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The Pirates today offered $15.3 million qualifying offers to two of their pending free agents in catcher Russell Martin and pitcher Francisco Liriano.
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Bob Pompeani talked about the Pirates offseason with Travis Sawchik of the Tribune-Review.
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With the offseason officially upon us, we say goodbye to the 2014 teams that we loved and hated and to the players on those rosters. I say this because the free agency period begins on Tuesday and there are many, many big-time players and MVP caliber athletes who can make an impact wherever they sign and cause chaos to the team they leave.
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The biggest issue the Pirates will face this offseason is what to do with, and whether or not they can re-sign their star catcher Russell Martin. Today though, we found out the first step the Pirates will take.
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In the first edition of the "Pirates Hot Stove Report," Colin Dunlap takes a look at some of the more pressing offseason issues the team will have to address.
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Bob Pompeani talked about the Pirates offseason with John Perrotto of USA Today.
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John Smoltz joins "The Fan Morning Show" to look back and the season and ahead to the offseason
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Looking back at it, the 2-year, $17 million contract the Pirates signed Catcher Russell Martin to back in 2013 was an absolute steal. You can expect that this offseason, it will take much more than than to retain one of the most important pieces of this team.
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By now, most folks have surely heard of the Joe Arpaio roast local Republicans are holding in Sun City at the Maricopa County Events Center. Sun City! Everyone there's gonna look like Bea Arthur or Larry King.
It's doubtful anyone will really take verbal pot-shots at Maricopa County's version of Idi Amin. In fact, I was recently told by one of the roasters that he's seen the other guys' material, and it's all lame, 'cause people are afraid to make fun of the guy. So I'm gonna do it for 'em! Here are some of the jokes you won't be hearing at the Joe Show if you go. Thanks to my colleague Ben Leatherman, who assisted with a few of these. To be fair, Joe should really arrest him first.
I'm hoping aspiring comics out there will add to the joke list. We might as well make fun of Arpaio, since we're stuck with the bastard for the time being.
Attorney General Terry Goddard wanted to be here today to roast the Sheriff, but the Selective Enforcement Unit currently has him detained.
Joe's getting old. His hearing's shot. The other day a reporter asked him if he'd been in the Klan, and he said, "No I go potty after lunch."
I'm not saying Joe's senile, but he's the only person I know who has a paid subscription to New Times.
Yep, Joe's Alzheimer's has gotten so bad, he wants to arrest Mike Lacey again.
Arpaio hates it when Hispanic leaders compare him to Hitler. He's right, they're nothing alike. Hitler had one ball and a gal-pal named Eva. And Joe can't remember the last time he balled his Ava.
Some people claim Arpaio's a racist, but we know that's not true. In his jails, he treats everyone like Mexicans.
Joe said he really wanted to get Paris Hilton in handcuffs. But she told him she already had a boyfriend.
Yeah, Joe's deputies kill more inmates than sharpened toothbrushes.
Know why the MCSO can no longer afford to buy posse members uniforms? The price of Depends is through the roof!
Because of a budget crunch, the Sheriff's office is cutting way back. No more green bologna for prisoners, just an extra beating at supper time.
To save on processing illegals, Sheriff's deputies will now shoot 'em on sight and charge 'em after the fact with releasing sensitive grand jury information.
They say old enemies Arpaio and Russell Pearce have made up. But who knew we'd find them French-kissing in the parking lot of Pruitt's?
I'm not saying Arpaio's old, but I've seen younger faces on money.
Andy Thomas and Joe used to be bosom buddies. Then Joe tried deporting Thomas' in-laws.
Actually, the Governor was supposed to be here, but she had a doctor's appointment. She's being screened for prostate cancer.
You know Joe's started dying his hair. There's more 40-weight on his scalp than a Valvoline commercial...The only place there's more dying is in his jails.
Joe's so dumb he thinks Cesar Chavez is a salad dressing.
Joe's eyesight's going too. The other day he swore Stephen Lemons looked just like David Hendershott...Pants size, maybe. But at least Lemons' head doesn't look like a rotted jack-o-lantern.
Joe's so old, he looks like W.C. Fields…now.
I'm not saying Joe likes to drink, but his nose is so purple and veiny, the other day a wino tried to lick it.
Joe's decided to learn Spanish. Already, he thinks the Spanish word for Sheriff is "pendejo."
Did you hear Joe deputized Spider Man? Then Joe showed him how to spin a web of lies.
They call Joe America's Toughest Sheriff. And that's just his stool sample.
Last, but not least, here's Joe on Lou Dobbs saying it's an honor to be called KKK...
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HARTFORD, Connecticut: The Connecticut Legislature is currently debating a bill that would eliminate alleged discriminatory areas of the public funding for state candidates program. The bill, which passed the Joint Government Administration and Elections Committee, was placed in front of the Office of Legislative Research and the Office of Fiscal Analysis. The bill will now be reviewed and recommendations will be made for the wording of the bill.
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In German speaking countries, a Stammtisch is a table reserved for regular customers at a restaurant or pub. Please join us for a "round of" German conversation.
We meet on Mondays, 4PM at LiteraTEA (Eastside of Doheny Library – at a table in the courtyard) The Stammtisch is a good way to practice German, talk about current affairs, music, film, German culture in L. A. or any other topics that interests you. Open to everyone on campus who wants to speak German, have fun, play board games and get to know fellow German Studies enthusiasts.
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Here's the way I understand [how an MRI works]: the body is made of mostly water, and each human tissue contains its unique quantity of water. Normally, the protons in each water molecule are spinning around at random, but if you put them inside a giant magnetic field, they'll come to attention and point in the same direction. Once you've got them all lined up, you fire a radio frequency at them (woodpecker, jackhammer, heartbeat), which knocks them out of alignment. Then you turn the sound off and let the protons come back into their orderly magnetized lineup. And—the crucial part—in the process of re-aligning, they send back little radio waves of their own. Those sounds are what get translated into images.
