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Anthony Rendon was cleared for baseball activities, which meant he was able to spit sunflower seeds and adjust his jockstrap with no pain. Then he reported discomfort when he bent his knee. Matt Williams, singing a'la Weird Al, said, "Rendon's Opening Day is in jeopardy…Baby…Ooh…" Honestly, I feel like I'm in a pickle wrapped in a can't-win-shituation surrounded by a chimichanga of head scratching with a Mexican saying, "No lo se," and me saying, "No lose? More like no win, Jose!" We're still two weeks away from Opening Day and Rendon could be fine by the end of the first week, which means he'll miss maybe 25 ABs, which is nothing in the big picture. Dock him 3 runs, 2 RBIs and four hits and move on. This could actually be a buying opportunity in drafts if he falls too far. But if he's downplaying his injury as every player who has been injured does, then he could struggle, hit the DL for a month or two and have a lost season. He never had blazing speed, so I worry that he might not steal with the knee injury or at least not as much in the early part of the year. Therefore, ergo, vis-a-vis I lowered him out of my top 10 and into my top 20 where I'd be more comfortable drafting him. Anyway, here's what else I saw in spring training for fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Well, another fantasy baseball season brings another opportunity to waste a roster spot on Chase Headley, and SPOILER ALERT, I did not disappoint. And yes, if you had to know, I was also able to draft R.A. Dickey… which would bode very well for me if this were a 20-team league format. But yeah, it's not. It's a 12-team auction format with two catchers and seven reserve spots. But you know me when it comes to Headley and Dickey. [Insert sexual innuendo joke here.] But yeah, this should turn out well! Regardless, when an invitation for an expert league pops up in my general direction, I usually verify with Grey to check if it's some kind of mistake. If it wasn't, I accept the invitation in a very vigorous fashion. Vigorous, like your mother. Whatever you think of the nomenclature (I prefer to be called a "fantasy writer", not a "fantasy expert"), it's difficult not to try-hard in a league that has such recognizable names as Scott White, Adam Aizer, Chris Towers, and Al Melchior. And boy did I try-hard… [Instert another sexual innuendo joke here.] But was it good enough? Only time will tell. And alcohol. A heavy regiment of alcohol. (Note: It doesn't really tell you anything, but I like alcohol. So whatever.) Here's the team:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Greetings Razzball nation, and welcome to another edition of The Numbers Game. Suffering through a long week at work? Looking for a break? Come along with me on a trip to a little town called Splitsville (disclaimer: not a real place). I guarantee you that we'll have a delightful time there (satisfaction not guaranteed). At the very least, I have a lukewarm inclination that this post will help to pass the time during your afternoon trip to the can (sure, why not). I'll take it!Please, blog, may I have some more?
Let's be fair to the title here and say first off, we're talking catcher and we all know how much Grey cares about catchers. I'd say he cares more about closers than he does catchers. That says a lot. But with that said, I'd dare say he's pushed the catcher hate even a tad further with Russell Martin. Literally, he's almost the anti-Alyssa Milano this time around with his current ranking of Russ, placing him 17th in his Top 20 Catchers For 2015 Fantasy Baseball. BTW, Milano recently had her second baby and I'm going on record here and saying she's still MILF approved by this writer…or is it blogger? I don't know what people who type on the internet are. All I know is this isn't a dating site. Unless Alyssa is reading this and wants to work something out. Hey girl! But for realsies, let's get to it. Here's why I think shopping at R-Mart is a great, cheap way to get your catcher for the 2015 Fantasy Baseball season…Please, blog, may I have some more?
