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BOSS Eddie Howe believes Steve Fletcher continues to get better and better five years after the evergreen targetman indelibly wrote his name in Dean Court history. The 38-year-old club captain today marks the fifth anniversary of breaking Cherries' all-time appearance record, when he was a second-half substitute in a 4-2 defeat at Doncaster Rovers. Fletcher remains an influential figure and will be in Cherries' squad for the trip to Leyton Orient tomorrow (3pm). Discussing the frontman, Howe told the Echo: He's very, very effective. When he's fit and fresh, he's a real handful. He brings other people into play and he makes other people play a lot better. The players in and around him love playing with him. Howe added: He's a really experienced individual and he uses that experience really well, helping the young players coming through and trying to show them the ropes. We've got a couple of young strikers in the squad and he helps them when he plays with them. That can only be good for us as a club and as a team because we've got a great leader in our frontline. Meanwhile, Howe is hoping Cherries can convert into victories their performances on the road having played well in draws at Sheffield Wednesday and Brentford. The Cherries boss could opt to recall Michael Symes (shoulder) against Orient after the frontman trained for the past week, but Howe revealed that Shaun Cooper (calf) was probably not ready to return. Orient: Butcher, Omozusi, Chorley, Forbes, Daniels, Mpoku, Spring, J Smith, Cox, Revell, McGleish, Brown, Mike, Jarvis, Tehoué, Whing. Cherries: Jalal, A Smith, Garry, Pearce, Wiggins, Feeney, Robinson, Hollands, Pugh, McQuoid, Bignall, Fletcher, Cummings, Arter, Bradbury, Purches, Stockley, Taylor, Bartley, Symes, Cooper, Stewart.
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Living on a social security check and a $32-a-month pension keeps Margaret Saul above the poverty line, but not by much. Miss Saul, a retired secretary who lives in Sunnyside, Queens, gets around $8,000 a year. The problem is making the monthly payments stretch.
``I'm lucky I have a neighbor who has money,'' says Miss Saul. ``I often have to borrow $20 from her at the end of the month.''
Her friend, Rose Kryzak, agrees.
``A lot of my friends say the months last too long,'' says Mrs. Kryzak. Both Miss Saul and Mrs. Kryzak testified at a hearing of the congressional Select Committee on Aging held in Astoria yesterday. The topic was the potential impact of a proposed cap on cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) for social security benefits.
The recent Reagan administration and Senate Republican proposal to reduce the annual social security COLAs just doesn't make a lot of sense to Miss Saul. There is very little room for frills in her life.
``After the rent is paid, and the utility and telephone bills are paid, I have to make up my budget for food, medical bills ... and any extras, such as shoes and clothing,'' she said at the hearing. ``It becomes a game of put and take -- if I need one item, I have to forgo another.''
``When I go into [Manhattan] with a friend, it means I don't buy hamburger for a week,'' she said in an interview the day before the hearing.
Several hundred senior citizens attended the hearing in Queens, chaired by Rep. Edward R. Roybal (D) of California, chairman of the committee on aging, and freshman Rep. Thomas J. Manton, in whose district it was held.
Mr. Manton's district has the 12th-largest population of senior citizens of the 435 congressional districts. More than 11 percent of the people over 65 in the district live at or below the poverty level, according to 1980 Census Bureau statistics, says an aide to Manton.
``It's rough,'' says Joseph Sheean, adding that spiraling costs of everyday things means he has to do with less and less. His purchasing power is now limited, and he expects it would be worse under any proposed cap. Certain foods like orange juice are a luxury, Mr. Sheean says.
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Our family sadly announces the passing of Danny Floyd Wear on March 12, 2014. Danny was born March 18, 1948, at home in Benton. Danny spent most of his life in Coos Bay, Ore., where he graduated from North Bend High school. Right out of high school he joined the Navy and served on the USS Kitty Hawk one year in Vietnam at the peak of the fighting and the rest of his tour traveling around the world from Japan to Australia, always sending cards and gifts back home to his mother, who was his favorite person in the world.,
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Shogaku Ichi Nen'sei Heya! ^.^ These are the scans of the Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon articles that was published in the Shogaku Ichi Nen'sei April 2004 issue. I call this the ultimate gift giving magazine. *-* In this month's issue, it came along with a FREE pink PGSM compact and comb mirror. ;-; Its soooooo cute. Plus, they gave me a free PGSM poster too! Also, in the article, the girl was teaching the reader how to make Usagi's hair. I noticed that in the April issue of childrens' magazines lately, every single issue, they're passing out a form for the PGSM toy contest. I'm supposing that by giving away the free mirror, it was to promote the toy contest. |


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John Johnson (born 1938) is an American television news anchorman/senior correspondent. He had been a fixture in New York City television news for many years.
