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AL East Notes: Red Sox, Johnson, Yankees, Ishikawa
Let's take a look at the latest news and notes involving the American League East:
- The Red Sox are open to trade market upgrades in the bullpen and at third base, tweets ESPN's Buster Olney.
- One name on Boston's list of bullpen trade targets is the White Sox's Matt Thornton, sources tell Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com (Twitter link). The Braves also have "limited" interest in the left-hander.
- Josh Johnson, set to become a free agent at the end of the season, has seen injury and poor performance affect his value to the point where it is difficult to see the Blue Jays pursue a multi-year deal with him, writes the Toronto Star's Richard Griffin. Johnson may be forced to accept a qualifying offer from the Blue Jays, assuming he receives one, to rebuild his value for 2014, opines Griffin.
- The Phillies' Michael Young and Carlos Ruiz both could be on the Yankees' radar as they have a scout in Philadelphia today, tweets Jayson Stark of ESPN.
- The recently-released Miguel Olivo is not on the Yankees' radar, but first baseman Russ Canzler, who was designated for assignment yesterday, might pique their curiosity, according to the New York Post's Joel Sherman (Twitter links).
- Earlier today, the Yankees added first base depth by claiming Travis Ishikawa off waivers from the Orioles. O's Executive Vice President Dan Duquette told reporters, including Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com, he acquired Eric Thames from the Mariners last week knowing he could lose Ishikawa to another team.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Atlanta Braves | Baltimore Orioles | Boston Red Sox | Carlos Ruiz | Chicago White Sox | Eric Thames | Josh Johnson | Matt Thornton | Michael Young | Miguel Olivo | New York Yankees | Toronto Blue Jays | Travis Ishikawa
AL Notes: Mariners, White Sox, Astros, Blue Jays
Here are a few trade notes from around the American League:
- As we approach the trade deadline with the Mariners looking more like sellers than buyers, Larry Stone of the Seattle Times took a look back at GM Jack Zduriencik's recent history at the deadline. Beginning with an ill-fated swap of a young Michael Morse for Ryan Langerhans and featuring the retrospectively painful Doug Fister deal, the net return to Seattle has not been terribly productive.
- This year, the Mariners could be in a position to deal some relievers. Last night, we took a look at FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal's breakdown of potentially available NL relievers. Tonight, let's look at the AL crop. From the M's, Rosenthal says that veteran lefty Oliver Perez is the most likely to be dealt, with Charlie Furbush and Tom Wilhelmsen also prime candidates. The latter two, however, will likely command a high price given that Furbush may just be reaching arbitration after this season as a Super Two, while Wilhelmsen will not reach arbitration until after the 2014 campaign.
- Rosenthal also pegs the White Sox and Astros as sellers with attractive bullpen pieces. Chicago could swing a trade for stud reliever Jesse Crain if he can return in time to prove his health; otherwise, both Matt Thornton and Matt Lindstrom could hold some appeal. (Both of the latter two pitchers come with club options for 2014.) For Houston, meanwhile, the prime trade chip among its relief corps is unquestionably closer Jose Veras, who is cheap, strikes out a lot of hitters, and has been solid in late-inning work this year.
- One other team that should look to the future, according to FOX Sports' Jon Paul Morosi, is the Blue Jays. With the club again fading after its recent resurgence, Morosi says Toronto GM Alex Anthopoulos faces a "virtually impossible" task to right the ship before the trade deadline. Rather than selling out for this season, says Morosi, the Jays should look to shore up the team's rotation to make a run in 2014 and 2015.
- Sticking with the Jays, Morosi says that Josh Johnson — occasionally noted as a potential trade candidate earlier in the year — has been "perhaps the team's greatest disappointment this year." Johnson currently carries a 4.89 ERA in 53 1/3 innings; his walk rate is below his career average at 3.4 BB/9, though he is striking batters out at a strong 9.1 K/9 clip. At this point, Morosi suggests, Toronto may be best served by shipping Johnson back to the National League rather than looking to try and bring him back next year.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Charlie Furbush | Chicago White Sox | Houston Astros | Jesse Crain | Jose Veras | Josh Johnson | Matt Lindstrom | Matt Thornton | Oliver Perez | Seattle Mariners | Tom Wilhelmsen | Toronto Blue Jays
White Sox Ready To Sell; Won't Trade Sale Or Konerko
We heard last week that the White Sox had begun to receive calls on their veteran players. Now, rival executives tell Jon Heyman of CBS Sports that the ChiSox are "open for business" and willing to discuss anyone on their roster with the exception of Chris Sale and Paul Konerko.
That means that even John Danks, who just last year signed a five-year, $65MM extension with the Sox, could be had in the right deal. The team also has desirable trade chips like Alex Rios, Alexei Ramirez, Jesse Crain, Matt Lindstrom, Matt Thornton and Jake Peavy (though he's currently on the DL). Heyman also adds that Jeff Keppinger's name has already come up in conversations, despite the fact that he signed a three-year deal just this past offseason.
Not surprisingly, one executive told Heyman that Adam Dunn will be difficult to move. Dunn is owed $15MM in 2014 and is hitting .194/.303/.460 this season. Another said that Peavy will be tough to find a match for as well. The White Sox will have a high asking price on their co-ace, but teams won't have much time to determine if he's truly healthy.
Another executive told Heyman that the Mets could look at Ramirez as a potential long-term option at shortstop. While he's not hitting for power anymore, Ramirez is batting .280/.308/.345 with 18 stolen bases and outstanding defense, according to advanced metrics like UZR and DRS. He's owed $10MM in 2014 and has a $10MM club option for 2015 on his contract as well.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Adam Dunn | Alex Rios | Alexei Ramirez | Chicago White Sox | Chris Sale | Jeff Keppinger | Jesse Crain | John Danks | Matt Lindstrom | Matt Thornton | New York Mets | Paul Konerko
Central Notes: White Sox, Hanrahan, Cespedes
A few notes from around MLB's Central divisions, where the Indians and Cardinals will enter first place entering Sunday's action …
- The White Sox could look to trade one of their four left-hander relievers if they fall out of contention later in the season, writes Scott Merkin of MLB.com, particularly Matt Thornton and/or Will Ohman. Thornton's contract calls for a $5.5MM salary in 2013 and includes a $6MM club option for 2014, while Ohman is a free agent at season's end.
- Pirates closer Joel Hanrahan is becoming a likelier trade candidate with so many relievers suffering injuries, writes Tom Singer of MLB.com. Hanrahan, for his part, is aware of the possibility but hopes to remain in Pittsburgh, mentioning the Bucs' decision not to sell off players at last year's deadline. The right-hander is slated to become a free agent after 2013.
- The Indians seriously scouted Yoenis Cespedes but were never close to signing the outfielder, who eventually inked with the A's, writes Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
- In an interesting piece for the New York Times, Tyler Kepner writes how Reds shortstop prospect Billy Hamilton's blazing speed is indicative of a trend in scouting and player development. With run production declining, speed is once again highly valued. Said Bill Bavasi, Cincinnati's vice president for scouting and player development: "We're seeing the game go through a renaissance right now. We're going to see some different bodies playing the game, and a premium is going to be placed on speed, on range and on doing all the little skills that were so important in baseball …"
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Chicago White Sox | Joel Hanrahan | Matt Thornton | Pittsburgh Pirates | Will Ohman
Olney On Perez, Thornton, Inge, Mets
Most general managers prefer not to rush trades for bullpen help early in the season because relievers are so volatile, according to ESPN.com's Buster Olney. Olney takes a look at some relievers off to hot starts in his latest Insider-only column. Here are some highlights:
- Blue Jays left-hander Luis Perez has impressed an AL executive after striking out 14 in 12 2/3 scoreless innings to start the season. "He could be a starting pitcher, but to me, he's as good a left-handed reliever as there is in the American League right now," the person said.
