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The Next Bush?: George P. Bush Weighing Run In TexasSubmitted by emalvini on Sat, 01/12/2013 - 23:32
The Next Bush?: George P. Bush Weighing Run In Texas
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- George Prescott Bush is gearing up to run for a little-known but powerful office in a state where his family already is a political dynasty and where his Hispanic roots could help extend a stranglehold on power Republicans have enjoyed for two decades.
The 36-year-old Fort Worth attorney says he is close to settling on campaigning for Texas land commissioner next year. He doesn't expect to make up his mind until he knows what Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a fellow Republican, decides to do.
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I lived in Texas for about half of my life...
If Texas puts another Bush in a position of power, they are F***ing ignorant, and I'm not one to pass judgement. However, we have all had time to learn our Bush lessons.
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Wow great. He's named after both CIA Spook Bush and Nazi Traitor Bush. Awesome.
I too thought that when reading the title
Guess when he was born and named, they had no idea the people would be 'privy' to all the chit in the family 'privy', past and up to more recently.

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Notes on a sentence I added[edit]
"Although Tufte's book is widely regarded as a classic" ... published 1983, continuously in print, as of 2004 Amazon sales rank is 1621, Boston Globe called it "a visual Strunk and White," Whole Earth Catalog called it "THE visual style book," and the American Statistical Association said it was "The most important contribution so far to the study of the graph"--according to [1] but I see no reason to doubt either the accuracy of the quotes nor to suppose they are distorted by being taken out of context.
- It's a classic. I first learned of it from the Whole Earth Catalog... before they were calling it THE visual style book, I believe. The American Statistical Association is a big enough gun to cite. And, no, I don't think it's necessary to verify the quotation. Wait for someone to seriously dispute it! Dpbsmith (talk) 14:50, 10 December 2005 (UTC)
"...as of 2004 the term is mainly associated with Tufte and has not achieved general currency." Only 904 Google hits on "chartjunk", not very many. Only 337 hits on "chartjunk -tufte" meaning that about 2/3 of them are in connection with Tufte. Not in AHD4. Not in common use to my own knowledge. And not surprising, as it's a rather awkward coinage (try to say it aloud—it's almost a tongue-twister). [[User:Dpbsmith|Dpbsmith (talk)]] 00:20, 11 Sep 2004 (UTC)
In December 2005 I'm getting 13,000 google hits for chartjunk, but still only 384 for chartjunk -tufte. I'd say that the prominence of the concept has become widespread, but it hasn't entered the general lexicon, as the vast majority of uses still contain a direct reference to the term's originator. To contrast - there are 23,800,000 hits for "cyberspace", with 22,500,000 for cyberspace -gibson (who popularised the term) and 23,600,000 for cyberspace -vinge (who coined it). Viveka 13:48, 10 December 2005 (UTC)
Merge with Tufte article[edit]
If chartjunk is indeed still associated with Tufte, ought we merge this article with the (surprisingly short) main Tufte article? Remes 20:05, 6 Apr 2005 (UTC)
- I think there's enough more detail that could be provided about definitions and kinds of chartjunk, and arguments for and against it, that it deserves a separate article -- and some of the text here would seem out-of-place in Tufte's article. I agree that the Tufte article could use expansion, though; and moving some more detail on chartjunk there would be reasonable. -- Rbellin|Talk 20:11, 6 Apr 2005 (UTC)
- I don't think it matters a great deal. I thought, and IMHO Viveka has confirmed, that it is still not terribly common and still is associated with Tufte. A short summary of the some of the basic principles he articulated in The Visual Display of Quantitative Information would not be out of place there (data ink, etc.) and "Chartjunk" could be a subsection or something. But no need to be precipitous. Dpbsmith (talk) 14:50, 10 December 2005 (UTC)
This should not be merged with the Tufte article. He coined the word for an existing phenomenon -- it is not his word and it describes something that existed long before Tufte gave it a name.
Better example[edit]
The picture is really an awful example -- it's just an awful chart. Surely someone has a better PD example, maybe from the US Government. Many of the examples in Tufte's book are also PD, so we could just use one of those.
