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Violin Sonata, Op. 586
Madeleine Mitchell (violin) & Howard Blake (piano)
Penillion for violin and piano, Op. 571
Piano Quartet, Op. 179
Howard Blake, (piano), Jack Rothstein (violin), Kenneth Essex, (viola) & Peter Willison (cello)
Jazz Dances for violin and piano, Op. 520a
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In addition to his distinguished career as a pianist and conductor, Howard Blake is a popular and prolific composer who has received an OBE for services to music.
Besides film scores (which include the extraordinarily successful and popular The Snowman), choral, orchestral and instrumental works, ballets and opera, his output includes much chamber music.
This disc presents world première recordings of four important works; the virtuosic Violin Sonata, the hauntingly beautiful Penillion, the sunshine-filled Piano Quartet with its touching slow movement, and the Jazz Dances, which, in the composer's words, 'pay mischievous but affectionate homage to the rhythmic intricacies of popular dance forms'.
"Howard Blake is a versatile composer who may be better known for his marvellous film scores The Snowman and Granpa in which his gifts for colourful orchestration and memorable tunes are clearly evident. He nevertheless also composed a good deal of concert works including the superb choral-orchestral Benedictus and several concertos." Helios
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Variation 5: Lento (misterioso)
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No. 5. Folk Ballad: Lento
No. 6. Boogie: Presto
No. 7. Jazz Waltz: Allegretto triste
No. 8. Cha-cha: Moderato
No. 9. Galop: Presto
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At the Sunday Morning worship service of Avon Congregational Church on Mother's Day, May 12, the children's choirs will present a short program during the 10 a.m. service.
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Nevada, with thousands of acres of barren desert, may seem like a strange place to have vineyards, and for most of the state that would be true. However, a small group of pioneers are making real progress in select areas and with certain grape varietals. While Nevada may never become another Napa Valley, we are proving every day that with patience, care, and yes a little luck it can be done! Here are a few of our partnering vineyards around the Silver State that we are proud to work with on our quest to harvest and produce successful Nevada wines.
Everyones efforts have helped us produce 2 Double Gold, 7 Gold, 20 Silver and 16 Bronze medal winning wines! This is a real accomplishment for all of the growers in the state that have worked so hard to make this all happen. Thanks to you all!
This estate vineyard is located here at our winery and consists of Zinfandel and Syrah. Planted in the early 1990's, this Zinfandel vineyard is also Nevada's oldest commercially producing red grape vineyard.
The vineyard you are looking at here produced the state of Nevada's first commercial red wine in state history when it was harvested in 2005. You can imagine how delighted we were when these first 100 cases of Zinfandel, released in 2008, won 7 National Wine Awards, including a Gold! The 2006 vintage followed with another award winning year. It's easy to see that southern Nevada is becoming "Zinfandel" territory.
A major expansion of the vineyard in 2009 added Syrah and more Zinfandel. These vines began producing in very small amounts in 2011 and began producing much larger crops beginning in 2013. All the new vines are planted on drought resistant root stock and placed on a (VSP) vertical shoot position trellis system.
In March of 2014 we released or first "estate" Syrah, our 2011 vintage. This wine exploded with juicy flavors and spice and can you believe it we won "GOLD" at the Tasters Guild International wine competition. It quickly became the fastest selling dry red wine in our history. Maybe we really are on to something here in Nevada!
Jerry Nelson was an early founder of grape growing in Nevada. Jerry stubbornly insisted that he could grow wine grapes in southern Nevada when everyone else said it was impossible. Well, that's all he needed to hear. So, Jerry amazed everyone when his vines, planted in the 1990's, actually started to produce wine-worthy wines.
The vineyard was a "large" hobby for Jerry and his experimenting with numerous different varietals provided much needed information on how and what to grow in the Mojave desert. Some of the vines from this vineyard provided fruit for some of our earlier vintages. The knowledge gained from these early plantings gave way to optimism for others.
We are saddened at the loss of Jerry in December of 2011 and he will be missed. His dogged determination gave encouragement and inspiration to all that followed. He was a true Nevada pioneer.
Bob & Roni Regan began developing a three acre vineyard 30 miles north of Pahrump in 2003. Varietals include Zinfandel, Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Ruby Cabernet.
