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By Elizabeth deMare
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Las Vegas all but reeks of stories. You can hear the whispers of the lives of its forebearers rustling, all but forgotten, among its historic buildings.
Traveling merchants from far and wide, covered in the dust of the Santa Fe Trail which nurtured them, lurk in the stones of the buildings on Bridge Street.
This summer, celebrate the power of music through the 28th Season of Music from Angel Fire, the Festival that brings chamber music to the mountains of Northern New Mexico. Renowned musicians will perform an impressive array of repertory to inspire and delight residents and visitors alike. The Festival will present 14 concerts this summer at the Angel Fire Community Center and the United Church of Angel Fire, the Taos Center for the Arts, the Shuler Theater in Raton and one concert in Las Vegas at 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 26 at Ilfeld Auditorium at Highlands University.
Within a year of the railroad's arrival, the population in east Las Vegas equaled that of west Las Vegas, and between the two communities there was great activity and bustling enterprise. As a result, businessmen in particular began to see the need for basic services which only a municipal government could provide.
By Jesus Lopez
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Silver Threads has recently completed a one-of-a-kind quilt to be raffled at the People's Fair in August as a fundraiser for Friends of Carnegie Library.
For June and July the quilt will be displayed at Community First Bank, Bank of Las Vegas, State Employees Credit Union, the City of Las Vegas city hall, Thread Bear and Carnegie Library.
Rosita Gallegos, a native of Las Vegas for more than 70 years, celebrated her 104th birthday on Sunday, June 26.
A party was held in her honor at Vida Encantada Nursing and Rehab Center where she resides. More than 70 friends and family members gathered for the celebration. She was serenaded by Juan Ortega with the traditional birthday song, "Las Mañanitas," as well as other Spanish songs. A luncheon buffet of Mexican food was served.
By Margaret McKinney
Highlands University
Ane Romero, a New Mexico Highlands University graduate and 2005 Miss New Mexico, recently was tapped for an Excellence in Federal Government Leadership Award for her work on suicide prevention and other mental health issues.
The National Resource Center for Hispanic Mental Health made the award to Romero, a legislative aid for U.S. Rep. Grace Napolitano.
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Three weeks until hopeful monsoon. Three weeks until the heavens unleash what fury remains after crying over the Mississippi and Minot floodplains.
What did Las Vegas do to deserve Mother Nature's stony dry stare? Look around city streets and you see the crisp gold memory of grass, see old men run hand along rheumy eyes in a desperate attempt to fend off flying dust. Once lush backyards have taken on a gritty slumber; a lone catalpa offers tiny token leaves instead of its once imposing canopy.
Two young boys pressed through the sleepy crowds of the Tri-County Farmer's Market early one Saturday morning.
They each carried a handmade loaf of whole grain bread, one long and braided, the other round, earthy, dotted with black and green olives.
A young baker handed his olive loaf to a woman wearing faded overalls in exchange for a bag of freshly picked salad greens. The woman held the bread to her nose, inhaling its rich, warm aroma through the thin plastic wrap.
On Saturday, June 4 the Santa Fe National Forest and the Santa Fe Chapter of the Back Country Horseman will host a wilderness trail clearing event in celebration of American Hiking Society's 19th annual National Trails Day. The event will begin at the Aspen Ranch trailhead and will start June 4 and run until June 11.
The 20th annual Kiwanis Bike Safety Rodeo is scheduled from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 11 at the Wilson Gym parking lot on the New Mexico Highlands University campus.
All children from ages five to 12 years are invited to participate. The entry fee is $5 which includes a new bicycle helmet.
Participants with safe and legal helmets will be admitted for $1.
The Landmark Grill, the El Fidel Restaurant, Mary Ann's Famous Burrito Kitchen and the Travelers Cafe have applied and been accepted into the Farm to Restaurant project, a local program which networks area farmers and ranchers with Las Vegas restaurants.
The water-logged images washed into our minds and refuse to recede. Jagged-hulled boats grounded upon a sea of mud and death. A shaggy dog hobbling through soaked slats of wood, the remnants of a hundred, a thousand homes.
Women, men, wailing at the edge of a placid sea, the sea that stole their family, their history. The Japanese tsunami took the lives and possessions of more than ten thousand people, and the world opened its heart and hands to help.
The Fourth Judicial District Court Appointed Special Advocates Board of Directors is sponsoring a fundraiser called the "No Show Ball".
The concept of the "No Show Ball" is that invitations are sent out to potential donors, and instead of spending money for fancy clothes and tickets, the invitees relax, stay home and make a generous contribution to CASA so that we can continue advocating for abused and neglected children who are living in foster care.
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Survey: Workplace Stress Can Rack Employee Focus
Stress in the workplace can take a toll on employee engagement and productivity. While high unemployment and slow wage growth may contribute to stress levels, new research underscores the importance of implementing HR strategies that tackle stress outright.
According to a report released Tuesday by ComPsych, more than half of surveyed employees - 56.3 percent - say workplace stress makes it difficult to focus on tasks. Twenty-one percent of respondents claim it causes errors or missed deadlines, and slightly more than 15 percent say it makes it difficult to get along with coworkers and managers.
"Unchecked stress can result in a number of productivity-sapping outcomes, from diminished work quality to absenteeism to coworker clashes," said Dr. Richard Chaifetz, chairman and CEO of ComPsych. "Organizations looking to compete in a volatile marketplace are proactively addressing stress - this can enhance employee well-being and therefore engagement."
