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We are now three weeks away from Opening Day. In the meantime, here's the rundown of yet another "day that ends in y" here at Spring Training camp.
- The Indians are today's featured team on MLB Network's "30 Clubs in 30 Days." The first airing has already come and gone, but you can catch repeats at 11 p.m. ET tonight, and 6 a.m., 8 a.m., 10 a.m., noon and 4:30 ET on Tuesday.
- Shin-Soo Choo did not play in South Korea's 8-2 win over Mexico in the opener of Round 2 of the World Baseball Classic at San Diego's Petco Park on Sunday. Choo gets one day off per round.
- Head athletic trainer Lonnie Soloff will update the media on Adam Miller's finger condition on Wednesday.
- No player has improved his organizational stock this spring more than Chris Gimenez, who hit the walkoff three-run homer against the Mariners today. He's proven he can handle his duties behind the plate, the versatility he provides with his ability to play the corner outfield spots and first base is a plus, and he's been productive with the bat. He won't crack the Opening Day roster, but he could be one of the first guys the Indians turn to down at Triple-A Columbus, depending on need.
- Gimenez also won some points with fans today. As I'm typing this, the game ended about 15-20 minutes ago, and Gimenez is still down there signing autographs for fans lined up down the first-base line. He might have to walk back to the complex, as the last shuttle has likely left for the day.
- A total of seven double plays were turned by the Indians and Mariners today. I neither know nor care if that's a Cactus League record.
- What's more important is that Jeremy Sowers looked good again. He gave up a run on three hits with a walk and two strikeouts in four innings. Afterward, he credited the immortal Sal Fasano with the improvements he's made in pitch selection. Fasano encouraged Sowers to begin using his two-seamer to right-handers and his four-seamer to left-handers, which Sowers had not done previously. You can read more about Sowers right here.
- After a slow start, the rotation battle has heated up with the recent performances of Sowers, Aaron Laffey and Scott Lewis. "You like to see what's happening with multiple guys," Eric Wedge said.
- Still waiting for that big hit that announces Travis Hafner is back. He's driving the ball consistently in BP but that hasn't translated into the games. Hitting coach Derek Shelton said Hafner's improvements in approach from last year to this year are noticeable. He said Hafner got into some bad habits last year as a result of the shoulder problem.
- Here's a choice quote from Shelton on outfield prospect Michael Brantley: "When you talk to him, he's not a 21-year-old kid. His stages of thought and what he watches with pitchers is advanced, and that's going to help his progression to the big leagues."
- Well, now I'm done typing, and Gimenez is just finishing up. He signed for every last fan who waited and even posed for some photos. You've got to love that.
Miller to see hand specialist
The strange saga of Adam Miller's right middle finger continues.
Here's the latest update: The good news is that the finger is not giving him any pain; the bad news is that he can't bend the finger at the distal interphalangeal joint — the joint near the end of the finger, below the nail.
Yep, it's always something.
As Miller said, "It's the last thing to touch the ball [when he's throwing], so it's pretty important."
Miller first felt a problem with the area on the last pitch of his round of catch on Friday. He was throwing out to 75 feet that day and was expected to throw out to 90 feet today. Instead, he will see Scottsdale hand specialist Dr. Donald Sheridan tomorrow morning. He will also see team hand specialist Dr. Tom Graham, who will be in town for his annual spring visit, on Tuesday.
As you know, Miller's fickle finger, which was surgically repaired last year and gave him some soreness in camp, already cost him a shot at an Opening Day spot in the bullpen.
"It's kind of weird," Miller said. "I didn't think you could have this many issues with a finger."
More updates to come on the site later and in the coming days.
She was shakin', snappin' her fingers
The sweet sounds of Eddie Money's "Shakin'" are blaring in an empty Goodyear Ballpark as I type this.
Yep, that's when you know it's definitely time to punch out for the day.
But before I go…
- It was already pretty obvious the Indians look at Laffey as their fifth starter-to-be. He is, after all, the only guy competing for the job who has actually gotten the starting nod in each of his appearances. Today he proved he'll probably win the job, tossing four perfect innings against the A's and getting eight groundball outs. Really impressive outing, and Laffey's confidence is demonstrated in this quote: "I'm taking the mindset that it's already my spot." That's the kind of stuff we heard from Cliff Lee last year.
- Rafael Perez is back after a dominant run (for him, not his team) in the first round of the World Baseball Classic. Perez pitched one inning in each of the Dominican's three games and was perfect each time, striking out three batters along the way. Eric Wedge said he'll ease off Perez the next couple days before bringing him back into the exhibition fold. The Indians have no concerns over how he was used in the Classic because each of his outings was so effortless.
- Zach Jackson also looked pretty good, for the most part, today. He got into some trouble in the eighth when a fastball got away from him and hit Jack Hannahan in the head. Jackson might profile well for that final bullpen spot, because he could give the Indians length and he's left-handed (complementing the three right-handed starters).
