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Everyone with this last name is kind, compassionate, romantic, and extremely sexy. The men are so well hung, their wives have to have specially made pants and shoes to compensate for the severe bowleggedness that results from having sex with them. The name itself derives from a huge phalic pole covered with Celtic runes used in ancient times to cross the "Erewash" (ford) or (river) that runs through the town in Nottinghamshire England of the same name, Stapleford, England.
He must be a Stapleford, check out his girlfriend she walks like a cowboy.
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James Dean's art has been sold in more than ninety galleries and shops across the United States. He has devoted his paintings to Pete the Cat for ten years and has turned his natural love for cats into his life's work. James published his first adult book, The Misadventures of Pete the Cat, a history of his artwork, in 2006. He illustrated his first self-published children's book, Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes, in 2008, and the follow-up book, Pete the Cat: Rocking in My School Shoes, in 2011. James lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with his wife, four cats, and one dog.


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If you are going to drink alcohol, only do so in moderation. And if you are one of the 10% to 15% of the population with alcoholism in your family, you should be careful not to drink too much or too often. Better yet, don't drink at all. You should not drink at all if you have certain health conditions or are taking certain medications. Be sure to ask your health care provider if it is safe for you to continue to drink alcohol.
Health care providers recommend that drinking more than 2 standard drinks per day for most men and more than 1 standard drink for women is considered unsafe or unhealthy.
While alcohol may be relaxing and enjoyable in small amounts, drinking it is not harmless. Alcohol should be treated with respect.
It helps to understand why and when you drink if you are going to successfully reduce the amount of alcohol you consume. Your answers to the following questions may help you understand why you drink:
What is my mood when I drink too much? Am I nervous or anxious, angry, depressed, or lonely?
Do I feel pressured to have another drink even after I decide to stop?
Do I make excuses for my drinking?
Do I drink as a reward for a tough day?
Do I drink to fit in or be more comfortable in a social situation?
Social occasions don't usually happen just so people can get together and drink. They exist for other reasons, and no one is counting your drinks. If you are being pressured to drink by others when you don't want to, consider this: If they don't accept your decision, that's their problem. Most people will understand your choice and even respect you for your determination.
Reducing your drinking has many benefits. Whatever you think you may be giving up, you'll gain much more. Your health will benefit enormously. The calories you'll save may help you lose some extra weight. And you'll reduce your risk of the many health problems associated with alcohol use. You'll also find that in social situations you can have just as much fun, maybe even more, without the crutch of liquor. Plus, you'll save money and may lead a more productive life.
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Don't drink alone.
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Add water or soda, juice, or water to your drink to extend it without adding more alcohol.
Delay drinking. Don't start drinking the moment you arrive home or at an event. Wait awhile. Do something else like check the mail, read the newspaper, or change your clothes, and you may lose any urge or habit to drink alcohol right away.
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Oswalt back in starting role as Rockies evaluate right-hander for '14
Two months ago, the D-backs were leading the National League West and, even with the streaking Dodgers trailing close behind, looked poised for a postseason run.
Now, Arizona is in need of nothing short of a miracle for a Wild Card bid, nine games back and falling further out of the playoff picture as the Nationals challenge the Reds for the NL's last postseason slot. But a late run can't start without a win, and the D-backs will be looking for something to break their recent slump against the Rockies at Chase Field on Saturday night.
The Rockies are again battling their usual woes on the road, Friday night's 7-5 victory improving them to just 2-5 on their final multi-city trip of the year.
Long removed from any talk of the postseason, the Rockies will mostly be thinking about next season when veteran Roy Oswalt (0-5, 8.57 ERA) makes his first start since July 7. Manager Walt Weiss said Oswalt's remaining work -- likely two and no more than three starts -- will help them evaluate if and how he fits onto next year's roster.
Oswalt made his first appearance since pulling his left hamstring, allowing five runs over 3 1/3 innings on Sunday behind starting pitcher Chad Bettis. He did throw two scoreless innings, but the Padres busted him up with a four-run seventh that propelled them to a 5-2 win.
"My arm strength was a little bit down as far as velocity, but I felt OK," Oswalt said after he returned to a Major League mound.
But Oswalt could be the benefactor of an Arizona lineup that before Friday's game posted four runs or fewer in 14 straight games, one shy of the club record set a decade ago.
Left-hander Wade Miley (9-10, 3.73) has felt the effects of that stagnant offense, eyeing his first win since Aug. 6. Miley has slipped up with a 4.42 ERA in his last six starts, but he's shut down Colorado, going 1-0 with a 0.73 ERA in two starts against the club.
The lefty's recent numbers spiked after he allowed five runs in 1 2/3 innings Sept. 3, but he recovered nicely by surrendering two runs in seven strong innings in a loss to the Giants Sunday.
If Miley can position Arizona for victory, the lead will likely be in the safe hands of closer Brad Ziegler, who hasn't allowed a run in his last six appearances (six innings).
"He's a pretty smart guy, he's a pretty smart pitcher, he's got good stuff and he's different than they're going to see all game," D-backs manger Kirk Gibson said of Ziegler's submarine delivery.
Rockies: Arenado already proving durability
Nolan Arenado didn't play in his first big league game until April 28, but he's played in all but one game since.
Arenado's 123 appearances are the most of any Rockies player, his Gold Glove-level defense at third and strong offensive numbers making it tough for manager Walt Weiss to sit the rookie. He's hitting .268 with 10 homers, 49 RBIs and 46 runs, and his 122 hits and 186 total bases lead all rookies.
"I've certainly run him out there a lot. He's a guy that wants to be out there every day, even through the tough stuff," Weiss said. "He never wants a day off. I've picked a few spots here and there when I feel like the game is beating him up a little bit, but even those games I'll usually put him in the game to play defense because he's so good over there."
D-backs: Owings finally getting shot at big leagues
Before this season, Chris Owings was the sixth-best prospect in the Arizona organization according to MLB.com.
But he's shooting up such lists after posting outstanding numbers in his first season in Triple-A, named both the Pacific Coast League MVP and Rookie of the Year. Owings' 180 hits were the second most of any Minor League player, and he closed the year hitting .330 with 12 homers and 81 RBIs, also leading the PCL with 104 runs and 263 total bases.
Since he got his first big league callup Sept. 3, Owings is hitting .313 (5-for-16) with a .421 on-base percentage.
Worth noting
• Arizona's pitching staff has a 3.85 ERA this season, third lowest in franchise history.
• Rockies second baseman DJ LeMahieu went 2-for-5 with an RBI in Friday's win to extend his career-high hitting streak to 13 games.
