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Kwok Philip Chong-hei - - 2003
PURPOSE: The relationship of the portal vein bifurcation to the liver capsule in Asians, which is an important landmark for transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt, has not previously been described. METHODS: The anatomy of the portal vein bifurcation was studied in 70 adult Chinese cadavers; it was characterized as intrahepatic or ...
Opitz T - - 2003
We present a 40-year-old female patient with epigastric pain, ascites, and progressive liver failure, caused by Budd-Chiari syndrome (BCS) with thrombotic occlusion of the right and middle hepatic veins. As underlying diseases, essential thrombocythemia and resistance to activated protein C (APC) due to heterozygote factor V Leiden were found. Initial ...
Gaiani Stefano - - 2003
This study was aimed to assess the effect of Levovist on Doppler parameters of splanchnic hemodynamics. A total of 12 patients with cirrhosis and 12 healthy subjects underwent Doppler ultrasound (US) examination of the portal vein and of the hepatic, splenic and superior mesenteric arteries before, 5 to 8 and ...
Asfora Wilson T - - 2003
BACKGROUND: We present a patient on warfarin in whom a drainage port system was attached to the skull, successfully draining a subacute subdural hematoma. CASE DESCRIPTION: An elderly male presented to our institution with right hemiparesis a week following a motor vehicle accident. He was on warfarin for recurrent pulmonary ...
Nishio Hideki - - 2003
The goal of this study was to determine which projection for percutaneous transhepatic portography best depicts the anatomy of the proximal portal vein. Portograms ( n = 47) obtained in the anteroposterior, right anterior oblique, and right anterior caudal oblique projections were analyzed retrospectively. Lengths of the right portal trunk, ...
Settmacher Utz - - 2003
Permanent total arterialization of the portal vein in liver transplantation has been described as a method of providing portal inflow after insufficient thrombectomy due to chronic occlusion of the portal-vein system. A specific problem is the restriction of the arterial inflow and its long-term adaptation after transplantation. We describe here ...
Prakash Kurumboor - - 2003
BACKGROUND: Surgical resection is the only treatment modality that ensures complete tumor removal in patients with liver tumors involving a major portal vein branch or its bifurcation. Restoration of good portal blood flow is essential for recovery in the early postoperative period and for long-term survival. However, such extended resections ...
Tsukamoto Tadashi - - 2003
BACKGROUND/AIMS: We investigated the safety and efficacy of percutaneous transhepatic angioplasty with self-expanding metallic stent implantation to treat malignant portal vein stenosis. METHODOLOGY: Since 1995, we have performed metallic stent implantation in 7 cases of malignant portal vein stenosis (cholangioma, 3 cases; and cancer of the hepatic hilum, pancreatic cancer, ...
Bloss M F - - 2003
We present a case of TIPS occlusion in which a small caliber transhepatic safety or anchoring wire in combination with a standard transjugular approach were utilized to recanalize the TIPS, portal and splenic veins. This technique may be a useful adjunct to the typical methods used for recanalization of thrombosed ...
Hazel Susan J - - 2003
The chicken chorioallantoic membrane (CAM) has been extensively used in the study of angiogenesis. However, the CAM assay can be difficult and time-consuming to quantify, provides poor quality images of the results, and is not very reproducible. In this study, a novel early CAM assay was developed: It was found ...
Wiersinga W J - - 2003
BACKGROUND: The effectiveness of radiofrequency ablation (RFA) under selective vascular occlusion and its effects on architecture and viability of normal liver parenchyma was studied in a porcine model. METHODS: RFA was applied in the liver under general anaesthesia in 18 pigs. Six animals were killed immediately after the procedure and ...
Fujii Yoshiro - - 2003
BACKGROUND/AIMS: Major hepatectomy can now be successfully performed after portal vein embolization, but the effects of portal vein embolization have not been clearly delineated. Our objective is to examine whether portal vein embolization really contributes to the success of major hepatectomy. METHODOLOGY: Thirty-eight patients underwent portal vein embolization and hepatectomy ...
Cazals-Hatem Dominique - - 2003
Hepatic parenchymal changes associated with Budd-Chiari syndrome (BCS) have been tentatively explained by combined arterial and portal perfusion disturbances in addition to the complete occlusion of hepatic veins. The aim of this study was to correlate pretransplant course and vascular imaging with pathologic findings in livers explanted for BCS. Seventeen ...
Uflacker Renan - - 2003
Portal vein thrombosis (PVT) is an uncommon cause for presinusoidal portal hypertension. PVT can be caused by one of three broad mechanisms: (1) spontaneous thrombosis when thrombosis develops in the absence of mechanical obstruction, usually in the presence of inherited or acquired hypercoagulable states; (2) intrinsic mechanical obstruction because of ...
Laparoscopic splenectomy for variceal bleeding with non-cirrhotic portal vein thrombosis: a case ...
Tsukamoto Tadashi - - 2003
A 57-year-old man was referred to our hospital for treatment of refractory gastric bleeding from gastric varices secondary to portal vein thrombosis. The patient's liver function tests and coagulation profile were normal. The venous phase of the superior mesenteric arteriogram, on the other hand, showed superior mesenteric vein-portal vein occlusion ...
Baker Mark E - - 2003
PURPOSE: To determine the presence and location of portal vein thrombi in patients who have undergone ileal pouch-anal anastomosis (IPAA) and who were scanned with computed tomography (CT). MATERIALS AND METHODS: During a 4-year period, 92 of 702 patients underwent contrast medium-enhanced CT after a total proctocolectomy with an IPAA. ...
Lee Sung-Gyu - - 2003
Right lobe living-donor liver transplantation (LDLT) is often not attempted in donors with anomalous portal venous branching (APVB). The authors describe their experience with portal vein (PV) reconstruction in 17 cases of APVB in right lobe LDLT. From July 1997 to December 2001, 214 right liver LDLT were performed at ...
Braun U - - 2003
Catheterization of the portal vein using the Seldinger technique [Acta Radiol. (1958) 38, 368] was performed in 11 cows. Ultrasound-guided percutaneous portocentesis, using a 25-cm, 14-gauge steel cannula, was performed from the 10th, 11th or 12th intercostal space on the right side. A stylet was placed through the cannula, which ...
Cescon M - - 2003
We describe a case of living donor liver transplantation where an intrahepatic portal vein embolism was detected by intraoperative ultrasonography after the completion of portal and arterial anastomoses. The recipient portal vein trunk was clamped and the ligature of the graft's right portal branch was released, thus maintaining the sole ...
Flis Vojko - - 2003
BackgroundA large aneurysm of the main portal vein is rare, and the appropriate surgical procedure is uncertain. Reconstruction of a main portal vein affected by a large saccular aneurysm is described.Case outlineAbdominal pain led to the diagnosis of a large saccular aneurysm of the main portal vein in a 58-year-old ...
Yang D M - - 2003
BACKGROUND: We evaluated the imaging features of portal vein aneurysm occurring at the umbilical portion and the relation between portal vein aneurysm of the umbilical portion and portal vein anomaly. METHODS: Retrograde analysis was performed in 18 patients with portal vein aneurysm of the umbilical portion of the portal vein. ...
Kambe Taichi - - 2003
Rotational acetabular osteotomies are performed to correct dysplastic hips in young adults. However, there is a potential risk of intrapelvic vascular injury. To define the relation of these vascular structures to the bone around the acetabulum, we measured the distance and direction from the anteroinferior iliac spine to the external ...
