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What's Changed In the Past 17 Years?
- Posted by James Altucher
Nothing much really. The technology of the Internet is basically the same as it was 17 years ago. HTML is basically the same with a few tweaks. And while there are more plugins, ad networks, analytics, etc, the tradeoff is that a page loads equally slow now because of the extra baggage as it did 17 years ago.
(Incidentally, for the next 5 days,Amazon is giving away my book, I was Blind But Now I See, for free)
You can say, "there's more people". That's true. But the US and most developed countries had pretty fast adoption early on. A large part of the recent growth of the Internet is due to high population countries like China, Indonesia, and yes, Nigeria (the 7th most populated country in the world).
Certainly video has hanged. But the formats and technology are more or less the same. It's just someone (youtube) figured out how to put them all in one place and everyone decided to use Youtube instead of Yahoo video for random reasons that we'll never figure out.
Search engine technology has incrementally gotten better but not much. Pagerank, the algorithm that powers Google is primarily a tweak based on a patent written in the 90s by Robin Li when he worked at…Dow Jones. Robin got so frustrated that Dow Jones, the father of the most capitalist media company in the world, wouldn't do anything with his technology so he left and went to the most communist country in the world, China, and started Baidu.
Well, you can say, Yahoo has basically been destroyed since 1995. And my answer is….has it? Maybe the stock has gone down, and management has changed a few times. But let's even say it was the #1 website in 1995. It's now…the number 3 website in the world (or #4 if you break YouTube out of Google). I probably use it as much today as I did in 1995. Maybe more.
Advertising has changed a little. But not much. The first banner ad had a 78% click-thru rate. Now banner ads have less than 1% click-thru rates. We just tune them out and focus on the content. So the age-old adage "content is king" has not changed at all.
What about social media? The phrases "social media" and "web 2.0″ are made up terms that mean nothing. Back in 1995 there was the first "social network", Tripod, which quickly got snapped up by the largest search engine, Lycos, and then left to die. Then it was followed by Geocities, Friendster, Myspace.
And then, of course, the direct descendant of Tripod, Facebook, launched in the mid 00s:
So where are we now? The newest popular website to hit the top 10 of most popular websites is a site with almost no design, no videos, no fancy plugins, that lets you send messages no greater than 140 characters to your friends. Here's the first version of Twitter. What made it special? The 140 characters.
Business models have barely changed (you could play games and get coupons on the Internet in 1994, you could buy books and clothes on the Internet at discounts, all the same as now). Technology has barely changed. Pages load at about the same speed despite bandwidth significantly greater. Design, if anything, has become more minimal. None of the programming on ANY website at all can be considered rocket science (which is a good thing. Makes it easier to build sites and grow and standardized the "world wide web", "triple dub" throughout the world).
There were blogs then (called "home pages"), there were crazy acquisitions, there were browsers, etc.
So what's changed?
The Internet economy has put me through hell. I've changed. I've failed at 20 or so businesses and succeeded at about 4. I've been divorced. I've been through personal hell. I know I've changed. I've gotten better. I had to learn from all my failures. I'm ready.
And I bet since 1995 you've changed also. Think about it.
I can't wait for the next 17 years of changes.
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I recommend reading the 173rd Carnival of Education held at Bluebird's Classroom. As usual, lots of great posts.
Having already read through the Carnival, I'll read the copy of the NAS journal Academic Questions that came in the mail today. This issue's theme is 'The Military and Higher Education' and includes what appears to be an excellent piece about historians' interpretations of the Vietnam War.


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in gulu~
We made it to Gulu, Uganda but our luggage did not. Other that that all is good. Elliott is having an incredible time and loves his new friends. Yesterday some of the kids taught him some breakdance moves! Too fun!!
i have a decent internet connectin in my friends office. I thought I'd post here what i have posted on my blog...hope your day is well and love filled. walk with gentle feet and a brave soul, touch what you are able, bringing peace and change....
I am not able to cut and paste from my word document? I am not sure why it will not allow. I am sorrr. But if you have made it this far, maybe you are interesed in our trip. If so, click one more time and you will go to the entry I posted moments ago on our family blog.
Thank you~
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Thank you so much for taking the time to update PulseWire with the news of your safe arrival!
I'm excited to continue reading and learning about your time in Uganda.
Here's wishing that your luggage arrives soon!
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Aung San Suu Kyi --
Very Pleased with your Plethora of details on your trip
Today I did not have enouqh quality time to carefully read your blog entry. So much detail, but very valuable. From what I have heard, most people living in the Africa Continent are friendly. I was impressed by how easily your son made friends.
Could you tell me a little about the HEALS project. I have a friend with aids in Malawi who has a school for children with aids. Skip Matthews recently sent a wheelchair to her for one of the boys who has polio. The boy was delighted with the wheelchair because he no longer has to crawl on the ground:
Take a look at the picture at the bottom of this post:
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Description: A seaman hands a cookie to a Japanese girl with a baby on her back outside the American Red Cross canteen in Yokohama, Japan, in September 1945. The official ARC caption for the photo reads, "American servicemen are always suckers for babies! Seaman 1st class Robert Spiegl, 5712 North Western ave., Chicago, Ill., gives a cookie to a Japanese child outside the first Red Cross club and canteen to be opened in Japan."
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- Genre Anime
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Enter a nightmarish world where vampires, werewolves, and ghosts stalk the night, but don't disappear when you open your eyes and wake up. In Night Warriors, these sinister creatures are real, and humans are their natural enemies. This vampire anime series based on the Capcom video game takes you on a spine-tingling thrill ride as humanity tries to reclaim the night from these legendary beasts. Leading the charge is a mysterious man with a mysterious past and a powerful sword that seems to be almost alive. This 90-minute collection stars all your favorite Darkstalkers characters, and features Volumes 1 and 2 with three episodes: Return of the Darkstalkers, The Blood of the Dark, and The Power of the Dark.
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Andythemanman3: HELP! I am unable to remove the wiper cover on my 1994 Buick century.
Ryan Mattingly: how do i replace wiper arms on 14 ford fusion?? when i replaced them they swiped wrong how do i line them up to swipe correctly
Mike Blake: Can you use a wire brush? Or will it damage the groves. Thanks.
Jill Valentine: OMG this worked! My wiper caught some wind and flipped out to the driver's side mirror. It wouldn't move after that. THANK YOU PETER GRIFFIN!
Boloy Lokombo: I'm trying to do this on my 2001 impala on passenger side wiper not work. After following the steps I came to a frustrating stop as I am unable to take off the off. It is an awkward position. I can see the bold move but it looks like it's swimming. As if it's loose and not catching the wiper to bring forward and back. Help anyone
Practice Manager: Rich, great video. I take it once you scrape out the aluminum out of the spine drive, the arm has to be replaced with a new one since it is likely stripped in the inside? Thanks.
Warren Snapp: NO ONE ELSE THINKS HE SOUNDS LIKE PETER GRIFFIN?
