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Athletic director Jack Graham also ordered Lupfer to undergo anger management and diversity training at his own expense.
Lupfer issued a statement saying he was grateful to keep his job on Jim McElwain's staff and said "I am deeply sorry for my behavior, which does not represent who I am or my values."
Lupfer got into a verbal altercation with the Cougars' QB after his first TD throw. His slur was caught on ESPN cameras and marred the Rams' comeback from a 22-point deficit for a last-second 48-45 win to kick off the bowl season.
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Rural relaxation near Penrith.The BEST WESTERN Shap Wells Hotel is a stones throw from Penrith, nestled in a secluded valley high in the Cumbrian Fells and just off the coast-to-coast path. Our countryside setting ensures peace and quiet, and is the perfect place from which to begin a hike or simply enjoy a more relaxing walk in the Lake District, Peak District, Yorkshire Fells and Border County.The hotel itself offers the highest standards, without taking itself too seriously. Our friendly staff create a warm, relaxing, family run environment, where nothing is too much trouble!The mood for your stay is set even before you check-in, with a mile long drive along a private road breathtaking, rugged scenery in every direction, with sheep and cattle along the way! A pretty waterfall and trickling stream running by the front door will leave you with no doubts in your mind that this is a wonderful place in which to get away from it all!Maintaining high brand standards and excellence in quality is second nature to the BEST WESTERN Shap Wells Hotel in Shap. We have proven that going that extra mile during our annual BEST WESTERN quality assurance assessments really does pay off. Our hard work and dedication to cleanliness and quality of both guest rooms and public areas has gained us the BEST WESTERN International Quality Award. A global recognition of excellence given to only a few selected hotels throughout the world, this award shows that we take pride in offering high levels of excellence in quality and brand standards our guests expect.
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04/10/2015 Snoozle, Kendal, UK
My husband got me a 'Buy-a-gift' for Christmas, so although we had a voucher it wasn't particularly cheap. I feel we were put in the cheapest room, backing the hotel. My impression of the hotel is th... more
My husband got me a 'Buy-a-gift' for Christmas, so although we had a voucher it wasn't particularly cheap. I feel we were put in the cheapest room, backing the hotel. My impression of the hotel is that is is a throw back to the 70's, they still have tea cups in the room, a small low powered hairdryer attached to the wall and blankets!. There's no frills (similar to Travelodge, but not the price!) i.e. no biscuits, no bathroom extras other than a large handwash and body wash. The rooms were lacking in details, such as the (new?) bathroom had a pipe running on the outside of the wall to the bath taps, the handwash is placed too high above the sink etc. The shower was built in the corner of the room where the ceiling comes down low, making it very difficult to shower without banging our heads. There was nothing majorily wrong, but nothing majorliy right either. The food again was very 70's - basic menu, huge portions and tasted nice enough. Nice staff. I would probably return if there was a really good deal, but wouldn't race back. less
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03/10/2015 Robert W, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
We were late in redeeming our buy-a-gift voucher but we were not disappointed. This hotel, bigger than anticipated, 96 rooms, is set in a very quiet forested area of Cumbria off the M6. The weather h... more
We were late in redeeming our buy-a-gift voucher but we were not disappointed. This hotel, bigger than anticipated, 96 rooms, is set in a very quiet forested area of Cumbria off the M6. The weather helped but there are various walks into woodland areas which we covered in the first two days. There is a red squirrel reserve and plenty of them to see, especially after breakfast. The hotel staff are friendly and the evening meal and the breakfasts are very good. If I had any constructive criticisms it would be the evening meal which is a set meal with multiple choices of each of the three courses for £21.95 - there is no restaurant al a carte from a menu, though you can eat in the bar/lounge from a bar menu but be careful what you choose. We didn't want 3 courses on the second night so we chose a Balti bar meal. Sorry but it was tinned curry chicken with little sauce, plain rice, dry naan but nice poppadum. Despite this would recommend a stay here in beautiful surroundings less
Avoid the Old Bath House
02/10/2015 Philip T, Preston, United Kingdom
If you are using a hotel break gift voucher at the Shap Wells Hotel beware of the Old Bath House! It is a separate annexe primarily for guests with dogs, which may be acceptable if you are willing for... more
If you are using a hotel break gift voucher at the Shap Wells Hotel beware of the Old Bath House! It is a separate annexe primarily for guests with dogs, which may be acceptable if you are willing for lower standards to have your pet with you, but for other guests it's not.
The room we had was dark, dingy, generally tired and had ventilation issues with black mould around the tiny window, door and elsewhere.
On Shap Well's web site it states that rooms in the Old Bath House have "extensive views" our room didn't, it was just foliage/bushes.
Again on Shap Well's own web site it states that "Our 98 bedrooms which have recently been refurbished", note, this only relates to rooms in the main hotel building. Our room in the Old Bath House has certainly not been updated recently.
The sound proofing in the rooms is also an issue, lying in bed and hearing the occupants in the room above urinating in their toilet is not the ideal way to be woken up.
