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When the National Trust bought St Anthony Head in 1959, some of the more unsightly military installations were removed, but it kept the substantial stone-built officer's quarters, in a spectacular position on top of the headland with far-reaching views, and converted them into holiday accommodation. Two of the three cottages (the Major's Quarter and the Captain's Quarter) have been adapted in some way for wheelchair users. The villages of Gerrans and Portscatho, and the summer ferry to St Mawes from Place, are not far away, but with views like these, you may never want to leave.
The cottage's layout
- Ground floor
- sitting/dining room with multi-fuel stove, kitchen, 1 double bedroom with 6' bed which can also be a twin on request, bathroom with shower (with folding seat).
Visitor notes
Heating: Night storage heating and convector heating included.
Garden: There is an open garden with lovely views shared with the other two cottages. There is wooden bench outside the cottage on the veranda under cover from which to enjoy the scenery.
Parking: There is parking for all three cottages at either end of the row of cottages. The parking area is level and reasonably firm.
Accessibility: This cottage has been adapted for guests with additional needs. Modifications include a ramped access to the front door, accessible plugs and light switches, sliding internal doors, lever taps, grab rails in bathroom, adjustable height shower with folding seat and a bath.
Offers: For any 2 night starting on a Friday, or 3 night starting on a Thursday, guests can benefit from a late departure time on the Sunday of 6pm, at no extra charge.
Logs/ Charcoal: Environmentally friendly briquettes can be purchased at the time of booking or whilst at the cottages for use on the fire.
From 14 April 2014 the open fire in the sitting room is replaced with a multi-fuel stove
Cottage details
- Sleeps
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Let starts
- Wednesday
- Min stay
- 2
- Dogs allowed
- No
- Cottage ref
- 011062
- Acorn rating What's this?
- 3
- Open fire / stove
- Beach nearby
- Coast nearby
- Single storey
- Freezer
- Shared tumble dryer
- Shared washing machine
- Television
- Double bed
- Microwave
- Radio
- Accessible for occasional wheelchair users
- Access statement
Things to see and do nearby
- South West England
The South West region is probably England's most well-known holiday hotspot, being home to some of the most famous seaside resorts. Pretty villages and harbours in Cornwall, many with sweeping sandy beaches, such as St Ives, Polzeath and Port Isaac to name but a few, give way to sophisticated seaside resorts in Devon and Dorset which include Bournemouth, Torquay and Ilfracombe. The history of this region is unrivalled; Wiltshire's spectacular downland and the stone circles at Avebury and Stonehenge, through Hardy's Dorset, dramatic Dartmoor and gentler Exmoor, to the mining landscapes of Cornwall and West Devon, which are now recognised as being of international significance, having been awarded World Heritage Site status in 2006. The Trust protects 370 miles of the coastline in Devon and Cornwall and, wherever you are in the two far western counties, you're never more than 25 miles from the sea. As well as this peninsula, the Trust also cares for much of the countryside in Gloucestershire, Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset and a wide array of fascinating properties to visit and explore. Not surprisingly, perhaps, this area is also home to the widest selection of National Trust holiday cottages.
- South Cornwall
In places rugged and remote, in others tranquil and picturesque, much of the south Cornwall coast is still surprisingly unspoilt, as many parts can only be reached along narrow lanes winding through lush farmland and woodland towards the sea. Either climbing down on foot or drifting along in a small boat, visitors can explore and enjoy the cliffs, coves, beaches and quaint fishing villages that are Daphne du Maurier Country. The Trust has a host of holiday cottages in this area that are wonderful away-from-it-all hideaways for families and friends. For instance, there is Bosloe; an imposing country house set in extensive grounds above the Helford River, divided into three spacious holiday homes and with a former gardener's cottage, The Bothy, hidden in the gardens. Further on around the coast is the glorious Trelissick Garden with five delightful holiday homes on the estate and former officers' quarters on St Anthony Head now converted for holiday use.
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National Trust
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- Fishing
- walking
- water sports.
National Trust places to visit
- Glendurgan Garden
- Superb subtropical garden, with special interest for families
- Trelissick Garden
- Tranquil varied garden in fabulous position, with a superb collection of tender and exotic plants
- East Pool Mine
- Impressive Cornish beam engines and industrial heritage discovery centre
- Penrose Estate: Gunwalloe and Loe Pool
- Wooded country around Cornwall's largest natural lake and dramatic coastal scenery
- The Lizard and Kynance Cove
- Dramatic and historic stretch of Cornish coast
- Godolphin
- Ancient and atmospheric house and garden set within an historic estate
Visitor comments
Comments from past visitors
Lena Feindt
- November 2013
- London
We loved everything
We loved everything about it - will definitely come back, thank you!
Bill & Lesley Coyne
A gem of a property
First site visit 1969, first visit to the property itself for 4 days in Feb 2007 and we were hooked. Just booking our third visit; a gem of a property in a fantastic situation, well done nature, aided by the NT.
Chris Llewellyn
Fantastic Cottage
Fantastic Cottage. Wonderful views and very peaceful. Generally well equipped for wheelchair access. Slight quibble with the shower seat which is extremely small. NT have done a great job adapting one of the near clifftop paths for easy wheelchair access.
R Currie & J Armstrong
Lovely weekend away
Lovely weekend away, beautiful weather. Great biking, running and lovely deserted beaches.
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Fred and Wilma - 'The Keys' to 'The World' - Day 2
Monday 13th August Key West aka Mama said thered be days like this
Although I was awake at 5, I decided that both boys needed to catch up so let them both sleep in. Meanwhile, I took up residence in the bathroom and wrote up my notes from the day before. Today we were going to Key West and, even more exciting, we had plans to meet up with another DISer, Karin (dizneeat), and her brother Tom. Karin and I have been friends for a couple of years now, since I started reading her wonderful trip reports and food reviews on the DIS. I happened to mention, on one of her reviews, that I loved a particular brand of biscuit served to them on one of their flights. Next thing, Karin had kindly offered to send me some in the post. Imagine my surprise when a HUGE box of Austrian goodies showed up on my doorstep. To say that she was a very popular lady in our household was an understatement To our delight, Karin and Tom were going to be staying in Key West and were arriving on the same day wed planned to visit so it would have been a crime not to try and get together. Discussions were held and plans were made to meet for dinner at Turtle Kraals in Key West. Fate tried its best to conspire against us that day and, it appeared that maybe we wouldnt get to meet at all. So, did we get to meet? Stay tuned and find out Back in the room, it was after 8am and I decided that the boys needed to be up. I was already showered and ready before the boys surfaced so I popped down to the Starbucks concession in the hotel lobby and grabbed a tea for Gary and a couple of cinnamon rolls for breakfast ($12.03). Yummy, cinnamony goodness We really wanted to be in Key West by 10 but we werent ready to leave until gone 9. This probably should have been the first sign that things werent going to go according to plan today. Given that this was supposed to be the laid back part of the holiday, though, I tried my best not to get too uptight about it. I had decided to minimise what I was carrying today so left the camera case back in the room and just put the camera into my bag. Soon, we were on the road. We drove down the overseas highway, taking in the sights and snapping pictures along the way. Driving across seven-mile bridge was just unbelievable and I still cant get over how breathtakingly beautiful the view is. Its just a road, why is it so damn pretty? It was quite odd to see the old Flagler railway by the side of the road, in the middle of the ocean. Oops, where did the track go? I had just turned the camera on to take some more pictures and the low battery light came on. No prizes for guessing where the spare battery was We arrived in Key West and easily found the car park at Key West Bight. Thank goodness for Copilot, I suspect we would never have found it without. It cost $16.25 for all-day parking (makes Disney parking prices look cheap), however it was very close to where we were meeting Karin and Tom so it suited our needs. Plus, it saved us having to drive all over Key West looking for a metered (or free) space. I wasnt too worried that we were behind schedule as there were only two things I definitely wanted to do today visit Hemingways House and have our picture taken at Southernmost Point. I had originally planned for us to go to Southernmost Point early, before it got too hot or crowded, however since it was already 11.15, it was obvious that wasnt going to happen so we decided to save it for later. We had pre-purchased tickets for the Old Town Trolley but, although there was a trolley stop right next to the car park, there was nowhere to exchange our vouchers. We decided to walk to Mallory Square and exchange our vouchers there. That way we could also start the tour from the beginning. We walked past Turtle Kraals and around the harbour. Oops, someone smashed the car Turtle Kraals Which way then dear? We passed stop 