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Recess? With shootings?
When the warm weather comes, most people think of walks in the park and the pleasures of spring. I think of multiple shootings in the parks and the dangers my students will face navigating their neighborhoods.
This year has been a particularly brutal one for the small children in my after-school program. Those few weeks of unseasonably warm weather in March brought shootings in the park across the street from one of my schools. Sadly, the return of cool weather and some police presence didn't end the gunfire. Last week we were on "lockdown" yet again in response to shots being fired near the school.
The first couple of times it was just a few shots. Then one day it was a series. One of my kindergartners was near a window and called out that he saw someone with a gun. He and his classmates dissolved in fear as the teachers pulled them away from the windows. The adults closed the classroom door in response to the school's public address warnings and gathered the children around them. They spent a lot of time calming the children down and listening to their fears.
That day we were teaching "Miss Rumphius" by Barbara Cooney, a lovely book about families and travel and a woman who follows her grandfather's directive to "do something to make the world more beautiful." We ask our students to draw pictures and write about the ways they would make the world a better, more beautiful place. It was the ideal lesson for the day and we had a robust discussion about how they could change their worlds for the better.
But for these kids, dangerous challenges lurk just outside the school entrance.
It is not easy for them. At one school, Emmett Louis Till Math & Science Academy at 67th Street and Champlain Avenue, we have to hire a bus to take our students 51/2 blocks to visit the local library. It isn't safe to walk there.
On March 22, I escorted a group of children from Till's Cool Classics! program to the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago to enjoy the Egyptian galleries.
Blocks away, Cool Classics! students at the William C. Reavis Math & Science Specialty Elementary School, on 50th and Drexel, heard gunfire right outside their window. At the end of the day, despite our best efforts, we couldn't stop the children from picking up the shells from the shots that were fired in the street in front of their school.
Nor could we object the day a principal decided to cancel after-school programs following a shooting in which a woman was injured. We spent the rest of the day calling parents to collect their terrified children, and that week reaching out to Chicago police and politicians for protection for our students and to University of Chicago officials for protection for our student-teachers who come from neighboring communities.
We feel pity for small children in war-ravaged countries. But we need not travel that far. The truth is that my students are living in an urban battlefield and the tragedy is that these children become targets even though they're not the enemy.
We've heard the theories, seen the finger-pointing and found the stereotypes wanting. Most of the parents of our students are caring, able and engaged, and the administrators and teachers with whom we work are the same. So what is lacking?
Many of my colleagues, family members and friends have made suggestions ranging from filling our parks with enough people to crowd out the criminals to more community policing. It seems to me that any real change must come from a collective effort to knit together everyone in all our communities and to employ an arsenal of social services to attack and resolve these problems.
Spring used to be my favorite season, full of the promise of new life and summer pleasures. Not anymore. Now it is the season of fear and death.
I beg you to join me, my students and their parents, teachers and principals to make our world a more beautiful and better place.
Mara Tapp is a Chicago journalist and director of Cool Classics!
Mara Tapp's powerful statement
Ms. Tapp's commentary was powerful but problematic, it discussed the shooters outside of the school as if they were aliens from another planet. In fact the "criminals" she discusses were more than likely CPS kindergartners themselves once upon a time not so long ago, as were many of the current prisoners in Cook County jail.
While an after school program can't address the larger ills of society, an experienced journalist like Ms. Tapp can and should. The reality of many urban youth in the community around Emmett Till and Reavis schools is one of unemployment and dependency on their extended families in many cases for survival. When you look at the census track data for the areas around these schools you realize that the family income in these areas can't possibly provide much if any cash to these unemployed young adults who have effectively zero legitimate income.
While decrying the reality of the situations for very young children at these schools we need to realize that it is very possible that some of the shooters terrorizing these children could be their cousins or even closer relatives that are part of their extended households. Clearly the solution can't be solving the crime problem, because how many young minority adults can we possibly fit into our over crowded prisons?
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To start with you would need to install "ffmpeg". This program allows you to convert any video or audio file to what you want it to be. If you have ...