This draft was by Yours Trudy. Never understood that, Yours Trudy. Who is this Trudy that everyone is talking about? No, no, I'm not changing the subject before even embarking on the subject simply because I'm not happy with my team. How dare you j'accuse Yours Trudy of that! So, yesterday, on the Not-the-Ides of February, Grey Albright, the Fantasy Master Lothario (don't abbreviate it!) took part in a 12-team NL-Only draft that was commissioned by Scott White of CBS Fantasy. You know, CBS, they brought you such head-scratchers as Viva Laughlin and Travis d'Arnaud as a top 60 overall pick. In fact, I razzed one of the CBS 'perts about his d'Arnaud love in the beginning of the draft, then the room nominated d'Arnaud and the CBS 'pert didn't draft him. I think I might've shamed too hard. *shrugs* C'est la. This league is deep so hold onto ye old hat. (If you want a shallower league, play against me and 1,000 of your closest buddies in the Razzball Commenter Leagues.) Anyway, here's my 12-team NL-Only team and some thoughts:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I just went over the top 10 for 2015 fantasy baseball and the top 20 for 2015 fantasy baseball. Those were exciting, fun, adjective posts! I took a Snapchat of myself reading those posts and had to delete it after one second it was so hot! Now, this post, well, it's the top 20 catchers for 2015 fantasy baseball. Most of you know how I feel about catchers. If you draft a catcher any time before the first 100 picks, you don't know how I feel about catchers. Let me freshen up your cocktail with a splash of insight. I don't draft top catchers in one catcher leagues. I Reggie Roby them. Last year, Posey was the top ranked catcher at the end of year. Yet, he was only the 8th best 1st baseman. The best catcher can't spray aerosol deodorant on the top guy for another position. The last time Buster Posey had a huge season he followed it up with a stank season that had you wishing for that aerosol deodorant. In the top five catchers last year were Posey, Santana, Mesoraco, Lucroy and Gomes. Only two guys were drafted in the top 100. No one should draft a top catcher because there are no top catchers. They're all hot garbage with a side order of gefilte fish, or kapelka as Q-Tip calls it. Catchers are unreliable to stay healthy; the job is grueling and takes its toll on offensive stats. There's not much difference between, say, the tenth best catcher and nothingness. Last year, Dioner Navarro was the tenth best catcher. He was on waivers the entire season. He was the tenth best catcher with 12 HRs and .274. Yo, Q, forget kapelka, Dioner Navarro makes me vomit. Finally, a reason that is new to this current crop of catchers — they're actually deep in mediocrity. You can draft the fifth best catcher or the 12th best and they're tomato-tomato said with a different emphasis. Because I ignore the top catchers doesn't mean I'm starting the top 20 catcher list at number twenty-one; some of you might want to know the top catchers. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them draft d'Arnaud. In two catcher leagues, catchers are a little more valuable, but I'd still prefer to avoid them. You can see other top 20 lists for 2015 fantasy baseball under 2015 fantasy baseball rankings. Listed along with these catchers are my 2015 projections for each player and where the tiers begin and end. Anyway, here's the top 20 catchers for 2015 fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
It feels like yesterday the baseball regular season started. You wrote "I heart baseball" in permanent marker on your arm, then you met a girl who wrote "I heart guys who heart baseball" on her arm, then, during sex in August, you screamed out "I love you, Giancarlo!" and now you don't have baseball or a girlfriend. C'mon, calendar, make like a soldier and turn to March. The only cure for the post-baseball season blues — recapping the preseason top twenty lists and being hand-fed Doritos. First up, Cool Ranch and our preseason Top 20 Catchers for 2014. It's important to look back before we look ahead to 2015. To paraphrase the one and only B-Real, "How do you know where you're at, if you don't know where you've been? Understand where I'm coming from?" It wouldn't be fair for me to preseason rank the players, then rank them again in the postseason based on my opinion, so these postseason top 20 lists are ranked according to our Fantasy Baseball Player Rater. It's cold hard math, y'all! Please, for the love that all is holy, don't ask me if this is for next year. Anyway, here's the top 20 catchers for 2014 fantasy baseball and how they compared to where I originally ranked them:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Around six months ago, your mother left us in the middle of the night with nothing but each other and our drafted fantasy teams. I tried to make you French toast as you stood on a stool and watched, but we got egg shell in the batter and you cried about drafting Brad Miller. I was trying to do work one night, looking for a middle infield replacement as you played with your toy airplanes and — crash! — you spilled your milk all over my fantasy team. I screamed, you cried and Prince Fielder hurt his neck. Then your mother reappeared and began a custody battle to take over our teams right as Wilin Rosario seemingly lost his job. It was the Fourth of July, and no one was available, but I frantically searched for a replacement catcher with a job. If your mother's attorney got wind that we couldn't even manage to have a catcher with a job, we'd lose our teams forever. With a last ditch effort, we grabbed Yan Gomes off waivers, and another crisis seemed averted. It wasn't all smooth sailing the final stretch, like