Colle Isabelle - - 2003
A 51-year-old man with a history of portal vein thrombosis, was examined because of elevated liver tests and a tumoral mass in the liver hilus. Computed tomography (CT) scan and magnetic resonance imaging confirmed the portal vein thrombosis and an infiltrating mass in the porta hepatis with compression on the ...
Sato Tsutomu - - 2003
We report a case of relapsing jejunal varix with extrahepatic portal obstruction, which was successfully treated by embolization using interventional radiology. A 79-year-old woman suffered repeated episodes of tarry stools 2 years after undergoing jejunal resection for a jejunal varix. The bleeding point was inferred to be in the small ...
Murakami Gen - - 2002
Recently, the caudate lobe has seemed to be the final target for aggressive cancer surgery of the liver. This lobe has five surfaces: the dorsal, left and hilar-free surfaces and the right and ventral-border planes. Surgeons have divided the caudate lobe into three parts: Spiegel's lobe, which is called the ...
Ni Yuen-Hua - - 2002
Hypercoagulability is one of the causes of portal vein and superior mesentery vein thrombosis. We report a case of Bacteroides fragilis bacteremia associated with portal vein and superior mesentery vein thrombosis secondary to antithrombin III and protein C deficiency. The patient presented with high fever for more than 3 weeks. ...
Yamakado Koichiro - - 2002
A 66-year-old woman underwent partial hepatectomy and pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy for advanced Klatskin-type cholangiocarcinoma, and five intrahepatic biliary-enteric anastomoses were created. One anastomosis between the anterior-superior segmental bile duct and the jejunum developed a refractory biliary leak. Selective portal venous embolization with use of ethanol was performed in the anterior-superior portal ...
Teshima Hideki - - 2002
A 63-year-old male with atrial fibrillation and mild mitral valve regurgitation was referred to hospital because of a descending aortic aneurysm. During the evaluation, he developed an encephalopathy because of hyperammoniaemia. Further examination revealed a portal systemic shunt, perhaps caused by the noncirrhotic portal hypertension. The patient underwent successful replacement ...
Ersch Jörg - - 2002
A 20-month-old male child died during an episode of acute bronchitis. The autopsy revealed massive hypertrophy and acute dilatation of the right heart which was caused by pulmonary hypertension exhibiting plexogenic arteriopathy and necrotizing arteriitis of small lung vessels. Further examination revealed complete old fibrotic occlusion of the extrahepatic portal ...
Alvarez Alfonso E - - 2002
Hepatopulmonary syndrome (HPS) is the clinical relationship between hepatic disease and the existence of pulmonary vascular dilatations, which can result in a range of arterial oxygenation abnormalities. It is probably caused by an alteration in the synthesis or metabolism of vasoactive pulmonary substances at a hepatic level, leading to vasodilatation ...
Buell Joseph F - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: To assess the long-term incidence of venous complications, including portal vein and hepatic vein stenoses, in both whole cadaveric and reduced-size cadaveric and living related liver transplants in a pediatric population, and to assess the therapeutic modalities in the treatment of these lesions. SUMMARY BACKGROUND DATA: A shortage in ...
Schaible Rolf - - 2002
We report the case of a 37-year-old man with necrotizing pancreatitis associated with inflammatory extrahepatic portal vein stenosis and progressive ascites. Four months after the acute onset, when no signs of infection were present, portal decompression was performed to treat refractory ascites. Transjugular transhepatic venoplasty failed to dilate the stenosis ...
Kuczkowski K M - - 2002
Cavernous transformation of the portal vein is a rare disorder resulting from extrahepatic portal vein thrombosis and development of collateral venous circulation. We report a case of a pregnant patient with congenital cavernous transformation of the portal vein associated with persistent consumptive coagulopathy and chronic thrombocytopenia. Single dose spinal anesthesia ...
Niwa Tetsu - - 2002
Congenital absence of the portal vein (CAPV) is a rare anomaly in which the intestinal and splenic venous drainage bypasses the liver and drains into the systemic veins through various venous shunts. In patients with CAPV, the portosystemic shunting causes disruption of the enterohepatic circulation and leads to various clinical ...
Goldberg S Nahum - - 2002
PURPOSE: The authors have recently developed a small-diameter, thin, flexible ultrasonic catheter device that permits the removal of thrombus by low-power transverse ultrasonic cavitation energy. In this study, the authors sought to determine whether this device could be used to eliminate portal vein thrombosis in an animal model. MATERIALS AND ...
Mucenic Marcos - - 2002
Portal vein aneurysm is a rare medical entity that can be caused by chronic hepatic diseases with portal hypertension. We describe a 45-year-old man with variceal bleeding from hepatosplenic schistosomiasis and an incidentally found intrahepatic aneurysm. Diagnosis was confirmed with non-invasive imaging exams, arteriography and liver biopsy. Following splenectomy, the ...
Lee Kwang-Hun - - 2002
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the most common malignant tumor of the liver. Although several therapeutic options have been advocated, transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (TACE) in particular has been widely performed in the treatment of HCC. Still, hepatic arteriography and portography are mandatory for evaluation of (a) the resectability and multiplicity of ...
Møller S - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Patients with cirrhosis and portal hypertension have a hyperkinetic systemic circulation. A number of circulating vasoactive peptides, including endothelin-1 (ET-1), are elevated and, recently, increased arterial compliance has been described in these patients. The aim of the present study was to investigate a potential relation between altered arterial compliance ...
Miyazaki Hiroki - - 2002
A 32-year-old man was admitted to our hospital complaining of abdominal pain in the left upper quadrant. A mass was palpable on the left side of the umbilicus. Laboratory data revealed anemia, elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate, hypergammaglobulinemia, and prolonged prothrombin time. Computed tomography demonstrated a soft tissue mass in the ...
Irisawa Atsushi - - 2002
BACKGROUND: In patients with portal hypertension, EUS reveals the presence of collateral vessels within and outside the esophageal wall such as esophageal varices, periesophageal collateral veins (peri-ECVs), paraesophageal collateral veins (para-ECVs), and perforating veins. This study retrospectively compared radial EUS images of these collateral vessels with histopathologic findings. METHODS: Four ...
Mao Guoxin - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: To study the effect of transcatheter arterial chemoembolization (TACE) combined with beta-ultrasound guided portal vein embolization (PVE) through fine-needle liver puncture for hepatocellular carcinoma. METHODS: 209 patients with primary hepatocellular carcinoma were divided into TACE group (104 patients) and TACE + PVE group (105 patients). RESULTS: The response rates ...
Hirshberg Boaz - - 2002
We've established a nonhuman primate islet allotransplant model to address questions such as whether transplanting islets into the gut's arterial system would more safely and as effectively support long-term islet allograft survival compared with the traditional portal vein approach. We reasoned that islets make up <2% of pancreatic cell mass ...
Ravenel James G - - 2002
Knowledge of the normal radiologic appearance and manifestations of disease in the azygoesophageal recess can facilitate the detection and diagnosis of intrathoracic disease. The azygoesophageal recess is located lateral or posterior to the esophagus and anterior to the spine. It extends from the anterior turn of the azygous vein to ...
Waguri Nobuo - - 2002
BACKGROUND: Idiopathic portal hypertension is an uncommon condition characterized by presinusoidal portal perfusion disturbance without known causes. METHODS: In the present study, portal and arterial perfusion dynamics were evaluated in two cases with idiopathic portal hypertension using computed tomography during arterial portography and hepatic arteriography. Ten cases with liver cirrhosis ...
