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The real question is probably more like "How do I go about picking a boat for me?"
Well..... for me, it's actually closer to the real question for a couple of reasons....
I sail in fresh water great lakes, so the punishment of the salt sea is not an issue. The #1 reason of a used boats condition seems to be original build quality. You can really see it looking at a ODay, compared to say, a Pearson.
I realize that previous owner care counts for alot. But, in big freshwater lakes, no-one is going crazy outfitting their boat with lots of stuff to go long distance cruising. Most boats are pretty minimal for equipment and this is less of a factor in used boat cost.
This comes down to there being a host of used boats in the 1970-1990 range all around 27-36 feet long (most have stayed in the lakes their whole lives). The three factors that seem to determine the used price are (in no particular order)
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well at least i cant do it on this bike :) Its another issue that i think these people who ever test riding the bikes always try to get their knee down rather then telling us the 1190 adventure burns alot petrol got a heat problem. The bike doesnt been made for track use and what is the point of using the bike like this :) what are you going to go evrywhere with wheeles ? :) why there is a wheele in a test ? for an adventure bike ? :) these jornulist bikers makes me laugh specially MCN . they test ride a harley davidson sportster and they said the ground clearence is bad :) lol the ground clearence ? IT IS A HARLEY DAVIDSON ! cruiser what ground clearence you have in mind ? the same thing happend in KTM 1190 . they said the bike is this god that good 150 hp like a sports bike but they didnt tell positives and negatives about the bike . These guys in the video can put their knee down and i find even wearing full leathers shows that you are not an off road or enduro rider . sorry jornulists but its true .
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RANDOLPH A woman suffered life-threatening injuries and a Barre man received serious facial injuries in a one-vehicle crash in Randolph on Sunday morning after which the driver ran from the scene, Vermont State Police said.
Kyle Larrabee, 19, of Roxbury, was cited on charges of driving under the influence resulting in a serious injury, gross negligent operation resulting in a serious injury, leaving the scene of an accident and driving with a suspended license.
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The distraught mother of a 14—year—old Briton, who was severely beaten up by a group of teenagers for his iPod, said the government had made the worst mistake by "taking away the rights of parents to chastise their children".
Tyler Molloy was viciously assaulted by the gang after they stole his iPod. Molloy went into coma for two days and will not be fit enough to return to school until September, the Daily Mail reported on Monday.
"One of the worst mistakes this government has ever made was taking away the rights of parents to chastise their children," Tyler's mother, Jerry Molloy, was quoted as saying.
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La'Da, Csaba A. (2010) A New Greek Petition from Hellenistic Egypt. In: Czeglédy, A. and Horváth, L. and Krähling, E. and Laczkó, K. and Ligeti, D. A. and Mayer, G., eds. Pietas non sola Romana, Studia memoriae Stephani Borzsák dedicata. Eötvös Collegium, pp. 131-138. ISBN 9589639548243. (The full text of this publication is not currently available from this repository. You may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided)
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A MIDI guitar controller built to the specs of a real guitar. Measuring just over 16 inches long and weighing just under 2 pounds, it's lightweight & portable - yet powerful. Jamstik is designed to pair with your favorite Apple device. The jamstik has real frets and real strings that enable real musical expression. With the jamstik, you can control hundreds of MIDI music apps or software programs (and the list is growing). The patented finger-sensing technology sees your fingers and tracks all of their fine nuances to guide the teaching experience, allowing you to practice or create anywhere.
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Shot was a spur of the moment thing. One light source via window.
skin color looks OK but imho. highlights burned out.
