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Honduras, Pt 1
As I mentioned Honduras was a bit of a bitch to get into but with a bit of help from the locals it worked out. Since evening was closing in and I had an offer of a place to stay I only drove about 30 km to Masca. Juanita the grandmother Immigration woman from Brooklyn wasn't home yet so I had a couple beers at a little joint just down the street and ended up "talking" with a deaf kid who was into bikes. Here he is trying on my body armor.
Juanita had a big house that her son had built or her. I had the whole upstairs to myself. It was weird, like a US log cabin and reminded me of where I grew up in Indiana
She called up her nephew and he and his girlfriend took me down to the coast for dinner.
Another bit from FB here about that night. "I was awoken about 4 am by a dog, maybe 200 meters away, that wouldn't stop barking. He went on for about 30 minutes before Bang, Bang, Bang! 3 pistol shots rang out. No more barking dog. As cruel as it is I'm glad the dog was quiet. I may be a bad person but also dogs there aren't the same. They're not really pets."
Up the next morning and back to the beach for breakfast and local sights.
Jaunita saying goodbye on her way to work in the morning
I headed on into Honduras low on gas and with no local currency. I was getting worried for the first 2 hours because I was getting low on fuel and then was able to get both. Riding in Honduras is the most extreme I came across in Central America. They have, fortunately, a lot fewer speed bumps than the rest of the countries but this just makes the multitude of little towns you cross through trickier. 60 mph with big buses behind you watching for/dodging (in order) small children, horse/cow drawn wagons, dogs, entering vehicles, adults. Each one was intense and exhilarating. I stopped here in Tela for lunch.
Nice view from the porch.
I made it to La Ceiba on the north coast. I found a hostel. I don't remember the name but that's ok because I wasn't that impressed with it. The woman they had working there could barely be bothered to stop watching soap operas and get out of her hammock to help you. The good thing about it is it was owned by the same people who owned the Jungle River Lodge (
) up in the mountains where, if you'd stayed at the place in La Ceiba, you could go white water rafting/zip lining and get a night free.
After the last couple days complications I treated myself to a nice steak dinner on the beach.
Some of my friends will get the significance of finding this card on the street as I walked around
This was the only place I felt I was intentionally ripped off in all of Central America. I bought a 6 pack of beer and was given a lot less change than I should have gotten. It was my fault for not counting it and I wasn't yet familiar with the currency there. It really pissed me off at the time and gave me a bad taste for La Ceiba for a few days before I chalked it up to accident or learning.
I headed out to the Jungle River Lodge late the next day. No one else was up for a Zip-line Canopy trip but they allowed me to squeak in on the bouldering/rafting trip. I was still a bit hung over at first so some of the swimming against the current bits was a difficult and my guide looked a bit worried about me. About 15 minutes in the water and jumping and sliding off boulders and I was back in form. No pictures from that adventure but it was a lot of fun. Good rafting back to the Lodge. Here's a few pics from after.
The river with one of the rafts down below.
The valley we came down. Middle of summer so water levels were low. They say in the rainy season the water is 20ft higher.
Their friendly parrot.
Their bar where I spent the afternoon
Some of the workers I met there invited me up to their village further into the mountains for a local village on village soccer (football) match the next day. I was in a hurry to get on further east but now wish I had done it.
I headed on out towards the NE corner of Honduras to the "Mesquito coast." Named after the people, not the insect. Damn it was hot. Had to increase my water intake by double a day." Even the locals said it was unusually hot.
Typical road hazards.
The hostel I was intending to stay at was closed. Did I mention the guide book I'd downloaded for free was about 5 years old? After driving around a bit and being rejected by one hotel that wouldn't take me because they couldn't secure my bike I found the Hotel Tujillo for 150 of the local currency. I can't say much about my room except it was cheap, had clean sheets, and a fan. Even my own bathroom. About all you really need.
I only spent one afternoon and night there but walked around a lot.
