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LBL Kentucky Quota Hunt Photos.
Have a good Hunting Season.
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nice pictures, thanks for sharing
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We had 4 in our group hunting area 1, saw a lot of deer, didnt even really get to hunt sat morning because fog was so thick you could only ee 30 yds. 3 out of 4 of us killed bucks, all kinda small 4, 7, 8 pt young deer, but we did get to help them manage and took home some meat! All in all saw a lot of deer and had a good time (my 5th time there and only 2nd buck I have taken there).
Quality Deer Management (QDM): Deer harvests in 2009 showed positive trends in older age class bucks
for LBL, with yearling bucks below 40% in both KY and TN. Kentucky quota hunts will remain at two for
2010. All quota hunt permits will be either sex permits. Hunters are encouraged to harvest more does to
help balance the deer herd.
It's not so much if you win or lose - it's how you shoot the flaming arrow while riding a camel.
I killed a 3.5 year old 10 point down there this weekend in area 8.
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Hunt Summary for LBL's Kentucky Quota Hunt November 20-21
A total of 191 deer were checked in at LBL check stations during the hunt, including 147 bucks and 44 does.
Some of the largest deer harvested can be seen on the summary board at: http://lblhunts.myphotoalbum.com/vie...16&id=img_4652
Area 8 hunters had the most success, despite the fact that only muzzleloading weapons were allowed to be used during this hunt.
As a comparison, 185 deer were harvested during this hunt last year, 176 during 2008, and 129 during 2007.
11-23-2010, 02:40 PM #8It's not so much if you win or lose - it's how you shoot the flaming arrow while riding a camel.
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Things have been getting that way gradually over the past several years-- Everyone wants a buck and refuses to shoot does, either because of the larger amount of meat on a fork-horn or due to an outdated opinion of deer management needs. It's occurring in both state sections of LBL.
Part of what happens is that two-day quota hunts with 'bonus' deer cause the following to occur: Day 1= wait for a nice buck, unless the weather is getting bad, then shoot any buck. Day 2= if it's brown, it's down.
LBL may consider having a late-season doe-only gun hunt, but we are not sure how many people might actually show up for it!
All permits this time were either sex, and many people are seeing huge numbers of does.... but most would rather shoot a spike than a doe. That doesn't help much with trying to grow bigger deer by controlling population numbers and letting the little guys walk; however, this is public land, and LBL needs to try to manage deer for the 'average' hunter, not just the 'trophy' hunters.-- Therein lies the obscure definition of the phrase "Quality Deer Management"-- there appears to be some discrepancy as to what that definition means to different people. Some think it means a 'quality' hunt is produced by having a large enough deer herd to contained a few big bucks, and a mix of a lot of others for the 'average' hunter and a few 'trophy' hunters to be fairly satisfied with their hunting experience.... Others see it as simply doing what is needed to grow larger bucks (such as antler restrictions, increased doe harvests, removal of long-tined spikes, etc).
A couple of years ago, LBL management explored the possibility of trying to get some sort of moderate antler width restrictions enacted, but couldn't get enough support to enact it-- that would have helped force people to either take more does or wait for an adult buck. It would be nice to see something like that, but it seems that will be more difficult to make happen than managers had hoped.
We try to do our part during bow season to help with your doe population.It's not so much if you win or lose - it's how you shoot the flaming arrow while riding a camel.
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A History of London Welsh Rugby Football Club
The Beginning
In 1885 at a Fleet Street hotel a group of Welshmen met to discuss the formation of a rugby club for fellow countrymen in exile and with great enthusiasm London Welsh (Clwb Rygbi Cymry Llundain) was established.
The club's first game was on October 24th, 1885, against London Scottish, but after nine successful years the Welsh suffered a temporary setback when they were forced, due to various reasons, to disband.
Left – Jack Williams, Arthur Harding and Hop Maddocks, the leading try scorer in the club's history. Right – Willie Llewellyn, a magnificent three-quarter and architect of the great revival, who joined the club in 1900.
However, with the steely determination and fighting spirit that still echoes as the ethos of the club today within a year London Welsh was reborn.
Yet, they still continued to battle against the prevailing problems that they encountered such as the lack of a permanent home ground and persistent financial difficulties.
Enter the captain of Wales in 1905, Willie Llewellyn, who was also a student at the Pharmaceutical College in London. Innovative and passionate he proposed that the WRU refuse to cap any Welsh player living in London unless they played for London Welsh.
The ploy worked with several of the greatest players at the time (Teddy Morgan, Rhys Gabe, Hop Maddocks and Arthur Harding) eagerly attaching themselves to the club. With leading players to watch admiring supporters multiplied at the prestigious Queen's Club, by now the club's headquarters.
On the move
Following their time spent at the Queen's Club the Welsh then played at the County Ground in Leyton and subsequently at the Memorial Ground, West Ham - taking over from West Ham United after they transferred to Upton Park.
The following five years, until the outbreak of the First World War, were spent at the Heathfield Ground, Wandsworth, which had been vacated by Harlequins following their move to the new RFU Ground at Twickenham.
After the war ended, the nomadic Welsh moved to Hearne Hill, where they remained until 1957. However, it was the relocation to Old Deer Park, Richmond, which would mark the most prominent years in London Welsh's proud history.
The club has attracted many phenomenal players since its inception from Willie Llewellyn and his aforementioned contemporaries through to the 1920 and 1930s where electrifying rugby was played by the likes of scrumhalf Wick Powell (1926), Vivian Jenkins (1930), Claude Davey (1935) and Arthur Rees (1935).
Top - Claude Davey, the brilliant hard tacking centre who was capped 23 times for Wales. He played for the club between 1936 and 1946 and retired at the age of 40. Middle – Wick Powell, the immensely powerful scrum half capped 27 times by Wales. He was one of the most feared players in the game and played 254 times for London Welsh. Bottom – Vivian Jenkins, who expanded the role of the full back with his prodigious all round talents. He appeared for the club throughout the 1930s.
The Golden 70s
The most renowned rugby in the history of London Welsh, however, was played between 1966 and 1973, and it is this period many remember as the golden years.
During this time Welsh undoubtedly played some of the best rugby ever witnessed with current President John Dawes as captain supported by fellow legends including JPR Williams, Gerald Davies, John Taylor, the late Mervyn Davies, Mike Roberts and Geoff Evans. With such a roll call of stars the Welsh were unrivalled; unveiling their own team of galacticos long before their footballing counterparts were even born.
Former London Welsh, Wales and 1971 British and Irish Lions captain, and now club president, John Dawes OBE.
The Magnificent Seven – The London Welshmen who helped the British and Irish Lions to victory over New Zealand in 1971. Back row, L-R: Mervyn Davies, John Williams, Mike Roberts, Geoff Evans. Front row, L-R: Gerald Davies, John Dawes, John Taylor.