when you fell off the jungle gym, and I carried your through Central Park screaming, "We have to replace David Wright and Alex Rios!" But you just needed a few stitches and Xander Bogaerts with 3rd base eligibility and a hot schmotato for the outfield. The final test was making French toast again and seeing how well you adapted to finally cutting the cord on Jay Bruce. We did it, seemingly conquering a mountain, just the two of us, but due to a hot week from Ryan Rua we lost in the H2H playoffs. As you packed up your stuff to leave, we sat on the couch in silence. The weight of the summer on our minds when you turned to me and said, "What do you think about Dallas Keuchel for 2015?" Today, we close our fantasy baseball team window for the first time in six months. Of course, you can never remove those teams from your mind's eye because you turned off your computer's screensaver months ago and your team is burned into your monitor screen. Last year, Henderson Alvarez pitched a no hitter on the last game of the season, and this year he pitched against Jordan Zimmermann, who returned the favor with his own no hitter, with the help of an incredible, diving catch from Stephen Souza. Of course, a guy named after a composer known for patriotic marches secures it for the Nationals. In a season that saw seemingly every pitcher have a sub-3.50 ERA this was about as apt of a way to close out a season as any. As Bud Selig doffs his toupee, bidding baseball adieu, let us bid this season adieu too (almost stutterer!) and say hello to the offseason. Seriously, what about Dallas Keuchel for next year?! Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
At the end of the year, you can look at season long stats and try to build a DK lineup and I can pretty much promise you, disappointment will follow. You see, season is all but done, bro and bro-ettes. That means guys get tired. The studs of May, June and July give way to the youthful, the fresh guys of the DL and the DFAs who get invigorated by their new teams. De Aza, I'm looking directly at you…and many of my season long teams thank you. But truly, if we were to look at the baseball season like it were cut up into the different eras of the Beatles catalog, September would have to be the psychedelic phase. Everything you thought you knew about the baseball season just doesn't apply right now. Oakland has been a 'bad' team for a couple of months yet their record on the surface says otherwise. Nelson Cruz leads the MLB in HRs with 39 but most of those HRs came in May with 13. And in the end, what happens works now in context but overlapping with the season it seems just completely out there. Going from 'Love Me Do' to 'Strawberry Fields Forever' is quite the drastic jolt, Lennon. I Am The Walrus? Shut the f@#$ up, Donny! Now where was I? Oh yeah, all this to say, hanging your hat on season stats don't get you nowhere. Case in point, Tyler Matzek. Season stats tell you he's pretty mediocre. The ERA is 4.19…meh. The K/9 says 6.69…ambien pills. But let's look at Tyler through a different lenses…say from the start of September. This Tyler has a 1.74 ERA over 20.2 IP to go with 19 K and 6 walks. For you non-mathies out there, that's an 8.27 K/9 and a 2.61 BB/9 rate. Sure, I ain't streaming him nor am I throwing him into any cash games but I think even with the plum matchup against the Padres, Matzek will be overlooked and underowned because he's been 'so bad for so long'. Well, so long to that so bad call. Ride the young arm to victory friends. And with that, let's move on. Here's some other hot takes for your Monday DK slate…
New to DraftKings? Scared of feeling like a small fish in a big pond? Well try out this 10 teamer of Razzball writers and friends to wet your DK whistle. Just remember to sign up through us before you do. It's how we know you care! If you still feel helpless and lonely, be sure to check theDFSBot for your daily baseball plays.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Yesterday was the first day of autumn; this demands a poem. I call this, "Naked Prince Fielder Has The Definition Of Melted Tootsie Rolls." The passing of summer; it's a total bummer. Word, word, word; man, I've gotten dumber. Michael Brantley was da bomb; Napoli's mom has got it going on. Jose Abreu would've been a sweet draft pick; Frank Thomas sued him for copyright infringement. Kershaw's FIP is 1.87 on all hitters; Sonny Gray's got selective dyslexia, using my teams for his personal shitter. Everything will be okay in this final week; Avisail Garcia is on a streak! Garcia went deep twice yesterday for his 6th and 7th homers. If he's out there, of course you grab him. I'd prefer to talk about Avisail Garcia for 2015 fantasy baseball. He was a preseason sleeper this year, and he will be again in fifteen-after-twenty because he missed five months this year with an injury. Yes, he looks like Miggy, but he doesn't act like Miggy. He's a 20/20 type guy without killing you on average. In this injury-plagued year, his stats don't look exactly as he has in the past, but that's probably due to shutting it down in April and starting it up in August. I wouldn't be surprised if in a few years we look back at this year and see how it didn't portend anything. Unless he really did learn how to take a walk, as he's shown this year. Though, I kinda doubt it. I expect he's a line drive machine, 17-20 homer and 15-steal guy with a solid-enough average. Think what you were expecting from Brantley, rather than what you ended up with. Now smoke a spliff! Oh, wait, I stopped rhyming about ten lines ago. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Vectorworks Service Select members can now back up and access previous versions of VWX files in the cloud.