There's quite a bit of interesting and odd history linked to Trujillo. You can read about it on Wikipedia (
). One of the most interesting characters was an American mercenary who tried to invade Central America and found a new republic, William Walker. He met his end here.
The cemetery where he's buried.
Butcher shop. That's one well behaved dog
Just off the central square
Great view from Cafe Vino Tinto
The old fort
Another good bit from FB here. "So the night I was out in Trujillo, Honduras I was wandering around. I noticed an Internet cafe which was closed. A young well dressed guy from down the street asks me, in perfect English, if I'm looking for Internet. He and his friend offer to walk me to a place that was still open. Of course they turn out to be Mormons.
them with tales of my motorbike adventures on this trip. I figure always good to rub it in a bit to those on the other side. So they can see what they're missing.
Just a funny picture of my arm after a few days wearing my body armor without a shirt over it. Geometric tan lines
My intention was to ride from Trujillo SSW to Tegucigalpa. After about 2 hours on the road, where I stopped twice to show my map to locals and make sure I was on the right road, I ended up in Limon. Not on the road to Tegucigalpa but near where they filmed the movie The Mosquito Coast with Harrison Ford. Even my good Central American map of this area was pretty off. I decided to ride back to La Ceiba and check out an interesting bar I saw on the way out. It was a pretty ride.
Met up with these guys coming the other way.
Went to the bar.
As you can tell it's motorsports themed. Met the nephews of the owner who run the place. Watched some races. Drank with the locals. Had a lot of fun.
I decided to spent one more day in La Ceiba now that my opinion of it had changed. I ended up at the appropriately named The Expat Bar. They had good German Beer. It'd been so long since I'd had anything other than lager.
I ended up talking to an X-Honduran Air Force pilot who is now a judge and learned they confiscate a lot of nice light aircraft there that are hauling drugs to the US. I may be going back to pick up a nice twin engine for my current friend/boss in the near future. Yes I'm a pilot but it's been a while.
I had found something about a hostel/brewery in Honduras. I looked it up and it was on the main route to Tegucigalpa. I've wanted to go to Tegucigalpa since I first learned of it in 3rd grade. What a great exotic sounding name. I left Ceiba and made it to the D&D guest house in one day. A few pics.
D&D guest house/brewery. I highly recommend it. For only about $1 US more a night I got a room and bathroom to myself. They even have a pool.
I'll end this part with another Facebook post about this days ride. It was surreal.
"In the voice of Eddie Izzard 'Beer or Death?' Beer please.
First I saw 2 pretty serious car accidents. An ambulance leaving one. Then a small black and yellow bird flew up and hit my right peg and foot. In my rearview I saw its body tumble along the road.
A little later I slowed down to drive around some cops. A truck was parked on a small bridge. As I passed it I looked right and under some palm fronds was a dead human. Adult male I'd guess by the size.
Now I'm at the guest house with a private room having my first micro-brew since San Diego. Life is strange. Or as the people here said, "Welcome to Honduras."
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Goldemberg, D.C.; (2011) Influence of compartmentalisation in blood upon oral carriage of HCV in Brazilian patients from the city of Recife - Brazil. Doctoral thesis, UCL (University College London).
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Hepatitis C virus (HCV) is an increasingly common cause of liver disease worldwide. HCV may be present in saliva suggesting possible transmission via oral fluids. However the precise influence of peripheral blood carriage of HCV upon the frequency and load of HCV in oral fluids remains unknown. The objectives of the study were to determine the frequency of oral carriage of HCV and determine the influence of plasma and peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) HCV levels upon HCV levels in oral fluids. The study group comprised 85 patients with treated (18) or untreated (67) HCV infection resident in northern Brazil. HCV 5'-NCR and NS5b regions were detected by quantitative Real Time PCR and nested block based PCR respectively in whole saliva, plasma, CD2+, CD14+, CD19+, and CD45+ PBMCs for both methods. Approximately 32% of the total group had detectable HCV RNA in whole saliva. In contrast HCV was present in 82.5% of plasma and up to 82.1% of PBMC. There was no significant difference in the genotypes between oral and blood compartments and no evidence of genetic diversity within the oral compartment. There was no correlation between the salivary prevalence of HCV with load of plasma. HCV RNA viral load in saliva was almost always below the level of quantification. Given the low viral load presented in patient with a high plasma titration in the 30% saliva positive patients, HCV transmission via the saliva is highly unlikely, but cannot be discarded. There is no evidence for HCV compartmentalization as sequences from different compartments were closely related, although mutations were identified more frequently within genotype 1b in all compartments. This finding suggest a new trend towards hepatitis C evolution, as genotypes 1a and 1b do not usually differentiate in terms of treatment outcome, being both traditionally related to poor antiviral response.
