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This is probably going to be my last ss for a little while seeing as I'm getting the new iPhone 5 and there is no jb in the near future for ios6.
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Very nice work, mind sharing the first row, the third, the Beatles icon?
This is awesome! can you share the maps icon and the cydia icon (2nd row, 2nd column)?
Thanks! Maps I can't share and the cydia icon you would have to ask Saleh for since he created it.
Nice! Where did you get those icons? Or did you create them?
i love this man.
Mind sharing photos, camera, clock, phone and iPod icon please ?
The Photos and clock you would have to ask Elias Keppens since he made them. The Camera is part of Joan's upcoming theme One+ and the phone and ipod icons aren't for release.
one of the best i've ever seen.
Gah, I want that snowcover .plist
Please share?
Please share?
I like it I have one question about song title. As you know, I saw your commnet, but I can't find that info.plist. Could you tell me how to do that? or any hint??
Thanks! The info.plist was included in the original Eclectic thread on MTF (I believe) . The one I have is from M*, but I think they are the same.
Awesome shot bro...Can you share the lockscreen wallpaper and info on the icons (Settings, Ipod and the Notes)...Thnks alot
Do you mean the wall with the clouds? The settings is from Danny Waugh's theme Natal, iPod is from Avant upscaled and Notes is an upscale of Zach Schiller's legacy icon.
Thanks Alot Bro...Regarding the wallpaper, I wanted the red wallpaper under the music player if possible
Great stuff brotha!!! Is that phone icon from the theme we spoke about last night?
Thanks Joe! Yep, the phone icon is from Avant.
Oh yeah!! Awesome, so excited bro!! Just noticed you've been using it in some of your older shots. Cant believe it took me this long to notice it
damn jamie this is awesome. can't wait for that 5 tho..
Gonna miss your screens Hope we all can continue soon
+ i'd like to know how to display ID3 info from your snowcover theme?
see above comment.
I know it's probably a lot to ask but could you share the modded plist? if not i understand. Because I run LockScreen Clock Hide and the negative space above my snow cover drives me crazy.
Love the homescreen, keep this iphone just to theme, OK?
Thanks bro. Haha, nah, gonna go stock for a while until a jb for the 5 is released. (crossing fingers)
What snowcover are you using? Your SS is beautiful btw.
Very beautiful setup
I think I'm keeping the iPhone 4s for this reason
Haha. I would rather have the 5's functionality over theming tbh.
What do you use on your lockscreen to see the title of your playing track???
Can you share the snowcover/now playing widget? thanks
It's actually not a widget or anything. I just modded the info.plist that was originally supplied with Eclectic to make it work like it used too. Which is why the song title is displayed.


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First if you have duplicate IP addresses, you need to be sure you're using DHCP so that your router can assign unique addresses. Then when your system can't find the PATH or IPCONFIG commands, that suggests a virus or corrupt system files, so I'd boot to Safe Mode and do a full system scan with the antivirus program. Then I'd go to an elevated command prompt and do SFC /Scannow to check for corrupt system files.
Good luck.
So tonight my mom tries to get onto the internet on her old desktop and she can't. she calls me over, since I'm the tech savvy person of the family, and there is a warning message saying that there is an IP address conflict with another system connected to the network. I went online to fix the issue (for windows xp sp3) and followed instructions from forums saying to go to command prompt and to type ipconfig/renewal. I did just that, but all i got was this message saying that ipconfig is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. back to the forums. they say to type the path command. guess what... a message that says NO PATH!!! I can't find anything online about the no path message, and this stuff is out of my league. WHAT IS THE ISSUE?!?! PLEASE HELP!

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Skip to comments.Researchers find link between common dietary fat, intestinal microbes and heart disease
Posted on 04/08/2011 1:19:41 PM PDT by decimon
How specific digestive tract microbes react to a dietary lipid increases risk of heart attack, stroke and death
A new pathway has been discovered that links a common dietary lipid and intestinal microflora with an increased risk of heart disease, according to a Cleveland Clinic study published in the latest issue of Nature.
The study shows that people who eat a diet containing a common nutrient found in animal products (such as eggs, liver and other meats, cheese and other diary products, fish, shellfish) are not predisposed to cardiovascular disease solely on their genetic make-up, but rather, how the micro-organisms that live in our digestive tracts metabolize a specific lipid -- phosphatidyl choline (also called lecithin). Lecithin and its metabolite, choline, are also found in many commercial baked goods, dietary supplements, and even children's vitamins.
The study examined clinical data from 1,875 patients who were referred for cardiac evaluation, as well as plasma samples from mice. When fed to mice, lecithin and choline were converted to a heart disease-forming product by the intestinal microbes, which promoted fatty plaque deposits to form within arteries (atherosclerosis); in humans, higher blood levels of choline and the heart disease forming microorganism products are strongly associated with increased cardiovascular disease risk.
