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A system of cross-shaped Varia Ecoresin pieces can be combined to create partitions or even canopies.
Translucent resin material is LEED certified and comes in more than 10,000 colors.
Part of the C3 collection, KodaXT is an impact-resistant polycarbonate.
Made from 100 percent post-consumer high-density polyethylene (HDPE), with about 1,270 gallon-size milk jugs per panel
100 percent postconsumer HDPE Polymer sheet countertops
Greenguard-certified resin is 40 percent post-industrial recycled content
The Shapes line from 3form is a toolkit of pre-designed and fully configurable resin panels featuring compound, undulating curves, peaks and valleys.
3form's Full Circle program creates products to help impoverished people earn income to improve education and living conditions in their communities. Raw materials, such as yarn and bamboo, from Africa, Asia and South America are made into patterns by local artisans. The materials then are sent to...
The manufacturer 3form has been working since 1991 to make plastics a more environmentally sensible, not to mention attractive, material for architecture and interiors-primarily with a new invention: eco-resin.

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Aw, Nuts: Nerdist Podcast Live State College Show Postponed
By Perry Michael Simon on April 10, 2012
If only science fiction was reality and you really could just instantly beam up to wherever you need to be transported. That way, the Nerdist Podcast Live's appearance on April 21st in State College, PA would not have to be postponed.
Wait, what? Yeah, it's true. Because of a travel situation — turns out that not every city has direct flights where you need to go when you need to go there — Chris can't do the State College show as originally intended. That does not, however, mean that the Nerdist Podcast Live won't be coming to State College. It does mean that the show won't happen on April 21st. The guys will be coming sometime in the Fall instead, at a date yet to be determined. It is my understanding that tickets for the April 21st show will be honored for the new date, but you should contact the theater box office for that information. (UPDATE: They've sent an email to ticket buyers, and the information's in Louis' comment below. Call the box office with questions — they'll know a LOT more than I do…)
I know Chris is bummed that this happened — it was a late change in plans that necessitated travel alterations that turned out to be impossible — but I also know that he'll do whatever he can to make Happy Valley a little happier as soon as he can. Sorry 'bout that…
This is unfortunate news, but … uh … maybe you guys should stop offering that link over there to buy tickets to a postponed show.—–>
In regards to the email on the tickets from the State Theater.
"To obtain a refund from the theatre, you will need to contact the box office by Monday, April 30th, 2012 either by phone at 814-272-0606 with the credit card used to purchase the tickets, or by coming to the box office on West College Avenue with a legal photo ID and a credit card in the same name. Otherwise, we will issue a show credit, which will be mailed to the address listed on your account information."
What should I do?
Should I let the credit come in, and show my ticket at the theater, or.
State College is really tough to get to. I wanted to take a train but that would have taken 16 hours for an 8 hour drive. So I was planning on driving.
I'm sure everything will work out magically.
Great song for the post Perry! It's perfect!
This week is going to get better….right?
Seriously, this is awesome news for me! I'm a PSU student studying abroad right now and was MEGA upset when I found out I'd be missing the Nerdist guys. AND NOW I CAN SEE THEM? Maybe, if I can still get tickets? AWESOME!!!
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I just started listening to the Nerdist a month ago, loving the show. And the first time I heard about the live show coming to my home town… was during this week's show when you mentioned it would not be coming. Awwwww… At least now I know to look for it in the fall. Looking forward to it!
I was super excited for the show, and I've been anxiously awaiting news of the rescheduling. Any ideas yet of when it will be? Sorry to be so impatient, but I'm so afraid of missing it.
Just now listening to the Conan O'Brien episode and during the pre-interview chat, Chris mentioned this show as an upcoming one. I nearly fell out of my chair! I thought, "WHAT?!? How did I miss it?!?" Turns out I didn't. Or at least I don't think I did. Did this ever get rescheduled?


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Pakistani police arrest suspects in schoolgirl shooting (+video)
Pakistani police say they have arrested a number of suspects in the shooting of 14-year-old Malala Yousufzai, who promoted education for girls and criticized the Taliban.
Mingora, Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested a number of suspects in the case of a 14-year-old girl shot and wounded by the Taliban for promoting education for girls and criticizing the fundamentalist Islamic movement, officials said Friday.
The shooting of Malala Yousufzai along with two classmates while they were on their way home from school Tuesday horrified people in Pakistan and internationally. The shooting has been followed by an outpouring of support for a girl who earned the enmity of the Taliban for publicizing their acts and speaking about the importance of education for girls.
The Taliban have claimed responsibility for the shooting, saying that the girl was promoting "Western thinking."
Providing more details, a Taliban spokesman said the top leadership of the Taliban's Swat Valley chapter decided two months ago to kill Yousufzai in a carefully planned attack after her family ignored repeated warnings.
Police have been questioning people in the town of Mingora, where the shooting took place.
Mingora police chief Afzal Khan Afridi said arrests had been made, but he declined to give any details about the number of people detained or what role they're suspected in having in the shooting. He said he did not want to endanger the ongoing investigation.
Interior Minister Rehman Malik told reporters Friday that the two gunmen who staged the attack were not among those arrested, but he said investigators had identified the masterminds and efforts were under way to capture all those involved.
The Taliban spokesman, Sirajuddin Ahmad, said her family had been warned three times — the most recent warning coming last week — before the decision was made to execute her.


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Bedecked in hot pink leis, the bachelorettes mixed with the birthday party crowd, and the group of 30- and 40-somethings danced and were having fun. With one exception.
"This place sucks. We're here with a bachelorette party, and we would expect some special treatment," Christy said in true South Florida fashion. "It's supposed to be so hot. The drinks are weak. We came here for a show. I'd rather be at a strip club. I'd get a better drink and a better view."
A birthday party attendee agreed. "The movie was better."