Johnson joined ABC News in 1968 as a documentary producer, director and writer, winning distinction for his documentaries Welfare Game and Strangers in Their Own Land: The Puerto Ricans. He was one of the first African American filmmakers in the prestigious Directors Guild of America. Johnson then became a network correspondent and covered such stories as the Attica prison uprising.
In 1972, Johnson began a long run at WABC. In the late 1980s, he served as a rotating anchor of the 6 p.m. newscast in the aftermath of Roger Grimsby's firing with Kaity Tong and Bill Beutel. Johnson, who had also anchored the station's weekend newscasts and served as a reporter prior to this, eventually returned to reporting as senior correspondent after WABC made the decision to have Beutel anchor the 6 p.m. newscast by himself. During his years as senior correspondent, Johnson covered the first Gulf war. He also covered the war in Bosnia and was one of the first reporters landing with American troops in Somalia. One of Johnson's last assignments at WABC was his reporting at the O.J. Simpson murder trial in 1994-95.
While the trial was still going on, Johnson left WABC in March 1995 and became co-anchor of WCBS' 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts in June of that same year. Johnson remained at the station until October 1996 when, along with several other notable personalities, he was fired. The timing of the firings was peculiar as Johnson and co-anchor Michele Marsh had offered a preview of the upcoming 11pm newscast at the end of the 6 pm news, with the firings occurring in the interim four and a half hours.[1]
Johnson was not out of work for long, as he and his WCBS co-anchor Michele Marsh were hired by WNBC to anchor the station's new noon newscast. After a year, however, Johnson left WNBC due to personal reasons and never returned to TV.
During his 30-year television news career, Johnson won nine Emmys and numerous other awards as a producer, writer and director.[2]
Johnson was to resurface again with the publication of his well-received autobiography Only Son: A Memoir (Warner Books) in 2002. A former associate professor of art at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and at Indiana University before his broadcast career, Johnson then resumed his painting career. His paintings, which have been shown in Europe and the United States, were featured at the Walter Wickiser Gallery in Manhattan's art centers: SoHo and Chelsea.
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April Brings a Bit More Anxiety Than Usual to Taxpayers
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Call it the best of times and the worst of times.
"It" is tax season, racing to a close as April 15 draws a bead on the millions of taxpayers who haven't filed their paperwork with Uncle Sam.
According to an April 1
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Here's a scary thought: The remaining 7% said they had no idea when or if they would file taxes this year. (The phone survey was taken March 29-30, and included 1,000 U.S. adults.)
Of the Americans who do plan on filing their taxes (and good luck to those who don't -- you'll need it), the mindset is two-fold:- Americans are anxious about filing their taxes accurately, and with minimizing their tax obligations.
- Americans are more than ready to grab those tax refunds, but most won't be spending the cash; they'll be saving it or using it to catch up on bills.
- A majority of Americans (51%) owe taxes this year.
- Millennials are worried their check won't cut it: 29% of those age 18-24 are afraid their refund won't be as much as they expect, compared with 4% of those 65 and older.
- Owing taxes (19%), not getting as much money back as expected (18%) and filing incorrectly (17%) are the biggest sources of anxiety among Americans when filing their returns.
- 65% of respondents do not calculate their tax payment into their annual budget.
- In light of the renewed payroll tax, Americans are roughly split on either cutting back (42%) or keeping spending habits the same (44%).
Of the Americans who do plan on spending their tax refund on non-debt issues, most are opting for a vacation, clothing or accessories, or a gadget such as an iPad or smartphone. Saving may be the best idea. "Paying yourself first" with any refund, and building your savings account, is the way to go, Capital One says.