Vines started to produce in small amounts in 2008 and the experience gained by the planting of these varietals has been invaluable. Their determination and hard work really paid off when we produced Nevada's first Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot from this vineyard. We've also been very impressed with the progress of the Zinfandel and Syrah varietals and consider those to be great prospects for future expansion.
We will continue working with Bob & Roni for years to come as they expand the vineyard contributing to Nevada's small but expanding grape growing industry and helping produce quality Nevada wines.
Dr. Roger & Nancy Gehring have the largest single vineyard in southern Nevada with 5 acres planted in 2005 of Primitivo, Syrah, Tempranillo, Barbera, Mourvedre and Cinsaut. These were all great choices for the area's climate and soil.
We recently partnered with Dr. Gehring to manage and purchase all the fruit from the 5 acres. The vineyards continue to improve and our 2014 harvest yielded nearly 20 tons of Nevada wine grapes! We are excited about the prospects this vineyard presents and look forward to planned expansion.
Never one to sit still, Dr. Gehring planted 1,000 olive trees at the vineyard. In 2013 we were pleased to release less than 70 bottles of Nevada's first ever olive oil. It was no surprise that the oil sold out quickly.


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Urban Youths Storm Detroit Gas Station; Store Clerk Brutally Beaten
This is a discussion on cops took some 9 1/2 hours to respond within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; where else...... DETRIOT Urban Youths Storm Detroit Gas Station; Store Clerk Brutally Beaten...
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Urban Youths Storm Detroit Gas Station; Store Clerk Brutally Beaten
"I don't need to be carrying a gun... I'm not in a war zone". Errrrrrr! Wrong. The clerk was an idiot for coming out from behind the bullet-proof glass, IMO.
And did the reporter really say "This gun is for you guys in case someone comes in here clownin'..."?
I have a very strict gun control policy: if there's a gun around, I want to be in control of it.
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When seconds count, the police are just... hours? away
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The purpose of the law is not to prevent a future offense, but to punish the one actually committed - Ayn Rand
Sounds like when the little thugs come in with that mentality the proper response would be to euthanise them immediately
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The clerk needs to carry as well.
That response is just sad. No other word for it. It is not really aimed at the officers, but to their system that is understaffed.
That clerk should think about getting some practice with that weapon and then decide what his life is worth. He might want to give serious thought to using it if this happens again...if he really values his life (which I bet he does).
A woman must not depend on protection by men. A woman must learn to protect herself.
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A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
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I would move out of that area if I had to give up all I owned and walked.
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Crossman 760 BB/Pellet, Daisy Red Ryder, Crossman Wrist Rocket, 14 Steak Knives, 3 Fillet Knives, Rolling Pin-14", Various Hunting Knives, 2 Baseball Bats, 3 Big Dogs and a big American Flag flying in the yard. I have no firearms; Try the next house.
I think the clerk should think about another line of work. They don't call convenience stores "the poor man's ATM" for nothing... convenience store clerk is one of the most dangerous jobs in America.
Last year my car broke down in a very bad part of Phoenix. I was able to pull into a convenience store parking lot, and as I was waiting for the tow truck I went inside for a cold drink. As I paid, I noticed that on either side of the door there was a giant "ruler" - sort of a height gauge. I asked the attendant about that, and he said it's to help them provide a better description of any robbers!
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Hey!!! What's the complaint they showed up didn't they.......
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Second Amendment -- Established December 15, 1791 and slowly eroded ever since What happened to "..... shall not be infringed."
Comic Ron White said he was 6'2" to 6'4" depending on which convienience store he was in.
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I guess I need to buy a dog and name him LIFE so I can say I have one. They always said when you get old little things matter. Just didn't know it would come this soon. lol
If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck.
if i was the owner or owning company i would close it down from being a walk in store. you want something. you want gas. you can come up to the bullet proof window and pay me through a sliding drawer.