Across the room, the dark blade of a Mohawk sliced through the nearly liquid smoke like a shark's fin. My heart quickened as it approached. When the figure emerged in front of me, I chummed the waters with a challenge.
"This place isn't very punk rock. You like it here?"
Using the thumb-o-meter, 24-year-old Leo gave the place a slow, dramatic thumbs down as his dark, intense eyes met mine.
Let the feeding frenzy begin! His denouncement of the place made him über-appealing.
"You should come with me over to the Brick. They've got hotter chicks, better music, better drinks," he enticed. He was drawing me a map when "friend" (his word) Beth arrived and fastened herself to Leo like a remora. I got the message, even if he didn't.
"The ratio's not so good here," he said, indicating the number of women to men. Obviously, Leo was still looking for a number that suited him.
I went to settle my tab so that I could follow Leo to the Brick, whose bored, Polly Pocket-sized girls were no match for the Coyote's enthusiastic, grown women that is, unless you're into kiddie porn or Hentai.
Before I left, I finally caught a body shot in progress (a big-time $20 happening announced on the microphone at Ugly). They'd gone on all night, but the crowd consistently obscured my view.
A bartender held a lime between her teeth, a shot of tequila in the one hand, and Lauren's arm in the other. With her mouth and hands full, the barkeep had trouble communicating her intentions. Awkwardly, the two maneuvered until Lauren understood that she was to lie on her back so her server could straddle her, simulate sex, and administer the shot, now half-empty from being sloshed. As the women bumped jean-clad uglies with all the sincerity of bad porn, two fresh-faced boys grinned behind their camera phones.
Definitely, my cue to go the parting shot.


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throwing toys
My daughter has started to throw her toys at us and laughing. I don't know if she thinks she is playing, but we tell her no, take the toy, and have also tried timeouts. I have...
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Tag "The Water Signs"
The 9 of Cups – Wishes Come True!
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The Nine of Cups is connected to the zodiac water signs of Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces. Water signs lead and rule with their heart. The Nine of Cups is called the wish card and represents your wishes have come true – the timing in your life which represents love, good health and success. The Nine more


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There's a new look for OTUS News – http://otusnews.com
And for ABC News.com / Politics – http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/
The Cost of Health Care Reform? – 14 Cents Extra for a Large Pepperoni Pizza – per Romney supporter "Papa John" Schnatter. Would people pay that? Would 14 cents actually cover anyone at Papa Johns? – Amy Bingham is on the case – http://abcn.ws/MleWEi
Meta Moment of the Day – Pawlenty Talks Romney Cabinet in Cabinet Factory – http://abcn.ws/Nq8JmD (Shushannah Walshe)
Neither Side Pulls Back Misleading Ads – Two campaign ads have drawn fire for their questionable veracity this week, but no one's backing away from the attacks they lodge. (Granted, only the Pro-Obama ad suggests – erroneously – that Mitt Romney is complicit in a woman's death) – Mitt Romney's ad is just a gross exaggeration of Obama's policy – http://abcn.ws/NbP1Ab
'Disgusting' Pro-Obama Ad Criticized by Democrat – Lanny Davis, a former top adviser to President Bill Clinton, today issued a scathing rebuke to a controversial new Democratic super PAC ad that ties Mitt Romney to a woman's death from cancer. http://abcn.ws/NaWaAT (Steve Portnoy)
Romney Aide Repeats Defense of Romneycare – Mitt Romney secured the GOP presidential nomination in spite of the health care law he passed in Massachusetts. That legislation, which mandated people buy insurance, was the basis for the federal law that the candidate has pledged to move toward repealing on his first day as president. But now, to the chagrin of some conservatives, Romney spokeswoman Andrea Saul has suggested twice in two days that if a steelworker laid off by a company managed by Bain Capital had lived in Massachusetts, his wife, who died without insurance, would have been covered…But as much as the news cycle has spun on the idea that Saul somehow slipped and lost the narrative thread, recent statements (and some from a bit further back) from Romney on health care policy and overhaul indicate that the former Massachusetts governor might be trying to take some air out the issue. (Greg Krieg)
Most Americans (Shock!) Don't Know What a SuperPAC Is – A Short History – http://abcn.ws/S5vmOM
Trump to Have 'Major Role' at GOP Convention, Aide Claims – http://abcn.ws/P89ohk (Jennifer Wlach)
Move Over Super PACs, Minors Want to Contribute Too – Think politics are only for grownups? Don't tell that to Julie Towbin, a feisty 17-year-old Floridian who is not afraid to put her money where her mouth is when it comes to political campaigns. A federal judge Monday ruled in favor of Tobin's suit to block a state law that would prohibit minors from contributing more than $100 to a political campaign. http://abcn.ws/Nm6Nx7 (Jilian Fama)
D.C. Resident Expected High-Def TV, Got High-Caliber Gun Instead – Dinner party conversation can be difficult, but for Seth Horvitz, the high-caliber assault rifle he mistakenly received through Amazon.com was the perfect centerpiece.http://abcn.ws/MCPbLd (Kyle Blaine)
Obama Hits Romney on Wind, Water Policy in Colorado – President Obama today used the issues of wind energy and water purity to draw stark contrasts with Mitt Romney, and attempt to lure some of this state's environmentally-conscious swing voters to his side.http://abcn.ws/Nm3ypp (Devin Dwyer)
Grads Lament 'Obama That I Used to Know' - He may still draw huge crowds of screaming fans, but after four years of high unemployment, two college graduates are lamenting that President Obama is not "the Obama that I used to know."http://abcn.ws/QJJdNE (Amy Bingham)
Penn. Republican Jokes Obama Supporters 'Mentally Retarded' – Pennsylvania GOP official Jim Roddey is apologizing for making a joke calling President Obama supporters "mentally retarded."http://abcn.ws/OYqOtj (Meghan Kiesel)