The 'Untouchables' were unbeatable and their growing reputation was rightly recognised with an amateur era record of seven teammates selected for Carwyn James' 1971 Lions tour to New Zealand. James himself was a former London Welsh player and his Lions remained true to the free and open playing style developed at Old Deer Park as they ran the All Blacks ragged to win the series 2-1.
Remarkably at this time the club fielded 14 internationals and the 'House Full' sign was a regular occurrence at home games. In 1986 a dinner was held to mark the club's centenary with the Prince and late Princess of Wales in attendance. The evening gave players and members alike a chance to reflect on the first 100 years of the club.
Despite the club's fair share of difficulties since its birth in 1885, Welsh had shown steadfast resoluteness by overcoming constant obstacles and providing its loyal supporters with the most memorable of rugby moments. One such delight coming in 1985 when Welsh faced Bath in the final of the cup at Twickenham.
So Near and Yet So Far
Led by Wales international Clive Rees, and including the likes of Robert Ackerman and Kevin Bowring, that 1985 journey to Twickenham represented the club's first, and only, cup final appearance, and as Welsh approached their centenary year hopes were high that they could finish the season by winning the John Player Special Cup.
The cup odyssey began with an 18-10 victory over Peter Winterbottom's Headingley at Kirkstall in the third-round – Mark Douglas' late try seeing Welsh home – to set up a trip to Beeston to face Nottingham. Nottingham, who included Rob Andrew in their line up, were favourites but Andrew missed nine of his ten kicks at goal and Welsh won 12-11. Douglas claimed Welsh's solitary try of the match with Colyn Price's excellent conversion carrying the visitors to victory.
On to the quarter-finals where an interception try from Jeremy Hughes helped the Exiles to a 21-0 win over a spirited Waterloo at Old Deer Park. Coventry, who had knocked out Leicester in the quarters, now stood between Welsh and a Twickenham date. Before a full house at Coventry, Stuart Russell scored the Exiles' opening try from a driving maul and Matthew Ebsworth went over under the posts for the visitors' second. Two Coventry penalties, to add to their earlier solitary try, drew the home side level, 10-10, but it was Welsh who advanced to the final courtesy of their superior try-count.
So in front of 32,000 at Twickenham, London Welsh made its first, and only, cup final appearance . They faced a Bath side boasting nine internationals and it was Welsh's illustrious opponents who led 18-0 at the break. But Welsh fought back in the second half, with Price landing five kicks at goal, and reduced the gap to just six points, only for Bath to make the game safe with two penalties of their own, 24-15. - Alas, no silverware to mark the club's centenary year.
Clive Rees in action versus Bath at Twickenham in the 1985 cup final..
Lean Years
The late 1980's was a difficult time for the Exiles as brutal economic conditions saw a freeze on the number of top class Welsh players coming to London. It was at this time league rugby was introduced and disastrously for the club it slid ominously into the Fifth Division South.
But it battled back and a renaissance was occurring due largely to the inspiring Clive Griffiths, Adrian Davies and Martin Jones. With dogged determination Welsh climbed back to the First Division of the National League, striving to take the club back to the top where it belonged.
Turmoil and triumphs
The club continued in the right direction and at the start of the 2008/09 season it took the momentous decision to turn full-time professional.
Despite this relatively new professionalism, London Welsh has remained keen to retain the atmosphere of an amateur club with the unbeatable social tradition still to be cherished.
Unfortunately, this air of optimism soon turned sour as the club was placed into administration in June 2009. Thankfully, this was short-lived as the following month Welsh were rescued when they were bought from the receivers and allowed to continue in the Championship, albeit with a five-point deduction for that season.
In January 2010 the club secured control back from Red Dragon Rugby Limited and despite the off field turmoil, head coach Danny Wilson guided the Exiles to the Championship semi-finals, where they lost out to Bristol at the Memorial Stadium.
The summer of 2010 saw Wilson depart for pastures new with former England hooker and national sevens coach Phil Greening promoted from assistant coach to head coach, with Mike Friday coming on board.
Sadly the 2010/11 season would end in another Championship semi-final defeat - this time at Mennaye Field to Cornish Pirates - and Greening departed to be replaced by former Ospreys head coach Lyn Jones.
The Exiles would start the 2011/12 season with victories at Gloucester and relegated Leeds Carnegie. They would twice hit top spot during the course of the season but would have to settle for fourth in the table and a two-legged semi-final with Bedford Blues.
The Exiles did the hard work on a miserable night at Goldington Road, winning 10-3, but there were nerves aplenty at Old Deer Park as the Blues fought back. Welsh eventually winning 30-27 on aggregate.
The Pirates awaited in the final but Welsh turned the tables and made amends for the previous year's semi-final defeat by winning 37-21 at Mennaye Field with a superb display, despite learning just hours before kick-off that the club's application to join the Aviva Premiership had been rejected by the RFU.
Despite this, a week later Welsh finished the job at the Kassam Stadium in Oxford with a 29-20 win – a glorious night in the history of London Welsh Rugby Club.
Premiership Bound
The club followed up victory on the pitch with an even more significant one off it, as it won its appeal against the RFU's decision – London Welsh would after all take its rightful place in the Aviva Premiership for the 2012/13 season.
Back in the big time, Welsh were written off as relegation fodder, but following a baptism of fire against Leicester Tigers and Harlequins, the Exiles stunned Exeter Chiefs at the Kassam Stadium, with Seb Jewell converting Ed Jackson's late try, before then overturning Sale Sharks.
Nick Scott's last-gasp intercept try accounted for Bath and when the Exiles ground out a victory over London Irish they had four wins on the board by the first week of December and survival suddenly seemed a realistic target.
Sadly, however, Welsh would not win another league game until the final weekend of the regular season and by then the club's return to the Championship had been sealed – the Exiles never recovering from a five-point deduction imposed for fielding an unregistered player.
New Era
But the club regrouped quickly. Former Cardiff Blues head coach Justin Burnell was appointed and despite a high turnover on the playing front, some astute signings meant the Exiles hit the ground running when the 2013/14 Championship season got underway.
Nine straight wins saw the Exiles perched at the top of the table, but defeats to Bedford, London Scottish and Plymouth Albion checked ambitions. Welsh got things back on track with a resounding win over Rotherham Titans and a second place finish in the table set up a thrilling semi-final clash with Leeds Carnegie, which saw the Exiles score 15 points in the final 12 minutes of a pulsating 2nd leg at the Kassam Stadium to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat.
And so to Bristol in the final for a place in the Aviva Premiership. Despite conceding an early try on a rainy Oxford night, the Exiles responded to take a 27-8 lead back to the Memorial Stadium thanks to tries from Nathan Trevett, Nick Scott and Supporters Player of the Year Carl Kirwan.