- Olney points out that left-hander Matt Thornton is pitching well and notes that the White Sox tried to trade him at last year's trade deadline and again over the winter.
- MLB executives have told Olney that they aren't interested in acquiring Brandon Inge because he doesn't contribute at the plate anymore.
- Olney wonders when the Mets will be able to spend like a large market team and says manager Terry Collins "has done a terrific job" with the current roster.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Brandon Inge | Chicago White Sox | Matt Thornton | New York Mets | Toronto Blue Jays
Cafardo On Pelfrey, Thornton, Byrd, Gregg, Padres
In today's column, Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe ranks every manager in the majors, one through 30. Cafardo's top five skippers in the game for 2012 are Joe Maddon (Rays), Jim Leyland (Tigers), Mike Scioscia (Angels), Charlie Manuel (Phillies), and Joe Girardi (Yankees). Here's more from Cafardo..
- While the Mets were considering releasing right-hander Mike Pelfrey, they likely won't do that because there should be a trade market for the veteran. The 28-year-old makes $5.6MM on a non-guaranteed deal and the Mets may be able to get something from a club looking for a back-end starter.
- White Sox left-hander Matt Thornton is a player who always draws interest, though other clubs wish he didn't make $12MM over the next two years. With Hector Santiago and Will Ohman on the team, the closer could again be trade bait.
- The Cubs may eat some money to move outfielder Marlon Byrd, who is scheduled to earn $6.5MM this season. They may have suitors in the Braves, Phillies, and others. A National League scout indicated that Byrd's name is being mentioned more and more as the end of spring training approaches.
- Orioles reliever Kevin Gregg is available as the O's try to rid themselves of extraneous players and save money. Gregg makes $5.6MM this year, and the Orioles don't want his 2013 contract to kick in at $6MM if he finishes 50 games in 2012.
- Cafardo expects long-term extension talks between Cole Hamels and the Phillies to move slowly.
- One American League owner said of the Padres, "They're probably a half-billion to $700MM purchase. And I don't believe that many, or any, of the finalists for the Dodgers would be interested."
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Baltimore Orioles | Chicago Cubs | Chicago White Sox | Kevin Gregg | Los Angeles Dodgers | Marlon Byrd | Matt Thornton | Mike Pelfrey | New York Mets | Philadelphia Phillies | San Diego Padres
Matt Thornton-Braves Rumor Shot Down
1:53pm: This rumor is bogus, tweets O'Brien.
1:37pm: A potential trade of White Sox lefty reliever Matt Thornton to the Braves is picking up steam, tweets Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times. However, David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution says this one's not happening.
Thornton, 35, posted a 3.32 ERA, 9.5 K/9, 3.2 BB/9, 0.45 HR/9, and 48.8% groundball rate in 59 2/3 innings for the White Sox this year. He's owed $12MM through 2013 on an extension signed in March. It's unclear whether Sox GM Kenny Williams would further deplete his bullpen depth after trading Sergio Santos to Toronto today, but relievers generally aren't crucial to a rebuilding effort.
White Sox Looking To Trade Matt Thornton
The White Sox have been looking to trade Matt Thornton since July and are still trying to move him, according to ESPN.com's Buster Olney (on Twitter). Before the 2011 season, the White Sox signed the left-hander to a two-year, $12MM extension that covers the 2012-13 seasons and includes a club option for 2014.
The 35-year-old posted a 3.32 ERA with 9.5 K/9, 3.2 BB/9, 0.45 HR/9 and a 48.8% ground ball rate in 59 2/3 innings this past season. Armed with a fastball that averages 96 mph, Thornton figures to draw interest this offseason, as he did last summer, especially since the free agent market doesn't feature lefty relievers of his caliber. The Yankees, Blue Jays and Rangers are among the teams that may seek left-handed relief this offseason.
Waiver Rumors: Thome, Bell, White Sox, Wright
The waiver wire is heating up with one week remaining for teams to trade for postseason reinforcements. Here's a refresher on how August trades work and here are the latest rumors…
- The Indians placed a claim on Jim Thome, according to Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer (on Twitter). However, the White Sox, who have a worse record than Cleveland, also placed a claim, so they would have priority over the Indians.
- It appears unlikely that the Giants, who won the claim on Heath Bell, will complete a trade for the reliever, Jon Heyman of SI.com reports (on Twitter).
- Though the Padres would find if difficult to accept a weak offer for Bell, it might beat the alternative of keeping him and potentially paying him big money in 2012, Ken Rosenthal writes at FOX Sports.
- The White Sox placed John Danks, Gavin Floyd, Paul Konerko and Matt Thornton on waivers, according to Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com.
- The Giants are a fit for the recently waived Ramon Hernandez, but the catcher will likely be a Type A free agent so a different team could claim him for draft picks, ESPN.com's Buster Olney notes (on Twitter).
- Hoynes suggests the Indians likely claimed one of Thome and Jason Kubel (Twitter link). Unknown teams claimed both Twins sluggers this week.
- The Rockies were one of the teams that put in a claim on David Wright this month, according to Troy Renck of the Denver Post. Though it's unclear which team won the claim, it probably doesn't matter at the moment, since the Mets aren't trading their third baseman. As Renck points out, it's a reminder that the Rockies will be interested if the Mets ever make Wright available.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Chicago White Sox | Cincinnati Reds | Cleveland Indians | Colorado Rockies | David Wright | Gavin Floyd | Heath Bell | Jason Kubel | Jim Thome | John Danks | Matt Thornton | New York Mets | Paul Konerko | Ramon Hernandez | San Diego Padres | San Francisco Giants
AL Central Notes: Hunter, Thornton, Rauch, Indians
The American League Central welcomed a handful of new players this week – most notably right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez. Yet many other trades didn't materialize. Here are the details on some deals that could have impacted the division…
- The Tigers tried to acquire Tommy Hunter from the Rangers before the Orioles obtained him in the Koji Uehara deal yesterday, according to Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (on Twitter). The Tigers did acquire Doug Fister for their rotation.
- The Brewers called on every good left-handed relief option out there, including White Sox southpaw Matt Thornton, according to Adam McCalvy of MLB.com (on Twitter).
- The Twins talked to the Blue Jays about re-acquiring Jon Rauch, but talks went nowhere, according to Joe Christensen of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
- The Indians discussed as many as 75 players leading up to the deadline, according to MLB.com's Jordan Bastian (on Twitter).
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We Can Survive 2014: Taylor Swift, Pharrell Williams, Ariana Grande and More
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NFL Books Ariana Grande, Pharrell and Soundgarden for Opening Day Performance
We can now confirm the first game will get a little more serious, with performances by pop princess Ariana Grande, Pharrell Williams, and Soundgarden.
Listen to 'Til Everyone Can See' Feat. Pharrell, Incubus' Mike Einziger, Travis Barker and Hans Zimmer
The all-star track was released to bring attention to the Red Card To End Child Labor campaign. The song features Pharrell, Travis Barker, composers Hans Zimmer and Dom Lewis, pop singer LIZ and Minh Dang, who is a former child sex slave.
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The obiquitous Pharrell may be "Happy" all over the place, but he's not losing his edge.
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Pharrell Williams used his solo set as a career-spanning showcase, touching on his string of chart-topping collaborative hits from last year (namely Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" and Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines") to a show-stopping revue of his chart history
Lorde, Imagine Dragons Lead 2014 Billboard Music Awards Nominations
Billboard announced today (April 9) the finalists for the 2014 Billboard Music Awards. Both Imagine Dragons and Lorde lead the nominations in 12 of the 40 award categories, with Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis following close behind with 11, 10 and eight noms respectively.