COLUMBIA, Md. – Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc., a 3D design technology company, has released a new version of the Vectorworks Cloud Services mobile application, Vectorworks Nomad 1.0.9, and desktop application, version 1.0.14.
Among various fixes and improvements in the Nomad 1.0.9 application, users can now access previous versions of Vectorworks files synchronized to their Vectorworks Cloud Services account, allowing them to view the history of changes and markups in each project.
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LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - A wintry blast at the start of the English season and the return of the national team after a chastening winter coincide with the publication of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanac under its youngest editor for 72 years.
Lawrence Booth, 37, has succeeded Scyld Berry as only the 16th editor of a publication which celebrates its 150th anniversary next year.
Along with the game it chronicles, the almanac has sought to evolve with the times.
Readers seeking the laws of the game are referred to the Marylebone Cricket Club's website (www.lords.org) while the game's records will be regularly updated on Wisden's website (www.wisden.com).
Reassuringly for the traditionalists, the editor's notes reassert the primacy of test cricket and the danger of an increasing diet of the sporadically entertainng but mostly forgettable Twenty20 game.
"For any series not involving Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, three tests must be the minimum," Booth writes.
"Nobody denies the fun or rough and tumble, or argues that national boards should not prepare for their rainy day. Twenty20 is a vital part of a fragile ecosystem. But a playful scrap every few hours can grate."
Booth sounds a warning about the power of the Indian board while acknowledging the impact of their World Cup triumph last year in the game's spiritual and financial heartland.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at KPMG US in September 2013.Interview Details
Graduate program. I was invited to an open evening before the interview where you can talk with current employees. At the interview we were given laptops and had a task to write about two topics in 30mins. The questions were like: You have €1 million to start a company, what type of company would you start and why? What would you do if you were the minister for finance? Then there were two hour long interviews where they asked for examples of when you worked in a team etc. They also asked me about a couple of different companies, you should have at least three prepared and not the one on your application form. The tone of both interviews was very relaxed.Interview Questions
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The process took 2+ months – interviewed at KPMG US in February 2013.Interview Details
3 interviews and one Excel test. Generally pleasant; however after 3 interviews with the same person I would have appreciated a personal call rather than through HR.
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Jason Smith's 2012-2013 C-USA award picks
I know. There's one game regular season game to go.
But I figured why not go ahead and hand out some 2012-13 Conference USA postseason awards - at least, my version of them. I don't have a vote (I participated in C-USA's weekly award voting instead this season), but here are my picks for all of C-USA's postseason awards, including first through third teams.
