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okeefe58: I was with you, until you started calling inanimate objects "this guy, "and that guy". I refuse to watch videos where people are so annoying. THEY ARE PARTS - NOT "GUYS"
1oldiesbutgoodies: On my 01 4.3 removing the distributor cap, it took a star size T20. I thought it was a T15 so when I tried it I broke the star wrench teeth. Just a heads up! Try both sizes first or you may ruin your wrench.
zackman9999: Very helpful. Thank you
MrByaahh: step by step would've been nice. in any case, the only thing I pulled off was the oil sending switch..didn't have to remove the cap or wires or anything else.
Barbara Corfield: I was actually seeing if there was a video on a chevy corsica and this process.. would this be the same way???
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LiveMcDowell: Holly hell. 120,000k +. Just noticed this. Dang.
Spectrum5GHz: You could have put more oil in the vehicle and the manufacture recommends. When was the last time you had an oil change? Was the filter replaced? Did you change the oil yourself? If you know the correct amount of oil is in your vehicle then you might want to consider replacing the oil pressure sending unit. Always consult with a trusted and certified mechanic.
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jay Guze: could you tell me the name of the piece that the switch is screwed onto?
diana mireles: do you think that i should change the oil pressure sending unit, because i already change the oil pump like 7 months ago, and angain its broken
bmusic44: On a 1997 1500 4.3 V6 ... I myself just completed this job today 1/11/13... I have had a lot of people tell me where it was located, one went as far to say remove the distributor itself! I found your video most helpful!! Less then 2 hrs... done! With 115,000 miles.. since i had removed the distributor cap, i replaced it and new rotor as well... good idea, it needed it! Oil sending unit "Socket" very helpful! No more fluctuating pressure, and more importantly, no more oil leak from the unit :)
matt0942: I have a '99 Dodge Ram and the oil pressure gauge will drop to 0 sometimes when I come to a complete stop.It will only stay there for maybe a second and then go back up.Does this sound like the sender unit needs to be replaced?
FP: Why did you have to change it in the first place?
Roger B.: i meant to say it's hard to crank now and when the oil pressure goes down the engine quits.i mechanic friend told me its the oil sending unit .i hope so.
Roger B.: i have a 1992 chevy van with the 4.3 and i guess it will be in the same spot.the van was running great then all of a sudden it would crank and when it would the oil pressure would go down(looking at the guage) and then it would shut down.and it is now hard to crank.i hope its' the oil sending unit and not the oil pump.if you have any advice i would appreciate it.thanks.
James Key: Not bad but you need to show the actual location of the sending unit and describe its location...does it twist right or left....how to unclip the units wire?, how tight to do the replace, did it work?, solve the problem...mostly your camera should be on a tripod and more wide angle..but very worth watching..thanks
matt weingartner: idk about older chevys but late 90s, the fuel pump shuts off if the oil pressure is too low
MrTarpon98: does this same instructions apply to installing it on a 97 tahoe
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I'm an older mom -- how should I handle rude comments about my age?
I'm an older first-time mom (I was 40 when my son was born last April). People act shocked when they find out my baby is my own. Several times strangers have even had the nerve to ask whether my pregnancy was planned. How should I respond when people make unwelcome comments about my age?
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That's crazy! Where we live, I don't know anyone who was under 35 when they had their first. 40 is totally normal, you're in a much better position to be a mother. You are more mature, you don't feel that you're missing out on anything because you've had the opportunity to focus on yourself and your career and you can bring all of that experience to bear on raising a great kid. Just have fun and ignore the comments of strangers, they're irrelevant. Anyone who would comment on someone's age is not worthy of your attention.posted 08/27/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm so glad I waited till I was 40 to have my baby girl - well, maybe I wish I had started just a teeny bit earlier, say 37, but it took a while to get her here! Being a more mature mom has distint advantages - like being more savvy, being more grateful, being more patient and having a stronger sense of who you are, so you are more comfortable guiding your little angel in discovering who he/she is. If someone asks you incredulously if that baby is yours, just say, "Yes." Leave it at that and they will to.posted 11/03/2004 by gracefulgirl
Well, I just found out that I am pregnant. I am 42 and wasn't planning this at all. I already have two beautiful girls and felt my family was complete. The only thing I worry about right now is if the baby will be healthy. I see all the statistics for birth defects and they worry me a bit. The good thing is that we have enough love to share with another child. The girls are really excited.posted 06/12/2011 by robertsted
a friend of mine is in her early 20s like me and she has 2 children...under age 7...her mother has children from ages 1 year to early 20s...people ask her why she chose to have a child so late in life....and she simply asks them why a person would not chose to have a child when they are mature and settled and able to really enjoy and appreciate a child....i agree with her totallyposted 11/22/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
I was 39 when I had my first child, and yes it was amazing on how rude people were when they found out how old I was. But, I am more mature and I know I have a lot more to offer than if I was in my 20's. For some people becoming a parent in your 20's may work for you, but these days it really should not matter.posted 05/11/2010 by momma rocket
My identical twin boys were born when I was 43. At 45 I had another son. I'm now 49 and if I were to get pregnant again I would love it! My age does not bother me and most people are surprised when I tell them. But I really do think it's my own positive outlook that stops people from saying anything negative. But like many others have said, older moms are much more common. As long as you can relate to your children, play with them, understand them, then age is just a number and nothing more! Today I took my boys to the park and played tag with them, played on the swings and monkey bars. Many other moms were there, many much younger than me, sitting down watching their kids & not playing with them. I treasure that my children actually want me to play with them!posted 04/07/2008 by noah-baby
Here's what I said when someone assumed I was my son's grandmother...I said "wow I must look more tired and worn-out than I think I do". she immediately realized how rude her comment was and apologized.posted 09/24/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
