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Since 2005, economic development in the Castle Country has been largely centered in the Business Expansion and Retention Project. While the program's early goals focused on information gathering and individual business intervention, the group's monthly meetings have become a launching pad for business growth in the area. Planning to continue that trend, the group's most recent session included several reports which outline projections for the local economy moving into 2013.
"The general feeling I get this year is not nearly as positive as it was last year," said Gordon Odendahl, controller at Tony Basso GM, who was tasked with preparing a projection for the group. "Anyone involved in or dependent upon the mining industry is not looking to make any kind of decision about expansion and growth, hiring or future projects until after the presidential election."
His area-wide report, admittedly unscientific, showed that gross incomes and profits are down from last year, some significantly.
However, most businesses were either flat or slightly down heading into 2012's fourth quarter. Projections range from no growth to slow growth moving forward and while restaurants, motels and insurance are all down, construction remains steady in the area.
"Residential lending is up three percent over last year," he reported. "But the feeling is that this is due to re-financing and/or existing residents buying and selling existing homes on the market, not from new construction."
Odendahl's most serious concern stemming from the report comes from uncertainty around the coal mining and mine service industries which dominate the area's economy.
Concerns at CONSOL and less production than expected from Lila Canyon, coupled with slowing coal exports and possible trouble at west coast ports paint a troubling picture, he reported.
Oil and gas producers also face adversity with low product prices causing low production. While the energy industry as a whole faces continuing challenges, several areas of the projection called for growth in the local area.
"As a bright spot, LifePoint Hospitals seems to be serious and committed to improving Castleview Hospital. Plans to up quality of care, upgrade facilities and upgrade technology are all in the works," he said. "They are also recruiting new and quality physicians and working to improve the image of the hospital."
Despite some difficulty with numbers in 2012, Utah State University was also listed as a bright spot by Odendahl. He commented that improvement to the school's facilities and curriculum are both currently under way.
"USU Eastern brings a lot of people, both students and visitors, to our area," he said. "And jobs plus visitors equals business revenue."
While some number do speak to a downturn in the economy, there are others that speak to growth bubbling up through the down figures.
According to Price City Community Development Director Nick Tatton, Price city's sales tax numbers are up over eight percent this year. This increase, coupled with a bevy of building projects, show Carbon County's hub working to buck the current downtrend.
Inside of Price, a gated community, one fast food restaurant, an automotive retailer, a new credit union and two sporting good stores are working to open their doors.
"There are some challenges we face but there are also some bright spots to hold on to," explained Tatton.
Karl Kraync, who with Tatton helped to found BEAR, also saw some opportunity for the Castle Country's economy to move forward. According to Kraync, it is Castleview that has the potential to bring about big changes in the area's economy.
"Just look at what happened in Payson," he said. "Mountainview becoming a regional medical center has provided large growth in Utah County and we could see the same thing happen here."
For his part, Carbon County Economic Development Director Delynn Fielding, who is also a charter member of BEAR, stated that political and economic participation from the community will play large in the area's future.
"This election has both local and national ramifications and we need our community to get out and vote," he concluded. "And if you don't vote, then you don't deserve to complain."


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The Stoxx Europe 600 index SXXP, -0.92% tumbled 1.4% to close at 271.04, after having traded as high as 276.56 earlier in the session.
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Christian Tegllund Blaabjerg, chief economist at FIH Erhvervsbank in Copenhagen, said the initial rise in equity markets was a relief reaction after months of political uncertainty.
"Markets do not like uncertainty and all of a sudden clarity was offered and we don't have to wait for months for recounting of votes," he said.
"There was a lot of uncertainty about the [U.S. Federal Reserve] and [Ben] Bernanke's third term. Romney had indicated in his campaign he was going to sack Bernanke and whether he was serious about it or just against monetary easing was unclear," Blaabjerg said.
Shares of Delhaize Group DELB, -0.11% rose 1.9%, as the Belgian food retailer said that third-quarter profit rose 33% due to a tax benefit and that revenue climbed 9.1%. See: Delhaize sees continued tough trading conditions.