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OV/UN Valued: Stocks with a red number are undervalued by this percentage. Those with a black number are overvalued by that percentage according to ValuEngine.
VE Rating: A "1-engine" rating is a strong sell, a "2-engine" rating is a sell, a "3-engine" rating is a hold, a "4-engine" rating is a buy and a "5-engine" rating is a strong buy.
Last 12-Month Return (%): Stocks with a red number declined by that percentage over the last 12 months. Stocks with a black number increased by that percentage. Forecast 1-Year Return: Stocks with a red number are projected to decline by that percentage over the next 12 months. Stocks with a black number in the table are projected to move higher by that percentage over the next 12 months. Value Level: Price at which to enter a GTC limit order to buy on weakness. The letters mean; W-weekly, M-monthly, Q-quarterly, S-semiannual and A-annual. Pivot: A level between a value level and risky level that should be a magnet during the time frame noted. Risky Level: Price at which to enter a GTC limit order to sell on strength. Among the eight home builders profiled today four are rated buy and four are rated hold, as one was downgraded to hold from buy since Dec. 19. All eight stocks are overvalued with seven overvalued by double-digit percentages between 18.1% and 56.3%. All eight have had significant double-digit gains over the last 12 months between 53.1% and 155.3%. The maximum projected gain over the next 12 months is only 8.7%. The six with 12-month trailing price-to-earnings ratios have extremely elevated P/Es by historical standards for home builders between 26.1 and 48.1. D R Horton (DHI - Get Report) ($21.00 vs. $20.08 on Dec. 19): Still has a buy rating with its Sept. 21 high at $22.79. The daily chart is overbought with the weekly chart positive with the stock above its five-week modified moving average at $20.21. My quarterly value level is $18.86 with a semiannual pivot at $20.50 and monthly risky level at $21.92. Hovnanian (HOV - Get Report) ($6.00 vs. $6.05 on Dec. 19): Had a double downgrade to strong sell before my Dec. 19 post and then the stock fell from a multi-year high at $7.43 on Jan. 2 to $6.00 with the stock now hold rated. The daily chart is negative and the weekly chart shifts to negative on a close this week below the five-week MMA at $5.96. My quarterly value level lags at $2.89 with a semiannual pivot at $6.00 and monthly risky level at $6.22. KB Home (KBH - Get Report) ($16.15 vs. $17.00 on Dec. 19): Still has a hold rating and a multi-year high of $17.30 set on Oct. 19. KBH reported its quarterly results back on Dec. 20 and missed EPS estimates by three cents with an EPS of three cents. The daily chart profile shows declining momentum and the weekly chart is positive with the five-week MMA at $15.61. My semiannual value level lags at $10.77 with my monthly risky level at $16.57. Lennar (LEN - Get Report) ($40.52 vs. $39.71 on Dec. 19): Still has a buy rating after setting a multi-year high at $42.00 on Jan. 9. The daily chart has a negative divergence in momentum despite reporting a better than expected EPS at 56 cents on Jan. 15. The weekly chart is positive with the five-week MMA at $38.97. My semiannual value level is $36.03 with a monthly pivot at $40.58 and weekly risky level at $41.41.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Full Time: Brentford 3 - 2 Cardiff City
Goals 3 mins into 2nd half and 3 mins from the end turned things around for Brentford.
City were on the back foot for most of 2nd half and offered little of the superb football that saw them take a two goal lead early on.
Kimbo and Campbell had put Cardiff firmly in control but Brentford pulled one back just before half time before going onto win the game in the second half.
There were lots of 2nd half subs but it was concerning to be over run by Brentford when we will have much sterner teats to come.
Next up City face Chievo at CC on Saturday.
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The Hit Parade, Now Playing J/105s
by Sail Staff, Posted November 2, 2007By Kimball Livingston
A North American Championship fleet of 69 35-foot one designs is nothing to be ignored, even if it were not a record, which it is. So I turned to Alan Johnstone to ask, not about the moment, but about the beginnings that brought us to the 2007 regatta at Annapolis Yacht Club, on the waters of the
Salter Signs On For A "Lap"
by Sail Staff, Posted November 1, 2007By David Schmidt
Following Ericsson Racing Team's recent news that sailing-great Torben Grael will skipper the team's internationally-crewed "A" boat, the team recently announced that Englishman Jules Salter will navigate for Grael in the 2008/2009 event.