C-USA Gene Bartow Coach of the Year
Josh Pastner, Memphis
C-USA Player of the Year
Joe Jackson, Memphis
C-USA Defensive Player of the Year
D.J. Stephens, Memphis
C-USA Freshman of the Year
Danuel House, Houston
C-USA Newcomer of the Year
Geron Johnson, Memphis
C-USA Sixth Man of the Year
Chris Crawford, Memphis
All-C-USA First Team
G Joe Jackson, Memphis
G Isaiah Sykes, UCF
F Dwayne Davis, Southern Miss
F Josh Davis, Tulane
F TaShawn Thomas, Houston
All-C-USA Second Team
G DeAndre Kane, Marshall
G Geron Johnson, Memphis
G Jalen Jones, SMU
F Rod Rucker, UAB
F Keith Clanton, UCF
All-C-USA Third Team
G Tamir Jackson, Rice
G Joseph Young, Houston
F Adonis Thomas, Memphis
F Maurice Kemp, ECU
F Dennis Tinnon, Marshall
C-USA All-Freshman Team
G Shaquille Harrison, Tulsa
G Max Guercy, Rice
G James Woodard, Tulsa
F Danuel House, Houston
F Shaq Goodwin, Memphis
C-USA All-Defensive Team
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This lecture reviews the long-running debate among historians over Hitler's role in the decision-making process that led to the Final Solution. With particular emphasis on documents that came to light after the fall of communism and the opening of East European archives in 1989, this lecture will argue for two incremental decision-making processes, the first of which reached closure in the July 1941 and sealed the fate of Soviet Jews, and a second of which reached closure in October 1941 and sealed the fate of European Jews.
This lecture is the first in a three part series in partnership with the Wheeler Centre, entitled The Holocaust, Genocide, Human Rights.
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It is also the first in a four-part series to be continued at Caulfield Monash, entitled: Explaining the Holocaust
Christopher Browning is the author of eight books on Nazi Germany and the Holocaust: Remembering Survival: Inside a Nazi Slave Labor Camp (2010).The Origins of the Final Solution: The Evolution of Nazi Jewish Policy, September 1939-March 1942 (with contributions from Jürgen Matthäus), University of Nebraska Press, 2004; Collected Memories: Holocaust History and Postwar Testimony, University of Wisconsin Press, 2003; Nazi Policy, Jewish Workers, German Killers, Cambridge University Press, 2000; Ordinary Men: Reserve Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland, HarperCollins, 1992; The Path to Genocide, Cambridge University Press, 1992; Fateful Months: Essays on the Emergence of the Final Solution, Holmes & Meier, 1985; and The Final Solution and the German Foreign Office, Holmes & Meier, 1978. Both Ordinary Men and The Origins of the Final Solution have received the National Jewish Book Award in the Holocaust category.
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Eric Medler does an excellent job with the narration.
"Lived Up to the Hype"
Forget the "Gone Girl" comparisons and just accept this book on it's own merits, which are considerable. It's a cleverly constructed novel that will keep you guessing and it features some memorable, and memorably flawed, characters. We get the story in first person from from 3 of them: Rachel, Megan and Anna, and all 3 are narrated wonderfully by Clare Corbett, Louise Brealy and India Fisher. Some listeners may find the characters difficult to relate to but I found their character flaws interesting and those flaws help make the book's central mystery plausible and compelling. Highly recommended.
"An Entertaining Tale!"
Peter Nimble and his Fantastic Eyes is a charming, sometimes appropriately frightening and even gruesome children's tale. The author is willing to take the book to some of the dark places adults don't always want to believe great children's fiction should go and in doing so, with both wit and originality, he creates genuine drama. The book certainly owes a debt to similar tales of the fantastic that have come before it yet from it's premise to it's conclusion, it has a personality all it's own. It's as clever and resourceful as Peter Nimble himself.
Michael Page's reading is absolutely superb.
"One Long Horror Cliché"
Narrator Eric Dove does what he can with this short novel but even with his excellent reading, and at a mere 6 hours, I found it tedious. The premise plays out as predictably as a bad B-movie, with few surprises and many familiar tropes. The writing is fine, the reading is excellent but the story itself left a lot to be desired, at least for me. Seed was a disappointment.
"Excellent, atmospheric horror"
Simmons practically makes his setting into a major character in this subtle, unsettling novel set in Calcutta, India. Song of Kali is mysterious and though-provoking and like some of the best horror, a bit ambiguous. Simmons doesn't spell everything out for the reader and that works to the novel's benefit. This book is definitely worth a credit and the reading by Mark Boyett is superb.