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A trip to the hospital is rarely a pleasant experience — all jokes about hospital food notwithstanding. There's the quality of discharge teaching patients received. They also researched readmission data within hospital databases. What did they find? They found their hunch to be dead-on. "When nurse staffing is higher," says Yakusheva, "patients feel the quality of care they receive is better and thus feel more prepared at the time they leave the hospital. Additionally, having fewer overtime nursing hours leads to a drop in emergency room visits after discharge." According to their findings, just 45 minutes of extra nursing care per patient per day can reduce the patient readmission rate by 44 percent. That 45-minute increase in non-overtime nursing care could also save the 16 nursing units in the study more than $11 million a year. So why aren't hospitals doing back flips over these findings? The problem is health care's current payment methodologies. They don't provide any advantage for hospitals to increase the number of nurses per shift. Further, payer savings from reduced readmissions aren't applied to offset the costs of increased staffing. "Here's the dilemma with what we found," says Weiss. "Essentially, if you increase staffing a little bit, readmissions decrease. That's what the data shows. The problem is hospitals accrue the cost of staffing, but they don't see the benefit on the readmission side. The payers see the greater benefit. So it's an interesting dance to figure out how you make those upstream changes when there's no benefit to doing so." Though some health care reform legislation does change the payment model to incentivize preventing readmissions, it's not an overnight process. Nevertheless, Weiss and her team have made three recommendations based on their findings: 1.) Keep staffing levels more stable and avoid understaffing; 2.) Implement a standardized protocol for assessing the quality of discharge teaching and a patient's readiness for discharge; 3.) Support the transition in health care financing at the national level toward the bundling of payments for hospital and post-discharge care and incentivizing of appropriate staffing levels to achieve the best possible patient outcomes. "I think what our research does more than anything," says Weiss, "is highlight what we already know about nurses. Namely, that RNs make a difference. The number of total hours an RN spends in direct contact with a patient every day makes a difference."² stress of undergoing a procedure, however major or minor it may be, the talk about risks involved and hypothetical worstcase scenarios. There's the pain of the procedure itself, the pain of recovery, of rehabilitation — and then there's the bill. All things considered, however, the cost a patient incurs is minimal compared with the overall cost of admission. And when it comes to the cost of readmission? Generally, those costs can be avoided — certainly not all the time, but some of the time — with greater nurse/patient interaction and better discharge teaching. Such was the hunch, anyway, of an interdisciplinary team of researchers at Marquette that included Drs. Marianne Weiss, Olga Yakusheva and Kathleen Bobay. The three joined forces in 2008 for a study that looked at 16 nursing units in four Midwestern hospitals and included information collected firsthand from 1,892 medical/surgical patients. "Our research was something we could do together but not alone," says Weiss who, along with Bobay, is an associate professor in the College of Nursing. Yakusheva is an assistant professor of economics in the College of Business Administration (currently doing a post-doc at Yale School of Public Health). The team collected data from electronic hospital data systems and from patients themselves, looking at staffing data as it related to registered nurses and the Drs. Kathleen Bobay, Olga Yakusheva and Marianne Weiss Marquette University 17


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It may not be news that the cyber domain is perhaps the most vulnerable point for U.S. defenses, but when the former top commander in Afghanistan says we're not ready for cyber war, it reinforces the quandary facing the U.S. military, civilian agencies and the private sector alike.
Military-wise, it is hard to tell how prepared the Pentagon is for cyber war – information is tightly locked down under high-level classifications – but there are a wide array of other mitigating factors that contribute to vulnerability, according to Gen. Stanley McChrystal, former commander of U.S. and international forces-Afghanistan.
"I don't think we're prepared for the future because I think it's almost impossible to be," McChrystal said Oct. 29 at an event held by SAP National Security Services in Falls Church, Va. "In the case of cyberspace, I think our big problem is that we are going to try to balance the amazing capacity to monitor and control, with the desire of people to have privacy, freedom of action, freedom of communication. That's going to be a very careful balance, and we're going to get stuck a few times."
When asked about his thoughts on cyber warfare, McChrystal did not specifically mention the National Security Agency or its chief, Gen. Keith Alexander, but he alluded to ongoing controversy over NSA surveillance activities and pointed out that successfully weighing civil liberties against the terror threat is a pressing challenge happening in real time.