My mom was 46 when I was born and my parents were not trying to get pregnant. They already had 7 children, but my mom was thrilled. Her friends were horrified! I remember many times when people thought I was a grandchild. I thought it was so funny and felt very special. My parents are 62 years old now, and I love having older wisdom to guide me. Age doesn't make a parent, and my mom is my best friend, and the only person that has stuck up for me and stood by me every day of my life.posted 12/02/2012 by ruthnjun
I'm 43 and my second son is 7 months old. My first was born 22 days vefore I hit 40. I have been absolutely appaled by some of the comments from strangers. I recently had one man say "congratulations on being a late in life mom." To be honest, what hurts is that these people are not holding your license so they know how old you are. I think you have to look at the source of these comments. This particular man had a 2 year old and he was 54 and his wife was 46 when she was born. I think he wanted others to be in his same "boat." Not that it's a bad boat to be in. Still, the commenst are rude. I had a lady ask me--point blank--how old I was during my last pregnancy. I just said, "How old are you?" It shut her up. But listen, no matter how we respond, these comments suck. They hurt. Especially when we're tired (and don't look our best!!!), have gained a few pounds, are hormonal and feel over-whelmed with child care duties. Just TRY to ignore them!posted 02/20/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Young mothers get the rude comments and looks also. people who have these opinions will never be happy. I was 20 & married when my first was born . When I was pregnant people would give me funny look after she was born people would give me funny looks and my mom said one day why do you care what other people think it's your life live it your way. I'm 26 now and my daughters are 6 and 3, I'm the youngest mother at kindergarten and play group but no one has looked at me funny or put me down for it. I have owned my house for 5 years and my children are fed and clothed and HAPPY. I'm a GREAT mother I have been since day 1 I've had a babysitter watch my kids 3 times in 6 year. I love my kids and I would do anything for them. I'm a stay at home mom and I love it but I can't wait to get back to work. I say as long as your able to have babies be it 20 or 50 it must be ment to be!!! otherwise we wouldn't be able to have kids that late or early. WHO CARE WHAT OTHERS THINK AS LONG AS YOU ARE HAPPY!!!!!!!posted 05/12/2006 by Vampella1
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The competition was fierce as he battled it out with several other top players over the weekend clawing his way to victory. For his amazing knife skills MLG is awarding him the $500 prize! If you missed out this week, don't worry, MLG has three more challenges coming up, each with their own $500 prize!
As with all of the Starhawk tournaments, we work closely with MLG to validate all of the leaderboard statistics through a very powerful system called Tableau. In fact, we have a designer who is dedicated to the data collection and interpretation process who helps us understand all of the statistics generated by our game. You've probably seen his charts and graphs when we post them on the forums. He spent several days this week going through all of the top players in the quick challenge to ensure that everyone was playing fair and not 'killfarming' to inflate their statistics. In the process he generated some really interesting charts such as this heat map showing where all of Lightning__V's kills took place over the course of the weekend!
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Yell at her in a bunch of swear words she can not understand.
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"Somebody other than Jesus is watching you, and neither that guy or Jesus is going to be happy if you break the law." That's what the sign in the background reminds me of.
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What if you use a bunch of long, complicated words she doesn't understand?
is it just me or are her breasts are breaking the register?
I laughed so hard at the sign in the background XD
Poor Jen, I want to hug her to help her feel better. And apparently, they'll need to get a new register because Kusuna's boobs are breaking it LOL.
it probably helps that Kusuna's showing a lot of cleavage as that always annoys Jen too.
I have no idea why, but I find Kusuna's pants alluring. You draw them so wonderfully ._.
Actually, you draw everything wonderfully ^^
Actually, you draw everything wonderfully ^^
You're too kind.
Could also be because there is something shiny there. Shiny always attracts attention.
It's always fun when you do that. They don't know whether to be insulted or confused
It's alright. I can't understand cartoon swearing either.
Why do they consider her a bitch again?
Why her it's mad? xO
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During February of this year I was in Arches National Park with some amazing conditions. I had never shot in fog before this nor have I since, and I don't think I've ever had more fun practicing photography. The elements transformed already amazing landscapes that I'd seen dozen's of times into views that earnestly seemed otherworldly.
The fog here created a type of a natural ceiling in the Wall-street section of Arches National Park, Utah.
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The fog here created a type of a natural ceiling in the Wall-street section of Arches National Park, Utah.
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Fantastic capture , I live in northern utah and have been to arches nat. Park many times and I doesnt get foggy there very often and only in the winter . Beautiful place for photos at any time of year though. Great timing for a great capture. Nicely done .
I appreciate it, the way I see it we're fortunate to live in Utah.
This is awesome!
Amazing photograph!
Wow, I was in Sedona tis year in similar fog - I was outraged at first as had never heard of such a thing, then like you realised it was something quite special..! Lovely image
Haha, I have lived in Utah my whole life and have never seen anything like this.
I should really get down there when it snows.
I should really get down there when it snows.
You've been down there in summer or spring I hope? I love Moab and the surrounding area, Utah is an awesome place.
wow beautiful unique shot!
Happy new year my friend to you as well!
wonder full shot..
Amazing shot
Love the ambiguity that the fog brings to the clear cut contrast between the red and white! Great Job
Awesome, man. Just like all of your other stuff from the area. Unique and well-captured.
I was really lucky to be down there with the fog and snow. I just tried not to mess it up! Thanks for the feedback.
Very beautiful shot, this landscape is superb, really stunning.
Really nice!!!!!
Amazing shot!!!
That's amazing!I love this shot!!
Beautiful colours!