• Wilin Rosario has five hits, including a homer, a double and three RBIs, in 11 career at-bats against Miley. He had two hits and tied his career high with four RBIs on Friday night.
Ian McCue is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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i came second on my second try :izuna: *is motivated*
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Originally Posted by Escorpiius Congrats everyone. PaulJ5 reminds me of myself when I just started with AotW. I like Nocturne's album more in this week though. Anyways, good luck for all the upcoming week since I won't be joining the fun for quite some time. I'm taking a long-due break from it. .that's a compliment.. thanks..following your footsteps maybe. haha.. and yah. was expecting Nocturne also but thank you Rei.. and I wont be joining this week cuz summer vacation has just started so I'm off to the beach.. haha.. see you guys 2 months from now.. :D good luck to who will participate in the upcoming weeks.. Originally Posted by ~Sugar Cake~ Congrats to the winners. .thnks Originally Posted by Nafan. Congrats to Paul and the others! .thnks Nafan.. :D Originally Posted by Nocturne my bad luck...... but anyways im happy...and congrats paul...plus thanks for the +rep aswell...:D . thanks.. just my luck I think :D congrats.. Originally Posted by ★ Rei ★ It was lacking one pic, else it would have won. .haha.. as I said.. just my luck. the odd was in my favor.. thnk you so much Rei Originally Posted by 'Kurapika i came second on my second try :izuna: *is motivated* .congrats.. Originally Posted by -Blizzard- Congratzz winners.. *looks at theme* good good :zonder: .good luck for next week
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Originally Posted by ★ Rei ★ It was lacking one pic, else it would have won. oh..i just read this now...lol...my bad luck...
Winners updated. Congratulations.
Congrats for all who won ^_^
Congrats guys nice albums ^^
Congrats winners
Congratulations to Lucifer, Coyote and Kamishiro.
Congratulations lucifer, coyote and kamishiro.....yall got nice album there....
the competition this week was really tough, almost all the albums were awesome ^^
Win >.>
Congrats to all the winners!
congratulations to the winners.
Winners updated, congrats ^^
Congrats -Shanks-, Lucifer and ~Scream~
Congrats to the winners ^_^
Congrats to Shanks and Scream ^_^
Congrats to the winners ^.^ At Rei though, stop with Random themes. The idea of Randomness is brilliant but it never works. I almost reach the conclusion that this idea will never work. Normally, this is a theme that gives people unlimited freedom to their creativity but it's a silent poison. All albums in Random Themes turn out to be good/average at best while majority of albums should have been exceptional in concept given the liberty given to the makers. I'm not ranting towards any album-makers who worked on Random themes. Even I never could do right justice to Random theme. It's just that I noticed that we - including myself - failed to grab the opportunity and we failed to live up to the hype of Random themes.
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Create a cool spot for summer living with one of our easy canopies.
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All by itself, a simple canopy can turn an empty space outside into a "place." While trees might take years to grow, an expanse of cloth goes up in minutes, providing shade wherever you need it most. When the outdoor season ends -- or a storm whips in unexpectedly -- you can take it down, quick as a wink.
Unlike a pricey pergola or arbor, which demands a permanent surrender of ground, a canopy requires scant commitment or expense. For the most basic version, spend a few dollars on a drop cloth from a hardware store, and a few more on the supplies you will need to suspend it overhead: a grommet kit, tent poles, stout cord, and sturdy pegs. These ideas can be modified for other settings and styles.
You can sew a canopy yourself, or have one stitched by a seamstress or sailmaker. You'll need a few things from a hardware store, garden center, or camping-supply store to put up the fabric you choose. The way you erect the canopy depends on where you want it to be -- it can be suspended from poles, or stretched between a wall or roofline and poles.
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- Wooden pole with dowel pin or bamboo pole with dowel
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Step 1
At a corner of the canopy near the house, a short length of cord extends from the grommet to a screw eye on the house. At its apex, the tent is anchored to the center pole; two cords tied to the top of the pole are pegged to the lawn. There is also a cord anchoring each of the shorter poles that support the sides.
Step 2
To fashion a patterned tent, sew together two full-size lightweight cotton bedspreads, creating a reinforced 2-inch overlap in the center. Punch grommet holes in the corners, and one on each end of the center overlap.
Step 3
Cut a third bedspread to make full-length, 6-inch-wide border strips. Stitch one to either side of the fabric, which adds hanging borders.
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To put up the peaked canopy, use a tall pole for the center and shorter poles for either side; attach screw eyes in corresponding spots on the house.
Step 5
If you don't want to secure the canopy to a wall or fence, create a free-standing one with four poles. You'll need four people, too.
Step 6
Start by installing a metal grommet at each corner of your canopy fabric. Stand four poles with long, thin tips (use tent poles; drill a wood pole so it holds a dowel pin or fit bamboo, which is hollow, with a dowel) on the ground. Hook the grommets over the tips.
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Then have each person simultaneously loop sturdy cord around the tip of his or her pole and stake the other end of the cord into the ground several yards away.
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I think I messed up on that last post it is sun sails. We found some great stuff there.
Martha Honig 17 May, 2012
I love the idea of creating a shady place to relax and enjoy the summer. We live in Palm Springs and could use some shade especially for our Loyalist Hostas. They couldn't survive without our sun sails. We need something really sturdy because of the wind. Your photo is beautiful but we don't have trees like that to break the wind out in the desert!
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We're in Arizona - land of heat and wind. This thing would be in the yard next door in less than 5 minutes, if we're lucky. I strongly suggest this only be used in a wind free area - - unless we can find a *sail maker* here in the desert that can fabricate something that could hold up. Nice idea but only useful in certain climate conditions.
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Great solution. We were flirting with the idea of getting a gazebo but didn't really want the permanence of one. Cool beans on this idea.
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What a wonderful idea. My grand kids will just love this. The best part will be the job of making the "tents"
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What a wonderful idea. My grand kids will just love this. The best part will be the job of making the "tents"
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What a wonderful idea. My grand kids will just love this. The best part will be the job of making the "tents"
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Hey everybody so heres what happened.
I have had this male bushynose for quite a while and at the last auction i picked up a female. When they met they started flaring their fins and popped out their spines near the gills. They kept on circling each other. The next day I noticed that there were these pits and it seems that the were digging or something. Are they getting ready to breed and if so should I do anything else? Thanks for the help.
Ps. a side note is that the female is about an inch bigger than the male.
