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Shiraseru Am: a smartphone-integrated wearable pet behavior and health monitoring deviceWritten by: William on June 4, 2015 at 10:34 am | In COOL PRODUCTS | No Comments
The Bridge has shared a story about Tokyo-based Anicall developing a wearable device for pets called Shiraseru Am. Literally meaning "notifier", Shiraseru Am is currently on pre-order via a crowdfunding campaign on the Makuake Japanese platform.
Anicall hope to raise ¥500,000 (around $4,000) by the end of July.
Shiraseru Am informs users of the behavior, feelings, and health status of pets. Integrated with a smartphone app, it will keep pet owners updated on how a pet spends its day at home while the owner is away.
The device stores a pet's behavioral data in the cloud and lets an owner understand its behavioral patterns via artificial intelligence-based technology. Prior to shipping, Anicall's team members have been studying cats and dogs to verify behavioral data, while the company's neuroethologic scientists are conducting behavioral analyses.
We have seen many wearable devices for pets – but Anicall is outstanding because it allows the acquiring of data and verifying of behavioral patterns as a one-stop solution consisting of a mobile app and a wearable device.
Ostensibly aimed at dog-owners, Shiraseru Am uses sensors to monitor the pet and Bluetooth to communicate with the human's phone. The app then analyzes calorie intake, emotional status, and health.
Japan's pet trends never cease to amuse and amaze, from dog wig vending machines to pet emergency evacuation suits and carry-bags, and even sweatshirts with pouches for snuggling up to your cat.
Mobile integration with many of these trends has never been lacking. We've seen several apps and products in the past that work with phones and apps, in much the same way as other health and lifestyle-tracking for humans. Perhaps the most unusual of these was the Bowlingual dog "voice translator" device that was both a standalone toy and an iPhone app.
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Mewgaroo Hoodie Pet Pouch Sweatshirt: Buy here!Written by: Japan Trends on May 26, 2015 at 10:14 am | In COOL PRODUCTS | 2 Comments
Japan's pet trends are never anything but surprising. Sometimes they are a bit silly, sometimes they are incredibly innovative. Sometimes they are just plain indefinable, such as the Oppo Dog Muzzle Quack, which went viral a couple of years ago.
The latest to get a lot of attention, online at least, is the Mewgaroo Hoodie Pet Pouch Sweatshirt. This is a special item of clothing designed by Unihabitat to include a "cuddle pocket" so your cat will always be near, whether you are watching TV, working, or just relaxing at home.
Even better, the medium-sized version has nekomimi (cat ears) so you can really make your feline friend feel at home with some cosplay.
There are also cat paw markings on the sleeves and dangling balls for the cat to play with while nestling up to you in the pocket.
Don't worry, if you're a dog lover, small pooches should also fit in the Mewgaroo too.
The good news is that the waiting is over: after some days of frantic online buzz while it was still only on preorder, the Mewgaroo is now available for overseas orders.
The hoodie comes in two sizes and in a gray color — bizarrely the color choice is claimed by Unihabitat to be motivated by the color that "best suits" Japanese skin. We think that's bosh but anyway, the Mewgaroo looks great.
Due to high demand, stock is limited so be sure to order your Mewgaroo as soon as you can.
It's practical too: the pet pocket lining can be removed for ease of cleaning, since it's going to get a lot of hair in there.
Unihabitat is a newcomer to the scene but has already established themselves very firmly with a series of bold and fun pet accessories: there's the Katatsu Mobile Kotatsu Cat Table, the Hot Dog Canine Clothes, and the Extreme Cat Tunnel, to name just some.
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Japan's extraordinary pet clothes trends: Mobile kotatsu for cats, hot dog backpack for dogsWritten by: Japan Trends on December 26, 2014 at 9:22 am | In COOL PRODUCTS | No Comments
Japan's love affair with the pet rarely fails to impress.
And now just in time for New Year and the winter, we have the Katatsu Mobile Kotatsu Cat Table. While not an actual kotatsu (a table with a heater and blanket) — or as impressive as the Neo-Kotatsu fashion we saw earlier in the year — this pet clothing set by brand Unihabitat is designed to help you recreate those cute pictures of cats snuggling under the kotatsu.