If the hotel is proud of the rooms in the Old Bath House, and you don't have a dog, inform all guests when they are booking, i.e. you will not be in the main hotel and that the room standard is compromised due to the facility for dogs accompanying guests.
On initial booking-in this was the first time we were aware of being placed in the Old Bath House, my wife did ask if we could be relocated within the actual hotel but was told that all the rooms were fully booked. Can't help thinking that hotel break gift voucher concludes with a room in the Old Bath House.
The hotel seems to rely on coach trip guests as its primary source of income, which is fine, but on our included first night dinner we found the service to be very slow and the food had either over cooked or had been left standing too long. Basically, staff in the restaurant couldn't cope with the volume of coach trippers and other guests.
The red squirrels are a plus and the two female staff who were behind the bar during our stay who were helpful and pleasant.
Finally, we are dog owners and have no problem with hotels which provide facilities for guests to have their pet accompany them on holiday, the issue here is that Shap Wells should inform guests without pets when booking where their room is located and that room standards are lower in the Old Bath House. less
Rooms outdated but cheap at £40
28/09/2015 Gingerpissworm, Kendal, United Kingdom
Stayed here on Friday night, as a surprise from my boyfriend , very very good price at £40 including breakfast, and the flowers I received on arrival to the room were absolutely beautiful !! But unfor... more
Stayed here on Friday night, as a surprise from my boyfriend , very very good price at £40 including breakfast, and the flowers I received on arrival to the room were absolutely beautiful !! But unfortunately there were a few negatives as well (even though it was only £40) when looking round the room on arrival, I noticed the bath mat had mould on it, the bath had hairs in it, the light shade was hanging off, and the cups for tea and coffee hadnt been cleaned there was also lipstick on one of the cups, on the plus side the bar was great and so was the food, we went into the games room which unfortunately was also dirty including used pint glasses and mouldy cheese left on the window sill, it was also very dark and looked outdated, with not a soul in site nor did any staff come to check everything Was ok, for the price it was good, but if my boyfriend had paid more money I would of been very disappointed!!. less
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Thanks to a big effort by the proprietors, this lovely old coaching inn has access to riverside walks. There are red squirrels to be seen if you walk quietly and go early in the morning. Take your cam... more
Thanks to a big effort by the proprietors, this lovely old coaching inn has access to riverside walks. There are red squirrels to be seen if you walk quietly and go early in the morning. Take your camera! less


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Hello again. Welcome to the continuing saga of "My European Adventure".
On September 22nd, Joanne and I had to get up very, very early to catch our flight. It left Billund at 6:20 am and we were staying about 40 minutes away. It's a good thing we stopped by the Billund airport the day before to find out where to go and where to drop the car off. We would never have made it to the flight on time if we hadn't.
We landed at Standsted airport in England about 7:50 am UK time (2 1/2 hours later), picked up our car and drove to our hotel in London. At this time, I should point out that my husband gave me a Samsung Galaxy Note for my Christmas present last year and we would have been totally lost without it. It has a GPS program on it that works using satellite. I couldn't do searches on it without the Internet but all we needed to do was see where we were and we were able to figure out which roads to take to get where we wanted to go. Mind you - even with the GPS, we managed to get lost a few times...
For the 2 days we stayed in London, we parked the car and took buses and subways to get where we wanted to go. We took the HOHO (Hop On Hop Off) tour again as we did in Copenhagen. It's really a very nice city and the HOHO gave us a good idea of what we wanted to see while we were there.
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We also took a cruise on the Thames River. It was really nice. While we were waiting for our cruise ship, we had a little excitement. The police went racing past and came back shortly afterwards with a very wet passenger. We still aren't sure if the guy they dragged from the river fell in or jumped! But he sure didn't look too good. I wonder how he's doing now?
We checked out of our hotel on the 24th. We went out to our car, but discovered that it wouldn't start. We couldn't even open the trunk! We didn't know what to do, but thank heavens we had decided to purchase a cell phone while we were there. We were able to phone the car company and in about 30 minutes, Europe AA showed up to help. The girl, Sonny, was really helpful. She charged the battery, ran a diagnostic, and couldn't find anything whatsoever wrong with it. She said that since it was an automatic, it probably hadn't been driven in a long time because people in England usually drive standard, so the battery hadn't had time to charge properly in the short time we drove it from the airport. She couldn't find another car for us, so we chanced it and took the one we had. We were lucky that nothing else happened for the rest of the time we had it, so I expect she was right in her assumption.
Anyway, after our late start, we drove East on the M12 to get out of London, expecting to go North onto the M25 and drive around the North side of city. Well, guess what - we missed the turn off and about an hour later, we realized we weren't going to find another one, so we turned around the first chance we had and drove back. And - you've probably guessed it - we missed the turn off again and ended up going around the South side of London (the long way around), paying a toll of 2 GBP at the bridge, and eventually we got away from the city. By now we are about 3 hours later than we wanted to be, so we decided to miss a couple of the sites we had planned to see. But we did stop by and see Stonehenge.
