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Simpli Home Acadian Console Table
Simpli Home Acadian Console Table
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|Top Finish: Tobacco brown
|Base Finish: Tobacco brown
|Distressed: No
|Gloss Finish: Yes
|Top Material: Wood
|Base Material: Wood
|Solid Wood Construction: Yes
|Reclaimed Wood: No
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Hardware Material: Stainless steel; Bronze
|Non-Toxic: Yes
|Shape: Rectangle
|Lift Top: No
|Storage Under Table Top: Yes
|Adjustable Height: No
|Nested Stools Included: No
|Legs Included: Yes
|Base Type: 4 Legs
|Magazine Rack: No
|Wheels: No
|Exterior Shelves: Yes
|Cabinets Included: Yes
|Drawers: No
|Hardware Finish: Galvanized steel hardware
|Weight Capacity: 75 Pounds
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with damp cloth or wood cleaner
|Country of Manufacture: Viet Nam
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 year
|ISTA 3A Certified: Yes
|CARB Compliant: Yes
|General Conformity Certificate: Yes
About the ManufacturerSimpli Home was founded in 2003 in Toronto, Canada with the idea of creating a home furnishing company that would design products that captured the essence of North American life. The decision was to make affordable, stylish, comfortable and functional furniture pieces using natural materials and based on current trends. Their belief is that everyone should be able to afford to acquire the furniture to which we aspire. Whether you purchase the RTA (ready to assemble) or upholstered furniture, laundry cabinets or patio furniture, you will find the attention to detail and quality unsurpassed.
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Nice console for a small depth space.
Dawn from Aberdeen, MD – Verified Buyer
Very pretty piece! Fits nicely in space I needed it for. Console was darker than picture. Very happy when I opened the box to see it was darker. No damage at all to any of the pieces and had ample screws etc. Instructions were easy to follow. Nothing was missing. Some of the pre-drilled holes were either not in the spots they should have been or not there at all. Still managed to put this console together and it looks beautiful!
Beautiful Furniture!
Susan from Rio Rancho, NM – Verified Buyer
Both end table and Acadian Console Table are beautiful pieces. The first initial shipment of both of them were damaged but I called and they happily replaced both pieces with no questions or hassle. It was a pleasure to do business with them. I have both pieces in my office and get compliments all the time. Very classy looking!
Great Value
Chris from Old Hickory, TN – Verified Buyer
I was hesitant to purchase this table but decided to go with the reviews and get it. It went together easily enough but the directions left a little to be desired. They were not entirely clear. The table is solid and looks great. Need to mention that one of the trim pieces had broken free of the top in shipping but I was able to reattach it with no problems. Overall this was a great buy.
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Erin from Bristol, PA – Verified Buyer
Really good quality. A lot Darker than pictured. Looks much more expensive than it is. A bit confusing on the assembly. Arrived in good shape w no knicks. That rarely happens even from good furniture stores.
Nice Look
Bridgett from MEMPHIS, TN – Verified Buyer
I had been looking for something to put underneath my mounted tv. An entertainment center was too large, so this console table was perfect! One piece had a deep scratch, and it was somewhat difficult to put together. Outside of the scratch, it met my expectations.
Perfect Table
Vickie from Newton, AL – Verified Buyer
I ordered this table to put in the kitchen table nook area. Pros: It is the perfect color and looks great. Well made table for the price. Easy assembly. storage area is roomy. Baskets to fit the bottom shelves were easy to find. Cons: NONE
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sue from delanco, NJ – Verified Buyer
Love this table! It wasn't the simplest to put together but it matches our kitchen cabinets perfectly and the quality is good - doesn't look like a "put it together yourself" piece! I will definitely be making future purchases from Wayfair!
Great addition!
Tracy from Bakersfield, CA – Verified Buyer
Just as pictured! Love. We have small living space but this is a great size and still fits perfect and does not look bulky at all. Great quality and rich color!
I was really impressed!
Traci from San Antonio, TX – Verified Buyer
This accent piece was wonderful. The quality was good and I was surprised at how solid it was. We love our table. Pros: Beautiful design, easy to assemble
Lisa from Suwanee, GA
love this table, fits my side kitchen area perfect and holds all my cook books! Pros: extra storage no wasted space! Cons: none
OUR SKU # QSI1068Acadian Console Table is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: AXWELL3-002, INT-AXCACA-CONS-ALB


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NL East Notes: Upton, Span, Howard, Marlins
If a rose by any other name still smells as sweet, does a baseball player by any other name peform better? B.J. Upton will answer that question this season as he will go by his given name of Melvin Upton Jr. and, as David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution notes, will have "Jr." on the back of his uniform for the first time in his professional career. Upton has struggled since his arrival in Atlanta after signing a five-year, $75.25MM free agent contract in November 2012 slashing .198/.279/.314 with 21 home runs and 61 RBIs in those two years. John Hart, Braves president of baseball operations, first tipped Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Jeff Schultz to the name change (Twitter links). For those wondering, B.J. is short for Bossman Jr., his father's nickname.