"An Enjoyable Procedural"
My expectations may have been too high going into this novel. It's an entertaining book but I found it overly long, bordering on tedious at times, especially because in essence, it's a pulp novel filled with larger-than-life characters. The Alienist takes a bit too much too much time to get where it's going.That said, the historical setting is interesting and Carr practically makes turn-of-the-century New York into an additional character.
George Guidall's reading is superb, one of the best I've ever heard for an audiobook. He brings the characters to life, raises the tension in scenes where it's appropriate and overall, just does a fantastic job.
"Classic story with a sometimes shabby reading"
I've always considered The Shadow Out of Time one of Lovecraft's better tales. It's as much a science fiction story as a horror story, although the mind-bending experiences of it's protagonist would be enough to push anyone's mind to the brink of madness.
This story probably isn't the best starting point for a Lovecraft reader (try The Dunwich Horror, The Shadow Over Innsmouth or The Call of Cthulhu if you're just getting to know HPL) but it's one of his most carefully constructed tales and it gradually builds to a ripping climax.
Mike Vendetti's reading of the story doesn't ruin it by any means but it ranges from good to lifeless to distracting. At times, he does a fine job but he repeatedly struggles to pronounce words correctly. Some of them are Lovecraftian creations but he has as many problems with good ol' English as he does with words like "Necronomicon" (how can anyone be allowed to read Lovecraft for an audiobook if he can't pronounce the name of that infamous tome correctly?).
Anyway, I don't mean to be too hard on the man but this isn't the sort of reading that truly enriches that material like, say, the readings of Wayne June, which I highly recommend.
"One of King's Best"
I've read and listened to quite a few Stephen King novels at this point, including fan favorites like The Stand and It and I'd rank this as one of his best. Like many of King's books, it's long but in 11-22-63, he uses that time to really develop his characters, to give them rich, emotional lives, and it serves this fascinating time travel tale well. It's more than just a time travel tale, of course. It's also a love story, a thriller and even a bit of a "chiller" in places, though this really isn't a horror novel.
The pacing is good and King hooks the reader/listener from the start. His fondness for the past is evident and there are times when the book feels a bit like a paean to simpler times. However, the author is sharp enough not to simply romanticize the past and he also reminds us that the period had a darker side. After all, this is a book that concerns itself with the assassination of a U.S. President.
It's a great, compelling listen, well worth the credit, and the narration by Craig Wasson is as good as it gets. He does a superb job.
"A Haunting Mystery"
I'd consider it but it would depend on the theme of the book.
The most interesting aspect of the story was it's central mystery: what really happened to Sara's daughter Gertie? Was Sara really able to accomplish what her notes and the legends surrounding her implied?
The book was read by two readers and I'm not sure which reader read which sections. The novel splits it's narrative between the past and present. The reader who handles the contemporary sections of the book does a fine job but the reader who handles the past sections, featuring Sara, has a tendency to seriously overact at times, trying to squeeze so much emotion and pathos out of her voice that it became an annoying distraction.
I doubt it.
This is a book worth reading if you like gothic tales and ghost stories. As I implied above, the audio performance detracted from parts of it for me so I might have enjoyed it a little more if I had simply read it.
"A Powerful Mystery"
This well-narrated novel about a girl not only coming of age but coming to grips with the mystery of her lost mother's disappearance and the more recent death of a friend is alive with the local color of the Ozarks. The reader not only feels the weight of family ties alluded to in the novel's title but also the intimate connections the people who dwell in a small, rural community. Laura McHugh's debut is an excellent read and I won't be surprised if it's up for an Audie award at the end of the year. I'm glad I took a chance on this book!
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I just got a generator key and I went to the building where the cop is on the roof and I heard a phone ringing but can't find it. Is it anything important? Has anybody else heard it?
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I heard it also but couldn't find it either and I looked everywhere.
Yeah I was wondering about this too. I heard it and couldn't find it didn't know if it was an Easter egg or what.
Ring ring ring bananaphone
I have walked across the surface of the sun. I have witnessed events so tiny and so fast they can hardly be said to have occurred at all...