So here it is: with all our technological advances, the best way to see inside a body is music and rhythm. (Whether or not Dubstep qualifies as music is another topic.) Take an xray of the atoms and molecules in the fleshy matter of the human frame, and you'll get a vague idea of what might be there; fire some music at those suckers and you'll get a clear image of precisely the way things are.


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Adorable Dog Convinced Glass Door Is Closed, Needs to Learn Meaning of 'Clear'
This pooch gives new meaning to the term 'doggie door.'
This pooch gives new meaning to the term 'doggie door.'
There's a reason dog is called man's best friend.
When this dog and cat have to share a bed it seems that this dog has a small surprise for the cat.
I had to ask myself if this was real life or just a fun video put out by the airline? Turns out it's real and kind of ingenious! Watch this cute dog in action and the very appreciative passengers who are getting their items returned!
It's not easy holding onto everything you're carrying when flying, so it's great when a little pooch like this can lend a paw.
Residents in the Tampa Bay area heard some weird noises and whining Friday night only to discover the following morning it was a dog trying to get out of the steep river bank, hanging on for dear life
I love this commercial.
Budweiser's new ad says:
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The spot has an owner who leaves his dog behind while he goes out to drink and the dog is patiently waiting at home
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It looks like this toddler sure has a lecture for this dog who's on the couch. LOL
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As always I must go back to explain. Back in
when we had our last-minute send-off meeting we all concurred that shorts, T-shirts and hiking boots were to be the standard riding gear. Someone pointed out that the organisers had strongly suggested full riding gear. This lame idea was rejected unanimously by all….and now back to day one…
We are picked up at the hotel bright and early and deposited at the headquarters of "Hidden Cambodia Dirtbike Tours" and are greeted by Paul and Sheila the proprietors.
The bikes at Hidden Cambodia Dirtbike Tours in Siem Reep
Paul asks the lads to give an account of their riding skills and everyone does their bit to convince him they are up to scratch. Well we do have some of the best riders in
on this trip…allegedly. We announce we are ready to ride which raises some eyebrows. Paul asks us why we are not wearing our riding gear. We explain that we are in fact wearing our riding gear. Suit yourselves he says and we fire up our Baja 250's and head out into the countryside in our shorts and t-shirts. We are led through a fast section of dirt roads with alternating sandy and muddy patches. Bringing up the rear is "Mr Slim" who is their backup sweeper rider. A river crossing claims it's first victim as Joe buries his steed under water:
A scene to be repeated later...Joe likes the low-rider look
We finally reach a cross-road where we stop for a discussion. Paul explains that he has been keeping an eye out on our riding skills to decide which route to take and is satisfied that we can have a go at the fabled ancient "
Old Angkor Road
" from Kway to "Preah-khan" or something like that. He tells us it is going to be tough…very tough. The lads snigger amongst themselves… Being the rookie-rider I am a little nervous.
Yes Brian I am sure they are still there…
The usual suspects - they are in every village all over the world!
We head off along glorious winding paths…fast and pleasant. Things start getting a little more interesting and finally at around 130 clicks we stop for a refuel in a tiny village. Petrol comes out of old plastic soda bottles. Paul says that the next 45 Kilometres will be "difficult"… And then things get really interesting really quickly. The "road" disintegrates into a mix of thick sandy stuff, crusty old deep ruts and mud. All kinds of mud. Wet watery mud, thick hard mud, slimy slipper mud. Lots of it. From what I figure they use this "road" to move large quantities of mud around the countryside. There cant be any other explanation.
The famous
road starts claiming victims amongst the elite riders. James falls off a raised runner-board into the mud:
James in action
Needless to say Cameron thought he could do better so he gracefully bailed off the next one into an adjacent bamboo swamp:
Look carefully at the biker behind the first one…
This goes on for a while and after we have covered maybe around 10 clicks of mayhem Paul says things should ease up from now on…but they get worse, much worse (or better if you like that sort of thing – actually I am loving it – as are we all)
At this time the lads are starting to quietly grumble about shorts and t-shirts and hiking boots… this is dangerous unknown terrain and we are riding some of it fast. with little or no protection...
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Where did the last two weeks go? Read my bi-weekly post @EcoSalon on the importance of being wobbly.
And thank you to my friend George for the gift of a simple garden gnome – so many, many years ago. Perhaps I will watch Amelie tonight!
I planted my fall garden last weekend – perhaps about a month late but nevertheless, it is in the ground. My daughter has finally reached the age where she is a willing participant most of the time. In fact, she planted about half a row of garlic before scurrying off to uncover the peas I had just planted and to bury the little ceramic garden gnome that keeps watch on the birds who are eating our carefully planted seeds. That little antique gnome, a gift I received 20+ years ago while living in Vienna, has traveled the world with me, gone to every new home, and overseen each new incarnation of my life. He has always reminded me that a garden was waiting in my future.
The morning I decided to plant, I woke up in my own bed after returning home the day before from a trip that included three stops in two and a half weeks. I arrived home with a head cold and the desire to lie still for another two weeks. But, my daughter and I got up that morning and raked and hoed and planted. It felt good. I sighed, and relaxed and smiled as we settled into an afternoon of working and playing side-by-side.
I admit that I am not the best gardener in the world. This fall garden should have been planted a month ago; my rows are a bit wobbly as they move down the length of my backyard plot. I am certain that when the lettuce and spinach begin to sprout, there will be sections of the rows where too many seeds were strewn too closely together, and other sections where nothing will come up.