- The legend is also misleading--what does it matter what the file size is? It's only indirectly related to the amount of chartjunk in the picture. The real chartjunk is the visual artifact (the unnecessary fill patterns)
- Done. Schutz 08:48, 24 July 2007 (UTC)
How about[edit]
22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:27, 13 March 2009 (UTC)
Or alternately[edit]
184.108.40.206 (talk) 02:08, 20 March 2009 (UTC)
Who lifted from whom?[edit]
Either the initial three paragraphs of this article were lifted from http://www.synergy.com/chartjunk.htm or vice versa. (However, the quotes and references are ours, at least.) It depends on whether or not Synergy's KaleidaGraph page predates March 17, 2007, which is when the paragraphs in question more or less received their present wording.
The Wayback Machine did not index the page, so I can't tell. I guess I'll leave the paragraphs in for now.
--Ardonik.talk()* 06:15, 12 October 2009 (UTC)
Project Chartjunk[edit]
We need a Wikipedia project for this topic. Chartjunk everywhere. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Fluous (talk • contribs) 19:15, 14 March 2013 (UTC)
Chartjunk and Memory[edit]
Great article, but including it here is improper. Chartjunk is not mentioned anywhere in the article.
On the psychological side, it is related to the number of objects an average human can hold in working memory, which is 7 ± 2, according to G.A. Miller (1956).[1] The span of immediate memory and span of absolute judgment imposes severe limitations on the amount of information that humans are able to receive, process and remember;[1] it is necessary to select and focus on key information."
Fluous (talk) 06:31, 16 March 2013 (UTC)
- ^ a b Miller, G. A. (1956). "The magical number seven, plus or minus two: Some limits on our capacity for processing information". Psychological Review 63 (2): 343–355. doi:10.1037/h0043158. PMID 13310704 (pdf)


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I have one plant each of the above that I got for free. When I looked them up, I realized they are not my style plants.
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laura, i've got more of the verbena than i know what to do with, but would love the disporum. what would you like in trade? ya know, now with you working at pdn, you're just around the corner from me. maybe we could meet up sometime. i know, i still need to get that sparkleberry, too, but would rather wait til the drought's done before i attempt to move anything already alive. potted's different, though. :)
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But if oil prices spike and the public starts fuming at the pump, the White House may be forced to hold its nose and sign off on the deal more quickly than it would have hoped. Believe it or not, it has been 10 years since TransCanada first proposed building the $12 billion Keystone Pipeline system. It was designed to deliver crude from Canada's western oil fields down to U.S. refineries in the Midwest and Gulf Coast. While the project was important for Canada and its oil industry, it was hardly noticed in the U.S. Opposition from environmentalists was almost nil, as pipelines, even big ones like Keystone, were ubiquitous, safe, and heavily regulated. Permitting and construction of the pipeline followed a normal course. The first phase of the project focused on construction of the main Keystone pipeline. It was a big one, 30-inches wide and 2147-miles long. Its route would take it through three Canadian Provinces and nine U.S. states, terminating down in southern Illinois. The pipeline would need regulatory approval from dozens of local and federal agencies, including a presidential permit from the U.S. State Department, as it crossed an international border. Despite all the red tape, TransCanada completed the permitting process in just three years. By 2010, the pipeline was complete, pumping thousands of barrels of Canadian crude down to the U.S. It didn't create thousands of construction jobs nor did it cause an environmental catastrophe. It was just another pipeline moving crude around the U.S.—nothing more, nothing less. That same year, TransCanada decided to build another leg of the Keystone Pipeline, this time called the Keystone XL Pipeline. It would be shorter than the first Keystone Pipeline, at just 1,176 miles long and crossing two Canadian provinces and three U.S. states. Canadian crude production was expected to ramp up quickly in the next few years. 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Jean-Sebastien Giguere is "embarrassed" by the Avalanche. Image Credit: AP The lockout-shortened season has not been kind to the Colorado Avalanche. Captain Gabriel Landeskog was concussed and missed 12 games. There was the whole Ryan O'Reilly holdout situation, which kept one of their best players off the roster for the first 19 games of the season. And oh yeah, they're dead last in the NHL standings. And their backup goalie isn't taking it anymore. Jean-Sebastien Giguere, a former Conn Smythe Trophy winner and Stanley Cup champion, is sick of his team losing and players not caring. Via the Denver Post, he claimed that players are "more concerned about their trip to Vegas at the end of the season" than winning (the end-of-season NHL Awards are held in Las Vegas every year). His rant continued with statements like "I don't know why we seem like we don't care at points….it's not how you're going to win any games in this league….every day is the same story. I don't know what to say. I'm beyond words….it's embarrassing. I'm embarrassed to be here." That last one is probably the most telling. Colorado has lots of good young talent with guys like Landeskog, O'Reilly, Matt Duchene, Tyson Barrie and Semyon Varlamov. But a sputtering offense and an incredible inability to succeed on the road- 90 goals scored and a 2-15-3 are both league worsts- have doomed the Avalanche in a season when many expected them to compete for a playoff spot. A change in a locker room mentality helps, and at least Giguere is trying to facilitate a change in that by making his team accountable. This season is over, but it's not too late for the Avalanche to take the lessons of this year and use them to succeed in 2013-14.
