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Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont is a 2005 US-produced comedy-drama film based on the 1971 novel by Elizabeth Taylor. It was directed by Dan Ireland and produced by Lee Caplin, Carl Colpaert and Zachary Matz from a screenplay by Ruth Sacks Caplin.
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... raining pretty hard, so we went back to the hotel.
Heather opted for a nap, the boys opted to play in the hotel, and I went hiking solo at Red Rock Canyon and Blakiston Falls. The Red Rock Canyon is really neat, and mostly like the name sounds. The Falls were OK but nothing special. It was raining pretty much the entire time but there were still quite a few people out.
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Waterton Lakes National Park
... Once pictures were loaded notice in about half of my pictures there was a used water bottle and some old flip-flops in them. HAHAHA Kimmie said I could go back tomorrow morning and redo them; she would stay at the camper and straighten it up, more like sleep the morning away. Had our first campground experience with a bear. Had our lawn chairs out and we were relaxing before the evening hike and it started to rain so decided to ...
Red Jammers
... of the Continental Divide. This is the north south line along the United States where one of two things happens: water flows east to the Atlantic or water flows west to the Pacific depending on which side of the Divide the droplet falls. We took a few steps onto the Highline Trail which follows the Continental Divide to say we had been on it but needed to return to the tour before getting very far. Back on the bus, we twisted ...
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... arrive at the campground. What a place to have a RV park! It is nestled in a glacial valley with huge mountains on three sides and adjacent to a deep glacial and snow runoff fed lake that is so clear! It is difficult to describe it and pictures do not really portray the beauty of this place.
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We're still in Waterton Lakes National Park, our last day here, and we were up early shooting sunrise photos. Toward evening a rain shower left us sprinting from the restaurant to our hotel, the second shower that Julie and I took today. As I looked out from our hotel room after the shower stopped, I saw a rainbow and jumped in the car to go to the Prince of Wales hotel which sits on a bluff to see if I could get a photo. See the photos for the day below.
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Personalized medicine: risk prediction, targeted therapies and mobile health technology
1 University of Michigan School of Public Health, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
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Personalized medicine is increasingly being employed across many areas of clinical practice, as genes associated with specific diseases are discovered and targeted therapies are developed. Mobile apps are also beginning to be used in medicine with the aim of providing a personalized approach to disease management. In some areas of medicine, patient-tailored risk prediction and treatment are applied routinely in the clinic, whereas in other fields, more work is required to translate scientific advances into individualized treatment. In this forum article, we asked specialists in oncology, neurology, endocrinology and mobile health technology to discuss where we are in terms of personalized medicine, and address their visions for the future and the challenges that remain in their respective fields.


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We Caught Kia's All-New Sportage Out In The OpenPosted
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Here's a better, real-life look at Kia's next-generation Sportage before it makes its formal world premiere at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show in mid-September.
First Official Photos Of The All-New Kia Sportage LeakedPosted
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The first official photos showing the all-new Kia Sportage in the metal have surfaced on the web. Published by TheKoreanCarBlog, the photos are a confirmation that Kia's teaser renderings released earlier this week have nothing to do with the actual car.
All-New Kia Sportage Spied In Korea With No Camouflage [w/Video]Posted
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Well, that was quick: less than a day after Kia released the teaser sketches with the all-new Sportage, the crossover was filmed and photographed in the metal in South Korea.
Here's A Better Scoop Of 2016 Kia Sportage's InteriorPosted
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In less than two months from now, Kia will show us the production 2016 Sportage in Frankfurt, but until then, we can give you the best look yet inside the compact crossover.
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Think You Can Tell Us Which New Kia Model We Spied Here?Posted
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These fresh spy shots of a Kia prototype landed on our desk as a possible international version of the Korean firm's China market KX3 small SUV, but we're not so sure about that.
New 2016 Kia Optima Spotted Out In The OpenPosted
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Little by little, we're getting a better picture of what Kia's next Optima will look like.
Following last night's release of a single front-quarter picture of the North American (N.A.) specification model, a Korean Domestic Market (KDM) version of the 2016 Optima was captured undisguised in its home country.
Kia Spied Working On All-New 2017 CadenzaPosted
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You might be thinking it's a little too early for a new-generation Kia Cadenza since it was only just launched in North America in 2013, but that's probably because you're not aware of the K7.
Scoop: Kia's Cee'd Sportswagon Gets the Facelift Treatment As WellPosted
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After our spy shots on the Kia Cee'd hatchback and its three-door brother Pro_Cee'd, it's only natural to witness the Korean company working on the estate version of the family, aka the Cee'd Sportswagon.
Spied: Facelifted Kia Pro_Cee'd in The Final Stages of DevelopmentPosted
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Scoop: 2016 Kia Sportage Offers us a Glimpse of its InteriorPosted
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Sportier 2016 Kia Cee'd GT Prepared for a FaceliftPosted
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Having recently captured the regular 2016 Kia Cee'd testing, it was only a matter of time before our spies nabbed the sporty GT version out in the open.
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Here's our very first look at the next Kia Sportage that should arrive sometime in 2016. The two prototype models spied at the Hyundai-Kia Technical Centre in Rüsselsheim, Germany, were wearing a production body, albeit hidden behind black cladding.
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Three years after the launch of the second-generation Cee'd, Kia is working on a mid-cycle facelift for its compact hatchback.
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At this year's Detroit show, Kia revealed a concept for an affordable, rear-wheel drive coupe named the GT4 Stinger.
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The second-gen Picanto is already in its third year in the market and Kia wants to keep it relevant for another couple of years before it replaces it, with a facelift.
Kia did a fine job covering the new styling touches on the prototype, as the only things peeking out from the camouflage are the revised headlamp clusters, but it's suffice to say that it should get refreshed nose along with some changes to the rear section such the lights and bumper designs.
Being that the Koreans also had the city car's dashboard placed under covers, there may be some styling upgrades in store for the interior as well.
We don't expect any changes to the Picanto's powertrain lineup.
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Scoop: New 2016 Kia Optima Sedan is on its WayPosted
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You're looking at the next iteration of Kia's Optima mid-size sedan, also known as the K5 in Korea, which we scooped in Germany undergoing development tests.
Future Cars: Kia's Next Sorento SUV Bulks Up for the School RunPosted
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In the land of sport utility vehicles, the segment is generally associated with soccer moms piloting their trucks for the school run, grocery-grabbing and visiting that pool-cleaner guy who lives eight blocks away. Car enthusiasts like myself usually detest these lumbering people haulers, yet I do appreciate the versatility that they exude.