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never seen my pair or any of my plecos do that flare thing......you are sure they are a pair, right? idk about them digging, are they hungry? what are they eating? and is there DW in the tank? tank stats would be helpful too........just some toher info for breeding
this works for me for plecos and a few other fish
do lots of water changes, then do fewer, and then do more, and then do fewer for a longer period of time.....?idk if that makes sense, but it works
add lots of options......espcially tight squeezes barely big enough for them both
avoid lots ofd light, even only daylight or light from your light...lol only is best....
and let the dad stay with the babies as long as he does, keep the tank BB in the beginning and once fry are free swimming, only then should you add a tiny layer of subrate(just since they tend to just die without substrate at that stage, idk why)
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The war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is formally over, but women and girls remain targets for violence. The actual number of women and girls raped in eastern Congo is unknown, but experts say the scale is enormous (hundreds of thousands have been reported).
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The conflict in eastern Congo, the deadliest in the world since World War II, is being fueled by a multi-million dollar trade in minerals that go into our electronic products from cell phones to digital cameras. The armed groups that are perpetrating the violence generate an estimated $144 million each year by trading tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold.
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The women of the remote region of Chambucha, Congo will have access to life-saving medical care where there was none before. Photo by Michael Ramsdell.
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The Educational Assistance project enables war-affected impoverished children from villages in the South Kivu Province to receive an education.
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Sons of Congo is a men's mentorship program aimed at creating a social change movement for the protection of women in Congo.
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Creating a line of soft, basic pieces, Benjamin tapped into a successful business. Within its first year, Benjamin Jay was sold in over 45 stores like Urban Outfitters in the United States. Currently, over 150 stores carry the quickly growing company nationally and internationally. Benjamin Jay is also sold online through certain e-commerce sites.
"I never want to do what has already been done. Where's the excitement? What inspires the wearer at that point?" says Benjamin of his fashion brand. In just three short years, Benjamin Jay has been featured in top fashion publications like Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Life & Style, Modern Luxury, Surface and many more. Celebrity enthusiasts of Benjamin Jay include Denise Richards, Gisele Bundchen, Kyle Richards, Taylor Swift and more.


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Does anybody have any other link I try? This one still isnt working, and I really do have an urgent need to perform some benchmarks.
Hi Michael,
I just wanted to inform you that I cant find another mirror for PTS Live 2010.1 The only one is the mirror Softpedia has on its site located in EU somewhere. The problem is that for me at my location this is an incredibly slow mirror, 17-22 KB/s, and at about 200-300MB it stops, and simply wont resume. I've been trying this link for the last 4 days and I havent been able to get it.
Also there are plenty of torrent trackers but nobody is seeding it right now. It looks to me like I'm not going to be able to download this unless if somebody starts seeding a torrent tracker, (and lets me know which one is being seeded) or another FTP or HTTP mirror is put up.
Does anybody have any other link I try? This one still isnt working, and I really do have an urgent need to perform some benchmarks.
There's no other mirrors besides Softpedia that I know of, but some of the torrents for 2010.1 should work. Though those are unofficial torrents.
If you are in an urgent rush, just setup an Ubuntu installation or your favorite distribution and then install PTS 2.4 or 2.6a2 atop that.
I've tried 5 different torrents, and nobody is seeding right now.
Thanks for your time. Thats actually what I've already started doing. This LiveDVD would have been so much simpler and the test results would have been more comparable in mind. Do you plan to put up another mirror? Or is anybody else interested in hosting a mirror? (So that I can get the actual iso)
I don't have the bandwidth to put up a high-traffic mirror, which is why I allowed Softpedia to host it. I'd love for there to be more mirrors, however, but I haven't had the time to contact any other projects asking if they are interested in hosting a mirror -- volunteers though are welcome.
Distrowatch doesn't host any ISOs as far as I know...


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Hypertensive heart disease refers to heart problems that occur because of high blood pressure. These problems include:
High blood pressure means the pressure inside the blood vessels (called arteries) is too high. As the heart pumps against this pressure, it must work harder. Over time, this causes the heart muscle to thicken.
Without treatment, symptoms of heart failure may develop. Sometimes the muscle can be so thick that it does not get enough oxygen. This can cause angina (chest pain).
High blood pressure also leads to thickening of the blood vessel walls. When combined with cholesterol deposits in the blood vessels, the risk of heart attacks and stroke increases.
Hypertensive heart disease is the leading cause of illness and death from high blood pressure.
Call your health care provider if you have high blood pressure and develop any symptoms.
Because there are no symptoms with high blood pressure, people can have the condition without knowing it. Diagnosing high blood pressure early can help prevent heart disease, stroke, eye problems, and chronic kidney disease.
All adults should have their blood pressure checked:
If your blood pressure is high, you need to lower it and keep it under control.
Massie BM. Heart failure: pathophysiology and diagnosis. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 58.
Victor RG. Arterial hypertension. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 67.


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Life's Basics Plant Protein Mix with 5-Fruit Blend is both a nutritive and highly digestible source of Plant Protein. Life's Basics Plant Protein Mix with 5-Fruit Blend provides about 22 grams of protein per serving and has an amino acid profile derived from Yellow Pea Protein Isolate, Hemp Seed, Rice Protein Concentrate and Chia Seed with a Proprietary 5-Fruit Blend: Pomegranate, Mangosteen, Goji, Noni & Acai.
Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value |
Calories | 140 | |
Calories from Fat | 10 | |
Total Fat | 1 g | 1% |
Saturated Fat | 0 g | 0% |
Cholesterol | 0 mg | 0% |
Total Carbohydrate | 8 g | 3% |
Dietary Fiber | 3 g | 18% |
Sugars | 3 g | |
Sugar Alcohol | 1 g | * |
Protein | 22 g | 44% |
Sodium | 220 mg | 9% |
Life's Basics Proprietary Hemp & Chia Seeds Blend of Omega 3-6-9 Fatty Acids | 5200 mg | * |
Life's Basics Proprietary 5-Fruit Blend | 2600 mg | * |
Pomegranate (Punica Granatum L.)(fruit rind extract) | ||
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Noni (Morinda Citrifolia L.)(fruit extract) | ||
Acai (Euterpe Oleraceae Martius)(berry extract) |
Typical Amino Acid Profile Per Serving
Alanine (1072mg)
Arginine (2178mg)
Aspartic Acid (2807mg)
Cystine (269mg)
Glutamic Acid (4168mg)
Glycine (1010mg)
Histidine (620mg)**
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I have been absent to say the least. My wife has come down with two types of cancer as if one was not enough. Both she is slowly beating but at a pretty high cost. This is the second time we have been through this and it doesn't get any easier.
I still have my boats but I got rid of most of the really small boats and kept the Gato, 1/32 type 7, retired my Seaview and I'm slowly finishing the running gear in my 66 inch Nautilus.