Ad Suggests Sheriff Joe Is Soft on Child Molesters – Here's a political ad to make your skin crawl. Sheriff Joe Arpaio is famous for being tough on illegal immigrants, making inmates wear pink, and his ongoing special investigation into President Barack Obama's birth certificate. http://abcn.ws/NqcPLy (Z. Byron Wolf)
Photo of the Day: Caption Contest – Mitt Romney and the height of the corn – http://abcn.ws/Nqb8Og (Jilian Fama)
Colbert Causes Wikipedia to Lock Down Potential VP Pages – Mitt Romney's campaign might be asking supporters to download "Mitt's VP" app to get the first notification of his running mate, but tea leaf readers were turning to Wikipedia for clues. http://abcn.ws/PHnBN4 (Jilian Fama)
'Romney Girl' Mocks Life in His World As 'Taxless,' 'Fantastic' – With Obama Girl's crush on the president fading since her provocative 2008 YouTube video, another scantily clad YouTube lover has stepped up to fill the candidate-crush void, this time mocking Mitt Romney as "fantastic." http://abcn.ws/MU6IzV (Amy Bingham)
Veep Beat: Pawlenty in Romney's Neighborhood This Weekend – PAWLENTY 'WE'LL KNOW SOON ENOUGH': Campaigning for Mitt Romney in Michigan Wednesday, former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty gave no clues about his status on the potential VP roster, telling a crowd in Jackson, Mich., "We'll know soon enough," ABC News' Shushannah Walshe reported. "After a brief speech at the opening of a campaign office here, Tim Pawlenty was asked if he would return to Michigan 'when you're vice president.'http://abcn.ws/TjQPX0 (Arlette Saenz)


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Arizona Cardinals
NFL.com's Brandt: Jonathan Cooper poised for a big 2014
It is easy to forget about Jonathan Cooper.
The seventh pick in the 2013 draft out of North Carolina, he plays a position (guard) that does not receive much fanfare and, well, there was that whole thing about missing the entire season due to a broken leg suffered in the Cardinals' final preseason game.
But if all goes according to plan, Cooper will be the team's starting left guard this season, combining with free agent pickup Jared Veldheer to solidify the left side of the offensive line.
NFL.com's Gil Brandt believes he'll do that and more, as he detailed in a piece on players who will take a big step in their second NFL season.
Three rookie guards -- Kyle Long (Bears), Chance Warmack (Titans) and Larry Warford (Lions) -- played every down for their teams last season, with Long going on to make the Pro Bowl. And I thought Cooper had a chance to be better than all three. Unfortunately for the Cardinals, a broken leg suffered in the preseason kept the seventh overall pick from seeing a single regular-season snap. Now, though, I'm told by Cards people that he's 100 percent and looks great. Cooper has great functional strength, having tossed up 35 bench reps at the NFL Scouting Combine, and fine character to match. I expect him to start and play at a high level for the next 10 years, becoming a familiar face at the Pro Bowl in the process.
Cooper arrived with expectations fitting of a player selected early in the draft, and he seemed ready to live up to them prior to getting hurt.
And though he had to wait an extra season to make his impact on the Cardinals, he'll have another chance very shortly.
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- Matt Maiocco- CSNBayArea.com 49ers beat writer - Tuesday March 3Matt Maiocco explains why the San Francisco 49ers have interest in Darnell Dockett.
- Dave Pasch- ESPN play-by-play announcer - Monday March 2Dave Pasch believes that Steve Keim doesn't want Adrian Peterson to get away again.
- Darren Urban, AZCardinals.com - Friday February 27Darren Urban discusses Darnell Dockett's release from the Arizona Cardinals.
- Daniel Jeremiah- NFL Network analyst - Friday February 27Daniel Jeremiah had a near death experience involving Steve Keim and Bruce Arians.


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Marcus Peblo
This very colorful and creative cartoon series by Eric Black can be enjoyed by the whole family.
Something is amidst in the town of Dolesfield. A hero for the cats and someplace to call home! Join in as she steals from the people are gives to her feline companions. Below a low meow, and chuckle to the the antics of her four pawed friends as they plan a great diamond heist.
This is my 6th collaboration with Disko Warp Records.
Directed & Animated: James Franzen (2011)
Title: Pussy Game (Disko Warp 2011 Speedy Mix)
Artist: Bonnie Maxx
Producer: P. Ellison
Lyrics: P.Ellison/R.Picard
Youtube version available here if your computer lags...
http://www.youtube.com/wa tch?v=cwRWVNgeD5E
reminds me of something
is it just me or the music reminds,ressemble or inspire by the ape escape game music O_O
She'd make a great comic book villain!
I've really been looking forward to the prospect of you actually doing a video tot his song, and in the end you didn't disappoint in the slightest. The animation was great, the appeal of the story itself is great, and I loved the simplicity of the whole thing.
The only thing that seemed like a downer to me was the mix of the song. I know it's probably the original song so I don't really have any right to complain in that reguard, but I've always prefered the poobslag remix. That's nothing but a personal opinion though, and as such I won't detract you any stars because of this.
Keep them coming!
Gah! The overwhelming cuteness! ARRRGH!
Wait, this was done in collaboration with a RECORD company? ...wow. That's some big wig stuff. Anyways, really nice animation, goes perfectly with the song. Keep up the good work, but please don't blow my mind again with such adorable chibiness.


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Jay Adams
Mike Johnson Up to Task of Creating Versatility
Mike Johnson Up to Task of Creating Versatility
Jay Adams
Published August 22, 2012 at 12:46 PMThe news that backup tackle Will Svitek would be out for the season that came earlier this week was tough to take for a lot of reasons. For a close-knit group at offensive line, it was downright devastating.
The off-field emotions of feeling for a teammate have been difficult to come to terms with, but the offensive line knows it must press on without Svitek. While rookie tackle Lamar Holmes will get his shot this week with his first preseason action, Mike Johnson is also eager to show off his skill set with a big opportunity in front of him.