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Until now, Kia made sure that its new generation Sorento prototypes were firmly dressed in camouflage to keep the SUV's styling details hidden from common sight, but not so much anymore, as our spies caught a rather revealing tester.
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The next generation of Kia's new Sedona minivan, also marketed as the Carnival MPV in Europe, South Korea and other countries and regions around the world, has popped up on our radar in its real life form, some 24 hours before the big reveal at the New York Auto Show on Wednesday.
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In a matter of weeks we will watch Russia take back Syria, ending the reign of Jewish proxy terror. Many ISIS guns for hire are now fleeing for their lives, they are war criminals after all. Syria is now in ruins, millions have been displaced, a quarter million killed? Why? No Wrathchild central bank.
On 2 May 2009, 36-year-old West Australian fellow anti-Judaic activist Brendon O'Connell took part in a protest held by "Friends of Palestine" against Israeli oranges at an IGA supermarket in sunny South Perth. Two "Sayanim", extremist pro-Israeli activist from the Australasian Union of Jewish Students, observed them to gather intelligence on pro-Palestinian activists, and hand out flyers to "educate" the protesters about Israel.
The Jews are masters of "perception management", the Neo-Yiddish term for lying and cheating. One of their specialties is the "good cop, bad cop" game. They have been perfecting it for centuries.
I just got off the phone with family in Germany. They seem worried but not overly concerned. I've asked them to prepare emergency luggage with all important documents and make sure all their papers are up to date. Most importantly, I urged them, to get their passports ready and apply for visas to safer countries.
Don't tell me, I have not warned you. Those stupid Goyim cannot be trusted. I said it many times. No matter how well we pay, train, groom, pamper and flatter them in the media, academia or think-tanks, and make our shrinks reassure them and feed them happy pills, they still – way too often for my liking – show signs of that pesky mental deficiency of theirs. They call it "conscience", I prefer the politically correct term "nerve weakness". Fortunately it's very rare amongst our people, but frightingly common amongst the Goy.
People should refrain from referring to Germany as if it still existed. Germany is dead. It's been murdered 70 years ago. Call it "the Land of the Walking Dead". It reminds me of the Inka Kingdom. What's going on there right now with that invasion of 1 million ISIS fighters disguising as refugees is nothing but desecration of a mass grave.
Most of my regular readers know that I'm a family man. Like many concerned parents, I jam my kids' time with extra-curricular activities to keep them away - without tantrums and tears - from computers, television, alcohol, drugs, porn and teenage sex. While this keeps me pretty busy, chauffeuring them around, I appreciate the time away from my desk. Without these interruptions I would be sitting in front my computer all day, from when I wake up, at 5-6 a.m., till I fall asleep at 12-1 a.m.
When I heard in early 2008 that Mr Leon Wende would be installing the security equipment for the Sydney Rail Transit System with the Israeli company Verint, I immediately placed online pictures of Mr Wende and named him and what he was doing.
This all really started back in 2005 when I viewed video and still photographs of the interior of Australia's relatively new Collins Class submarine. A Mr Leon Wende had taken the video and photographs.
Mr Wende was an Australian Jew who had worked (according to him) extensively in the Israeli Defence Force. I gathered from bits and pieces I heard he was involved in hardware installation and software programming. He had also been involved with the installation of radio equipment at Campbell Barracks in Perth (home of the SAS) and in 2008 was involved in installing the new security systems for the Sydney Rail Transit System with the Israeli company 'Verint'
I love this piece of art from the Spanish. A scum bag Ultra Orthodox Jew standing on the shoulders of a Catholic Priest who is kneeling on a prostrate Muslim worshiper. They call it anti-Semetic which means "anti-Arab" and of course we all know the only anti-Semites are people like the mainly Russian Slavic based ultra orthodox jews with their blonde hair and blue eyes and other obscenities making a mockery of the simple English language and its misuse.
Now this is exactly what I am talking about in this previous video I made on the subject of reporting Israeli and Jewish spying.
What kind of mindset does it take to force someone to eat their own feces, or to attach wires to their genitals in order to inflict electric shocks, or to watch their own children be raped in order to force them to divulge information they couldn't possibly possess?
We are slaves to our mythologies and our compulsions. Lacking a clear definition of who we are, we scurry like hungry rodents across a landscape we have ravaged, searching for both the reason we were put here and a magic potion to assure that we will never die. For many thousands of years, despite desperate promises from dozens of deities, these two items have continued to elude us.
Anyone who runs for president of the United States must supervise the robbery and murder of innocent countries, promise to maintain the unjust slave system of the international bankers, and lie about everything that pertains to the safety of the American people, because there is no safety for anyone in these desperate times as long as Jewish controlled puppets continue to wreak havoc on the entire world.
The image of the dead Syrian child lying inert on a Turkish beach choked up anyone who saw the image splayed over the front pages of every newspaper in Europe this week. There, in stark, irrefutable relief, lay the indelible image of Jewish America's cynical demolition of Syria, which, combined with its recent annihilation of the completely innocent and now destroyed country of Libya, has become the terrifying emblem of U.S. foreign policy conducting its murderous crimes at the behest of its Israeli masters and the oil companies who seek at all costs to run a pipeline through Syria.
We live in the dark, convinced by our public media and our insincere leaders that we are heroes and freedom fighters. In reality the opposite is true: we are the plunderers, the ravagers, deceiving ourselves to do the dirty work of the manipulators who have twisted our minds with trinkets and false accounts of the people we kill and the countries we ruin in order to steal their treasures.
This is the fact we can't get straight. One side — one entity, one organization — funds BOTH sides in all the wars.
In a matter of weeks we will watch Russia take back Syria, ending the reign of Jewish proxy terror. Many ISIS guns for hire are now fleeing for their lives, they are war criminals after all. Syria is now in ruins, millions have been displaced, a quarter million killed? Why? No Wrathchild central bank.
The employees of HP hate Carly Fiorina, the first female CEO of Hewlett Packard almost bankrupt the company back in 2006, she was forced out and now NO EMPLOYEE WILL DONATE TO HER PRESIDENTIAL BID. Not one. Zero. Zip. The only reason for this is hate, the must really, really despise and hate her.
