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My idea in writing this book has been to supply a need which others must have felt besides myself. The scholarly visitor to Lower Italy and Sicily has up till now been obliged to take his choice between travelling with a large, though always inadequate, library and travelling with nothing more than a Baedeker. There existed no single volume in which he could find all those details of topography and local archaeology which are the first interest of any man who retains a love for classical literature and a feeling for the romance of Greek history.
A beginning, indeed, was made by F. Lenormant, whose La Grande Grèce remains to this day a standard authority. But this work is already fifty years old, and is no longer adequate as a treatment of the whole subject. An immense amount has been discovered since Lenormant wrote, and during the last thirty years Italian archaeologists have made remarkable progress in the identification and exploration of Greek sites which were still only empty names to the past generation. Nevertheless, these discoveries have been almost confined to Calabria; we have learned little more of the coasts of the Gulf of Taranto. Consequently, as there is virtually no fresh material for Sybaris and Tarentum, I have made no attempt to replace the eloquent chapters in which the gifted French scholar has described these places. Every one with a taste for literature will wish to read these chapters of Lenormant for himself, and my aim has been not to rewrite a classic but only to supplement it with an account of new discoveries made since it was written.


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1. Re: FlexlinksEfx Dec 6, 2011 7:34 AM (in response to anazarenko)
Ofcourse second statement is the right answer!
2. Re: FlexlinksRickey Dec 6, 2011 10:24 AM (in response to Efx)
Yeah, 50ms sounds a lot better. But that's coming from someone who hasn't read the book yet!
3. Re: FlexlinksTomasz Sikorski Dec 27, 2011 6:48 AM (in response to Rickey)
I'm afraid that on the exam, Cisco learing materials have higher priority than reality
4. Re: firstname.lastname@example.com Dec 27, 2011 7:37 AM (in response to Tomasz Sikorski)
Yes, I can picture it already in a multiple choice question; Failover on Flexlinks is which of the following (Select one correct answer) :
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5. Re: FlexlinksElvin Arias Dec 28, 2011 6:41 AM (in response to firstname.lastname@example.com)
That would be killer.
6. Re: FlexlinksScott Morris - CCDE/4xCCIE/2xJNCIE Dec 28, 2011 8:28 AM (in response to email@example.com)
Yeah, that's not nice. But don't answer on "sometimes". So 50ms per Cisco's reality would still be "correct".
7. Re: FlexlinksElvin Arias Dec 28, 2011 1:51 PM (in response to Scott Morris - CCDE/4xCCIE/2xJNCIE)
Hi Scott,
Have you EVER configure Flexlinks for some client, i mean that is not a common client requirement, right? Because is very "nice" and all that, but i don't really see that implemented in some place, people trust on STP since is a very mature protocol.
8. Re: FlexlinksScott Morris - CCDE/4xCCIE/2xJNCIE Dec 30, 2011 7:56 AM (in response to Elvin Arias)
I actually did have one client who used them. It was an interesting alternative, and they didn't want to move to Layer3 despite recommendations.
But generally speaking, no, most haven't heard of it let alone interested in doing it!


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Hello, My last period was 03/02. I was supposed to get it about a week ago but it never came. I have been cramping like its coming but never does. I am nauseated (but havent gotten sick yet) tired and super moody at times. I know that these are sign of both my period and a "maybe baby" (as my husband calls it). I was wondering if anyone had anything like this happen.. Oh yeah i took a pregnancy test and it was negative... Help please this is all so confusing..... (i am going to try to make a doctors apt for next monday..so i will give an update then. :-)
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I was in the same boat, I just testes and I got a positive with the 99cent store. so it is possible. I knew I was pregnant even when I got the two negative results. One 4days before my period with the first response and then the day after my period was due. Good luck!posted 01/04/2016 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm kinda in the same boat. I'm six days late, i have cramping like period pains, nause but no actual puking and mood swings. I took a hpt but it was negative. Also, i wasn't trying to get pregnant and have never been so this is a bit terrifying.. Any help would be appreciatedposted 07/02/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
my period is also 6 days late and I am also having cramps and penching pain but there is no period I did like 8 hpt and they were All negative and one blood test and it was also negative the doctor told me to wait till tomorrow( day 7 after the delay of period) and do another blood test and he told me to tell him the result I was wondering whether u turned out to be pregnant or not?posted 05/02/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
I would try another test...from a different box just in case the test isn't working.at 6 days late you should be able to get a positive if you are pregnant.posted 04/05/2013 by kericksen
I've kinda got the same thing right now was due on the 1st/2nd April previous af was 10th march (I have a 23/24day cycle) so I'm 4/5 days late negative test on Tuesday night .... Been feeling sick was sick on Monday and again Wednesday keep getting lower back pain headaches also and cramping but not like normal period cramps and am totally confused as doc told me to wait till not this Monday but next to re test :sposted 04/05/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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LOS ANGELES -- This is a copycat league.
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A grind-it-out, physical brand of hockey is the winning recipe these days.
