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LUSH Figs and leaves soap
165 reviews
74% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.3
Price: $$$
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I got this as a sample and at first I didn't like it. But then I got use to it and now I'm in love. It's very earthy and yummy.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Other, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
AUSTRALIAN REVIEWER: I adore this soap. It has the right texture and the smell is amazing. This is moisturising and really does leave you feeling clean.
I love the smell, but a lot of other people don't, just depends on your own preference of perfumery i guess. But I love it and will purchase again.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This was very creamy, and left my skin feeling soft. However, it didn't feel softer than my skin was after using another lush soap, like rockstar. The seeds were a little too abrasive, there should have been slightly less of them. It smelt good, but not great. There are several different lush scents that I think are better than this one. This melted kind of quickly, but overall figs and leaves was ok.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Figs and Leaves looks pretty gross in the picture above, but in real life looks a lot better. It has a pleasant soapy smell to it, but when you put it to your nose, it smells so deep and earthy and leafy. Like a wet autumn's day. However, I don't really smell any figs.
I think the part where the figs come in is the seeds that are scattered all throughout the soap. It's supposed to exfoliate your skin, but personally, I feel like the seeds are too large and they hurt. This is the only bad thing about this soap, but it is quite a major bad thing. Who wants their soap to hurt?
The soap is really really creamy, which I love, but that also means that it melts fairly quickly. And as the price isn't exactly cheap... Oh well. It doesn't quite lather that well, but I don't really mind. Its creaminess makes up for it!
Overall, this is a lovely soap. Even if it does hurt... I think I will repurchase just for the smell and the creaminess :)
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
The scent of this was okay, like a clean soapy scent, with a bit of a musky undertone. I didn't mind the little seeds for exfoliating. But there was a stem in the middle of bar that I didn't realize was there until one day I got a big scratch from a outer edge of the stem sticking out. I really didn't find it all that moisturizing and the scent did not linger on my skin once I got out of the shower. I also found that the bar got used up very quickly. I don't think it's worth the price, so will not be repurchasing.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I used this soap for the first time this morning and I really enjoyed it! My skin gets tight and itchy feeling during the winter months but this soap is really creamy and moisturizing. I haven't experienced the tight, itchy feeling all day. I also really enjoy the scent. It's light, clean and fresh smelling. I'm definately going to be buying this over and over again!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This isn't my favorite soap but I can tolerate it.
I love those little seeds that exfoliate your skin :) it feels really nice and relaxing :)
The smell isn't to die for. It just smells weird to me, since ive never tried figs before, I'm assuming this is how they smell like /:
And I don't really like it.
Again, I gave it to my boyfriend since he adores this soap. But I have to admit it is very moisturizing :)
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
Wonderful leafy, earthy smelll. Great for autumn.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Sweet, fresh, creamy scent. Not very overpowering and very clean. This soap is very moisturizing and has a nice thick lather. One of my new favorites!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i love this soap !!! its smells so good its got a sweet earthy scent to it which is just amazing. its a creamy soap that is quite exfolianting which i wasnt expecting at all. i was just expecting it to be really creamy and moisturisering and it is but it also has little seeds (i think) that exfoiliat but they are not abbrassive.
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ok my macbook all of a sudden wouldnt click the enter key for me and wouldnt click a few others, i tried to restart it and i tried holding the button till it re installed firmware, then i reset the pram it sitll does this. i phoned apple it wouldnt boot hte disk to re install but i forced it to finally start the installation process. the problem of it not pressing enter when i wanted it to, but starting when it wanted to followed me right till there, its re installing osx right now... its not just the enter key, so its not like its stuck, but what is it??
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A couple of months ago, I was listening to Dusty Springfield's "Son Of A Preacher Man" on the radio, and suddenly realized the bass line was something quite extraordinary. I've been paying more attention to bass lines as I learn how to play bass, and until then hadn't noticed this one right under my noise, right off the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.
Here's my transcription of that amazing pentatonic bass line played by Tommy Cogbill.
Fingerings are my own (and may not be to your taste).


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The URL up above is a group I have just created. Everyone go join please!!!!! I want to get that group growing. It's a very simple group, just talking football. What we do best, anything you want to talk about. Professional, Collegiate, Highschool. ANYTHING!!!!!
Please join because I don't want to be the only one in the group!!!


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Is it summer yet, where you live? Here it's starting to slowly get warmer, but the wool sweaters aren't packed away quite yet. Good thing, as I just finished knitting a cosy wool pullover with a huge collar!
I've called it the Starry Night Sweater because it sounds pretty. (Much better than the 'oh crap, it's snowing again' sweater.) The yarn is flecked with little touches of white on a deep midnight blue base, just like a starry night sky.
The yarn is Peace Fleece, in the colour Siberian Midnight. Which is an interesting company, started in the early 80's to bring peace between the USA and Russia through trade. (They explain it better than I did – read more about Peace Fleece here.) If I'm going to spend money, I'd prefer to support small businesses, companies with inspiring missions, or similar values to me. This is the kind of sweater that lasts forever, and from what I've read it gets softer with each washing. Which is great as it's scratchy, rough and coarse right now! Not as shiny and soft as my First Sweater. Quite the workhorse sweater, perfect for cold winter nights! (Or cold spring nights, or evening bike rides…)
I'm not used to having to wear a long sleeve top under a sweater but this one's just a little too scratchy to wear on its own. It's easy to wear with jeans but I think it would be even better with a skirt, boots and jacket. Something to 'pretty it up' a little, and balance out the roughness of the wool and casual sweater-over-tee look.
Pattern is Idlewood, a simple top-down raglan pullover. (Look, real knitting terminology!) Top down means it starts from the top, and goes around and around until you get to the bottom. For this pattern, it starts at the top edge of the collar, and goes around and around and around and.. well, you get the idea. It's a lot of plain knitting, which makes it great for watching movies. The fit is really nice and it would be easy to add long sleeves for an even warmer sweater! It looks great under jackets with the collar worn over top, like a scarf.
This is my third sweater and I'm already planning another version of this pattern. (In a soft coral colour, maybe? Pretty with taupe and white and summery neutrals…)
One by one, I'm knitting up a wardrobe's worth of lovely hand-knit sweaters. It's slow but incredibly rewarding! Just like sewing, I value clothing items more when I've made them by hand. Have a great weekend, everyone!


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Solo, Piano-NYC
Anthony Sherin made this video.
Please watch the whole thing for the narrative arc is poignantly crafted by reality.
Found it this morning via Gwarlingo.
Wishing you a lovely last Sunday of this 2012.
xo S
Anthony Sherin made this video.
Please watch the whole thing for the narrative arc is poignantly crafted by reality.
Found it this morning via Gwarlingo.
Wishing you a lovely last Sunday of this 2012.
xo S
I have discovered something very helpful to me this holiday season.
It may seem obvious to you, but, in fact, I was surprised to learn again that the amalgam of holidays which we honor in varying ways all simmer down to one thing.
And so, from the heart of Laundry Line Divine, I wish you Light.
For this passing year, on all the sore spots and tough places and untended patches, let Light permeate those to ease. for breath and release.
For the events of this year that have scared us, jarred us, alerted us to the bigness of grief and the potential for change, let Light mix in to the murky depths and alchemize the grime in to golden rays of possibilities made real.
For the moments when you opened your eyes in wonder, let that generated Light fuel you to do what it is that ignites your joy in this world. Whatever it is, however preposterous, do that. Let what you yearn for be what you do. Please.
As Rumi says "Learn to Light the Candle."
In a dark moment on Christmas Eve when I could not remember what all we were celebrating here, I read this by Jan Phillips, and it has made all the difference for me on these holy days of deep winter.
All blessings to you,
P.S. If you like what you read here on the Laundry Line, please do subscribe to this site.
And if you'd like to meet up for some writing and art fun, look at this post.
Hold on to what is good even if it is a handful of earth.
Hold on to what you believe even if it is a tree which stands by itself.
Hold on to what you must do even if it is a long way from here.
Hold on to life even when it is easier letting go.
Hold on to my hand even when I have gone away from you.
~Pueblo Blessing ~
I think this week has finally caught up with me. At the first notes of this music which I received as a gift last night, I burst in to tears.
Here is the second selection for Newtown by my friend Jan Phillips.
There has been much gaiety here on Hollenbeck Avenue, but my heart continues heavy. I am aching for the families in Newtown, CT for whom funerals continue this weekend.
I look at Christmas light differently.
Which is not to say that joy is not welcome in my heart. Last night my women's circle celebrated Solstice together and we laughed and sang and walked a spiral of greens out under the teacup moon.
We missed our pal Roger the Jester. These words he shared on Face book this past week really struck me tonight. They are from a book about dealing with trauma.
Spend time with others. There may be times of reflection and solitude. But, do not isolate yourself. You may also find yourself laughing sometimes, even as you grieve. That is not blasphemy: it is the Life Force trying to surface again. It is alright.