"Al Qaeda used the Internet incredibly effectively against us, and the more open it is, the more they'll do that. But there's that balance to find between what you're able to do and what people are willing to accept," he said. "We're seeing that play out in the papers today."
A day later Alexander spoke at a Bloomberg Government event Washington, and while most of his time was spent discussing the NSA, he also emphasized what he characterized as priorities in U.S. cyber defense. Among them were calls for a more defensible architecture, better threat-sharing information and continued transition to "a thin, virtual cloud" that allows rapid response to potential threats.
"A mistake in cyberspace means that the adversary has a chance of getting into our networks," Alexander said. Action "can't be at the speed of people; it has to be at the speed of the network."
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The year about to close has been a good one for U.S. stocks, but just how bubbly investors will feel this New Year's Eve might depend on which of the major indexes they follow.
Investors with an eye on the Dow Jones Industrial Average can celebrate a relatively modest 6% price rise in 2012, with one day of trading left. But there will be much more champagne flowing for investors in the Standard & Poor's 500 index, which is set to rack up a handsome double-digit price gain of nearly 12%.
The notable disparity between these two well-known and popular U.S. stock-market measures can be attributed to various differences between them, including some related to index construction and some to stock selection.
For starters, the 26% rise in Apple AAPL 0.8752568688636883% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD132.54 1.15 0.8752568688636883% /Date(1432328400108-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 44876715 AFTER HOURS USD132.77 0.230000000000018 0.17353251848498566% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 719257 P/E Ratio 16.3831891223733 Market Cap 763566849045.821 Dividend Yield 1.569337558472914% Rev. per Employee 2287920 More quote details and news » (ticker: AAPL) goes a long way in explaining the gap. The maker of some of the world's most ubiquitous computer products and telecom gadgets is the biggest stock in the S&P 500 index and the largest single contributor to the S&P's rise in 2012.
It's responsible for roughly 11 points in the S&P's 145-point rise, says David Blitzer, chairman of the index committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, which owns and produces both indexes. S&P Dow Jones Indices is 73% owned by McGraw-Hill (MHP), which owns Standard & Poor's; CME Group CME 0.6209850107066381% CME Group Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD93.98 0.58 0.6209850107066381% /Date(1432328400071-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1016538 AFTER HOURS USD93.98 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 34002 P/E Ratio 26.548022598870055 Market Cap 31723714254.0702 Dividend Yield 2.1281123643328366% Rev. per Employee 1185750 More quote details and news » (CME) owns 24%, and Dow Jones, which publishes Barron's and is owned by News Corp. (NWSA), owns just 2.6%.
UNFORTUNATELY FOR THE DOW, Apple is not a component. Indeed, six of the 10 biggest contributors to the S&P 500's rise are not in the Dow, Blitzer adds.
"Both indexes are imperfect measures of the same thing," says John Manley, chief equity strategist of the Wells Fargo Advantage Funds. But the Dow, with its narrow sample of just 30 stocks, can be more significantly moved by one or two stocks than the S&P and its cast of hundreds, Manley says.
Consequently, the 47% plunge by Dow member Hewlett-Packard HPQ 2.7490393142181495% Hewlett-Packard Co. U.S.: NYSE USD34.76 0.93 2.7490393142181495% /Date(1432328474461-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28353154 AFTER HOURS USD34.95 0.190000000000005 0.5466052934407365% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 252241 P/E Ratio 13.31800766283525 Market Cap 63178346397.5298 Dividend Yield 1.8411967779056386% Rev. per Employee 357099 More quote details and news » (HPQ) hurt the index this year. "One or two clunkers isn't going to be as much as a factor for the S&P 500," Manley notes.