Shares of Carlsberg AS CARLB, -1.31% gained 2.8%. The brewer said that third-quarter performance was in line with expectations and that it sees growth in its share of the Russian market.
However, shares of Vestas Wind Systems AS VWS, +0.49% tanked 13%, as the turbine maker said it would step up cost-cutting efforts after its third-quarter loss widened. See: Vestas loss widens; will cut costs further.
Obama and the fiscal cliff
As far as broader trading sentiment across Europe, investors initially cheered President Barack Obama's victory in Tuesday's election.
Attention, however, soon turned to how the president will solve the problem of the looming fiscal cliff—a round of massive spending cuts and tax hikes that will automatically take effect in January unless lawmakers reach a budget deal.
Fitch Ratings said after the election that the U.S. must fix the fiscal issues in order to maintain the country's AAA credit rating. See: Fitch: U.S. must fix fiscal cliff to keep AAA.
"Now the sideshow of the election has passed, politicians need to tackle the fiscal cliff. The markets won't accept any more excuses—this needs to be top of the agenda," said Oliver Wallin, investment director at Octopus Investments, in a note.
"Although the Republicans have suffered a bruising defeat, retaining control of the House of Representatives means that they still have a significant role to play. A grand bargain is required and Obama will need all his negotiating skills to push through his agenda," he said.
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You may remember that as part of my giveaway, I sent the lucky winners a mix CD of some of my current favorite songs to listen to while sewing or otherwise relaxing in the evenings. Some people have asked me to share the playlist, so here it is!
The idea for a CD quickly grew to 3 CD's worth of music once I started picking songs. I ended up editing it down to just 2. Here's what the lucky recipients received:
Disc 1
"Make It Mine" - Jason Mraz
"Pocketful of Sunshine" - Natasha Bedingfield
"Life in a Northern Town (Live)" - Sugarland, Little Big Town, and Jake Owen
"Dreaming With a Broken Heart" - John Mayer
"Only You" - Josh Kelley
"Morningside" - Sara Bareilles
"Coyotes" - Jason Mraz
"Say (All I Need)" - OneRepublic
"Between the Lines" - Sara Bareilles
"New Deep" - John Mayer
"Bubbly" - Colbie Caillat
"1973" - James Blunt
"Live High" - Jason Mraz
"When the Stars Go Blue" - The Corrs
"All We Are" - OneRepublic
"Why Georgia" - John Mayer
"Love Song" - Sara Bareilles
"You Are a Part of Everything" - Josh Kelley
"Apologize" - OneRepublic featuring Timbaland
Disc 2
"If I Never See Your Face Again" - Maroon 5 featuring Rihanna
"Mercy" - Duffy
"I'm Yours" - Jason Mraz
"Many the Miles" - Sara Bareilles
"Lost In This Moment" - Big & Rich
"Baby" - Angie Stone
"Everybody Wants You" - Josh Kelley
"Lucky" - Jason Mraz featuring Colbie Caillat
"Stop and Stare" - OneRepublic
"You Wanted It" - MoZella
"Bring It On Home" - Little Big Town
"Clarity" - John Mayer
"I'm With The Band" - Little Big Town
"Love Me Like the World Is Ending" - Ben Lee
"Realize" - Colbie Caillat
"Butterfly" - Jason Mraz
"Say" - John Mayer
"Love On The Rocks" - Sara Bareilles
"Almost Honest" - Josh Kelley
All songs are available on iTunes. I should know -- I practically sign half of my paycheck over to Apple!
Man, I could have easily kept going.
I hope that by doing this I introduce my winners (and all of you!) to some new music that you might not otherwise have listened to. Enjoy!
So what do you like to listen to while crafting?
