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The costs of the tickets are:
• Adults $18
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Children who sit on their parents' laps, share their parents' plates, and do not occupy a seat get in for free. If they occupy a chair, they pay the student price.
You can buy your tickets at the Information Desk in the Student Union Building or the International Programs Office. For more information, contact International Programs at 792-2177.
If you want to reserve a full table for eight, please come to the International Programs Office. We are located at Reid Centennial Hall (Downstairs, Room 20). Buy your tickets early as the dinner will sell out quickly!
This year's cuisine will include diverse delicacies from around the world – the Middle East, the Caribbean, Africa, Europe, Asia, and parts in between. The evening's program will feature music, a fashion show, traditional dances, songs, and other individual performances. There will also be a raffle.
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - Today wrapped up the Grand Mesa Summit Challenge Sled Dog Races.
36 racers competed over the last two days.
Some racers headed out there in hopes of qualifying for the World Championship Sprint Sled Dog Races, but that's not the case for all.
"There's guys up here that do it just for the sport. They're never going to win a medal but they're here just to do it," said Steve Bethka, Grand Mesa Summit Challenge organizer.
Despite the extra snow that had event organizers out Sunday morning at four to re-groom the trail; the Grand Mesa is a great location for the race because it challenges the racers with new heights.
"The altitude's really something that's a challenge for mushers; we usually don't mush at this high of altitude," said Bethka.
But none of that gets in the way of the racers fun weekend with their bust buds.
"That's the main reason is the dogs, it's all about the dogs," said John Perry, champion dog sled racer.
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State police say a man was killed when his car burst into flames after striking a tree along an interstate highway in northern New Jersey.
It's not yet clear what caused the crash, which occurred shortly after 4 a.m. Saturday in Roseland. The victim's name was not released, and no other vehicles were involved in the accident.
State police the man was alone in his car and driving westbound on Interstate 280 when he veered off the highway near milepost 3.8 and hit the tree. The car soon became fully engulfed in flames, and the man was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later.
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The Florida Department of Transportation says it hasn't seen more traffic accidents since construction began on Interstate 595 in 2009.
The $1.2 billion improvement project includes building express lane toll roads to ease rush hour traffic.
"We haven't seen an increase in accidents with the 595 project," said I-595 Construction Project Manager Paul Lampley.
But drivers aren't so sure.
"It really is horrible," said Patsy Quintana, who takes 595 to work everyday.
"It gets a little nerve wracking, especially over by Pine Island, because you don't even know it's coming and it breaks off. It's like a dead man's curve. We almost wiped out," said Carl Williamson, who lives near 595.
The Florida Highway Patrol reports more crashes since the project began, but in the last few months with makeshift exits and lane changes, the number of crashes hasn't increased.
The numbers below were provided by FHP:
- September: 157 crashes
- October: 173 crashes
- November: 125 crashes
- December: 112 crashes
"We trying to get out information ahead of time when we're doing any kind of major lane shifts," said Lampley. "One thing we've done on the project that's new to FDOT, we're using a lot of big orange construction signs alerting drivers to where the exits are."
"It is good because you kind of see it before you get to it," said Quintana.
FDOT says the project should be completed in early 2014. In the meantime, officials say road rangers are patrolling the interstate 24 hours per day so that accidents can be cleared out of the way as quickly as possible.


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Caves on public property in Tennessee will remain closed through 2011. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is among the state agencies which agreed to voluntarily extend the closure, which first took effect July 1, 2009.
The closures are part of an effort to slow the spread of White Nose Syndrome (WNS) among bats. WNS is a fungus that spreads rapidly and can kill up to 90% of a bat population hibernating in an area in just two years.
It is believed that WNS is primarily transmitted between bats, however scientists also believe it can unknowingly be transferred from cave to cave on the clothing of visitors.
Bats affected by WNS come out of hibernation severely dehydrated and undernourished, making it unlikely they'll survive.
"When they wake up it uses up those energy reserves that they're drawing on normally. That happens over the course of the hibernation period and basically they starve to death," said Kirk Miles with TWRA.
Caves, sinkholes, tunnels, and abandoned mines on land owned by TWRA, TDEC, the Division of Forestry, and the Department of Agriculture were scheduled to open this summer. The closure will now last through June 30, 2011. The extra time will help authorities answer lingering questions regarding the impact of WNS in Tennessee.
"Now that we know its here, are we going to see the mortality rates that some of the other places are seeing?" Miles said.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, US Forest Service, and TVA have also closed caves on their properties.
Tennessee's first positive test for WNS came in February, 2010, in a bat from Sullivan County. Since then cases have been documented in five other counties, including Fentress and Blount Counties.


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Students hear about Western business degree at OC's Poulsbo campus
POULSBO — Moving away for college is an adventure — an expensive adventure.
"If I went somewhere else in the state, I'd have to pay more for housing on top of school," said Nehemiah Cook, 25, an Olympic College student looking to continue his education.
Cook spent an hour of his free time Wednesday learning about a new education program that could let him stay close to his Port Orchard home while working on a four-year degree. Western Washington University will debut a new bachelor's degree in business administration next fall at OC's Poulsbo campus. Faculty from the Bellingham-based university hosted an information session for prospective students Wednesday in Bremerton.
The new 90-credit degree program was tentatively announced in the summer and has since been formalized. Transfer students have until March 1 to apply for fall quarter. About 48 students will be admitted into the program initially, said Sandra Mottner, associate dean of Western's College of Business and Economics.
The estimated base tuition for the major is $2,900 per quarter. Standard financial aid is available.