So eery and cold feeling yet so dramatic. Lovely work.
Gorgeous colours!!!
I honestly think you have gotten the most unique shot's of this place. I don't recall ever seeing a photo from here taken under fog. These are the kinds of images that define a photographer. That being said, this kicks my ass big time. You were definitely there at the right time.
Haha, thanks a lot man, it really was a great trip. One of those weekends where everything kind of falls into place.
Amazing shot!
The fog truly does turn it into something different!
The fog truly does turn it into something different!
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I'd like to propose an Incendia Contest! I've uploaded a set of parameters called IncendiaContest.par (and a sample JPG as well) to the Incendia Chat Logs folder (type in "logs" in the chat room for the link). Rules of the contest are simple. Keep the same texture selection and objects, but change anything else you want. Change the fractal type, lighting, the positions of the objects, their depth or radius or any of their other settings, vol-fog, skylight, orientation of any of the objects, and so forth. Add new objects and shrink the original ones. As long as those three object types in those three textures/color-schemes are visible, it counts.
Be creative! And, when you have a piece ready to submit, post your submission here on DA and note me with the link. I'll update this journal piece with thumbnails for each submission. And, if you would like to share your parameters, there is a FTP drag-and-drop utility in that same logs folder that will let you upload your parameters to that folder.
I have nothing to offer a winner, but I think it would be kinda fun to see what different people (especially the one developer guy that has 120 fractals in his setup!) can come up with starting with a single set of parameters. Just so you will know ahead of time, my submission to the contest will be nothing more than a zoomed in version of the contest parameters...the base as it were.
djeaton3162: Capstoned:
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First Ever Incendia Contest by djeaton3162Watch
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can I submit this please :thumb96426113:
I just added it.
oh thankyou SO MUCH.. I wanted to be in the forefont of us pioneers of the new Incendia fractal world [or something !!!]XXXX
I hope Aexion does release the trial soon. I'd like to be able to participate too,
I think it might be a good idea to have this contest when it's released to everyone. It sort of limits those who can participate.
I'm not deleting the parameters and there is no time limit. Aexion may be releasing an open trial very soon. Keep your fingers crossed....
cool, I would participate but the author of the program never responded to me even though I was one of the very first people to request it, I know the rest of the story, ah well, Good luck with it D
Sounds excellent. I'm quite looking forward to this!


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Last week, I looked at the 2014 National League All-Stars as aligned by their ownership in the NL Tout Wars League. I was unable to draw a firm correlation between the industry fantasy league's standings and the quantity of All-Stars for several reasons.
For one, All-Stars are not created equal. In the most extreme case, my Tony Watson is clearly less valuable than Steve Gardner's Clayton Kershaw. Yet the two were considered two peas in the same pod in my quick and dirty initial analysis.
Even more important is the reality that the rules and processes surrounding the Midsummer Classic do not always ensure the best players from the first half of the season are representing their leagues in the All-Star Game.
Sure, the players and managers can smooth out some of the rough edges created by fan voting, but there are still limitations beyond the raw roster size. For example, having one representative per team could keep a more deserving player out of the game. So could an All-Star manager taking one of his own players over a more talented opponent.
I am violently against the use and abuse of the word "snub," however. More often than not, there are simply more deserving players for All-Star consideration than slots to be filled. That should not be considered a slight on those not chosen, but instead a realization that the current process is imperfect. Likely any adjustments would never end the arguments.
Anyway, this time around, I am looking at 13 of the best NL players not chosen for the All-Star team. I will also check how they align to the NL Tout standings, though I am not expecting to receive much of any insight from that.
As noted above, the rich get richer. Or should I say, the best teams are reaffirmed. Not only did Seth Trachtman of Sporting News have the most regular All-Stars, he also had the most members of my "not All-Star team." Impressive.
At the other end of the spectrum is Derek Carty, who was just behind Trachtman in the standings in fourth place despite only two real All-Stars and none from my group of 13. Carty has a very balanced roster – the polar opposite of stars and scrubs.
If he wasn't my competitor, I would root for Carty for that very reason.
Brian Walton was the 2009 National League Tout Wars champion, scoring the most points in the league's 16-year history. He also holds the all-time NL Tout single-season records for wins and saves. His work can also be found daily at TheCardinalNation.com and thecardinalnationblog.com. Follow Brian on Twitter.
During this last week, among my baseball-related activities were to assess how I could improve my under-performing team in National League Tout Wars and of course, watching the 2014 All-Star Game from Minneapolis Tuesday night.
When encountering a friend recently with whom I had not spoken for several months, he queried me how my Tout team is doing. Surprised that I am deep in the second division, he asked me why.
My answer may have seemed a bit trite, but it was accurate. "I picked the right players in the wrong season," was my conclusion.
That got me thinking.
As I studied the player introductions for the Mid-Summer Classic, I did not recall seeing even one member of my Tout squad. That was not a good feeling to say the least. After all, with all the injury and Sunday pitching replacements, 41 players ended up being named to the NL roster. With 12 Tout teams, my "fair share" should be close to 3 1/2.
On the broader point, I wondered if there might be any correlation between NL Tout standings and the number of National League All-Stars on each of our rosters.
In reality, I did have two All-Stars, both reserves from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Neither was part of my master plan for the 2014 season and one of them is about as tenuous as a selection could be.
I grabbed Josh Harrison as a free agent when he first came up and he has not only delivered solid stats, but also offers significant positional versatility. On the other hand, setup man Tony Watson has been sitting there unclaimed on the waiver wire almost all season long. The lefty just joined my Tout team a few weeks ago and has been on the bench all but the first week. In other words, Watson's impact on my results has been very, very small.