- Adam Miller began playing catch Wednesday and threw out to 75 feet today. He'll throw out to 90 feet Sunday. No word on when he'll go off a mound, but his return-to-throw was expected to last two weeks total.
- Jake Westbrook threw 15 pitches off the 10-inch mound this morning. He continues to progress nicely in his return from Tommy John.
- Nice play for the Tribe in the ninth inning today. Cliff Pennington was on third after tripling off Vinnie Chulk with one out. Joe Dillon hit a grounder to short against a drawn-in infield, and non-roster invitee Wilson Valdez scooped it up and made a nice throw home to catcher Chris Gimenez, who applied the tag for the second out.
- Finally, a big congrats to Frank Viola's daughter, Brittany, who has been selected to USA Diving's 2009 World Championships team. She'll be competing in Rome in July in the 1-meter and 10-meter diving events.
"This is an astronaut pen. It writes upside down."
My pen ran out of ink the other day, and I pulled out a replacement from the Marriott Courtyard.
Now, any traveling sportswriter worth his credential can be seen at all times with a pen from some form of Marriott, because A. we like free pens and B. we like Marriott points.
What's interesting — to me, at least — is that the longest-lasting, boldest Marriott pens, by far, come from Fairfield Inns (at the bottom of the totem pole, in terms of hotel quality), while the worst, by far, come from the Marriott or the Renaissance (which rank at the top). The Courtyard falls in the middle realm. This ranking seems a bit counter-intuitive, doesn't it?
Wow. We are one month into Spring Training camp, and I'm writing about pens. If this isn't proof that the spring schedule is too long, I don't know what is.
- Let's shift from pens to 'pens. Kerry Wood looked excellent yesterday, and Jensen Lewis (no runs allowed, seven strikeouts in six innings) has looked terrific all spring. This bodes well for the Tribe bullpen, which today saw the debut of Joe Smith. He also looked good in tossing a scoreless fourth against the Rockies.
- The battle for the last bullpen spot is wide open, now that Adam Miller is shut down with that finger soreness. In a perfect world, the Indians would go with a left-hander for that job (which could be sort of a long man position), because they're expected to have three right-handed starters. But they will go with the best arm, regardless of which arm that happens to be.
- Kirk Saarloos and Zach Jackson are in the mix for the last rotation job, but they'll also be considered for the bullpen. Right now, the Indians are impressed with what they've seen from non-roster guys like Saarloos, Vinnie Chulk and Jack Cassel. They like Matt Herges but want to get to the point of extending him over two innings (we haven't seen that from him yet). Juan Salas could join this mix of favorites once he's built up to pitch two innings.
- Ed Mujica, out of options, would probably be the favorite for that job if he didn't look so terrible in Cactus games.
- When it comes to the rotation battle, Jeremy Sowers had his best outing of the spring, to this point, today. He went three scoreless innings, allowing two hits and no walks with a strikeout. He appeared to have better command of his fastball, and that's the key to his survival.
- Cliff Lee labored again. "He got his work in," as they say when a guy like that struggles in these games. Lee gave up four runs (three earned… though the error was his) on five hits with a walk and three strikeouts in three innings. He threw a lot of fastballs. "It's good, especially early in the spring, for a starting pitcher to throw a lot of fastballs and work to find their release point," Eric Wedge said.
- Grady Sizemore (groin strain) returned to the field today without incident, and Travis Hafner played consecutive days for the first time. Pronk will continue to get ramped up over the next three and a half weeks.
- Off day tomorrow. A new Inbox will be up on the site. Go Bobcats.
Miller shut down, and other updates
The Adam Miller finger saga continues, and it's drastically going to affect his ability to compete for a bullpen spot.
Miller will be shut down another week to 10 days because of soreness in his right middle finger, head athletic trainer Lonnie Soloff said. After that period, Miller will begin an expedited return-to-throw program that will last about two weeks. The tentative goal is to get him in about four to six Cactus League games after that point.
Hard to imagine the Indians would see enough of Miller or be confident enough in his finger to bring him north at that point, but you never know.
I'll have more info on this up on the Indians.com site in a little bit.
Also want to update you on the Shin-Soo Choo situation. I had reported that it was a triceps issue, not an elbow issue. But as any renowned doctor will tell you, the triceps runs just above the elbow, so they can certainly be interrelated.
That being said, by all accounts around here, Choo's injury does not appear to be serious. Best guess is that he is limited to DH duties for the South Korean team. The Indians' biggest problem with the situation is that they don't have their trainers working with Choo. It leads to some uncomfortability. But Choo is the only Major Leaguer on that team and there is a lot of pressure on him to play for his country.