Bourke is to engines as Tesla is to alternators, this was no accident, Robert Bourke taught engine maintenance at the Unites States Air Service School at Kelly Field, Texas in 1918. He fully understood the theoretical limitations of the Otto 4 cycle and sought a simpler design and for years worked on the problem until 1932 when he built a working prototype. Bourke set out to overcome the complex design of gasoline engines, he succeeded. The Army Air Force was impressed and awarded him a contract to build an aviation prototype. According to legend he did and connected a wooden prop to the crank, when he gunned the engine the torque was so great the prop sheered, the blades could not keep up with the engine RPM acceleration.
There has been a war going on between electric and fuel driven vehicles for over a century. Few people know that before the gasoline engine, electric cars dominated the American landscape. There were over on hundred electric car manufacturers in 1908. Shortly after the gasoline carburetor was invented there was none. Gas cars cold go further and faster and didn't require a long charge time.
Ever since WW2, oil was no longer a competitive business between multinational corporations, it had become competition between nation states. Oil was the crucial factor in the Pacific Theatre, the US Navy cut the Japanese off from oil supplies. The war at sea was the war for oil. Oil for the war machine drove the major campaigns of the Third Reich, Hitler invaded the Caucasus and Stalingrad for oil. World War 2 proved that access to oil could make or break an empire, from that point forward control of oil became the imperative of empire building and maintenance.
A good amount of E-mail and even some old fashioned 'Snail-mail' flows into the inboxes of TomatoBubble.com & The Anti-New York Times. We don't always have a chance to respond, but we do read and reflect upon every single incoming message. In addition to the fan mail (and hate mail - which we also enjoy!) interesting items pertaining to news and history also come in. Much of it is news to us and greatly appreciated. But there is also no lack of hoaxes and falsely attributed quotes floating around the alternative news community.
Yep. One of the airstrikes hit an area primarily held by rebels backed by the Central Intelligence Agency and allied spy services, U.S. officials said, catapulting the Syrian crisis to a new level of danger and uncertainty
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In politics and message boards, it is hold your nose and commit, despite issues of spam. The spam argument really is not valid, since for any but the small population of the stupid and the naïve it is easily recognizable. Some even waste their time openly exposing spam generated topics targeted, apparently, only to the naïve.
Those who suggest Facebook and other similar message boards either discount or are in deception mode of the issue of privacy. When talking about money matters do you really want your true identity exposed?
Yahoo message boards are the ONLY currently available source for talking about most all companies linked to their financial information. As far as any interpretation goes of shutting them down it would be to disadvantage small investors in a return to a level of information sharing availability not seen since the 1980's and the dawn of widespread Internet use. It would be a huge benefit to those who wish to control the widespread availability of financial information. There have been from time to time very lucid posts on what to expect in the investment world on Yahoo message boards. So it would seem that one of the reasons for shutting down Yahoo message boards is to see that such information is no longer available except to insiders.
There is also the issue of criminal activity in the financial sector, which gets a lot of exposure by many who post on Yahoo message boards. Could it be that such exposure is unwanted? We wouldn't want such information to see the light of day, now would we? So just who do those represent that want criminal enterprises to remain untouched, as they currently are in the financial sector?
If you think otherwise please DO provide your alternatives (other than Facebook).
"Yahoo message boards shut down"
Are you, yourself, guilty of plastering spam?
If the message board shuts down coldone will lose it because he wont have anyone to trash
Are you so clueless to think Yahoo would spend so much time updating their finance message boards only to shut them down? The coldone has you to trash because you don't think before you speak...
Interesting post. Lots to ponder.
Spam is rampant on the boards. On any given day you have to scroll through many spam posts to get to the 'lucid' posts.
On the issue of privacy, well let's just say that even though you post here and believe it is private, in my experience, IT"S NOT. It does work in other venues. Take a platform like Stocktwits...pretty much all there are 'known; to each other. They do post under id's other than their name for the most part, but they do not 'hide' who they are. I'm sure there are many other examples of platforms where do no HAVE to hide who they are for fear of being attacked. You have entirely skipped over the major issue with these boards which is they are being 'conrolled' by very few people using multiple id's. These id's abuse, harass, bully & otherwise make it extremely uncomfortable to legitimately post here. People hide on Yahoo Finance because there is an element of abuse here. When I first viewed these boards, I said there was no way in HELLLL that I would ever post here. Everyone was arguing, accusing each other of being other id's. But, what can I say, I got sucked in., not knowing the 'game' that was at play here. We were in the middle of Yang trying to pull a 'Dell', with Silver Lake, there was a lot going on & I had a new position in YHOO. Fool I was to think that I was talking to like-minded people.
Is that a theory you have, that WS wants to close down the Yahoo Finance boards?
I don't think it is that sinister, or maybe I don't want to believe it is?
Yahoo does need to address the issues with the finance boards. Maybe they do need better moderation. I don't know.
"Spam is rampant on the boards. On any given day you have to scroll through many spam posts to get to the 'lucid' posts. ..."
You are exaggerating.
"...Is that a theory you have, that WS wants to close down the Yahoo Finance boards?
I don't think it is that sinister, or maybe I don't want to believe it is? ..."
You paint a pretty broad brush there with the Wall Street comment. There are honest people on Wall Street. The trouble is they don't currently have the power to effect change. All the regulators appear to be captured and will not throw criminals, like Jon Corzine, in jail for stealing the money of investors from their segregated accounts. As long as that continues, and you have people like Marissa Mayer that want to shut people up by taking away their ability to communicate the only conclusion that can be arrived at is that the fox is guarding the henhouse.
So this message does not get too long you are referred to a "white listed" link (a recent Yahoo change to further limit the ability to expose or educate):
OOPS! Yahoo has now made it impossible to refer to another message by way of a link on Yahoo that should be "white listed".
Use the "Search Message Boards" box and go to the following message that begins:
When it comes to Yahoo, as far as those concerned from this screen name, it WAS an apolitical stance.


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Here is a compiled list of Information Security certifications that will help you stand out against your competition as you work towards advancing your career in Information Security. Not only that, but these certifications will make your knowledge and skills crucial to the company you work for. Different levels of experience are required for each certification as well as perquisites that can be met by completing Cybersecurity training courses. Read more to find out which certification is the best fit for your career.
The CompTIA Security+ certification is a great place to jump start your career in Information Security. This certification will prove that you have the knowledge and skills to implement and monitor security on networks and operating systems, as well as respond to security breaches that may arise.