Grim Reaper syp: Duahhhhh, what kind of CAR??????????? lmao
lajoker43: see my right side does not work anymore I had wipers up one time and I rushed to open my hood of my car and slam both wipers laid back in place! I was drying off my car. the whole windshield you know what I mean for they ppl who keep their car nice and clean inside and out:) and now my right side wiper is broke? the driver side work thank god. I know its a simple fix but see people are trying to get me to pay for a new motor?? its not that and your video not what I needed but thank you do you have any suggestion's?
Tom Dodd: Thanks!
Kye Jang: I have a 328XI BMW 2013...the dealership replaced the entire arms/wipers but in the process they scraped the paint off the rim (edge) between the head of the wiper and the hood. Is that possible? Looking at your video, you didn't touch the rim with the tools. Thank you!
Practice Manager: Worked like a charm! Thanks for saving me $150 since that is what I am guessing the auto repair shop would have charged me to fix this if I brought it in. Much simpler fix than I suspected it would be. Thank you!
Bryan Martin: I have a wiper issue on my 99 Saturn SL 1. They come on all by themselves and wipe a few times and stop radomly on the windshield usually in the middle of your line of vision. This car is going to be my daughters and for safety reasons I would like to figure out if it is a short in the switch or a bad wiper motor. Any ideas???? Thanks for your time....
Adrian Nava: I had a 98 Chrysler Sebring and the drivers side wiper wouldn't come off. Should I pull like you did or did I miss something?
DOBERSTAFFIE: sounds a bit like JFK
Micah Burkhart: Thanks for the video, this worked perfect on my wife's minivan and I'm sure it saved me a ton of money compared with going to the repair shop.
zzsql: Didn't work on mine. I think I need a puller tool of some kind.
l3lackEyedAngels: Your instructions seem to have worked for me. About a week ago my wipers froze to the windshield of my 2007 Mazda3. I didn't realize it and turned on my wipers to remove what I thought was condensation. The passenger side arm started moving first, and then the driver side, so the two started crossing. I was very upset. I was able to grab the driver side arm to realign it, so to speak, and that stopped the crossing. But, thereafter, if there was any resistance on the driverside wiper arm, like from snow sliding off of my roof, it wouldn't move. Anyway, the driverside arm is moving properly following your fix, but I am not sure how to test that the spindle has bitten into the wiper arm properly, and I don't want to break it again. I guess I will just have to see how it does the next time some snow slides down my windshield. For anyone considering this fix, I didn't need any more tools than what was used in the video. I pryed off the plastic cap with my pocket knife, pulled off the arm by rocking it and then with some leverage from a pair of pliers (it really didn't take much muscle), and cleaned the teeth with an Exacto knife. The whole thing didn't take longer than ten minutes, well short of what it would have taken for me to get cold and grouchy.
robert myers: Thanks work for me!
Tran Nguyen: Must try! This happened to me during snowmagaeddon Atlanta '14!
vonda1929: Absolutely!! Peter Griffin. Great advice too. Mine is now fixed. Thanks
Benjamin Page: Thank you for making this video. This got my blade spinning again. I'm so happy to live in the time of the internet.
helen twit: ok got the nut off but the arm wont come off. also my hood is in the way when closed. when open I can't lift the arm up
tunnelworm2001: Much Thanks. Not a mechanic so I was thinking I'd have to replace the motor. Watched your vid and was able to fix the problem, loose bolt, in about 5 minutes at night in a snowstorm.
Mirek Heikkila: Thanks, worked like a charm! saved me alot of grief!
JOE FORD DIY: is that everlast playing in the back round they are one of my many favorite groups
Miguel Escorza: this is my issue and just like u said this happen after cleaning snow/ice off my windshield ima go home and try this hope this is the issue
jimmy Elliott: thanks!
Dustin Damitz: You just saved me money sir..this worked like a charm!!! Thank you so much for this video :)
TheWoodchuck94: This is exactly what I needed!!! Even looks like my saturn, same color!!! Thank you so much!!
TJ L: Worked for me! I couldn't even see the splines at all when I removed the wiper arm. It was just a smooth shaft of polished aluminium dust caked into the groves between the splines. Thanks!
flowerbear04: Which arm would be replaced?
thebrandude: Worked perfect, thank you
gsmagala: You duh man!!! I was crapting wondering how I was going to get this fixed and kicking myself for not letting the ice melt and doing this to myself. Wondering can I get it fixed? Who to take it to (thinking I might have to take it to the dreaded Toyota dealership and pay an arm and a leg for part and labor because they would be the only one who could handle this? How far am I going to have to go? If I could find someone else, how much is it going to cost me (how much is someone going to gouge me)? Then I found your video, watched it a couple of times and followed closely and did what you said. In 10 minutes I fixed it myself. And, now I couldn't be happier. Thanks a lot. I hope someone returns the favor when you are in need.
dgruno88: Hey Richpin06a, Your vid was great. Straightforward, easy to grasp & highly effective. Thank you so much for your generous gift. dgruno88
1divemaster1: Thanks.
Jay R: Is it hard to change the wiper transmission. I have the same problem hope it works.
Kevin Hunter: Thank you for your video, I found this helpful to make the adjustments I needed. This should be one of the top video's I had to search through tons of them just to find this one.
justinrockhold: great vid man i hope it works on my 97 blazer 1 arm just stopped the drivers side and i didnt know how the arm came off. Thanks i hope this works. and check out my channel and subscribe. sorry i always throw that in there.
craigcsu07: Thanks a bunch, darn winter.
phantomclaws: This worked for me. It was actually ice / sediment in the spindle, not aluminium, but cheers! :)
richpin06a: Ya what's with that iPad...haha.It sounds like you might have a problem with the linkage (wiper transmission).
rockinmoom: Fixed my Sienna with your help!!! THANKS so MUCH!!!!!
hnkfsh81: Thanks for this video. I just replaced the plastic vent panel below my wiper arms on another brand vehicle and your instructions helped. Getting those arms off was not easy!
startyesterday: Thanks very much! Saved me some money, and more importantly, made my day! Feels good to be able to fix something myself. Appreciate the video!
mgm1986: This worked for me, thanks for the video!
XxUFC FAN: Hi- I have my mercedes C280, 98. I have change the windshield blade dozen times from difference auto repair shops, including the Mercedes dealer but the blades didn't fix, it keeps popping out the rubber &cratch my windshield glass. The motor work fine, but when I turn it off, it could be anywhere in the middle until I wait for it to the end of circle then i turn off then it will be on the right place. Please, advise..Tks
mom7x: Again-Thanks!!! I haven't checked yet to make sure this is my problem, as it is night time and it is pouring outside, but I'm sure this is it! Will check it out for sure in the morning. Your videos are the best!! You've helped me more times than I can remember!
richpin06a: @tbacks1335 I wish i had some ideas but i have not done any work on the on the L series.
nicole osburn: thank you for your video it was very helpful
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Switch out the gloves once you get another piece of T7 gear. Problem solved.
