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The Red Sox are set to begin their final road trip of the regular season, with two games at Colorado starting Tuesday night, followed by an off-day, and then three games at Baltimore. The Sox will have four days off before beginning their American League Division Series on Oct. 4 -- a year to the day they fired manager Bobby Valentine. It will be their first appearance in the post season since 2009, when they were swept by the Angels.
But we still don't know who the Sox will be playing, or where. Can they maintain their best record in the AL to give them hold field advantage throughout the postseason? And allow them to host the winner of the one-game playoff between the two wild card teams? Who will those wild card teams be? If the Sox can't hold on, who will they face?
Lots of questions still to be answered. So, with Monday's scheduled off-day for the Sox, we fielded some questions from Twitter followers. Here is a sampling:
@MaureenaMullen What are your thoughts on 2014 Red Sox 1B and C?— Sung Woo Chung (@seannybboi) September 23, 2013
It will be interesting to see what the Red Sox decide to do with Jarrod Saltalamacchia this offseason. Saltalamacchia has improved both defensively and offensively this season, and has worked to make himself a very important part of the team and potentially a valuable offseason commodity. Most teams send their scouts out at the end of a season to get final looks at potential free agents, and I know of several that have had their eyes on Saltalamacchia.
I believe that the Sox should bring him back. He has worked well with veteran back-up David Ross, and continued to improve with Ross' mentoring. Ross, who is on a two-year deal, will be back next season. If the Sox don't bring Saltalamacchia back, they will likely have to go outside the organization to find a full-time catcher. There really is no one currently in the organization who can step into the starter's job. Christian Vazquez may be a possibility down the road, but he was only promoted to Triple-A Pawtucket on Sept. 1 and played in just one regular season game before the playoffs. Blake Swihart is their top prospect at the position. But the first-round (26th overall) pick out of high school in 2011, played at High-A Salem this season and is at least several years away.
It will be interesting to see what the Sox do with first base. Do they bring Mike Napoli back? If so, after playing on a one-year deal to show that his hips can stay healthy for a whole season, Napoli, who turns 32 on Halloween, is likely going to be looking for a multi-year deal. Will the years and dollars be in line with what the Sox are thinking? On Saturday, Will Middlebrooks played his first – and so far, only – game at first base in his life. He did so respectably, but is one game, 11 chances, and 10 putouts, enough for the Sox to believe he can play there for an entire season?
@MaureenaMullen Do you think Juan Nieves is getting enough credit for the turnaround of this pitching staff? #RedSox— Kenneth Hutchins (@Hondo4Hutch) September 23, 2013
I agree, Nieves probably hasn't gotten enough credit for the performance of the Sox pitching staff this season. At least publicly. Perhaps that is a function of working under manager John Farrell, who established his presence in Boston as the pitching coach for four seasons, including his first season in 2007 when the Sox won the World Series. But I think within baseball circles and within the Sox clubhouse, Nieves gets his due credit. Prior to joining the Red Sox, he had been with the White Sox for 14 seasons. In his last five seasons in Chicago he had the title of bullpen coach, but was really an assistant pitching coach to Don Cooper. Nieves' familiarity with Jake Peavy was instrumental in the sox acquiring the right-hander just before the trading deadline.
@MaureenaMullen Queintin Berry-is he as good defensively as he is on basepaths?(Late inning D replacement for Gomes etc) #RedSoxTalk— Sunapeesox (@sunapeesox) September 23, 2013
It will be interesting to see what the Sox do with Berry for the postseason. Do they use a roster spot for Berry, hoping they can use him in that 'Dave Roberts' spot? Since the Sox acquired him on Aug. 27 from the Royals for right-hander Clayton Mortensen, he has appeared in just nine games, entering seven games as a pinch-runner, and with just one stolen base in his only attempt, on Sept. 5 against the Yankees. He made his Sox debut on Sept. 1, replacing Jacoby Ellsbury in center field, who left after his ninth-inning at-bat when he jammed his left hand on swings at the plate. On Sept. 11, he went into left field in the 10th after Mike Carp pinch-hit for Jonny Gomes, and hit a grand slam. So, I wouldn't expect to see him going in as a defensive replacement.