An improving job market may cut back on stress levels and boost employee satisfaction, but it may also take a toll on staff retention levels. But whatever sort of management strategies companies adopt, stress levels should be addressed directly.
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U.S. Senator: Jane Norton.
Tough call. Two good candidates, either would do Colorado conservatives proud. The Senate, however, could use a pro-life woman and Jane will shine in that role.
Governor: Dan Maes.
A protest vote. Too quickly the state Republican establishment circled the wagons around Scott McInnes, a squish on social issues, and a huge headache on ethics, given the plagiarism scandal. Maes is poorly funded and will have a difficult time against Democrat Hickenlooper in the fall.
State Treasurer: J.J. Ament
Impressive list of endorsements from political leaders whom we trust and who know J.J. well.
El Paso County Sheriff: Terry Maketa
He's performed well but he dithered about whether to run again. That left a void and Jake Shirk jumped in. Nonetheless Maketa deserves another term.
…and that's all folks. Short primary ballot this year. Tom and Deb's picks for the general election in November will be posted by October 1.


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POLL: B-R Blog (Mobile Version)
If you've checked out the blog on your mobile device recently (perhaps while perusing our B-R Mobile Site), you may have noticed some issues with the mobile version (specifically the option to view the full version of the blog on a mobile device). So we want to know, would anyone mind if we disabled the mobile version of the blog? Vote below to let us know how you view the B-R Blog:
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8 Comments | Posted in Administration, Polls
POLL: Todd Helton and the Hall of Fame
Todd Helton has played his entire career for the Colorado Rockies, first filling in the outfield in 1997 and eventually taking over at 1B for Andres Galarraga. That makes him only the second full-time first-baseman in Rockies history, and he's held down that position for 14 years.
Helton was overshadowed for a number of years by Larry Walker, another Rockie with an interesting resume worthy of HOF debate. But Helton put up a ton of good numbers in his own right, and his career is definitely worth a long look too.
Some career highlights:
- Five-time All-Star (in 5 straight years from 2000 to 2004)
- 3 top-10 MVP finishes
- Won a batting title in 2000 with a .372 mark
- Won 3 gold gloves at first base
Jumping in, I want to try to list some pros and cons of Helton's Hall of Fame case, but I'd like to try to avoid numbers that inflated by Coors Field. Here's why:
Generated 5/15/2011.
There's no doubt that Helton's raw numbers have benefited tremendously from playing for the Rockies. Look at the last column above, tOPS, which is a breakout of his overall offensive performance split by home vs. away. That number of 120 has got to be one of the highest all-time for a long-time player like Helton. It's incredible. It's led to 58% more home runs, 52% more RBI, and a whopping 63% more runs scored.
I didn't include the data in the above chart, but here's another interesting thing about Helton's H/A splits. At home, he has 640 walks and 420 strikeouts, a fantastic margin. On the road? He has exactly 566 walks AND strikeouts each (through Saturday's games.) So his big advantage at home in walking over striking out disappears on the road.
73 Comments | Posted in Hall of Fame, Polls
POLL: Nolan Ryan and the Hall of Fame
On another thread, we debated a bit about Nolan Ryan's career and legacy. I have long felt that some people give Ryan too much credit, but I'm not as sure that he doesn't deserve to be in the Hall of Fame anyway.
When it comes to Ryan's career, there are 3 things that most people think of in terms of his accomplishments:
- 5,714 career strikeouts, which is first all-time
- 7 no-hitters
- 300+ career wins (324 actually, which is 14th all-time)
197 Comments | Posted in Hall of Fame, Polls
POLL: Andy Pettitte & the Hall of Fame
Any minute now, Andy Pettitte will be officially announcing his retirement. About a year and a half ago, Pettitte was the subject of one of my very first Hall of Fame polls. Let's see if anything has changed.
Pettitte, originally drafted by the Yankees in 1990, finishes as a member of 5 championship teams (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2009, all with the Yankees) and 3 other World Series teams (2001 and 2003 with the Yankees and 2005 with the Astros.)
He was a 3-time All-Star and had 5 top-6 finishes for the Cy Young award.
Pettitte was also named in the Mitchell Report and later admitted to using HGH. I'm still finding it very tough to assess how this sort of thing affects a guy's HOF chances. I tend to doubt that Pettitte used HGH for just the two times he admitted to, but on the other hand I believe that hundreds of other players are guilty of using banned substances but haven't been caught.
Anyway, let's take a look at some basic arguments for and against Pettitte going in the Hall of Fame.
197 Comments | Posted in Hall of Fame, Polls
POLL: Trevor Hoffman and the Hall of Fame
Trevor Hoffman announced his retirement yesterday.
He finishes as the all-time leader in saves and games finished as well as his run as the active leader in appearances as a pitcher.
Few people know that the Padres were actually Hoffman's third team. He was originally drafted by the Reds in 1989 (a few spots behind Kelly Stinnett in the year that Ben McDonald was taken first overall), and was then plucked off the vine by the Marlins in the 1992 expansion draft. In the middle of his first big league season, he was one of the youngsters shipped to the Padres in a trade that sent Gary Sheffield to Florida. Then, 16 years later, he signed with the Brewers as a free agent, spending his final 2 seasons in Milwaukee.
There is no doubt that Hoffman is one of the best closers of all time. The question of his candidacy for the Hall of Fame has, I think, more to do with how closers are valued overall.
Let's take a look at some of the numbers and have a vote.