Katakura Kyoko - - 2002
We report a case of rectal varices that developed after endoscopic injection sclerotherapy (EIS) and Hassab's operation for esophageal varices with extrahepatic portal obstruction. A 54-year-old woman was admitted to our hospital in September 1997 for treatment of hematochezia. Emergent colonoscopy revealed tortuous rectal varices with a white plug. Angiography ...
Walsh Timothy S - - 2002
During liver transplantation, reperfusion traditionally is performed through the portal vein. After anecdotal observations that patients who underwent reperfusion first through the hepatic artery were more hemodynamically stable, we performed an exploratory, prospective, observational, nonrandomized study to compare cardiovascular stability, acid-base status, and metabolic gas exchange between patients who underwent ...
Nesher E - - 2002
Gas in the portal vein is a rare and often fatal condition in surgical patients. However, the presence of gas in the mesenteric and portal veins in association with abdominal trauma is a transient incidental finding that resolves spontaneously. We describe a young patient with Crohn's disease who suffered air ...
Libbrecht Louis - - 2002
BACKGROUND/AIMS: The development of the intrahepatic bile ducts most likely requires interactions between epithelial and mesenchymal cells. In view of the epithelial-mesenchymal interactions between portal myofibroblasts (pMFs) and biliary epithelial cells in adult diseases of the bile ducts, we investigated the presence and function of pMFs during the development of ...
Asamura Hisao - - 2002
BACKGROUND: There is little information available regarding the relative advantage of stapling over ligation for major pulmonary vessels in lung resection. The thin and fragile structure of pulmonary vascular walls for their large luminal size might have made surgeons reluctant to use staplers. This study was intended to demonstrate the ...
Xu Yuan-Chang - - 2002
OBJECTIVE: To assess the value of helical CT in the diagnosis of liver diseases. METHODS: 59 patients with different liver diseases were examined by two-phase or multi-phase dynamic helical CT. RESULTS: Small hepatocellular carcinoma showed a higher density in the arterial phase, and a lower density in the portal vein ...
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Genealogy and cemetery surveying have been a passion of mine for many years. My interest in genealogy was inherited from my dear Aunt Lucy West who passed away 2/22/05 at the age of 100 years, 6 months and 3 weeks. I do this in honor of her memory.
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Viola Arnett memorial #34297057
Hello Cookie (Karen);
I have been in correspondence with Angie Hetherington, who took the grave marker photo for
your memorial #34297057 for Viola Arnett.
Angie mentioned that you had original paperwork for this cemetery. From the photo, it looks like her birth date is shown as June 21, and you have listed her birth year as 1893. I cannot read anymore of the marker, because it is buried in the ground, but you have a death year of 1895 on her memorial. By any chance does your original paperwork mention a day or month of death also for Viola? I think the inscription on the marker says "daughter of A. W. and M. Arnett", and this would fit her parents, Albert W. and Maggie (Smith) Arnett.
Does your paperwork mention any other Arnetts, McClures or Smiths that might have been buried there besides Viola and Rosa Arnett? Any names or dates would be helpful in trying to confirm some family relationships and also break through some 'brick walls' in our genealogical research!
I have also submitted links for Viola's parents through the 'edit' feature. Rosa E. Arnett is also a relative, and the 'wife of W.S." refers to her husband, Will (William) Samuel Arnett. The W. A. Arnett you mention on her memorial is her son. I can give you dates from family research on both if you need the information.
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I wanted to let you know they finally merged Cherry Tree and Chulio. You will notice some activity as I am deleting some of mine and sending you the information I had via edits, so the information on both can be preserved. They apparently just merged the cemeteries and not the individuals.
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this is my Cousin Jimmy I would like to give you more information for his memorial, or if possible I would be grateful to take it over but here is some more information his mothers is Memorial# 42566944 and his fathers is Find A Grave Memorial# 42566933 they are all three in the same cemetery. thank you Karen 903-221-4911
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Tonight my mother and two of my sisters having been playing around in my ancestry.com account. Up to this time I have not done much. In my software I had gone back as far as Lucy Willoughby Jones. We was thrilled to find information on her and her parents plus information on William Henry Jones and his parents. Thank you so much for posting this. My mother recognized her Aunt Gertie from one of the pictures that you posted. Mother was 90 on January 8 of this year and is the only living child left in her family. Thank you so much for this invaluable information to our family history. We will be praying for you �cousin Cookie�.
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My great great grandmother was Lucinda Ann �Lucy� Willoughby Jones
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My Turkey assignment was to Ankara in 66/67 and then Incirlik in 83/84. Wasn't assigned to Randolph but went there TDY to write the SKT promotion test for our career field. That was in 1980 IIRC. Was stationed at the School of Health Care Sciences at Sheppard in Tex from 74 to 78.
Your dad sounded like a tough guy. Hope he didn't suffer much.
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Sorry to hear about your dad. He looks familiar and wonder if we may have been stationed together. I was in medical logistics and stationed in NC, Turkey, OKC, England, CA, TX, NE, and Turkey again before I retired.
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Heading to GB in a couple weeks. First timer!
Would love an all you can eat lobster spot or a pound.
Staying at BG timeshare so could pick up lobster to bbq too. any suggestions where we can get them the cheapest? Last year in Maine there were placses for $4.50/pound.
Also want suggestions on restaurants for seafood served on peirs or patios over the ocean!!
there is no all u can eat lobster on the Cape that I know of but Chatham Farmers Market has 8 dollar 1.5 lobsters sometimes...Tue. 3-6 PM x from Pisces Restaurant in S. Chatham. I am sure folks here will say the cheapest would be at Stop n Shop.
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Last summer, Russ and Maries Marconi Beach Restaurant on RT 6 in Wellfleet had all you can eat lobster and steamers for $59.00. Don't know if they are doing it again this season.........you may want to check it out though.
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Thanks for all the ideas! I'll check them out.
We know a great place in Wells Maine we used to go to when we went to Kennebunkport....It was one of our best memories! As you can tell from my name, we're into lobster!!!0
Market Basket Off Cape usually is cheapest. They've been as low as $3.99 pound this year. I'm seeing alot of soft shelled lobster at $6.99 or $7.99 in many fish markets, and occassionally at Stop and Shop, or more often at Shaw's Supermarkets. Prices can be up to $9.99 at the fish markets as well. Farmers Markets are a good recommendation also, but I've never seen them as cheap as Phelana, but I've never been to the one in Chatham either. Ocean front dining is very hit or miss on the Cape, with decidedly few great places. On the high end is Ocean House and 28 Atlantic. Both top choices. Seafood in the rough type places are the Sesuit Cafe in Dennis, and the Clam Shack in Falmouth. Waits can be up to 2 hours at Sesuit if you are here peak season weekend, so be forewarned. If you stick to very basic chow like broiled scallops or fish, you can often be satisfied with the mediocre places like Brax Landing in Harwich, The Skipper in Yarmouth, or Matakeese Wharf in Barntable Harbor. Heading down cape to Welfleet and PTown and the choices get much better for good eats on the water. Search the board and you'll find many excellent recs. Pearl and the Bookstore are often recommended in Welfleet. Fanizzis, Ross' Grille, and the Red Inn in Ptown, amongst others.