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Converting Video files in Linux
If you have Debian then you would type in the root terminal :
apt-get install ffmpeg
After installing that you will need to plan what you want to convert and what format you want to convert it to. This program is command line and not graphical so you would need to open up your terminal.
so you need to let the system know that you want to run that program so you would type in: "ffmpeg", then you need to give it the command to run its duty so you put in "-i". Then you give in your input starting with "/home/", then your output starting with "/home/" again.
so this is how a example command line will look:
neel:/home/neel# ffmpeg -i /home/neel/Desktop/Famguy/part6.flv /home/neel/part6.avi
note: I have the file format I inputed and the file format I want to output.
Punctuation is important, if you miss spell or have a capital where its supose to be lowercase, it will not work.
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converting flv to avi
Another way to convert would be using this code:
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
echo "Usage: $0 {-divx|-xvid} list_of_flv_files"
exit 1
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while [ "$1" ]; do
case "$1" in
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MENC_OPTS="-ovc xvid -xvidencopts bitrate=$V_BITRATE:autoaspect"
if file "$1" | grep -q "Macromedia Flash Video"; then
mencoder "$1" $MENC_OPTS -vf pp=lb -oac mp3lame \
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"`basename $1 .flv`.avi"
echo "$1 is not Flash Video. Skipping"
copy and paste it to your text editor and save it as "flv2avi.sh", This will only convert flv files. I found this code made by some guy through shell scripting. I have not used it but it can get quite handy. Save it to the command directory, which is usually "/usr/local/bin". But could be different in other PC's.
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The Student Ambassador Program was established in 2011. Student Ambassadors are representatives of the veterinary medicine student body at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine dedicated to the positive advancement of the college. Ambassadors promote and participate in student and alumni events, recruiting activities, and assist faculty and staff with college events. If you have questions about the Student Ambassador Program, please contact April Pugh at 614-247-1512 or pugh [dot] 102 [at] osu [dot] edu.
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1766 Charles Macintosh was born (died July 25, 1843). Scottish chemist and inventor of waterproof fabrics. The Mackintosh, or Macintosh raincoat was named fro him.
1800 Charles Goodyear was born. He invented the process named 'vulcanization' which made the commercial use of rubber possible. Vulcanized rubber didn't become brittle in winter and turn gummy in summer as natural rubber did.
1837 A threshing machine powered by a horse on a treadmill was patented in Winthrop, Maine, by Hiram A. and John A. Pitts.
1921 Robert C. Baker was born (died March 13, 2006). While a Poultry and Food Science professor at Cornell University from 1949-1989 he developed chicken nuggets (keeping the breading on was the key), turkey ham, poultry hot dogs and many other products. He founded Cornell's Institute of Food Science and Marketing in 1970, and in 2004 was inducted into the American Poultry Hall of Fame.
1926 'Devil in the Cheese' opened at the Charles Hopkins Theatre in New York City.
1947 Ted Danson, American actor, was born. Best known for his role as bartender Sam Malone on the TV series 'Cheers'.
1997 Fear of the 'bird flu' led Hong Kong to order its entire population of chickens, over 1 million birds, to be killed.
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The father of a man shot and killed at a Westside bus stop Saturday morning says more needs to be done to help prevent these crimes.
Balloons and a lit candle mark the spot in memory of the man killed during a robbery. Vinnie Siegrist, the father of that man, says he has lived in the area for nearly 30 years, but unfortunately its starting to go downhill and something needs to be done.
"I'm seeing houses are getting robbed, their sheds are getting broken into, all their tools getting taken. It's unbelievable," he said.
Siegrist said he never imagined his son -- 34-year-old Michael -- would be the victim of crime in his own community -- something he said has gotten worse over the years. Michael was shot and killed during a robbery early Saturday morning while he sat with a friend at a Westside bus stop near Jammes Road and Harlow Boulevard, just a mile down the road from his home.
According to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's crime mapping website, the area is a high area of crime. There were more than a dozen robberies and burglaries, a handful of assaults and a couple of homicides, all within just the last month and a half.