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M. Night Shyamalan On Life "After Earth" and "Unbreakable" Sequel
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At CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Sony Pictures previewed a wide range of upcoming releases, including extended looks at sci-fi movies "After Earth" and "Elysium," and the action-packed "White House Down."
TOYING AROUND: The Toy Fair 2013 Wrap-Up
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Daily iPhone App: Slice helps you track your online purchases
Slice is for the online shopper who likes to have everything right at his or her fingertips. If you take the time to set it up, the app will quickly become the central hub for your online purchases. You can organize your online receipts, track packages and even monitor recent purchases for price drops so you can request a price match refund.
The key to Slice's success is your email account. Once you grant Slice access to your account, it will scan your emails for order invoices and shipping notices. Slice finds your purchases and then stores them in your Slice Purchase History. Using this information, the app can analyze your receipts and allow you to see where you are shopping and what you are buying online with its new "Thingerprint" feature. Slice also tracks your packages and alerts you when an item has been delivered.
The Slice service is free, but it does require you to setup an online account. You also have to grant Slice access to your email account, which could make some people uncomfortable. The company says it scans your email only for order and shipping notices; other emails, which may contain personal information, are ignored. If you still have privacy concerns, you can always setup an email address that you use just for purchases. Slice also uses encryption to help keep your invoices safe.
The latest version of Slice for iOS brings several new changes including email support for Hotmail, iCloud, and AOL email and a new Facebook Connect login if you're a Facebook user. You can also add shipments manually or by scanning the tracking barcode.
I took the app for a test drive and was impressed at how it handled my purchases. I buy a lot of items online and the app did an excellent job picking out the order confirmations and shipping notices from a slew of spam. If you can get past the privacy concerns, Slice soon will become your favorite shopping companion.
The Slice app is available for free from the iOS App Store. You can read more about the service on Slice's website.
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Employee Turned Plaintiff Discusses David J. Stern's Layoffs and "You're Fired" Letters (Posted Here)
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"I'm shocked at what's going on," Mack says. "I would never think anything like this would happen." Mack had no idea of anything fraudulent going on at the company that she had seen multiply in size in her 14 years of employment. When she began her career working for Stern, Mack says, the office was much smaller and she saw Stern daily. Before her termination, she says, she had not seen him in three years. Yet she had only nice things to say about the man she is suing.
"He was a nice person... I never had a problem with him," she says."I knew business was picking up and a lot of hiring was going on... I knew that he was a go-getter. I could see the growth." That is, until she watched that growth rapidly recede from September to November. And it may not be over yet.
"As time went on and we started seeing all these people getting laid off... it was like a day-to-day thing -- just go to work, see what happens, and come home," Mack says. Then, on October 22, it was her turn. Chris Simmons, the company spokesperson, called her into a meeting. "When I walked in, I was dumbfounded," Mack says. "There were about 40 people in there holding these papers [that said they were laid off]." Stern was not at the meeting, but the photocopied letter displayed his signature.
The meeting was in the main office, and by the time Mack returned to the nearby subsidiary office to collect her belongings, her security badge had been deactivated. She entered the building when someone exited, went to her desk, and realized that she could no longer access her phone or computer. Her ties to the place she worked for 14 years were cut in an instant.
Even more layoffs would come shortly after. According to Doucette, about 435 people were laid off on November 5 in one point-blank email. In total, nearly 800 employees from DJSP have been released in Broward County, which surely is not known for its employment opportunities these days.
Here is the November 5 email Stern sent to his employees, followed by the previous correspondence received by another batch of people on October 21.
Dear Employee,
As you are likely aware, recent turbulence in the mortgage industry
has had a profound impact on our business. The referral of new
business has decreased by over 90 percent in the last six months.
This week Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac announced that they will no
longer be utilizing our services. While we are doing everything
possible to guide the company successfully through these difficult
times, these developments mandate that we take immediate action to
align the business with current realities.
It is with a heavy heart that I must announce that due to the loss in
business, we regret to inform you that we are laying-off roughly 70%
of our staff across the company and you have been selected to be
part of the cutbacks.
Regretfully, due to how significant these cutbacks must be, many top
performing, tenured, and hard working people will be affected. This is
not a reflection upon the quality of any one individuals work rather, it
is a direct response to the significant decline in business.
I would like to personally thank you for your hard work and dedication
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By donating one dollar and asking one friend to donate a dollar you are each making a difference in the lives of children in crisis, the forgotten elderly and the terminally ill.
In order to be able to help those in Monterey County, Santa Cruz County and San Benito County we need to raise over $305,000, in one year, to purchase new bears for the six hospitals we service. What is the population in those counties? 755,845 people! If each person donated one dollar? We could help even more people!
Where can you donate your dollar?
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeddyBearsWithHeart
Via PayPal
Through the mail by check, money order or cash:
P.O. Box 923, Seaside, CA 93955.
Please contact Susie at (831) 915-1112 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions.
Help bring comfort to children in crisis, the terminally ill and the forgotten elderly - Donate Today
Every dollar you donate helps! Your donation will bring comfort to those in need.
Teddy Bears with Heart has been gifting bears since 2008. We are completely donation and volunteer run. 100% of your donation goes to buy bears for those in need.
To donate by mail, send your check made out to Teddy Bears with Heart - P.O. Box 923, Seaside, CA 93955.
Hospitals need bears that are new, for all ages and present no choking hazard to the people they are given to. We have worked with Ty Manufacturing to order pluffies from them. Bears are ordered once a quarter so you donation here will go towards the order placed later in the quarter. Shipping address is 1335 Dayton St. Unit E, Salinas, CA 93901.
Steps to donate:
Teddy Bears with Heart currently gifts bears to six hospitals. You can choose where you would like your bears to go. These bears are gifted to children in crisis, the terminally ill and the forgotten elderly patients that are facing situations in the hospital.
1) You can become a member and get involved.
2) You can get involved by simply completing this form and indicating how you'd like to help.
3) You can donate new Teddy Bears (all sizes needed, especially the smaller ones and bears for children under 3)
4) You can donate money. We accept donations of $15, $30, $125, $250 or more through the following:
Paypal (Our username is firstname.lastname@example.com)
Chase Bank
Mission Fish through Ebay
Causes (Facebook - We are listed under Teddy Bears with Heart)
Savemart Supermarkets, Smart Foods, FoodMax and Lucky Stores - We have special Share cards where stores donate money to us. Please
call or email Susie for more information)
5) Shop on Amazon
If you are interested, please visit the website(s) above or call Susie at (831) 915-1112 - email@example.com
6) Estate Planning. Leave TBWH in your will. Contact Susie at firstname.lastname@example.com or (831) 915-1112 for more information.
Teddy Bears with Heart is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) under Good Bears of the World. Funding comes from various local businesses:
Yellow Brick Road Benefit Shop, Carmel, CA
Medialocate USA Inc, Pacific Grove, CA
Women's Council of Realtors, Carmel, CA
Carmel Valley Rotary, Carmel Valley, CA
Cosmero Construction, Del Rey Oaks, CA
Sotheby's International Realty - Carmel, CA - Kristy Cosmero & Trisha Hanson, Realtors
Keller Williams Realty - Carmel, CA - Elizabeth Williams, Realtor
Thank you to the following people for helping us bring comfort to those in need.
The bears for these departments need to be small as there is not a lot of storage room in fire trucks and police cars. We also bag each bear individually so they stay clean and free of dirt and smoke. Bears are ordered once a quarter so your donation will go towards the order placed later in the quarter.
Steps to donate:
Teddy Bears with Heart currently gifts bears to most local police and fire departments throughout six counties. These bears are gifted to children in crisis, the terminally ill and the forgotten elderly patients that are in need of comfort.
Thank you to the following for their help in bringing comfort to children in crisis, the terminally ill and the forgotten elderly.