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Put a few rounds through the Scout this past weekend. Man, every time I shoot this gun I like it more!
I shot a quick composite group at about 100 yards, on a Bianchi tombstone target. First shot was standing, second from kneeling, third from sitting, last from prone (sling, no bipod). The overall group was about three inches, perfectly centered. We had a bowling pin set up next to the target, so I knocked that over from prone. It was almost effortless!
Coming off a couple of years of using crude rifles like M4s, the Scout is an absolute joy to shoot. It can make anyone look like a rifleman. We were shooting with an inexperienced Brit who was transformed into a rifleman before our eyes when he got behind the Scout. My wife is a not a rifle shooter, but she was able to hit a golf ball at 100 yards on her first shot with the Scout. Bill King, a self-confessed lousy rifleman, cut the head off the bowling pin with one shot from the Scout.
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Wheres the pics?
On the wife's camera, awaiting download. Oy vey.
VIDEO SUCKA'S!!! VIDEO!!! It's the only way to roll!!!
Did a bit of shooting about three weekends ago, it's not a Scout, but an FN SPR in .308 on a 6" steel target at 150 yards.
You can hear the report of the steel if you listen carefully... there was about a 1-2 mph wind to the right from the camera's perspective in video 3. Again, camera was on a tripod, or else I wouldn't be shooting in the direction of the camera, always be safe. I'm working up some 600 yard shots, but you can't hear the "clang" of the steel. Not sure how to do it with my current camera, if anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate the info.
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didn't dope the wind right on the second shot, I think it might have been up around 5-7 mph crosswind. Held about 1 click over and CLANG on the third shot!!
Neat perspective... wind still blowing a bit.
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It was a fun gun to shoot, no question about it. It kicked a little harder than my FN though...
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It was a fun gun to shoot, no question about it. It kicked a little harder than my FN though...
Girly man.
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Girly man.
this comming from a man that carries an effeminate 9mm?
As I recall, my effeminate 9mm and I smoked you and your "man gun" on El Presidente last Saturday.
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this comming from a man that carries an effeminate 9mm?
On his ankle, no less! (j/k)
Effeminate men like me have an easy time grabbing our ankles.
Do you ever use the bipod?
I shot using mine only a few times when I first got my Scout, but with the Ching sling, its so comfortable to snap one off regardless of my shooting position.
My wife and shooting buddies shot off the bipod, but I typically just loop up and shoot using the sling. I suppose I should practice with the bipod for long shots, but mainly I use the bipod for keeping the rifle out of the dirt when in hunting camp.
Glad you liked it Mike. CJC was real high on them and seemed to be pleased with the final product. If I was still hunting I would save up for one. Standing by for pictures.
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I live in New York City (Brooklyn, NY)
I am a month to month renter with no lease, no written contracts or terms of any kind. It is a kind of a landlord/roommate situation. I rent a bedroom, bathroom and use of shared common areas (Kitchen/Living Room).
I gave notice on October 5th that I would be leaving at the end of the month.
My landlord found a renter who moved in mid-October and paid rent for the second two weeks of October (on top of the rent I already paid for October). The new renter has been staying in the Living Room (common area)
The new renter will move into my room on November 1st (after I have vacated)
The Landlord maintains that she does not owe me my security deposit.