I have been so busy with customer builds of everything from Star Trek props to large lighted star ship models. In addition I am making space suits and props-models for the new movie series caller" Space Command". All this has kept me rather busy. I'm also care taker of the house until my wife gets better.
I no longer participate in any forums anymore except this one. Most of my work can be kept up with on my Blog: www.steveneill.wordpress.com
What I really miss the most is sitting on the lake and running a boat with friends but in LA I'm am strictly alone it would seem. I do get together with Horrible Harry on occasion but it's never frequent enough.
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O's Johnson to make season debut vs. Worley, Twins
Baltimore prospect went 4-0 with a 2.11 ERA in 12 appearances last year
The Twins will look to continue their recent mastery of the American League East vs. the Orioles at Target Field on Saturday.
Minnesota had reeled off three straight wins against the AL East before Friday's series opening loss, 9-6.
"The last couple games against Boston, we started to play better," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "We played pretty good defense throughout the whole the trip and pitched pretty good. A couple of games got away where we had chances, but to come back with your head above water against Detroit and Boston that were in first place, and Cleveland that's about as hot as anybody, that's pretty good. So we'll take it."
They'll turn to Vance Worley, who is still in search of his first victory on the season, to continue their streak.
Last time out, Worley left with the lead before the bullpen surrendered it. He gave up three earned runs on nine hits in five innings.
"I thought I had better stuff today," Worley said after the game. "I had command of both sides of the plate. I was working down, but the last couple innings, I started to elevate a little bit. But for the most part, I'm pretty happy with the outing. But it would've been nice to get a 'W.'"
Taking the mound for the Orioles will be Steve Johnson, who will be making his season debut with the club in place of the injured Miguel Gonzalez.
"My goal was to break with the team," said Johnson who started four games for Baltimore last season. "Unfortunately, it couldn't happen. I was just frustrated to not break with any team, to be stuck in extended [spring]. Had to wait and have [my right lat strain] heal, and glad to get the opportunity.
"I've only had a couple of starts, but I've felt good," said Johnson, who went 1-1 with a 4.41 ERA in three Triple-A games. "My command has been there. I haven't walked that many guys. All my stuff felt really good last time. It might be only one of the first couple of starts of the season where they're letting me go all the way, but I feel really good."
Twins: Arcia continues to swing hot bat
Rookie Oswaldo Arcia extended his career-best hit streak on Friday to eight games.
Arcia is batting .438 (14-for-32) this month, including a 2-for-5 game Friday with a run and an RBI.
"He's swinging really well," Gardenhire said. "He's very confident. It's fun watching him making adjustments as the games go along. He can hit the ball a long ways. He was chasing a few pitches, but was able to go flat-footed and shoot a couple the other way."
• The bullpen has been a strong suit for the Twins, as Minnesota's relievers entered Friday's contest with a combined 2.63 ERA, good for second in the Majors. However, they gave up six earned runs in four innings against the Orioles on Friday, raising their ERA to 3.01.
"We always talk about not overworking them, but there are going to be times when you have to," Gardenhire said. "They're going to have to step up and do a few extra things. But they've risen up and done just about everything we've thrown at them. They all have their roles and are fitting in pretty good. It seems like no matter who we send out there, they do a really nice job for us."
Orioles: Casilla may abandon switch-hitting
Orioles infielder Alexi Casilla is thinking about abandoning his switch-hitting style. He has been working on his right-handed swing, so he may stop hitting from the left side.
"They think I can stay better on the ball, on top of the ball better from my right side," Casilla said. "I don't know. Let's see. Let's see what happens. It's baseball.
"If I do good against righties from my right side -- it's a test now for me. And I'm very confident I'm going to do good."
Worth Noting
• In four major league starts last year, Johnson was 4-0 with a 2.11 ERA, recording two quality starts.
• The Twins are 2-2 against the Orioles this season and 4-4 in their last eight meetings (since July 16, 2012).
Evan Peaslee is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Salida Circus is coming to Jefferson County! The Scarlet Sisters, Colorado's favorite circus sisters have been summoned to your library to do some digging into books and they need your help! On a search to find the moral of the story, the Scarlets meet Curious George, the Runaway Bunny, Frog and Toad and other classic storybook characters!
This interactive circus show is ideal for ages 3-12.
Check our event calendar to see when the Circus is coming to YOUR library!
The sloth is a very unusual, nocturnal mammal that lives in Central and South America. It is most well-known for being extremely slow-moving. It spends most of its life upside down in trees. In fact, the sloth can do most everything upside down from eating and sleeping to mating and giving birth to young. Sloths also have huge claws which are used for hanging on to branches. Most sleep fifteen hours per day! No wonder sloths have earned such a lazy reputation! Check out these other interesting sloth facts.
-There are five species of sloths.
-A sloth's teeth are in its cheeks. It has nine on each side.
-Sloths are excellent swimmers, however they can hardly walk. Instead they drag themselves along when they need to get around on the ground.
-Sloths can live 10-15 years in the wild and up to 30 in captivity!
-Sloths have a greenish appearance because algae grow in their fur!
-If a sloth's body temperature becomes too low, bacteria in the stomach prevent it from digesting food and it will starve.
And while you're at it, don't delay in taking a look at these fantastic books about sloths available at the library! Hurry and check one out today. (P.S. You'll have to move faster than a sloth).
Baby Sloth by Aubrey Lang
A Little Book of Sloth by Lucy Cooke
Score One For the Sloths by Helen Lester
"Slowly, Slowly, Slowly," Said the Sloth by Eric Carle
The Very Sleepy Sloth by Andrew Murray
Have any picky eaters in your family? They'll love Martha, who doesn't like green beans and thinks they are bad, bad, bad.
Turns out, she's right! A gang of green beans march into her house one night and kidnap her parents. Martha is left by herself to eat all the cookies she wants and stay up late watching movies--- paradise! But, is it?
Read How Martha Saved Her Parents from Green Beans by David LaRochelle and see how she saves them. Your picky eater might giggle the next time you serve beans!
What would you do if a member of your family disappeared, and then robbers burst into your home and took everything, including all your money? All this happens to Early Pearl in the new book, Hold Fast, by Blue Balliett.
Early and her family end up in a homeless shelter while they try to figure out what happened to Early's father, who suddenly disappeared while he was on the way home from the grocery store. Can Early solve the mystery of her father's disappearance?
Blue Balliett has a great website, where you can find out more about the author and her other great books.
There is also a link to her blog on the website. Check it out!
Do you have kids who love to read? Then Young Readers' Fun club is the place for them! The Lakewood Library has a discussion group just for kids.
The club meets once a month to discuss a great kid's book, have refreshments and make a craft that's related to the book.
