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Jose Alvarez's "Basement People"
Juxtapoz // Friday, November 08, 2013
We are enjoying this eye-catching series of drawings by Spanish artist Jose Alvarez. Jose has attented various at schools in Spain and Italy and received a Bachelors from the School of Fine Arts Miguel Hernández, Elche
Watch This Robot Artist Draw Abstract Shapes
Juxtapoz // Friday, November 08, 2013
As we saw in our November 2013 issue, we'll continue see projects like this one, robots drawing. A bit beyond the palette and canvas this project is a fascinating way to incorporate robots into artwork. Artist Matthias Dörfelt, created a Roomba-like robot with a random algorithm, Dörfelt places it on a square of paper and lets the little guy go to town. Known as the Robo Faber, it is great to see a robot creating such great work. Watch the video after the jump.
"Still UP Yours on Main Street 2" @ UP Art Studio, Houston
Juxtapoz // Friday, November 08, 2013
UP Art Studio in Houston, Texas will be celebrating its 1-year anniversary with "Still Up Yours on Main Street 2," a street art group show. The show will showcase international graffiti, street art, and contemporary urban artists from Houston, TX; Chicago IL; Springfield IL; New York, NY; Bristol, England; London England; and Barcelona, Spain. More info after the jump...
"The Bitch's Sister @ The Newsstand
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
Tonight, Juxtapoz's very own, Austin McManus will be doing a one-night only event at one of our most favorite underground shops, The Newsstand. The event will include a re-release of the super limited zine "The Bitch's Sister," along with an installation and as the flyer says, "Free stuff." The Newsstand is a pop-up shop that features independent goods (predominately magazine and zines) and is located in the subway at the Lorimer station in Brooklyn.
Mary Iverson "Sunk" @ Davidson Galleries, Seattle
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
We have made no secret that we really enjoy the works of Mary Iverson, both for its environmental questions and overall aesthetic, and enjoyed traveling to Singapore with her earlier this year and participating in a lecture with her. Now, the Seattle-based artist will open up Sunk, a new body of work at Davidson Galleries in her hometown, a series that challenges both globalization and its consequences. As she explains, "the capitalist system wagers the needs of a growing population against the stress the environment can bear. My work raises questions about the ultimate destination for all of this growth."
Jeff Soto & Maxx242 "FIRE WITHIN" @ Bunsen Goetz, Nuremberg
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
Two-time Juxtapoz cover artist Jeff Soto and his longtime collaborator Maxx242's joint exhibit opens this Saturday, November 9 at Bunsen Goetz Gallerie in Nuremberg, Germany. "Maxx and I have spent most of our lives in Riverside, California, and are well-known artists in the community," explained Soto.
Preview: Todd James "Splash Damage" @ Cooper Cole, Toronto
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
Just in time for our December 2013 cover story to come out, Todd James has a new exhibition, Splash Damage, opening at Cooper Cole Gallery in Toronto this Friday, November 8. Expanded on both his pirate series, James has been working on some new styles of his playful girl paintings for his show north of the border.
Trash Bag Sculptures by Khalil Chishtee
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
Pakistani artist Khalil Chishtee uses trash bags to mold and sculp human figures. "We live in the age of plastic, and plastic bags are the most ordinary form of this material...Anything made out of bronze, wood, stone or painted on a canvas carries the appearance of being worth looking at, because of its history, but if one can change the impact of that history, one is an artist."
"Faking It," Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
While digital photography and image-editing software have brought about an increased awareness of the degree to which camera images can be manipulated, the practice of doctoring photographs has existed since the medium was invented.
Shen Yuan's Watercolors
Juxtapoz // Thursday, November 07, 2013
Paris-based Chinese artist Shen Yuan primarily works in installation but this morning we are especially enjoying this small series of watercolors she did. Speaking about her objective as an artist, Yuan says, "I am trying to show language which lives in the material, the objects, I change something dead into something living, something useless into something useful."


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Bill 18 is perfect example of bad law
Like virtually 100 per cent of Manitobans, I despise bullying. Ironically, if you asked a bully whether he or she considered it an acceptable practice, they would say "no." Despite a general abhorrence of the practice, there is no doubt it will take place. Children, like adults, can be mean.