@MaureenaMullen Who poses the toughest match up for the Sox in the playoffs and why?— Anthony Curtis (@AnthonyCurtis68) September 23, 2013
That's an interesting conversation, since we're still not sure who is going to be in the playoffs or what seed the Red Sox will have. Will they be able to hold onto the best record in the American League? Will Tampa Bay and Cleveland, currently the wild card teams, be able to hold onto those spots, or can another team – Texas is currently one game out, Kansas City is three games out – overtake them?
There are a lot of permutations to consider and a lot of 'if this, then that' scenarios to factor in. But, for the purposes of this answer, let's just look at the situation as it stands now. If the Sox are able to hold onto their top seed in the AL and if Tampa Bay and Cleveland are able to hold onto the wild card, the Sox will begin their ALDS at home on Oct. 4 against the winner of the one-game play-off between the Rays and Indians.
I think the Sox match up well against either of those teams. They finished the season series 6-1 against the Indians and 12-7 against the Rays. But with the Rays starting pitchers, I believe they will be more of a challenge. While they did not have a good showing against the Sox this season, they just swept a four-game series from the Orioles and begin a three-game series against the Yankees in New York tonight, before finishing up with three games in Toronto. If the Rays continue that kind of momentum, and can find some consistent offense to go along with their vaunted rotation, they may hit a stride at just the right time and give the Sox a run for their money.


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A couple of years ago, Mad Catz unleashed the Cyborg RAT 7 gaming mouse which was customisable to the hilt. It could be adapted to perfectly fit your hand, and featured a 5600 dpi laser for better response during play.
Then there was the upgrade, the Cyborg RAT 9, which added removable weights, and offered 15 programmable mapping options. But both of these devices pale when compared to the inbound Cyborg M.M.O. 7 gaming mouse, a beast of a rodent, designed specifically for massively multi-player online games players.
For starters, it offers the ability to control no less than 78 different user-defined commands. There are 13 programmable buttons, a three-position MMO mode switch, and an two-position MMO shift button (13 x 3 = 39. 39 x 2 = 78). Of course, only those with memories like elephants would remembered all the different commands, but the option's there if needed.
There are interchangeable pinkie grips and palm rests (three of each), so it can be remodelled to perfectly fit your hand, while its 6400 dpi "Twin-Eye" Laser Sensor comes with four separate modes, so you can reduce its sensitivity as you see fit (down to 25 dpi, from the press of a button).
Like with the RAT 9, the weight of the M.M.O. 7 can be adjusted to your specification, with five removable 6g weights on offer, and an ActionLock feature allows you to lock the left or right mouse button so that you can perform "fatigue-free" functions - such as constant camera movement and character control.
The M.M.O. 7 can, naturally, work with any game, but is specifically designed for MMOs, including Star Wars: The Old Republic and The Lords of the Rings Online, and the included software helps you map buttons to suit. However, Mad Catz has created a proprietary plug-in for World of Warcraft that allows the user to drag and drop spells, inventory items and macros directly to the buttons of the mouse.
Expected around February time, the Mad Catz Cyborg M.M.O. 7 gaming mouse works with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, and Mac OS X version 10.6.6 or later. Its UK price is unknown at present, but it'll be $130 (£83.65) in the States.
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Beginning July 1, 2016 school IPM coordinators and anyone who may apply a pesticide at a schoolsite must take a DPR-approved training course before making a pesticide application. The course must provide information about integrated pest management specific to school settings and the safe use of pesticides while considering the unique nature of schools and children's health.