In other news from the NL East:
- Nationals centerfielder Denard Span is one of the team's seven impending free agents and is looking forward to that opportunity, writes James Wagner of the Washington Post. "I've worked my whole career to get to this point, to be a free agent," Span said. "But at the same time, I'm concentrating on trying to do the best that I can to help this ball club win. I feel like if I do my job and we do our jobs collectively I'll get compensated and everything will fall into place." Wagner adds the Nationals have not approached Span about a contract extension.
- With the increasing likelihood of Ryan Howard opening the season in Philadelphia, GM Ruben Amaro Jr. is making amends for the comments he made about the Phillies being better off without the first baseman, reports Ryan Lawrence of the Philadelphia Daily News. "Frankly, I apologized for those comments that I made that were public," said Amaro. "And I think he appreciated that. Other than that, I want to keep the conversation private. It was a good talk." Despite a willingness to eat a substantial portion of the $60MM remaining on Howard's contract, no market has developed for the 35-year-old.
- Speaking publicly for the first time since being dealt from the Yankees in December, recent Marlins addition Martin Prado told reporters, including Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald he "couldn't be happier when I found out I was going to play with [Giancarlo] Stanton and [Jose] Fernandez and young kids coming up. Very happy to be here. Couldn't be more excited. They have a good mix of young guys and veteran guys. I hope we can build a team around [Stanton] and take some pressure [off] him."
- The Marlins believe the signing of Ichiro Suzuki already is paying off and he hasn't even arrived from his native Japan yet, according to Tom D'Angelo of the Palm Beach Post. Over the weekend, President David Samson said at least 90 Marlins games will be televised in Japan. The 41-year-old won't be play every day, but the $2MM deal is already paying dividends for Miami.
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NL East Notes: Clippard, Kang, Breslow
Nationals GM Mike Rizzo told reporters that there's no progress to report in potential contract extensions with Jordan Zimmermann, Doug Fister, Ian Desmond, Tyler Clippard, and Denard Span, tweets William Ladson of MLB.com. Here's a look at more out of the NL East..
- Rizzo told Ladson that teams are showing interest in Clippard. The right-handed reliever has spent most of his career as a setup man but has some experience as a closer too. He's projected by MLBTR's Matt Swartz to earn $9.3MM in his final spin through arbitration.
- The Mets are interested in Korean shortstop Jung-Ho Kang, tweets Matt Ehalt of The Record. Kang is expected to be posted later this week. As we learned earlier this evening, GM Sandy Alderson alluded that Kang could be out of the club's price range. As for left-handed reliever Craig Breslow, the Mets' interest is "overblown."
- Mets farm director Jon Miller will leave the organization at the end of the year, sources tell Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (via Twitter). Andy Martino of the New York Daily News (via Twitter) hears that Miller is already done with the club.
- Rizzo sounds like a man who is ready to make some moves. "We're open for business," the Nationals GM said, according to Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post (via Twitter).
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Stark's Latest: Zimmermann, Scherzer, Tigers
Only three free agents make Jayson Stark's list of the top 10 players to watch during the Winter Meetings, reflecting the feeling from several baseball executives that the trade front could be much busier than the free agency front in the coming days. Jon Lester is the key domino in the process, as in the words of one NL executive, "he sets the free-agent market and kick-starts the trade market. Depending on when he signs, he could create the greatest Winter Meetings in decades or the most boring." Here's some more from ESPN's Stark…
- "The most widespread front-office conspiracy theory" sees the Nationals trading Jordan Zimmermann and then signing Max Scherzer. This scenario is "so obvious it makes me question if it's real," one GM said. Clearly a lot of factors would have to fall into place for the Nats to pull this off, though they're known to be listening to offers for Zimmermann, who will be a free agent after the 2015 season. Scott Boras, Scherzer's agent, is known for waiting until deep into the offseason to find a preferred deal for his clients, which could give Washington more time to line up a Zimmermann trade.
- Beyond Zimmermann, the Nationals are also listening to offers for Ian Desmond, Doug Fister, Denard Span and Tyler Clippard. All of these players can hit free agency after 2015, making Washington the "team with the potential to make the biggest deal of the offseason. And maybe not just one," Stark writes.
- The Tigers are "listening intently" to offers for David Price and Rick Porcello, though they'll only deal one of the two, and Detroit would only move Price if they can re-sign Scherzer. "The Tigers have made it clear they aren't subtracting any starting pitchers unless they have a replacement lined up," Stark writes. I'd note that the newly-acquired Shane Greene could be such a potential replacement for Porcello, who Stark says is the more likely to be traded than Price.
