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I don't know about where y'all live but it has been cold here this winter. Time for some crock pot pork stew! You can throw all of the ingredients for this one in the slow cooker in the morning and have a wonderful supper hot and ready to eat. It is a really easy recipe which is my favorite kind y'all.
Basketball Pancakes
I came up with an amazing quick and easy breakfast idea for my son and thought I would snap a few pictures to share it with y'all. These are perfect for March Madness, basketball season, or any time of the year for your little sports lover. Plus with Nutella on the top of these, they are delicious as well as adorable!
Cat in the Hat Plate and Cookies
I am joining in with a few blog friend today for a fun Dr. Seuss inspired celebration. You can check out how to make this Cat in the Hat plate and cookies first. Then scroll down to the bottom of this post to see tons of Seuss inspiration for Read Across America day or any day of the year. Hold onto your red and white striped hats y'all!
How to Cook in the Dishwasher
Today I am going to show you how to cook in the dishwasher. Some of you may have clicked over because you thought that title was surely a typo. But y'all it is not! You can actually cook in your dishwasher cycle right along with your dishes. Who is thinking that is disgusting? Trust me here….there is a SAFE way to do this and get some delicious food in the process. Follow along as I show you how!
Chocolate Strawberry Cupid Cupcakes
Serve up these chocolate strawberry cupid cupcakes to your sweetheart this Valentine's Day. The fabulous Mary Beth with Cupcakes and Crinoline is back this month with an amazing recipe that you don't want to miss. Read on below and give this recipe a try for Valentine's Day or any day of the year!
Cupcakes are one of my favorite sweets to bake. You can add so many ingredients to cupcakes and decorate them for every occasion you can imagine. Today, I wanted to share some cupcakes with you just for Valentine's Day. These are Chocolate Strawberry Cupid Cupcakes. Chocolate and strawberries seem to go hand and hand especially when it comes to celebrating so I've combined them for you today to share with your sweetheart and your sweeties.
Artichoke Queso Dip Recipe #quesoforall
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of RO*TEL & VELVEETA for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.
I have an amazing artichoke queso dip recipe for you today. The addition of artichokes to the cheesy goodness of Ro*Tel and Velveeta just makes something amazing even better. You can see how I made my version of queso below then feel free to create your own version by adding delicious mix-ins to make the queso of your dreams. Make this crowd pleasing dish for a tail gate or Super Bowl party…or just because you want to give this combination a try! Click here to read more about the original recipe and mix in options at Queso For All.
Dr. Seuss Pancake Stacks
There are a few holidays where my Dr. Seuss pancake stacks will be perfect. Serve them up for Dr. Seuss' birthday or for International Pancake Tuesday. Don't have a holiday? No problem! Your kids will love these pancake stacks any morning as they are a fun treat and oh so good! This post is a part of Craft Lightning this week where we are posting quick 15 minute Seuss inspired crafts. If you have missed any of the fun, be sure to check out the crafts from day 1. Looking for more Nutella® recipes?? Be sure to visit nutellausa.tumblr.com for recipe ideas and more!
Strawberry Yogurt Pancakes
I had a chance to try an extra creamy Australian style yogurt. So I whipped up these strawberry yogurt pancakes that you are going to love. There is yogurt in the pancakes as well as on top of them. Plus they are delicious. Your entire family will love mixing up their morning routine with this pancake recipe and Yulu yogurt.
Slow Cooker Teriyaki Pork Roast Recipe
We have an amazing new contributor around here. Mary Beth is kicking things off with her slow cooker teriyahki pork roast! YUM! You can find more great recipes plus so much more over at her blog Cupcakes and Crinoline.
Using a slow cooker for meal preparation is always a good idea. I love the convenience it offers plus the fact that you can make just about anything in a slow cooker. Pork loin roasts are an easy meat to cook and can be served in so many different ways but today I wanted to share one of my family's favorite ways to have it ~ Teriyaki style.
White Chicken Chili Recipe
Do you need something to warm you up? My white chicken chili recipe is just the thing! I have been making this recipe for years and it is a huge hit around our house. I thought I would share it with y'all today in anticipation of long cold winter days ahead.


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Going East on Highway 403, exit onto Wayne Gretzky Parkway Exit 38. Turn right at light. Going West on Highway 403, exit onto Wayne Gretzky Parkway Exit 38. Turn left at light. Follow Wayne Gretzky Parkway then turn right onto Colborne Street. The hotel is on your right hand side.
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"Educational But Enjoyable"
Loved the book! Learned more about the Revolutionary War and Valley Forge than I did in school those many long years ago. It's "History" with flesh and the authors are very good storytellers. It kept me interested from start to finish. Highly recommended to anyone. Only negative is the reading of the women's parts by Callista Gingrich. I had the feeling she was just reading lines and put no real emotion into the reading. But overall - just loved it!