This is much like the story of my life and business.
A business owner recently said to me, "You are so successful, you wouldn't know about the difficulties we have had in trying to build our business." I couldn't help but laugh. There are beautiful aspects to what we do at Alabama Chanin every day but there are also carefully planted rows that don't come up, sales that don't happen, frustrations and disappointments.
I recently came across an essay I had written in 2006 for Leslie Hoffman at Earth Pledge titled, "What Does Planting Tomatoes Have to Do With Fashion?" It seems at first blush that the two would have little to do with one another. The gist of the essay was how coming home and re-learning how to plant a garden had connected me to my community, my business, the greater art of sustaining life and, consequently, to the fashion industry at large. As I look back over the essay, it feels like such a long time since I wrote those words. Our first book had not yet hit the shelves. My separation from my former company was still new and the wounds were fresh. When I re-read that essay, I could sense my fear, my hopes and my determination between the lines.
What that essay also reminded me was that while my rows today might still be wobbly, the birds-eye view of the garden is straight as an arrow. My path has been crooked, but the mission that I set for myself so many years ago is alive and growing.
So, what I really wanted to communicate to the business owner that day was not laughter – as if it were a silly question. I meant that laughter to mean: I am in the same garden! As a business, we experience the same ups-and-downs, the same excitements and the same disappointments, and in spite of it all, we are still here and we are still gardening.
Today, as I sit and look at my wobbly rows, my garden feels like my business. I realize that the wobbly row is a perfect analogy for my own process. We plant rows that flourish; we plant rows that putter along. We water, we nurture, we pick, we grow. But the real beauty of it all is not in the harvesting but this moment of sitting in the sun waiting for the first sprouts to poke through the earth.
The point is to watch the little plants grow and to savor the laughter that will come when I finally discover the buried garden gnome that my daughter has left for me as a present.
In 2006, Leslie Hoffman of Earth Pledge asked me to write an short paper for inclusion in their Future Fashion White Papers. I recently came across the volume while browsing my library and the essay stirred up so many memories from that time. As the last of my tomatoes drop to the ground, I wanted to (re)share my thoughts on tomatoes and fashion.
"If so, HOW?
If not, WHY?"
- from Nam June Paik (Tate Publishing – February 1, 2011)
I love the photograph above – and thought of these questions today.
Get lost today in Nam June Paik's official website.
It is an incredible resource for information on the artist's ground breaking vision.
Our floor sweeping skirt is made of soft, wearable jersey. Pull-on design is framed by stretchable stitching, and can easily be worn slung low on your hips or high above your natural waist. The Long Embroidered Skirt is comfortable enough for everyday, but the incredible all-over design and details allow it to fit any occasion. Shown here worked in Negative Reverse Applique with our Anna's Garden stencil. Make this perfect piece yourself with a CUSTOM DIY Kit and in the stencil design of your choice.
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Inspired by Tom Hodgkinson's talk at the Hello Etsy conference (along with a cover-to- cover read of his newest book, Brave Old World: A Practical Guide to Husbandry, or the Fine Art of Looking After Yourself, and a stubborn cold that followed me home from Texas), I decided to spend the weekend being idle – or at least as idle as I can be with my temperament and a five year old at home.
In the introduction, page xiii, Hodgkinson explains that the word 'husbandry' means "nurturing animals, crops, your children, yourself." Brave Old World is written in the form of a monthly calendar or almanac, of sorts, that draws beautiful quotes and recipes from great authorities on husbandry like, Hesiod (8th century BC), known as the father of Greek didactic poetry, Virgil (70 BC), Pliny the Elder (AD23-79), John Evelyn (1620-1706) and John Seymour (1914-2004). Continue reading
There is nothing like an adventure; nothing is better than coming home.
I can't recall exactly where, but I once read an article that instructed the reader to dress in layers when attending an event. You were to shed these layers very very slowly. The idea was to take off one piece every hour (give or take, depending on the duration and your tolerance) until you were down to an incredible, shoulder baring party frock.
If ever there were a garment made for such a display it would have to be our beaded crisscross top. Rarely does a piece manage to look so elegant and refined while retaining a bit of an edge.
Black-tie, dive bar, or for those up to a challenge: both in one night, all eyes are on you-guaranteed.
We just finished setting up our Trunk Show @ the beautiful Hotel San Jose in Austin.
The hotel was conceived and designed by our dear friend Liz Lambert (also a friend to our friends at Imogene + Willie and don't miss Carrie's story on how she first met Liz).
I can't imagine a better place to spend the night (and a few days).
In fact, I spent most of my day today working in my room, breaking in the courtyard, having a tea at Jo's Coffee and resuming my work by the pool. Gorgeous.
Should you ever have the chance to grace one of Liz's establishments, jump to it.
And should you find yourself in Austin today or tomorrow, come by to see us in the courtyard of the San Jose @ 1316 South Congress Avenue from 7 – 10 pm for cocktails, shopping and a community stitch-in.
Or email us for daytime shopping appointments: kay (at) alabamachanin.com


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HP sees the future of printing in the cloud
The HP Photosmart Premium Fax e-All-in-One
Vyomesh Joshi, Executive VP, HP Imaging & Printing Group, and John Solomon, Senior VP, HP Imaging and Printing Group, Asia Pacific & Japan, at the Asia-Pacific press launch of HP's web-connected printers
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The HP Photosmart Premium e-All-in-One
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Printers are one of the less exciting PC peripherals going around, yet they are one device that most PC users own. While the "paperless office" was predicted as far back as the mid 70's history has shown the reverse to be true, with PC's making it easier than ever to produce hard copies of documents. In my (thankfully brief) time working in IT support for a medium-sized business, printer problems were by far the most common reason for calls for help and of these calls, printer drivers were often the culprit. Anyone who has had to set up a printer has likely also encountered problems with sourcing the right driver for the right system. In developing new web connected and cloud aware printers Hewlett Packard believes it has hit upon a solution that could see an end to driver hassles and give printers much wider functionality, including making printing from mobile devices such as smartphones possible without the need for a PC at all. HP has seen the future of printing and is convinced it lies in the cloud.