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I listen to MN public radio, all classical, all the time, thru my iTunes. It's the only kind of music that doesn't catch my mind and just hovers in the background while I work.ReplyDelete
Any other time, I wouldn't listen to classical at all.......*S*
Lately, I've been listening to stand-up comedy on my iPod while I sew... once, I had to stop what I was doing because I was laughing/crying so hard. The comedy usually makes time really fly and I have no idea how long I've been at it.ReplyDelete
"Car Talk," "Wait, Wait..." and "This American Life" -- on Saturday mornings, it's NPR. Otherwise, it's iTunes playlists, mostly from the late 60's and early 70's. It brings back some good memories!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! I spent a bit of time checking out, what I didn't already have - new music is lots of fun :) I love the podcasts too - great entertainment . . .ReplyDelete
I thought I was to only one supporting iTunes.....LOL......Well this is dating me but.....what am I saying...my age is on my blog....anyway, I'm a 60's 70's and some 80's like of gal...but every now and then I throw in Dean Martin's Sway! Oh yea.ReplyDelete
I listen to audiobooks while I sew. I love thrillers and I can't tell you how many times I've listened to the whole Harry Potter series!ReplyDelete
LOVE your list. I have been listening to pandora dot com. You go to the site, register for free, and can make playlists based on a song or a band or singer that you like. Then it plays some of that singer, and then lots of other stuff that is similar (according to the Music Genome project). Then it just keeps playing like a radio. If you don't like a song, you can vote thumbs down and it will skip it and remember that you don't like it for the next time you come back. If there is something you love and want to buy, you can click a link to go to itunes or amazon and buy it. Yesterday I listened to "the Babys" radio and it picked some great stuff I haven't heard in years.ReplyDelete
You can also just pick a genre of music to listen to, like adult contemporary, etc.
Check it out. I really like it.
I cannot listed to audiobooks when I cut. I get lost in numbers and trying to listen and I either screw up on my measuring or miss the story.
anyway, long post, but I LOVE music and had to share.
I'm a classic rock chick. I love listening to AC/DC, Deep Purple, Whitesnake etc. Either that or there's a radio station over here in the UK that plays dramas and comedies all day. I listen to that quite a bit aswell.ReplyDelete
Love and hugs Gina xxx
Wow ~ we have a lot of music in common. I'll have to check out the stuff I don't know. I'm currently in a "Spanglish" faze of music ~ Marc Anthony, Los Lonely Boys and yes, even Ricky Martin. There, I've said it ~ I do like Ricky Martin! I think it comes from having lived in South Florida growing up. Thanks for the list.ReplyDelete
I love your playlist!! I'll be listening to this when I craft :-)ReplyDelete
This summer I haven't been able to listen to music when I sew. The only sewing time I have had, is when the children sleep, and if I play music, I wake them up :-(
But...they go back to daycare next week, so I'll be sewing (well after giving the entire apartment a good cleaning) every day,all day until school starts in September....I hope!
I listen to alot of the same music you do. I support Itunes too. I like their free music every week thing. I like everything just about. Of course, I have my favorites too. I love John Mayer, Sugarland, Harry Connick Jr, Duffy, Eva Cassidy and a few others but I just love music of all kinds except for classical. I can only take so much of that before I'm climbing the walls. I also listen to books on tape but I can only do that if I'm mindless sewing.ReplyDelete
Love your blog. Your kids are so sweet looking! Hugs, Linda
I listen to iTunes on my Mac of course! :-) We have Airport Expresses now. Very cool!ReplyDelete
Your list looks great. There are a few there that I will have to check out. Life in a Northern Town? That song is awesome. It took me years to work out what it was called. Is the "Everybody Here Wants You" the same song as sung by Jeff Buckley?ReplyDelete
I get a but eclectic with my playlist while sewing. I will find something and listen to it for about a week on end before hiding the CD away for later.


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15 U.S. Code § 1693f - Error resolution
(a) Notification to financial institution of error
If a financial institution, within sixty days after having transmitted to a consumer documentation pursuant to section 1693d (a), (c), or (d) of this title or notification pursuant to section 1693d (b) of this title, receives oral or written notice in which the consumer—
(1) sets forth or otherwise enables the financial institution to identify the name and account number of the consumer;
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the financial institution shall investigate the alleged error, determine whether an error has occurred, and report or mail the results of such investigation and determination to the consumer within ten business days. The financial institution may require written confirmation to be provided to it within ten business days of an oral notification of error if, when the oral notification is made, the consumer is advised of such requirement and the address to which such confirmation should be sent. A financial institution which requires written confirmation in accordance with the previous sentence need not provisionally recredit a consumer's account in accordance with subsection (c) of this section, nor shall the financial institution be liable under subsection (e) of this section if the written confirmation is not received within the ten-day period referred to in the previous sentence.