Lastly, I had written that Kerry Wood would throw a bullpen today. If you're really obsessive, it was actually a live batting practice session. He threw to David Dellucci and Andy Marte, and his slider looked particularly nasty. Wood feels and looks good. He'll throw a simulated session Saturday and is expected to pitch in Tuesday's game.
"No one gives us the finger! We're Yankees!"
You already know the Indians beat the Rockies today. But in the spirit of the late, great Paul Harvey, allow me to tell you "the rest of the story."
Adam Miller will continue to get treatment on his right middle finger for the next couple days before the Indians decide whether or not he's ready to start throwing again. He and the Indians both maintain this is not a serious problem and they're just being cautious.
I don't think a middle finger has caused this much trouble since George Costanza rode in a car with Danny Tartabull.
Kerry Wood appears to have bounced back nicely from his back soreness. He threw a second 40-pitch bullpen today and will throw live BP on Wednesday. They're targeting early next week for Wood's Cactus debut.
Anthony Reyes makes his spring debut Tuesday against the Royals in Surprise. He's had no elbow issues in camp thus far.
Cliff Lee will throw a simulated session Tuesday and will probably make his Cactus debut on Friday against the Brewers.
Pitching coach Carl Willis said before today's game that we'll see all five candidates for the last rotation spot at least two more times (and keep in mind Zach Jackson and Jeremy Sowers both threw in the game that followed). As the Indians increase the innings doled out to their starters, the competition will get pared down.
Stephen Head crashed hard into the wall while trying to catch a foul ball in the first inning of today's game, dropping him to the ground. He was looked over by head athletic trainer Lonnie Soloff for a few minutes and remained in the game. He cranked out a two-run single in the bottom of the inning.
Gotta love Big Sal going deep in the sixth. Well, unless you're Rich Rundles, who served up the two-run jack to The Mustachioed One.
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I have to get up and climb that hill again
The Indians last played at Phoenix Municipal Stadium in 1992. The concourse and press box have been renovated since then. The mountains in the distance, on the other hand, haven't moved.
Not sure what to make of the news that Adam Miller has soreness in his right middle finger. Frankly, you take any negative news regarding Miller's physical condition at its worst and work your way down from there. His history has allowed no other perspective. For now, Eric Wedge insists this is nothing major, but I'll provide another update on his condition Sunday.
As reported in that Miller story, Travis Hafner and David Dellucci are both expected to join in on the Cactus action later in the coming week. The non-injured Cliff Lee will also make his first start around that time.
Apparently the pitchers are now ahead of the hitters, as there was a grand total of six hits today between the Indians and A's.
Carl Pavano looked good today -- as good as you can look the first time out. He threw two perfect innings, getting five groundball outs. When asked the last time he felt this good, he replied, "I don't know if I can think back that far."
Scott Lewis also pitched well in two scoreless innings. He hit a batter to open one inning and walked a guy to open the other but worked his way out of trouble each time. "The game doesn't speed up on him," Eric Wedge said of Lewis. "He does a good job staying in his tempo and his routine."
Matt Cassel, better known as Jack Cassel's brother, was traded from the Patriots to the Chiefs today.
Single-game tickets are now on sale for all the Indians' home games. You can get them right here. If you buy four or more tickets today or tomorrow, you get a free Grady Sizemore fleece blanket (and, for the person who asked, it's a different blanket than the one given out at the games last year).
Wedge has been impressed with what he's seen from right-hander Hector Rondon, who worked a scoreless eighth. "He has a live arm and a good fastball," Wedge said. Rondon went 11-6 with a 3.60 ERA in 27 starts at Class A Kinston last year and was added to the 40-man roster at season's end.
Happy birthday to Indians PR director Bart Swain.
May the rising sun caress and bless your soul for all your life
I am the proud possessor of my first sunburn of the year. And in a related note, I can vouch for the view of the action at Goodyear Ballpark from the lawn in right-center field.
Oh, but I have been working today, too. I swear. Here, I'll even prove it.
Third-base coach Joel Skinner, who works with the catchers, had a great line about Carlos Santana. "I keep waiting for the jack in the box to come out," Skinner said. In other words, Skinner, like a lot of other people here, can't believe the Indians got this guy in the Casey Blake trade. There's got to be a catch, right? Maybe not. The Dodgers, who have Russell Martin, obviously dealt from a position of depth, but Santana seems to have serious star potential. Skinner and others are raving about his swing (and remember, he's a switch-hitter, which is a huge plus) and his arm. He's got the perfect catcher's build, to boot.
The Indians have four players in Baseball America's Top 100 prospects list. Santana ranks 26th, outfielder Matt LaPorta is No. 27, outfielder Nick Weglarz is No. 58 and right-hander Adam Miller is No. 82. You can find the complete list right here.
Michael Brantley is not on that BA list, but he probably should be. Because of his build, his maturity, his skills and the fact that he's only 21 and still improving, some higher-ups around here are starting to think he might be the best player the Indians acquired last summer.