3, where I exchanged our vouchers and bought tickets to Hemingway House ($30). Gary went to buy a couple of bottles of water, although I have no idea how much they cost since he wasnt very good at keeping receipts for things he paid for. In fact, the only time there are no costs in this trip report will be when Gary bought them and I wasnt there to get the receipt. Look at me! We were going to just jump on the trolley at Stop 3 but Daniel and I both needed a comfort break. Since there were no public restrooms nearby, we decided to continue on to Mallory Square and use the restrooms in the shopping mall there. Outside, we waited at the trolley stop. Custom House, Mallory Square It was really hot and we were all just a bit fed up by now. We were even more fed up when an Old Town Trolley turned up and went sailing past without even stopping. When the second one passed, I marched across to the booth to find out why, only to be told that the Old Town Trolleys left from a different stop to all the others, outside the Key West Aquarium. Eventually we found the right place and discovered that the next trolley left at noon, giving us just enough time for a quick refreshment break. Key Lime Pie on a stick! We also got an orange slushy drink no idea of the cost (you know why). The key lime pie on a stick was delicious but very messy. We just shared one, which was more than enough, although Daniel kept moaning that he wanted one to himself. We caught the 12 oclock trolley but it was barely 5 minutes before we were at stop 5, the stop for Hemingway House, so we disembarked there. We got our tickets and entered the grounds of the house. The house was really beautiful, as was the garden. Gary pointed out that, had I ever got round to writing that novel Id always wanted to write, we could be living in a house like this. Who lives in a house like this? There was a guided tour leaving in just under 15 minutes so we decided to wait for that, rather than look around ourselves. Meanwhile, Daniel asked if he could wander round the grounds and garden while we were waiting. I suspected he wanted to try and find some of the famous polydactyl (6-toed) cats so we agreed he could wander round by himself as long as he stay out of trouble. Cats with thumbs The tour started and our guide led us from room to room, telling us a little about Ernest Hemingway as we went. At one point, he asked where we were from and then made a joke about being disappointed that Piccadilly Circus isnt?!? He repeated it three times but it still wasnt funny. Inside the house of Hemingway After wed finished touring upstairs, we were walking around the upstairs patio area when I spotted Daniel down in the garden. He appeared to be limping or walking funny. I quickly went down and asked him what was wrong. It was then that I noticed he was soaking wet. It appeared that, while exploring, he had managed to slip and fall into a small stream at the bottom of the garden. Not only was he soaking wet but he was filthy too. To say I was fuming would be an understatement. I was so ashamed but angry at myself too for not having kept a closer eye on him. I felt like such a bad parent at that point, I can tell you. The biggest problem was that, as Ive mentioned before, Daniel suffers from heat rash and we had discovered previously that the combination of being hot and wet was a sure-fire way to bring it on. I was really annoyed that he had more or less ruined the day. There was no way that we could continue with the tour now and it looked as though we may well have to cut our day in Key West short too. I was all for abandoning our remaining plans and heading back to the hotel; however Gary suggested that we catch the trolley back to Mallory Square and try to buy him some clean clothes. Of course, by this point, Daniel was upset at the thought that he had ruined our day out. There were tears and recriminations all round. The trolley arrived as we reached the stop and we jumped on. Since we were only at stop 5, we had to stay on until the trolley arrived back at the beginning, back at Mallory Square. However, it was so warm that, by the time, we arrived at the stop for the Southernmost Point, Daniel was only damp so we decided to at least try and get our picture. It did make us laugh that the trolley driver was talking about the boo-ey and we couldnt figure out what she meant until we realised she meant the buoy We were dropped off right by the Southernmost Hotel on the Beach, which I knew is where Karin and Tom were staying. I did have a quick look to see if I could spot them on any of the balconies but no luck. It looked lovely and I think I would like to stay here if we ever came back to Key West. Southernmost Hotel on the Beach We joined a small line of people waiting for pictures and fairly soon it was our turn. Of course, typically, it was at this point that my camera finally gave up the ghost. Luckily, I had my mobile phone with me in case Karin and Tom needed to get in touch. Although the camera on my phone isnt great, it would have to do. A nice family waiting in line behind us agreed to take our picture and we returned the favour for them. Could we BE any further south? Continued in the next post
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Fred and Wilma Go On Honeymoon Fred and Wilma Second Time Around Fred and Wilma and the Girls Came Too Fred, Wilma and Friends February Fun & Frolics Fred and Wilma do DVC, DCL & DDP - The Food Fred, Wilma and Family do Disney Bad Mothers Handbook Fred and Wilma - They're Back and They're Child Free Bad Mothers and Others Fred and Wilma - The Keys to the World Friends Don't Let Friends Do Karaoke Me and My Girl - A Week in Pictures |
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There were lots of Southernmost things on this street so we had a few more pictures
The Southernmost House in the USA But this one is MORE Southernmost Daniel was more or less dry now so I made an executive decision that we would continue with our original plans. Next stop, Blue Heaven for their famous key lime pie. Gateway to (Blue) Heaven I had seen this place featured on a Man v Food Keys special and so we had to see if the pie tasted as good as it looked. We got some seats at the outdoor bar, in the shade, and ordered a couple of diet cokes for the boys and a Key West Lemonade for me (I needed a drink after the day Id had so far). When in Key West Yes, were friends again We also ordered a slice of the key lime pie. It was huge and absolutely delicious. Unlike traditional key lime pie, it had meringue on top, rather than whipped cream, which somehow made it lighter and sweeter. Mmmm, pie The bartender was very complimentary about my hair, claiming it was standing up well in the humidity. I told her I used an anti-humidity product while in Florida, which I usually find does help keep my hair straight. I couldnt remember the name of it for the life of me so she asked if I would mind Emailing her. We spent a pleasant hour or so chewing the fat, chatting about such things as hair, the Olympics, life in the Keys and cost of living in both Florida and the UK. We were having so much fun, I decided to kick back and have another drink. It was soon time to leave and head back to meet Karin and Tom. We settled the check ($28.60 plus $7 tip), promised to Email the details of the hair stuff and headed back to continue the trolley tour. It was really very interesting and I was in a much more relaxed mood now. Pie (and a couple of Key West Lemonades) makes everything better Key West chickens The original home of Pan American Airways The most photographed highway end sign in the United States Back at Turtle Kraals, I spotted Karin and Tom straight away. It was like meeting old friends and we were soon chatting away. Turtle Kraals was very busy and there was a turtle race taking place that night. Each person in the restaurant was given a number. If the turtle with that number won the race, you were given the opportunity to choose a key which could open a chest containing $450. Daniel and Gary both had number 1 so got the chance to choose a key each. Daniel, bless him, had spent the money before hed even chosen his key but, sadly, neither of them were winners. It was a great evening, with a pleasant meal and a few laughs. We joked a lot about the turtle race commentator every time poor Tom opened his mouth to speak, the commentator started talking again and drowned him out. I wasnt enamoured with the food but I think I chose badly. I am sure Karin will do a far better job of describing what we had and my photos are none too good but I will put them here anyway. Chicken wings Brisket sandwich Brisket platter The check came to just over $85 ($100 with tip). It was getting late and we decided that we ought to get back as Daniel was starting to get uncomfortable and really needed to take his medication. We managed to find our way back out of Key West, despite many detours in place due to road works, and were soon on the Overseas Highway heading back to Duck Key. Karin and Tom had given us some lovely little gifts, including a booklet of Austrian recipes, some photos of Austrian landmarks, a cute knitted Mickey tissue holder and a couple of lollipops for Daniel (one of which was demolished on the drive back). Lovely gifts My boy lollipop It was starting to get dark as we crossed seven-mile bridge and the view was even more stunning in the half-light. I could never tire of this view What had started out as a pretty bad day had ended up really well. We were so glad to have got the chance to meet with Tom and Karin and had really enjoyed Key West. We would definitely go back as I dont think we did it justice (and I am already craving another piece of that delicious key lime pie). Ironically, the least enjoyable part of the day was the one thing Id been most looking forward to Hemingway House. Putting aside the incident with Daniel, the guide was not that great and I dont think I learned anything about Ernest Hemingway that I didnt know before we went. We arrived back at the resort just after 8.30 and were in bed and asleep by 10 (after unplugging the fridge again).