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The proposed health reform will do little to address the most pressing needs of our most needy patients. THE federal government's recent rhetoric has been that hospital funding formulas are of little interest to patients looking for care. Yet the emphasis in the new reform plan is about hospital funding.The federal government has agreed to match new state funding 50/50, but that won't happen until 2017. Also, no extra funds will be made available until 2014, so the current 39/62 split will continue for another three years. And because the new arrangements only apply to new funding, it will be 2030 before the split is 44/56. Therefore patients must wait.Tough national standards are proposed, one of which is waiting times for surgery. But the plan ignores waiting times to actually get to see the surgeon and be put on a waiting list. One of my patients who needs spinal surgery has already waited a year just for an outpatient appointment. That time is ignored when measuring waiting times for surgery. Once seen she may only wait six months for surgery, but her real waiting time will be ignored because the Commonwealth government refuses to acknowledge the reality. Waiting times are a joke.Another proposed standard is to reduce the time patients wait to be treated by emergency departments. But for years hospitals have been cheating to meet such standards for state governments and will continue to do so when faced with unrealistic targets and inadequate resources.While the Prime Minister may believe that the biggest challenge facing our health system is that it is running out of money, the truth is that the biggest challenge is that there is no system.Patients are faced with the nightmare of negotiating the public hospital system, the publicly subsidised private hospital system, the general practitioner system, the community care system, the publicly funded private allied health system, the mental health system, the publicly subsidised private dental system, the public dental system, the aged care system, the private specialist system, the public specialist outpatient system, and a myriad of other poorly connected pieces.Structural reform to integrate these systems is required, but is not suggested in this plan. Instead, relatively powerless regional organisations called Medicare Locals will be charged with co-ordinating this maze of primary care services. The new plan abandons proposals for the Commonwealth to take over all primary care funding so the added barrier to co-ordination will be a continuation of different sources of funding.Hospital-centric Local Hospital Networks will address just the public hospital side of hospital care. The two entities are then to be expected to work together to integrate services despite their completely different interests and funding streams.The funding silos for all those systems will remain intact and ignored by a government intent on avoiding any significant structural reform of the primary care sector (GPs, nurses, allied health, dental), the dental sector, or the private hospital sector.Ensuring equity or a fair go hardly gets a mention. Instead, the approach is to address gaps in services. Under the new plan the Medicare Locals will more quickly address the issue of after-hours access than was previously planned. They are charged with filling the gaps that a flawed system reveals.But nothing is done to address the reasons why such gaps exist. More important, little is suggested for the 32 per cent of sick Australians who, according to the Commonwealth Fund, fail to see a GP or get tests or fill out prescriptions because of costs. This is despite the fact those facing financial barriers tend also to be those with the worst health outcomes.Financial barriers to access are almost totally ignored by these proposals. Indeed, the Commonwealth government imposes such barriers for prescriptions.Despite the rhetoric, a better deal for our most needy patients does not appear to be the priority under this new plan. Financial and geographical barriers will remain, perhaps increase, and there is no vision for an integrated health system.The obsession remains efficiency, an important principle if it is about health outcomes, but one from which patients will not benefit if it is about throughput or how much is done. The most needy will continue to get the least care.


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Congratulations to Jared Boyd who was sworn in as the 51st President of the Mound City Bar Association on Saturday, June 27, 2015 at the annual Scovel Richardson Scholarship Dinner. President Boyd is currently forming committees. If you are interested in serving, please email him at email@example.com.
On Thursday, April 16, 2015, our very own member and Civil Rights Legend Frankie Muse Freeman was honored on the St. Louis Walk of Fame with a star on the 6100 block of Delmar! Please click here to view a photo.
On Tuesday, April 14, 2015, Mound City Bar Association hosted the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major for Justice Advocacy Competition sponsored by the National Bar Association. High school juniors and seniors participated in this local competition with hopes of advancing to the regional and national competitions.
Mound City Bar Association endorsed a letter dated January 5, 2015 submitted by the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund (LDF) to the Honorable Maura McShane, Presiding Judge of the 21st Judicial Circuit in Missouri, requesting that the court conduct a thorough investigation of the grand jury proceedings that resulted in the non-indictment of former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson. The letter notes that transcripts of the grand jury proceedings reveal questionable prosecutorial tactics that compromised the integrity of the proceedings. In light of this, the letter asks the court to convene a new grand jury and appoint a special prosecutor pursuant to Missouri law. Please click here to read the letter in its entirety.
Mound City Bar Association saw the confusion in the community as we awaited the grand jury's decision in the killing of Michael Brown, Jr. There was an obvious need to educate the community on the grand jury process and the elements of various crimes for which Officer Darren Wilson could have been charged. In response, we created a series of community videos, posted here.