"When two people both eat a similar diet but one gets heart disease and the other doesn't, we currently think the cardiac disease develops because of their genetic differences; but our studies show that is only a part of the equation," said Stanley Hazen, M.D., Ph.D., Staff in Lerner Research Institute's Department of Cell Biology and the Heart and Vascular Institute's Department of Cardiovascular Medicine and Section Head of Preventive Cardiology & Rehabilitation at Cleveland Clinic, and senior author of the study. "Actually, differences in gut flora metabolism of the diet from one person to another appear to have a big effect on whether one develops heart disease. Gut flora is a filter for our largest environmental exposure what we eat."
Dr. Hazen added, "Another remarkable finding is that choline a natural semi-essential vitamin when taken in excess, promoted atherosclerotic heart disease. Over the past few years we have seen a huge increase in the addition of choline into multi-vitamins - even in those marketed to our children - yet it is this same substance that our study shows the gut flora can convert into something that has a direct, negative impact on heart disease risk by forming an atherosclerosis-causing by-product."
In studies of more than 2,000 subjects altogether, blood levels of three metabolites of the dietary lipid lecithin were shown to strongly predict risk for cardiovascular disease: choline (a B-complex vitamin), trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO, a product that requires gut flora to be produced and is derived from the choline group of the lipid) and betaine (a metabolite of choline).
"The studies identify TMAO as a blood test that can be used in subjects to see who is especially at risk for cardiac disease, and in need of more strict dietary intervention to lower their cardiac risk," Dr. Hazen said.
Healthy amounts of choline, betaine and TMAO are found in many fruits, vegetables and fish. These three metabolites are commonly marketed as direct-to-consumer supplements, supposedly offering increased brain health, weight loss and/or muscle growth.
These compounds also are commonly used as feed additives for cattle, poultry or fish because they may make muscle grow faster; whether muscle from such livestock have higher levels of these compounds remains unknown.
"Knowing that gut flora generates a pro-atherosclerotic metabolite from a common dietary lipid opens up new opportunities for improved diagnostics, prevention and treatment of heart disease," Dr. Hazen said. "These studies suggest we can intelligently design a heart healthy yogurt or other form of probiotic for preventing heart disease in the future. It also appears there is a need for considering the risk vs. benefits of some commonly used supplements."
Im confused.
Lecithin supplements REDUCE blood cholesterol levels.
fatty fish such as salmon and sardines also reduce blood cholesterol.
It increases levels , not decreases them.
That raises the question about whether current "probiotic" supplements and yogurt generate the bad stuff or displace the bacteria that do.
Yes, an excess of choline/lecithin being bad is how I'm seeing this.
Gotta go get more sardines. Sardines in mustard sauce! Yum! Not sarcasm.
Doesn't seem that they yet have a fix on that. I guess the message is to not overdue the lecithin/choline supplements.
I know that's what it says. I'm saying that is opposite of conventional wisdom
lecithin SUPPLEMENTS (hello as in vitamins?) are proven to LOWER blood cholesterol.
I probably eat ten to twenty bucks worth of sardines a week. I get plain in olive oil or in water and use my own horseradish mustard on them.
This article doesn't mention cholesterol. Maybe cholesterol levels are not a factor in this.
The working hypothesis here is that certain types of gut flora metabolizes lecithin into trimethylamine N-oxide, which in mice was associated with arterial plaque formation.
Choline and betaine are also metabolites of lecithin. "Excess" levels of serum choline "promotes" plaque formation (At tleat according to this writer).
Lecithin and choline are commonly used as feed additives for cattle, poultry and fish because they purportedly promote rapid muscle growth, but "[W]hether muscle from such livestock have higher levels of these compounds remains unknown." Right...
Humans often use lecthin and choline as dietary supplements. How it is produced - God only knows. Can dietary supplements give you "excessive" serum choline levels promoting plaque formation - probably so is the inference I get from this article. Does lecithin as a dietary supplement keep trimethylamine N-oxide producing gut flora happy and you full of arterial plaques - seems logical to me.
Thus, "juiced up" livestock and dietary supplements may be "juicing up" gut flora that increase serum trimethylamine N-oxide and serum choline that "produce" arterial plaques. Not yet marketed probiotics, such as some type of yougurt, may change the gut flora to reduce trimethylamine N-oxide production.
Solution today: stay away from "juiced up" meat and get your vitamins (lecithin and choline) in a naturally occurring form while they are still contained in plants and animals, the less cooked the better - Quarter Pounders seven days a week will not keep you healthy and and vitamin pills ontop of that might make you worse than no vitamins at all. There is no free lunch, and that includes dietary supplements.
Excellent summary! Thanks so much.
