestive biscuits
- 100g butter, melted
- 250g tub mascarpone
- 600g soft cheese
- 2 eggs, plus 2 yolks
- zest 3 lemons, juice of 1
- 4 tbsp plain flour
- 175g caster sugar
For the topping
- ½ a 284ml pot soured cream
- 3 tbsp lemon curd
- handful raspberries, to serve (optional)
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- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Line the bottom of a 23cm springform tin with greaseproof paper. Tip the biscuits and melted butter into a food processor, then blitz to make fine crumbs. Press into the tin and chill.
- Whisk all the other ingredients in a large bowl until completely combined, pour into the tin, then bake for 35-40 mins until the cheesecake has a uniform wobble.
- Turn off the oven and leave the cake inside until cool. When it is completely cooled, remove from the tin and top with soured cream. Swirl lemon curd over the top and decorate with raspberries, if you like.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2009
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I made this as an orange and ginger cheesecake, using crushed ginger nut biscuits instead of digestives, orange juice/rind instead of lemon and topped it with an orange and ginger conserve instead of lemon curd. Delicious!! Following comments on this noticeboard, I used light cream cheese (30% less fat), half fat mascapone and half fat sour cream. As such, it was not overly rich. I also used a lot more juice (rind of three oranges and juice of 2 1/2 oranges). Despite its runnier consistency when going in the oven, it set beautifully and it tasted wonderfully of orange. My guests liked it so much that they took a big slice home with them. Bear in mind...this makes a BIG cheesecake!
I think this cheesecake should be renamed to Orgasmic lemon baked cheesecake. I have made this cake about 5 or 6 times and it always impresses. First time I ever had a slice, my friends and I were speechless it was so good. It never is quite as good as that first time, but it's still spectacular. You absolutely MUST make this. Great with boysenberries on top instead of raspberries. I have one cooking away in the oven right now - I'll make any excuse to make one!
I made this with a gluten free digestive biscuit base and a spoonful of gluten free flour in the mixture as I have coeliac disease. No one else noticed it was GF! I also used low fat cream cheese and half-fat creme fraiche instead of soured cream to try and kid myself it would be lower calories! It was delicious.
This was my first ever baked cheesecake and aside from some cracking to the top I got some fantastic feedback from everyone at work. Recipe was nice and simple and what was even better was that it actually looked like the picture provided. For me the juice of 1 lemon and the rind of 3 was lemony enough to please everyones tastebuds. Needless to say I'll be making it again. TY
Me and my friend Philis, made this cheesecake but wen we cut into it it was runny on the inside, do u know what could have caused this? it tasted good tho so we would like to make it again. any advice would be greatly appreciated. on a side note, we didn't let it cool in the oven, we took it out wen it was still wobbly an let it cool then put it the fridge. thanks :)
I have just made this as a trial run for my dinner party next week ...... I was very impresses with it overrall as I am not grat at following recipes.
I struggled with swirling lemon curd into the sour cream, but having now read the comments I will warm through before next time.
Also my husband commented that the base could of been firmer!! I think he meant more of a cruncier taste, so will use hobnobs next tie I think.
Have made this before for dinner parties and everyone who tried it begged for the recipe! Am making it again today for my parents-in-law as mum loves cheesecake and this is absolutely foolproof!! I omit the sour cream and just add the lemon curd(Tesco's Finest is the best one I have found bar homemade) which is a fab way of serving up.


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The face of charity fundraising is changing as the slack economy tightens purse strings and glues wallets shut in self defense of personal imperatives often at the expense of altruism.
At least one brand of political lobbying is changing its' dynamic too. What was once the realm of graying heads in ivory towers on Madison Avenue pulling strings in Washington is changing , at least in one major project to the efforts of young mothers and their children staffing pamphlet distribution tables at political debates and offering guidance to contestants for public office.
That "project" , a prime example of the new face of lobbying and fundraising (fund -assuring) was exemplified by the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network involvement in the Utica Rome League of Women Voters Congressional debate at Mohawk Valley Community College There and elsewhere throughout the nation , ACSCAN is striving to obtain support among legislators for increased funding support for cancer research .to augment private and corporate contributions.