2014 Reading Goal Challenge - 59/60 books read
Fred and Wilma Go On Honeymoon Fred and Wilma Second Time Around Fred and Wilma and the Girls Came Too Fred, Wilma and Friends February Fun & Frolics Fred and Wilma do DVC, DCL & DDP - The Food Fred, Wilma and Family do Disney Bad Mothers Handbook Fred and Wilma - They're Back and They're Child Free Bad Mothers and Others Fred and Wilma - The Keys to the World Friends Don't Let Friends Do Karaoke Me and My Girl - A Week in Pictures |
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Another great day, I can't believe how quickly you are getting them posted.
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I've reverted to my preferred trippie reply MO of opening a new window to type as I read. That way I won't forget anything I want to respond to by the time I get to the end. And the first thing I want to say is, great thread title!
As a self-processed reformed control freak, I'm trying not to get stressed by your late start/seemingly thwarted plans. I do find it much easier these days - really I do - but that doesn't stop me from fretting on your behalf! (Backtracking a bit after posting and trying to find my place, it's dawned on me what Copilot is! Co-pilot. Ahhhh! (Lightbulb moment.) I'd been reading it as coppalot!) Love, love, LOVE Hemmingway's House. What I would give to see that! Quote:
Love all the shots of Key West. We definitely need to make it there someday soon. Feeling quite envious about the chillaxed drinks and hair chat. #littlethingsandallthat I was pretty sure you'd get to meet Karin and Tom, but pleased nonetheless to discover that you did. Isn't the DIS just dandy? I wrote my piece about Hemingway House before I reached the end of your report and read your views. That's often the way, isn't it, that the things we build up the most are disappointing? That said, I don't think I could pass by and not visit. And another time, another day, your experience could have been totally different.
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2014 Reading Goal Challenge - 59/60 books read
Fred and Wilma Go On Honeymoon Fred and Wilma Second Time Around Fred and Wilma and the Girls Came Too Fred, Wilma and Friends February Fun & Frolics Fred and Wilma do DVC, DCL & DDP - The Food Fred, Wilma and Family do Disney Bad Mothers Handbook Fred and Wilma - They're Back and They're Child Free Bad Mothers and Others Fred and Wilma - The Keys to the World Friends Don't Let Friends Do Karaoke Me and My Girl - A Week in Pictures |
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Great read.
Glad the day improved for the better with a couple of drinks
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Hi there Joh!!! What a great time in Key West - love the "southern most" everything. And that key lime pie.... oooohhh ahhhhh!!
Glad to see that your meet up with Karin and Tom worked out well. How nice to share a meal and spend time together! Wish we'd had more time with you and your family but there is always next time!! Take care and I look forward to more of your adventures!
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Great day. Glad you met Karin & Tom(I never knew you knew them) I have tried twice and failed.
Looking forward to next update.
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I got day 1 up for Mike to read, came back to find him reading day 2, first thing he said to me, "Daniel fell in a stream, Joh was not happy", nothing about the beautiful Keys, I don't think my plan is working.
I think you should rename this TR, how much Key Lime Pie can one person eat.
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OMG !!!! The Southernmost Hotel .... we stayed there on our honeymoon ... it was just wonderful to see it again and made me feel all warm and fuzzy. That Key Lime pie looks incredible. I so need to go back to Key West
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Please tell me the name of the anti-humidity product!!! Next time I go I'd like to look less like King Louie from Jungle Book!!
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Another lovely day, despite a few setbacks. I bet it was so nice meeting Karin and Tom. I am also a fan of her fantastic dining reports. Now... You simply MUST share the name of the anti-frizz product you use!
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A lovely day in Key West and what a mahoosive slice of Key Lime Pie - yummy and definitely better for meringue on top instead of whipped cream.
Next time you go you really need to stay for sunset at Mallory Square Dock. What a shame that Hemmingway's house was a disappointment - just shows that a bad guide can really spoil things. Glad poor Daniel didn't end up with heat rash after the stream disaster. Tam |
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I love key lime pie and that slice was wow! Why do kids manage to find things AND fall in them? You turn your back for a nano second and bam in they go! Glad you enjoyed your dis meet
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Update: It's official now, with the Raiders giving up a fifth-round pick in the 2014 draft, and a conditional pick in 2015.
Matt Flynn is likely, probably, almost definitely about to get a real chance to be a starting quarterback in the NFL. It's just too bad that he'll have to do it in Oakland.
Continuing a series of quarterback transactions over the past few days that — while quite notable — have been entirely expected, the Raiders and Seahawks are reportedly about to complete a trade which will send Flynn to Oakland in exchange for multiple picks, according to Jay Glazer. The exact value of the picks still isn't known yet, but Glazer reports they'll be spread over the next two drafts in 2014 and 2015, and they'll come in the later rounds. If that is indeed the final compensation, then this could become a shrewd rebuilding move by Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie. He's buying low on Flynn's potential and paying little, while therefore risking little.


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[173] A Panel of Cytokeratin (CK) 5/6, p63 and Smooth Muscle Myosin (SMMS) Immunostain Improves Diagnostic Accuracy of Papillary Lesions of the Breast Diagnosed on Core Needle Biopsy (CNB)
Shivani Kandukuri, Kristine Astvatsaturyan, Shikha Bose. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
Background: Histopathologic evaluation of papillary lesions (PL) of the breast on CNB is challenging with greater than 20% rate of under diagnosis of atypia or malignancy. Thus complete excision is the standard of care. An accurate core biopsy diagnosis of the final pathology would allow appropriate management of patients. Various immunostains are being tested as surrogate markers to improve diagnostic concordance. Our study evaluates the diagnostic accuracy of a panel of three immunostains in PL of the breast.
Design: From 1998 to 2011, all departmental cases diagnosed as PL of the breast on CNB with follow up excisions were reviewed. CNB's containing only pure papillary lesions were included. Immunostaining (IHC) was performed using a dual cocktail of p63 (brown nuclear reaction product) and SMMS (red cytoplasmic stain) and CK5/6 on consecutive sections of selected blocks. IHC were evaluated without knowledge of original and final diagnoses. PLs showing uniform, diffuse positivity with all three markers were diagnosed as benign; those with diffuse negative staining were diagnosed as malignant while those showing patchy staining with focal areas of negativity were diagnosed as atypical.
Results: The study included 34 cases, 11 of which were benign, 4 atypical and 19 malignant on excision. The original CNB diagnoses were benign in 19, atypical in 9 and malignant in 6. Four of the malignant cases were interpreted as benign and 9 as atypical on CNB. Additionally the 4 cases with atypical final diagnosis were interpreted as benign on CNB. Concordance was observed in 17 of 34 cases (50%). After IHC, the predicted diagnoses were 15 benign, 9 atypical and 10 malignant. The remaining 9 cases with malignant final diagnosis were diagnosed as atypical (n=8) and benign (n=1). The four atypical cases were interpreted as atypical (n=1) and benign (n=3). The overall concordance after immunostaining improved to 65%. Of the 19 malignant PL, 10 were diagnosed as malignant after IHC and 8 as atypical. There was one false negative case.
