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Israel has second-lowest abortion rate in Europe, continues to drop
Passover health warning: Avoid dangerous infections from cleaning pond fish
US model adapted by the National Poison Control Center 'boosts saving of lives and money'
First-ever effort between hospital and taxi company to ensure newborns are taken home safely
Study: Israeli patents in US jump 21%
It's Passover cleanup time in Israel and e-waste recycling is on the rise
American-Israeli team secures US gov't grant to build Burundi's first solar field
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Entranced by Infected Mushroom
Damian Marley to serenade Rishon
Cinematic reality
Maale Adumim becomes Israel's newest tourist destination
Enormous Belgium showdown for Israel
Mac TA pulls out close one over Holon as Shelef remembered
Israel increases budget for 2016 Rio Olympics
Weintraub comeback continues vs Sela
Gov't seeks to allocate funds to migrant day care centers in wake of south Tel Aviv tragedy
In 'major victory to Arab residents,' 2,200 homes approved in east Jerusalem
Palestinians asks FIFA to suspend Israel from competition
Former Tunisian president to sail on new Gaza 'Freedom Flotilla'
PLO member accuses Israel of war crimes over Har Homa
Sources: US may push renewed discussion of the Saudi peace initiative
Israeli Arabs mark 39th Land Day with protests
Official report: Dutch royal family owns stolen Nazi painting
Anne Frank may have died earlier than previously believed, new research shows
'Biden told US Jews that Israel - not America - guaranteed their security'
Virginia State Bar cancels Jerusalem seminar, cites 'discriminatory' border policies
Changed date of death shows Janusz Korczak was killed in Treblinka
Netanyahu catches Obama in Iran-nuclear flip-flop
Head of Gaza reconstruction committee quits Palestinian unity government
US says ready to pursue Iran nuclear talks past midnight deadline if needed
West hopes for a breakthrough as deadline arrives with Iran
Can the Americans walk away from talks with Iran?
Terra incognita: The imagined 'State of Tel Aviv
Grapevine: The 'first lady' earns her stripes
No to a UN-imposed settlement
Whatever Iran gets in nuclear talks, Saudi Arabia wants
Real differences
The blood libel Haggada
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Travel tech start-ups
On wings of carbon
Veterans: On target
Fusing modern and traditional in the kitchen
Book Review: Perceptive Haggada
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Shabbat screenings
Passover perspective
On the field and in court
Happily Eva After: Times, they are a-interestin'
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What's the catch?
Kayaking for gold on the Kinneret
Why Tunisia?
Palestine – words matter but their meaning matters more
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
When words matter and when they don't
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Diplomacy & Politics
11/30/2012 00:25
Abbas at the UN 390.
(photo credit:Screenshot Al Jazeera)
Sixty-five years to the day after the UN voted for the partition of mandatory
Palestine – a move the Jews accepted and the Arabs rejected – the same body
overwhelmingly voted on Thursday to grant the Palestinian delegation the
upgraded status of non-member observer state.The vote was 138 in favor,
nine against and 41 abstaining."The moment has arrived for the world to
say clearly: Enough of aggression, settlements and occupation," Palestinian
Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said to the packed UN General
Assembly."We did not come here seeking to delegitimize a state
established years ago, and that is Israel; rather we came to affirm the
legitimacy of the state that must now achieve its independence, and that is
Palestine," he said."We did not come here to add further complications
to the peace process, which Israel's policies have thrown into the intensive
care unit; rather we came to launch a final serious attempt to achieve peace,"
Abbas continued."Our endeavor is not aimed at terminating what remains
of the negotiations process, which has lost its objectivity and credibility, but