(b) Correction of error; interest
If the financial institution determines that an error did occur, it shall promptly, but in no event more than one business day after such determination, correct the error, subject to section 1693g of this title, including the crediting of interest where applicable.
(c) Provisional recredit of consumer's account
If a financial institution receives notice of an error in the manner and within the time period specified in subsection (a) of this section, it may, in lieu of the requirements of subsections (a) and (b) of this section, within ten business days after receiving such notice provisionally recredit the consumer's account for the amount alleged to be in error, subject to section 1693g of this title, including interest where applicable, pending the conclusion of its investigation and its determination of whether an error has occurred. Such investigation shall be concluded not later than forty-five days after receipt of notice of the error. During the pendency of the investigation, the consumer shall have full use of the funds provisionally recredited.
(d) Absence of error; finding; explanation
If the financial institution determines after its investigation pursuant to subsection (a) or (c) of this section that an error did not occur, it shall deliver or mail to the consumer an explanation of its findings within 3 business days after the conclusion of its investigation, and upon request of the consumer promptly deliver or mail to the consumer reproductions of all documents which the financial institution relied on to conclude that such error did not occur. The financial institution shall include notice of the right to request reproductions with the explanation of its findings.
(e) Treble damages
(1) the financial institution did not provisionally recredit a consumer's account within the ten-day period specified in subsection (c) of this section, and the financial institution
(2) the financial institution knowingly and willfully concluded that the consumer's account was not in error when such conclusion could not reasonably have been drawn from the evidence available to the financial institution at the time of its investigation,
(f) Acts constituting error
For the purpose of this section, an error consists of—
(3) the omission from a periodic statement of an electronic fund transfer affecting the consumer's account which should have been included;
(6) a consumer's request for additional information or clarification concerning an electronic fund transfer or any documentation required by this subchapter; or
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 90–321, title IX, § 908, as added Pub. L. 95–630, title XX, § 2001,Nov. 10, 1978, 92 Stat. 3733; amended Pub. L. 111–203, title X, § 1084(1),July 21, 2010, 124 Stat. 2081.)
References in Text
Section 1693m of this title, referred to in subsec. (e), was in the original a reference to section 915 ofPub. L. 90–321, and was translated as meaning section 916 ofPub. L. 90–321to reflect the probable intent of Congress and the renumbering of section 915 ofPub. L. 90–321as section 916 by Pub. L. 111–24, title IV, § 401(1),May 22, 2009, 123 Stat. 1751.
2010—Subsec. (f)(7). Pub. L. 111–203substituted "Bureau" for "Board".
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–203effective on the designated transfer date, see section 1100H ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 552a of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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What's emerging from the press corps are wildly different scenarios as to what transpired in the negotiations between the Clippers and Elton Brand.
- Mark Heisler's headline reads, "Donald Sterling can't be blamed for Elton Brand's departure." Heisler maintains, "Whether that was Falk's influence or that Brand was impressed by the 76ers, he now seemed to be looking for a way to leave rather than a way to stay. Brand was slow in returning calls to Clippers officials. Whenever they made an offer, Falk would take it back to the 76ers." This isn't necessarily to say that the Clipper front office managed the negotiations with aplomb, but a credible veteran reporter.
- The Associated Press tells a different story: "Forced by an ultimatum Brand would not accept, the would-be movie mogul and two-time NBA All-Star instead opted to take his production east and see his name roll on the credits of Philadelphia's roster. The AP report claims, "The deal was nearly $20 million less than what Brand signed for in Philadelphia." This would mean the Clippers put only $60M on the table, a number that contradicts virtually every other account of the negotiations.
- In an on-air interview with ESPN, Brand says, "My intentions were totally to stay in L.A...But in the negotiations with my agent, David Falk, we asked for some things. And it fell through." Those things could include anything from a sixth year to a no-trade clause. If the AP is to believed, it may also have included additional millions.