173 Comments | Posted in Hall of Fame, Polls
Who deserves to win the AL MVP?
This is a pretty interesting race. Let's start with the top 10 finishers in WAR in the AL:
|Wins Above Replacement--all s c a p y
|Longoria (TBR)
|Choo (CLE)
|Cabrera (DET)
|Beltre (BOS)
|Cano (NYY)
|Hamilton (TEX)
|Hernandez (SEA)
|Bautista (TOR)
|Mauer (MIN)
|Buchholz (BOS)
Assuming the winner is 1 of these 10 guys, which is a pretty good bet, let's take a quick look at each player and the arguments for and against. These arguments are a mix of stat-based and the possible perceptions of the actual voters, if different.
95 Comments | Posted in Polls
Who deserves to win the NL MVP?
I think this is going to be a pretty close MVP vote. The title of this post asks who "deserves" to win the 2010 NL MVP, but just as interesting is who we think will actually win, in other words who we think the real voters will choose.
Let's start with this list, the NL WAR leaders:
|Wins Above Replacement--all s c a p y
|Pujols (STL)
|Halladay (PHI)
|Jimenez (COL)
|Gonzalez (SDP)
|Votto (CIN)
|Wainwright (STL)
|Johnson (FLA)
|Huff (SFG)
|Hudson (ATL)
|Tulowitzki (COL)
We see that several pitchers make the top 10. I am sure that Halladay and Jimenez will both get some MVP votes but I doubt that their performances were good enough to get them much in the way of 1st-place votes.
Looking at the above list, Pujols looks like the clear winner. He has a few things working against him, though:
- His WAR of 7.2 is his lowest since the 2002 season:
Year Age WAR oWAR dWAR 2001 21 6.9 6.4 0.5 2002 22 5.8 6.2 -0.4 2003 23 10.9 9.5 1.4 2004 24 9.4 7.9 1.5 2005 25 8.2 7.2 1.0 2006 26 8.3 7.0 1.3 2007 27 8.3 5.8 2.5 2008 28 9.6 7.8 1.8 2009 29 9.2 7.8 1.4 2010 30 7.2 7.4 -0.2 10 Seasons 83.8 73.0 10.8Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 11/21/2010.
I've heard plenty of chatter that this was Pujols' worst season in a long time. I guess that's true in terms of overall WAR, but in reality I think his offensive numbers look worse than the rest of his career because of the overall lower levels of league-wide offense this season. Plus, looking at the table above, his oWAR was just fine--in the 7s as with most of his best seasons. It's his dWAR that went negative for the first time since 2002 that hurt his overall WAR total. I'm not saying that this isn't a real detriment to his overall value, but let's face it--MVP voters don't consider defense all that much, and the bottom line is that his offensive performance hasn't slipped.
- The overall lower levels of offense rob Pujols a bit on the guady-number front. He hit 42 HR with 118 RBI, both good for first in the NL and yet not as large as the league-leading totals we're used to. Often times, if a guy leads his league in HR and RBI, he's going to win the MVP pretty easily, but in recent years that might have been with 50 HR and 125 RBI--so Pujols' performance at first glance seems less impressive.
- The Cardinals didn't make the playoffs, despite being a pretty good team. This hasn't prevented Pujols from winning the MVP in some years past, but I think it has to cost him a few votes.
Joey Votto led the league in OPS+ at 174 (just a tick ahead of Pujols) and also led in both OBP and SLG (wow!). Plus, he improved a lot over his first two full seasons, which were good to begin with, and the Reds made the playoffs for the first time since 1995.
In my mind, Pujols and Votto are just about tied in terms of who deserves it. I think Votto is going to have a slight edge in the minds of the voters thanks to the first-glance assessment that Votto had a better season than Pujols compared to each guy's own past performance and because the Reds made the playoffs.
I suspect that Adrian Gonzalez and Carlos Gonzalez will finish 3rd and 4th.
What do you think?
36 Comments | Posted in Polls
POLL: Alan Trammell and the Hall of Fame
Alan Trammell played all 20 of his MLB seasons for the Tigers, amassing more than 2,100 games at shortstop.
On the Hall of Fame ballot since 2002, Trammell reached a high of 22.4% in the voting last year. He has another 6 years of eligibility assuming that his voting total doesn't fall below 5%.
Trammell was a 6-time All-Star, 4-time Gold Glove winner, 3-time Silver Slugger winner, and was MVP of the 1984 World Series.
Trammell never led the league in a single major statistical category (zero black ink) but probably deserved the 1987 AL MVP. He finished second to George Bell, who had 47 HR and 134 RBI but an oWAR of just 5.0 as compared to Trammell's league-leading total of 8.4. Trammel's .343 batting average that season was, remarkably, good for just 3rd in the AL behind Wade Boggs' .363 and Paul Molitor's .353.
Let's discuss Trammell's career and vote in the poll below.
106 Comments | Posted in Hall of Fame, Polls
POLL: Willie Stargell and the Hall of Fame
Willie Stargell is already in the Hall of Fame, but that doesn't mean we can't debate his credentials.
Stargell played his entire career for the Pittsburgh Pirates and helped them win two World Series (1971, 1979). He had a monster year in 1973, leading baseball in doubles, homers, RBI, SLG, and OPS. He shared the 1979 NL MVP award with Keith Hernandez and had 3 other top-3 finishes.