rather aimed at trying to breathe new life into the negotiations and at setting
a solid foundation for it based on the terms of reference of the relevant
international resolutions in order for the negotiations to
succeed."Abbas said that the Palestinians will accept no less than "the
independence of the state of Palestine, with east Jerusalem as its capital, on
all the Palestinian territory occupied in 1967, to live in peace and security
alongside the State of Israel, and a solution for the refugee issue on the basis
of Resolution 194."Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu condemned Abbas's
strong critique of Israel as "hostile and poisonous," and full of "false
propaganda.""These are not the words of a man who wants peace," he said
in a statement.The PA president said nothing about immediately resuming
talks with Israel without preconditions, though he did pledge to "act
responsibly and positively in our next steps, and... to work to strengthen
cooperation with the countries and peoples of the world for the sake of a just
peace."The countries opposing the move were the US, Israel, Canada, the
Czech Republic, Palau, Micronesia, Nauru, Panama and the Marshall
Islands.Abbas, who called the resolution a "birth certificate of the
reality of the state of Palestine," used the recent fighting in Gaza to frame
his request for the statehood upgrade and painted both Israel and its birth in
demonic colors."Palestine comes today to the United Nations General
Assembly at a time when it is still tending to its wounds and still burying its
beloved martyrs of children, women and men who have fallen victim to the latest
Israeli aggression, still searching for remnants of life amid the ruins of homes
destroyed by Israeli bombs on the Gaza Strip, wiping out entire families, their
men, women and children murdered along with their dreams, their hopes, their
future and their longing to live an ordinary life and to live in freedom and
peace," he said."The Israeli aggression against our people in the Gaza Strip has confirmed once
again the urgent and pressing need to end the Israeli occupation and for our
people to gain their freedom and independence," Abbas continued, pointedly
avoiding the mention of the rocket and missile bombardment of Israeli cities
from Gaza."This aggression also confirms the Israeli government's
adherence to the policy of occupation, brute force and war, which in turn
obliges the international community to shoulder its responsibilities toward the
Palestinian people and toward peace."The Palestinian people, Abbas said,
"miraculously recovered from the ashes of the nakba [the Arabic term meaning
"catastrophe" that refers to Israel's victory in the War of Independence] of
1948, which was intended to extinguish their being and to expel them in order to
uproot and erase their presence, which was rooted in the depths of their land
and depths of history."In Abbas's telling of history, "hundreds of
thousands of Palestinians were torn from their homes and displaced within and
outside of their homeland, thrown from their beautiful, embracing, prosperous
country to refugee camps in one of the most dreadful campaigns of ethnic
cleansing and dispossession in modern history."Israeli Ambassador to the
UN Ron Prosor dismissed the move as empty symbolic posturing that will change
nothing tangible on the ground, but push the chances of securing a peace accord
between Israel and the Palestinians into the distant future.Prosor said
that he has never heard Abbas say the phrase "two states for two peoples"
because the Palestinians have never accepted that Israel is the nation-state of
the Jewish people."They have never been willing to accept what this very
body recognized 65 years ago – Israel is the Jewish state."Prosor said
that the Palestinians were asking for recognition of a Palestinian state without
themselves being willing to recognize the Jewish state. Beyond that,
Prosor said, Abbas is trying to erase Jewish history by earlier in the year
trying to wipe out a Jewish connection to Jerusalem."You said that Jews
were trying to alter the historic character of Jerusalem, Prosor said.