The Security+ certification training is ideal for:
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The (ISC) ² CISSP certification is intended for experienced security professionals. It proves that an individual has in-depth technical and managerial skills and credibility to develop, engineer, implement, and manage information security policies and procedures to prevent attacks.
The CISSP certification is ideal for (to name a few):
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End user security is beginning to become mainstream, and for good reason. According to a study conducted in 2014, 80% of IT and security admins believe that end user carelessness is a bigger threat than actual cyber attacks and malware.
As cyber security professionals, we put the majority of our time into securing and hardening our applications and networks. Obviously, this isn't a complete waste of time, because we have logs that tell us that these things are constantly under attack. However, almost as frequently under attack are the end users, and whats worse, targeting end users is more effective for hackers.
So why have we been so slow to invest in end user security training? It seems to be a widely ignored topic, one that is only now becoming mainstream. In fact, we have actually had conversations with security leadership from large organizations who have admitted that they have yet to invest in training their end users.
The truth is, its time to invest in end user security training. So many attacks occur because people do things either negligently or even somewhat maliciously. Creating a culture that values secure practice regarding the IT applications they use to do their jobs, is the only way we can ensure we are truly, defending the data within our organizations.
In recent years we have seen a trend emerging in education. Free learning has been making huge waves, and the term MOOC is what is bringing about that change. MOOC's (Massive Open Online Courses) that have launched in recent years include companies like; Khan Academy, which has brought math and science classes to the world for free; Codecademy, which offers free coding learning; and Coursera, which provides online classes from some of the world's top universities. We have caught word of a MOOC that will launch in January called Cybrary, which provides free IT and Cyber Security training classes to the world.
So far, from what we can tell on the website, Cybrary's training offering includes classes that prepare people for some of the more popular IT and security industry recognized certifications, such as the CompTIA A+, Security+, ECC's Certified Ethical Hacker and the CISSP from ISC2. The site also includes advanced skill sets, which are not intended for certification, such as their Post Exploitation Hacking and Advanced Penetration Testing class.
MOOC's Emerge as Online Education Sentiment Grows
The explosive growth of MOOC's is showing us that the sentiment towards online education is growing more favorable. As younger generations, such as the Millennials, come of age and become a major subset of the world's workforce, online education grows faster. These younger generations seem to be well prepared and extremely accustomed to learning online and at their own pace. Online education has been in a tremendous growth phase since 2002. Now with the success of companies like Codecademy, people are starting to realize that learning can, and maybe should be, free for everyone. This shift in the approach to learning is giving more people the opportunity to build skill sets and achieve an education that may have previously not been affordable to them. Emerging economies and even tenured professionals from the world's largest economies all are benefiting from these winds of change in education.
As our readers know, the IT and Cyber Security industries are in many ways built around a proof of skill sets which is led by certifications. Many companies hiring practices are built around finding employees who possess these certifications because the certs validate their skill set, at least to a certain extent.
Addressing the Cyber Security Skills Gap
The skills gap in Cyber Security is perhaps the most glaring need that is addressed by this new trend of free online education. SC Magazine wrote an article discussing this challenge as not only being a current one, but one that is actually going to become far worse in coming years. Another study showed that the skills gap would grow to about 47% in 2017.
This skills gap is likely due to the lack of affordable training. Cyber Security changes so quickly, and yet training for both basic skills as well as advanced skills has traditionally been extremely expensive. Codecademy and now Cybrary seem to be directly tackling the issue of putting hard Cyber Security job skills into the hands of anyone that may want them.
The Effect of MOOC's on Emerging Economies
It was only a matter of time until the IT and Cyber Security training industry, as well as education as a whole, took a major shift towards more social equality. Companies like Coursera, Codecademy and now Cybrary are leading the charge. Free education options are expanding, and as they grow and have success, it seems that education and technical job skill sets will no longer be reserved for those who can afford it, but rather it will be for those who are willing to work hard to achieve it.
Even with the presence of MOOC's, there may very well still be numerous limitations to the growth of technology and innovation in the world's emerging economies, but free online education is definitely a step in the right direction. As opposed to having to build out an internet infrastructure as well as invest heavily in an educational infrastructure, perhaps now the more important aspect to educational advancement, is simply stable access to the internet.
Time will tell how much impact these free MOOC's will have on global problems such as the Cyber Security skills gap and the technological growth in emerging economies. It is safe to say though, free online education and training is well worth giving a try.
In the world of computing, RATs aren't the flea infested rodents that caused the plague, but they can be just as nasty. Also known as Remote Administration Tools, RATs allow an operator to access another computer remotely, gaining control of the machine typically for malicious purposes. While there are a number of legitimate and helpful reasons for remote administration and desktop sharing, RATs usually refer to software that is being installed without the knowledge of the intended victim. Moreover, RAT software is typically designed to be installed as part of a Trojan horse, actively avoiding detection by the victim or the victim's security software and in some cases even disabling firewalls and other security measures.
What Are Remote Administration Tools?
Remote Administration Tools allow the operator to gain control of another machine remotely with the intention of using it maliciously, often without the knowledge or intervention of the targeted computer's user. Among other capabilities, RAT operators may use the program to:
RAT Trojan Horses
Remote Administration Tools are typically installed via a Trojan horse attack, with the malicious software often being disguised as a legitimate program or bound to an otherwise innocuous program. The victim may download the legitimate looking program online or via email or some other person to person file sharing option. In some cases, a false error message may appear, giving the impression the file did not download properly and possibly leading to a false sense of security for the victim of the Trojan attack. Other RAT programs immediately disable security software, like firewalls and antivirus programs, in order to operate undetected.
Once installed, the RAT Trojan horse will allow the remote operator to:
Examples of RATs
If all of that isn't enough to convince you of the seriousness of RATs, consider some famous RAT software:
Considering how lethal RATs can be and how difficult it can be to fully remove them once installed, the best defense is to be a well-informed computer user. For the most comprehensive information on Remote Administration Tools, consult our most recent RAT white paper for the latest tips on how to combat RATs.


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Although Ferrari is still in the early stages of evaluating its improved windtunnel, engineering director Pat Fry is encouraged by progress.
"We have been back in there for a few weeks," said Fry when asked about the windtunnel by AUTOSPORT.
"It's being 100 per cent used now, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the normal thing.
"It is reasonable although it takes time for you realise how good a tool is.
"We have certainly made some reasonable improvements there.
"Time will tell if we are exactly where we would like to be but the signs are good at the moment."