The small sample risk is further complicated by the Dow's unusual price-weighting construction, where stocks with high prices have more of an influence than those with low prices. This is best seen in the lack of a big boost from Dow component Bank of America BAC 0.1195457262402869% Bank of America Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD16.75 0.02 0.1195457262402869% /Date(1432328474600-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 45880867 AFTER HOURS USD16.73 -0.0199999999999996 -0.11940298507462686% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1152039 P/E Ratio 25.267762860159902 Market Cap 175910168457.031 Dividend Yield 1.1940298507462686% Rev. per Employee 426549 More quote details and news » (BAC). Despite its enormous 104% rise in 2012, says Jim Russell, senior equity strategist at US Bank Wealth Management, the bank stock's big move up was muted in the average because the shares have a relatively low price of $11.36, for less than a 1% weighting in the Dow, he adds. The S&P 500, in contrast, weights its components according to their market value.
The fewer members in the Dow, along with its price-weighting construction, also makes it very difficult for a stock to get into the index. With a $510 share price, Apple would have had an inordinate sway on the Dow if it were included. The Dow's "harder to get into than Mrs. Astor's ballroom," Manley quips.
ANOTHER FACTOR IN THE Dow's laggard performance this year had to do with its sector make-up. The financial sector is leading the 2012 rally, and it is the second-biggest weighting in the S&P 500, at about 15%. But financial stocks make up only about 11% of the Dow. The Dow is also underweight health-care stocks, which did well this year, and is overweight underperforming industrials, adds Blitzer.
"The Dow is loaded with tech stocks, which also underperformed in 2012," says Neil Hennessy, CEO of Hennessy Advisors and a close Dow watcher. What's more, it was the wrong kind of tech, like Microsoft MSFT -1.0965837199493884% Microsoft Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD46.9 -0.52 -1.0965837199493884% /Date(1432328400226-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 25401723 AFTER HOURS USD46.84 -0.0599999999999952 -0.1279317697228145% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 318860 P/E Ratio 19.46058091286307 Market Cap 380499712379.456 Dividend Yield 2.6439232409381663% Rev. per Employee 737992 More quote details and news » (MSFT), which eked out a 2% gain, and Intel INTC -0.29806259314456035% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD33.45 -0.1 -0.29806259314456035% /Date(1432328400128-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20048846 AFTER HOURS USD33.41 -0.0400000000000062 -0.11958146487294469% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 796187 P/E Ratio 14.173728813559322 Market Cap 158686803619.385 Dividend Yield 2.8699551569506725% Rev. per Employee 523777 More quote details and news » (INTC), which fell 17% — not to mention HP's abysmal performance, he points out.
Other factors are important too. Small- and mid-capitalization stocks outperformed in 2012. The S&P 500 has them, and the Dow doesn't.
Yet there lies the possible basis for the Dow's outperformance in 2013. For most of the year, stocks with purely domestic revenue — typically small and midsize companies — led those with lots of international revenue, usually larger companies. That reversed, however, right after the U.S. election, according to Bespoke Investment Group.
If investors continue to fret about the U.S. fiscal cliff and become more encouraged by signs the global economy is picking up, that could give a lift to the Dow's global mega-cap stocks in tech and the industrials, like Caterpillar CAT -0.7836113287809247% Caterpillar Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD88.63 -0.7 -0.7836113287809247% /Date(1432328497187-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3463408 AFTER HOURS USD88.66 0.0300000000000011 0.033848584000902626% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20383 P/E Ratio 14.20352564102564 Market Cap 53500964460.8167 Dividend Yield 3.159201173417579% Rev. per Employee 478364 More quote details and news » (CAT).
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Can the International Atomic Energy Agency stop a war with Iran?
- By Mark HibbsMark Hibbs is a senior associate in the Nuclear Policy Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
A month ago, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) told Iran that it was time for a sit-down.