There are two issues here:
1. As a NYC month to month renter, isn't it true that I don't have to give 30 days notice or any notice at all?
2. Isn't it illegal for her to collect rent from the new tenant on top of my rent for the second two weeks of October? I pay $890/ month. The new tenant will be paying $800 (the landlord opted to rent a smaller space to new tenant) and paid the landlord $400 for the last two weeks of October (overlap time)
What are my rights? I am certain I get my deposit back, but aren't I due some kind of refund for the second two weeks of October as well?
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TWOK is really the first part of a trilogy. Taken as a whole, the TWOK/TSFS/TVH trilogy is bolder, grander, more dramatic, and ultimately more satisfying than most individual episodes of TOS. Looking at them that way, we see a symphony that overshadows the faults in each of the individual films.
Long story short there, the TOS films managed to transcend the limitations of TOS on TV. They took us places far beyond where we'd been before. They freakin' killed off one of the most popular characters in TV history, destroyed the
and then brought it all back by the end of TVH.
Did the TNG films ever manage to do something similar? Nope, not even close.
Dude, you nailed it. I think another reason why TOS movies -- particularly the three you mentioned as a trilogy -- feel like a larger story (than TV) is because so much time had passed before they actually made a TOS movie. Effects improved, styles changed, and the passage of time also provided nostalgia for the audience. Lots of interesting thoughts in this thread.
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Geographic Range
During the breeding season (spring-summer), the chestnut-sided warbled can be found in northern hardwood and mixed forests of southern Canada and north-eastern United States. It spends the winter in Central America.
- Biogeographic Regions
- nearctic
- neotropical
Before the 1800s, the chestnut-sided warbler was not well known. Because of its highly specialized habitat and foraging techniques, it was believed to be limited to former natural disaster areas such as sites of forest fires. With the clearing of primeval forests and the subsequent growth of shrubby habitats, the chestnut-sided warbler is one of the most abundant breeding warblers in second growth deciduous woodlands.
- Terrestrial Biomes
- forest
Physical Description
In non-breeding plumage, chestnut-sided warblers can be identified by their plain white underparts, greenish yellow upperparts, bold white wingbars, and white eye ring. In the summer, breeding plumage, chestnut-sided warblers have a yellowish forehead, black eye-stripe, plain white underparts, and a chestnut streak along its sides. The chestnut streak is longer and brighter in males and older birds. It may be missing completly in immature females and first year males.
- Other Physical Features
- endothermic
- homoiothermic
- bilateral symmetry
- Sexual Dimorphism
- sexes colored or patterned differently
- male more colorful
- Average mass
- 9 g
- 0.32 oz
- AnAge
The chestnut-sided warbler is believed to be monogamous. They can reproduce in their first year. After returning from winter migration and before the females arrive, males establish territory by continuous singing and aggression. Once females arrive, males act very aggressively at first. After copulation, the male follows the female, apparently guarding her. A female constructs a nest entirely on her own in deciduous trees or shrubs. She also incubates the eggs alone. Eggs are laid mid-May to mid-July. On average, there are about four eggs per brood and only one brood is reared per season. Both parents care for the young. At first they feed the young by regurgitation, then as the young become older they are fed small insects. Both parents help in removing waste from the nest.
When they first hatch, the young are altricial. They experience rapid growth in the first week and are capable of flight on the ninth day. They usually leave the nest on the tenth or eleventh day and move to low open thickets where they wait to be fed. They continue to beg for food until they are about one month old.
- Key Reproductive Features
- iteroparous
- gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate)
- sexual
- oviparous
- Average lifespan
Status: wild
- 83 months
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- Average lifespan
The chestnut-sided warbler is believed to be monogamous. It is highly territorial during the breeding season. It is a nocturnal migrant. During migration, it may join other flocks and occasionally forage with them. Males produce two song classes. The first is used before the arrival of the females and in the early nesting cycle. The second is used while raising young. Young birds learn songs from adults.