The establishment of the business degree represents another step in WWU's expanding partnership with OC. Western already offers environmental science and policy degrees at its center on the Poulsbo campus and education courses in Bremerton. It also hosts lectures and youth programs.
Mottner said industry studies and student surveys convinced WWU a basic business management degree was in demand on the peninsula.
"It can open a lot of doors into just about any business and environment (students) might find themselves in," Mottner said. "It's just a wide open field and will suit, I think, the mix of Kitsap Peninsula businesses very well."
The adaptability of the degree was attractive to OC student Brenna Gillard, 19.
"I want to go into business because it's broad and something people are looking for," she said.
Gillard lives in Gig Harbor, but Poulsbo still is relatively close to home, she said.
The convenience of the North Kitsap program was a main draw for students who attended the Wednesday information session. The location also is intriguing for local businesses and companies considering moving to the peninsula, said John Powers, executive director of the Kitsap Economic Development Alliance.
Employees of established businesses can take advantage of the degree to advance into management positions, he said. And the availability of the program sends a message to outside companies that the county can foster a strong business community.
"An educated workforce in a knowledge-based economy is critical to compete," Powers said.
Mottner said Western could someday offer more targeted business degrees in Kitsap or even a master's in business administration.
"That would be far down the road," she said.
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Learn about functions, methods and how to handle timing using Adobe Flash ActionScript 2.0
Whenever you want to develop a piece of code that you can use over and over, you'll need to use functions. You are already very familiar with the way they work because methods work pretty much like functions.
When you call a method such as gotoAndPlay(label); you are essentially executing a function that performs a task. In this case the task is to go to the frame labeled "label" and start playing from that moment on. It's very easy for us to create our own functions by using the following syntax:
function functionname(parameter1,parameter2.....)
Alright, let's create a new movie and try out this new function powers. Our first function will be very easy. In keyframe 1 type in the following function:
function helloworld()
trace("Hello World");
If you run flash, you'll notice that nothing will happen. Flash will not execute any code in a function until you call upon that function. Therefore we must add a statement that calls the function. It would look like this:
Notice a couple of things about functions. The parameters area is optional. The function declaration does not contain a semicolon, but the function call should. Now whenever we want the program to type "Hello World", we can repeat the function call again.
Function Parameters
The code above is great and it does save a lot of time if we want to work with a lot of code, but our functions become more powerful when we can pass them information. What if we wanted to say Hi, then a person's name, but we wanted to make the person's name different everytime we called the function. We would type the function this way:
function hello(name)
trace("Hello "+name);
Now we can call the function and make it do different things.
This will put Hello Fred and Hello Roger in your output window.
Creating multiple levels
So, how does this apply to your game. We need a way to create multiple levels in the game and functions will come in handy. Your game should have moving enemies and a moving ship. Your ship should be shooting by now and the bad guys should be disappearing when you shoot them.
The next step in the development of your game is to further develop your ship so that it explodes or something happens when it is hit.You'll need to go into the movie clip for your ship and develop a version of the ship when it explodes. Then on the script for the asteroids, you'll need to add a script to gotoAndPlay() the exploding movie when one of the bad guys hits the ship.
What I have for my collision detection when the asteroid hits the ship looks something like this:
if (this.hitTest(_root.theship))
So when the asteroid hits the ship, my ship plays the explode frame and then returns to it's original state.
Keeping track of the asteroids
Now that we have that working, we need to find out when all of the bad guys are destroyed so we can start a new level. We'll need to create a variable that keeps track of how many bad guys (asteroids in this case) are on the screen. We can store this number in a variable called howmanybadguys. We'll go to our first keyframe where we spawned the bad guys and change the code. It should look something like this:
for (i=1; i<=numberofasteroids; i++)
Now, when an asteroid is hit by a ship or by the bullet, we want to decrement (which means decrease by one) the number of asteroids in the numberofasteroids variable. On the asteroids code, look for your hittest and add something like this:
Now, be very careful that you don't put this after the removeMovieClip(this); command, otherwise, you'll be trying to do a calculation after the movie clip has been deleted.
Flash has another neat way of taking care of this. Remember the good ole onClipEvent(load) event. That's the event that is called one time before the particular clip loads into the movie. In the case of our asteroids this event happens when the asteroids are dynamically created. Well, there's a similar event called unload that happens once when you delete a dynamically generated movie clip.
We can rewrite the above code to take advantage of the fact that an asteroid will disappear when it is being hit by either the shot or the ship and use this code:
You'll definitely want to do something more than just use a trace function here though. What you want to happen is that whenever all the bad guys are gone, you want new bad guys to appear. Preferrably more. That's where functions become handy. We want to put the creation of bad guys into a function so that when we're outta bad guys, we just call that function to spawn some new ones.
The function should look something like this:
function spawn()
for (i=1; i<=numberofasteroids; i++)
You can use something like this in your asteroids movie clip:
if (_root.numberofasteroids<1)
This will create 6 asteroids when the old ones are destroyed. You'll need to figure out a way to increase the difficulty. I suggest creating another variable that keep tracks of the current level (you won't be able to call it level because the word level has meaning to Flash. Call the variable mylevel or something like that. Start the variable with a value of 1 and then increase it everytime the asteroids are destroyed. Then you can set the _root.numberofasteroids to mylevel*somenumber or mylevel+somenumber or some other formula. I'll leave it up to you to figure this part out, but your name must have multiple levels.
Multiple Lives
You might want to keep track of how many lives your character has and if they get killed too many times, you'll want to stop the game and play some kind of gameover screen. This should be pretty easy and you should be able to figure this out as well. I suggest some kind of variable that keeps track of when the game is playable and then an if statement at the beginning of the asteroid scripts and the ship scripts that only makes something moveable if these variables have some value.