He was a 7-time All-Star and winner of numerous other awards, including the 1974 Lou Gehrig and Roberto Clemente Awards, the 1978 Hutch Award, and the 1979 Babe Ruth award. In 1979, in addition to the regular-season MVP, he was the NLCS and World Series MVP as well.
Let's take a look at his career, discuss, and vote.
120 Comments | Posted in Hall of Fame, Polls
POLLS: Which team do you want/expect to win the World Series?
Two different polls...who you want to see win and who you expect to see win.
Click through to vote.
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Runners in the Bangalore marathon lost their way Sunday and ended up having to borrow money to take a train to the finish line after the vehicle guiding them missed a turn. Read More »
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Runners in the Bangalore marathon lost their way Sunday and ended up having to borrow money to take a train to the finish line after the vehicle guiding them missed a turn. Read More »
Yahoo Inc. this week laid off 400 employees in Bangalore, India, a person familiar with the matter said, in what may have been the largest staff reduction under Chief Executive Marissa Mayer. Read More »
Schools in Bangalore are rolling out lessons to teach young children how to protect themselves against sexual abuse by adults, after the alleged rape of a six-year-old set off protests in India's technology capital.
Part of the new curriculum: How to tell the difference between a "good" touch and a "bad" touch. Read More »
Bangalore has become the latest big Indian city to be shaken by a high-profile rape case, as thousands have taken to the streets in India's technology capital to protest the alleged rape of a six-year-old girl by a roller skating instructor.
Indian police say they have arrested a man in connection with the alleged rape at Vibgyor High, an upmarket private school which teaches kids from nursery school through the 10th grade. Read More »
Pretty much every town India is worth an extra round of exploring during the holy month of Ramadan to seek out the special delicacies that appear this time of year after evening prayers.
For the duration of the holy month, which runs until the end of July, Muslims fast during the day, then break the fast at dusk. Bazaars and roadside stalls are the places to be, where people gather to enjoy the savory and sweet treats specially made for the celebrations.
Here is a partial list of what to look for in a few select cities. Please share your suggestions for other delicious spots in the comments. Read More »
Kickstart Cabs, one of the latest transport start-ups, is aimed at providing taxi services to the city's physically disabled, as well as the growing number of elderly Indians who are moving to the city for its temperate climate. Read More »
Two explosions on a train in the Indian city of Chennai killed one person and injured nine others Thursday. Read More »
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LFW: Sajid Dhar brings vintage glamour
Posted on Mar 13 2014 | IBNS
Mumbai, Mar 13 : Designer Sajid Dhar under his label 'Swagger by Saj' showcased an exotic and sophisticated collection at Jabong Stage during Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) Summer/Resort 2014.
Inspired by the culture and history in Kashmir along with the turning of the seasons; the range infused western club elements with vintage glam undertones that gave each piece a distinct charm.
The colour palette comprised regal, bold shades of ruby red, periwinkle blue, sultry silver, pigment black, winter grey, mustard, coral and nude.
The silhouettes remained feminine and free-flowing in the form of dresses and gowns that were versatile for any occasion from cocktail parties, formal lunches to Red Carpet events.
Soft fabrics like organza and shimmer material were used to give the collection an ethereal feminine flow while structured detailing in the form of delicate thread-work, beaded collars, shoulder accents and ornaments within the fabric made each piece as distinct as it was decadent.
One outfit which stood out was a sleek fire red gown, with a corset top along with a dramatic Edwardian collar that set off fireworks.
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Thread: How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
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How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
The Tape Never Lies
By Alen Dumonjic on thescore(goal line stand)
The Baltimore Ravens have long been searching for a deep threat at the wide receiver position, going through several draft picks such as Mark Clayton, Demetrius Williams and Yamon Figurs. Despite spending multiple picks over the years on speedsters in the draft, they have struggled to find the vertical threat that could blow the lid off of opposing defenses. So in the 2011 NFL Draft, they turned to Maryland wide receiver Torrey Smith.
The Ravens selected Smith with the 58th pick in the second round as a developmental wide receiver with a lot of natural talent. Smith, like his former teammate Darrius Heyward-Bey, has blazing speed and the ability to eat up cushion from defensive backs in a hurry. He is very raw however, as he has ran few routes on the route tree that quality receivers typically are able to run in the NFL. His catches mainly came from flanker screens, bubble screens, go and post routes at Maryland. Despite that, the Ravens selected him high in the draft, and he has paid off early with three big touchdowns in his Week 3 debut.
Smiths first touchdown came at the 12:27 mark of the first quarter. He beat cornerback Justin King on a 9 route, which is often referred to as a Go route. In the pre-snap phase, the Ravens lined up in 12 personnel (1 running back and 2 tight ends). The two tight ends were lined up on the wing while there were single receivers to each side of the formation. The Rams defense gave Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco a 2 high look, which could indicate Cover 2, Cover 4 or a combination coverage.
At the snap, the Rams rotated to 1 high safety and played whats commonly referred to as Man-Free. In Man-Free, all linebackers and cornerbacks are in man coverage while the single high safety is in zone coverage in the middle of the field. What this means is that Torrey Smith is going to be facing cornerback Justin King in a one-on-one matchup and must win at the line of scrimmage.Beating a cornerback at the line of scrimmage is very important to the development of the route, and what helps Smith in this case is his 1.53 10-yard split at the Combine. The 10-yard split measures short area quickness, which is what is needed to beat cornerbacks at the line of scrimmage.Smith, who has an excellent 10-yard split (better one than Desean Jackson of the Eagles), does a good job of jabbing his inside foot to shift the weight of the defensive back in that direction before exploding back outside.