"President Abbas, the truth is that Jerusalem had a Jewish character long before
most cities in the world had any character."Instead of revising history,
Prosor said, Abbas should start "making history by making peace with
Israel. This resolution will not advance peace," he said. Nor will it
change the fact that the Palestinian Authority has not control over Gaza, 40
percent of the territory they claim to represent."President Abbas, you
can't even visit nearly half the territory you claim to represent. That
territory is controlled by Hamas, an internationally recognized terrorist
organization that rains missiles on Israeli civilians."Prosor said the
resolution sends a message that the international community is willing to turn a
blind eye to peace agreements."For the people of Israel, it raises a
simple question: Why continue to make painful sacrifices for peace, in exchange
for pieces of paper that the other side will not honor? "There is only one route
to Palestinian statehood. And that route does not run through this
chamber in New York. That route runs through direct negotiations between
Jerusalem and Ramallah that will lead to a secure and lasting peace between
Israelis and Palestinians," he said. "There are no shortcuts. No quick fixes. No
instant solutions."The resolution was presented to the General Assembly
by the representative of Sudan, who called this a victory for the "values of
truth."Staunch European allies such as Germany and the Netherlands, who
opposed Palestinian admission into UNESCO last year as a state, were among those
who this time only abstained, while other friendly countries, such as Italy,
voted for the move.The vote took place on the annual "Observance of the
International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People."Senior
diplomatic officials voiced deep disappointment over the European votes. Up
until a few days ago, when France declared that it would support the move,
senior officials held out hope that the EU might abstain as a bloc, something
that would have deprived the Palestinian Authority of a moral
victory.One senior official said that the recent fighting in Gaza tipped
the scales in Europe, with the Europeans worrying that if Abbas would not gain
some kind of diplomatic victory, he would lose all stature and
authority."Had the vote taken place before the Gaza operation, the EU
would have voted differently," one official said.The Prime Minister's
Office has made clear in recent days that the vote would free Israel of its
obligations under the Oslo Accords, since Jerusalem views the move as a blatant
violation of the underlying principle of those agreements: that all outstanding
issues be resolved through negotiations, not through unilateral
actions.Israel's immediate reaction is expected to be the deduction from
tax transfers it makes to the PA each month of some NIS 800 million that the PA
owes to the Israel Electric Corporation.Further steps are expected if
the Palestinians use this new status and try to join other UN bodies or, as a
result of their enhanced status, attempt to haul Israel or its citizens before
the International Court of Justice or the International Criminal Court on war
crime charges.Hours before the vote, Netanyahu – realizing that Israel
was facing a stinging diplomatic defeat – said that regardless of how many
countries vote against Israel, "no force in the world will get me to compromise
on Israel's security."Netanyahu said that the decision will "not change
anything on the ground. It will not further the establishment of a Palestinian
state, but will make it more distant."Netanyahu's comments came while
touring an exhibit of recently declassified documents marking the upcoming 35th
anniversary of Anwar Sadat's visit to Jerusalem at the Begin Heritage Center in
Jerusalem."Israel's hand is always extended in peace, but a Palestinian
state will not be established without recognition of the State of Israel as the
state of the Jewish people, without an end-of-conflict declaration and without
true security arrangements that will protect Israel and its
citizens."The prime minister, who said that none of the conditions he
reiterated are even mentioned in the Palestinians' UN resolution, said that
peace is only achieved through negotiations and not by unilateral declarations
"which do not take into consideration Israel's vital security and national
interests." He recommended not being impressed by the applause that he expected
to be heard at the UN."I remember the international community's applause
that the government of Israel received when it decided to unilaterally withdraw
from Gaza," he said. "We got applause and then rocket fire. We left Gaza, and
Iran entered, exactly like what happened in Lebanon."Netanyahu said he
would not enable another Iranian base to be established, this time in Judea and
Samaria, a kilometer away from Jerusalem."It does not matter how many
will vote against us, there is no force in the world that will cause me to
compromise on Israeli security and there is no force in the world able to sever
the thousands-year-old connection between the people of Israel and the Land of
Israel," he said.
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MARGATE ŌĆō Four candidates turned in nominating petitions by the Monday, March 9 deadline for three seats on the Board of Commissioners. The nonpartisan election will be held Tuesday, May 12.
Mayor Michael Becker and Commissioners Maury Blumberg and Brenda Taube are all seeking re-election to four-year terms. Former Assemblyman John Amodeo is also seeking a seat on the board.
Becker, Taube and Amodeo are running as a team.
Blumberg is seeking his third consecutive term.
MARGATE ŌĆō For the fourth year in a row, the tax rate for real property in Margate will remain unchanged. The Board of Commissioners introduced its 2015 municipal budget Feb. 19 with no increase in taxes.
The $31.5 million budget calls for a tax rate of 60.1 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, the same as last year. The average homeowner with a house assessed at $516,007 will pay $3,101.20 in municipal taxes this year.
Salaries, pensions and debt service are up slightly, but overall spending is down $124,843, according to Chief Financial Officer Lisa McLaughlin.