- Phillies GM Ruben Amaro has told teams interested in Cole Hamels to make an offer if they wish, but the Phils are waiting to see where the big free agent arms go before they seriously start exploring a Hamels trade. Several teams have said the Phillies' asking price for Hamels is far too high, and one rival official tells Stark that the pitching market is too deep for the Phillies to expect both top prospects and Hamels' entire contract to be absorbed in a deal.
- Jeff Samardzija is likelier to be dealt before Hamels, one executive predicts, since the Athletics are more aggressively shopping their right-hander. We've already heard that the White Sox, to name one team, have discussed a Samardzija trade with the A's. One exec warns that the A's could have trouble finding their desired return for Samardzija, since "it's just hard to give up a lot of value for a one-year pitcher."
- The Red Sox are open to trading any position player except for Mookie Betts, Xander Bogaerts, Rusney Castillo and Christian Vazquez, Stark writes. It also goes without saying that David Ortiz and Dustin Pedroia won't be dealt, not to mention the newly-signed Pablo Sandoval and Hanley Ramirez.
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Nationals Exercise Denard Span's Option; Decline LaRoche, Soriano
3:01pm: The team announced the move on Span while also announcing that it has declined its club option on reliever Rafael Soriano and the team end of a mutual option for first baseman Adam LaRoche.
Neither of those moves surprised, either. Soriano struggled in the second half and lost his closer job, and never was really in contention to have his $14MM tab paid. LaRoche, meanwhile, will get a $2MM buyout. While it may have made sense to exercise the $15MM option in other circumstances, Washington is expected to shift Ryan Zimmerman over to first.
2:26pm: The Nationals have exercised center fielder Denard Span's $9MM option, Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post reports on Twitter. Span, 30, will now enter his final season of team control before hitting the market after the year.
This news comes as no surprise, as Span put up an outstanding all-around year in his second campaign with the Nats. He led the league with 184 hits and slashed .302/.355/.416 in 668 turns at bat. Span also contributed a career-best 31 stolen bases.
Even with some defensive metrics looking down on his work in center — which, it should be noted, goes against the views of some observers — he was nearly a 4-win player in the view of Baseball-Reference and Fangraphs. By measure of Baseball Prospectus's WARP figure, Span tallied 5.7 wins above replacement.
Even better for Span and the Nats: since coming over from Minnesota, Span has only missed time sporadically while remaining an everyday presence in the lineup. While a slight step back in production may be expected, it is worth noting that Span produced at this level earlier in his career before concussion issues struck.
Span, of course, was acquired from Minnesota prior to the 2013 season in exchange for pitching prospect Alex Meyer. Though the Twins are only just preparing to see how their end of the deal that will pay out, the Nationals are surely happy that it was such an easy decision to pick up this option.
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NL Notes: Toussaint, Phils, Pirates, Billingsley, Cards, Marlins, Nats
Here's the latest out of the National League …
- The Diamondbacks are close to reaching agreement with first-round pick Touki Toussaint, reports MLB.com's Steve Gilbert. "Touki I think is very close right now," said GM Kevin Towers. "… Pretty optimistic we'll get something done here shortly." Toussaint, who was taken 16th overall (with a $2,338,200 slot bonus), was rated between the eighth (MLB.com's Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo) and thirteenth (ESPN.com's Keith Law) best player available, with Law saying he could have the most upside of any of the draft-eligible high school righties.
- Even if the Phillies decide to sell, it may prove difficult, writes Matt Gelb of the Philadelphia Inquirer. In particular, many of the team's veteran players have not only no-trade protection but also vesting options (some of which appear more achievable than others) at the back ends of their already-sizeable contracts. GM Ruben Amaro Jr. has indicated, however, that those contracts should not be a major hindrance if the team shops its best players. "[W]e have taken money back on deals before and will do it again if we have to," says Amaro.
- The Pirates rotation is looking increasingly thin, writes Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. Injuries have accumulated on top of an already poor start to the year, and unlike last year the club lacks obvious internal replacements to step in and provide a boost. Though some attractive arms figure to be made available at the trade deadline, Biertempfel indicates that Pittsburgh seems unlikely to pay the price (in dollars and in prospects) to add an impact starter.
- Dodgers starter Chad Billingsley says he is exceedingly unlikely to throw again this year, as Steve Dilbeck of the Los Angeles Times reports. Billingsley has been diagnosed with a partially torn flexor tendon. "If I do the rehab I would have a chance," he said, "but the risk would be … tendon fails, that's a six-month rehab after surgery. Doing three years' rehab would be a grind." As that quote indicates, it has already been a long road for Billingsley and his troubled right arm. He is in the last year of a three-year, $35MM pact that includes a $14MM club option for 2015. It seems highly likely at this point, of course, that Los Angeles will instead pay a $3MM buyout and let Billingsley hit the open market.