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CANBERRA, Australia (AP) -- As the search widens and police investigate the two pilots of a Malaysian passenger jet that disappeared more than a week ago, a possibility they must consider is that one of them committed suicide by deliberately crashing the plane.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) -- Malaysia's government on Sunday asked for help from nearly a dozen Asian countries that the missing jetliner may have flown over, saying that finding the plane would be very difficult without additional data on its final movements. Meanwhile, police were examining a flight simulator belonging to one of the pilots of the Malaysia Airlines plane, which went missing more than a week ago with 239 passengers aboard a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. The government said police searched the homes of both of the plane's pilots on Saturday, the first time they have done so since the plane went missing. Asked why it took them so long, police chief Inspector General Khalid Abu Bakar said authorities "didn't see the necessity in the early stages." Bakar told reporters that he had requested countries with citizens on board the plane to investigate their background. He said that the intelligence agencies of some countries had already done this and found nothing suspicious, but that he was waiting for others to respond. Satellite data has shown that after losing contact with air traffic controllers, the plane could have kept flying as far north as Kazakhstan in Central Asia or deep into the southern Indian Ocean, posing awesome challenges for efforts to recover the aircraft and flight data recorders vital to solving the mystery of what happened on board. That has left authorities desperate to narrow down a search area now stretching across 11 nations and one of the most remote oceans in the world. "The search was already a highly complex, multinational effort. It has now become even more difficult," Acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said at a news conference Sunday. "It is our hope with the new information, parties that can come forward and narrow the search to an area that is more feasible," he said, adding that the search effort now includes 25 countries. "The search area has been significantly expanded. And the nature of the search has changed. From focusing mainly on shallow seas, we are now looking at large tracts of land, crossing 11 countries, as well as deep and remote oceans," Hishammuddin said. He said the number of countries involved in the search and rescue operation had increased from 14 to 25, bringing "new challenges of co-ordination and diplomacy to the search effort." |
While such incidents have happened before, the topic remains almost taboo, with investigators and officials reluctant to conclude that a pilot purposely crashed a plane in order to commit suicide even when the evidence appears compelling.
A dozen years ago, U.S. investigators filed a final report into the 1999 crash of EgyptAir Flight 990, which plunged into the Atlantic Ocean near the Massachusetts island of Nantucket, killing all 217 aboard. They concluded that when co-pilot Gameel El-Batouty found himself alone on the flight deck, he switched off the auto-pilot, pointed the plane downward, and calmly repeated the phrase "I rely on God" over and over, 11 times in total.
Yet while the National Transportation Safety Board concluded that the co-pilot's actions caused the crash, they didn't use the word "suicide" in the main findings of their 160-page report, instead saying the reason for his actions "was not determined." Egyptian officials, meanwhile, rejected the notion of suicide altogether, insisting instead there was some mechanical reason for the crash.
There was also disagreement over the cause of the crash of SilkAir Flight 185, which plunged into a river in 1997 during a flight from Jakarta, Indonesia, to Singapore, killing all 104 passengers and crew. A U.S. investigation found that the Boeing 737 had been deliberately crashed, but an Indonesian investigation was inconclusive.
Mozambique officials have been investigating a crash that killed 33 people in November. They say preliminary investigations indicate that the pilot of the Mozambican Airline plane bound for Angola intentionally brought it down, and they're continuing to look into his possible motives.
A 2014 study by the Federal Aviation Administration indicates that in the U.S. at least, flying remains a remarkably safe mode of transport and pilot suicide is a rare occurrence.
The study found that during the 10 years ending in 2012, just eight of 2,758 fatal aviation accidents in the U.S. were caused by pilot suicide, a rate of 0.3 percent. The report found that all eight suicides were men, with four of them testing positive for alcohol and two for antidepressants.
The cases ranged from a pilot celebrating his 21st birthday who realized a woman didn't want a relationship with him, to a 69-year-old pilot with a history of drinking and threatening suicide by plane. Seven of the cases involved the death of only the pilot; in the eighth case, a passenger also died.
"Aircraft-assisted suicides are tragic, intentional events that are hard to predict and difficult to prevent," the FAA's report found, adding that such suicides "are most likely under-reported and under-recognized."
In at least one case, a major international airline allowed a pilot who had expressed suicidal thoughts to continue flying. He flew nearly three more years, without incident, before he resigned in 1982 with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety and depression.
The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper reported that the Workers Compensation Commission heard that the Qantas pilot struggled several times to resist an overwhelming urge to switch off the plane's engines. Once during a flight to Singapore, the pilot's hand moved "involuntarily" toward the start levers and he was forced to "immobilize his left arm in order not to act on the compulsion."
"He left the flight deck and, once he felt calm enough, returned to his seat," the newspaper reported.