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The-H-in-Hollywood 3 years
wow, Kate W's makeup was NOT blended. like the 80s look.
junebrug 4 years
I've made the same mistake when not paying attention. Eyebrows are the most important and most confusing part of a face. Without input, it's hard to tell the right shape, color etc. She also seems to be lacking mascara, blush, and that nude gloss makes her lips look like two dead fish.
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This was only ONE of her worst looks. I swear that up until 2006, she still hadn't gotten her looks together. I still think she's nuts. She just keeps it on the down low these days.
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I've always been astounded by her lips, but this closeup does her no favors. Her skin and eyebrows are weird here.
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Very sad . . . the severe attempts at makeup is a mask, trying to hide a very troubled and exhausted Angie. It's common knowledge she's been having some very serious domestic troubles, there have even been rumors of a recent suicide attempt. This is one of those moments where I am more than wiling to give Angie a bit of a break here. She's a fine actress, and very devoted to her kids and charity projects, but life is caving in on her - you can see it on her face, no matter how much make-up tries to hide it.
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I'd have to say 2010 gets the nod at #2, based on sheer talent. If not for a couple of awful quarters in Madison, that team very well could have gone undefeated and won the championship.
2012 was obviously great for a lot of reasons, most importantly the fact that it helped cleanse us of the filth that was the 2011 season. That said, I think the final 12-0 record somewhat overstates how good that team was. Certainly they got better throughout the season, and there were occasional flashes of brilliance (Nebraska, most notably), but I've watched several of those games over (Indiana, Cal), and it's amazing how limited they were offensively. The playbook consisted of Braxton right, Braxton left, the occasional deep bomb to Devin Smith and then Braxton scrambling after going through 1-2 reads. 2012 will always have a special place in my heart, but I think a lot of folks forget how much that team struggled at times, so I don't think they can reasonably be placed at #2...
I said this in the Skull Session, but it bears repeating. I am so proud to have had guys like Mike Bennett wear the Scarlet and Gray. Anyone ever spewing the outdated notion that "Urban only plays/recruits thugs" needs to listen to Michael Bennet or JT Barrett or Darron Lee or Evan Spencer in an interview. Not only are they all amazing athletes, they are all articulate and intelligent and unbelievable representatives of The Ohio State University.
I'm sure they already are, according to people like Clay Travis.
Holy shit do I love Michael Bennet. I am really going to miss that guy.
Oh, and anyone who likes to throw out the tired narrative that "Urban only plays thugs", go listen to Josh Perry or Evan Spencer or JT Barrett or Darron Lee or Michael Bennett in an interview. Incredibly articulate and intelligent guys, every one of them. Guys like that make me proud as hell to be a Buckeye.
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I wasn't around for the conversation last night, but looking back at the timeline and the overwhelmingly positive and supportive nature of the responses 618 got from people here, all I can say is that this site is fucking amazing. Anyone that thinks that Buckeye fans - and 11W Buckeye fans, in particular - only care about football is wrong. We definitely take care of our own and it feels good to be a part of such a caring community. Glad you're alright, 618.