LONGPORT ŌĆō At its Feb. 25 regular meeting, the Board of Commissioners unanimously agreed to support Mayor Nicholas RussoŌĆÖs recommendation of Lt. Frank Culmone as the next chief of police.
Culmone will replace Police Chief Vincent Pacentrilli, who will retire April 1 after 29 years on the police force.
Russo said Culmone has the two most important traits for a police officer ŌĆō morals and ethics.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Tuesday, Feb. 24 cancelled its bid solicitation to build sand dunes on the beaches of Margate and Longport.
ŌĆ£Today, we notified the bidders that we are cancelling the solicitation,ŌĆØ said Steve Rochette, public affairs officer of the Army Corps Philadelphia District.
The Army Corps had received two extensions to finalize the contract from two bidders vying for the job. The latest deadline to award the contract was Wednesday, Feb. 25.
Commission considers settlement with Hiltner
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MARGATE ŌĆō The Board of Commissioners met in a closed-door meeting Thursday, May 29 to review its options to settle a whistleblower lawsuit brought by City Clerk and Tax Collector Tom Hiltner.
Hiltner sued the city, Mayor Michael Becker and Commissioner Brenda Taube in April 2012 to expose what he claimed were violations of the stateŌĆÖs pay to play laws regarding the commissionŌĆÖs appointment of a new auditor, and harassment by Taube, who said there was a ŌĆ£pattern of misbehaviorŌĆØ in HiltnerŌĆÖs handling of city business, including the loss of more than 3,000 beach badges that was found by the new auditor.
According to Solicitor Scott Abbott, who reported what happened following the hour-long meeting, the commission discussed settling the case, which is scheduled to go to trial in July.
ŌĆ£We discussed the upcoming trial and the possibility of settling the case. We were just updating public officials at this meeting,ŌĆØ Abbott said after the executive session.
Abbott said that although the city is being defended by David Rapuano of the firm of Archer and Greiner in Haddonfield, he was acting as a conduit to relay discussions about the possible settlement.
The terms of the potential settlement were not revealed.
Although the board took no action to settle the case, it did agree to ask its insurance carrier, the Atlantic County Municipal Joint Insurance and Municipal Excess Liability Fund, to review the case.
ŌĆ£The JIF has acknowledged some responsibility, but not full responsibility,ŌĆØ Abbott said, although he and Taube and Becker believe the city has good standing in the case.
Under the terms of the policy, the JIF could pay up to 50 percent of the cost of the cityŌĆÖs legal expenses up to $100,000.
The court and city would prefer to see the issue resolved rather than incur the expense of a full trial, he said.
Becker and Hiltner each declined comment for the story.
In an email Taube said she feels the case is highly defendable, but would consider a settlement if it were in the financial best interest of the city and if Hiltner retires.
The city has spent nearly $125,000 so far to defend the lawsuit, and costs would climb considerably if it goes to court.
Hiltner, 55, currently earns more than $150,000 a year as the cityŌĆÖs keeper of records and as tax collector. He is also enrolled in the State Health Benefits program.
He has more than 20 years of service and is eligible for retirement.
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- Lamberti to demolish, rebuild bayfront restaurant
- Margate awards $2.2 million contract for repurposing old City Hall
- Margate approves city share of MBA marketing initiatives
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- Ventnor boy to be honored at inaugural CAREing Hearts Walk, May 16
- Margate BOE learns about superintendent evaluations
- Colmar Kitchen and Bath honored at industry show in Las Vegas
- Get holiday shopping started early on Green Wednesday
- Holiday banners welcome shoppers to VentnorŌĆÖs business districts
- Nights in Ventnor Go Green mounts effort to beautify the business districts for the holidays
- Dollar General opens on Wellington Avenue in Ventnor
- Letter: A master jetty is the only answer to the dune question
- Letter: Margate should disclose dune fight expenditures
- Letter: WoernerŌĆÖs figures are inaccurate
- Letter: MCCG is a political tax advocacy group
- Letter: Disagreements were financial, not political
- Letter: Dunes are just another pork barrel project
- Letter: Margate achieved its objective in court
- Letter: Dunes are not the solution
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I've always thought a peristaltic pump would be great for homebrewing. I'm glad we have a discussion on how building one might work. If you are worried about flow just use a larger diameter tube for the actual pump part, then have it connected to your normal size tubing at the inlet and outlet.