There are many ways of being mean besides bullying. Although society has tried throughout the years to encourage people to be good and to respect one another, we have never met with ultimate success. Just because we cannot finish the job doesn't mean we should stop trying. Any efforts to decrease bullying and other forms of human disrespect for others should ordinarily be supported.
I was away from Manitoba when the so-called anti-bullying legislation was introduced. By the time I returned, a storm of controversy had arisen.
Why should there be controversy about a statute the purpose of which is to reduce a despicable practice? Although a good deal of the objections are based on religious grounds, I believe there are more significant objections that make the legislation ineffective and possibly counterproductive.
Bill 18 is an attempt by the legislature to impose morality and particular beliefs, an endeavour that has no place in a law-making body. To the extent that the bullying involves physical maltreatment or threats and intimidation, such conduct is already prohibited by the Criminal Code.
To the extent that the legislation attempts to impose morality, experience shows it will be futile and to some extent counterproductive, in that it will provide a false sense of security and lessen the need to create a climatic and attitudinal change in society generally.
Ever since I can remember, there has been in the schools and elsewhere a negative attitude to bullying. I do not believe that in our school system, the teachers have been indifferent to bullying. If the authorities became aware of bullies, they would be chastised and disciplined. Unless the bullies stop wanting to do it, the legislation will have no effect and would simply challenge them to find a way of doing it without getting caught. If legislation of this kind were effective, we could simplify the process. We could simply pass a statute with two sections.
Section 1 would read: "You must love your neighbour as yourself." Section 2 would require: "You must not do unto others that which you would not have others do unto you."
As we all know, an ordinance to these effects was passed at least 2,500 years ago, but human inhumanity has not been much affected.
I suspect the government has in mind a specific group whom the legislation is intended to protect. The bill specifically mentions gays and lesbians, which must refer to male and female homosexuals.
The bill requires the schools to create a school environment that accommodates gay-straight alliance clubs. I know of no existing impediment to students forming gay-straight alliance clubs or forming gay clubs or forming straight clubs or forming any other non-criminal clubs.
When I was at school, I belonged to several clubs and was aware of numerous clubs that existed. They were not prohibited or encouraged by the school and were the normal outgrowth of a free society.
To require the school division to direct its attention to a particular club orientation is to put such a club in a special and favoured position, something the school should not be involved with.
There is nothing to prevent a group of students from now organizing a gay-straight alliance. If a school attempted to prohibit such a club, such action could easily be corrected by administrative action of the Department of Education.
Bill 18 is a perfect example of the principal legislative rule: Do not legislate unless it is necessary to do so.
Steps to reduce bullying could be taken by policy decisions of the Department of Education. Most of what is in the bill can be done administratively. The part that cannot be done administratively is better left undone.
Sidney Green is a Winnipeg lawyer and former NDP cabinet minister.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition March 26, 2013 A7
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Colorado State Head Coach Larry Eustachy
(opening statement)
"Our thing is to stay on an even keel, which is to not get too high or too low. I thought our guys, after Saturday's game, were challenged very hard in the locker room about if we want to do what we want to do, we need to win those games. Air Force was just a bad call away from beating UNLV the other day also, so you have to put those behind you and go to the next one. I thought after we gave up three easy baskets early on, we really buckled down and played as well as we have played to date. I've told our team that on a given night, this team can beat any team I've ever had. I've had some great teams, but that is how much I believe in this team. I liked the way we bounced back and I loved our attitude. We are not afraid of anybody and we don't back down from anybody."
(on Colton Iverson)
"You don't really realize how big, and strong and powerful he is. There is not four other guys in the country that have his skill level and his size and his strength. He is able to have three guys on him and pass out of it, which is impressive. I think all of our guys are just different players from eight weeks ago. All of our guys are getting better."
(on defensive effort)
"That (Air Force) is hard to guard. That's what is called a Princeton offense. They work on it a lot, and I thought we put a lot of pressure on the ball which forced some erratic play. They had only 19 turnovers in five games. I've never seen a team that didn't have a single player with more turnovers than assists, so for us to force 19 turnovers tells you that we played the game plan right and got right up in to them. We kept the guys that didn't have the ball in front of us and eliminate those back cuts. I thought it was an 'A' overall."