Horn-Tipped Gauntlets
Heroes' Dreadnaught Handguards
I'm throwing together a maximum TPS set and I wanted to get opinions on this. I know the Horn-Tipped Gauntlets are a better TPS piece by themselves and I would socket(I'm a blacksmith) for threat and throw armsman on it. The issue I'm facing is removing my T7 gloves nullifies my 2pc set bonus on my threat set, which in theory scales awesomely with increased BV and threat stats. My heroes' gloves are currently gemmed/enchanted for survival b/c they are the best I've come accross so far.
Should I keep the 2pc set bonus for 10% extra on SS or should I just pimp out the Horn-Tipped for threat? Thx in advance!
Switch out the gloves once you get another piece of T7 gear. Problem solved.


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Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm Cheats for Playstation 2Home / Playstation 2 /
This page contains Cheats for Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm organized by sections for Playstation 2. Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm is a Role-Playing Console-style RPG game, made by Gust, released on May 29, 2007 and published by NIS America. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm Playstation 2 CheatsGust
- Publisher: NIS America
- Genre: Role-Playing Console-style RPG
- Release Date: May 29, 2007
- ESRB: Teen
After you completed every quest, the last quest "Truth in Darkness" will be reveal on the board at the Guild. After complete "Truth in Darkness" quest, then create the Shadow Gem by using the item synthesis on Ruby Prism (from another item synthesis on Aroma Material, Brilliant S...From: Sparkle Lover
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Benefits of NetFlow and IPFIX Collection & Analysis for Security Operations
Vanishing perimeters, perimeter-based security strategies and signature-based technologies have left gaping holes in the security posture of many enterprises. Traditional security systems monitor only the perimeter and do not provide insight into traffic that stays within the network, leaving companies wide open to insider threats. Additionally, external attacks continue to bypass traditional safeguards, and employing conventional security systems internally is cost-prohibitive. Without adequate internal monitoring, security issues can go unnoticed for long periods of time, wreaking havoc on the network.
A core technology built into many Cisco routers and switches, as well as other compatible devices, NetFlow and IPFIX are highly valuable yet underused assets for improving network security. By collecting and analyzing NetFlow, IPFIX and other flow data from existing routers and switches, StealthWatch provides the in-depth network visibility required to detect and mitigate a wide range of security issues at a fraction of the cost of conventional monitoring solutions. StealthWatch can also combine this in-depth insight from the internal network with intelligence from perimeter technologies such as firewalls to deliver even greater contextual awareness.
Unlike other technologies, StealthWatch takes a proactive approach to security by analyzing network behavior instead of relying on signatures to identify attacks. StealthWatch can detect targeted, custom threats, zero-day worms, viruses, botnets and other malware, as well as insider threats including network misuse, policy violations and data leakage all the way down to the user involved. StealthWatch is also ideal for performing sophisticated forensic analysis to investigate security incidents. Unifying security, network and application performance monitoring in a single system, StealthWatch can also vastly improve network operations in addition to security.
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Scammers and hackers are promising to show their victims sexually explicit photos or videos to lure them to malicious websites, where they will trick them into sharing a malicious Facebook post or taking control of their Facebook accounts. Here is one such Facebook post that these criminals are using; it has the title "OMG, Girl Dies After having Painful S*x With a Horse!", which promises to show the victims a video regarding the title.
If you click on this post, you will be taken the malicious web pages below:
On each web page, you will be asked to share this post before you can view the video. Please DO NOT share this post because there is no video. This is a scam to trick you into spreading this malicious Facebook post to all of your friends.
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Winker and Howard AFL All-Stars
The Arizona Fall League revealed its All-Star teams that will meet in the ninth annual Fall Stars Game, which is on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET and airing on MLB Network and MLB.com.
From the Reds organization, the West division All-Stars will include OF Jesse Winker and RHP Nick Howard.
Through 11 games, Winker is batting .341/.451/.585 with two home runs and 13 RBIs. MLB.com ranks him as the Reds organization's No. 2 prospect.
Howard has a 7.84 ERA in three starts with nine earned runs and 13 hits allowed over 10 1/3 innings. He was a first-round selection by the Reds in the 2014 Draft and the Reds' No. 5 ranked prospect.
Catching up
It was probably hard for you to tell, considering the quiet of the early offseason, but I was off all of last week on "staycation." Hence, that's why there were no blog entries, stories or tweets from me.
There was some Reds news that trickled out.
*Steve Smith was let go as third base coach on Monday. I can't say this was a shock considering how many runners got thrown out at home this season. Late in the season, Smith had approached reporters to defend himself about the number of runners thrown out that were actually on his ledger. That was a sign that even he knew things didn't look good. The rest of the coaching staff remains.
*Raisel Iglesias made his debut in the Arizona Fall League with a scoreless inning last Monday. On Thursday, Iglesias pitched again and worked another scoreless inning.
*My colleagues at MLB.com have written some really good stories from the World Series this past week. Alyson Footer provided my favorite one thus far with her piece on the fans with kayaks floating outside AT&T Park in McCovey Cove. Be sure to check that out.
*Finally, the news Sunday that promising Cardinals outfielder Oscar Taveras and his girlfriend were killed in a car accident is just awful. Taveras was 22 and his girlfriend was only 18. On her blog, MLB.com Cardinals beat reporter Jenifer Langosch provided some personal memories about Taveras.
Wild Card World Series
Raise your hand if you predicted a Royals-Giants World Series…
The notion of adding the second Wild Card two years ago was to provide added reward to the teams that won their divisions. This year, two Wild Card entries are in the World Series for the first time under the new postseason format and it's the first time two Wild Card teams will duel in the Fall Classic since the Angels and Giants in 2002.
Phil Rogers of MLB.com has more on the Wild Card winners reaching the World Series.
Also — neither the Royals (89 wins), nor Giants (88 wins) were 90 game winners in the regular season.
And — the Giants were the SECOND NL Wild Card team. So it is possible for it to be done.
Although they ended the 2013 regular season on a five-game losing streak, if the Reds could have found a way past Pittsburgh last season, perhaps they too could have went on a roll like the Royals or Giants. One never knows.
While every team, including the Reds, should aspire to win their division, this should emphasize how doable it is to reach the playoffs — and beyond — if a team can put together a run.
The World Series begins on Tuesday at Kansas City. For my prediction, I like the Giants in six games.
Winker is AFL player of week
The Reds No. 2 prospect, OF Jesse Winker, is off to a nice start in the Arizona Fall League. On Tuesday, Winker was named the AFL Player of the Week.
In the first week of play for the Surprise Saguaros, Winker leads the AFL with seven RBIs, a .909 slugging percentage and 1.472 OPS and was fourth with a .563 on-base percentage. He was 5-for-11 (.455) with two doubles, one home run and scored four runs in three games.
The 21-year-old Winker, who was with Double-A Pensacola, hadn't played any games since July 17 because of a right wrist tendon injury sustained in a car accident.