This post contains three pieces of music dedicated to this week, all honoring the people who died in Newtown. I bring them to you here, just to let you know there are ways to process this grief we all feel. Singing, composing a poem, drawing, translating this heaviness in to a creative act helps you digest what is going on inside you. By moving a pen across a page or knitting a few rows, you can move your busy mind in to a softer receptive place. I will be knitting this evening and sharing more apple pie with my son.
04 Your Only Compass
This song is by my soul mate Justine in Australia. She wrote this when her sister died last year. Justine sent it to me, to share with all of you. If I could tuck it in to the hearts of the families in Newtown, I would. Help me send it to them by listening here.
I urge you to keep your activism local during these days. We are called to big actions of doing for others, but remember that the small actions make big differences. Listen to this music, share a slice of pie and just talk. I could easily crawl into a cave tonight and weep for the families of Newtown. But, right now, writing this small post and sharing these beautiful musical offerings allows my "Life Force" to surface. I am breathing easier right now.
I read this Rumi the other day and it has stayed with me:
"Brother, stand the pain. Escape the poison of your impulses.
The sky will bow to your beauty if you do.
Learn to light the candle.
Rise with the sun. That way a thorn expands to a rose.
A particular glows with the universal.
What is it to praise? Make yourself particles.
What is it to know something of God?
Burn inside that presence. Burn up. "
from Tattooing in Qazwin (2)
The experience Catherine and I had in Newtown with Beth M. Howard, serving slices of apple pies has marked us deeply.
When I read this in Jan Phillips' No Ordinary Time, I felt described.
Let yourself be moved by your grieving.
Learn to light the candle of your life and burn.
Burn brightly.
Many blessings to you on this quiet night before the night before Christmas,
What is a mother to do? Within two hours drive from my quiet town, another quiet town has had unbearable and unbeatable grief whipped down on it with the terrible act of one poor young man on Friday, December 14.
What could I do here at home? What could any of us do to stay the outpouring of tears, grief and anger over a horrific act of violence wrought upon small children and the women who safeguard their learning day in and day out?
I was a She-Bear pacing my house, my lair, not sure what action could receive my growing need to do. On Sunday evening, after a day of adventure with my daughter in an effort to distract us from our helplessness, we listened to the prayer vigil in Newtown as we drove home. Hearing that boy sing a magnificent Muslim prayer followed by voice upon voice evoking the Divine, spreading comforting and inspired words over the chasm of pain that had opened in Newtown, we were riveted to our seats. Then, when President Obama spoke, we knew that we had to do something.
The next morning, I sent an email to my circle of women here in the Berkshires announcing that I was heading south to show up on the streets of Newtown to fill whatever need I could find. And if any of them wanted to join me, they could. I was willing to scrub the floors of the church kitchens or sweep the sidewalks. Within minutes I got word from my pal Gina that her friend Beth had a mission of bringing freshly baked apple pies to Newtown and was gathering bakers in the northwest corner of New Jersey to prepare the pies.
I called Beth at 10:22 am. By 2:00 pm, Catherine was out of school with me in the car driving towards the turnpike. By 5:30 pm, we arrived at the home of strangers who quickly became friends. We rolled up our sleeves and learned what we were to repeat over and over again until the final pies came out of the oven. We helped bring the total number of pies up to 240 by 10:00 pm.
There is great comfort in baking apple pies. I never knew the potential one slice of pie could have on a soul until the next day.
We rose early on Tuesday to load Beth's RV. Once my car was filled with baking supplies for the pies Beth hoped to make in Newtown this week, we left. Only a two-hour drive, but our hearts beat harder the closer we got in to Connecticut. By the time we arrived at the Newtown Youth Academy, we were no longer a group of people hurrying to our destination. We were people moving at the Pace of Pie, come to serve kindness.
Yesterday stands in my memory as a day of cutting and serving the golden-crusted crowns of dough covered apples, rippled edges being picked up by fingers young and old to savor every last bite. It is a day of offering plates to people silenced by their grief only to stand together long enough to hear story after story of this remarkable time, this life altering experience, this effort- a groaning effort to encompass the shock and the living beyond that shock. Something about eating a slice of pie in the company of others eased the sad faces I encountered. The smiles of appreciation, the hugs received and given, the requests of pie for others, we delivered pies to those carrying the weight of a week full of wakes and funerals, of obituaries. The people of Newtown are attending more funerals in one small week than some people attend in a lifetime. One sweet teenager I talked with said he felt numb. As he carried along a slice of pie for his sister, he said he could not imagine why the media persisted in his small town. I told him that there are millions of people trying to figure out how to live with themselves, unable to hand him a slice of pie or walk the rainy street together with him. Those are the people CNN is reaching. A nation of people eager to help, desperately aching for this small town of strong sturdy community members who are showing us all how it is done.
This is what my friend Maria Sirois wrote on Monday morning:
When tragedy strikes here is what we can do:
Feel what we feel so that neither grief nor anger become poison within us and so that others have permission to feel all that they feel.
Bear witness without flinching from darkness.
Tell the truth.
Honor the ordinary heroes among us and those who do the difficult work of holding the story in all its despair and desolation, and those who begin the long hard job of clearing and cleaning, uncovering and naming as much as can be uncovered and named.
Hold onto the bits of light that emerge wherever they do so and from whomever.
Surround those who grieve with care that is authentic and wholehearted.
Love them up, feed them, show up and show up again. Bake if you can, drive if you can, buy milk, share your memories when they are ready and until then listen. Listen. Listen.
And, however possible, be as a sequoia rooted in your conviction that none of us need go through this alone and certain that every twig, every limb, every branch holds the promise of spring even as it anchors the ice of winter.
This tree stands in front of the Edmond Town Hall where one of the many memorials gather flowers and tears.
I cannot say I have done enough. But I did something. And coming home to my quiet town, to my circles of friends, to my family, after having moved at the Pace of Pie makes me know that it does not matter who you help. All that matters is that you help. If you are like me, stricken with grief, pacing your house, disturbed by the commercialization of this holiday season more than ever for thinking of the families for whom this season will hold nothing but sadness for years to come- if you feel even an inkling of any of these things, then I urge you, I plead with you-
Find someone in your life, on your street for which the gift of a pie would change their day.
And, if you want to stand with the families in Newtown, bake a pie for a school teacher or a policeman or EMT. Find out who would be a first-responder in your town and go hand them a pie.
Or, even a shoebox of home-baked Christmas cookies.
The simple act of rolling out dough, melding butter and flour with your strength and care, sweetened with the summer's worth of sunshine released by the apples inside that crust, you will create a gift that will be remembered for years to come.
One father, after walking past our Free Pie sign a number of times on Tuesday morning, finally paused and reached for a slice. 'Pie says it all' he grinned.
Today I walked along the Green River. The banks have changed with our heavy rains this past fall. But, those banks still run along the river, they hold the charging flow of water, the snags of branches, the swirling eddies around tree trunks. The banks of the river, just like our hearts, expand with every life experience, both joy and sorrow. The banks are changed. But the banks remain.
And so do we remain.
I urge you to let this terrible time change you. Let yourself be reshaped by the gushing waters of sorrow and pain, let yourself be expanded to hold this new level of awareness that Newtown is adjusting to a new normal. We are all different today than we were just last Friday morning at 8:30 am. I ask you to let that difference move you.
We can be standers-by or we can step in.
The fact that I could step all the way on to the sidewalk in front of the Edmond Town Hall in Newtown is a fact of geography.
The fact that you can make a difference in the life of someone in need, in your own neighborhood, remains up to you.
Will you let the shootings in Newtown change your life?
My friend Regena sent me this link. You can sign a petition to urge President Obama and Vice President Biden to take the action they know is needed for stricter gun control.
Here is Beth reading us some of the emails she got on Tuesday evening. After only eight hours and at that point about 125 pies sliced, the townspeople were offering thanks. Here is Beth's website. If you'd like to donate to The World Needs More Pie, for the efforts in Newtown, follow that link. Everything beyond Beth's costs for supplies will be donated to grief counseling services in Newtown. This is double philanthropy at it's best. By supporting Beth doing her work in the world, you provide a community with services that will be needed long after Beth and her RV pull out of town.
We can each leave such a lasting legacy.
May yours start with your heart.


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Thursday, March 15, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Newton Citizen
CONYERS -- Refuge Pregnancy Center Inc. in Conyers has been helping pregnant women in crisis for nearly 30 years. Now, the center is asking the community for financial assistance to continue carrying out its mission.
The center will host its first 5K, called "Run the Race for Life," on Saturday, March 31, at its 1307 Milstead Ave. location in Conyers.
The 5K gets under way at 8 a.m. and will wind through scenic Olde Town Conyers. A 1-mile fun run/walk will take place at 8:30 a.m. followed by a tot trot at 8:45 a.m.