Continuing Sponsors
Byte Technology - Monterey - donates website programming & Maintenance!
Central Coast Sign & Design - Salinas - donates car wrap, barrel wrap and business cards!
Grief, Inc. - Morgan Hill - donates (60) 50 gallon drums for our bear drives!
Kathie Day - donates a portion of any online sales.
Rosine's - Monterey
Gianni's Pizza
New Sponsors in 2014
Cosmero Construction - Monterey
Kristy Cosmero & Trisha Hanson - Sotheby's International Realty - Carmel
Kathie Day - Avon
Cassady Orthodontics
Julianne and Gary Cocola - ME TV - Local Channel 19
Sean Beken- KWAV Radio
Stuffed Bears
Julie Conners
Hazel Evans
Dennis & Trisha Hanson
Barbara Wallace
Joan Yu
Gayle Zazzera
Cheryl Valentine
Molli Pasquinelli
Reynolds Family
Cosmero Family
Kirkpatrick Family
Brady Lindsey
Norman Vasquez
The Movahedi Family
Lori Pfeiffer
Evans Family
Phyllis Avila
Melissa Stone Santangelo
Gaylynn Firth
Susan Lombardo
Christa Rutsche
Francis Richardson
Savers - Vacaville
Joyce Patterson
Amanda Stugert
Renee Jorgenson
Jenny Camara-Ray
Leann Contapay
Judy Barton
Adopt-A-Hospital Bear Program Donators
Toni Gardner
Robert Shepherd
Janice Austin
Police & Fire Deparment Bear Program Donators
Leah Kopelman
Mark Diekhans
Mike Haber
Dawn Cornelius
Joanne Slater
Christian Flores
Kay Cline
Valerie Moule
Gabriel Saucedo-Ramano
Helpful Bears
Janet Nestler
Amber O'rear
Joshua Booker
Billie Brown
Sun Bear
Hazel Evans
Janet Melin
Christmas Bear Drive November 15th - December 15th - Drop off locations to be announced.
7000 Soquel Drive, Ste. 1 & 2
Aptos, CA 95003
Hours: M,W 6am – 7pm, T,Th 3:30pm – 7pm, F 6am – 6:30pm, Sat 8am – 12:30pm
(831) 688-2348
Wormwood Party Store
Address: 827 Bay Ave, Capitola, CA 95010
Phone:(831) 462-0455
Hours: Open today · 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Los Gatos
Rehab One
13980 Blossom Hill Road
Los Gatos, California 95032
Contact Us:
T: 408-445-8400 or 831-758-6990
Office Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00 – 5:00 (except holidays)
Santa Cruz
2724 Soquel Avenue, Ste. D
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
Hours: M – Th 6am – 2pm, 3pm – 7pm, F 3pm – 6:30 pm, Sat 8am – 1pm
(831) 465-8228
Scotts Valley
Cutesy Cupcakes
Scotts Village Shopping Center
245 Mt. Hermon Rd., Ste. V
Scotts Valley, Ca 95066
Hours: M - Th 11:30 am - 7:30 pm, F - Sat 11:30 am - 8:00 pm, Sun 11:30 am - 7:30 pm
(831) 430-9500
1058 S. Green Valley Road
Watsonville, CA 95076
Hours: M,W 6am – 7pm, T,Th 7am – 7pm, F 6am – 6pm, Sat 8am – 12pm
Dr. Chad Cassady Orthodontics
26365 Carmel Rancho Blvd.
Carmel, Ca 93923
Hours: Call for Hours
(831) 624-7244
Bank of the West
1050 Del Monte Center, Monterey, CA 93940
Lobby Hours: M-Th 9-5, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-1, Sun Closed
(831) 373-3215
Bay Physical Therapy
Address: 500 Lighthouse Ave, Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: (831) 375-5909
Hours: Open today · 8:30 am – 6:00 pm
434 Alvarado Street, Monterey, CA 93940
Hours: Sun - T 8am to 9pm, F - Sat 8am to 10pm
(831) 375-1400
Pacific Grove
Chatterbaux Shoppe
157 Fountain Avenue, Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Hours: T – F 10:30am – 5pm, Sat 10:30 – 4pm
(831) 647-8701
Dr. Chad Cassady Orthodontics
529 Central Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Hours: Call for Hours
(831) 372-1566
Nancy's Attic
566 Lighthouse Ave., Pacific Grove, CA 93950
Hours: Open Daily from 10am – 5pm
Advance America
636 Williams Rd.
Salinas, CA (831) 951-6313
Call for hours of operation
Central Coast Sign & Design
*TBWH Printer – Wrapped drop off barrels!
60-A Malarin St., Salinas, California 93901
Hours: Please call for hours
(831) 775-0700
"Thank you so much Susie and Teddy Bears with Heart, for providing us with bears for children in Pakistan. Pakistan is a country of vast wealth, and vast poverty. We were able to give all of the bears to children in the poorest parts of Pakistan. We hope that these small joys will bring comfort to the children, as well as change their perception of America.
These small gifts helped us be ambassadors to the future leaders of Pakistan, changing one mind and one heart at a time."
Thank you so much,
Kyle Haggmark
You too can make a difference. Read how these children, Lezah Winick and Maya Pollack, helped raise money for TBWH last year and did such an incredible job!
The following volunteer positions are available:
PR/Media Volunteer - This person will handle our PSAs and
creatively contact media and others to let people know what we do
and who we help.
Grant Writer - We need someone to research and write grants so
that we can purchase the Teddy Bears we need
beyond what we receive as donations throughout the County.
Booth Volunteer - This person assists a TBWH member at one of
our booths passing out information and talking to the general public.
Bear Washer/Repair - We need people to clean bears in their
washing machines and or/repair bears that have seen a little too much love.
Get involved, please contact
Susan Hanson
Executive Director
Teddy Bears with Heart
(831) 915-1112
or simply complete this form and indicate how you'd like to help.
The Chatterbaux Shoppe has been a big supporter of Teddy Bears with Heart almost from the beginning. A permanent drop off spot - Alexsandra, the owner has been so helpful in helping us bring comfort to those in crisis!
Welcome to the Chatterbaux where you can find great deals on quality children's items every day!
Please visit this page often for important consigner information and special promotions at your favorite Pacific Grove Children's Shoppe.
Thanks for visiting and stop by soon!
donate a teddy bear
Not the size that you would think! We need small bears, around
7 - 9" (about beanie bear size) for police and firemen.
We need medium-sized bears up to 14" for the Children's Court and Voices for Children (CASAs)
We are always in need of new bears for children of all ages as these do not get donated very often. They are used in the hospitals.
The Healing Power of Teddy Bears
Posted: Jul 13, 2013
Teddy Bears with Hearts Drop-Off
Posted: Jul 02, 2013 7:56 PM PDT
Updated: Jul 02, 2013 7:56 PM PDT
By Sarah Kennedy - email
Teddy Bears with Heart, a local non-profit that gifts teddy bears to first responders and agencies that work with children in crisis, the terminally ill and the forgotten elderly is having a teddy bear drive! Our cupboards are bare of bears!
Teddy Bears with Heart is proud to present the Bear of the Month Club. You can buy two bears for the price of one. One bear can be shipped to you while you donate the other bear to TBWH. If you would like to donate both bears just let us know. New bears will be available every month. Help us bring comfort to children in crisis!
Ty Baby Bear Blue Pluffie with Hooded PJ's - 11 inches in height - $10 for two - shipping will be charged based on where bear is being shipped to.
The donated bear(s) will be given to local area hospitals. They need bears for all ages and are brand new.
Fluffy Black Teddy Bear - 7" in height. $6 for two - shipping will be charged based on where bear is being shipped to.