(on team meeting his challenges)
"That's everything. We have gotten tougher, but we can get even tougher. The problem with the whole game plan is that this year's team is better than last year's team, but there isn't a team in our league that can't say the same thing. That is the problem. This is a very difficult league, and the problem with the situation is that we are better but UNLV is more talented than they were last year, San Diego State is better than last year, New Mexico is better than last year, and there is Boise State and Wyoming. We've got toughness, and we have gotten better at it, but we need to to have a chance."
(on ball movement)
"It was terrific. We spent a lot of time on that after the San Diego State game. We worked hard on spreading the court and making longer cuts. This team is unselfish and they will do whatever you ask them to do. I thought Wes (Eikmeier) was special tonight. It was almost like an old-school Kobe Bryant game where he focused on getting his teammates involved first and then took over when challenged in the second half."
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Wes Eikmeier
(On setting the school-record for consecutive home wins)
"I don't think it really crossed our minds at the moment but that is something we will be proud of down the road. When you're going through the season, Coach [Larry Eustachy] kind of reminds us as seniors and older guys that it's hard to capture the moment a lot of times but as you get older those are the types of things you will cherish."
(On the team's performance tonight)
"Coach [Larry Eustachy] always tells us that's what really good teams do. They don't get too high and don't get too low and don't – they call it scoreboard watching and don't let that affect the way you play. Keep doing the things that you do; that's what good teams do. They play one way and they stay at it for long periods of time."
Pierce Hornung
(On the win being a complete team victory)
"That is our team. We have a lot of good players from top to bottom. You saw those young guys come in and make an impact right away when they got in. That is what you want from a team; you want depth and you want everyone contributing and we did a good job of that tonight."
(On the increased ball movement)
"We definitely made that a point of emphasis to move without the ball, hard cuts and that is definitely something we worked on the past week."
Colton Iverson
(On the team's performance)
"It was a good win but we definitely could have done things better. We started off the game giving up three lay-ups I think. I thought we bounced back and played a pretty complete game. We played a long period of time without too many mistakes and that was key."
(On the team's potential)
"We know we have a high ceiling. We set our expectations high and today was a good win but you can't get too high and you can't get too low and we have a tough game coming up this weekend."
Air Force Head Coach Dave Pilipovich
(on Colorado State after Air Force took an early 6-5 lead)
"They just played a lot more physical after that and we weren't able to get to the basket. Coach (Eustachy) probably told them enough is enough. They're very physical, they're very strong, they play extremely hard, they're very well coached. They came at us, they punched us, they punched us, they punched us.
(on CSU's Colton Iverson)
"He did a great job. He is so big. So even when we doubled him we are not his size. He was able to throw out of the double team."
(on Wednesday's performance)
"We weren't very good. I'll take the blame for that. We have to be better. We know we are going to play more physical teams, bigger teams. Teams are going to be stronger defensively and we have to play through that. We did Saturday and maybe that wore us down. Not to make any excuses because Colorado State was very good tonight.
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Jim Farley, Ford's CMO, created quite a stir this week at an auto industry confab in northern Michigan when he told reporters that he had called his counterpart at General Motors, Joel Ewanick, to apologize.
For what, pray tell? For making a few choice remarks about a rival — specifically, General Motors.
"F**k GM," Farley was quoted as saying in a new book on the industry, Once Upon a Car, by New York Times reporter Bill Vlasic. "I hate them and their company and what they stand for. And hate the way they're succeeding."
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On October 23, 2013, Cole and American Realty jointly announced the signing of a definitive merger agreement under which American Realty will acquire Cole in a transaction pursuant to which shareholders will choose whether to receive 1.0929 shares of American Realty stock or $13.82 in cash per share. The transaction is expected to close in the first half of 2014.
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While the American public continues to look kindly on Sen. Joe Lieberman — with his religious observance either a non-issue or looked upon favorably by Christians — Jews on the right and left continue to make him a target of their religious and/or political agendas.
Are these negative stories on Lieberman fair game, or efforts to embarrass him? And why are they coming primarily from Jewish media?
Last week, The Jerusalem Post published a story based on a conversation the Democratic vice presidential candidate had with popular radio personality Don Imus on his "Imus In The Morning" program Sept. 17. After acknowledging that he "skips" the prayer thanking God for not making him a woman, Lieberman responded to a question about interreligious and interracial dating and marriage
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He went on to say that Jews, like other ethnic groups, "marry within to keep the faith going."
