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Students and community members leave Fuller Hall at St. Johnsbury Academy after the Melissa Jenkins Day memorial gathering on Saturday. / EMILY McMANAMY/Free Press
The St. Johnsbury Academy Hilltones sing Coldplay's 'Fix You' at the start of Saturday's memorial service for Melissa Jenkins at St. Johnsbury Academy. / EMILY McMANAMY/Free Press
A portrait of Melissa Jenkins and her son Ty. / AP File
ST. JOHNSBURY — Soft winds ruffled pink, silk ribbons that hugged lines of trees in St. Johnsbury on Saturday. Pink balloons tugged at their strings striving to reach the cloudless periwinkle sky as townspeople gathered in quiet observation of a life lost too soon.
St. Johnsbury Academy colleagues, family and friends gathered on Melissa Jenkins Day, March 30, to commemorate and celebrate her life. Jenkins, a former Academy science teacher, was killed last March.
Smiles, hugs, kisses and gentle pats on the back were shared among everyone in the growing crowd. Camaraderie, moral support and loving gestures filled Fuller Hall at the Academy.
Townspeople had joined St. Johnsbury Academy Class of 2012 in adorning the entire town in pink, Melissa Jenkins favorite color, the evening prior to a Saturday memorial held in her honor. Luminaries and balloons lined the streets.
Haley Lary, 18, of Randolph wore a bright pink blouse. She is a boarding student at the school. The basket she held was filled with pink ribbons to give, and a stack of cream colored cards embossed with the words Love Wins.
Packets of dried flowers from Jenkins memorial a year ago, mixed with fresh flower seeds, were disbursed in a small white envelope with a tag that read, Sprinkle them in a special place as a way to remember Melissa Love Wins.
Its a bright, happy color, Lary said of Jenkins signature pink color that most were wearing at the memorial. She was happy all of the time. Love Wins reminds us to keep strong. Our headmaster is good at reminding us. We need to stay strong and stick together even when things like this happen. This past week was especially hard, but we did pretty well I think.
A giant banner inside the hall read, Youll never walk alone Ms. Jenkins. It was signed by hundreds of students. Another read in bold, pink letters Love Those the Most Who Need it the Most. This was Jenkins motto.
The 33-year-old Jenkins, a single mother, was reported missing on March 25 last year after her vehicle was found idling on her rural road with her 2-year-old son inside. The next day, her body was found dumped in the Connecticut River in a remote spot. A man who had snowplowed her driveway and his wife were arrested in the killing.
Hundreds of mourners were welcomed by Academy Headmaster Tom Lovett. Jenkins family members spoke, as did Academy students who were touched by Jenkins.
Lovett said to the emotional crowd, Love wins. A year later, this saying still rings true, still lifts us up, still binds us together. It has traveled around the world and is evidenced in towns and people decorated in pink here and abroad. The pink is simply the symbol of a truth we have now experienced. In the end, all becomes one in love. We have been scattered over the past year, each of us living and grieving and remembering and healing in our own way, but all this week we have been gathering: coming together again, united by a spirit of love and a message of loving those the most who need it the most.
Musical tributes by Academy faculty James Bentley, and the Hilltones student choral group, were performed.
The day concluded with comments by Lovett, after which attendees shared refreshments in Streeter Hall.
Student Emma OReilly, 15, of Lyndonville sat with a table of students sharing refreshments. She said the memorial was emotional for her, but there is a bright side. The community has changed since her death, she said. There is a lot more unity love.
Assistant headmaster for the academic program, Jeff Burroughs, worked closely with Jenkins. I think the teachers have had the hardest time adjusting to her absence, he said. The message Love Wins has been helpful to everybody. It is a legacy she left for us.
Burroughs said he tries to stay away from the question of why, and stick with what he wants to remember about Jenkins. For me its thinking about her smile and the way she worked.
College counselor Mimi McCaffrey said she thought the memorial celebration was a success. Its just heartwarming to have the community come together and celebrate her life and the things that everyone remembers, she said. It was nice the graduated students came back to spread her message.
McCaffrey said in the past year St. Johnsbury has become a close-knit, supportive community. We have been loving each other, supporting each other, and taking it day by day to get through it, she said.


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Kids' birthday party guide, 2015
Published Sept. 13, 2015
Whether your kid is more bouncy or more craft-oriented, there's a Brew City birthday party that can accommodate his / her wishes - and hopefully your budget.
Published Sept. 13, 2015
Whether your kid is more bouncy or more craft-oriented, there's a Brew City birthday party that can accommodate his / her wishes - and hopefully your budget.
Published Aug. 12, 2015
To help highlight MMSD Green Luminaries awards, we're focusing on the winners by asking about their practices and new environmental approaches.
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I love the Milwaukee lion. I love it as a story, and I love it as a community bridge. The Milwaukee lion has actually accomplished something exceptionally rare in Wisconsin these days: It's uniting people, and it's given us a common conversation. And I think it would be sheer genius if officials captured the Milwaukee lion and put the lion in the Milwaukee County Zoo.
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We have two local shopping options for you this week. First up, 88NINE Radio Milwaukee holds its Fall Ball on Friday and you are invited. Next? Wine at the Zoo. And, there's a chance to win free tickets to the Saturday wine event!
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The Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) announced today that the Milwaukee County Zoo has been granted accreditation by the AZA's independent Accreditation Commission.
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1Brothers and sisters, I couldn't speak to you as if you were guided by the Holy Spirit. I had to speak to you as if you were following the ways of the world. You aren't growing as Christ wants you to. You are still like babies. 2The words I spoke to you were like milk, not like solid food. You weren't ready for solid food yet. And you still aren't ready for it.