Mark DeRosa christened Goodyear Ballpark with its first home run -- a three-run shot in the third. He scooped up a breaking ball tossed by Keiichi Yabu.
Ed Mujica looked awesome on the back fields in live BP. Today, Ed Mujica looked like Ed Mujica.
Wedge thought both Mujica (4 ER, 3 H, 1 BB, 1 IP) and Vinnie Chulk (3 ER, 3 H, 0 BB, 1 K) were overthrowing. "If you do that, you open up and you're not the same guy," Wedge said.
If you're looking for a little background on Juan Salas, my MLB.com amigo Jesse Sanchez had a nice blog posting on him last August that you might want to check out.
More BP on Field No. 1 for Travis Hafner this morning. And for what it's worth, he hit a couple shots that cleared the scoreboard in right-center field. Victor Martinez also had a nice round of BP, spraying balls to both sides of the field.
Another choice quote from Rapid Robert: "If the ballclub's as good as the facilities, they ought to win the World Series in four games."
From the churches to the jails, tonight all is silence in the world
It's a low-key Sunday at the PDC.
Oh, for the record, I'm taking the advice of one reader and, from this point forward, referring to the Cleveland Indians Player Development Complex as the PDC. I figure over the course of a seven-week spring camp, this little abbreviation will save me two minutes and one second of typing time, and I plan to spend that 2:01 doing something much more productive - like, say, watching this.
(Quick digression: Did you know they've sold more than four million Snuggies? Recession? What recession?)
(Quick digression No. 2: My buddy Tobin, however, rails against the Snuggie as a blatant ripoff of the Slanket, which he purchased about four years ago... for $70! When I teased him about the price, he made the astute comment that the first guy to buy a CD player probably didn't care about the price, either. He simply had the foresight to know a great product when he saw it. Hard to dispute that.)
Anyway, position players officially reported today -- even though virtually all of them were already here. On the back fields, pitchers and catchers held their second workout.
Now, I know some of you might someday visit the PDC, so I've been trying to look at this new place from a fan's perspective. Anyone who visited Chain of Lakes Park knows what a special spot that was to get up close and personal with the team. You could hang out by the weight room, you could walk amongst players headed to the practice fields and you could wait by the Tribe's bullpen during and after games to get easy access for autographs.
The Goodyear facility, as expected, isn't nearly as accommodating. But there is an area to the side of Field No. 6 where fans can meander freely. A few of them were hanging out there yesterday, and several players stopped to sign between drills. I'm not sure what kind of access fans will have at the ballpark. We'll see when the games start.
More PFPs and bullpen sessions today. I get paid to watch baseball, and, believe me, I know this is a privilege. But the list of things I'd rather watch than PFPs includes a wide variety of eye-sores, including but not limited to "Weekend at Bernie's II" (I did that just to satisfy the handful of you who still e-mail me about "Weekend at Bernie's II," three years after the joke went cold… not that it was ever warm.)
As for the bullpens, 13 guys threw this morning, including Kerry Wood and Carl Pavano, who made what I'd guess you'd call their first official appearances in front of the Tribe brass. Wood is listed at 6-foot-5, 211 pounds, while Pavano is listed at 6-foot-5, 240. Sometimes the media guide listings are exaggerations, but not here. They both look healthy and strong. "You put Wood and Pavano together," Eric Wedge said, "and you've got two big-league bodies right there."
Speaking of healthy and strong, Adam Miller threw today, and he also looked good. He said the only restriction he'll probably have in camp is throwing on back-to-back days at the outset.
I'm no scout, but I know a sweet swing when I see one, and Carlos Santana has got one.
Left-hander Ryan Edell threw today. He's a guy who has flown under the radar a bit, but he spent all of last season in the Double-A Akron rotation and went 7-8 with a 3.80 ERA in 26 starts. What's most impressive is that he struck out 99 and walked just 21 in 144 1/3 innings. His ability to paint the plate with strikes is considered his greatest strength, and he can work it in to right-handers. He'll remain in a starting role, but if he has a big-league future, it's probably in the 'pen.


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When it comes to frugal living, it's possible to save money if you make certain lifestyle choices. Without kids and pets, you could save a lot each year. But many of us like the emotional benefits that come with some expensive decisions, like having a mortgage for that home you bought, and sending the kids to college.
That money spent has to be made up somewhere. Some people decide to make more money [3] as a way to offset those costs. Others, though, take frugality to the next extreme. While there are some quite sensible things you can do to save money [4], there are also some crazy ways to be frugal. Here are some of the more ridiculous ways that some people save money:
One of the more common strategies to save on toilet paper is to buy two-ply, and then separate it out. That way, you now have one-ply toilet paper, and it should last longer. I'm not actually sure if this would work, however. Wouldn't you need more toilet paper if it were that thin? I suppose if you had the, er, discipline to a two-ply amount with one-ply it would save you money.