The league-wide details follow with a summary afterward.
Not surprisingly, the two teams with the most NL All-Stars sit first and third in the standings. Seth Trachtman of The Sporting News is in third place, but leads the way with seven All-Stars. USA TODAY's Steve Gardner is leading the league currently and is second with six All-Stars.
Yet, in between them is the second-place team, managed by two-time champion Tristan H. Cockcroft of ESPN. He is doing very well despite sporting just a trio of All-Stars, as his track record indicates he knows how to win.
Further, tied with me and three others at the bottom of the heap with just a pair of All-Stars is the fourth-place team of Derek Carty. That clearly indicates that one does not need a heavy complement of All-Stars to field a competitive team.
I guess I will have to continue searching for another excuse.
It was Hall of Famer Branch Rickey who famously preached, "It is better to trade a man a year too early than a year too late."
Having passed away in 1965, the Mahatma never played fantasy baseball.
If he had, perhaps his famous quote would have instead gone like this, "It is better to acquire a man a year too early than a year too late."
In looking back to last season's National League Tout Wars squad, that is sort of how I feel. Only because the Tout leagues are re-draft format, acquiring a player last year (or trading one, for that matter) has no relevance to this year.
That is the source of my pain.
Seeing players upon whom I took a chance in 2013 excel this season hurts, because they are not on my 2014 roster.
Many of my competitors expect me to have a soft spot in my heart for St. Louis Cardinals players because I cover the organization for a living.
That is definitely not the case. Like many others, I look for value on draft day over all and never want to overpay.
Therein lies the rub.
Players that delivered more than expected last year are more than likely going to carry a much higher place this year. That recent success also could mean more competition on draft day.
A review of my 2013 Tout roster reminds me of multiple players I wished I still owned today – but do not.
One Cardinal I did not acquire until after he left the club offers such an example.
Heading into 2013, Kyle Lohse was homeless, though the Scott Boras client was hardly destitute. Instead of playing golf in Phoenix with the likes of Mark Mulder, the right-hander wanted to be on a baseball diamond last spring.
However, his status as a free agent who had turned down a qualifying offer from his former team in St. Louis meant a signing team would have to forfeit an early draft pick that June.
On draft day, we had no idea when the former Cardinals right-hander would sign. Worst case, he would remain unsigned until mid-season as happened to his Boras stable-mate Stephen Drew this year.
Further, in a mono league like NL Tout, any buyer had only a 50 percent chance of getting any stats from Lohse. Joining an American League club would make him worthless in a National League format.
Others worried that being away from pitching guru Dave Duncan could lead to Lohse turning into a pumpkin at midnight. After all, prior to joining the Cardinals, he was an aggregate 11 games under .500 with an ERA over 4.50. With St. Louis, Lohse was a different pitcher, with a 55-35, 3.90 on his ledger.
I rolled the dice on draft day, raising the opening $1 bid to $2. The table went quiet, apparently surprised by my bid.
Fortunately, Lohse quickly came to terms with the Milwaukee Brewers on a three-year contract and delivered.
After logging a 3.35 ERA in his Milwaukee debut and in a secure situation, Lohse went for $7 this spring. Baseball HQ's Phil Hertz has to be delighted with the 9-2 record and 3.08 ERA he has received to date in return.
All I have is remorse.
As soon as Jake Arrieta was acquired by the Cubs from Baltimore on this same weekend one year ago, I grabbed the then-27-year-old right-hander for the non-descript price of one dollar. The only reason I did not bid zero was that Tout rules would not allow it. Arrieta was initially assigned to Triple-A Iowa and did not join the Chicago rotation until mid-August.
The former Orioles top prospect demonstrated some of the promise he had long teased fantasy owners with by going 4-2 with a 3.66 ERA over his nine starts.
As much as I would have like to have had Arrieta back on my 2014 roster, he went to Peter Kreutzer instead. While Arrieta's 5-1, 1.88 mark is impressive, even more so is his 74 strikeouts in 64 1/3 innings. It is the first time in his five-year career that he has fanned more than a batter per inning.
Oft-injured Chase Utley came into 2013 having played just 83 games the prior season, the fewest since his rookie year a decade earlier. The combination of bad knees and advancing age (now 35) playing on a declining Phillies team meant I scored the second baseman when others shied away.
Utley went on to bat .284, his highest mark since 2008. Playing in 131 games, the left-handed batter slammed 18 home runs and plated 69.
With the injury concerns diminished, Utley fetched $19 this season. Todd Zola has already received 81 games of production, a .287 average and enough RBI that Utley is on pace to top his 2013 total. He has been recognized by voters as the likely starter for the National League in the All-Star Game.
Seeing these players continue to excel helps remind me (and hopefully you after reading this) to forget about Rickey and not to be too hasty in leaving behind prior season players in a re-draft league the year after they had been a bargain.
I would like to blame Josh Byrnes, but it would not be fair to pile on a guy who has twice been fired from one of the 30 best jobs in Major League Baseball by the age of 44.
So, I will more appropriately take the blame myself, instead.
Last week, I wrote about a key element of my plan to improve my place in the standings of National League Tout Wars. In a nutshell, I want to acquire young prospects before they are promoted to the Majors.
While I have had some successes in my approach, two examples of pitching mistakes I made came to light this week. One involves Byrnes.
About a month ago, the then-general manager of the San Diego Padres was quoted as saying that he was impressed with the pitching of right-hander Odrisamer Despaigne and more than hinted that the 27-year-old Cuban expat could get a look in San Diego soon.
Granted, San Diego is not an offensive powerhouse by any stretch of the imagination, but any starter worth a darn who pitches half his games in Petco Park is worth having. (Or is it that anyone who pitches half his games in Petco has to be worth a darn?)