You know - I've seen the pictures and always thought "so big deal - a bunch of stones". But really, when we drove over the hill and I saw Stonehenge in the distance, I couldn't believe how it affected me! It was just truly amazing to see! I hope I never forget that image, because we weren't able to stop to take a picture of it.
After about an hour, we continued on our journey to Milverton in the Somerset area in south West England. That's where Joanne's husband's cousin lives. While we were there, we stayed at the Globe Inn. We explored this area for a couple of days, driving on roads like this:
These are two way roads, and when a vehicle is coming your way, both of you have to slow down and move over to be able to pass each other. The hedges on either side were usually really tall and well trimmed. Well, let me tell you, we discovered very quickly that we did not EVER want to drive in this part of England after dark, ever again. There are no street lights and it gets very, very dark after about 5pm. You can't see anything - even with your headlights on. It really makes for very scary driving. I was shaking by the time we got to Milverton because I was driving - Joanne hadn't got up the nerve to try it yet.
We were wondering how the hedges were kept so neat when we found the tractor that did it. It was really interesting watching them.
Here are a few of the places we explored in this area of the country:
Cleeve Abbey:
Dunster Castle:
Knighthayes Court:
Tiverton Castle:
They were all beautiful places to see. Of them all - I thought Knightshayes Court was the most beautiful, but Tiverton Castle was the most interesting because of the tour guide we had. She was very knowledgeable about the history of the place and made it very interesting for us.
The next day we left Milverton, after a nice breakfast with Joanne's relatives and headed towards Bath. But I'll leave that for blog # 4.
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Val your pictures are wonderful.....I keep thinking they are from a travel magazine and then remember you took each and every one...can't wait for the next posting....and WOW driving in England...that's some feat......when my dh and I went to Europe he only would drive from the airport to the hotel we were staying at...all other driving was done by bus tour operators, relatives or friends....that's amazing what you did....
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Oh Valerie, I sooo love your pictures, they are beautiful !! AND I remember being driven on one of those narrow roads !! SCAREY no wonder you were shaking - My hands would have had to have been pried from the steering wheel with a crow bar LOL Such fantastic pictures !! Looking forward to your next blog - incredible , thanks for sharing !!
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Another great travel blog! Thanks for posting it Val!
My, you are an adventurous driver - I would be way too nervous to try driving on the other side of the road - never mind in London! Good thing that you had enough gas as you were trying to find your way OUT of London. :-)
I love the photos you have posted - lots of interesting places. Again, they bring back memories for me - I was at Stonehenge in 1972 - one of my favourite British stops.
Looking forward to seeing Bath next. :-)
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OsteoSponge®SC is an acellular matrix scaffold made from donated human bone that is used to replace a patient's damaged subchondral bone. The OsteoSponge®SC process is cost effective, minimally invasive with superior handling characteristics, and enables surgeons more options in the treatment of subchondral defects. Bacterin's core technology revolves around the designing and processing of human acellular biological scaffolds that can incorporate the patient's own stem cells or bioactive agents for accelerated regeneration of tissue. To date, the Company has focused on bone regeneration with the Osteo product line, including the cornerstone product OsteoSponge®, OsteoSelect® DBM Putty, OsteoLock® / BacFast® HD, and OsteoWrap®. In addition to OsteoSponge® SC, during first quarter 2011 Bacterin will begin marketing hMatrix™, a scaffold for dermal healing and repair.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post113555227114601384..comments2015-10-13T05:22:43.471-06:00Comments on Kalyn's Kitchen®: Greek Egg-Lemon Chicken Soup (Avgolemono Soup) with Rice or Cauliflower RiceKalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-41647534551416518372015-02-22T09:33:22.824-07:002015-02-22T09:33:22.824-07:00Hi Pam, glad to hear the recipes are helpful for y...Hi Pam, glad to hear the recipes are helpful for you. We added the cauliflower raw and just cooked it in the soup until it was tender. I will edit the post to clarify. Kalyn Dennyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-31072532501298314952015-02-22T09:31:09.457-07:002015-02-22T09:31:09.457-07:00Hi Kalyn - Quick question. Does the cauliflower ri...Hi Kalyn - Quick question. Does the cauliflower rice need to be cooked per the recipe before being added to the soup, or do you just add the processed raw cauliflower directly into the soup? Thanks for the clarification. PS. My husband and I have been using your blog as part of our 2014 New Years resolution and it's still going strong into 2015. Thank you!Pamela Roxashttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-55699379330798564252015-02-18T18:11:14.357-07:002015-02-18T18:11:14.357-07:00Anne hope you enjoy! I love seeing the improvemen...Anne hope you enjoy! I love seeing the improvement from the old photos.Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-84335150278730777592015-02-18T17:53:21.678-07:002015-02-18T17:53:21.678-07:00Adding to my collection of cauliflower-rice-friend...Adding to my collection of cauliflower-rice-friendly recipes! Love those flavors. Also ADORE the 9 year old photo. Here's to evolution!