3You are still following the ways of the world. Some of you are jealous. Some of you argue. So aren't you following the ways of the world? Aren't you acting like ordinary human beings? 4One of you says, "I follow Paul." Another says, "I follow Apollos." Aren't you acting like ordinary human beings?
5After all, what is Apollos? And what is Paul? We are only people who serve. We helped you to believe. The Lord has given each of us our own work to do. 6I planted the seed. Apollos watered it. But God made it grow.
7So the one who plants is not important. The one who waters is not important. It is God who makes things grow. He is the One who is important. 8The one who plants and the one who waters have the same purpose. The Lord will give each of us a reward for our work. 9We work together with God. You are like God's field. You are like his building.
10God has given me the grace to lay a foundation as a master builder. Now someone else is building on it. But each one should build carefully. 11No one can lay any other foundation than the one that has already been laid. That foundation is Jesus Christ.
12A person may build on it using gold, silver, jewels, wood, hay or straw. 13But each person's work will be shown for what it is. On judgment day it will be brought to light. It will be put through fire. The fire will test how good everyone's work is. 14If the building doesn't burn up, God will give the builder a reward for his work. 15If the building burns up, the builder will lose everything. The builder will be saved, but only like one escaping through the flames.
16Don't you know that you yourselves are God's temple? God's Spirit lives in you. 17If anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy him. God's temple is holy. And you are that temple.
18Don't fool yourselves. Suppose some of you think you are wise by the standards of the world. Then you should become a "fool" so that you can become wise.
19The wisdom of this world is foolish in God's eyes. It is written, "God catches wise people in their own tricks." (Job 5:13) 20It is also written, "The Lord knows that the thoughts of the wise don't amount to anything." (Psalm 94:11)
21So no more bragging about human beings! All things are yours. 22That means Paul or Apollos or Peter or the world or life or death or the present or the future. All are yours. 23You are joined to Christ and belong to him. And Christ is joined to God.
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A Brief Look at How Developers Test for iOS Application Compatibility
Have you ever wondered how an iOS developer tests for application compatibility with the myriad of devices and versions of iOS out there? This picture from developer David Smith gives us an idea, as you can see it takes a lot of hardware. Four iPads, four iPod Touchs, four iPhones, each with a different version … Read More


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I think he made most of these deals in the late 1980s and early 1990s (he wouldn't have been hard up for cash at the time, but the big checks for the film rights certainly would have been enticing). It was after the films started coming out that he took a hard line against film adaptations of his work.
Then he shouldn't have signed on the dotted line. The fact that he did means he has no right to bitch about the situation now (or more specifically, of course he can bitch all he wants, but nobody needs to take it seriously).
I disagree.
We all learn from our experiences (or we
, anyway). It's entirely possible that he has learned over time that certain decisions were mistakes based on how they ultimately turned out.
Or, he could just be a crabby bastard who cashed in early on and now he pees in everyone's cornflakes whenever he's given the opportunity.
Hell, he has two strikes in his favor. He's old, and he's an artist. I'd be disappointed if he
a crabby bastard.
Oh, please, give me a break. He KNEW what would happen to his properties once he sold the movie rights (and believe me, in te 1970ies and 1980ies, there were A LOT of examples he could look at and watch on TV and in the theatres of the day). It's just a fact tht the money offered was TOO GOOD to pass on; and now that he fells he probably has enough, he now does the whole 'I'm OUTRAGED!(tm)' stchick (much like Harlan Ellison - who's mde a good deal of money off of the whole 'Gene Roddenberry destroyes my 'City on the Edge of Forever' script, and acting shocked and surprised as IF it were the first script he ever sold for TV, and was thus 'unaware' of how that industry worked - which is BS as he sold a number of scripts previously to shows like 'The Outer Limits', etc.)
he's just a raging hypocrite (imo); a;though I do applaud him if he IS at least donating a share of proceeds to charities).
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Richard Platt's curator insight, November 30, 5:24 PM
The Tech Tattoos are compelling for their low-cost approach (this needs to be verified). The challenge is how to deliver power to their components ? Classic micro-batteries ? Piezo resistances? Energy harvesting from the human body itself. Short time wearable devices, is there a market for that, likely yes, but Use Cases will need to be defined. More work to be done on the viability of this technology to be proven.
Richard Platt's curator insight, November 30, 5:42 PM
Consumable electronics are on the way to you via Jawbone, albeit this is likely to infringe on big Pharma's move into this space, interesting vision presented on where this technology is going and how it can help us.
Richard Platt's curator insight, November 30, 5:30 PM
Apple's idea for a smart ring, may have some traction, but it will likely play into the fashion side of people, the functionality will of course need to be of benefit. Lots of opportunities for measuring biological measurements.
Richard Platt's curator insight, October 5, 3:15 PM
1. Wearables Creators Don't Get the Meaning of "Wellness":
Contrary to what smartwatches like the Apple Watch and Fitbit advertise in targeted fitness ads, the study showed that women want a wellness app dealing with emotional, social and mental aspects. Only 12% of respondents ranked physical health as their definition of wellness, placing them a significant 64% below emotional benefits.