"Ericsson has a great team. They are well organized, and we
AC 33: ACM Launches a Rule
by Sail Staff, Posted October 31, 2007Above: A comparison of the past ACC class and the AC90
Valencia, 31st October 2007 - Today AC Management, as scheduled, published the AC90 Rule marking an exciting milestone in the path to the 33rd America's Cup. This rule has been crafted over the past six weeks through a des ign consultation process with all entered challengers, the Defender, and headed by
The Accidental Pro: An Interview with Jonathan McKee
by David Schmidt, Posted October 31, 2007For most dinghy sailors, co-skippering an Open 60 in the Barcelona World Race, a non-stop double-handed circumnavigation race via the three capes, would be a suicide mission. Luckily, Seattle based Jonathan Mckee, 45, isn't your typical dinghy sailor: His resume includes three years on the All American College Team during his time at Yale, a Gold medal in Flying Dutchman in the 1984 Olympics,
Elite Youth Development Team: Deadline to Apply is Friday
by Sail Staff, Posted October 31, 2007Applications for the 2008 US Elite Youth Development Sailing Team are still open, but time is running out to submit an application.
Launched by US SAILING in January 2007, the Elite Youth Development Team was created for young athletes who have been identified as future Olympic prospects.
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04/10/2009 | Taimur Ahmad, Phil Thornton
Chinas recovery is still not solid and balanced, the countrys finance minister warned today, as he pledged to keep in place the key elements of its stimulus package.
Writing exclusively in Emerging Markets, Xie Xuren said Chinas proactive fiscal policy had helped the economy continue to post strong rates of growth in the face of a sharp contraction in demand for its exports.
Chinas macroeconomic policy and stimulus package for coping with the international financial crisis are effective, he said. Chinas economic growth is contributing to the recovery of the world economy.
But Xie acknowledged that the world economy still lacked a firm foundation for a solid recovery. With many uncertainties ahead, the process towards all-round recovery will be slow and tortuous.
The recovery and stabilisation of the Chinese economy was not yet steady, solid and balanced, Xie said, adding that China would keep in place its proactive fiscal policy and relatively low interest rates.
The Chinese stimulus package included a RMB (renminbi) 4 trillion two-year investment plan, tax cuts, higher subsidy payments for low-income groups, and payouts to farmers and rural workers worth RMB716 billion.
Looking ahead, Xie said the government would prevent any sudden spike in inflation while continuing to find long-term solutions to structural problems that were slowing the sound development of the economy.
His comments followed briefings by senior Chinese officials on the fringes of the G20 summit in Pittsburgh last month, in which they gave commitments to keep stimulus measures in place.
Ma Xin, director general for international cooperation at the National Development and Reform Commission, said that the world economy was unbalanced and there were problems with the economic models in both the US and China.
One of the problems is US growth based on high consumption and low savings, and the Chinese model of low consumption and high savings. It is a manifestation of the imbalances in the world economy.
In his Emerging Markets article, Xie urged the international community to make concerted efforts to boost economic growth while actively promoting balanced development internationally, without specifying which countries needed to enact major policy reforms.
But speaking in Pittsburgh last week, Zheng Xiaosong, director of international affairs at the finance ministry, added there needed to be a wider rebalancing between the developed and developing halves of the world.
You cant expect a few developing countries to fill in the gap in domestic demand left by developed countries, he said. I think that developed countries should undertake greater responsibility for making the world economy balanced and they should step up financial and technical support for developing countries.
See Xie Xurens article: http://www.emergingmarkets.org/article.asp?ArticleID=2309128&CategoryID=190
China is keen to step up the pace of internationalising the renminbi - and European governments are keen to help.
Bank debt issuance across Asia is soaring this year, driven by the need to comply with Basel III regulations. Fresh impetus from China is set to send volumes higher still
Falling commodity prices have hurt Mongolia's economy, which relies heavily on its abundant natural resources. Improving relations with China are helping it through the squeeze but the country has yet to show its true potential to global investors
The head of the Asian Development Bank yesterday insisted that he was not "scared, threatened or cornered" by the emergence of a slew of new infrastructure banks and alliances that are springing up around the world.