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Top Story — A group of top Colombian military generals on Thursday met with negotiators from the rebel FARC for the first time, which officials are heralding as the latest sign of progress in ongoing peace talks in Havana, Cuba. Five army generals and one admiral sat down with FARC members on Thursday in Havana. Talks will reportedly continue through Saturday. An official told Reuters the meeting was "historic," an apparent nod to the bitterness that has colored the relationship […]
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Top Story — A group of top Colombian military generals on Thursday met with negotiators from the rebel FARC for the first time, which officials are heralding as the latest sign of progress in ongoing peace talks in Havana, Cuba. Five army generals and one admiral sat down with FARC members on Thursday in Havana. Talks will reportedly continue through Saturday. An official told Reuters the meeting was "historic," an apparent nod to the bitterness that has colored the relationship […]
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TOP STORY — Mexican authorities on Wednesday arrested the alleged leader of the notorious Zetas drug cartel — the latest high-profile criminal to be targeted by the government's "kingpin" strategy. Omar Treviño Morales — alias "Z-42″ — was arrested shortly after 3:00 a.m. by police and military troops in a wealthy area of the northern city of Monterrey. Another top Zetas member, who reportedly handled the group's finances, was also captured in a simultaneous raid. The arrests early on Wednesday […]
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Top Story — Brazilian Attorney General Rodrigo Janot has asked the country's Supreme Court to launch an investigation into 54 politicians implicated in the multibillion-dollar corruption case involving the ruling Workers' Party and the partly state-run oil firm Petrobras. The attorney general's request marks the first step in bringing charges against the politicians. Brazilian law dictates that any investigations into federal lawmakers, as well as members of the executive branch, must be approved first by the Supreme Court. The names […]
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Venezuela Orders U.S. to Slash Number of Diplomats
The Venezuelan government has given the United States two weeks to cut the number of U.S. diplomats in the country from 100 to 17, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez announced on Monday. The order follows a speech by President Nicolás Maduro's on Saturday, in which he declared that several U.S. politicians — including former President George W. Bush and former Vice President Dick Cheney — are banned from entering Venezuela, and that U.S. tourists would henceforth have to apply for […]
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Former Peruvian Minister Charged With the Killing of a Journalist in 1988
Top Story — A former minister on track to run for president in Peru has been charged with the murder of a journalist 26 years ago during the country's internal conflict, according to prosecutor Luis Landa. Daniel Urresti, a retired general, has been charged with the murder of Hugo Bustios, a correspondent based on the town of Huanta — at the time a major conflict zone in a dirty war between the government and leftist Shining Path rebels. Bustios was […]
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The Fight for Mexico City's Future
MEXICO CITY — Around the corner from two taco stands and a small cantina, in an otherwise nondescript section of Mexico City's Doctores neighborhood, there is an unmarked storefront known as the "Prepa Popular Tacuba." On its outside, two large stencils frame the doorway. One depicts the Virgin of Guadalupe, melancholy, clinging to an AK-47. The other is of Emiliano Zapata, leader of Mexico's biggest peasant revolution, scowling, looking outward. A poster below him carries the faces of Mexico's missing […]
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José Mujica: The "World's Poorest President" Set to Safeguard His Legacy of Change Declan McGarvey. Latin America News Dispatch. March 1, 2015. As Uruguayan President José Mujica steps down today at the expiration of his term, Uruguay is a different place than it was five years ago. Buenos Aires-based foreign correspondent Declan McGarvey explores Mujica's outsized legacy in this latest piece for Latin America News Dispatch. How an Undocumented Immigrant From Mexico Became a Star at Goldman Sachs Max Abelson. […]
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COLONIA DEL SACRAMENTO, Uruguay — Colonia del Sacramento underwent turbulent change in its early history. A strategic port founded by conquistadors at the mouth of the world's widest river, the Rio de la Plata, Colonia was for long the key to unlocking the vast riches of the South American interior. A prized, fortified settlement, it was so coveted Spain and Portugal crossed swords over it seven times between 1680 and 1778. Colonia is quieter these days, a sleepy riverside town […]
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Case Against President Cristina Fernández Dismissed
Top Story — A federal judge in Argentina has dismissed a criminal complaint against President Cristina Fernández that has captivated the country since the prosecutor working on the case, Alberto Nisman, was found dead in his apartment in January, just hours before he was to testify against Fernández. Ruling that Nisman's case was not sufficient to warrant a criminal investigation of Fernández, Judge Daniel Rafecas said that there was "not even circumstantial evidence" against the president. Nisman, whose case was […]
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Truckers' Protest Snags Brazil Highways, Economy
Truck drivers in Brazil continued blocking roads across much of the country on Wednesday, and the government offer aimed at halting the protests did not immediately receive a reply, Reuters reported. Drivers in at least 10 states are protesting a tax on diesel fuel put in place by the government of President Dilma Rousseff, amid a larger effort to close a wide budget deficit. The widespread blockades, which have resulted in shortages of food and fuel and hampered Brazil's exports, […]
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Reva Wolf teaches and writes about art of the eighteenth century to the present. She is the author of two books: Goya and the Satirical Print and Andy Warhol, Poetry, and Gossip in the 1960s. Her recent work focuses on methodology, art and humor, the reception of art, and issues of appropriation and authenticity. She has held fellowships at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harvard University, and the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. She was a 2010-11 recipient of the State University of New York Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching.
Selected Recent Publications:
"I'm OK—You're OK: Andy Warhol, Transactional Analysis, and Books." In Reading Andy Warhol: Author, Illustrator, Publisher, edited by Nina Schleif. Munich: Brandhorst Museum, in association with Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2013, 258-271.
"Thinking You Know" (1998). In A Guide to Poetics Journal: Writing in the Expanded Field, 1982-1998, edited by Lyn Hejinian and Barrett Watten. (Selected writings from Poetics Journal.) Middletown, CT: Wesleyan University Press, 2013, 397-413.
"Stars, Rainbows, and Living Dialects: George Kubler's Vision of History as Metaphor." In Debates 3 (September 2013): 29-40, at http://www.ces.uc.pt/publicacoes/cescontexto/cescontexto.php?col=debates&id=8350. Proceedings of the symposium "Systems of History: George Kubler's Portuguese Plain Architecture," edited by Eliana Sousa Santos and published by the Centre for Social Studies (CES), University of Coimbra, Portugal.