This month's book is,
The Case of the Case of Mistaken Identity by Mac Barnett
Some of the upcoming books include
The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate by Jacqueline Kelly,
Brighty of the Grand Canyon by Marguerite Henry and
Navigating Early by Clare Vanderpool.
You can pick up a copy of the book at the library, read it, then come and let us know if you liked it or not and if you would recommend it to other kids. Hang out and enjoy the activities, games and fun!
The group is "drop-in" which means, just come on in and join us.
There are lots of book discussion groups at the library for kids and adults.
See the book schedule for all the upcoming books and discussion groups at the JCPL libraries!
The Arvada Library is honored to display the work of young artists on the walls of our storytime room each month. This month we are displaying kites made by students in Grades 1 through 3 at the Mountain Phoenix Community school.
Stop by and see some soaring examples of excellent art work! Kites will be on display through the end of May.
Conifer Public Library's summer LEGO club starts June 6th at 3:00pm.
These interlocking blocks have captivated kids for decades. They are fun, imaginative toys that provide hours of amusement.
Did you know that building with LEGOS helps with child development? LEGO club encourages literacy through play. Using imagination and creativity in play can lead to better reading skills. The Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) takes play very seriously. Constructive play teaches children about their world, which creates understanding and concepts recognizable in books. Play is one of the 5 practices of the Every Child Ready to Read program, and building with blocks stimulates creativity and storytelling. Ask a child what they built and I'm sure you will hear some sound reasoning on the who, what, where, when and why of how it came to be.
I'm very excited to see the creations from these sessions, and all of the kids I've talked to are brimming with energy to come to the library to play.
Dan Yaccarino is an author, illustrator, artist, animator, and producer who was born on May 20, 1965 in Montclair, New Jersey. He attended Parsons School of Design in New York and currently lives in New York City with his wife and two children. Yaccarino has contributed to several shows on Nickelodeon; he creates and produces Oswald and is a character designer for the Backyardigans. His art has also been used in advertising for companies like AT&T, Gardenburger, and Sony. Check out some of our favorite Dan Yaccarino storybooks!
In this story, a girl named Cynthia wishes for a pony every birthday and at Christmas but never gets one. One birthday she gets a goldfish instead and is very upset. She starts to dump him down the drain but the goldfish convinces her that he is magical. Read this to find out what happens next.
Lion, the king of the jungle, is used to the other animals obeying his every command. One day the lion meets a man who wants to take him to the city so he can perform in a circus. At first, the lion is thrilled with the idea of being famous but soon enough he realizes he may have made a big mistake.
A young boy loves Fridays because he gets to have breakfast with his father in a local diner. On the walk to the restaurant, they see a number of things, like buildings being built and people walking their dogs.
This is a non-fiction book with some fun and interesting facts about each of the 50 states. For example, did you know that, in Connecticut, it is illegal to cross the street while walking on your hands? Or that more rubber chickens are made in Utah than anywhere else in the country? Read this to discover more interesting state facts!
Sammy, a boy who hates lima beans, decides it is a good idea to bury them in a hole in a vacant lot down the street from his house to hide from his mother the fact that he hasn't been eating them. Soon, this dirt mound develops into a lima bean monster that terrorizes the town.
Alfred is a little pug who needs a boost of self-confidence. The cat, goldfish and parrot he lives with all tell him he is unlovable so he spends most of his time in the backyard. One day a new dog friend, Rex, moves in next door and neither he nor Alfred can see the other over the fence so Alfred decides to tell Rex he is a golden retriever. Read this to see what happens when Alfred fibs!
Fans of fairy tales, and fans of poetry are in for a double helping of fun with Marilyn Singer's beautiful new book: Follow, Follow: A Book of Reverso Poems.
What is a "reverso poem"? It is a form of poetry where the poem is presented forward, and then backward, where the last line is read first. Changing nothing but the punctuation, the sentences still make sense, but often tell a very different story!
All kinds of poets have used this style, including Dr. Seuss.
Marilyn Singer shares the first reverso she ever wrote, about her cat August:
A cat Incomplete:
without A chair
a chair: without
Incomplete. a cat.
Follow, Follow is Singer's SECOND collections of fairy tale poems. It includes stories from Aladdin, the Little Mermaid, The Three Little Pigs, and Puss in Boots, among others.
Her first book in this style came out in 2010, and it titled Mirror, Mirror: A Book of Reversible Verse. You'll find that each poem in this book is also a fairy tale. Read one way, it tells one side of the story (Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Goldilocks), and then read backwards it tells the other side of the story (The Wicked Step Mother, The Big Bad Wolf, The Prince, The Three Bears).
Singer's words are wonderful, and placed beside charming illustrations by Josee Masse, the stories they tell are truly magical.
Even readers who don't generally like poetry will be enchanted by these books. They may even inspire you to write your OWN reverse poem! Enjoy, Enjoy!
See Monsters Inc.
Sunday, May 19th
1:00 p.m.
Come to the library to see this movie on the big screen in the meeting room. Bring a pillow or a blanket and some snacks and enjoy watching it with other fans!


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I'm out of town on vacation until Jan. 16, but that doesn't mean this site has to go silent. Please use this thread to discuss any news of the day or other topics you wish to bring up with each other.
Also, you may have noticed a change to the commenting format. Google's Blogger platform (which I use to maintain this site) instituted an unannounced change yesterday to all of its blogs worldwide, allowing for "threaded" comments (in which you can directly respond to one comment instead of just posting something new at the very end of each post). Google claims it had been receiving overwhelming requests to make this change, though personally I prefer the old format (and I get the sense most of you do, too).
I'm still trying to figure out if it's possible to disable the threading function and revert the comments to the old format, but that may not happen until I return from vacation next week. I'm also trying to figure out why timestamps on comments are suddenly three hours off; as best as I can tell, all blog functions are still set to Eastern Standard Time.
Thanks for your patience and understanding through all this.
- Sec 3, My Sofa - Jan 12, 2012 at 3:48 PM
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- John C. - Jan 12, 2012 at 3:50 PM
Meet the new thread! Same as the old thread!Not that it matters, but I think that the Blue Jays are a slight favorite to sign Fielder. They have a lot of payroll space, can DH Fielder if needed, and play in a hitter's ballpark. With the Yankees and Red Sox aging, the Red Sox in some turmoil, the Yankees stated desire to get under the luxury tax threshold by 2014, and the Rays' payroll limitations, all these combine to give the Blue Jays an opportunity to go for it it with Bautista (under a very affordable contract through 2015, with a 2016 team option), Fielder and a young pitching staff over the next 3-4 years. My rough guess: 45% Toronto, 25% Nationals, 25% Rangers, 5% somewhere else. I'll be glad when Fielder does land, though, so we can all return to our regularly scheduled lives
- Unkyd - Jan 12, 2012 at 3:53 PM
Here it is….all I had to do is tumble through the looking glass….