Now perhaps Byrnes was engaging in a bit of hype-building. After all, in early May, he had committed a million bucks of his team's owners' cash on the pitcher and things were probably already not going too well at the office.
No matter, as the praise seemed justified. At the time, Despaigne had dominated in his first two professional starts - in a known hitters' circuit, the Double-A Texas League. He allowed just one run on four hits and struck out 12 in 7 2/3 innings. A promotion to Triple-A quickly followed.
That was good enough for me. I made an uncontested bid of $1 (zero dollar bids on minor leaguers are not allowed in Tout) and carried Despaigne for a week on my active roster generating no stats, as required by league rules.
I then parked Despaigne on my bench for the next three weeks while watching his results every fifth day at El Paso. It was not pretty to say the least.
Despaigne pitched beyond five innings just once in five Triple-A outings. Worse, he was battered for 20 runs in 23 2/3 innings for a 7.61 ERA. If that wasn't bad enough, his supporter Byrnes was sacked in San Diego.
I dropped Despaigne 10 days ago, and in the process, added another speculation play, Atlanta catcher Christian Bethancourt (I guess that roster spot is dedicated to those with long names).
I should know by now that things in San Diego often do not go as expected, especially this season. To that end, the Padres soon encountered a run of pitching injuries. Specifically, the shoulder problems of Andrew Cashner created a rotation opening filled by none other than the aforementioned Despaigne.
Now sitting on NL Tout's waiver wire, Despaigne's impressive results in his major league debut were wasted. All he did was shut out the team with the best record in the National League at the time, the San Francisco Giants, on four hits over seven innings.
Needless to say, Despaigne should generate considerable bidding activity this coming weekend and surely will not go for $1 this time.
It is of little solace that some scouts suggest that Despaigne lacks swing and miss stuff and may have trouble once he becomes known around the league. I know I could have at least enjoyed his honeymoon period.
To be honest, I might not have written this article had the Despaigne situation been an isolated incident.
Instead, just a couple of days later, salt was rubbed in my wounds by the organization I cover for a living, the St. Louis Cardinals.
The club lost 40 percent of its starting rotation on Monday when shoulder ailments pushed Michael Wacha and Jaime Garcia to the disabled list. While Carlos Martinez - who is on my Tout roster – took one spot, the Cards had no obvious choice for the other.
The club made a bold move, promoting the 19th overall selection in the 2013 draft, left-hander Marco Gonzales, straight from Double-A to a major league starting berth. It had been over two decades since a similar move occurred in the organization.
Gonzales lost two major recognition opportunities in the process. He had to give up his starting assignment in the Texas League All-Star Game as well as his invitation to the MLB All-Star Futures Game, to be held in Minneapolis on July 13. Somehow, I don't think he minded.
Though Gonzales yielded five runs in five innings in his MLB debut, I liked what I saw from the 22-year-old. He had a 2:1 groundball advantage and three strikeouts, including a very impressive punchout of the hottest hitter in baseball in Troy Tulowitzki. Gonzales should also receive a mulligan since his debut was in Coors Field, a tough assignment for even a seasoned veteran.
Perhaps I am being too hard on myself for not having anticipated Gonzales' arrival. I have been very aware of his talents, but did not expect the Cardinals to bring him up until September at best. Those plans clearly changed in one day – the day after our most recent free agent period ended.
As in the case of Despaigne, I expect aggressive bidding from my Tout peers will result in Gonzales landing on a competitor's roster.
Can I somehow blame that on Byrnes, too?
By the time a baseball season is nearing the completion of its third month, the realistic title chances of any team is pretty well understood. I am not suggesting any league race is over this soon nor that I have perfect predictive powers. Yet when you are good, you know it by now and when it just isn't your year, well, that is painfully obvious.
The latter case is where I reside in National League Tout Wars for 2014. At some point down the line, I will revisit my fatal mistakes made on draft day, but not yet. I am still competing.
Saturday marked an important milestone for me as it marked the first day since April that my team was not in the league cellar. I am more than willing to celebrate any victory, even a small one.
The core of my roster remains the same - seriously underachieving veterans with solid prior track records. A few are starting to show life, but plenty continue to stink.
As recently as last week, I had eight players on the disabled list. I am grateful for the unlimited in size DL that is in place in Tout, but to be honest, most of my players on the shelf are not difference-makers.
Well, none of the members of my injured corps are difference-makers now, but I had hoped that the likes of Cliff Lee (older), Jedd Gyorko (younger) and Carl Crawford (injury-prone) would have been important contributors. It has not been $58 well spent on the trio.
Unlike some leagues, the inverse order of the standings has no relevance in Tout – other than to break ties in the weekly free agent allocation bidding process. Because trades are doubly-difficult to execute in industry leagues, the free agent market is my only hope of injecting fresh blood into a tired roster.
One major challenge is that most of the elite prospects likely to be called up this season across the National League are already rostered. Many have been since the start of the season, as I detailed in this earlier article.
I need to digress for a moment and mention that Tout has an important feature that encourages players not to give up and to compete until the end. For the next season, FAAB money is docked from all finishers who end up below pre-defined point targets.
In my case, if the season ended today, I would be 10 points short of that minimum and therefore, would be penalized $10 from my $100 FAAB stipend for 2015.
I should mention that one of the Tout governing board insists that this feature is not a stick, but is instead a positive motivator. While I am fine with the feature and the reasons for its implementation, I strongly disagree with the happy-talk spin.
If FAAB rebalancing was really a benefit as he insists, the best teams would be given more money the next year instead of docking cash from the poorest-finishing ones.
At any rate, the rules are what they are.