The working hypothesis here is that certain types of gut flora metabolizes lecithin into choline and then into trimethylamine N-oxide, which in mice was associated with arterial plaque formation. Additionally, serum choline is associated with arterial plaque formation.
So lethicin and choline supplements may reduce cholesterol in some people, but those same people nevertheless remmain at risk for arterial plaques, depending upon the type of gut flora that inhabits them. Cholesterol levels are not the be all and end all to prevent plaque formation.
Specially designed yogurt may reduct the amount (good health) of the gut flora that likely is flourishing on excessive levels of artificially introduced (human or animal dietrary supplements) lecithin and choline.
where do you propose we get meat that is not "juiced up"? There's not enough wild meat to feed all the people
Our health is quantified by insurance companies by our bloodwork and our body mass index. Therefore, regardless whether lecithin supplements increase plaque while decreasing cholesterol levels, lecithin is a benefit to our insurance rates.
I suppose next you will say cholesterol lowering drugs have no effect on plaque buildups either?
It's not the lecithin/choline that's the problem. It's the particular bugs in the gut that break it down that are. The correlation is between disease and blood concentration of TMAO(trimethylamineoxide), which is a breakdown product resulting from bug metabolism.
The inconsistent results of studies showing the effects of lecithin on cholesterol and HDL may be do to the lack of control of gut bugs in the lecithin effect studies.
If it matters to you for this particular issue, go with meats labeled "no hormones" or "no antibiotics"
or with organics
Choose wild caught fish, if you don't care about mercury, because farmed fish have been given "feed"
Choose locally produced meats, wherever possible. Do not ever buy "factory" meats.
>>>I suppose next you will say cholesterol lowering drugs have no effect on plaque buildups either?<<<
Hey, I'm just interpreting what the article says. If you are happy with what the "consensus" about what drugs to take, that's fine too. But I don't believe in global warming and I remember that a consensus view put Gallileo under house arrest. Nobody has all the answers.
I'm reading this as saying it is the amount of choline determining what the gut bugs do with it.
Is there such a thing as farm raised:
Seems to me these species are not farmable.
I'd like to know which strains of gut flora are good and which are bad. Are the ones in Dannon yogurt the good ones?
Those are supposed to be some of the good ones. I've read that there are hundreds of good ones and that getting a handle on just what they all do will be quite a task. Maybe it's enough to know that replenishing the good ones helps to crowd out the bad ones.
"These studies suggest we can intelligently design a heart healthy yogurt or other form of probiotic for preventing heart disease in the future. It also appears there is a need for considering the risk vs. benefits of some commonly used supplements."
The first is that gut bugs matter, though it's hard to tell if what matters is what kind they are or how much of them you have. The second conclusion is that excessive choline and other subtances can be turned into plaque-causing compounds by gut bugs, with less emphasis on the bugs' particular kind or quantity.
Do you happen to know if yogurt contains a particular strain of gut bugs, or is it a blend? I know you can buy pro-biotic capsules. I wonder if those have a select blend of the good ones.
That might vary by brand but it's listed on the yogurt container. Wikipedia does a better job of this than I can: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probiotic
Salmon and tuna are indeed farmed. Buy wild.
Then, of course, you have the studies that show the exact opposite effect.
Maybe. Can't tell. How does that refute the dose-dependent results of this study?
Thanks, good info there. Some wikipedia pages are really good, and that is one of them.
Well, it's not the exact opposite. But it points out the anti-inflammatory effects of serum lecithin.
It's pretty well determined by now that the primary correlation is between CRP (C Reactive protein, an indicator of inflammation) and the formation of arteriosclerotic lesions.
Heart disease is not caused by what you do eat. It's caused by what is missing from your diet. Linus Pauling proved that and won a Nobel prize in the process.
Slightly more than half of all people who suffer sudden cardiac dilemmas have normal or lower than normal cholesterol.
I guess I'll stick with sardines and kipper snacks then. I really like fresh salmon and fresh tuna though.
"I'm reading this as saying it is the amount of choline determining what the gut bugs do with it."
This article is written quite poorly and no particular metabolites of choline, TMAO, or betaine that are implicitly referenced are given. The blood conc. of these molecules is only used to indicate the probability of developing CVD. Choline metabolism by gut bugs isn't determined by choline concenttration though. This article is claiming it's the type of bug that produced the bad metabolic end products. The article abstract just says the following about excess choline...
From the Abstract: "Suppression of intestinal microflora in atherosclerosis-prone mice inhibited dietary-choline-enhanced atherosclerosis."
I don't know what you're arguing for or against.
"I don't know what you're arguing for or against."
I'm saying this article is junk. This article says, "...and supplementation with choline or TMAO promoted atherosclerosis.", but that's not supported by the article's abstract. The article's abstract says that without the metabolic action of the gut bugs on these substances, there is no effect on CVD by choline, TMAO, or betaine. Take a look at the quote given in the link in my last post and the link to the abstract for the article itself.