In order to assess the effectiveness of the Maranello windtunnel, Ferrari has been conducting some tests specifically to ensure it is generating the same results as the Toyota.
"There are the normal things of repeatability, so we do a lot more repeats of things," said Fry.
"Some of the things we've done at Toyota, we are also doing - step changes trying to check it has got the same trends - and so far so good."
Although the new 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engines that will be introduced next year will be a significant performance differentiator next year, Fry has no doubts aerodynamic development will also remain vital.
This means the effectiveness of Ferrari's Maranello windtunnel will be key to the team's development for 2014, although as Fry points out it will be essential to start the season with the engine in good shape.
"Aero still remains a very dominant factor next year as well," said Fry.
"It is still going to be very important although the balance towards engines is higher than it currently is, especially as you have to get it right at the start.
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Kris Bryant Wins All the Awards
First, Bryant takes home the minor league HR crown over his buddy Joey Gallo...for that he got a trophy and $200 per home run. Then USA Today named him the minor league player of the year, thanks in part to that HR crown and an eye-poppin 325/438/661 slash line with 78 total extra-base hits in less than 600 PA's between AA and AAA. And then Baseball America placed him on their 2014 Minor League All-Star team. It's been a helluva nice run for fans with Alcantara, Hendricks, Baez and Soler coming up, but the two best are very likely still awaiting their phone call and bus ticket.
So while 2015 looks like a year of hope instead of despair, the end of 2014 has been a pleasant surprise. The Cubs have played .500 ball over their last 100 games and there's little reason to believe they won't be able to at least match that next season and hopefully surpass it. I have to believe they're firmly entrenched in the spoiler role for the remaining games and as the "team no one wants to play." It would be even more fun if Anthony Rizzo wasn't out for a good time (possibly the rest of the season) or however long Castro will be out, but seeing what the kids can do without the pressure of September is going to make this last month of games fun to follow.
- In minor league news, Daytona trashed Dunedin last night 11-1, Vogelbach and Schwarber hit home runs and the team combined for 7 extra-base hits. Rob Zastryzny went 6 innings, giving up just a run on 4 K's, 1 BB and 5 hits. Boise lost their opener to Hillsboro though, 5-2, thanks in large part to 4 errors. Jake Stinnett started and went 5 innings with 8 K's, 0 BB's, 2 H and just one unearned run. Alex Tomasovich had the lone extra-base hit, a home run, but also contributed one of the errors that lead to one of Hillsboro's runs. All 3 playoff teams go tonight, Daytona goes with Tayler Scott, Kane County throws out Jen-Ho Tseng and Boise begins with Jeremy Null.
.."the two best..." . Bryant
.."the two best..." . Bryant and Russell?
Clearly, although Schwarber
Clearly, although Schwarber is a hot start of 2015 away from working himself into that conversation.
I wonder how this impacts
I wonder how this impacts Baez. I would kind of like him to get more time at second.
Edit: Looks like Hoyer says that Baez will play SS the rest of the way. I guess they know best.
'If Castro's the shortstop
'If Castro's the shortstop next April and Baez is the potential/projected second baseman, why not keep Baez working at second the last month and play Arismendy Alcantara, another natural shortstop, there?
"It's a fair question, but we'll put Javy at short," Hoyer said, explaining that it's about assuring depth going forward.'
Alcantara needs work in the
Alcantara needs work in the outfield way more than Baez needs work at 2B. That should be clear to everyone by now.
Has anyone else's BS alarm
Has anyone else's BS alarm gone off?
I believe Baez is being
I believe Baez is being showcased for a trade this off season.
When they got Russell (more of a Theo guy) they brought up Baez (Hendry guy). He hits some exciting homeruns, stupid teams line up to get him. And the Cubs would have been one of them five years ago.
It was like when they brought up Brett Jackson, show the fans hey here it the shit we are dealing with from previous regime so shut up while we rebuild.
It wouldn't surprise me to
It wouldn't surprise me to see them trade a shortstop this offseason, but it seems that Castro is the one most likely to return value. Baez and Russell have great potential, but too many unknowns. That said, I believe they keep them all and will wait to see how the first half plays out.
I think Theo/Jed are either
I think Theo/Jed are either strictly business or cold-blooded, depending on how you want to put it. I don't think they care if a guy is theirs or Hendry's. I think they have a value decided for everybody and if they can get more value coming back than going out they make the deal. If some other GM has a hard-on for Baez and wants to overpay, he'll be gone. If other GMs balk and try to sell Theo on Baez's struggles so far to try and get him for less than he's worth, he'll stay.
I wouldn't be surprised a bit
I wouldn't be surprised a bit to see Castro traded this off season.
You and your logic.
You and your logic.
Yes it's far fetched, but it makes perfect sense to sound minds like myself.
We're back in the protected
We're back in the protected draft pick hunt?
Then, they'll repeat that
Then, they'll repeat that cycle until further notice.
Stuck on spin cycle. Or is this rinse?
Olt is the only one who can
Olt is the only one who can grow a playoff beard.
He'd fit right in on the
He'd fit right in on the Hawks. None of them hit either.
Olt is not allowed to hit
Olt is not allowed to hit singles.
They should impose some sort of backyard wiffle-ball style handicap on Olt. Like he has to call his shot every AB or something.
I've never really paid
I've never really paid attention before, but there is just all kinds of swagger in Valaika's stance and load up tonight. Check the HR replay.
Garza will react well to all
Garza will react well to all this.
This inning is ecstasy.
This inning is ecstasy.
68 is badass.
68 is badass.
Showing all of Garza's
Showing all of Garza's reactions to this on tv.
The Brewers fielding and
The Brewers fielding and decision making looks very familiar.
Well for this game, Garza has
Well for this game, Garza has a legitimate claim that the Cubs cost him a victory.
/Eat it
I wouldn't mind seeing the
I wouldn't mind seeing the Cubs offer Garza a contract when his current contract expires- They could use a decent batting practice pitcher.
But they really need a
But they really need a lefthanded one.
But is Garza's right hand
But is Garza's right hand really his dominant hand? I mean, really? Look at him out there.
his beard is too distracting
his beard is too distracting or is it a merkin?
Olt 3 run HR, Candelario in..
Olt 3 run HR, Candelario in... Not sure why. Rentaria seen calling the KC dugout?
Hahaha. Genius.
Hahaha. Genius.