In an October 19 press release , ACS CAN chief executive officer John R. Seffrin, PhD, laid out the reasons for the action plan ."We cannot defeat cancer in this country with research alone – elected officials have the power to enact policies that impact our ability to prevent and fight the disease. Lawmakers make critical decisions about funding groundbreaking medical research, expanding access to quality health care and enacting strong policies that discourage people from taking up the deadly habit of smoking. We hope all candidates will go on the record with their positions on these issues."
Here in Central New York , ACSCAN provided the League of Women Voters 24th CD debate with newspaper advertising support in the Observer Dispatch . They showed up at the debate with a crew of young staffers and volunteers providing informational pamphlets to attendees and following up on candidates positions and performance after the election. In addition, the sponsoring groups all received not only the live event exposure, but the broadcast on WUTR TV, two broadcasts of the debate on CSPAN a week later, and both advance and post-evet coverage in the Observer Dispatch.
"It was a new experience for us" , said Sherry L. Tomasky, MA Regional Advocacy Director American Cancer Society from her Albany office. "We had our new voter guide with volunteers to staff an information table and get the guides passed out." In other races, Tomasky said, ASCAN depended on running banner ads on the websites of the local newspapers,specifically the Watertown Times and the Plattsburgh Press-Republican. The only other live audience debate supported by ACSCAN was in 19th district . -Putnam-Middletown-Southern Tier where Nan Hayworth of Mt Kisco is challenging Democrat incumbent John Hall of Dover Plains. .That event came after MVCC.
Tomasky continued, "I'm very satisfied with the outcome of the involvement with the League . MVCC, and WUTR-TV. The responses to the American Cancer Society website and the ACS have spiked since the debate and we can track those responses directly to the event and the guides distributed there. The guides are designed to help the individual voter decide just how vital an issue the defeat of cancer is to them.. We hope voters who aren't fortunate enough to have heard their candidates commit as cancer fighters in person as they both did MVCC will come to our website to learn candidate positions on the fight against cancer and maker their decisions as informed voters" .
Tomasky concluded, "We don't endorse candidates. We inform candidates and voters. We want cancer fighters elected to office and we hope the voters agree."


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The eighth Enterprise (CVA(N)-65), the world's first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, was launched 24 September 1960 by Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry-dock Co., Newport News, Va.; sponsored by Mrs. W. B. Franke, wife of the Secretary of the Navy; and commissioned 25 November 1961, Captain V. P. de Poix, in command.
After commissioning, Enterprise began a lengthy series of tests and training exercises, designed to determine the full capabilities of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. Immediately her superlative characteristics and performance became obvious. She began flight operations on 17 January 1962 when an F8U "Crusader" became the first airplane to land on board her giant flight deck. The same aircraft later became the first plane to be catapulted from Enterprise. One month later, on 20 February 1962, the nuclear-powered carrier played a role in the space age when Enterprise acted as a tracking and measuring station for the epochal flight of Friendship 7, the "Project Mercury" space capsule in which Lieutenant Colonel John H. Glenn, Jr., USMC, made the United States' first orbital space flight. The career of the eighth Enterprise had started well.


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Hotel in Easton with free breakfast and indoor pool
Situated in Easton, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Avalon Theatre, Academy Art Museum, and Hog Neck Golf Course. River House Golf is 5.4 mi (8.6 km) away.
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An indoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub are available at this hotel. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in the lobby, and a meeting room.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Holiday Inn Express Easton provides a spa tub and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 1152 square feet (104 square meters). This Easton hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1152
- Conference space size (meters) - 104
- One meeting room
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Coffee/tea in lobby
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- Fitness facilities
- Front desk (limited hours)
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
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In the last two decades, the promotion of physical activity has emerged as a primary outcome variable for all school physical education programs. Thus, they apply to any physical education program, regardless of its curricular orientation. For example, a program with an outdoor adventure focus would still want to make these outcomes part of its mission. Programs that employ Sport Education also have a responsibility to optimize students' opportunities to accumulate ample physical activity both in physical education classes and throughout the school day.