That quote I gave in post #34 is from the abstract, not the article.
From the abstract: "...and supplementation with choline or TMAO promoted atherosclerosis."
For anyone not familiar with the term macrophage, it's a type of white blood cell. It's part of the innate immune system. This diet and some gut flora elicits inflammation. Here's the abstract:
Gut flora metabolism of phosphatidylcholine promotes cardiovascular disease
Metabolomics studies hold promise for the discovery of pathways linked to disease processes. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) represents the leading cause of death and morbidity worldwide. Here we used a metabolomics approach to generate unbiased small-molecule metabolic profiles in plasma that predict risk for CVD. Three metabolites of the dietary lipid phosphatidylcholinecholine, trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) and betainewere identified and then shown to predict risk for CVD in an independent large clinical cohort. Dietary supplementation of mice with choline, TMAO or betaine promoted upregulation of multiple macrophage scavenger receptors linked to atherosclerosis, and supplementation with choline or TMAO promoted atherosclerosis. Studies using germ-free mice confirmed a critical role for dietary choline and gut flora in TMAO production, augmented macrophage cholesterol accumulation and foam cell formation. Suppression of intestinal microflora in atherosclerosis-prone mice inhibited dietary-choline-enhanced atherosclerosis. Genetic variations controlling expression of flavin monooxygenases, an enzymatic source of TMAO, segregated with atherosclerosis in hyperlipidaemic mice. Discovery of a relationship between gut-flora-dependent metabolism of dietary phosphatidylcholine and CVD pathogenesis provides opportunities for the development of new diagnostic tests and therapeutic approaches for atherosclerotic heart disease.
Regulation of macrophage function in inflammation and atherosclerosis FReebie
From WebMD:
"The term 'phosphatidylcholine' is sometimes used interchangeably with "lecithin," although the two are different."
"A certain form of phosphatidylcholine (polyunsaturated phosphatidylcholine) might provide protection against liver fibrosis and liver damage caused by drinking alcohol, although the exact mechanisms are not completely understood."
So phosphatidylcholine itself refers to a variety of molecules depending upon what fatty acids were used in its synthesis.
This is a tap dance.
This nonsense was demolished by Ottobani over a decade ago.
>> "The way I'm reading it, excess Lecithin (usually in supplements and food additives) when combined with gut flora is metabolized into an artery plaque." <<
Its nonsense!
Lecithin is present in most nuts, seeds and legumes. Its also present in all milk before it is heated. This is more psuedo science from the masters of grant applications.
"That quote I gave in post #34 is from the abstract, not the article."
OK. Both say essentially the same thing, but in order for it to be true, gut bugs must work on the choline to produce at least TMAO. That conditional is present in both this article and the original article in Nature and it is- without the action of the gut bugs on choline, choline supplementation, or excess dietary choline has no effect on CVD.
Who's Ottobani?
No, it's when the bugs metabolize phosphatidylcholine, an ester, they produce TMAO, betaine and choline. Part of the metabolim is the reverse of the reaction shown below. A fair amount of the choline is used to regenerate the neurotransmiiter acetylcholine which is used in many parts of the nervous system including parts ennervating the gut.
Organic caids and alcohols make esters, as in polyesters. Phosphatidylcholine will get hydrolyzed, i.e. add water, the reverse reaction, yielding phosphatidic acid and choline in the presence of an enzyme.
"No, it's when the bugs metabolize phosphatidylcholine, an ester...
Yes. That pathway just produces choline. The original paper only worked with choline for the particular conclusion and conditional I mentioned. Here's the link to hte abstract I gave above in post #33, that includes the finding for dietary choline, which does not include any dietary phosphatidylcholine: From the Abstract: "Suppression of intestinal microflora in atherosclerosis-prone mice inhibited dietary-choline-enhanced atherosclerosis."
I agree with the others who say this is a poorly written article. It looks to me like this is all based on what happens in mice. They assume that the same happens in humans with no evidence that it does, then go on to claim all sorts of actions to be taken in human diets based on that assumption. If I'm reading this right, then that is quite a stretch.
Wild salmon is available and is labeled as such if you can trust your purveyor. "Atlantic Salmon" is farmed and usually dyed pink. The Palins caught and sold wild Alaskan salmon, the best. Enjoy.
No, not quite. The connection with supposedly "juiced up" meant was speculative. But the connection with fruit, vegetables and fish was not.
"Healthy amounts of choline, betaine and TMAO are found in many fruits, vegetables and fish."
A "healthy amount" would depend on how much was in the specific vegetable and how much you ate.
About the meat, "...whether muscle from such livestock have higher levels of these compounds remains unknown."