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Benjamin Jolkovsky, who broke the story on his conservative Internet magazine Jewish World Review and then gave it to the Jerusalem Post, says that as an observant Jew himself who looked up to Lieberman as a role model, he was "hurt and disappointed" by the senator's remarks.
The story was picked up by Internet reporter Matt Drudge, whose politics are clearly on the right, and was made a lead item on his Drudge Report, with the headline from the Jerusalem Post, "Lieberman: Intermarriage Is Kosher."
Jolkovsky said his intention was not to embarrass Lieberman but to point out his political "backtracking" since becoming a national candidate. "I agonized over chilul Hashem" [or, bringing embarrassment to Judaism] in making the Lieberman comments public, he said, but decided to go ahead, particularly because he felt the senator has backed down from a number of positions — including vouchers, late-term abortions and moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem — since joining the Democratic ticket.
"What can I say as an observant Jew when a person who could be a kiddush Hashem [or, blessing to Judaism] has sold out? If you have a belief system, defend it."
He added that Lieberman "probably feels the ends justifies the means," that his election "will be good for the Jews. But what he doesn't understand is that when you wrap yourself in a tallis, people watch your every move."
Similarly, Rabbi Avi Shafran, spokesman for the Agudath Israel of America, an Orthodox organization, noted that Lieberman's lack of understanding of certain Jewish laws or practices does not give him "license to reject" them. He said his concern is not Lieberman's level of observance but that he is speaking "in effect, on behalf of Judaism" and mischaracterizing certain precepts.
On the other side of the religious spectrum, Zev Chafets, a journalist perceived as highly critical of Orthodoxy, takes Lieberman to task in his current Jerusalem Report column for recently praising Shaare Zedek, an Orthodox hospital in Jerusalem that does not perform in-vitro fertilization on intermarried couples. Chafets describes the policy as "religious bigotry" and says that Lieberman, whose wife, Hadassah, was a paid consultant for the hospital until this summer, should have known Shaare Zedek's "dirty little secret" and not associated himself with the institution.
Chafets, who has moved from Israel to New York and will be writing a column twice a week for the Daily News here, says he has no political agenda. "But I certainly have an agenda — I'm opposed to hospitals that don't treat mixed couples," he said.
In the past Chafets has written openly about being married to a "shiksa" — his term — and his displeasure that such marriages cannot be performed legally in Israel. And he first wrote critically of Shaare Zedek's policy more than two years ago.
Asked if he would be upset if his article hurt Lieberman's chances in the November election, Chafets, who said he was leaning toward Gore, added, "nothing that ever happens to a politician troubles me, but I would be happy if Shaare Zedek dropped its policy, and if American Jews paid more attention to which institutions they support in Israel."
Jack Bendheim, co-chair of the international board of directors of Shaare Zedek, noted that the hospital's dilemma is a microcosm of the conflict the State of Israel faces — balancing modernity and Jewish tradition — and pointed out that as the only Orthodox hospital, it has a mandate to satisfy its clientele. "We're serving a population," he said, "and tolerance doesn't only mean to be tolerant of people on your left, it also means being tolerant of those on your right."
These stories critical of Lieberman — a combination of "Gotcha Journalism" and the new strain of "Tzitzit Check" reporting — come on the heels of a report last month, carried by Matt Drudge, that Lieberman was seen drinking water on Tisha b'Av while campaigning on the fast day, implying that he was not truly observant.
Dennis Prager, the Los Angeles-based host of a national radio talk show, told The Jewish Week that Lieberman's religiosity "is a complete non-issue" to callers, "except for Jews who are upset with him."
Chafets says it is only normal for the mainstream press to shy away from what they see as intra-Jewish squabbling, in part because "they don't want to be labeled anti-Semitic." And while some Jewish Democrats admit to embarrassment over some of Lieberman's recent pronouncements, including comparing President Clinton to Moses, they prefer to ignore them publicly.
One local Democratic official, who stresses that he is strong advocate of the Gore-Lieberman ticket, says the Lieberman comment about intermarriage is particularly troubling because "every Jewish organization is working to stem the tide," and the candidate was not saying that he believes intermarriage is all right, but that Judaism does.