"Seeing Satire in the Peepshow." In Seeing Satire in the Eighteenth Century, edited by Elizabeth Mansfield and Kelly Malone. Oxford: SVEC (Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century), Voltaire Foundation, University of Oxford, 2013, 167-196.
"John Bull, Liberty and Wit: How England Became Caricature." In The Efflorescence of Caricature, 1759–1838, edited by Todd Porterfield. London: Ashgate Publishing, 2011, 49-60.
"Goya's 'Red Boy': The Making of a Celebrity." In Art in Spain and the Hispanic World: Essays in Honor of Jonathan Brown, edited by Sarah Schroth. London: Paul Holberton, 2010, 144-73.
Co-author, with Jonathan Brown, Lisa A. Banner, and Andrew Schulz. The Spanish Manner: Drawings from Ribera to Goya. Exhibition catalogue. New York: The Frick Collection, in association with Scala Publishers, 2010.
"The Shape of Time: Of Stars and Rainbows." Art Journal 68 (Winter 2009): 62-70.
"The Scholar and the Fan." In What Is Research in the Visual Arts? Obsession, Archive, Encounter, edited by Michael Ann Holly and Marquard Smith. Williamstown, Mass.: Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute; distributed by Yale University Press, 2008, 158-67.
"Homer Simpson as Outsider Artist, or How I Learned to Accept Ambivalence (Maybe)." Art Journal 65 (Fall 2006): 100-111.
"Through the Looking-Glass." Introduction to I'll Be Your Mirror: The Collected Andy Warhol Interviews, edited by Kenneth Goldsmith with an afterword by Wayne Koestenbaum. New York: Carroll & Graf, 2004, xi-xxxi and 403-09.


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Spectra Systems Corp. announced Monday its receipt of two U.S. patents that the company says will go toward saving central banks billions of dollars annually on costs associated with replacing soiled banknotes.
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A Cranston-based chemical manufacturing and research company received $900,000 Thursday through a federal initiative trying to make U.S. solar energy resources more affordable and accessible.
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Hundreds of thousands of corporate computer servers, routers and other Internet devices worldwide remain vulnerable to the Heartbleed Web-security flaw nearly six months after its existence was disclosed, security researchers say.
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OSHEAN, an Internet service provider offering carrier-class optical transport, advanced IP-based networking and cloud solutions for nonprofit, government and community organizations within the state, celebrated its 15-year anniversary on August 20.


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Report: 30% of netbook shoppers bought an iPad
Here's an interesting bit of information compiled by Retrevo.com. They recently polled over 1,000 shoppers (distributed across age, gender and income level) who were either considering buying netbooks and iPads or already own them. The results were telling -- although, as Jeremy Toeman of Stage Two ...
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When you use Zinio through your Liverpool Public Library Card, you basically get your own free subscription to the magazines that you're interested in, and you can keep them for as long as you want, with no overdue fines. Sound good? Then get the handout and read on!
Back issues of the magazines are available, but only back to the beginning of the library's Zinio for Libraries account. For most magazines, back issues are available back to the summer of 2013.
Using Adobe Digital Editions and Creating an AdobeID for PC or Mac
If you are going to be setting up a PC or Mac to sideload library eBooks onto simple non-tablet ereaders such as the Nook SimpleTouch, Sony, and Kobo devices, you will want to start by installing the Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) software and creating your own AdobeID. Follow the steps in Tech Tips - Adobe Digital Editions
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On Shameless Season 5 Episode 7, Fiona comes clean to Gus about her tryst with Jimmy, while Ian struggles in the psychiatric hospital.
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On Shameless Season 5 Episode 5, Fiona struggles to find the right time to tell the family about her marriage to Gus.
On Shameless Season 5 Episode 4, Frank tries to retrace his steps and find out what happened to his insurance money.