It sought a meeting for two reasons. First, talks with Tehran to negotiate a so-called "structured approach" to wind down the IAEA's investigation and determine whether Iran had been working on nuclear weapons — following evidence raised by Yukiya Amano, the agency's director general, back in November — had ground to a halt in early June. Second, unless Iran made a significant goodwill gesture by the end of August, Amano would have to report to the agency's Board of Governors that, for nine months, Iran had refused to cooperate — even as Israeli officials were signaling that they might attack Iran's nuclear installations without warning and soon because diplomacy had failed.
Now, Amano has done just that. Iran and the IAEA had a fruitless encounter in Vienna on August 24, and so six days later Amano filed his report to the IAEA governors. With war drums beating in Jerusalem, the report's language is sober and muted. The IAEA doesn't want to see a war in Iran. But the message of the report is clear: Iran continues to enrich uranium in violation of Security Council resolutions, and it continues to obstruct the IAEA investigation expressly mandated by those resolutions.
There are five salient points in the IAEA's 14-page document:
Fordow Centrifuge Installation: Beginning late last year, Israeli officials have warned U.S. counterparts that an expansion of uranium enrichment activity at the underground Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant was their main concern in part because the plant's product is uranium enriched to 20 percent — much closer to bomb-grade product than the 3.5 percent enriched material Iran produces elsewhere. In the teeth of Israeli threats, earlier this summer, Iranian media reports citing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad asserted that about 1,000 new centrifuges had been set up at Fordow. The math behind the new IAEA document confirms that Iranian claim. Of the nearly 3,000 centrifuges Iran has told the IAEA it intends to set up at Fordow, about two-thirds are now installed. However, so far none of the new machines is enriching uranium. Iran continues to produce 20 percent-enriched uranium with about 700 centrifuges it installed previously. If intensified enrichment activity at Fordow is an Israeli red line, the IAEA report says it hasn't been crossed.
Uranium Enrichment Continues Unabated: Charts at the back of the report show that in the three months since the IAEA's last report, and indeed for several years, Iran has steadily added to its inventory of enriched uranium at all three of its declared centrifuge plants. Iran's total stockpile of 20 percent-enriched uranium, including from the Fordow plant, is now nearly 200 kilograms, about 50 kilograms more than three months ago. Iran's biggest enrichment plant, at Natanz, has now put out just under 7,000 kilograms of uranium enriched to 3.5 percent, compared to about 3,500 kilograms at the beginning of 2011 and 1,000 kilograms at the beginning of 2010. If cyber warfare and sabotage attacks launched by Iran's adversaries over the last three years were meant to cripple Iran's enrichment plant output, they did not succeed.
No Iranian Cooperation on Weapons Allegations: In a report to the board last November, Amano aired detailed evidence suggesting that, since the late 1980s, Iran had carried out nuclear weapons-related research and development activities. The new IAEA report spells out that Iran has persistently refused to comply with IAEA requests to address these allegations: "Despite the intensified dialogue between the Agency and Iran since January 2012, no concrete results have been achieved in resolving the outstanding issues. Given the nature and extent of credible information available… [i]n the absence of such engagement, the Agency will not be able to resolve concerns… which need to be clarified to exclude the existence of possible military dimensions to Iran's nuclear program." The report also says that the IAEA has obtained new information which supports Amano's earlier allegations. It's anyone guess if and when Iran will answer the IAEA's questions, but many observers believe Iran is holding its cooperation hostage to advances in its negotiations with the P5 states and Germany. So far, that track has made little progress.
Cover-up at Parchin: During a meeting in Tehran in May, Amano asked Iran to let the IAEA inspect a specific location at a military installation at Parchin, after a former scientist working in the Soviet nuclear weapons complex, Vyacheslav Danilenko, told the IAEA he had helped Iran set up apparatus there which the IAEA suspects may have been used to conduct high-explosive testing for a nuclear weapons program. Iran told Amano that, unless the IAEA would agree to a new "work plan" that would terminate the investigation step by step, it would refuse. Meanwhile, the IAEA has obtained aerial reconnaissance data — some publicly available, some not — suggesting that Iran has sanitized the Parchin site to hide or remove escaping debris or emissions from such an explosive test: "Iran has not responded to the Agency's initial questions on Parchin and [Danilenko]; Iran has not provided the Agency with access to the location within the Parchin site to which the Agency requested access; and Iran has been conducting activities at the location that will significantly hamper the Agency's ability to conduct effective verification."