On June 4th the Exiles completed the job at an emotionally charged Memorial Stadium, but not before Adam Hughes's try cut Welsh's aggregate lead to eight points with 11 minutes remaining. Cool heads prevailed, however, as Nathan Vella touched down following a powerful catch and drive, and Seb Stegmann added the icing to see the Exiles prevail 21-20 on the night. Captain Tom May and head coach Justin Burnell lifted the trophy amidst joyous scenes.
Tough at the Top
June 4th was soon a dim and distant memory, however, as the club's return to the top flight turned into a nightmare and brought an unwarranted record. The Exiles would fail to win a single competitive game all season, picking up just one bonus point in the Aviva Premiership (vs Bath Rugby at The Rec) to end the campaign with the worst record in Premiership history.
It was a season that began amidst a mood of such optimism, as Welsh added the likes of All Black World Cup winner Piri Weepu, Ex-England and Bath star fly half Olly Barkley, Argentina prop Pablo Henn, former England second row Dean Schofield, Tonga props Taine Vea and Eddie Aholelei, Tim Molenaar from Harlequins, hooker Koree Britton (ex-Northampton Saints and Gloucester), second row James Down from Cardiff Blues, fly half Tristan Roberts (Bristol) and centre Nic Reynolds (Scarlets) to their Championship winning side, the bulk of whom the club had managed to hold on to.
The Exiles' 52-0 defeat at the hands of Exeter Chiefs on the opening weekend of the Premiership season was a baptism of fire, however, and a sign of things to come unfortunately.
In March, following the club's third 70 plus defeat of the season away to Exeter Chiefs, the club parted company with head coach Justin Burnell, with defence coach Rowland Phillips appointed to take over the reins until the end of the season, a season which came to an end against Saracens on May 6th at the Kassam Stadium – a game which saw captain Tom May bow out after an illustrious career.
The Future
That final round defeat to Saracens brought the curtain down on a wretched season, but one throughout which the morale, spirit and determination of the players remained admirably high. A collective experience that will surely stand the squad in good stead for the challenges to come in 2015/16.
The season's end also signaled a flurry of off field activity. Phillips' – a former London Welsh player and captain - position was made permanent while in came Josh Drauniniu (Worcester Warriors), Martyn Thomas (Wasps), Guy Armitage (London Irish), Kieran Murphy (Brive), Ryan Hodson (Jersey), Gus Jones (Wasps), Will Skuse (Bath Rugby), Joe Carlisle (Treviso), Josh Davies (Plymouth Albion), Darryl Marfo (Harlequins), Ryan Glynn (Jersey), Harry Allen (London Irish), Dan Leo (London Irish), Brendon Snyman (Montauban) and Thretton Palamo (Saracens - loan).
Friday 26th June 2015 brought some momentous off the field news from the Club, as it announced ts decision to move away from Oxford, after three seasons, and return to Old Deer Park.
As the club prepares for another assault on the Championship, one wouldn't write off its chances of being crowned Championship winners for a third time.
Former London Welsh captain, now head coach, Rowland Phillips will lead the club's quest for a third Championship title in 2015/16.


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I have a Ruger 22/45 mkiii. It is true what they say about how annoying it is to clean. It gets easier though, and I really don't clean it that often anyway. :)
It's a great gun. I love firing the thing and it's so cheap to buy ammo. I buy the cheapest "jacketed" (it's usually plated I think) ammo I can find, which is often about $20 for the Federal bricks of 525. The last four bricks only had 4 failures.
Ruger sr 22 hands down the best 22 hand gun I have owned sine the mark II series
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I own and love my Ruger SR22, sweet little shooter, and I can shoot it all weekend for about $20.
Ruger SR22. I love my Neos, but the SR22 feels more like a "real" pistol rather than a target pistol.
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A Sunday evening club for 4th and 5th graders, to grow in faith, friendship, and fun! Meets every other Sunday from 5:30-7:00 pm.
A Sunday morning nursery is offered for infants through 4 year olds from 8:30 am through 12:00 pm. All of our nurseries are located on the bottom floor of the Children's Building. Our nurseries are overseen by our nursery coordinator. All of the nursery volunteers have gone through our Safe Sanctuary Training Session.
Vacation Bible SchoolCaveQuest VBS will be July 10-14 this year! CaveQuest will be an over-the-top, underground adventure! Kids will walk away understanding what it means to follow Jesus and shine His light. From group leaders to singers to craft makers, we need all sorts of help. Sign up to help or register your child at bit.ly/signupforvbs16.
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Our goal is for everyone who walks through our doors to feel safe and nurtured. For anyone who volunteers with our children, it is mandatory that they attend a Safe Sanctuary Training Session. This session covers best practices for safety and policies to ensure that children of all ages are cared for in a loving and safe manner.
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Prize is Pitt School of Medicines most prestigious annual award
Karl Deisseroth, MD, PhD, is the recipient of the 2015 Dickson Prize in Medicine from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Dr. Deisseroth is known for his pioneering research into brain circuitry. By studying neuro electrical signals and using high-resolution brain imaging techniques, Deisseroth continues to unmask what he calls "the syntax of the brain's internal language."
Dr. Deisseroth is the D.H. Chen Professor of Bioengineering and professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine. He is recipient of a National Institutes of Health Director's Pioneer Award, a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, and a Pasarow Foundation Award, and many other honors. He is a member of the Institute of Medicine and of the National Academy of Sciences.
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SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Theo Chocolate, the first and only Organic and Fair Trade certified bean-to-bar chocolate maker in North America, today announced that its Congo chocolate bar series will begin rolling out at grocery, drug, and specialty stores across the U.S. this month. Theo has partnered with Eastern Congo Initiative (ECI), founded by Ben Affleck, to create its first-ever chocolate offering made from 100 percent Congolese cocoa. A portion of proceeds will be donated to ECI to improve the livelihoods of farmers and their families in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
"Our partnership with ECI is an extension of our company mission to create amazing chocolate while working to improve livelihoods and protect the environment in both farm and factory communities," said Theo Chocolate founder and CEO Joe Whinney. "Our Congo bar series celebrates the rich flavors and culture of the region, forging a connection between the cocoa farmer abroad and the consumer here at home. When this connection is made and people start to care about each other, great things can happen."
Theo created its Congo bars in two delicious new dark chocolate flavors: Pili Pili Chili, an intensely warming blend of cocoa, vanilla, and spicy pili pili peppers, and Vanilla Nib, a scrumptious mix of cocoa, creamy vanilla, and crunchy cocoa nibs. In keeping with Theo's high sourcing standards, the cocoa, vanilla, and peppers used in its Congo selections are Organic, Fair Trade certified, and grown by Congolese farmers dedicated to quality and sustainability.