~ AnneDonna and Annehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-51156773624154707922015-02-18T16:28:43.566-07:002015-02-18T16:28:43.566-07:00Thanks so much Alanna. I still have my days where...Thanks so much Alanna. I still have my days where I think the photos look awful, but sometimes I am pleased with them. You MUST try this soup right away. Seriously, it is so amazing.Kalyn Dennyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-80721283945390046842015-02-18T16:00:37.729-07:002015-02-18T16:00:37.729-07:00Your "White on Rice" photography inspiration is sh...Your "White on Rice" photography inspiration is showing, Kalyn, lovely photo showing off your soup! And you are awfully brave to show off the old photos. I just delete them! PS Believe it or not, this is a soup I've never tried. Adding it to the list! Alanna Kellogghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-32896231655533744922011-12-13T23:14:51.616-07:002011-12-13T23:14:51.616-07:00Erin, so glad you like it!Erin, so glad you like it!Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-4851971677375312152011-12-13T22:49:42.059-07:002011-12-13T22:49:42.059-07:00This soup is lovely - thank you for sharing!This soup is lovely - thank you for sharing!Erinhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-84607629445756454932011-12-11T03:04:01.833-07:002011-12-11T03:04:01.833-07:00This will definitely be added to our soup list for...This will definitely be added to our soup list for the winter! It looks delicious and easy to make. Thank you for sharing!Ying & Yang Livinghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-55326006873151494062011-12-09T18:59:01.404-07:002011-12-09T18:59:01.404-07:00Greek cuisine is wonderful, but... only with Greek...Greek cuisine is wonderful, but... only with Greek ingredients!Calogerohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-44349650299769996032011-12-09T09:33:07.372-07:002011-12-09T09:33:07.372-07:00Hey Kalyn, your Avgolemono Soup is a Recipe Guessi...Hey Kalyn, your Avgolemono Soup is a Recipe Guessing Game on Knapkins. Think your friends can win?
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Best soup I have tasted in ages, and now on the favourites firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-38659508615069893832011-12-08T13:06:03.899-07:002011-12-08T13:06:03.899-07:00This is such an original way to use leftover chick...This is such an original way to use leftover chicken or turkey. The brightness of the lemon in Avgolemono is always tempting.Cookin' Canuckhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-48468404213716664832011-12-07T22:30:23.069-07:002011-12-07T22:30:23.069-07:00Anna, good to know that we're both making it t...Anna, good to know that we're both making it the same! I love this as well; one of my favorites for years!Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-45539717822642179932011-12-07T20:10:43.014-07:002011-12-07T20:10:43.014-07:00i just love this soup. it's one of my all time...i just love this soup. it's one of my all time favourites because the lemon just lifts the flavour incridibly. a great one in winter to remember that fresh zing of summer.
your recipe is very similar to my own, so good to know i'm doing it right!Anna (Morsels and Musings)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-43483235646256274442011-12-07T16:45:53.602-07:002011-12-07T16:45:53.602-07:00Good to know about the rice. Thanks Kalyn.Good to know about the rice. Thanks Kalyn.Zesty Cookhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-3682194891664855322011-12-07T08:29:05.504-07:002011-12-07T08:29:05.504-07:00This is a lovely version of the soup, Kalyn. It is...This is a lovely version of the soup, Kalyn. It is a favorite of mine and I'm always looking for new ways to prepare it. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...MaryMaryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-30615191528514924822011-12-07T07:09:19.843-07:002011-12-07T07:09:19.843-07:00Suzanne, I do sympathize, but I don't think th...Suzanne, I do sympathize, but I don't think that's a change I'd want to make; it would completely change the format of my blog posts and I have over 900 recipes and want to keep the format consistent. I will think about it though and see if I can come up with any ideas to help.

Jeanette, that method of beating the egg whites separately may be more traditional, I'm not sure. But this method still produces a delicious creamy soup. I've had it without any added herbs or lemon zest in restaurants, and it's delicious that way as well.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-91653581794938360742011-12-07T05:16:44.745-07:002011-12-07T05:16:44.745-07:00I've been sitting on a friend's recipe for...I've been sitting on a friend's recipe for Avgolemono the last few weeks. Made the stock/chicken and ended up freezing it and haven't gotten around to actually making the soup. Her version (from a Greek cookbook) is slightly different. The eggs whites are beaten separately until stiff, then the yolks are added back. She did mention too that it is a little tricky when adding the eggs into the broth. Interesting that converted rice is used, and I like the addition of thyme and lemon zest for extra zip.Jeanettehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-65861847796517658242011-12-07T04:52:48.202-07:002011-12-07T04:52:48.202-07:00Love your recipes! Would it be possible for you t...Love your recipes! Would it be possible for you to post the recipe at the top of your posts, before all of the method information with photos that take awhile to download on a slow connection?Suzannehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-25634584160407004762011-12-06T21:43:52.925-07:002011-12-06T21:43:52.925-07:00Lydia, now I must go check out your version! Zest...Lydia, now I must go check out your version!