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text: Chapter 5 Groups and Organizations Chapter Outline • Social Groups • Group Characteristics and Dynamics • Formal Organizations in Global Perspective • Alternative Forms of Organization • Organizations in the Future Social Groups A collection of two or more people who: • Interact frequently. • Share a sense of belonging. • Have a feeling of interdependence. Aggregates and Categories • Aggregates happen to be in the same place at the same time: – Airline passengers, shoppers, waiting at a traffic light • Categories share a similar characteristic: – Students, elderly, Native Americans Cooley's Primary and Secondary Groups Primary Emotion-based interaction over group extended period. Secondary Impersonal, goal-oriented relationships group for a limited time. Sumner's Ingroups and Outgroups Group to which a person belongs and Ingroup feels a sense of identity. Group to which a person doesn't belong Outgroup and feels a sense of hostility towards. Reference Group • Influences a person's behavior and attitudes, regardless of whether they are a member. • We may act more like members of a group we want to join than members of groups to which we already belong. – In this case, reference groups are a source of anticipatory socialization. Group Size Dyad Group composed of two members. Triad Group composed of three members. Highly structured secondary group Formal formed for the purpose of achieving organization specific goals Sociological theories about social groups • Functionalists; view about social groups • According to functionalists theory, people form groups to meet instrumental and expressive needs. • Conflict theorists; suggest that groups involves a series of power relationships whereby the needs of individual members may not be equally served. Sociological theories about groups • Symbolic interactionist theory; focus on how the size of the group influences the kind of behaviors tat take place among members. Possible Interactions Based on Group Size Group Leadership Functions • Instrumental leadership is most appropriate when the group's purpose is to complete a task or reach a particular goal. • Expressive leadership is most appropriate when the group is dealing with emotional issues, and harmony, solidarity, and high morale are needed. Group Leadership Styles • Authoritarian leaders - often criticized for fostering intergroup hostility. • Democratic leaders - praised for supportive behavior and blamed for being indecisive in a crisis. • Laissez-faire leaders - do not provide active leadership. Asch's Research • Asch's research assistants tried to influence participants to pick Line 1 or 3 as the match for the line in the lower card. • Many went along rather than risk the opposition of the "group." Milgram's Obedience Experiment: Results Types of Formal Organizations Amitai Etzioni's classification of social groups TQ Organizations we join voluntarily to Normative pursue a common interest or gain prestige. Associations people are forced to join. Coercive (Example: boot camps and prisons) Organizations we join voluntarily when Utilitarian they can provide us with a material reward. Max Weber view on Bureaucracy Definition of bureaucracy; an organizational model characterized by a hierarchy of authority, a clear division of labor, explicit rules and procedures, and impersonal matters . Bureaucratic model of organization; is the most universal organizational form in government, business, education, politics and religion. Max Weber • Definition of rationality; is the process by which traditional methods of social organizations, characterized by informality, are gradually replaced be efficient administrated formal roles and procedures. • Ideal type; is an abstract model that describe the recurring characteristics of some phenomenon (such as bureaucracy) Characteristics and Effects of Bureaucracy Alternative Forms of Organization "Humanizing" the bureaucracy: 1. Greater sharing of power and responsibility. 2. Encouragement of participants to share their ideas and try new approaches. 3. Efforts to reduce the number of people in dead-end jobs and to help people meet family responsibilities. Informal Side of a Bureaucracy • Those aspects of participants' day-to-day activities and interactions that ignore, bypass, or do not correspond with the official rules and procedures of the bureaucracy.


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March 30, 1999
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March 28, 1999
It's time to change the way the federal government measures truck safety, a trucking industry leader told Congress last week
March 21, 1999
News reports over the weekend suggest that despite a less-than-stellar safety record, the truck driver involved in a tragic train derailment last week did not drive around the crossing gates in an attempt to beat the train
March 19, 1999
A study performed for The Maintenance Council by Bridgestone/Firestone found that higher speed limits have resulted in higher tire costs
An eyewitness has told authorities that he saw a truck loaded with steel enter a railroad crossing despite flashing warning lights just before it was struck by an Amtrak train, reports the Associated Press. However, because of language problems, there were conflicting interpretations of the Spanish-speaking witness's account about whether the warning gates were down
March 18, 1999
The death toll in the Amtrak train derailment near Chicago has been dropped to 11, but investigators are taking a hard look at the truck driver whose flatbed trailer was across the tracks when the train slammed into it at 79 mph Monday night
March 16, 1999
At least 14 people died Monday night when an Amtrak train derailed after hitting a flatbed trailer loaded with steel rods in Bourbonnais, IL
Two rest stops on Interstate 35 near Clear Lake, IA, that were closed last summer despite protests from a trucking group may be reopened as truck parking areas
March 15, 1999
A trucker whose log book entries were questioned by state police after a fatal collision on the Maine Turnpike was suspended without pay, reports the Associated Press
March 12, 1999
The Federal Highway Administration, under orders from Congress, has proposed changes to the Motor Carrier Safety Assistance program that will shift emphasis from activities to results
March 11, 1999
A bill under consideration in the Oregon Senate could boost speed limits for cars on rural interstates to 70 or 75 mph, while trucks remain restricted to 55
March 10, 1999
A 17-truck Pennsylvania fleet with the worst safety record in the state has been indicted for encouraging its drivers to exceed federal hours-of-service limits and keep false logbooks
Members of the Texas House Transportation Committee are in no hurry to consider a bill calling for uniform speed limits for cars and trucks on many Texas highways, according to the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Assn
March 8, 1999
The International Motor Carrier Audit Commission sounds like a new government agency about to hassle carriers, but it isn't — at least it isn't a government agency. But that doesn't mean it won't be hassling carriers; it's still too early to tell