- Adrian Wojnarowski at Yahoo! Sports supports the AP claim that the Clippers bungled the negotiations. "Once Mike Dunleavy pushed past David Falk and reached out to Elton Brand, appealed to his star's sensibilities and sentimentality for his Clippers' home, the belief was that the most cunning and cutthroat agent of them all decided to treat this end-around as an act of treason." But Wojnarowski also reports that the Clippers were willing to come correct, and that Falk's vindictiveness drove the proceedings. "Owner Donald Sterling was willing to renounce several players to nearly match the Sixers' $82 million offer, but the Clips could never be sure that Falk ever presented Brand with the information."
- J.J. Adande takes a facile approach and ascribes the outcome to the stitching on the front of the uniform and the fact that "They're the Clippers," though he also allows for the fact that "[Brand] got selfish."
- Marty Burns at SI takes an even approach. He writes, " Ultimately, Brand made the decision himself. He is a grown man. He knows what he is doing." But Burns also offers this defense of Brand: "Brand never said he would definitely re-sign with the Clippers. He merely said it was his intention to do so. Maybe he was being slightly disingenuous. It certainly appears now as if he wanted to get out of L.A. all along." Whatever Brand's intentions, though, Burns concludes, "the bottom line is that the Clippers didn't get it done. Brand gave seven long years of sweat and blood to the Clippers. It's hard to blame him for wanting to play for an up-and-coming team closer to home, especially when that team made it clear how much it wanted him."
The time to extend Brand was last offseason, though it's entirely possible that Brand had every intention on testing free agency. The bottom line is that few people will ever have a full chronicle of Brand's negotiations with the Clippers over the years, though I tend to agree with Burns' conclusion that the onus ultimately rests with the team's executives. I won't fully excoriate them because I'm not furnished with the whole story. But coffee is for closers.
UPDATE: Lots of stuff in this analysis from Abrams at the LAT and this one from Ramona Shelburne at the Daily News. The backs-and-forth are starting to get ugly.
"After I supposedly gave him a take-it-or-leave-it offer, we raised the offer to $75 million and $81 million. They can spin this thing any way they want to try and spin it. The bottom line is, anything Elton ever wanted I did it for him. They stopped having communication with us more than a week ago."
"I can show text messages to Falk and all those things, (that we) made a verbal deal. You don't have to keep a verbal deal. It's not binding. You can say, 'You know what? I changed my mind I want to go to the East Coast because my wife's family is there. Or it's easier to make the playoffs. Or I can be an All-Star in the East as opposed to the West.' But just say it: We had a verbal deal and I just changed my mind."
Brand reiterated that he felt the Clippers' first offer was a take-it-or-leave it demand: "That's exactly what it was. Or that's what they said it was. And then, they came back and matched. But it's like, 'OK, do that the first time.' "
"That could have been a good team and a real special team. But sometimes, enough is enough...I wish them well. They're not bad people and this isn't like a get-out-of-jail card."
Falk "What you want when you're a franchise player you want to feel that you're wanted," Falk said. "And I think it was very disturbing to feel that ... it was basically accept it or don't accept it. "That's a very difficult position to accept when you're a player of Elton's stature and you've done as much for the franchise as Elton has over the past seven years. I think that set in motion a chain of events that led us here today."
"In free agency, everything is compressed...You don't have time to play ping-pong. When they said $70 [million], I took it for face value. It was too much of a sacrifice, that's all."
Falk said that he found out, belatedly, that the Clippers had been negotiating with Brand without his agent. "I didn't know it then, I know it now...I know it after the fact. It's probably the reason that the deal fell apart."
"What you want when you're a franchise player you want to feel that you're wanted," Falk said. "And I think it was very disturbing to feel that ... it was basically accept it or don't accept it.
"That's a very difficult position to accept when you're a player of Elton's stature and you've done as much for the franchise as Elton has over the past seven years. I think that set in motion a chain of events that led us here today."