On Tuesday, a close Lieberman aide said the senator's intermarriage comment was "a mistake," according to Barry Freundel, Lieberman's rabbi in Washington, underscoring the Democratic official's observation: "Politicians shouldn't discuss theology, and especially not on Imus."
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AUSTIN, Texas -- There was no way
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was going to be a well-kept secret for long.
Especially not after the statistics the Newton (Texas) athlete put up in 2012. His monster junior season has yielded an impressive number of offers this spring. The whole thing is becoming a bit more than he could have imagined.
Class of 2014 athlete Kevin Shorter is being pursued hardest by Texas A&M.
"This spring is getting crazy," Shorter said. "I've got, like, 25 offers now."
Texas was one of the latest to join that list. The 6-foot, 188-pound running back made his way down to Austin last weekend for the state track meet and made sure to meet with the Longhorns coaching staff several times while in town.
Though he was under the impression he already had an offer going into the visit, Shorter said there was no confusion when he chatted with running backs coach Larry Porter.
"Coach Porter broke it down for me. They have offered. For sure," Shorter said. "I've been telling people, but they don't believe me. I've got an offer and it feels great."
With only three scholarship running backs on the 2013 roster and one prospect – four-star
Donald Catalon
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That was certainly emphasized during Shorter's chats with the coaching staff. They need backs, and they like him.
"They're trying to get three in this class," he said. "Their scheme is really good for me. The backs they have can't get out and run routes the way I can."
That's not all Shorter can do. As a junior, he rushed for more than 1,800 yards and 31 touchdowns on a whopping 12 yards per carry, caught 15 passes for 315 yards and four more scores and also picked off three passes to go with 58 tackles as a safety.
The versatility doesn't stop there. While in Austin, Shorter won silver in the Class 2A long jump at state with a leap of 22 feet, 11 3/4 inches.
Now he's getting back to focusing on his recruitment, and there might not be another East Texas standout with more offers than Shorter. That's giving him a lot to think about.
Shorter stopped by to meet with Texas' staff before the meet began and was wowed by the tour of the Longhorns' facilities.
"They showed me around on Thursday and showed me the weight room, locker room, all that stuff," Shorter said. "I've only visited A&M, LSU and Baylor so far. Texas' stuff is better. Everything is new. The whole thing impressed me."
What sets Shorter apart from the six other uncommitted backs Texas has offered? It could be his knack for being a difference-maker in the passing game.
"Coach Porter said I fit good," Shorter said. "He was mainly talking about how I can get out at receiver and run routes."
Texas A&M might be recruiting Shorter the hardest of the schools on his long list, and he hears from the Aggies on a daily basis.
LSU, A&M and Texas all appear to be near the top of his list. Though there was a time when Shorter had the Tigers on top, he's starting to think he might stay in-state now.
Will this come down to Texas vs. Texas A&M?
"Probably so," Shorter said. "I'll probably narrow it down during the summer. I'll do some official visits before deciding."
Shorter will be back in Austin in June for the Longhorns' summer camp and said he also hopes to visit Arkansas this summer.


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Learning How to Ride the Wind: The Disappointments and Potential of Wind Power in China by Joanna Lewis
Weaving a Green Web: The Internet and Environmental Activism in China by Guobin Yang
Water Dispute in the Yellow River Basin: Challenges to a Centralized System by Wang Yahua
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Before his death, the auction prices for Larry Rivers' work from the last 30 years had sunk to the day-sale Mendoza line of $1,000.
There were few takers, for example, for Rivers' Andrew Wyeth-like paintings of the history of slavery (from ca. 1998), in spite of their appeal to political correctness and the surprising sureness of line in Rivers' drawing.
Can anyone doubt that these pieces will immediately seek a higher market?
Outre museums such as the Hirshhorn and the Whitney saw their prospects increase due to their major holdings in Rivers' work.
The Whitney was quick to publish a paid obituary in the New York Times, and the Hirshhorn, of course, mounted a comprehensive survey of Rivers' work a decade ago, when Larry's critical reputation reached its lowest ebb. That exhibition especially highlighted Rivers' iconic, if then faded and shopworn, images of Washington crossing the Delaware, the Dutch Masters, the Soviet Politburo and his assemblages of Camel cigarettes.