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Project by Corey | posted 04-11-2007 02:28 AM | 1202 views | 1 time favorited | 18 comments |
This is my first turning in awhile. I didn't know what this was going to be when I put this 5×7 chunk of cherry on the lathe. After roughing it round I went for a hollowed vessel. Not sure what you would really call it. Quite a chore hollowing it with nothing but scrapers. Decided to make a walnut lid with a finial on it. Not sure I like the lid but overall I am happy with it. One of my better pieces I think and my first real hollow form. About 4 1/4 inches at it's widest and 9 inches tall with the finial.
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#1 posted 04-11-2007 02:34 AM |
Another great thing about the spontaneity of the lathe. Letting the wood decide what i'll become. looks a bit like an urn, or perhaps, maybe better served as a small cookie jar? (with the cookie crumbs left over it could be a cookie urn? :) -- I am always doing what I cannot do yet, in order to learn how to do it. - Van Gogh -- http://blanchardcreative.etsy.com -- http://snbcreative.wordpress.com/ |
#2 posted 04-11-2007 02:41 AM |
Beautiful, lid and all. -- Better to say nothing and be thought the fool... then to speak and erase all doubt! |
#3 posted 04-11-2007 02:46 AM |
A worthy use of the cherry. It turned out great. -- We must guard our enthusiasm as we would our life - James Krenov |
#4 posted 04-11-2007 04:38 AM |
What have you finished it with. I love cherry after it has been aged… I bet at that point when the color darkens up it looks (even More) fantastic with the lid. Drew -- Drew, Pleasant Grove, Utah |
#5 posted 04-11-2007 04:56 AM |
Thanks all, I appreciate it! Drew, I use the same mixture for most of my turnings and flat work. I take equal parts of Minwax Gloss Poly, Mineral Spirits and Boiled Linseed Oil. Basically a home made wipe on oil poly. Corey |
#6 posted 04-11-2007 07:00 AM |
That is beautiful! -- Todd A. Clippinger, Montana, http://americancraftsmanworkshop.com |
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I agree—beautiful! -- ~ Debbie, Canada (https://www.facebook.com/DebbiePribeleENJOConsultant) |
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Great turning! Does the linseed slow down the drying much? -- Jeff, Santa Fe |
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Thanks guys I appreciate it. Jeff, not that I have noticed. Very much like commercial poly. The more thinner you add the drying time shortens however it also makes a very very thin coat. With equal parts it is dry to touch and ready to recoate within 5-6 hours and ver dry over night. Corey |
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Nice form and top, good work on the finial, looks nice. jockmike -- (You just have to please the man in the Mirror) Mike from Michigan - |
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A great Cherry vase. Nice job. -- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware firstname.lastname@example.com † |
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Beautiful. -- Jesus is Lord! |
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Really beautiful. I really like it's form. Nice work! -- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato) |
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A beautiful creation! -- -** You are never to old to set another goal or to dream a new dream ****************** Dick, & Barb Cain, Hibbing, MN. http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/gallery/member.php?uid=3627&protype=1 |
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"Where there's sweet, there must always be bitter" - exactly my week in a nutshell. I've finally finished my assessments, had time to organise my vanity and I'm blogging today with both exciting and devastating news (well, devastating and exciting for me haha)
I've had to bare with a rinky dinky laptop for a while now and come Wednesday night, the night before my assignment is due, it decides to crash and I grudged through the night to try and re-write what was lost and drove to class the next morning without sleep.
That afternoon, without realizing I fell asleep at the wheel and woke up upon colliding with a truck. The front of my car was crumpled, I've only injured my knee but at the time, it wasn't as painful as watching my car get towed away. Now I'm without a vehicle for the next month with damages to pay for and a reminder on my knee that I'm definitely not superwoman.
With that aside, I'm okay and I do have great news to share!
Throughout highschool and through each semester at Uni I've been well aware of where my interests lie - in fashion, accessories and beauty - interests that seem to not agree with my degree. But I've been able to get the best of both worlds at my Fashion HR internship with Who in The Zoo and now, I've finally been given an offer that I can't refuse.
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Some of your Dragonball fans may be asking by now isn't this Master Roshi and why did he called Jackie Chun? You see Master Roshi disguised himself as Jackie Chun to inspire his disciples not to be overly confident and to know there are stronger opponent in the world
Master Roshi supposed to be bald but in order to disguise himself as another person, he has to put on a wig with super glue.
Dressed in Chinese suit of black and putting a Crane pose, he is one Kungfu master.
Little do anyone knows he is the legendary Master Roshi.
At the back of this figure marks the Made in China 2008
On the other end is the Young Son Goku.
Under Master Roshi training, Goku wore the symbol of .Turtle on his back proudly.
Goku has no issue learning the Kamahamaha even though he saw it the first time used by Master Roshi. Of course his technique get better when he practice more often.
Facing his Master (unknown to him), will he defeat Jackie Chun with this killer move??
The ending is up to you to imagine but in the Manga or comic itself, Goku actually lost the fight to Jackie Chun which greatly inspire him to be even better and stronger.
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Learning at the Speed of WarBy LTG James M. Dubik, USA Ret.Fulfilling the potential of today's Army depends on updated mission training plans.
NATO Celebrates 60th AnniversaryBy GEN Bantz J. Craddock, U.S. Army, and Col Michael McLaughlin, U.S. Air ForceEstablished on April 4, 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization has transformed from a reactive alliance focused largely on defense to an expeditionary, flexible one that works with its members and partners to deter and defeat threats to its collective security.
Beyond 'An Inconvenient Truth': The Army's March Toward Operational SustainabilityByTad Davis, DASA ESOHThe Army's commitment to environmental stewardship and the future of our planet makes good business and operational sense, and through implementation of the sustainability campaign plan the Army will operationalize sustainability and continue to enhance the health of soldiers, Army civilians and their families.
A Sustainable Future for The Army's HomeBy LTG Robert WilsonHQDA's sustainability campaign plan, both at home and in theater, focuses on four operational elements: readiness, materiel, people, and services and infrastructure.
Iraq: A Parade DelayedBy Dennis SteeleThe U.S. combat mission in Iraq is scheduled to end on August 31, 2010, and U.S. troops in Iraq will serve as a transition force until a planned completion of the American withdrawal in 2011.
Portraits from Afghanistan: A Photo EssayBy Paul AvalloneReturning twice to Afghanistan in 2006 and 2008 as a photojournalist, Paul Avallone, a former Green Beret who served in Afghanistan in 2002 and 2003, brings the war on terrorism up close and immediate.
CompanyCommand—Building Combat-Ready Teams: Consequence Management at the Company Level in Iraq and AfghanistanCompany commanders agree that addressing a problem quickly—being first to convey the truth to the local population following military action—helps instill people's trust and future cooperation.
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Send a card (free).
Send a card (free) - Christian content possible.
Forum for Christian media people in Denmark:
An informal group of journalists and other media people, but meetings are no longer held. If you want to know more, then contact
editor Henri Nissen, Udfordringen, a Christian weekly (in Danish: The Challenge).
International contacts:
Media Associates International incl. European section in the UK.
The purpose is to train Christian writers worldwide through tailored writing projects, and through
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International fellowship of Christian journalists
European Writers' Council - member countries.
Christian journalists in the UK
Swanwick Writers Summer School:
An exciting, inspiring yearly summer course, which I can recommend - just a few hours' train drive from London.
Next time: 8-14. August 2015. Here you will meet many different writers.