If you can persuade your feline friend to wear this Velcro-strap contraption, complete with "orange" and "tea" on the top, then you are guaranteed a thousand photo opportunities.
Not to be left out, Unihabitat also make something for the pooches too. Although hot dogs are not especially common snacks in Japan, that didn't stop these pet clothes designers from coming up with a sausage-and-bun-themed "backpack" for dogs.
Yes, the naming should be obvious here — it's the Hot Dog Pet Clothes.
We love the ever-evolving world of Japanese pet trends.
Dog wine? Here it is.
A t-shirt for your dog made from Japanese paper? Here it is.
A special box for storing your cat's whiskers? Of course. (And there's even one for storing their old teeth too!)
Still, perhaps nothing beats the Pet Emergency Evacuation Jacket, designed to protect your animal chum even if Mother Nature turns nasty (actually there are many of these types of bags and items for helping your pet in an earthquake or disaster).
And for less "wacky" products, there are clever tools for cleaning up pet hair and even stylish "architecture for dogs". Saying that, the duckbill-shaped Oppo Dog Muzzle Quack, while brilliantly original in design, probably did not do much for the reputation of Japan's pet industry overseas.
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Oppo Ketori Pet Hair Collector: a clever way to clean up dog or cat furWritten by: Japan Trends on September 25, 2014 at 8:56 am | In COOL PRODUCTS | No Comments
Pet trends are one of the funnest things we keep our eyes on.
After all, what other nation on Earth has such a variety of dog fashion (dog wigs?!), cat cafes — or even Architecture for Dogs? The unique living environment of Japanese cities — small apartments, crowded buildings — create all kinds of special needs for pets, plus, as the demographic trend is showing, people seem to prefer dogs and cats to having actual babies.
From the makers of the immensely popular duckbill-design Oppo Dog Muzzle now comes the Oppo Ketori Pet Hair Collector, a very neat and effective way to clean up after your pooch or cat.
Fur can get everywhere and anywhere when it comes to pets and if you home is as small as a Japanese one, you will find yourself very aware of your canine or feline friend's hairs on the sofa.
Oppo came up with the Ketori, which literally means "take hair" and is a kind of catcher device that you can hold at the round base, using the nozzle-like tip to sweep up the hair and fur from nooks and corners into one place. The final fur bundle can then be "swallowed" by the Ketori's base itself!
And as we've come to expect from Oppo, the Ketori is offered in three fun pop colors.
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Cat cafes: What are they really like?Written by: Jana Fadness on February 12, 2014 at 10:48 am | In CULTURE | No Comments
Anyone whose finger has been even intermittently on the pulse of Japanese cultural trends in the past couple of years has surely heard about cat cafes. Basically they're just what they sound like: They're cafes with cats in them. Since many people in Tokyo and other large Japanese cities live in apartments that don't allow pets, these cafes have become popular as a way to get one's animal fix without the responsibility of actually owning a pet.
But how exactly do cat cafes work? What are they like, really? A few days ago, I grabbed a friend and went on a mission to find out.
After researching several cat cafes online, we chose to visit one in Ikebukuro called Neko no Iru Kyuusokujo 299. (The website is in Japanese, but there are pretty pictures.) We liked that it seemed to have a lot of space, big comfy sofas to relax on, shelves full of manga to read, and of course lots of cute kitties! Fortunately, we weren't disappointed and the cafe lived up to the impression it gave on its website.
The way things went down procedure-wise was quite simple: We first walked into a closed-off reception area where we were instructed to remove our shoes and change into the slippers provided. We were then given an explanation of the cafe rules. (My friend, who doesn't know much Japanese, was handed a card with all the rules written out in English.) We were each given a card stamped with our time of entry, which we were instructed to present on our way out to calculate our payments. (We would be charged by the length of time we stayed in the cafe.) Both of us opted to purchase unlimited fountain drinks (with various coffees, teas and juices available) for 350 yen. The friendly attendant then spritzed our hands with hand sanitizer and left us to our devices.