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text: Close Career W-L28-18 Career ERA3.75 Name Daniel HudsonBorn 3/9/1987Height 6-3Weight 225Number 41Position SPBats RThrows RReg. SeasonPostseasonGame LogSplitsBatterUmpireNotes6/6/2014 10:25:00 AMDescription: Righthander Daniel Hudson (Tommy John surgery) has been allowed to throw breaking balls for a few weeks and could be ready to pitch to live hitters shortly.Insight: Hudson had his best year in 2011, going 16-12 with a 3.49 ERA in 33 starts. He's ticketed for a second-half bullpen spot, at best, so he likely won't have much fantasy value. 12/13/2013 9:07:00 PMDescription: Righthander Daniel Hudson will stay with the Diamondbacks. SOURCE: Jerry Crasnick, ESPNInsight: They brought him back on a minor league deal. He's coming off Tommy John surgery and may not pitch next season. Hudson had his best year in 2011, going 16-12 with a 3.49 ERA in 33 starts. 6/7/2013 4:48:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks right-hander Daniel Hudson, who had Tommy John surgery last season, has re-torn the UCL in his right elbow.Insight: The 26-year-old started his rehab assignment recently and was trying to work his way back to the rotation by next month. The right-hander will likely have to undergo another Tommy John surgery and will miss most of 2014. 6/2/2013 12:32:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks right-hander Daniel Hudson, who had Tommy John surgery last season, will be reevaluated after his second rehab start on June 10 to determine his status, according to the Arizona Republic.Insight: Hudson was throwing in the mid-90s in an extended spring training game last week and is ready to take the next step. The right-hander didn't appear to have a clear path to join Arizona's rotation, but with Brandon McCarthy's shoulder injury and Wade Miley's continued struggles, he certainly could join the mix if he's ready after June 10. 5/29/2013 7:33:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks right-hander Daniel Hudson, who had Tommy John surgery last season, will begin a minor league rehab assignment with Double-A Mobile on Tuesday, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic.Insight: Hudson was throwing in the mid-90s in an extended spring training game Wednesday and is ready to take the next step. The right-hander is certainly worth rostering in mixed leagues for owners with extra DL spot, even thought Hudson doesn't have a clear path in Arizona's rotation. 5/29/2013 11:48:00 AMDescription: Arizona Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson, who had successful Tommy John surgery last July, has been throwing 90-plus in extended spring training games.Insight: Hudson could be heading to a rehab assignment in June and might be ready to return by the end of next month. The problem is there isn't a starting spot for him at this point. 3/16/2013 9:59:00 AMDescription: Arizona Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson, who had successful Tommy John surgery last July, was moved to the 60-day DL and isn't expected back until the All-Star break ... at the earliest.Insight: Hudson was dominant when he first arrived in Arizona in the second half of 2010 (7-1, 1.69 ERA, 0.841 WHIP), but has done nothing since. It's time to let him go, even in keeper leagues. 6/27/2012 5:58:00 PMDescription: As suspected, the forearm tightness Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson has is related to a torn ulnar collateral ligament, Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic reports.Insight: Hudson left Tuesday's start against Atlanta in the second inning after complaining of forearm soreness. He's likely headed for Tommy John surgery. 6/27/2012 5:02:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson has been placed on the 15-day disabled list with right forearm tightness.Insight: Hudson left Tuesday's start against Atlanta in the second inning after complaining of forearm soreness. The starter had allowed five runs on seven hits before exiting. He may be out for awhile, as the tightness in his forearm is related to an elbow injury. Forearm tightness is often a sign that a pitcher needs Tommy John surgery. Cold6/26/2012 8:55:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson served up seven hits and five earned runs in 1 2/3 innings Tuesday at Atlanta before exiting with tightness in his right forearm.Insight: The right-hander was hitting 92 mph consistently and the Braves reached out a poked a couple of hits (including two that went off of gloves of his infielders), so it's not like Hudson was a complete mess on the mound. However, the bigger concern is his forearm. Cold6/26/2012 10:47:00 AMDescription: Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson may be 3-1 this season and 1-0 with two no decisions in his last three starts, but he's pitching very poorly.Insight: Hudson has yielded 16 runs in his last three starts (11.37 ERA, 1.97 WHIP) and only a Diamondbacks offense that has scored 29 runs has kept him from adding to his loss column. 6/14/2012 11:13:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson held Texas to three runs on five hits in seven innings Thursday to improve to 3-1.Insight: Hudson rebounded from a rough outing against Oakland his last time out. He's put together three solid outings in four starts since he came off the disabled list and should be started in all formats going forward. 6/2/2012 10:46:00 PMDescription: Diamondbacks starter Daniel Hudson held San Diego to two runs on five hits in eight innings on Saturday.Insight: Hudson (2-1) ramped it up to 112 pitches on Saturday. He's allowed four runs in 13 innings over two starts since he returned from the disabled list. He's safe to start in all formats. 5/27/2012 8:46:00 PMDescription: Daniel Hudson gave up six hits and two runs over five innings Sunday in his return to Arizona's starting rotation. Hudson received a no-decision, though the Diamondbacks went on to win the game 4-3 over the Brewers.Insight: Hudson (1-1, 5.48 ERA) only threw 83 pitches Sunday. Expect Hudson's pitch count to rise to about 95 pitches when he takes the mound again Saturday against San Diego. 5/27/2012 3:43:00 PMDescription: Daniel Hudson has been activated from the disabled list and will start Sunday afternoon against the Brewers. Hudson has been out for the last month because of a right shoulder injury.Insight: Last season, Hudson was an impressive 16-12 with a 3.49 ERA in 33 starts. This year he's 1-1 with a 6.00 ERA in three starts. 5/12/2012 6:11:00 PMDescription: Daniel Hudson (shoulder) faced live hitters during batting practice on Friday and is scheduled to throw bullpen sessions on Monday and Wednesday, but he won't be activated from the disabled list before May 27, the Arizona Republic reports. Insight: Hudson will need at least one rehab start and likely more before he's cleared to return from his right shoulder impingement. 5/6/2012 9:55:00 AMDescription: Daniel Hudson (shoulder) threw a flat ground session on Saturday. Insight: According to the Arizona Republic, Hudson was encouraged by his progress. "My arm feels really good, he said. "The ball was coming out of my hand pretty free and easy." On Tuesday, Hudson is scheduled to throw off a mound for the first time since the injury. 4/21/2012 5:57:00 PMDescription: The Diamondbacks placed RHP Daniel Hudson on the 15-day disabled list on Saturday with a right shoulder impingement. Insight: The move is retroactive to April 19. The absence of Hudson and failure of Josh Collmenter could implore the Diamondbacks to call up prospect Trevor Bauer. As of now, however, Jonathan Albaladejo takes Hudson's place on the 25-man roster. 4/18/2012 6:43:00 PMDescription: Daniel Hudson gave up 10 ER in his first two starts this season, but rebounded on Wednesday against Pittsburgh, going 7 2/3 innings and allowing two runs on six hits. Insight: Hudson took the loss, 2-1, but these results are promising for the young right-hander. Hudson won 16 games with a 3.49 ERA this season, and many owners likely drafted him this season with thoughts that he would take a leap to the next level. Keep in mind that Wednesday's success came against the team that has scored the least amount of runs in all of baseball this season.