The donated bear(s) will be given to local police and fireman. They need bears that are small in size as there is not a lot of storage space in the trucks/cars.
Thank you for your support
Chairbear: Susan Hanson
(831) 915-1112
Vice Chairbear: Karen Crummey
Retired School Teacher
Treasurer: Hazel Evans
Director, Rearden Commerce
Secretary: Stacey Swenson
Data Management Services
P.O. Box 923
Seaside, CA 93955
(831) 915-1112
Terry Low
Byte Technology
400 Camino El Estero
Monterey, CA 93940
(831) 656-9178
Byte Technology created the Teddy Bears With Heart website and specializes in responsive website designs to work on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Julio Gil
Central Coast Sign & Design
Creative Print Master
60-A Malarin St.
Salinas, California 93901
(831) 775-0700
Central Coast Sign & Design has served the sign and graphic design needs of Central Coast businesses and organizations for over ten years. Our wide range of services includes the design, production and installation of signs, banners, murals, and vehicle wraps; as well as graphic design including custom logos, all types of print, and web development. We constantly look for new and creative ways to help your business make a great and effective first impression!
© 2014 Teddy Bears With Heart. All Rights Reserved. Parallax Website: Byte Technology, Photography: Peter Hemming


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This really did not work for me. I tried over a light sunscreen as it looked very dewy. It spred easily, but I wanted to cover redness so added more to build. It looked super caked and unnatural. I took everything off and tried a very moisturizing sunscreen and a silicone primer (Maybelline Baby skins). I used very little and tried a sigma F80 and then a beauty blender. While it blends, it doesn't blend in. It moves around. Still looked caked though. Too bad as I have used the Color Stay liquid in buff (same shade) and like it. The mouse texture does feel intersting in the jar.. It's a thick liquid that feels a bit sticky or bouncy. I thought it might feel like one of those jelly bb creams they make in Asia. It does spread easily. The jar really is messy and unsanitary. It could easily spill and you have to put your hands. You need a spatula or must keep dipping your fingers in. A bottle you can pour a little on your finger tip..That has nothing to do with why I don't like it. The packaging does look nice though and has a heavy feel that makes it look fancy.
It had two big problems is that it looked very caked and sat on top of my skin, never blending into it. You would not want to build, as it cakes easily. The liquid is buildable. I knew the color buff be a bit green on me, but the Ivory is quite pink looking. Revlon could use a pale foundation with yellow undertones. The color buff looked darker in the jar than the liquid colorstay version, which I have. . On it looked like a gray cast over my face. Did not blend with the skin at all. I looked like a snake about shed it's skin. It also felt weird too - tacky and sticky yet cakey. I didn't feel my skin was breathing. Hard to take off. Funny as it goes on easier than the liquid, which dries fast. Nothing sticks to it either (blush etc). I tried the liquid again in buff and it the color looks great and blends in with my skin.
This goes back to CVS. Glad they take things back.
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I have lost track of how many foundations I have purchased in my lifetime- you name it I have probably tried it. Hi end - drugstore mixed in my own dressing room etc. it gets as old as I am. I have enough on hand but am always on a mission for perfect skin (an oxymoron I am sure). My recent temptation is with Marc Jacobs mousse which is wildly expensive and this Revlon of a similar texture.
I hear the groans and calling foul - these two foundations are on opposite ends of the spectrum- HE and DS. However I have purchased both and found that the coverage (for me) is almost equal. I tried MJ on one side of my face and Revlon on the other - and lo! They looked almost the same! In fact the Revlon held up better for a longer time- no fading or shiny nose here.
Quite honestly I really like this foundation and will continue to purchase. I use my fingers and a BB sponge and then a Sigma flat (80?) to blend some more. Mist with water and dust with UD powder (my current fave) dust some Guerlain meteorites add blush and yes I am 15 again lol.
Financially this is a bargain- aesthetically it works as well as Any HE foundation - and the glass jar while a bit cumbersome is handsome and has easy access for spatula or fingers (I love my own germs). Most creme foundations of this consistency come in heavy jars - so don't make this your criteria for trying this product. I am buying some small plastic jars for ease in traveling - just as I depot eyeshadow and lipsticks I will now do it with foundation.
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This is a very late review and I no longer use this product. When my acne scars were deep and had angry cystic acne, I often turned to this. Medium to full coverage. I had used the Revlon Colorstay and found that clogged by pores because of the amazing full coverage, decided to try this formulation.
The product has a way of gliding into the imperfections of the skin and masking and softening it. As much as that sounds great, it also clogged my pores and felt like a mask. So, yes it made me feel like my imperfections were covered but it was a vicious cycle of treating the acne that came with it. My oily skin also enjoyed the thicker formulas as it kept the oilies at bay. Loved it and yet hated it. Very hard to remove it completely with makeup removers.
Now that my skin is less problematic, I prefer light to medium coverage products.
I have bad and I mean BAD acne scars. It has taken me a long time to find a product that is able to cover them all up but finally I have found my HG foundation. I apply it with a damp beauty blender and set it with a bit of powder for the best result.
Color selection is pretty good
Product is very bendable
Medium to full coverage
Feels light weight
Has a velvety/ matte finish
Doesn't cake up
Looks amazing in natural light
Last about 12 hours
Doesn't need to be touched up
Doesn't break me out
Packaging can be a bit messy
Slightly expensive being around $15
Clings the tiniest bit to dry patches
Overall this is an amazing product and is great if you're looking for a high coverage foundation that covers acne and acne scaring without being to heavy or cakey (:
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I have been wearing this for about three weeks now and I really like it! I have used Nars sheer matte for several years and was looking for something a little less expensive to use on weekends and days off of work. I wear Santa Fe in Nars, I'm an NC30 in MAC, so I bought the shade warm golden. It's just about as good as it gets for color. In the summer I think I'll need one shade darker though.
I have very oily skin and this really does last. I still need to blot once or twice but even if I don't the shine isn't nearly as bad as with some other foundations I've tried. I tried applying with my fingers first but the result was too much coverage. So, I tried a few other techniques and settled on using a finger to dab on my face and then buffing in with a flat top kabuki. This results in a very nice finish that isn't too heavy. You don't need very much of this at all! But, that means it is very build-able. I can add a little where I need it and it covers really well. I do notice the gray cast when I first put it on, as other reviewers have mentioned, but once I set it with a finishing powder I don't notice it anymore. Bronzer and blush look great on top of this and don't get cakey. This foundation also does not oxidize on my oily skin which is nice. It's the same color all day.
As most everyone has said
the packaging is less than good. The glass jar is just not practical or clean. But, the product is good so I just deal with it. I don't think I would ever travel with this because of the packaging. Overall, this is a fantastic drug store foundation for my oily skin that I will definitely repurchase.
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I am picky about foundations. I have oily skin with my forehead being he spot that I must blot throughout the day.
I currently have 3 favorite foundations that I use.
Rimmel Lasting Finish
YSL Touche Eclat...forehead goes oily quick with this one but I still like it.
Covergirl 3 in 1
Revlon Colorstay whipped is a must have for me now that ive tried it. It is the ONLY foundation that I can truly go a whole day without needing to blot my forehead. The coverage is excellent. .it's neither wet nor dry.
My only issue was on deciding on what shade to buy. I bought Buff and it looks fine but when I first put it on, it has a slight grey cast to it that I don't notice later. I am thinking of trying a different shade. I see myself using this as long as they sell it!!