It's guaranteed that all of this stuff and what else is available (and Rivers was adept, like R.B. Kitaj the ex-pat Rivers, at providing prints, drawings, etc., of his favorite subjects ad nauseum) will soar at auction.
By putting Larry's obit prominently on page one, a place where it would never eulogize, say James Rosenquist or Marisol, the Times keenly underlined its unerring sense of future, putative commodification.
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by kiwilog School's barely gotten started, and I'm talking about Halloween? Well, yes. But not because I want you to run out this weekend to start stocking up on costumes, face paint, decorations, and the like. In fact, it's because I want you to do the opposite. I'm talking about National Costume Swap Day , a country-wide event encouraging local kids and families to trade Halloween get-ups instead of buying new ones to reduce waste. An effort we're promoting with our friends at Green Halloween , National Costume Swap Day takes place on Saturday, October 9th. Parents in Illinois, New Jersey, Florida, and Oregon (to name a few) have already started events in their communitiesbut to make a real eco-impact, we need your help! Find a National Costume Swap event near you, or learn how to organize, promote, and run your own at greenhalloween.org/costumeswap . -Marygrace, KIWI staff writer |
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"The world is in need of less religion and more common sense"
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"Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom."
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"Common sense is the best distributed thing in the world, for everyone thinks he is so well-endowed with it that even those who are hardest to satisfy in all other matters are not in the habit of desiring more of it than they already have"
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"I believe in common sense. I don't believe in the confusion this world has created. Religion has turned this world into a war zone. A life of spirituality and love is whats makes me happy and successful. If you simplify your life to the main topics (Love, health, procreation, happiness, kindness, self respect) you will reach soo much further"
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Fantasy Baseball – Ryan Madson Is The Latest Victim Needing Tommy John Surgery
There's a reason I keep saying that you never go for a closer in the draft. They don't pitch enough innings and they don't provide much value. Their performances are too unpredictable to rely on, as most closers in the non-Rivera category tend to be replaced by July.
For your sake, I hope you didn't draft Joakim Soria or Ryan Madson, as they're both going to need Tommy John surgery. Soria we already knew about, but as John Fay recently tweeted Madson will require Tommy John surgery as well. This is a huge blow to the Cincinnati Reds staff, as Madson is only guaranteed for a one year deal. Madson has a mutual option for 2013, but given that he'll be coming off TJ surgery it's unlikely the Reds will agree to accept the $11 million option. It's much more likely they'll have to buy him out for $2.5 million. He was thought to be a bargain this offseason, but now he's out for the year.
Soria's injury is extremely bad timing for the Kansas City Royals. The Royals had club options for Soria, but his injury might force them to decline them as it's unlikely he'd be back until the middle of next season. While they weren't expected to contend, the Royals needed a strong year from Soria so they could trade him to a contender or so that they could feel confident about using him after a poor 2011.
These are some fairly damaging injuries to your fantasy teams, so it's important to take a look at some replacements:
Sean Marshall, Cincinnati Reds – Marshall was traded to the Reds in the offseason, and that move looks a lot better after hearing the news about Madson. Marshall has been one of the most effective relievers in the game over the past two years, putting up a 2.45 ERA (2.05 FIP) along with a strikeout rate over 10 and a groundball rate nearing 55%.
While he doesn't have "closer" experience,Marshall is instantly one of the best options at closer. He strikes out a ton of hitters, keep his ERA down, and now he's on pace to close for a contending team. If you haven't already grabbed up Marshall, do it quickly. You won't find a better bargain this late in fantasy baseball.
Jon Broxton, Kansas City – The Royals wisely added Broxton in the offseason, and it looks like he'll be given a shot at the closer role. He's struggled for the past few years, but if he's used properly he could be a fantastic addition to the Royals pen.
2009 was his best season, as Broxton saved 36 games with a 2.61 ERA, striking out 114 batters in 76 innings. If he can come anything close to performing like that, he'll be a steal.
Greg Holland, Kansas City – Broxton is the safer bet for the Royals closing gig, but keep an eye out for Holland. He's been positively filthy since he joined the Royals, striking out 11.10 K/9 while keeping his ERA under 3. With Soria out of the way, he's clearly the closer of the future. If Broxton struggles, look forHolland to take over.