"The last two teams that won the Stanley Cup play great team games, get contributions from everybody in the lineup -- it's not about one player," Kings coach Darryl Sutter said Thursday morning after I asked him if he saw the same parallels between his team and the Bruins. "You have to be able to play a 200-foot game, you have to be very disciplined in all three zones, you have to stay out of the penalty box; you can play a physical game without taking penalties. ... I know we're one of the lower-penalized teams in the league, so that has an impact on the other's top players and on your ability to defend."
In the Kings' dressing room, I threw this line of thinking at veteran center Jarret Stoll. He thought about it for a moment and concurred.
"I think that's right," Stoll said. "Four lines, limit chances, good on special teams and very physical."
It's not surprising to the St. Louis Blues either. This is their brand of hockey as well, which produced an explosive, physical series in the first round with the Kings. Two identical brands knocking heads in the opening round, it was something to behold.
"I think the way Boston and L.A. and some other teams play now is to get on the forecheck, create the turnovers and then start and buy as much time as you can offensively," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock told ESPN.com over the phone Thursday. "It's a four-line game with lots of physical play. The best way to describe it: It's all about the harder you check, the more scoring chances you're going to get.
"But it doesn't happen unless you have defensemen who can move the puck, that allows you to get on the forecheck. Both Los Angeles and Boston have great defense[men] who can head-man the puck and get them out of trouble."
The question is whether the Chicago Blackhawks have adjusted their game enough since their 2010 Cup year to still win it all today given how the game has changed. I believe they have.
The fire-wagon hockey that Pittsburgh played in 2009 to win the Cup and that the Blackhawks matched in 2010 is clearly no longer the best bet to win.
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If the Blackhawks do win the Cup this year, it's because they're a hybrid product of the times, still having some high-octane qualities, like the stretch pass, but certainly more willing to grind out some shifts when needed.
"You need your skill guys to buy in," said Hitchcock. "To me, you look at [Patrick] Sharp and [Marian] Hossa, for example; those guys have bought in. And then you add a different element like [Bryan] Bickell in there as well."
It's not as if Penguins GM Ray Shero didn't know this is where the game was trending. In adding Douglas Murray, Brenden Morrow and Jarome Iginla, we brought in players with a physical edge.
But overall, it's still a team that appears physically overmatched by the Bruins.
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I searched Google and stackoverflow for combinations of "open source", "MySQL extension" and "deprecated" but did not find a workaround to assist with MySQL extension deprecation. What I'm imagining is a set of classes or functions that take the exact same input and outputs results in the exact same format, but does so with PDO rather than the MySQL extension. Other open source workarounds would be appreciated. Also, if anyone knows when exactly the MySQL extension is scheduled to be removed, I would really like to know - I scoured the internet for that and didn't find it.
Note: I do realize that re-writing the code is better because then I can utilize security features like bound params, (I have been using PDO and bound params when writing new code or re-writing old code, with the intention of replacing it all as I go, so a significant portion of the website's code is already there) but I have a lot of old code to maintain on this website which is still using the MySQL extension and I'm concerned that it's going to take me longer to convert it than I have. I have been given other priorities at work and it's not feasible to expect that I will be given the time to do this all at once as a separate project. In order to ensure the website survives the removal of this feature, I must ensure that all the older code and open source continues to function when the MySQL extension is removed. I could theoretically turn off PHP updates, but that might present security risks and would force me to continue to write old code when I could be writing new code. I could wait and see if I have time to do this later, but I couldn't find the date on which the MySQL extension will be removed, so that feels too much like gambling.
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P.S. In fact, I do plan to speak to my manager about MySQL deprecation and asking this question is part of my preparation process. The first thing he is going to ask is "Have you looked for a workaround?" If I say no, he is going to send me away to list our options. Additionally, he has already been advised about the security projects we should do. Do remember that the economy isn't stellar and IT is in demand - our IT department is understaffed, and there really isn't enough time to do all the things we've prioritized. Please withhold condescending sentiments.


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Klaw, please help settle this argument. If a player drives in 100 runs, what is the proper way to say that? Is it 100 RBI's, or 100 RBI? Thanks
The proper thing to do is to forget about RBI or runs scored entirely.
Who hangs up the phone first on a Willingham-for-Teheran offer? Also, any chance Rizzo could convince Minaya to give up Pagan for, say, Capps or Clippard?
Atlanta would slam the phone down and swear they'd never take Rizzo's calls again.
No Carlos Santana buzz in the national media. Function of poor team record or because he came up in June?
And Cleveland. No athlete who plays in Cleveland gets national press.
Seeing as the Rockies don't seem much interested in letting Iannetta play, couldn't they build a decent package for Cliff Lee around him?
Are the Reds for real?
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Hi Keith, if the M's can get Justin Smoak in a deal for Cliff Lee, is that pretty much the best scenario they could hope for? Would a Smoak/Saltalamacchia deal trump a Hicks/Ramos deal?
Saltalamacchia's trade value right now is somewhere between zero and negative infinity. I'd take Hicks/Ramos.
Do you think Brennan Boesch is deserving of an all star selection? Even if he regresses (which he inevitably will), you can't ignore his first half numbers.