- The Cardinals are currently hesitant to go shopping for a starter, reports Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (video link). St. Louis still has internal options for the rotation (such as Joe Kelly and Carlos Martinez) and probably will not meet the asking price for top-end arms. One team that could be in the market for rotation help is the Marlins, Rosenthal adds.
- Nationals GM Mike Rizzo says that the club is not looking to deal Denard Span or Adam LaRoche to allow Ryan Zimmerman to stay in left field when Bryce Harper returns, Rosenthal reports. Span remains an interesting name to watch, however, as Rosenthal notes. The outstanding defensive center fielder has failed to reach base reliably from the top of the lineup, but is under control through next season with a fairly reasonable $9MM team option.
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Rosenthal's Latest: Gonzalez, Chacin, Singleton, Cards, Span
In his latest Notes column, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports opines that the Rockies shouldn't be buyers at this summer's trade deadline. While the club could make a Wild Card run, he writes that the team isn't a serious World Series contender. Rosenthal feels that the club should look to move Jhoulys Chacin — who could be a non-tender candidate this offseason — to clear room for one of its top pitching prospects (likely either Jon Gray or Eddie Butler). The bigger, and certainly bolder move posited by Rosenthal is to deal Carlos Gonzalez in order to clear room for everyday at-bats for Corey Dickerson and Charlie Blackmon. With Kyle Parker and a number of other outfield prospects on the horizon, plus Brandon Barnes and Drew Stubbs as reserve options, the team has plenty of outfield depth. Gonzalez is also owed $53MM following this season. Rosenthal notes that ownership has never shown an inclination to move Gonzalez, however, so the Rockies likely don't share his point of view on the future of their star outfielder.
More from his latest piece…
- Most agents with whom Rosenthal has spoken feel that Jon Singleton sold himself short by agreeing to a five-year, $10MM contract extension that could reach $30MM with three club options and $35MM if he hits enough performance bonuses. First base prospects are among the safest variety of prospects, and while some bust, Singleton will earn scarcely more than the current MLB average salary, over the life of his deal on an annual basis (assuming all options are exercised).
- Rosenthal feels that the Cardinals should look to add a big-name starting pitcher such as James Shields or David Price at the deadline (should either become available, which is no guarantee, of course). While pitching certainly isn't a need for the Redbirds, it's not exactly clear where they'd place another bat upon acquiring one. And, given the team's wealth of prospects at multiple positions, they could move valuable assets that are essentially spare parts to their own organization.
- Ryan Zimmerman projects to play first base for the Nationals next season, but Rosenthal asks what might happen if Washington instead decides to keep Adam LaRoche. Doing so could push Zimmerman to left field full-time, with Bryce Harper manning center field, Jayson Werth in right field and Denard Span becoming a trade chip. Span has a $9MM club option and a "limited"future with the club given the presence of Michael Taylor (not to be confused with the former A's prospect of the same name) at Double-A, writes Rosenthal.
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East Notes: Span, Ruiz, Red Sox, Mets
Denard Span was surprised to hear his name come up again in trade rumors, MLB.com's Bill Ladson writes. Span has been with the Nationals less than a year, having arrived from Minnesota in a trade for prospect Alex Meyer last November 29. "My first reaction was, 'Here we go again,'" says Span. "I dealt with trade rumors the last two years. It surprised me because I've been in Washington for one year. The guys in Washington have been trying to get me for a while, and to hear rumors this quick after one year is surprising." Span hit .279/.327/.380 in his first year in Washington, a bit below his career averages. Here are more notes from the East divisions.
- Carlos Ruiz might be a good fit with the Red Sox, suggests FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal. Rosenthal hears that one team has already offered Ruiz somewhere in the vicinity of two years and $20MM, and he thinks that team could be the Red Sox. By signing Ruiz rather than Brian McCann or Jarrod Saltalamacchia, Boston would avoid committing to a contract of more than two years. Signing a catcher for three years or more might not be ideal, with prospects Blake Swihart and/or Christian Vazquez potentially ready to help in the next couple years.
- Marlon Byrd's deal with the Phillies signals how difficult it will be for the Mets to find power this offseason, Newsday's Marc Carig writes. Byrd's contract, which could balloon to $24MM through 2016 if he can stay on the field, followed in the footsteps of Jose Dariel Abreu's $68MM deal with the White Sox, as well as Hunter Pence's $90MM contract with the Giants. Carig notes, though, that the frenzy for power hitters could be beneficial to the Mets in one respect — Lucas Duda and Ike Davis might be able to fetch a decent return on the trade market, despite their deficiencies.
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Nationals Willing To Listen To Offers On Denard Span
Officials of competing clubs say that the Nationals appear willing to listen to offers on center fielder Denard Span, reports Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com. The 29-year-old came to Washington via trade from the Twins, who received pitching prospect Alex Meyer in the deal.