Theo and ECI began collaborating in 2010 in an effort to help farming families in the DRC emerge from poverty and violence by fostering economic opportunity through cocoa cultivation. Since that time, Theo, its export partner ESCO, and ECI have trained more than 2,000 Congolese farmers to grow high-quality cocoa. This value-added crop commands solid prices on the global market, serves as a major source of income for women, and is considered militia-resistant because its true value isn't realized until it has been processed. Additionally, cocoa farming benefits the environment by promoting biodiversity and preventing deforestation.
"This partnership combines Theo's extensive background building sustainable, fair trade supply chains around the globe with ECI's history working with the Congolese people to develop economic opportunities that serve as a foundation for stability and success," said Ben Affleck, founder of ECI. "Together we have the potential to help tens of thousands of people improve their lives in the short term and make a positive impact for generations to come."
For the first cocoa harvest, Theo is importing 340 tons of Organic, Fair Trade certified cocoa from eastern Congo. This landmark purchase has the potential to positively impact over 20,000 people living in the region, increasing household incomes and improving access to vital services.
Theo Congo bars are currently on shelves at all U.S. Whole Foods locations. This month they'll begin rolling out at grocery, drug, and specialty stores nationwide for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $4.99. To purchase Theo Congo bars online, learn more about the Theo-ECI partnership, or check out a visualization of the positive impact this effort can have in eastern Congo, visit theochocolate.com/eci.
About Theo Chocolate
Since 2006, Theo Chocolate has been committed to responsibly sourcing and manufacturing the highest quality chocolate in the world. As the first and only bean-to-bar maker of Organic, Fair Trade, Fair for Life, and Non-GMO certified chocolate in North America, Theo is creating delicious products while working to improve livelihoods and protect the environment in farm and factory communities alike. To find Theo chocolate at a retailer near you and learn more about how the company puts its passion into practice, visit theochocolate.com.
About Eastern Congo Initiative
Founded by Ben Affleck, Eastern Congo Initiative (ECI) is the first U.S. based advocacy and grant-making initiative wholly focused on working with and for the people of eastern Congo. ECI envisions an eastern Congo vibrant with abundant opportunities for economic and social development, where a robust civil society can flourish. ECI believes that local, community-based approaches are essential to creating a sustainable and successful society in eastern Congo. For more information, visit easterncongo.org.


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People all across the east have seen an explosion in the mosquito population since Hurricane Irene.
It's so bad in Pitt County, officials have set up a mosquito hotline for people to call with questions about the pests. They said they had to set up the line because they're getting so many calls about mosquitoes.
The hotline number is (252) 902-3220. People can leave their name, number and address. If they want a return call, they can leave times they're available. Otherwise, their information will be recorded and vector control will follow up.


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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — A&P has asked U.S. Bankruptcy Court here for permission to reject a logistics contract with Grocery Haulers Inc., which provides trucking services for its Pathmark stores, saying the contract is inefficient and likely to become more expensive. A&P acquired Pathmark in 2007 and in so doing acquired a contract that runs through 2014 with Grocery Haulers. GHI, Avenel, N.J., provides exclusive hauling of grocery items from five New Jersey warehouses known as the ...
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I always struggle with what to do in the gym, so I often just end up doing a few things half heartedly on the machines - chest press, shoulder press etc.
I'm looking for exercises to include in the weights bit of my workout - which is about 20 - 30 minutes - things that are easy to keep track of.
What do you guys do in the gym for strength training? I'm looking to put on muscle or at least not lose it while I'm losing weight.
I've read a few things but am wondering what others on here do.
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- 30 mins running Intervals - 5min warm up - (30s sprint - 90s recover) x 10 - 5min cool down.
- 20 - 30 minutes weights
- 10 mins steady state cardio (rowing / stair master / walking etc.)
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In 2004, veteran emcee Canibus was profiled in the QD3 film Beef II for his legendary battle with LL Cool J. The popular DVD release, which now frequently airs on the Fuse network was instrumental in making the facts know of the historic battle that took place within the same song (LL Cool J's "4, 3, 2, 1 Remix") with commentary from Kool Moe Dee, PMD, Redman, Method Man, KRS-One and Canibus himself. LL Cool J, who enlisted QD3 as a producer on early '90s albums, did not participate.
Canibus is releasing Melatonin Magik next week (February 9th) on RBC Records. On the album, which features Professor Griff of Public Enemy, Copywrite, K-Solo and Blaq Poet, Canibus speaks candidly about the Beef II DVD experience, and why he believes he was exploited.
On a song called "The Danger of Judah" and features some brief exchanges with Professor Griff. The third verse addresses Canibus' thoughts on the Beef experience.
"Put my name on the black-list, 'cause I don't dick-ride nobody in the industry / Where's the fuckin' empathy? / I been through so much treachery / Most of the best emcees disrespectin' me / Tried to get the best of me / Never tried to rescue me / Or help me with the recipe / What do they expect from me? / Stressin' me / Questionin' me to address the beef / I rep Hip Hop, Hip Hop don't rep me / I never got a penny off that Beef DVD / You mean all that money went to QD3? / I should have slammed the door in his face / If I was a different nigga, I'da been caught a criminal case / The best word to describe what you do to Hip Hop is 'rape' / 'Cause you don't care about Hip Hop's fate / You sit around the tables, and say Grace / Eatin' steak / While you live like kings and treat kings like apes / Owe Michael Jackson money, and still on the take / And Tevin Campbell's money, the greed is so great / You probably dance around the mansion, like Circ De Soleil / Everything is paid for, you don't have to pro-rate / I ain't hatin', I'm not hatin' / I'm just sayin' / You makin' money off the next man's struggle, right, and can't pay him / Then make millions off them Beef DVDs / But didn't pay K-Solo or Eazy E / It's called Blaxploitation / Another one of Canibus' paranoid statements / That's why I'm famous / I'm just tryin' to tell niggas how the game is / Beef to Hip Hop is just aimless entertainment..."
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Girls Golf Regulations
CLICK HERE for a printable pdf version of the Girls' A Golf regulations.
CLICK HERE for Jr. High Regulations for all sports.
New Regulation for 2015:
Change the number of qualifying teams from top 2/3 at region meet to top six teams at region meet.
- The beginning date of the season is set by the Board and concludes with the State Tournament.
- Practice sessions shall start at least 4 days prior to the first competition and there shall be at least 4 daily sessions. Individuals must have participated in 4 daily practice sessions before being permitted to participate in an interscholastic contest.
- Summer rules will be in effect.
- Golfers participating in any summer tournaments/competitions may advance and continue to play in any Junior Golf events including state, sectionals, regionals, nationals, even if these events take place after the start of and/or during the high school season. Participating in these events will not be a violation of the NDHSAA rules. Participants will not lose eligibility for high school meets, nor will it prohibit the participants from playing in high school events.
- Collared shirts are required for competitors.