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Before purchasing the whipped creme foundation first I Want to tell you about the Revlon colorstay liquid foundation. I first purchased the liquid in the shade warm golden. The shade looked like it would match. After putting it on about an hour later it turned very dark on me so much that I looked like I had an orange mask on. I returned it and purchased the whipped cream formula in sand beige. Color goes on a bit light but once it settled in, it matched my skin and looked very natural. I'm happy with this foundation as it gives medium to full coverage without looking cakey. Goes on smoothly and you don't need to work as quickly with it. This is very similar to the covergirl olay lift effect. Lasted all day. Color did not turn dark on me. Gives a satin finish. This is a pretty good drugstore foundation. I will update in a week or two to see if anything changes but so far I'm pleased with it. This foundation looks better as the day goes on. This is the opposite of some foundations where some of them looks great as soon as it is applied but than not as good as the day goes on. This is ok when first applied but gets better when it's on awhile.
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beautiful to blend and apply, great colour matching choices, nice texture, would buy again
cons would be that it may have a weird unlikeable smell haah but not to bad
I was looking for a new foundation and instead of spending a fortune at Nordstrom or Sephora like I usually do, I decided to give the drugstore a try. I had used Revlon Age-Defying liquid years ago but it didn't really do the job. I bought the ColorStay Whipped Cream Makeup because it looked like a good bet for my dry skin coming into yet another cold winter in the Northeast.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that this foundation is perfect for my skin. The coverage is full which I like and it stays put all day. In addition, my skin stays flake-free throughout the day.
The jar is heavy glass which is not the best packaging but I transferred it to a small travel jar for my business trips and leave the glass at home. This week was 40% all Revlon at CVS so I purchased a second jar even though I am not even halfway through the first one. Definitely a keeper.
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I tried Colorstay liquid way back when Revlon first launched the line and it was a disaster for me. It dried almost too fast to work with and the finish was super matte. I never went near it again, despite the raves it gets on YouTube, until a co-worker's flawless face prompted me to ask about her foundation. I've never done that vefore, btw. I don't know how the liquid would work for me but the Whipped Creme is easy to work with and provides a finish that's near matte but not completely. it goes on easily with brush, sponge or fingers and it covers pores very well, even without a primer. I always use a setting spray so I can't say if that's why it looks as good as it does at day's end but it's still perfect when I take it off at night. Because the finish is near matte, using a blush with a hint of sparkle and bronzer in the usual places is necessary to bring dimension back to the face. A jar of this will always be on my makeup table from now on.
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Normal probability plot
h = normplot(X)
h = normplot(X) displays a normal probability plot of the data in X. For matrix X, normplot displays a line for each column of X. h is a handle to the plotted lines.
The plot has the sample data displayed with the plot symbol '+'. Superimposed on the plot is a line joining the first and third quartiles of each column of X (a robust linear fit of the sample order statistics.) This line is extrapolated out to the ends of the sample to help evaluate the linearity of the data.
The purpose of a normal probability plot is to graphically assess whether the data in X could come from a normal distribution. If the data are normal the plot will be linear. Other distribution types will introduce curvature in the plot. normplot uses midpoint probability plotting positions. Use probplot when the data included censored observations.


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Analyzing AFC team needs
Originally Published: February 21, 2009
Matt Williamson | Scouts Inc.
With the free-agent market opening Friday, Scouts Inc. breaks down each team's needs. Click here for NFC team needs.
Buffalo Bills Team needs: Center, defensive end, tight end, outside linebacker, wide receiver, quarterback, offensive lineman Scouts comments: The Bills have major needs, and it will be very difficult to fill them all. The defense could potentially emerge as one of the better units in the league with the addition of a fierce defensive end who can really get after the passer and make everyone around him better. On offense, more wide receivers are needed, and a top two-way tight end in particular would go a long way toward easing Trent Edwards' burden. Center is also a need that should not be ignored, as the Bills are pitted against massive 3-4 nose tackles in every divisional contest. Miami Dolphins Team needs: Right tackle, wide receiver, free safety, inside linebacker, cornerback, guard/center, outside linebacker Scouts comments: If Vernon Carey departs, the Dolphins' offensive line may need to find two new starters and could shuffle some of its current personnel. Also on offense, the Dolphins are missing a true No. 1 wide receiver who could take this passing game to a new level. On defense, the secondary could use at least one more playmaker, plus a replacement for Channing Crowder at inside linebacker. New England Patriots Team needs: Strong safety, outside linebacker, offensive tackle, cornerback, inside linebacker, running back Scouts comments:This is essentially the same record-breaking offense from 2007, but New England's defense needs help in almost all areas within their back eight. Former stalwarts such as Mike Vrabel, Tedy Bruschi and Rodney Harrison are now liabilities, and youth must be served. The Patriots will add youth and talent on defense with the addition of several new potential starters at cornerback, safety, and inside and outside linebacker. One of each would be ideal. New York Jets Team needs: Quarterback, cornerback, inside linebacker, wide receiver, right tackle, defensive end, free safety Scouts comments: Even if Brett Favre had decided to return to the Jets, adding a quarterback would not have been a bad idea. Now the most important position is riddled with uncertainty. It would be nice to add a top-flight wide receiver or upgrade at right tackle, but a cornerback to play opposite Darrell Revis and improving the front seven is the higher priority. With Rex Ryan now the head coach, expect most of the Jets' resources to be dedicated to defense.To continue reading this article you must be an Insider
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Kansas Supreme Court suspends Sedgwick County judge
The Kansas Supreme Court has ordered a 90-day, unpaid suspension for Sedgwick County District Judge Timothy H. Henderson.
Police looking for women posing as animal control officers
Wichita police say two women posing as animal control officers attempted to remove dogs from a home on South Palisade.
Windy the bison enjoys the snow at the Sedgwick County Zoo
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Leonard Nimoy, world famous as Mr. Spock on 'Star Trek', dies
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The Kansas Division of Emergency Management is again urging Kansans to make sure they are prepared for another round of winter weather.
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BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS (KVEO NEWSCENTER 23) — "What we've seen here at the clinic, most of our patients, uh, that do come and apply are usually older people probably close to retirement age," said special projects coordinator Cristela Gomez.
And that's not just a local Valley trend. It's something that's become apparent, nationally.
Out of everyone who signs up for the Affordable care Act, only 25 percent are young people ages 18 to 34.
"A lot of the younger crowd, already, we find that they already have some type of insurance coverage, uh, either with their parents or through the chip or Medicaid," said Gomez.
And the reasoning for this trend seems to be directly related to a person's health.
"I would think that a lot of the mentality is that most of the younger, uh, generation tends to think that they're healthier," said Gomez. Since they're not consistently ill, they might not need healthcare according to how healthy they are."
Also, because the majority of people signing up are either middle aged or retirees, they're more likely to have preexisting health conditions. But despite that, national reports say overall, the number of enrollees is showing a balance between sick and healthy people:
"I think the overall goal of the Affordable Care Act is to have everyone insured regardless of their health conditions," said Gomez. "Of course the people that do already have some preexisting conditions would benefit more from applying and enrolling into the ACA."
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Ferraris Felipe Massa faced stiff competition when he took on UAE students from Team Impulse on the F1 in Schools track at the Mubadala Experience. F1 in Schools, a global educational initiative which operates in 34 countries, is being showcased in a number of different locations in Abu Dhabi as part of the build-up to this weekends Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Mubadala, partners of the programme in the UAE, has an F1 in Schools track and display at the F1 Fanzone, located on the Corniche. Abu Dhabi International Airport is also hosting a track, which allows overseas visitors arriving for the Grand Prix to try their hand at racing the scale model F1 cars designed and built by UAE students. And there is also a 20-metre track at the Yas Marina Circuit itself.
All three have been designed to give young fans an opportunity to learn more about the F1 in Schools programme, highlighting the educational benefits and the fun of taking part in this student programme open to all students in the UAE.
This years Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix has been a focus for promoting the UAE F1 in Schools programme to a wide audience, targeting local students who can enjoy participating in the programme and reap the benefits of this exciting Formula One-linked educational initiative, said Andrew Denford, founder and chairman of F1 in Schools.