Spawning at set intervals
Flash has a very convenient function for doing things at certain times. In your game, you might want to have some good guys or bad guys appear at certain times to make your game harder. This is fairly easy to do with Flash's setInterval method.
This function allows you to have Flash keep track of time and call a second function that executes every few seconds. To create the timer, you would type something like this:
setInterval (dosomething,1000);
This runs a function called dosomething() 10 seconds. You still need to have a dosomething() function somewhere in your program that does some other thing. In our case, we might want to have a function that spawns some dubious character placed here.
You can also kill the timer so that it stops running. To do that first you create a variable and make the function call equal the variable like so:
Whenever you want to kill the timer, simply run a different function called clearInterval()
and pass it the name of the variable like so:
mytimer=setInterval (dosomething,1000);
This is a convenient way to have a program to execute some function only once after 10 seconds. You'd code that like this:
function dosomething()
// Do whatever you want before the next line.
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Dack Johnson couldn't sleep the night before taking part in the Ironman Florida on Nov. 6. The analysis in his head of what was to come was almost too much to handle.
Jerry Shell placed first in the individual competition Wednesday as the DPG played Chicopee Woods Golf Course.
The Chattahoochee Men's Golf Association held its annual Individual Low Gross/Low Net Championships on Wednesday and Thursday at the Chattahoochee Golf Course.
The North Georgia Screamin' Eagles will take on the Chattanooga Speeders at 10 a.m. Saturday in United States Power Soccer Association Southeastern League action at the Shepherd Center.
The Chattahoochee Men's Golf Association played an individual net-stroke game Wednesday at the Chattahoochee Golf Course.
The Chattahoochee Ladies Golf Association played a Lauderdale match Tuesday at the Chattahoochee Golf Course. First place went to Ann Hollobaugh, Sue Cronmiller, Nora Gleason and Penni Fryxell. Closest to the pin winners were Ethel Smith on No. 3, and Hollobaugh on No. 17.
Three local paddlers have been selected to attend the USA Canoe/Kayak National Junior Kayak camp to be held Feb. 19-24 at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif.
Mattie Brogdon, a Lumpkin County High graduate and current member of the second-ranked Texas Christian University women's rifle team, fired a 592 to tie for first place in the air rifle competition Sunday as the Horned Frogs defeated No. 1 West Virginia 4,675 to 4,663.
The Chattahoochee Ladies Golf Association played a low gross low-net event Tuesday at the Chattahoochee Golf Course.
The Southeastern League of the United States Power Soccer Association will hold its first League Day of the 2010-11 season beginning at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Suwanee Sports Academy.
The Chattahoochee Ladies Golf Association played a low-net, low-gross event Tuesday at the Chattahoochee Golf Course.
Several local paddlers participated and placed in Saturday and Sunday events at the 2010 Pan American Championships held in Mexico City.
The DPG played matches Monday, Wednesday and Friday this week at Chicopee Woods Golf Course.
Jimmy Lloyd, a North Hall graduate and current member of the Wallace State Community College golf team, tied for second-low medalist in the Jim Redgate Invitational during the last week of September at Briarwood Country Club in Meridian, Miss.
Katy Hill and Morgan Smith, members of the Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club, teamed up for a fifth place finish in the Junior K2 1000-meter finals during Day 1 of the 2010 Sprint Pan American Championships held Thursday in Mexico City.
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Short day today, what with it being a holiday and all (though every day at SIR feels like a holiday!). We're told that the tent is erect and set pieces are, as we speak, being transported out to Assiniboine Park. The cast seems refreshed by their 30-hour respite, and raring to get down to the nitty gritty (which, as any SIR veteran knows, doesn't really begin until you're out in the open air, contending with wind, sun, rain, trees, insects, birds, squirrels, foxes, Harleys, dump-trucks, trains, planes, seniors, teens, and whatever else Mother Nature and the City of Winnipeg has to throw at you: it's a good idea to be off-book).
More great news is that it looks like we'll be serving libations by the good people at HALF PINTS BREWING COMPANY (as well as wine and non-alcoholic beverages) throughout the run of our show!!! Very exciting indeed!
If you haven't ordered your tickets yet, you should do it soon! We have a small, intimate house size, so available seating won't grow on trees! The forecast looks mighty good for June and, thanks to the tent, weather is really a non-issue: if you wait too long for hot weather, you may get left out in the cold…
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James, Joey and Crysta Beaman put money in the boot along the Harvest Festival parade route, an annual fundraiser for Windsor Severance Fire Rescue. This year, the firefighters' efforts brought in nearly $10,000 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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In the second quarter, second year Bucks forward TobiasHarris continued where Henson left off. Milwaukee took nearly a twenty point lead into the half, thanks to sixteen points from Harris, who was averaging over twenty per night during the league.
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theChicago Bulls came as quite the surprise to most. Last season's central division champions looked like a high school squad on the court compared to the Milwaukee team, who barely missed the playoffs in 2011. And, even more surprising is that the pair's final match of the five game event wasn't an outlier; Chicago ended the league with a 1-4 record, their worst in the history of their participation in the league, while the Bucks went 4-1, their best showing to date. Perhaps not much would have been made of the win had it not been for the enormous deficit that Chicago fell by to their rivals to the north. Shoddy defense by the Bulls, or perhaps outstanding offense by the Bucks, led to five Milwaukee individuals reaching double-digits, and the team shooting an average seventy-five percent from the field, missing just four in the opening quarter. Recent pickup John Henson spurred the team's momentum in those first fifteen minutes, hitting a perfect six-of-six from the floor, helping the team lead by eleven at the break.