Association of Christian Writers, UK.
Christliche Medien Verbund Christian Media Association in Germany.
Christians in the media, Sydney, Australien.
New Zealand Christian Writers Guild (under New Zealand Society of Authors, click Writers' Organisations).
French web site for Christians incl. journalists You can set up a group and write (in French) with like-minded; the page is set up by Mission Chrétienne Globale.
Danish sites:
Denmark in English - official web site
Denmark, info.Danish Foreign Ministry.
www.visitdenmark.com Tourist information.
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India Express;
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India: culture, food,
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Alpha course: What is
www.gospelcom.net: A
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Download a FREE net Bible at The Biblical Studies Foundation: www.bible.org
Learning to pray;This inspired writing
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Christian Resource Index;
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Cybergrace Christian network;
Australian Christian Literature
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The orthodox church in USA
An orthodox church in Danish language (Lyngby, Copenhagen);
Aglow International:An
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Christian books; Amazon also has Christian books;
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The English Church, St. Alban's Church. Anglican and episcopal. Sun. Family Eucharist 10:30 AM. Holy communion Wed. 10:30 AM.
United Methodist Church: Jerusalem Methodist Church, Rigensgade 19. Sun. 2 PM. Tel.: 43-73 27 45.
First International Baptist Church of Copenhagen (Kristuskirken):" Baggensensgade 7. Sun. 9AM (June-August),
1 PM (September-May). Tel. 35-39 79 64.
International Christian Community Interdenominational, charismatic.
Services Sun. 10:30 AM at Fredens Kirke, Ryesgade 68, 2100 Ø.
The nearest train station: Østerport or Svanemøllen. Several busses run between the church, the stations and the city centre (use the journey planner: www.rejseplan.dk).
Copenhagen Christian Community International Evangelical Church, Noerre Farimagsgade 45, 1364 Cph, Sunday at 11 AM. Tel. 32 84 28 00.
The Pentecostal churches in Denmark;. International pentecostal church;
International Harvest Christian Centre, an International Bible-believing Church. Services at Oester Farimagsgade 45-47 Sunday 11 AM. Tel. 33-32 92 64.
Thel Catholic church, Denmark has English services in several churches, for instance Sacrament's Church, Noerrebrogade 27. Sun. 6 PM, Wed. 5PM.
St. Annae Church, Hans Bogbinders Allé 2, Amager at 5 PM: Tel. 32 86 07 29
The Inter-Cultural Christian Centre: A multiethnic network with info on church services also in other languages than English.
www.Kit-Danmark.dk: Church Integration Ministries - If you are looking for a church in your area or another language you may contact Kit's office at +45 32-84 60 16 or at email@example.com.
In Danish:
Udfordringen (A weekly
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All about religion.
"Kristeligt Dagblads" home page. Danish Christian
newspaper. Lots of information and links;
Aslan: List of storytellers.
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The Giraff (Christian
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Free churches, i.e. outside of
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Danish net church:State Church + Free churchesWrite a pastor or a social worker
The Catholic Church, Denmark
Danish Catholic web site;
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With a few inches of snow still on the ground and temperatures a degree either side of freezing, it hardly seems like road construction season.
Yet, the Minnesota Department of Transportation Monday is starting work on the $17.3 million makeover of the Hwy. 36 and English Street intersection The first order of business is building retaining walls.
The project calls for the traffic signal to be removed and replaced with a diamond interchange designed to improve traffic flow. The project also will involved upgrades to several nearby roads and replacing the Bruce Vento Trail pedestrian and bicycle bridge.
Access to Hwy. 36 at Hazelwood and Atlantic Streets will be closed permanently.
As part of the project, Hwy. 36 will be closed for up to 75 days between Hwy. 61 and White Bear Avenue. MnDOT's contract with Forest Lake Contracting says the company can close the segment for "a maximum of 75 days, so it's likely it will aim to close the roadway as early as they can to utilize all 75 days," said MnDOT spokeswoman Cara Chandler.
With that, Chandler says that will likely take place in mid- to late-June.
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Practice Tips: The self-pay conundrum and other tricky HIPAA omnibus requirements
By Margo Williams
The deadline for compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) omnibus rule, which modified requirements relating to privacy, security and breach notification, passed on Sept. 23. Physician practices that haven't already done so should take the opportunity to revise policies and procedures, review staff training and in general make sure they are meeting requirements to protect personal health information.
While many of the omnibus changes are subtle and may not require a great deal of effort on the part of the practice, the penalties for noncompliance are severe. It would be wise to conduct a gap analysis of how your practice protects the privacy and security of patient information.
The most immediate action that requires attention is to revise the Notice of Privacy Practices and business associate agreements. Under the old rules, business associates were not held directly liable for their actions in terms of protecting patient privacy. However, business associates are now directly liable under the HIPAA rules and are subject to civil and in some cases criminal penalties for making use of and disclosing health information or for failing to safeguard electronic versions of protected health information. Thus, business associate agreements should be modified accordingly.
There are two requirements that might be tricky for practices. The first is that patients who pay in full up front may ask practices to withhold information about that appointment from their health plan. This may be more feasible in some systems (billing or electronic health records) than in others. Not all systems make it easy to flag visits so that notes are separated out or a bill is not automatically generated.
This requirement poses another problem. Any outside testing, prescriptions or other downstream activities resulting from the visit are out of the control of the practice. Patients should be advised that they will have to make the same request of other clinicians and providers separately. If the practice e-prescribes, then a paper prescription may be necessary in order to keep the information from the insurance company; the patient will have to make a similar request at the pharmacy. Practices will need to modify their financial responsibility forms or create a separate form to reflect this change. Patients should also be advised that it may be difficult to exclude certain encounters in the event of an insurance audit or a treatment-related request from another clinician.
The other requirement that may be tricky is how to handle requests for electronic copies of electronically stored patient charts. The new rules require that, upon request, practices that store protected health information electronically must provide the patient with an electronic copy of the records within 30 days for a "reasonable" cost.
Practices will need to work with their vendors to determine how to make a copy of the record in electronic format, including what information would be included and how to make it readable outside the electronic health record. The omnibus rule does not define a particular format, but the practice should determine what is feasible (e.g., CD, thumb drive, etc.) and what an appropriate charge should be. This information should be included in the practice's records release policy. Patient-supplied media should not be used, so practices should supply whatever is decided to be the best format option.
More information about the new HIPAA rules is online. ACP's recently revised HIPAA Privacy Manual and HIPAA Security Rule Manual include updated Notice of Privacy Practices and Business Associate agreements, as well as revised practice walk-through/risk assessment and many forms that can be customized to each practice. Remember that many states have rules more stringent than HIPAA rules, so it is important to ensure that your practice complies with all relevant state privacy laws.
Margo Williams is senior associate for practice management in ACP's Center for Practice Support, a division of ACP that encompasses the College's primary resources for medical practices.
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National Treasure (2004)
89 mistakes
Directed by: Jon Turteltaub
Starring: Christopher Plummer, Diane Kruger, Harvey Keitel, Jon Voight, Justin Bartha, Nicolas Cage, Sean Bean
Factual error: As Ben is clinging to the staircase while it is falling apart, there is a close-up of a nail being pulled out of the wood. This nail is round-headed, rather than square as it would have been over 200 years ago. It's also shiny instead of rusty, which indicates that it's galvanized. Galvanization as an industrial, metal-preservation process was not patented until 1837, and was not used in building materials until well into the late-1800s. Since the film states the staircase was made by "the Founding Fathers, " and there was no galvanization of iron nails in any industrialized nation in 1780s-1830's, this is a huge anachronism.