With every resource that it needs to become a wealthy country, Kazakhstan should be doing better, but its economy remains stubbornly tied to energy and metals prices. President Nazarbayev is running out of time to transform his nation
Women's participation in the labour force still lags men's by 12% even in developed economies. In the MENA region it can be up to 50%. That is a wasted resource - and best practice examples show countries and companies that tackle the problem outperform
Something needs to be done to improve lending in the country. That's what competition should do… We're so far from where we should be in terms of credit-to-GDP
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May 11, 2005 2:45 pm
Bates photographer captures sense of place
As Bates College celebrates its sesquicentennial year, senior Alexander Verhave of Wellesley, Mass., has mounted an exhibit of black and white photographs titled Bates College 2005. On display in Chase Hall Lounge through May 22, the 20 photographs include contemporary landscape and still life compositions of Bates College taken by Verhave, a geology major and photography editor of The Bates Student, the campus newspaper. The photographic series "portrays the places and sights that have defined my four years at Bates," says Verhave. The exhibit is supported by funding from the Office of the Vice President for External Affairs.
February 9, 2005 3:19 pm
Students offer fifth annual 'Vagina Monologues'
Olga Osadchaya, a Bates College senior, directs the college's fifth annual production of Eve Ensler's "The Vagina Monologues" in 8 p.m. performances Friday, Feb. 11, and Sunday, Feb. 13, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St., Lewiston.
February 8, 2005 3:02 pm
Literary theorist challenges the value of a liberal arts education
An outspoken literary theorist and controversial critic of university politics, Stanley Fish will challenge the value of a liberal arts education in a talk titled "Why Liberal Arts Education Cannot Be Justified" at 4:15 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 10, in Chase Hall Lounge, 56 Campus Ave., Bates College.
February 4, 2005 2:29 pm
Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran to make case for war
Scott E. Rutter, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel who led his battalion in the capture of Baghdad's airport in 2003, will discuss his Iraq experiences and make a case for the war at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 10, in Chase Lounge, 56 Campus Ave.Scott E. Rutter, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel who led his battalion in the capture of Baghdad's airport in 2003, will discuss his Iraq experiences and make a case for the war at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 10, in Chase Lounge, 56 Campus Ave.
January 26, 2005 11:36 am
Concert Series features pianist Awadagin Pratt
The Bates College Concert Series resumes Saturday, Jan. 29, with a performance by the highly accomplished classical pianist Awadagin Pratt in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St.
November 11, 2004 12:29 pm
Indonesian shadow puppets, orchestral concert make for intriguing evenings in Olin Concert Hall
At 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, the Bates College Orchestra presents a program including a work by conductor Philip Carlsen, a setting of poems by renowned Maine writer Wesley McNair. At 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 13, Indonesian puppet master Joko Susilo will present a shadow-puppet performance of "The Abduction of Sinta," a central story from the Hindu epic Ramayana. Susilo will be accompanied by the Bates Gamelan Mawar Mekar ("blossom of inspiration"), an Indonesian-style gamelan orchestra, and guest musicians from New Hampshire and Minnesota. Both events take place in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall at Bates, 75 Russell St., and are open to the public at no charge. For more information, please call 207-786-6135.
November 3, 2004 1:32 pm
Bates symposium to focus on artist Marsden Hartley
The Bates College Museum of Art presents a symposium on Marsden Hartley, a Lewiston native and a pioneer in modern American art, on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 5-6.
November 3, 2004 12:16 pm
Bates theater department offers 'House of Blue Leaves'
Often viewed as playwright John Guare's most popular and important work, "The House of Blue Leaves" is the major fall theater production of the Bates College theater department. Directed by Professor of Theater Paul Kuritz, "Blue Leaves" will be performed at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, Nov. 5-6 and 12-13, and at 2 p.m. on Sundays, Nov. 7 and 14.
October 13, 2004 12:22 pm
Aardvark Jazz Orchestra continues Bates Concert Series
Distinguished by an eclecticism that encompasses free improvisation, Duke Ellington classics and sacred music, Boston's Aardvark Jazz Orchestra continues the 2004-05 Bates College Concert Series at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, in the Olin Arts Center, at 75 Russell St.