Pre-registration runs through March 26 and is $20 for the 5K and 1 mile run. Everyone who pre-registers will get a T-shirt. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. the day of the event and is $25. The tot trot is free. Awards will be given to first- through third-place winners in each age group.
To register, visit www.active.com or call 770-922-5939.
The event is a fundraiser for Refuge Pregnancy Center, founded in 1984, and serves clients in Rockdale, Newton and DeKalb counties. The average client is between age 17 and 22, but the center has assisted clients as young as 10 and as old as 49, according to Director Janice Olejnik.
"Our main emphasis is for women who find themselves in a pregnancy situation and don't know which way to turn, whether it's financial, emotional, whatever it is, we sit down and talk with them and lay out a plan of what needs to be done," Olejnik said.
The center offers free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, pregnancy and GED classes and baby clothes, food, diapers, cribs and other necessities. The center also offers a seven-week post abortion course for women having difficulty coping with their decision to have an abortion.
"We have no qualification for services. Anybody that needs help is welcome to come. We've never turned anybody away. If we don't have what they need, we get a resource list of places to send them," Olejnik said.
Services are free and confidential.
The center follows up with clients monthly to make sure they are on track with doctors visits and other components of their plan.
Olejnik said she hopes to raise $15,000 to purchase educational materials, cribs, car seats and other items.
More like this story
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- 7-year-old gives money to pregnancy center ( October 15, 2012 )
- Turkey Trot 5K race to benefit Elks Aidmore ( November 14, 2011 )


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Hi all
Just wondering if anyone would have a thought on the following experiment.
We are segregating 2 cell types from a mixed culture using a fluorescent marker and an optical tweezers. Essentially, red-flu cells into one pot, and green-flu cells into another.
Can anyone recommend an assay that would then confirm the segregation based on the internal metabolism of the cells? I would rather not simply use a second fluorescent epitope marker as this would invalidate the need for the separation in the first place.
I was hoping to use a metabolic marker (for instance, the concentration of NADH and NADPH) between two cell lines, but I'm having difficulty finding 2 cell lines in which there is a confirmed measurable difference.
Metabolics isn't my area of expertise, and the assay itself is not very important as it is the separation technique that we are looking to highlight rather than intricate biology. Can anyone suggest a metabolic (preferably fluorescent) assay that would demonstrate a difference in activity between 2 cell lines?
Many thanks all
Submit your paper to J Biol Methods today!
Advise on cellular fluorescent assay
Started by squallweathered, Feb 24 2012 04:29 AMcell segregation metabolic assay
2 replies to this topic
Posted 24 February 2012 - 04:29 AM
Posted 26 February 2012 - 02:05 AM
I used to use Alamar Blue dye (Resazurin) to check the metabolic activity in cells. It worked good for me.
I used to use Alamar Blue dye (Resazurin) to check the metabolic activity in cells. It worked good for me.
Posted 27 February 2012 - 08:11 AM
What are the two cell populations you are trying to separate? This is important to know to check if they have different metabolism.
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Strange Avast! wont let me acces the site..
This is a group for 3rd generation gamers, the 3rd generation is known for being the time of the nes, sega master system, and the atari 7800. this is the time when super mario stared as did others like zelda. its also known as the 8-bit era :)
Please sign the petition. Earler in the year i sent about 150 people mesages about signing a petition which i give a link for and every thing but only 14 people signed from moddb. Please read...
Posted by AirborneSn1p3r on Aug 26th, 2010
Look this petition is for to mod a great game (maybe the set of games as they all use the same or similar engine). There is still a small active community but with no moding tools it is going to die.. the game as i said is Star Wars rogue squadron 3d, i know it is an old game but its a great one... LukA_YJK who is on moddb stated this petition months ago, maybe even a year ago by now and only 242 people signed it.. So please do..
How would you feel if you could not mod or get mods for your most loved games like c&c red alert 2 or c&c3, cod4, gta sa etc... it would be pretty crap, LukA_YJK spent ages making small mods for the game to help unlock stuff and add ships to missions but it is a dead end... the game is an enigm and tools from lucasarts are NEEDED!...
I my self have spent ages trying to get people to sign the petition, i set up a youtube (http://www.youtube.com/user/TheAirborneRogue ) every video linked to the petition.. i have asked people, i have tortured every game site on youtube to make videos for the petition or add links to there videos, only one did, others said no the fans wont listen and one blocked me... (the irategamer...) for about 80 people to sign due to me.
so if you have 5 seconds some time please sign the petition at Petitiononline.com
even if you have not played the game please sign it.
if your like me and had it on the pc or n64 please support the rogue leader mod Moddb.com and the moddb site Moddb.com
Thanks for reading and please sign the petition.
Strange Avast! wont let me acces the site..
i have avast and it lets me go on it :S
i played this game so much time ... so much time ago :) it rocked
Petition signed.
thx vm all who signed
Signed, yay :)
yay, im #299 (SOOOO CLOOOOSSSEEE to 300)
oh, and btw, it took 30 sec. for me :)
Just came across this, airborneSn1p3r. Thank you very much for posting this, and thanks everybody for signing. Right now we have only 303 signatures.
God this game was so amazing.I lost my old jewel case but i just ordered a new one, because i want to play this game so bad. You've got my signature!
Signed it:D
I would really like to see this game working on newer OS's.
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text: Q. Is room service available at the Resort?A. . We offer a fully-stocked mini bar in each room (included in the room rate) as unfortunately room service is unavailable. Osprey's Restaurant is open for meals from 7:00am to 10:30am for Breakfast, 12:00noon to 2:30pm for Lunch and 6:30pm to 9:00pm for Dinner. Should you be interested in private dining, we highly recommend our signature beachside dining experience, click here for details.Q. What is the cost of the Signature Beach Dining Experience?A. The Signature Beach Dining Experience is $150 per person. Click here for further details.Q. Do you offer any other private dining locations?A. Given the close proximity of the beach to the Restaurant, the beach is the only location that we can provide private dining and ensure the high standard of all meals is maintained.Q. What should I wear?A. Lizard Island provides the ultimate reef and relaxation experience. We recommend casual wear during the day to cater for any activities you have planned and smart casual to semi formal during the evenings. Click here for information on the weather.Q. Are there any jelly fish or stingers and do you have stinger suits?A. Jelly fish tend to be spotted between October and March. Stinger suits are available for hire from the Marine Centre.Q. Can you swim all year round?A. Yes, Lizard Island is ideal for swimming all year round.Q. What is the water temperature around the Island?A. The water temp stays warm all year. It only ever gets as low as 23'C and rises to to approximately 30'c during the summer months.Q. If I am bringing my own wetsuit, what thickness would you recommend?A. 5mm wetsuits are available at Lizard Island and work well throughout the year. If you find you get cold easily, you may wish to use a shark skin suit.Q. Do you have wetsuits available for hire at the Resort?A. Yes, we have both short and long 5mm wetsuits available for guests to use.Q. Is there mobile phone reception?A. Our guests welcome the luxury of knowing that as soon as they arrive on Lizard Island there is no mobile (cell) phone reception due to the remote location of the Resort.Q. Is the internet available in the rooms?A. Guests staying in the Pavilion do have access to 3G high speed internet. Complimentary internet access is provided in the Guest Lounge, which is accessible 24 hours a day as there is no internet connection in the remaining rooms and suites.Q. Why do I need to give credit card details at the time of my reservation?A. A valid credit card is required to guarantee your reservation, however no charges are processed until check out.Q. Are the menus the same every day?A. There is a change of menu daily – therefore no lunch or dinner menu will be the same throughout your stay.Q. Where can I dine on Lizard Island?A. Ospreys restaurant offers a beautiful setting in which guests can enjoy a fabulous dining experience while on the Island. Please let us know at the time of booking your stay of any food dislikes or allergies prior to arrival so our chef can cater to your needs.Q. Are vegetarian/gluten free/vegan diets catered for?A. Yes, vegetarian/gluten free/vegan diets are all catered for. Please advise at the time of booking of any special dietary requirements.Q. Are dive packages available and what does it include?A. Dive packages are available, including a full day tour with two certified divers or a 1/2 day tour with one certified diver.Q. What are the restrictions with diving and flying?A. It is a requirement that you must not dive within 24 hours of flying.Q. Can you dive right off the Island?A. Yes, you may dive directly off the island and explore our wonderful fringing reefs.Q. Can fuel be purchased from the resort?A. Guests staying at the resort with their own vessels are able to purchase fuel. In all other instances, fuel unfortunately cannot be purchased due to the limited supply available.Q. How do I get to Lizard Island?A. Lizard Island is accessed via a 60 minute scenic flight from Cairns. Flights to and from the Island depart up to twice daily and are organised via our Reservations Team.Q. Do the flights to and from Lizard Island have luggage restrictions?A. There is a 32kg luggage limit per person (including hand luggage) on all flights to and from Lizard Island. Q. What if the flight times to and from Lizard Island do not suit me?A. If the normal flight times are not suitable, we will happily organise a private charter flight for you at your preferred time. Please contact our Reservations Team for details.Q. Can I camp on Lizard Island?A. Camping is available on Lizard Island. Please contact Queensland Parks & Wildlife Services for details on availability and rates or visit their website.