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What will they think of next? (January '09 edition)
Considering that this week we began hitting historic notes — ringing in a new year and leaving the year that marked the 75th anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition in the U.S. — I thought it appropriate to serve up for this month's recipes some cocktails with historic pedigrees. Among them are the "Ward 8″ […]
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Strawberry vodka a Hudson Valley specialty
One of my drink-related pasttimes is infusing my own vodkas — making "salad vodka" by using cucumbers, basil and thyme; pineapple vodka for a summer dessert drink, and so forth. So, when I come across infusion ideas that do not rely on chemicals, I like to spread the word. The word, or words, in this […]
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What will they think of next? (December edition)
Think globally, drink locally. For this month's collection of recommended cocktails I've perused a lot of different sources. The offerings I've culled from that research should help you spice up the usual array of drinks served at holiday season get-togethers. Just click here. Go to Dowd's Spirits Notebook.
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A wild turkey of a different feather
William M. Dowd photo I live on a hilltop overlooking the Hudson River, a pastoral place that once was inhabited only by deer, foxes, rabbits, birds … and really big birds, in the form of wild turkeys. A few years ago, a new neighbor moved in down the street, relocating after a lifetime of New […]
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Recreating Bond's cocktail with some twists
"Three measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it's ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon peel. Got it?" Ah, the Vesper, made in "a deep champagne goblet" at the instruction of James Bond. The fictional spy's beverage preferences always pop up when […]
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As we head into the holiday portion of the year, our thoughts turn to hearty cocktails — if we're smart. I've perused a variety of recipes from numerous sources to select this trio of treats for my monthly collection of drinks for you to try at home, or in your bar. The trio consists of […]
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'Gold-obsessed' Aliens using Earth as 'battlefield'
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Johannesburg, Nov 26 (ANI): The Earth has become the battleground for extra-terrestrials to further their own political agenda for the future of the planet, a researcher has claimed.In South Africa's first UFO science and consciousness conference held recently in Johannesburg, the organiser said that the royal political bloodline was a small group of families whose origins could be traced to the first of mankind and who were inevitably in contact with the aliens."There's a battle for Earth by some interesting dark forces," News24 quoted Michael Tellinger, the organiser as saying."All the governments in the world are puppets and instruments to implement the will of a small group of individuals. The royal political bloodline goes back thousand of years," he said.According to Tellinger, the South African government was one of the most important puppets of these extra-terrestrials because the country was rich in gold and diamonds."We are at the heart of this global control because of our mineral resources," he said.On the first day of the conference, all the speakers agreed that like humans who had the potential to be both good and bad, so too was the population of galactical beings.Extra-terrestrials were also not dissimilar to politicians, who pushed their own agenda for material gain."They came to Earth looking for gold. We are all still obsessed with gold," he said.The research, according to Tellinger, showed that the extra-terrestrial "Annunaki" came to Earth around 300,000 years ago to look for gold, and that they were also responsible for cloning their own genetic structures and creating mankind. (ANI)
Methane-based, oxygen-free aliens may exist on Saturn's moon Titan
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Washington, Mar. 01 (ANI): Researchers have revealed that Saturn's moon, Titan, could host methane-based and oxygen-free life form.
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Washington, Feb. 28 (ANI): NASA's curiosity rover has confirmed the existence of methane on the Mars' atmosphere which may hint that life existed on the Red planet.
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NASA administrator pays tribute to 'Star Trek' actor Leonard Nimoy
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Washington, Feb. 28 (ANI): NASA administrator, Charles Bolden, paid a touching tribute to 'Star Trek' actor Leonard Nimoy, who recently died after suffering lung disease.
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Mild environment observed around supermassive black hole protects organic chemicals at centre
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Tokyo, Feb. 27 (ANI): Researchers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have found regions where certain organic molecules somehow endure the intense radiation near the supermassive black hole at the center of spiral galaxy M77, also known as NGC 1068.
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Re: What interest rate should I expect with half down and 619 FICO
If you have a credit union I would go with them and like stated above get a check from them then go to the dealer with your check and work your magic. I think you can get pretty close to paying for a car in that range only haveing to finance a couple thousand if you know what your doing. Good Luck!
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