- All Class A schools are eligible to enter the regional as assigned.
- Region registration shall be handled individually by each regional tournament manager. Coaches are requested to submit each participant in order (#1, #2, etc.) as an aid to the manager in arranging the foursomes.
- For Region and State, schools may enter a maximum of six players, with the four lowest scores from each day counting as the team score. The fifth score will be used to break ties. If still tied, the sixth score will be used to break ties. Should there be a team that does not have a fifth/sixth score, the other tied team will win the tie breaker provided they have a fifth/sixth score.
Note: A team may not substitute a player on the second day of the tournament.
- Competitors in each assigned group are required to exchange score cards. At the conclusion of the round, each competitor must check before signing (attesting) the score card of the competitor they marked as well as checking before signing their own score card received from their marker.
- State Qualifiers: Team qualification: The top 6 teams will advance from the Region Meet. Also, individuals may qualify for state by one of the following:
- Top ten individuals (ties included) from regional play will advance to state plus any individual that scores 15 strokes above medalist or fifteen strokes above par, whichever is higher.
- The top ten all-conference selections from regular season play in their respective regions.
- Each regional site will designate one invitational tournament that will allow individuals to qualify for state.
- Number of players for Class A individual qualifier meets changed to eight (8)
- Qualifying mark will be 15 strokes above medalist or fifteen above par, whichever is higher.
Note: The maximum number of strokes that a player must take on a hole will be 10. Picking up will cause ineligibility for "allstate" awards, but player is still eligible to contribute toward team score.
- The State Class A Girls' Golf Tournament will be hosted by Rose Creek Golf Course in Fargo, with Todd Olson as manager. The tournament will be a two-day, 36-hole event.
- After the first day of play, groups will be reassigned according to the first day score. Care will be made to not have more than one athlete from a school in a group.
- Class A golf coaches may coach "through the green" as per below:
- Each team shall designate TWO COACHES who will be able to offer advice at any point during a round (Exception: as stated in #2 below). A coach is defined as a person that is a paid or non-paid employee designated as a golf coach by the school's coaching staff.
- Before the day's play, the designated coaches must be identified to the games committee by signing in and wearing the appropriate credential (designated coach) at all times.
- The designated coaches will not be allowed on the tee, within 10 yards of the green or bunker during play.
- A coach does not give advice to or ask for advice from another team's player or coaches.
- The advice is given in a private manner that does not disrupt play.
- Coaches will be allowed contact with players following play of a hole between the green and the next tee box.
- Players receiving advice during a hole will still be bound by the 40-second time limit to play a shot.
- Each tournament shall have a tournament manager who has the authority to enforce the slow play rule and oversee the coaching rule.
- Coaches using carts – 90 degree rule, no carts on fairways, carts 30 yards from all players
- Violation – Penalty
- - By a coach—two-stroke penalty with a maximum of four-stroke penalty to a team, followed by a team disqualification.
- - By a player—two-stroke penalty with a maximum of four-stroke penalty to a player with final disqualification.
- The tournament committee/manager is responsible for assessing the penalties.
- Practice rounds may be played prior to the tournament provided it is held on a day where none of the team's schools are in session. There will be no practice on the course prior to the starting time on the days of the tournament.
- Players shall exchange score cards.
- USGA official cards with the perforated card will be used for the state meet.
- A player is to be assessed a 2-stroke penalty for using a cell phone or other electronic communication device during any round of play.
- Range finders and GPS for all regular season and tournament play are allowed with the following stipulations:
- In each pairing if any player uses a range finder/GPS device, then all players in the pairing will have access to the device.
- Any player using a device, but does not allow other members of the pairing to utilize it when asked, will be disqualified for a serious breach of etiquette (USGA Rule 33-7) by the tournament committee.
- GPS devices on cell phones are not permitted. Use of GPS devices on cell phones will result in disqualification.
- Range finders that calculate slope in addition to yardage are not permitted. Use of range finders that calculate slope will result in disqualification of any player that utilized the device.
- One person per group will be allowed to enter scores using a cell phone if approved by the tournament rules committee.
2015 REGION SITES (deadline for region play is September 28, 2015):
East Region – Fargo
West Region – Bismarck
Rose Creek – Fargo – Todd Olson, Manager
For more information on girls' golf: http://www.ndhsaa.org/athletics/golf_girls
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Since 1999, Yao has been growing corn in his neighborhood in Central Region, and constantly gets supplies in the town of Sokodé.
In his business, Yao gets help from one family member. For the first time, he is seeking financial support from Kiva's partner, WAGES, in order to buy more powerful tools.
With his supplementary income, he intends to build a home, and ensure the well-being and education of his children.
Yao is thinking about expanding his cultivable area in the future to ensure that his family remains food self-sufficient.
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This loan is part of a special WAGES program for groups of Togolese farmers and livestock breeders, offering financing at a lower interest rate in addition to relevant training. The reduced interest rate is designed to hit a sweet spot, empowering clients in rural Togo to capture significant, impactful profits and become more financially stable after three credit cycles. WAGES is working with the Togolese government, Veterinarians Without Borders and the African Institute for Economic and Social Development to make this program possible. By supporting this loan, you're extending opportunity in a country where 70% of the population works in agriculture but financing options remain scarce.
About Women and Associations for Gain both Economic and SocialThis loan is administered by Women and Associations for Gain both Economic and Social (WAGES), Togo's second-largest microfinance institution. Along with a wide range of savings and loan products, WAGES offers its clients training programs in basic literacy, health care (HIV/AIDS and malaria), and business-related subjects (business management, marketing, accounting). You can show your support for WAGES by joining its lending team!
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
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- Repayment Schedule
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- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jul 17, 2012
- Listed
- Jul 27, 2012
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A-North Las Vegas Cab (ANLV)
The Nevada airport ground transportation company called A-North Las Vegas Cab (ANLV) which is located in Las Vegas, Nevada was recently rated by our editors and received a GroundCar Score rating of 20. Scores range from 0 to 100. Companies with a high transparency score generally communicate important travel information on their website which may also include transfer rates going to and from Nevada area airports and or other locations.