Road food
On Monday upon the postponement of ALDS Game 3 in Kansas City, Orioles manager Buck Showalter seemed to know the pulse of the media gathered at his press conference.
"I think, if anything, it's great for the restaurant business in Kansas City, that's about it, I don't know," Showalter said. "I know you all ‑‑ room service is expensive at that hotel, boy."
Sure enough, several of my colleagues were later tweeting pictures of their dinner. Most of them were from Joe's Kansas City — formerly known as Oklahoma Joe's BBQ. I was pretty envious.
While I really like Kansas City BBQ, I had never experienced Joe's until the AL Wild Card Game a couple of weeks ago. Yahoo's Jeff Passan kindly offered to take orders and bring it to the press box. I had ribs and turkey and it was marvelous.
In KC, I've long been a fan of Jackstack and I've sampled Gates and Arthur Bryant's. But Joe's will be on the top of my list to visit next season when the Reds are there to play the Royals.
Tastes in food are about as subjective as it gets. What I like, others may hate. But I do get to eat on the road a lot and experience different restaurants we often don't have in Cincinnati.
So here is an incomplete list of some of the places I try not to miss when traveling. They usually skew towards the casual place and unhealthy and you'll probably notice that I REALLY like pizza.
Running helps counter the caloric overload.
Chicago – Giordano's Pizza
Pittsburgh – Primanti Bros.
St. Louis – Pi pizza (which has opened a location in Cincinnati this week)
Milwaukee – Smoke Shack BBQ
Los Angeles – In-n-Out Burger
Phoenix – Culinary Dropout, Federal Pizza, Pizzeria Bianco
San Francisco – Zero Zero
Minneapolis – Brit's Pub, Manny's Steakhouse
New York – too many to count but get an Italian hot chocolate at Max Brenner's. It's pretty decadent.
And I may as well mention …
Cincinnati — local favorites for me in no particular order are: The Eagle, Bakersfield, Taste of Belgium, Montgomery Inn, Dewey's Pizza, Brooklyn Pizza and Pasta, Terry's Turf Club, Zip's, Arthur's, Incline Public House, Via Vite, Tom and Chee, Moerlein Lager House.
Monday odds and ends
Good Monday afternoon…I have a few links and stories for you to keep you plugged in to the Reds and other items.
*Reds bench coach Jay Bell did not land the D-backs manager job to replace Kirk Gibson. A's bench coach Chip Hale has been formally named. Bell and Hale were among nine candidates interviewed by Arizona. While I'm sure Bell is disappointed, but this is good news for the Reds. Bell was impressive behind the scenes as manager Bryan Price's bench coach — he seemed very organized, easy to relate with, good with the media and a guy who knows the game very well. I would not be shocked to see his name linked to future managerial openings down the road.
*MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo covered Nick Howard's first start in the Arizona Fall League. Howard, Cincinnati's first round Draft pick this year, could have been in the big leagues already as a reliever. But the club likes him as a starting pitcher and are developing him that way for now. If he doesn't make it as a starter, he can always become a reliever.
*Turning Howard into a starter seems to continue a trend that the Reds have been executing in recent years. Tony Cingrani, Michael Lorenzen and even Cuban free agent Raciel Iglesias were also relievers that the organization has ID's as potential starting pitchers. Lorenzen had a strong first year in the Minors starting while the jury is still out on Cingrani because of injuries and pitch selection. I would not be shocked to see him in the bullpen next season, especially if the current starting five remains intact come Spring Training.
*I haven't watched every postseason at-bat and pitch but I've seen enough to know it's been an incredible playoffs to this point. I've watched the late innings of every game in the ALDS and NLDS and both have been incredible. Kolten Wong's homer for a Cardinals win probably saved St. Louis' season and most certainly — Trevor Rosenthal after a poor showing in the top of the ninth. The Cardinals very well could have been headed to San Francisco trailing by a 2-0 margin. I really wonder if we're destined for a redux of the 1985 I-70 World Series between the Cardinals and Royals.
*I wondered why Wong's jersey was off so quickly after he touched home plate. I soon learned why — it was literally ripped off of his back.
*Wong was just one of four homegrown Cardinals to homer in Game 2. Oscar Taveras, Matt Carpenter and Matt Adams also went deep. Homegrown players seem to always come up big in recent years for St. Louis. There have been David Freese in 2011, Michael Wacha last season, Adam Wainwright going back to 2006-present and Carpenter this year as well. The Reds have a lot of homegrown players that helped them get to the postseason in 2010, 2012 and 2013 — like Joey Votto, Jay Bruce, Homer Bailey, Todd Frazier, Johnny Cueto, etc. Devin Mesoraco has already taken the next step with a breakout season in 2014. The next wave is likely a year or more away from joining the current crew — guys like Jesse Winker, Robert Stephenson, Lorenzen and perhaps Howard.
**Correction: Wainwright was drafted by the Braves originally. Sorry for the mistake.
Nice AFL day for Winker
From my colleague Jonathan Mayo of MLBPipeline.com:
Reds outfield prospect Jesse Winker had his season at Double-A Pensacola cut short because of a right wrist tendon injury after he had really nice start at Class A Bakersfield. In his first Arizona Fall League Game for Surprise on Wednesday, Winker was 2-for-3 with a solo home run, a double, two walks and two RBIs.
Winker is ranked as the Reds organization's No. 2 prospect by MLBPipeline.
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Winter ball for Lutz
When Reds OF/1B Donald Lutz was near the final day of the regular season, he was preparing himself for a quick trip home to Germany to see family and friends. After about a week, he planned to head straight from there to Mexico to play winter ball again for Obregon until around Christmas.
"I need at-bats," Lutz said.
Indeed he does. This will be a pivotal off-season for Lutz, who will be out of Minor League options when he arrives at Spring Training 2015.
One of the mysteries of the 2014 season, especially near the end, was why more at-bats didn't come Lutz's way to get a better idea of what he could do. While he's been prone to strikeouts, he's demonstrated some nice left-handed power when he gets a hold of one. He's also shown, in the Minors at least, that he can often hit well when playing more regularly.
Over three stints with the Reds in the big leagues this season, Lutz got into only 28 games and had 54 plate appearances. He batted .176/.222/.255 with 19 strikeouts. He got only five starts at first base and five in the outfield.
In 23 games at Double-A Pensacola, Lutz batted .360/.412/.685 with six home runs and 16 RBIs.
In 52 games at Triple-A Louisville, Lutz batted .236/.307/.395 with six homers and 33 RBIs. His best month there was in July when he batted .303 (10-for-33).
Last winter, Lutz played for Obregon to get at-bats to make up for lost time after he suffered a broken finger at Pensacola following his first big league stint with the Reds.
Lutz will be 26 in February, which is generally old for a prospect. But he's only really been playing baseball since he was 16. It will be interesting to see if the Reds think he has a future with them or not next spring.
Reds chef to be on 'Chopped'
Four executive chefs from Delaware North-Sportservice that work for teams at Major League ballparks will be competing on the Food Network series, "Chopped."