Another interesting idea is to use cloth toilet paper. It sounds kind of gross, it's true, but is it really that much different than using cloth diapers? You could even get a diaper pail to help out with your cloth toilet paper needs.
Many restaurants offer packets of ketchup, mustard, salt, pepper, relish, sweetener and other items. These are free for the taking. You can just swipe and go. Some restaurants no longer set the condiments out because of this. However, in most cases you can ask for a little extra. Not bad. Go in, order something off the value menu, and then take a few extra packets of what you need. Spend $1, and get several days' worth of condiments in one go.
Why stop at the condiments? You can save on napkins by taking a few from the dispensers. Might as well get the best bang for your buck.
You can use the liners from cereal boxes in lieu of sandwich bags, or other storage bags. Even better: Those huge bags of generic cereal that you get at the store can save you more. It's even possible to save the packaging from bacon, wash it well, and then use it to freeze other meats. It will reduce what you spend on saran wrap and storage bags.
This one is actually something I might consider. There is a movement away from shampoo [5] right now. You can save quite a bit if you just stop using the store bought chemical stuff. You can use various items instead of expensive shampoos and conditioners, including baking soda and vinegar.
It's also possible to reduce what you spend on soap by washing less. Take a shower every other day (and save on water), or just soap up once or twice a week. Do you really need to use soap if you are washing away most of the sweat with a shower?
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Luckless in Luxor
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After seeing the situation we were faced with, we decided we would increase the amount we were willing to pay to 100-150LE for the two of us. We stuck to that price for about an hour, after which we realized it was simply not going to happen, and that 200LE (being offered by a kindly looking gent) was actually a very good deal -- so we agreed to it and climbed into Guma's minibus.
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The road between Aswan and Luxor was beautiful, winding along the Nile and through sugarcane fields, which made up some of the greenest bits of the country we would see on our holiday. We drove through towns where children played and adults relaxed while celebrating the first day of the holiday. The sun was shining and the traffic was light -- perhaps the day was improving.
We made good time and got to Luxor in about three hours, pulling into the city around 12:30pm. Guma dropped us off in front of the gates of our hotel, the posh Sofitel Karnak. It was about 3-4 kilometers out of town (past the Karnak Temple Complex), but we'd found an amazing deal for a superior room at only $50 a night which we couldn't pass up. Because it was so unbelievably cheap, I'd expected the hotel to be a little on the older side, perhaps a bit worn and not as nice as our Nha Trang Sofitel experience had been. However, as we walked up the quiet, tree-lined drive to reception, those thoughts were erased -- the grounds were gorgeous, and the setting was peaceful and quiet -- it had all the makings of a wonderful place to spend a few relaxing days.
We got to reception and waited to check in while absorbing the luxury of a five star hotel. The receptionist said he couldn't find our booking, so I gave him the printout from the internet reservation. After a few minutes, he realized that the reservation was not for the lovely Sofitel, but for another hotel down the road that had masqueraded online as the Sofitel. Embarrassed, extremely agitated, and uber-disappointed, we began the walk of shame down the long hotel driveway and in the direction of the Karnak Hotel.
Neither of us was optimistic about the Karnak Hotel, but we were still unprepared for what we saw when we arrived at the poser place: it was a complete run-down shithole. We thought we would have to stay the first night in order to avoid being charged, and were dismayed when we looked at the rooms. Fortunately, we didn't have to pay, nor stay the first night; we were able to pick up our bags and leave that joke of a hotel behind. (As a side note, when we went home, I checked online and found that the Karnak Hotel had indeed listed itself as the Sofitel Karnak and had gone so far as to actually steal their hotel description directly from the Sofitel's website -- there was no limit to the level of deceit).
Now we were even more frustrated and feeling completely dejected, but we still needed to work out what to do -- we needed a place to stay for the evening! While stopping for some hummus and 7-Ups, we called a few hotels in our guidebook. After finding one that had rooms, we got a taxi to take us into town and gave the hotel a look-see. Despite being the same price, it was nowhere as nice as the Philae had been in Aswan, but we decided to give it a go anyhow so that we could try and salvage something of the day.
We tried to put on happy faces as we wandered through the souk behind the hotel, and finally started to feel a little better when we found Snack Time: a little fast food place with wonderful and cheap falafel -- one of our favorite foods. Not only was the food tasty, but the restaurant had a balcony overlooking the Luxor Temple -- pretty impressive for an 11LE lunch (for the two of us)! From the balcony, we could also see the main town square, which was absolutely overflowing with people celebrating the holiday.