- Key Behaviors
- flies
- motile
Communication and Perception
Food Habits
The chestnut-sided warbler is predominately insectivorous, but will eat some fruit. Each bird forages alone. It searches on the underside of leaves for insects. It hops from branch to branch with its tail cocked.
Economic Importance for Humans: Positive
The chestnut-sided warbler eats potentially harmful insects. This may benefit farmers as a natural way to control insect populations.
Conservation Status
Studies have been done on the effect of pesticides on the chestnut-sided warbler. They show that the birds still forage in treated areas, but return in fewer numbers in following years. It has been suggested that because the chestnut-sided warbler forages on the undersides of leaves, it may be less affected than other species in treated areas. It has been reported that a large number of chestnut-sided warblers are killed in collisions with stationary objects. Many are found dead at the base of TV towers, smokestacks, and large buildings during migration.
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Least Concern
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- Protected
- US Federal List
- No special status
- No special status
- State of Michigan List
- No special status
Sharon Swiderek (author), University of Michigan-Ann Arbor.
- Nearctic
living in the Nearctic biogeographic province, the northern part of the New World. This includes Greenland, the Canadian Arctic islands, and all of the North American as far south as the highlands of central Mexico.
- Neotropical
living in the southern part of the New World. In other words, Central and South America.
- acoustic
uses sound to communicate
- bilateral symmetry
having body symmetry such that the animal can be divided in one plane into two mirror-image halves. Animals with bilateral symmetry have dorsal and ventral sides, as well as anterior and posterior ends. Synapomorphy of the Bilateria.
- chemical
uses smells or other chemicals to communicate
- endothermic
animals that use metabolically generated heat to regulate body temperature independently of ambient temperature. Endothermy is a synapomorphy of the Mammalia, although it may have arisen in a (now extinct) synapsid ancestor; the fossil record does not distinguish these possibilities. Convergent in birds.
- forest
forest biomes are dominated by trees, otherwise forest biomes can vary widely in amount of precipitation and seasonality.
- iteroparous
offspring are produced in more than one group (litters, clutches, etc.) and across multiple seasons (or other periods hospitable to reproduction). Iteroparous animals must, by definition, survive over multiple seasons (or periodic condition changes).
- motile
having the capacity to move from one place to another.
- native range
the area in which the animal is naturally found, the region in which it is endemic.
- oviparous
reproduction in which eggs are released by the female; development of offspring occurs outside the mother's body.
- sexual
reproduction that includes combining the genetic contribution of two individuals, a male and a female
- tactile
uses touch to communicate
- visual
uses sight to communicate
Richardson,M., and D.W. Brauning. 1995. Chestnut-sided Warbler(Dendroica pensylvania). In The Birds of North America, No. 190 (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). The Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, and The American Ornithologists' Union, Washington, D.C.


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Photo By Diana L. PorterCollege Park quarterback Brett Buckley hands the ball off to NIcholas Black during the Cavaliers' recent victory over Katy Taylor.
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What: College Park (3-0) vs. Clear Brook (0-3)
Where: Woodforest Stadium
When: 7 p.m. Thursday
Last week: College Park beat Katy Taylor 40-23 while Clear Brook fell 33-14 to 3-0 Vidor.
Last meeting: This is the first meeting between these two teams. Last season, both teams played Conroe. College Park won 46-30 and Clear Brook won 35-20.
Getting there: From Friendswood, take I-45 north to the Conroe area. Exit 79A and follow the signs to the east side of 45.
College Park and Clear Brook are two teams heading in opposite directions right now. The Cavaliers are 3-0 for the second time in school history. The Wolverines are 0-3 for the first time in 10 years.
Which way they go from here remains to be seen.
They meet in the final non-district game for both teams at 7 p.m. on Thursday at Woodforest Stadium.
"They're going to play hard, and they've got good players there," College Park coach Richard Carson said.
The Cavaliers are 3-0 for the first time since starting 5-0 in their second varsity season in 2007. They went 4-1 in district that year, defeating The Woodlands 13-7 and finishing second to Lufkin.