Zesty, "converted" rice has been parboiled so some of the starch is removed, which is what makes it better for South Beach. It was supposedly the only type of rice Julia Child would use! I think regular rice will work, but the converted rice stays firm in soup a little better. (And all my Greek friends tell me that converted rice is what they use.) I'd substitute Basmati if you have that, but regular long grain rice would be okay too.Kalynhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-30980805610903767482011-12-06T21:39:30.817-07:002011-12-06T21:39:30.817-07:00I am a Greek food novice, but this looks fantastic...I am a Greek food novice, but this looks fantastic. What is converted rice, exactly? Can I substitute regular rice?Zesty Cookhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-47809092058084007892011-12-06T13:43:05.897-07:002011-12-06T13:43:05.897-07:00Avgolemono is one of my favorite soups, and I'...Avgolemono is one of my favorite soups, and I'm intrigued because this version is so different from mine. Must give it a try.Lydia (The Perfect Pantry)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-12411922.post-73332358744062250912010-11-28T17:08:18.755-07:002010-11-28T17:08:18.755-07:00Thanks for the recipe - this tastes just like a Gr...Thanks for the recipe - this tastes just like a Greek restaurant I used to love in Chicago! I think the soup was a bit too hot when I added the milk because I can see tiny pieces of what might be scrambled bits of egg, but it still tastes bright and soothing and yummy!Emily Mhttp://email@example.com


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Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
As expected, the Cubs field general Geovany Soto took home the NL Rookie of the Year honors. He's the 5th Cub to win the honor and first catcher since Mike Piazza in 1993. He did it on the strength of a 285/364/504 batting line with 23 HR's, 86 RBI's and 66 Runs in the traditional baseball categories. He also created 6.6 Runs per game, had a 7.0 WARP-1 value and was 5 runs above average on defense, those last two numbers courtesy of Baseball Prospectus. That's quite a nice little season that was good enough to get 31 of the 32 possible first place votes, with one yokel probably from Cincinnati voting for Joey Votto.
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Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Nothing like Edinson Volquez coming in 4th in Rookie of the Year balloting despite NOT being a rookie.
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Maybe someone has a problem with the current definition of rookie, but even so I would've figure those votes wouldn't be counted.
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And James Loney came in 7th place. He was a rookie last year.
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Technically, they were all rookies last year. Being a rookie is like being a virgin, either you are or you're not.
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I fondly remember the beginning of the season, when Hendry displayed Soto's bloody bedsheet to the cheering Wrigley crowd.
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Actually, I'm surprised he didn't slip in there in front of Ramirez.
I have a dream that Major League Baseball players will one day live in a nation where they are judged not by the color of their socks but by the content of their statistical index.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
Carlos Gonzalez and Huston Street doesn't strike me as a particularly impressive haul for Holliday.
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he is a MAD dog...that rant had more arm waving than Wendell Kim.
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but can't get it to open. Is it anything new?
try Firefox. For some reason it didn't work on Safari.
No, nothing new...just a rant, I think he expected Holiday to go to the Yankees.
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I was using Firefox actually but no luck. If it's just some dude ranting (from New York, at that) I'm kinda glad it didn't open.
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I could've sworn that was Rob torching all those unbelievers in the ESPN comments.
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Should the Cubs be interested in Huston Street at all? Would make re-signing Wood a much lower priority. You could close with Street or use Marmol and put in Street in set-up work. Either way, would save the Cubs some money.
The Roto story suggests the Rockies might be in a real money bind. Which raises the question for me: Brad Hawpe, available? Would solve the Cubs' need for a LH hitting RF. Would also make the Cubs the all-time favorite team of every LSU Tigers fan in the world, LOL.
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Why isn't he in mourning like the rest of us?
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oh that's right....carry on.
Re: Thursday is the deadline
It's cool to see a player that wants to make his team great (or wants to be on a great team?) more than he wants the extra five million on top of the tens of millions he'll surely be making anyway. Then again, if everyone did this, it would be the death of parity... I don't care though, because it's the Cubs who would benefit most.
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No doubt that's cool. Any team where Jason Marquis is the sixth starter has a monster rotation. Hot stove fever: As good as this team was for six months last year, it's exciting they could stand to be even better (on paper) within the next two months.
Re: Soto Wins Rookie of the Year
I got Willingham and Olsen to the nats for for 2B Emelio Bonaficio and P PJ Dean
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Some asshole calls in at 15 minute mark asking about Volquez voting-
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just one more thing to worry about...sure would be nice to have a diagnosis as to what is the cause of him still hurting after a full month of rest...
from Paul Sullivan's Trib article on Soto:
Soto disclosed Monday that he's still taking painkillers for the sore left hand that started bothering him in mid-September.
"It's still hurting right now," Soto said. "It feels like the worst hurt you could have without being injured. It was a pain I couldn't really shake. After I hit the ball, you'd have to give me five or six minutes and it would go away. It was giving me nagging pain … It didn't hurt catching, but it didn't help it to get better either, so I just had to play through it."
and the similar article from Gordon Wittenmeyer in the Sun-Times is a bit more reassuring:
-- despite finishing the season with a hand injury he admitted was worse than he let on at the time.