We proceeded to have a very nice, relaxing time lazing around on the couches, petting the kitties, trying to take cute photos, and observing the people attempting (usually in vain) to engage the cats' attention with the various toys available. At one point, we watched a whole gaggle of cats practically mob one of the attendants as she doled out snacks to them. The cats were obviously healthy and well cared for, and all the people in the room all seemed happy to be there. (Though there was one guy who seemed to be there just to sleep, and was dozing away on one of the couches the whole time!)
Besides the cats, the drinks, the shelves full of manga and the cat toys, this cafe had a few other things to keep guests entertained including computers with free Internet and even a massage chair! They also had binders laid out with photos of all the cats, their names, and explanations of their personalities, which was nice.
We ended up paying over 2,000 yen each for the couple of hours we spent at the cafe. A bit spendy perhaps, but we felt it was worth it and we would like to go again! But then again, we've heard there's also such a thing as a rabbit cafe. So maybe we'll check out one of those next time!
Have you ever been to a cat cafe? If so, how was your experience? If not, would you like to go?
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Oppo Dog Muzzle Quack Closed — even more awesome pet product designWritten by: Japan Trends on January 16, 2014 at 3:38 pm | In COOL PRODUCTS | No Comments
The original Oppo Dog Muzzle Quack created a HUGE stir when it was released a while back.
Now our online store has got the follow-up, the Oppo Dog Muzzle Quack Closed. As the name suggests, it has a similar "duck bill" design with the mouth closed off for better protection.
Some people think this kind of thing is another case of "wacky Japan". While there are some genuinely odd pet trends in Japan (and other places too!), we happen to think the Quack Muzzle, is seriously innovative and fun design intended as a tribute to your pet's charms. Make your dog stand out and look vibrant with the Quack Closed muzzle.
I mean, why should protecting people from your dog's chomping nashers be boring?
Since pooches come in all shapes and sizes, there is also a range of different muzzles for different breeds of dogs, plus three different colors. It is also easy to clean and keep clean, since hygiene for your canine friend is also important, right?
Oppo actually stocks a whole bundle of nice-looking pet products, including for Cat Shell and Groomo Brush.
Get the Oppo Dog Muzzle Quack Closed from JapanTrendShop.
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Japan's Love Affair with the CatWritten by: William on September 11, 2013 at 3:55 pm | In CULTURE, LIFESTYLE | No Comments
Japan and the cat. Was ever a nation more beguiled with the feline?
From Sanrio's Hello Kitty to cat cafes and YouTube sensation Maru, the box-loving pet, the Japanese are mad about cats. It has been estimated that 65.45% of the Japanese internet is composed of blogs, photos, videos or other content about cats. Okay, we just made that up but it could well be true.
The history of Japan and the cat goes back some 1,300 years, and our furry friends feature in Edo era prints, the Genji Monogatari, the Maneki-Neko "beckoning cat" and other major examples of cultural output.
All this cat love necessitates a range of products to meet owner demand, from fake wine to drink with your cats, special fashion for your pet to wear (including cat pajamas or even protective clothes for emergencies and disasters!), and designer pet beds and cat grooming brushes. And all this before we even start on the importance of cats and cat ears in cosplay culture.
It must also be contagious. Cat cafes are now spreading to London and Paris!
Well, with such a spectrum confronting us, what's a good way to start an exploration of Japan's love affair with the cat? Watching some YouTube videos for one. There is also this online magazine ilove.cat, which is full of content about this topic, and some of it is bilingual.
It publishes interviews with designers and celebrities who own cats, plus introduces books about cats. It even reports from such places as a pet research center trying to find out what makes cats tick.
Now there is also going to be an exhibition at Tokyo Midtown's branch of by Toraya, one of Japan's oldest confectionary makers and whose motif is a tiger. Running from September 25th to December 16th inside the Toraya store in Midtown, "Amai Neko" (Sugary Cats) will feature cat-themed sweets plus folk crafts in the form of miniature regional dolls — i.e. a dozen and more variations on the Maneki-Neko from different parts of Japan!
You can bet this will be as catastic as you'd expect any feline-related event in Japan to be.