Avoiding the Quarter Pounders and filling up on vegetables instead may have precisely the opposite effect you intend.
That's just taking the comments here at face value, which may not be justified.
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Katie - I can't believe how much of the baby fits in the pictures. How far along are you now?
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Mandee - At this age, I really think all you can do is redirect them or distract them. Duru also does not listen to no and thinks it is a game. I haven't yelled at her or really gotten mad because I know she is so little, but Ayla is the one that keeps my blood boiling. I started time-outs with her when she was 2 but it took a while for her to get them. Now she hates time-outs and it becomes a fight for her to even stay there. Good luck!
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Judy - I was just asking DH yesterday how long I had to wait to start using timeouts, LOL. Lately she likes to stand on the diningroom chairs. I tell her to sit, occasionally she will, but mostly she only does it if I yell at her. I've tried re-directing and she just climbs back up. If I push the chairs in, she climbs on them and bumps her head on the table. She's already fallen off a chair once, but it hasn't stopped her from climbing on her...I swear she'll be the death of me. The child tests me at every point! I've thought about flipping the chairs and putting the onto the table, but she'd probably pull them down onto herself.
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LOL Mandee - She sounds so much like Duru! She is not afraid of anything and falls over and over without learning! I'm sure, like everything, time-outs start working for different kids at different age. Becca seems very advanced, so it might be sooner than Ayla was. I guess when you feel she can connect the consequences to the actions and able to actually stay there.
Off to take the kids to the club :D
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Mandee - I had to resort to time outs in my lap. Restricting her freedom seemed to make the point. Her new fav thing to do is run away and giggle at me. She just laughs at raised voice. I have also found that taking away item she is not playing well with works. I spent 3 weeks with dining chairs in hall past baby gate. Just moved as she climbed to make the point. I also found I have to keep her challenged.


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I got dropped on the "recovery ride" of my bike club yesterday. So I sat down to look over Joe Friel's "Cycling Over 50" to see if he had any good recommendations on getting better at this sport.
Here is one of his sample schedules:
M--interval rides with 8X10s, 2X4s, 5X8s for one full hour with 20 seconds of rest between each.
Tu--hill repeats, minimum suggested gain 1000' per repeat. Do 10 times. For warm-up.
W--tempo ride, going 110% of your fastest TT ever.
Th--weight training and steroid injections (injections optional).
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Sa--repeat whichever ride caused the most pain from the week.
Su--recovery ride, 50 miles unless you have time for a long one.
OTOH this is my schedule:
M--"recovery ride" (go as fast as you can with hammerheads who are dogging it).
Tu--daughters volleyball practice.
W--whatever kind of ride I want to do as long as it's wrapped up by 1PM.
Th--feel tired from yesterdays ride. Go to daughter's volleyball games.
F--lift some light weights if in mood. Babysit grandkids maybe.
Sa--AM ride, sometimes with a club (always get dropped).
Su--AM church, afternoon nap.
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The last place Mariners (27-38) stinging from a sweep at home from the team with the worst record in baseball look to correct their mistakes against a team coming off of a perfect game. The M's continue their interleague match ups against the San Francisco Giants for a weekend extravaganza.Pitching match ups
Game 67: RHP – Ryan Vogelsong vs. LHP – Jason Vargas
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The Mariners take on the SF Giants this series
Lets put it this way, Fantasy owners of Ryan Vogelsong and feeling pretty confident in this match up. Vogelsong has been strong and consistent throughout the entire season. His weakest outing of the year in which he allowed 4 runs on 4 hits came in April.
- • Current line: 5-2 / 2.26 ERA / 29 BB / 52 SO / 1.18 WHIP
Jason Vargas probably wont be expecting much run support while working with a home field disadvantage. Vargas was one of the more vocal members of the team concerning moving the fences in.
Vargas has struggled in his last 2 outings but probably because he was trying to be perfect instead of being able to trust his team to bail him out.
- • The current SF roster has a combined 37 at bats against the Seattle lefty and are hitting .297
- • Current line: 7-5 / 3.90 ERA / 23 BB / 61 SO / 1.13 WHIP
Game 68: RHP – Tim Lincecum vs. RHP – Kevin Millwood
Lincecum, who is a Seattle native and fan favorite, has a reputation of being one of the most unique and dominate pitchers in baseball. However, with an ERA of 6.00 his 18 Million dollar contract isn't looking so favorable.
There has even been talk of moving him to the bullpen. Perhaps he just needs a change of scenery.
I think the M's should offer a trade to the Giants: Tim Lincecum for Chone Figgins. Who's with me?
Lincecum has given up 39 walks already this season. The M's need to be patent and let him do the work for them.