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FlexUPD AMOLED display takes the gold WSJ Technology Innovation Award
FlexUPD paper-thin, flexible AMOLED display technology has been announced as the gold winner at this year's Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation Awards
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The paper-thin, flexible AMOLED display developed by Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) has taken gold in the Wall Street Journal's Technology Innovation Award. Catering for two-sided surface visibility, FlexUPD could see its way into rollable mobile phones or e-Readers, or incorporated into clothing to provide information about the wearer – for medical purposes, for instance.
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Since 1980 grain bins across the U.S have been responsible for more than 180 deaths and 675 injuries. Just last year, a Hoosier farmer in La Porte county was killed in a grain bin accident. This month a 9-year-old Wisconsin boy was killed after falling into a grain bin. With harvest time approaching the Indiana Department of Labor wants to remind everyone of the hazardous nature of working with grain bins and offer some tips to assure safety.
Seven Companies Face Lawsuits for Scamming Homeowners Out of More than $14,000
Unfortunately those struggling financially can be the most vulnerable to scams. The federal government as well as Indiana general attorney,Greg Zoeller, took action against schemers who have taken more than $14,000 from unsuspecting homeowners. On Thursday, Zoeller filed lawsuits against seven companies running fraudulent mortgage rescue or relief schemes.
Scales Purchased for Marshall County Police Departments
Marshall County Prosecutor David R. Holmes has purchased highly sensitive weight measuring scales with money from the Pretrial Diversion Fund.
Holmes stated in a press release that the new changes in the drug laws make it essential to have accurate readings on the weight of any drugs seized in a case. That weight needs to be proven in court.
Argos Woman Faces Criminal Charge for Abandoning Dog
An Argos woman authorities in Marshall County say dumped a terrier mix dog in front of a house on 19th Road last week faces an animal cruelty charge. Police say Kim Paul brought the female dog to the Marshall County Humane Society on Wednesday, July 16 and said she no longer wanted the animal. Employees there told her the shelter was full. Continue reading
Traffic Stop Lands Argos Man in Jail
An Argos man faces drunk driving and drug possession charges after an early morning traffic stop in Lapaz. A Marshall County Police Officer pulled a vehicle driven by Victor Rundberg, 51, over at on Michigan Street near Vandalia Street around 1:20 a.m. A police department news release indicates he failed a certified test and was in possession of a substance believed to be cocaine. Rundberg was booked into the Marshall County Jail on charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated endangering a person, operating a vehicle while intoxicated controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance.
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Two Day Closure of U.S. 6 Near Bremen
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Kersting's Cycle Center Can Help You Learn to Ride
Are you ready to ride? Kersting's Cycle Center offers a four hour, Saturday class which goes over the basics of motorcycle riding that can help you get ready. 'Learn to Ride" is a pre-training program for people to get acquainted with motorcycle riding before heading out on the road. Continue reading
Local Music Group Receives Grant
If you hear music in the air, it could be coming from the Choralaires. The Starke County Choralaires are a chorus group that is a part of Melody Makers of Indiana. The Melody Makers of Indiana is the only chorus of it's kind in the United States.
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Commissioner Deb Griewank presented the Marshall County Council members with a request to add two job descriptions to the highway department as approved by the personnel committee.
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The Marshall County Council members discussed additional appropriations for the highway department and the health department Monday morning.
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This one wasnâ??t really up for debate.
â??Northwestern coming in here is the best team that weâ??ve faced,â?ť Bill Oâ??Brien said of Saturdayâ??s opponent. â??(Theyâ??ve) done an excellent job there of just putting an excellent team together, an undefeated team.
â??Weâ??ve got a huge challenge ahead of us on Saturday.â?ť
No doubt. The Wildcats are 5-0. Theyâ??re ranked No. 24 in the country. They broke a school record by topping 700 yards of offense over the weekend in a win against Indiana.
So to start the week off, the Penn State coach pleaded with the student body at his weekly press conference on Tuesday, asking them to get in the stands early for the start of the game.
â??This is a noon kickoff, and itâ??s by far the biggest game for us this year to this point this year,â?ť Oâ??Brien said. â??Weâ??re playing a 5-0 Northwestern team. We feel like weâ??re doing some good things. We need all those students in the stands at noon for that kickoff.
â??These (players), they feed off of that. You know, the crowd noise, the student section â?? these guys feed off of that.â?ť
Noon kickoffs traditionally feature late-arriving crowds, not just for the student section. Traffic around the stadium is particularly bad for early starts, regardless of the opponent or the time of year.
Student organizations announced Monday that they would be organizing a â??white-outâ?ť for the game, encouraging the entire student section to wear white to the game.
â??Whether itâ??s white-out, this-out, that-out â?? I donâ??t know,â?ť Oâ??Brien said.
â??I just need them in the stands at noon, going nuts for this football team. Because weâ??ve got to have a great home-field advantage. And these guys really feed off of that.â?ť
The Lions are as healthy as theyâ??ve been all season headed into the game. Valley Viewâ??s Nyeem Wartman (knee) is the only 2012 contributor who has been ruled out.
Defensive end Pete Massaro is expected to return after missing the last two games. Safety Stephen Obeng-Agyapong sat out the second half against Illinois but should also be at full strength.
Oâ??Brien didnâ??t waste time naming Bill Belton his starting running back at the start of preseason camp. He was confident enough in the sophomore that he said Belton could handle upwards of 20-25 carries a game.