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Bernie Pleskoff has been a professional scout for the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners.
|Few young prospects in baseball have the raw power of Adam Brett Walker II, the huge 6-foot-4, 225-pound right-handed hitting outfielder in the Twins organization. I have just watched Walker II compete in the 2015 Arizona Fall League. Having just turned 24 in October, Walker II hit some very long home runs as the ball blasted off his bat in the unseasonably cool Arizona autumn.
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|Right-handed-hitting centerfielder Adam Engel was a three-time All Conference baseball player at Loveland (Ohio) High School. He hit .537 his senior year with 25 stolen bases. A very good athlete, he also played high school football and basketball.
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|Upside. Potential. Call it what you will, that's left-handed hitting outfielder Raimel Tapia. He has outstanding upside. He is a very good athlete with pop in his bat that exceeds his thin 6-foot-2, 160-pound frame.
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|Right-handed pitcher Lucas Sims has been a huge Atlanta Braves fan all his life. His parents took him to Turner Field when he was only four years old, and he has been a life long supporter. Today, he wears the organizational uniforms of his favorite team.
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|Not many young men have the great Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski as their high school hitting coach. Mike Yastrzemski did.
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|It's simply amazing how many very good prospects have populated the Chicago Cubs Top Prospects lists the past couple seasons. Of course, several of them have become household names at the big league level.
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|It's a bit ironic that both the Mets Dominic Smith and the Blue Jays first base prospect Rowdy Tellez are playing for the same Salt River Rafters team in the Arizona Fall League.
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|After beginning at South Central Junior-Senior High School in Union Mills, Indiana, the big, strong 6-foot-5, 235-pound Sean Manaea moved to Andrean High School In Merrillville, Indiana.
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|Sam Travis has soared through the Red Sox development program. In parts of two seasons, he has reached Double-A and has compiled a .310 career batting average in 848 plate appearances. The right-handed hitting Travis is No. 11 on the Red Sox Top 30 Prospects list.
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|In the first round of the 2012 Draft, the Cincinnati Reds selected Nick Travieso out of Archbishop McCarthy High School in Southwest Ranches, Fla.
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|I first wrote about Clint Frazier in September 2013. In my "First Look" piece on Frazier I mentioned the strength of his hands, forearms and wrists. If anything, he may have gotten even stronger now, two years later.
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|Lewis Brinson is a lanky 6-foot-3, 170-pound center fielder in the Texas Rangers organization. In 2012, he was a first-round selection in the Draft coming out of Coral Springs (Florida) High School. Brinson is the fourth-ranked prospect in the Rangers' system by MLBPipeline.com.
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|When Rowdy Tellez was still in his mother's womb he did an awful lot of kicking, moving around and squirming. Consequently, before he was born, his grandmother began calling him "Rowdy." Twenty years later, Ryan Tellez is still known as Rowdy.
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|Middle-infielder Christian Arroyo could have gone to the University of Florida after hitting .524 with 11 home runs and 67 RBIs as a senior at Hernando High School in Brooksville, Florida. It was his finest season as he compiled a career batting average of .436 with 102 hits in 77 games that included a .534 on base percentage.
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|Left-handing-hitting and throwing Pittsburgh Pirates prospect Austin Meadows is currently ranked No. 22 among the MLB.com Top 100 prospects and No. 2 in the Bucs' farm system.
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|Right-handed hitting JaCoby Jones was an integral part of three state championships at Richton (Miss.) High School. He was named the Mississippi Player of the Year in 2010. The Houston Astros selected him in the 19th round of the 2010 Draft. He chose not to sign and ultimately wound up at Louisiana State University, where he was the team's starting second baseman for three seasons.
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|As is so often the case, the Cardinals have uncovered another pitcher with huge upside for their already deep stable of organizational pitching. Former Florida State righty Luke Weaver is No. 8 on St. Louis's Top Prospects list, according to MLB.com.
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|The trade of Rockies shortstop Troy Tulowitzki may have opened the door for a young Rockies prospect infielder like Trevor Story. Maybe not as a starter but perhaps as a utility player if the infield roster is churned next season.
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|Left-handed-hitting, right-handed-throwing third baseman Rio Ruiz was a fantastic football and baseball player at Bishop Amat High School in La Puente, Calif. In addition to playing third, he was also a relief pitcher for the Lancers. As a matter of fact, he had committed to attend the University of Southern California when he was only a junior. He had his eye on playing both baseball and football for the Trojans.
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|For what seemed to be an eternity, the baseball world wondered when the Philadelphia Phillies would trade their perceived greatest asset, Cole Hamels, in an effort to rebuild the franchise with younger players carrying lengthy team control.
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Maddie's Wish
Maddie Bayer (1999-2007) is a forever seven-year-old girl who loved to smile, sing, and dance. Her dad, Bob, is a regular volunteer with "Friends" and treasures the many memories of their outings to Disney productions and Muny shows that Friends provided for them. "Friends of Kids with Cancer does not forget the families of children who have passed on. They have continued to be a part of our life even after Maddie left us, and I knew I wanted to stay connected and help other kids in treatment just like my daughter." Maddie's Wish is a special fund designated to send families to musical productions. In 2011, the fund treated 25 families of four to Toy Story 3 On Ice, 60 people to the Demi Lovato concert, 12 people to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra Holiday Concert, and looks forward to even more events in the future!


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Kelly is joining the LA Tri Club leadership after two years as an active member of the club and Pit Crew volunteer. Born in Washington, D.C. and raised along the banks of the Potomac River, Kelly was swimming, biking and running since an early age but only started putting all three together in 2005.
Kellys first triathlon was back east, where she was introduced to ocean swimming and grateful that she didnt live near the beach
And then she moved to Los Angeles. Facing the cold hard truth, she bought a wetsuit and took Ocean 101, joined Konrads Wednesday morning swim circuits and eventually became a confident ocean swimmer.
On the bike, Kelly has pedaled across the state of Iowa in the famous RAGBRAI ride and from Raleigh, North Carolina to Washington, D.C. not to mention countless rides up and down PCH in the LA Tri Clubs weekly rides. She also completed 5 marathons prior to entering the triathlon world, where she is happy to give her knees a break through varied training.
After ten years in network television journalism, Kelly is on hiatus from following presidential campaigns and the 24 hour news cycle while raising a family. She currently manages the Topanga Farmers Market and hopes youll ride your bike up Topanga Canyon Blvd. some Friday morning to come to the market and say hello.
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Hello my friends! Hope you all are starting a great weekend. My week has been busy (as always), but today I have a Christmas card for you. The saying is a Bible verse from Luke 2:1, the image is from "Adorad al Salvador" (Praise the Savior) and the Bible verse is from "Versículos Bíblicos" (Bible Verses), this set is from Latina Crafter.
My card is a little bit Shabby Chic :) Lots of distressing and stitches.
Now, to all my Spanish speaking friends, check this out :)
Hope you like it!!
Have a great day!
PS: Today, I am going to a "Ladies Day of Encouragement" at my church.
10 November 2012
Luke 2:11
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- HappyCrafter said...
Fab card, I love the "grunge" style and the messy stitching--I know how perfectly you normally stitch, so it's fun to see it coming out of the box :-) Enjoy the long weekend.
- November 10, 2012 at 4:21 PM


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UK Independence Party
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Andrew Smith
Election statement:
I have lived in Essex all my adult life where my children were born and raised.
I am a Chartered Accountant helping new businesses to form and grow. My commercial and professional skills will be invaluable in getting results from shrinking police budgets and building a constructive relationship with Essex Police.
Recent events show that the police need to be properly accountable. Even good officers can allow standards to slip when not properly supervised.
My first objective would be to re-unite the police and public in mutual trust and respect so together we can prevent crimes and detect those that happen.
I would work for changes the public want including more police officers on our streets (including more Special Constables) and community-based police officers in new local police houses, built by developers.
I want Essex Police to be trusted by the public and to re-focus on the side of the householder and victims. No one should be fearful of the police but those engaged in criminal or anti-social activity must learn they deserve no favours or sympathy.
I generally empathise with the police but have no past service loyalty which might create difficulties for me in challenging police and the government to up their game. The Police and Crime Commissioner must campaign with many other agencies outside his control to achieve improvements for Essex.
I support honest sentencing and seek to phase out early release – five years to mean five years of relief for long suffering households and business.
Vote for my RESPECT and PROTECT campaign to make Essex Police accountable and united with the public. Make Essex Police the best in Britain and Essex the safest county.