"It's crazy. It seems like every time you turn around now it's like something else is happening: a shooting over here, somebody getting run down, somebody getting robbed and beaten up," Siegrist said.
This crime is worrisome to many, especially because it happened at a public bus stop where it's common for people to sit and wait. Police said the robber asked the woman with Michael for her purse, and she complied and gave it to him. Michael then tried to stop the robber, and that's when he was shot and killed.
Channel 4 crime and safety expert Ken Jefferson says if you are ever in a situation like that, always comply with the criminal.
"You're kind of vulnerable sitting there," he said. "What you have to remember is if a person brings a gun to a fight and you have none, you need to relent and give them what they're asking for, comply with the demands of the robber."
Neighbors in Siegrist's community are also on edge after the killing.
"I feel unsafe for No. 1," neighbor Linda Alexander said. "I feel like locking my doors, watching my back when I enter in my car and outside my home, and not trusting people."
Siegrist is doing what he can to cope with this tragedy.
"He's going to be missed," Siegrist said. "He was taken from us way too early."
Anyone with any information related to the killing is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 866-845-TIPS.
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French by birth, he was one of the Duke of York's less successful proteges. He had some naval experience with the royalists in Jersey in 1649, and at the Restoration was given a post in the Queen Mother's household. After the Second Dutch War (in which he was deprived of his commission, his guns doing more damage to his own side than the enemy) he was made cupbearer to the Duke of York and was employed on a series of minor diplomatic missions before being given another naval command (captain of a galley in the Mediterranean) in 1671. He was knighted at some date unknown and had died by 1688.
DU TIEL, Sir John,—is said to have been of French extraction, and a knight of Malta. He was appointed commander of the Fountain, and Jersey, successively in 1665; and, in the year 1671, of a galley in the Streights: this corroborates, in a great measure, the idea of his Maltese honour.
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text: Ugly Aur Pagli Movie Review MOVIE REVIEW WRITE A REVIEW VIEW USER REVIEW Ugly Aur Pagli: A Laugh Riot That Could Have Been 2/5 stars, By MovieTalkies.com, 01 August 2008 Release Date : 01 August 2008 Genre : Comedy Banner : Pritish Nandy Communications Presenter : Producer : Rangita Pritish Nandy , Pritish Nandy Director : Sachin Kamlakar Khot Cast : Mallika Sherawat, Ranvir Shorey, Manish Anand, Tinu Anand, Sushmita Mukherjee View Complete Cast Sachin Khot's Ugly Aur Pagli promises to be a laugh riot and it does turn out to be one for the better half of its duration. The film is irreverent in the manner in which it reverses gender roles and is quite a whacky take on relationships between the sexes. But while the director and the film's writer manage to keep the first half rocking and thoroughly entertaining, it is towards the tail end that the film digresses into sentimental areas, which is just not keeping with its whacky mood. Like with most Hindi films, the premise is laid out beautifully but the director bungles the end. The conclusion is hurriedly put together and hence does not match the tone of what went earlier. There are a couple other problems with the film as we are never given any reason as to why Kuhu (Mallika Sherawat) goes about slapping Ranvir Shorey's character, or why he continues to out up with it. To be fair to the film, Shorey's character often comes up with that question himself but has no answers as to why he is attracted to Kuhu and keeps humouring her. It makes one wonder if the director is trying to be different just for the heck of it. Of course, there have been reports of the film being totally based on a Korean film, which was remade in English. Leaving that bit aside, even if it is a copy, one expects a certain amount of coherence in the film's plot or a designed incoherence. As for Ugly Aur Pagli, the incoherence is more due to lack of skill and not by any design. What lifts the film and makes its entertaining are really the two lead actors, some of the minor characters, the dialogues and the music. It is only Ranvir Shorey who could have played a character like he did with so much conviction. He, to a great extend, manages to keep the laughs going for the longest time possible. Shorey plays a normal young guy, has failed his engineering exams for the fourth time. The bane of his life is the lack of a girlfriend and he