The episode titled,"Big Hitters," will air Wednesday, October 8th at 8 p.m. ET on Food Network.
Here is more from the press release received on Monday:
"Hosted by Ted Allen, each round includes a basket of ingredients that have a connection to baseball. In the first basket, the competing chefs find some typical game-day eats, including Italian sausage. Then in the second round, the chefs are pleased to see a beautiful flank steak. In the dessert round, the judges (Scott Conant, Marc Murphy and Amanda Freitag) hope that the desserts are delicious, down to the last blueberry.The four chefs must use their professional training and culinary creativity to impress the judges and avoid the dreaded chopping block."
Competitors include:
Josh Distenfeld – Oriole Park at Camden Yards for the Baltimore Orioles
Jessica Helms- Busch Stadium for the St. Louis Cardinals
James Major – Great American Ball Park for the Cincinnati Reds
Cristobal Vazquez – Globe Life Park for the Texas Rangers
Nice work Royals, Orioles
A couple of times before the Reds season ended, including once by Marty Brennaman, I was asked which teams I predicted would reach the World Series.
I replied — Angels vs. Nationals
Well — one team is out and the other is on the verge of being out. It's amazing how the playoffs have been turned upside down by the underdogs.
On the American League side, it's awesome that no matter who wins the ALCS between the Royals and Orioles, there is going to be a World Series participant that hasn't been there since the 1980s. Kansas City's previous appearance was 1985 while Baltimore's was in 1983. Considering the Yankees and Red Sox seemed to have a deathgrip on the AL pennant for the past two decades, it's a refreshing change.
It also shows that having high payrolls don't mean you can't be competitive. Heading into the season, the Orioles were 14th in payroll while the Royals were 18th.
Having witnessed the Royals Wild Card Game win over the A's, it might have been the most exciting/thrilling game I've ever covered in 14 seasons. Kauffman Stadium was definitely the loudest outdoor baseball park I've ever experienced. What's amazing about the Royals was when they were down 7-3 in the sixth — all the cheers had turned to boos for manager Ned Yost, who called for a bazillion bunts and made a very questionable pitching change that backfired. Then they came back — twice — and the place was even more electric. Just an awesome night of a baseball that got the postseason off to a great start.
The Royals seem to have "it" right now — the talent, the excitement, momentum and perhaps that overused term of destiny on their side. The Orioles certainly have a strong roster and I would definitely give Buck Showalter the edge over Yost. We saw rather recently how that club beat up the Reds and even without Davis and Machado, it's a very strong lineup.
*As for something on the Reds, I plan to take a closer look soon at Johnny Cueto, who could be baseball's best relative bargain next season as he is a year away from free agency after the 2015 season. His club option for 2015 is $10 million, which the Reds would be nuts not to exercise. Now the questions the club faces: Do they try to give him an extension this winter? Should they trade him and his bargain contract this winter to help retool the offense? Do nothing now and trade him during the season if they fall out of contention? Or let him pitch all of next season — especially if they're contending — and roll the dice that if they can't re-sign him as a free agent, they would at least get the Draft pick compensation?
And when the Reds are done answering the Cueto question — they can ask three more to themselves about Mat Latos, Mike Leake and Alfredo Simon. Tough tasks indeed. While everyone — including me — is saying that it would be tough to keep all of them — especially Cueto and Latos — I'll never fully count the Reds ownership out in taking the really big plunge. They've shown a willingness to spend and be creative with the contract structuring.
*One non-baseball note: Kudos to the Patriots for their classy act in last night's game vs. the Bengals. New England cheerleaders wore Devon Still's No. 75 jersey and the team played a tribute to his daughter, four-year Leah, who has been fighting cancer. Patriots owner Robert Kraft also donated $25,000. It's just a really neat thing to see how the community inside and outside of Cincinnati has rallied for Still and his daughter.


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Hostess Brands Inc. Oct. 10 filed a reorganization plan, paving the way for the company's emergence from Chapter 11 protection in January 2013 (In re Hostess Brands Inc., Bankr. S.D.N.Y., No. 12-22052, 10/10/12.
"It is a condition to the consummation of the plan that the debtors enter into a transaction or set of transactions that will generate sufficient funds to satisfy certain obligations to be paid under the plan and provide the debtors with the necessary cash infusion," the filing stated.
A hearing will be held Nov. 29 in federal bankruptcy court on whether to approve the plan of reorganization.
"The filing of the Plan and Disclosure Statement is a major milestone for Hostess, our employees, suppliers and customers," Gregory F. Rayburn, the company's chairman and chief executive officer, said in an Oct. 11 statement. "The Plan sets forth the blueprint for Hostess to emerge from bankruptcy. We will continue to work toward putting the pieces in place for that emergence so that we can thrive again as a robust competitor and continue to serve our loyal customers for years to come."
The judge Oct. 4 granted Hostess's motion under Bankruptcy Code Sections 1113 and 1114 to implement its final offer, which had been rejected by BCTGM members in mid-September (24 BBLR 1210, 9/20/12). International Brotherhood of Teamsters members voted Sept. 14 to accept a new labor agreement with the same contract modifications with Hostess.
Hostess spokesman Lance Ignon told BNA Oct. 15 the 8 percent wage reduction, as approved Oct. 4 by the judge, and further outlined in the plan of reorganization, will begin taking effect on a rolling basis during the next month.
Rayburn said Hostess is working to complete its restructuring and exit Chapter 11 in the next few months, provided that the plan is confirmed by the court.
"I'd like to thank our employees for their continued hard work and commitment," Rayburn said. "Every single Hostess employee has made sacrifices to preserve jobs and improve the Company's financial strength. Upon emergence, our union-represented employees will hold 25 percent equity ownership, a $100 million interest-bearing note and have two seats on the Board of Directors on critical committees to ensure their voice is heard."
On May 4, Drain held that Hostess could reject some 79 unexpired collective bargaining agreements with the Bakery Workers but refused to terminate other BCTGM contracts that already had expired (24 BBLR 664, 5/17/12). Drain several days later denied Hostess's request to cancel all of its contracts with IBT, which represents some 7,500 workers (24 BBLR 660, 5/17/12).
IBT in mid-September approved proposed modifications to the terms of their contracts with Hostess, while BCTGM members rejected modifications.
According to the reorganization plan, the financial restructuring would reduce the secured debt and de-lever the balance sheet and permit the company to implement "key operational restructuring initiatives and capital expenditures."
A spokesman for BCTGM could not be reached for comment Oct. 15.
Hostess currently employs some 18,300 people, of whom about 83 percent belong to one of 12 separate unions.
By Alicia Biggs
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anyway, it's sunday so i'm ready for my usual end-of-the-weekend list of 7 things that didn't make it onto the blog this week.