Prepared by Kerry Smith on behalf of Andrew Smith both at Homecroft, Southend Road, Great Baddow, CM2 7AD
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Wells has written some lovely, thoughtful, and evocative reviews over the past year.
The stories, most of them very short, have the blunt, evocative effect of parables or campfire tales.
And obviously the picture is so evocative that the first question is, "What happened to the child?"
Emotive words and evocative phrases give language its power.
But perhaps the truest joy of Fire Season is the evocative language Connors uses to capture the natural world.
The evocative power of perfume with regard to memory is compelling.
Today, the term machine is evocative of software rather than hardware.
But even Ranny could not have foretold the full extent of his reaction to that sinuous and evocative Address.
I was grateful for the fluke by which I had witnessed on the terrace that evocative scene.
The determinants are the special evocative conditions, which may be either culture contacts or economic fostering.
1650s, from Late Latin evocativus "pertaining to summoning," from Latin evocatus, past participle of evocare (see evoke).


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Work begins on new Stantonville Veteran's Memorial
By David Shirley
Work recently began on the Stantonville Veteran's Memorial, to be built northeast of the Stantonville Civic Center and sponsored by the Ruritan club.
Speaking at the regularly scheduled town meeting, Mayor Larry Raines stated that the project next needed a couple more loads of dirt and to pour about three or four more inches of concrete on the slab. Raines also said that the group had received $2,500 in matching funds from Modern Woodmen.
Also present for the meeting were aldermen Ed McDaniel and Larry Russell. The three briefly discussed a freezer in need of repair at the Civic Center.
The group confirmed their monthly fish fry which took place Friday, July 1 from 4 p.m until 7 p.m. Proceeds will go to help with local fire department expenses.
Mayor Raines confirmed he had talked with David Long of Savannah regarding the soon-to-be state mandated financial officer position. Long was agreeable to filling the post if some potential conflict of interest issues can be ironed out.
The board discussed the need to post several "No Loitering" signs on the Civic Center building.
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Mr. Farah,
You are absolutely right! ["Gun grab: It's about freedom's end"]
You wrote, "Yes, children were slaughtered at Newtown, Connecticut's Sandy Hook Elementary School. But not one of those children would have been saved by Obama's gun grab." Perhaps you should have mentioned what would have prevented this horror by adding, "Only an armed citizen onsite could have stopped the gunman dead in his tracks and saved them."
Battles are never won by staying on the defensive. They're won by going on offense, doing what works to get the job done. This is the present administration's tactic – to keep us occupied with what doesn't work so that we lose sight of what's actually needed to win the battle.
Thanks for encouraging us all to stay focused and to "stay the course." Overcoming isn't easy.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Council for Peace!
Last weekend Voters for Peace sponsored a unique event in anti-war movement history. They brought together people from across the political spectrum who oppose war, militarism, and American Empire.
The purpose of the meeting of about 40 people was to determine whether it was possible for people who disagree on a wide range of issues but oppose militarism can work together to end war. The signs are very positive that such a working relationship is possible and desirable. They are now exploring next steps which they will announce.
But let me give you some sense of the event through excerpts from the biographies of some of the people present: a Robert A. Taft Fellow at the American Conservative Defense Alliance; a Special Assistant to Ronald Reagan; the founder of the New Left Journal; the author of the Encyclopedia of the American Left; the President of the Howard Center for Family, Religion, and Society; a writer who covers national security for Rolling Stone; the President of Veterans for Peace; an editor of Black Agenda Report; a national affairs correspondent for The Nation; an associate professor at the Naval Postgraduate School; an executive editor of The American Conservative; a communications coordinator for the Ron Paul campaign; press secretary for Nader for President; a legislative aide for the armed services for Senator Robert Taft, Jr.; a military advisor to Senator Gary Hart; a former chairman of the Rockford Institute; an editor of Progressive Review; an editor of The Nation; the managing editor of Reason; a member of Students for Democratic Society at University of Maryland at College Park; a member of Young Americans for Liberty; and the chairperson of Boston Area Physicians for Social Responsibility.
As you can see, it was a politically diverse group. They had one thing in common - opposition to the bloated U.S. military and American Empire. Those who represent red or blue congressional districts need to know that they have constituents from across the political spectrum who vote and who oppose U.S. militarism. Conservatives who question the current wars and the overly generous military budget need to know they are not alone and there is a long history of anti-war conservatism. Liberals remember the Gene McCarthy liberal anti-war campaign of the Presidential primary season of 1968, and the George McGovern anti-war campaign of 1972. Why can't we be friends. The pro-war left and the pro-war right are united in funding the current wars, whether with Democratic or Republican votes. Hal Rogers voted to "stay the course" on the current wars during the Republican majority. It is time to stop funding both wars. Congress controls the purse strings and can stop both wars now, by snapping shut the purse of taxpayers' money used to fund the current wars.
"This week the U.S. had its 1,000th service member die in Afghanistan. Earlier in the week, two dozen more civilians were killed when the U.S. ordered aerial bombardment of three busses. The devastation caused by American militarism is shown in these stark realities. The issues of weapons and war are so serious that we need to put aside other differences and create a broad-based coalition that pulls in Americans from across the political spectrum.
We seek to create anti-war advocacy that reflects America - its wide range of political views and its widespread opposition to war. Currently, those views are excluded from the political discussion. We aim to change that: http://votersforpeace.us/press/index.php?itemid=4048 "
Kenneth Stepp, a Democrat for Peace, Candidate for U.S. House KY-05.
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Failed Expedition But Worth of Thousand Life
by akoo on 14/09/08 at 3:05 am
My first experience in deep jungle tracking.
In 2002, I joined a "non-government-organization" majoring in wildlife protection in Eastern Sabah which is situated in Borneo Island in Malaysia. Our job was to do a population survey for endangered species like rhino and elephant. Wild rhino was our focus and the reason how I got this unforgettable experience. I've never venture into deep elusive rainforest jungle, and this was the first one and the most exciting.
According to Sabah Wildlife Department, less than 100 rhinos are still alive and prowling in this jungle. Because of its natural life system, large area is needed to accommodate its food consumption. Therefore, we're told to walk 10-20 km jungle tracking per day to seek any rhino existence within one week survey.
My group consists of three persons and I was the team leader. We decided to take the lower terrain along the river bed. I thought, it's the best way for our safety and convenience. Other groups decide to follow the abandoned path according to the given map.
Day one was devastating, leach and thorn were all over our body. We reached at the foot of the highest hill at noon that day. I walked in front and lead the team to climb the hill. Suddenly, my friends yell frantically. I'm surprised to see a large elephant staring at me at the peak of the hill and it's only 10m away from me. My body freezes, all I could do was praying for my safety. Fortunately, the elephant didn't interested on me and gone within a second. I learn a lesson that day, keep your eyes ahead and watch where you're going when you walk in the jungle.
At 3pm, we setup a camp for a night and build our own bed. Mine was so terrible, I slept only 3 hours because my bed was not flat and we experience the sudden flood in the middle of the night.
Day two was the day that full of adventures. We carry 20-30kg bag each person, my bag loaded with food, the other members carry survey equipments and some rare species that we picked up for further research. Walking in rainforest jungle is so challenging but after we discover 15 scenic water falls, my energy fills up and makes me fresh again.
We then came across a herd of youngster and teen elephant. We captured some pictures and follow them quietly. We're not aware that the old elephant were sneaking behind us. Once again we're in dangerous situation. This time we ran as fast as we could. One of my team members ran toward the hill. I've already told them not to climb any hill if this situation happens. I learn this from National Geographic Channel, it says elephant are really good when running over high terrain. But they're slower to descent steeply hill.
I couldn't imagine how he climbed that 65 degree slippery and muddy hill with 30kg bag. To make thing even worst, he jumped into 20m water fall and nearly drawn.
As for me and the other team member, we hide behind a large dipterocarp tree. We wait until those elephant move away and look for our pity friend.
We found him one kilometer down the river stream, he wounded badly. His leg broke and in shock, we need to get him to nearby hospital urgently.
Our communication equipments vanish into the river and we didn't know our exact location. Frankly speaking, I'm not sure what to do, this was the first time I've been in this situation. All I could think was to look for any help as fast as we can.
We build a raft using root and young Turcz tree. Although we're told not to cut any commercial tree but that's only option we have. Turcz have great value market nowadays, but also light trees and grow well at river bank, it's also suitable for rafting materials.
Luckily, the river flows outside the forest and reach nearby fisherman village. We're rescued and went home safely.
Next morning, our bos was upset to hear the news and blame me for this. We failed to find any rhino evidence and cost him large cash to replace the loss equipments. But, who care! Our lives are the most important thing and the only one we have. Besides, the other group also found nothing.
Now, I'm not working for him anymore but still looking for another real life adventure. For me, the expedition was not a failure but a great experience that taught me the value of my life and appreciates what nature has to offer to humankind.