He said the hand -- which he hurt on a swing the at-bat before a huge ninth-inning, game-tying homer against Milwaukee Sept. 18 -- still hurt Monday but that he's taking medication and doing rehab exercises. He said he's not worried about it lingering into spring training and expects to be 100 percent in about a month.
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RF is actually easier to play than LF in PNC so I'd guess Schwarber is there and that's why he was playing it Friday but yeah I'd say that's hopefully accurate.
Guess for Wednesday's lineup: Fowler (CF), Schwarber (LF), Bryant (3B), Rizzo (1B), Castro (2B), Montero (C), Russell (SS), Arrieta (P), Coughlan (RF)
Dusty already has blue and red wrist bands.
/cmon dude
a day old, but fwiw...
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Theo and Jed at Miller Park to talk to #Cubs Maddon and staff. Playoff roster to be finalized by Wednesday morning
I'm guessing the order is the other way around.
cc sab going into alcohol rehab, missing the post-season for the yanks.
no bud black? cold.
Break up the Cubs!
MLB.com throws out two names to manage the Nats: Dave Martinez and Wally Backman.
matt williams (WAS) fired...shocker. he lost control and confidence of that clubhouse way before papelbum got there.
having a roster chock full of egomaniacs and assholes doesn't help.
he won 'manager of the year' last year, fwiw.
If he were dealing with Chicago traffic, I would take my chances with the golf cart.
You can get to the MKE airport from Miller Park via all surface streets, no real reason to get on the expressway. Unless he is in a real hurry to get to Az.
CUBSTER: I would think a cab or a limo would get Motte to the airport faster than a golf cart. The maximum speed of a golf cart is (what?) maybe 15 MPH, which could actually be dangerous on an expressway.
from the Sunday Trib...
Reliever Jason Motte waved as he left the visitor's clubhouse at Miller Park on a golf cart en route to the airport to catch a flight to Arizona to start a rehab assignment.
Motte has been on the 15-day disabled list since Aug. 24 because of a right shoulder strain, but there's a possibility he could rejoin the Cubs if they advance deep in the playoffs.
Motte is scheduled to pitch in simulated games and in Instructional League games in Arizona.
8 in a row to end the year...let's do this playoffs thing.
shelby miller (ATL) finishes the season with a win, snapping his 24-game winless streak...because ATL bats are non-existent.
3.02 era, 1.25 whip, 205.1ip, 171K
6-17 w/l...ugg.
Totally independent of the Cubs winning or losing today, Dan Haren came into today's game having earned $2M of his potential $3M in performance bonuses for 2015.
By making the start (his 32nd start of the season) he picked up $500K, and he'll get the remaining $500K if he can throw at least 8.2 IP in the game (he was at 181.1 IP coming into the game, and he needs to reach 190 IP to get the remaining $500K),
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Patients suffering from an aggressive brain cancer will benefit from the results of a University of Illinois study that could advance the development of targeted gene therapies and improve prognosis.
"We have advanced the understanding of the role of microRNAs on glioblastoma multiforme, a deadly brain cancer, by studying the networks between the microRNAs and their target genes associated with different stages of cancer development and progression," said Kristin Delfino, a U of I doctoral candidate in animal science with a focus in genetics and bioinformatics.
What exactly are microRNAs? microRNAs are small, non-coding RNA molecules that regulate the expression of genes such as oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes. U of I researchers used a novel approach to identify the simultaneous association between tens of thousands of microRNAs, target genes, and glioblastoma progression and survival.
Delfino integrated clinical information such as race, gender, therapy, survival, and cancer stage from 253 patients together with genome-wide microRNA and gene expression data.
"We looked at the big picture and how microRNAs work together," Delfino said. "When you look at a single microRNA alone, it can seem significant. But when you evaluate it in the context of all other microRNAs, some turn out to be more significant and others may not be as significant as they appear on their own. The systems biology approach that we implemented is critical for understanding the gene pathways influencing cancer."
The study evaluated 534 microRNAs together, unlike the typical method of studying one at a time. They confirmed 25 microRNAs previously associated with glioblastoma survival and identified 20 other microRNAs associated with initiation or growth of other cancer types such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer and gastric adenocarcinoma.
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The 53-year-old man was alone in a small skiff off Point Mugu when he radioed a nearby Coast Guard patrol boat for help about 10:35 p.m., said Lt. Stephanie Young, a Coast Guard spokeswoman. The man said he had crushed and lacerated two of his fingers and could not get back to the harbor on his own, Young said.
The man tried to return to shore after injuring himself while operating some kind of equipment on his fishing vessel, but found he could not, Young said. She did not identify the man.
The Coast Guard took the man to Channel Islands Harbor, and local emergency responders transported him to a hospital, Young said. A good Samaritan boater in the area at the time towed the skiff to the harbor, Young said.
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Excuse me please if I'm not jumping up and down about the Washington Wizards belatedly opening their season the day after Christmas. Or even twitching.