1. this is probably the most exciting thing, so i should save it for last, but i am too pumped about it to wait.
chobani is on sale at my grocery store for $0.88 right now. $0.88!!! this is a crazy deal and i had to stock up. i bought 13 on thursday morning. then i went back for 8 more thursday afternoon. and i am very tempted to go back again and see if there are any left on the shelves today. it's been such a treat to be able to have one per day. i usually only buy a couple cups per week since they're not exactly cheap (but they're so worth it). i want to stock up! plus, i can freeze some and have fro-cho as a treat.
2. i added a daily mile widget to my sidebar! i've been terrible about logging workouts, so i'm hoping that having this widget will keep me on top of it.
if you see me go a couple days without updating it, yell at me please!!
3. i got these chocolate & cherry m&m cookies in my february foodie penpal box from ashley.
i'll tell you all about the rest of the package soon, but oh my gosh. i haven't been able to keep my hand out of the bags of these. i love the cherry flavor!
4. i cleaned our vacuum filter for the first time ever on friday after vacuuming half of the apartment. then i went through and re-vacuumed it and picked up so so so much more dog hair. (sorry, is this gross?).
note to self: clean filter on vacuum more often.
5. i've been really busy with phd work and iin work that i haven't been finding much time to read books for pleasure lately. i have, however, been enjoying audio books on my commutes to & from work. i just finished sarah's key and really liked it. i love historical fiction. i also listened to water for elephants and then read something saying that it was a book that is way better in the audio version than the written version. i thought that was interesting & i'm glad i listened to it. i loved the audiobook version!
6. i made this goat cheese salad from aparna for dinner the other night.
yum. it has toasted bread, honeyed goat cheese, and lots of greens. plus it was pretty easy to pull together. i will be making this again.
i encourage you to try it as well!
7. i know i mentioned this jasmine tea already this week, but i have to talk about it again.
i can't get enough of it. when my lab went out for chinese new year, we all ordered hot tea to drink. the tea they served was jasmine tea and i think i drank a whole teapot by myself.
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Summary: Applied Statistics and the SAS Programming Language is intended to provide the applied researcher with the capacity to perform statistical analyses with SAS software without wading through pages of technical documentation.
The researcher is provided with the necessary SAS statements to run programs for most of the commonly used statistics, explanations of the computer output, interpretations of results, and examples of how to construct tables and write up ...show moreresults for reports and journal articles.
Examples have been selected from business, medicine, education, psychology, and other disciplines.
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1. A SAS Tutorial.
Introduction. Computing with SAS Software: An Illustrative Example. Enhancing the Program. SAS Procedures. Overview of the SAS Data Step. Syntax of SAS Procedures. Comment Statements. References.
2. Describing Data.
Introduction. Describing Data. More Descriptive Statistics. Descriptive Statistics Broken Down by Subgroups. Frequency Distributions. Bar Graphs. Plotting Data. Creating Summary Data Sets with PROC MEANS an PROC UNIVARIATE. Outputting Statistics Other than Means. Creating a Summary Data Set to Contain a Median.
3. Analyzing Categorical Data.
Introduction. Questionnaire Design and Analysis. Adding Variable Labels. Adding "Value Labels" (Formats). Recoding Data. Using a Format to Recode a Variable. Two-way Frequency Tables. A Shortcut Way of Requesting Multiple Tables. Computing Chi-square From Frequency Counts. A Useful Program for Multiple Chi-square Tables. McNemar's Test for Paired Data. Odds Ratios. Relative Risk. Chi-square Test for Trend. Mantel-Haenszel Chi-square for Stratified Tables and Meta Analysis. "Check all that Apply" Questions.
4. Working with Date and Longitudinal Data.
Introduction Processing Date Variables. Longitudinal Data. Most Recent (or Last) Visit per Patient. Computing Frequencies on Longitudinal Data Sets.
5. Correlation and Regression.
Introduction. Correlation. Significance of a Correlation Coefficient. How to Interpret a Correlation Coefficient. Partial Correlations. Linear Regression. Partitioning the Total Sum of Squares. Plotting the Points on the Regression Line. Plotting Residuals and Confidence Limits. Adding a Quadratic Term to the Regression Equation. Transforming Data. Computing Within-subject Slopes.
6. T-Tests and Nonparametric Comparisons.
Introduction. T-Test: Testing Differences Between Two Means. Random Assignment of Subjects. Two Independent Samples: Distribution Free Tests. One-Tailed versus Two-Tailed Tests. Paired T-Tests (Related Samples).
7. Analysis of Variance.
Introduction. One-Way Analysis of Variance. Computing Contrasts. Analysis of Variance: Two Independent Variables. Interpreting Significant Interactions. N-Way Factorial Designs. Unbalanced Designs: PROC GLM. Analysis of Covariance.
8. Repeated Measures Designs.
Introduction. One-Factor Experiments. Using the REPEATED Statement of PROC ANOVA. Two-Factor Experiments with a Repeated Measure on One Factor. Two-Factor Experiments with Repeated Measures on Both Factors. Three-Factor Experiments with a Repeated Measure on the Last Factor. Three-Factor Experiments with Repeated Measures on Two Factors.
9. Multiple Regression Analysis.
Introduction. Designed Regression. Nonexperimental Regression. Stepwise Regressions. Creating and Using Dummy Variables. Logistic Regression.
10. Factor Analysis.
Introduction. Types of Factor Analysis. Principle Components Analysis. Oblique Rotations. Using Communalities Other than One. How to Reverse Item Scores.
11. Psychometrics.
Introduction. Using SAS Software to Score a Test. Generalizing the Program for a Variable Number of Questions. Creating a Better Looking Table Using PROC TABULATE. A Complete Test Scoring and Item Analysis Program. Test Reliability. Interrater Reliability.
12. The SAS INPUT Statement.
Introduction. List Directed Input: Data Values Separated By Spaces. Reading Comma Delimited Data. Using INFORMATS with List Directed Data. Column Input. Pointers and Informats. Reading More than One Line per Subject. Changing the Order and Reading a Column More Than Once. Informat Lists. "Holding the Line" - Single and Double Trailing @'s. Suppressing the Error Messages for Invalid Data. Reading "Unstructured" Data.
13. External Files: Reading and Writing Raw and System Files.
Introduction. Data in the Program Itself. Reading ASCII Data from and External File. INFILE Options. Writing ASCII or "Raw Data" to an External File. Creating a Permanent SAS Data Set. Reading Permanent SAS Data Sets. How to Determine the Contents of a SAS Data Set. Permanent SAS Data Sets with Formats. Working with Large Data Sets.
14. Data Set Subsetting, Concatenating, Merging, and Updating.
Introduction. Subsetting. Combining Similar Data from Multiple SAS Data Sets. Combining Different Data from Multiple SAS Data Sets. Table Look Up. Updating a Master Data Set from an Update Data Set.
15. Working with Arrays.
Introduction. Substituting One Value for Another for a Series of Variables. Extending Example 1 to Convert All Numeric Values o 999 to Missing. Converting the Value of N/A (not applicable) to a Character Missing Value. Converting Heights and Weights from English to Metric Units. Temporary Arrays. Using a Temporary Array to Score a Test. Specifying Array Bounds. Temporary Arrays and Array Bounds. Implicitly Subscripted Arrays.