Factual error: The sun's location horizontally changes throughout the year. Because of this, Ben, Abigail, and Riley shouldn't know where the shadow is falling, horizontally.
Continuity mistake: As Ben is grabbing Abigail from Ian's vehicle, we see Shaw shoot at Ben and Riley's red van. He hits the top right corner of the sliding side door. When we see the side, sliding door again, there are no bullet holes, scratches, etc.
Continuity mistake: When Ben ducks into the Gift Store, there is a blonde lady in a black dress standing at the counter between Ben and the door. She steps forward out of the picture as Abigail goes by. Then as Ben starts to turn to leave the store you see her arm come back into the picture. But as Ben walks by that part of the store and the clerk says to Ben, "Are you trying to steal that?" the lady has disappeared.
Continuity mistake: When Ben puts his tool belt on the conveyor belt to go through the X-ray machine, we see the gloves are on the left and pointed down while the red, rubber encased plyer handles are approx. in middle leaning slightly to the right and no space between the plyer handles. As we watch the tool belt go through the X-ray machine, the gloves are on the right side with the plyer handles almost directly above the gloves, both handles visible and the rest of the belt all to the left.
Continuity mistake: When we first see Dr. Chase's desk there is a Rolodex on the upper left hand side (as she is looking out over her desk). Then when Dr. Chase confirms that the FBI is right, that nobody could steal the Declaration of Independence, we see the Rolodex in the shot between her and Ben. It then disappears until Dr. Chase says, "You're treasure hunters,aren't you?" where it reappears between her and Ben. It not on her desk as Riley says "...owned by Freemasons." but reappears as Dr. Chase says, "Did Bigfoot steal it?"
Continuity mistake: In the treasure vault Riley stands in front of that emerald statue, and on its chest you can see a part which is not covered in dust. In the next shot the whole chest is covered in dust. The clean area coincides with the later placement of Riley's cheek, which means the first shot was actually taken after the embracing and implemented before.
Continuity mistake: When Ben is first confronted at his father's car by the FBI, you can see Chase and Riley in the background standing there and then turning around and leaving. Then as they arrest Ben against the car, you can see Chase and Riley just turning the corner, noticing Ben being arrested, and leaving.
Factual error: When Dr. Chase receives the Washington campaign button from Ben Gates, she immediately picks it up with her bare fingers and rubs it with her thumb. An expert collector would *never* handle metal objects with their bare hands like this, as the acid on the fingers will corrode the metal. Cleaning the coin afterwards is also not an option, as this presents an even higher damage risk. See http://www.stujoe.com/content/view/30/34/ for more details.
Continuity mistake: In the catacombs under Trinity Church, the lift Ben and Abigail are standing on falls. When it jerks to a stop, Abigail falls and Ben catches her. The lift is stationary. However, in the next shot, the lift is swinging wildly, allowing Ben to throw Abigail to safety.
Continuity mistake: When Ben and Riley go down the smuggler's hold in Charlotte, Riley's bag gets set on fire, the flap side. But in any of the following shots where we see his bag, it is not burnt.
Continuity mistake: When we see Ian's men pull up over the grate that they are going to go down through to get to the National Archive, we see the street wet so it had to have rained, been hosed down, etc. But when one of Ian's men drops a large bag down, it whirls up a huge cloud of dust when it lands. This shouldn't have happened because there was nothing over the tunnel but a grate and some water would have gone down the tunnel, wetting the dust.
Continuity mistake: When Abigail runs down the aisle trying to find a hiding place from Shaw and Viktor, she jumps over a small space between some meat display coolers. In that shot the "butcher lady" can be seen behind a large roll of brown paper to the right of the scene. To the left of the space, behind a roll of white paper, is a second butcher. This second butcher is right next to where Abigail lands and is sitting when the first butcher lady says: "If you're not a steak, you don't belong here." But there is no one near Abigail when the camera show her sitting there, talking to the butcher lady.
Continuity mistake: When Ben walks in to the bathroom to remove his overalls, he slams the tool belt up in the corner of the counter next to side panel wall and tile wall. When Ben unzips the overalls, the tool belt is now behind the last sink's faucet with part of the belt and fastener in the middle sink. None of the tool belt is next to the side panel wall. We next see a shot where the tool belt is almost entirely in the last sink, then back to being behind the faucet.
Continuity mistake: As Viktor is driving the catering van while Abigail is still in the back, we see the windshield get cracked near the bottom left. It gets hit by at least two more things but the next time we see a full shot of the windshield, it is perfect.
Continuity mistake: When Ian and Ben are sitting on a couple of barrels discussing what the riddle means, there are a couple of balls hanging from chains very close to Ian's head. A scene or two later, there are a couple of oblong, round, flat bottomed things hanging down next to Ian's head that actually brush against the fur on his hood. Next scene, nothing is close to his head and then the balls come back and then nothing again.
Continuity mistake: Near the beginning of the movie when Ben, Ian and Riley are in snow CATS and we see Riley's computer screen, viewed a little from the left, and there is a jiggling hula dancer, supposedly mounted on his keyboard surface. In the background, a window has popped up showing the location and route of the two CATS. Then we hear alarm go off and we see almost the same shot but a little closer in on the computer screen. The hula girl is missing. The difference in angle and "zoom level" could not account for not seeing the hula girl in the second shot.
Continuity mistake: When Riley starts down the smugglers' hold his bag is on his left side but when it shows him landing, his bag is now on the right.
Continuity mistake: When Gates enters the password he has hit the keyboard 4 times "V A (actually the "Caps lock-key, as explained elsewhere) L L" but when we see the screen with the access code, there are only 2 stars hiding the letters.
Continuity mistake: The actor who plays Ben as a child has brown eyes, but Nicholas Cage has blue eyes.


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Beacon View Lake
Wood Farm
Back Lane
Appley Bridge
Tel. 01257 253899
This floodlit fishery is set in peaceful surroundings offering 28 different species of fish, and fishes well all year round.
It is a lake of approx. one & a half acres with varying depth upto 13 feet
It is well stocked with Carp to 22lb, Tench to 6lb, Barbel to 6lb, Koi to 12lb,
and Sturgeon upto 4' in length ! There are also Roach, Rudd, Chub, everything except pike and catfish, so there is plenty to keep you occupied.
It has a grassy bank all round and holds 47 pegs, and if the fishing is slow,
then Graham will entertain you once a day with a blast on his bagpipes !!
Toilet facilities are available
There is a Car park where you turn in off the road, and access to the lake is through the stables.
Match Dates for your Diary
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The following rules and guidelines have been set for the benefit of both the fishery and the angler:
Barbless hooks MUST be used at all times
No keep nets are permitted, with the exception of matches
Groundbait, Boilies, Bloodworm, Joker and Nuts are forbidden
Anglers are expected to use the net dip BEFORE fishing
Anglers are expected to remove all rubbish and any unused bait
No Night Fishing
Current Prices
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How to Get There
Only 5 minutes from the M6 junction 27
Traveling North up the M6 take the 1st exit (left) at the roundabout, if traveling South, then take the right exit from the roundabout, A5209 to Parbold.
Turn left almost immediately into Back Lane.
The fishery is approx. half a mile down on the left.