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Can you think of any - ANY - logical reason why Garret Anderson is still on the Dodgers' roster? His OPS+ is in the 20's.
Veteran presents - he brings little trinkets to the park and hands them out to the other players before the games. I heard the Giants want to trade for Anderson and put him behind the plate so Posey can go work on catching right-handed screwballs in AAA.
I have read that the Mariners are looking for close to major league ready prospects for Lee. Is it possible that the Reds have brought up Travis Wood to showcase him for a possible trade? Is this something that teams have done in the past in order to show that a prospect can play in the majors to make him more attractive in a trade/
Yes, happens all the time. I was shooting the breeze with Mike Salk the other night, and I thought the Reds could offer Alonso, Mesoraco, and Wood for Lee and at least be in the running.
Any reason to feel optimistic about AZ making productive trades if the FO is looking over Jerry DiPoto's shoulder and having the ultimate say on deals?
I'd like to think they'll give Jerry the benefit of the doubt. He's a bright guy, widely seen as a potential GM, and articulate enough to make a good case to ownership if he wants to do something.
Can you think of a recent GM move more comical than Amaro kicking Lee to the curb for peanuts and then potentially trading something of value to reobtain him?
That's why it won't happen. Amaro would have less egg on his face if he lay down under a pregnant chicken.
Do you think Ranaudo is worth top 10 money? What are the chances he really goes back for his senior year at LSU if the Sox don't pony up that kind of money?
I do. And I don't think he'll go back if they make a competitive offer. As good as he is, the '11 draft is loaded with starters at or above his level.
How concerned are you about Moustakas' home/road splits? He's hitting something like .450 with most of his HRs at home and .260 on the road.
I never know how to answer these questions. (My least favorite: "How impressive..." I get that on radio a lot. I want to say, "Completely unimpressed, most ordinary thing I've ever seen in my life." But I digress.) I think it's an issue when valuing him, worth mentioning, but at the same time having seen and liked his swing I don't believe he's strictly a creation of his home park.
Would you trade Mike Minor right now? What do you think the Braves could get for him?
Yes. I think he could be the central prospect in a deal for a second-tier player - not a Lee or a Haren, I mean.
Can you hold an hour-long special to tell us when your next chat will be?
Only if I can invite musical guests.
Do you think Chisenhall is Cleveland's opening day third basemen next year? What kind of player does he project to be down the line?
No, I think he's probably a year further away than that. I'm not sure how much to discount his mediocre performance due to the shoulder issue - still love the swing - but I can't see him being ready after just two more months in the minors.
While Montero's triple slash line of .253/.328/.410 has been a bit disappointing, he's .330/.394/.580 over the past 23 games. Does he arguably remain the best hitting prospect in the minors?
There's no arguably - he is not the best hitting prospect in the minors. But he's a lot better than his cold start would indicate.
Lots of people are saying you can't blame Manuel for picking his own guy because how could he face Howard if he picked Votto? Are MLB players really so selfish that they don't recognize when someone is clearly playing better than they are?
I would like to think that Howard - who strikes me as a pretty laid back guy, and a reasonably bright one - would not hold that "snub" against the team that just gave him a billion dollars.
Who *is* the best hitting prospect in the minors, now that Stanton's up?
Domonic Brown.
Keith, why has Kansas City been SO slow at moving prospects along? Moustakous just moved to AAA this week and Hosmer, Montgomery, and Wil Myers haven't moved yet despite AWESOME starts.
Montgomery's been hurt twice. Myers is barely out of high school, and he's got work to do behind the plate. Hosmer is having great success after a lost 2009. I don't see any urgency in moving any of those three guys right now.
What a nice turn around for Bumgarner. Would you rather have him, the pitcher with decent stuff, great psyche and composure or a guy like Chapman with electric stuff who needs a lot more polishing?
Chapman. I'm not sure why you'd say Bumgarner has "great psyche and composure." I've never gotten that from him - he was more of a stuff guy himself.
Has Jerry Sands supplanted Dee Gordon as the Dodgers top hitting prospect? Sands has been a beast this year.
Most of what he's done has been against younger competition. I've talked to a few scouts about him - high end seems to be an average regular, low end has him as a 4A bat. Don't give up on Gordon - he was overpromoted to AA, and it may take him as much as a year to catch up. And he has great defensive value.
Why has the international signing period been going so slow?
It's typical. Some players still have yet to turn 16. And MLB has to clear some players who haven't already had their identities verified. It's going to take time.
Peavy goes down and the White Sox bring up.....Jeff Marquez. Are they not that high on Hudson anymore?
Hudson is coming up - he was removed from the Futures Game roster.
hi klaw - two giants questions for you: 1) what's ur take on posey's start - seems like the bat is playing pretty well so far and 2) was michael main a decent propsect worth taking a flyer on for the giants?
Not sure what to say about Posey - I only banged the drum for them to recall him for the first two months. Main was a decent flier considering that they sent a guy who shouldn't be more than a backup catcher to Texas in exchange.