Accumulating Physical Activity
The accumulation of physical activity both within and beyond classes is thus a central outcome. The long-term goal is for students to value physical activity so much that they make it part of their daily lives. The expectation for in-class physical activity should be part of every Sport Education season. Students' physical activity should be primarily at the moderate level of intensity (which equates to the energy needed for a brisk walk). This criterion is based on a substantial body of research showing that regular engagement in physical activity that reaches moderate levels of intensity is associated with important health benefits. This outcome aligns with U.S. efforts aimed at increasing physical activity of children and adolescents (USDHHS, 2008a, 2008b).
Specifically, one of the U.S. health objectives in the proposed Healthy People 2020 states that in secondary school classes, all adolescents should engage in moderate to vigorous physical activity for at least 50 percent of the class time (USDHHS, 2008b). The underlying philosophy of Sport Education coupled with effective implementation of managerial and instructional strategies enables students to reach this goal (Hastie & Trost, 2002).
However, physical education will still fall well short of its overall mission if students are only active when their teacher is watching them during class. We must employ strategies that encourage students to seek out physical activity on their own. This becomes especially critical as students move into adolescence. During their high school years, students increasingly make their own decisions about how to spend their discretionary time. Thus, the outcome of out-of-class physical activity is important, especially because physical education programs in most U.S. schools own only a limited amount of the weekly curricular time. There is evidence that the majority of students' total daily physical activity is accumulated outside of physical education classes (e.g., Tudor-Locke et al., 2006).
The recent U.S. national recommendations for physical activity (USDHHS, 2008a) provide a specific target relative to time spent in various kinds of physical activity, including aerobic, muscle-strengthening, and bone-strengthening activities. Children and youths should spend at least 60 minutes in a combination of these activities on a daily basis, with each type of activity included on at least three days per week.
The school campus is a prime setting where students spend a significant amount of time during the day (CDC, 2001). As noted in chapter 2, there are multiple ways to foster out-of-class physical activity. Throughout the school day there are blocks of time where students can engage in physical activity (i.e., before school, lunch and recess, after school). The key is to optimize access to physical activity on campus and promote the use of such opportunities on an ongoing basis.


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OSHA cites Magnablend for serious violations
WAXAHACHIE – The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Magnablend Inc. with seven serious safety and health violations following an October 2011 chemical fire at the company's blending plant in Waxahachie on West Highway 287 Bypass that burned the facility to the ground. Proposed penalties total $45,000.
OSHA's Fort Worth Area Office found that employees were exposed to fire hazards due to inadequate ventilation, which can create an accumulation of flammable vapors that lead to a fire or explosion. The violations are failing to conduct a hazard assessment, install a sufficient ventilation system, train workers in specific hazardous chemical protection procedures, evaluate respiratory inhalation hazards, ensure that the fire sprinkler system was adequate, use electrical equipment in accordance with its labeling, document the classification of hazardous locations for electrical purposes and ensure that electrical equipment was considered safe for the location where it was used. A serious violation occurs when there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
"Magnablend exposed its workers to fire hazards by failing to provide adequate ventilation that would have removed flammable hydrogen and other vapors," said Jack Rector, OSHA's area director in Fort Worth. "OSHA's standards must be followed to prevent injuries and illnesses. It is fortunate that no one was injured."
Magnablend specializes in the blending and manufacturing of chemicals for industrial and consumer markets, and is now operating at a new location in Waxahachie. The company has 15 business days from receipt of the citations to comply, request an informal conference with the area office or contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
To ask questions, obtain compliance assistance, file a complaint, or report workplace hospitalizations, fatalities or situations posing imminent danger to workers, the public should call OSHA's toll-free hotline at 800-321-OSHA (6742) or the agency's Fort Worth office at 817-581-7303.
Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, employers are responsible for providing safe and healthful workplaces for their employees. OSHA's role is to ensure these conditions for America's working men and women by setting and enforcing standards, and providing training, education and assistance. For more information, visit http://www.osha.gov.


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NL East Notes: Nats, Pelfrey, Mets, Strasburg
The Phillies have already clinched the NL East, while the Braves cling to a two-game lead in the NL Wild Card race entering play today. Here's some news that focuses primarily on a couple of other teams in the Senior Circuit's Eastern Division…
- Nationals General Manager Mike Rizzo expects a relatively quick resolution to the open managerial situation, writes Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post. Rizzo said he will interview candidates both inside and outside the organization.
- In addition to targeting an impact starting pitcher (mentioned below), the Nationals would like to add a high-OBP outfielder to hit atop their lineup, writes Ben Goessling of MASNsports. Previous targets have included Denard Span, Michael Bourn, and B.J. Upton. Goessling says Washington is once again a logical landing place for Upton.
- The Mets will not renew the contracts of Wayne Krivsky and Bryan Lambe when they expire on October 31, writes Andy Martino of the New York Daily News. Both front office executives date back to Omar Minaya's time as GM. Krivsky, a former Reds GM, was responsible for bringing Justin Turner to the organization.
- It's likely that the Mets tender Mike Pelfrey a contract, but the right-hander is still searching for a new pitch after a disappointing 2011 season, writes Andy McCullough of the New Jersy Star-Ledger.
- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo says the club is targeting an impact starting pitcher and another bat this offseason, tweets MLB.com's Bill Ladson. Earlier this week we heard they were scouting C.J. Wilson.
- According to an AP report (via the Boston Herald), the Nationals will have Stephen Strasburg on an innings limit in 2012.
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Quick Hits: Strasburg, Pujols, Wilken
Weather permitting, Nationals phenom Stephen Strasburg will make his 2011 MLB debut tonight, almost one year from the day of having Tommy John surgery performed on his elbow. Whether or not Strasmas is cancelled, here are today's links…
- Strasburg still needs to knock a little rust off his command, Nationals GM Mike Rizzo told ESPN's Jayson Stark. Stark takes the stance that the Nationals are not rushing Strasburg back. Stark's colleague Keith Law has a fantastic article discussing the Tommy John procedure and recovery, with help from pitchers Jarrod Parker and Chad Durbin. For a look at what Strasburg did during his down time and how he's changed in the last year, check out Dave Sheinin's article from the Washington Post.
- SI's Jon Heyman hears that the Cardinals are "not completely confident" Albert Pujols will remain in St. Louis, which is one reason they didn't trade Lance Berkman (Twitter link).
- The Chicago Sun-Times talked to Tim Wilken, the Cubs' director of amateur and professional scouting, about the possibility of an extension in the wake of Oneri Fleita's four-year deal. Such a move would quickly sour many Cubs GM candidates, hears Yahoo's Jeff Passan (Twitter link). Wilken recently told Baseball America's Phil Rogers that it's been 20 years since he's had the kind of ownership commitment toward draft and international free agent spending that he had in 2011.
- NPB Tracker's Patrick Newman explains why he's predicted against Yu Darvish being posted in past years, but also outlines why he can see the righty being posted this winter.
- Tigers righty Doug Fister has "basically turned himself into the modern version of Brad Radke," writes Dave Cameron of FanGraphs. Does he represent the best acquisition by a contender this summer? Hunter Pence belongs in that discussion as well.
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Quick Hits: Strasburg, Cubs, Dodgers, Rockies
Sunday afternoon linkage..
- In a terrific article, Jonathan Newton of the Washington Post looks at Stephen Strasburg's recovery from Tommy John surgery and explains the four key advancements since the operation's initial occurence that have made it so commonplace and so successful.
- ESPN.com's Buster Olney has an interesting take on the Cubs' extension of player personnel director Oneri Fleita. The move means that the incoming general manager will not be allowed to pick his own executive in that spot. Olney says that high-profile GM candidates like Theo Epstein, Andrew Friedman, or Billy Beane would likely want to fill that position themselves.
- Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said that if he had to choose between a big bat or a quality arm this winter, he'd choose the former, writes Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times. Of course, their financial situation could hamstring them in the offseason. Clayton Kershaw, Chad Billingsley, and Ted Lilly are all set to return but with Rubby De La Rosa possibly missing the 2012 season, the Dodgers could have two spots to fill in the rotation.
- Troy Renck of The Denver Post writes that the Rockies have money to spend and they shouldn't be gun-shy this winter. Their payroll situation is helped largely by Aaron Cook's $9.25MM deal coming off the books.
- Mike Gonzalez already feels comfortable with his new club, writes Richard Durrett of ESPNDallas.com. On Thursday we learned that the Brewers were also in on Gonzalez before he was dealt to the Rangers.
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Beltway Notes: Strasburg, Livan, MacPhail, Roberts
The Nationals took a 63-73 record into today's action, putting them on pace to finish with a better record than the Orioles (55-81) for the sixth time since the Nats moved to Washington after the 2004 season. Of course, since neither team has topped the .500 mark in that stretch, the Battle of the Beltways isn't exactly recognized as a top-tier baseball rivalry.
Here are the latest items about the Nats and the O's….
- Stephen Strasburg talks to The Washington Post's Adam Kilgore about his year-long rehabilitation from Tommy John surgery. Strasburg is scheduled to make his 2011 debut on Tuesday against the Dodgers, and is penciled in for three more starts in September if things proceed as planned. Strasburg is on a 60-pitch limit for Tuesday and will be on an innings cap for the 2012 season.
- Livan Hernandez will be shut down after his start on Sunday so the Nationals can take look at some younger pitchers, reports MLB.com's Bill Ladson. Hernandez agreed to the move and will be "a mentor/coach" for the club's young pitchers, perhaps with an eye towards a coaching job after his retires. Hernandez wants to return to Washington next season and has even offered to pitch middle relief, noting he will not go to the bullpen for any other team.
- If Hernandez doesn't re-sign, Adam Kilgore hears from a source that the Marlins are the top candidates to sign the veteran hurler.
- With Andy MacPhail rumored to be leaving at the end of the season, MASNsports.com's Amber Theoharis looks back at MacPhail's three best moves as the Orioles' president of baseball operations.
- This is probably no surprise given MacPhail's possible departure, but Jeff Zrebiec of the Baltimore Sun expects "a significant front office overhaul" in Baltimore. In that same piece, Zrebiec also discusses how Kevin Gregg is a popular clubhouse figure and a valuable mentor to the Orioles' young pitchers, but the right-hander is having a difficult time closing games. Gregg is under contract for $5.8MM in 2012, with a $6MM club option for 2013.
- Also from Zrebiec, Brian Roberts has been told by doctors that his concussion problems shouldn't be career-ending. The second baseman hasn't played since May 16 after suffering his second concussion in as many seasons.
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Quick Hits: Rizzo, Braves, Rowand, Pujols, Carrasco
On this date 11 years ago, the Angels signed amateur free agent Ervin Santana. The right-hander recently reached the 200-inning plateau for the fourth time in his career and he has a 3.27 ERA to go along with his July no-hitter. Here are the latest links from around MLB…
- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo is "definitely" on the Cubs' wish list for their vacant GM position, reports Adam Kilgore of The Washington Post. Rizzo shot down any speculation about him leaving though, saying "there's nowhere I'd rather be than the Washington Nationals right now," and "this is the place I need to be."
- MLB.com's Mark Bowman reports (on Twitter) that Kurt Kemp has stepped down as Braves' director of player development to pursue other opportunities.
- Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com suggests that the Phillies could have interest in the recently designated for assignment Aaron Rowand after he clears waivers. He would not be eligible for postseason play, but Salisbury notes the team has had a "longstanding interest" in bringing Rowand back after losing him to the Giants in free agency.
- In a piece for Grantland.com, Jonah Keri wonders if losing Albert Pujols to the free agency would really be that bad for the Cardinals.