The perfect start includes wins over Livingston (39-21), Huntsville (35-12) and Katy Taylor (40-23).
"The biggest thing it does for you is it just gives you confidence," Carson said. "It builds confidence in the whole program from the ground up, in the hallways at school and in the stands, too.
"It's a good deal to be (3-0), but we're like everybody else. Ultimately, we're just trying to get better every week."
The Wolverines have played well, too. But they have nothing to show for it.
They missed a potential game-winning field goal late in regulation against preseason darling La Porte and lost 20-14 in overtime. The next week they had Seven Lakes beat in the second OT after blocking an extra point, but they flooded the field too quickly and were flagged for celebrating.
The Spartans re-tried the extra point, made it and eventually won in a third OT, 45-42.
Clear Brook played its first three games without returning quarterback Dominique Holmes, who pulled his hamstring preseason. He's expected to debut this week - and players are hungry to win.
"Our kids aren't down," Clear Brook coach Paul Lanier said. "We're mad more than anything else."
Carson expects a determined effort from the Wolverines and says his team isn't good enough to become complacent. Plus, he'd like to head into next week's bye before district with momentum.
"Everything's better when you win," Carson said.
The Cavs have been led by the most athletic defense they've had in seven varsity seasons, and the play of linebacker-turned-quarterback Brett Buckley and returning running back Connor McPherson.
The senior back rushed for four TDs last week.
"They're going to run their option and they're going to come at you and just play," Lanier said. "They're very well-coached, they do a good job, and defensively they start with a 50 but they can get in some other things.
"We have a tremendous amount of respect for them, but we're going to go over there and play hard."
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With the NFL regular season fast approaching, players fighting for a job are running out of time to show they're worth a roster spot.
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MIAMI — Dan Uggla finished his night with a thud.
Playing his first game in the Marlins' new ballpark, Uggla hit two homers, including a direct shot off the home-run sculpture that reverberated throughout the stadium, and the Atlanta Braves drubbed Miami, 11-0, on Tuesday night.
Tim Hudson pitched a five-hitter for his 13th career shutout, and he had plenty of run support thanks to Uggla. The former Marlin totaled four hits and five RBI, both season highs.
"Uggla was superman (Tuesday night)," Hudson said.
Uggla hit a solo homer in the fourth inning, and he made the sculpture shudder when he sent a two-run homer in the ninth thudding into the sun in the middle of the colorful structure.
"I heard it," he said. "I didn't see where it hit. They told me I hit the sun. I was like, 'Aw man, that was cool.' Did they get a distance on it?"
Estimated distance: 432 feet.
Uggla increased his homer total to 10 this season and 200 for his career.
"I hope to have many more," he said.
Uggla doubled and scored in the second, and he hit a two-run single in the seventh. He spent his first five seasons with the Marlins and hit 78 home runs in their former home, the most by any player.
He likes the new ballpark just fine — including the much-maligned, carnivalesque sculpture.
"I thought the whole stadium was really cool," he said. "I was happy to come here and see it."
Hudson (4-2) struck out three, walked three and allowed only one runner to reach third base en route to his 25th complete game.
"It was a fun game," he said. "They were hitting to our guys, and I had some luck on my side for a change."
Hudson contributed a sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single for his first RBIs this year.
Atlanta's Andrelton Simmons had three hits and three RBI, and Jason Heyward had three hits to help the Braves win for the fourth time in their past five games. They totaled 16 hits, and eight of their runs scored with two out.
The Marlins again mustered little support for Anibal Sanchez (3-4), who allowed a season-high seven runs in 6 2-3 innings. Miami has scored only 18 runs this season while he's in the game.
The Marlins lead the majors with 21 comeback wins, but there was no rallying against Hudson.
"He didn't have any stressful innings," Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
Miami was shut out for the sixth time. The night's biggest cheer from the crowd of 25,432 came when the Heat-Celtics playoff game two miles away was shown on the video scoreboard between innings.