Uninterrupted Reactor Construction at Arak: In addition to Iran's enrichment plants, Security Council resolutions have ordered Iran to suspend construction at Arak of a heavy-water reactor typically used to generate weapons-grade plutonium. The new IAEA report documents that Iran has continued to defy those resolutions. On August 1, IAEA inspectors went to the site and saw workers installing reactor piping inside the reactor building. Separately, lack of cooperation by Iran is inhibiting the IAEA from drawing up an effective plan to inspect the reactor once it begins operating next year.
With the exception of the perhaps not insignificant detail that Iran's newly installed centrifuges at Fordow are idle, the IAEA report depicts an Iran that is defiant and determined not to bend to the will of the international community. That's where Israel enters the picture. The IAEA's eleventh-hour meeting with Iran this month testifies to Amano's understanding that an Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear installations would be the ultimate vote of no confidence in the IAEA's abilities. But Amano has little recourse. The IAEA's relationship with Iran deteriorated after his November disclosures, and the organization's mandate and mission gives Amano little negotiating leverage. The P5 and Germany have more, but there is no grand bargain on the horizon. The effects of an Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear installations would be profound and devastating, but if an attack happens — as in 2003 in Iraq — the IAEA would have little choice but to watch.
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HOUSTON (ICIS)--US propane should remain long because the new fractionators coming on line will outpace exports and other sources of new demand, the CEO of Dow Chemical said on Thursday.
Because of the advent of shale gas, several companies are expanding propane export terminals.
In addition, several companies, including Dow, plan to build propane dehydrogenation (PDH) units, which will use propane as a feedstock to produce on-purpose propylene.
However, shale gas is also encouraging companies to build more fractionators, which will add to the nation's supply of propane.
"At the end of the day it doesn't changed the direction as we see it, in terms of the market being long globally for as far as the eye can see," said CEO Andrew Liveris during an earnings conference call.
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Date acquired: April 24, 2013 Image Mission Elapsed Time (MET): 9145650, 9145778 Image ID: 3944041, 3944042 Instrument: Narrow Angle Camera (NAC) of the Mercury Dual Imaging System (MDIS) Center Latitude: 40.26° Center Longitude: 221.9° E Resolution: 24 meters/pixel, 28 meters/pixel Scale: Crater diameter is about 35 km (21.7 miles) Incidence Angle: 44.6° Emission Angle: 2.1° 19.9° Phase Angle: 43.3° 29.4° Of Interest: Today's image is another chance to whip out your red-cyan 3D glasses! This multidimensional view, where north is to the left, helps bring to life the extensive hollow network on the crater floor. Look how these bright, irregular depressions create such a dramatic etched appearance! This image was acquired as a targeted set of stereo images. Targeted stereo observations are acquired at resolutions much higher than that of the 200-meter/pixel stereo base map. These targets acquired with the NAC enable the detailed topography of Mercury's surface to be determined for a local area of interest. The MESSENGER spacecraft is the first ever to orbit the planet Mercury, and the spacecraft's seven scientific instruments and radio science investigation are unraveling the history and evolution of the Solar System's innermost planet. During the first two years of orbital operations, MESSENGER acquired over 150,000 images and extensive other data sets. MESSENGER is capable of continuing orbital operations until early 2015. Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington
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Okay, so Ricky Romero wears his emotions on his Blue Jays jersey sleeve. The current ace's anger can erupt from the mound like his fastball. He isn't the first to mix mental volatility with heater velocity, while others have sailed through their careers on a decidedly more even keel.