Its great to see Felipe Massa having a first-hand experience of the F1 in Schools challenge at the Mubadala Experience and he is just one of thousands of people who will be racing the F1 in Schools race cars this weekend. Abu Dhabi has been very proactive in its approach to promoting the F1 in Schools programme in the UAE and Im sure there wont be any young F1 fans who havent seen, heard about or read about the initiative by the end of the weekend!
F1 in Schools challenges students to design, build, test, analyse, and race a scale model Formula One car of the future, using CAD/CAM technology. Each team of between three and six students brings together their work to present to a judging panel with a verbal and written presentation to support their model car, which is raced on a specially-designed 20 metre track. At the recent World Finals held in Singapore, the UAE was represented by two teams, Team Impulse and Zero.9.
Each team brought along a pit display, their cars and portfolio, as well as having prepared a presentation for the judges. Over three intense days of competition, Team Impulse and Zero.9 competed against the best F1 in Schools teams from around the world. A prestigious awards ceremony attended by many F1 personalities was the final event of the week, with Team Zero.9 finishing overall runners-up and Team Impulse taking home the outstanding sportsmanship award.
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I started my first batch on Saturday. Followed the instructions exactly. No problems everything went well. At about 3:00pm, I pitched the yeast @65 degrees after aerating and put it in the laundry room closet. I used Wyeast 1056. The closet temp has varied a bit the past few days due to the weather. Anywhere from 63 to 72. I checked on it Sunday morning and it was bubbling away. I timed it and it was doing about 90 bubbles a minute... Checked it Monday evening after work and it had slowed to about a bubble every 2-3 seconds. I was curious so I opened up the lid to see what kind of krausen I had. Lots of foam almost all the way to the lid. I sealed it back up and checked a few hours later and I had lots of debris in the airlock so i took it out and rinsed it out in a bucket of sanitizer and and replaced it. I checked it this morning and no bubbles... none at all. I can't help but think I screwed it up somehow.
You didn't mess it up, ignore the bubbles. The lack of bubbles doesn't mean fermentation has stopped. It's just the initial vigorous fermentation is done
Your airlock is NOT a fermentation gauge, despite what instructions or other people may have said. It is a VENT, and VALVE to release EXCESS co2 as needed. The amount of bubbles have no correlation to some concrete rate of fermentation. Initially there may be lots of bubbles, because lots of co2 is being generated in the first few days of fermentation. But eventually there's going to be less EXCESS co2 being produced, that doesn't mean fermentation is done, it just means that since most of the sugars have been consumed, the yeast are farting co2 less. SO the rate may change, or it may stop completely because there's no EXCESS being produced. That's why you need to seperate the idea of bubbling = fermentation from your mindset. Don't stress about what an airlock does or doesn't do. The rate or lack of or whether or not it bubbles at all, or if it starts and stops has more relation to the environment the fermenter is in, rather than fermentation itself. All it is is a vent, a valve to let our excess gas, especially co2, nothing else. It's not a fermentation gauge whatsoever. It could just as easily be bubbling due to changes in barometric pressure, temperature, or whether or not the cat or vacuum cleaner bumped into it, as it could be to because it's still fermenting. Fermentation is not always dynamic...just because you don't SEE anything happening doesn't mean that the yeast aren't happily chewing away at whatever fermentables are in there....the only way to know comes from gravity readings, and nothing else. "action" is not a good indicator of anything...What do the numbers read? The only way to know what a beer is doing is with a hydro reading.... Activity, action, bubbles, even krausen can be affected by the envoironment just as much as it being caused by the yeast...so going by that is NOT reliable. Bubblling or lack of means nothing, take a gravity reading. If you want to know what's going on with your beer, then that's what you use. The only way to truly know what is going on in your fermenter is with your hydrometer. Like I said here in my blog, which I encourage you to read, Think evaluation before action you sure as HELL wouldn't want a doctor to start cutting on you unless he used the proper diagnostic instuments like x-rays first, right? You wouldn't want him to just take a look in your eyes briefly and say "I'm cutting into your chest first thing in the morning." You would want them to use the right diagnostic tools before the slice and dice, right? You'd cry malpractice, I would hope, if they didn't say they were sending you for an MRI and other things before going in....
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it's toast. i run a ruined beer disposal serve here in the twin cities, after you bottle the batch, send it to: NeB P.O. Box 77 Mpls, MN 55555 no, really, that's totally normal..... listen to Yoda on Revvy's avatar and RDW, man.


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Celebrate National Poetry Month by helping us release found poetry kits into the wild. We'll curate the poems online for all to see! Read more
Celebrate National Poetry Month by helping us release found poetry kits into the wild. We'll curate the poems online for all to see!
About this project
Thanks to everyone who helped us meet our original funding goal! We will use any dollars contributed above our original amount to create and send out even MORE found poetry kits.
Over at the Found Poetry Review, we champion the poetry of the existing and the everyday. We aim to free poetry from the confines of dusty libraries and college creative writing classes, and teach people to see the poetry embedded in the written materials they come into contact with every day.
In short, found poetry is the art of excerpting words and phrases from any written source and combining them in new ways to form a poem. In our journal's one-year history, we've seen poems created from Wikipedia, Charles Manson's court testimony, lecture notes, AOL search histories, titles of paintings, guestbooks and comic strip dialogues -- just to name a few.
With your support, the Found Poetry Project will create 250 found poetry kits to be distributed in communities across the United States during National Poetry Month in April. Each kit, packaged in a Ziploc bag with identifying external sticker, contains:
- A postcard explaining what the project is and how to write a found poem
- A source text from which to create a found poem (e.g. magazine and newspaper articles, pages from books, text of famous speeches, Wikipedia articles and more)
- A pen to mark up the text and with which to write
- A small note pad on which to draft the poem
- Instructions on where to upload their poems on the web
We will enlist volunteers from different corners of the country to distribute these kits during the month of April in their communities, leaving them in public places like coffee shops, libraries, public transportation, movie theaters, college campuses, bathrooms and more.
We are currently creating a website, http://www.foundpoetryproject.com where people can go to learn more about the project, sign up to receive kits to distribute, and get instructions on how to extend the project by making and distributing their own kits. Beginning April 1, people who find the kits will be able to submit their found poem through the website to be posted for others to read.
Following National Poetry Month, a limited number of printed and bound copies of all of the poems submitted as part of the Found Poetry Project will be produced.
The majority of your support will go to buying the materials for the kits and mailing them out around the country, with the remaining sliver going to support the design and development of the project website. Should we exceed our initial funding goal, we will use the funds to produce and distribute more found poetry kits.
We appreciate your interest and your support! If you can't afford to back us financially, but like what we're doing, we'd love to have you tell your friends about the project through your website, blog or social media networks. Additionally, we'll post an update once our website is live -- we'd be thrilled to have you sign up to distribute poems or to create found poetry kits of your own.
Finally, feel free to ask us any questions you have about the project or about found poetry. We'd love the chance to have a conversation with you!
Read our latest issue and check out the archives at http://www.foundpoetryreview.com
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Omdahl: Education reform opposition involves strange bedfellows
The Russians invaded Ukraine and the New York Stock Market dropped 200 points. The situation stabilized and the stock market recovered.
That underscores the fact that we are in a world economy and occurrences on the other side of the globe have a dramatic impact on the American economic system.
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Guy from Sims Social Totally Looks Like Flynn Rider
Flynn Rider from "Tangled" Totally Looks Like Eric Balfour
It has been said that I totally look like someone from the movie "Tangled," as well. Someone called "Maximus' Buttocks?" Strange name, I'll grant you, but it does imply a certain strength of character.


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Car strikes boy, then flees scene.