"Overwhelmingly, women recognize that there's an interconnection between health and wellness but they're very, very different," Suchotliff says. "Health for women is something very concrete. It's measurable. It's 'I have a cold' or 'I have an eye infection' or 'I'm overweight.' It's got specifics you can determine. Wellness is much more emotional and very personal." According to the study, women can't relate to the current goal-setting wearables of today. "Women feel very intuitive and when they thought about setting goals, they thought about tracking," says Suchotliff. "They didn't want the kind of tracking that would remind them of any sort of barriers or not meeting their goals." Other aspects of wellness included a job change and making specific changes for wellness around the age of 40. Suchotliff says another was in relation to services of others meaning, "I'm going to make this change in my wellness because I want to make a better mother" or "When I'm well, my business thrives."
2. There's a Disconnect Between Form and Function: The big players seem to be under the misconception that women will embrace their products as long as they're glamorous–i.e. Google Glass bringing in Diane Von Furstenberg and Fitbit partnering with Tory Burch says Suchotliff. The study found that 57% of respondents say while design and aesthetics play somewhat of a factor in their purchasing decisions it's not the most important element–function is. Only 43% of respondents said aesthetics and design was the primary factor in their last major purchase of over $1,000. "At the end of the day, it's about value and overwhelmingly we heard that women don't see the value of wearables out there now and it's mainly because they're not meeting women's needs," Suchotliff says. "Tech companies creating a fashionable wearable without an understanding of what women want out of health and wellness is ineffective." - When women think about technology for wellness, the study showed that mobile and fitness-tracking were the first things that came to their minds. "Partly, I think because our mobile devices are attached to us but partly there's two other elements," she says. "One is that we cannot imagine the things that are not yet invented–women are not used to these devices being designed for them,"
Richard Platt's curator insight, September 2, 2:23 PM
In a nondescript conference room at Google's headquarters a few weeks ago, I paired my iPhone to a smartwatch running Android for the first time. I was there to ask Jeff Chang, the lead product manager for Wear, how he'd managed to get Android watches working with iOS and how much they could do with an iPhone. Then my first notification came in on my newly paired Huawei Watch and my carefully laid plans evaporated. That's how it goes with smartwatches. They're meant to keep you from having to pull your phone out of your pocket. You're supposed to glance at the notifications and smile inwardly, knowing that you can ignore that ping and focus on who you're talking to. At their best, they do exactly that. At their worst, they derail a conversation. They're also still nascent. Very few people have had to bother grappling with the idea of notifications and computers on their wrists, because not all that many people are buying smartwatches. There's a real sense that everybody's waiting to see how things shake out, and I don't blame them. Smartwatches aren't really ready for everybody yet, not the way that smartphones are. But the smartphone comparison is apt: nothing drove innovation in that space faster than healthy competition between Apple and Google. If competition is what it takes to get smartwatches ready for the mainstream, even Apple Watch users should be glad about Android Wear coming to the iPhone.
Richard Platt's curator insight, November 30, 5:39 PM
Disney in Wearable Tech? Disney's smartwatch knows your heart rate, and your location — and what appliance you're using, or what door you're opening. The system, called EM-Sense, works by carefully monitoring for the minute electromagnetic signals that propagate through your body whenever you touch anything — every object produces a different pattern, and the computer can be trained to recognize it. Combined with other information, it can guess that you're on your way to work, fixing a specific meal or working on a certain project in the shop. This electromagnetic detection of objects is a keen way to figure out what people are doing and using it as a feedback mechanism within the device, and presents the opportunity for a full range of practical daily use.
Richard Platt's curator insight, November 30, 5:35 PM
The project — described as a "hearable" — is a small device that can either be worn or used as an earpiece. The final implementation is unknown, and Microsoft is currently testing how people react to different prototypes, the report says. Just as with the Moto Hint, Microsoft's wearable would allow for quick interactions, such as reminders, making it ideal for a parent. According to Wareable, the target audience would be on-the-go women.
Richard Platt's curator insight, November 30, 5:26 PM
The main features are :
You can also watch a hands-on video of the iPad App to get the principles.
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EpiWatch helps you manage your epilepsy by tracking your seizures and possible triggers, medications and side effects. You can view this information at any time, and a dashboard lets you share a summary of the data with your doctor or caregiver if you want. With EpiWatch, you can also send a message to family members or caregivers to let them know when you are having a seizure.


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You Can't Catch It If You Can't See It
Jered Weaver threw five innings of one-hit shutout ball while striking out nine (no walks), and Cubs pitchers were battered to the tune of 16 hits (including one triple, two doubles, and three home runs), as the Los Angeles Angels pounded a Cubs split squad 11-0 in Cactus League action at Dwight Patterson Field at HoHoKam Park in sunny Mesa, Arizona, this afternoon.
Carlos Zambrano made his last Spring training start in preparation for Opening Day next Monday in Atlanta, and "Z" did not have his best stuff today.
He pitched four innings (73 pitches - 45 strikes), and actually looked OK in the middle of his outing, even retiring eight of nine hitters at one point.
But it was the beginning and the end that wasn't too good.
Zambrano gave up a lead-off single to Maicer Izturis in the top of the first, but then got some serendipity when, with Izturis on the move (big jump) and Cubs shortstop Ryan Theriot running over to cover second base, #2 hitter Mike Ryan lined a shot right at Theriot, who caught the ball at his shoetops and then easily doubled Izturis off 1st base. So two outs, nobody on base. But then Brandon Wood ripped a single, and clean-up hitter Mike Napoli blasted a home run off the scoreboard in LF to give the Angels a 2-0 lead.
Zambrano more-or-less cruised through the next couple of innings, getting the first man he faced in the 4th (Mike Napoli) on strikes (swinging). But then Zambrano walked Robb Quinlan on four pitches, and local lad Peter Bourjos roped a triple into left-center, scoring Quinlan. Terry Evans followed that with an RBI single (Evans had five hits and three RBI today), before getting picked-off 1st base as an alert Geovany Soto made a pinpoint throw to nab Evans as he tried to get back to the bag.