Same here cant find it :( checked roof back ally i think there is a secrate underground basement where people are hideing lol :P
get smart guys. it's your shoe phone I answered it and it was the chief telling me to go help 99
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California's party-switchers miss the vote
California politicians who've abandoned the Republican Party haven't fared well in recent elections.
Even in a one-party state like California, voters don't trust politicians who experience a convenient political conversion. At the state and local level, party-switching candidates have lost primary, general and special elections they might have won if they'd stuck with the GOP.
First up: the golden boy and would-be mayor of San Diego. As chairman of the California Republican Party in the early 2000s, I appointed Nathan Fletcher to serve as the state political director. A good-looking, charismatic Marine, Fletcher had his political career all mapped out. He started at the state party, served as an aide to a congressman, married an influential Bush staffer and eventually won a spot in the state Legislature.
Karl Rove, Pete Wilson, Meg Whitman and Mitt Romney all endorsed his 2012 campaign for mayor of San Diego. But the local party saw past the name-brand Republicans and endorsed a blunt-talking, pension-reforming city councilman. Without the local party's support, Fletcher knew he couldn't win, and so, in the middle of his campaign, he re-registered decline-to-state.
Within six months of taking office, San Diego's sexual-harassing Democratic mayor resigned, and Fletcher was back again for the special election — this time losing as a Democrat. Turnout was identical in both races, with nearly a quarter million votes cast. Fletcher's party-switching netted him 416 additional votes, a difference of nine hundredths of one percent. Had Fletcher stayed a Republican, his 2012 primary loss would have left him the party's heir-apparent, a spot filled by now-Mayor Kevin Faulconer.
One hundred miles up the California coast, former NFL star and businessman Damon Dunn didn't fare much better in his bid to be mayor of Long Beach. In 2010, Dunn received glowing profiles from national conservatives in his Republican campaign for secretary of state. The rising star, according to the conventional narrative, was helping Republicans appeal to African-American voters.
Three years after sharing his "inspirational story" with Sean Hannity, Dunn announced that he, too, had switched to decline-to-state, just before launching his campaign for mayor of Long Beach. This June, Dunn lost the mayor's race by just 4 percent to Councilman Robert Garcia, who at least had the foresight to switch parties in 2009. Had Dunn remained a Republican, he'd have been able to brand Garcia as the unprincipled party-switcher in the low turnout mayoral race.
The most disappointing party-switch might be Dan Schnur's failed campaign for secretary of state. A longtime Republican spin doctor, Schnur served as a spokesman for Republican Governor Pete Wilson and U.S. Senator John McCain's 2000 presidential campaign. After a stint as chairman of the state's political watchdog, he switched to decline-to-state.
In the June 3 primary for secretary of state, Schnur outraised his Republican opponent by a 10-1 margin. He received so much favorable press that a former Los Angeles Times political reporter dubbed him "the favored candidate of our state's political media." It resulted in a disappointing fourth-place finish, behind indicted Democratic state Sen. Leland Yee, who stands accused of bribery and weapons trafficking. Had Schnur remained a Republican, he'd have easily made the runoff and would be Republicans' best opportunity for a statewide win, a role now filled by Pete Peterson.


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Too often, parents merely tolerate typical children's entertainment, whether it's TV shows, music, or live performances. But on a recent afternoon, while taking my kids to see the Funkey Monkeys at their opening show at Off-Broadway's Daryl Roth Theatre, I was happily surprised to learn that just the right mix of adult and child humor and music can surely engage a preschooler as well as a parent — and leave them both wanting more.