They don't encourage me to just walk away and sign up for second-half or monthly leagues. They don't make me want to shift my attention to short-term gratification that can come from daily leagues.
Don't get me wrong. If you favor those formats, go for it. In my case, I signed up for the marathon and I am going to finish it the best I can.
I am not just going to stop at getting 10 more points to protect my 2015 FAAB. I want to finish in the upper half of the league. That is my revised target for this season.
The way I will get there is by smart waiver wire acquisitions.
It was a small thing, really insignificant, except to me. A one-sentence e-mail from a competitor this Monday congratulated me. "Once again, you appear to be ahead of the curve," he wrote. In this case, he was referring to my acquisition of Atlanta catcher Christian Bethancourt the night before.
The rumor originated from MLB.com's Atlanta beat writer Mark Bowman on Sunday evening that the Braves are considering calling up their top prospect catcher.
If brought up, Bethancourt would not be nailed to the bench as are most MLB reserve catchers. He would need to play every day. To make that happen, the by-products of such a move would be the benching of a multi-million dollar player in B.J. Upton and the shift of incumbent backstop Evan Gattis to his spot in left field.
Though sitting the elder Upton would be dramatic, the Braves have stepped up to a similar underachiever by playing prospect Tommy La Stella ahead of expensive veteran Dan Uggla.
Further, the Braves have fallen behind the Washington Nationals in the National League East and if the season ended today, Atlanta would not be a Wild Card, either. So action may soon be warranted.
Though the Braves later denied Bowman's story - an interesting set of circumstances since they all ultimately work for the same enterprise - when I read it on Sunday night, I decided to act.
While Tout allows $0 bids for major leaguers, any players still in the Minors cost a minimum of $1. This was intended to slow speculative bids for prospects. Another related penalty is that the claiming team has to absorb a week of no stats before the acquired minor leaguer can be moved to the bench.
Whether the reason was because I was the only one who heard the Bethancourt rumor or because no one else wanted to take the hit to acquire him, my $1 bid was uncontested.
I was willing to pay the price in hopes that Bethancourt can contribute in the second half at a position at which my team is especially weak.
I am not under the illusion that he is going to vault into consideration for the NL Rookie of the Year Award, but if I make enough small Bethancourt-like moves, I can still make something of this season.
As you look at your teams, I encourage you to do the same, not literally, but to assess what you can do to become competitive if you are not. And if you are in contention, identify and execute a plan to reach the top!
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DEIDARA - Good job, Kuro by KaoyuxWatch
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Deidara in his younger days in Iwagakure
Deidara and Kurotsuchi (Naruto) © Masashi Kishimoto
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Deidara in his younger days in Iwagakure
Deidara and Kurotsuchi (Naruto) © Masashi Kishimoto
Art © Ireal
I like the realistic details in this picture.Deidara supposed to me younger but thats okay.His fice expression is quite manly than usual, this makes it original too.Also you drew Kuro very well, if it was was drawn by Masashi Kishimoto, I'm sure it would look like that.But in my opinion, you should draw more shy.Yes she is a brave girl but we can say without thinking she has special feelings for Deidara. Whatever, I like warm colours you chose.Thats 'an innocent and romantic pose with wild atmosphere.Their clothes are are a little big for them,eh ? That'a nice detail too.And I love the sunlight's angle. It's a lovely picture.You may never see Deidara like that again. Good job.
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21 out of 21 deviants thought this was fair.
Cute! XD
Very good artist 🎨
Deidara is soo hooot ♥ i really like his personality ♥ kurotsuchi seems to have feelings toward deidara but damn it kishimoto !! Why you didn't let us see their relation !
nice work
i love this work and i love this couple. It´s sad that there are not so many people who love this two together
aweseome work. wish there would be more like you who make such beautiful pics !!!
aweseome work. wish there would be more like you who make such beautiful pics !!!
That´s awesomeee!!
The background and Dei looks so hoooot *O*
The background and Dei looks so hoooot *O*
Beautiful!!! this is my favourite Naruto pairing...i love this two together. Deikuro <3 <3 <3
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Daidara was only 19 at his time of death.
The things I would do to be that girl...
if she gets to be Dei's girlgriend,ofcouse!! i'll do anything to be her!!!!!!!! I LOVE U DEIDARA,4EVA!!!!!
Nice work I love Deidara-sama *_*!
You really captured the Iwagakure feel with the background and lighting.
Deidara's Flak Jacket looks nice too.
Very nice job, just a splendid piece of art!
Deidara's Flak Jacket looks nice too.
Very nice job, just a splendid piece of art!
I've been looking for this picture!
I've been looking for this picture!
No! No! NOOO! It can not be, she is his sister! Т,Т
Kishimoto said she is Deidara's sister? when and where?
She is not related to Deidara. That is like saying Konohamaru is related to Naruto 'cuz he says nii-san (which translated to big brother). Like how Naruto says Sasuke is like his brother because the were so close. Kuro and Dei were on the same team like Naruto and Sasuke. So they probably have a brother/sister relationship.
I always thought that, in fact I posted long time ago a journal about this, but I really had doubts for a while, since I'm not reading manga lately, so I was like... maybe Kishimoto said that they are brother and sister?
It's ok then, I'm glad they are not siblings
It's ok then, I'm glad they are not siblings
are they brother and sister or a couple or something?
no there not related if you look on deidara's wiki
it says he have no sister so no there not!
it says he have no sister so no there not!
Is Kurotsuchi a woman or a man is this yaoi or hentai XP
That blonde we all know and love...
asdf I love this. There isn't nearly enough DeiKuro fanart out there, and you drew them beautifully. I love the setting and the soft colors, and the poses are great. Wonderful work. <3
I want a Kurotsuchi flashback pretty badly. I keep waiting for these newer characters from the non-konoha, non-suna villages to gain more of a following. Looks like I'm going to have to wait a bit longer.