Johnson, who is listed as a guard, is really a hybrid of both guard and tackle as he's been cross-training at both positions. The thought is that Johnson's versatility is going to keep the Falcons deep at O-line.
"I'm feeling pretty good right now," Johnson said of his comfort at the two positions. "I've been working almost since the start of training camp doing both the first couple of weeks, and then here in the last couple of weeks I've been playing mostly tackle and playing only tackle in games. It's getting better. Hopefully I'll just continue to grow as the weeks go by."
With cross-training comes several differences as each position comes with different nuances — from timing to footwork to responsibility, every position is just a little bit different. Johnson having tackle experience from college certainly helps the situation, but he's been working hard at re-adjusting to the position with offensive line coaches Pat Hill and Paul Dunn.
The additional position work has been good for Johnson, the offensive line and the team.
"When I started at tackle, it was to create a little more versatility just in case something like this happened," Johnson said. "Now that it has, I've just got to go after it that much harder. 'Accountability' has been a big word (for us), so hopefully this team can believe in me at tackle and go forward from here."
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RICK SMITH: Infamous disaster
Lake View tornado of '53 a vivid memory
SAN ANGELO, Texas - Is it any wonder why West Texans have a healthy respect for our March-to-June tornado season?
I grew up hearing stories about the infamous Lake View tornado from relatives who lived through the nightmare on May 11, 1953.
The storm killed 13 people and injured 159, and the National Weather Service office in San Angelo estimates the tornado created a 20-mile path of destruction from 17 miles northwest of San Angelo to just east of Armstrong Street.
It's a wonder the tornado didn't claim more lives — including schoolchildren.
I found an account of the storm as told by the late Mac Snodgrass, who was principal of Lake View's junior high school in 1953. He had been preparing to drive a bus full of elementary school children home at 2:30 p.m. May 11, wrote Standard-Times reporter Keely Coghlan, who interviewed the former principal in 1987.
"Superintendent Jean Burleson had gotten a call from the DPS that there was a possibility of a tornado — this was back before they had warning alarms," he said.
"We saw the cloud coming and I was checking the kids in their rooms," he said. "None of us had ever seen a tornado, and we figured it was just another spring cloud coming across the field."
Even so, he decided to not have students get aboard the bus because the "cloud" was in the path of where he would be driving.
"The tornado hit about 2:20 p.m. There was bedlam for a while. Students were crying and screaming," the former Marine said. "It took some screaming of my own to quiet things down."
In 1953, Lake View seventh-grade student Bill Linton told a Standard-Times reporter what happened when the storm hit the school.
"We could hardly breathe," he said. "I knew something was going to happen, but I didn't know what. Mrs. Vada Burns, our teacher, told us to get into the hall. We had hardly gotten out of the room until the glass on the seat side (of the classroom) caved in. There was a rush of wind. Glass, dust, dirt, sticks, everything seemed to crash into the room and the hall.
"You couldn't see for the rain. It was like trying to look through a board fence. Then the roof was either sucked off or blew off. I couldn't tell which."
The student said rain fell on them in the hall as they huddled together screaming and crying.
"We were all scared, but you couldn't hear the crying and screaming for the wind and rain."
Teachers did what they could to calm their students and keep them safe.
Wayne Mitchell and others pulled pieces of the fallen roof off students.
Charles L. Cotten moved his students into the auditorium until the rain let up.
Third-grade teacher Jessie Yarbrough had her class sing when the lights went out. When the rain and hail began blowing in, she had the class lie on the floor quietly.
The storm tore off the roofs of two junior high classrooms. Though there were an estimated 1,000 people in the school when the tornado hit, injuries were not serious. A teacher broke an ankle, and several students and teachers were cut by glass fragments.
Repairs to the school building alone were estimated at more than $250,000. The damage to the building was so bad that the Texas Education Agency allowed the school to cancel classes for the rest of the school year.
When the storm finally moved on, Principal Snodgrass delivered the students on his bus route to their homes.
But for some of the children, their homes had vanished.
"We would let the kids off the bus and there was no home there. Just a stack of wood."
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Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesMatt Kemp chose baseball over basketball, but players like him probably won't under the new CBA.
Earlier today, MLB announced the details of a new collective bargaining agreement, which changes a lot of rules around the draft and international scouting as well as some rules for minor league free agents, on drug testing, and on the All-Star Game. The net result here is a big negative for the sport -- not enough to counteract the benefit of another five years without a labor stoppage, but enough of a negative to hurt the sport in the long run. I would hope Bud Selig's successor as commissioner is open-minded enough to re-evaluate this CBA's provisions for limiting spending on amateur players after we see its effects over the next five years.
I'll respond to MLB's summary of the agreement point by point, omitting points where I don't have any thoughts to share. (The portions in italics come directly from the summary.)
- III-a-3. Article XX(B) free agents signing minor league contracts who are not added to the
Opening Day roster or unconditionally released 5 days prior to Opening Day shall receive
an additional $100,000 retention bonus and the right to opt out on June 1.
So in effect, it's cheaper to add such minor league free agents to the 40-man roster than it is to stash them in Triple-A all year. This is a huge deal, especially for clubs that were aggressive with minor league free agents. (These rule XX(B) free agents have major league experience and have been outrighted off a 40-man roster before, so they can elect free agency at the end of the regular season if they're not on a 40-man at that time.)
(Update: As it turns out, I confused Article XX(B) with Article XX(D) -- I know what you're thinking, you just did the same thing yesterday -- so the impact of this rule is much less than I indicated on Tuesday. The only free agents affected here are major league free agents -- with six years of major league service time -- who fail to land a major-league deal the following season. That is, if, say, Albert Pujols couldn't get a major-league contract offer and had to accept a minor-league contract for 2012, he'd fall under this new rule. That group might include three to five players per year; Dontrelle Willis was one example from 2011.)