The third quarter was the straw that would break the Bulls back, as the deficit increased to an irredeemable thirty-six points. Milwaukee would score nineteen unanswered points in that quarter, before hitting another twenty-seven points in the fourth quarter. Chicago would manage just thirty-one points during the final half, falling by forty-five, the worst deficit of any loss of any team in this year's league.
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I've went to the doctor with G'ma twice, next time I'll ask if they have determined the actual cause...G'ma was diagnosed about 6 or 7 years ago with dementia, right after G'pa died. She broke her hip shortly after that. I've heard that it sometimes starts after hospital stays...I think that genetics play a role in my G'ma's case....quite a few of her 9 siblings had Alzheimers.....
I'm glad I found this site, thanks to all who replied!!
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I have a lot to learn about dementia and Alzheimers, thanks for the suggestions!!.
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When she asks me a question, it always turns into 20 questions, (or more)...It seems that if I answer her truthfully about her situation, et.....
why can't I drive?..
who said I couldn't live by myself?..
who says I quit smoking?...
what do you mean I was in the nursing home?....
then she gets more and more confused about the answers, hence more questions....I don't want to lie to her, because I wouldn't want to be lied to...,,
I moved from Florida to Indiana to take care of her so she could be at home and have better quality of life, not that the nursing home was bad, she just cried all the time about wanting to go home....
So I guess my question is....
Should I lie to G'ma, since most of the questions are not 'life or death' to keep her from being go confused? and she's not gonna remember anyway....
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SSI and SSDI – Soc. Sec. Disability Benefits
SSI (Supplemental Security Income) is a federally operated public assistance program for people who have disabilities. The program comes with cash benefits, Medicaid (CNP) coverage, and recipients are eligible for food stamps.
SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) is also a benefit for the disabled, but only applies to those with sufficient work histories. The cash benefit will vary based on credits in the system (i.e. how long you've worked and how much you made).
Federal permanent disability program includes:
- About $660 per month (SSI only. SSDI varies.)
- Food stamps
- Medical coupons CNP (If on SSI or very low SSDI amount. May be Medicare eligible.)
- Must be "incapable of gainful employment as a result of a physical or mental impairment that is expected to continue for 12 months or more from the date of application".
- "Gainful employment" means you can perform, in a regular and predictable manner, an activity usually done for pay or profit.
- Occasional or part-time work is generally NOT considered gainful employment.
Application Process
- Complete Social Security "Disability Report" (On Line applications, you will be sent an appointment time, you then go in and are called by name)
- Turn in application at Social Security (402 Yauger Way SW, Olympia)
- Screening & application (1 to 1 1/2 hour interview)
- Disability Determination Services (DDS) gathers medical evidence
- DDS determines eligibility (4 to 6 month time frame)
- If denied, call Attorneys Steve Maddox 786 8276, or Halpern & Oliver 753 8055 or 800-342-9417, to appeal. (For more info, see under "Legal")
Note: People are generally denied for benefits in a wholesale fashion. 50% of those who hire an attorney and appeal win the appeal and are awarded benefits. Attorneys charge 25% of retroactive benefits (back-pay to date of application). You will NOT be charged from your monthly SSI check.
Soc. Sec. Office # 753 9451
Common Problems
If the SSDI amount exceeds the equivalent of SSI, the recipient may be required to have a "spend-down" on their medical coupon, or may be ineligible for Medicaid altogether.
Overpayments happen from time to time, and Soc. Sec. will pursue reimbursement. If this happens to you, call your caseworker at Family Support Center, or check the NW Justice Project's website for "How to fight an overpayment". (There are generally two options to fighting an overpayment: an appeal if you think they didn't actually overpay you; or an "Equitable Estoppel" waiver if you think they made a mistake that was no fault of your own. Soc. Sec. also can set up a plan for very small payments if Soc Sec is your only income.)
Soc. Sec. will cut benefits to people with warrants out for their arrest or who are incarcerated. Sometimes they will discover a very old warrant and terminate benefits. Talk to your caseworker or advocate if this happens, and try to get the warrants dropped. Call the Prosecuting Attorney in offended state, county and explain the situation and ask that charges be dropped.


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San Francisco Giants news, rumors and injuries
Giants | SF confirming interest in John Lackey
Tue, 24 Nov 2015 12:08:52 -0800
Free-agent SP John Lackey (Cardinals) is drawing interest from the San Francisco Giants, according to sources.
Fantasy Tip: Lackey may have parlayed his success last season into another contract of one or two years. He will be a decent selection in the middle rounds of most fantasy drafts, maybe even a little higher if he lands in the right situation.
Comment () | Share: | Source: FOXSports.com - Ken Rosenthal
Giants | San Francisco favorite for Zack Greinke?
Fri, 20 Nov 2015 14:25:00 -0800
Free-agent SP Zack Greinke (Dodgers) signing with the San Francisco Giants is his most likely landing spot, according to sources. The Giants already established Greinke was their No. 1 target this offseason.
Fantasy Tip: Greinke had a career-best season in 2015, and he is a fantasy ace regardless of the jersey he dons. He should be one of the first arms grabbed in all seasonal drafts this spring. Stay tuned for updates.
Comment () | Share: | Source: CBSSports.com - Jon Heyman
Giants | Brandon Crawford inks extension
Tue, 17 Nov 2015 14:57:57 -0800
San Francisco Giants SS Brandon Crawford agreed to a six-year, $75 million extension Tuesday, Nov. 17, according to sources. The deal includes a full no-trade clause.