finds one in the most bizarre circumstances. He bumps into Kuhu at a railway station, when she is punch drunk. It ends with him carting her safely to a hotel and getting slapped for his labour of love. He slips into a bizarre relationship with her where she constantly slaps him around, gets drunk or makes all kinds of weird demands, like asking him to ride a bicycle clad in a red petticoat or walking around in her high heels. She even has a penchant for writing scripts which she expects him to applaud. The scripts too are all about role reversal, a domineering female taking on the meek male. The relationship chugs along till one day Kuhu disappears from his life. The mystery of where she went and why she is the way she is, all unravels towards the end of the film and the two lovers are united again. But it is in this unraveling that all the whacko element of the film does a disappearing act and what we are left with is the standard Hindi film story about girl losing boyfriend, turning suicidal, getting drunk and the fact that Shorey's character reminds her of her ex. It's just pure sentiment from here onwards. That's where the director looses the plot and the film loses the zing thing. What keeps the interest alive are Shorey and Mallika. One cannot imagine anyone else but then portraying Ugly and Pagli. Mallika plays the sassy girl with the right amount of restrain and sauciness, never ever going over the top. She looks gorgeous in most places and puts in a worthy performance as well. As for Shorey, he is perfectly cast as the underdog, who is slapped at last a few hundred times during the course of the film. Whether playing Mallika's slap buddy, or as the lover pining for her, he is a class act ft. The actors are helped by the fact that the dialogues have been very cleverly penned. There are certain minor actors as who stand out, despite their two bit roles. Sushmita Mukherjee and Tinnu Anand as Mallika's parents are hilarious. In fact, the scene where Shorey meets her parents for the first time is quite brilliant. Bharti Achrekar as Shorey's mother too is very effective. Former actress and glamour queen Zeenat Aman makes a special appearance in the end and plays a hand in reconciling the lovers. It would have been more interesting to see her in a lengthier role. The film's music, which has been composed by Anu Malik, goes well with the mood of the film. 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"I'm remorseful, I'm ashamed of myself for what I've done,"
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Lifland classified the incident, which reportedly caused
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1 tablespoon
olive oil
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into cubes
1 large
onion, chopped
2 (16 ounce) cans
refried beans
2 (15 ounce) cans
corn, drained
1 (14.5 ounce) can
chicken broth, or more as needed
1 (1 ounce) package
taco seasoning
1 cup
picante sauce
1/8 teaspoon
garlic powder
shredded Cheddar cheese, or as needed
YUMMM..... One alteration; since the refried bean selection was more of a puree or paste, I subbed one can of refried with a can of black beans. I lean towards the spicy side but the flavor was so good I didn't bother to add hot sauce or jalapenos as I originally thought I might. Also didn't bother with the cheese, it's that good. Those who shy away from spicy (my wife) can add a dollop of sour cream.
This is quite close to how I make Tortilla Soup and it's great. The beans make the soup thick and filling and the spiciness is tangy and warm.
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We had a groups friends over for lunch including one friend from Mexico and everyone was raving about it. Definitely a keeper recipe.
As I began putting the listed ingredients in the pot, I felt the ratio of refried beans and corn was a bit much. One can of each is plenty. I didn't have Picante sauce on hand, so I substituted it with a can of Rotel. I also added one can of rinsed pinto beans to replace the one can of refrieds I left out. It would have been too pastie and overpowering otherwise. This is super easy. You can add spices to your liking. Overall, it was good with minor changes.
Delicious! I made it on the stovetop instead of crock pot. Also threw in two uncooked chicken breasts and brought it up to boil then simmer for 1 1/2 hours. The enchilada sauce is what makes this recipe. I used Gebhardt, my favorite. Didn't use water, used a quart of homemade chicken stock I had on hand.
Great recipe, thanks.
This was amazing! We even tried it with left over spare rib meat instead of chicken...and it was incredible!
I was just looking for something to use up cooked chicken and this soup exceeded all expectations. My family loved it!