After telling his colleagues of his urges, the newspaper said, the pilot was examined by several doctors and ultimately declared fit to fly.
Malaysia's government said police on Saturday searched the homes of both the pilot and the co-pilot of the missing Malaysia Airlines jet. It said police were examining an elaborate flight simulator taken from the home of 59-year-old pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah.
Police also are investigating engineers who may have had contact with the plane before it took off.
Mike Glynn, a committee member of the Australian and International Pilots Association, said Friday that he considers pilot suicide to be the most likely explanation for the plane's disappearance.
A pilot rather than a hijacker is more likely to be able to switch off the communications equipment, he said, adding that he thinks suicide was to blame in the EgyptAir and SilkAir crashes.
"The last thing that I, as a pilot, want is suspicion to fall on the crew, but it's happened twice before," Glynn said.


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well that's rule #1: do not read any fanfic that has an OC, especially if that OC is the mentioned in the summary.
their some rare occurrences that they're alright, but so very rare its better not to risk reading it. its fine if they're just background/side characters though.
well the big problem really though is that GT and PPGD fanfiction is still few, so far nothing good enough yet. which is again why I say to you guys we need some more people to write there.


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Bullies in Clerical Clothes
By Rev. Dr. Michael Tino
Our nation has recently been made to focus on the widespread problem of childhood bullying. Unfortunately, it took the suicides of several young men who were humiliated repeatedly because of their perceived sexual orientation, to make us realize the trauma that nearly all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth (and many who are not, but thought to be) experience on a daily basis. If, however, we seek to blame this problem on the mean kids on the playground, we are deluding ourselves; we are absolving each of us of our responsibility for and our complicity in the bullying epidemic. Bullies, you see, come in all shapes and sizes.
In the midst of heated political campaigns, some of those bullies take to the airwaves. Name calling, violent imagery and vicious lies are thrown back and forth without regard for who gets hurt in the process. Here in New York, we have more than our share of politicians who are nothing more than bullies seeking political office. Recently, gubernatorial candidate Carl Palladino used anti-gay rhetoric to seek the votes of Orthodox Jews in New York City. "I don't want [our children] brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid and successful option," Palladino said, to thunderous applause from his audience.
Outrage against his remarks was swift, widespread, and bipartisan. Palladino backtracked and apologized in haste, but the damage was done. People across New York had their own homophobia validated by a major-party candidate for the state's highest office. Bullies of all shapes and sizes were validated in their actions—overt and subtle—to marginalize, harass, intimidate and humiliate lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. Palladino's comments—even retracted—will undoubtedly embolden and enable countless people to be mean, unjust, and perhaps even violent towards those who they consider "less than."
The voters of New York will decide Palladino's fate, though. What we as liberal religious people should be outraged about is the ways in which bullies cloak their behavior in the mantle of religion. Carl Palladino was supported in his remarks by people of faith, who applauded his vitriol as evidence that their narrow-minded views were gaining traction in the public arena. Bullies in clerical clothing are the worst sort of all, for not only are they unapologetic in their discrimination but they claim the moral authority of God to back them up in perpetuating injustice.
Those of us who stand on the side of love must be unequivocal in our response to these bullies. We must forcefully say that they do not speak for us, for what we hold holy, or for our God. Our nation was founded on ideals that include religious freedom and toleration. Yet while all people have the right to believe what they want to, none of us has the right to oppress others because of those beliefs. In standing on the side of love, we must denounce those who perpetuate hatred in the name of religion, in whatever form their hate shows itself.
We must, with love, say that religious people who perpetuate violence against women (and other, more subtle, forms of sexism) are wrong. We must say that religious people who spread intolerance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are wrong. We must say that religion is no excuse for anti-Semitism, for anti-Muslim bigotry, for racism or for anti-immigrant sentiments. All of these things are simply wrong, whichever Scripture you revere, however it is that you pray, whatever name you use for the divine.
As religious people seeking to stand on the side of love, we must put forth a different possibility. It is possible to worship a God that loves every part of creation equally. A God that stands with the "least of these." A God that has an infinite capacity for forgiveness and compassion. A God that dislikes bullying in whatever form it takes, but most of all, in God's own name.
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I just wanted to say that this was a well-written, kind and equally passionate entry. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
Love this…thank you Rev Tino for this timely and sage advice. I agree – we should not let bullies use "religious" language to bully / oppress / embarass / harass / denounce others.