Sean Marshall worked an easy nine-pitch 1-2-3 5th (6-3, F-9, 5-3) in relief of Zambrano, but then Jeff Samardzija got hit hard in the 6th, allowing a two-run HR to Peter Bourjos and two hard-hit singles. The Shark just could not keep his pitches down today, and Cubs Manager Lou Piniella really should be worrying about his bullpen if Samardzija has a featured role in it.
With the Cubs down 6-0, rookie LHP James Russell entered the game in the 7th, and the Angels proceeded to load the bases on three straight singles, although one was an infield hit to short (Ryan Flaherty could knock it down but was unable to field it cleanly) and another was a routine fly ball that Marlon Byrd lost in the sun (by my count the 4th time he has done that this Spring... but I guess if you can't see it, you can't catch it, even though most-other outfielders out here don't have that much trouble doing it).
But Russell actually responded pretty well to his bases-loaded & none out jam, getting the next three hitters on a strikeout (swinging), a ground out, and a fly out, keeping the damage to a minimum (just one run, and it was his first earned run allowed this Spring, too).
Justin Berg got hit like a BP pitcher in the 8th (allowing two runs on two doubles and a single), and Esmailin Caridad gave up a long two-run HR in the 9th to 5-for-5 man Terry Evans, although Caridad did get two punch-outs in his one inning of work (the first and last men he faced in the inning, both swinging).
The Cubs offense was truly offensive today, getting just two hits (a broken-bat single by Xavier Nady with one out in the bottom of the 2nd, and a line-drive single to left with one out in the 9th by AA 1B Russ Canzler, who was up from Minor League Camp for the day).
The Cubs did load the bases in the 8th on walks (actually the Cubs drew four walks in the inning) but failed to score. Nady walked to lead off the inning, then was erased when Alfonso Soriano rolled into a 5-4-3 DP. Then Darwin Barney, Geovany Soto, and PH Brandon Guyer each drew walks, before Ryan Flaherty struck out (looking) to end the inning.
While one Cubs split squad was getting squelched ugly in Mesa, the other one was blowing a 6-4 8th inning lead against the Brewers in Maryvale.
Rookie RHP Jay Jackson started the game for the Cubs, and he would have thrown four shutout innings except for the Prince Fielder 3rd inning grand slam.
The Cubs did come back, though, scoring three in the 5th and then three more in the 7th (the big blow being a Micah Hoffpauir two-run PH double that gave the Cubs the lead). But then Iowa Cubs right-handers Alessandro Maestri and Brian Schlitter imploded in the 8th, as the Brew Crew scored eight runs, giving themselves a big lead they would not surrender.
The Cubs play the Colorado Rockies at HoHoKam Park in Mesa tomorrow.
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Is there anyone else here who wants to cover their eyes when the 6 spot comes up? If it were LaRussa, Soriano would be batting 9th after Zambrano, Dump, Gorz, maybe even Silva.
Isn't there a mercy rule that just gives him an 0-2 count when he steps in? One pitch and I can anticipate the next batter, and uncover my eyes. Lord, where's his doghouse?
And the Blackhawks think Huet is going to help in the playoffs...
Re: You Can't Catch It If You Can't See It
awww...soriano is looking a lot more in control this spring, imo.
still, it's like not it would take much for that to happen. it at least looks like he's getting back to his "old" swing with a lot less motion in the front foot (and none of that stupid back-foot loading crap he was playing around with the past couple years).
i just hope he's capable of 25 homers...oh yeah, and stays healthy...oh yeah, and doesn't murder LF any more than he usually does...
Re: You Can't Catch It If You Can't See It
If LaRussa were the manager, Soriano would not be batting 9th unless the Cubs somehow also got Pujols.
LaRussa bats the pitcher 8th only because he wants Pujols to bat in the third spot in order to get a few more at bats over the course of the season, but also wants at least three batters to bat before Pujols as much as possible, to increase the chances of having him come up with runners on base.
If Pujols retired tomorrow, LaRussa would once again have the pitchers bat ninth.
Re: You Can't Catch It If You Can't See It
Fucking finally a decent late inning option to go with Marmol.
(according to Stark) Cubs trade Colvin, Caridad for Jason Frasor. Was the price too high?
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Link please
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Carlos -- You were five minutes too early. Nice try though.
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Whaa? It was already April Fools' on ET!
Sportswriters love this Vendetta
they can't let it rest...this time it's Trib's David Haugh
And thanks to one of Hendry's best moves ever, they don't have Bradley, which is like removing asbestos from the clubhouse.
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i can think of about two dozen better moves than having to get rid of a mistake signing and taking on carlos silva in a roster spot to make up for it.
seattle is trying to figure out whether they should bat bradley 3rd or 4th and the cubs are trying to justify giving carlos silva the #5 spot in the rotation after a battle with samninja.
how about dubois to gerut to lawton to berg? =p
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Well..the Cubs could have signed Bobby Abreu like I wanted...
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Happy 2nd anniversay of Trans Rob G Fake Internet Fight.
LaRussa with 6 outfielders...
A lot of teams, when filling out their roster with spare players, would look for some real balance. But not the Cardinals. Stavinoha, Mather, and Craig are all right-handed hitters who don't throw (or field) particularly well.
I'll tell you what, though: When those enemy managers bring in those left-handed relief pitchers in the eighth inning, Tony La Russa will be ready.