This is great! I wasn't sure about the can of refried beans but it thickens the soup nicely. Add more chunky tomatoes or salsa, whatever is on hand. Adjust to your taste and add sour cream, green onions or shredded cheese on top. Yum!
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The forthcoming marriage is announced by the parents of the bride-elect, Timothy and Crystal Crye and Diane Borden, all of Maryville. She is the granddaughter of the late Samuel Lawrence and Betty Crye, Wanda Borden of Friendsville and the late Don Borden. She is the sister of Leslie Crye of Maryville.
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Last year, when the Department announced 20 grants awarded for the Charter Schools Program (CSP) Non-SEA program competitions, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said; "High-quality charter schools across the country are making amazing differences in our children's lives. These grantees serve a range of students, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds, and prepare them for college and careers." The Non-SEA (State education agency) competitions provide support for charter schools located in states that are not receiving funds from the CSP's SEA competition; currently 19 States and the District of Columbia receive SEA funding. Non-SEA grant funds support planning and implementation of program designs for new or existing charter schools or the sharing and dissemination of information about best practices for charter schools.
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Want proof? Check out these 18 amazing outfits Kate Winslet has worn over the past decade. She may favor simple silhouettes, minimal embellishment and LBDs, but the British actress's wardrobe is far from boring. And frankly, we hope she "never lets go" of her signature look.
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Jordan almonds are a popular tradition at weddings. Though they are normally all white, people are spicing things up with solid colors and multi-color pastel jordan almonds as well as black and white "Black Tie" Jordan Almonds. Nutty candies offer a great combination of crunch and sweetness and jordan almonds are no different. Go nuts over these sweet and gorgeous almonds. Also known as sugared almonds or confetti, jordan almonds are made by a process called sugar panning. Usually made in white or pastel colors, bulk jordan almonds are popular for display as much as for pleasurable consumption.
Very popular as wedding candy favors, they are said to accurately contrast the sweet qualities of love and the bitter qualities of life. The traditions surrounding jordan almonds are many. As well as being a traditional wedding candy, many european countries have their own traditions. In fact, the traditions number so many as run so deeply that it is hotly debated where the jordan almond name actually comes from, though most think it originated in Italy. In some countries it's a tradition that the parents of a new baby give their friends and family jordan almonds as a symbol of a new member of the family.


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White House: Mid East Attacks Not Premeditated
The attack on America's Benghazi consulate was not premeditated.
It was all about the video.
So said the White House, so said the State Department, so said U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice:
"Our current best assessment, based on the information that we have at present, is that, in fact, what this began as, it was a spontaneous – not a premeditated – response to what had transpired in Cairo.: In Cairo, as you know, a few hours earlier, there was a violent protest that was undertaken in reaction to this very offensive video that was disseminated. : We believe that folks in Benghazi, a small number of people came to the embassy to – or to the consulate, rather, to replicate the sort of challenge that was posed in Cairo.: And then as that unfolded, it seems to have been hijacked, let us say, by some individual clusters of extremists who came with heavier weapons… And it then evolved from there".
Never mind that Libyan President Mohamed Magariaf said the attack was planned in advance.
What would people who live and work in an official capacity within Libya know about what is going on in their country?
How could Americans possibly believe that the President of Libya knows more about what is happening on the ground in Libya than do Barrack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Susan Rice or Jay Carney?
Those Americans should be ashamed of themselves.
Rather, Americans are to believe that on the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks upon the United States no elements of Al Qaeda, the Muslim Brotherhood or any other Islamofascist groups within Libya, Egypt, Tunis, or the other twenty odd countries that purportedly simultaneously and spontaneously erupted into violent anti-American hatred, planned to assault American embassies, besiege American consulates, burn American flags, hoist the Al Qaeda flag over the U.S. Embassy in Egypt and ruthless murder American Citizens in cold blood.
Nobody in any of those countries planned in advance.: No groups coordinated the date, the targets, the weapons, the tactics…nope.
It was all about the video.
It was all because of a low budget privately made video posted online by a relative unknown that a slim few had heard of, much less seen.