"Whatever God does, the first outburst is always compassion."
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Amen. I hope you are not targeted with a hate crime for your standing…the problem becomes those with deep loving insight becoming victims themselves of hate crimes. And of the Lesbains (?) that continue to go unheard because we won't reproduce and men keep making it important when males commit suicide…oh dear God we have so far to go….even in the (gay) communitee the men expect the lesbains to clean up the dishes when it's time to discuss issues…it sickens me how conditioned the human mind is and well… trapped. It has been my experience and I just keep spearheading other ways of seeing things…freedom is good.


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It has been boycotted, banned and bombed. But Al Jazeera's Arabic language service is most widely watched news channel in Middle East.
LONDON — New media, notably Facebook and Twitter, undoubtedly played a role in enabling the Tunisian uprising that swept an Arab autocrat from power. But this groundbreaking revolt had deeper roots — in the awakening of Arab public opinion that has been spurred by the creation of the first independent Arab mass media.
Al Jazeera, a 24-hour pan-Arab satellite news service, was created in 1996 by Sheikh Hamad, the Emir of Qatar, as part of a plan to put his tiny and exceedingly rich fiefdom on the map. It has been a brilliant success.
Arab dictators (other than Sheikh Hamad) hated it because it broke their stranglehold on freedom of information. And Western governments mistrusted it because it gave airtime to Al Qaeda and covered the Arab side of America's conflicts in the Middle East. It has been boycotted, banned and even bombed. But Al Jazeera's Arabic language service has become the most widely watched news channel in the Middle East, with a claimed audience of 40 to 50 million.
By comparison, Washington spends more than $100 million annually to air Al Hurra, a U.S. government-sponsored Arabic language satellite channel that few people bother to watch. Most Arab viewers also mistrust their own national broadcasters because they censor the news and promote the government line.
As a result, Al Jazeera has become a prime shaper of Arab public opinion. A recent poll showed that in the Palestinian territories of the West Bank and Gaza, it is watched by more than 50 percent of viewers. Palestine TV attracts 12 percent, and Al Arabiya (Al Jazeera's main rival, sponsored by Saudi Arabia) only 10 percent.
The Columbia Journalism Review said that Al Jazeera's coverage of any future peace deal with Israel would heavily influence whether a majority of Palestinians accept it.
It is that powerful.
Al Jazeera claims not to take sides, but it has a natural pro-Arab bias, just as most Western media have a Western bias. More importantly, it makes a point of airing various sides of an issue. It even maintains a news bureau in Israel. Its news, talk shows and discussion programs have raised the level of political sophistication of its Arab viewers and increased their reluctance to believe the pronouncements of their own governments. Traditional Arab rulers see it as subversive.
By helping to educate and reshape Arab public opinion, it changed the political landscape and created the mindset that encouraged the overthrow of Tunisian President Zein al-Abidine Ben Ali.
The spark that ignited the Tunisian revolt was the desperate act of a university graduate who set himself afire in a protest at his inability to find work. In this new media environment where such dramatic events become instant hits (an estimated 10 to 20 percent of Tunisians are on Facebook), it has already inspired similar protests in other North African countries.


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In all of these photos, I'm using the Canon 5D Mk II, 85mm f/1.8 and 580 EX II flash. There is scaffolding right above us, a wall on my right and empty street to my left. For this photo, I bounced the flash up at the ceiling: which illuminated it and turned it into a giant softbox. The problem with this method is that it created lots of shadows under her eyes, under her nose, and under her chin. In the process, the image really isn't all that flattering either. Some of the highlights are also blown out as you can see on her forehead.
For this photo the flash was bounced up and to the right: therefore aiming at the upper part of the wall on my right. The result still delivers some shadows on Kristen's face, but the image is much more flattering. For this image, you can imagine the equivalent of a giant softbox being placed up and to my right.
This time, I aimed the flash totally to the right. As you can see the image is very flattering. There is a harsh shadow under her chin though: this problem could've been solved with a reflector on my left.
For this image, it would be best to imagine a softbox being placed to my right.
So what would happen if I didn't use flash at all? Well I'd have to totally change my exposure settings and you'd end up with the shadows you see above. Notice the shadows under her eyes and chin. No one ever wants to see those.