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Employment won't increase until economic recovery is kickstarted
Candice Zawoiski of Friendship has searched for a teaching position for a year and hasn't found any kind of full-time job for two years.
"Because of all the budget cuts to education, I can't get a job," said Zawoiski, 32, who holds a master's degree in elementary education. "And I know I'm not the only one. It's a huge problem."
It's hardly limited to the education field or to the Pittsburgh region.
Policymakers are scrambling for ways to add jobs and energize the anemic economic recovery. President Obama is scheduled to lay out job-creating initiatives to a joint session of Congress on Thursday evening. Analysts expect he'll propose creating a fund for public works projects, extending payroll tax cuts beyond year-end, putting money toward worker retraining programs and providing temporary tax cuts to companies that hire people.
Yet hiring is not likely to pick up anytime soon, cautions Tom Henschke, president of SMC Business Councils in Churchill, a trade group that represents 1,500 small- and medium-sized firms in the region.
"The elements that need to exist just aren't present," Henschke said, citing slack demand for goods and services, tight credit and a lack of business and consumer confidence.
Experts say the main sources of new jobs in Western Pennsylvania are likely to be in the health care, education and natural gas industries and the spinoff jobs they bring in accounting, finance and information technology -- the same sources of most recent job growth here.
The nation has 6.8 million fewer jobs than when the Great Recession started in December 2007, according to the Economic Policy Institute in Washington. To keep up with growth in the working-age population since then, 4.3 million new jobs were needed. At that rate, it would take an average 400,000 new jobs per month to fill the gap by 2014.
On Friday, the government reported that zero jobs were created in August. It was the worst report in nearly a year, raising fears of another recession. The last one technically ended in June 2009.
"Unemployment has affected every group of workers," said institute President Lawrence Mishel. "Those with college degrees have double the unemployment rate, and young college grads are hurt the most."
"If Americans want to return to full employment, which means unemployment would be around 5 percent, then they'll have to wait until 2018 if employers are infused with a new confidence and began hiring at the same average rate they did during the 2003-2007 expansion -- 176,000 jobs a month. But 176,000 jobs a month is a far cry from the zero new jobs reported Friday," the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank in Washington, said in a statement.
Cenaya Crawford of the North Side got an associate's degree in business management four years ago but has searched fruitlessly for work since June. That's when she lost her job as a news store supervisor at Pittsburgh International Airport after the Hudson Group put her on weekends, when buses there run infrequently.
"I'm either too educated or not educated enough," said Crawford, 23. "I've been living off my savings, and my bank account is almost gone."
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office forecasts the nation's unemployment rate of 9.1 percent will fall to 8.9 percent in the October-December quarter, then to 8.5 percent a year later. But the agency projects the rate will remain above 8 percent until at least 2014, a longer span of high unemployment than during the deep recession of the early 1980s.
As if high unemployment is not crippling enough, the underemployment rate -- people working in jobs below their skill levels or for lower wages -- stands at 16.1 percent, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
The numbers show the jobs picture is improving -- but too slowly and erratically, experts say.
One payroll survey showed August produced about 91,000 private-sector jobs, including 35,000 at small businesses. But the public sector, including education, shed about 35,000 jobs.
"That 35,000 new small business jobs is really on the low side and has slowed from several months ago," said Susan Woodward, a former Securities and Exchange Commission economist who analyzed Intuit Inc.'s Small Business Employment Index. "We should be in a more robust recovery right now, given past cycles."
Small businesses, with 500 or fewer workers, create half of new jobs, she said. But most of those jobs require unskilled labor.
Pennsylvania's small business employment rose 0.4 percent in August, Intuit estimated. That equates to a 5 percent increase annually, "which is pretty good," said Woodward.
Pittsburgh-area employment will increase to about 1.20 million in 2018 from an average of nearly 1.13 million for the first seven months of this year, according to state Department of Labor and Industry projections.
Here the health care sector and Marcellus shale gas industry will continue to be job generators, experts say.
UPMC said on Wednesday that it expects to hire about 1,900 people within the next year for its hospital in Monroeville, which opens next July, and its health insurance business.
Since the onset of the recession, health care jobs in Western Pennsylvania increased from 178,300 to 188,000, said economist Harold Miller, president of Future Strategies, Downtown.
Natural gas extraction is expected to produce thousands of Pennsylvania jobs, experts agree, but no one agrees on the estimates, especially for this region. A Department of Community and Economic Development study said shale gas created 23,500 Pennsylvania jobs in 2009; a Penn State University research team put the number at 44,000.
"Jobs will come from small- to midsized businesses, but they now are being held back from hiring because of a lack of consumer confidence, business confidence and concerns about the impact of regulations," said Matthew Marlin, a Duquesne University economics professor.
The hottest markets in the region for accounting and finance jobs are in education, particularly at colleges and universities, and health care, said Scott Saunders, Pittsburgh manager for Robert Half International, a staffing firm that concentrates on accounting and finance jobs.
Highly skilled information technology professionals are in demand "across the board" because companies need to boost productivity and streamline costs, said Saunders, who oversees the agency's three Pittsburgh offices.
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Jerry Jones: Dallas Cowboys have 'an uphill battle this year'; our backs are against the wall
ARLINGTON – The eternal optimist wasn't guaranteeing Super Bowl titles during Wednesday's kickoff luncheon at AT&T Stadium.
No, Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones was much more conservative during his seven minutes addressing the crowd, going as far as to say this year's team has their "backs up against the wall."
"You know that we have an uphill battle this year," Jones said, speaking to his team sitting alongside him on stage. "And we do have an uphill battle. But most of you had an uphill battle when you came to camp. Most of you did. And some of you have absolutely rose to the occasion. Some of you are taking the challenge on."
Jones understands how bad things could get.
He understands it's a bad sign when the league's worst defense loses Sean Lee, DeMarcus Ware and Jason Hatcher. It doesn't help that second-round pick DeMarcus Lawrence is out for an extended period of time and the defensive line continues to be a patchwork group in progress.
Combine that with a secondary that'll be without arguably its best player for the first four games and a group of linebackers that has yet to find its best three and you have far too many questions to make playoff predictions in August.
And that's without even getting into 34-year-old Tony Romo being limited during the off-season, training camp and preseason because of December back surgery.
Add it all up and even the usually positive Jones becomes cautious.
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It's now close enough to call. Keith Urban is no longer a "country" artist.
Yeah, the 46-year-old New Zealand native still gets played on country radio, and some -- just some, though -- of the 11,000 fans who filled Minneapolis' Target Center to see him Saturday night wore cowboy hats for the occasion. But Urban has never been a Nashville traditionalist like fellow guitar shredder Brad Paisley, and he doesn't shamelessly recycle Jimmy Buffett-ism like Kenny Chesney.
Instead, Urban comes across as a less-annoying Bon Jovi, or a higher-energy John Mellencamp ('80s version), with an endless supply of riffs, hooks and pop songs seemingly custom-made to ring through the corners of an arena. And it's nearly impossible not to fall under his spell.
You'd never guess by watching the guy as a judge on "American Idol," but Urban is an old-fashioned showbiz type, with the simple goal of keeping his crowd dancing and grinning. Actually, that friendly, if harmless, vibe of his that makes him a bit of a snooze on "Idol" works perfectly on stage, where he rarely shows a hint of ego or arrogance. It's obvious, too, that Urban adores his guitar, as he worked in a massive solo, or two, into nearly every song of the evening.
The upbeat rocker "Long Hot Summer" kicked things off and Urban kept that brisk pace going, rarely stopping to take a breath. The closest he got to slowing down was the tender ballad "Without You," accompanied by footage of him shirtless and, later, kissing his ghostwife, Nicole Kidman, who is not so much a woman as she is a translucent spectral projection. (Oddly enough, the women in the audience cheered for both the beefcake shots and the lovey dovey stuff.)
He found time to sing a song called "Sweet Thing" and another one called "Good Thing." He promised to "Put You in a Song." He tore through "Cop Car" as if he was being chased by one. He told the audience he "brought the warm weather with us" and joked about it only being in the high teens. (Seriously, Keith Urban, Minnesotans were losing our minds for high teens on Saturday.) At one point, he pulled a young woman from St. Paul out of the crowd, sat her down in a recliner, and allowed her to pick the next song, his 2001 hit "Where the Blacktop Ends."
Urban was generous with his opening acts, too. He asked Dustin Lynch back to sing "Kiss a Girl" with him, and all of the members of the Fleetwood Mac-esque Little Big Town to croon "You Gonna Fly." As has become custom for many arena acts, Urban spent a few songs near the end of the set on a satellite stage and used the opportunity to put his own stamp on the Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again." And he did so without even a whiff of twang.