"A game like that, you just have to turn the page and be ready for tomorrow," Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said.
Hudson has allowed no homers in his past 44 innings. He threw 108 pitches and improved to 12-4 in 23 starts against the Marlins with an ERA of 2.76.
His most recent shutout and complete game was May 4, 2011 against Milwaukee.
"That's what I'd like to be known for at the end of the year — our pitching," Gonzalez said.
Sanchez fell to 4-11 in 17 starts against the Braves with a 5.42 ERA.
"I missed a lot of pitches, I stayed behind in a lot of counts and the umpire missed a couple of pitches," Sanchez said.
The Marlins' Jose Reyes reached on a bunt single in the third to extend the longest active hitting streak in the majors to 15 games.
Uggla doubled to start the second and scored the game's first run on a groundout by Heyward. With two outs in the fourth, Sanchez gave up four consecutive hits, including Uggla's solo homer and Simmons' RBI single.
In the seventh, Simmons tripled in a run and came home on Hudson's flyout. Uggla hit a two-out, two-run single to make the score 7-0.
"When he's hot, he can carry a ballclub," Guillen said.
Notes: Uggla's multihomer game was his 15th. … Braves C Brian McCann was back in the lining after sitting out Sunday with a bruised left knee. He went 0 for 4.
MIAMI -- The Braves could have a key player back in a few days as third baseman Chipper Jones prepares for his return from a leg injury.
Jones took batting practice Tuesday at Marlins Park for the first time since having surgery May 26 to drain a hematoma on his lower left leg.
"I feel good," Jones said. "Today is the first day that I picked up a bat in quite some time. I felt good. I don't have any pain. I'm going to probably get my stitches off [Wednesday], which is good. I have no restrictions. They're letting me go out and hit and take ground balls and run, even with the stitches in."
The veteran is eligible to be activated on Friday, but Atlanta could choose to send him on a rehab assignment first. That is a situation Jones is trying to avoid.
"I'm haggling with management right now as to whether I take a rehab assignment or not," Jones said. "The next couple of days will determine that."
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez admits the next few days will be interesting as everyone tries to determine what would be best for Jones and the team.
"This is going to be the Gonzalez-Jones soap opera," Gonzalez joked. "The last answer he gave me was he didn't give me an answer. That's what my wife usually does to me when she's not exactly on board."
Jones has strong feelings regarding rehab assignments and is eager to return to action in the big leagues instead of in the Minors.
"I'm not a big fan of rehab assignments," Jones said. "I feel like if I'm healthy enough to go down to play, I'm healthy enough to stay here. I'm not trying to help win a Governor's Cup. I'm trying to help us win the National League East. Obviously, the more I can be here, the happier I am."
Jones expects a decision regarding a rehab assignment to be made by the end of the series with the Marlins. While the Braves hope to have him back in about a week, Jones would prefer to return as soon as he is eligible.
"I would say probably at some point [Wednesday] or early Thursday," Jones said. "I know Fredi had said something about him wanting me back by the time the Yankees series starts. I want to be there for the Blue Jays series when I'm eligible to come off. We'll spend the next few days haggling over that."
The Braves could use the veteran's presence as they have been successful with him playing and have struggled while he has been out. Atlanta is 19-5 with Jones in the starting lineup and 10-20 without him.
"He's so important to our lineup," Gonzalez said. "Just look at the numbers. For him to come back and be sore and we have to give him a couple of days off, who knows? If he goes out and plays two or three games, you don't know how much better that soreness will be."
While Jones is at least a few days away from returning, the Braves did get another key player back in the lineup on Tuesday. Brian McCann returned to action after he missed Sunday's game due to a bruised left knee. McCann sustained the injury on Saturday night against the Nationals.
"It's still sore, but it's good enough," McCann said. "Makes it a little tough to squat, but it's not that big of a deal. I'm good to go."
VSU 3 years ago
Braves just keep melting away.
coachjohnson42 3 years ago
Have they won 8 straight to make up for that 8 game meltdown yet?