An ankle injury in the opener scrambled those plans. But now that Belton is back and at full health, Oâ??Brien said he still plans to use a rotation of guys in the backfield.
â??Whoever it is, maybe itâ??s more like 12 to 15 carries per game,â?ť Oâ??Brien said.
â?? Nobodyâ??s going to carry it 30 times for us. Itâ??s more about that 10- to 15-carry range, probably right now. Things change as the season goes on.â?ť
Asked about how things have gone for the program on the recruiting trail in light of the NCAA sanctions, Oâ??Brien sought to paint a bright picture.
â??When the sanctions happened, I know that everybody said, â??Uh-oh, here we go. Whatâ??s going to happen to Penn State?â?? â?ť Oâ??Brien said.
â??(But) at every home game weâ??ve had between 40 and 50 prospects here. OK? So, you know, what (negative effects) are we talking about here?â?ť
The Lions, of course, can only bring in a maximum of 15 new recruits (down from 25), starting with this upcoming signing class and lasting for four years. From 2014-17, they can only have 65 scholarship players at any given time (down from 85).
Oâ??Brien acknowledged that it wonâ??t be easy, but he insisted that interest in the program from high school players has not waned.
â??So whoâ??s to say?â?ť Oâ??Brien said. â??OK, the numbers, the numbers are not equal to the other teams out there. We understand that. As a staff, we have to do a great job of understanding that. But at the end of the day, Iâ??ve been very, very impressed with the fact that people really, really enjoy being recruited by us, coming to the games here.
â??So is it going to be hard? Yeah. Recruitingâ??s hard. Recruitingâ??s hard. But at the end of the day, I think thereâ??s a lot of good stuff.â?ť
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Buddhism and Information Technology E124 Axiological Ethical Issues Axiological ethical issues Social impacts of IT Related to ―On the Internet‖ Loss of the ability to recognize relevance Acquiring skill Loss of a sense of the reality of people and things Anonymity and nihilism Colonialization of consciousness through IT. Information Technology and Buddhism BACKGROUND: PETER HERSHOCK Reinventing the Wheel: A Buddhist Response to the Information Age "Medium is the message" Marshall McLuhan's Statement (1964). Media has significant moral valence regardless of content. Information Technology and Buddhism Hershock concludes the fundamental task of ethics related to information exchange (media) is not to critique the ―content‖ (although that may seem the logical critique), but to evaluate and provide alternatives to the history of progress through which the media have come about and which the media have, in turn, both sustained and deepened. Information Technology and Buddhism We may be debating questions concerning freedom of speech and the limits of privacy rights, however, it may be that we can't answer these questions within any framework of linear, one-directional sequences of causes and effects. And, we may be asking the wrong questions. Information Technology and Buddhism COLONIZATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS 30 hours of TV per week/22,00 commercials per year. Internet use—90% Americans expected to be online 12-15 hrs per week online. Americans average 60% of their waking life online taking attention away from families and communities? ―vegging‖ out versus ―getting conscious.‖ Information Technology and Buddhism COLONIZATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS Exportation of these practices is what Hershock means by Colonization. Material colonialism involved extraction of natural resources and breakdown of local economy and indigenous value system. (English extracted raw materials, brought it back to England and then sold cloth back to Indians). Colonization of consciousness (exporting our ideas and practices and extracting the attention of the people in our direction)—leads to breakdown of their local communities and cultures. Information Technology and Buddhism COLONIZATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS Consider the possibility that all of the above is an attempt to end some kind of ―existential disconnect‖ and that we are looking outside of ourselves and in the wrong place to resolve. Information Technology and Buddhism Buddhist response: Four Noble Truths All is trouble or suffering (dukkha); Cause of Dukkha is ―desire for private fulfillment--- craving and aversion There is a means by which such a resolution is possible overcoming craving and aversion gives rise to freedom from suffering 8 fold path leads to this freedom Information Technology and Buddhism The means by which such a resolution is possible is found in the practice of the Eight Fold Path—we can dissolve the patterns of conditioning that bring about suffering by developing right view, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration In sum, the root of Buddhism lies in developing skillful insight into the interdependent origination of all things, and through this, redirecting the movement of our situation from cycles of chronic trouble and suffering toward release from those cycles. Buddhism Ethical Norms characteristic of Buddhism are similar to other religions: • Upholds having harmonious relations between people. • Compassionate care for other beings • Self restraint. • Economic justice. • Non-violence. Buddhism Buddhism is different than other religions with respect to ethics in the following ways: – No supreme authority. – Radical relativity. – Interdependence of phenomena. – Dependant co-arising and knowing. – Everything arises and ceases in continuous flux. Buddhism Buddhism is different than other religions with respect to ethics in the following ways: – Endless flux and co-dependence where everything is interrelated and inter-influencing. To understand this phenomena is itself wisdom and will give rise to ethical behavior. – Wisdom and Silla (ethical behavior) are like two hands washing each other---ways of behavior inform wisdom and visa versa. Buddhism • Two views of reality around the time of Buddha--pre-Socratic – Parmenides-world made up of discrete material ―stuff‖ versus QuickTime™ and a TIFF (LZW) decompressor are needed to see this picture. – Heraclitus-the world is in constant flux Buddhism "Characteristics of Power" provide information about our underlying worldview. Buddhism Western Notion of Power In the west we view ourselves as separate things and we are concerned with what these separate things can do to each other. Buddhism Western Notion of Power Power ―over‖… property or others (something you can win or loose) giving rise to: Defenses. Fear (life forms need defenses but if you want something to grow those same defenses need to be able to break apart). Buddhism Western Notion of Power Power ―over‖… property or others (something you can win or loose) giving rise to: Defenses: Nothing wrong with defenses. They are absolutely necessary to protect living things. However, if we want to grow it is necessary to ―peel off the old.