Mound City Bar Association is committed to supporting the community, after the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown which occurred on August 9, 2014, in Ferguson, Missouri. He was killed after being shot multiple times by Ferguson police officer, Darren Wilson. On August 11, the Federal Bureau of Investigation opened a civil rights investigation of the fatal shooting, and the next day, President Obama issued a statement committing federal resources to investigatory efforts.
Since August 9, this country has seen several unarmed African American men killed by police officers. MCBA is actively working to address the much needed changes to the system by proposing legislation which would hold police officers more accountable for their actions. We are also working to address the various problems with our municipal court system. If you are able to become a MCBA member, please join us in our efforts. If you are not, you may make a contribution to our efforts at http://www.gofundme.com/hmtutw.
On Sunday August 17, 2014, the National Bar Association, in collaboration and support with MCBA, held a Rally and March concerning the latest events in Ferguson. The event commenced at 3:00pm and was held at Greater Grace Church, located at 3690 Pershall Road, St. Louis, MO 63135.
A meeting from which the press took statements was held near Ferguson City Hall on August 14, 2014. Our MCBA members, including President Kendra Howard and other members of the Executive Board met and discussed legal issues related to the shooting with a consideration of the future aftermath on the commmunity. To view a photo from the meeting, please click here.
On August 23, 2014, several MCBA members and volunteers assisted with canvasing the Ferguson neighborhood, dissimentating voter registration information and our "Know Your Rights" brochure. This effort, which is referred to as "Boots on the Ground", was repeated on August 30, 2014, after an extremely positive response from the Furgeson community. To view the brochure, please click here. To view photos taken from the 23rd, please click here.
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Centers for Disease Control - Weight Control Information*
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... that's the beauty of being in the lead. Another from a very enjoyable [if a little hot] day at the Motocross circuit. A slightly more conventional angle this one, but another I am happy with none-the-less.
Feel free to pass this one by too ... but as you're already here it'd be a shame not to view the large version, maybe even give a little comment as to why you do/don't like it ... new to this discipline so would appreciate your considered feedback
V2 shows the next frame in the sequence. It looks fine on here but overly critical on the original shot the front forks have just softened a touch. Cheers for getting thus far though
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Both more than acceptable Paul
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Forgot to comment earlier when I was speaking to you Simon....er I mean Rich.....er.....I mean Paul (or whoever you are )
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Great to shift between the two, looks like he is coming out of the screen, full speed ahead. Both great sharp captures...........Sandy
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Hi Paul
i dont think you have anything to worry about, looks like you may have found another subject you are good at. V2 for me though as he is larger in the frame.
Im not sure what setting you went for but i always prefer wide open to blur the background as it make the riders pop from the screen or print, this could do with just a bit more of an out of focus background but not a lot.
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V2 for me also for the above reasons.Looks a great day out and well done on being different.
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F4 on this [and most of them] Tony, f2.8 on that lens is a little soft for my liking ... nowhere near as sharp as the Canon at 2.8 that is.
V2 is probably my favourite of the two, too. One for his position in frame but also the angle of the bike looks a little more 3 dimensional with the back end just starting to step out a little, though as I mentioned in the description it's just a touch soft on the front forks hence posting V1 ... should've swapped them for here, doubt anyone would notice.
Cheers though all and I hope your comment goes green too Tony - ta whoever clicked it for CC
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Quote: looks like you may have found another subject you are good at.
He hasn't actually found one he's bad at yet, Tony!
(Don't you just hate that!)
Nice one, Boss - defo more your thing than mine - shopping was wonderful! xxx
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SinoTech Energy Ltd. told investors that the company purchased $94 million worth of lateral hydraulic drilling units when it had actually only bought $17 million worth, the SEC said in a complaint filed today at U.S. District Court in the western district of Louisiana.
The company's chairman was accused in the complaint of siphoning $40 million in company funds. SinoTech didn't record the chairman's withdrawal of company funds and kept him as chairman even after he admitted to the conduct, according to the SEC.
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After more than 17 years at the prosecution table, Kit Crane will have a new seat in the courtroom - at a slightly higher altitude, no less - beginning Monday.