Would do a Ramos/Hicks for Lee trade if you were the Twins?
Yes. Even if they got a pick in the 16-30 range + a comp pick next year, they'd be lucky to get near the value of Ramos and Hicks.
How come there are plenty of ML starters who have fastballs sitting at 90-92 mph, but almost nobody is considered a top prospect if they're under 94? At what point do location and secondary pitchers matter more on a scouting report than the radar gun?
Most amateur pitchers pitch less often than every fifth day. Therefore, we want to see guys who have more velocity because we know it's likely to back off when they're pitching more often. (Hence the whole "he was throwing 95 when we put him on the bus" joke told by scouts at player development's expense.)
I hate the All-Star game and I don't think Strasburg belongs. That being said, if the game truly counts, shouldn' they just put the best 25 players (and only 25) on the roster and play to win the game?
They don't play to win the game. They play it to just play it.
Why are the Padres not in the running for Lee. He seems perfect for them - vet /leader of a staff and playoff tested. Would a package of something like LeBlanc, Gregerson and/or 2 top minor leaguers do it or not enough for the Mariners
That's funny.
What is the rule on service time for a guy like Alex Gordon? If he stays in the minors for the entire season, do the Royals get an extra of control of him?
An extra year, yes.
With Peavy likely out for the season, do the White Sox make a run at Cliff Lee? If not, do you see the Sox as viable contenders in the AL Central after losing their ace (at least their ace for the past month)?
Even if they included Beckham, I'm not sure they could pull that off. And I didn't see them as viable contenders with Peavy, so it seems less likely now.
How much do you love doing these chats?
I don't know. How impressive is it that I do them?
Keith, Betances is due to struggle soon right? How surprised are you that a guy who had control problems before, comes back after TJS and now all of the sudden is pounding the zone?
It is extremely strange, but I wouldn't predict struggles just on that basis. He's always had a live arm.
Why do you hate the Rockies so much? You've always picked against them and never give them credit for being one of the best teams in baseball the last 3+ years
I'm sorry, I know some of you hate when I pick these whiners ... but this is beyond stupid, since I picked the Rockies to win the division this year.
What kind of stuff does Mike Minor have? I'm hearing rumors of a Corey Hart-Mike Minor trade, sound like a good deal to you?
I wouldn't trade anything of value for Hart. His first half is way over his head, and hitters who can be beaten that easily would scare me if I was looking to acquire them for a playoff run.
KLaw: I need to mow the lawn before I go into work. Can you give me a good reason to stick around.
At 1:59 I'm going to leak LeBron's destination.
He wasn't in your blog, but isn't Ryan Zimmerman one of the biggest snubs of the all star selections? Or is not a snub because Rolen and Wright are deserving (which they are)?
That's why I didn't include him, but Joe Sheehan made a point in his newsletter I didn't consider - Zimmerman could be that "utility" guy on the bench, since he could easily slide over and play short for an inning or two. Better to use him out of position in an emergency than burn a spot on Infante.
At what age/level do you being to take a prospect seriously? For example, Gary Sanchez has had a great start in the GCL, but that league is so far away and he is so young. When do players like him get first start getting recognition on prospect lists?
At that age/level, it's more about tools than performance, as long as the performance is at least acceptable.
Keith, I don't know if you heard about this, but I'm a free agent. That is all.
I heard you'll sign with whoever names their arena for you and gives you the key to City Hall.
Would you have considered Miguel Olivo a poor choice for the All Star game because, despite being perhaps the most valuable catcher in the first half of the season, his first half performance was most certainly a huge fluke?
The catching crop is so thin that it's more palatable to take a fluky guy there - and he's a good defender who has shown power in the past. Wouldn't have been worth a rant, at least.
So would I guy like Migual Sano, who destroyed the DSL got promoted to the GCL and is still destroying pitching, at 17 years of age(or so were told) ever be considered for your top 100 prospect list?
He was on it last year.
Do you ever ignore stupid questions??
If I didn't, this chat would be flooded with them.
Should I not lean over the rail and go for foul balls when I'm in the upper deck?
If it's that important to you, I'll send you a freaking baseball. They're about $10. The hospital bill might be a little more than that.
It is absolutely painful to read your answers regarding Brennan Boesch. It's like you won't concede that a player can be a late bloomer. Headine: early returns on a player don't always equal later returns.
Wrong. I've seen plenty of late bloomers. I don't believe he is one of them.
Last place team just offered Alcides Escobar for Pedoia, since I'm challenging for 1st place. His minor league numbers look great but his MLB number look awful. Forecast for rest of 2010?
Escobar? I've never been a big fan. He can run, poor plate discipline, short swing should make contact but not produce power, questionable makeup.
Late Bloomer: See Denard Span
Good example - guy acquired a new skill several years into his pro career.
You watching Top Chef this season? Is it just me, or does Angelo get on your last nerve?
I'm one episode behind (no Bravo in the hotel room - but I get the Golf Channel and the "Cortoon Network," FTL) but yes, he's annoying. It's not the arrogance - he's obviously very talented - but the delivery. The Voltaggios were arrogant but so much more matter-of-fact about it that it never bothered me.