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Title: BEWARE - Disrespectful, Dishonest, and Angry
Date of Service: 4/4/2015
Type of Charter: McCarran Intl Airport (LAS)
Worst cab experience in my entire life. (Cab #4855) Blared gospel music during the entire ride and even my Catholic friend was offended. Very unprofessional and that was only the beginning of this nightmare. Three of us took this cab from Planet Hollywood Hotel on the strip to the airport in Vegas. The bellhop put our luggage into the cab NOT the cab driver. One of the back seats was folded down, so I went to get in the front only to find it was full of binders and paperwork. I honestly didn't know what to do, so I started moving things so I could have a seat as others were in line to take the next cab. The driver snapped at me that the other seat in the back could be popped up (obviously my lack of his vans inner-workings was offensive to him) He huffed and reached back and fixed the seat as I proceeded to walk around the van to the back seat. We told him we were going to airport and we were at different terminals and airlines. His response was a huff of acknowledgment. When we arrived at the first terminal he asked what airlines and we apparently did not answer fast enough as he started getting louder and louder. The lady in the back was the one going to this terminal and she was reading on her phone - plus again BLARING GOSPEL MUSIC. He proceeded to become more rude and so I stated we would all just get out together at this terminal. He started arguing and yelling that we wouldn't be able to get to the other Terminal and I explained that we would just take the inter-terminal shuttle. He said there was no such thing and that we didn't know what we were talking about. He refused to open the trunk for us and then proceeded to make us wait while he counted the payment ($15.00) Once he opened it he would not help us get our luggage out and even though two of us wanted to force him to do his job, I just wanted to get away from him. I unloaded the luggage for all of us and told him he had great Christian Values....being a jerk to three well behaved and professional women is completely uncalled for and undeserved. I cannot imagine how he treats young naive girls in Vegas for a good time. BEWARE OF THIS COMPANY. Also - of course there is an inter-terminal shuttle. It is free - as does every single other airport in the WORLD. We rode the one at this airport and a very nice young gentleman even helped me load my luggage onto it - my faith in humanity was instantly restored thanks to a young stranger.
Comments posted on 4/7/2015 by reviewer: Annie Overall Rating 1.5 Recommended No Value N/A Ease of Reservation N/A Timeliness N/A Vehicle Appearance 2 Driver Attitude 1 Driver Attire N/A
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Date of Service: 3/30/2012
Type of Charter: McCarran Intl Airport (LAS)
Booked with ANLV because of all the positive online comments. Wow was I wrong. Booked ahead. Had to take our 76 year old aunt from the hotel to the condo. 40 minutes and 3 calls after they should have shown up - a driver for another company stopped and asked if we were okay. We were sitting outside the hotel where ANLV said we HAD to be at the APPOINTED TIME or we would be LEFT. It was hot. The people answering the phone at ANLV were rude. Told me they'd get there sometime in the next hour? And now they were an hour late already? If it weren't for ANOTHER COMPANYS DRIVERS we'd still be sitting there waiting. Yeah. Don't count on the reviews to guide your way. Trust me. Reviews can be fake. Still waiting on ANLV to call back. Will never use again and have made sure everyone here knows exactly who to call - and it ain't ANLV.
Comments posted on 3/31/2012 by reviewer: Kate Walker Overall Rating 1.0 Recommended No Value N/A Ease of Reservation N/A Timeliness 1 Vehicle Appearance N/A Driver Attitude N/A Driver Attire N/A
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A 1050 kg car has four 10 kg wheels. When the car is moving,what fraction of its total kinetic energy is due to rotation of thewheels about their axles? Assume that the wheels hav the samerotation inertia as uniform disks of the same mass and size.
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Sailors prepare to lower the ensign during evening colors on the flight deck of the U.S. Navy's forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73). George Washington and its embarked air wing, Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, provide a combat-ready force that protects and defends the collective maritime interest of the U.S. and its allies and partners in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Chris Cavagnaro/RELEASED)
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I went in the store to look for an alternative or similar machine and found the Freemotion 515.
18-20 Adjustable Stride
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The price on it was also $599 and seems to be a better piece of equipment. It's similar to the ProForm 510E, but I'm assuming it is slightly better made or uses better parts. Here's why, after doing exhaustive research I noticed that almost all these machines whether Reebok, ProForm, Nordictrack are all made by Icon. They just change a few things and rebadge them under different names. Most of the machines in the 500-700 range have a weight limit of 220-275 and 1 year warranty on parts, this machine although in the same price range actually has a weight limit of 325lb. The deciding factor for me however was the extra year warranty on parts. I couldn't find ellipticals in the 500-700 price range that offer anything more than 1 year warranty on parts.
Most negative reviews I've read regardless of machine, seem to indicate that most of the damages happen in between the 1st and 2nd year of purchase. The 2 year warranty gives me peace of mind that the quality of materials is higher in this machine. I may be wrong in assuming that, but if I'm spending $599 on an elliptical, I'll buy one that has the extra year of warranty because at least I can get it fixed if anything goes wrong.
Here's another machine that compares that costs more and won an award as a best buy from TreadmillDoctor and I believe consumerreports.
Note that the weight limit on the horizon is 275 and the warranty is only 1 year. Also the stride length is only 18 while the 515E has a 20 inch Stride length.
Costco also sells the FreeMotion 570 for $1399.99
Considering there is a holder to put a tablet or phone on the display of the 515E, with my Galaxy tablet on there, I'd say it's similar to the 570.
Went to Costco today and it was marked at $499. I took in my original receipt and got back $108.
At $499, this is a FANTASTIC deal.
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i also have 3 kids under the age of 5. In the time that it takes me to get a bag ready and drive to the gym, I can knock out two miles on the elliptical.
Being at home and being lazy don't go hand in hand. When I had a gym membership, I saw plenty of lazy people half ass their workouts and spend more time socializing than actually doing work.
Will try assembly next weekend!
If you can get this price, its literally the best deal you'll ever be able to get on an elliptical trainer, so I recommend picking one up!
If you can get this price, its literally the best deal you'll ever be able to get on an elliptical trainer, so I recommend picking one up!
So funny, I bought one at the HB Costco tonight too. They put it on hold for me, I think it was the last one. Garden Grove had 2 left but they were still $599. Wonder if you could purchase and take receipt to the huntington store for a price adjust?
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1Set a time limit. And if you lose track of time easily even set an alarm.
- If you like singing in the shower, pick two songs that are about 4 minutes each, and sing them.
2Soap first using a sponge or coarse washcloth to scrub. Brush your hair vigorously, then apply shampoo to your scalp.
- Do this in the tub or shower, as you'll be dripping lather and possibly dirt.
3Rinse with cool or lukewarm water. This prevents you from getting too comfortable in the shower, saves energy, and soothes any skin flushing that may have been caused by your scrub. It also helps to keep hair from becoming greasy.