Also it won't pull too much suction since silicone tubing will collapse, granted my thick walled 1/2" stuff can have a lot more suction on it than the thin walled 3/8" I had before.
"People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people." - VPrimary: NothinSecondary: Shady Lord RIS, Water to Barleywine, Pumpkin wine, burnt mead Kegged: Crappy infected mildBottles: Apfelwein, 999 Barleywine, Oatmeal Stout, Robust Porter, Robust smoked porter, Simcoe Smash
Finding the right gear motor to drive a peristaltic pump will be the biggest challenge IMO.
How big would the pump tube need to be in order to pump 4 gpm? I think it would have to be much larger than you realize.
I use a peristaltic pump with my aquarium setup. I've replaced the tubing, and it does get crushed after a while. Granted, I'm only running room temp water through it.
The tubing is Tygon, I picked it up from US Plastics. I have the 3/16" od, 1/16" ID stuff. It lasts about 6-8 months before I need to swap it out. (running 1 minute every 29)
That all being said, making a switchover plumbing system that could start the pump/flow with the peri pump, then go with either syphon or gravity would be killer.
With a quick search so far I found
Thanks for the interest guys...
The tube I have bought is all singing and dancing flexy soft silicone, and cost a whopping £40 for 5 metres, but it is suitable for hi temps and peristaltic pumps. As suggested on this forum, I will check out American ebay seller ngs2009 (Nora Stark) when I want more tube.
The PIC chips I am rattling on about are a sub species of the standard PIC chips and are available from PICAXE. The big thing about these chips over the standard PIC chips is they have an enbedded program that means they can be programmed on your home PC and all you have to do is download the free manuals from the help section of the site, download the free programmer software and engage your brain, so only I hard bit there! The chips cost a few cents more than the standard PIC.
So far I have used these chips to control an engine coolant pre heater system on my car, which each morning, moves all the climate control motors to where they need to be and then fires up a coolant pump and then the heating element. I also made an engine coolant alarm system for my camper, which is just a circuit that checks a pair of digital temp sensors, one on each cylinder bank. I am just learning, so no fancy stuff yet, but I did write the programmes and design the circuits, so I went straight out and had a beer to celebrate.
A friend of mine on the Honda Insight car forum has used these chips to make a massively complex battery management system for his hybrid cars new lithium batteries, and it now does an easy 150 MPG (Mine only averages 107 !! It sends info to a digital display and all sorts of clever stuff, so with the application of the aformentioned brain, there is no reason why any home made brewery set-up cannot have the sort of control that the newest Brew-magics have got. Hopefully some of the boffins amongst you will check picaxe's out and verify how much use they could be to the automation brigade on this forum, as I am only a few points away from "Dumb" as far as how these thing truly work....but programmers amongst you will see the potential I am sure. They seem to be very popular in Australia for some weird reason.
I am intending to keep the construction of the pump as simple as I can. I'm thinking skateboard wheels for the rollers and making it so the rotating arm diameter is either easily variable, or easily changeable to vary the flow rate in a 1/2" tube so it sticks to approximately the standard tube size and can give a varied flow rate.
I need empirical flow rates from you guys, but I am collecting a stainless keg on Friday, so in a while, and after lots of grinding and welding noises from the shed I will be able to find out for myself!
More later...
Someone on HBT here (I cannot recall who) uses this one:Greylor Company | Model 200 | Pump manufacture and Distributor
You could get ~2gpm with this using 1/2 silicone hose.
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I am going to knock up a pump that uses 1 metre of the 1/2" tube. By my calculations, that will pump out about 10 litres a min at 100rpm which is 2.6US gallons. For all I know, my motor may not be up to it, or the pipe will explode, but only time will tell.