Once Smith explodes outside, he does a good job of maintaining the distance between himself and the cornerback as well as getting on top of the route. One of the things that coaches teach receivers to do is to get on top of the cornerback or route, which is to put the cornerback in trail position and most importantly, create space down the sideline for the quarterback to throw in. As can be seen below, Smith does an excellent job at this and leaves a big window between his outside shoulder and sideline for Joe Flacco to throw into.
Moving forward to his second touchdown, Smith ran a Skinny Post route, which hes familiar with considering he ran it frequently at Maryland to attack the middle of the field. The Ravens come out in 21 (two backs, one tight end) personnel and immediately draw an extra box defender from the Rams. This means eight in the box and three players in the defensive secondary to account for the deep throw. As one can see below, the Rams are showing 1 high because of the eight defenders in the box.
At the snap of this play, Smiths foot quickness at the line of scrimmage is a problem once again for cornerback Justin King. Smith gives a jab outside before turning it back into an inside release and threatening vertically. On this play, backside wide receiver Anquan Boldin gets behind the four underneath zone defenders on a crossing route and is open, but quarterback Joe Flacco aims for Torrey Smith on the skinny post for the deep ball. Smiths vertical speed is a problem for cornerback Justin King as well as rookie safety Darian Stewart. Stewart takes too much of a direct angle at Smith, which is something he cannot do as a free safety if he plans on getting over the top of the vertical route, and Smith outruns the angle for the six points.
On Smiths third and final touchdown, the Ravens come out in a 21 (2 backs, 1 tight end) personnel and matchup Smith on the outside in man coverage against King. One thing to note on this play is that Smith lined up on the numbers. When a receiver lines up on the numbers in the red zone, a cornerback should expect an out breaking route, such as a fade route, because the receiver is lined up on the numbers so he has enough space to work with outside. At the snap of the ball, Smith takes a mandatory outside release and again does a good job of leaving space for his quarterback to deliver the ball into while coming down with the catch. In the image below, the spacing that Smith leaves is noticeable. Look at the 10 yard line and note that it is 12 yards up from the sideline. Smith is at about the midway point of the sideline and the numbers, so he leaves six yards of space for Flacco to drop the ball in for the touchdown.Rookie wide receiver Torrey Smith of the Ravens had an outstanding debut and the Ravens hope that he builds on his performance in the following weeks. Smith had more touchdowns in the first quarter of his first game than Mark Clayton had in his rookie season, and the same amount of catches that Yamon Figurs has in his career. Despite a quality debut that showed a lot of potential and promise, Smith will have to continue to work hard to improve his technique, route running and overall skills. He certainly has the potential to do damage in the NFL with his natural skills.
-09-27-2011 #2
Re: How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
He out ran him?Look away. I'm hideous. __ Cozmo Kramer
-09-27-2011 #3
Re: How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
You may also note that the Rams were getting absolutely no pressure on the QB. Put the Qb on his back or make him throw before he wants to goes a long way.Restoration complete
-09-27-2011 #4
Re: How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
How about: Smith ran fast, King ran slow.I believe!
-09-28-2011 #5
Re: How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
-09-29-2011 #6
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As you can see in the photos provided, King actually had some decent coverage downfield. One thing is sure, each of the balls was perfectly thrown. It's not easy defending perfectly thrown balls with well run routes.
Smith is extremely fast. I noticed on each of the throws, he was pulling away from King while going for the ball.
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King is a Tye Hill clone. He can stay with a receiver, but can't cover him. He regularly has no idea where the ball is, and if he does, has no ability to make a play on it.
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I thought more people would want to know how the Rams line up in certain situations and what types of defense they play. Especially after bashing the coaching in the game. Just because it wasn't successful doesn't mean it was a bad play call or coaching decision.
King never really got 'outran'. He was step for step on the first TD until the ball came. Smith caught it in stride and King just fell down pathetically. He went to swat the ball but missed and it clearly hurt his balance. Even if he just kept running he could of run into Smith and pushed him out of bounds.
The second TD is clearly on Stewart. He was peaking into the backfield, then he took a terrible angle. King already had outside coverage and Stewart completely gave up the inside. On video replay Stewart doesn't kick it up to full gear until Smith passed him, something a safety can't do with a player faster than him. He probably saw Boldin wide open in front of him and thought that Smith was double covered. Its funny how everyone dogged on Dahl for giving up a TD where he had pretty decent coverage and broke up the receiver from the initial catch,, but I haven't seen one comment on Stewart. During the game I couldn't see the safeties and it seemed like they were picking on King, which they were to a degree, but they were really picking on anyone playing safety not named Mikell.
The last TD was clearly picking on King. He doesn't jam well at the line and can never really get good position. He runs well with receivers but you can see in the pictures positioning, spacing, and angles are everything. Bartell is a really underrated corner its pretty easy to miss him.
The other important thing on King is that while he'll never be a big physical cornerback, he's only played nickelback for the Rams. He obviously had to learn the straight CB position in smaller doses, but they are very different positions covering different routes in different areas. Maybe over the course of the year he can get better, but he's still better than a walk on street free agent that doesn't know the defense.
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Holy Cow Batman ... thats one heck of a breakdown. Great read. Actually learned something.
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Re: How Torrey Smith Beat the Rams - The Tape Never Lies
Nice analysis, but at the end of the day, it came down to King not being able to keep up and Stewart not taking an angle that would keep the play in front of him. The sad part is that Smith broke away on several other plays in which Flacco just didn't deliver the ball where he could get to it.