Fantasy Tip: Crawford has been one of the better defensive shortstops in the league since he became San Fran's starting shortstop, but he also took his game to the next level in 2015 and hit for a career-high .256 average with career highs in home runs (21) and RBI (84) in 143 games. Fantasy owners need to pay attention and bump him up a tier in the shortstop rankings for 2016.
Comment () | Share: | Source: FOXSports.com - Ken Rosenthal
Giants | SF could pursue Yoenis Cespedes
Wed, 11 Nov 2015 18:12:18 -0800
The San Francisco Giants may be interested in free-agent OF Yoenis Cespedes (Mets).
Fantasy Tip: Cespedes hit .291 with 35 home runs and 105 RBIs in 159 regular-season games, including a .287-14-54 stat line in 57 contests after the Mets acquired him in a midseason deal. Fantasy owners should avoid drafting him too early based on his hot hitting down the stretch and are unlikely to see him post such a high batting average again. However, the 30-year-old slugger appears to be a safe bet to post similar power numbers in 2016 if he remains healthy.
Comment () | Share: | Source: CBSSports.com - Jon Heyman
Giants | San Francisco looking to upgrade rotation
Wed, 11 Nov 2015 13:27:06 -0800
Free-agent SPs Zack Greinke (Dodgers), Jeff Samardzija (White Sox) and Mike Leake (Giants) are pitchers of interest to the San Francisco Giants, according to sources.
Fantasy Tip: While it would be foolish to expect Greinke to repeat his 1.66 ERA showing from 2015, he did post a 2.68 mark through 380 innings from 2013-2014. He is a top-tier arm. Samardzija had a rough 2015 season, so a return to the National League bodes well for the veteran. Leake isn't matchup proof so only in cavernous mixed and NL/AL-only leagues is he worth a permanent roster spot. Check back for updates on the Giants offseason activity.
Comment () | Share: | Source: CBSSports.com - Jon Heyman
Giants | Brandon Belt in team's plans
Wed, 11 Nov 2015 10:40:20 -0800
San Francisco Giants 1B Brandon Belt could become trade bait if the team were to sign free-agent 1B Chris Davis (Orioles), but beyond that, general manager Bobby Evans said Belt remains firmly in the team's plans. Belt still has some "residue" from a late-season concussion, but doctors told him not to change his normal offseason workouts. Evans is open-minded about trying to reach an extension with Belt.
Fantasy Tip: Barring an unexpected setback this offseason, Belt should be ready to go in spring training next year. He hit .280 with 18 bombs and 68 RBI and could be overlooked as a strong first base candidate once the bigger names come off the board because of his head injury late last season. Take advantage if that's the case.
Comment () | Share: | Source: FOXSports.com - Ken Rosenthal
Giants | Nori Aoki could re-sign
Tue, 10 Nov 2015 11:44:59 -0800
The San Francisco Giants are interested in re-signing OF Nori Aoki (concussion), who is said to be "100%" after suffering a late-season concussion, according to his agent, Nez Balelo.
Fantasy Tip: Aoki missed a lot of time in his first year with the Giants in 2015. He's a scrappy leadoff hitter type that has very little power that fantasy owners can lean on. He might be in a platoon role if the Giants re-sign him, too, which would likely limit his value to NL-only leagues.
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Giants | Brandon Belt to be fine
Tue, 10 Nov 2015 10:13:36 -0800
San Francisco Giants 1B Brandon Belt (concussion) isn't expected to have any lingering effects from the concussion he suffered this year and doctors are encouraged by his progress.
Fantasy Tip: Belt had a career-high 18 home runs in 2015 and can easily reach the 20-homer mark in 2016 if he can remain healthy. Keep an eye on his progress as spring training approaches, but if he's fully healthy, he's not a bad first baseman to build around for your fantasy baseball squad.
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Giants | Tommy Hanson dead at 29
Tue, 10 Nov 2015 05:47:13 -0800
San Francisco Giants SP Tommy Hanson, 29, has died due to catastrophic organ failure, according to multiple reports. USA TODAY Sports and FantasyScore send our condolences to Hanson's family and friends.
Comment () | Share: | Source: Yahoo! Sports - Chris Cwik
Giants | Brandon Belt hasn't been cleared
Thu, 05 Nov 2015 08:57:58 -0800
San Francisco Giants 1B Brandon Belt (concussion) has yet to be cleared following his concussion and is expected to be examined by a specialist in the coming days. Belt is expected to be fully healthy for spring training. OF Gregor Blanco (concussion) has been cleared after his late-season concussion.
Fantasy Tip: Injuries derailed what was a career year for Belt in 2015. He hit 18 home runs, drove in 68 runs and hit .280 in 137 games for the Giants. Heading into 2016, assuming he's fully healthy, he should be able to build on those numbers for fantasy owners and should once again come at a modest price for first basemen.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Associated Press
Giants | Two Giants bought out
Thu, 05 Nov 2015 06:03:47 -0800
San Francisco Giants OF Marlon Byrd and OF Nori Aoki had their 2016 options declined Wednesday, Nov. 4. Byrd had an $8 million option, and Aoki received a $700,000 buyout on his $5.5 million option.
Fantasy Tip: Byrd's power and Aoki's contact could make them late-round fliers in drafts next season.
Comment () | Share: | Source: The Mercury News - Andrew Baggarly
Giants | Mike Leake likely to test market
Mon, 02 Nov 2015 16:31:18 -0800
San Francisco Giants impending free-agent SP Mike Leake has not discussed a contract with the team, and he's likely to test the free-agent market, according to sources.
Fantasy Tip: Leake had mixed results after being traded to the Giants midseason and dealt with an injury that clouded his fantasy value. His 2016 fantasy value will largely depend on where he lands in free agency, so stay tuned. On FantasyScore, he can make for a nice second starter with the right matchups.