After lunch we weren't sure what to do, but we knew we were interested in finding a cheaper hotel, so decided to take the ferry to the West Bank and see what we could find there. Luxor is a city that has grown to nearly 500,000 people, most of them populating the Nile's East Bank. There are a few of the Ancient Egyptian structures on the East Bank, like the Luxor Temple and the Karnak Temple Complex, but most of the tourist sites are on the West Bank. We thought if we moved across the Nile to the West Bank, we'd be closer to more places to visit and it might be a bit more convenient.
The ferry, which was much, much, much larger than the one in Aswan, was insane and incredibly unpleasant. Our white faces attracted attention immediately, mainly from a large group of 7-12 year old boys. They surrounded us, lobbing questions at us nonstop, touching us, and just overwhelming us in general -- we couldn't wait to get to the other side. Fortunately, the trip was very short and we disembarked as quickly as possible, happy to have room to roam. We later discovered that the chaos on the ferry was down to the holiday; our other ferry trips wouldn't be nearly as "exciting."
Once on the other side, we quickly walked away from the touts and found a nice, quiet side street full of guest houses to explore. We looked at several, searching all the while for the dream hotel I'd found online weeks earlier but couldn't remember the name of. We had planned to book it, but after finding the amazing Sofitel deal, we booked that instead (or so we thought). When we finally found the dream guest house (our very last stop, of course), it was full. We decided to think about our options and took the ferry (ahhh!) back to the East Bank.
We looked at one more hotel on the West Bank, then decided to do something productive and walked to the wonderful Luxor Museum. While it was full of more amazing sculptures, statues, and other artifacts, we thought it was too small -- we wanted more! By the time we'd made our way through the entire thing, it was nearing 8pm and dinner was on our minds. We walked to the other end of town and plopped ourselves down in an (English) Indian restaurant: yum, yum, yum. The curries were tasty, the beers were cold, and the waiter was friendly... and Christian, something that stood out a bit more in a country like Egypt, where Islam is very present and prevalent. We talked to him for a quite awhile, learning that his definition of fasting was simply not eating meat -- so by his reasoning, we fasted every single day!
The sore throat I'd woken up with had since intensified and I started to feel increasingly worse, so we headed back to the hotel where I immediately passed out and slept for the next 9-10 hours. I hoped that sleep would do me some good and I'd wake up feeling ready to take on the West Bank and all its amazing treasures the next day.


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Burchell, Kevin, Franklin, Sarah and Holden, Kerry (2009) Public culture as professional science: final report of the ScoPE project (Scientists on public engagement: from communication to deliberation?). (Project Report) London, U.K. : London School of Economics and Political Science. 85 p.
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This report is the outcome of a three-year research project conducted from September 2006 to August 2009 in the BIOS Centre for the Study of Bioscience, Biomedicine, Biotechnology and Society at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The project was funded by the Wellcome Trust (Society Awards: Research stream, Engaging Science public engagement grants programme: award number 080201). The research objective was to provide a data-led, sociological analysis of the understandings, views, perspectives, judgements and experiences of scientists working in the life sciences with respect to public engagement and public dialogue.
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Kindergarten/Early Elementary March Lesson Plans
March lessons plans for young children -The Plan Book: Primary, 1898. Free and in public domain. At link, right click on images of the pages to save. Good clip art for topics as well. Pages 657-768.
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I like this one. Maybe for next school year for Veronika I can use some of it. Thanks!
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Language: English
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It is the most famous military installation in the world. And it doesn't exist. Located a mere seventy-five miles outside of Las Vegas in Nevada's desert, the base has never been acknowledged by the U.S. government-but Area 51 has captivated imaginations for decades.
Myths and hypotheses about Area 51 have long abounded, thanks to the intense secrecy enveloping it. Some claim it is home to aliens, underground tunnel systems, and nuclear facilities. Others believe that the lunar landing itself was filmed there. The prevalence of these rumors stems from the fact that no credible insider has ever divulged the truth about his time inside the base. Until now.
Annie Jacobsen had exclusive access to nineteen men who served the base proudly and secretly for decades and are now aged 75-92, and unprecedented access to fifty-five additional military and intelligence personnel, scientists, pilots, and engineers linked to the secret base, thirty-two of whom lived and worked there for extended periods. In Area 51, Jacobsen shows us what has really gone on in the Nevada desert, from testing nuclear weapons to building super-secret, supersonic jets to pursuing the War on Terror.
This is the first book based on interviews with eye witnesses to Area 51 history, which makes it the seminal work on the subject. Filled with formerly classified information that has never been accurately decoded for the public, Area 51 weaves the mysterious activities of the top-secret base into a gripping narrative, showing that facts are often more fantastic than fiction, especially when the distinction is almost impossible to make.
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Using polenta (cornmeal) in addition to white flour in these pancakes makes them especially satisfying, as the ground whole grain delivers lots of fiber and a good amount of protein.