This improv rock band performs a 60-minute set of lively music mixed with smart humor. Created by Joshua Sitron, composer for the beloved cartoon series Dora the Explorer, the group consists of actors, musicians and teachers, who together create a hilarious yet meaningful show for ages 2-8 (unofficially the group says the show appeals to kids under 9 and over 30). Sitron presides on the keyboard and keeps the show moving along with comical segues. The cast members act out multiple scenarios using props to highlight their songs; for Moustache, the cast turns their backs to the audience to don strange moustaches. And while performing Sing, Dance, Underpants, they put on boxers over their monkey suits, although Monkey Mike forgets the memo and wears briefs! If there is a standout performer among this talented group, it's Monkey Mike, known as Mike Gold off-stage. His over-the-top gyrations and hysterical faces keep the audience laughing. At one point, he emerges from backstage in a giant baby outfit (placed over his monkey costume, tail and all!). On the search for his mommy, he crawls out into the audience, asking moms if they are his. Since the group is trained in improv, it's a continual element of the show; the Monkeys use the audience's laughs (and cries) as material. They also make references NYC parents can relate to, like living in a too-small apartment with children. Aside from sheer fun, the group also tackles age-appropriate topics, such as becoming a big brother and learning to use the potty. In one story narrated to music, Monkey Mike finally becomes successfully potty-trained, and runs through the audience back from the bathroom, proudly pronouncing he has accomplished the task. The theater is very kid-friendly: children sit right on the floor and get a close-up view of the various instruments. Adults get a choice of sitting on chairs in the back or on the floor with their kids. For very young tots, the band can get loud, so if your child is noise-sensitive, a back seat may be preferable. The theater is conveniently located across the street from Union Square Park, and makes for a delightful afternoon weekend outing.Info:Where: Off-Broadway's Daryl Roth Theatre, 101 East 15th StreetWhen: Open-ended (at least through the end of the year). Every Sunday at 11am & 2pm. Beginning November 24, shows double up and play every Saturday and Sunday at 11am & 2pm.How much: $20For more information: (212) 239-6200; www.funkeymonkeys.net
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Seller Description
Founded in 1999, the Onlinecarstereo.com team has worked to put together one of the largest selections of car audio/stereo and accessories in this country. With over 8000 products in stock daily, our commitment to excellence has shone through to our millions of on-line customers. We understand that pricing is a huge concern to all. We have pledged to take the responsibility of pricing our products appropriately. Service is, and will continue to be, the key to Onlinecarstereo.com success. Our dedication and support will make Onlinecarstereo.com your only on-line store for car audio/stereo and accessories. Our mission statement, "Buy with Confidence", means you get the privacy, security, and customer care you need when purchasing online. Not only do we offer fast, easy, and hassle-free online shopping, but we also have a dedicated team of real customer service people to lend a helping hand. Onlinecarstereo.com continues to speed along at an almost dizzying rate as we continue to grow and branch out, while always improving our quality of service. What makes us unique: Over 8000 name brand car audio/stereo products and accessories in stock. Competitive prices. Free shipping over $99. Helpful customer service representatives. Secure (Extended Validation SSL Certificate) and private online transactions. 95% of our orders are shipped within 1 business day. No surprises at checkout. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week online ordering. Powerful, flexible search capabilities. Acceptance of most major credit cards. Proud member of the Better Business Bureau. Support international customers. Support online banking bill pay services. Extensive vehicle fit guide. No sales tax outside CA. Onlinecarstereo.com is a privately held company.
Marketplace Guarantee ClaimBuyers should receive Marketplace items in the condition that they were listed. We ask buyers to first contact the seller to give them a chance to address any issues. If the seller does not respond or if the issue is not addressed to the customer's satisfaction buyers can rely on our Rakuten.com Marketplace Guarantee Claim which, covers the first $750 of every purchase... read more
Returns Policy
Return Policy All products sold by OnlineCarStereo.com are brand new, first quality (never seconds or "knock-offs"), brand name merchandise. We do offer factory reconditioned items, the condition of those items are marked as "factory reconditioned" on their product page and they all offer a limit...read more
Shipping Info
The majority of our listed products are in-stock and ready to ship, in fact, over 90% of all orders are shipped within one business day. A few of our listed items are special order, or built-to order, as is the case with some subwoofer enclosures, and require additional processing and shipping time....read more
Recent Feedback
Terrible seller. Sent much cheaper substitute item without notice, charging full price. I've sent multiple emails to the seller with no response. Telephone customer service is dismal, and hasn't called back. Credit charge disputed. Still waiting.
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Quick shipping arrived in perfect condition. Great Service!
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fast shipping and cheapest price!!!
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