It's an interesting situation
It's an interesting situation. They sent him there to get his hitting eye back before returning to the majors, not to be a difference maker in a low-A playoff series. Get him out of there before it turns into beanball.
Exactly, I know his presence
Exactly, I know his presence definitely pissed some fans off. I'm hoping that's all it is of course. Not any soreness etc. no reason to believe otherwise I suppose.
Probably just being careful
Probably just being careful with him because sitting on a major league bench is tough on the hammies.
[Johnny Carson voice] "I did
[Johnny Carson voice] "I did not know that."
Holy shit did they just turn
Holy shit did they just turn a sweet 3-6-1 dp.
Might have to get parrot chat back up next april.
I second that.
I second that.
The fact that individual game
The fact that individual game scenarios are again being discussed in TCR comment threads is the strongest sign that die-hard fan's interest hit its low point and is on its way back.
k.hendricks gets amazing
k.hendricks gets amazing movement on his changeup...especially for a guy with such good control of it.
You mean Phoenix Sun coach
2006 USA Today Minor League
2006 USA Today Minor League Player of the year- Matt Garza.
1988 USA Today Minor League
1988 USA Today Minor League Player of the year- Mike Harkey
2015 USA Today Minor League
2015 USA Today Minor League Player of the Year - Addison Russell.
missing two ex-cubs from that
missing two ex-cubs from that list
It might be Kris Bryant again
It might be Kris Bryant again.
... And somewhere Kris Bryant's head explodes...
Yeah this is what bugs me
Yeah this is what bugs me about the 'service time' era. I feel like players don't have as good of a chance of acquiring hall of fame / lifetime numbers in that it's not a level playing field with the past. A modern player may lose anywhere from a half season to two seasons of MLB time just so the club can retain affordability.
And BTW I don't blame owners agents or players entirely but it's definitely an issue. I think I may have mentioned this before and been shot down but you know for a pitcher to get 300 wins or batter 3000 hits etc., every game matters.
Well, the game changes all
Well, the game changes all the time. In the distant past players could be blocked by a star but kept in the minors by their club and never have a chance to move in a Rule 5 or become a free agent, and thus not acquire good lifetime numbers either.
I truly believe that the Cubs
I truly believe that the Cubs' handling of Kris Bryant will directly lead to rules changes in the next CBA.
RYNO: One way to do it would
One way to do it would be to have a club retain control over a player for nine seasons (for players who are 21 or older on the June 5th prior to signing their first contract), ten seasons (for players who are 17, 18, 19, or 20 on the June 5th prior to signing their first contract), or eleven seasons for players who are 15 or 16 on the June 5th prior to signing their first contract and who are "Signed for Future Service" (first contract is for the next season after signing).
The number of seasons would include the season when the player signs his first contract, even if the player does not play that season, and it would not matter when the player is called up to MLB.
If a player is not on an MLB 40-man roster after his 7th pro season (or 8th season for players who were originally Signed for Future Service), he would be a minor league 6YFA (just as is the case now).
A couple of examples:
1. Kris Bryant signs after being selected as a 21-year old college junior in the 2013 Rule 4 Draft, so he will be a free-agent post-2021, regardless of when he is called up to MLB. If he is called up in September 2014 and never goes back to the minors, the Cubs would retain club control for seven full MLB seasons 2015-21 (plus a month in 2014), and he would be eligible for salary arbitration for the first time post-2017 (just as he would now). Once he has completed six full seasons (after the 2020 season), the Cubs would have to extend him a "Qualifying Offer" (a one-year guaranteed contract with a salary equivalent to the average salary of the 125 highest-paid MLB players the previous season) to keep him under club control in 2021. Unlike a Qualifying Offer extended to an Article XX-B FA, a player like Bryant would have to accept the Qualifying Offer in 2021 if it is extended (so the 2021 season would essentially be a "club option," albeit for a very high salary TBD). Then he would be an Article XX-B FA post 2021 (at age 29), and only at that time would he have the right to decline a Qualifying Offer and be a Article XX-B FA, with the right to sign with any club.
2. Dan Vogelbach signs as an 18-year old after being selected out of HS in the 2011 Rule 4 Draft, so he will be a free-agent post-2020. He is added to the Cubs 40-man roster post-2015 (when he will be first-time eligible for the Rule 5 Draft), and then he is optioned to Iowa in 2016, 2017, and 2018 because he is blocked by Anthony Rizzo. So then he will be out of Minor League Options in Spring Training 2019. If he turns out to be any good, he'd be traded by that time, but whether he remains in MLB in 2019-20 with the Cubs (or another MLB club) or is outrighted to the minors out of Spring Training 2019, he would be an Article XX-B free-agent no later than post-2020 at the age of 28 (unless he were to sign a contract extension prior to that time), and he would be a minor league 6YFA post-2019 if he is outrighted to the minors in 2019.
3. Gleyber Torres signs as a 16-year old International Free-Agent at the beginning of the International Signing Period in July 2013. He is "Signed for Future Service" (first season on the field will be 2014). He is added to the Cubs 40-man roster post-2017 (when he is eligible for selection in the Rule 5 Draft for the first-time), and he is optioned to the minors in 2018 (because he is blocked by Castro, Baez, or Russell). But then he gets called up to MLB to stay when he is traded in a deadline deal in July 2018. So then he is the every day SS for his new team for the rest of 2018, and all of 2019, 2020, 2021 (eligible for salary arbitration post-2021), 2022 (eligible for salary arbitration again), and 2023. And then he is a FA post-2023 at the age of 27 (presuming he hasn't signed a contract extension prior to that time).
In addition, if a club extends a Qualifying Offer to a player eligible to be an Article XX-B free-agent and the player declines and ultimately signs with another club, the player's former club receives a Rule 4 Draft compensation pick betwen the 1st & 2nd round (just as it does now), but the club that signs the player does not lose a draft pick.
I would try to create a
I would try to create a system of arbitration where both the club and the player risk a year of control- the club risks losing a year of control if they keep the player down too long and the player risks losing a year of control if they frivolously file for "promotion arbitration". I'm sure, like, nobody in baseball would probably like this idea, but that's what I would do.
FWIW, Giancarlo Stanton is
FWIW, Giancarlo Stanton is eligible to be an Article XX-B FA post-2016 at age 27. Also, if Starlin Castro hadn't signed his contract extention he would have been eligible to be an Article XX-B FA post-2016 at age 26, and if Anthony Rizzo hadn't signed his contract extention he would have been eligible to be an Article XX-B FA post-2018 at age 29.