- Current Line: 2-7 / 6.00 ERA / 39 BB / 77 SO / 1.58 WHIP
- Before having to leave the game with a groin injury, Millwood was 6 innings into a no hitter. Miraculously, the Seattle bullpen was able to finish the job. A combined no hitter which is rare in the sport. Millwood missed his last start, but threw a strong bullpen session with no pain and should be ready to continue his no hit streak.
- Current giants hitters are hitting just .225 against the veteran
Game 69: LHP – Madison Bumgarner vs. RHP – Felix Hernadez
Bumgarner generally struggles on the teams road trips, but Safeco may feel like a safe place with the M's lack of ability to produce in their own stadium.
Left handed pitching has been a problem for the M's this season combined with the fact that Bumgarner has held left handed batters to just a .160 average, leads one to some dreary conclusions.
- Current line: 8-4 / 3.08 ERA / 18 BB / 74 SO / 1.12 WHIP
Felix struggled in his last outing, and while many are very concerned with his performance this season, the back tweak could still be to blame for his disappointing pitching.
Kevin Millwood should be making his first start since the No-Hit game this week
It is interesting that the M's did not put their ace on the DL when they had the chance, but I think that it is likely due to his leadership in the club house.
Felix is more valuable than with just his arm. He is the team leader.Giants vs Mariners Series Predictions
Game 1:
The offensive woes of the Mariners are not likely to get better with this match up. My advice: bunt! Prediction: Loss (Giants 2 – Mariners 0)
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I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think that the M's can beat Lincecum right now. It is a good match up and I believe in them. Prediction: Win (Giants 3– Mariners 6)
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Even if Felix pitches well. The M's will lose this game. Prediction: Loss (Giants 4 – Mariners 2)Extra's
Giants 1B Aubrey Huff may be unavailable for the series. He underwent an MRI exam Thursday after bruising his knee when hopping over the dugout railing following the final out of Cain's masterpiece.
Seattle, which has scored only 11 runs during its five-game skid, has a major league-low 10 home wins. Of their 38 losses, the Mariners have led in 19 of them.
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Skip to comments.The United States of Decline: America unravels at an increasingly dizzying pace.
Posted on 02/17/2014 12:39:35 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
America is unraveling at a stunning speed and to a staggering degree. This decline is breathtaking, and the prognosis is dim.
For starters, Obama now rules by decree. Reportedly for the 27th time, he has changed the rules of Obamacare singlehandedly, with neither congressional approval nor even ceremonial resolutions to limit his actions. Obama needs no such frivolities.
Thats the good thing about being president, Obama joked on February 10. I can do whatever I want. In an especially bitter irony, Obama uttered these despicable words while guiding French president François Hollande through Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson a key architect of Americas foundation of limited government.
That very day, Obama decreed that the Obamacare mandate for employers with 50 to 99 workers would be postponed until 2016 (beyond an earlier extension to 2015), well past the November 2014 midterm elections. This eases the pressure on Democrats, whose campaigns would suffer if voters saw their company health plans canceled due to Obamacares unnecessary, expensive, mandatory benefits e.g. maternity coverage for men.
So, by fiat, Obama has postponed the employer mandate. When Senator Ted Cruz (R., Texas) effectively tried to do this through legislation last fall, Democrats virtually lassoed and branded him.
Also by decree last week, Obama decided unilaterally to soften political-asylum rules. Refugees and other immigrants who provide terrorists limited material support now can come to America. So what if someone merely clothed and fed Mohamed Atta or Khalid Sheikh Mohammed? After all, garments and meals dont blow up. Welcome to America, Mustafa!
Meanwhile, the Justice Department is working hard to revoke the asylum of and deport the Romeikes....
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Let me introduce into this, American jobs.
America's experiment with exporting American jobs has gone on too long, and needs to be reversed.
Bring back American jobs. Lots of American jobs.
Stop buying everything imported.
Just saying. America did not become strong, but buying things from China.
America grew strong by MAKING THINGS RIGHT HERE.
Bring back American jobs.
The jobs weren't exported. They were driven out by trial lawyers, unions, and zealous Federal regulators.
Until those things are fixed (with tort reform, right-to-work laws, and regulatory overhaul) the jobs will stay overseas.
Even if the U.S. didn't import a single manufactured product from a foreign nation, we'd be producing those things here in heavily automated facilities that don't have many employees at all.
No sorry you are wrong.
American jobs were exported to China. Quite a lot in fact.
China now sells America 400 billion dollars every year.
America sells China 100+ billion.
Bring back AMERICAN JOBS. Now.
"Americas experiment with exporting American jobs has gone on too long, and needs to be reversed."
The problem is, companies prefer to outsource to socialist/communist countries where costs/regs/bribes are pretty stable, rather than deal with our emerging socialist/communist where costs/regs/bribes are still in flux.