You ready for the new season of Psych to start already?
Will Colby Rasmus' swing always warrant a high K-rate?
I don't see him ever being a low-K guy, but he's not going to be a 150-K guy forever.
Regarding Garret Anderson, it's presence, not presents like you receive for X-Mas or Birthday, KLAW you are the worst, get off ESPN.
Priceless. I'm sure those of you with two functioning neurons will forgive me sharing this one.
Have you seen Lars Anderson this year? Is he ever going to be the player the Sox front office thought he would be?
I haven't seen him this year at all. Everyone I've talked to about him over the past year and a half say it's in his head, not his bat.
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Wil Wil Myers can ba a all star even if he goes RF?
I'll stop short of All-Star and say above-average player.
I keep hearing David Ardsma is on the market, but I don't see the value. Are contenders really looking at him?
Why not? Could be a 7th/8th inning guy for some clubs, and no one ever shies away from that velocity.
KLaw, where do you keep your Top 100 Books? Any Vonnegut on that list?
Most of them are in boxes in storage. Unless you meant the list - just google "klaw 100." One Vonnegut.
What kind of power potential does Domonic Brown have? I know there were some who questioned his power entering the season.
Thirty HR potential. Needs to keep his weight back to maximize it - could be even more than 30 in there.
What is Scheppers' ceiling?
If he starts, number one or two starter. Higher probability that he's a reliever, in which case top-10 closer.
Giants prospect Eric Surkamp struck out 14 yesterday? What's his ceiling, and could he be a useful trade chip?
Too old and experienced for his level. Fringe value in trade, at best.
Do the Indians have the prospects to be contenders in 2012?
I don't see how they're going to assemble a contending rotation given what's in the system. Am I missing some big arms there?
Chris Heisey a career 4th OF? Seems like he has the tools to play everyday.
Everyday guy for me.
By the way, there's a "late bloomer" I buy.
Buster Olney reports the Phils are taking call regarding Jayson Werth? Does that mean the Dom Brown era may start sooner than we all thought?
I guess so. But wouldn't keeping Werth and playing Brown over Ibanez make more sense? Unless you can really clean up in a Werth trade - and I don't think Ruben's trade track record is very good - there seems to be a good chance you end up with less value through two deals.
I was looking at Asher Wojciechowski's numbers in rookie ball, and they're pretty dominant. For college players like him at those low levels, should that type of performance be expected or is it something to get excited about?
It's to be expected. I'd say be glad if it's there, be very worried if it's not.
Just tweeted this, but I've learned that Dickie Thon Jr is going to sign with Toronto before the August deadline.
Could Uconn have two players selected in the top 10 next year?
Yes. Springer is making a real case for himself as a 1-1 candidate.
Do you think that Eric Goeddel will be an actual prospect and did the Mets actually go over slot for once for the right player?
An area scout I trust saw him 94-97 in relief at the end of the spring. Not only was it a good pick, it was good value.
What have you heard about Ariel Ovando?
Shock at the dollar figure. All bat, limited defensive value. Some concerns on his swing, especially how his lower half works, but good feel with some power even to the opposite field.
Read anything from Russo other than Empire Falls? I really liked Straight Man and Nobody's Fool.
Loved all three as well as the Risk Pool, and enjoyed Mohawk. Whore's Child was up and down, but I did really like the title story.
I saw you're following the corn sweetner lobby's twitter page. Thoughts on HFCS?
Lobby is right. I avoid HFCS wherever possible. It's bad nutrition and bad economics. Lift the sugar quotas, end corn subsidies, and let's see how the market sweetens its packaged goods.
Klaw, I've seen from several of your articles and twitter posts that you are not a fan of Evan Meek, All-Star. I know McCutchen is the more exciting player and every baseball fan would rather see him, but why is Meek not deserving of the all star bid?
He hasn't even been one of the top 10 relievers in the NL, once you adjust for BABIP luck. Is there ever an argument for putting, say, the 12th-best ANYTHING in the All-Star Game?
Any food recommendations in Vancouver?
If Takis (Greek place) is still there on Davie, that's a must. Everything was amazing, but the hummus in particular was out of sight.
Klaw, are you a proponent of the "boatload-of-prospects for a star" trading deadline trade if it's almost a certainty that the star is going to test the free agent market and that the Yankees are prepared to throw major dollars at him?
Prospects in the hand will nearly always beat the possible draft picks, which could always turn into one instead of two, or a second- or third-rounder instead of a low first.
Where can I find the adjusted BABIP stat? I couldn't find it on Fangraphs.
FIP and xFIP take it into account.
1) Any question about will X ever be an all-star should be answered by "Yes, if Charlie Manuel is managing" or "Yes, he can be as good a pro as Infante"...2) What's a guilty food pleasure for you, i.e. a fast food or junk food that you know is really slumming it?
1) I love that. 2) Five Guys. Oreos. Krispy Kreme glazed donuts (never cake). Carvel - but that's not slumming it, that's just good ....
You promised: Where is Lebron going?