Featuring stellar defense and a league-average bat (.279/.327/.380, 97 wRC+ in 2013), Span also swiped twenty bases last year. Most importantly, he comes with a very attractive contract that would fit in most teams' budgets, making Span a widely attractive trade target. He will be paid $6.5MM next year under the deal, which inludes a 2015 club option at $9MM with only a $500k buyout.
Presumably, Nats' GM Mike Rizzo would only seriously entertain the possibility of dealing Span if he wanted to clear room for a major acquisition. Though Heyman mentions the possibility of the Nats chasing Jacoby Ellsbury, it is also worth bearing in mind that the club could hypothetically add a corner outfielder and shift Bryce Harper to center. At this point, though, it is probably unwise to read too much into the report, as Rizzo could just be gauging how the market values his leadoff man.
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Quick Hits: Myers, Hamilton, Span, Hawpe
The Rays are likely to promote Wil Myers in the next ten days, says ESPN's Jim Bowden (on Twitter). Myers has not yet appeared in the Majors. Myers, 22, is currently hitting .279/.354/.486 for Triple-A Durham. He is rated as the No. 4 prospect in baseball by Baseball America, Keith Law and Jonathan Mayo. The cutoff point for Super Two eligibility is not entirely clear, but we're now at a point in the season where it's unlikely Myers would be eligible for Super Two status if he were to earn a callup and stick. Regardless, the Rays would maintain his rights through 2019. Here are more notes from around the Majors.
- David Ortiz thought the Red Sox would sign Josh Hamilton this offseason, Rob Bradford of WEEI.com reports. "I thought it was going to happen," says Ortiz. "It didn't happen, but I thought it was going to happen. We let some guys go that was like $300 million, so I thought there was a chance." Bradford cites a source who says Hamilton and the Red Sox never came close to an agreement. Hamilton later signed with the Angels for five years and $125MM.
- Denard Span was surprised when the Twins traded him to the Nationals for Alex Meyer last offseason, MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger reports (via Twitter). "I thought I was one of the cornerstones of the team. When I signed my contract, I thought I'd be there for five years," says Span, who's hitting .267/.318/.360 for the Nats this season.
- Brad Hawpe of the Angels is back in the big leagues after nearly two years away, MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez notes. The Angels promoted Hawpe from Triple-A Salt Lake on Saturday after he hit .305/.405/.504 in 131 at bats there. His last appearance in a big-league game was June 18, 2011 with the Padres. Hawpe says he had resigned himself to the idea that he might not play in the Majors again. "I was OK with it," he says. "I've had a bunch of good memories in this game. I've been very fortunate and blessed. It doesn't mean I wouldn't like to make some more memories, but I've been very blessed, and if that was the end of it, I was OK with it."
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Rob Antony Talks Twins' Offseason, Future
For the fourth straight year, Twins assistant general manager Rob Antony sat down with Jesse Lund of SB Nation's Twinkie Town to discuss the state of affairs with his team. Antony and Lund discussed the Twins' offseason at length, ranging from the trades of Denard Span and Ben Revere to the Twins' pursuit of starting pitching. Here's a look at some of the highlights, but bear in mind that entire piece is well worth your time…
- The Twins never intended to trade both Revere and Span, but the Phillies' offer of Trevor May and Vance Worley was too strong not to pull the trigger. Antony identifies May as someone who could get a September call-up in 2013 if he enjoys a strong season.
- The Twins had conversations with both Scott Baker and Francisco Liriano, but were unable to agree to terms with either one. In particular, the Twins sought a club option for Baker, who wanted strictly a one-year deal. Antony said they didn't want 2013 to "be a donation" to Baker in the event that he wasn't healthy and effective for most of the season. That decision looks wise, with Baker on the 60-day disabled list for the Cubs.
- Mike Pelfrey identified the Twins as a team he wanted to pitch for and was aggressive in working out a deal, according to Antony. The Twins did quite a bit of homework on Pelfrey's recovery from Tommy John surgery in order to ascertain that the right-hander would indeed be ready for Opening Day, as he promised.
- The Twins made several "competitive offers" to free agent starting pitchers, in some cases making better offers than the ones those pitchers ultimately took. The Twins had conversations with nearly every free agent starting pitcher and spoke with around 15 agents for pitchers at the Winter Meetings in December.
- Following the Span trade, most teams didn't believe that the team would also trade Revere. Antony says four teams were in the mix for Revere, but the Phillies were the most aggressive and ultimately landed him with the aforementioned offer.
- The Twins were willing to do a one-for-one swap of Span and Alex Meyer because they believe Meyer is a legitimate front-of-the-rotation candidate who can be a "dominant" strikeout pitcher.