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Silva is fat.
That is all.
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Silva is fat.
I wonder if Silva has an ugly brother with glasses and a moustache that looks like this guy with a sun tan...
Q&A with Ricketts
on Lou's future...
TR: That's between Lou and Jim. It's Jim's responsibility to put the winning team on the field, both players and managers. I think that if you insert yourself into that discussion you're not adding value, for one thing, and secondly, you want accountability. It's Jim's responsibility and he knows it. He and Lou will tell me if there's anything else they want to add to the discussion.
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thank god...
a hands-off owner. give up the money, go the games, enjoy the perks...let the baseball men do baseball things.
Re: thank god.. a hands-off owner
Yeah, that's what's been wrong with the Cubs for the last hundred and one years.
Especially that micro-manager Sam Zell.
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i just don't want a steinbrenner-like ass clown putting his dim head and clumsy hands all over something he doesn't understand.
Soriano 2/2
with a stolen base off the lefty Jeff Francis
Silva 5 shutout innings so far
including today, he's thrown 19.1 IP, 3 ER, 1.42 ERA, 1.15 WHIP, 20 H, 9 K, 2 BB since that first disastrous outing and Rothschild allegedly fixed him by moving him to one side of the rubber.
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I credit Greg Maddux for fixing Silva. He was the first guy out there working with him. But, FWIW, Silva thanked both of them and the Doughnutman as well...
He credits the apparent turnaround to Greg Maddux — "his jersey is hanging in my house" — and pitching coach Larry Rothschild for making mechanical adjustments, plus Cubs management for not worrying about his weight.
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silva is fixed?
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silva is fixed?
that was Pie with the twisted testicle
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Good. We certainly wouldn't want a whole litter of little Silva's shitting all over the clubhouse and chewing up the furniture.
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*high five*
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That Marmol v Tulo at bat was downright cruel. First a fast ball at his head to go 3-1, then two sliders on the outside corner to ring him up.
Some stuff
April Fool's joke on Chris Robinson that wasn't...
Lilly to throw 60 pitches on Sunday at Fitch park
Lowest Cubs home attendance for spring training since 2003 (150,000+ this year, over 200,000+ last year)
kids can run the bases after Sunday games in April/May if you buy 4 tickets
Guzman says he'll be ready for next season...
"The pain is gone and I actually started therapy two days ago," Guzman said. "At least my shoulder is still attached to my body."
He expected to start throwing in six months.
"I'll be ready for next season," Guzman said.
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"April Fool's joke on Chris Robinson that wasn't..."
ha! btw, i hate this day. i'm a bit too pseudo-autistic =p to deal with having to mentally process every trivial piece of information fed to me for legitimacy.
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Lowest Cubs home attendance for spring training since 2003 (150,000+ this year, over 200,000+ last year)
Blah... last year was 203,105 in 19 games (10,698/game), this year is 152,493 in 14 games (10,892/game).
So they drew more per game this year, they just had less games.
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I blame the liberal media.
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Damn Fox News!
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does caridad tend to get frustrated quickly?
he's rushing his stuff right now and visibly upset over nothing in particular except some pesky baserunners he let on early.
I would like to personally thank the new Batting Coach God for the great results he has spawned with Geo Soto(.400, .257, .229) and K Hill (.132BA).
Nice work RUDY!
If Soto performs like this in the regular season again, good luck Cubbies!
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Who cares? Its spring training.
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I CARE based on the former ROY catcher who sucked ass in 2009, and has done nothing to impress in a month+ of the spring in 2010 - except he is mighty svelte right now.
It is certainly continuing a trend that needs to end. Show SOME kinds of life here.
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To be fair, Tyler Colvin, Ryan Theriot, Mike Fontenot, Starlin Castro, and Brad Snyder are all going to bat over .350 for the Cubs this year, and Marlon Byrd is going to pass his career high in HRs. Also, Carlos Silva is going to be good, and Dempster and Marshall are going to be first and second in the Cy Young voting.
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Why do you hate Zambrano?
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You're complaining about the catcher's batting averages? Okay.
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Wait...you're flip-flopping again?!
Is this legal? What is the rule here on opining definitively and then changing your mind?
I am not only surprised at your declaration, but Cutler's better 2015 showing. I don't get it - he went through Martz, Turner, Trestman, Kromer, and now Gase...and he is still here! And. he'll be here mext year too.
Happ signs w Jays
Morsi saying Price won't be a Jay
needs more d.beeler and e.jokisch
As an Illinois tax payer I appreciate what they r doing
+ Bankruptcy Court
Rondon 2.0!!
2 spots left on the 40-man...wonder if they're going to play around in the rule-5 market...
A special after day after Thanksgiving thanks to AZ for his insanely detailed posts on all things roster. I don't know how you keep track of all that stuff - I suspect a chip implant, but whatever it is, it's cool.
...the wrong half.
there's nothing like crapping out of the playoffs with a strong/young cheap team after pinching pennies for years then having theo talk about having to be creative with money to make things work for 2016...but hey, baseball isn't baseball without a farmer's market and beer garden plaza with ice rinks.
they can do both...then again, if you want to look at it from a business point of view, they don't have to do both because the team is expected to be competitive and the merch+tickets+eyes-on-team are going to be at a peak unless they fail badly.
Really ?
They are trying to bring the facility to the 20th century.
I think they know what they are doing.