- b. Draft Pick Compensation
1. Starting in 2012, "Type A" and "Type B" free agents and the use of the Elias ranking
system will be eliminated.
Really, the best news I've had all day. This system was designed to drag down free agent salaries. I think we know now that that didn't happen, but like most such taxes, it had unintended consequences -- in this case, limiting the markets for relief pitchers as teams didn't want to give up first-round draft picks to sign them. And the lunacy of some of the Type A and B designations is best consigned to the historical dustbin anyway.
- A. Only Players who have been with their Clubs for the entire season will be subject
to compensation.
Also known as the "screw you, Anthopoulos" clause.
- B. A free agent will be subject to compensation if his former Club offers him a
guaranteed one-year contract with a salary equal to the average salary of the
125-highest paid Players from the prior season. The offer must be made at the
end of the five-day free agent "quiet period," and the Player will have seven days
to accept the offer.
So it's no longer tied to performance -- this is probably good, as the odds of both sides agreeing on a performance measure were effectively zero -- but it's tied to the former club's perception of value. That average salary would be right around $12 million or so this year, so you're going to see very few relievers, fifth starters, or backup infielders carrying draft pick compensation in the future. That's a positive as well.
- C. A Club that signs a player subject to compensation will forfeit its first round
selection, unless it selects in the top 10, in which case it will forfeit its second-highest
selection in the draft.
This is pointless. It's a strong deterrent for lower-revenue clubs that depend on drafting and development to sign any qualifying free agent, so while they might still gain picks from losing free agents, they're also much less likely to want to add a key free agent when they're in or near contention. I wish MLB would sever the artificial connection between free agency and the draft entirely.
- D. The Player's former Club will receive a selection at the end of the first round
beginning after the last regularly scheduled selection in the round. The former
Clubs will select based on reverse order of winning percentage from the prior
championship season.
So the boost a team gets from losing a free agent is less than the cost to the team that signs the same free agent. This makes it clear that the agenda here is not to help clubs that lose players, but to continue the 25-year-long attempt to drag down free agent salaries.
- e. Rule 4 Draft
1. The draft will continue to be conducted in June, but the signing deadline will be moved
to a date between July 12 and July 18 depending on the date of the All-Star Game.
This is about 90 percent good. Players typically signed near the deadline anyway, so why not move it up and get them out and playing in the complex leagues or short-season minor leagues? You might even see a few first-rounders get to low Class A in their first year out, pushing them a little closer to the big leagues.
The earlier signing date means that the draft process will be completely over before the trading deadline, before the Cape Cod League holds its All-Star Game and finishes up its season, and before the series of major high school showcases that run from Aug. 1-15. Those last two points are particularly relevant to scouting directors who often had to cut short their August scouting of the following season's amateurs to finish signing some of their top picks.
The 10 percent that isn't good? It hurts the Arizona Fall League. College players who didn't sign until August would make their pro debuts out here in the AFL. That group of players will largely disappear from AFL rosters because they'll have played six weeks of pro ball after signing.
There was some sentiment a year ago among scouting directors that the draft should be pushed back until late June, after the College World Series was over, but that is not addressed in the language that's currently available. There are still a lot of details for the union and MLB to hash out now that the Memorandum of Understanding is done.
- 2. Drafted players may only sign Minor League contracts.
This just protects teams from themselves. Very, very few draft picks actually merited major-league contracts and the 40-man roster spots those contracts bring with them, but teams handed them out far more often than they should have. It does remove a small bit of leverage from the players, who would often use the demand for a major-league deal as a way to get more money in a straight bonus on a minor-league deal.
- 3. Signing Bonus Pools
A. Each Club will be assigned an aggregate Signing Bonus Pool prior to each draft.
For the purpose of calculating the Signing Bonus Pools, each pick in the first 10
rounds of the draft has been assigned a value. (These values will grow each year
with the rate of growth of industry revenue.) A Club's Signing Bonus Pool equals
the sum of the values of that Club's selections in the first 10 rounds of the draft.
Players selected after the 10th round do not count against a Club's Signing
Bonus Pool if they receive bonuses up to $100,000. Any amounts paid in excess
of $100,000 will count against the Pool.
B. Clubs that exceed their Signing Bonus Pools will be subject to penalties as
Excess of Pool Penalty (Tax on Overage/Draft Picks)
• 0-5 percent; 75 percent tax on overage
• 5-10 percent; 75 percent tax on overage and loss of 1st round pick
• 10-15 percent; 100 percent tax on overage and loss of 1st and 2nd round picks
• 15-plus percent; 100 percent tax on overage and loss of 1st round picks in next two drafts
This is the part where MLB tells talented young amateur athletes -- who, by the way, aren't union members and had zero voice in these negotiations -- that baseball is a lousy avenue for them to take, at least financially, and they should probably check out other sports. Yet MLB does not realize that it is to their substantial benefit to sign players early, and at relatively higher prices: You get the athletes into your system where football or basketball can't poach them, and you get to develop them yourselves rather than farming out that effort to the NCAA.
College coaches must be thrilled, as this will likely mean a lot more teenaged arms for them to blow out through overuse. It's also a boost to Team USA and the Cape Cod League, which have seen their quality drop over the past several years as players increasingly signed out of high school. I'm sure the NCAA is thrilled as well as they have the prospect of more high-profile prospects to harass for using attorneys during the draft process.