Conclusions: - Immunostaining of CNB of breast with PLs improves concordance with excision diagnosis.
- PL diagnosed as atypical after IHC require excision.
- PL diagnosed as benign after IHC may be followed up after careful consideration of clinical features.
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You'll find hoppin' parties at TRVE, Our Mutual Friend and Denver Beer Co
Factotum Brewhouse, which plans to open this fall in the Sunnyside neighborhood, is trying to raise $8,000 on Kickstarter so that it can "improve its current industrial vibe and make the taproom more fun and comfortable for customers." So far, it has about 40 percent of that goal, with 32 days left in the campaign. When it opens, Factotum plans to let homebrewers use its equipment to make beer that will be served in the taphouse. For more information about the campaign, visit Factotum's Kickstarter page.Factotum Facebook page Construction begins at Factotum Brewhouse.
Turn the page to see all of this week's craft beer events.
Wednesday, June 19Denver Beer Co Facebook page
Denver Beer Co will host its third annual neighborhood Hop Swap today beginning at 4 p.m., during which it will hand out Cascade hop plants (until the run out) for Denver residents to grow in their back yards. The hop starters, which come from High Hops Farm in Windsor, are well suited to Colorado's climate. Once the cones mature, participants will harvest them and bring them back to the brewery where they will be used in a truly local pale ale. Denver Beer Co has approximately 300 plants.
June is Smoked Cask Month at the Copper Kettle, and the brewery will feature a firkin of a different smoked beer each Wednesday, along with food from the Texorado BBQ food truck. Today's beer is Smoked Imperial Coffee Stout.
Thursday, June 20
Our Mutual Friend Malt & Brew will celebrate and conclude its first seasonal release of IPA2 by offering 200 hand-numbered 22-ounce bombers for sale beginning at 2 p.m. There will be a party starting at 7 p.m. with co-owner Andrew spinning records.
The Front Range has a rich entrepreneurial history, boasting start-ups that have gone on to bigger things in fields as disparate as software, renewable energy, specialized clothing and craft beer. But can these different scenes, in particular software and brewing, help or learn from one another? That's the question that will be posed today at Brews & Geeks: A Tale of Two Entrepreneurship Scenes, which will take takes place today from 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. at the University of Colorado Law School, Room 101 (tickets are $15 in advance; free to CU students and staff). The event will "compare and contrast norms and key ingredients of the software and craft brewing scenes in the Front Range today (e.g., What is the role of information sharing? How competitive are companies within the scene? Who are the leaders and what are their roles?). And finally, the event will compare and contrast what it takes to start and run a brewery versus what it takes to run a tech startup." Speakers include Jim Deters of Galvanize, Kirk Holland of Vista Ventures, Ingrid Alongi of Quick Left, Matt Cutter of Upslope Brewing, John Eckstein of Fairfield and Woods, and Julia Herz of the Brewers Association.
Friday, June 21
TRVE Brewing we will begin its two-day Anniversary Party today by tapping its first anniversary beer, TRVE Brewing Vol. 1, a 3.7 percent Session IPA that was brewed hops from all across the globe (Summit, Motueka, Nelson Sauvin, and Mosaic). There will also be a showing of artwork by Sam Turner, who did all the designs on TRVE's merchandise. As an added bonus, the brewery will be selling unrenewed seats in its CVLT growler club (TRVE won't be filling growlers today, however, because it expects big crowds).
Colorado Plus, a brewpub that opened in May with 56 Colorado beers on tap, will tap its own beers for the first time tonight (time is TBD). The beers are: Undead Red, a Belgian-style red ale; Bitter off Dead, a double IPA featuring more than a pound of dry-hopped Falconer's Flight hops added to each barel; Cinnamon Almond Ale, an original flavor combination; and Berliner Weiss, a low-alcohol soured wheat. The first two are from the brewery's planed Zombie collection. Brains.
Copper Kettle Brewing will finally be celebrating the release of its Mexican Chocolate Stout bombers today with a party that starts when the brewery opens at noon. Copper Kettle will be selling 22-ounce bottles of this GABF award-winning beer ($12 each) for you to take home. The beer will eventually be available in a few liquor stores later this summer. At 4 p.m., there will be grub from Crazy Good Food.
The three-day Colorado Brewers' Festival kicks off today for its 24th consecutive year in historic Downtown Fort Collins with more than eighty beers from forty Colorado breweries. The fest, which includes food and live music, is "made up solely of Colorado breweries, including host breweries from Fort Collins: Anheuser-Busch, Black Bottle Brewery, Big Horn Brewery/CB & Potts, Coopersmith's Pub & Brewing, the Fort Collins Brewery, Funkwerks, New Belgium Brewing Co., Odell Brewing Co., and Pateros Creek Brewing Co.," according to organizers. For information on hours, tickets and details, go to the Downtown Fort Collins web site.
Saturday, June 22
TRVE Brewing continues its birthday party today at the brewery from 2 to 7 p.m., and will then close the doors and move the festivities over to the hi-dive for its First Anniversary Bacchanal show. The bands Speedwolf, In the Company of Serpents, Primitive Man, Call of the Void and Belhor will all play. TRVE will also take over the taps at the hi-dive for the night.
Bootstrap Brewing in Niwot will also celebrate its first anniversary today with special brews on tap as well as their staples. There will be live music with Cat Jerky from 2 to 4:30 p.m. and BlueKrewe from 4:30 to 8 p.m. The Colorado Craft Beer Show will be broadcasting live from Bootstrap from noon to 2 p.m.
Denver Beer Co and Little Man Ice Cream will team up today from noon to 4 p.m. for an Adult Ice Cream Social in the Barrel Room next door to the brewery. The two local companies will have beer floats along with beer and ice cream pairings. Floats and pairings include: Graham Cracker Porter with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream; Kaffir Lime Wheat with Mint Mojito Sorbet; Barleywine with Honey Banana Ice Cream; Irish Stout with Bailey's Chocolate Ice Cream.
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SORAKA STORY AT BOTTOM OF PAGE IT STARTS FROM THE 9TH POST THEN IT IS MASTER YI STORY. TENTH POST GRAVES AND TF, NEXT PAGE Hey. I was thinking, and I had some good ideas. I don't want to loose them, so I'll be posting here to reference AND listen to any ideas/opinions/etc. And you may use these Ideas, as long as you do pop my name in there. Starting off: Kayle fights Morgana. She is defeated and crashes down to earth, so to speak. Here, someone chances upon her and helps her regain her seat as general. Garen-Sona. I still really want to write this. Sweet story about how Garen protects Sona. (she can't speak. That's gunna lure lotsa bullies). Garen exiled and strikes a friendship with fellow exile, Rivet. Together, he and Riven change the views of Demacia and Noxus. Shen wants to kill Zed. Discovers the meaning of mercy. Ez and Lux go off on a quest! No love, pure adventure. Ez and Lux go off on a quest! Love this time. Friendship. Friend Zone D: and child-hood crushes. Wukong studies under Yi. (hopefully they kill teemo) Vayne goes hunting. Cait does searches for C The love of Soraka and the betrayal of Warrick Ashe vs Sej - Should be awesome...
Go for them man, cant wait for Warwick and Soraka. Good luck
A story about Wukong and Yi training together in order to gain the insight and wisdom to finally defeat their archnemesis teemo would be hilarious. I actually kinda wanna write it, lol. They would come up with insanely elaborate plans to finally destroy teemo but he'd always be one step ahead of them. Teemo would always manage to either win or escape with 1 health, ofc, cause he's teemo. The kayle vs morgana thing, I've always loved the moral gray areas present in their complicated relationship. I was so intrigued, in fact, that I wrote a story just about it, which I posted (called Astora Angelia - The Runeterran Rift War). I've always imagined kayle and morgana to be sort of powerful beings who have a multi-dimensional conflict, and which ends in a climax in Runeterra. You're welcome to read it and let me know what you think.