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What happened to the Romulan Empire after Romulus was destroyed
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So - every romulan couple has to have 3 children per 30 years
My scenario was a generation of fifty years (being Vulcanoids), and a average of three
My great'grandmother Izabel had ten, of which seven lived to begin parenting children, plus there was 1 adopted child. She had 14 son/daughter-in- laws (there were some re-marriages), 33 grandchildren, and 115 great'grandchildren (one of whom is me).
What about your parents? How many children did they have?
I'm betting - FAR less than 10.
Which raises the problem: how does a colony manage to feed/educate/etc a population 3 times as numerous as the preceding one, every 30 years?
By producing lots of farmers, teachers, craftsmen, storekeepers, technicians. In other words, children.
Except - you have to educate/grow them up first.
And they can't help you with this by being farmers, etc.
And when they grow up, they'll have the same problem you have.
Romulans must hand-wave resources in order to support these next generations.
Remember, they arrived on Romulas a technological people.
So were the people in Kirk's colony. Didn't stop them from suffering from lack of supplies.
One - of many - relevant information: "The total fertility rate in the United States estimated for 2011 is 1.89 children per woman, which is below the replacement fertility rate of approximately 2.1"
Don't forget to into account that in addition to the 4 million people born in America in 2011, there were an additional 690,000 who were naturalized as citizens last year. About 11.8 percent of Americans were born outside of the country. But they are still Americans, regardless of their birthplace. And they are part of our ongoing population increase.
Not all Romulans would be born on Romulas, but they would be part of the total population of Romulans.
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Opening The Old Testament
A Famous and Dangerous Sermon: Reflections on Acts 2:14a, 22-32
All of this is to say one clear and terrible thing: you Jews have murdered the Messiah of God, and the implication of Psalm 109's reference to "enemies" and "footstool" suggests that the Jews have become God's enemies, but soon they will get what they so richly deserve. For the next twenty centuries the Jews have indeed become all too often the "footstools" of triumphant Christian polemicists, who hounded them out of nearly every country of the world, from Germany to France to England to Spain to Russia, to name only the most well-known assaults. And no one can finally deny that the Nazi horrors, concluded by the Shoah, were the direct result of such potent attacks initiated in the pages of Luke's book of the Acts.
I would welcome a veil to be placed over these monstrous realities, but we must face them squarely. There is a deep irony that the next two Sundays offer a celebration of Native Americans, themselves the object of horrendous treatment at the hands of those who claimed rights to their land and culture, and Mother's Day, a celebration of the Christian Home, a place under severe pressure in a society struggling to find its way against all manner of assaults against its hoped-for stability. The implications of Peter's nightmarish sermon are all too evident among us even now. Whenever we decide that some group or other must pay for an action we deem cruel, whenever we find a victim to satisfy some debt we have determined needs paying, we run the risk of objectifying and caricaturing others, actions that can lead directly to their death. We cannot read Peter's sermon innocent of what has happened as a result of its preaching. We must not, lest we continue to play out its dreadful inferences.
Author's Note: I am glad to report that my novel, King Saul, has been published and will be available soon, first from the publisher, wipfandstock.com, and then from Amazon, perhaps next month. In two more months or so, a Kindle version will be available. I hope you will read it and enjoy it half as much as I enjoyed writing it.
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I'm trying to figure out how to make an animation for an algorithm in JavaScript. More general though, how are algorithm animations done in other languages (i.e. Java)? Is the animation aspect separate from the algorithm logic? So, for example, I have my sorting algorithm working, and I would have a special Animation object that just "observes" the state of the list in question for any changes, or are the snippets in the algorithm logic that notifies the animation object of modifications to the list, and invokes the necessary animation methods?
Back to JavaScript, in may case, I have implemented an Huffman encoding algorithm that works; the only thing I'm trying to do is make an accompanying animation to demonstrate what its actually doing. So far, my approach is to use the d3 library or jquery for the animations, the only thing I'm stuck on is how to actually invoke any animation routines from my algorithm code.
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Barking Medical Group provides the highest quality healthcare to patients at both our surgeries. Our practice is a leading practice in women's health and joint injections for arthritis in the area. We are an accredited training practice, our doctors, nurses and all our other staff are dedicated to offering a professional service and this surgery website will help us to keep all our patients up to date with news and information about our practice.