- Indians minor leaguer Hector Rondon told Carlos Alberto Zambrano of the Venezuelan paper Lider en Deportes that it appears that Cleveland starter Carlos Carrasco will undergo Tommy John surgery. Rendon says the currently-disabled Carrasco told him of the upcoming operation.
- Meanwhile, Indians skipper Manny Acta told MLB.com's Jordan Bastian that the team is stil exploring options for Carrasco's injured elbow (Twitter link). He acknowledged that Tommy John surgery was a possibility, but it is not a certainty at this point.
- Nate Mink of MLB.com explains that Nationals starter Stephen Strasburg showed he's ready for the Major Leagues in his final minor league rehab start.
- Doug Miller of MLB.com shows how so many former members of Mike Scioscia's coaching staff – Joe Maddon, Bud Black and Ron Roenicke – have gone on to become MLB managers.
- It appears that first base prospect Angel Villalona will return to the Giants organization now that murder charges against him have been dismissed, Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle writes. The Giants expect to resolve a $5MM breach-of-contract lawsuit that Villalona filed against the team.
- Former GM Jim Bowden introduces us to the agents behind this offseason's big-name free agents in a must-read piece for ESPN. If you're interested in agents, be sure to check out our Agency Database.
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Nationals Notes: Strasburg, Harper, Zimmermann
The Nationals expect Stephen Strasburg to return to the Major Leagues one week from today. Here are some links from D.C. in the meantime…
- Nationals manager Davey Johnson told Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post that he intends to handle Strasburg with "kid gloves" as the right-hander completes his return from the Tommy John surgery he underwent last September.
- Livan Hernandez said today that he wants to return to Washington in 2012, even if it means working in middle relief next year, Kilgore reports (on Twitter).
- Top 2010 draft pick Bryce Harper will suit up for the Scottsdale Scorpions of the Arizona Fall League this year, MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo writes. Harper, who made it to Double-A in his first professional season, is now recovering from a hamstring injury.
- Kilgore suggests Nationals starter Jordan Zimmermann could be an extension candidate this offseason. Zimmermann, a likely super two player, came back from Tommy John surgery to put together a fantastic season in 2011, but he has now reached his innings limit for the year.
- For a look at a key member of the Nationals' front office, check out MLBTR's piece on GM candidate Bryan Minniti.
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NL East Notes: Phillies, Strasburg, Reyes
Dan Uggla will look to extend his hitting streak to 29 games tonight, when the Braves take on the Marlins, Uggla's former team. Here's the latest on the division, as Florida starter Brad Hand prepares for Uggla and his teammates…
- Bill Conlin of the Philadelphia Daily News shows that the Phillies have traded prospect after prospect in recent years. But the established big leaguers they've obtained – Brad Lidge, Cliff Lee, Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Hunter Pence – have propelled the Phillies from contender to baseball superpower, Conlin writes.
- Stephen Strasburg can mean to the Nationals what Justin Verlander means to the Tigers, Yahoo's Jeff Passan writes.
- Newsday's Ken Davidoff wonders how MLB teams including the Mets will value Jose Reyes this offseason, when the shortstop hits free agency. Reyes left yesterday's game with an injury and questions about his health could prevent teams from guaranteeing $142MM, the amount Carl Crawford obtained last winter.
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Odds & Ends: Glaus, Torre, Padres, Strasburg
On this date in 1998, the Mariners traded Joey Cora to the Indians for David Bell. More than a decade later, Cora is still making headlines in Cleveland – sort of. The White Sox coach translated for Manny Ramirez at this afternoon's Progressive Field press conference. Here are some more links as we await another round of trades…
- The Braves are listening to offers for Troy Glaus, according to David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (on Twitter). On Sunday we heard that multiple AL teams have some interest in Glaus.
- The A's re-signed Tommy Everidge, who played for Oakland last year, but hasn't appeared in the majors since, according to the Pacific Coast League's transactions page.
- Dodgers manager Joe Torre told Dylan Hernandez of the LA Times that he expects to be able to work out a deal with the Dodgers this offseason if he decides to manage in 2011 (Twitter link).