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Young West: A Sequel to Edward Bellamy's Celebrated Novel "Looking Backward" is an 1894 utopian novel,[1] written by Solomon Schindler, radical rabbi of Boston.[2] As its subtitle indicates, the book was one of the many responses and sequels to Edward Bellamy's famous 1888 novel Looking Backward, and was one volume in the major wave of utopian and dystopian writing that distinguished the later nineteenth century.[3][4][5]
Schindler had earlier translated Looking Backward into German (1890). His sequel was printed by the Arena Publishing Company, a prominent radical house of the 1890s; Schindler and publisher B. O. Flower served together on the board of directors of the American Psychical Society. Flower was responsible for one curious aspect of the book's first edition: he believed that the black-on-white contrast of standard printing caused eyestrain, and decided that the pages of Young West would have colored margins, in blue, green, and yellow.[6]
Schindler's sequel follows upon the plot of Bellamy's original: protagonist Julian West marries heroine Edith Lette, and they soon have a son. Yet West senior dies only two years after his awakening in the year 2000; "Schindler's fictional response was in many ways more sophisticated than the responses of most twentieth-century critics who ignore or downplay West's anguish at the conclusion of Looking Backward."[7] Schindler's book follows the development of the son, "young West," from early youth to eventual triumph, when, after a rigorous campaign, he wins election to the presidency of the United States.
Schindler's book diverges from Bellamy's original, in that where Bellamy placed strong emphasis on religion, Schindler's attitude is agnostic. (Schindler had already moved away from traditional Judaism; after a brief flirtation with spiritualism around 1892, he became a firm skeptic.)[8] Bellamy thought that socialism would arise first in America, while Schindler expected Europe to be first; he foresaw the weakening of European nationalism and wholesale intermarriage among Europeans.[9]
Schindler's book helps to illustrate the wide reach of the utopian literature of its era. While many books in the genre were authored by White Anglo-Saxon Protestant males, other works were created by Jewish, Irish (Ignatius Donnelly's Caesar's Column and The Golden Bottle), and African-American (Sutton E. Griggs's Imperium in Imperio) writers, and by a number of women.[10]
- ^ Solomon Schindler, Young West: A Sequel to Edward Bellamy's Celebrated Novel "Looking Backward," Boston, Arena Publishing Co., 1894.
- ^ Arthur Mann, "Solomon Schindler: Boston Radical," The New England Quarterly, Vol. 23 No. 4 (December 1950), pp. 453-76.
- ^ Kenneth M. Roemer, The Obsolete Necessity: America in Utopian Writings, 1888–1900, Kent, OH, Kent State University Press, 1976.
- ^ Jean Pfaelzer, The Utopian Novel in America, 1886–1896: The Politics of Form, Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, 1984.
- ^ Matthew Beaumont, Utopia Ltd.: Ideologies of Social Dreaming in England, 1870–1900, Leiden, Brill Academic Publishers, 2005.
- ^ Mann, p. 471.
- ^ Kenneth M. Roemer, Utopian Audiences: How Readers Locate Nowhere, Amherst, MA, University of Massachusetts Press, 2003; p. 33.
- ^ Mann, pp. 472-3.
- ^ Mann, p. 474.
- ^ Susan L. Mizruchi, "Becoming Multicultural: Culture, Economy, and the Novel, 1860–1920," in: The Cambridge History of American Literature, Volume Three: Prose Writing, 1860–1920, Sacvan Bercovitch, general editor, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2005; p. 711.


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Add some extra spookiness to your graveyard scene when you decorate using this Pop-Up Zombie Animated Decoration. This animated zombie comes complete with its own tombstone, but be careful because even the undead rise to the occasion on Halloween.
Tombstone Animated Decoration
You'll creep out all your visitors when you decorate your graveyard scene with this Tombstone Animated Decoration. The face on this spooky grave marker speaks spooky saying. Decoration takes AA batteries and is motion activated.
Grave Ghoul Evileye Boys Costume
Practice your cackle and your menacing walk when you terrorize the neighborhood in this absolutely frightful Grave Ghoul Evileye boys costume! The black robe of this graveyard keeper costume comes complete with a skeleton mask and black hood along with a tattered overcoat and skeleton bone gloves.
Graveyard Backdrop
Transform a mundane room into a virtual cemetery with this realistic looking spooky graphic. The Graveyard Backdrop is four feet tall and 30 feet long; cut and arrange it to decorate indoors or out on Halloween. Makes a great backdrop for Halloween photos!
Graveyard Zombie Kit
N matter what you wear if you really want to make your Zombie costume realistic, you need this Graveyard Zombie Kit. It's hard to look rotting and decrepit without a little extra help, even if you are the living dead.