October 9, 2004 1:00 pm
Bates community urged to register, vote
"It's often said that democracies are measured by the participation of their citizens," President Elaine Tuttle Hansen observed. "We are fortunate at Bates to have student Democrats and Republicans who each year take that civic commitment to heart and work to register their fellow students."


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200-224 West Jersey Street has a Walk Score of 80 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
200-224 West Jersey Street is a 13 minute walk from the North Jersey Coast Line and the Northeast Corridor at the ELIZABETH stop.
This location is in Elizabeth. Nearby parks include Caldwell Park, Carteret Park and Green Acres Park.
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The Shady Lane Cafe is owned by Bill Smith. Bill is widely known across Louisville and literary circles as the poet W. Loran Smith. He has published two collections of poetry, "Night Train " and "Walking Upright " and was named "Best Poet " by Louisville Magazine in the magazine's "Best of Louisville Awards 2005."A veteran of the restaurant industry, Bill has held various line and chef positions at some of Louisville's most recognized dining establishments, including Equus, Roppell's Catering, Harvest House, and the original Bristol Bar & Grille. He was also shift supervisor at Omega Institute Holistic Retreat in Rienbeck, New York.
At the Shady Lane Cafe, Bill prepares every dish by hand. The cafe's menu features piled-high sandwiches, savory home-made soups, and hot-off-the-grill entrees. The Saturday Morning breakfast service offers early risers the Southern classic biscuits and homemade gravy, as well omelets, breakfast sandwiches and French toast.
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Barleys in kind-a off the beaten' path, but well worth the time to go. It's not a hole in the wall, but very casual setting. All the people made my friends and I feel like we were part of the Family. We got pizza. OH MY GOD !!!! There are no word to ...
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I read reviews on Barley's. I'm very picky on my pizzas, so I went there to pick it apart. I COULDN'T !! It was the best Ive ever had. I've go there twice a week just to eat. I don't drink, but if I did, this would be my watering hole. You really ne ...
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Sean Buckley has hit his second HR of the night to put Billings up 9-6 in the ninth. He's 3-4 and batting .321.
Brennan May looks like a nice pickup. His fourth HR helps put the AZL Reds ahead 7-2 after five.
James Allen struggles in the ninth, but not quite as catastrophically as Cordero. Billings hangs on, 9-8.
Alejandro Chacin - Barely 18 year old pitcher for the AZL Reds - 1ip, 3K tonight. On the season, 6.1ip, 1BB, 0ER, 15K.
No scouting report on him yet, but I have been trying. Hopefully I can get my hands on some information on this kid soon because what he is doing at his age is ridiculous.
Take a look at what he did in the VSL last summer. He visited wholesale wreckage there, against mostly older competition. I'm sure he's heard he's too small forever, and I hope he keeps hearing it.How does an 18 year old 130 pound second basemen even get a ball over the fence, let alone tear apart a league where kids his age, even top prospects, generally struggle? He's boggling my mind.
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The BBC's online TV catch-up platform, iPlayer, was launched on Christmas Day 2007. Since then it has been through a number of iterations and now serves 10 million program requests daily. Today, the Beeb has announced the latest update to the iPlayer. Read More
Today's vast array of devices for listening to music means that it is increasingly difficult to decide what to listen to or which audio player should be used to play favorite tunes. A new company has unveiled a device that aims to simplify the process. Aether's Cone speaker learns what music a user likes over time and plays it without any fuss. Read More
In the battle for the living room, the launch of Google's Chromecast further fragmented the market with another new means of content delivery. A variety of alternatives have since been launched, including a new offering from Roku. The company says the HDMI Streaming Stick will provide more TV streaming options than any other device. Read More
Creative Sound Blaster Roar portable Bluetooth speaker
No sooner had we put together a guide to buying Bluetooth speakers than another option worth consideration was announced. Creative's Sound Blaster line, probably once most associated with computer soundcards, is about to be joined by the Roar SR20 portable Bluetooth speaker. The book-sized device has five speaker drivers in a bi-amp configuration and promises a long battery life. Read More
The Oculus Rift has carved out a sizable reputation for itself among gamers, but as we've seen before, virtual reality has many applications beyond playing video games. Now one production studio is preparing to release the first movie shot specifically to be watched through the VR headset. The upcoming film, called Zero Point, will focus on the history and development of virtual reality technology, while allowing viewers the freedom to look around each scene as the movie progresses. Read More