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Remoca Dog Food Bowl Camera monitors, videos pet meal times on your phoneWritten by: Japan Trends on December 13, 2012 at 10:22 pm | In COOL PRODUCTS | No Comments
From emergency evacuation jackets and rescue carry bags, dog pedometers, and even canine communication translators (!?), the Japanese could at times be accused of taking their love of pets a bit too far.
Sure, there's certainly a lot of strange pet accessories out there, from wigs to outlandish duck bill design dog muzzles that might have observers calling at least the fashion police, if not even the animal cruelty hotline.
But here's one new innovation that is both a stroke of engineering genius as well as a practical tool to ease worried pet owners' minds.
If you want to keep an eye on your pooch's eating habits but don't want to leave your desk, this Remoca Dog Food Bowl Camera set will be able to relay video of everything for you.
Equipped with sensors, as your dog approaches it switches on and films him or her getting their fill of nosh or water. If you are concerned about when and how much your pet is eating, you can keep an eye on the hungry pooch even from your office or when you are otherwise out of the house or busy.
The camera can be adjusted to change the angle it shows — but the movement is quiet and smooth so as not to distract your pet from their food.
You can even control it remotely to open up secret compartments with treats, record video for later viewing, or watch it on your phone on a special app. Hell, there's even infrared in the camera so you can check up on your dog's night time snacks!
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Architecture for Dogs offers customizable designer pet homesWritten by: William on December 10, 2012 at 8:38 pm | In COOL PRODUCTS, LIFESTYLE | No Comments
Designer dog houses adapted to match the breed of the pooch? Well, it already no secret that the Japanese do love two things — pets and good design — so perhaps this marriage was inevitable. After all, we've previously seen this two come spectacularly together to create duck-bill design Oppo Quack dog muzzles.
A group of architects, led by designer maestro Kenya Hara, has proposed a series of special dog homes, each one customized for a particular kind of canine.
Participants in the Architecture for Dogs project include Atelier Bow-Wow, Kazuyo Sejima, Kengo Kuma, Shigeru Ban, Sou Fujimoto and Toyo Ito, and more.
Here's how Hara himself puts it: "Dogs are people's partners, living right beside them, but they are also animals that humans, through crossbreeding, have created in multitudes of breeds. Reexamining these close partners with fresh eyes may be a chance to reexamine both human beings themselves and the natural environment."
Word got out online about the project in November but the website has only just gone live, and it also recently exhibited at the Miami Design District.
From the website dog-owners can download blueprints for the designs, plus instructions and videos for how to construct and customize them for your own pet.
There will be another exhibition, this time in Tokyo, in October 2013, along with a book.
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Brookfield Central doubled up Bay View in the third quarter and rolled to a 71-56 victory on Friday to win the Luke Homan Memorial Holiday Tournament.
Central trailed the Redcats, 34-22, at intermission before the Lancers defense kicked in and Seth Mortag (9 points) and Riley LaChance (8) combined for 17 of their 28 third-quarter points.
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The Likud Beytenu joint list has been dropping steadily in the polls for the
past month, reaching a new low point of 33 and 34 seats in polls commissioned
this week by Channel 2 and Haaretz respectively. Scrambling to explain the
losses, Likud officials have cited mainly flawed tactical decisions as the
primary cause for the declining support. They suggested that the merger with
Yisrael Beytenu alienated voters in the two parent parties, and argued that the
party's withering attacks on Bayit Yehudi and Shas had had a unexpected
boomerang effect.Those tactical decisions might have contributed to the
diminishing support for Likud Beytenu, but the ongoing drop in numbers almost
certainly reflects a deeper mistrust of the joint list, despite the fact that it
remains the front-runner in the absence of a credible alternative.In the
past number of weeks most of the parties have worked to sharpen their message.