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Daryl K (a few leggings often with long tops)
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Hussein Chalayan (black leggings with short dresses)
Belstaff (some leggings and pants - may or may not be latex)
Manish Arora (black leggings with just about everything)
Gardem (one outfit which uses latex or PVC leggings)
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Welcome to the first edition of the Cafe's weekly Double Dipper series, where we take a look at the top two-start pitchers each week that you may find on your league's waiver wire. Finding two-start pitchers who can contribute to your team can be quite important in weekly leagues and leagues with transaction limits as it allows you to rack up as many starts as possible in any given week. The more starts your pitchers make, the more opportunities they have to rack up wins and strikeouts, giving you an advantage over your opposition. Leaving yourself a roster spot to stream a two-start pitcher each week can give you a significant edge over your opposition, as long as you're careful in choosing who to pick up.
Below is a table with all the two-start pitchers for Week Two of the fantasy season. Obviously, many should be avoided in any leagues as to prevent your ERA and WHIP from ballooning up, but there are usually a couple guys floating around on the waiver wire who can benefit your team.
Pitcher | Start 1 | Start 2 | % Owned |
Doug Davis (ARI) | vs STL | @ SF | 1% |
Zach Duke (PIT) | vs HOU | vs ATL | 2% |
Dana Eveland (OAK) | vs BOS | @ TOR | 2% |
Jesse Litsch (TOR) | @ MIN | vs OAK | 15% |
Zach Miner (DET) | vs CHW | @ SEA | 0% |
Brian Moehler (HOU) | @ PIT | vs CIN | 1% |
Dustin Moseley (ANA) | @ SEA | @ MIN | 1% |
Glen Perkins (MIN) | vs TOR | vs LAA | 4% |
Ricky Romero (TOR) | @ MIN | vs OAK | 2% |
Carlos Silva (MIN) | vs TOR | vs LAA | 1% |
Walter Silva (SD) | @ NYM | @ PHI | 0% |
Chris Volstad (FLA) | @ ATL | @ WSH | 46% |
Todd Wellemeyer (STL) | @ ARI | vs CHC | 13% |
When determining which two-start pitchers are solid pick-ups, it's important to consider a few different factors. Most important is the potency of the offenses they will face that week. While a pitcher might be a solid start against a weak offense like the Mariners, you definitely want to stay away from him if he faces an offensive powerhouse like the Rangers. The next thing I like to look at is how each pitcher has fared recently and their historical stats against the teams they face. This can give you a general idea what to expect going forward. A few other factors to consider are: if teams struggle against left-handed or right-handed pitchers, how much run support the pitcher might receive, and how good the bullpen is behind your pitcher. A back-end starter from the Mets, for example, is probably more likely to get your team a win than a starter from Nationals, due to more run support and a better bullpen to hold the lead.
Now that we've gotten the process out of the way, let's take a look at my top two-start pitchers for Week Two:
Mixed League Pick
Jesse Litsch (TOR)
Litsch struggled a bit in his first start of the season against the Tigers, throwing six innings and giving up five runs on seven hits. On the plus side, he posted a solid 5:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio. In Week Two, he will be facing two solid but unspectacular offenses in the Twins and A's, who he has fared quite well against in the past. In four career starts against the Twins, Litsch is 3-0 with a 2.08 ERA and a 0.96 WHIP over 26 innings. In three career starts against the A's, Litsch is 1-1 with a 0.90 ERA and 1.15 WHIP over 20 innings. Obviously these samples aren't very big, but this prior success is still a good sign.
While Litsch does not strike many out (5.06 K/9 in 2008), his impeccable control allows him to be successful despite the low K rate. Pitching in front of an offense that scored 24 runs in the first four games of the season and with a solid pen behind him including Downs and Ryan to close out games, Litsch has a good chance at picking up a couple of wins to go along with a few strikeouts. If you're looking for someone to pad your pitching counting stats for next week, Litsch is your guy.
Second Option
Chris Volstad (FLA)
Volstad is a risky start against a Braves team that has shown they can hit so far this year. However, it may be worth it in order to give him a shot against the lowly Nationals.
Deep League Pick (Owned < 10%)
Dustin Moseley (LAA)
Moseley is a guy that I would not suggest spot-starting in most leagues. In deeper leagues, however, he's worth a look. Moseley was alright but unspectacular against the A's in his first start this season, going six innings and allowing three runs on nine hits and no walks. Of the few two-start guys who will be available in deeper leagues, Moseley is probably the best option for picking up a few strikeouts.