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Breakfast, Lunch, and SupperbyBerryismine©
He merely stared at me with his mouth gaping, his eyes falling slowly to my breasts. My nipples were clearly outlined, and I followed his gaze to notice that one of them had managed to set itself free from the dress in my rush to the bottom of the ladder. I took a step back from him and quickly adjusted my dress "Oopsie..." I said serenely with a smile. "Have fun baby"
I turned from him then, retreating to my bedroom as he retreated to his. We slammed our bedroom doors at the same time, and I collapsed onto my bed, throwing my legs open and reaching down to plunge my fingers into myself. I fingered myself for probably an hour and a half. I had more orgasms than I ever remembered as I moaned my boys name softly, knowing he was in his bedroom masturbating to thoughts of his sexy mother.
I made supper that night alone, as Jake hadn't left his bedroom once since my silent seduction. I had changed into some daisy duke shorts and a tank top, both of which showed of my figure nicely, but not as seductively as the dress I had worn earlier. I didn't think I should push my luck tonight, it was already 8 and I knew my husband was going to be home after 10, and if I tried to get Jake to fuck me we'd be up well past then.
When the casserole I had thrown together was done I yelled up the stairs "Jake, get down here and eat son, I want to have the kitchen cleaned up before your father comes home."
Jake made his way down to the kitchen silently, he must have been having the same inner battle as I had given up on because he was quiet through supper, giving mostly one word answers and keeping his eyes down as he ate,
"Jake, dear.. is something bothering you sweetheart?" I asked finally after ten minutes of this. He looked up at this question, his eyes lingering at my bra-less tits beneath my tank top for a moment before coming up to catch mine.
"No... I mean... just a lot on my mind mom... I think I just need to get some sleep" he said finally, he was such a smart boy.. and so good at avoiding the subject haunting him. I stretched a long, smooth leg out under the table, my bare foot rubbing gently against his ankle.
"I understand honey... I have a lot on my mind too.." I said very lustfully, my big toe playfully tracing up his leg under his pajama pants. "Tell you what sweetheart... tomorrow morning I'll make you your favorite breakfast..." our gazes were locked together as I moved my foot only higher up his leg "you get some sleep sweetheart" I finished, pulling my foot back and watching him sweat. I smiled blissfully as he nodded.
he coughed to clear his throat, then said "I have like 4 favorite breakfasts mom, your a great cook.. anything will be fine"
"Oh... it will be your favorite" I said slyly with a wink, and with that he gave me a confused look, and seemed to give up on trying to understand what was going on as he scooted back.
"right.. well... thanks for supper mom" he said, standing and turning at the exact same time, allowing me only to catch a brief glimpse at the enormous tent in his pajama pants before he rushed to his bedroom again.
I swallowed hard, my heart was a pounding so hard in my chest that I didn't know if I should stand right away. I had it all mapped out in my mind, I felt very confident that I had him in my web, as I was no novice at the art of seduction. I did feel guilty that this was my own offspring, but it also made me want this all the more, and I wouldn't deny myself this selfish desire. I quickly cleaned the kitchen, leaving a plate in the fridge for Chuck and heading up to bed.
The next morning began the same as the first, except when I walked past the bathroom beside Jake's room I already heard the shower running. Smiling, I whispered to myself "a little motivation goes a long way I apparently." at the fact that he didn't need my help waking up at all. He must have been curious about breakfast, and I had a naughty little plan. This morning I wore only, and I mean only, a shorter silk black robe, tied tightly at my toned waist, a little bit of blush to subtract a year or two from my middle age, and bright red lipstick. I'd curled my long, silky black hair just enough that it resembled a young Madonna do.
When I reached the kitchen I started a pot of coffee and made some pancakes for Chuck, but not enough for Jake, as I had a different plan for my sexy little man. I was happy that I didn't even have to wake him up early to ensure he'd beat his father down to the kitchen. When breakfast was done I placed a plate of food and a cup of coffee at Chucks end of the table beside the newspaper, then took a seat at my end. I reached down and stroked my pussy gently, I was already dripping wet "Mmmmm.." I moaned softly to myself with my eyes closed, thinking about that huge cock I'd seen the morning previous.
Jake made his way down to the kitchen in a pair of shorts, apparently he hadn't decided on a shirt yet because his gorgeous body was on display, I could help but stare at his abs as he walked in. He paused as he entered, staring at me all done up for a moment, then said "M..morning mom.. whats for breakfast?"
"Sit down Jake." I said simply, pointing to his chair beside me as I heard the upstairs shower in mine and Chucks bedroom turn on. Jake obeyed me nervously, taking his seat and looking to me confused and without a meal before him. I spoke very softly "Mommy wants to have a talk with you...", referring to myself as such for the first time since Jake was 9 or 10.
"Um.. alright... whats wrong mom... did I do something?" he stammered, staring into my dark brown eyes as I watched his intensely
"No love... but you're going to. You've always been the best son a mother could ask for... I feel terrible about this, but I need you to do something for me."
I brushed my hand against the table, keeping his eyes locked into mine, sweeping my fork onto the floor, where it landed beside my foot. I inconspicuously nudged it with my heel so it slid right beneath my chair and said in a sweet, innocent tone "Oops... I dropped my fork... would you mind getting that for me son...?"
I saw Jake swallow hard, but he nodded slowly and bent down, disappearing under the new tablecloth, which I had made sure was long enough to almost touch the floor. I smiled to myself evilly, parting my legs slowly. My robe fell open completely at the bottom, displaying a tight, nicely shaved, soaked, and glistening vagina to my only son... this was the moment of truth, and I was still completely confident. I heard a thud, his head must have hit the top of the table when he'd noticed my wet entrance, and I said "I think it's under my chair dear... you'll have to move a bit closer." Then widening my legs a bit more as an invitation.
"R-right.." stuttered Jake, crawling toward me. I felt his shoulder brush against my shin and reached under the table, brushing my fingers through his thick hair to the back of his head.
"Eat your breakfast, baby" I said in a motherly command as I wordlessly guided him toward me, careful not to exert much of my own effort, until I felt his mouth sink in between my lower lips. I groaned as Jake stuffed his tongue into me, moving it up and down between my slit and twirling about my clit with experience I had not expected. "Mmmm... That's it honey..."
Just then I heard Chuck heading down the stairs, and Jake backed away in what I assumed was panic, but I held strong to his head, pulling his face back into my crotch and moaned "Keep eating like a good boy, mommy will handle this"
"Morning dear" Said Chuck as he entered, sitting routinely in his seat across from his wife, completely unaware that their son was three feet in front of him with his tongue dancing between his mothers legs.
I smiled sweetly and sighed "Mmmm... Morning honey... sleep good?" I asked, my juices flowing freely down Jake's chin as he fucked me gently with his tongue.
"Yeah, just fine I suppose. Where's Jake at? I saw his door open, figured he was down here with you."
Jake stopped for a moment, but I clasped my fingers into his thick hair and pulled his face a little tighter against my cunt as I responded "I'm not sure, he was just down here a moment ago, but then he disappeared to eat his breakfast" I smiled at this witty answer to his question, feeling Jake's tongue plunge into me and gasping softly, did Jake have a tongue ring? Such a naughty boy... momma was going to have to check.
"Oh, damn kid cant even sit at breakfast and eat anymore..." he said absently as he read his newspaper and sipped his coffee.
"Don't be so hard on him dear, he said he didn't feel well today... I may keep him home from school, he didn't look so good.. It may be better if I just took care of him today,"
"You're too soft on the kid, but with his grades I'm not about to worry about it. Anyway, I better head off to work."
"Mmmm Sure dear!" I said a little too loudly as I felt an orgasm spasm through me, cum spraying into my sons mouth and down his face from my ecstatic entrance.
Chuck gave me an odd look, but seemed to dismiss it and leaned down to kiss me, I kissed him back routinely as ever, but smiled with a satisfaction I hadn't had in years "Have a good day dear, tell Jake to feel better" he said.
"Oh I'll make sure he feels good before you get home, don't worry.." I responded. Chuck nodded and waved, heading out the front door and leaving for the day.
I pulled the tablecloth up, looking down to my only son and admiring the cum dripping down his chin and over his muscular chest and grinning to him as he stared up at me in disbelief "What a naughty boy you are, Jake, making mommy cum like that in front of your father. Was breakfast yummy?" I said with a wink.
"My favorite, mom, just like you said..." responded Jake with a weak smile "So I'm not going to school today, am I?"
"Oh no, son, certainly not... you're going to be a momma's boy today... I'm going to make you feel good just like I told your father... and before the end of the day, you're going to fuck your mother with that beautiful, hard cock hiding under those shorts." I said simply, never leaving his eyes.