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup cornmeal
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 pinch of salt
- 1 cup low-fat buttermilk
- 2 large eggs beaten
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup water
- Tip: One Serving 416 cal, 54 gm carb, 18 gm fat, 3.3 gm sat fat, 11 gm protein, 4 gm fiber.
In a bowl, whisk the flour with the cornmeal, sugar, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda and salt. In a bowl, whisk the buttermilk with the eggs, olive oil and water. Whisk the liquid ingredients into the dry ingredients, leaving small lumps.
Set a griddle or skillet over moderate-high heat and spray it with vegetable oil spray. When the pan is hot, spoon in 1/4-cup mounds of batter and spread to form 4-inch rounds. Cook the pancakes until the bottoms are browned and bubbles appear on the surface, 2 minutes. Flip and cook until browned on the bottom, 1 to 2 minutes longer. Serve the pancakes warm.
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text: Von Freeman - "Darn That Dream" (Vonski Speaks) Did you have your Wheaties? So inquires tenor saxophonist Von Freeman of his drummer Michael Raynor in the playful spoken preamble to the concert on Vonski Speaks. Freemans been figuratively eating that Breakfast of Champions for years, erasing any adverse assumptions about his octogenarian age with an improvisational acumen and stamina thats indicates only minimal signs of erosion. The music on this set dates from around the same time he signed on with the Chicago-based Premonition label, an association that yielded a string of strong albums over the previous decade. His playing here is arguably even better, finding him in splendid form in front of a fortunate audience at the Jazzfest Berlin in the fall of 2002. Freemans rhythm section, the same thats accompanied him on weekly gigs at Chicagos New Apartment Lounge, provides the kind of proactive support that comes from a longstanding relationship on the bandstand. The discs title piece evinces that rapport at the onset and speeds along for 10-plus minutes. Raynor and bassist Jack Zara sustain a sprinting tempo for Freeman to glide and gambol across in his inimitable way. Guitarist Mike Allemana inserts nimble ornamental chording, but sounds a bit reticent in the performances initial minutes when faced with the voracious swing of his comrades. When Freeman finally lays out four and a half minutes in, Allemana finds his footing in a fast-picked solo that restores the faith. Zara and Raynor get in heavy licks of their own before Freeman ties it all up in a bow through a breakneck succession of exchanges with the previously embattled guitarist. The captured acoustics, which are warm and veracious, warrant a word here, too, as they give the music an even greater depth and vitality. The disc is notable as a reunion between Freeman and producer Chuck Nessa, an old, unflagging ally who stewarded two of the saxophonists finest sessions of the 1970s on his eponymous label. Vonskis wry humor is prevalent, both in his banter with the audience and in his reliably iconoclastic approach to thematic improvisation. He dedicates Darn That Dream to all my darlings all over the world noting that all the ladies belong to Vonski and delivering the peach of a punch line that he dreams a lot to friendly audience laugher. What follows is 13 minutes of balladic bliss all but guaranteed to seduce even the most jaded jazz listener into rekindled ardor. As sublime as it and the closing foray through Freemans own Blues for Sunnyland, the show-crowning centerpiece comes in an epic, episodic rendering of Summertime, a threadbare Gershwin garment that seems custom-fitted for re-tailoring under Freemans baroque adornments. Its an easy pick for one of the top releases of last year; those who sleep on this sterling set do so at their supreme folly. By Derek Taylor


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CLARRY Conners still feels he will struggle to get Assail back in time for the autumn carnival but the leading trainer of juveniles isn't giving up hope of another Golden Slipper tilt.
The unbeaten filly is recovering well from an operation two weeks ago to clean the infection that cost her a start in the Magic Millions Classic.
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Earth's natural resources have been exhausted by mankind and battles rages between the soldiers of four leading Corporations, The Capitol, Bauhaus, Mishima, and Imperial.
Mitch Hunter and Nathan Rooker, battlehardened Capitol soldiers, fight a desperate battle against a Bauhaus advance. When an errant shell destroys an ancient stone seal, they find themselves facing a new enemy: hideous necromutants, with boneblades that grow from their arms. Mitch barley manages to escape. Nathan does not.
The mutants multiply by millions and they destroy all before them. The Corporations' leader, Constantine, is about to abandon the planet and leave countless innocents to their desperate fate, when he is approached by Brother Samuel, leader of the Brotherhood, an ancient monasitc order.
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Publication Date : 29-03-2013
South Korea's tourism sector is targeted for a renewed boost under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism's new five-year plan.
With the goal of attracting 16 million foreign visitors to Korea annually by the year 2017, the ministry will implement a number of initiatives, including medical tourism clusters in Daegu and Osong, North Chungcheong Province, designed to utilize the two cities' infrastructure as government-designated medical clusters.
In its report to President Park Geun-hye on Thursday, the ministry also outlined how it would establish "tour and leisure" towns dedicated to the meeting, incentives, convention and exhibition (MICE) industries.