Remember how Lucy used to sulk in the "Peanuts" comic strip about suffering a post-Christmas letdown? Frankly, I'd rather spend Monday in the "returns and exchanges" line at Walmart or Costco than watching Flip Saunders' poor little team that couldn't stagger out to meet the New Jersey (soon to be Brooklyn) Nets at Verizon Center.
Not that I hate the Wizards or the NBA, you understand. When the old Bullets won their only championship in 1978, I was as excited as the next native Washingtonian. It's just that Wes Unseld, Elvin Hayes, Bobby D. and the rest of that gritty gang seem like figures from practically a prehistoric past.
Putting it bluntly, I've wasted far too many years personally and professionally watching terrible teams stumble, bumble and grumble. In recent decades, the Bullets/Wizards have been among the worst — and considering that the Redskins haven't won a Super Bowl since the 1991 season and no Washington baseball team has won a World Series since 1924, that's quite a non-accomplishment.
Let's look at the record(s), as Al Smith, the former presidential candidate, not the outfielder, used to say …
Over their past three seasons, the Nationals are 208-267 (.437) and the Redskins 15-31 (.326).
Over the same dismal span, the Wizards are 68-178 (.276).
I rest my case.
Older basketball buffs might tell their kids or grandkids that the Bullets made the NBA Finals three times in five years from 1975-79.
The kids and grandkids might laugh their fool heads off — and then, upon Googling the subject, reply that two of those teams were embarrassed in the Finals. Against Golden State in '75 and Seattle in '79, the Bullets won exactly one of nine games. Talk about ominous portents.
Postseason collapses were nothing new even then for Washington basketball teams. Back in 1947, when the NBA still was called the Basketball Association of America, the original Washington Capitols went 49-11 during the regular season and then lost four of five against an outfit called the Chicago Stags in the playoffs.
Those Caps had such postwar stars as Bones McKinney, Tom Feerick and Fat Freddy Scolari. You also might have heard of their leader, a former D.C. high school coach named Arnold "Red" Auerbach.
Unfortunately for their few loyalists, the Caps folded midway through the 1950-51 season, leaving Uline Arena at Third and M streets NE to circuses and ice shows and leaving the nation's capital without pro basketball for more than two decades. The dusty old facility, renamed Washington Coliseum, did have one more significant moment when a group of British rockers made their U.S. debut there in 1964. You might have heard of them, too — the Beatles.
Conversely, you might not have heard of many current Wizards now that Gilbert Arenas and his handgun collection are elsewhere. The club made a literal big deal this week of re-signing guard Nick Young, which figures since he was its leading scorer last season at 17.4 points per game. However, Young doesn't figure to make people forget Michael Jordan — or even Eddie Jordan, who somehow coached the club to four consecutive playoff appearances before GM Ernie Grunfeld canned him three years ago.


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Jiong[1] (Chinese: 囧; variant: 冏; Hanyu Pinyin: jiǒng; Jyutping: gwing2) is a Chinese character originally meaning a "patterned window", "as bright as the light peering from outside the window", or simply "brightness".
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The character for jiong is nowadays more widely used on the Internet as an ideographic emoticon representing a range of moods, as it resembles a person's face. It is commonly used to express ideas or feelings such as annoyance, shock, embarrassment, awkwardness, etc.
The use of jiong as an emoticon can be traced to 2005 or earlier; it was referenced on 20 January 2005 in a Chinese-language article on orz.[2] The character is sometimes used in conjunction with orz, OTZ or its other variants to form "囧rz", representing a person on their hands and knees (jiong forming the face, while r and z represent arms and legs respectively) and symbolising despair or failure. It has also come to represent a Zombie Protection Fort in text form when communicating virtually during a zombie apocalypse in some video games and other interactive multiplayer formats.
Since 2007,[citation needed] the jiong character has been widely used in the Sinophone world, including mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, but also used occasionally in languages written with Chinese characters, such as Japanese and Korean, as well as others that do not, including English.[citation needed]
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- Window. It is from Shen Xu's Shuowen Jiezi: "窻牖麗廔闓明" (an open and light window).
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Many women have caffeine during pregnancy. And in small amounts, caffeine is safe for the baby. It's a good idea to keep your caffeine intake below 200 mg a day, because:1
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- Caffeine is a diuretic, meaning it makes you urinate more often. This can cause you to lose important minerals, including calcium.
- Caffeine can interfere with sleep for both you and your fetus.
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Caffeine can be found in many types of drinks and in chocolate. The amount of caffeine in your coffee or tea can depend on the serving size, the brand, or how it was brewed.
- Coffee drinks such as a 16-oz mocha can have 175 mg of caffeine, and a 12-oz regular coffee can have as much as 260 mg of caffeine.