Bayit Yehudi's Naftali Bennett, for example, presented a plan designed to
resolve some of the predicaments facing Israel with respect to the future of the
settlements. The plan, regardless of its questionable feasibility, addresses
head-on the threat posed by the continued occupation of the Palestinian
population in the West Bank to Israel's future as a Jewish and democratic
state.Bennett also put himself in the line of fire when he said in an
interview to Channel 2 that he would prefer to go to jail rather than evict Jews
from their homes in settlements.Despite the fact that his statements
were certainly blown out of proportion by his political adversaries, and
regardless of his subsequent apology – Bennett's statements showed him to be a
person of clear political and moral convictions.Alternately, the Likud
under Netanyahu has done the opposite, providing conflicting messages about many
of the core issues facing Israel, particularly as concerns the future of the
West Bank and the Israeli settlements.What, after all, is the Likud's
position? Is the Likud in favor of the two-state solution, as Netanyahu said in
his Bar-Ilan speech? Or was Likud MK Tzipi Hotovely telling the truth when she
said earlier this week that that speech had been merely a "tactic" to alleviate
world pressure? Netanyahu said this week that it would be a mistake to rush
negotiations with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, who was liable
to be replaced at any time by Hamas. On the face of things, that is a valid
point. But the question is whether the Likud as a party has the will to
negotiate with Abbas or any other Palestinian leader – no matter what the
pace.Judging by the composition of its list, and not by its leader's
pithy statements, the Likud will not negotiate a resolution of the conflict with
the Palestinians. Does anyone seriously believe that a Likud that ousted Dan
Meridor and Bennie Begin, both of whom respected the rule of law and democracy,
only to replace them with people such as Moshe Feiglin, who aspires to "purify"
Jerusalem of al-Aksa Mosque and to rebuild the Temple, presumably to renew
animal sacrifices, would seriously negotiate a two-state solution with any
Palestinian leadership?On the assumption that most voters do have a position of
one kind or another on what Israel ought to do with the West Bank and the
Israeli settlements, voting for the Likud is risky. If you believe that Israel
ought to extend its sovereignty over the Israeli settlements, as some Likud MKs
and ministers said this week, you might as well vote for Bayit Yehudi. At least
Naftali Bennett has personally signed off on a plan that calls for the
annexation of Area C, which is home to all Israeli settlements.Netanyahu
has not.If, alternately, you believe that Israel ought to engage in
serious negotiations with the Palestinian leadership, while demanding that it
meet certain preconditions prior to any Israeli territorial concessions, as
Netanyahu has offered as his calling card, you might as well vote for a party
that is actually likely to vote in favor of a deal with the Palestinians in the
Knesset.The Likud of Moshe Feiglin, Danny Danon, Ze'ev Elkin, Yariv
Levin and Tzipi Hotovely cannot reasonably be expected to do so.That
being the case, it is no wonder Netanyahu has shied away from addressing issues
of substance in the campaign to date, preferring to offer the electorate vapid
slogans about the need to reelect him as a "strong leader" in order to ensure a
"strong Israel."His declining numbers in the polls indicate, however,
that fewer and fewer voters are buying into that hollow logic.After all,
despite his self-professed strength as a leader, Netanyahu accomplished very
little in his four years at the head of a stable right-wing coalition,
particularly on the Palestinian front.In fact, the only two real
achievements he chalked up in that sphere hardly met either of his self-declared
goals: to weaken Hamas, on the one hand, and to prevent the PA leadership from
gaining political achievements without giving anything in return, on the
other.The opposite occurred in both cases – Hamas emerged politically
strengthened from the Schalit deal and the negotiations that ended Operation
Pillar of Defense, and the PA won resounding international support for its bid
to upgrade its UN status to that of an observer state.So why vote Likud
Beytenu? The lack of a better alternative hardly qualifies as a good
answer.The author is a veteran Israeli writer and translator.
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Location: This hotel is right by Central Park, Museums, and anything you can think of in NYC. A perfect location for us and would not hesitate to return again.
As soon as my sister and I walked into The Franklin Hotel, we were greeted with professional warmth and with fast efficient service. Our luggage was whisked away and we were show to our newly renovated room, which was decorated perfectly. Clean and with just the right amount of space. Had a wonderful breakfast provided by hotel the next morning. We love that this hotel was built in the 1920's and renovated and still has all the charm. A great NYC Boutique hotel.