I find it interesting that,
I find it interesting that, in this era of all the new stats and focus on OBP and OPS and such, the HOF discussions still focus on # of hits and # of HRs (and # of wins for pitchers). Perhaps they are just trying to keep it simple enough for Joe Morgan to understand.
Thats a great point BB. I
Thats a great point BB. I suppose it's easier to discuss that.
300 wins is going to have to be adjusted. There are plenty of pitchers in the HOF without 300 wins. that's just the automatic entry total.
Don't think you will see
Don't think you will see another 300 winner again.
Unless a Maddux like pitcher comes along, no need for power so no need for PED's and pitch for over 20 years.
18. Felix Hernandez (10, 28)
18. Felix Hernandez (10, 28) 124
out side chance
Maybe WAR would be better stat accumulation?
However, they make an
However, they make an exception for the truly exceptional such as Koufax -- only 165 wins, but twice he had a WHIP under 0.9.
Same for Gale Sayers in the NFL HOF -- only over 1,000 yards twice in his career.
Wonder if this would still hold today?
Albert Belle
Albert Belle
Yeah, Hall of Fame voters
Yeah, Hall of Fame voters have never been consistent with how they deal with players with shortened careers.
Player A: 1783 games, 2304 hits, 414 2B, 57 3B, 207 HR, 1071 R, 1085 RBI, 134 SB, 318/360/477, 6 Gold Gloves, 10X All-Star, Finished in the Top 5 of MVP voting three times (2nd, 3rd, 3rd), career war = 50.9
Player B: 1785 games, 2153 hits, 442 2B, 20 3B, 222 HR, 1007 R, 1099 RBI, 14 SB, 307/358/471, 8 Gold Gloves, 6X All-Star, Finished in the Top 5 of MVP voting three times (1st, 2nd, 5th), career war = 42.2
Their cumulative and rate stats are almost identical. Player A was clearly a bit better. He had more speed (SB and triples), played a premium position (CF), and also had two World Series rings. He also had a bit more sustained excellence. Player B played 1B, only played in 5 post-season games, and tailed off at the end of his career due to injury. But Player B also played in the largest market and was a key face of baseball for several years.
Player A is Kirby Puckett who sailed into the Hall of Fame on the first ballot with 82.1% of the vote.
Player B is Don Mattingly who started at 28.2% on his first ballot and fell precipitously down to just 8.2% on his 14th ballot this past year.
Now, I am not saying they were equal or that Puckett should be out or that Mattingly should be in. Puckett is about the 20-25th best CF in history and his career ended abruptly due to glaucoma. Mattingly is about the 30-35th best 1B in history and he was on the DL a lot the last few years due to a bad back and then chose to retire (and in later interviews he has suggested it was more about being around for his kids than the back issues). But, I don't understand the night and day between such similar players in voting. I would have expected either Puckett to linger around the 50% mark for several years until voters convinced themselves he deserved to be in, or Mattingly to receive 40% and a real debate about his candidacy. Instead, one gets an automatic ticket and the other had no shot from the beginning. It's odd.
And I still don't understand Thurmon Munson. ROY, MVP, Gold Glove catcher, 7X All-Star, 2 World Series Rings, and his career WAR of 45.9 ranks him 15th all-time at catcher and when he retired he was 9th! And he was killed suddenly at age 32 during his 11th season. Roy Campanella had a 10-year career at catcher with a career 34.2 WAR that was prematurely ended due to an automobile accident. He started his ballot at 57.2% and was elected 5 years later. Munson began at 15% and never got about even 10% again until he fell off the ballot 15 years later.
Obviously Yankees players can
Obviously Yankees players can never catch a break with the media.
That's one of the odd things.
That's one of the odd things. Everyone always talks about the Yankees and the media love, but then why does it disappear in those two cases? Seems like those are prime cases where we would see a bump.
Kirby Puckett and Roy
Kirby Puckett and Roy Campanella both had their careers tragically cut short with a lot of press surrounding the reasons why. Campanella also had his entry into baseball delayed because of the color barrier, as he was already an established Negro League player at the time Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier. Mattingly didn't have that same kind of "career tragically and abruptly cut short" kind of narrative attached to him.
Munson did have that tragic narrative, however. Maybe the voters thought of him as a member of the Hall of the Very Good? I dunno. I was a teenaged NL (Cubs) fan at the time, so I don't have a memory of how dominant he was perceived to be in the AL during the time he played.
Repeat from previous comments
Repeat from previous comments - NFL season starts Thursday night when Green Bay gets embarrassed on national TV.
Since there are plenty of NFL fans here, I thought I would open a pick-em league to anyone who wants to join. Confidence points, no spread, drop lowest weeks' score. No pay to join, just for fun. Invite your mom, too.
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Bullpen work -- damn!
Bullpen work -- damn!
Grimm, Ramirez, Strop & Rondon -- nicely done, Theo.
all of them were 95-98 on the
all of them were 95-98 on the Wrigley radar gun last night
add Vizcaino to that mix at some point
You have six innings or so to
You have six innings or so to beat the Cubs on most days. With Vizcaino next year that will only solidify that situation.
Don't forget about Armando
Don't forget about Armando Rivero, either. Cubs have young power pen arms like whoa.
I didn't forget about him! I
I didn't forget about him! I swear! But I couldn't remember his name. I can't remember half the prospects names these days. There's too many good ones in the system now.
Frankly, I don't even see the
Frankly, I don't even see the point of ranking the cubs young bullpen arms amongst prospects. Jedstein have created the illusion of an endless supply, so I'm always just like, whatever, why not callup the next 98 MPH fastball and divebomb slider?
BP on Vizcaino...
BP on Vizcaino...
Arodys Vizcaino, RHP, Cubs
Scouting Take: He hasn't thrown a major-league pitch since 2011 and he had two setbacks during his journey back from Tommy John. He flashed triple digits in spring training but he works in the 94-96 velocity band. He projects as a high-leverage reliever at this point and will snap off some good breaking balls in tandem with his plus-plus fastball. Vizcaino fights his mechanics sometimes and loses the zone sometimes. He'll have to work on that to maximize his potential and be a guy who can pitch in the ninth. —Mauricio Rubio
Fantasy Take: Vizcaino won't provide too much value this season. Hector Rondon has done a good job as Cubs closer, Neil Ramirez is an able backup should Rondon get injured, Pedro Strop is likely next in line and so forth and so forth. There are a lot of bodies in front of Vizcaino. He'll get a look for the closer job next year, as he has the type of arm that lends itself well to high-leverage situations. —Mauricio Rubio
Will Neil Ramirez be a
Will Neil Ramirez be a starter next year to make room for Vizcaino and Rivero in the bullpen? Is it wrong to be messing with Ramirez success? Is it time to consider moving Travis Wood?