- Wally - Jan 12, 2012 at 3:53 PM
Boras quoted as saying that Fielder will sign 'by spring training'. Sheesh, I am getting Prince fatigue. I want the guy, but now I just want to stop reading and talking about him.I'll say this for the new method – it doesn't get that 2d page for 200+ comments (sorry if that has already been discussed, I didn't scroll thru all the comments). Not a big fan of that second page.Sec 3 – any chance that you posted as a reply, instead of a new comment?
- Unkyd - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:13 PM
Anybody else unable to see past post# 200, yesterday?
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:17 PM
Thanks, Mark or Official Blog Babysitter.Yes, Unk, but only after clicking on the "load more" option.Gotta go. I'm late for a very important date.
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:18 PM
Oh, I misread that. I was unable to see past #200 before clicking on the "load more" option.Say, where did that white rabbit go? Oh, I see him. Wait…come back here, bunny…
- SonnyG10 - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:22 PM
New reply links not so bad imo.
- Steve M. - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:26 PM
Wally, the problem with the Fielder signing getting delayed is a team like the Nats have a veteran like LaRoche who would need to be traded.The rumors of LaRoche traded to Tampa along with cash to offset part of his 2012 contract in trade for BJ Upton is what makes the Prince Fielder signing all the more over-the-top and should be the added "WAR" to get the Nats in that 90 win plateau. I also believe Prince helps the WAR of Ryan Zimmmerman as well as Morse.After reading Nats Enquirer this morning it seems logical that this is frustrating Mr. Lerner and Ladson's post seems to all but say it won't happen. Kilgore then writes it is on track still. Sounds to be like the wheels came off and Boras went on damage control late last night. Boras needs the impression/illusion that the Nats are still in as that has to be the "offer" he is trying to get bidders to go above. The best news would be the Rangers signing Darvish and telling Boras to stick it then Rizzo can hold firm on a 5 year deal. A win-win.
- MicheleS - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:31 PM
Okay.. that Load more feature has tanked. I can't get it to work on the last thread.
- Steve M. - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:33 PM
Boras in an inteview with Barry Bloom:"Certainly we're going to have him signed well in advance of Spring Training. I can't give you the exact date. These things take some time. That's why we have January and early February. Spring Training doesn't start until late February. We're just moving through the process. It's just one that takes some time. You've got to meet with owners. You've got to sit down and talk with them about their needs. He needs to know where they're headed. He's going to be there a long time, wherever he's going. So we need to get that information to him and evaluate it."
- HHover - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:36 PM
Thoughts on the new format of the comments – Threading – There are some blogs, I think, that allow readers to toggle the threading of comments on and off. I wonder if that could be a compromise bwn those who like and those who don't like it.Formatting – threading aside, what looks weird to me about the new regime is that comments appear single spaced, which leaves them looking crowded and harder to read.As for an actual baseball comment – I don't think the Nats are going to get Fielder, and I wouldn't want to get him at the price that Boras will almost certainly exact. (Although the fact that Boras didn't do so well for Madson gives me a little hope that he's not all powerful and 100% successful in the current market.) But I do wish someone else would sign him, so we can stop talking about it.
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:38 PM
MicheleS, it still works for me. Maybe it's your browser? (I'm using Firefox.)
- HHover - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:39 PM
Right, right–the reason it's taking so long is because Fielder is being picky about where he wants to land.There's a reason you can't spell Boras without "BS."
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:39 PM
Mark is in Phoenix. Scott Boras is in Phoenix.Coincidence? I think not.
- MicheleS - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:41 PM
1A.. Probably, but I am at work and can only use Explorer! Work interfering with the Nats again!PS.. Good comment to Tracee on the chat… Intewebz comments on WaPo are outrageous/obnoxious
- Scooter - Jan 12, 2012 at 4:57 PM
Mark is in Phoenix. Scott Boras is in Phoenix.¡Holy sombreros! Fielder is coming to Nats Insider!
- The Joker - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:00 PM
Boras and Zuckerman were seen eating fajitas and drinking Dos Equis at Matador's on Adams Street last night. Boras even changed baby Zuckerman's diaper.
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:00 PM
zOMG!1! He's sooo going to be hitting posts outta this blog!
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:01 PM
My sources have pooh-poohed that story, Joker.
- Bowdenball - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:06 PM
Mark-I prefer threaded comments. Big improvement.
- PAY TO PLAY - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:06 PM
HHover, This is a great line: There's a reason you can't spell Boras without "BS."Its like they say in Baltimore, you can't spell Angelos without LOSE!
- Slidell - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:11 PM
If folks ignore the "Reply" marker, the blog will work pretty much as before. I for one will not go back to the beginning each time I visit. So, pearls of wisdom posted via the Reply feature may not be seen by me (not that it will bother anyone).(The correct time shows up in Preview.)
- Steve M. - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:19 PM
This goes to the marketing discussion especially getting into the suburbs. The Ravens just outright say it. The Nats are NL and the Orioles are AL. There are already some crossover fans but what about the totally disgruntled O's fans pissed off at over a decade+4 of consistent losing:http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/dc-sports-bog/post/ravens-still-courting-redskins-fans/2012/01/12/gIQAUWYdtP_blog.html?wprss=dc-sports-bog
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:28 PM
I'm with you re. scrolling through threads again, Slidell.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 5:34 PM
Just when Nationals Park has finally been purged of idiots yelling "O" during the anthem, Steve M. thinks the Nats should start trying to attract Orioles fans. What a dumb idea.
- DFL - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:05 PM
Thom Loverro just reported that the Nats are interested in signing Fielder but only on the relative cheap. But who knows? Maybe Loverro is in Boras' pay.
- PAY TO PLAY - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:07 PM
Anon @ 9:34AM, Maybe the Nats shouldn't allow Capitals fans in the stadium. Those idiots not only yell "O" but also "Red" during the anthem. Probably the most disrespectful display of any fans in any sport. Its One of the main reasons I don't go to Caps games besides the insane cost. All to choreographed and fake feeling, but hey, that's just me, they pack in 18,000+ most nights.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:09 PM
Whatever happened to that guy that posted up on Twitter 2 weeks ago that Fielder was signing with the Nats at 7 years for $23 million a year?
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:11 PM
Many Nats fans were at one time O's fans. Should we tell them not to show up at the Centerfield gates?