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Convenient position for our requirements.Posted Jun 6, 2015
Pros: Very comfortable kingsize bed . Great pillows. Pleasant breakfast and good coffee. Really enjoyed happy hour . Great touch .
Cons: Storage space as you want to unpack if staying for a few days.
Location: Easy walk to Central Park.
First night excellent service but average from that time. Very small rooms but normal for New York. Rooms had been " tricked up " but basics like airconditioning needed work. Also nowhere to unpack . No chest of drawers and had to be very thin to get into wardrobe as wedged against bed.
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Too small to turn aroundPosted Jun 2, 2015
Cons: Reconfigure bathrooms to include sinks.
Location: The hotel is convenient to subway and buses as well as to major museums, restaurants and shopping.
Hotel has been renovated so that owners can squeeze out more profits. Hotel rooms are smaller and some rooms are without a separate bathroom with the sink placed in the room itself. These rooms are so small that you must climb over the bed to exit if the other person is useing the sink!!! The toiletries were formerly BULGARI, but are now generic. The staff are very nice and welcoming and the rooms are very clean. The location is excellent, convenient to museums, restaurants and shopping.


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State of Origin: Queensland avoid whitewash by beating New South Wales in final match
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Queensland claimed a pride-restoring 32-8 win over New South Wales in the third and final State of Origin match on Wednesday to avoid conceding its first series whitewash since 2000.
Despite New South Wales clinching the series after the second match last month, Queensland dominated from the kickoff in front of a home crowd of 50,155 at Lang Park.
Trent Hodkinson opened the scoring for New South Wales in the 24th minute before Maroons captain Cameron Smith gathered a Daly Cherry-Evans kick in the 37th minute to give Queensland a 6-2 hat-time.
Billy Slater crossed for a try four minutes after the break, with Johnathan Thurston who kicked six goals from six attempts then adding a penalty.
The Blues drew closer with a Josh Dugan try in the 61st minute, before Queensland opening the floodgates thanks to three tries in six minutes by Darius Boyd, Aidan Guerra and Cooper Cronk.
Australia international Cronk, who plays for Melbourne Storm, broke his arm in game one of the series while Maroons backrower Corey Parker was named man of the match.
"It is bittersweet, but it is nice to play some footy in front of our fans," Queensland coach Mal Meninga said. "It showed they still have a lot of pride in the jersey."


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NWSB Writer and Seattle Mariners Insider Brian Scott breaks down the free agent signing of Nelson Cruz. While Cruz's numbers .271/.333./.525 with those 40 dingers and 108 runs driven in certainly look shiny he does come with concerns and only a fool wouldn't take them at least a little bit seriously.
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The 2014 Seattle Mariners Off-Season Stove Is Heating Up
NWSB Writer and Seattle Mariners Insider Brian Scott takes a look at Kyle Seagers new contract with the Mariners. What Seager's deal does not do is immediately improve the club for the upcoming 2015 season. Seager would have been their regardless of this deal getting done this year or next. The Mariners seem to be taking their time in either evaluation of talent or in making the decision on what deal to make or try to pull off.
Should The Seattle Mariners Attempt To Re-Sign Their Own Free Agents?
NWSB Writer and Seattle Mariners Insider Brian Scott runs down the Seattle Mariner's six free agents for 2014. Should they keep them or let them walk? Simply put, Beimel was the best lefty the M's had in the bullpen in 2014. They'd be crazy to let him walk away without a solid offer. Also featured are: Kendrys Morales, Chris Young, Chris Denorfia, Humberto Quintero and more.
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NWSB Blogger and Seattle Mariners insider Brian Scott weighs in on the offseason transactions the M's Jack Z should be making. He points out The M's can find another re-tread arm to replace Chris Young as the 5th starter and have a rotation that goes Felix Hernandez, Hisashi Iwakuma, James Paxton, Roenis Elias, and TBD.
Mariners Part Ways With Justin Smoak – Is Saunders Next?
NSWB Writer and Seattle Mariner's Insider Brian Scott takes a look at the first two off-season situations for the Mariners, Michael Saunders and Justin Smoak. Is trading 40 points or so in batting average along with half a dozen home runs for substantially weaker defense the right move for the Seattle Mariners?