Because all of the 3 mentioned above don't require skill, only attack speed. Basically when I see people play them, they just spam click at a person even though the only need to do it once. Their spells only increase basic attack capabilities (figurative "only"). I prefer it when we have someone like Cho'gath. When you need to know where to place the knock up, when to do the roar, etc.
Well Ragnarok, I was kinda bored so I decided to write this. I was kinda suffering from writer's block with TMoDB so I took a break. Anyway, you asked and I answered. What do you think? The woman was sitting on the stone. She had a flute to her lips and a staff leaning at her side. The staff was almost as captivating as the woman herself. The golden crescent was carefully crafted, the sheer detail impossible to have been made by man. The woman's raven black hair flowed down, settled on her back in a braid. Her music was mesmerizing, beautiful and erie. Eyes closed, her head followed with the music. Her face was contorted into such sorrow, that if one were to look at her they would not be able to help but feel pain. Soraka slowly opened her eyes, revealing their luminescent glimmer. The stars reflected off her eyes, eyes of immortality. Her rueful music, although stopped by her, carried on across the lagoon. The stars twinkled in the sky, lighting up the night as if it were day. She looked up, looking for their guidance. She saw cruel acts of man, but also saw redemption flying with wings and golden flames. The forest behind her rustled. Quickly sliding her flute into the folds of her robes, Soraka gripped her staff and stood up. From the shrubbery stumbled a man. The man was stooped with exhaustion, but he still gripped something in his arms. By his expression, Soraka could tell that what was in the man's arms meant more to him than his life. The man was clearly distressed. He thrust what he was holding towards Soraka. Soraka quickly grabbed the bundle in her arms while the man collapsed onto the ground. Unfolding the bundle revealed the face of a young woman, not quite in her prime. Her skin was pale, but her features were relaxed and calm. The blood that was seeping out of her abdomen was starting to cease. It was clear that the woman had only died recently. Gently, Soraka placed the woman's body on the ground next to the man's. She knew there was no hope left for the woman but she could still save the man's life. She clutched her staff and prayed to the stars, praying that they would give this man one more chance at life. She sung a hymn and waved her staff over the man's body. Where ever the golden sceptre passed, the wounds on the man disappeared. Cuts turned to scars, and his bruises faded. The man slowly opened his eyes and looked at his wife, a woman who was once beautiful, but now lifeless on the ground. He brought his eyes back to Soraka and rasped "Please". Soraka looked down at the man, her own heart touched by his sorrow. She shook her head, her own immortal eyes full of remorse. The man only laid back his head and closed his eyes. A single tear rolled down the side of his face.
We'll I just got this amazing idea. So yea, go ahead and give it a read! It's kinda in the middle. Basically, this is Master Yi on a rescue mission. ~ "Get behind me" Master Yi ordered. "Ha ha ha. A brave but futile guesture Master Yi" the hooded man mocked. "I don't see you with a weapon" Master Yi retorted. "Pfft. Weapons are over rated. But if you insist" The purple clad man gripped his three fingered hand onto the nearest lamp post and ripped it out of the ground. "Now we can tango" Master Yi looked back at the small monkey. He opened his mouth to say something when their assailant lept towards them. Master Yi could barely parry his strike. He lunged forward, but the man dodged, twirling his weapon in the air. "Oops. You missed." he jeered. Master Yi fought valiantly, but it was clear he was fighting a losing battle. The young monkey looked as he saviour was batted aside easily. The purple cloaked man turned to the shivering ball of fur. "Now, you go back to your cell, or I'm gonna have to hurt you." The monkey bared his teeth, but secretly, he was terrified. The man laughed at his small target, but it provided the opening Master Yi needed. He was a blur as he dashed towards the man, utilizing the two swords strapped to his legs. "Ho ho, you've been holding out on me" He sneered. "Some serious kung fu right there." "I prefer Wuju style" Yi corrected. "Now, it's high time I left." Master Yi threw down a flash bomb, followed by a smoke bomb, and ended with a live grenade. As the purple man cursed, Master Yi scooped up the baby monkey and ran. His feet crossed one over the other, in perfect rhythm. His speed was unmatched. "You have a very important job ahead of you." he told the monkey "A destiny many hope you to not succeed." He rounded a corner and stopped. "I'm ba~ck" came a familiar call.


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My husband and I have been to Santa Barbara a number of times over the years, but have never taken the train. In an attempt to travel "light" with a 15 month old, we decided this would be our challenge over the Labor Day weekend. Ditch the car, stay in …
Taking the Train to Santa Barbara, Packing Light
My husband and I have been to Santa Barbara a number of times over the years, but have never taken the train. In an attempt to travel "light" with a 15 month old, we decided this would be our challenge over the Labor Day weekend. Ditch the car, stay in walking distance of State Street, and (this one's for me) not pack too many clothes or shoes. We loaded up one duffel bag, the umbrella stroller, a backpack for my husband, and the diaper bag for me, and off we went!
The Train
Two adults plus a child under age two can take Amtrak roundtrip from LA to Santa Barbara for as little as $120, but we opted for business class which tacked on an additional $30 to each ticket. As you can see, our section was very open, so we were able to snag two seats facing another two seats, perfect for keeping Paloma happy and wrangling her. There's a dining cart, and some gratis snacks in business class. Going north the trip is about two-and-a-half hours (return is closer to three), and once you get to the water, it's a beautiful ride. Nick was so happy and relaxed not to have driven.
The Food
The one place we find ourself every time we go to Santa Barbara is Pierre Lafond WineBistro. We've only gone during the day – it has a laid back atmosphere, bright, high-ceilinged (slightly industrial) interior, solid food, and very generous pours. This time, I ordered this fantastic Bistro Bruschetta (left) with fried eggs, prosciutto, pesto, mozzarella, and marinated tomatoes. And, if you can believe it, the right image is from the kids menu – one egg, sausage, fruit, and toast for $6.
Dining at Wine Cask is quite elegant. There's a clubbier interior dining space, but we opted to sit in the courtyard and enjoy the Santa Barbara dusk. We started with a really lovely, smooth Kenneth Crawford Syrah. My main course was amazing – Duck Cassoulet 'Trio' with duck leg, braised pork cheek, sausage, and white beans. My chocolate and chevre doughnuts were a noteworthy dessert, but I enjoyed the glass of port even more.
Considering we live in Los Angeles, we don't eat all that much Mexican food, so we thought Cielito would be a nice change of pace. An upscale affair with lively courtyard and spacious deco interior, the overall vibe is festive. Our blackberry margaritas, a special that night, were truly delicious and refreshing, I only wished I could've made myself drink it slower. The menu consists of small plates served family style – we ordered four for the two-and-a-half of us: pork belly quesadilla, Kobe beef skewers, tacos al pastor, and halibut tacos. Each was very good, but the pork belly and tacos al pastor were standouts for me. I think this may have been Nick's favorite meal. Wine Cask and Cielito are different experiences, but I enjoyed them equally and would highly recommend.
Kids Shopping
What can I say, you have a kid and this gravitational pull to kids clothes just takes hold. There are two spots I can't resist in Santa Barbara: K.Frank if you're up for spending a bit more money (Splendid, Pink Chicken, shown above, Kissy Kissy, Petit Bateau); and Peanuts Maternity & Kids for topnotch consignment, as well as new offerings. K.Frank also sells clothing for men and women.
P had an absolute ball running around Alameda Park, very close to the thick of things, but its own scenic world. We loved the beautiful trees that provided much-needed shade from the heat and the endless grass. P's a bit young but there's an 8,000-square-foot playground that will likely be in her future.
The Stay
When you walk out the front door of the Harbor View Inn, this is what you see. Our room (contemporary, nice) had everything we needed – a separate living area with portable crib for P, a refrigerator for milk, and a great big tub and separate shower. We could easily walk everywhere, and there was a handy book with all the restaurant information and photos in the lobby. The hotel restaurant, Eladio's, had a stellar breakfast sandwich and another great meal for P. Sadly, we didn't make it to the pool.