In his first start he'll be facing a pretty terrible line up in Seattle and against a pretty terrible pitcher in Carlos Silva. With an offense that knows how to score runs and one of the better bullpens in the game behind him, Moseley has more than a decent chance at picking up a win and racking up a few strikeouts. The game against Minnesota should provide a bit more of a challenge, however that offense isn't quite as potent without Joe Mauer hitting in the middle. It should be worth having Moseley in to face the Twins in order to get that start against the Mariners.
Second Option
Glen Perkins (MIN)
Perkins pitched a great game in his first start of the season, but he doesn't strike many out and will be facing a couple of tough offenses in the Blue Jays and Angels. With the chances of a win limited and how few Perkins strikes out, I'd avoid starting him unless completely necessary.
Along with my article, we're going to be including Perlick29's waiver wire pick for the last Sunday of each week. For those in head-to-head daily lineup change leagues, this will be a great resource in order to try to make up some ground on the final day of your match up. Here's Perlick29 with his pick for tomorrow, Sunday the 12th.
Scott Olsen (WAS) @ ATL (Jair Jurrjens)
On the waiver wire spot starters thread in the Who to Start/Bench forum, I mentioned wanting to go in-depth about a certain type of pitcher who can be successful. I believe that Scott Olsen is this type of pitcher. Let's take a look at two guys like him who have proved they can make a leap:
Cliff Lee: In 2005, it looked like Lee was ready to become a perennial All-Star. He went over 200 innings for the first time, he won 18 games, all his peripherals looked really good, and he was just entering his prime. So what in the world happened in 2006 and 2007? Quite honestly, I don't know. 2007 was more of an injury issue and maybe in 2006 the league just "caught on," but it wasn't the career path that had been projected for him. So in 2008, I wrote this about him:
"Lee needs to prove he can hang in the MLB. His last real good year was now long enough ago that no one will care if he bombs out this year. I'm not expecting a huge breakout, but I am expecting some surprisingly solid production from him."
OK, so I was wrong about the huge breakout, but the motivating factor was that his club was getting short on patience and he responded.
Scott Baker: Baker's time in the majors had been shorter, even though it felt like he had been up and down for years. As we saw last year, Minnesota never hurts for arms, as they have pitching prospects a plenty. Like Lee, Baker's motivation became clear. Here's what I wrote last year:
"Hello Old Faithful. This is Scott's make-or-break year, as there's too many good pitching prospects in the system; if he doesn't make it happen here, he'll get booted out of town."
But he made things happen in a big way and is 1A or 1B, depending on how you feel about Francisco Liriano.
So here we are Scott Olsen. A pitcher that showed a lot of promise in the minors and as a rookie, but due to a big lack of maturity he was unable to get his career to flourish. Well this is his make-or-break, but he's a lefty with a new team — HE CAN SUCCEED. Of course, he might also pitch like he did in his first start, in which case he'll be forgotten sooner rather than later. But I'm writing it off as Opening Day jitters and saying he'll bounce back against Atlanta.
Prediction: ND, 6IP, 6H, 2ER, 2BB, 4K
Others I like:
Anthony Reyes
Nick Blackburn
That's it for Week One. I hope you enjoyed a successful first week, and I look forward to doing this all season. So in the meantime and in-between time, I'm perlick29, bye now.
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"Ha Jin's The Crazed (2002) is one of a growing corpus of fictions by Chinese diaspora writers on the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre. The novel follows a graduate student in literature in the spring of 1989 who, in the wake of his advisor's stroke, is shaken out of his provincial life of study and propelled into the margins of national politics, ultimately becoming a witness to the tragedy in Beijing. Ha Jin, born in Liaoning in 1956, came to the United States as a graduate student in 1985 and decided to remain here after the Tiananmen Massacre. He now teaches at Boston University and is author of six novels, four short story collections, and three books of poetry."- Belinda Kong.
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Moses and Apple's mom (not to mention Coldplay frontman Chris Martin's wife), Gwyneth Paltrow, used a sublime lavender and white palette to decorate the bedroom shown above from the couple's home in the Hamptons, shared with us by Better Homes and Gardens.
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