The story also includes these impressions: "Others in the Clippers organization, including some of Brand's former teammates, believed a deal had been locked in place with him, especially after a verbal agreement was reached with free-agent point guard Baron Davis. Brand had text messaged teammates that he was excited about the prospects of the team, according to NBA sources who requested anonymity because they are not authorized to talk about player movements."


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These courses provide the core concepts and skills that are needed in sociology. Students then apply and enhance what they have learned through sociology electives, which include courses on topics such as deviance and crime, children and family, health care, disabilities, gender, sexuality, immigration, religion, and global society.
Students must also complete 48-54 credits of general education courses and recommended electives. All students must take 9 credits of a language or show equivalent competence. The remaining 20 credits required for graduation are taken from allied areas and free electives, and many students use these to complete a minor course of study.
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We offer a high-quality program that facilitates both post-baccalaureate employment and admission to graduate programs. Recent job placements include Area Office of Aging, case manager with troubled youth, domestic violence victims' adult advocate, human resources assistant, Project Forward Leap, security police for the United State Supreme Court, and the Department of Defense. Students from our program have been accepted and successfully completed advanced degrees at institutions such as the University of Maryland, Texas Tech University, Florida State University, and the University of Virginia.
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SILLINGER'S RETURN THE OPPOSITE OF IMMINENTThe Pre-Game Show: Jackman…1050…Your predix
11:25 am, NVMC – The good news for Mike Sillinger is his hockey career is not over. Even at age 37, he has made enough strides in his rehabilitation after major hip surgery to feel confident he has plenty more games to play in the NHL.
But reports of Sillinger's rise are exaggerated. There is little chance the veteran center will be back in the lineup during the month of November.
I stumbled upon this fact when I approached Sillinger with a theory. Considering the serious nature of his injury and the length of time he's been out of the lineup, would the man who hasn't played in the minor leagues in 15 years ever consider a conditioning stint in Bridgeport?
"To be honest," Sillinger said, "we're not at the point where that's even worth discussing."
So there you have it. Although he has practiced regularly with the Islanders over the last week, Sillinger is not close to a return to the lineup. Factor in the need to both learn and keep up with the team's forecheck system and this could still be a while.
Sillinger had microfracture hip surgery at the Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail, Colorado in February. For most people, the recovery time could last as long as a full year. In the case of a world-class athlete like Sillinger, perhaps eight or nine months. Team doctors, whom Sillinger visits weekly to update his progress, feel he is very much on schedule.
"The one thing that's guaranteed is that I will not come back until I'm 100% free of pain and 100% ready to help the Islanders," said Sillinger. "It hasn't been fun, not being part of the games. But I've been able to keep a positive frame of mind and hopefully be a good influence on the team, partly because there isn't a question of whether I'm coming back. I will be a contributor to our team again."
ETC: Tim Jackman was recalled today from Bridgeport on an emergency basis. Scott Gordon said at today's morning skate that the team, when it has the opportunity, wants to reward the players down on the farm that work hard to learn the system and produce. Jackman has 6 goals in 12 games with the Sound Tigers…Joey MacDonald gets his fourth straight start in goal.
Sidney Crosby is on the trip for the Penguins after missing practice yesterday with an undisclosed hip injury. The team and Crosby likely won't decide if he's good to go until this afternoon.
Congrats to good guy Mark Parrish for his hat trickin' return last night. Who knows if Parrish will get another three goals between now and Christmas, but that's not the point. The NHL is full of rocket scientists traveling the globe, analyzing every aspect of a player's game and then often giving obscene stacks of cash to guys that haven't done diddly. Yet here was Mark Parrish – great hands, good wheels, low-maintenance attitude and with a track record – and he couldn't get an offer from anyone. Should the Islanders need him at an appropriate time after they re-tool, don't think Mark won't forget what they did for him.
Attention, Point Blank readers: Please give us a call tonight when Don La Greca and I co-host "NY Hockey This Week" on 1050 ESPN Radio from 5:30 – 6:30 pm. If you want your Islanders to have a presence on sports-talk radio, here's your chance to make it happen.