When Senator Ted Cruz (R., Texas) effectively tried to do this through legislation last fall, Democrats virtually lassoed and branded him."
Democrats and Republicans....
Don't expect that to happen. On top of all the other reasons given here, business is backing amnesty to get even more cheap labor for the few remaining jobs which haven't been automated. I really don't know who they expect to buy their goods, unless it's government and the luxury trade, because when this is finished, middle class Americans won't be able to, if there's a middle class left. Right now, the middle class is being forced to subsidise the leeches at the very top and the very bottom.
Costs in China are rising.
Furthermore, China owns (bottom line) ALL MANUFACTURING done in that country.
Even "American" companies have majority Chinese ownership.
Bring back US manufacturing.
"Decline" is too mild a word for America's current descent. I'd use "all-out decay." Obama's rampant lawlessness, open-borders, and the cultural embrace of degeneracy like fag-marriage and dope...
America's death-spiral has begun.
"The jobs weren't exported. They were driven out by trial lawyers, unions, and zealous Federal regulators."
Absolutely right.
If only it were that simple....
When about everything you guy is made elsewhere there are plenty of jobs to be brought back to the USA where they would pay taxes, buy products, get off unemployment and pay into SS.
Don't you get it? American jobs paying $15-20 an hour with benefits and gov't taxes driving the cost up to $25-30 an hour along with massive restrictions and regulations by OSHA, EPA, Labor Dept., Interior Dept., will come back in droves from China to make $.05 trinkets to throw in a Happy Meal! /s
Some people have zero economic sense. Not every job in China replaced one in America.
...Thats the good thing about being president, Obama joked on February 10. I can do whatever I want....
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They have known for at least 80 years they could not succeed without first accomplishing those two goals.
Never, ever ascribe to incompetence the actions of this POTUS. He and his cabal know exactly what they are doing.
The "Bring Back the Jobs" crowd don't realize that even if they did they'd be filled by illegal aliens and low paid unskilled morons.
Yeah, that's the ticket to growth.
BS. Germany has the most advanced production facilities in the world that employ highly compensated workers and they don't have the mass unemployment we are experiencing here.
Very true. China is supplying the WORLD and we're just a small (and shrinking) part of it.
Until those things are fixed (with tort reform, right-to-work laws, and regulatory overhaul) the jobs will stay overseas.
Absolutely correct.
Nicolae Ceausescu used varying mechanisms of control over the twenty four years of his regime to stay in power.
Cult of PersonalityThis mechanism of control is defined as promotion of the image of an authoritarian leader not merely as a political figure but as someone who embodies the spirit of the nation and possesses endowments of wisdom and strength far beyond those of average individual and is thus portrayed in a quasi-religious manner.[6] Nicolae had pictures of himself plastered all of Romania in a act of self promotion. In later years his wife Elena also had pictures of herself all over Romania, however she was set out very strict guidelines of what pictures could be permitted to be used.
Check out the article linked in Post #9. The company profiled in that article currently has a sales force of 15 workers, and they're looking to bring their manufacturing back to Arkansas. They're going to employ all of 17 people when they do this -- and maybe get up to 74 full-time employees if the facility is running at full capacity in a few years. This is the kind of industry that probably employed hundreds of people at any one facility in the past.
Interestingly, it's the automation that's bringing these manufacturing processes back to the U.S. Chinese labor is cheaper than American labor, but an automated facility in the U.S. is cheaper to operate than an automated facility in China.
Violence and corruption have been the long-standing "normal" condition of mankind. Fear and intimidation have always worked, every time they are tried, at least on the short term.
The states of violence and corruption are actually opposing motives in the seesaw of political change, with the growth of corruption finally causing the countervailing force of violence, which temporarily suppresses the corruption. For a very short period, the two forces are at relative equilibrium, until the violence recedes and corruption again gains the advantage.
The genius of the American idea is that the great gyrations between violence and corruption were largely damped down, for the most part, with the notable exception of the Civil War of 1861-1865. There have been other lesser surges to one extreme or the other, over the centuries of the existence of the nation once known as "the United States of America", that has been fundamentally transformed into something most of its residents no longer recognize.
At the moment, corruption seems to have the dominant position in this territory.
Beware of the outwash when the tides turn.
There are no changes.
The law stands as written.
If you own a business, you are subject to the business mandate and if you haven't complied, you are in violation of the LAW and YOU WILL BE FINED. Eventually someone will challenge Obama's waiver and it will be found to be invalid and every business that didn't provide a compliant policy to their employees will be fined. A lot of money. Which will go to the government.
Obama can't change the law. He can pretend to, but when push comes to shove every attempt at changing the law by fiat will be declared to be invalid and everyone who is counting on the waivers and postponements is going to be sorry they thought they could.
Obama is a liar. There is no waiver. If you haven't complied with the law, then you are breaking the law.