With the Cubs adding Pierce Johnson to their roster and not exposing/losing him to the Rule 5 Draft keeps the trade ancestry tree alive that started in 1999 with Tom Gordon and undrafted Adam Morrissey and includes 17 players, the trade tree progressed to involve the Hee Sop Choi for Derrek Lee deal and the famous Aramis Ramirez/Kenny Lofton deal..Pierce Johnson is the compensation pick for Aramis Ramirez in 2012
the Rex brothers?
Well played.
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Bachelet wins 1st round of Chile election
Chile's former President Michelle Bachelet has won the first round of the presidential election, with more than ninety percent of the ballots counted. Bachelet, a moderate Socialist, won nearly 47 percent of the votes, against 25 percent for her main rival Evelyn Matthei, who was the labor minister in the administration of Chile's current President Sebastian Pinera. Bachelet, however, should wait until a runoff in mid-December to seal her victory as she fell short of the 50-percent majority of votes required for a candidate to win the election. "Reaching the second is undoubtedly a great triumph," Matthei stated on Twitter. "When this project began, many doubted we would be here. But here we are." The 62-year-old Bachelet also predicted that she would win big in the second round. She promised to make political and economic reforms if she wins the one-to-one race next month. Most opinion polls indicated previously that Bachelet is the front runner in the vote with conservative Matthei being a distant second going into the election. Pinera called for high voter participation in the elections on Sunday, saying, "I ask people to go vote, to motivate and encourage family members, coworkers and neighbors to do the same." He will hand over power on March 11, 2014. Bachelet has pledged to address the deep economic inequality in the country and to increase corporate taxes to help fund an education reform as an answer to recent mass student protests in the country. Matthei also promised to tackle the high unemployment rate, saying she will continue Pinera's policies if she is elected. MOS/HSN/HRB


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This area will be used exclusively by swimmers during the two hour race with the area to be marked by buoys several hours before the event and monitored by control vessels.
For safety reasons, skippers should avoid this section of Cudgen Creek on Saturday from about midday on Saturday until the race buoys are collected.
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Stéphane Hessel, (born Oct. 20, 1917, Berlin, Ger.—died Feb. 26, 2013, Paris, France), German-born French diplomat and social activist who became an overnight sensation among left-leaning activists with the publication of his slim political pamphlet Indignez-vous! (2010; Time for Outrage!, 2011), in which, among other things, he denounced the official treatment of illegal immigrants in France and of Palestinians in Israel and called for public action against social injustice, environmental destruction, and the most rapacious elements of capitalism. The pamphlet was translated and sold in some 35 countries, including Spain (where the civil disobedience movement took the cognate name Los Indignados) and the U.S. (where the document was handed out at some Occupy demonstrations). Hessel grew up in Paris, where his German-Jewish immigrant parents maintained an unorthodox joint household with his mother's lover, Henri-Pierre Roché, who reportedly used the arrangement as the inspiration for his semiautobiographical novel Jules et Jim (1953; film by François Truffaut, 1962). Hessel graduated from the École Normale while still in his teens and then took French citizenship. During World War II he served in the Resistance; he was arrested and sent to Buchenwald concentration camp but managed to escape by using a stolen identity. After the war he held diplomatic posts at the UN (he contributed to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights) and in Vietnam and Algeria. Hessel's more substantial publications include the autobiography Danse avec le siècle (1997).
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I am spending around 12 to 14 hours a day at NB!
I'm just join this NB stay here 1 hour +
less than 1 hr. I used to spend hours on NB, but since my life outside the internet, it's been getting less and less.
1 to 3 hours. Something is pulling me back here, time spent here will surely increase! :D
I spend around 3-4 hours on NB!
I spend daily 1-2 hours here at NB.
I'm here all day, so technically about 14 hours. I'm usually signed in 24/7 though. I'm always on and off.
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A Mysterious Ravine
December 2, 2010
A static canary was left in Ford Park to see what invisible and diffuse bodies were passing through it over a 24 hour period (see invisible.folly.co.uk/ford-park/). After 24 hours in the park, here's the data it gathered on general fluctuations in airquality:
Mostly there are only minor fluctuations, apart from the huge ravine that occurs later in the plot. As the static canary is only a simple device it doesn't log the time that values are written to its SD card. To figure out the time at which this dip appeared I wrote a small python script:
file = open("~/Documents/FLI/Static_Plots/Ford_Park_Hedge/LOG00129.txt") i=0 hour = 16 day = 1 for line in file: if line == 'n': continue else: i+=1 if i%60 == 0: hour += 1 if hour%24 == 0: day +=1 print str(day)+"-"+str(hour%24)+"-"+str(i%60)+"t"+str(line),
hour = 16 because I turned the device on at roughly 16:00 on Tuesday this week. The canary records one value every minute so the rest of the script uses this fact to figure out the approximate time of each plot:
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2-10-57 414 2-10-58 414 2-10-59 414 2-11-0 413 2-11-1 413 2-11-2 413 2-11-3 412 2-11-4 412 2-11-5 411 2-11-6 410 2-11-7 410 2-11-8 409 2-11-9 408
the output from this shows the dip happening around 11am on Wednesday 1st December. The cause is presently unknown.
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The Vitality of Smog
December 1, 2010
I find the title of this article interesting as smog is normally considered amongst the demonic airs, but here it receives a certain vital association with the potential origin of life.