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King has the speed to keep up. he just can't over worth a crap!
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Despite a dismal Wednesday which saw the Dow close down 313 points, shares of Tekmira Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: TKMR) (TSX: TKM) closed up +5.61% and continued higher after hours to $4.50 on three times the average daily volume.
In play is a significant upcoming catalyst for this undervalued big board listed stock which trades both on the TSX in Canada as well as on the NASDAQ.
In fact, Tekmira shares are now very close to breaking out past their 52-week high of $4.66. Still the firm is currently only valued with a $59.25M market cap despite having what most in the industry consider a clinically validated "gold standard" for RNA interference (RNAi) therapeutics delivery.
While experts feel that "RNAi will revolutionize medicine" with its ability to turn off genes, thus enabling new drugs for dozens of diseases. The real challenge for the Nobel Prize winning technology and field has been delivery and that's where Tekmira shines.
Earlier in the month, shares rallied after Tekmira announced that the US Department of Defense has decided to continue its contract with the company to develop an RNAi-based treatment for Ebola virus infection. Tekmira has $120M in funding to develop that EBOLA vaccine. If the vaccine is successful it would provide an estimated $240M in cash flow to TKMR for each stock piling year.
TKMR is also the delivery partner for a recently approved drug which enhances a common chemo drug (Marquibo). They will receive a royalty estimated to provide between $7 to $21M a year after the drug along with two other liposomal chemotherapy products were licensed from Tekmira to Talon Therapeutics in 2006. Talon is now responsible for all future development of these products, and Tekmira is entitled to receive those milestone and royalty payments based on the successful development and commercialization of these product candidates.
These two partnerships alone are worth more than the current market cap of the company but investors have started to accumulate shares for a completely different reason.
Next week, on November 14th, the company is finally set to go to trial against one of their most important partners, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: ALNY). At stake is a dispute of alleged misappropriation of Tekmira's trade secrets regarding lipid particles for effective delivery of therapeutic siRNA.
There are some cautionary statements in Alnylam's most recent quarterly filing with the SEC, as pointed out by Dirk Haussecker- who is not only captivated by the biotechnological potential of this technology, but keeps one of the most in-depth blogs on the subject.
Dirk writes: "As the trial date approaches, The Company (Alnylam) is pursuing all reasonable approaches available to it to reach resolution of this matter, including both settlement negotiations and full trial preparation. The Company (Alnylam) does not currently believe that a settlement of this legal proceeding is probable, in accordance with ASC 450, Accounting for Contingencies, due to a number of factors; however, the Company (Alnylam) intends to continue to evaluate all possibilities for resolution of this matter, including a potential settlement."
For Alnylam, in particular, there appears to be significant financial risk if this case actually goes to trial. This point can clearly be seen in Alnylam's SEC filings which state that Tekmira has argued to the Court that they are entitled toaggregate multiple theories. The various theories of plaintiffs' damages under the plaintiffs' most recent expert report range from approximately $61 million to $234 million. If the theories of monetary recovery included in the plaintiffs' most recent expert report were aggregated, it would result in damages within a range of approximately $310 million to $484 million. In addition, under one of the plaintiffs' claims, any compensatory damage award sum could be subject to doubling or trebling, which could increase the potential damages up to approximately $1.5 billion, and the plaintiffs would also be entitled to recover their reasonable attorneys' fees. As of June 30, 2012, Tekmira reported a contingent liability to their lead counsel in the amount of $12.5 million, which is likely significantly higher as of the date of this filing. The plaintiffs are also seeking prejudgment interest.
Logically, it stands that Alnylam Pharmaceuticals might simply attempt to acquire TKMR for well over $12.00 per share, or settle out of court with a "best-guess" $100M plus settlement.
Until now, however, Alnylam has reacted by filing two complaints against Tekmira in their own suit filed in January. Alnylam alleges that Tekmira improperly provided lipid nanoparticle-formulated small interfering RNA molecules to pharmaceutical collaborators, infringing on several patents exclusively licensed to Alnylam, but Tekmira CEO Mark Murray said in a statement that the those lawsuits "are absolutely without merit" and that the company would "file the procedurally appropriate answer to both complaints."
"It is important for our shareholders to understand that we are confident that Tekmira has access to the intellectual property we require for the development of our own products and for collaborations with our pharmaceutical partners," Murray said.
While there are certainly many more details to exploare about next week's trial, here a few quick facts as they relate to the main issues:
If Tekmira loses the trial, they haven't lost anything other than the potential large, one time, settlement. Tekmira are still partnered and entitled to milestone payments and royalties from the defendant. The defendant's market cap has increased to $1b based on a drug partnered with Tekmira. The positive data which has driven ALNY's share price (one of many partnered with TKMR) is estimated to do $2b which would bring $100M a year in licensing revenues to Tekmira.
An affiliated company to the defendant admitted stealing thousands of documents containing trade secrets. Earlier a judge also did not see the merit of eliminating Alcana Technologies a second defendant from the case- as argued by the Defense- given what some see as the integral role of Alana staff in the alleged misappropriation of Tekmira's proprietary chemistry for siRNA delivery, e.g. SNALP (standing for "stable nucleic acid lipid particle").
In a similar situation Merck settled out of court with a $60M payment to Tekmira. This sector has developed considerably subsequent to that payment and, again, Alnylam is much more dependent on TKMR.