To the gym.
I'm noticing a distinct lack of Omar Infante questions. I assume you're ignoring them rather than light the fires of people who have nothing better to do than write long diatribes that attempt to justify his name being mentioned with Pujols and Halladay.
Pretty much.
Whats your take on Josh Thole....backup catcher, league average catcher, solid regular?
Solid regular with defensive improvement.
KLaw, i cant afford to be an insider. Can you grade the Yankee draft of 2010.
It's $15 a year if you buy ESPN the Magazine (http://bit.ly/OOUmP). You can't afford that? I bet you spent that on beer this weekend. The Yanks' draft is going to depend heavily on how many late picks they sign.
Look I agree with your reasoning for using these advanced metrics, but you can't tell me we should be using BABIP and other nerd tools to pick All-Stars. You have to go by concrete stats because the average fan doesn't care that his xFIP is low if his ERA is high. And you can't say you should only bring stars to help promote the game then say Votto over Howard, Howard is a bigger name Charlie should have left off Adrian and brought Bell or Latos to begin with.
"Nerd tools" - nice way of saying "tools I don't understand." I have no issue with Howard going, since as you said, he is a star, and he does give you a good chance for a "wow" moment. My objection is to Howard over Votto, not to Howard as an All-Star.
Don't forget about the BBQ popped potato chips from Trader Joe's. They aren't THAT bad for you, but when you eat the whole bag (which is hard not to do), it becomes a lot less healthy.
Absolutely. And now they have these chocolate-covered ice cream cubes ... unreal.
re: FIP and xFIP, wouldn't it be more accurate to say they do NOT take BABIP into account? Or at least that they correct for fluke BABIP by leaving it out of the equation?
Yes, that would be more accurate. Thanks.
Keith, you rock! What's your opinion of Robinson, the OF in the Dodgers system? He is putting up good numbers at AA.
Trayvon? I like him. Could be a top 100 guy by January, although I'd be projecting some on the power.
What's the basic difference between FIP and xFIP?
The latter normalizes the pitcher's HR/FB rate. It's not clear, to me at least, whether that is smoothing out ability as it eliminates noise.
I meant the average fan ! I actually understand (most) nerd tools. Still enjoy the chats Klaw keep up the good work!
Ah, you didn't bust out the scare quotes for that.
"chocolate-covered ice cream cubes"??? In my day, they called these "Bon-Bon's"
That's it. Couldn't find the word in my head.
Of course, now I have Soul Coughing playing on my internal soundtrack. Not that that's a bad thing. Move aside...
Why do you worry about BABIP and the like in retrospect? I get it for forecasting and even for analyze inputs versus outputs, but the ASG is a reward for contributions. The hits (or lack of) carry value even if we have solid reason to assume it won't happen going forward. Flipping the argument, I think Bonderman would have 2 or 3 ASG selections if we just followed predictive stats. And Javy Vazquez would ...
Putting Meek on the All-Star team gives him credit for benefits that came from either his defense or luck. How does that make sense?
Not being sarcastic, they should just let you pick the all star teams.
I'd still get some parts wrong. I admit it's not as easy to pick them as it is to pick them apart.
Who do you have in the World Cup Final?
I'm disappointed I won't get to watch it - it's during the pregame practice for the Futures Game. No rooting interest, although I expect the space cakes will be half price in Amsterdam if the Dutch win.
Great job on being ahead of the curve on Mike Trout. What is his power upside?
20-25 home runs, conservatively.
Have you ever seen a league more under represented to what their roster should look like than the NL this year? If you were given free reign to pick a team to beat the AL, how much different would it look?
Wildly. Whereas the AL roster wasn't all that bad outside of a few starting pitchers.
Hagadone on the DL with "shoulder discomfort"..... are his days as a starter numbered?Is he a top 100 guy as a reliever?
Yes. I had him at 100 last year (I think) as a reliever.
How do you have Brown rated higher than Trout?
Among other reasons, Brown could play in the majors tonight, while Trout is at least a year away.
On FIP and xFIP, xFIP is better usually for smaller sample sizes due to the relative rarity of HR/IP (for relievers and split-season stats per se). Unless you believe everyone has the same hr/fb rate (unlikely), FIP is a better indicator over a greater sample size.
Makes sense.
It also looks dumb in retrospect to put guys like Meek when they come back down to earth later in the year or next year and you say "That guy was an All-Star"? Rewarding average players for lucky performance is not good. Franklin last year is a good example too and you were right about that.
Klaw, question about BABIP, I see alot of writers say that so and so has a high BABIP so they will regress, but high BABIP in relation to what? What should we be comparing BABIP to? The hitters current BA? Previous BABIP numbers over their career? The league average for BABIP? If a guy has a .400 BABIP but he's batting .380 is it right to claim that he will regress?
For hitters? Career average is a better indicator. But I've seen some people criticize prospects in the minors by arguing their BABIPs are going to regress - I don't see that argument at all. If a great hitting prospect has a .400+ BABIP, that's not a sign it's going to regress, it's a sign that he's outclassing his league.