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Ford Park
November 30, 2010
After a spot of litter collecting with the volunteers at Ford Park this morning, we decided on a couple of good locations for the static canaries (the name given to the sniffers by Lanternhouse's Programme Director Claire Benbow). This particular version of the device is designed to be left for long periods in one place, rather than carried during walks, so simply records fluctuations in air quality without the gps data. Recording started at approximately 16:00 today (Tuesday 30th November); I'll return to collect the canary on Thursday morning to see what data has been gathered. As the weather has become a little more harsh in recent days, a hi-tech anti-snow device was required:
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Twin Peaks
November 25, 2010
For getting quick results from the data gathered on walks over the hills of Ulverston I've been using gnuplot for some basic visualisations. Once the plots are generated they can be quickly and easily arranged for cross reference using imagemagick. Commands below.
Gnuplot commands for the above:
set terminal png set output 'layer1.png' unset tics unset border set dgrid3d splot 'email@example.com' u 2:3:4 lc rgb "green" w l set output 'layer2.png' splot 'email@example.com' u 2:3:5 lc rgb "blue" w l set output 'layer3.png' splot 'firstname.lastname@example.com' u 2:3:($5-$4) lc rgb "magenta" w l
ImageMagick command to combine into a single file, organized vertically:
convert layer1.png layer2.png layer3.png -append layers.png
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November 24, 2010
This afternoon was spent working on further power saving measures and then another test run up the hoad and down through Ulverston town centre. After getting back to Lanternhouse and thawing my icy fists, I thought it might be nice to try out some methods of combining the elevation data with the data gathered from the various gas sensors being used on these walks. The three images above are i) latitude, longitude, elevation ii) latitude, longitude, ozone intensity iii) latitude, longitude, elevation – ozone intensity.
| Tags: Air, Atmospheres, Cartography, Environmental Data, Walking
November 20, 2010
Above is the terrain data from today's test walk, just latitude, longitude and elevation in gnuplot's beautiful default colour scheme. The sniffer has been fixed and bottled up.
It's interesting that where yesterdays walk plotted general air quality against landscape and came up with something not too disimilar from that which is visible (see: http://invisible.folly.co.uk/hoad-plots/) plotting ozone concentrations (z) against latitude and longitude (x,y) produces a dramatically different image of the landscape. In the above image the terrain data (green) and a plot of latitude, longitude and ozone concentrations (purple) are overlayed to stress this difference. Below are some further maps of the route taken today and images from a few notable locations.
Nearby, someone was building a house.
Slimy and decaying seating, found just beyond the border of Ulverston.
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Hoad Plots
November 19, 2010
After spending yesterday evening working on a low power version of the sniffers, the sun finally shone on Ulverston today, so I did a quick test run up to the hoad monument which towers above the town. The images above only really show half a plot as I broke the power cable at the top, hopefully tomorrow will be equally as nice a day and I can do some more thorough tests. The data for these images was gathered during the 35 minutes it took to walk from Lanternhouse to the top of Hoad Hill. The first shows the gps coordinates and elevation, the second shows airquality against latitude and longitude, the third shows the sniffer shortly before I broke it, and the fourth shows the route taken.
(Thanks to Martin Howse for the introduction to gnuplot).
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Vital Compositions and Monistic Contractions
November 19, 2010
There have been a lot of ideas bouncing around since starting this project, a few of them are briefly discussed below and will hopefully be elaborated upon in the near future. These points are mostly based upon the idea of air and how it has been imagined since antiquity.
The desire to work with airs apart from their sonorous renderings in the ear (which describes the state of vibrational matters I normally choose to work with) was driven by an interest in thinking about sound beyond the ear, the nature of sounds not heard. Removed from what is normally thought as their constitutive organ (according to which a movement of the air is only called sound insofar as someone hears it) these inaudible 'sonorities', or more simply vibrations, are constituted purely according to that which resists of exceeds the possibility of perception, existing as that which sound is in-itself when there is no one around to hear it. This has taken me to the elements making up these disturbed bodies of air that are named sound upon setting the ear in motion, the minuscule elements that make up the medium through which we most commonly hear. The work I'm undertaking as part of Invisible Cartographies is a set of preliminary experiments in engaging with some of the constituent elements of the airs through which we hear that persist beyond acts of audition, something which has lead towards basic experiments with mapping the components of atmospheric chemistry. The processes described by chemistry draw attention towards a weirdly vitalistic creativity, foregrounding the interactions, interrelations and contingencies of diverse bodies, distinct if a little fuzzy round the edges. The vitality ascribed to airs or gaseous bodies is highlighted by the historian Alain Corbin in his fabulous book The Foul and The Fragrant when he states that, during the late eighteenth century, "to study airs was study the mechanisms of life" (16). Air, while linked to life forces through the vitalistic assertion of an equilibrium between airs and organisms (human, animal, plant … ) is also described by Corbin as "the laboratory of decompositions", therefore linking it to a process more readily linked to decay and death through the dissolution of bodies into the realm of the imperceptible. Airs have been variously thought to account for both the constitution and dissolution of bodies throughout history, and so this "laboratory of decompositions" attests to a two way motion as the decomposition of one body feeds into the composition of another, establishing a dynamic equilibrium between bodies, whether these be bodies of water, air or animal bodies. Composition is then thought as an ambiguous process enfolding decomposition within its operations, operations that are negative from the perspective of the integrity of the individual undergoing decay, yet positive from the perspective of the infinite interactions that each constituent element or particle enters into within the complex interactions of airborne compositions. Accounting for its contingencies and interactions, a body of air is perhaps best thought of as a particular continuum, being comprised of elementary particles that are shared or passed between individuals in varying degrees of composition and decomposition.
In addition to this weird vitalism that thinks of air as an interactive field of (de)compositions, I'd like to highlight a more fundamental theory of airs that extends back in time around 2500 years, that serves as a link between airs and the constitutive movements of sound, a theory that states that the movements comprising sounds also comprise rocks and earth.