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Quick Hits: Rockies, Yankees, Wells
The latest links from around MLB, as the Justin Upton rumors pick up…
- Though the Rockies continue looking for starting pitching, they aren't close to signing Carl Pavano or Derek Lowe, Troy Renck of the Denver Post reports. Renck reported earlier this week that the Rockies were pursuing the free agent right-handers aggressively.
- The Rockies would love to sign free agent catcher Yorvit Torrealba to a minor league deal, Renck reports. The veteran backstop played for the Rangers, Brewers and Blue Jays in 2012.
- The Yankees discussed Delmon Young internally, but didn't have great reports on his performance, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports (on Twitter). The Phillies signed Young to a one-year contract yesterday.
- Vernon Wells could spend much of the coming season on the Angels' bench, Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com reports. Wells is unlikely to be traded, yet he doesn't project as a regular. Though the Angels explored deals involving Wells, owner Arte Moreno was never willing to absorb a substantial part of the $42MM remaining on Wells' contract to complete a trade. Naturally other teams weren't interested in paying Wells $21MM per season through 2014.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Carl Pavano | Colorado Rockies | Delmon Young | Derek Lowe | Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim | New York Yankees | Vernon Wells | Yorvit Torrealba
Rockies Aggressively Pursuing Pavano, Lowe
The Rockies signed Chris Volstad yesterday, but that's not stopping them from going after more veteran pitching. The club is "aggressively pursuing" free agent right-handers Carl Pavano and Derek Lowe, Troy Renck of the Denver Post reports. The Rockies would like to complete another deal this week.
Lowe, a 39-year-old client of the Boras Corporation, posted a 5.11 ERA with 3.5 K/9 and 3.2 BB/9 in 142 2/3 innings for the Indians and Yankees this past season. He has drawn interest from multiple teams as a free agent. Pavano, 37, has drawn interest from the Mets, Twins and Marlins this winter. The Dave Pepe client posted a 6.00 ERA in 63 innings for the Twins in 2012, spending considerable time on the disabled list with a shoulder strain.
The Rockies allowed more runs than any team in baseball this past season (890). They have since re-signed Jeff Francis, added Volstad and seen Jorge de la Rosa exercise his option for 2013.
Rosenthal On Padres, Orioles, Rockies, Phillies
The Orioles showed serious interest in Justin Upton before talks with the Diamondbacks sputtered, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reported last night. Here are some more of Rosenthal's notes from around MLB…
- Rosenthal hears from one executive who expects the Padres to make another significant move. However, the Padres like their group of young starting pitchers and aren't inclined to make a strong play for one of the remaining free agent starters. San Diego could still trade for a pitcher such as Rick Porcello, Luke Hochevar or Aaron Harang.
- Talks about a deal involving Upton and Chase Headley didn't progress, Rosenthal reports.
- The Orioles continue seeking starting pitching and Joe Saunders remains a target. The Orioles also checked in on Porcello, according to Rosenthal.
- Though the Orioles spoke with Lance Berkman before he signed with the Rangers, they weren't interested in spending big for the switch-hitting DH.
- Jeff Karstens, Derek Lowe, Aaron Cook and Jair Jurrjens are among the possibilities the Rockies are considering. The Rockies wouldn't offer all of those pitchers Major League deals, however.
- Rosenthal suggests free agent reliever Rafael Soriano could be a longshot for the Rockies. Colorado would have to surrender its second round draft pick to sign the Scott Boras client.
- The Phillies continue seeking a right-handed hitting outfielder, Rosenthal reports. They're still considering free agent Scott Hairston and trade candidates Alfonso Soriano and Vernon Wells. It's possible the Phillies will go with platoons in both corner outfield positions.
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Rockies Have Interest In Karstens; Open To Trades
The Rockies have expressed "mild interest" in Jeff Karstens, reports Troy Renck of The Denver Post. Renck reiterates that the team also has some interest in Brandon Webb, plus they remain open to trades for pitching. They have not had conversations about free agents Derek Lowe or Aaron Cook, however.
The Pirates non-tendered Karstens in November rather than pay the 30-year-old right-hander a projected $3.8MM salary in 2013. He pitched to a 3.97 ERA with a 36.8% ground ball rate in 90 2/3 innings for Pittsburgh last season while missing time with shoulder and hip problems. Karstens posted a 3.38 ERA with 5.3 K/9, 1.8 BB/9, and a 46.2% ground ball rate in 162 2/3 innings in 2011.
The Rockies have been on the hunt for pitching this offseason after their staff produced an MLB-worst 5.22 ERA in 2012. So far this offseason they've re-signed Jeff Francis while trading for Wilton Lopez, though they've been connected to a number of free agents as well. Francis, Drew Pomeranz, Christian Friedrich, Jhoulys Chacin, Tyler Chatwood, and Juan Nicasio represent Colorado's returning starters.
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Five Teams Interested In Derek Lowe
Five teams have contacted Derek Lowe according to Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe, and all five have expressed interest in signing him as a swingman. The veteran right-hander is looking for an opportunity to start, however.
"I've heard the same thing from everyone," said Lowe. "I want to be a starter and feel I have a lot left in being a regular starter in a rotation and making my 30-plus starts. I can still do that. It's frustrating to see other starters who have come off injuries get a shot, and I've never been hurt and can still help a team. I'm sure things will get going for me in January. I want to pitch. I'm nowhere near ready to retire."
Lowe, 39, pitched to a 5.11 ERA with his typically high ground ball rate (59.2%) in 142 2/3 innings for the Indians and Yankees last season. He was much more effective in a relief role with New York (3.04 ERA in 23 2/3 innings) after signing in August. Prior to 2012, Lowe had made at least 30 starts and thrown at least 180 innings in ten straight seasons.
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The Red Sox will interview Rick Peterson for their pitching coach job, reports Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe (via Twitter). The Orioles granted Boston permission to interview Peterson, who is currently Baltimore's director of pitching development and is a former pitching coach with the A's, Mets and Brewers.
Here's the latest from around the AL East…
- No teams have yet contacted the Yankees about a possible Alex Rodriguez trade, tweets Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
- The Orioles have scouted Japanese right-hander Shohei Otani, reports Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun, confirming an earlier report from Gerry Fraley of the Dallas Morning News that the O's had interest in the 18-year-old prospect. Since Otani has already been drafted (though not signed) by the NPL's Nippon Ham Fighters, Connolly suspects the O's might not make any quick attempts to sign Otani given the Orioles' issues last season in trying to sign Korean southpaw Seong-Min Kim.
- Zack Greinke and Josh Hamilton are both too expensive for the Orioles' taste, writes MASNsports.com's Roch Kubatko in an analysis of free agents who won't be pursued by the O's this winter. The team doesn't have interest in free agent pitchers Derek Lowe, Jeremy Guthrie, Edwin Jackson or Erik Bedard, while Kevin Youkilis is a longshot based on Baltimore's concerns about his health.
- James Loney has a less than 50-50 chance of returning to the Red Sox, reports MLB.com's Evan Drellich, though the Sox see Loney as a "Plan B" if they're still looking for first base help later in the offseason.
- The Rays have been denied permission by St. Petersburg mayor Bill Foster to explore new stadium sites in nearby counties in Tampa Bay, reports Roger Mooney of the Tampa Tribune. The Rays' lease at Tropicana Field runs through the 2027 season.