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"…Go and see them live, because it really is astonishing! I can't remember seeing anything as exciting as them since I saw Jimmy Hendrix live back in the 60's…" Elton John Young Croatian cellists Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser, known as 2CELLOS, achieved sensational success by taking the cello to a new level and breaking the boundaries between different genres of music. Their unique cello version of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" took the world by storm. Within only a week, this YouTube video became a viral sensation leading to a record deal with Sony Masterworks and an invitation to join Elton John on his worldwide tour. Luka and Stjepan's successes extends far beyond YouTube and their fan base continues to grow around the world. Check out the 2CELLOS Facebook page - Facebook.com/2CELLOS
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At the recommendation of its president and district superintendent, the Bethlehem Board of Education voted to not add an additional modified boys' soccer team to the school's athletic division.
A large contingent of sixth-grade boys has led to a surge of student athletes trying out for modified teams at Bethlehem, according to one Delmar mother, but with only a limited amount of roster room, many students can't make the teams.
Joan Smith asked school board members to consider creating additional modified teams, especially for soccer, where 48 kids tried out for 22 spots last year and 54 students this year for 23 final positions.
Board President James Lytle said he sympathized with the situation but with the budget already in place and the district facing financial restraints, adding teams was not feasible.
Just to be clear, the cost is a significant issue, but it isn't the only one, Lytle said. "I think the problem is trying to figure out which sports we're doing it for and trying to figure out how to explain to parents why we aren't doing the others."
Lytle said scheduling conflicts with the other suburban schools would also be an issue with multiple modified teams. The school's "point of view" is to have equality among all of its athletic teams, he said.
Smith said she understood that the budget was set, and it would be a costly endeavor but asked if corporate sponsors could be brought in.
"The goal is one in which we share. We certainly understand that we try to make sure that as many kids that are interested in physical activities can do so," Lytle said.
"I think we would be prepared in the course of our budgetary discussions next year in ways that we can achieve, which may or may not be through expanded the numbers of modified team, but maybe there are other steps we can take."
Smith asked if it was something the board "would keep open," to which Lytle responded "absolutely."
Other parents have expressed similar concerns, according to Smith, who has twin boys in sixth grade. She said she only hopes as many options are available to students as possible but realizes there are financial and equality barriers.
"There's a huge group of kids," Smith said of those interested in school sports. "And I totally believe in gender equality, but there's just not enough girls to make a girls team.""
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select funA(t.id), funB(t.id) from customers t
which properly returns 2 columns with the records. Functions funA and funB RETURN record.(not a defined record type)
Now, I want to get all the record columns of both the functions instead of the 2 record columns:
I know I can use a column definition list when I am calling the function in the FROM clause, but here I am calling the functions in the select list. Is it possible to supply the column definition list somehow, when I want to use the function call in the SELECT list?


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An audio recording of Algerian security forces speaking with the head of the kidnappers, Abdel Rahman al-Nigiri, indicates that the hostage-takers were trying to organize a prisoner swap with authorities.
"You see our demands are so easy, so easy if you want to negotiate with us," al-Nigiri said in the recording broadcast by Algerian television. "We want the prisoners you have, the comrades who were arrested and imprisoned 15 years ago. We want 100 of them."
People familiar with al-Nigiri confirmed that the voice in the recording was his.
In another phone message, al-Nigiri described how half the militants had been killed by the Algerian army on Thursday and that he was ready to blow up the remaining hostages if security forces attacked again.
SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors videos from radicals, posted one showing al-Nigiri with what appears to be an explosive belt strapped around his waist, dating from Jan. 17, after the start of the attack.
Algeria's prisons are filled with militants from the long battle with Islamist extremists that began in the 1990s.
David Plouffe, a senior adviser to President Obama, said Sunday that al Qaeda and al-Qaeda-affiliated groups remain a threat in North Africa and other parts of the world and that the U.S. is determined to help other countries destroy these networks. Speaking on "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Plouffe said the attack in Algeria shows once again "that all across the globe countries are threatened by terrorists who will use civilians to try and advance their twisted and sick agenda."
The U.S. State Department issued a travel warning Saturday night for Americans in or traveling to Algeria, citing credible threats of the kidnapping of Western nationals. The department also authorized the departure from Algeria of staff members' families if they choose to leave.
Immediately after the assault, French President Francois Hollande gave his backing to Algeria's tough tactics, saying they were "the most adapted response to the crisis."
"There could be no negotiations" with terrorists, the French media quoted him as saying in the central French city of Tulle.
Mr. Hollande said the hostages were "shamefully murdered" by their captors, and he linked the event to France's military operation against al-Qaeda-backed rebels in neighboring Mali.
"If there was any need to justify our action against terrorism, we would have here, again, an additional argument," he said.
On Sunday, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said he was "appalled" at the idea that blame would be laid on Algerian authorities instead of the jihadist captors.
"The terrorists … they're the ones to blame," Mr. Fabius said on France's iTele TV channel. He said Algerian officials were in touch with the French during the crisis, "but they didn't have to tell us: 'Here is what we will do.'"
In the final assault, the remaining band of militants killed seven hostages before 11 of them were in turn cut down by the special forces, Algeria's state news agency said. The military launched its Saturday assault to prevent a fire started by the extremists from engulfing the complex and blowing it up, the report added.