Mirror Ghoul Boys Costume
Nothing is creepier than the feeling that someone or something is looking at you, but you can't see their face - face off on Halloween and see and be seen in this super spooky Mirror Ghoul boys costume. It includes a creepy hooded mirror mask and gloves to conceal your identity completely.
Ghoul Door Knocker
Greet your guests with this eerie Ghoul Door Knocker. This creepy decoration features light-up eyes and spooky sounds that will certainly set the tone of the evening. Batteries included
Pumpkin Ghoul Child Costume
Bring the symbol of Halloween to life when you wear the Pumpkin Ghoul Child Costume. This polyester hooded robe features an attached belt and comes complete with black gloves and a light-up pumpkin mask.
Big Bubba Ghoul Dentures
Add the finishing touch to your grave digger, goblin or ghoul costume with these realistic looking Big Bubba Ghoul Dentures - make your mark on Halloween.
Black Invisible Ghoul Mask
While ghouls and monsters are truly frightening, even more scary is what's left to the imagination. Imagine the shock of beholding a frightful creature with no face - then make it real with this awesome black Invisible Ghoul mask. Dementors beware!
36 Inch Animated Reaper
The 36 Inch Animated Reaper moves his cleaver and screeches loudly, so your guests better be prepared to run. This animated reaper is so life-like they'll really think he's going to grab them at any moment.
Jumping Dog Animated Decoration
Unleash your demonized dog on all who visit your haunted house when you decorate with this awesome Jumping Dog Animated Decoration. This animated prop features light-up eyes and a red collar with skull charm.
Jumping Bug Animated Decoration
Not many people like bugs, especially when it's a giant one! Freak out your visitors when you decorate with this Jumping Bug Animated Decoration and listen for the screams!
Jumping Critter Animated Decoration
There's nothing more scary than a red-eyed critter with gaping mouth ready to strike. Scare your guest when you decorate your haunted house with this Jumping Critter Animated Decoration.
Creepy Rising Animated Doll
The Creepy Rising Animated Doll wants to play a little game with you, but you'll have to get close in order to learn how to play! When crouched, this animated decoration speaks in an eerie baby voice, but at it rises to 4.8-feet high, it's voice becomes dark and disturbing. Creep out your guests…
Phantom Rising Animated Decoration
You might regret running into the Phantom Rising Animated Decoration because once you are in his grasp, you will never leave! This white-clothed animated decoration starts out crouched, standing at 4.8-feet tall, but when activated, it's eyes light up and it rises to 6.5-feet high all while speaking…
Gruesome Granny Animated Decoration
Every zombie nursery needs a good nanny, and who better to care for your zombie babies than this Gruesome Granny Animated Decoration. This eerie animated prop features a scary zombie granny with light-up eyes and a wrapped zombie baby. Granny loves to rock her child back and forth while eerie noises…
Haunted Animated Tree
They say that the Haunted Animated Tree used to be a live person, but was cursed on a walk through the woods one night. Dare your visitors to trespass on your haunted scene when you decorate with this awesome animated decoration. This tree stands over 7-feet tall and features a swaying motion,…
Standing Animated Doll
You'll have all your visitors screaming for their mammas when you decorate with the Standing Animated Doll. This spooky, sound-activated, white-faced decoration features bleeding eyes, blood-stained and dirty pajamas and a teddy bear in her left hand.
72" Hanging Animated Witch
Haunt your home when you decorate using the 72" Hanging Animated Witch. This battery (not included) operated, animated prop features creepy movements from this spooky green character wearing a tattered black garment.
Climbing Spider Animated Decoration
Give your guests something to scream about when you use the Climbing Spider Animated Decoration. This creepy, animated critter is able to crawl up and down its web with light-up eyes and spooky sounds.
Convulsing Nurse Animated Decoration
Give your guests a scare they will never forget when you decorate your haunted house with the Convulsing Nurse Animated Decoration. This screaming and flailing nurse is compatible with the First Aid Box, features volume control and comes with a power adapter.
Pumpkin Nester Animated Decoration
Meet the monster that gave Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater a run for his money! This awesome Pumpkin Nester Animated Decoration features several spooky sayings and expresses his desire to put a smile on your face! Super creepy!