Of course, he's Deidara.XD
Lol silly deidara
Dei: nice work Née-chan
kuro: Onii-chan >\\\\< stooooop
Dei: nice work Née-chan
kuro: Onii-chan >\\\\< stooooop
LOL another amazing piece of art work. the lighting is lovely how youve done it. great work
I thought Kurotsuchi was his "sister" o.o
But I think he's into Sasori? lol. Cute Kurotsuchi. Win!
well, this is supposed to be a picture about Deidara when he was in his village. After he left Iwagakure, Sasori TOUGHT DEIDARA WHAT'S BETTER OPTION of course! 8D
Очень красиво. Обожаю их обоих
how'd you draw that lovely background?
I'm jealousss -_-
Amazing work!


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Centred at our hotel in Skegness, the County offers an excellent entertainment room, with a sprung dance floor that's ideal for dancing and already used widely by local dancing clubs. Our expert leaders have planned a great programme and for those who are relatively new to this type of dancing we have arranged a special 'tuition' morning. There will be a great mix of dances, with all levels catered for and tuition on the new popular dances from the Line Dancers Top 10.
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Roll back the years to a vintage era - a time just after the war when everyone headed to the seaside for a traditional holiday each year. Our break at the landmark Imperial Hotel in Blackpool includes a special 'We'll Meet Again' dinner and 1940's sing-a-long, a lively and entertaining talk about Blackpool in its heyday, and the history of the Imperial Hotel over the years. You'll also be able to take a heritage tour of the hotel and learn about and sample a Mayflower Spirit Cocktail - an Imperial speciality! If you love the seaside, and love nostalgia, this is the break for you.
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The idea that capital gains treatment should only be available to those with money to invest would advance a policy that puts a higher value on financial contributions than vision, hard work and other forms of sweat equity.
That's from Steve Judge, president of the Private Equity Growth Capital Council, and I think he just said "the idea that capital gains treatment should only be for gains to capital is unfair to people who earn their income from labor," and, I mean, that's certainly a position you can have, but … I dunno, that's not how I'd argue for taxing my labor at a lower rate than other people's labor?1
It's from this very funny FT article about the incidence of changes to private-equity taxation. Basically you can just about imagine, if you have an overactive imagination, that a second Obama term would bring changes to the tax treatment of carried interest so that the 20 in private equity's 2-and-20 would be taxed as ordinary income (35%) instead of capital gains (15%). As with any tax on a business it's worth asking who actually pays it, and one possible answer is "well, if we amend our partnership agreements to require LPs to gross up managers for any change in the tax code, then the LPs will pay it, won't they." That answer turns out to be (1) something that people have actually tried and (2) wrong:
Spurred by the possibility of a change in taxation, five LPs told the Financial Times that many GPs were introducing general clauses into partnership agreements that would give them power to change the terms if there was any change in the tax regime. …
General partners said their investors had shown little interest in their tax rate and have generally declined requests to stand up for the industry when it comes to the tax break, which benefits buyout groups.
One, who said his firm had not made any changes to its fund documents, said he would be surprised if such changes got past large institutional investors. "We have found that our LPs are unsupportive on the issue."
Perhaps surprisingly, I own an economics textbook and here is a thing it says:
The incidence of a tax depends on the responsiveness of buyers and of sellers to a change in price. When buyers respond to even a small rise in price by leaving this market and buying other things, then they will not be willing to accept a price that is much higher. Similarly, if sellers respond to a small reduction in what they receive by shifting to other areas or going out of business, then they will not be willing to accept a much smaller payment, net of tax.
You can think your thoughts but there seems to be at least some evidence that (1) "investors have become sceptical about the ability of private equity to deliver big returns in the face of ailing public stock markets" and might leave this market and buy other things,2 while (2) most alternative investment managers are unlikely to quit to become touring members of Grizzly Bear. More to the point, we have (somewhat hypothetical) evidence that investors aren't going to pay it, in the form of them rejecting (somewhat hypothetical but nonetheless) direct requests that they pay it. So that leaves pretty much the managers to pay it.
That's not really surprising – "General partners said their investors had shown little interest in their tax rate," and why should they, really? You pay 2 and 20 because your grandfather paid 2 and 20, and his grandfather before him, and you're not about to pay 2 and 26.153 just because somebody else's taxes went up. Nor is it that interesting, really, unless you actually think that taxes on carried interest will go up soon, which, I don't, but what do I know, I had money on Rick Perry being elected president.
What's interesting is that this sort-of-hypothetical debate does tell you a bit about elasticity in private equity fees. In the face of an external shock to the status quo, managers tried to keep their share the same and take the costs out of investors – and the investors, so far, seem to have pushed back and won. And you could imagine their success in keeping the status quo could embolden them to push managers' share of the pie even lower. What are the managers gonna do about it – work for a living? That's so tax inefficient.
Private equity managers fear tax hit [FT]
TPG co-founder warns on returns [FT]
1. For the record, if I were arguing for it, I'd probably take John Carney's approach, which is one part metaphysical "what is a capital gain anyway?" and one part cynical "we'll find a way around any changes you might make." Though I wouldn't lean too hard on the second part: I suspect his way around the changes would actually founder on the IRS properly determining that it's not really a loan, and here is the FT again:
The lawyer was also sceptical that private equity groups would be able to avoid new laws designed specifically to end a highly preferential tax break. "Our tax guys would shrug their shoulders, the only way is to raise the carry," he said.