- Just sayin' - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:12 PM
DFL – I assume lots of teams are interesting in signing PF 'on the relative cheap'; if his price comes down (defined as both years-in-contract and price-per-year), the market will have to reset and the list of who's in/who's out will change accordingly and significantly.
- N. Cognito - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:13 PM
God forbid Boras should try to get his client the best contract possible.
- Mark'd - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:17 PM
I remember up until 2 years ago that you could hear a few idiots yell O. Good point on Caps games. I'm a Caps fan with a little more respect and have emailed Leonsis (another one with LOSE in his name) to address the disrespectful mature during the National Anthem which he didn't respond to. I guess Leonsis has bigger problems these days.
- The Great Unwashed - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:25 PM
I was going to suggest ignoring the Reply feature, but you beat me to it, Slidell. Good work.One other question: Is it just me, or do others find it annoying that when you click the comments link at the bottom of an article, it sends you to the comments box at the bottom of the thread? Then you have to scroll back up to read the comments. I usually don't want to post a comment before reading what others have written. This just started maybe a month ago. Has anyone else noticed that?
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:31 PM
The Dude AbidesJan 12, 2012 04:41 AMWell now at least the Anons that don't use a handle can see how little they are of influence on this site.Really, I respectfully must demur sir! But then there are already enough here who have "faux handles". Cute names they make up that really don't have profiles attached, or email addresses? Well kind of like YOU!! Dude. And no you don't abide, you anonymii as much as you might protest!
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:35 PM
One word: NO. Of course the trending thing in the DC area is for Redskins fans to go to Ravens games and root for them. Who would have even imagined? Not I that's for certain.
- waddu eye no - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:43 PM
fielder, etc. in terms i can understand:http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/kidspost/washington-nationals-may-want-prince-fielder-to-join-team-but-its-a-close-call/2012/01/10/gIQAUjTqrP_story.html
- waddu eye no - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:44 PM
all for faux handles. that way we know which anonymous poster is which. but then what do i know?
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:47 PM
Kids eye view. Posted same link here yesterday.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:49 PM
What purpose does it serve? Other than you have to type a time in addition to anon? Doesn't seem like its that many more than "waddu eye no"? Now does it?
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:51 PM
Boras now says it could go into early February before he signs. But Fielder would be there for Spring Training.
- MicheleS - Jan 12, 2012 at 6:51 PM
Waddu..Thanks for the link.. I didn't see that one yesterday.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 7:05 PM
Speaking of burly first basemen and Nats offensive bench threats. Looks like Crasnick AND Bowden are pushing hard for a Da Meat Hook rides again … Sure seems like a guy the Nats ought to consider taking a chance on Dmitri Young again given how much they've invested in him after his first comeback. I suspect this 38 year old coming off the bench would be far better than a guy named Matt "Stares" Stairs.
- An economist - Jan 12, 2012 at 7:21 PM
Sure seems like a guy the Nats ought to consider taking a chance on Dmitri Young again given how much they've invested in him after his first comeback.====================================Please re-read the chapter on 'sunk costs' and report back to the class on why such a previous investment should not be factored into our future considerations.
- From MLBTradeRumors... - Jan 12, 2012 at 8:10 PM
"The Brewers invited Fielder back on a one-year contract that would have set him up for a mega-deal with the Dodgers next winter, once the team has a new owner in place, Bill Shaikin of the LA Times tweets. However, Boras showed no interest in the Brewers' proposal."
- DC Tom - Jan 12, 2012 at 8:42 PM
I'd be insulted were I Prince and I got that one-year offer from the Brewers, to "set him up for a mega-deal with the Dodgers next winter." Did they really think he's that much of a chump? No wonder the two sides parted ways early on in the process.
- N. Cognito - Jan 12, 2012 at 8:45 PM
Joke of the Day: Manny Ramirez in a Nats uniform.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 8:55 PM
next winter." Did they really think he's that much of a chump? No wonder the two sides parted ways early on in the process.Prince Fielder has been extremely fortunate up to this point. He pretty much played in almost every single game: no injuries. If he gets injured his value could go significantly down. It may be that taking a 1 year offer from the Dodgers, as opposed to the Brewers might suit him if all over avenues seem unattractive. But I suspect Ted Lerner will reel him in just the little animated flick over on Nats Enquirer shows … pretty hilarious.
- N. Cognito - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:03 PM
Nats Mini-plans announced• Manager's Plan (15 games) – Create your own game plan.• Interleague Plan (14 games) – Catch the Nationals home opener and Interleague visits by the Yankees, Orioles and Rays.• Sunday Fun-Day Plan (13 games) – Enjoy Sunday baseball at Nationals Park.• Morse's Unleash the Beast Plan (10 games) – Includes games vs. the Red Sox, Phillies and Braves.
- DC Tom - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:05 PM
There's actual real news today:In about two and a half hours, Yoenis Cespedes will apparently play for Aguilas Cibaenas in the Dominican league semifinals tonight against Gigantes.Pitching for Gigantes will be Aquilino Lopez, a 36 year old righty who last pitched in the The Dominican league semifinals is an interesting round-robin of the top four teams in the league. Aquilas will play six games in the next six days — essentially a showcase.
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:05 PM
Thanks, N. Cog! (And thanks to MicheleS from a few posts up. It just kinda fried me some of the stuff that was said about TH.)
- NatsLady - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:17 PM
The mini-plans look great, but how can I make my decision if I don't know about the PF-Flyer????
- DC Tom - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:17 PM
Prince has been lucky in terms of avoiding injury. Which is why if I'm him, there's no way I take a 1-year deal from anyone, regardless of how much or who makes the offer. It is far better for him to sign a 5 year deal for $18-20M per year than a one-year deal for even $25M. Obviously he'd prefer 10 years at $25M. But under no circumstances would a one-year deal make sense for him.One year contracts are for players that have to prove to the league that they can contribute so they can have a big payday in a year. Like Wang and Oswalt. Prince doesn't have to prove anything to anyone.
- NatsLady - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:25 PM
Just sayin' and Mark'dJust sayin' and Mark'd lost their apostrophes… aw…
- Just sayin' - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:37 PM
And you found it for me! Thanks!
- Just sayin' - Jan 12, 2012 at 9:38 PM
Or maybe not…
- MicheleS - Jan 12, 2012 at 10:12 PM
Chase just posted a story on CSN about Davey needing eye surgery.. Let the jokes begin!
- natsfan1a - Jan 12, 2012 at 10:40 PM
I noticed that piece, too. Hope that the surgery was successful and that there are no complications.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 10:45 PM
True dat. Well … perhaps that he can do a Dmitri Young "Da Meat Hook" weight loss emulation?
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 10:48 PM
Just in time! Barely! It takes about a month for everything to adjust to the new lens. But he should be 20-20 when the season begins.