It is important to understand that if Alnylam's one drug is approved Tekmira would become a billion dollar company. Plus EBOLA. Plus Marquibo (approved). Plus the other drugs partnered with ALNY (remember RNAi has implications for dozens of diseases involving genes). Plus the new partners who are suspected and rumored to be lining up to do deals post the pending litigation.
Yes, we see the pending trial as tremendous catalyst for the stock, but we also see great proof that Tekmira has been mostly under the radar to most retail investors and certainly under-appreciated given their upside potential.
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It has been years since we have seen a full scale operating system war. Today's announcement by Nokia that they will be open sourcing Symbian and making it available royalty free is the opening of yet another front in the blossoming mobile OS conflagration.
The New York Times reports today a hard rebuke from European Union's competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, against Microsoft's tactics in Europe. In her speech she offered up some advice worth heeding; "I know a smart business decision when I see one — choosing open standards is a very smart business decision indeed," Ms. Kroes told a conference in Brussels. "No citizen or company should be forced or encouraged to choose a closed technology over an open one."
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Cell phones are the next device that will move to open standards. Whether the big providers like it or not.
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A few weeks ago we posted video from the first day of our Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit as well as a dozen personal interviews with interesting folks who attended. (And believe me left out so many interesting people it's painful to think about.) I've just been catching up on the personal ones, most of which taught me something new.
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On May 3, Linus announced the release of the 2.6.26-rc1 prepatch and the closure of the merge window for this development cycle. So now we know what will be in 2.6.26, which, I predict, will be released sometime around the beginning of July.
In the past I have done media interviews with reporters who question if open source is good for a developers career. Basically they have the outdated notion that open source is for hobbyists and time off from "real jobs." In reality, open source developers are much in demand. The kernel developers I know certainly have no shortage of job opportunities. Why?
The 2.6.25 kernel has been released at last by Linus Torvalds. The plan had been to get it out a week or so ago, but a couple of stubborn problems prevented that. A marathon debugging session by Ingo Molnar turned up the last show-stopper on April 15, and the final kernel came out shortly thereafter.
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We bought this a year ago and 2 things I have discovered that I could not have predicted in the store: 1) Makes very little ice; not enough for a family of 3. 2) When opening the doors, lights come on very slowly. This is annoying as you have to rand there for extra time waiting for the light to fully illuminate the refrigerator.
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Bought all new gallery appliances for kitchen remodel a year ago. Very happy with all of them, including refrigerator except for one issue. It has the most inefficient ice maker I have ever seen. We tried all the "trouble shooting" hacks in the manual but it can't keep up with ice. It's only me and my wife in the house so I wouldn't think that should be a problem. Our last refrigerator we had to periodically turn the ice maker off because it made so much. Even setting this one to quick freeze doesn't make a difference. We wind up having to keep a bag of ice in our freezer. Not what we expected.
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This was fridge was put in by the builder. I have to empty the ice daily--what very little it makes--or it starts to melt forming a solid block on the bottom of the ice drawer. We learned this when the drawer froze itself shut. I still buy bag ice which, with the small size of the freezer drawer is really inconvenient. The doors do not close on their own. I shouldn't have to have someone out to adjust them! They should be installed correctly in the first place! The open basket style freezer drawer just leads to stuff all over my floor. And, the vegetable drawers have already broken. There are only two adults in the house so rough handling by kids/teens is NOT the problem. The flimsy cheap plastic is the problem. I have only been in this house since March (it's July 2 as I type) and I am ready to replace this already!
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Quentin Tarantino cast Jamie Foxx in 'Django Unchained' because he was a real ''cowboy''.
The 'Kill Bill' director immediately called off auditions for his gun-wielding western as soon as he met Jamie since he fit the lead role perfectly - and even had his own horse.
Quentin told Playboy magazine: ''I met six different actors and had extensive meetings with all of them, and I went in-depth on all of their work. Idris Elba, Chris Tucker, Terrence Howard, M.K. Williams Tyrese. They all appreciated the material, and I was going to put them through the paces, make them go off against one another and kind of put up an obstacle course.
''And then I met Jamie and realized I didn't need to do that. He was the cowboy... Forget the fact that he has his own horse - and that is actually his horse in the movie. He's from Texas; he understands... He understood what it's like to be thought of as an 'other.'''
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THURSDAY, Nov. 7 (HealthDay News) -- New research suggests that children who are exposed to domestic violence and depressed or anxious parents are more likely to lag in developing language, motor and social skills.
It's not clear that these types of problems in the household actually cause kids to fail to reach developmental milestones as quickly as other children, and it's possible that there's no direct connection. Still, the researchers said the findings point to the importance of screening children for signs that they're exposed to violence or parental stress, because social workers could then try to help them stay on track in terms of development.
"Likewise, children that fail to attain important developmental milestones should be screened for intimate-partner violence and parental psychological distress so that these risk factors may also be addressed if present," said Amy Lewis Gilbert, an assistant professor of pediatrics at the Indiana University School of Medicine and the lead author of the study, which was published in the December issue of the journal Pediatrics.
Domestic violence -- involving couples in relationships -- affects an estimated 1.5 million women and 835,000 men in the United States each year, according to the study. The numbers actually may be much higher, however, because some cases aren't reported. A 2011 study that reviewed existing research suggested that domestic violence affects 10 million children each year.