It won't be pretty, and will use skateboard wheels to squeeze the pipe. If it proves the concept I will make a propper one.
Blessed are the "cracked", for it is they who let in the light.


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There is a thread behind the paywall on one of the Ohio HS sports sites (jjhuddle.com) that is titled "Maty Mauk headed to Michigan." The last poster on the thread is someone I communicate with that is from one town over Kenton, where Mauk is in school. I have pinged him for more info. Anybody else hearing anything about Mauk? Tom VH?
Scout has him as the #10 QB and 4 stars. Rivals has him as a 3 star.
TomVH: WR Jason Croom's Mother Talks About his Process
Georgia wide receiver Jason Croom (6'5", 215 lbs) is fresh off of receiving a Michigan offer just yesterday. The Wolverine staff had great timing because Croom's mom just happened to be in the state of Michigan. She got a chance to check out campus and meet the coaching staff today. Jason wasn't with her, but here's what she had to say.
TOM: You told me that you were visiting with the coaches, was that over the phone or did you go check everything out in person?
MRS. CROOM: I went over to campus and met everyone. We are originally from Detroit, and our older daughter got married up here yesterday so we are here. We just happened to be here when they made the offer. Jason didn't come because he was doing a 7 on 7 tournament. Since we were already up here we decided to check it out. I was able to talk to some of the coaches, we didn't get to meet Brady [Hoke] because he was in a meeting.
TOM: Do you think Jason will make it back up to see everything you just did?
MRS. CROOM: Yes, we will be back up in August for unofficial visit with Jason. We'll be up the last week of July to the first week in August to see Michigan and Michigan State with Jason. He won't be taking official visits probably until December.
TOM: Since you're originally from Detroit does that mean you all are Michigan fans?
MRS. CROOM: Yes, we are Michigan fans. We've only been away from Michigan for six years. Jason isn't as familiar with the program as we are though.
TOM: I know Jason said that he had a top three of Tennessee, Miami, and Mississippi State recently. Is that final, or where is he at?
MRS. CROOM: Those are just the three schools that he hears the most from. Those coaches have taken the time to get to know us as a family, that's all.
TOM: I know this is all early and happening fast, but does Michigan have a chance to get in that group?
MRS. CROOM: From a parent stand point this is home, from an academic stand point it's great, and distance wouldn't matter because he would be surrounded by family. It's convenient. One of the [Michigan] coaches actually grew up in the same neighborhood as me and we didn't know it. We had a good conversation, we knew a lot of the same people. The other coaches are all new to campus so they don't really know us yet.
TOM: It's tough to really gain a comfort level with someone in such short time, but what are you and Jason really looking for out of a program or coach?
MRS. CROOM: With him it's going to be a coach that he can truly relate to. It's someone that is going to deal with him being a direct person, somebody that's open, and can create plays around him. It's going to have to be a coach that's very creative. Most schools, including Michigan, are recruiting him as a Z receiver.
TOM: What other visits have you taken so far?
MRS. CROOM: We are actually on tour this week. Last weekend we visited Mississippi State and Alabama. My husband took him to Georgia, Auburn, Clemson, FSU, Florida, and we just got back from Miami and Tennessee. This won't be a snap decision. We have a lot of SEC schools, but things are starting to branch out so we'll look at everything. We have a spread sheet with pro's and con's of each school. We'll begin to narrow things down and go from there. It's definitely an honor to get a scholarship offer from a high institution like Michigan.
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Tennessee offensive lineman Blake Bars [6'5", 275 lbs, 4 Star] is on his way up to Ann Arbor for his visit that will take place tomorrow [Saturday the 18th]. Bars' name hasn't been thrown around as much as some of the other prospects Michigan is after, but that doesn't mean he's wanted any less. Blake told me about his recruitment and what lead to a slow start in his process. Here's a look at his film then the answers.
TOM: The fans aren't as familiar with you as they are for some of the other prospects. It seems like your name has shot to the top very quickly though, is there any reason for that?