Misfortune Teller Animated Decoration
Beware of what you wish for when you decorate your haunted carnival scene with this Misfortune Teller Animated Decoration. The two faced gypsy speaks creepy sayings and fortunes to those who ask for her expertise!


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Dr. Weir inaugurates A&S Colloquium Series
Posted by Fernando.Arzola on Friday September 21, 2012
Dr. David Weir, Professor of History, inaugurates 2012-2013 College of Arts and Sciences Colloquium Series. His lecture, "POTUS: The Role and Development of the American Presidency," examined the evolving role, powers, and responsibilities of the President over the course of United States history.
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Michael Pineda cleared to begin rehab assignment
Jun 4, 2013, 12:48 PM EDT
Michael Pineda has been cleared to take a big step in his long road back from shoulder surgery, as the Yankees right-hander is scheduled to begin a minor-league rehab assignment Saturday at Single-A.
Pineda has been throwing in extended spring training without any setbacks and Dan Martin of the New York Post reports that he threw 65 pitches in his last outing there.
Pineda has yet to appear in a regular season game for the Yankees, who acquired him from the Mariners for then-stud prospect Jesus Montero in January of 2012. He showed a ton of promise as a 22-year-old rookie in 2011, striking out 173 batters in 171 innings, but at this point no one seems quite sure what to expect from Pineda.
- awesomenar - Jun 4, 2013 at 1:16 PM
I know I shouldn't, but I'm getting my hopes way up for this kid. Could make it possible to make a big Hughes/Granderson trade for some young talent.
- ramanzano99 - Jun 5, 2013 at 12:13 PM
Throw in that moron Joba fat face.
- rickdobrydney - Jun 4, 2013 at 1:26 PM
I don't know about this kid — when you get traded to the Yankees and then show up to camp 20 lbs. overweight and way out of shape, then I have major questions about his heart and desire…..We will see, but the onus at this point is on him to show people what he is all about—–
- sdelmonte - Jun 4, 2013 at 1:29 PM
I am sure that while Pineda himself has a lot to lose if things don't work out, the Yankees are in a pretty good place with him. If he doesn't do well, they gave up very little (in retrospect) and remain where they are with the back end of the rotation. And he really doesn't have to be that great to be an upgrade at the moment.
All that said, I wish him luck. I might root against his team, but I like good young pitchers and hate seeing injury derail them.
- randygnyc - Jun 4, 2013 at 1:33 PM
Sdelmonte- very well said. They got Pineda essentially for free. It's all upside, if anything. Even if it wasn't causative, hopefully Pineda thinks that his being overweight and out of shape was a contributing factor to his injury and has learned his lesson. He has the potential to being a key piece for the Yankees for many years.
- kirwin71 - Jun 4, 2013 at 2:30 PM
This is the 1guy has all question marks to the point he's been mostly a forgotten man, if he comes up just as a solid young number 2 or 3 yankee fans should be most happy with that, Phil Hughes be driving me up d walls, & with Nova kinna still in the dog house with Joe Jirardi, a player like Pineda should feel like we made a deadline trade.
- uyf1950 - Jun 4, 2013 at 3:39 PM
I'm keeping my fingers crossed about Pineda. His fastball speed seems to be picking up, last time they said it was 93/94 MPH even touching 95. With a few rehab starts and no set backs even that should improve. I read earlier today that the Yankees intend to use the full 30 days for him to get back into game condition. Then they may or may not send him down to Triple A for a couple of weeks, if they do that will delay his FA by a full year. I would think that will all depend on if the Yankees are still in the thick of the AL East race. If they are I believe they send him to Triple A and gain that extra year of team control. That's just my opinion.
- churchoftheperpetuallyoutraged - Jun 4, 2013 at 4:58 PM
Correct, if he's kept down for 2 weeks after his rehab, which the yanks should 100% do, they gain a year before FA. With CC/Kuroda/Pettitte taking up the top 3 spots, that leaves Phelps/Nova/Nuno/Hughes for the 4-5. They (hopefully) won't need Pineda after the 30 days.
- fearthehoody - Jun 4, 2013 at 5:17 PM
We had our fingers crossed!!??
-Seattle fans
- cackalackyank - Jun 4, 2013 at 6:46 PM
Agreed, plus overall pitching is still not the problem. See exhibit A being the 3-0 shutout that Kuroda just lost. The only reason I could see for not making sure to keep the extra year of control would be if a starter went on the DL, OR if a starter was being traded for someone with an on base percentage above .285.