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We would like to notify all of our patients that Dr Tolia will be retiring on 30th June 2015.
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Music on My Mind
The Whispers, "And the Beat Goes On". A surprisingly interesting video to watch, incidentally, considering that it is from before the "Billie Jean" era in which Michael Jackson began turning music videography into an art form. Prior to Jackson's reconceiving of music videos as short films to frame music, music videos were usually just recordings of stage performances; the result usually ranges from bland to awful, but this one turns out quite well. I think it works because the choreography is excellent; the separation imposed by the camera lens blunts the interest and excitement of any performance, but there's enough of it here that some survives.
The term has started for me, so I'm juggling a number of things at the moment; I don't know if it will slow things down around here, but I mention it in case it does.
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The White House said Tuesday evening that President Barack Obama is making a recess appointment to fill the position at the head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
White House communications
director Dan Pfeiffer said in a blog post Tuesday that Obama felt there was no
more time to delay Dr. Donald Berwick's appointment given the passage and
signing of the healthcare law, known as the Affordable Care Act.
The president nominated Berwick in April, and CMS has been without a permanent administrator since 2006.
Republicans including Sen. John Barrasso (Wyo.) immediately criticized the move.
"This recess appointment is an insult to the American people,"
Barrasso said. "Dr. Berwick is a self professed supporter of rationing
health care and he won't even have to explain his views to the American people
in a Congressional hearing. Once again, President Obama has made a mockery
of his pledge to be accountable and transparent."
Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan.), a leading critic of Berwick along with Barrasso, said Tuesday evening he was "deeply disappointed" that the nominee won't have to answer lawmakers' questions about his support for the British healthcare system. In a statement, Roberts called accusations that Republicans were the cause of the delay "laughable" since Berwick's paperwork seemed to be incomplete and no Finance Committee hearing was ever scheduled.
"Because this post administers the Medicare program, it touches virtually every senior in America and represents one third of health care spending," Robert said. "This recess appointment proves the Obama Administration did not have the support of a majority of Democrats and Republicans in the Senate and sought to evade a hearing. Once again, the Obama Administration is going behind closed doors out of fear the American people will learn that Dr. Berwick plans to use rationing as a cost cutting tool to achieve the billions of dollars in cuts to Medicare called for in the health care reform bill."


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The Shining Hour chords by Grant Lee Buffalo, added: June 10th, 2010
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The Shining Hour
Am C Bm Dm
Are we still on the phone=20
Am C Bm Dm
With lady Anna Clarke and her trumpet solo?
Am C Bm Dm
Whose ghost sings for pay
Am C Bm Dm
In the blue billiard room of the Monterey
Am C Bm Dm
For room and for board
Am C Bm Dm
And the back door key is a 19th century civil war sword
Am C Bm Dm
Once owned by John Booth
Am C Bm Dm =20
And he misplaced his script when he caught his leather boot
G F Dm Am
This could be the shining hour
G F Dm Am
Based on all this mad belief
G F Dm Am
In money oil and angel powder
G F Dm=09
In the new age magazine=20
There=92s a hole in the wall
Behind the photograph of Al Capone
He=92s sittin=92 down at city hall
The police they peek through here
And they watch you get dressed in the two-way mirror
But it=92s all in good spirits
And if you close eyes you can=92t help, help but to hear =91em move
This could be the shining hour
Based on all this mad belief
In the money oil and angel powder
In the new age magazine
I propose a toast
To the memory of the horse who carried King Tut and his gold
Into the sun
He collapsed last summer from a heat stroke somewhere in the east=20
village, oh=20
And it kills me to think
That I=92m no longer living
Just looking for excuses to dink
So lift up your glass
And your Ouija board =91cause I=92m fading, fading, fading fast


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We booked a 4-days stay via Berge&Meer. Contrary to the other feedback, it was quite easy to find. But the tip with the "free-parking" was worthwhile. The hotel itself looks like it has been an multi-functional hall in the past. The restaurante and bar are in a big, uncomfortable hall. An assignment of a interior decorator would be necessary. Same... More
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