BLAKE: Yeah, we didn't get any of our game film until late in February. Our coach just didn't give them to us until after the season in fear that we would focus too much on recruiting and not the program. We got it in late February and put together a highlight film, sent them out the schools and got really positive feedback. That's why it took so long.
TOM: That makes sense. Since you got somewhat of a late start, at least compared to the rest of the crop, where are you at in the process? Do you have a top group yet?
BLAKE: My top schools are probably Penn State, Florida, Vanderbilt, LSU, and Michigan. There are some other schools I would maybe want to consider, but that's my top group right now. We're focusing on visiting the top schools right now, and we really wanted to visit Michigan. We're headed down there right now.
TOM: Ok, and to talk more specifically about Michigan how familiar are you with the program?
BLAKE: We lived in Trenton [Michigan] for around 12 years. I went to a Lloyd Carr camp in Wyandotte once, but I can't really tell you much more than that, I was pretty young. We did go up to Michigan last year and took a brief visit. We have relatives in Ann Arbor and we wanted to look around the stadium. We're excited to go back up and meet the coaches and go on a tour.
TOM: Does Michigan have any advantage with all this since you have family there and you've lived there before?
BLAKE: I think my Aunt who lives in Ann Arbor is a pretty good recruiter. She always says that if I come to Michigan she'll have special things for me. She'll bake me cookies and cook for me. I like the fact that my family is there, and my mom's uncle actually played for Michigan, but I'm not sure how much it will factor in.
TOM: What coach from Michigan are you mainly in contact with?
BLAKE: Coach Smith is recruiting our area. He came out to watch me practice and he said he was pretty impressed. The offer came after that. He's a great guy and I'm excited to meet him. When I talked to him on the phone we got to talk to Coach Hoke which was pretty cool.
TOM: With this visit what are you looking to get out of it? Are there any specific questions you want answered?
BLAKE: Right now I'm just keeping an open mind about each school. When we see it tomorrow I don't know that I have a specific questions other than just hearing what the coaches have to say. I want to find out about the academic side of everything. I think I'm looking for a school that's well balanced, good academics and good athletics as well.
TOM: You said you want to visit your top schools, so how do you think this whole process is going to play out for you?
BLAKE: I think I'm looking to get everything done sooner than later. I want to make a decision before our season starts. We have a really good team this year and we have a good shot at states. Getting that decision out of the way will help that. We have the top five right now and we'll try to get it down from there.
Should a compliance officer be able to accept gifts like loaner cars?
I am sorry if I missed this earlier, but it just seemed that the report from yesterday that members of the OSU compliance office create a conflict of interest by accepting the use of loaner cars. One could possibly assume it helps turn that blind eye when players then also do it. However, I then read on to notice that Iowa, MSU and Michigan also allow member of their compliance department also accept loaner cars. Everybody else in the conference (including Nebraska) does not allow the practice.
To me, this seems a bit fishy. I am not sure why there is not a league mandate to regulate this. If you want the AD to get a car, put it in his comp package and make his payments. It is part of a contract and pretty public knowledge. "Loaners" that aren't really "loaned", but "given" and harder to track doesn't seen right. Not sure of thoughts from the rest of the board.
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Potential suitors, however, might not want to meet such a price for 25 or so innings from Bell, then pay the bonuses for the draft picks once they lose him.
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I mentioned Saturday in my "Full Count" video that the Chicago White Sox still could end up sellers. Why not the Minnesota Twins, too?
The Twins are 15-15 in their past 30 games. They are seven games under .500, seven games behind in fourth place. As if that is not daunting enough, the team's next four games are in Texas, where the Rangers are 33-19.
I know, I know — the Twins have a history of making second-half runs. But, seriously, do they look like a contender?
The answer sure does not appear to be yes.
The Twins have been looking for a right-handed reliever. They traditionally do not sell. But they've got several potential free agents they could move — hitters Michael Cuddyer, Jason Kubel and Jim Thome, and reliever Matt Capps.