‖ Buddhism Buddhist Notion of Power Instead of seeing ourselves as separate things, see flows revealing patterns that self- organize Power ―with.‖ Buddhism Buddhist Notion of Power Power "with" – Power is an emergent (property) as we act together – Power results from synergy – To create power create connectivity Buddhism – Sangha • Radical inter-connectivity • Power with… • Sharing • Fundamental generosity-making sure everyone has enough Buddhism – Suffering – Delusion-- (ignorance) » Is thinking that you are separate and hold yourself apart and aloof from web of life. » Only see the parts and can't see the whole. » We feel weak and vulnerable and we try to shore ourselves up with ―things‖ and defense. » Mutually reinforcing mistake about life. Buddhism – Suffering – Greed-the mistake to think that we need things for ourselves rather than for all of us » Craving the need to pull things toward us and hold on to it for ourselves at the exclusion of others. Buddhism – Suffering – Aversion--strong defense and gives rise to hatred Buddhism – Suffering Causes---power over + lack of wisdom (can't see interconnectivity) – Delusion-- (ignorance) is thinking that you are separate and hold yourself apart and aloof from web of life—only see the parts and can't see the whole—mutually reinforcing mistake about life – Greed-need to hold on to what's mine – Aversion--strong defense and gives rise to hatred Buddhism Wisdom-Experience and Understanding Dependant Co- Arising or Interconnectivity Biology and system thinking changed the lens with which we see reality. Instead of seeing things as separate we now began to see things as flows of matter and energy and information and what appeared to be separate entities we began to see as nodes and patterns that self organize thanks to these flows. Open systems because they sustain themselves through the flow of matter, energy and information. Systems thinkers fascinated analyzing the principles and properties by which the flows generated these open systems. Example of the neural net Buddhism QuickTime™ and a TIFF (LZW) decompressor are needed to see this picture. • Following the 8 Fold Path leads to freedom from delusion, greed and aversion and to wisdom (mind) and compassion (heart) and the experience of radical interconnectivity. Buddhism QuickTime™ and a TIFF (LZW) decompressor are needed to see this picture. • Eight Fold Path suggests a way to behave that provides the optimal conditions to shift our thinking and resolve the Four Noble Truths. Information Technology and Buddhism Content and right speech—basis of this type of communication is compassion—literally, a relationship of shared feeling or emotion (is that possible in one way direction and/or online when the conversation is disembodied?) Information Technology and Buddhism Content and Right Speech continued. Studies show how when you put TV into community the behavior of children changes. Children don't learn to resolve trouble in liberating fashion. Rather, they may be learning to solve problems in ways that compound problems and increase sum total of suffering. Debate whether violence is indicator of what is inside versus causal connection. Buddha said ―what is and what is-not are twine barbs on which all human kind is impaled‖ Then the question of what came first the chicken or the egg keeps us locked in suffering when the truth may be that neither is correct. Information Technology and Buddhism Right View—leads to seeing our situation as interdependently arisen, as irreducibly dynamic, and as to some degree troubled and yet always open to revision (practice of three marks—Anicca (impermanence) Anatta (absence of permanent identity) and dukkha (suffering) – i.e. while media arises out of local and global conditions, they also influence these very conditions—mutual causation Impermanence—the emptiness—shows that nothing ultimate primacy or status of an original cause—so the notion as media-as-cause and media-as mirror—can be seen as independently existing things only because of the temporal, spatial, and conceptual horizons that we impose on the emptiness or interdependence of all things. Information Technology and Buddhism Right View Continued: Advertising—primary focus of advertising is to foster sense of lack and wanting—craving—root of suffering often singled out by Buddha as root condition of suffering (along with lack of awareness of interdependent nature of all things) And it isn't WHAT we are conditioned to WANT but rather the ACT OF WANTING. Information Technology and Buddhism CONTEXT: MEDIA AS A TOOL VERSUS AS A TECHNOLOGY--although we can turn off our computer or TV we can't put the media away like we can a hammer. Media will shape how we speak, what's popular, notions of good, how we work and live 1. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AS A COMPLEX SYSTEM OF TECHNOLOGIES AND EMERGE AS PATTERNS OF RELATIONSHIP OR HISTORICAL PROCESSES THAT INSITUTIONALIZE VALUES ACROSS A WIDE RANGE OF HUMAN ACTIVITIES AND MORAL VALANCE. 2. Merely focusing on the UTILITY of the tool, we ignore the tendency of it to deeply alter and institutionalize our core values. Information Technology and Buddhism • Central Idea of Buddhism is to be able to be in accord with any situation whatsoever and to respond as needed (notice this is central idea of Taoism as well). – A steady diet of mass media does not and cannot permit developing such virtuosity. Information Technology . and Buddhism Idea of ―technotopia‖ world in which no galling hardship, agonizing disappointments, shortages, and no sense of loss. End to trouble, as we know it. Also the end of the compelling dramatic tensions, collapse of our stories and ―dramatic entropy‖—collapse of all differences that make a difference. Infinite variety would be possible but no compelling reason to choose on over the other.
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The journalist, who has worked at the channel since it began in 1989, said he was as looking forward to the "challenge". He added: "I have been extremely lucky to have presented flagship breakfast, Sunday and, most recently on Boulton & Co, lunchtime shows. The opportunity to take on an evening programme was an offer I couldn't duck.
"I am also enormously proud of the part I have played in building up Sky News's political operation and I am delighted I will remain a part of that in my new role."
His successor will be announced later this year.