"We know unequivocally that family violence and parents' psychological stress affect children across the age spectrum," said Susan Campbell, a psychology professor at the University of Pittsburgh who is familiar with the study's findings. Affected children have a tougher time psychologically, don't get along as well with other kids and do worse in school, she said.
It's difficult to figure out exactly how these and other factors affect kids, Campbell said, but they can be harmed by harsh and negative parenting, a lack of parental warmth and lack of support for learning.
In the new study, researchers looked at nearly 17,000 children under the age of 6 who were treated at four pediatric clinics in Indianapolis from 2004 to 2013. The parents of the children took surveys, and the study included an analysis of their answers.
Almost half the kids were black, and 82 percent were on Medicaid or another public insurance. Parents of 2.5 percent of the kids reported domestic violence, and 12 percent showed signs of depression, anxiety or both.
Overall, more than one-third of the children hadn't reached at least one of several milestones of development.
The researchers, who adjusted their statistics to account for gender and ethnicity, found that kids whose parents were stressed or had experienced domestic violence -- or both -- were more likely than others to have problems with language, social skills and movement skills.
Campbell said the study has several weaknesses, however. It may have missed cases of domestic violence, depression and anxiety in parents, she said, and the findings don't account for the possible effects of two major factors: how much education the parents had and the number of parents who remain in the family.
"This is not a great study, but the message is important," she said. "If primary-care pediatricians and nurse practitioners are convinced of the lethal effects of family risk on children's development, maybe they will be more likely to provide referrals for intervention."
"Of course, this is a whole other topic, as there are not nearly enough quality services available for children living in families requiring a range of social services, even though decades of research underscores their effectiveness," she said.
SOURCES: Amy Lewis Gilbert, J.D., M.P.H., assistant professor of pediatrics, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis; Susan Campbell, Ph.D., professor of psychology, University of Pittsburgh; December 2013 Pediatrics
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Orchids Restaurant - Hayfield Manor's signature restaurant, Orchids, offers fine dining by candlelight. The menu features the finest in contemporary Irish cuisine. Orchids is opened for dinner Tuesday through Saturday.
Perrotts Garden Bistro - Perrotts Garden Bistro is a casual dining restaurant featuring Mediterranean and international dishes for both lunch and dinner.
Afternoon Tea - Served in the hotel's lobby or the Drawing Room. Includes tea, finger sandwiches, pastries, cakes, and chocolates.
Breakfast - Served buffet-style, with pastries, fruit, cereal, meat, and fish. A la carte options also available.
Room Service - Available 24 hours a day.
Hayfield Manor offers live music every weekend from the resident pianist or lounge singer.
Nearby Things to Do
This Cork hotel has an indoor pool, an outdoor spa tub, and fitness equipment.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Boat tours nearby
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- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
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Spa Services
The Beautique has nine treatment rooms, a steam room, and an outdoor spa tub. The treatment menu includes facials massage, wraps, nail services, The relaxation room overlooks the indoor pool.
- Number of treatment rooms 3
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service dogs are allowed
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: EUR 27.50 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 50 per room (roundtrip)
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 72 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- The property is a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
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Friday's Red Sox-Blue Jays matchups: Josh Beckett vs. Aaron Laffey
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The Red Sox have won five out of their seven games since the All-Star break, and now with the momentum of Thursday's dramatic win over the White Sox courtesy of Cody Ross' walk-off home run, Boston will send Josh Beckett to the mound Friday against the Blue Jays to keep it going.
Beckett bounced back from a rough outing against the Yankees on July 6 with a win Sunday over the Rays in which Beckett recorded seven strikeouts while allowing three runs through six innings pitched.
The three-time All-Star has not been the ace the Red Sox have expected him to be, recording a 5-7 record with a 4.44 ERA and 72 strikeouts this season.
The Blue Jays are familiar with the 32-year-old righty, especially Adam Lind, who has a .789 slugging percentage and a home run off Beckett.
Matching up against Beckett is Blue Jays lefty Aaron Laffey, who earned his first win in his last start against the Indians on Saturday. Laffey, who has made four starts after making four appearances as a reliever earlier in the year, has a 1-1 record with a 3.38 ERA.
In Laffey's win over the Indians, the 27-year-old allowed four runs on eight hits while recording four strikeouts through five innings.
The Red Sox last faced Laffey in his first start of the year on June 26, when he shut Boston out through six innings while only allowing three hits. However, the Red Sox got to the Blue Jays bullpen and won 5-1.
Carl Crawford, who has been hot since his return from injury with six hits in his first 14 at-bats (.429 batting average), has a chance to keep his numbers up as he has a .400 average with a double against Laffey in his career.Blue Jays vs. Beckett (RHP)
Adam Lind (22 plate appearances): .421 BA/.500 OBP/.789 SLG, 1 home run, 4 doubles, 4 strikeouts
Omar Vizquel (15): .267/.267/.333 SLG, 1 double, 1 RBI, 3 strikeouts
Yunel Escobar (11): .091/.091/.091, 3 strikeouts
Kelly Johnson (10): .222/.300/.222, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
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Ben Francisco (3): 1.000/.1.000/2.000, 2 double
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Abstract: In this paper we exhibit the full prime factorization of the ninth Fermat number . It is the product of three prime factors that have 7, 49, and 99 decimal digits. We found the two largest prime factors by means of the number field sieve, which is a factoring algorithm that depends on arithmetic in an algebraic number field. In the present case, the number field used was . The calculations were done on approximately 700 workstations scattered around the world, and in one of the final stages a supercomputer was used. The entire factorization took four months.
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