16. Restructuring SAS Data Sets Using Arrays.
Introduction. Creating a New Data Set With Several Observations per Subject from a Data Set with One Observation per Subject. Another Example of Creating Multiple Observations from a Single Observation. Going from One Observation per Subject to Many Observations per Subject Using Multidimensional Arrays. Creating a Data Set with One Observation per Subject from a Data Set with Multiple Observations per Subject. Creating a Data Set with One Observation per Subject from a Data Set with Multiple Observations per Subject Using a Multidimensional Array.
17. A Review of SAS Functions - Part I (Functions other than Character Functions).
Introduction. Arithmetic and Mathematical Functions. Random Number Functions. Time and Date Functions. The INPUT and PUT Functions: Converting Numeric to Character and Character to Numeric variables. The LAG and DIF Functions.
18. A Review of SAS Functions - Part II (Character Functions).
Introduction. How Lengths of Character Variables are Set in a SAS DATA Step. Working with Blanks. How to Remove Characters from a String. Character Data Verification. Substring Example. Using the SUBSTR Function on the Left-Hand Side of the Equal Sign. Doing the Previous Example Another Way. Unpacking a String. Parsing a String. Locating the Position of One String Within Another String. Changing Lower Case to Upper Case and Vice Versa. Substituting One Character for Another. Substituting One Word for Another in a String. Concatenating (Joining) Strings. Soundex Conversion.
19. Selected Programming Examples.
Introduction. Expressing Data Values as a Percent of the Grand Mean. Expressing a Value as a Percent of a Group Mean. Plotting Means with Error Bars. Using a Macro Variable to Save Coding Time. Computing Relative Frequencies. Computing Combined Frequencies on Different Variables. Computing a Moving Average. Sorting Within an Observation. Computing Coefficient Alphs (or KR-20) in a DATA Step.
20. Syntax Examples.
Introduction. PROC ANOVA. PROC APPEND. PROC CHART. PROC CONTENTS. PROC CORR. PROC DATASETS. PROC FACTOR. PROC FORMAT. PROC FREQ. PROC GLM. PROC LOGISTIC. PROC MEANS. PROC NPAR1WAY. PROC PLOT. PROC PRINT. PROC RANK. PROC REG. PROC SORT. PROC TTEST. PROC UNIVARIATE.
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My friend Michael Brotzman pointed out this story to me from the New York Times, about how the printing industry in Britain is coping with the decreased demand for its services. Even as high technology leads to printers that can print bigger runs, faster, more efficiently, and with fewer operators, demand is dwindling and so are employees. The British printing industry is down from an estimated 200,000 workers in 2001 to fewer than 125,000 now. And for the jobs that are left, the UK is more and more often having to compete with lower labor costs of printers in continental Europe.
If the industry's woes could be mapped out on a physical surface, the ExCeL exhibition center in London might serve that purpose. This year's Ipex, an international printing industry convention held at the ExCeL center in March, required only 30 percent of the exhibition space it needed in 2010, according to PrintWeek, an industry publication.
Mr. Kingston of Wyndeham, who has attended Ipex since the 1980s, was struck by the change. "An exhibition that even four years ago would have taken you a day to get around, you can now do in just an hour," he said. "Your coffee wouldn't even get cold."
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""This is almost a peopleless business now," Mr. Kingston said as he walked through the huge but mostly deserted printing hall. "At one point we had 350 people in this plant. Now we have 114. But the amount of work has more than doubled.""
So while revenue is down and employees are down, it seems that the actual amount being printed has gone up. That's called efficiency and is the same reason that fewer humans are starving and freezing in the 21th century compared with the 18th. From a consumer standpoint the question that matters is cost and availability. Lower cost with more availability is better even if 70,000 people were made redundant via technology.


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Dec. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, atop a recent opinion poll among Virginia Republicans, won't be on the party's March 6 primary ballot because he couldn't get enough signatures.
The Republican Party of Virginia said yesterday that neither Gingrich nor Texas Governor Rick Perry obtained signatures from 10,000 registered voters, including 400 from each of the state's 11 congressional districts. Two other Republicans, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and U.S. Representative Ron Paul of Texas, qualified for the primary scheduled for so-called Super Tuesday.
"It speaks volumes to me about the particular organizational skills of the candidates," said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond. "It's hard for me to understand how they could miss this opportunity."
Gingrich's campaign director, Michael Krull, issued a statement calling Virginia's ballot requirement "a failed system" and said the former House speaker would launch a write- in campaign. Virginia law, however, doesn't allow for write-ins in primary elections.
"Voters deserve the right to vote for any top contender, especially leading candidates," Krull said.
'Exploring' Alternatives
Krull said last night on Gingrich's Facebook page that the campaign was "exploring alternative methods to compete" in the primary, and likened the failure to make the ballot to December 1941, when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.
"We have experienced an unexpected setback, but we will regroup and refocus with interested determination, commitment and positive action," Krull wrote. "In the end, we will stand victorious."
Krull said the campaign will make other deadlines for getting on the ballot in state primaries.
Gingrich now is turning his attention to Iowa, where the first test of the 2012 presidential race is scheduled for Jan. 3. Gingrich had led in state polls in recent weeks, though fell behind Paul and Romney in the wake of attack ads, most of them by a political action committee funded by Romney supporters. Gingrich has called the ads "dishonest" and challenged Romney to defend them in a debate.
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Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, who won the Iowa caucuses four years ago, said the ads are hurting Gingrich.
"If you are soft on a candidate, and every day you get pounded with about 20 messages telling you that the guy you think you might want to vote for has a lot of problems, it's easier to switch horses at that point," Huckabee said today on "Fox News Sunday."
"Newt is a good candidate," Huckabee said. "He's had a great message. But he has been pounded by Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Rick Perry and pretty much anybody who has 15 cents to buy part of an ad."
In Virginia, Gingrich launched a last-minute effort last week to get on the primary ballot in a state he led in a recent opinion poll.
A Quinnipiac University survey of 489 registered Republican voters taken Dec. 13-19 put Gingrich in the lead in Virginia, with 30 percent, followed by Romney with 25 percent and Paul at 9 percent. Perry had 6 percent. The margin of error was plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.
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His exclusion from the Virginia ballot highlights the difference between his and Romney's campaign apparatus.
"A real presidential campaign is more than just appearing at a bunch of debates," Republican consultant John Feehery, who is not supporting any of the candidates, said yesterday in an e- mail.
Such organizational advantage may also help Romney if the Republican nomination contest lasts longer than in previous years. This time, states voting in March will no longer award all of their delegates to the winner of their primaries. Instead, they will be awarded proportionally. Romney had raised $32.6 million through Sept. 30, more than any of his rivals.
That financial advantage is going to help Romney, especially if his rivals don't do well in the early states, Huckabee said on Fox.