Apart from chemical and particular interactions, there is a productivity to the contractions and rarefactions of the air which allows for its rendering as sound in the ear or as a touch on the skin. The contractions and rarefactions or disturbances of the air productive of what we might call sound objects or audible events were, for Anaximenes (585 – 528 BC), the same disturbances or vibrations that produced stones and earth. Anaximenes's position on the creative contractions of air is summarised by Theophrastus (371 – 287 BC):
Anaximenes, son of Eurystratus, of Miletus, was an associate of Anaximander who says, like him, that the underlying nature is single and boundless, but not indeterminate as he says, calling it air. It differs in essence in accordance with its rarity or density. When it is thinned it becomes fire, while when it is condensed it becomes wind, then cloud, when still more condensed it becomes water, then earth, then stones. Everything else comes from these. And he too makes motion everlasting, as a result of which change occurs.
I keep this last line in the quote as it is often the movements of diffuse spatialities or airborne bodies that bring about the vitality ascribed to them, as sound or fresh air are often described as bringing a space "to life" by virtue of the movement they instil in what is otherwise perceived to be static, dormant or dead.
The above diagram was drawn up to express units of existence, whether rocks, trees or humans, as contractions of a kind of mist or cloud of particles, a confused material substrate from which identifiable forms emerge. It is in this sense that I find a link between these thoughts on air and the noises I normally work with: air and noise find a certain relation in that both constitute a background to existence, comprising that which slips most easily into imperceptibility through fluctuations in sensory thresholds, while remaining the particular objects of a subliminal influence. The confused bodies of air and noise constitute backgrounds which through their contractions produce the figures appearing to the fore.
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Mapping Miasma
November 19, 2010
Above is Hector Gavin's mapping of The Disease Mist Overhanging Bethnal Green in the Year 1847, depicting the harmful miasmas which cloaked this particular district of London in a gaseous body of subtle and despicable influence, here depicted in darkness. Further details on Gavin's project of sanitary reformation and the cartography of disease can be found at the Victorian London site. There is an obvious link between Gavin's cloud and class that deserves attention regarding the production of a historical and particular territoriality, but this will have to wait for another time. More immediately important for the present project is that this cloud was identified at a time when airborne pollutants were more readily identified within the thresholds of perception, being seen as smog, mists or dust, or detectable as a foul stench. Where the clouds I'm working on mapping as part of this project pose a problem (ecologically, biologically … ) it is one of a more insidious nature insofar as they remain otherwise imperceptible yet nonetheless real.
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November 17, 2010
For the Invisible Cartographies project I'm making two types of devices that gather data on atmospheric chemistry in specific locations: one is a mobile device that relays the information it gathers to a mobile phone (running an Android application I've been working on) via bluetooth where it is tagged with GPS data and stored on the phone's internal SD card for later use, the other is a static device that will be placed in a location and left for extended periods of time.
Yesterday we presented the Invisible Cartographies project to the public for the first time. As part of this presentation Oyunga put together a promotional pack containing a miniature knitting kit and jar of air. It turns out that the jars are the perfect size for the static devices:
This evening I'll be trying to find a suitable location to hide this in Ulverston, as long as it isn't stolen I'll put a quick plot up once I've retrieved it.


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I should think he would be more bothered at why there are so many Russian orphans rather than who will end up adopting them. Sort out your own heap of shit country before judging others on how they run theirs. I wonder how many poor children will now grow up without loving and caring parents because this man can't rub two brain cells together. Shameful and bleak.
Russia has mortality rate higher than the birth rate. Looks to me that they don't want the youth to leave, which is understandable.
The only people who lose here are orphaned children. It's very sad that Putin cannot see this.
Good old Russia. It drops the most repressive manifestions of socialism and adopts the most criminal expressions of capitalism. It adopts liberal democracy as a fig-leaf for the return of Tsarist tyranny. Then it pontificates about who is fit to bring up kids. I suppose you either laugh or cry.
Here's what happens after centuries of serfdom.
How many European and North American orphans do Russians adopt?
You think after the oppressive Tsar oligarchy,then communism under Stalin that Russia has learned it's lessons of what harm oppression and discrimination does to the people.But NYET ,they still haven't learned
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Last Wednesday when I was riding around the arena (not doing barrel work, just exercising him) he was doing fine until I asked him to canter on the left lead. He did ok for a couple of strides but then he started kicking out, crow hopping, and throwing his head around. I asked him to do it again to see if it was a fluke but he did the same thing and bucked me off.
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I know that often sacroiliac pain can be exposed by a horse being reluctant on leads. Do you think that could be the problem?
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Mrs. Mirta is one of the group members and she has been selling clothing for several years. Through her work she has grown as a micro-businesswoman and has helped her family. Her dream is to have her own shop where she can display the garments she sells.
The loan she is requesting from the foundation and Kiva is to buy t-shirts, shirts, jeans and other clothing items.
La Sra. Mirta es una de las miembros del grupo y cuenta que se dedica a por medio de las venta de ropas que hace desde hace un tiempo. Este trabajo le ha permitido crecer como microempresaria y a la vez ayudar a su familia. Su anhelo es poder tener un local propio donde ofrecer las prendas que trae para la venta.
Ella pide la ayuda de la fundación y de kiva para la compra de remeras, camisas, jeans, y demás tipos de prendas para poder surtirse.
Additional Information
About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 6 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 16, 2011
- Listed
- Jan 16, 2012
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Covered
- Ended:
- May 16, 2012