OK, that's all for this week. Not sure when I'll chat next week around my travel but I'll post something on Twitter when we fix a chat time. Thanks for all the questions!


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Runaway Gap in AAPL?
The recent gap in the AAPL daily chart after the financial results for its fiscal 2012 first quarter may be a signal of trend continuation to significantly higher levels. Or it may be a signal of trend exhaustion. Can we … Continue reading
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SLV Near Triple Resistance
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By Matthew L. Skinner.We asked people about the upcoming 2016 presidential election. Hope Votes It's election season. Hold your groans, but I'm obliged to point out that the 2016 US presidential campaign is gathering momentum. Please, make it stop. So far, eight men and women from the two major parties have formally declared their candidacy. Actually, eight is the number of candidates whose names you might know. There are others. And even more will declare their intentions soon … [Read more...]
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By Barbara Lundblad.Project RETURN helps men and women leaving prison return to the community.If you ask Jesus to pray the table prayer, you need to be ready to keep your eyes closed for a long time; at least if he prays like he did in John 17. Jesus' table prayer goes on for twenty-six verses! This isn't "God is great. God is good. Let us thank God for our food. Amen. Let's eat." Besides, when Jesus prays in John 17, they've already eaten the meal! This chapter is often called Jesus' … [Read more...]
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SEC Suspends Three Players Following Georgia-Vanderbilt Game
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Updated: 10/18/2011 - Matt Simms to Start for Tennessee on Saturday.
Updated: 10/18/2011 - Injuries Mounting for Tigers.
Posted: 10/18/2011 - Attorney Everett Wess Asks for Misdemeanor, Not Felony Charges.
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Winfield Frank Silsby Jr.
Wilfield Frank Silsby Jr., 69, of Pringle passed away June 26, 2014 at the Celtic Hospice, Geisinger South Wilkes-Barre.
He was born on Sept. 12, 1944 in Nathalei, Va., and lived in Pringle for the last 53 years.
He is survived by his loving and devoted wife of 42 years, Agnes Rood Silsby; his son Frank, and his grandson, Daniel. Also are surviving are his sisters, Joann Silsby Clark, Huddleston, Va.; Donna Silsby Williams, Wilkes-Barre; and his brother, Charles Silsby, Dallas; six nephews and a niece.
He served in the
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from 1962 to 1966 on the U.S.C.G.C. Mackinac WAVP_371. For the past 30 years, he was employed by Wilkes-Barre Truck Center, where he regarded his co-workers as family. He was a member of Wyoming Avenue Christian Church and NEPA Coast Guard Veterans.
He was the son of the late of Winfield Frank and Ann Jones Silsby Sr.
Frank was a devoted and loving husband and father, and a thoughtful and caring brother and uncle. He was never too busy to help with a problem, tell a joke, share his considerable wisdom or just listen. He enjoyed experimenting with new ideas, collecting, fixing things, and spending time with family and friends. He will be deeply and sadly missed by all those he held dear.
The family would like to thank the caring and kind staff at Celtic Hospice of Geisinger South Wilkes-Barre, who showed compassion and courtesy throughout Frank's stay there.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Edwards and Russin Funeral Home, 717 Main St., Edwardsville. Viewing for family and friends will be from 7 until 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may sent to the Wounded Warrior Project, 301 Grant St. Suite 900, Pittsburgh, PA, 15219.
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Well Zach, it seems like we've come to the end of our little adventure. Greenvale was certainly an experience, wasn't it? I think there's only one man who had a worse time passing through a small town. We first saw his adventure in 1982, though if you're much of a reader you could've experienced it much earlier. Heh, a movie based on a book, that hardly narrows it down, does it? Zach, I'm talking about First Blood, the first movie where you and I met the character John Rambo. He was played by Sylvester Stallone in what turned out to be a fairly brilliant turn. Brian Dennehy played a small-town sheriff who was...well, rather antagonistic to our hero. Hm, maybe George took some lessons from him on antagonizing out of towners.
You know, Zach, a lot of people remember that movie as being very violent, but it's not really that bad. Sure, a few of the characters get pretty roughed up, especially the one who gets those wooden spikes in his legs, but no one dies. What's that, Zach? You're right, one of the deputies dies, but it's really his own fault. Rambo himself doesn't even kill anyone in the first movie. How strange is that? In the later movies he racks up a body count that would rival some small towns, but in the first, he was more of a persecuted character. Isn't that interesting? All he wanted was to be left alone, but when a local sheriff can't help but bother him, all Hell breaks loose...
Sorry, Zach. I must have drifted off thinking about those old eighties action movies. First Arnold and now Sylvester. I guess George is having more of an impact on us than I originally thought. I remember seeing First Blood and being shocked at the dignity and even humanity of the main character. Even at the speech he gives at the end of the movie, it's really quite moving...well the parts you can understand. Too bad ol' Sly Stallone can be a little tough to understand at times.
Zach, were there any action movies that caught you off guard with their depth the first time you watched them?
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Tourists spent more than $4 billion in Iowa last year, up 5.4 percent from the year before, a growth rate that exceeds the national average, according to the Iowa Division of Tourism.