Think about it.
Excellent. We are in mourning.
I have been watching The Revolution about the war for our independence on discovery this afternoon. Watching those reenactment troops going through the drills and enacting the old battles for our freedom. All that for nothing. Washington, Jefferson, Madison, all those proud and wonderful men and women who gave so much to found this Republic and now it is gone. Destroyed IN FIVE YEARS!!!!! What Jimmy Carter, Bush 1, Klinton, and Bush 2 could not accomplish, Obama has in five years.
1. a socialist government
2. a highly qualified labor force
3. developed infrastructure
4. a large and new capital asset base
5. minimal corruption
6. a high level of innovation
You'll notice that "low labor cost" is not among these. And you'll notice that Item #5 is sorely lacking in many parts of the U.S.
Comparing the U.S. to a highly homogenized modern socialist state in Europe doesn't do much to explain our competitive advantages and disadvantages compared to Asian countries.
We've been on the slide a lot longer than 5 years, maybe 55. Some would say since just after the turn of the 20th century.
don't forget to include bammy being the Antichrist. The man of lawlessness. He changes the times and dates. He has no use for women. He is an angry young man. He has made America's govt now not be a friend to Israel (the whole world goes against Israel), although he tries to have a veneer of friendship to keep rich liberal american jews donating to democrats.
"Let me please introduce myself
I am a man of wealth and taste.
I've been around for a long, long year
Stole many a mans soul and faith
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Automation isn't all about replacing humans, "dude". Automation is about precision, repeatable processes (quality), and yes, speed. It is estimated that the companies who make automated tooling, robots, etc. employ just as many people as their products have replaced, plus you still need people to monitor and maintain those machines / production lines.
Also, any company who doesn't automate where they can employs ZERO once the doors close.
Here's the one I like best:
Me too. I just don't want my door bashed in at 3:00AM over some video.
Even if the U.S. didn't import a single manufactured product from a foreign nation, we'd be producing those things here in heavily automated facilities that don't have many employees at all. "
Ever hear of people'less fabs? People are just to dirty to work in the new fabs. And, the few that must enter must be none smokers. The term hand crafted, as an affirmation of quality is an illusion. Real quality and hence reliability is derived through automation.
Of course he can "change the law." He simply has to refuse to enforce it -- and if the law is so unpopular that even many of the @ssholes who voted for it are running away from it, then Congress will never call him on it.
If you think this sounds outlandish, I'll point out just one simple example of how this has worked elsewhere:
The 9/11 Commission Recommendations Act, which was passed by Congress and signed into law by George W. Bush in 2007, includes a mandate that all U.S.-bound containerized cargo must be scanned by X-ray machines before entering the United States. July 1, 2012 was the deadline established by Congress.
Everyone who worked in any industry that shipped products in shipping containers knew this was a joke, and that there was no way in hell this could be done.
That "mandate" is still the law of the land. July 1, 2012 came and went without so much as a whisper from the jack@sses in Washington who passed that bill and signed it into law. Today, approximately 4% of shipping containers bound for the U.S. from foreign countries are scanned by X-ray machine -- not much more than what was being scanned back in 2007 when the law was passed.
When Congress passes a law that can't be implemented, it simply never gets enforced. That's why it's easier to have some jug-eared nitwit announce these stupid "delays" and "extensions" for various provisions of ObamaCare.
Congress can't violate basic laws of economics any more easily than they can violate the basic laws of physics.
Sad but good article.
Maternity coverage for men? When did it become biologically possible for me to get pregnant?
In other words: replacing humans. Right?
I can't think of a single technological advance that wasn't aimed at replacing human labor with something that was more efficient (by some objective measure) than humans. Isn't this how we ended up with a situation in North America where the U.S. military chased away primitive tribes from a civilization that didn't even have something as simple as a wheel?
Automation requires thousands of jobs to accomplish, install, and support. If not done right and such overheads are defered, the results are disasterous and in most cases ends the company which embraced the notion that automation replaces people. All it does is bring down per unit cost to manufacture, and only if.....you can capture and keep enough market share to invest the stockholders cash in such directions.
Maybe it's to pay Sandy Fluk & Julia if their man forgets his free govt provided sheath and she contracts another STD?
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I'm in a Service-Learning Dept - where some (try 47 classes this next semester) of the classes have an extra project attached to them that's service-learning - where the students give back to the community (many of the 4 yr schools around here are now requiring 250-350 community hours from all their students -- and the hours spent on our projects - anywheres from 10-250 (criminal justice) apply toward that.)
Anyway - one of our Art dept projects is the Memory Project - where (for this project) the low to no income families of Guatamala's children's pictures were taken and sent over here - where our art dept students painted them and sent them back to them. We've started this same project here in the city as well for the low-no income families too - all based on this success.
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