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Philosophy Weekend: The Auguste Comte Awakening
by Levi Asher on Friday, June 1, 2012 06:56 pmI can never guess which of my Philosophy Weekend blog posts will turn out to have legs.
Nine months ago, researching the origin of the word 'altruism', I learned that the term had been coined by Auguste Comte, a 19th Century French philosopher I had heard of but knew little about. Comte had developed a humane and optimistic system of political, ethical, scientific and metaphysical philosophy called Positivism, and during his lifetime Positivism was a gigantic sensation around the world. Intrigued, I wrote a blog post to wonder what it signified about our own culture that a major 19th Century philosopher with an ambitious platform of international peace, respect for human diversity and freethinking scientific rigor had fallen completely off the radar immediately after the disaster of the First World War.
What I didn't expect was that my blog post would start getting lots of hits from Google, and would become one of my more popular Philosophy Weekend posts (I do watch my traffic statistics, not to feed my ego but to discern trends in reader interest). Then, a mysterious late comment appeared on my Comte post that brought a big smile to my face. In response to my statement that Positivism was defunct today, and this commenter posted a single sentence reply:
Well, we are not quite that dead, are we?
This was accompanied by a link to Positivists.org, a well-designed website with an active Facebook page and a lively blog. The new web presence is apparently the work of an eager German philosopher named Olaf Simons who appears to have some clue how to use social media to spread a message. Positivism lives!
Laurent Binet's Metafictional Dilemma
by Levi Asher on Tuesday, May 15, 2012 08:37 pmHHhH, a remarkable new historical novel by a young French author named Laurent Binet, has been getting a lot of attention. The book, a sly and woolly ponderance of the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovokia during World War II, is as good as all the hype suggests.
What makes HHhH stand out is the author's approach to his historical plot. Years ago, before he became a published author, he lived and taught in Slovokia and became possessed by the legend of the Nazi leader Reinhard Heydrich's assassination in Prague in 1942. He wanted to write a fictional treatment of the event, but he dreaded the banal literary conventions he'd have to grapple with if he wrote a classic work of historical fiction. He also felt overwhelmed by the moral gravity of the terrible story he wanted to tell, and he feared fumbling the fine line between truth and fiction.
So, to make his book possible, he opened up the toolkit known as metafiction. He wrote the story of himself writing this book, interweaving historical scenes with humorous skits about himself as bumbling author. The result is something like the history equivalent of Nicholson Baker's comically self-referential study of John Updike, U and I.
Philosophy Weekend: Ellen Pearlman on Buddhism and the Avant-Garde
by Levi Asher on Saturday, May 12, 2012 08:00 pmExactly sixty years ago, in May 1952, 81-year-old Zen Buddhist scholar D. T. Suzuki began teaching a regular course at Columbia University. 39-year-old modernist composer John Cage attended a few of his lectures, and this is the electric point of contact that starts everything buzzing in Nothing and Everything - The Influence of Buddhism on the American Avant Garde: 1942 - 1962, a new book by Ellen Pearlman.
Both men were trailblazers. Suzuki is remembered today as a premier ambassador for Eastern religion in the West, and as the author of the influential books Introduction to Zen Buddhism and Essays in Zen Buddhism. But, Ellen Pearlman reveals in the first chapter of Nothing and Everything, Suzuki had not been considered a very "successful" Buddhist as a young Zen student in Japan. He found a far greater calling as a highly visible foreigner in the West than he could have ever found if he'd stayed in Japan, since his idiosyncratic personality rubbed many Zen masters the wrong way. It was Suzuki's ability to translate key Asian texts into English that gave him a foothold in the United States of America, and he eagerly grabbed the opportunity to pursue his own unique vision of a global Buddhist awakening.
John Cage had already earned a reputation as a rule-breaker in the field of avant-garde music by the time he attended the elderly Suzuki's lectures at Columbia, but it wasn't until after he was exposed to Zen Buddhism (from Suzuki and several other sources) that he was able to conceive of his signature work, 4'33, which thrilled and outraged the world of classical music with its unspeakable simplicity. The composition indicated that the performer should sit at a piano (or any other instrument) and maintain four minutes and thirty-three seconds of silence.
It's impossible to encapsulate modern, avant-garde and experimental arts within any formula, but Nothing and Everything's purpose is to follow a single thread of excitement among several 20th century innovators within American art, music, theater and literary scenes that was caused by a rising awareness of traditional Buddhist religion and philosophy. The first to follow John Cage were the Dada-inspired innovators of the Fluxus movement in the early 1960s, Alison Knowles, Jackson Mac Low, Num June Paik, Toshi Ichiyanagi and Yoko Ono (who, beyond the scope of this book, would eventually collaborate with John Lennon to present crystalline expressions of Fluxus ideas to the entire world, and become its most famous practitioner).