- The Padres are still interested in adding a starting pitcher, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter). MLBTR's Tim Dierkes provided a list of potentially available starters earlier today. Jon Heyman of SI.com says the Padres claimed a number of pitchers, but weren't able to work out any deals (Twitter link).
- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo told Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post that Stephen Strasburg will undergo Tommy John surgery this Friday.
- MLBPA leader Michael Weiner told Andrew Marchand of ESPNNewYork that the hearing between Francisco Rodriguez and the Mets will take place in mid-October (Twitter link).
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Odds & Ends: Dodgers, Overbay, Hawpe, Lilly, Marlins
Links for Friday…
- Dylan Hernandez of The Los Angeles Times says (via Twitter) that Dodgers GM Ned Colletti hasn't asked anyone to waive their no-trade clause, which would include Manny Ramirez.
- Lyle Overbay was pulled from tonight's game in the 6th inning, and Jon Paul Morosi of FoxSports.com says there has been trade interest in the Jays' first baseman recently. However, Overbay left for precautionary reasons as he's been feeling under the weather according to MLB.com's Jordan Bastian (Twitter links).
- Rob Bradford of WEEI.com reports that Brad Hawpe chose the Rays over the Red Sox was because there was "a perceived better fit in terms of guaranteed playing time."
- The Dodgers placed Ted Lilly on waivers today, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (on Twitter). ESPN.com's Jayson Stark reported yesterday that the Dodgers aren't inclined to trade Lilly.
- Yahoo's Jeff Passan reports that Marlins president David Samsom directed millions of dollars to owner Jeffrey Loria. Samson has said publicly that he did no such thing, but Passan contests that "what Samson said was so provably false that it was akin to a 3-year-old trying to hide his peas under a pile of mashed potatoes."
- Stephen Strasburg will probably need Tommy John surgery, according to the Nationals.
- Mark Feinsand of the New York Daily News says the idea of Joe Girardi leaving the Yankees for the Cubs this offseason is "pure insanity," since the Yankees will always provide Girardi with the chance to win.
- However, Cubs sources confirmed to Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun-Times that the Cubs will pursue Girardi to manage, possibly as the leading candidate, if he is available.
- Padres GM Jed Hoyer told MLB.com's Corey Brock that he and Red Sox GM Theo Epstein joked about the inevitable Adrian Gonzalez rumors last winter. As Brock shows, those rumors are a thing of the past for the first place Padres.
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Odds & Ends: Harper, Dodgers, Romero, Hermida
Sunday night linkage..
- Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports implores the Nats to get a deal done with Bryce Harper.
- Nats pitcher Stephen Strasburg had some interesting comments to make about the club's negotiations with Harper, writes Bill Ladson of MLB.com.
- Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times (in these tweets) says that rival agents think that the Dodgers will offer first-round pick Zach Lee roughly $3MM and at least one of them thinks that will be enough to get a deal done.
- Toronto manager Cito Gaston told David Ely of MLB.com that he didn't think Ricky Romero would feel any pressure after signing a lucrative contract extension. The lefty didn't show any signs of jitters today as he allowed just one run in seven innings against the Angels.
- Boston outfielder Jeremy Hermida is making the most of his time in the minors, writes Daniel Barbarisi of The Providence Journal. Hermida was just thirty days shy of accruing enough major league time to decline a demotion when he was sent down by the Red Sox.
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County sheriffs have asked to join the federal lawsuit challenging New York's tough new gun restrictions, calling some provisions vague and impossible to enforce fairly.
The New York State Sheriffs' Association and five individual sheriffs are asking U.S. District Judge William Skretny to add their position to the record. They support gun rights advocates seeking to block enforcement of new bullet limits for magazines and the tighter definition of assault weapons.
The sheriffs agree with the New York affiliate of the National Rifle Association that the law, passed after the Newtown, Ct., school massacre, is unconstitutional because it will prevent citizens from keeping commonly used firearms for home defense.
The law bans magazines with a capacity of more than 10 bullets and generally prohibits loading them with more than seven.
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