- dirtyharry1971 - Jun 4, 2013 at 9:38 PM
unlike anyone in the jays farm system this kid is going to be a studd, cant wait to have him this year or next year, he will be well worth the wait
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Direct venting a pellet stove
Has anybody here direct vented their pellet stove? We would like to put one in our basement, but not have to have a chimney running to the top of the house.
No experience with one, but I saw a "Ask This Old House" episode the other day where they did just that. It looked like pretty staight forward installation. The installation by a pro, didn't seem to take more than 4 or 5 hours. Hard to tell on a 15 minute segment though.
I am also looking for some advice about venting a pellet stove. Is it better to go through your roof or through a wall? My wall is brick.
Yup, you can save money by not having to install a chimney. Do you have a daylight basement or one that is partially above ground? If so, venting horizontally should be doable (though make sure to check with the manufacturer of the model you want to buy).
I'm sticking in a link to a blog with a pellet stove category. Looks like some of the links might have helpful information.
Here is a link that might be useful: pellet stoves
As someone who just purchased a pellet stove (not installed yet), check the stove manual's recommendation. Manuals are usually available online. Most manufacturer's (but not all) will allow you to go within 18" of an operating window as long as an outside air kit is installed. Some will not--as we found out after ordering a Quadrafire Sante Fe model only to find out our inspector would not pass the installation with a window closer than 4' since it was not specified in the stove's manual. We had to cancel that order and choose a different stove. There is a great site that gets much more activity than this one--to to Hearth.com; they can answer most all of your questions about stoves there.


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The Rotary Club of New Berlin is proud to again contribute to the New Berlin Police Department's Midnight Volleyball program.
This is the third consecutive year that the Rotary Club of New Berlin has been the main sponsor of Midnight Volleyball. Officer Dan Hanlon and Capt. Mike Glider accepted a $1,000 check from club president Stephanie Friemoth. Assisting Stephanie is Rotarian Shawn Schnabl. Our donation is used to pay for weekly expenses (food and beverages), as well as t-shirts for the participants.
In addition to the donation, club members will volunteer as cooks during two of the volleyball games. Shawn has already volunteered to help out. Way to go, Shawn!
We'd like to thank all the guests and sponsors of our Murder Mystery Dinner on Feb. 22. Their participation helped make this donation possible.
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Too Easy! 10/10
People get the government they deserve.
8/10 for me and one right answer was a guess.
Good job bringing these around Tango.
"As an American, I was not so shocked that Obama was given the Nobel Peace Prize without any accomplishments to his name, but that America gave him the White House based on the same credentials"...Newt Gingrich
The problems we face today are there because the people who work for a living are outnumbered by those who vote for a living.
Civilian rifle design HAS NOT significantly advanced over the last 100 years?!?!
Where do you think the next generation sniper rifles came from?!?!
That is a bullsh!t question! Benchrest shooters have done more to advance long range shooters than ANYONE out there.
the 1903 springfield WAS the first semi auto rifle adopted then quickly discarded as ww1 ended. the pederson device was used to convert it to semi-auto fire to be used in the last great push to topple germany. germany surrendered before it could be used and all but a few were destroyed at the end of the war. according to army testing it worked extremely well.
and yes civvy rifle development has advanced greatly with materials metals and stocks along with huge advances in sighting devices. you can see the difference in comparing the pre-1900 mausers to modern mauser rifles same design more advanced materials rifling and trigger design along with barrel making muchhhhh better rifles as just one example.
"Gun control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound." L. Neil Smith
The problem with being stupid is you cannot simply decide to stop doing dumb things...
"I crapped my pants to avoid the draft!!" -Ted Nugent
Agree that the Pedersen Device equipped 1903 predated the Garand- but so did the Mondragon rifle issued to the Mexican Army in the 1800s.
Is it time for C3 to create another quiz?
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
yes it is. a real one.
Yes there have been advancements. But it is still the same basic design. many rifles are 2 lugs with a 90deg bolt throw You either turn and pull or just pull the bolt to chamber a new round.
So really there has been little improvement of the bolt action design. Now the stocks, scopes, barrels, ect..... have had huge advancement.


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