Last-Minute Wine Tasting
What to do when you have about an hour to kill before your train? Since it's Santa Barbara, there are a couple wineries right across the street from the train station. Kalyra felt more like a bar, so we dipped into Giessinger Winery. We left with a bottle of red and a chocolatey port with plenty of time to hop on the train and head home a little heady.


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The Omni Trio will perform works such as "Tell Me the Truth About Love," "Johnny," and "Funeral Blues" by English composer Benjamin Britten, and "Le Present," "Chanson," and "Hier" by French composer and pianist Francis Poulenc.
The Omni Trio consists of soprano Danya Katok, pianist Dylan Perez, and Songer, mezzo-soprano.
Katok is a vibrant performer whose "crystalline soprano" (Boston Globe) and "appealing" stage presence (The New York Times) have led her to burst onto the contemporary classical music scene. In April 2011, she made her New York City Opera debut at Lincoln Center as Max in Oliver Knussen's "Where the Wild Things Are."
Katok's other operatic roles include Commère in Virgil Thomson's "Four Saints in Three Acts" with Mark Morris Dance Group, Soprano in the world premiere of Christian McLeer's short opera "Sonata" at Carnegie Hall, Judy in Lee Hoiby's "This is the Rill Speaking" with Chelsea Opera, and as a soloist with the Boston Pops in "An Evening of Cole Porter." She is currently a doctoral student at The CUNY Graduate Center and on the voice faculty at Brooklyn College. Her past teachers include Rita Shane and Ah Hong.
Perez is a second year master's student studying collaborative piano with Martin Katz at the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theatre and Dance. He made his Carnegie Hall debut in January 2013 as a participant in the master class series "The Song Continues" with Marilyn Horne, Jessye Norman, and Dalton Baldwin. Perez was an opera coach and pianist for the Franco-American Vocal Academy in Perigueux, France this past summer.
Perez has studied under Louis Nagel, Katherine Collier, Christopher Harding, and Joan Conway. He participated in the Aspen Music Festival during the summers of 2010 and 2011, where he studied with Ann Schein. He was also the recipient of the Martin Katz Fellowship at SongFest 2012.
Songer is an assistant professor of music at Lee where she teaches applied voice and conducting, along with directing the women's ensemble Ladies of Lee. She is an active recitalist, opera and oratorio performer, conductor, and music scholar.
Among the opera roles Songer has performed are Julius Caesar in "Giulio Cesare," Belinda in "Dido and Aeneas," and Suzuki in "Madama Butterfly." Songer also created the role of the French mother in the world premiere of Jody Nagel's "53rd Street."
Songer has worked with some of the most prolific coaches and composers, including Jake Heggie, John Musto, Libby Larsen, William Bolcom, Margo Garrett, Graham Johnson, and Martin Katz.
The pieces by Britten and Poulenc will be featured in honor of what would have been the centennial anniversary of Britten's birth, as well as the 50th anniversary of Poulenc's death.
This event is free of charge and open to the public, but tickets are required, and will be available beginning Monday, March 17. To reserve a ticket, contact the Lee University Box Office, Monday through Friday, 3 to 6 p.m., at 614-8343.


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On Fri, 2013-09-20 at 12:50 +0100, Harry van Haaren wrote:
New drivers for audio hardware and more often updates for some existing
drivers. Kernel-rt longtime versions packages for all major distros that
don't cause issues, such as graphic driver troubles.
When reading musician forums:
Seemingly many people are missing fashion software, such as auto-tune
and all the stuff that Live FX does provide. Not a fashion, but for
understandable reasons missing, but wanted by many musicians are
orchestras and choirs like those EastWest stuff, synth like Alchemy etc.
Especially for me:
A new DAW, Qtractor with the precision and comfort of Ardour2, regarding
to latency compensation and storing and restoring an audio session on
what machine, from what directory ever, not to forget a cancel option
for the editors. Ardour3 isn't what I'm looking for, it should provide a
Qtractor like workflow, but I want exact enough latency compensation and
even if Qtractor would be exact enough (it isn't yet), in addition it
should be possible to switch between different latencies, also
impossible when using Qtractor, the compensation is keept for the
recorded latency when changing the latency. The way things are saved and
restored for Qtracor is a real PITA and that it seems to be impossible
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Indians Rained Out; Curve Lose In Extras
The Indianapolis Indians and the Columbus Clippers were rained out in Columbus tonight. They will try for two on Monday, beginning at 5 pm. Sunday's game is scheduled for 4 pm.
Infielder Pedro Ciriaco was optioned back to the Indians, after just a brief visit to Pittsburgh. The Pirates' new shortstop Brandon Wood got himself to Pittsburgh very quickly, so no need for Ciriaco to fill in. Jose Ascanio, who was hit in the head by a line drive on Thursday, has been diagnosed as having "just" a contusion (a bruise). He's doing better today.
Kannapolis Intimidators 8, West Virginia Power 7 (Game 1)
The Pirates were able to fight back after Kannapolis scored 6 runs in the 2nd inning, but 2 runs in the bottom of the 7th gave Kannapolis the win. The Power had the early lead with one run in the 1st and 2 more in the 2nd. CF Mel Rojas walked, and 1B Matt Curry singled. LF Rogelios Noris' fly out moved Rojas to third, and then Rojas scored on RF Justin Howard's single through the hole into left field. C Kawika Emsley-Pai walked to load the bases, but a ground out ended the inning without any more runs scoring. With one out in the top of the 2nd, back-to-back doubles by DH Jairo Marquez and SS Drew Maggi brought in one run, then a wild pitch and a fielding error allowed Maggi to score, giving the Power a 3-0 lead.
Starter Colton Cain had retired the Intimidators in order in the 1st, but got in trouble in the bottom of the 2nd, when the first 6 batters who came to the plate reached base safely. A single, a double, and a walk loaded the bases, then a hit batter forced in the first run. A double plated two more, and a single added another two. Another double made it 6 runs in the inning, and the Power were behind 6-3.
The Power battled right back in the top of the 3rd. Walks to Howard and 3B Andy Vasquez both walked, and Emsley-Pai was hit by a pitch to load the bases again for the Power. An RBI ground out drove in Howard, then Marquez's single scored both Vasquez and Emsley-Pai to tie the score at 6-6. The Power took the lead in the 4th on Curry's lead-off home run.
Trent Stevenson relieved Cain to begin the 3rd inning, and he pitched 3 scoreless innings. He allowed 3 hits and struck out one. The Power bats suddenly went quiet after the 4th, with no more hits until the 7th, when Howard tripled. Emsley-Pai and Marquez both walked, but two ground outs and a strikeout left all three on base. Jason Townsend pitched the 6th inning for the Power, allowing just one hit. Casey Sadler came on to pitch the 7th, and with one out, Sadler gave up three consecutive singles. The third hit went to Howard in right field, and Howard's throw back to the plate was right to Emsley-Pai, who tagged out the lead runner at the plate. But the next batter doubled to tie the score again, and the fourth single of the inning drove in the winning walk-off run.
Indians One-Hit In Game 1; Ascanio Hit On Third Pitch
Toledo Mud Hens 6, Indianapolis Indians 0 (Game 1)
The Indianapolis Indians began this double header on a down note, as they were held to just one hit at Fifth Third Field in Toledo, Ohio.
Mud Hens' starter Charlie Furbush dominated the Indians' batters through all 7 innings of this game. He struck out 9 Tribe batters and did not walk any. The only hit he allowed was by C Jason Jaramillo to lead off the top of the 3rd inning. Jaramillo did not even reach second base — he was forced out on a grounder by LF Corey Wimberly. Wimberly was the only other Indian to reach base, when he was safe at first on a fielding error by 3B Danny Worth in the 6th.