- The decision to bring Aaron Hicks north as the team's Opening Day center fielder was a result of Hicks' strong play in Spring Training and his poise off the field. The Twins' front office was never overly concerned with delaying Hicks' free agency by a season: "If he's that good of a player we're going to do what we can to sign him long term and none of that's going to matter."
- Antony, GM Terry Ryan and the rest of the front office prefer to gradually expose their top prospects to the Major Leagues so as not to field a team of all rookies. Additionally, that line of thinking prevents mass arbitration and free agency issues: "If you can bring a couple guys, a couple rookies in each year, it helps infuse that and it helps to spread it out so that not everybody becomes arbitration eligible at the same time or free agents at the same time, all that stuff."
- The Twins "admire" the Royals' bullpen of power arms and would like to build a similar bullpen. The team prioritized power arms in the 2012 Draft, selecting a number of hard-throwing college relievers.
- Antony offered a definitive "No," when asked if the team had interest in Aaron Harang prior to his trade to the Mariners. The Twins feel they have a number of similar arms in the organization already.
- There's been no contact between the Twins and Jim Thome for "a couple of months," and the two were never on the same page. Minnesota had interest in Thome, but they were far apart in discussions.
- "It would be great if he could be a Twin for life," Antony said of Justin Morneau. "He's a guy who's meant a lot for this organization and we'd love it if he were to play his entire career here, but you just don't know how things are going to work out in the end."
- Antony feels that too much has been made of the decision not to extend Ron Gardenhire prior to this season. Many have speculated that Gardenhire is on the hot seat following a pair of 90-loss seasons, but Antony said it was intended to be an organization-wide message that they're looking to get better from top to bottom. He adds that he hopes Gardenhire is the Twins' manager for years to come, and that in three years people are surprised there was even a debate.
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Fares was speaking at last night's BAFTA awards in London, where Brothers won the gong for Best Innovation. We also caught up with the Lebanon-born director and asked when he came up with mapping control of one brother to the left analogue stick, and the other brother to the right one - an idea that probably contributed to Brothers winning its award.
"It was the first day," Fares told Joystiq. "I had to fight so hard to make this game happen. So the first time I got the chance to make a demo, actually I was sat at my motel room and I came up with the concept and the actual story. I mean everything, how it starts, how it ends, how you control, that was all from day 1. Of course it changed during development, but trying to convince all the studios that this was gonna be awesome...
"I'm quite known in Sweden for making movies, so people were like, 'You're a movie maker, you don't know anything about games.' But eventually I convinced them. I've worked on this game two years, it's been a real passion project for me."
We're glad he convinced them, too: The PS3, Xbox 360, and PC game scored third place in our Best of 2013 awards, with Mike Suzsek calling its emotional adventure "a true rarity, as it places the gravity of its compact story right in your hands."
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Coronary artery calcification score and carotid intima–media thickness in patients with hemophilia
Article first published online: 4 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1538-7836.2011.04514.x
© 2011 International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis
Volume 10, Issue 1, pages 23–29, January 2012
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How to Cite
ZWIERS, M., LEFRANDT, J. D., MULDER, D. J., SMIT, A. J., GANS, R. O. B., VLIEGENTHART, R., BRANDS-NIJENHUIS, A. V. M., KLUIN-NELEMANS, J. C. and MEIJER, K. (2012), Coronary artery calcification score and carotid intima–media thickness in patients with hemophilia. Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 10: 23–29. doi: 10.1111/j.1538-7836.2011.04514.x
Publication History
- Issue published online: 4 JAN 2012
- Article first published online: 4 JAN 2012
- Accepted manuscript online: 22 SEP 2011 01:35AM EST
- Received 22 June 2011, accepted 16 September 2011
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- atherosclerosis;
- cardiovascular risk;
- coronary artery calcification score;
- hemophilia;
- intima–media thickness
See also Makris M, van Veen JJ. Reduced cardiovascular mortality in hemophilia despite normal atherosclerotic load. This issue, pp 20–2; Biere-Rafi S, Tuinenburg A, Haak BW, Peters M, Huijgen R, de Groot E, Verhamme P, Peerlinck K, Visseren FLJ, Kruip MJHA, Laros-van Gorkom BAP, Gerdes VEA, Buller HR, Schutgens REG, Kamphuisen PW. Factor VIII deficiency does not protect against atherosclerosis. This issue, pp 30–7.