Head of Sky News John Ryley said: "Adam is a giant in political journalism and I am thrilled he has agreed to anchor a new evening programme for us.
"He was the first television journalist to treat politics as a live, dynamic, ever-changing story."


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We don't want to push the Cinderella metaphor too far, but last Thursday, Orange County's little KOCE truly was stepsister to the belle of the SoCal public TV ball, the giant KCET of Los Angeles.
And then on Friday, the belle smashed her glass slipper on the marble staircase and left the party. The stunned stepsister ascended.
How well-prepared is KOCE, a little $11 million-a-year operation run until recently out of a community college, to step into the slippers of KCET, a $61-million-a-year operation, long the primary source of public television programming in the nation's second-largest TV market?
We took a spin through KOCE's tax returns to get an idea of the station's fiscal health, and got that queasy feeling in our stomach. Ak. On paper, our KOCE has been in the red every year for the past three years.
We at The Watchdog felt funny calling a public TV station and asking for Mr. Rogers, but we did, and we had a long talk with Mel Rogers, KOCE's head honcho. He has been explaining this oddity to prospective donors a lot. "No, we are not losing $1 million a year," he said. "It's funny money, accounting stuff."
The 2009-10 tax returns are still being prepared, but it looks like KOCE will finish the year about $800,000 in the black, Rogers said.
The red ink recorded on the tax returns has nothing to do with the station's cash in hand, he explained: When it comes to cold, hard dollars-and-cents, KOCE has been in the black those three years, with revenue and expenses lining up pretty nicely at about $10.7 million, he said.
The red ink on the tax returns-- a half-million last year, and more than a million each of the two prior years -- is a result of the station's recent sale, and of how it must depreciate the newly-elucidated value of its broadcast license, and how it must record the loans it took out to buy the station.
"We've got some odd things going on here," Rogers said. "First of all, the big thing, is that we have experienced something that no other PBS station has gone through in the last decade: A sale. Coast Community College sold KOCE to the KOCE Foundation, and that occurred in 2004.
"Now, one of the oddities of accounting for public television is you have to for some reason amortize the value of your broadcast license. No one really has a way of determining the value of a nonprofit broadcast license, so they say, 'How much is it worth? I dunno, $1 million.' And then they show it as a non-cash reduction, an increase in annual expenses. The depreciation of the value of the broadcast license.
"We have the weird thing: We bought the station for $32 million. What that means is, we have a number. And so, every year, it's decreased a little and recorded on our books as a loss of about a half a million -- because of the depreciation of the broadcast license being set on the number from the sale. So there you go, you get a loss right there.
"When the foundation bought the station, we raised money and made a down-payment of $8 million and then took a note for the rest of the station. So we owe Coast Community College, and we pay them every year to pay off the note. But what the board leadership at time did was negotiate an interest-free note. What auditors tell you is, if you have a big loan that you don't pay any interest on, you still have to show the interest you would have paid if you had gotten that loan from a bank or traditional lender. That's about a half-million.
"So about $1 million of non-cash stuff, it just shows up as a loss."
Ah, we love accounting! KOCE reports net assets of $2.7 million, which is what's left after its liabilities are subtracted from its assets. That's about 25 percent of annual expenses, which isn't too shabby.
- Local production is by far KOCE's biggest expense, at $5.9 million.
- It spent another $2.9 million to buy PBS programs and pay PBS membership fees.
- Next up was community affairs and public information costs, at $625,256.
Rogers comes pretty cheap, by TV station manager standards, with total compensation at $216,200 last year (down from $249,425 the year before). It was important to tighten his belt when times got tough, he said, and pointed out that some travel expenses get included in that total comp number.
The head of KCET, Albert Jerome, had total compensation of $467,417 last year, according to tax returns. (There may be a raise in Rogers' future.)
- KOCE's "Inside OC with Rick Reiff" show was one of the station's biggest outside contracts at $71,667. which does not represent the full cost of the show. Reiff formed a production company and raises money from sponsorships to cover costs. He's executive editor and "OC Insider" columnist for the Orange County Business Journal.
- The station's gala event dinner last year had gross receipts of $295,570, expenses of $122,923 for net income of $172,647.
- This year's gala dinner brought in about $611,000, Rogers said.