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I used to ride a bike all the time; I didn't have a driver's license until I was 31. But I haven't ridden or owned a bike in quite a while, and don't know a lot about the new ones. Now I'm concerned about the possibility of gas continuing to go up in price, or maybe even becoming unavailable at some point. We live twelve miles from town (if we were closer I'd just walk, as I hate riding on the shoulder of a highway, especially when there really isn't one), so I figure it's time to look into alternative transportation. I need a bike that will serve as a durable, reliable workhorse for hauling stuff, including heavy loads of feed for my animals, and yet be fairly speedy on the trip back and forth to town -- mostly fairly level, but there are a couple of hills -- and be comfortable. At the same time, my 24-y-o mentally handicapped daughter is informing me in no uncertain terms that if I get a bike, she gets one (LOL!!). She's autistic, and when she's not happy we hear about it! The last time we bought bikes for her older sisters, she was ten. She didn't get one, because she couldn't ride one, and she threw a hissy fit for two days. So, I've got to figure out some way for her to ride with me. But she has poor balance, and she doesn't have the judgement to ride independently, so I was hoping to find something (affordable) similar to the tag along bikes for children. A tandem won't work as I need to be able to ride by myself most of the time, pulling a trailer. And, the whole package can't cost a fortune, as we are on a fixed income here. So any ideas are welcome! I have contacts who do welding, so if necessary, we might be able to cobble something up ourselves, but it would be easier to find something readymade.


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As the saying goes, if some is good then more is better, but that has not exactly been the case for some fans of the Assassin's Creed franchise.
There is a rather large, vocal group of Assassin's supporters who adore the franchise, but believe the series should take a year or so away from releasing new versions of the game because they don't want the game to get stale?
Are they right?
Should Assassin's Creed take a year off from publishing?
Assassin's Creed initially debuted back in 2007 and became an immediate smash-hit with its unique take on history and incorporating it with historic cities, during historic timeframes, and blending all of that with a stealth, open-world title that dazzled anyone who played it.
Then it was not until 2009 that the franchise received the second installment, Assassin's Creed II, and this game, even today, is still held in high regard as the best Assassin's Creed of all-time. This time, even though gamers did not know, the game was the beginning of what was to be a trilogy for Ezio, the game's main protagonist.
2010 saw the follow-up to AC II in the form of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. The title continued Ezio's journey and war against the templars and showcased the game in one of the biggest open world experiences ever. Brotherhood was also a monumental title because of the innovative multiplayer mode it introduced for the first time.
Brotherhood was followed by the final performance of Ezio in the Assassin's Creed series called, Assassin's Creed: Revelations. This game brought some closure to the Ezio and Altair stories that had taken place over the past four games.
Where would the series go from there?
The answer came toward the end of this past winter, when Ubisoft revealed a near reboot of the franchise called, Assassin's Creed III.
What Assassin's Creed II was to the first Assassin's Creed, is what Assassin's Creed III is suppose to be to Assassin's Creed II, Brotherhood and Revelations.
With this being the fourth consecutive year Ubisoft will have released a new installment in the Assassin's Creed franchise, gotten some people have still been wondering if it is time to rest the series for some time to refresh the franchise.
Assassin's Creed III Creative Director Alex Hutchinson seems to not think the series needs any time off as he vocalized that sentiment in a recent interview.
Another way to look at this topic is the see what the consumers tell us about their demand for Assassin's Creed.
According to vgchartz.com, among the three major game platforms, Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC, each Assassin's Creed installment has sold 10.23 million units, 10.05 million, 8.69 million and 7.51 million, respectively.
Yes there is an obvious drop off in units sold over the years, but the last two sales totals were due to some of the repetitiveness and stale feeling gamers had with Brotherhood, and especially Revelations.
The real indicator here will be how Assassin's Creed III performs because of how Ubisoft has given off the feeling of the game being a near reboot of the franchise.
But does the franchise need some resting time to regain its luster?
Even though Revelations was a bit excessive, Ubisoft has basically created a new game, from the game mechanics, to the engine it runs on, to the setting and protagonist players will be dashing through the forest with.
Assassin's Creed III looks to bring so many new elements to the series that have never been seen before.
If Ubisoft and all of the folks who work on bringing these worlds to life can continue to produce original stories, worlds and gameplay that are not repetitive, then why ask them to stop?
Should they stop because fans are afraid the game may become stale?
Since the series is still thriving, like it is now, why then would you want to stop it? Just for the sake of taking a year off?
Let's say Assassin's Creed III does not deliver and is a nuclear bomb of disappointment, which is highly unlikely, then yes, all who doubt the yearly releases of the game would be correct and the series should definitely take a breather.
But the series is nowhere near that, and since it is not, Ubisoft should continue to release thrilling games each year that people from all over the world can continue to adore and love.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos picks up save
Mon, 16 May 2016 20:51:55 -0700
Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos allowed one run in his one inning against the Philadelphia Phillies Monday, May 16, but was able to record his 12th save of the season.
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Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos nailed down his fourth save Monday, April 25.
Fantasy Tip: He has yet to allow an earned run and has given up just two hits in seven frames. His five walks aren't great, but three of them came in his first outing. He has nine strikeouts in those seven innings, and he's a legit RP1 right now.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos makes spring debut
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Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos (calf) made his spring training debut Wednesday, March 16, and fired a perfect ninth inning against the Washington Nationals.
Fantasy Tip: That's great news for the Marlins and his fantasy owners, as Ramos is fully set to resume his closing duties after Carter Capps (elbow) went down for the season. After years of exhibiting potential to close, Ramos was terrific in his first go-around with the job, saving 32 ballgames in 38 chances, while registering an outstanding 2.30 ERA and 1.01 WHIP. Furthermore, he also racked up 87 Ks in 70 1/3 innings pitched. He has a good chance of being an upper echelon closer in 2016.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos is ready
Tue, 15 Mar 2016 10:33:16 -0700
Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos (calf) had dealt with a sore calf early this spring, but he's now ready to pitch in Grapefruit League games. He's no longer on any medical lists.
Fantasy Tip: Ramos now doesn't have much competition for the closing job in 2016 after Carter Capps went down with a season-ending injury. Ramos can be dominant in the role, but his control and homer allowance can be issues, which make him more of a second or third fantasy stopper.
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|Marlins | Miami closer's job up for grabs
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The Miami Marlins are expected to have an open competition for the closer job, with RP Carter Capps having an opportunity to win the job away from incumbent CL A.J. Ramos, according to general manager Michael Hill.
Fantasy Tip: Ramos went 2-4 with a 2.30 ERA and 32 saves in 71 games last season, while striking out 87 batters in 70 1/3 innings, and should still be considered the favorite to close games for the Fish. Capps went 1-0 with a 1.16 ERA in 30 appearances in 2015, with 58 strikeouts in 31 innings. Despite the eye-popping K/9 rate, Capps has never saved a game at the major league level. Both pitchers should be monitored throughout spring training, especially in NL-only leagues. The Marlins had also expressed interest in free-agent RP Fernando Rodney, who has prior closing experience, before he signed with the San Diego Padres.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos avoids arbitration
Fri, 15 Jan 2016 12:28:30 -0800
Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos re-signed a one-year, $3.4 million contract to avoid arbitration Friday, Jan. 15.