Comment () | Share: | Source: San Francisco Chronicle - Henry Schulman
Giants | SF expected to bring back Nori Aoki
Fri, 23 Oct 2015 17:56:40 -0700
The San Francisco Giants are expected to pick up the $5.5-million option on OF Nori Aoki's (concussion) contract for the 2016 season, assuming that he fully recovers from his concussion.
Fantasy Tip: Aoki hit .287 with five home runs, 26 RBIs and 14 steals in 93 games in 2015. He makes a useful reserve outfielder in NL-only and deep mixed leagues because of his combination of speed and hitting for a decent average.
Comment () | Share: | Source: CBSSports.com - Jon Heyman
Giants | Chris Heston could start in 2016
Tue, 06 Oct 2015 01:05:13 -0700
San Francisco Giants SP Chris Heston could be in the team's plans to start in 2016, but general manager Bobby Evans has said the Giants want to add two starting pitchers.
Fantasy Tip: Heston had a strong season, but he could be relegated to bullpen duty or back in the minors if the club powers up its rotation via free agency. Heston should stay in the majors, however, and if he does look to draft him in the later rounds in NL-only leagues.
Comment () | Share: | Source: CSNBayArea.com - Alex Pavlovic
Giants | SF has mutual interest in Mike Leake
Tue, 06 Oct 2015 01:02:04 -0700
San Francisco Giants SP Mike Leake would like to stay with the club in 2016, and the team has indicated it wants to hold onto him. Working out a deal may take some time, however, according to general manager Bobby Evans.
Fantasy Tip: Leake had a bit of a renaissance when he left the Cincinnati Reds, in part because the Giants had a bit of a stronger lineup to protect him. His fantasy value will depend on where the standout goes. If he stays in San Francisco, NL leagues could see Leake drafted in the middle to later rounds.
Comment () | Share: | Source: CSNBayArea.com - Alex Pavlovic
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Ansur Classic
The Classic provides adequate rider support yet allows the rider to experience maximum "feel" from his/her horse. The underside of the Classic has no gullet, lying on the horse in much the same way as a very nice pad does. Like all of our models, one saddle fits all horses. Our saddles allow you to enjoy the thrill of riding as "one" with your horse!Personalize this Saddle
Great For:
- Flat work
- Daily Trail Riding
- Low Level Jumping
Starting At:
I bought my Classic model in December of 2004. The saddle is still in beautiful condition, even though it has been dropped, stomped on, thrown by a couple of horses and used almost every day of the year. It has been used on 13 hand ponies, and 16 hand Irish Sport horses and everything in between. I've even jumped low jumps in it. The horses love it and so do I. Occasionally I have had to use a treed saddle when out with someone else, not a pleasant experience. One person said this saddle was not for an inexperienced rider, I beg to differ, I've started riders with this saddle, after having them ride bareback, they loved it and had no trouble. I will hopefully be able to buy another saddle soon, I am now involved in horse rescue and have more horses because of this. My daughter and I own Dogwood Lane Horse Sanctuary, it's something we've always wanted to do. I'm 69 years old and a little more careful about what I ride but I still break some horses and ride our abused horses, and the Classic doesn't seem to mind that I have gotten older. Next on the want list is the Excel. Many thanks for a great riding and well built saddle.
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Free Ansur Dust Cover w/ logo comes with new saddle purchase
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Vernon Edwards Jr. is being sought by the Pineville Police Department.
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Both the Pineville and Alexandria police departments are searching for missing teens.
Pineville Police are searching for Vernon Edwards Jr., 17, who last was seen around 8 p.m. Wednesday walking away from his residence on Hayes Drive. He was wearing a red, hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
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A high proportion of Medicaid spending goes to a small percentage of high-risk patients. This pilot study examines a unique patient-centered care management intervention and its ability to reduce costs and improve outcomes.
The study took place at a public New York City hospital, Bellevue Hospital Center (BHC). Study patients were Medicaid fee-for-service eligible, aged 18-64, and currently admitted into any inpatient unit at BHC. The intervention utilized a multidisciplinary team approach providing coordinated and responsive care.
Nineteen patients were enrolled in the pilot study; 10 patients remained active in the study throughout the intervention. All 19 study participants were men; all but one were active substance users at enrollment; and nearly all (17/19) were homeless or marginally housed. Cellular phones with minutes were provided to study participants. In the pilot study, 11 hours per month were spent on care management per patient.
Key Findings:
This pilot study demonstrates an intervention that may be effective in reducing hospitalizations and Medicaid costs, especially among high-risk patient groups.


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"The service was excellent, the products, which were difficult to get elsewhere, were of high quality and the pricing was highly competitive.
The online ordering process was simplicity itself followed up by excellent online communication! Faultless and painless!"
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PS Incidently I'm the first to complain when minimal levels of service are not reached so I think it is important to comment when things are done well.
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* I've just seen my Dad (who they were for) we're both delighted as they are absolutely perfect!
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Kind regards and Happy New Year!
Subject: Re: Bulkhead light MM18005
Thanks Barrie! It arrived yesterday morning (1st Sept) safe & sound and is a perfect fit.
Thank you also for the prompt delivery of the other items, also perfect.
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> Received safe and sound at 6:55 this morning. Don't you just love > parcel force.
> We are very pleased with the lamps.>
> Thanks GT, Surrey
Item received today in first class condition.
Thank you for a very speedy response: I hope to do business with you again very soon.
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Cheers Barrie,
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THANK YOU so much! Your help allowed me to find the perfect heated mattress pad I needed. I am very grateful for all your effort and your assistance.