Kino by Jurgen Fauth
by Levi Asher on Sunday, April 15, 2012 04:51 pm"As a joke, Steffen introduced me as whomever occurred to him at the moment. I was an orphaned painter, an undercover Spartakist, a science protege on scholarship. Steffen introduced me, and then I had to keep up the lies -- that was the game. I was a saxophone player in Bix Biederbecke's band. I was a Swedish mesmerist. When I was asked about the leg, I talked about dogfights high above the Somme; when they wanted to hear my award-winning poetry, I said the poems were so Futuristic they hadn't been written yet. All it took was a straight face.
There was one lie that made me seem more interesting than all the others. Everyone wanted to drink with me, get high with me, and sleep with me when we told them I was a movie director. It was the lie that turned me into the center of attention and opened the tightest twat. One night over dinner, Joachim Ringelnatz -- the whimsical poet who wore a sailor's uniform wherever he went -- eyed me funny and asked if I wasn't a bit young to be working for the cinema, "fur's kino".
I had my mouth full of lamb's stew, so Steffen came to my defense. "Don't you read the papers? Klaus is a prodigy! The youngest director in Neubabelsberg!"
I put down my fork, swallowed, and pointed a finger. "Joachim," I said. "I don't work fur's Kino. I am Kino!"
Three years later, I was in charge of my own set in Neubabelsberg, the largest studio in Europe, making a movie that I had written. The producers, the stars, the cameramen and the newspapers all called me Kino, the name I had given myself over Horcher's lamb stew. I was a prodigy, the youngest director in Ufa's history. The lie had become truth."
What glorious chaos! Kino by Jurgen Fauth is the most enjoyable book I've read this year. It's a wild, caroming romp that crashes into German history, Nazi mind control, American pop culture decadence and modern cinema snobbery. The crazy plot soars from beginning to end.
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by Levi Asher on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 05:08 pmThe room in which the boys were fed, was a large stone hall, with a copper at one end: out of which the master, dressed in an apron for the purpose, and assisted by one or two women, ladled the gruel at mealtimes. Of this festive composition each boy had one porringer, and no more—except on occasions of great public rejoicing, when he had two ounces and a quarter of bread besides.
The bowls never wanted washing. The boys polished them with their spoons till they shone again; and when they had performed this operation (which never took very long, the spoons being nearly as large as the bowls), they would sit staring at the copper, with such eager eyes, as if they could have devoured the very bricks of which it was composed; employing themselves, meanwhile, in sucking their fingers most assiduously, with the view of catching up any stray splashes of gruel that might have been cast thereon. Boys have generally excellent appetites. Oliver Twist and his companions suffered the tortures of slow starvation for three months: at last they got so voracious and wild with hunger, that one boy, who was tall for his age, and hadn't been used to that sort of thing (for his father had kept a small cook-shop), hinted darkly to his companions, that unless he had another basin of gruel per diem, he was afraid he might some night happen to eat the boy who slept next him, who happened to be a weakly youth of tender age. He had a wild, hungry eye; and they implicitly believed him. A council was held; lots were cast who should walk up to the master after supper that evening, and ask for more; and it fell to Oliver Twist.
The evening arrived; the boys took their places. The master, in his cook's uniform, stationed himself at the copper; his pauper assistants ranged themselves behind him; the gruel was served out; and a long grace was said over the short commons. The gruel disappeared; the boys whispered each other, and winked at Oliver; while his next neighbors nudged him. Child as he was, he was desperate with hunger, and reckless with misery. He rose from the table; and advancing to the master, basin and spoon in hand, said: somewhat alarmed at his own temerity:
"Please, sir, I want some more."
This unforgettable scene from Oliver Twist, first serialized in Bentley's Miscellany -- where exactly in the imagination of Charles Dickens did it take place?
Ruth Richardson, a British historian and preservationist, stumbled upon an amazing answer to this question while advocating against the demolition of the Cleveland Street Workhouse, one of many extant London workhouses like the one described in Oliver Twist. This old building turned out to have a special significance, unknown at the time to the entire world. Charles Dickens, she discovered, had lived on the very same block during several of his turbulent childhood years.
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by Michael Norris on Monday, March 26, 2012 08:14 pm(Thanks to Brain Pickings, 3 Quarks Daily, The New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly and many others for noticing Mike Norris and David Richardson's "Beholding Holden" last month. The writer/artist team is back here today with a look at a famous transgressive French poet from half a millennium ago. -- Levi)
I can't remember when exactly, in some long ago French class, that I first read a poem entitled "Ballade des Dames du Temps Jadis". In English this translates as "Ballad of the Ladies of Times Gone By".
This poem contains the haunting refrain: "mais où sont les neiges d'antan". This was translated brilliantly by the poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti as "but where are the snows of yesteryear". Rossetti coined the word "yesteryear", which is still in use today.
The ballade itself comes from a long poem called "The Testament", written by a French poet of the 15th century: François Villon. In the middle ages, mock testaments, as in Last Will and Testament, were a common form of literary expression. These were satiric verses, often obscene, in which a dying person or more often, an animal, leaves parts of his body to different individuals. In one Testament, a dying pig leaves his bones to a gambler to be made into dice, and his penis to the priest.
Villon had written an earlier, shorter piece called "The Legacy", in which he used the legal framework of the Last Will and Testament to leave comic bequests to his friends. These were often things which he didn't own. He left well-known Paris taverns to his drinking buddies. To another friend he left a pair of pants to be redeemed for payment due.
"The Legacy" was written in 1456, upon the occasion of Villon leaving Paris for Angers. The invocation of death is used in a mocking tone, as he declares he has been martyred by his cruel mistress, and is thus bequeathing his earthly possessions while he becomes "one of the Saints of love".