- waddu eye no - Jan 12, 2012 at 10:58 PM
follow the play by play:http://mlb.mlb.com/milb/stats/stats.jsp?sid=l131&t=g_log&gid=2012_01_12_gigwin_aguwin_1
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 11:07 PM
IN OTHER NL EAST IMPACT FA related NEWS:Last night on a radio interview, Marlins president David Sampson told Evan Ross that the Marlins would be going all in on Yoennis Cespedes. I did not hear the interview personally. However, from people who did hear it, I have heard that Sampson was drooling over Cespedes. He said something along the lines of "we have a position ready for him," in that interview. Looks like the Marlins are strong favorites to land the Cuban defector.And Nats Enquirer's "sources" report that Mike Rizzo feels exactly the same way about Cespedes. Be interesting to see if that changes after Cespedes plays this weekend.
- Anonymous - Jan 12, 2012 at 11:08 PM
Mark, Kilgore, Amanda, Tracee, anyone got anything?
- Section 215 Row A - Jan 12, 2012 at 11:19 PM
Does anyone know if the Brewer's made any kind of offer to keep the PF Flyer?
- Roberto - Jan 12, 2012 at 11:28 PM
Reported? Or speculated? I ask because I've seen scant evidence over the past few years that Loverro follows anything besides the Redskins very closely. Once upon a time he did and he was good at it but lately he is as versatile as Steve Czaban.
- Joe Seamhead - Jan 13, 2012 at 12:58 AM
I'm an old time Senators fan. I always disliked the Orioles and never took them to heart. Before Camden Yards the Baltimore fans were cordial to the DC area fans, but after the new stadium was built the average blue collar Balmer baseball fan really didn't like the metro DC fan for coming to "their" stadium. Though Memorial Stadium was a hellhole, it had a great, very knowledgeable crowd. Camden Yards, at least in the beginning, was a place to be seen where there just happened to be a baseball game being played. Many of them reminded me of Mr. Veeck's quote saying,"the better the seats, the less they know about baseball." Afterwards, Baltimore did everything possible to block DC from getting MLB back. In spite of all that, I welcome all of the Orioles fans to Nats Park.
- Joe Seamhead - Jan 13, 2012 at 1:01 AM
I'm an old time Senators fan. I always disliked the Orioles and never took them to heart. Before Camden Yards the Baltimore fans were cordial to the DC area fans, but after the new stadium was built the average blue collar Balmer baseball fan really didn't like the metro DC fan for coming to "their" stadium. Though Memorial Stadium was a hellhole, it had a great, very knowledgeable crowd. Camden Yards, at least in the beginning, was a place to be seen where there just happened to be a baseball game being played. Many of them reminded me of Mr. Veeck's quote saying,"the better the seats, the less they know about baseball." Afterwards, Baltimore did everything possible to block DC from getting MLB back. In spite of all that, I welcome all of the Orioles fans to Nats Park.
- Farid @ Idaho - Jan 13, 2012 at 1:14 AM
I dislike the Orioles too, but they were one of just two "nay" votes among the A.L. owners that tried to stop Bob Short from moving to Texas in 1971. I know that it was a different time and a different regime, but I'll never forget that.
- Anonymous - Jan 13, 2012 at 1:35 AM
1 year so that he could wait for a better market next year. Boras said no.
- Gonat - Jan 13, 2012 at 1:57 AM
Cespedes is Plan G if Plan F with the PF Flyer doesn't fly.
- Anonymous8 - Jan 13, 2012 at 2:17 AM
Cespedes debut in the Dominican tonight. I think they have struck him out 3 times. Hopefully it is just rust.
- Section 222 - Jan 13, 2012 at 3:38 AM
I know that a manager's eyesight doesn't matter all that much, but DJ says that his eye problem affected his managing. Why didn't he just take a few days off and get the surgery during the season? Cataract surgery is no big deal. He could have been back in under a week. What, is he like a young pitcher who covers up an injury because he doesn't want to lose his spot in the rotation?
- Dave - Jan 13, 2012 at 10:49 AM
With the new blog format, I can no longer even READ Nats Insider from the network at my school. We have an older version of Internet Explorer that will not even load up comment threads. Previously it had become impossible to comment, but I could at least read the threads and then comment from my iPhone if necessary. Now nothing at all.I too am beginning to get Fielder fatigue. I am very ready for something to happen–for Ankiel to get signed, for more bench help to come to the team (W. Harris?)of for pitchers and catchers to report. Anything.So I'll be checking in with NI once or twice a day from my home computer, I guess. Bah!
- Dave - Jan 13, 2012 at 11:20 AM
Incidentally, my last post shows that I posted at 2:49 AM. Actually it was more like 6:49 AM. So the blog-clock's off, too.
- Dave - Jan 13, 2012 at 1:39 PM
Oops. I meant 5:49. Whatever. Trying ti comment from the iPhone is also sometimes weird.


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The table feels solid and well made. The table moves smoothly and is not loud.I am happy with this purchase.
I am an RMT working in a busy Chiropractic clinic. I work with patients of all shapes and sizes, with all kinds of clinical conditions. I needed a table to work with every scenario, be sturdy, and raise and lower whenever I needed. This table met all my requirements. After 3 years of practice with a stationary wooden table, the freedom the Earthline Ellora Vista gave me was exceptional. It is very sturdy, even at its highest setting. And it is wonderful to have it lower to 18" for patients who need assistance getting on my table. It has kept up to the demands of my practice. I have felt secure using it with all of my athletes, who often require more aggressive or dynamic techniques. This table has been a wonderful addition to my practice. And my patients love it!
I use this table at the massage chain at my 'day' job. I also do travel to homes to work on people. I love my travel table, but I miss the ability to raise and lower. I really love using this table at work. If you are looking for a stationary table that can tolerate high use, this is great. Now, things will only last longer if you treat it well. There are some therapists who pull cords out of outlets by the cord and not the plug, and so some tables have that problem. Also, some therapists are really hard on the tables and so a couple of them need to be leveled better or get a squeak of some kind. I am not that therapist. I am able to quickly and quietly adjust the height of the table between clients. I save my body so I do not get hurt at all working on clients due to poor positioning. The cushion on the table is great. These tables may be expensive, but the cost of hurting your body? These tables are extremely heavy for one person to move, but if you are going to have a room and will keep your table stationary, this table needs to be considered. This table will pay for itself in about 14 sessions (I guess that depends on how much you charge.). This table will also save the muscle strain on your body. You will able to work deeper on clients since you can lower it. The foot pedals slide discretely under the table so client doesn't see them, and every time I have used it, it always works. I love it.