Dear Barrie,
Just wanted to let you know that I was very happy with the customer service you gave.
I am now in possession of the lights and the refund. I will certainly use and recommend Rhyl Lights again.
Thank you.
Kind Regards
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I would just like to take this opportunity to thank you for your excellent service.
I ordered the LED lights and remote control on a Monday and received them the next day.
The items were the cheapest I had found on the web and I will definitely be using your company again.
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I will certainly recommend the use of your company to others. Once again thank you for your service.
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The lamp arrived yesterday morning and I thought the service you provided was excellent.
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Thank you very much
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VB of Preston
Yes, the door chimes arrived some time ago and is installed and working fine. Thank you for your prompt service.
I chose your firm to supply me from many others because your website offered the most information.
I particularly required adhesive pads to fix the bell.
Also, I took note of your advice to get a mains one rather than battery.
I guess the more trouble taken with the website,
the more customers!
CLJ of Petersfield
I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY WHAT EXCELLENT SERVICE YOU PROVIDE.I HAVE NOW HAD TWO SEPERATE ORDERS DELIVERED FROM YOU WHICH ARRIVED WITHIN TWO DAYS OF ORDERING.I WILL CERTAINLY USE YOU AGAIN AND RECOMMEND YOU TO MY FRIENDS.EXCELLENT,KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND WISH YOU AND YOUR COMPANY WELL. B.F of EAST SUSSEX
Apologies for not communicating earlier my appreciation of your outstanding efficiency in processing and dispatching the above order.
Product was received within twenty hours of being ordered. First-class in every respect.
Many thanks.
A. S of Cheshire
Hi Barrie
This message is to let you know that my goods arrived today just as you said.
I thank you for your first class Service,Communication Speedy Delivery and an excellent product.
I will be back and will highly recommend you to others
Best Regards
Nomie of Morayshire.
Can I say how impressed I was with your updates about my order and the turn-round?
Kept informed all the way from order placements to despatch as well as the goods ordered were as described.
Many thanks
IC of Harrogate
Dear sirs, We are very impressed with the speed of service from your company.
The light fitting we ordered on Sunday evening has arrived today ( Tuesday)- just two days from order to receipt - amazing.
Wish all internet orders were this satisfactorilly concluded.
It was well packed and arrived safely.
We can now contact our electrician to have it fitted.
Many thanks for a great service.
We will not hesitate to use your company again.
PS of Northwich
Happy with service and speedy delivery.
Will use again.
ER of Middlesex
Fantastic service - thanks! Not only were you one of the few places that stocked the item but your speed of delivery and email delivery were great!
MD from Manchester
The replacement chime set arrived yesterday and work just fine. Many thanks for doing the conversion and the testing; problem solved.
Thanks again for such excellent customer service and best regards.
GE from West Yorkshire
Received today and only ordered them yesterday! Fantastic service. They fit perfectly and I am delighted.
S.K. from Cardiff
Dear Barrie and Karen,
My order of the IL21 lamp arrived today, unharmed and fully functional.
Thank you very much for the prompt service. I'm sure it will be perfect for
my mother's use.
SVS from Basingstoke
I feel I must write to congratulate you and to thank you for your rapid
response to my order for a pair of Phoenix Touch Lamps.
When I found these lamps on your web site, I was concerned that the
postal strike was just about to be called and I really needed to have
the lamps by next week when I am likely to be visited by several members
of my family. However I placed the order and hoped!
I was astonished when I returned home one evening to find a parcel with
the lamps waiting for me. It must have been delivered only 36 hours
after I placed the order.
Thank you once again. I think this is the fastest delivery I have
experienced in many years of mail ordering.
JM from Aylesford
Excellent product(s), lights are as bright as daylight, well wrapped in the
PF from Co. Galway
Dear Barrie,
Thank you for the welcome to Rhyl Lightworks Co.
I just thought I would drop you a note to say that my 3-off 24 LED Work Lights had arrived in this mornings post.
Very impressive for an order that was only placed at 12 noon yesterday. ( Rhyl to Inverness in 21 hours )
Thank you for an excellent service and a first class product at a very good price and with free P & P what more
could one ask. Rhyl Lightworks Co. will certainly be at the top of my list of suppliers for all lighting requirements.
Best regards
ME from Inverness
Thank you very much for your friendly and helpful service yesterday. My
electric fire arrived this morning at 9am which is amazing considering
that I only ordered it less than 24 hours ago!
My elderly friend will be very pleased when I tell her that it has arrived
Thanks again for all your help
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My order has arrived safely. Thanks for your prompt and efficient service and the good packaging.
SB of Northwich
Thank you for sending my product so promptly and efficiently. Your
service was Best-In-Class! Thank you!
SD of London
I was very impressed by your speed of
service despite it being the Xmas period
NS of Coventry
Just a note to thank you for your excellent service in processing order #3275
I received the items by post the morning after placing my order on line. They were very well packaged and represented excellent value for money. Just what I wanted.
Thanks again JP of Staffs.
My first order made 5:30ish yesterday (Friday), delivered 8:30 this morning. Truly excellent service not to mention the exceptionally good value for the item I bought.
To quote "I'll be back" next time I need anything in the lighting department.
Thanks again for a really good shopping experience.
J W of Midlothian
Gee, that was quick. It arrived already! Should do the job nicely. Thanks.
S.R. of London
Received this morning 25/02/10, great service! Thank you!
P.A. of Berkshire
Hi guys, thank you for the fast service, all items arrived in good
condition, great light from the bulbs, all in use now. 5*
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It was a exactly what I wanted and it did the job perfectly. Excellent service. Excellent value for money.