Summary. Background/objectives: The traditional view that patients with hemophilia are protected against cardiovascular disease is under debate. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the presence and extent of atherosclerosis by coronary artery calcification score (CACS) and carotid intima media thickness (IMT) in patients with hemophilia, and to evaluate their cardiovascular risk profile. Methods: Sixty-nine patients (51 with hemophilia A; 18 with hemophilia B) were studied [median age: 52 years (interquartile range [IQR] 43–64)]. Cardiovascular risk factors and prior major adverse cardiovascular events (MACEs) were recorded. CACS was derived from electron-beam or dual-source computed tomography, and carotid IMT was assessed by ultrasound measurements and compared with age-specific reference values. Results: The median CACS in all patients was 35 (IQR 0–110) and the geometric mean IMT was 0.80 mm (95% confidence interval [CI] 0.76–0.84); neither was different from the reference values. Patients with a previous MACE (n = 9) had significantly higher CACS and IMT than patients without a previous MACE: CACS median 1013 (IQR 530–1306) vs. 0 (IQR 0–67), and IMT geometric mean 1.09 mm (95% CI 0.95–1.26) vs. 0.76 mm (95% CI 0.73–0.79), both P < 0.001. A higher calculated 10-year cardiovascular risk was related to higher IMT and CACS. Conclusion: Patients with hemophilia are not protected against the development of atherosclerosis as measured by CACS and IMT. The extent of atherosclerosis is related to the traditional cardiovascular risk factors. This suggests that traditional cardiovascular risk factors should be monitored and treated in patients with hemophilia.


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The Grammy-winning bassist Israel "Cachao" Lopez died in Coral Gables, Florida in March 2008, almost 90-years old. A maestro of legendary status on the world stage and ultimately considered one of the greatest Afro-Cuban musicians of all time, he had made his home in the United States for the past four decades. Coming from a family of classical musicians, he had formal conservatory training and held a seat in the Havana Philharmonic Orchestra for 30 years, performing under the direction of all of the legendary international conductors of the time – beginning at age 10! American Masters pays tribute to the Father of Mambo in the series' bilingual film, Cachao: Uno Más. The film is produced, narrated and illuminated by the actor Andy Garcia, a close friend and ardent fan, who helped re-establish Cachao's career in the '90s. Among the film's many treats is Garcia playing the bongos with Cachao.
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CUBA MIA: PORTRAIT OF AN ALL-WOMAN ORCHESTRA captures the musicians of the all-female orchestra Camerata Romeu as they prepare for an end-of-the-year concert in Old Havana's Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi. With one of the world's most beautiful churches as the backdrop, the women play a unique blend of classical music, created by famous Cuban and Latin American composers. The program profiles the musicians — ranging from a talented young violinist to a mature bass player. CUBA MIA follows the musicians and conductor Zenaida Romeu as they juggle their studies, and in some cases motherhood, with a demanding schedule and complex musical repertoire.
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Thu, 10/03/2013 - 6:00pm
The 2010 eruption of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland provoked economic chaos by paralyzing a major air traffic network for days. This eruption, however, was mild. Much more powerful volcanoes in Iceland are ready to wake up. Through spectacular aerial footage of this country, which is an accumulation of lava and ash, a maze of craters and faults, the episode tries to discern which volcano could wake up next and what the consequences of a major eruption are likely to be. Europe has come to realize that a colossal power sleeps beneath Iceland, while Icelanders for centuries have learned to live amongst their volcanoes.
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For more than two decades, saxophonist/clarinetist Frank Glover and pianist Claude Sifferlen enjoyed both a critically acclaimed musical collaboration and a nurturing father/son-type bond. TAKE TWO traces the final stages of their act following Sifferlen's terminal diagnosis of inoperable prostate cancer. The regional Emmy®-nominated film poignantly explores the musical and interpersonal relationship between these two jazz virtuosos, as they reflect on their decades-long partnership and continue to perform together while facing a painful, yet inevitable, separation.
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PBS NEWSHOUR, successor to THE NEWSHOUR WITH JIM LEHRER, continues to provide in-depth analysis of current events with the NEWSHOUR's team of seasoned and highly regarded journalists. The nightly broadcast features a two-anchor format, with a rotation of NEWSHOUR senior correspondents Gwen Ifill, Judy Woodruff and Jeffrey Brown. Senior correspondents Margaret Warner and Ray Suarez deliver compelling original reporting and newsmaker interviews from the field. Correspondent Hari Sreenivasan delivers news to the digital world and anchors the news summary on the television broadcasts.
America Reframed
Sun, 09/29/2013 - 5:00pm
The Medicine Game shares the remarkable journey of two brothers from the Onondaga Nation driven by a single goal; to beat the odds and play lacrosse for national powerhouse Syracuse University. The obstacles in their way are frequent and daunting. In their darkest hour, and with their dreams crumbling around them, the boys must look to their family and to their Native teachings for guidance and stability.
World Special
Fri, 09/27/2013 - 4:00pm
OUR TIME IS NOW is a coming-of-age documentary following six New Mexico teenagers as they strive to finish high school, wrestle with personal challenges, and pursue their dreams.