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Black Star
Black Star is one of the main characters of Soul Eater. He is student as Shibusen, and uses the demonic ninja weapon Tsubaki. |
Death The Kid
Death the Kid is son of Shinigami-Sama and one of three main characters of the anime series, Soul Eater. |
Harvar D. Eclair
Harvar is a supporting character in Soul Eater. He is Ox Ford's lightning spear weapon, and makes few appearences outside of spear form. |
Jacqueline O. Lantern Dupré
Jacqueline is a supporting character in Soul Eater. She is Kim's lantern weapon, and makes few appearances outside of lantern form. |
Kilik Lunge
Kilik is a supporting character in Soul Eater. He is considered to be one of the strongest meisters in Shibusen, and fights with his twin pots of fire and thunder, which resemble gloves. |
Kim Diehl
Kim is a supporting character in Soul Eater. She is the object of Ox Ford's affections, but could care less about him. She uses the lamp weapon Jacqueline. |
Liz Thompson
A pistol type weapon from Soul Eater. A more serious and level headed personality then her sister Patty. She is wielded by Death the Kid. |
Maka Albarn
Maka is Soul Eater Evans' partner and one of the protagonists of Soul Eater. |
Ox Ford
Ox Ford is a supporting character in Soul Eater. He is generally considered Maka's rival academically, and fights with his lightning spear weapon Harvar. |
Patty Thompson
A pistol type weapon from Soul Eater. Somewhat dim witted and tends to giggle a lot. Wielded by Death the Kid, along with her sister Liz. |
Pot of Fire
The brother of Pot of Lightning, he and his sister, while very young, are the weapon partners of Kilik Lunge. They transform into giant gloves and he has the power to emit fire from his glove form. |
Pot of Thunder
The sister of Pot of Fire, both of them are the weapon partners of Kilik Lunge and even though despite her young age she and her brother have helped him numerous times. She can transform into a giant glove that emits lightning. |
Soul Eater Evans
One of the main characters of Soul Eater, Soul Eater Evans, more commonly referred to simply as Soul, is a scythe weapon, and a student at Shibusen. |
Tsubaki Nakatsukasa
She is a co-operative, easygoing character and well suited to be Black Star's partner in the show Soul Eater. |


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Where do you get all the program modifiers?
Games Guru: Are you talking about customizers? There are quite a few. Any one in particular?
How do you get vilcano panel?
Games Guru: Do you mean one of the Vulcans? There are three different chips plus a SuperVulcan.
Where can you find Lavapanel after you beat the cyber snowman?
Games Guru: Instead of looking for Lavapanel K, try looking for Heatbreath K.
I have beaten the cybersnowmen, but I can't find the chip "blkbomb" to light the cybertorches. Where can I get it? Please help.
Games Guru: Try buying two HEAT SHOT CHIPs from Higure. They should do the trick.
When you beat Duo the first time and get a continue2, then get to the part where you have to help searchman in Undernet 6, how do you get there? I can't find a way out of Undernet 4 (the area near Django).
Games Guru: Go to Sharo and enter a three-round virus battle to win the much-needed copy key. Go into the Undernet. Take the east exit out of Undernet 3 and use the copy key at the blue gate. Now prepare for a fight.
does anybody know how to get to black earth 2 and the location of all the megachips for battle network 4 red sun
what is the beast virus the game talks about when you fix the antennas at red sun
I have blue moon version and i cant get to the park place what is the code
when pressing the a button at the gate you will see ajekdur and some numbers at the bottom. tho numbers go in order from one through seven then submit and that should work.
the password in passing through the door to park area the password in the green navi is ajekdur thats decrypted the password is raejduk.
i have starforce 1 dragon,2 zerkerxsaurian,3 black ace.i might get operate shooting star since ive never played bn 1.
to:slashman,I have Megaman Starforce Leo,Megaman Starforce 2 ZerkerXSaurian,And Megaman Starforce 3 Red Joker.
does anyone else besides us have starforce games?
i cant find how to get to the guy who sells chips in the undernet
just go to undernet 4 , he's next to the sqare with the coffin
where mettaur village in megaman battle 4:red sun
those anyone know what the best soul is to get the 5 evil chips in red sun version?
to Ian78:
There are no continues in this game. If you get deleted, you have to start over from the last place you saved.
Dear Game Guru,This Is A Very Important Question To Me Which is i Can't get past meteor comp 4 to fight laserman
P.S. If anyone else knows answer as soon as possible
#1 It means what it means, old man in (town)square!(real world)Go to electown squaer (folow street)#2 (backwards), In town area three the green navi(internet, off main,yellow,road).
how many continues are ther in mega man battel network 4 red sun?
Dear Game Guru,
I Know This Is A Stupid question but for some reason i can't get to undernet area 5 with out going the back way in undernet area 6
what do i use for the northern sharo antenna in super hard mode and were do i get it
hey at the begginning of the game it says there is a guy who buys bugfrags with zennys in acdc somewhere but i only heard about a dealer in undernet who trades with chips. anybody know where zenny trader is? ty
I can't get to Djanjo in undernet 4 and I've tried every c-rail.
I see him and it's driving me insane theat I can't get to him!!!!!!!!!!
oh i forgot! what is the lotto number hint the man says??
where do u get gunsol2 and where do u find kendoman ds??
wanna have gundelsol 3 G? here is the code put it in numberman's lotery: 74293099 and if you want a buster pack the code is:05178924 it gives all stats +4 (att 4 charge 4 and speed 4) the only thing i need is the last 2 parts of the c slider the wingparts and a other part, i dont know how its called
did someone now how to enter park area and how to get transformation heat shot 2and3
to get boardpart, find a hidden navi in i think acdc area 2.
to beat iceman, just let him hit you like 3 or 4 times in a row and then your darksoul will come. even though your health drains, you can beat him easily.
to get blkbomb, you need to have an unlocker. go 2 sharo area 2 slider masters granddaughter and there should be a locked (purple) diamond there. use unlocker and it will give you blkbomb. if you had it before, but got rid of it, you can buy from higsby's for around 13,000 zennys.
the p-code to sharo is if you pay 6,000 zennys to the guy helping the yumruins.
the sharo one is in the big computer you jack into when you enter space center.