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Thus, if the St. Louis Cardinals are indeed thinking about trading center fielder Colby Rasmus to the White Sox, their return will need to be a whole lot higher than right-hander Edwin Jackson.
Two months of Jackson, a potential free agent, for three-plus years of Rasmus, who has yet to even hit arbitration, is not even close to fair value, even if Rasmus has regressed.
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The Cardinals almost certainly would ask for a reliever in addition to Jackson, and I'm guessing the White Sox would receive other intriguing offers if they were willing to package say, Jackson and lefty Matt Thornton.
Which way, Rays?
The best guess still is that the Tampa Bay Rays will not trade right-hander James Shields. The team wants to compete next season and would remain formidable if its rotation included Shields, left-hander David Price and righty Jeremy Hellickson. In addition, Shields' contract remains affordable and the Rays value his leadership.
That said, the performance of righty Alex Cobb and promotion of lefty Matt Moore, one of the game's top pitching prospects, to Triple-A at least gives the Rays the flexibility to listen on Shields — this week, this offseason and beyond.
Cobb is 3-0 with a 2.57 ERA in seven starts.
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Remember a few years back, when the Orioles thought they could put together a formidable rotation from a group that included Erik Bedard, Daniel Cabrera, Adam Loewen, Hayden Penn and Garrett Olson?
Didn't turn out so well.
The concern now is that the Orioles might be headed in the same direction. Lefties Zach Britton and Brian Matusz and righty Chris Tillman are all back in the minors — and a scout who saw Matusz and Tillman recently said he was decidedly unimpressed.
Meanwhile, the Orioles' best veteran starter, righty Jeremy Guthrie, leads the majors with 14 losses, in part because his run support is the sixth worst in the American League. Guthrie's 4.33 ERA is not far above the league average of 4.24, and he pitches in the rugged AL East.
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The Houston Astros, awaiting the approval of a new owner, are at least making a show of being active, dispatching scouts to watch the Triple-A clubs of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Atlanta Braves in recent days.
With Stephen Drew injured, the Astros could offer the Diamondbacks a stopgap shortstop, Clint Barmes. The teams, as Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com reported, also have discussed Astros lefty Wandy Rodriguez.
The Astros-Braves possibilities would start with Astros right fielder Hunter Pence, a player in whom the Braves long have had interest. The Braves also like center fielder Michael Bourn, but more as a fallback plan if their pursuits of Beltran and others fail, according to one major league source.
The source downplayed any chance of a deal, calling it, "remote."
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CAIR-Chicago Outreach Coordinator presented to students at Westwood College and the University of Indiana, Bloomington.
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On Friday, March 3, CAIR-Chicago's Staff Attorney Rabya Khan participated in the first annual career fair sponsored by the Islamic Foundation School's National Honor Society.
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Roma's slump reached a new low with a humiliating exit from the Europa League on Thursday, while Everton was heavily beaten to leave England without a team in European quarterfinals for the first time since 1993.
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Monaco desperately held on to qualify for the Champions League quarterfinals after a desperate fightback from Arsenal on Tuesday fell just short at the expense of away goals after the tie finished 3-3 on aggregate.
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Taiwan secured a berth in the second round of the Asian qualifiers for the World Cup after it defeated Brunei 2-0 in their second encounter of the qualifiers Tuesday.
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That process continues in the Steel City on Saturday when the Bills visit the Pittsburgh Steelers for preseason action.
Buffalo evened its exhibition record at 1-1 last week with a hard-fought 20-18 victory in Charlotte over the Panthers as Jeff Tuel's touchdown pass with six minutes left in the fourth quarter proved to be the difference.
Tuel, who is competing for the Bills' backup job with Thad Lewis, finished 4- for-5 for 24 yards with an interception and connected with Chris Summers from a yard out to make it a 20-12 game in the final stanza.
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The Steelers, meanwhile, came up empty in their first exhibition game, falling to the New York Giants 20-16 thanks to Curtis Painter's 3-yard touchdown pass to Corey Washington late in the fourth quarter.
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