"Jesus christ mom... I can't believe this is happening, I never thought I would want anyone this bad" he responded
I smiled down to him, cocking my head to the side to admire his handsome, wet face again and saying warmly "It wont be a passing thing, son... I'm going to make you wait all day... I want you to appreciate what mommy is going to do for you, I want it to be the best you've ever had...". With that I reached up from his head slowly, taking the tie about my waist and gently tugging it. The silk bow easily came undone. My robe dropped open, my pale, naked body completely on display to my only son, and draped the belt around his neck. I scooted my chair back and pulled him with me gently, he did not resist, and we stood together. The bulge in his pants was overwhelmingly large, and I knew it would be difficult not to fuck him the moment I saw it. I turned then, using the belt as a sort of leash I dragged him with me, and he followed obediently. I took him all the way upstairs and into my bedroom, shutting the door behind us and then turning to my son, my breasts swaying as I did, and I pulled him against me, my tits squishing against his muscular chest.
Mother and son clashed in a deep, slimy kiss whose company included my cum from his breakfast. His hands explored my tight body. one hand groped my right tit, the other powerfully stroking my wet entrance with a skilled middle finger. "Mmmmm" I moaned loudly against his lips as our tongues danced together, and I reached down, ripping his shorts open desperately enough to pop off the button and bring the zipper to its base. I let go of his shorts, which fell to the ground, and pushed back against his shoulders, looking into his eyes intensely and pointing to mine and his fathers bed. "Get those boxers off and lay down mister" I ordered with narrowed eyes, I wasn't about to lose control now, it took all my will power not to look down at the ten plus inches of meat that would eventually fill me to a point I'd never experienced.
Jake obeyed, quickly dropping his boxers and kicking them aside before laying back onto the bed. I wasted no time in throwing my robe to the floor and jumping onto him, straddling his waist and leaning against him to kiss him again with a deepness a mother and son should never share. I ground my hot, soaked pussy against his huge cock, feeling the shaft glide back and forth against my aching hole. I whispered against his lips "You want to fuck momma, don't you baby?
"Yes, god yes mom" he responded desperately as he ground his cock up against my crotch to match each of my teasing movements.
"hmmm.. you've been a bad boy though, not telling mommy about that tongue ring.. a very bad little man, you don't get to have mommy until she's had her fill of that little instrument in your mouth..." I said back to him, grinning widely. Then without warning I shifted my position, turning around completely with my knees on either side of his head, then looked down between my cleavage, his enormous rod brushing against my hair, and said "twenty times... twenty times you make your mother cum with that tongue of yours, and you can have me." I declared mercilessly, then mounted his face, grinding my pussy against his mouth blissfully.
I groaned loudly as I felt his tongue plunge deeper into me now than it was able to previously under the kitchen table, then I turned my head up. My ruby lips met his rock hard cock immediately, I was surprised again at how big he was as this was unintentional, but not regretted. I kept my lips firmly together but pushed my head forward, relishing every moment as my sons huge penis slid into my mouth tightly. Skillfully I nearly reached the shaft, his cock filling my throat hole as I sucked eagerly, swallowing so that my throat muscles massaged the head before I pulled back.
I kept that motion going, sucking my boy's cock into my mouth over and over while he ate away at my eager cunt, his tongue twirling about my clit and hole unpredictably, his chin moving up and down against me as I ground my pussy at his face. I'd already cum all over his mouth and chin twice now, and he was surely counting his way toward fucking his mother. I sucked hard, purposefully, and finally stream after stream of hot white cum exploded into my throat. My son had stopped progress on my pussy now long enough to gasp, thrusting his hips against my face, squirting his seed down my throat as I sucked every last drop of him.
With a belly full of cum I let his cock flop from my mouth and ground my pussy down against his face again "Keep it up, eighteen more honey, eat mommy good" I panted. This seemed to bring him back to square one, and though his cock had softened for a moment, it was hard as a rock again and his tongue was working its magic inside of me.
Hours of this passed, the orgasms were coming more slowly, he had cum in my mouth again three more times, and he only had two more orgasms to give me before I'd give him a break. Just then the phone rang, and I sat up, pressing my ass down onto my son's face, my pussy lips spreading wide enough to allow Jake deeper entry with his pierced tongue as I reached over to answer the phone.
"H..Hello?" I panted against the receiver, grinding my hips as my son continued to work.
"Hey dear, whats the matter? You sound out of breath." responded Chuck's voice from the other side
"Oh.. Oh God, it's nothing dear, just doing some.. nngh, chores around the house" I said. Jake was being a bad boy, doing extra good while I was talking to his father on the phone. I kept bucking my hips against his talented tongue as I listened for my husbands response.
"Oh alright. Well how's Jake doing?"
"Oh god Chuck, he's doing Soo good" I moaned, spraying my nineteenth river of cum into my sons mouth as I'd said this, and looking down to him past my bouncing tits. He was soaked, there was cum everywhere, I'd never get it cleaned before tonight, but I didn't care.
"Well that's great darling, I was thinking I'd head home a bit early tonight, maybe the three of us can watch a movie after supper" he said monotonously.
"Oh... well.. that sounds great dear..." I said, disappointed, even having slowed my movement against Jake's face just slightly, but his tongue continued to work, and when I slowed, he reached around my legs, pulling me against his face powerfully and I moaned loudly into the phone, watching his powerful muscles flex below me as I convulsed in the biggest orgasm I'd ever had, filling my sons mouth with my warm liquids and screaming against the phone "GOD... Jesus Christ.. I need to go Chuck, I'll see you when you come home!" and I quickly hung up the phone.
I lifted myself to my knees, looking down at him, strings of clear, juicy liquids stretching between his chin and mouth and my satisfied hole "You bad, bad boy! that was a terrible thing to do with your father on the phone, you'll give us away!"
"Sorry mom!" Jake grinned, but he wasn't sorry at all, I could tell by his hard cock and the mess we'd made throughout the day.
"Well... No matter.. your father is coming home early... so we have to take a break for awhile while I make supper.. you be patient like the son I've raised you to be, I have a little plan to keep your father out of this little affair of ours... you will have your mother tonight, just like I promised, Now go get cleaned up."
"Anything for you, mom" Jake said back wistfully, clearly in a state of forbidden lust that I was not about to be ashamed of. I smiled to the messy boy before moving off of him, walking nakedly to the closet and looking for something to wear...
A few hours had passed, Jake and I had showered and changed into clean clothing, I left the soaking mess up in my bed, as I didn't plan on letting Chuck make it up there tonight. Jake was wearing a clean pair of shorts and a fresh white T-shirt that was tight enough to show off his well toned body, which I reminded him of as frequently as he commented on how sexy I was. We would kiss occasionally, playfully goofing around like new lovers, but keeping it clean for the time being. I was wearing a skirt and a tank top. I felt so good in my body after being tongue fucked so thoroughly by my son that I couldn't stop smiling as I made supper. I had to make Jake go to the living room while I worked, as his presence made it hard for me to focus on anything. "Go play your x-box or something son, you're making momma all wet again and I don't want your father to notice." I had said, and he obeyed like a good boy.
Supper was ready within an hour, a delicious feast of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and a few other sides. I had the table set, each plate in its respective place at the table. There was a little something extra in Chucks serving of mashed potatoes that I had told Jake I would be adding. Four prescription sleeping pills ground and stirred in skillfully with butter and garlic.
Chuck came in not long after, making his way to the kitchen where Jake sat close to his mothers side of the table over his food which he hadn't started eating. I sat in my chair engaged in a completely well acted mother to son conversation about how sick he had been earlier. "Hey there kid, feeling better I expect?" said Chuck.
"Definitely dad, mom got me right back up to par..." responded Jake, smiling innocently "Even got some homework done"
"That a boy. What was all that commotion about on the phone earlier Sharon? Sounded like you were struggling with something." he asked as he seated himself at his end of the table, starting in at his food immediately.


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Beat my old team or I'll beat you.Yikes.
The 25-year-old flame-throwing righty pitched a four-hitter Monday night on the heels on a crappy 3-7 road trip to bring his record to 11-3 and lower his ERA to 2.30. The team's 4-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates was a welcome sight, with Lincecum rebounding from a loss to the Atlanta Braves on the 22nd where he was roughed up over five innings for four runs on seven hits with two walks. Nevertheless, he struck out nine that game.
For the Giants, this marks the first time in the history of the earned run (1912) that any hurler from their club has fooled fifteen guys without letting anyone cross the plate. Impressive.
Well on his way to a second consecutive Natonal League Cy Young award, Timmy walked three, but fanned more than ten batters for the sixth time this season and the 17th in his short career. So, why even vote for the NL Cy Young this year? There's no point. If the kid continues to throw this well, he'll run away with it, hands down.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The UNF baseball team salvaged the final game of their weekend series against JU as the Ospreys defeated the Dolphins on Sunday afternoon.
Kyle Dahl hit a 3-run home run for the Ospreys who improve to (25-21) overall and (13-14) in the Atlantic Sun Conference.
The Dolphins won the first two games in this three-game series. After the weekend, their record is now (29-18) overall and (18-9) in conference play.
UNF visits the University of Florida on Wednesday night then hosts Kennesaw State for a three game series this weekend.
JU hosts Bethune-Cookman on Tuesday night then hosts FAMU on Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
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