The Mud Hens got to Tribe starter Brad Lincoln early in the game. In the bottom of the 1st, lead-off batter CF Andy Dirks began the inning with a double down the left field line. 2B Scott Sizemore was hit by a pitch, and LF Timo Perez moved both along one base with a sacrifice bunt. DH Scott Thorman brought in Dirks with an RBI single, and 1B Ryan Strieby drove in both Sizemore and Thorman with an RBI double into center field.
Lincoln retired the side in order in the 2nd inning, but the Mud Hens came back at him in the 3rd. The inning began with back-to-back singles by Sizemore and Perez. Lincoln struck out the next two batters, but both base runners stole the next base on the second strikeout. RF Clete Thomas drove both in with a single up the middle. Lincoln and the Indians had a bit of better luck, when Jaramillo threw out Thomas as he tried to steal second base, ending the inning. Toledo picked up one more run in the 4th, with singles by 3B Danny Worth and C Max St. Pierre, then a sacrifice fly by Dirks.
Lincoln also retired the side in the 5th, and that was all for him for the night. He had allowed the 6 runs on 8 hits, no walks, and 5 strikeouts. He threw 86 pitches, with 60 strikes. Cesar Valdez relieved Lincoln to begin the 6th inning. He gave up a single to former Indy Indian SS Argenis Diaz in the 6th, but left him on base.
Indians Hitting Gem of the Game: Well, there was only one hit to choose from — Jason Jaramillo's (photo) single in the third inning.
Indians' Defensive Gem of the Game: In the bottom of the 5th, Corey Wimberly made a diving catch of a line drive in left-center field, off the bat of Scott Thorman. Both Wimberly and Alex Presley, who was in center field tonight, raced for the ball, but Wimberly cut in front of Presley and made the catch.
Wilson Pitches Six Scoreless In Early Game Win
Indianapolis Indians 4, Toledo Mud Hens 2
The Indianapolis Indians battled the blustery weather as well as the Toldeo Mud Hens in a late-morning school day start in Toledo today. They earned the win, giving them a 3-1 record on the road so far this season.
Justin Wilson (photo) pitched 6 scoreless innings in his third start of the season, to earn his first AAA win. He gave up 2 hits, both in the 3rd inning. RF Andy Dirks dropped a looper into short right field, just out of reach of the leaping Tribe SS Chase d'Arnaud, then 2B Scott Sizemore put a sinking liner into right field, off the glove of RF Gorkys Hernandez. Wilson left both on base with a fly out and a ground out. Wilson also worked around two singles and a batter reaching on a fielding error by SS Pedro Ciriaco in the 2nd inning. That was a wind-blown ball into short right field, with Ciriaco, 3B Josh Harrison, and LF Alex Presley all chasing after it. Ciriaco tried to make a last-second twisting over-the-shoulder catch and missed. Wilson threw 97 pitches with 62 strikes in his 6 innings.
The gusty wind helped the Indians as well as hurt them. In the top of the 2nd, DH Andy Marte lifted the first pitch he saw into the wind, which took it over the left field wall for a solo home run. Marte nearly had another home run in the 5th inning, but that time his fly to left field was just short, and was caught at the wall.
The Tribe had only one hit over the next three innings — a double by Harrison in the 5th, when the wind did the same thing to the Mud Hens that it had done to Ciriaco and the Indians in the 3rd. Harrison's high pop got caught in the wind, and with the infielders running out and the outfielders running in, the ball fell in just out of reach of SS Cale Iorg. In both instances, the outfielders might have had a better chance at running in to make the catch, but instead they let their shortstops take over. Harrison made a quick steal of third base, but he was left stranded when Hernandez struck out.
Thompson Is POW; Ngoepe Homers In Wild Power Game
It's a rainy night for half of the Pirates' minor leaguers:
The Indianapolis Indians and Toledo Mud Hens had the first game of their 4-game series postponed due to an all-day-long rain. Yesterday it was snowing in Toledo, and this was not totally unexpected. The Tribe and the Hens are scheduled to play at 10:30 am on Wednesday, then play a double-header on Thursday at 5:30 pm to make up for today.
Pitcher Jose Ascanio was supposed to join the Indians today, to begin a rehab assignment, but that has obviously been washed away too.
The Altoona Curve and the Harrisburg Senators were also rained out in Altoona. They are also playing at 10:30 am on Wednesday, and that is the last scheduled game of this series with the Senators, so they will make up the rain out in June.
Curve pitcher Aaron Thompson was named the Eastern League for last week. He made two starts in the week, and won both games, earning a 0.75 ERA, with just 3 hits allowed in 12 innings.
Jupiter Hammerheads 1, Bradenton Marauders 0
The Marauders came out on the short end of a pitching duel today. Quinton Miller pitched well, but was charged with the loss, as he allowed the only run of the game on 5 hits and 2 walks in 6 innings of work, with 2 strikeouts. Miller gave up the run in the bottom of the 1st. The inning began with back-to-back singles, then both runners stole a base. An RBI ground out brought in the run. A walk and another single had another runner heading for the plate, but CF Evan Chambers made an excellent throw in to the plate, where C Ramon Cabrera tagged out the runner.
Miller scattered a walk and two singles over the next 5 innings, but did not let any further runs score. He was relieved by Jason Erickson to begin the 7th. After a 1-2-3 7th, Erickson worked around a single and a walk for a scoreless 8th inning.
Unfortunately, the Hammerheads' pitchers were having even better luck against the Marauders' batters. Bradenton put two runners on base in the 2nd, when LF David Rubinstein and Cabrera both singled, but Rubinstein was tagged out at third as he tried to pick up two bases on Cabrera's single. The Marauders went down in order in the next 3 innings, then RF Adelberto Santos singled to open the 6th, but was left on base. With their last chance in the bottom of the 8th, 2B Jarek Cunningham lined a 2-out single into center field, and Chambers walked. But a ground out ended the threat and the game.
Three Hits By Grossman And Emsley-Pai
The Altoona Curve and the Richmond Flying Squirrels were rained out in Altoona tonight. They will make up the game in August.
West Virginia Power 8, Augusta 5
The Power scored in each of the first 4 innings to stay ahead of the Augusta Green Jackets on Saturday evening. 2B Drew Maggi got the game off to a good start with a double into right field. 1B Matt Curry walked, then with Maggi off and running, a ground out by 3B Eric Avila let Maggi score. RF Justin Howard drove in Curry with a single into center field. Augusta got one of the runs back in the bottom of the 1st with a triple and an RBI ground out off starter Tyler Waldron.
Back-to-back singles by DH Elias Diaz and C Kawika Emsley-Pai opened the top of the 2nd, and gave the Power runners on the corners. A passed ball let Diaz score. SS Gift Ngoepe walked, but was out in a grounder force out, as Maggi got to first in time to avoid the double play. Another grounder forced out Maggi at second, but CF Mel Rojas also beat out the throw to first, and Emsley-Pai scored. Augusta also scored one run in the bottom of the inning, on a bases-loaded RBI ground out.
The Power took a big step ahead in the 3rd. Avila led off with a double, and after two outs, four consecutive singles drove in 3 runs. Diaz plated Avila, and Emsley-Pai plated Diaz; Ngoepe's single put two runners on, and Maggi's single scored Emsley-Pai. Another single by Avila and a fielding error on a fly into center field by Howard gave the Power an unearned run in the 4th.
Augusta kept tacking on runs, but one at a time — a solo homer in the 4th, and a run on two singles and a sacrifice fly in the 5th. Waldron pitched 5 innings and allowed 4 runs on 8 hits and a walk, with 4 strikeouts. He was relieved by Zach Foster to begin the 6th. Foster pitched 3 hitless and scoreless innings and hit one batter, who was promptly caught stealing by Emsley-Pai. Jason Townsend pitched the 9th and gave up the final Augusta run, on two singles, a passed ball, and an RBI ground out.