How do you get blkbomb and lava panel in megaman4 red sun I need help or I will go crazy! Or I will sell the game for $
close to the slide master(i forgot her name) and use an unlocker that will be a blackbomb Z
You might need this trick if your low on zennys…
1) Jack into the the Nupopo statue
2)go all the way to netafrica area
3)go up and you will see a mystery data
4)Get the mystery data(it might be 1 bug frag,2100zennys or virus
Repeat it over and over again and you will be RICH i say RICH
Does any1 know how to use the navycust programs bodypack and bustback and i beet the entier game and i never got 1 megachip lol. what do i do?
you find blkbomb in sharo area and the p code for sharo ask the guy no and he give it to u .in yumland go buy it from a guy for 6,000 zennys
the blkbomb is in the sharo area near the yellow navi. its in the purple diamond and u need an unlocker to open it.
hey can some1 tell me the p-codes to yumland and sharo?
hey toolz, if you got to iceman then do you still know where this beast type virus the last antenna keeps talking about?
help me!!!!
i cant find the blkbomb to light the torches.
can someone tell me where i could find the blkbomb?


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Thank you Scott Rosenbaum for just making V a thousand times cooler. After the executive producer let slip at Comic-Con that he'd be introducing Anna's mother in V's November season premiere — and that her name would be Diana, fans went bonkers. I personally begged Rosenbaum to cast Jane Badler (so deliciously evil as lizard villainess Diana in NBC's original '80s V series) as this new incarnation of Diana, and word has just reached me that he has indeed awarded Jane the role. Woo-hoo!
When V returns, we will learn that Anna (Morena Baccarin) is keeping her mother prisoner on the mother ship in a never-before-seen section that has been designed to look like the Visitors' home planet. Both Morena and Laura Vandervoort, who plays Anna's daughter, Lisa, told me they, too, were hoping Jane would take the role. Still stunningly beautiful at age 56, Jane's Diana, who will be a recurring character, is perhaps the only reptilian being who will be able to put Anna in her place. November suddenly can't come soon enough.
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There is inexpensive, and then there is cheap
Subject: Systems | August 25, 2008 - 01:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
mCubed has just released an HFX Mini HTPC case, which promises a cheap alternative to other passively cooled HTPC cases. Unfortunately, from bit-tech's testing it looks like they managed to get both meanings of the word cheap to apply. While certainly less expensive that other similar cases, the use of riser cards and the inconveniently tight design mean you should read through the article carefully before running out and buying one.
So smooth they're almost frictionless
Subject: Systems | August 22, 2008 - 02:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Smooth Creations is making a huge splash in the enthusiast market, and an equally large dent in the wallets of those that pick them up. It's not just the stellar job they do in setting up extremely powerful systems; it is the incredible paint jobs on the cases. Every one is a unique airbrushing, with a finish that would not look out of place on a high end car. Neoseeker were lucky enough to get a hold of the Neptune, a water-cooled system with a very appropriate paint job.
Intel Introduces First IA System on Chip for Consumer Electronics, Expands Internet to TV Experience
Subject: Systems | August 20, 2008 - 02:54 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
INTEL DEVELOPER FORUM, San Francisco, Aug. 20, 2008 - At the Intel Developer Forum, Intel Corporation introduced the Intel Media Processor CE 3100, the first in a new family of purpose-built System on Chips (SoCs) for Consumer Electronics devices based on the company's popular Intel architecture (IA) blueprint.
Executives on Wednesday also provided updates on the Mobile Internet Device (MID) category and Intel Atom processor, unveiled a brand with DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc.
VIA Announces First Nano-ITX Board with VIA VX800
Subject: Systems | August 15, 2008 - 11:22 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Taipei, Taiwan, 15 August 2008 - VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator of power efficient x86 processor platforms, today announced the VIA EPIA N700 Nano-ITX board, designed as a complete solution for compact industrial PC and embedded automation devices.
Water on the brain
Subject: Systems | August 12, 2008 - 05:59 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
What could be better than a Skulltrail system? bit-tech answers that question with their work log of a Cosmos Sword-S modified to accept watercooling for all of the parts that make up this Skulltrail system. The final result is impressive, both in it's aesthetics and the power of the components within.
A miniature war
Subject: Systems | July 29, 2008 - 01:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
On one side is Intel's Atom processor, which can handle multi-threading but systems that use it can only have PCI cards. In the other is VIA's nano, which can only handle a single thread, but has a faster FSB and can handle PCIe 16x quite handily. Either system needs less power to run than the majority of graphics cards. Drop by [H]ard|OCP for a look at what these chips are designed to do as well as who [H] picks as the winner.
Summer time, the perfect time to replay all your games at higher resolution
Subject: Systems | July 23, 2008 - 01:34 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Ars Technica has new advice on those looking to pick up a killer gaming rig this summer. Their all inclusive budget gaming rig comes in at $1,210.39, including a 22" widescreen LCD. Their performance box will run you $2,739.20, and has a lot of power behind it. You can also get a second opinion from Ryan on our own Hardware Leaderboard.
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Summer's recommended systems
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The Tech Report has made some major revisions to their recommended systems for this summer, thanks to the effort being made by manufacturers to speed up their releases this year. With four recommended builds to choose from, there is something interesting, no matter what you plan to do with your PC.
Return of TV Wonder
Subject: Systems | July 3, 2008 - 02:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
techPowerUp has snagged one of the new AMD PCIe TV Wonder 600s, which along with its' 650 brother are the first AIW products we have seen in quite some time. The is the less expensive model, so it is missing some of the features of the higher end model such as a slim profile and HD support. It does handle digital cable, so you don't have to worry about the death of analog TV.
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Friday, August 14, 2009
16 comments:
- Petit Debutant said...
wish I was there!
- August 15, 2009 at 6:42 AM
- Jackie said...