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by Levi Asher on Tuesday, March 13, 2012 09:26 pmOne reason Vanessa Veselka is just about my favorite emerging novelist is that she studies anarchism and counterculture from the inside, allowing her stories to venture into the murky, manic, comic realms of intense political ideology -- a dangerous territory that many novelists lack the courage or knowledge to enter. But Veselka doesn't write about the kind of politics that appears on TV or computer screens. She writes about the kind of politics that hits us hardest -- the kind that's personal.
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Levi: Vanessa, the timing of your novel Zazen was remarkable, in that the book's narrator Delia is obsessed with acts of self-immolation as political protest, while Mohamed Bouazizi's self-immolation in Tunisia, which took place in early 2011, just before your book started hitting the streets, has turned out to be "the self-immolation heard round the world". It kicked off the so-called Arab Spring protests in Egypt, Syria and Libya, and indirectly through this the Occupy Wall Street action in the USA. Time Magazine just announced "The Protester" as the Person of the Year, with a nod to Mohamed Bouazizi.
How have you been reacting to (and/or participating in) this wave of protest that has swept the world in the past year? Have you felt like a part of the Occupy movement? Do you feel hopeful about the nature of these protests?
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by Levi Asher on Monday, February 20, 2012 10:17 pm1. A favorite baseball player of mine died last week.
2. Here's a fun literary site that's been making the rounds: police sketches based on descriptions of fictional characters, by Brian Joseph Davis. I'm particularly impressed by his Emma Bovary and Humbert Humbert, but I sense subconscious influence in the Daisy Buchanan: this sketch does not have the requisite bright ecstatic smile, and looks exactly like Mia Farrow in the movie.
3. Katy Perry says her song Firework was directly inspired by Jack Kerouac's On The Road. I still don't like the song but this helps a little.
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by Levi Asher on Friday, February 17, 2012 09:17 pmWhat do the following scenarios have in common?
- A football stadium erupts in cheers when the home team scores.
- An army advances towards the enemy in a battle.
- A family watches TV together.
- Two people meet, fall in love, get married, stay together for life.
- Twelve poker players glare at each other as the final table of a tournament begins.
- A fire department storms into a burning building and saves several lives.
- A group of marine scientists and ecologists rescue a shoreline from an oil spill.
- Members of a small town church gather for a weekend's worship.
- A high school drama department puts on a musical play.
- A political party conducts an intensive national voter drive on election day.
- A classroom gathers for a teacher's lesson.
Let's also throw in these somewhat different situations, and look at them in a similar light:
What do all these scenarios have in common? In all of these cases, an outside observer who wishes to understand exactly what is taking place will have to consider not only the isolated thoughts and motivations of each individual person, but also the dynamics of the group as a whole. Each person in each scenario has a private set of feelings, desires, fears, ideals, motivations. But the group itself seems to exert a strong force, often creating a sense that the group has its own feelings, desires, fears, ideals and motivations separate from those of each individual in the group. As the activity plays out, the intentions of the group will often take precedence over the intentions of each individual in the group.
A family watches TV together. Two of them want to watch a comedy, one wants to watch basketball, one wants to watch a cooking show. They flicker through the channels and find "American Idol". No mathematical equation of (2 * comedy) + basketball + cooking could possibly equal "American Idol", and in fact none of them would enjoy watching this show if they were alone. But they do enjoy watching it together, and the next night they happily gather in the same room to do it again.
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by Levi Asher on Saturday, January 21, 2012 07:41 pmA surprising moment of revelation has taken place within this year's bizarre Republican presidential primary contest. It began after journalists investigated candidate Mitt Romney's claim that he created over a hundred thousand jobs as chief of Bain Capital, a very successful private equity firm. They discovered instead that during Romney's tenure at Bain Capital the firm was just as likely to profit by investing in struggling companies and stripping them for parts, allowing the businesses to die and selling off their assets (all the while charging the companies high management fees), as it was to profit by enabling jobs.
Rick Perry (of all people) made a strong point when he called Bain's practices "vulture capitalism", and it was brave of Perry, an otherwise plodding pro-business Reaganite, to make this statement. Newt Gingrich cleverly baited Romney for a full week with questions about Bain and about his own finances, forcing Romney to reveal that as a venture capital investor he has continued to have a luxurious income every year, but has been paying only 15% in taxes, less than half what a typical American pays. The outrage over this has allowed Gingrich to vault himself over Romney in South Carolina's primary this weekend, a stunning upset victory.
It's gratifying to hear conservatives finally join liberals in criticizing the predatory and hyperactive forms of "extreme capitalism" that Bain represents, which are rooted in the same syndrome of reckless misuse of honest finance that caused the crash of 2007/2008. It has been a conservative basic principle to avoid any criticism of free market capitalism, to blame the crash instead on home ownership initiatives, and to characterize even the slightest critique of economic inequity in the USA as "class warfare". The accusation that critics of Wall Street or tax breaks for the wealthy engage in "class warfare" is intoned repeatedly these days by conservative commentators like Rush Limbaugh, Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity. This tends to be a real conversation-killer, since the term carries such ominous historic undertones. It reminds us of the guillotine, the gulag, Mao's terrible starvation farms.


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I applaud Governor Paterson for unveiling his 2009-10 Executive Budget early so that we can begin the budget process and work to reach an early agreement. His proposals, however, will produce $3.1 billion in new taxes and fee increases. In a time of economic downturn, we need to review and prioritize all state spending. This will allow us to eliminate wasteful spending, reduce our overall budget and not force New Yorkers to bear an even greater financial burden than they are already facing.
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