Waldron earned his second win of the season. Emsley-Pai went 3-for-4, with an RBI and 2 runs scored. Besides the singles in the 2nd and 3rd, he also singled in the 8th inning, but was left on base. Maggi, Avila, and Diaz all had 2 hits in the game.


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28 For which of you, desiring to put up a tower, does not first give much thought to the price, if he will have enough to make it complete? | 28 "Suppose one of you wants to build a tower. Will he not first sit down and estimate the cost to see if he has enough money to complete it? |
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Starting this week, there is a new adviser at the White House focusing specifically on disability issues.
Claudia Gordon will serve as a liaison between the Obama administration and the disability community as associate director in the White House Office of Public Engagement, an administration official told Disability Scoop. Her first day was Monday.
Gordon replaces Kareem Dale who was the first-ever special assistant to the president for disability policy. Dale, who was hired early in President Barack Obama's first term, left the post earlier this year.
Gordon comes to the White House from the U.S. Department of Labor where she worked to ensure that federal contractors were not discriminating against their employees.
Prior to that, Gordon, who is deaf, held positions at the National Association of the Deaf Law and Advocacy Center and at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security where she was the primary author of an executive order on emergency preparedness for people with disabilities.
Officials at the National Council on Disability, an independent federal agency charged with advising Congress and the president on disability issues, praised Gordon's appointment.
"Her vast experience and the relationships she brings to the table bolsters the president and his administration's continued and ongoing commitment to issues important to the disability community," said Jeff Rosen, the council's chairperson.
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I just wish in the state of California each individual is evaluated for their own disability and what they may have and not what they family income is because if you don't have any income you need help all families in this state need two incomes or more.
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The harvest of my Oca and crosnes was delayed a bit due to hernia surgery...I had three of them that needed repaired and figure I got them from digging all the boulders out of my veggie garden, but that was 2 weeks ago. At any rate I have decided the crosnes (Staychys affinis (S. seiboldii) are not really worth the trouble and a pain to sift out of the soil...I grew them in a whiskey barrel and spent about 3 hours sifting through the soil (I had to take my time due to I'm still healing)...Hope I got them all but I guess I won't know now until next year. From one plant I harvested about 2 cups of pure white bulbs that are not very flavorful but nice and crunchy. They would make interesting food to feed to the unsuspecting guest as they often look like insects...think white scorpion nymphs. I have a better opinion about the oca.
It was my first time growing oca(Oxalis tuberosa)and I love it! The tops are good in salads and the tubers are the most wonderful rose-red to creamy white color making them like jewels in the soil. Some were the size of small marbles and others were the size of baby spuds. Now to dry them and see what we end up with flavor-wise. I understand if they are sun-dried it reduces the oxalic acid in the tuber making them sweeter and better to stomach. I'm off to do more research on them...If any of you are experienced with Oca please E-mail me. I want get better at growing them. I ended up with only about 1.5 lbs from my little tiny tubers that I planted last spring...I have a ways to go. |
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Hello! It's true what you say about the crosnes, they do look insect-like and remind me of pupas. Some gardening books mention that crosnes rarely make a big harvest, which was true when I tried to grow them. |
Could anyone tell me where to buy the tubers or seed for these crops? I searched Shumway but they do not list the crosnes. Thank you |
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So, oldherb, did you get all your crosnes or did they resprout the next year? I planted some two years ago in a restricted location, but for various reasons haven't dug any yet. I'm going to see what I have later this month. Also, I'm curious as to how you ate them. Just raw, or did you cook them? I've been seeing them on various menus for several years now. Most of the people I've talked with who have eaten them seem to prefer them cooked. Anyway, I'm anxious to try them if I have some to harvest. Becky |
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Pionion, there's an online article from Mother Earth News that lists some sources for crosnes. I got mine from Goodwin Creek Gardens. |
Here is a link that might be useful: MEN article on crosnes
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The cousin of Stachys affinis, stachys floridana -- aka Florida Betony and "hedgenettle" is the bane of lawns in the Sunshine state... well, not mine because I eat them. It is fair to say millions are spent to stop S. Floridana whereas all is needed is an appetite. At some $17 a pound are you sure you don't want to grow S. Affinis? |
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Re: G3/B3/GV - CHINA/CANADA/ENERGY - China Invests in Canadian Oil-Export Project
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here next a PR release I dug up, on plans for Prince Rupert port and
On 1/21/11 8:33 AM, Peter Zeihan wrote:
yeah - that might be better for PR reasons
they'll need a mega-massive port expansion for that tho -- add in a
couple billion more
On 1/21/2011 8:28 AM, Mark Schroeder wrote:
i think BC is actually building a new port/new infrastructure up in
the northern part of the province, Prince Rupert I believe.
I can try to get a bit of insight on this if I'm lucky.
On 1/21/11 8:25 AM, Peter Zeihan wrote:
while technically possible, going over the Canadian Rockies would be
a technical challenge to say the least
im guessing that the price tag on this would easily go above $15b
(about triple what the current estimate is)
there's are very good reasons why all the crude goes south on flat
land to the midwest
so not impossible, but china would have to pony up for all of that
itself (its done stranger things for less, so who knows)
Vancouver as an oil supertanker port -- now THAT would do some
interesting things to Canada's view of China
On 1/20/2011 10:19 PM, Chris Farnham wrote:
Will this undermine the supply to the US at all? [chris]
China Invests in Canadian Oil-Export Project
* http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704747904576094513925922294.html?mod=WSJASIA_hps_LEFTTopWhatNews
By EDWARD WELSCH
CALGARY-China is helping to finance the development of a proposed
$5.51 billion dollar oil pipeline to Canada's West Coast that
would open the Asian market to Canadian crude, which is now
chiefly consumed by the U.S.
State-owned China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., or Sinopec, is among
a consortium of Canadian oil producers and Asian refiners
investing $100 million in Enbridge Inc.'s proposed Northern
Gateway pipeline, Enbridge Chief Executive Pat Daniel said during
a Web cast investor conference Thursday.
The Northern Gateway pipeline would pipe an average of 525,000
barrels of crude oil a day from Canada's oil-sands region to a
port in British Columbia, from which it would be shipped to Asian
markets. Regulators aren't expected to rule on whether the project
can go forward until next year. If approved, construction is
scheduled to be completed in 2016.
Canada's oil sands hold an estimated 170 billion barrels of oil,
making it the second-largest oil reserve in the world, after Saudi
Arabia's. The U.S. is the only export market for Canadian crude
oil, and Canada is the U.S.'s largest single supplier.
"We think it is hugely in Canada's national best interest to have
a second outlet for our crude oil," Mr. Daniel said, "...so that
we can become a price-maker with regard to crude-oil pricing,
instead of a price-taker."
Sinopec and other investors have put up $100 million to help
Northern Gateway get through the regulatory process, which
includes producing environmental-impact studies and consulting
with native and environmental groups-some of which oppose the
Mr. Daniel said Enbridge itself has already spent $100 million on
the regulatory process. The Calgary-based pipeline company applied
for approval to build Northern Gateway in May, and expects
Canada's federal energy regulator to approve it by the middle of
Mr. Daniel said confidentiality agreements prohibited him from
naming the other investors, but said he could name Sinopec because
the news had been previously reported by Canadian newspaper the
National Post.
The proposal has met fierce criticism from native groups and
environmental nongovernmental organizations. Some warn of the risk
of spills from the pipeline or from oil tankers, while others are
chiefly opposed to further growth of the oil-sands industry, which
has come under fire for its substantial greenhouse-gas emissions
and fears of water contamination.
Mr. Daniel said he is confident Enbridge could win over
opposition. The company in November proposed giving a 10% equity
stake to native groups in an attempt to win them over, Daniel
"That's been very well received and we're hoping to bring more
First Nations on side as a result of that," he said.
U.S.-listed shares of Enbridge closed down 39 cents at $55.32 on
the New York Stock Exchange Thursday.
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