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CSPitt17130 wrote:Why would signing Soler have an effect on who the Orioles draft? He's 19. Buxton and Giotto are 18. Soler is also most likely a corner OF, not that it matters. Draft best player available. Period. How many elite prospects ever end up being quality major league players? Now you're suggesting (hypothetically assuming they sign Soler) that a 19 year old prospect is something to bank on so they shouldn't draft someone who plays the same position (sort of)?
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ofahn wrote:docjj wrote:I think we'll take Buxton.
If you value Buxton to be about the same as Soler, we could have Buxton (in the person of Soler) AND Giolito if DD can get Angelos to spend the money.
CSPitt17130 wrote:For example, do you think for a second the Rangers would rather have a prospect ranked in the 50-70 overall range (still a very good prospect) instead of Profar, a consensus top 10 and overall top SS, just because they already have Andrus? Wouldn't you rather have Profar and Machado than Schoop and Machado? Drafting for need is ALWAYS a mistake. You ALWAYS draft best available.
birdwatcher55 wrote:Draft this kid at #4 and let Dr. Andrews do the rest
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Check out the latest work by Net artist Tina LaPorta: it's a splash page commissioned by the Whitney Museum of American Art, and it remains online at the institution's Artport site for the month of July. You can link to LaPorta's past projects from the site, which also serves as a portal leading to resources on the artist's work.
Web Server Scripting Language as Artistic Medium
What happens when a programmer working for a b2b e-commerce site gets bored? Some cool art. Check out "Entropica," a creative use of the PHP Web server scripting language by the artist Nifkin. This work randomly generates stunning, colorful graphics, as beautiful as any abstract expressionist painting.
Mapping the Web Infonome
New work by Net Art stars Natalie Bookchin, Steve Dietz, Alex Galloway, Diane Ludens, Lev Manowich, Kevin and Jennifer McCoy, and Geri Wittig, and others is now online in a new show entitled "Mapping the Web Infonome," curated by media art scholar Lisa Jevbratt. The show parallels the Human Genome Project, featuring pieces that represent the codes that make up the World Wide Web. Online and on view at San Francisco's New Langton Arts through July 28.
Do you like to play with soundtoys?
Do you like to play with soundtoys? In other words, are you a creative programmer, net artist, or digital muscian? A new Web site, appropriately named Soundtoys, is looking for people who want to push the boundaries of online, interactive music and extremely visual, net-based multimedia works.
Love Letters in Your Email In-Box
Maybe you were burned by the "love bug" computer virus; now, you can open a emailed love letter from a stranger and not get hurt. Net artist Yael Kanarek is offering a love letter email service, which delivers a fresh new romantic message daily -- and makes you a participant in an epistolary yet non-linear narrative connected to her popular cross-media project, "The World of Awe".
Catch a Virus in the Name of Art
Buzz is spreading on "Bienale.py," a work of computer virus art by net art collective 0100101110101101.ORG and new media group epidemiC. Download the code, which made its debut at this year's Venice Bienale, now available (along with disabling instructions) online.
Webliography Now Complete and Online
Curious how diaries, personal journals, memoirs, letters, travelogs, creative self-representations, memorials, tributes, and hybrid forms of all of the above have manifested themselves on the Net? A one-stop resource is the "Webliography," compiled by Elayne Zalis, PhD, now online. Dr. Zalis includes both fiction and nonfiction, many works involving hypermedia, thus blurring the lines between the real and the unreal, actuality and innovative forms of online, text-based art, even further.
"Baby Play" Now Online
The latest Net art installation by Shu Lea Chang, "Baby Play," is on view at Tokyo's ICC; online, visitors to the installation's Web site can interact with the piece, which represents a giant, fantastical foosball table.


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The global capacity-building strategy is a comprehensive, long-term engagement with Member States to create institutional and professional environments for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage.
Coordinated and monitored by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Section and implemented with UNESCO's network of field offices, in cooperation with national counterparts, the strategy addresses the following priority issues in line with the requirements of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage:
UNESCO developed content and training materials and trained a network of 79 expert facilitators who are delivering capacity-building services in beneficiary countries around the world.