2. Ooh also in "today in private equity people saying regrettable things to the FT":
"Returns are trapped by history," Mr Bonderman added. "When public markets returned 12 per cent and Treasury rates were 600 to 700 basis points higher, private equity returns of 20 per cent made sense."
TBF he was talking in Asia, where things are worse, and even the S&P was flat for 2011, etc. etc. Still!
3. Right? (100% – 15%) x (20%) = (100% – 35%) x (26.15%). Also: you and your ancestors are precocious, reproductively and financially, in that sentence. I understand that there was no "private equity" charging "2 and 20" in, like, 1880 or whatever.


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Fifth Third Ballpark-Comstock Park, MI: This weekend the West Michigan Whitecaps officially kicked off the 2015 season, hosting a 'SnOwPEN house' at Fifth Third Ballpark. There were s'more stations and a pitching area out front for the kids and adults alike. The mascots Crash, Roxy, and Frankie were interacting with the fans, also.
Brian's favorite activity of the day was getting a ride by the sled dogs. This was a very popular activity for others, too, as we waited in line for an hour in the balmy 20 degree weather (at least it wasn't -35, as it is today). The wait was worth it, as Brian had a blast getting pulled around in the snow. We were lucky to get him on, too, as he was in the second to last group, and so many people had given up that were ahead of us.
Up in the ballpark, the 'Caps were serving up free hotdogs for fans. They even were playing the movie 'Frozen' on the giant video board for the kids to enjoy while they ate. The ticket office opened up, too, as single game tickets went on sale. A fun day, that got us excited for baseball season. It doesn't look like the cold and snow is going anywhere soon, but we can certainly dream. We ended out day at the Van Andel Museum in downtown Grand Rapids. Brian enjoyed all of the artifacts, and especially the Real Pirate exhibit.
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50th Midwest League All-Star Classic
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Fifth Third Ballpark-Comstock Park, MI: We started off this seasons' baseball trip with a bang this year, right here in Michigan with the 50th Midwest League All-Star Classic. The doors opened at 4:00, so when we arrived we were able to watch some of the West players during batting practice. We were really lucky it turned out to be such a beautiful day, too, as the forecast called for some rain, and thankfully we never got a drop.
There were plenty of things going on to keep fans entertained during the three hours until the first pitch, also. Joining the hometown mascots Crash, Franky, and Roxy, were Big Lug (Lansing), Johnny (Fort Wayne), Lou E. Loon (Great Lakes), and Fang (Wisconsin). The mascots did a great job all night and throughout the game. Crash and Lou E. Loon really stood out from the others, though, in entertaining the crowd.
Fans were also lucky enough to get down on the field and get some autographs from the all-stars. They didn't give us a whole lot of time, but I was able to get most of the East team to sign a baseball for the kids. It was fun talking to the players, also, even the ones from opposing teams we don't get to see that often. All the players were great with the fans, and seemed very happy to be participating in the game.
Another pre-game activity was the 'Lost Art of Bunting' contest. Players from each team had a chance to try bunting the ball onto select targets down the first and third base side. This year's winner was Mallex Smith, and outfielder for the Fort Wayne TinCaps.
Also on hand to sign some autographs was Detroit Tigers' legend Willie Horton. Being a World Champion for the Tigers in 1968, he was someone my parents watched back in the 60's and 70's. We made sure he signed a ball for both of them, and I tried to get Horton in a photo with my dad, but there was some bad lighting. Still better than nothing, though. There was a long line for autographs, but it moved pretty quickly. Almost comical, though, as you couldn't have him personalize an autograph or get an actual picture with him.
Now, on to the game itself…which was a blowout. You'd think an all-star game would be pretty competitive, but the West shut down the hitters from the East almost the entire game. In fact, the East was no-hit for 7 2/3 innings, before South Bend's Marty Herum wrecked it. The Whitecaps' starting pitcher Jonathan Crawford took the loss for the East, giving up one run in two innings of work. The 'Caps Buck Farmer came in and pitched a scoreless fifth inning. He struck out one, walked one, and hit one batter. He leads the Midwest League with 87 strikeouts. Wynton Bernard played left field the entire game, going 0-3 with a walk, and leaving two runners on. Second baseman Javier Betancourt came into the game in the fifth inning. Although he was tied for the league lead in hits, he went 0-2 with a line-drive out and a ground-out. West Michigan pitchers Austin Kubitza, Chad Green, and reliever Joe Mantiply did not make an appearance.
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I use ice weapons. Dragons don't like ice. They breathe fire and fart sulphur, so ice is the last thing they cope with. Which is why I use the Ice Sword of Banderbar as often as possible when slaying dragons. But as with all enchanted weapons, the charge doesn't last forever, so I hunt for souls to trap in order to bring my sword back to full power once again.
You can't just trap a soul though... You need a soul gem to house it in, and you need a soul trap spell or weapon to kill your victim with. And those things cost gold. So I work as a mercenary in my spare time, toiling every day to earn more gold so I can buy the weapons I need and the gems required. Then I can trap more souls, recharge Banderbar's Ice Sword, and... Well, then I can slay more dragons!
Welcome to the world of Skyrim. Quite simply the most immersive role playing game on the planet. If you played Oblivion, you'll have seen the tip of the iceberg which is Skyrim. Bethesda Studios have outdone themselves this time, and the release of their latest instalment in the Elder Scrolls franchise came on 11-11-11 - just in time to be included the best of 2011.
Sure, Steve Jobs passed away; and the iPhone4S arrived; and Samsung Galaxied themselves into a stupor and Nokia partnered with Windows... But in a year's time all of that will have paled into the grey mush of the technological past. Skyrim, however, will remain. Because slaying your first dragon is something you'll never forget.
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