text: springfield 1911 GI or Remington R1? [Archive] - Glock Talk Glock Talk > Firearms Forums > 1911 Forums > springfield 1911 GI or Remington R1? PDA View Full Version : springfield 1911 GI or Remington R1? EricandSuebee11-05-2010, 16:46So between those two which one would you choose and why. bac102311-05-2010, 17:31The Springfield is probably the better quality gun, due to its forged frame. I also like the fact that it doesn't have the stupid Series 80 firing pin safety. That Remington does have nicer features, but isn't true GI spec. http://i473.photobucket.com/albums/rr97/briancut1023/000_2017-1.jpg http://i473.photobucket.com/albums/rr97/briancut1023/006-9.jpg RonS11-05-2010, 17:48Depends on what you want to use it for and your likes and dislikes. I like the feature set on the Remington, but dislike the S80 stuff. I have a GI and dislike the sights, which are difficult to change unless you dovetail them or have a staking tool. Even then the front sight DT is an odd size. To keep as is and shoot as is I would choose the R1, for a base gun the GI. EricandSuebee11-05-2010, 18:36I would be using it as a shooting weapon/carry weapon/self defense etc... Agent6-3/811-05-2010, 18:46I would be using it as a shooting weapon/carry weapon/self defense etc... That being the case, neither. I'd go with the SA Mil-Spec. High profile sights, lower an flared ejection port, polished feed ramp and beveled mag well. IMO, its the best gun in its class and carry ready out of the box. dakrat11-05-2010, 18:53I would go with Springfield, coz bac said so :supergrin: Bac's opinion on firearms are always spot-on with mine. javelinadave11-05-2010, 20:40Don't waste your time with the Remington R1. The few I handled were not put together vert tight. THe Springfield GI would be a much better choice. You may also want to consider an STI Spartan for the same money. ctfireman11-05-2010, 21:01The Gi is cheaper & seems like a nicer fit. I love mine.......she's a keeper. carloglock1911-07-2010, 16:59I chose SA Milspec over the R1. Nothing against the R1 liked the way the SA shot and it felt better in my hand. Good luck with your choice! FLIPPER 34811-07-2010, 18:07So between those two which one would you choose and why. the one made in USA because it's the one made in USA bac102311-07-2010, 20:12the one made in USA because it's the one made in USA I thought you didn't like the Series 80 safety? EricandSuebee11-07-2010, 20:15Well as people already know I chose the SA 1911A1 GI in Stainless steel. bac102311-07-2010, 20:28Well as people already know I chose the SA 1911A1 GI in Stainless steel. Yep. Good choice. :cool: anyplainjoe11-08-2010, 20:49Remington - It has better features. bac102311-08-2010, 20:58Remington - It has better features. He already bought the Springfield. glock274011-08-2010, 21:17If I bought either, it would be as a base gun for a project build. In that case, it would be the SA GI. FLIPPER 34811-08-2010, 21:28I thought you didn't like the Series 80 safety? between the two choices listed, being made in USA would trump the 80 safety solomansousana11-09-2010, 18:13I've got each one, and while the R1 is as dependable as the Springfield, the Springfield seems much more solid in my hand for some reason. tx78711-09-2010, 22:12The R1 I handled at my LGS looked to be very well put together. I almost bought it and still might for Xmas. solomansousana11-10-2010, 12:38The R1 I handled at my LGS looked to be very well put together. I almost bought it and still might for Xmas. Splurge a little lol, buy it, you'll love it every single time you squeeze the trigger. tx78711-10-2010, 15:14I think I might have to, I'll be sure to post back if and when it happens. fowler11-11-2010, 06:42The last 4 springfields I had would not run 100%. The RIA would run 100%. I,m not a fan of Springfields. The Remington R1 ran 100% out of the box like a Glock. I,m a big fan of reliable automatics. The R1 is a best buy and get one before the price jumps after the intro time frame. A keeper. brickboy24011-12-2010, 12:13Don't like your Springer GI's sights? Call Springfield and have them send you a set of the Mil-Spec 3 dot sights. This will run you maybe 25 bucks. Then, get a smith to put them on...mine did it in about 30 minutes while I waited. The high profile 3 dot Mil-spec sights go right on the GI slide with zero mods. Cheapest way to get a very decent sight upgrade on a very nice basic 1911. I love my GI....accurate and very reliable for a gun of this low cost. G36_Me11-13-2010, 06:56good thread with good opinions. thanks to all. remat11-13-2010, 12:57Just a thought....Springfield = lifetime, Rem = 2 yr G36_Me11-13-2010, 15:21so I went to the gun show today. looked hard at the Springfield. if I was looking at the right gun, I really like it. didn't like that it was made in Brazil and did not like the "lock in the grip" but other than that, really nice. didn't buy it, but was tempted. just felt all around like better than the R1 for not much difference in price. vBulletin® v3.8.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.


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You take a book for your very own personal collection. In return, you give (or swap/trade) the librarian a book review of that book within a month.
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Five generations of the Bukovinsky family got together over the weekend. Seated is great, great grandmother Barb Douglas holding baby Gabriel Pesquera and grandfather Wayne Bukovinsky. Standing is great grandmother Janet Duell and mother Erika Bukovinsky-Pesquera. The family lives in North Creek.
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Glory be to the Father,
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Glory be to the Son,
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Glory be to the Holy Spirit,
Who has sanctified me in the sacrament of Baptism,
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Alladeen, directed by Marianne Weems, makes the unremarkable observation that global capitalism is irrevocably letting genies out of their bottles, and the production overkills that theme throughout. After each trainee chooses a phone alias from the names of the Friends characters, Weems repeatedly superimposes images of the sitcom actors onto still shots of the trainees in case the implications weren't already clear. As a successful service rep climbs the corporate ladder, he loses his native identity somewhere in a London karaoke bar. Oil lamps and advertisements for Aladdin movies pop up overhead to signal the mythic transformations underway. An LED board flashes, "I wish I could be a CEO."
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Professor Susan Benesch,a Faculty Associate of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University and research advisor on the Umati projecthas released a reportdescribing a set of violence prevention methods carried out in Kenya during the national elections of 2013, to counter inflammatory speech and limit its power to inflame audiences, while protecting freedom of expression.
It is impossible to measure accurately what role each effort played in preventing wide scale violence in Kenya in 2013, since a wide variety of interrelated factors were at play. But it seems undeniable that in its totality, the anti-violence/pro-peace speech in Kenya – coming from broadcasters, clergy, soccer stars, soldiers, and other diverse sources - played a significant role in maintaining public calm in 2013. Benesch's report, available here, describes many of those efforts, including Sisi Ni Amani, special episodes of Vioja Mahakamani, iHub'sUmati project and NipeUkweli campaign, as well as a critique of 'peace propaganda.'The report highlights a need to conduct further experiments in Kenya and elsewhere, to further develop and improve methods for the prevention of violence.
The full report is available here: http://www.ihub.co.ke/ihubresearch/jb_BeneschCFPReportPeacebuildingInKenyapdf2014-3-25-07-08-41.pdf.
For further information on The Dangerous Speech Project, seehttp://voicesthatpoison.org/. Susan also recently gave a talk arounddata-driven methods to diminish hatred online.


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