Ultra HD 4K displays were everywhere at CES 2014, with super high resolution displays measuring up to 110 inches in size. But the question remains, do we need displays with such high resolution, given that the human eye isn't likely to be able to tell the difference between 4K and 2K in most viewing environments? And who is making content in 4K anyway? Read More
4K televisions have undergone tremendous progress this last year, as has been clearly demonstrated at the CES 2014 show. Both Polaroid and Vizio introduced 50-inch 4K televisions with an MSRP of US$999.99. But what kind of user can really use a 4K TV today? High-power computer users, that's who. Read More
After first bringing 4K resolution to lounge room walls in 2012 with its VPL-VW1000ES projector, Sony is making another run at the Ultra HD home theater market, though this time over a much shorter distance. At CES, the company is demoing a prototype of its 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector that has the ability to cast images up to 147-inches in size from a distance of around 20 in (50 cm). Read More
Panasonic and Mozilla team up to bring Firefox OS to smart TVs
Following its planned move into the smartphone arena, Mozilla has teamed up with Panasonic to bring the Firefox OS to next-generation smart TVs. The companies say that the open platform, which is based on HTML5 and other web technologies, will give TV viewers more personalized and optimized access to web and broadcasting content and services through the internet. Read More
One of the most popular television add-ons of the past decade, Roku, now has a TV of its own, thanks to a pair of Chinese television makers. This week at CES 2014 in Las Vegas, TCL introduced the first-ever TV with Roku built in. I spent a little hands-on time with the 55-inch version, which simply goes by the model number 55E4610R. Read More
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It's been about half a year since I first tried putting together a tiered list of my favorite Pokémon and I felt it was time to fix them up. Comparing one Pokémon to the next can be pretty difficult becasue what I like about one may not relate to what I like about another. How do you rank the adorableness of this cute one against the raw coolness of this strong one? Making the list once and sitting on it for a few months has given me time to analyze my choices to place Pokémon were I did and come up with more reasonable ways of comparing them to each other.
When I made the previous list it was the first time I announced my Pokémon favorites to the world and so I was focused on making statements about my preferences more than actually ranking Pokémon. For instance I dropped almost all the Bug type Pokémon at the bottom of my old Tier 2 just to show that I really like Bug Pokémon. Which is true but... come on. I don't like Silcoon or Cascoon more that most to all of the Pokémon in my old Tier 3.
I spent a lot of time focusing on Pokémon in the higher tiers (I guess becasue I like them more) and I was able to refine my tier mesh so that the 3 top tiers from my old list are now 5 tiers (that make a subtle gradient from "really love" to "really like", haha) I feel much better about this list now than I did about my old list when I posted it and I plan to continue refining these lists over time.
Most of the changes in placement from the old list to this one are not due to actual change in my opinion of the Pokémon but just a more realistic ranking of that Pokémon against the Pokémon around it. There are some Pokémon that I have come to like more or less though. A few that come to mind are Conkledurr and family who shot into Tier 1 and 2 positions and Mightyena, Reshiram, Mismagius, and Misdreavus who dropped a few tiers. The Pokémon who get's the award for the biggest place change is Luvsic who I barely cared for 6 months ago but have come to REALLY appreciate. Also, poor Flareon, Makuhita, and Hariyama were accidentally excluded from my old list but I got them in this one. (Let me know if you notice anyone else is still missing. I want to get them all included)
Here's my old list if you're interested to compare for some reason: leady.deviantart.com/journal/P…
Finally for anyone new looking at this lists let me explain quickly how it works. The idea is that Pokémon are grouped into tiers were every Pokémon in a given tier is liked about the same amount as every other Pokémon in that tier. Within each tier I kind of try to put the Pokémon in some sort of order but only big differences in placement mean anything (for example isn't really fair to say I like Leavanny more than Lilligant, they're right next to each other so I like them the same. But it probably is fair to say I like Leavanny more than Ho-oh, even though they're in the same tier) Pokémon that can change form have all forms included in the order that I prefer each form. Unlike that last list I didn't list both genders of Pokémon with large gender differences, I only put in the more preferred gender.