Who is Jack eyeing? Seattle Mariners Top Free Agent Targets
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners Insider Brian Scott takes a look at who the Seattle Mariners top free agent targets should be for the 2015 season. Would the M's dare to chase down another big money free agent? One of the biggest names out there has to be the Tiger's Victor Martinez. Martinez led the majors with a .974 OPS this year while batting .335 and crushing 32 dingers. He'd be a huge upgrade hitting behind Cano in the M's lineup.
Something To Remember: Seattle Mariners 2014 Season Rewind
NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Brian Scott weighs in on the year that was for the M's. The Mariners started off the year with a bang as they beat up on the Angels early posting 16 runs in the season's first two games. The Angels unfortunately had the last laugh as they went on to capture the AL West crown. Felix Hernandez, Kyle Seager, Fernando Rodney were outstanding in 2014.
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NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Brian Scott weighs in on the M's pitching ace Felix Hernandez and his 2014 Cy Young chances. Felix has an ERA of 2.14. Kluber turned in an ERA of 2.44. That's about a third of a run per nine innings in difference. That may not seem like much but it is conclusive that Felix takes this stat.
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NWSB Insider and Seattle Mariners Blogger Brian Scott breaks down the Ms chances at making the 2014 MLB postseason and playing October baseball. Simply put: Its do-or-die time. There are a number of players to blame for the team being in this situation, but Scott points to Chris Young, Austin Jackson, James Paxton and others.
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NWSB insider and Seattle Mariners blogger Brian Scott tells us whats next for the Mariners playoff chances. The obvious. The Mariners have been flat out awful at home. They are 38-40 when playing at Safeco Field for some inexplicable reason. Can they do it? Of course Brian doesn't know. He can't wait to watch and find out though. Felix Hernandez deserves this shot.
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Brian Scott our NWSB insider and Seattle Mariners blogger weighs in with some predictions for the M's should they make the postseason in MLB. The need for a 5th starter just doesn't happen in the post season. With Roenis Elias shutdown for the rest of the year anyway and Taijuan Walker much too green to pitch in the post season it really doesn't make sense to move him to the pen.


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I have my doubts about the possibility of elminating fighting (I not including in violence or warfare anything that occurs on the basis of insanity--only violence that occurs on the desperation or malice of peoplDonnellye who can make moral judgments). Aggression (violence whose aim is competition or elimination and not predatory violence) is something hard-wired into all species that can move and interact, and it only comes out between members of the same species or, rarely, between members of species that closely share niches. And you right that it relates to the survival of the fittest. That because the members of your same species are competitors to you for mates and resources because they share your niche. So sometimes, even while there are intense pressur Replica Tissot Watches es to cooperate, it seems worth it to eliminate a competitor or two. And even if you don feel the pressure to give into aggression, you always fear that someone else will (why else do we buy locks for our homes? Or avoid strangers at night?) and fear lends itself to more aggression (even if you a proponent of gun control, how much more likely would you be willing to use deadly force if you saw a stranger start running at you in a dark alley?). There will always be instances when aggression will pay at least in the short term. War is much harder to define. While everyone accepts state on state violence, there lots of other instances of fighting that we could consider warfare. For example, did the Waco stand-off between Branch-Davidians and the federal government count? Or do gang rivalries and violence count? I would say yes, and I say yes mostly because there are some theorists (such as the discredited anthropologist Margaret Mead) that want to declare wars to be inventions by modern states to channel people aggression into an activity that useful for the state. I disagree because I believe that organized or semi-organized aggression is something that human beings naturally do when faced with the possibility of aggression--cooperating for the purpose of aggression. You cooperate becaues a band of people with guns is more effective than a single person with a gun. And you engage in aggression together because it still pays to take mates and resources from other people. And that why I think wars can still be preventable even if they the natural result of our urge to aggression. There a theory of development and statehood that claims that how value is created in a society is a prime factor in determining how much warfare that society faces. Namely, it classifies a country wealth in terms of how "lootable" it is. The more lootable a country wealth the more likely it is to be attacked. And this seems to hold true. Look at Sudan, Iraq, and much of the Middle East. Wealth there comes primarily from oil, (or from other raw materials), which is very lootable. Whoever physically holds onto oil, regardless of how they came to acquire it, holds the value behind it. And so people are willing to grab oil at any cost, and steal it from each other if possible. And in fact, those areas are in a pretty consistent state of war. Primarily agricultural societies come next because much of their wealth is still lootable, but the fact that it requires tools and must be constantly produced means that cooperation is much more likely. Add to that the fact that wealth is more widely distributed and so state protection is also more robust. And primarily industrial societies are even less likely to be attacked because even if you hold on to capital assets, you still need workers to work that capital. And knowledge-based economies even less so, because the worker himself becomes the primary value-maker without requiring external physical assets. Now why does this matter? Because trade and development can directly reduce warfare. Trade and development push societies to become primarily industrial, and then primarily knowledge-based industries.