Fantasy Tip: Ramos took over the closer role in mid-May and went on to record 32 saves last season, and he projects to start 2016 with the job. He returned a respectable 2.30 ERA, 1.01 WHIP and 11.1 K/9 ratio line, too. Ramos is a mid-range closer who is worth targeting as a No. 2 closer for your fantasy club.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos drawing interest
Tue, 08 Dec 2015 14:10:09 -0800
Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos is reportedly attracting trade interest at the winter meetings, with multiple teams checking in on his availability.
Fantasy Tip: This shouldn't be much of a surprise at all, as seemingly everyone on the Marlins is available to some extent every winter. Ramos did an excellent job after taking over the closer's role in May, ultimately finishing with 32 saves in 38 chances, not to mention while recording a 2.30 ERA, 1.01 WHIP, and .184 opposing batting average. If he does go somewhere, as long as he's closing, Ramos should continue to be a hot commodity in fantasy.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos notches 11th save
Tue, 30 Jun 2015 19:54:00 -0700
Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos struck out a single batter without allowing a base runner to record his 11th save of the season during the Marlins' 5-3 win over the San Francisco Giants Tuesday, June 30.
Fantasy Tip: Ramos has a solid 1.30 ERA, 1.89 FIP, 0.78 WHIP and 11.4 K/9 over 34 2/3 innings, and he is 11 for 12 in save opportunities. Continue to view him as a mid-tier closer until he proves otherwise. Ramos also appears to have a firm grip on the ninth inning for Miami.
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|Marlins | A.J. Ramos pitches out of jam
Tue, 02 Jun 2015 19:12:08 -0700
Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos recorded his fifth save during the Marlins' 5-2 win over the Chicago Cubs Tuesday, June 2. Ramos allowed two hits and a walk but held the Cubs off the scoreboard and recorded a strikeout.
Fantasy Tip: Since taking over the closer role Wednesday, May 13, Ramos has allowed a single earned run over 9 1/3 innings pitched and struck out 13 batters. He doesn't own an overpowering pitching arsenal, but so far this season, retiring batters and limiting opponents hasn't been a problem. Until he proves otherwise, Ramos appears locked into the ninth-inning role.
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|Marlins | New manager turning to A.J. Ramos
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Miami Marlins RP A.J. Ramos will serve as the closer while RP Steve Cishek works out his kinks, according to manager Dan Jennings.
Fantasy Tip: Ramos was the lead candidate under the old regime, but fantasy owners can feel a little more secure about their Ramos shares now that Jennings has confirmed Ramos will receive save opportunities. Ramos should be owned in all formats. He recorded his first save Wednesday, May 13, and currently sports a 0.95 ERA, a 0.79 WHIP and a 11.4 K/9.
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Cervigni, Dino S., Annali d'Italianistica
At the basis of AdI 1997 lies the documented awareness that literature and anthropology have always shared much more than common interests. Literature in fact constitutes a major cultural manifestation of the human person, the same human person that is also at the center of all anthropological investigations. Literature itself has always drawn the interest of anthropologists, who have formally recognized the study of literature (or literary anthropology) in order to tap the written records' richest sources of documentation for the synchronic and diachronic investigation of humankind's ideas and behaviors. Within this context of shared interests and interrelatd approaches, the authors whose work appears in AdI 1997 have set out to investigate the multiple interconnections of literature and anthropology in their theoretical framework and literary manifestations and to apply warranted anthropological strategies to the interpretation of texts from all epochs of the history of the Italian literature.
As a very informative and insightful bibliographical introduction to literature's and anthropology's interconnections, Olimpia Pelosi's essay--"Letteratura italiana e antropologia: percorsi bibliografici"--surveys thematically the evolving relationship between Italian literary criticism and anthropological approaches, ranging from the symbolic-mythological school to the Jungian, the Marxist, and the postmodern. The next two essays are authored by two foremost Italian anthropologists and exemplify theoretical and applied investigative approaches to human behavior and humankind's written records. Domenico Antonino Conci's "Prove fenomenologiche su segni sacrali" takes us back to primordial times (1. La disperazione fossile; 2. Disperazione fossile e storia; 3. Disperazione fossile e Sacro; 4. Fenomenologia del mito e del rito) in order to explore the remotest origins of the sacred. Equally challenging and comprehensive, Domenico Scafoglio investigates humankind's fundamental and multifaceted aspects of the comic ("Pulcinella: per un'antropologia del comico"; 1. L'archetipo e la storia; 2. Figura dell'identits; 3. L'integrazione della differenza; 4. La differenza irriducibile e il capro espiatorio; 5. Il corpo del buffone; 6. Il comico viene da un altrove, Il comico e trasgressivo, Il comico e un mediatore culturale) by focusing on the Neapolitan maschera Pulcinella.
Next AdI 1997 offers a series of contributions that apply various anthropological approaches to the diachronic investigation of Italian literature. Three essays focus on medieval and Renaissance texts. In "Boccaccio's Teseida: The Breakdown of Difference and Ritual Sacrifice," William C. Maisch, adopting a Derridian and Girardian model, submits that "The Teseida shows the failure of Pre-Christian society to control the violent consequences of the destabilization of humankind's ability to construct meaning that is brought on by nondifferentiation." Franco Ferrucci outlines a "Machiavellian anthropology" through the investigation of the Florentine's concern with the construction of an ante litteram Nietzschean Ubermensch. Ferrucci describes Machiavelli's efforts to move beyond good and evil, his attempts to reshape history through literature and language not only through anthropological metaphors focused on man (such as health and illness, youth and old age, ascending, and falling into ruin) but also through an overall anthropology of humankind grounded on some never questioned principles: humankind's corruption, fierce yearning for success, deep dissatisfaction ("gli uomini sogliono affliggersi nel male e stuccarsi nel bene", Discorsi 1:37), and propensity to envy. The last of the three essays devoted to the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Cessreo Bandera's "Tasso and the Epic: A Girardian Reading," investigates such fundamental anthropological notions as origins of the sacred, the presence of violence amidst humankind, the victimage mechanism through which (according to Girard's theory) humankind rids itself of its own violence, the relationships of truth, history and epic, and epic's ultimate failure, after Tasso, to represent historical truth trough its travisamento. …


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Boris Barnet was born on June 18, 1902 in Moscow, Russian Empire as Boris Vasilyevich Barnet. He was a director and actor, known for The Patriots (1933), The Adventures of the Three Reporters (1926) and Secret Agent (1947). He was married to Alla Kazanskaya, Yelena Kuzmina, Natalia Glan and Valentina Barnet. He died on January 8, 1965 in Riga, ... See full bio »
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The Tiger is a Yang,
and is the Third sign of the Chinese horoscope.
FervorBraveryMagnetismGood LuckBenevolenceAuthority
Birthday: June 1, 1974
A new chapter is starting; problems are solved through changes in circumstances.
Creative initiative, skill and opportunities for new ventures.
Birthday: June 1, 2015
Inhibitions, blocks and fears which, once removed, release positive energy.