A look back at the playing personalities of some of the team's greatest pitchers shows that either way can work.
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175-134 as a Jay
The team's first major-league calibre ace, Stieb's reputation as its most ornery endures. He did not suffer poor defence well, often staring laser beams at his fielders after bobbled balls. With a mood that could drop like his slider, Stieb often drew the ire of teammates, some of whom secretly confessed that they wanted to beat him up.
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The best major league pitcher of the 1980s, Morris was a Jay for the two World Series years. Morris, the first Jay to crack 20 wins in 1992, was the epitome of cool and is remembered for some of the most amazing clutch performances in baseball history. He was cocky, but always in control of his emotions on the mound. Stone-faced, he looked at the game — through death stare eyes — as war.
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The first Cy Young winner in Jays history, Hentgen was in many ways the anti-Stieb, bringing a boyish enthusiasm to the game and encouragement to his teammates. Though fiercely competitive, he was congenial. Marked with humility, Hentgen would be the first to tell reporters that his game stunk when he was off.
41-13 as a Jay
What was fuelling Clemens' ferocity is an open question. Now beset by steroid accusations, he was doubtlessly one of the most volatile pitchers in history. Known for his arrogance and tantrums, he was tossed from games more than a few times and was prone to exploding in the dugout and clubhouse.
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The iceman wenteth to Philadelphia as arguably the best pitcher in team history. The 2003 Cy Young winner was a phenomenon of focus on the mound and an emotional black hole both on and off it. He was in many ways the polar opposite of Romero, his apparent successor.
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My mom and I stayed her for a break at the beach. The pictures online do not do justice to the charming rooms. When we arrived Nancy, who is super warm and friendly, immediately put us at our ease, showed us around and let us choose a room. We chose the schooner. We loved being upstairs at the back and I would choose that room again. I especially enjoyed the very comfy little sofa under the window. Great place to sit and read while feeling the breeze and smelling the sea. We were very comfortable and well looked after. The breakfasts were really really good - maybe not as much choice (as in type of bread for toast, etc) as some people are used to but it was so relaxing to just sit down and not have to think too much and make decisions. I'm very picky about my eggs and they were the most perfectly cooked eggs I have had in my whole life! The location is awesome. Being right on Highway 1 did mean traffic noise but it did quiet down in the night and it was worth it to be walking distance to glass beach and to the little town center and all the shops as well. We had a lovely lovely break and I would definitely recommend the Glass Beach Inn.
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The Paddler's Guide to Melbourne is the first flat water paddling guidebook for Melbourne in six years and the only one with dedicated paddle maps, GPS coordinates, and colour photographs for every location. It will be launched with a social paddle on the Yarra River at Kew followed by a book signing at the Studley Park Boathouse in Kew on Sunday the 22nd of September, 2013.
Paddle Start at Bellbird Picnic Area at 9am for a 9:30am start on the water. Paddlers without their own craft will be able to hire them from Studley Park Boathouse on the day and will join the rest of the group there at 10am.
The book signing will take place at the Studley Park Boathouse at approximately 12:30pm after the paddle. Copies of The Paddler's Guide to Melbourne can be purchased on the day for just $10 ( RRP $14.95).
All Guides available for purchase from Canoes Plus
( Ph 03 98757 0110, www.canoesplus.com.au)
This is a social paddle and no membership, insurance, or fees are involved. By taking part, you are accepting full responsibility for your own equipment, ability, and safety.


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Tell me when pastor Raphael gon' reveal that
If not, man I'm outta here
from Jay Electronica – Dear Moleskine Lyrics on Genius
Jay is skeptical that organized religion can deliver on its promise of happiness and fulfillment.
John Raphael is a notable New Orleans pastor, associated with the New Hope Baptist Church.
Jay name-dropped Pastor Raphael in another song, too. Jay eventually followed through on the threat of being "outta here"
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