And societies that trade with each other both increase the speed of mutual development and incentivize cooperation (the trade) over aggression (why kill or loot a wealthy trading partner when doing so directly reduces the amount of value you can glean from him?). And look at how true this is. When was the last time any of the Western European (EU-affiliated, so they all extremely developed and trade with each other a lot) countries fought against each other? World War II, over 60 years ago! And this includes country pairs like France and UK and France and Germany, who historically have hated each other guts. And when was the last time the USA or Japan fought against a Western European country or each other? Also WWII, also 60 years ago. Trade and development are absolutely key to maintaining world peace because it disincentivizes our natural urges for organized aggression in favor of organized cooperation. And it true at home too. Everyone knows that the key to reducing gang violence is to give inner city youth access and encouragement to good education and good jobs--the problem lies only in implementation. So I think that with the current rate of economic development and trade in the world, it actually possible that we can eventually elminate most forms of organized violence. But none of this is set in stone, a lot of it depends on how much we willing to let countries develop (the domestic policies of large developed countries often have huge effects on the development cycles of small poor countries) and whether or not we decide to expand or block trade. And even if we do end up one day at that great moment where we elminated warfare, I have my doubts about its sustainability. All it takes is one resource crisis, one reason for us to compete rather than cooperate on the large scale for some essential, and warfare will rear its ugly head again.
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WASHINGTON - The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits fell by 4,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 323,000, a fresh five-year low. The decline signals fewer layoffs and possibly more hiring.
The Labor Department says the four-week average, a less volatile figure, dropped 6,250 to 336,750. That the fewest since November 2007, before the recession began.
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KOKOMO - Flood victims in two Indiana counties are getting some help from Chrysler.
The automaker on Thursday presented two checks totaling $50,000 to the United Way of Howard County and the Tipton County Foundation for flood relief.
The donation follows a $10,000 donation on Wednesday by Duke Energy.
Howard, Tipton and Grant counties were heavily affected by April flooding, but Indiana Department of Homeland Security spokesman John Erickson says there wasn't enough damage to seek a federal disaster declaration.
Demolition starts at closed Indy terminal
INDIANAPOLIS - Officials say work has started on the demolition of the Indianapolis International Airport's old passenger terminal.
Airport officials said Thursday that the current work involves waste removal and exterior preparation that's needed before substantial demolition of the terminal can begin. The terminal's four concourses and other structures built between 1954 and 1987 are all expected to be cleared by year's end.
The old terminal buildings have gone unused since the airport's new $1.1 billion passenger terminal opened in 2008.
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? Dawn, Jonathan and Jacob Fisher of Fisher Funeral Chapel were featured as the cover story in the May 2013 issue of American Funeral Director magazine. The article, "Next Generation: Preserving a Family Legacy" was written by editor Patti Martin Bartsche. Fisher Funeral Chapel is at Tenth and Columbia streets. They also own and operate a chapel in Logansport.
? Local law firm Ball Eggleston announced that members of the firm, Jack Walkey and Brenda Clapper, were speakers at the Purposeful Living in Retirement Conference organized by the Purdue University Retirees Association on April 24. The topic of the presentation was "Is Having a Will Enough? Looking Beyond the Will."
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