Video from a Denver, Colorado homeowner's surveillance camera could help police track down a hit-and-run driver.
Eric Aguilar, 10, was playing with a group of friends near his home Friday evening at 8:09 p.m.
Video from three surveillance cameras on Nicol Ocampo's home shows Aguilar running into the street as another child chased him.
Ocampo installed the cameras after a vehicle was stolen from her home.
"I hope it helps them find who did this to Eric," Ocampo said.
A dark sedan, which police estimate was traveling 30 to 40 mph in a 25 mph zone, hit Aguilar and tossed the boy several feet.
Denver Police say another driver followed the dark sedan, believed to be a Dodge Neon or Chevy Malibu.
That driver was able to get a partial Colorado license plate number, which begins with 357.
"It looks like it should have been so much worse," Ocampo said. "It looks like he shouldn't have pulled through it."
The video shows the boy's mother, Irma Aguilar, running from her house and carrying her boy to their front yard.
Incredibly, he survived the incident with only a few bumps and bruises and no broken bones.
"It's a miracle he's OK," said Aguilar.
As for her son, Eric says he learned an important lesson.
"Don't go to the street because cars will go super fast and you will be hurt," he said.
He also has quite a story to tell his fourth grade classmates when he returns to school Monday.


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Hello im Gaston and i want to tell ya sumthing Akali is my main , and after a lot of time playing and testing weird builds on her , she must hate me. Crimson akali is the skin i love the most and with the new art assets she looks even better. the only thing i didnt like was her weird legs (in the art asset) , i still cant understand that position , its impossible to make. i can play though , but sometimes the weird legs bugs me all the entire game. it also inspired me to do this fan art : (07-27-12) FINISHED VERSION: Link Here , Click it Darn it :U The Sketchy sketch Fed Crimson Akali Sketch Flat Colored : Link Here Q : Why a hat ? A : She is wearing Rabadon´s Deathcap . She is actually using 4 items in her actual build. (Guessing game is over and you all failed :U) Hextech Gunblade Rabadon´s Deathcap Mercury's Treads Lich Bane Q : Gem145 pls A : Gooby pls Q: I was expecting a fat akali A: I was about to submit something like that , but then i serious´d It took a LONG time to do , i tried something new on this work and had a lot of complications , this is the final result and im already exhausted. Gimme a protip about adding colours c: . see ya
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Hehe cute! I like it. Are you intending to color it in?
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Very nice drawing Gem145, looking forward to seeing the colored in image.
when you said a fed akali, i was picturing some super obese akali that was over fed on donuts etc.. But nice drawing anyways
deathcap, lichbane, gunblade, and I can't tell what the fourth item is.... some kind of cleaver from the looks of it.
Rabadon's Deathcap, Hextech Gunblade, Ionian boots and Haunting Guise. Amirite? Regardless, very nice picture, I look forward to seeing a colored version ;D EDIT : Oh, the colored version pretty much removed the 2 last items I listed of the equation
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I dunno but i think it's Rabadon's Deathcap, Hextech gunblade, guinsoo's rageblade, LB/Sheen/TF also
I spy a Rylai's Crystal Scepter. :P People should do more drawings where the champion's usual items are included.
Rylai's, Rabaddon's Death Cap, Hextech Gunblade, Mercury's Treads. What do I win?


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House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, pledged a full repeal of the Affordable Care Act on Sunday, saying that it should be "ripped out by its roots" and that Republicans were unwilling to work with and revise the current law.
"This has to be ripped out by its roots. This is government taking over the entire health insurance industry," he said in an interview on CBS' Face the Nation that aired on Sunday.
The ACA was upheld by the Supreme Court on Thursday, leading Republicans to vow to repeal it in full. The House has a symbolic repeal vote planned for July 11, a move that will never make it through the Senate. Republicans have begun to suggest other options for overturning the law, with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., stating on Sunday that the law could be repealed through reconciliation if Republicans take back the Senate and the White House this fall.
There has been much talk of repeal since the Supreme Court's decision, but little more than had already been said by way of replacing the law. Boehner was unable to give many specifics on what Republicans would do differently if they were to start from scratch on health care, offering only allowing citizens to purchase insurance across state lines and allowing businesses to pool together to purchase insurance as alternate options.
Ultimately, Boehner said, the first step is repeal, after which "we can have a common sense debate about which of these provisions ought to stay and which ought to go," he said.
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I just did a comparison of 5 pencil sharpeners. My eyeliner was chewed up by all but one.
I compared
L'Oreal pencil sharpener
Urban Decay Grind House (old style)
Urban Decay Grind House (new style)
Sephora 3-In-1
Sephora Colorful Dual Antibacterial
Whoever told me the new UD Grind House didn't mush tips lied to me. It did.
The winner by a landslide was the Sephora Colorful Dual Antibacterial. Not only didn't it chew up my liner, but it made a super fine sharp point on it. Also at $3 it was by far the cheapest. (Actually, the L'Oreal may have been cheaper but I don't remember what I paid for it. The Sephora 3-In-1 and UD Grind House were both $10).
YAY for bargain products that work!
I got this sharpener because when I went to Sephora, this was the only one they had. What a mistake! This is the worst sharpener! It sharpend my pencils unevenly so I have a weird sharp edge on all of them. The large side is completely useless and has all but destroyed my UD concealer pencil. I would not recommend this at all!
It doesn't seem to sharpen as easily as one would guess. I suppose the blades aren't as razor like as I'd like. However, it performs well, and thankfully it's the right size for my pencils.
I bought this sharpener after hearing it being raved by a makeup guru on youtube. The small sharpener is ok (which is why i'm keeping it and not returning it) The jumbo sharpener is pure CRAP. It demolished my chubby pencils when i used it. Doesn't leave a smooth finish but a more choppy uneven one, as if some small animal gnawed on it! Packaging is cute..has plastic covers to cover the holes so dirt and dust don't get inside. Also comes with a pick to clean the blade area. $4..is pretty cheap, but I wouldn't repurchase.
Not the best, but not the worst.
The last time I bought a pencil sharpener I got it from Dollar Tree (yes for $1). Best beauty bargain ever! Well one night I dropped it into the toilet and flushed! OOOOOPS!
I went to Sephora and purchased this.... I thought I would love it.
Pro: Caps over sharpeners
Con: Caps over sharpeners
The caps sometimes have trouble opening... and I am totally afraid to pull them too hard! when they do open easily, I love it to death!
Unlike some of the other reviewers, I haven't had problems with the effectiveness of the actual sharpeners (although I barely ever use them, so maybe that's why). My problem is with the overall quality of the item. There are snap-on caps over the two pencil openings, and the canister has a flip-top cover, all to contain the mess made when you sharpen. But both of my snap-on caps broke off ages ago, and the flip-top lid doesn't want to stay closed. Essentially, I think the plastic and the item's construction are very shoddy.
Nice and Sharp. What more can you ask for in a sharpener? It also comes with the little stick to scrape off sticky shadows and shavings. I love the clear dome, keeps it mess free. At last, I am able to sharpen my fat eyeshadow sticks!
What a terrible product. Cheap packaging, and took FOREVER to get a sharp point on my Korres kohl eye pencils. Goodness, the blades must be dull or something.
Don't buy this. This sharpener is not sharp at all. I used this on one of my eyebrow pencils, and it ended up making a big mess and took off a huge chunk of the pencil without even making it sharp! It made the wooden edges of the pencil all choppy.
If I still had my receipt, this 3 dollar sharpener would go back to Sephora.
It is very easy to travel with becasue of the closures that keep makeup bags and the like clean. Packaging is cheap and it is inexpensive. It sharpens pencils to a fine point but I haven't used the big side yet. (Can't wait to try it on my Bad Gal eyeliner). I'll update when I do. Hope it's as good as the small side!