A medical tourism complex with accommodation as well as health care- and tourism-related facilities will be established near Daegu and Osong, which are already government-designated medical clusters. Medical tourism, alongside the MICE and cruise sectors, will be supported as part of the "comprehensive tourism and leisure industry."
"Smart Tour Guide", a smartphone application providing comprehensive tourism information about Korea, will be developed and a special mobile Web service will be provided for Chinese tourists, whose number has been increasing at a remarkable pace.
"We are confident that the plan will have Korea greet 16 million annual tourists in 2017," a ministry official said.
In order to encourage more Koreans to travel within the country, the government plans to adopt a "substitute holiday" system allowing workers to take an extra day off if a public holiday falls on the weekend. The authorities are also seeking to implement a "cheque vacance" system, a set of travel vouchers that are partly subsidised by the government.
According to the report, "tourist police" composed of police officers with foreign language proficiency dispatched from the National Police Agency will be introduced. These officers will be placed at areas frequented by tourists, such as Namdaemun market, Insa-dong, Dongdaemun, Itaewon and airports to oversee security and prevent overcharging of foreign tourists by taxi drivers and merchants.
"A similar system was adopted in Thailand and received good response. This will assure tourists in Korea that they will be respected and safe," said Vice Culture and Sports Minister Cho Hyun-jae.
Cultural heritage repatriation
The Cultural Heritage Administration, an affiliate of the ministry, said verification of cultural heritage believed to have been looted and taken overseas was under way.
"We will prioritise which ones should be reclaimed based on the results," said Kim Jong-jin, a CHA official.
According to the CHA and the Foreign Affairs Ministry, 149,126 artifacts were taken overseas through illegal routes. Only 9,751 of them, or 6.5 per cent, have been repatriated so far.
Meanwhile, a special institution dedicated to preservation of intangible cultural assets will be established to meet the UNESCO standard.
Culture for everyone
The administration will dispatch art instructors to all elementary, middle and high schools in the country by 2017. A special discount programme will be implemented for university students and youths while economically underprivileged people will get vouchers for cultural activities.
"We will make sure that everyone can enjoy culture, leading to a high quality of life," Cho said.


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We arrived at the pier in Long Beach at 12.00 pm. The private shuttle driver was told to unload our luggage in an area in the back where the only person in charge asked for a tip to take care of it. At 12.10 pm we stood in line, 2 hours in the full sun, 1 hour and 20 minutes in the shade. There was nobody in sight to give an explanation, no water was offered and no seats were available for some of the older passengers. Approaching the desks we could see that about one third were not staffed. We are foreigners so we had a long discussion with the person at the desk about our visas and US immigration rules. It took 4 supervisors to answer our question. Consequently it took about 20 minutes to check in.
The safety briefing was not taken seriously by the staff. On the upper decks was nobody to guide us to the correct deck and during the briefing staff was not paying attention to the announcements made over the speakers. In order to set my mind at rest I want the safety briefing to be More
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After only a few days we called the Splendor the 'ship-of-the-long-lines'. We didn't like the ship because it seems kitschy. The ornaments are overbearing and take away from the narrow space there is in the first place. This was the first ship that always felt crowded. It had pillars in the way that were real obstacles and many seats in the theater didn't allow a full view of the stage. We were not impressed with our cabin staff on the first leg of the journey. They gave the impression that they did not care too much. The staff on the second leg was very good though. Many seats in the dining room (Black Pearl) were so close together that the serving staff had to balance their trays over people's heads. The majority of the staff did not have proper training. They reached across one person to serve another, served a cold starter before a hot starter, forgot to bring an order or got it mixed up. We missed overall the service with a smile. The serving staff in the Lido was often invisible. The choice of food was very restricted and it was almost always cold. The Lido was not clean. When I looked at the air vents along the windows I saw that they were filthy. The window sills and the floor were often dirty.
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There were too many issues in the organization of the cruise to list them all. The information policy was disastrous. It seemed that they would only make announcements after failures became too obvious to be ignored instead of letting the passengers know in advance when something did not go according to plan. Waiting in line to get back on the ship at some of the ports took up to 1 hour.
The only pleasant experiences were the ports along the way.
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This is an easy merchant trick that allows you to quickly make lots of gold. To do it enter the trade window with any merchant. Then click (and hold) an item in your inventory. While still holding down the Left mouse button press and hold the Right mouse button. Now, drag the item over to the merchant's inventory while still holding down both Left and Right mouse buttons. When you now let go of both mouse buttons simultaneously you will notice that the item will sell for 2x the normal selling price. If you now buy the item back from the merchant for 1x the normal price you will make a profit. Performing this trick is an easy way to get lots of Gold early which will allow you to buy ALL the skill/stat books and the best equipment much earlier in the game.
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