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The Fields Center for FSHD and Neuromuscular Research represents the first concerted international effort to accelerate aggressive and innovative clinical and genetic research to find treatments for people with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy, also known as FSH dystrophy or FSHD. The Fields Center is a "Center Without Walls," advancing the synergistic efforts of two of the world's leading institutions in the area of neuromuscular disease research, the University of Rochester Medical Center's Neuromuscular Disease Center and Leiden University Medical Center's Department of Human Genetics initiated the Center. Soon therafter, The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center became an integral part of the Fields Center, bringing in vital expertise in skeletal muscle development.
Through this dynamic partnership between clinical researchers and basic scientists, Fields Center researchers have made groundbreaking advances in understanding the molecular mechanisms in FSHD describing the unifying hypothesis for FSHD in 2010. This discovery, identifying a target for therapeutic intervention, has shifted the focus in FSHD research toward the translation phase with potential therapy now on the horizon. In addition, the Center has been a driving force in establishing FSHD care standards, standards in genetic testing as well as in laying the groundwork for future clinical trials in FSHD The Fields Center actively recruits interested scientists to collaborate on studies, drawing on the expertise of leading researchers to address critical questions. Through these efforts, researchers strive to improve current disease management strategies and identify therapeutic targets to treat FSHD (FSH dystrophy).
The Fields Center was made possible through the generous support of Mr. Richard T. Fields, Chairman of Coastal Development, LLC, and the Fields Family Foundation. The Fields Family Foundation supports several charities and has been honored for its generous contributions to children's and safety causes. Richard Fields is on the board of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, a global leader in assisting families, law enforcement, and news media in locating missing or abducted children throughout the world. Richard Fields is also a major donor and supporter of the New York City Police Foundation and Good Shepherd Service and is a board member of Farm Aid, a non-profit organization working to promote a strong and sustainable family farm-based system of agriculture throughout the country. The University of Rochester is grateful for Richard Fields long term support of this important project.
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- September 19, 2014: Fields Center Investigator, Dr. van der Maarel, wins prestigious prize in the Netherlands.
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July 31, 2008. Posted by Andrew Meyer.Add new comment | Filed under: Ellis Island, hospital, immigration, News, Places and Spaces, Real Life Stories
When you hop on the ferry to visit Ellis Island, you get a taste of America's immigrant roots.
However, only a fraction of the island is open to the public.
The vast hospital complex which covers the south side of Ellis Island has been abandonned for about 50 years and is off-limits to the public, but that's going to be changing.
Efforts are underway to stabilize and restore these buildings.
After an initial trip with a group of Jersey lawmakers six years ago, I had a chance to go back recently to check on the progress that's been made in preserving not only the buildings but the history that goes with them. What I found can be heard in the next feature in WBGO News' Lost Jersey series, which airs on our next WBGO Journal, Friday, August 1 at 7:30pm.
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WBGO and NPR at the 2008 JVC Newport Jazz Festival
July 31, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts, esperanza, festival founder, george wein, guillermo klein, guitarist, herbie hancock, howard alden, Jazz Alive, jazz stars, jvc jazz festival, jvc jazz festival newport, legendary pianist, live jazz, music, new york city, param name, Places and Spaces, spalding, stage acts, Video, village vanguard, wbgo, www youtube
Earlier this summer, WBGO launched NPR's first concert series of live jazz webcasts, "Live at the Village Vanguard," which offers monthly shows from the legendary New York City venue. Next weekend, August 9 and 10, WBGO and NPR Music are teaming up to live webcast main stage acts from the JVC Jazz Festival Newport. On the bill are legendary pianist Herbie Hancock; producer, performer and Jazz Festival founder George Wein; guitarist Howard Alden; along with rising jazz stars Esperanza Spalding and Guillermo Klein y Los Guachos. I'll be your host. Should be fun.
Check out one of my favorite performances captured at Newport.
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I have had the good fortune to have been surrounded these past two years at WBGO by some of the greatest players in jazz. That's what you come to expect when you are a part of the world's most significant jazz radio station. But it's the people who have touched me for more than the music that they create who truly are a part of my heart.
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