- Mariano Rivera's retirement could help the Yankees avoid a tough decision with the closer's job, opines Wallace Matthews of ESPN New York. If Rivera retired, the Yankees could then pursue a new contract with Rafael Soriano without worrying about committing too much payroll space on closers.
- From earlier today, Joel Sherman of the New York Post had more items about the Yankees.
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AL East Notes: Lovullo, Rodriguez, Lowe
John Farrell has officially joined the Red Sox after many months of intense speculation. Here are some links, starting in Boston with Farrell's new team…
- Blue Jays first base coach Torey Lovullo is a strong candidate to join Farrell with the Red Sox, perhaps as the team's bench coach, Peter Abraham of the Boston Globe reports. We heard lots about the possibilities for Lovullo yesterday.
- Yankees GM Brian Cashman acknowledged that Alex Rodriguez is not a superstar, but said he's still an "above-average" player, Peter Botte of the New York Daily News reports. The GM repeated that a deal involving Rodriguez seems "unrealistic." The 37-year-old has five years and $114MM remaining on a contract that includes no-trade protection.
- Derek Lowe, who pitched out of the bullpen for the Yankees down the stretch, says he would like to start again in 2013, George A. King III of the New York Post reports. Lowe hits free agency this offseason and probably won't interest the Yankees as a starter in the estimation of Mike Axisa of River Ave. Blues.
- Andruw Jones, who also hits free agency this offseason, said he intends to play for four more years, according to King.
Full Story | Comments | Categories: Alex Rodriguez | Andruw Jones | Boston Red Sox | Derek Lowe | New York Yankees | Toronto Blue Jays
Yankees Notes: Payroll, Lowe, Pettitte
The Yankees are fighting to finish the season atop the American League East as the Orioles' strong play has put them neck-and-neck with the Bombers. Here's a look at the latest on the Yankees as they take on the Red Sox in Boston..
- Joel Sherman of the New York Post wouldn't be surprised to see the Yankees abandon their plan to get under the $189MM luxury tax threshold for 2014 if they wind up missing the playoffs. However, should that happen, Sherman suggests that the Bombers should stay the course as the four other largest payroll teams would all miss the playoffs if they started today. The Yankees invested $423.5MM in C.C. Sabathia, Mark Teixeira, and A.J. Burnett after missing the playoffs in 2008.
- Yankees pitcher Derek Lowe said he's not sure if he wants to go forward as a reliever next season, tweets Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe. "I'll sort that out in the offseason," the 39-year-old said. Lowe had a 5.52 ERA with 3.1 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9 in 21 starts for the Indians this season before being DFA'd on August 2nd. Back in August, agent Scott Boras admitted that contending clubs probably won't look at his client as a starter when he hits the open market.
- Andy Pettitte threw a four-inning, 55-pitch simulated game earlier today and insists that he's ready to return to action, writes David Waldstein of the New York Times. Despite the 40-year-old's confidence, the Yankees aren't yet convinced that he's ready to go.
Yankees Notes: Swisher, Lowe, Phelps, Ichiro
The Yankees have more wins than any American League team thanks to the second-best offense in baseball and solid pitching. Here's the latest from the Bronx…
- The Yankees will almost certainly extend a one-year qualifying offer to Nick Swisher after the season, Joel Sherman of the New York Post writes. Though the Yankees would love for Swisher to accept the offer, it's more likely that the switch hitter will decline in search of a multiyear contract.
- Sherman wonders if the Yankees would consider keeping Swisher long-term. Though the Yankees are expected to retain Curtis Granderson and let Swisher leave as a free agent, they could change course and keep Swisher, who would likely be more affordable than Granderson.
- Agent Scott Boras acknowledged that contending teams won't look to Derek Lowe as a starting pitcher this coming offseason. "Probably the only way, at this point of his career, to get on a good team this year and next year was as a reliever," Boras told Sherman. The agent said his client should thrive in his new role. "Derek Lowe in the bullpen is a Lamborghini because he can do it all. He can pitch long, he can pitch in the seventh, eighth or ninth. This man is a Renaissance man."
- Sherman wonders whether the Yankees will use David Phelps as trade bait, project him in the rotation, or rely on him as insurance for the rotation and the bullpen.
- Ichiro Suzuki is a prime-time player even if he's in his decline phase, Ken Davidoff of the New York Post writes. Davidoff suggests it's unlikely Ichiro will re-sign with the Yankees this coming offseason.
New York Notes: Shoppach, Payroll, Burnett, Lowe
The Yankees (69-47) own the best record in the AL, but the Mets (55-61) grabbed some headlines yesterday by acquiring Kelly Shoppach from the Red Sox for a player to be named later. Here's the latest out of the Big Apple…
- Ken Davidoff of The New York Post says that the Shoppach acquisition is an encouraging pickup because it shows the Mets are willing to take on money at midseason, something they haven't done in recent years.
- Mets GM Sandy Alderson isn't sure how much money he'll have to spend on his roster this offseason, reports Brian Costa of The Wall Street Journal. He said he also has yet to think about extending manager Terry Collins, who is under contract through next season.
- Davidoff reports that the Yankees preferred Derek Lowe to A.J. Burnett during the 2008-2009 offseason, but they had concerns about the sinkerballer's ground ball tendencies and their infield defense. New York signed Burnett back then, but traded him to the Pirates this offseason while adding Lowe this week.


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Dickerson took to Twitter on Sunday evening, posting a picture of him with his young son with the message, "Daddy keeps the record!!!!! My son will break one day :)." Dickerson also added, "Just want to say that Adrian is a Great player & if my record had to fall. I would like it to go to a player like AP!..Good luck in the playoffs @AdrianPeterson."
Peterson had his own message for Dickerson, who has held the record since 1984: "I'm coming for you."
Peterson, who finished 2012 with 2,097 rushing yards, the second-highest single-season total in NFL history, offered that message via Peter King of SI.com late Sunday after becoming just the seventh player in league history to rush for 2,000 yards in a season and missing Dickerson's record by little more than an average carry.
Dickerson gets to hold on to his record for at least one more season, but Peterson stressed he'll be gunning for Dickerson again next year.
"I know Eric Dickerson is probably feeling so good," Peterson said after Sunday's game in which he ran a career-high 34 times for 199 yards in helping Minnesota beat the Green Bay Packers, 37-34, to earn a playoff berth. "God-willing I'll get it next year, or at least make it close."
Experts scoffed when Peterson said he'd be better than ever this season after tearing his ACL and MCL last December, but he set an improbable goal and reached it.
"As you know, it doesn't take much to get him going when he sets a goal," Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said. "I wouldn't put it past Adrian Peterson to shoot for that record next year and even attain it. He is one of those guys you never bet against. If that's in his sights, it's possible. Anything's possible with Adrian."
Peterson said the feeling was "bittersweet" after missing the record. He didn't know until after the game how close he was, and he chose not to be updated during Sunday's game. Peterson was more worried about Minnesota winning and reaching the postseason. Conversely, his team will be trying to find the needed yards on film.
"Yeah, if we can find those hidden yards, we would do it," Frazier said. "They have different people who will be doing that, but we'll be doing our own homework, as well. If we can find nine yards, we're going to find them."
Peterson admitted he will still think about the record but said the mark and possible coming awards such as league MVP won't define him.
"I don't do that; I go out and let it find me." Peterson said. "Surprised if I win (MVP), or not? I can't say I don't want to, just like I wanted to break the record. Either way, in my heart, I'm the MVP, and that's all that matters.
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