S. G. of Cheshire
Many thanks x
Items arrives safe and sound yesterday
Will certainly be recommending you to others
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The website is easy to use and very user friendly. I ordered a bedside lamp
but unfortunately when it arrived it was slightly faulty when I took it out
of the box. I rang up R.Lightworks and spoke to Barrie - I have only the
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customer service and the way that my issue was immediately sorted and
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Just a quick note to say thank you for the rapid despatch and delivery
of this order.
It arrived today which is impressive considering delivery was free! SC from Maidstone
No question - just amazed that you got the part to me the next day. Thank
you BRH from Bewdley
The goods have arrived safely, very promptly and well packed. They are in
good working order and we are very well pleased with the price.
Top Marks for everything and very impressive speed of delivery. Yours
sincerely WM of Perthshire
hello received goods today thankyou i am pleased with the goods will use again soon again many thanks
TH of Cannock
Thank you for the power supply unit, working well, postage was very good
AB of Preston
thank you depatched very quick ,will be ordering some more
RN of Nuneaton
But for your records I was extremely happy with the sevice and the goods arrived the next day and would definately use you again and recommend you to others if the need arises SL of London
Parcel arrived in perfect condition. I look forward to do business with you in the future.
Regards and thanks PB of Co Wicklow
Received with thanks. This bit of kit solved a long running problem (3/4
months).Noticed a cluster of 8 colour changing lights set into decking were
not working. Got electrician to check & not cable fault but Micromark power
supply unit was defective. The electrician purchased a unit but would not
power up lights. (He pointed out no Micromark kit available as they had gone
bust) So I Googled 'micromark MM70091 and your company came up & I ordered
unit. So I was a bit anxious when you pointed out a replacement for
Micromark unit was being sent. Plugged it in yesterday & success all 20
colour changing lights working
JP of Manchester
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quicker. Great service, thanks very much. LM of Reading
Thank you for your extremely efficient service. Order received within 36hours; excellent. I will recommend you to friends. MF of Castleton
That was unbelievably quick, although I haven't opened the box yet. If I'd been on the mainland I'd still be delighted, but in the Outer Hebrides, fantastic. JR of Outer Hebrides
> Just wanted to let you know that the table lamp just arrived and it is exactly what I expected. Excellent product, excellent price, really fast delivery and great customer care - what else can one ask? I'm really happy I found you.
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Hi Barrie, toi let you know the bathroom heater arrived ok,and i fitted it
this morning, everything is good and im happy with it, nice little heater!
hope to do business with you some other tiume, Thank you ! AC |Hebribes, Scotland__________________________________________________________________________________
" Thanks very much for the speedy delivery; everything arrived safe. I found your web site easy to use and the communication from your company was excellent. The prices were very competitive and I would certainly use your company again and recommend them to others. Thanks once again." T.B. Newport, Gwen
Transformer and bulbs arrived first thing this morning after ordering them
just yesterday - brilliant service.
Kitchen lights and grandchildren's night light now working again!!
Have bookmarked your site for next time.
Many thanks and have a Good New Year.
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_Merry Christmas! :-)
I just wanted to let you know that I received the parts I ordered just before Christmas. Thanks for sending them so quickly. I wrote a review but FreeIndex needs a UK postcode so I couldn't post the review. Sorry!
All the best for 2012. Hope to deal with you again at some point in the future.
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Ban the wave at Rangers games? Why should we care?
A Texas Rangers "warning" making fun of the wave was picked up by the national media and has been treated both seriously and light-heartedly.
Texas Rangers entertainment czar Chuck Morgan has for years taken swipes at the wave, a sports tradition dismissed as obnoxious and bush league by many die-hard baseball fans.
But even with humorous in-stadium video warnings featuring fictional baseball slugger Roy Hobbs and Kramer from Seinfeld and an unrelated anti-wave website, the push to sink the ballpark staple didn't get much traction — until this summer.
With the help of a Texas A&M University student and a snarky new sign mockingly threatening to sell children to the circus, the debate has gone national and viral. And to heat up the debate further, it even confused some who thought the Rangers were actually forbidding the undulating cheer.
"Krazy" George Henderson, a professional cheerleader who says he invented the wave weeks before that Washington football game, said the Rangers' opposition doesn't make sense. The wave boosts enthusiasm and noise levels in the stands, things that should be appreciated by the home team.
"Once I do the wave, the amount of energy in the crowd goes up 20, 30, 40 percent," he said. "For me, the next cheer I do is louder."
Greg Holland, a Rangers fan from Euless and creator of the website Stopthewave.net, said he began his crusade in May 2009 when fans started a wave during a close game in Arlington. He said the Rangers eventually lost, and he decided to take on the cause.
"It's a distraction," he said. "They'll keep going and going. People are watching the wave instead of the game."
What do you think of the wave? Post your comments
Read more reaction about the wave-banning in Jeff Mosier's story
Rising to the occasion
Stopthewave.net founder Greg Holland realizes that he'll never be able to stop the wave for good. So he and his supporters created a guide to wave etiquette for those who feel they must throw their hands in the air.
Don't start the wave:
-When the home team is pitching.
-If the home team has one or more men on base.
-If either team is a grand slam away from tying the game.
-During a playoff game.
-During a game against the Los Angeles Angels (the Rangers' closest competitor in the American League West).
SOURCE: Stopthewave.net


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Once a Wall Street lawyer, Elizabeth Warren was selected by President Obama to set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. She talks about her work to organize the bureau amid heavy opposition.
Category: Regulation, Video
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Read J.R. Hughto's recent article RED vs. Canon: Closing the Gap Between Cinema and Still for Professional Photographer Magazine.
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