Just a guess but here is that scenario projected out: Free Agent signing (Lester), Arrieta, Hendricks, Turner, Ramirez. Lefty options: Doubront/Wood. With Wada, Strailey, Beeler, Jokish as injury filling possibilities.
Try us tomorrow, same bat time, same bat channel...
It was funny seeing Gorzo
It was funny seeing Gorzo pitching for the Brew on Tuesday night. Outrageously low WHIP. Its interesting seeing his career arc and remembering his stint on the North Side.
I wouldn't mind seeing TWood get traded for something decent. I have a feeling we have seen the best we have seen right now and he may be destined for the bullpen at sometime in the near future. Or as a pinch hitter. Of course Arbitration is looming for Wood anyway...
Speaking of ex-Cubs, I can't
Speaking of ex-Cubs, I can't believe Aramis is still getting it done in Milwaukee. Dude's been in the league since 1998, and he's still sporting a really solid OPS+ with some decent glove-work from what I've seen (very, very little). As excited as I am about the Cubs' crop of youngsters, I sometimes miss the salad days of '03 - '04, and can't believe he's still going strong.
Good ole Aram, underrated all
Good ole Aram, underrated all time Cub great.
For us Cubs' fans, having
For us Cubs' fans, having watched the parade of bozos at 3B prior to ARam, I think he deserves a plaque or something.
I want a statue that we can
I want a statue that we can all symbolically/gratefully reverse chalupa as we enter Wrigley.
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it's day old news, and it's got nothing to do with the cubs, but ichiro signed a $2m deal with MIA (with a $2m option for 2017).
neat. 41 years old and damn close to 3000 hits.
also, rain delays suck.
take that giants
I think that if a team objects to the 1-game wildcard playin game so much, they could just win the pennant and avoid themselves the trouble.
Per Jesse Sanchez at mlb.com, Cubs reportedly have signed 20-year old Cuban OF Eddy Julio Martinez for $3M bonus.
BLOCK: Of course any advantage is an advantage. An MLB, NBA, or NHL team getting the extra game at home in a seven game series is an advantage, I just don't think it is enough of an advantage for winning a division and/or having the best record in a conference or league over the course of an 82-game season (NBA and NHL) or 162 game series (MLB).
TEX takes the opening game from TOR (@TOR) 5-3.
TOR lost bautista + donaldson in-game due to injuries...TEX lost beltre...dunno if any will be lingering issues leading to missed games.
Ride the Kid Magic! Schwarber hadn't homered in a long time before last night.
Greg Maddux was 8-18 in his rookie season. Kyle has the 8 wins down pat.
Think Baby Maddux.
Prof. Harold Hill's THINK system at work.
Kyle is on the far left.
I support this. Hendricks has not only looked better lately but seems to start struggling after a few innings which is better than the 1st in the playoffs.
Just tweeted via Jesse Rogers: Hendricks starting Game 2. Wow. Just wow.
That was good!
Well said. On one hand, I thought the HBP was a bad baseball play -- down 4 runs, put a runner on for a red-hot Fowler. On the other hand, they needed to do something -- I hadn't thought about the warning/pitching inside point. Is Hurdle that smart? He does not strike me that way. By the way -- not clear which fan base you are referring to in your "first" 3rd point.
My unsolicited opinions on topics covered in this thread:
1. I hate the fact that after 162 games, a team could be out after 1 game. However, I think the system is pretty close to perfect right now. 2 of 3 isn't feasible unless they shorten the regular season, and it ices the division winners for way too long. This creates excitement, and rewards the division winners.
Personally, I think the game could have had a very different look had the Pirates held onto the ball and tagged Fowler out on the steal in the first. Cole was clearly frazzled, but if they took that runner off the base, it could have relaxed him a lot.
Football games are played once a week. There are 16 games a year. I'm not even remotely following at all how you can compare the two leagues and playoff systems. It is physically impossible to play a home and away series. The idea of not having any road games in baseball playoffs is certainly a head scratcher.
How is not having the first and last game at home a benefit for the division winners and team with the best record? How is it not an incentive to win the division when a WC team has to blow their top pitcher?
Call me lost.
Two 97+ win teams in a do-or-die, great bullpens, overpowering starters, plenty of pop--hard to believe that game wouldn't be tense. A 4-0 lead is not a blowout, especially in that situation and with the Cubs' young bullpen. Not only would a defensive play here or there make a difference, but you get the win there also on the home plate umps strike zone (generous strike calls for Arrieta, including a couple Ks), and on Schwarber sitting on the right pitch at the right time.


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The 17-year-old boy charged with manslaughter in the death of 15-year-old friend St. Aubyn Rodney has been released on $100,000 bail and is under house arrest, his lawyer said Tuesday.
The boy, who under the Youth Criminal Justice Act cannot be identified, was granted bail at Finch court Monday and is under house arrest after his grandmother and uncle posted as sureties, said Toronto defence lawyer Nicholas Charitsis.
The teen is also ordered not to visit the Toronto Community Housing complex in the Jane-Finch area that includes 40 Turf Grassway, the building where Rodney was gunned down inside his apartment on Feb. 11.
St. Aubyn was one of four GTA youths younger than 16 to be killed by gunfire since Jan. 18.
Charitsis said his client had mixed emotions as he was released from custody, because of his relationship with the victim. He said the 17-year-old had been a childhood friend of Rodney.
"As he was getting bail, you would think that he'd be ecstatic, but he was weeping in court," Charitsis said.
Police allege that Rodney was with friends inside his apartment when a gun was produced and he was fatally shot.
The 17-year-old and two other males — a boy born the same year as Rodney and an 18-year-old — were all arrested leaving the scene as officers responded to reports of shots fired, police said. The other two males have been charged in unrelated matters for breach of bail.
Charitsis argued the charge of manslaughter is excessive in this case.
"There's no foundation for it," he said. "The police don't have any indication, I think, that they've provided the Crown, to suggest that he handled the gun."
There were no firearms charges laid in relation to the case.
The 17-year-old's next court date is April 4.
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