A video which, whether the White House, the State Department or anyone else within the institutionalized "progressive" left cares to admit, falls within an American's God given, constitutionally protected Right to free speech.
The administration of Barrack Hussein Obama, Hillary Clinton, Susan Rice, Jay Carney, et al are counting on enough American voters being so naive that they will blindly accept any flimsy cover story coming out of the White House.
Of course it definitely helps when everyone save for a brave few souls in the media obediently parrots the "progressive" Party line while hiding, obstructing or completely ignoring entire stories and/or pertinent facts in the process.
It is a pretty darned good bet the people buying this White House cover story concerning anti-American violence in the Middle East also swallowed the equally flimsy cover story about Fast and Furious…hook line and sinker.
Yes, the administration and like-minded members of the self-imagined, self-appointed intellectual "progressive" elite truly believe a sufficient number of Americans needed to re-elect them ARE that stupid, ignorant, sufficiently distracted or simply not paying attention.
Americans have the chance to prove them wrong on November 6, 2012.
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One day when Brent Morel has replaced Hawk Harrelson as White Sox play-by-play announcer, Steve Stone will turn to him and ask what his favorite opening day memory was as a player.
Morel's answer will be "not 2012."
On the whole, there wasn't a whole lot the White Sox offense did well on Friday. Of the 27 outs they were given, the Sox didn't even put the ball in play for 13 of them. You aren't going to score a lot of runs or win many games when 48% of your outs are strikeouts.
Morel was responsible for 4 of them. He also was the victim of a bad hop that led to a Texas run in the 7th that ended up being the winning run after the Sox had tied the game up in the 6th. Morel also picked up an error later in the game that proved to be inconsequential, but was still the cherry on a shitty sundae that was his opening day.
And while Morel will be the most popular scapegoat, he won't be the only one. Gordon Beckham struck out 3 times himself, while Alex Rios stranded 3 runners on base.
As a whole the White Sox were 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position. The type of stat we've become all too familiar with the last few seasons.
There was also the strike zone of home plate umpire Mike Winters, which was pretty terrible. Normally I'd say that I'm fine with an umpire expanding or shrinking his strike zone, just as long as he's consistent with it and calling it the same for both pitchers.
We know he was giving Texas pitchers a few inches off the outside corner. What we don't really know is whether or not he would have returned the favor for Sox pitchers. Most Sox fans will say he wasn't, but the truth is, the Rangers weren't taking many pitches at all. They were being overly aggressive and swinging at just about everything.
So they weren't giving Winters the chance to make the calls against them. Whether this was a factor in their game plan or not, I don't know. I just know that maybe the Sox should have adapted in the later innings when it was apparent to all.
The good news -- there actually is some -- is that outside of a few pitches to Ian Kinsler, John Danks looked pretty good today. Adam Dunn looked very much like Adam Dunn, recording a walk, strikeout and a home run in his first three at bats -- the Dunn Cycle -- and finally lining out to first in his final appearance.
There was also Matt Thornton and Addison Reed, who combined for 2 innings and didn't allow a hit. As for what this means for the closer role, I wouldn't read too much into it. Both were brought in for important innings in which the Sox couldn't afford to give up any more runs, and Robin Ventura said matchups will play a role in how he uses his bullpen this season.
So maybe Robin's actual plan for the closer role is to use whichever one of his bullpen arms he needs at the time. A very forward thinking approach that, frankly, I'd be happy to see.
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Brace yourself for the extreme natural beauty of Antarctica. Hike glaciers and visit remote beaches in the Antarctic Peninsula, and be awed by the abundant wildlife in the Falklands before ending the adventure in Buenos Aires.
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Are you dreaming of a trip to one of the most beautiful and popular Greek islands?
Take an Alitalia flight to Rhodes and visit the "Pearl of the Aegean Sea".
Each year Rhodes attracts the attention of thousands of tourists from across the world and seduces visitors with its typical white houses and Mediterranean countryside. And in contrast to the view of the ancient city, there are modern attractions like the Water Park, one of the largest in Europe.