World Special
Thu, 09/26/2013 - 4:00pm
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Favorite thing: Sabs and Bigs had a break for 3 days in the Lakes before they returned on New Years Day for a final night and another of Hotel Sandy's compulsory board game of going to the sheep dog trials in Perth or getting blown off course whilst collecting souvenirs around the world!
Sabs and Bigs - Dec 2004
Favorite thing: It was great to have Sabs visit again and that Bigs accompanied her this time too so we could have our first meet.
We spent some time in Liverpool over 2 days doing some shopping and visiting museums before they spent a night at Hotel Sandy. ;-)
Steve, Sue and Sabs - Good Friday 2003
Fondest memory: Well of course visiting Liverpool is much more fun when friends are in tow.
I've enjoyed Laura's company here but she has to come again since I discovered Canada Boulevard for her!
Easter 2003 Steve, Susan and Sabs enjoyed their time here. So here we are having some relaxtion in the gardens of St Lukes, the bombed out church. Pics of our visit to Chester can be seen on the relevant page but in the travelogue below can be seen what they thought of the trip up the Radio City Tower. Thanks for all the fun!
Mini VT Meet Easter Saturday 2004
Fondest memory: Shopping with Laura was thirsty work and it was good opportunity to stop for a coffee and to meet up with VT'er Ayers_Rock_Where. Nice to sit down, rest the feet and have a chat about VT stuff with each other - glad you could be there :-)
The Caffeine was much needed before picking up Laura's hire car and tackling the roads of Liverpool - combination of my directions and the Liverpools one -way system is a stressful thing!
Laura Easter 2004
Fondest memory: A short but enjoyable visit with Laura to Liverpool: Arrived in the afternoon and after checking in to the Thistle Hotel we strolled out via Canadian Boulevard to the Museum of Liverpool Life- we had almost an hour here before it closed to enjoy the exhibits. The next day Laura was in her element shopping and I enjoyed helping her spend her money!
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It seems that the committee that oversees the Nobel Prize hasn't given President Obama an award as much as a challenge.
In its announcement, the Norwegian Nobel Committee hailed Obama's "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples."
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As John Allen reported here earlier, the Vatican's congratulations to Obama carried much the same message: "It's hoped that this very important recognition will further encourage [Obama's] commitment [to international harmony and a nuclear free world], which is difficult but fundamental for the future of humanity, so that the desired results will be obtained."


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What's up with Doc? Could he be headed to LA with Pierce and Garnett?.sjh9{position:absolute;clip:rect(437px,auto,auto,476px);}Fast payday loans For Every One The Doc Rivers offseason dance gets crazier with each passing day. Marc Stein and Ramona Shelburne reported on ESPN Thursday that Rivers and the Clippers have "strong mutual interest" and, as the LA Times previously reported, Rivers would be the Clippers No. 1 choice for their head coaching position should he leave Boston.Sources told ESPN.com that Rivers is highly intrigued by the idea of coaching the Clippers in the event that he and the Celtics part company after nine seasons together and one championship in 2008. Sources say that the Clippers, meanwhile, would immediately vault Rivers to the top of their list if he became available as they continue a coaching search that, to this point, has focused on Brian Shaw, Byron Scott and Lionel Hollins.According to the report, the Boston Celtics would not consider releasing Rivers from his contract–3 years, $21 million–to coach another team, unless they received compensation in return. Baxter Holmes of The Boston Globe ($) reported that the Celtics would be looking for multiple first round picks over the next few years, or young talent in return. Stephen A. Smith previously reported that the Celtics and Clippers were discussing a blockbuster deal to potentially 'trade' Rivers to Los Angeles, which Celtics general manager Danny Ainge reportedly responded to with a laugh.The Celtics and Clippers were rumored to be in trade talks at the February trade deadline, which Stein and Shelburne report were centered around both Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce.ESPN.com has also learned that the Celtics and Clippers — in an offshoot of February's Kevin Garnett-to-L.A. trade talks — discussed expanded trade scenarios that actually could have sent both Garnett and close friend Paul Pierce to the Clippers before the league's Feb. 21 trade deadline.Sources say that those talks, before breaking down, were centered around Boston getting back both prized Clippers guard Eric Bledsoe and young center DeAndre Jordan and did not involve Clippers star forward Blake Griffin.Garnett has a no-trade clause in his contract, but he may be more amenable to a trade if one or both of his pals, Rivers and Pierce, were joining him in Los Angeles. The Clippers seem adamant about improving their roster in order to lure Chris Paul, who is an unrestricted free agent, back to Los Angeles.Garnett makes his offseason home in Malibu, Cal., while Pierce grew up in nearby Inglewood. Pierce can be bought out from his $15.3 million contract for $5 million before June 30th. Garnett's 2014 contract is only partially guaranteed.Paul was reportedly at odds with former Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro, who was recently fired. The Clippers have interviewed Byron Scott, Lionel Hollins, and Brian Shaw for the opening.
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