"Nearly 19 million people visit Iowa each year," Nancy Landess, Tourism Division administrator, said in a weekend speech at the Iowa Tourism Conference in Ames. "Many of those visitors are from out-of-state, while some travelers are actually Iowans who are exploring their home state.
''These people spend money in Iowa on food, fuel, lodging and entertainment, providing a substantial economic boon for the state,'' she added.
Much of tourism success reflects back on Storm Lake, which continues to tout its tourism, even when the community's greatest resource is at extremely low levels.
Melanie Miller, director of the Storm Lake Chamber of Commerce, said tourism has been strong over the past year, with a full campground throughout the summer and strong support of the local motels. She added that Buena Vista University has had a successful year with its conventions and conferences.
"We've had interest in the wind generators - it has caused quite a stir with visitors," Miller said, with the Chamber producing some 17,000 brochures promoting it.
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Yes ant powder or spray. Only near ornamentals though..not near edibles.
Salvias and penstemons both are easy from cuttings taken now and will result in full size plants next year.
Glorious morning ...strong sun and feeling very warm.
Ok.....donut lover, 34" inside leg, look exactly like the image I see in my mirror. Well, my avatar is who I truly am in fact
last night, at about 2 30, I was awoken by my niece. from pleasant dreams in the land of nod I was transported to a world of fear and panic and confusion
. to her credit she was calm considering the situation she found herself in
in a state of semi sleep and foolhardy determination I went into her room She stayed in the relative safety behind her door as I ventured forth.
it was dark, quiet...eerily quiet....... ..but still I advanced
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it's ok folks. I'm ok now. bit shaken if truth were told. And my niece seems none the worse this morning for her ordeal as she drove off to work.
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You've been on that tea again tetley
I'm a secret agent as well as a gardener. Need to be discreet .....besides, no selfie stick
Hot lips Sanjy? i'm a salvia buff too
Fun though learning isn't it Mary? thin carrots and beetroot when they are tiny. I do mine on my knees to leave carrots about 1" apart and beetroot 2" apart. I get good size carrots and beetroot.
Tact never was my strong point Tetley
trouble is if the neighbour wants to keep his kerria anything Ice does in future will be obvious. For me, it's a case of doimg something now whilst you can. Besides, I dont think sprayimg the runners will necessarily kill the main shrub. I had the frustrating task of removing a kerria because of its tendency to grow again from odd runners.


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An enemy takes up more space in your head than a friend in the heart! Prov 18:24 says, "There is a friend that stickes closer than a brother". Prov 27:6 teaches us, "Wounds from a friend can be trusted, but an enemy multiplies kisses". ... Read more
Thursday, July 08, 2010
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Are you a player or just a spectator? Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God", say Rom 10:17. But what good does it do us just to hear and never put into practice what Jesus teaches us. James 1:22 teaches us, "Do not mer... Read more
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
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Heavenly Father, help us to pray always from a right heart. Let us not cherish sin in our hearts for then you will not listen to our voice; but let us come to you with repentence seeking your forgiveness so that you hear our voice. We wan... Read more
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
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How shall we grow if our faith is not tested? Often, it is not announced like on the radio, "This is a test!" It just happens! Other times it is announced, or we know that it's coming. Sometimes we passed the test; sometimes we f... Read more
Monday, July 05, 2010
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Heavenly Father, we are indeed grateful for the freedom we enjoy here in this nation, a nation which you established. We thank you for this freedom knowing that you have given us a greater freedom than that. You teach us that your truth w... Read more
Saturday, July 03, 2010
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We mess up and someone yells, "Do Over!" But God gives us a new day everyday, not for a "DO OVER", but for a new start. There is a difference in continuing to grow and having to do things "OVER". Noah walked away from his past and star... Read more
Friday, July 02, 2010
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Loving Father, we thirst for you: we seek you earnestly, our souls thirst for you, our bodies long for you, as if we live in a land with no water. We need your presence in our lives daily. We long for you more than for water in the dry ... Read more
Thursday, July 01, 2010
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"Why are you angry?" That's the question God asked Cain in Gen 4:6. That's the question God is asking us today. Why are you angry? Someone in your life has done something you should or could have done....but you didn't. The... Read more
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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Heavenly Father, we pray that we may find the strength we need in Jesus to resist temtations. Create in us a pure heart. Renew a ssteadfast spirit within us. Do not cast us from your presence nor from the Holy Spirit. Restore in u... Read more
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
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Do we seek God's peace? God has assured us that if we seek we will find; if we ask we will receive; and if we knock the door will be opened to us. The problem is that although we know this, we do not live like we believe it. It would b... Read more
Monday, June 28, 2010
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Heavenly Father, what a blessing it is to confessing our sins to you. When we acknowledge our sins to you and do not cover up our inquities, we are blessed with forgiveness from you and you remove the guilt from us. We don't w ant anything... Read more
Saturday, June 26, 2010
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Friday, June 25, 2010
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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Heavenly Father, we praise you for you give us songs in the day and in the night.
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