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Tuesday, July 07
Coors Field
Attendance: None
Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Carlos Gonzalez scored the game-winning run on Clint Barmes' sacrifice fly in the eighth inning, as the Rockies took advantage of three Washington errors to take a 5-4 decision.
Barmes finished 2-for-3 with a run scored and two RBI, while Brad Hawpe knocked in a run during a two-hit effort for Colorado, which has won the first two of this three-game set after losing three of four.
Alan Embree (2-2) picked up the win despite not throwing a pitch, as the reliever picked off Austin Kearns at first for the final out of the eighth.
"I've never seen anything like that," Embree said of the fortunate win. "So when it happened, it was a weird feeling. [The pickoff] was a big play. It allowed [us] to keep the game tied, we scored a run and won."
Ryan Zimmerman belted a three-run homer and Josh Willingham went 2-for-4 with a solo blast for the Nationals, who went 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Julian Tavarez (3-7) took the loss, the club's sixth in eight games.
"You know, it's not that easy to go to bed when you have just lost a game like that," said Tavarez, who walked two in the pivotal eighth inning.
Colorado starter Jason Hammel yielded four runs on 10 hits in 5 2/3 innings of work, while his counterpart, Jordan Zimmermann lasted only four innings, giving up four runs -- two earned -- on seven hits and four walks.
After Tavarez issued one-out walks to Gonzalez and pitch-hitter Seth Smith, Joe Biemel came on and got pinch-hitter Ryan Spilborghs on a comebacker to the mound for a possible double-play ball.
Biemel's throw, however, beat the covering Cristian Guzman to the bag. Willie Harris backed up the errant throw, but all runners were safe, leaving the bases loaded.
Barmes then lofted a ball deep enough to center to score Gonzalez, and Huston Street retired the top of the Nationals' lineup in succession in the ninth to cap his 21st save of the season.
Colorado got a run across in the first, as Barmes singled, stole second and scored without a throw on Hawpe's two-out base hit to right.
Willingham's solo blast in the second tied it, and Zimmerman cleared the center-field wall with two on and one out in the third to make it a 4-1 game.
Colorado knotted things again with a three-run fourth. Troy Tulowitzki led off with a single, moved to third on Ian Stewart's double and scored on a Chris Iannetta sacrifice fly. Gonzalez followed with a single and Hammel laid down a sacrifice bunt to put two in scoring position with two away.
Zimmermann got Dexter Fowler to ground into a routine bouncer to second, but Harris failed to field the ball cleanly, allowing Stewart to score easily. Barmes followed with an RBI single to knot the score.
Hawpe struck out with the bases loaded to end the inning, and the bullpens from each club took over from there, highlighted by Franklin Morales striking out Nyjer Morgan to leave the bases full of Nationals in the sixth.
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The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma will again host its annual Prom Boutique on Saturday, Feb. 28, from 10 a.m. to noon in Station 82 in the Student Center. Local high school students will have the opportunity to shop for donated prom dresses and other accessories for their upcoming spring proms.
Those interested in donating prom dresses (or any type of fancy dress), jewelry, shoes and other accessories can drop items off at the Student Services office on the third floor of the Student Center by Friday, Feb. 27.


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Pioneer Park is the 14th most walkable neighborhood in Las Vegas with 14,668 residents.
Pioneer Park has some public transportation and is somewhat bikeable.
Nearby neighborhoods: Angel Park Lindell, Desert Shores, Charleston Heights, Buffalo, Michael Way, The Lakes and Sun City Summerlin.
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Pioneer Park is the 14th most walkable neighborhood in Las Vegas with a Walk Score of 44.
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Rank # | Name | Walk Score | Transit Score | Bike Score |
12 | Angel Park Lindell | 46 | 37 | 64 |
13 | Michael Way | 45 | 39 | 46 |
14 | Pioneer Park | 44 | 34 | 61 |
15 | West Las Vegas | 44 | 41 | 56 |
There are about 73 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in Pioneer Park.
People in Pioneer Park can walk to an average of 0.4 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in 5 minutes.
#PioneerPark Shaded picnic areas off of the play area. There are approximately 8-10 tables and several bbq grills. Perfect for children parties or general family gatherings.
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