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- 1 1/4 cups (packed) dark brown sugar
- 18 garlic cloves, peeled, pressed
- 1 cup mild-flavored (light) molasses
- 3/4 cup tamari soy sauce (do not use low-sodium)
- 6 tablespoons unseasoned rice vinegar
- 3 tablespoons chili powder
- 2 tablespoons chopped peeled fresh ginger
- 1 tablespoon (or more) hot chili sauce (such as sriracha)
- 3/4 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 9 green onions, chopped
- 2 racks meaty baby back pork ribs (about 5 pounds)
- 8 meaty beef short ribs (about 4 pounds), top membranes trimmed
- 8 chicken thighs with skin and bones
- 1 cup beef broth
- 2 tablespoons bourbon
- Nonstick vegetable oil spray
- Ingredient info: Look for tamari at supermarkets and natural foods stores. Sriracha can be found in the asian foods section of supermarkets and at asian markets.
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Place sugar, next 8 ingredients, and 1 1/2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper in large bowl. Whisk until salt dissolves. Mix in green onions.
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Position 1 rack in top third and 1 rack in bottom third of oven and preheat to 350°F. Add beef broth to pan with short ribs; turn ribs, meat side down, in broth. Cover pork, beef, and chicken pans tightly with foil. Place pork on lower rack. Place beef and chicken on upper rack. Bake pork and chicken until tender, about 45 minutes. Remove both from oven; open foil. Continue to bake beef until tender, about 1 1/4 hours longer (2 hours total). Remove from oven; open foil.
Pour pan juices from pork, beef, and chicken into medium saucepan. Spoon off fat. Boil until reduced to scant 2 cups sauce, 25 to 30 minutes. Add bourbon; return sauce to boil, then remove from heat. Season with salt, pepper, and more hot chili sauce, if desired. DO AHEAD: Can be made 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature. Rewarm before serving.
Coat grill racks with nonstick spray and prepare barbecue (medium-high heat). Cut pork racks between bones into ribs. Brush all meat with some of reserved marinade. Grill pork, beef, and chicken until slightly charred, brushing with more marinade and turning occasionally, 12 to 15 minutes.
Mound pork, beef, and chicken on platter. Pass bourbon sauce alongside.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (8 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories2,277
- Carbohydrates77 g (26%)
- Fat161 g (247%)
- Protein128 g (255%)
- Saturated Fat61 g (304%)
- Sodium5,971 mg (249%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat17 g
- Fiber2 g (10%)
- Monounsaturated Fat70 g
- Cholesterol553 mg (184%)
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By Chaz Muth
Catholic News Service
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- U.S. Jewish and Catholic leaders Feb. 26 hashed out differences on issues ranging from the controversial sainthood cause of Pope Pius XII to Pope Benedict XVI's lifting of the excommunication of a British-born traditionalist bishop who claims the Holocaust was exaggerated.
The gathering of the religious leaders at the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center in Washington was the start of what was being called a broad and permanent dialogue between the two religions.
In announcing this standing dialogue, the leaders said it will involve a broad spectrum of Jewish and Catholic representatives who will meet regularly to deal with struggles as they arise.
Though Jewish and Catholic groups have met frequently since the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council in 1965, this new dialogue is considered the first continuous and overarching panel between the two religions. It will be based at the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center, as requested by the Vatican.
The inaugural topics for the group that came together Feb. 26 included:
-- Tensions over Pope Benedict lifting the excommunication of Bishop Richard Williamson, who has publicly denied the extent of the Holocaust.
-- The long-standing controversy over the sainthood cause of Pope Pius XII, the World War II pontiff accused by Jewish leaders of not doing enough or saying enough in defense of the Jews and other victims of the Nazis.
-- The Vatican's 2008 publication of Pope Benedict's revised prayer for the Jews for use in Tridentine-rite Good Friday liturgies, which prays that Jews will recognize Jesus, the savior, and that "all Israel may be saved."
"In the past months, these have been troubling times, especially in the Jewish community as a whole," said Rabbi Irving Greenberg, founder and president of the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership, known as CLAL. "We did have spirited discussions today, but no one walked out or blew up, and there was more consensus than disagreement."
The nearly 30 U.S. Jewish and Catholic leaders chose Feb. 26 to meet in Washington because it marked the 30th day since the death of Rabbi Leon Klenicki, a pioneer in interfaith dialogue and a contemporary and friend of Pope John Paul II, said Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
Since Rabbi Klenicki had been committed to constructive Jewish-Catholic relations, the leaders decided to discuss their differences in a conference as a way of honoring the interfaith stalwart, Foxman said.
The new panel, whose participants organizers hope to have confirmed by May 1, is another way of honoring Rabbi Klenicki, said Father Dennis McManus, assistant director of the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center.
"There is going to be wide representation of leaders who will engage in ongoing dialogue," Father McManus told
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following a press conference announcing the new group. "The idea is to have a standing dialogue so we can address concerns as they arise, and not be just reactive."
During the hourlong press conference -- which was delayed by an hour because the delegations' talks went on longer than expected -- Jewish representatives stressed they were still not satisfied with the handling of the Bishop Williamson situation and maintained that stronger action by Pope Benedict would be appropriate.
Catholic leaders also expressed their embarrassment over Bishop Williamson's remarks aired on Swedish television stating that the Holocaust was exaggerated and that no Jews died in Nazi gas chambers.
The Catholics leaders also said they needed to disassociate themselves from clergy who don't embrace the teachings of the Catholic Church, which recognizes the Holocaust as a great tragedy in history.
Boston Cardinal Sean P. O'Malley explained that Pope Benedict's lifting of the excommunication only allows Bishop Williamson to receive the sacraments of the church, but doesn't permit him to serve as a Catholic bishop, and his full union with the church will only happen if he embraces the spirit of Vatican II, which acknowledged the Holocaust.
"Vatican II affirmed the number of Jews who died in the Holocaust," said Cardinal William H. Keeler, retired archbishop of Baltimore, who is the U.S. bishops' moderator of Catholic-Jewish affairs. "It was the wish of (Pope) John XXIII that the council was to make it so Catholic teaching couldn't be used as an excuse to hit at Jewish people."
The Vatican has said Bishop Williamson would not be allowed to function as a bishop in the church unless he disavowed his remarks about the Holocaust and publicly apologized.
Since then the bishop has expressed regret for the remarks he made, but a Vatican spokesman said Feb. 27 that the bishop's statement does not meet the Vatican's demand that he publicly recant his position.
The Feb. 26 gathering in Washington was being trumpeted as the most significant gathering of Catholic and Jewish leaders since Pope Benedict's two events with Jewish audiences during his 2008 U.S. visit. Religious leaders called the formation of the new dialogue group a historic event.
"A thousand years from now we will see this as one of the great transforming accomplishments in our long-shared history," Rabbi Greenberg said. "We're investing long-term energy and commitment to the big issues that still have to be discussed."
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