Unfortunately, just a wee bit too far for me to travel.
- August 15, 2009 at 7:11 AM
- Nedra said...
Me too, although it is within driving distance! But I think I would spend all the savings on gas.
- August 15, 2009 at 7:34 AM
- The Quilt Buddy said...
Ohhhh yummy! Too bad I don't live there!
- August 15, 2009 at 7:49 AM
- DeeRoo said...
Yep...a bit too far for me to travel too but I sure do appreciate the eye candy!:) Love to see what other people are finding...makes me more inspired to my goal of using up my old stash before I buy new stash!;o
- August 15, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Kimberly said...
Have fun! It's a bit far away for me... good thing, or I'd be broke!
- August 15, 2009 at 10:09 AM
- sunshine said...
Thanks for the great tips re stores - wish I lived in the area!
http://cuttingedgequilt.blogspot.com/ - August 15, 2009 at 12:16 PM
- paulette said...
Wow! I would call that a SCORE! Good for you!
Paulette - August 15, 2009 at 4:38 PM
- Aunt Spicy said...
...maybe this is the perfect excuse for me to buy a plane ticket...well fabric on sale and escaping the humidity!
- August 15, 2009 at 9:01 PM
- Sara said...
Wow, great fabrics, too bad I can't come!
- August 16, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- carly k said...
Oh, I am so jealous! Maybe the one here in St. George has the same sale. I am going tomorrow to find out!
- August 16, 2009 at 10:48 PM
- Bonnie said...
The sales they have on fabric & kits at that Deseret Book (Mormon Handicraft) location are great! It's my best kept secret, and you are telling everyone! I'm glad so many people live too far away. :-)
- August 16, 2009 at 11:20 PM
- Amy - Park City Girl said...
Now I need a good excuse to get down there :) Love your additions!
- August 17, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
Deseret Book has fabric? How weird. I never go to the mall so I'd never know. I haven't been there in ages. You'll love your new area. It is really nice in the north end of the county. I think you'll be really happy up here. You're so close you could visit our quilt group or join! We meet every last Tuesday of the month at 8:00 PM at the red church in town. If you need directions I can give them to you. It is the oldest church and it is super easy to find. You're just a hop skip and a jump away from me now. Good for you.
- August 17, 2009 at 10:11 AM
- AlessandraLace said...
I am too far; maybe for the next vacation! hugs
- August 18, 2009 at 3:13 PM
- Rita said...
Nice design, but would you be little bit discriptive. I want to know more about it.
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My recent article -- If Steve Jobs Were Alive He Would Fire Tim Cook -- and an appearance on CNBC riled up Apple (AAPL - Get Report) diehards.
I don't call the diehards bulls or fanboys anymore. I have too much respect for bulls and fanboys.
Ninety-nine percent of AAPL bulls and fanboys are thinkers. They don't see things one way with blinders on. They relish in exploring possibilities and alternative explanations beyond status quo groupthink. Meantime, the 1% are akin to rabid sports or extreme religious fanatics. They immediately discount, deflect and personally disparage sentiment that does not accentuate Apple's amazing past and present, while portending an equally-as-extraordinary, if not more incredible, future. From an investment perspective the portion of the 1% that AAPL has made wealthy or downright rich (chest bumps across the board there) are golden. It's those who have not had their financial lives changed by Apple, but still refuse to consider fear, uncertainty and doubt (entrepreneurs often go with paranoia) who could get hurt. Simply put, if AAPL has made you rich, I don't blame you for your unflinching loyalty. I can see how it might be difficult not to be an unreasonable diehard. That emotional response probably will not cost you because you're so far ahead. It's the folks who drink the final batches of Kool-Aid who usually end up dinged. On Friday, two guys who I do not put in the unreasonable diehard category teamed up on a curious piece for Yahoo! Finance. Though I rarely agree with fellow TheStreet contributor Eric Jackson, I appreciate his work. He always makes me think. The same goes for Yahoo!'s Jeff Macke, who has one of the more entertaining Twitter feeds in finance. In Stop Asking What Steve Jobs Would Do, however, they both drop the ball. Consider two key passages from the above-linked piece, written by Macke:"There is no way, given the lead time that Jobs had on his disease, that he would not have ... had his fingerprints all over the product road-map for at least the next decade," says Eric Jackson, founder of Ironfire Capital in the attached video.Macke closes by saying:
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Much about the stunning fall of politician Bo Xilai remains unknown. But the case has fueled Internet rumors and roiled the political waters in China.
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When British businessman Neil Heywood was found dead in his hotel room in the southwestern city of Chongqing in November, the discovery attracted little attention.
Neither the fact that the police said he had died of alcohol poisoning (when he was known to drink only rarely) nor the fact that his body was hastily cremated without an autopsy (unusual in China) – nor the unexplained presence of police at the cremation, appeared to arouse undue suspicion.
Today, suspicion swirls around every aspect of his death, not least because the Chinese authorities now say that the wife of one of China's best-known and most powerful politicians, Bo Xilai, is "highly suspected" of having ordered Mr. Heywood's murder.
Both Mr. Bo and his lawyer wife, Gu Kailai, are currently in detention and under investigation, and have not been seen publicly for more than a month.
Heywood's death and the Bo couple's detention are two of the few indisputable facts in a murky affair whose political ramifications are magnified by Bo's importance: Until scandal overtook him, he was a contender for one of the top nine jobs in the ruling Communist Party. It is clear to anyone familiar with the way Chinese politics works that Bo's enemies have used and amplified the scandal to bring him down.
Almost everything else about the case is speculation based on unidentified sources whose motives in recounting the case's details are unclear. The police have said nothing, and the absence of reliable information has left the field clear for a welter of dramatic rumors, spreading like wildfire on the Chinese equivalent of Twitter, ranging from the type of poison used to kill Heywood to an impending military coup.


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