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56 year old man | San Francisco, CA, USA | Seeking women 47-59 within 25 miles
Active within 24 hours
I see myself as a thoughtful, passionate,...
I see myself as a thoughtful, passionate, interesting, kind, loyal and caring person. I'm very tall, active, high-energy and fun to be with, with deep blue eyes that people tell me convey sincerity and warmth. I'm originally from the midwest, and there's a balance in my personality/life: successful in business, driven and achievement-oriented...with a lot of creative energy (fine art photography), humility, empathy and a definite inclination to sing and dance in the kitchen... I enjoy spending time in international, culturally-diverse towns and cities, but feel most at home in natural environments, especially in the mountains. Living in New England, I developed a large backyard organic vegetable garden; in Sonoma, making wine became a passion--and it's best when shared, no? My other passions and interests include the arts in all forms, live music, cycling, hiking in the Marin Headlands and especially in the Rockies around Aspen, open water swimming, triathlon (several years ago, a couple of Ironman distance triathlons). I love to explore with camera in hand, meet fascinating people and learn from them, and I plan to continue to actively travel the world, possibly to India and the Himalayan region, more of Africa, Scandinavia (my family heritage is part Danish and I have a company in Sweden), and a return to Antarctica. I consider myself to be very fortunate in my life. I'm healthy and really fit, have a great family and friends that I love to spend time with, financially secure and therefore enjoy flexibility with my time, and blessed to still be in awe of this world--its beauty, diversity of cultures, and its mysteries. I do want to share that I reduced my posted age by three years to increase the possibility that I would show up in your match search. My ideal partner? You are well educated, interesting, happy and positive, sensual, physically fit, passionate about life and self-assured. Open, thoughtful and caring communication, and empathy for others, are very important to me. You want and truly value a partner who is loyal and can be there for you, in all ways, and support your needs as well as his own. You're active, attractive, eager to explore, intellectually curious and like to play. You have a busy and engaged life you love, but want a partner and best friend to share the highs and the lows with, and to grow together. You love to touch and be touched, and desire the emotional and physical intimacy that you know in your heart is truly possible. My "dream partner" and best friend is family-oriented, smiles a lot and is up for the adventure of life--comfortable with spontaneous (and perhaps even crazy) spur-of-the-moment trips both near to home and far away, when that is possible with our mutually busy schedules, and can get as excited as I can get at the sight of an amazing sunrise or sunset over the Pacific.
Cycling, Dancing, Golf, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
Some other viewpoint
Aspen, Paris, NYC, New England, Florence/Portofino, Africa, Alaska, Sonoma/Napa valleys (esp St. Helena). Mountains and wild rivers. Marin Headlands. Anywhere when I'm carrying my camera and engaging with interesting people and the natural world.
My family. Kissing a beautiful woman that I love. Holding hands and exploring together. Thunderstorms and double rainbows. Live music of almost any kind. Art. Theatre. Meeting really interesting new people.
Photography is a major passion-abstract, landscape. Live music, theatre, dancing, winemaking, world travel, film. Anything outdoors--hiking, triathlon, cycling, skiing, tennis, golf, Bay swimming. Total "foodie", lover of fine wine.
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|What he is looking for
|6'4" (193cms)
|5'1" (154cms) to 6'1" (185cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Salt and pepper
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Never, Social Drinker, Regularly, Moderately
|Executive / Management
|No preference
|No preference
|No preference
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live away from home, Yes, and they live at home
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|Not sure, Probably not, No, No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
Blend of Danish, Irish, English and French Canadian
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
I find a deep spiritual connection in the natural world; comfortable with and accepting of people of all faiths. I wouldn't be a fit though with people who are highly dogmatic about religion.
|English, Spanish
|No preference
|Graduate degree
|No preference
Undergrad at major university. Harvard Business School--YPO Advanced Management Program for international CEO's, plus mentorship for their 2nd year MBA's. Lecturer at several major business schools.


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